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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13
TILE pREsInENr,s GAvEL.

The gayol with which the presiding oifi-
Ger of the Texas Bankers association con-
trolls the convention in a parliamentary
WAY is a thing of beauty. artistic and rare
of design. The handle is Of rose wood neatly
turned and has upon its end a silver cap,
in the center Of which is n gold dollar.
lust above the end Of the handle are two
Columbian half dollars OF the mintage OF
1892. each side Of the coin being shown.
The handle is set in silver block which
forms the center OF the gayel. Upon the
front of this silver block, and in its center
is the coat of arms Of Texas. Around this
is the following inscription TO the Texas
Bankers association. ninth annual eonven-
tion at San Antouio, May ld. 1888, with
hset wishes of W. Goodrich Jones, eX-
secretary" The Sides Of this silver block
show the various presidents, one being ad-
ded each year.
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sEcRnTARY.s REPORT.
Good showing During the Past Year
Considcring.

The roll OF membership indicates iha'
at the close of this session. it viii be quite
equal to that OF 1896. As the past year mas
been one OF short crops and light ousi-
ness. this should be considered gratllylhs
would respectfully suggest that the fol-
lowing changes be made In the district
system.
Attach districts Nos. and together
calling 1t No. i. and detach counties Oh
Washington, Burleson and Leon; change
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Austin Ia. For, worth y.

Aps,ln. Texas, May l2.-'rhc Senators
turned the tables ON the Panthcrs to-
day 10y winning the second game OF the
series. Wt.kert got his eve on the bad
AND smashed 1t out for a tlrse-hcger aad
TWO honcrs. sullivan Rot two douhos
sullivan, Morrison oGd Han played good
hall Nulkcy was removed IN the third
Ch,mhthn being substituted and farce
weiee me unpirlns, as usual. was VERY
unsa tlsfactory.
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Homo rins--Knau. Peppers.
Dallas &
Struck out--By Hayes 5: by Black
burn .
bclVs on CALLED halls--Off Hayes 1. of
Blackburn I. of Quigg 2.
Double p,sS-lknau AMI O'Connor.
Stolen bascs--O'C onnor Clark, Knau.
Weber.
Batters h,t-N sber and WEIGH.
WIN pitch-Biackburn.
Tine OF gRmc-t..N
lmpkfsN-( Mark
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Earned runs-Houston !: Denlson-sher-
mar g.
TWo-ba hNs-DeVcncv. DAVIS.
Home runs Turner, FaTe.
Left on laFes-By Houston Z; By Deni'
son sherman ..
Struck nut-i}Y Crowcll !: by Mrilnnis 4
i,ysn. on called balIs--Off McGnnis .
STOLEN bases-pevcney, Ponder. Rceo,
Crowcll.
Batter h4t--Burris.
Time of game-l15
1Tmpire- Land.
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Galveston. Texas May l2-rhe Mid
sm'ls defeated the Sand Crabs in th. soc.
ond game of the series 10y scor., Of . TO
% Galveston played a miserable game AMI
SIX errors are responsible Tor half the
runs, The, game was witnessed by u
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IToarnc, Texas. May l2.-Tho baseball
game at the park yesterday evening he
tween the merchants and i'dlroad men
resulted In victory for the merchants
by a score OF 40 TO 80 IT reorA",l Just
three hours to pay tie Ehmr dhrlnn
much Interested In ihe "arncst euorla Of
inc two teams to procure tho sphere
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Sherman. Texas. May II. - Last n'gh'
about O'Clock slide in the Houston ana
Texas Central grade was discovered Just In
time to prevent tho southbound cannon ball
from being ditehed. Work WAS begun at
once to repair the defect and the tack was
made safe by midnight.
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Earned ruie-fiGlvcston. Paris.
TNo-hlse hts klopf. 7. Htss
Struck ont--i1iy Nolan 5; by Sparks 3
I.as5es On cupleh balls-on Nolan 81 OIL
Sparks .
Double play--Rothermel end Huston.
Sacrifice hiis-Nance. Hoover
s;oen lnreq-r, Hess. Rotheriuel :. j.
Hess, Huston 2 Hoover ,.
r4ine Of ramc-l.J5,
ImI.rt-- Brennan.
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THROUGH 4 BRIDGE.
Cotton HeIt Local Was Constderhbiy
Smashed.

