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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
TnIroR,S NoTICE

UDlTORS NOTICE. ~,
A The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court OF cambria county TO report dis-
tributinn Of balance OF funds in the hands OF John
Fonsr Administrator OF Samuel II. Miller. late
of BIacklick township. deceased. as shown py ms
second and hnal account, hereby gives notice
thet ne will sit a. his office in the borough OF
I.hensburg on MONDAY. JULY 20, ls.b, at Ten
O'Clock A NJ, Tor the purpose stated IN the aiote,
said order OF Court, at which time anu placo All
nersons interested may attend or lie forever de-
barred from coming in on said fund.
'"'''' T. W. DICK,
I,rrsh,,rc pa IuIy II 1895 Auditor.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
II Letters testamentary on the estate OF SsraH
fyampbeu late OF the borough OF i-oretto. 1au.
bria county Pa. deceased. having been granted
to the undersigned notice IL hereby given 70 an
nersons Indebted to said estate TO make imned-
late payment. and those having claims against
the same will present them properly aGthentlea-
ted Tor settlement . ,.,, ,-,.,.,,
r,.,a ,so5 Executor
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FOR SALE I!

The stock of a general store in nearby grow
Jng toyn on railroad. with mining ana otheI
s.,Es in a good location low rent; the stock new.
tresh and ciean Inquire at this ofhee. OF address
General Store care Oi FREEMAN
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A IDHINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
n Letters of administration upon the estate
Of Joseph A Conrad. late OF Allegheny town.
shin Cambria county Pa. deceased. hav ing been
,Jranted TO the undersigned, notice Is heFehy CIV
en- 10 ali personsOns indebted TO satd estate 10
m.Ee Immediate payment, and those having
eIaims AGAINST the same to present them proper
y IOHN q. CONRAD.
Admin istratOr-
1910 10th Ave. Altoona, Altoona, Pa
AItoou a, D A.. July IL. ls95-A
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T1oR AII.THE NEWS. READ THE FREE
L MAN. tl.bo per year.
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Ehsnsnurg. July al. 1857.

INXECUTORS' NOTICE. ,
II, Estate OF James Eckenrode. deceased
Letters testamentary on the estate OF James
EcEenrcde late OF Allegheny township. Cambria
coun,y Pa deceased. having been granted %
the undersigned notice is hereby given TO All
persons indebted &c said estate to MAKE lhllhtu -
ttaTa nayment and those having claims against
the ssme 10 present them proI erly authenticated
W. JOHN ECkENRODE.
MICHAEL ECh EN RODE,
,. !, ,sos Executors
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

A special train will leave Market street
wharf at 7:3O =. NJ. August /, for Atlantic
CITY. arriving at Atlantic City about 900
p. NJ. making the run from Plttsburg to
the >eaShore in twelve hours. Arrange
mentS have been made for transfer OF pas
sergers from Broad Street Station to Mar
ket Street Wharf on arrival of special
train. or passengers can spend the night IN
the city and proceed to the shore by any
reruIar train of the following day.
For further information apply to ticket
agents or Mr.. Thomas +. Wat:, District
Passenger Agent. PittSburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
NNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF
A IiI,y Borough tor the wear 1891
HENRY EHRENFELD, Tax Collector.

Zl-ob %
HENRY EHREN FIELD, Treasurer
To balance from last year---.--- ~ Il
BY receipts nled.-..--....---------s So II
~ haIanee .--. ll03
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

No other place can compare with South
ern New Jersey In seaside resorts either
IN point of number or of excellence. Al
Iantic City is the most popular resort in
America. and Cape May, Sea Isle CiJy-
Ocean City. Avalon, Anglesea, Wildwood.
and Holly Beach do no fall far short OF
Atlantic City's high standard.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
whose constant object is To giyeitS patrons
the cheapest rates compatible with good
service. has arranged for a series of eN-
cursionS TO the SeaShOre, similar to those
which were 50 popular last season The
next excursion OF the series will leave
Pittsburg August /, and the rates will be
as stated below.
The tickets viii permit of stay OF near
Iv two weeks. and a choice Of either OF the
seashore points named above Will be al
lowed. \ special train of parlor cars and
day coaches will leave Pitt>burg on each
| of the above mentioned dates at $50 A NJ
| and the time from other stations will be "a
| follows:
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EARMERS. 49,, ,.s,
L Your attention is kindly called to the best
hay carrier ON the market and At reasonable
pm GEO. HUNTLEY'S.
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COR SALE
4 The Mcdonald homestead. Il rooms, with
cellar A rue summer residence. Apply %
DIR !. A DDERNER.
mayl7 Cumberland Md
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rINHE Ebens5urg Building X Loan Association
| will offer for sale at the council chamber. Eb-
enshurg on the :Ourth Monday In August
II. 10000. mus. bh -
LESTER LARMER, Secretary President
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

