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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
WEATHER onor nuhLE1lS
ot,l,o Yves, Virginia weather Service 10,

VI tho West virginia Weather Service Tor
tho Wen:t Ending Mandny, April 10.
Tho Weather.-Thc temperature dur.
Ing tho paat wcok has boon below tho
normal IN oil sections. Frosts occurred
generally on tho 18th, with heavy frosts
and freezing weather on tho 10th aud
llth throughout tho mountain districts,
Snow and hail woro reported from soy.
oral places on tho 18th and l4th. Tho
weeks rainfall was very unevonly dis.
tributed, ranging from 10 Inch at
patkersbnrg to 2.S2 lnchos at Grafton.
Tho largest totals for tho week reported
wore, Grafton, 9.S2; Beverly, 80; Hin
ton. ".6?, and Morgantown, 1.06 inches.
Apparently tho rainfall In tho noun
taihs was much greater than In tho val.
10y districts, tho amounts reported from
tho latter being less than m inch.
Loss than tho usual amount Of sun
shine was received. tho days having
been prevailingly cloudy and cool.
Election the Crops.--While tho weeks
weather has on tho whole been uniay.
orablo. rapid g%ermination and growth,
vegetation Ia steadily pushing forward.
and the condition of tho crops, owing 10
iheprevuiling latones offspring warmth,
Is such us to enable them to withstand
the irosts and freezing weather. Hence,
while quito severe frosts have been 70.
ported, but little damage has boon done.
Wheat and grass continue IN good con.
dition aud aro growing steadily, but
sunshine Is needed. Most OF the oats
crop has been sown aud some Ia above
ground. Potato planting and gardens
havo been about finished, but the cool,
damp weather has retarded growth.
Flowing for corn has been pushed
wherever the ground has been dry
enough, and II Is said some corn will be
planted during the coming week.
Many correspondents say peach,
cherry and other small.iruit trees were
winter killed, and apples and other
fruit have not been injured to any ex-
tent.
Ii. l. BALL, Director.
PdrktrsJurg, Aprii 10, 1895.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
The needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and,truly
beneficial properties of q perfect lax
ativc; cllcctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fovcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by MI drug.
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but It is man
ufacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being wcll informed, you will moi
accept any substitute If offered.
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THE INCOME TAN.
ihn o~ov"rnn.nt's View oftio Petition FOR
u Rshcnrlng Of thu Cases.

"
%teicnrlng Of thu Gases.
WASHINGTON, d. o., April 17.-Tho
attorney general to-day iIod In tho
United States supreme court a memo.
randum for tho consideration OF tho
juatices, giving tho governments Wow
on tho petition for n rohearing OF tho
income tax question filed by tho oppo.
nonts Of tho law. Tho governments
memorandum Is ~ follows:
Charles Pollock, appellant, vs.. tho
Farmora' Loan aud Trust Company ct
All lowls II. Hyde, appellant. Va. the
Continental Trust Company OF tho city
Of Now York at al, on petition for 70.
hearing. Tho United States respectfully
represents that, n n rehoarlng 10 grant.
cd In tho above entitled cases, tho 70.
hoarlng should cover Nil the lognl and
constitutional questions involved, and
not merely those az to which tho court
arc equally divided.
~ Whether u tax on incomes gener.
ally, inclusive Of rents and interests or
dividends from investments OF all
kinds, Is or Is not u direct tax within
tho meaning OF the federal constitution
10 n matter upon which, as an original
question. the government has really
never been heard.
Its position at tho argument was that
the question had been s%ettled-by IN
exposition OF the constitution practical.
ly contemporancous with Its adoption
by u subsequent unbroken limo OF Judi.
Gin precedents-by the concurring and
repeated action OF all the departments
oil the goyernment-and by tho con.
sensus OF all text writer's and authorities
by whom tho subject has heretofore
been considered.
~ Tho importance 10 tho govern.
ment OF the new views OF Its taxing
power, announced in tho opinion OF
the chief justice, can hardly be exag.
gera,ed.
First, Pushed 10 their logical c%onclu-
sion. they practically exclude from the
direct operation OF the power OF nil it's
inve,ted personal property. They ex-
cludo 1t because, IL realty and person.
atty nro taxable only by the rule Of ap.
portionment, the inevitable inequalities
reaultinS from such n plan Of taxation
are SO gross aud fragrant as to DO abso.
lutely dollar and resor. to It.
That such inequalities must result IL
practically admitted, tho only sugses.
ton in reply being tnat the power to
directly tax realty and personally was
o t'meant for use as m ordinary, every
day power; that the United States was
expected to rely for its customary reve-
tues upon duties, imposts and o1cises;
n that it was meant it should impose
direct taxes only in extraordinary
em%ergencie, and as q sort OF dernier re.
sort.
Second, Though OF minor conse.
quence. 1t is certainly relevant to point
out that, II the new exposition Of the
constitution referred to 10 to prevail,
the United States has under previous
income tax laws collected vast sums OF
money which on every principle OF
1t ought to refund. and which it must
be assumed that Congress will deem
itself bound to make provision for re.
funding by appropriate legislation.
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD OLSEY,
Attorney General.
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BRoSZls STATUES,
The New York Justice Holds That tho TX.
hihition. Arc Not Indecent.