Commerce, Texas, May H. $3.50 inc local
train which left hero this morning nj ii
oclocl. on tho Cotton Belt fell through
bridge about ten miles east OF Ridgcway,
damaging eleven cars. The section ana
round house crews went out to clear The
wreck. The passenger trains met there
this evening and exchanged passensers'
The brakeman received considerable jar.
but was not dangerously hurt.
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r1IE MORNING. DRIVE.

Al O'Clock this morning the bankers
and ladies' accompanying them took a
l,na drive as guests OF the citizens OF Bel
ION. every point of interest being shown
them. The start was from the Central hotel
IN BAYLOR college. Under the chaperonise
of Professor Wilson they were shown
through the college building All OF the
Young ladies were seated in the chapel
and into this room all visitors were shown
amid the applause OF the ladies. Colonel
Miller made short address and introduced
President Hemming Mr. hemming mace
nice address 10 the young ladies', which
was received with great applause. Misses
lanes whiting and Bixby of the faculty
we're very courteous 10 the visitors, chap
eronlng them through the large school and
belng especially hospltable. From the col
iege the visitors were driven 10 the dam
on The Leon river. which furnishes power
for The electric light plant. Thence the
Marty drove through the city, 10 Denison's
mound southeast OF the city. From there
,bey were driven 10 the Central hotel.
where photograph was taken OF the
sro,,o They then drove 10 the opera house,
where The business session opened.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
r. ]. Groce and wife of Galveston are
-, u,.t,a - harfa arrival this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13

Charlotte. N. c.. May IAN important
meeting OF cotton manufacturers will be
held here Saturday. the 18th. II is ex-
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pecied more than 100 mills Will be repre-
scented. The yarn mill, making low num-
bers probably viii be shut Town for sixty
days aud possibly for the entire summer.
a number OF cloth mills viii probably run
on short time.
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1ABI Il lUiIIPCI 4 ~

Badger out on iniield fly
Score 10y innings 1881 5d1Sn
AUSTIN -...,... ,,.....,......OS l00t29 Pr
fM't Worth ..,.,.....,....i 0l0lO00 o. 4
summary
ETncd runS-Austin T.
Two base hiis--MHitin, Sullivan .
Ttrce-bd se htt--Wc1knrt
Home runs-WeilIRrt =
Worth 10
Sguck out-.By Drink water 4: by Cham
berlin /.
bases on called balls-Ofr Drlnkwater 3,
on ChambW lin l. on MullIcy l.
Sto'uh inros-ticttman >. Badger. Week
art.
iatiars hit Morrison, Ashcnhark,
Passed hall-W clever
MA bitches DrinlSwatcr, Chomberlin.
Time Of Gamc-e:Oo
Umpire--Franklin
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

r J. Groce and wife of Galveston are
visitors,
Hon. J. W. Blake OF hexia arrived 'his
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Earned I'uns-San Antonio 2.
Two-base htts--kohnle. Iliibsy. Hayes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-03

The largest supply of bicycle
sundries in the city is at the Paci-
fic Cycle & Manufacturing Co.,
Ehler's building, Fort street.
If you are interested in the sub
ject of enlarged portraits, it would
be worth your while to see the
samples at King Bros. at prices
ranging from $500 to, $1,000
frames and all. They can't be beats
Kroeger Pianos, sweetest IN tone,
Jas. w. Bergstrom, sole agent, cash
or iustallments. Warerooms at
G.. Vests, Masonic Temple. Of
fee at Thrum's Book Store. Tun-
ing and repairing. ~ Tele-
phone BAT.
Don't be persuaded to accept
what is not really good in en-
larged portraits, just because you
have given an order for one.
King Bros. will give you some
thing infinitely better and cheap
er than you can get anywhere else
in town.
Singers lead the world. Over
100000 made and sold. High
est awards at the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition for excellence of
construction, regularity of motion,
ease of motion, great speed, ad-
Instability, durability, ease OF
learning and convenience of ar
rangement. b. Bergersen, agent
16A Bethel streets. '
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How Cholly's Crease Won Him wife.
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PAT AND THE CHICKEN.