HAVE the agency tor the Eclipse Bicycle, ac-
| knOwledged by all to tie one OF the best Bi-
cycIes on the market. $40 reduction on regular
price win he given to the party giving me the
nrst order this season. G- HtNllsEh
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-25
Durrant Murder on tho stage.

'"The Chime OF a Century; or. the De-
mon of the Belfry," the play written on
the Durrant murders. was produced at
one of the minor places of amusement on
Monday night. The police made no at
tempt to stop II. and none was needed
the play will die of inanition. The actors
were amateurish. and. after a little. the
demon" far from inspiring awe. became
a great favorite. and his appearance
was greeted with uproarious applause.
Another whom the gods loved was the
spirit OF Blanche Lamont's mother. who
appeared in the skies while Blanche
prayed on the stage blow. This scene
provoked great hilarity.-San Francisco
Argonaut
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a PARTISAN LUNATIC.
He Has q Dangerous Mania for Cutting
ON the Lobes of Peoples Ears.
L L..

He Has a Dangerous Mania for Cutting
ON the Lobes of Peoples Ears.
From the London News.
A lunatic of a particularly dangerous
kind is at large in Paris. He seems to
have a mania for cutting off the lobes
of peoples ears. The facts have come
out in a strange way. boy went into
a wineshop in the Rue de Reuilly and
asked for a glass of brandy. 1t was
noticed that there was blood on his face
and clothes, and before any questions
could be asked of him he fell in
swoon.
The lad was carried to the st. An
toine hospital, where it was found that
his ears had been cut with a sharp In
strument. When he recovered con-
sciousness he gave his name and ad-
dress, and described very unpleasant
adventure he had met with.
While waiting in the streets an elder
ly, well-dressed man spoke to him, and
in the course of conversation said:
You have a spot on your nose. You
must be careful or IL will get worse. If
you like 1 will remove 1t for you by
rubbing II with a little harmless fluid. :"
The lad, who took him for a benevolent
doctor, went with him to a lonely spot
in the Bois de Vincennes, where, after
making some pretense Of examining the
nose, he suddenly took out a pair of
scissors and cut off the lobes Of the
lads ears. one after the other. and
then ran away.
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EASILY ARRANGED.

The American Was Not to BE Kept Out
of Nice Hotel by a Trife.
From the London Argonaut.
They are telling the story In London
that the impossible American in Paris
Alighted at hotel, to find 1t absolute
ly full.
'I have nothing" expostulated the
host, almost tearfully. nothing. The
first floor is taken by the queen OF the
Ostenders, the Queen of Moentragia oc-
cupies the second, the Duke of Cotton
opolis is sharing the third floor with
the Caliph of Port Said, and the Crown
Prince of Nova Esperanza is sleeping
on the billiard table. AS for myself. /
have to make up a bed in the Office,
and there only remains the chamber OF
my daughter. OF course"
'Is that your daughter" interrupt
ed the American, pointing to the young
lady at the desk.
Yes. sir"
"All right; I'll marry her after
lunch" And, giving his valise to the
speechless boniface, he added, Nov.
you can take my baggage up to our
room"
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Miser Pardee Loses a Pile of Money and
I'm Despair Commits Suicide.