Tho New York Justice Holds That the E,.
hibitions Arc Not Indecent
NEW YoEE, April l7.-The bronze
statue case, arising on, OF tiiecxhibi.
ton OF living pictures at the Casino,
came up to-day in the court OF special
sessions before Police Justices Fei.ner,
Hogan and Meade.
Rudolph Aronson, manager OF the
Casino, and Miss Bessie Stanton. Per.
ham Nahl and Otto Kohler, the models,
were the defendants. Detectives Rog.
ers and Titus. tho witnesses for the
prosecution, described what they saw at
tho theatre On tho night OF March 81.
They admitted. however, ;hIt the
bronze pnint covering was less suggest
i've and indecent than tights. Counsel
for the defendants moved for their dis
charge on the ground that tho charge Of
''outrasing public dcccncy' was not
sustained.
Tho Justices conferred and Justice
Feitner, who presided, announced that
the case was dismissed.
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a "PASSlyE BLOCKADE"
Tho british Instructions to War Vessels
Concerning The Nicaragua AFFAIR.

Tho british Instructions to War Vessels
Concerning tho Nicaragua Affair.
WAsntSGroS, April l7.-OHicials here
profess to have no information as yet to
the instructions sent to British war
vessels for the enforcement OF the
ultimatum against Nicaragua. Those
in a position 10 understand the status
OF affairs, however, express the belief
that the British instructions are on the
following lines:
First-There shall be no exercise Of
force which will affect the commerce or
interest Of the United States or her citi-
zens or OF other foreign countries.
~Second-The exercise OF force shall be
confined to the execution Of passive
blockade OF Nicaragua ports, according
TO the established rules for that ma
neuver.
The passive blockade" is designed to
cripple the internal commerce OF Mica
ra2ua and yet to leave all foreign COM
merce to proceed as usual. 1tdoes not
contemplate any overt act. or n seiz-
ure or detention OF property. But tho
warships bring 10 q standstill the local
or coastwise. trade and keep it thus par.
alyzed until n satisfactory response is
given. The merchant ships OF the
United States and other countries
would be Tree to come and 90 and care
would DO takon that no cause should be
given for United States intervention on
the ground that United States interests
were in jeopardy. The last time this
passive blockade" was executed, was
against Greece ten years ago. At that
time the allied powers OF Europe, ex-
ccpt France. agreed 10 suppress the nc.
ton OF Greece in beginning war on Tur.
key. The various countries sent war.
ships, which blockaded Grecian ports
and held'all coast commerce liz check
until Greece yielded.
Sir Julian Pauucefote. British ambas-
sador, was at tho state department at
noon. but 1t was said the visit was not
in reference to the NicaraCuan situation,
as the British foreign office is dealing
| directly with Nicaragua.
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PICTURES by ~IIGLEG
4 Successful Experiment. nj San Francisco
A Valuable Invention,