Senator Billy Mason and the story He T'id
tho President.
Not long ago the president asked soma
tor Billy Mason of Illinois to tell ole OF
his stories. The senator responded by
telling story which convulsed the presi.
dent with laughter. II illustrated the
fact that the pie which the president
had to distribute won't go around oy
long odds. 1t was this:
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ready 10 Fec0lyo, ready % accept eng
tho ioSt may return, 70 itnd colnlorI
IA HI nronil0sn. and do what llttIe
can m the search for lost souls.
THE speaker onioiBed her hearers
never IA lose hope, nor to doubt sac
good OF rescue missions. She apoEa q
hof exneFienGag with fescue mis- Slone in
other eIties, and dweIt upon enc eooo
work accomplished BY the reee ,,!.
homes tor fallen women, ineldentellN
giving word Of pralse 90 the Wheel
inTly of the sights she had seen IN san
fFfaSciSco on one occasion, where
neariv hundred girls were reclaimed
from the lowest dives and taken 90 tne
rescue homes. She spoke OF the hearts
aches az mother over a etraylne
daughtcF, and the heaTt-rejo iclng AZ
Tie dau1hteF'e return. She asked heF
heaterS 70 dismiss all doubts OF Chris
HOT. fecllImInG agencies. whose gooa
work wan going on all the time.
Mis- Smith has laboFed many years
among railroad men,, among whom she
lH Velefated almost as q saint. ene
reI6t6d nbme Of her experiences on tne
railroad last night, and 50 toucnlnB
were they that many eyes were mols-
tened With tears. Tho story OF her con.
version. and her remarkable recovery
from paralysis, which had b1fiied pny-
1iclnng, are well known, and she Pc
came; viSlblY affected in describing
lhem SHE told Of her first start IN the
world 10 speak for Christ, Of the oppo,,
tSltion 10 her an q woman preacher anu
OF che prejudice existing against ner
occupying pulpit, come churches per.
mIttIng her 10, speak, but would n9t
permit her 10 speak from the PUPIL
she spoke of the pleasure she has ~
meeting many railroad men. whom she
had helped to follow Christ. The meet
inHS we're souhetiEnes after long inter-
walls, and She made a deep impression.
M She told Of big strong rallroauerb
EIvInT way 10 tears OF Joy on those oc-
c0Slong. Her work Is nearing an END,
SSe S9IS. hat the peace and 10Y Rhe
finds in searching out the lost and the
gtrayed makes every day q daYrot Joy
and peace. .,.,.
Miss Smiths talk was replete Win
touching Incidents. She spoke earnestly
throughout, aud was intently listened
10. IN concluding, she pleaded for the
conversion OF all those unsaved. She
warned her young friends against 30.
ctai Frivoiities, such az dancing and
card playing. which were not consistent
with Christian life. In her prayer,
which followed her talk, she made an
especially earnsst plea for the salvation
OF souls, and many persons went Tor
ward
prayer meeting led by Miss Jennie
Smith.
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No.. ~ N e,,..,
9esss Y. - SlAFHe, pastor OF thomson.
y. y. church, addressed the mems
meeting at the Y. N. G. 4 vnaterdav
sSss,,,as, 49,, ~. = e.; seyle.ue!
SN'o'ueElib INA iuSleulenE