MIser Pardee Loses a Pile of Money and
I'm Despair Commits Suicide.
FROM he Utica Observer.
Charles Pardee of Watertown, who
committed suicide Wednesday evening
near Great Bend. a few miles from that
city, was a bachelor miser. said to have
been worth over 100000. of which $4,000
is in real estate at Denver. He was rs
years old. The deed was done by cutting
his throat and the immediate cause was
the failure of a man to whom he had
loaned $500 without security. He was a
carpenter by trade. Working hard and
living in a miserly way. he accumulated
considerable money. When 40 years old
he was obliged to quit his trade by cat
aracts forming in his eyes. He became
a money lender. He lived In a hut till
two years ago. when 1t burned TO the
ground and Pardee narrowly escaped
death. He slept in the police station at
watertown the next night rather than
pay for lodging at a hotel. He was at the
home of Emory Pennock. near Great
Bend, when he committed suicide. He
had stopped at the house after learning
that his creditors property was in the
hands Of an assignee. The family went
to church. leaving him alone. returning to
find him lying on the floor with his throat
cut from ear to ear and the knife In the
blood by his side.
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miles from here is open water, and
we'd last about FIVE minutes In that
corner of the lake
HOPE ABANDONED.
mot a man In that group, freezing
as we were, hungry. craving stimulant.
raised his voice for liquor. We shook
hands all around and groped aimlessly
along for another hour, when the in
stinct of old Captain Heenan led him
TO change his course. He guided us TO
n terraced bluff, and there, under the
snow-clad pines, we tumbled together
in a heap. Brown and Heenan reused
sufficiently to break on twigs ana
limbs and actually started hre. That
fire on Christmas morning saved our
lives. We had made up our minds to
die like men. There was no word OF
censure for our fellows or our fate, just
the recognition that Is due to a disaster
unforeseen and overwhelming. Barely
able to totter around the fire. heard
the report of a gun; another and an
other Brown seized a torch from the
flames and waved ii madly.
'Then rescue came. A party of the
miners with dogs and guns had been
searching for us. They had about given
us up when they saw the fire. Gentle
men. we were only eight miles from
camp. God knows how we got there
after that fearful night.
"Our Christmas meal Of salt pork
and stewed apples. basins of tea and
black bread. eaten in that humble
shack on the Lake of the Woods, was
the most delicious meal 1 ever tasted.
You can bet all you've got that / shall
never forget the tenderfoot's Christ
mas and the frozen ears, fingers and
feet that for a long time were biting
reminders of a Christmas eve adven-
ture on the trackless ice in north
western blizzard"
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feafne,. C.nnot be Cured

By local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There il only one way to cure deafness.
ana that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an infiamed condi-
ton OF the mucous lining or the Eusta-
icnt.n Tube When this tube Is infiamed
Won have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when II is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result. and unless the in
fammation can be taken out and this
,uhe restored TO its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but an inhamed condi-
lion of the mucous surfaces.
we will give One Hundred Dollars for
snv case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure. Send for circulars: free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. 75c-
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Prots ctiye Measures.

"Is they any way kin git a receipt for
this here letter." asked the thin-haired
man with the crocheted tie.
You can get it registered for cents
extra" answered the delivery clerk. IF
the letter is one of Importance and its
delivery Is of particular consequence reg
istration is advisable"
"Oh, the letter amt Of no particular i'm
portance-at least not cents worth. /
don't think. / merely allowed mebbe /
could git some kind of a receipt to show
/ had mailed IL to give to the old woman.
/ guess I'll save the eightpence an put
up with bein called a ole liar. as usual
INDIANAPOLIS Journal
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A New Interior Department.

Secretary Hoke Smith one evening sat
doubled up In his velvet arm chair swear
ing profusely, when Postmaster General
Bissell stepped into the room.
"Ofhcial trouble, Hoke?" he queried
pleasantly.
YES" responded Hoke. tersely. reach
ing for the ginger bottle, which stood be-
side a plaster cast of Columbus on the
center table. "a little difficulty in the in
terror tment."-Bismarck Tribune.
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Independence square.

A movement is going forward in
Philadelphia TO restore Independence
square to its condition of a hundred
years ago. and through a recent act of
the legislature the city is at liberty 20
proceed 10 work This will require the
removal OF some costly buildings that
have been permitted 20 intrude on the
historic square, but the citizens. al
most without exception. favor their
condemnation
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It's a natter
of Taste