4 Successful Experiment. mt n Francisco.
A Valuable Invention.
SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE first
experiments ever made in the telegraph.
Ing OF pictures for 4 long distance was
mndo by tho Call last night when an
outline.picture Of the entry OF tho Queen
OF the Fiesta at Los Angeles was wired
from tho latter place 10 this city. Tho
experiment was successful. Charles
Willoughby, OF this city, Ia tho inventor
OF this scheme. The inventor believes
his idea to DO most valuable in news.
paper work or In the police or secret
service. II tho success Of the process ia
demonstrated no will establish agencies
In this city. Chicago, New York mud
Washington. A good picture eau BIO
sont Mt tho cost OF and in about thu
space OF $50 words. 1t should, by an
expert, and il not too elaborate, tnko
no longer than half nm hour to sond aud
reproduce n diagram.
Tho picture Is drawn originally upon
u paper ruled Of into small squares,
cach about o%ne.tonth Of an inch in
diameter. Each vertical line ia mum.
berod along tho upper margin and
ovory horizontal limo is lottcrod down
the side. Every square is therefore
identified with n number and n lotter
aud its location is where tho two limos
designated cross zach other. With tho
original drawing before him, tho opera.
tor describes tho course OF tho lines
from point to point and tho message
contains only Ms many signs and COM
binntions II. thore arc changes In tho
directions OF tho lines forming tho pic.
tutc. This description being received
Mt the other end Of tho wire. the limos
described and simply reproduced on n
similar ruled surface.
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a NEW STATE,
Proposition TO Crente tho State Of Superior
out OF Parts Of Three States.

Proposition to Create tho state of Superior
out OF Parts of Three States.
CHICAGO, April ia special from
West Superior, Wis, says: It i, seri.
ously proposed here to create a now
state by taking n part Of tho three
states Of Minnesota. Wisconsin and
Michigan, which will DO known as tho
state OF Superior.
What is aimed at is TO place the three
great iron ranges. the Nermillion, Mesa.
ba and Gogebic. in one state, so that
the interests OF none OF them could be
injured by conflicting legislation and all
might be treated from the same basis.
Tho new state would be one OF the
richest in the union; it would have
more than 500 miles OF water front and
contain "the head lakes" harbor, which
is the gateway for tho trade and com.
merco OF the northwest.
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A Hsbuke from n so.cnlled Heather.

ItsDuks from u So-Cnlled hsAthen.
San Francisco, April ia Japanese
resident OF this city sends the following
communication to a local paper:
81 came from the far cas-. q few
months ago, and my purpose was to see
what your civilized nation was doing.
Since | arrived in this city, reading
your valuable paper every day. l am
much surprised because tho murder is
almost n daily occurrence in this coun.
try, besides robbery. reverend doctors
robbing and %eloping with other mems
wives. etc. Such events arc occurred
every day. Shocking murder in church
that's awful, awiul-where is c~iviliza.
ton, where Ia christianity, where ia
James Creelman?
"P. s.-Please send words to J. Creel.
man that he ought to DO little more
careful when he accuses other nation.
next time"
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Straight Out silver Party.

SAN FRAHcTsCo, April 1.-THE silver.
ties arc actively at work forming a
straight out silver party in this state.
They propose to make tho coming hero
OF a. j. Warner. president OF tho ma.
lional committee OF American Bimetal-
ling party, Congressman j. G. Sibloy, OF
Pennsylvania. aud Senator Stewart, Of
Nevada, tho occasiouf or n general con-
centration OF sympathizors in one dis
linct movement. Thcro has been m
Onissary hero from 10, Angelica.
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ROLE 60 ZANE
20 FOURTEENTH STREET. T.
FOR SALE.

Splendid lot for dwelling. y. Main street, near
Sth street Sj.0OQ
House. lirooms and store room. Maln street,
near 2lst ,treet, lot iiIlN feet.
House, 3 oons and hall, Chapllnc street, near
Corner lot. Lind street. Belvcdcrc. $50.
House, 4 rooms, brick, ana stable, 18th street
House, 8 rooms, 18th street. si.6Oo.
I'D street, $500.
House. } rooms and hail. corner North From.
and Kentucky streets, Sl.6C0L
Double frame house. 10 rooms aud storo room,
corner Of $50 and Jacob streets, rents for ST per
Hou.c. 5 rooms. brick. and +roomcd house In
rear, EOtr street, Centre Wheeling. 5000.
!iouIe, I rooms. 10Th street. $1,000
House rooms. 18th street. CHEAP On easy
House, Irooms. brick, Jacob street. ith ward.
House, 5rooRs and hall. Park View. lot lo)r
lis feet. easy terms, Sl,7O.
Double house. 10 rooms, Indiana street, Island.
easy terms, $500
House, S roous. corner lot, 2i;h street, easy
terms. Sl.IO0.
House, S room& Mccolloch street. Eas. Wheel.
House. J rooms aud hail. with large lot, 18th
street. $500.
House, 5 rooms. Baltimore street, Ea,, Wheel.
ing. easy terms sl0ja
House, I rooms, 18th street. easy terms. sljl
House. 10 rooms brick. with large lot. 18th
street. cheap.
House, 5 rooms. Jacob street 9th ward, easy
terms. $3.50.
House. 9 rooms. Wood street. 5th ward. $3.50
House, c .oons. brick, Market street, Contra
wheeling. cheap. sl.?N.
Lots on Lind street pelycdc,c, $50 and SIS
each.
Three lots 10 Park View. cheap.
ate price. :
$50, soo, $50, $50, $1,000 and $50, to loan on
real estate
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GAMnLElss Nor EXEMPT.