yeatner ana the other religious meet
ings yesterday afternoon, there was a
Rood n ttenAsnra 1tr S,..,,o a.,o :
4 "a - ,, -4' S's.lNs ES'T
1pletu'u talk on Opportunity, ana MS
talk was helpful and practical.
The time OF the vear aRId Ar clarke.
4, s,,,.,,..,,,,, - 49, 49, =
e usss.'Ve u tue tne'ae' anu ths
tact tnat MS hearers were young men
was likewise suggestive. In the spring
az che vsar, NJ n IN. .nrln,-,,,,o - ia (
49, !. =. = ~ Wy ~ ~ '.'t'' y. ~.
.HsEe 70 more ambition IN the hunlah
breast, and as the path OF life lies open
opportunities SprinR IN. We should
aTrhroCo $500, 800.
~ AZ 80, sseES ", 70 u0 BGSS
~. ~, S'.,SV tUSs ~ Su3 " tIs'
SyH...E tu .,L tue Wlst " OUT alAstet.
e,.St,, " Iss LOWING tIS OF tae ~
Fs,,It a. ~ uuM WIN UII9 AVlSu ~,
~ ,ato ~, SS aa ss ~ 49, sV ~
ti,s., 81 ...,,S W 20 aIulS'Sss' ~
tie ~ S t ~ USi n,
StTe M, ~ tUo, ~ tIls y ~
s. .!S. 1he opportunity sGhe " Gahn0S ps
S g..IEti A. tlEs Sn NV " ta ..,It,.
.S.,'.I ~ " ~ heaSoL.; t.sS y.
stSU5 AZ, GDsaseu wH l., ~ ~ de-,
~ 81 ,uOt' NV, nv TNenIs sVls s tI,S
Si.. S"s p EIS tiuae. Lue u.ng ~ w
UT . ~ S .s came ~ Cc'a ~, s y;
os M Sa,S 49, W.. WA I've S' SS ~ PSt
1890 La S;Sr,. s"s bo,.s, SS ' ,,sS g
S sI1o 1eo GnIst oeea P S0 et teTog
SSatS ~ ~, S H., my tSojT S,,stoSSo ~ oHs
1890 t ITSi ~ t"Sa ao Su S,Sr,, Ss1y
49,, SSsS 1 nu SIHs,1 49, ,SonI5 bHvS
!atS, as .S,liit,,s ~
Dsen nSlO fS ~ ~ N"S oS -
.I.S.S ..ISi M9'ee0 " eV'"s "
sti "a, yIlIaSss. C,,.,.,,,,. ,,,..,,.,.o,I
SHs,!UpneE SoluL!iuS ,S!' III
,,S ~ I.'e UppoI, SI ~ s..S Ia
unNS OL Ilte WS peIIuu VI itlgu4Ly S .u,
e1plOEsl9n: w GSe We n =" aSS ~ ~ I,S
ehGe: ana stt tH6 upVuS MS p ~ T., ~
c2uIa see n Sne noA!l1S 1F4ttS0 99
o. appEOGcanIS I4 ny At ~ WOS' - n,,,
DeeI III uIts VI " .1,, ~ ..l. u
t1toEs oeto !L Hls gay; nVS SSo -
Ale1anueF tue Great NHpoleon, OF A ~.
IN LuuleF , Eei ~ LnS ae dS ~ s'''t'
tL9se tnen uSeu ~ HpputNS w. ..S,,,,,
tne pIeseN NSe Is ah aEe OF yo IH.
men. 4OuuA tllel AEe lMs . S y. ue''i y
eIs OF nGaeEn WogEehs e itSl, 70 tnent
aoctedlteu Ihe M3 Ir u IL1t IT'S W ~
mainly, ana naklnG tneIE nEeS 1o 49,
TOT oolnS good OIo nse 70 Tue uF
when men are NOT actlSe, tnelr Visl SIn
OF opportunity y o1n1. Sley Speto thett
teain4 Ile utne IN I0G 's DUCK u ~.
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In lie morning, Rev. L. W. Roberts
prea ehed as usual to good audience:
AZ niEht Presiding Elder Archibald
Moore preached TO a large audience,
and AZ the close the BacrAmentS OF the
I,ord'g Supper was administered by
him, assisted by Rev. Roberts. On the
preceding Sunday the pastor stated that
Inc debit OF the church had been reduced
until ID then amounted to $2l4, and slg-
FeSted that ii beiifted at once. The re.
6ort nj iIght showed that the debt had
been reduced to about $50. Yesterday
this amount was so reduced as I'd make
II certain that the debt will be extln-
TuIshed during the present week. This
Mn be a source Of great rejoicing to all
concerned.
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1nnA1 RREV1TlEs.
nts,tsr, Of Minor IIon,onI In AMI About
the City.