Your dinner; but II will certainly taste
better or seem better IL you top II on
with a glass of fine old wine-wine that
will gladden. your heart this merry sea-
son, even If you are the crustiest ola
curmudgeon in seven states.
Our buyer knew what he was doing
when he purchased our stock of Wines
and Liquors. No cheap adulterated
stock can find resting place In our
cellars. You do not want to buy 1t.
and we do not care to sell 1t.
Look over our list and see II there is
anything you need for Christmas:
Whiskey. Olympia, five years DID,
Der gallon 20 w
whiskey. w. H. McBrayer, Old
Reliable, per gallon. 70
whiskey, Finch's Golden Wedding
Rye, per gallon. n................... 10
Brandy, Fine Old Cognac. per gal
lon..,..... ...... ...... ...'..:... W
Brandy, Grape. Five Years DID, -
Brandy, Blackberry. for Medicinal
use, per gallon. minimum. o0
Gin, old Holland. per gallon. ...... 90
Rum, New England. per gallon. 70
Rum, Jamaica, Extra Good, per
ROCK and Rye. Nice Drink. per
gallon. .......... .......... 8 so
Wines, Angelica. Old Port, per gal
lon... ....... ........ ....... 1 rs
Wines, sherry and Reissling. per
gallon. ..........'' -
| Wines, Claret, Five Years Old, per
| RallOn.. w
Raspberry Wine. Sure to Please.
| per gallon. ........... ......'...... z 20 90
Burke's Imported Stout, per dozen 50
Bass, Ale, per dozen. ............. oo
We also keep a full line of bottled
beers.
| Remember our line of Candies and
| Nuts for Christmas.
| MacCallum & Cloutier,
5Ot-5O3 Park Avenue.
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Finest line of gold pens at the lowest
prices, for a Christmas present, In the
city. at L. A. Kings.
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Childs' set OF knife. fork and spoon
soc and 81 at Hammerslough's.
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South Bend; DR.. Isabel Glidden, Butte;
Tom Cooney, N. p. land department.
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Ladies'! Don't fail to purchase one Of
those elegant pipes or a box of fine
cigars Of L. A. King. II you wish to
make your husband. brother or sweet
heart happy.
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A sumptuous Christmas dinner will
be served at the Commercial hotel to-
day from $50 till 1880 p. m.
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Quadruple plated tea sets $3.50 and
up at Hammerslough's.
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French and American clocks at East
ern prices at Hammerslough's.
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Ladies or gents gold filled watches $40
and up at Hammerslough's.
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Basket entertainment and ball to be
given by the Scandinavian Society
Norden at Turner's hall, formerly
French hall. on Thursday evening, the
26th inst. Admission soc.
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DR.. S. A. Brown, the well-known
dentist of Philipsburg, is spending the
holidays with his sister. Mrs. F. p.
Chrisman.
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Kirby Garner of Henry's Lake, Ida,
was in Anaconda yesterday the guest
of Murdock Mackenzie, Bob Tolan and
r. b. Lewis.
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Everything to please the eye and
suit your purse at Kepplers.
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w. II. Lindsay of Butte, who repre-
sents the soap industry OF Butte, was
in Anaconda yesterday.
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Matt Byrnes of New Jersey, the we'll
known horseman, is a Christmas guest
in Anaconda. He returned from the
coast last evening.
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The best place TO take your Xmas
dinner is at ModinPs Cafe. The finest
in Anaconda will be served-Get 9
souvenir bill-of-fare to-day.
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Children's silver cups 75c and up al
Hammerslough's.
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The committee in charge of the floor
arrangements for the teachers recep-
ton are Messrs. r. deb. Smith, Flory,
Walker and Bremner.
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Buy your clothing and furnishing
goods at NJ. L. Asohheim's and you VII
save money on every article purchased
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Gray & Gervais have moved their
coal oil office from Meals news stand
to room / Shields block. Main street,
entrance on Park avenue.
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Free "egg-nog" at THE Mint" Fine
music and lunch. Everybody welcome.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-25

Remember the babies-handsome sill
yer mugs at Keppler's.
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Tom Cooney of the N. p. land depart
ment, was at the Montana yesterday.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-25

Miss Sadie Hogan of Helena, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Early.
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Buy your clothing and furnishing
goods at NJ. L. Aschheim's and you viii
save money ON every article purchased.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-25

Gold pens. pearl handles trimmed in
gold, at Keppler's.
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Initial Linnen and Silk Handker-
chiefs at Aschheims.
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solid gold ladies' rings s1.5o and up
at Hammerslough's-
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overcoat from the cheapest 20 TIE
best al Aschheim's.
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Diamond rings $40 and up at Ham
merslough's.
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Souvenir spoons. gold and silver. or
sale at Keppler's.
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Jardinieres for parlor palms. all sizes
at Keppler's.
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For a good fry go TO Crowley's
oyster hose, 321 Z. Park avenue.
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DIR. Isabel Glidden Of Butte. was Il
this city yesterday.
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At the Montana: p. c. Kettle. Belt:
w. II. Lindsay. Butte; Adam Appel.
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For good home cooking go to Crow
Iey's Oyster house, 321 Z. Park avenue.
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HE COULDN'T BEAR 1T.