They Must Pay tho lncomo Tax ms Other
People DO.
LEXINGTON, Ky. April 1.-The COM
missioner OF internal revenue has sus-
tanned Deputy Collector Desha Breck-
inridgc's ruling regarding tho payment
OF income tax on winnings from races,
poker, %roulet, otc. Tho commissioner
says: "Monies from tho pool box, o,c.,
should DO included as income for tho
year in which received, aud no dcduc.
ton can DO allowed for money lost at
gaming"
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WEST ComSrn. MAiSr.-'I doctorcd
for years for biliousneSs, but nothing
ovcr helped ma like Simmons Livor
Regulator. | shall tax" nothing olso
hercRitor."--N. NJ. Oakman. Your
druggist solls it in powder or liquid
tho powder to DO taken dry, or madc
into a tea. IL
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ALBANY. N. Y, April 1.-The annual
meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho Now
York Central and Hudson River rail-
road, tho Wost Shore and tho Mohawk
< Malone railroad companies woro hold
hero to-day. Tho old boards and diroc.
tors wcrc reelected.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns. and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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TO LOAN.
GENERAL NOTICES..
TO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
ANn NH lERs NnrIIE

TTTU ARCHIIECTS. CONTRACTORS
4 AID BUILDERS. NOTICE
II beIny the desire and intention OF the County
Court OF Putnam County. W. Va, 10 remodel
and repair the Conrt House of said county, Stu.
Ate In the town Of windeld, notice Is hereby
given 70 architects. contractors and builders to
furnish on or before the meeting OF said County
Court. on the Cd day OF June. 1886. plans and
specifications for remodeling. enlarglng and re-
pairing the said Court House building. together
with estimates oil tho cost for such work.
The present building Is OF brick. so feet long
by 10 feet wide. and Is two stories high.
When such plans. &c. arc submitted the Court
will. a. Its meeting on said Sd DAY OF June next.
d~eterrninc and decide to adopt that plan which
shall be deemed tho best and most advantageous:
and will paw n reasonable amount Tor the plan
adopted. For any further Information. address
r A. SALM0SS. Clerk.
Winfield. ". Va.
UARcH. IS. 1896. mrN
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WASHINGTON, April l7.-John @. Kel.
10y, Of Brooklyn. has been appointed
collector OF informal rOvcnuo> for tho
liirst district Of Now York. and Fitz.
hugh Leo for tho Sixth district oil Vlr-
ginia,
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CI%tAMBENLArN's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction OF any cough medi.
cine | handle, and as n seller leads all
other preparations in this market. l
recommend 1t because it ia tho bes.
medicine l v handled for coughs,
colds and Group. A. W. BALpRIDoE,
Millersville, III.
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LEGAL. MOTTO ES.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION-THE
" state of West Virginia Ohio county, IS:
III the Circuit Court of Ohio county, West Hir.
sinta. April Rules, 1895.
Matilda Schcnk
VI, IN Chanccry.
Philip Schonk and others
Tho object OF this suit Is to partition the renl
estate OF which Philip SchonS and Katharine
SChCnk, his wifc. died seized, among the de-
vlScc, under the will Of said katharine Schelk.
sRtd real estate heinz tho north half OF lot No. Il
mud the south twelve inches OF lot No. rs III that
rnrt OF tho city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West
Virginia, laid ont By Ebcnr&ur Zane.
And II appearing from on affidavit filed in
said cause. ut those rules, that the defendants.
SOPHIE lloltz and Joseph Holt, are moi residents
Of the state Of West Virginia, and they not hav-
Ing been served with process In said suit. on
motion Of the complainant, by her solicitor, this
order Of publication Is entered against thom.
aud II Is ordered that tho said defendants, above
named. be md nro required 10 appear within
one month after tho dnte Of the first publicn.
ton Of this order and do whnt Is necessary to
protect their Interests. 1t Is further ordered
iha, this order be published and posted rs re.
Quircd b. law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell, clerk Of our said
court, ut tho court house Of said county. this Srd
day Of Aprii, 1876, to.wit; Aprll tnlcs. iS9S.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clctk.
Published tho first tinc April ! lS9S.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
w, J. W. CoWpES.
Solicitor for Complainant api.1h
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Apply to She West Virginia Savinya
and Buildln. Association, Room ii
Masonic Temple. Oaice'hours: 6:lS 10
Sis p. IN. every Monday. Mw2r.
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Edward Crossley, lately 4 mcmbcr OF
tho English parliament. intends to give
his great three.toot rejecting telescope
with its dome and all parts to Lick oh.
snryltory.
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Specials that will interest
thrifty housewives:
200 dozen pure linen Bleached Nap.
kins. fast edges, 81 a dozen.
$50 dozen pure linen, large size,
Bleached Napkins, remarkable
values, $l.50 a dozen.
O190-inch Bleached Linen Sheets,
bena.itched, narvels at S. pair.
Hems,itehed Pillow Cases. 2lxS6
aud 2l3136 inches 81 pair.
Bolster Cases TO match, 81 each.
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Money to Lonn on Fseni Estat--Stock Can
be Taken ut Any Time.
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NO " Thirty'irst ST., u roonod dwelling.
No, 27l0 Market street. .,,.,.,,,,.,,, $50 On
No &2ll Main street, G.roolned brick on front
and j.rOomod frame on alley. for SIiO1
Real estate OF eyety description.
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Hub Building.