Xmas presents at Hammerslough's
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Adam Appel of South Bend. Indiana,
is at the Montana
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SILK Mufiers the choicest in the city
at Aschheim'se.
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swhisk brooms-silver ornamentation
at Keppler's.
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Solid gold baby rings from soc up at
Hammerslough's.
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Mems shoes for everybody at Asch-
helms.
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Underwear. lower prices than ever at
Aschheim's.
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Children's sets-knife. fork and spoon
at Keppler's.
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Christmas toys and dolls at L. A
Kings.
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p. C. Kettle Of Belt. was in the city
yesterday.
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Neckwear for the Holidays at Asch.
helms.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

ABOUT IhE CITY.
Tom and Jerry at the Mint.
Trunks and valises at Aschheim's.
Silver mustache cups at Keppler's.
Milwaukee beer at DAILY & Marron's.
Watches s2.5o and upwards at Ham
merslough's.
Suits from $500 UP Aschheim's.
Eaths-Montana Hotel barber shop, ,,c.
DR.. Chrisman extracts teeth without pain.
Neckwear for the Holidays at Asch-
helms. q
Mems shoes for everybody at Asch-
helms.
Christmas toys and dolls at L. A.
Kings.
p. C. Kettle of Belt. was in the city
yesterday.
Underwear. lower prices than ever at
Aschheim's.
Children's sets-knife, fork and spoon
at Keppler's.
Solid gold baby rings from soc up al
uaumerslough's
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Watches $3.50 and upwards at Ham.
merslough's.
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Suits from $500 UP Aschheim's.
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DR.. chrisman extract. teeth without pain
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Haths-Montans Hote. barber shop, ,,c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-08

Some apprehension exists about tho
smallpox, Rs several NOW cases haze
boon reported TO tho health officer aud
tho houses marked with thoycIlow flags
and guards put on duty. There was
somo criticism Of tho health officer made
yesterday, and II ronchod tho chief Of
police by telephone, but DR.. Walden,
whom called III, resented this aud said
Ito WA attending to hil dutios aud
olhora should do tho same. Tho chair.
man Ol tho health committee has
directed meeting Of tho committee to
no callol for this Ovonlug, aud whilo II
il not especially to consider tho nov
cases that matter will naturally como
before II.
A messenger from tho post house
Camo down town yO'tOtday aud said
lhOrc had boon no provisions loft Tor tho
inmates. MIR l'rOd Happy purchased
and sent to tho place enough groceries
10 last day or two,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-08

At the BOllnire nail works the iounda.
tons for three additional plate mills arc
now being built, the idea being to make
continuous roll.irom tho aleOl plant, 80
that the ateel will pass along aud bo rC.
Iucol to Whatever size Of steel plate
they desire with ono heating. With
these continuous mills completed tho
capacity Of the ateel plant itself will DO
practically doubled by putting in ten
ton convertors tn tNko tho place Of tho
iivc.lon ConyOrtGrs now in use. BY tho
time these improvements arc ready tho
old blast furnaces will DO able to furnish
tho bulk Of tho iron to b. used. No Cs.
limato Of tho cost has boon given out,
hut tho improvements mndO and those
under way now 100000 will not cover
IL nll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-08

II said that II council will pass tho
ordinance giving tho Elm Grove road
tho right Of way for a loop by way OF
Fifteenth aud EoG streets 10 Sixteenth,
the company will put on trains to leave
each end Of tho road every half hour,
instead Of every hour. As the track IS
now arranged, Manager WelSgerber ex.
plains. tho nearest passing place poa-
sible is at Eis's switch, and for the in.
coming motor to lilo there till tho out.
going one passed, or vice versa, would
consume eight minutes. The directors
have recently been considering the pro.
posed doubling OF the train service, aud
have met with this difficulty Council
will probably be asked to act in short
time,