FOR RENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma-
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOTHlERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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FOR SALE.-

$500 buys lot fronting on National pike. at
LoGtherwOod. -.
si:2oo buys lot fronting on pike, Mt Echo Point.
5000 buys acre lot near Wheeling Park.
W. buys lot, DIlaO. on Huron street near
Zhne, This Is n special bargain, worth sl,cOO.
W. buys w lots; 6OKl0i. fronting pike at Nc.
Mcchcn. New car line will run In front.
700 buys lot, %l0OxiIj.At Glendale: very chcRn.
80 per front foot buys lot on Fifteenth street:
dirt cheap.
Building lots out tho National pike from 500
upward. Island lot AT 500. lots 10 all paris Of
the city. Money loaned TO build with.
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TOR RENT.
l. That large two-story brick dwelling, No. 100
South Front street. Island. A mos, desirable
location. FOR SALE.
10 shares Exchange Bank.
q shares Warwick China Company.
l0sharcS fOsioria Glass Company.
20shnres .F:tna Standard Steel & Iron Co.
"Whceling Hallway Bonds.
10 Shares Peabody Insurance Company.
Il. = IRWIN. Broker.
ja.6 No. Il Twelfth Street
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SPECIAL SALE.

Sroomcd cottage al 6S North York street: lot
3xliO: the house In lrsl.class repair: both gases
aud wafer: above 1891 Hood. A frst.clAsS locG-
ton 10 reside in. or will pay as an Investment
Sl,JOo casn this week will buy H.
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E'OR RENr-THAT ELEG AN 7
store room. No. 1901 MaIu street, now oc-
cnpicd by House * Hermann. Has good Gle.
vn,or service and fro prooi vaul. in Office.
Possession given April |, 1891 Apply 10 HENRY
X. LIST, at City Bank. nole
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75cyard,

This price-75c-for one Of
the best makes of French
Crepons will close them out
in a hurry.
Sharp price cuts through
out the entire Crepon stock.
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FOR TRENT.

FOR RENT-TWO FIVE ROOM
houses. Sinetccnth street Inquire at 100
Nineteenth street mrli-NwIP
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Ronl Estate Agent. Collector. Notary Public and
Psnsiou Attorney, No. l6l. Market street