lIattsrs Of Minor Honont In and About
the City.
The council committees on cemeteries
IL called to meet this evening at 1:SO
O'Clock.
A hobo, begging on chapllne street.
yesterday afterroon. was run IN Oy
Captain Bennett.
Bids for the erection Of the addition to
the ambulance house, close this after
noon at 8 o'clock.
Attorney W. c. Meyer continues to
Improve from the effects Of the acct
deni ne suffered, two weeks ago yes
tsrday. and his recovery now seems as
sured.
John Rufrner and Link Blllex were
nnTSTed An q. lively scrap In the sixth
ward yesterday afternoon. which didn't
coFie 10 a finish, owing 70 otdcer De-
vInney aFrestng both OF them
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&ROLF e ZHNE.@
No. - Fourteenth Street
FINK q BRAUNLICH.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
EPhone SSI. II43 Market Street.
FOR SALH.

House, rooms and han, lot hx17S North
Hou sstes fS SS lot ss1le tel, Market
street. between Eighth and Ninth streets,
aoase. rooms. brick, and stable ElSh.
! lotS. s5Si50 Feat ThIrtIeth street, 400
EACH 10 cash, balance IN one year 49,.
House, rooms, hall and largo lot, EIgh'
tenth street: cheap; on very easy terms,
One OF the best corner lots on Lind street
for I215; onO-thlrd cash, balance In one ana
SotnsT IS. on chesFy ssseee sey sl7s; Que
Lot on Cherry street for $780, one-thlrd
cash, balance In one and two years:
Two houses on Main street, near seventh
street: cheap;.0n easy terms. ..
House looms, brick. Sixteenth street.
Splendid hSiIdIng site for dwelling -Four.
teenth street and on Sixteenth street
House rooms and 4.Foom house IN rear
Fifth ward, terms easy $500.
The Lamb property, No. 1000 ChapllnO
street. cheap, tefm4 easy.
HelGe rooms. JACOB 1 sSreeti pe ,r:SS1
icts on; on Jacob street, North BenwoOd.
40 each.
$50 will buy Il nice lot fronting on Lind
street, one.third CASH, balance on easy
terms.
no viii buy GOOD two.roomedir house.
EbaS VIII Buy he1GG o. 3 rooms on Wilson
street. Centre whOellu; 500 cash. balance
=" L tiH' on LIND street, cherry street and
! Money q q iear on city real e''s'"
NESBITT & DEVINE,
No. 17So Market Street
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30 YOUNG MIEN
at YIN. g. Al Afternoon
Meeting byAIr. Clarke.
OPPORTUNITY Ills SUBJECT.

oPPoFtunltlps Sfths SprlnE-Tims oSLifs's
Joasnsy Ap,i Not be ovsriooEsd-A
Lest Opportunity aThlnE that canno.
" RssoytFsd-orest Evsats of History,
Ancient ana Modern, Have Occurred q.
oDpOrluno TlmsS.
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SHOES. worth from 81 90 to $ % a
pair, at your own price, az a9GS9H 1r; To-
day at and Z p. m. J. T. sEoNH'
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TAKE adylcel Stop coughing ,.,9 a.
once by the iulmeoiate We LII. ~ H. 'io,,
Cough Syrup. ONE ootle WlLl Cute 9Ou'
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SEE RIdpath's Hlstorical LlbraFy.
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AVAIL PAEER lo . bon q chew.8.
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SEE RIdpath's Historical Library.
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WA1n PAYER 1c a bod At chew's.
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wA11 PApBR 1o a bolt q chew's.
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REAL FsTATN.
FOR SAL aF EAAta sslTATE

ABO hiyE residence on Fifteenth. be-
tween EofS and jacob streets. Ten rooms
both. attic, very desirable ~,
6-fooui house on Virginia street, between
yoFE and Huron streets. cheap
Groom brick house on Thirteenth street
on easy feFmg. 80.
i L 2 SO On South Huron street on easy
terms eo.S.s
Lots in Pleasant Valley In saibert'S Gar
den, sizes 81, % and 100 ices 'front.' on. easy
terms. -.
Lot IN Greenwood and Mt. WOOD ceme-
Is Money 10 is9n@siOo.Oo to 10000
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WALL PAPER lo q bOIt a chew's.
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sGE Rlapatl's HIst0rieal LI6EaEy.
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WAL1 PAYER 10 a bon q chew's.
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OPENING Of ma patterns April Is. ma
Main street. MISS JESSIE hoADAM.
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PLEASANT to take. positive and In,
slant IN its results, in fact, the best
coilgh medicine In the world. Dr. Woods
NORWAY Pine Syrup.
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WAL PAPER 1o q bolt q cheW'0.
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MILLINERY Opening I! so.doy r., mn,
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WALL PAPER 10 a bolt at chsw's,
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ATTEND the opening OF Miss B. l..
Carl, Tuesday, Wednesday ana Thurs
day.
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WALL PAPER L a bod at chew's.
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WALL PAPER lo a bolt at chew'0,
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WALL PAPER 4 a bon q chow's.
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sEE Rldpalh,s HI.t0rleal library.
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WALL PAPER 1o a bolt q ohow's.
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Al
oySs TsS IN 4. lively scrap In the Sixth
wSrd Yesterday afternoon. which dldn
corie 10 a finish, owing 70 otdcer De-
Vlnney arresdng both OF Them
TAKE advice! Stop coughing ct
once .by,t the Immediate use OF DR.. BulEs
CouRh syrup, One bottle Will cure you.
WALL PAPER 1c a bolt at chew's.
WALL PAPER 1c a bolt at chew's.
SEE Rldpath's Historical Library.
-.
wALLPAEER 1c bolt at Chew's.
SEE RIdpath's Historical Library
WALL PAPER lc a bolt at chsw's'
SHOES, worth from 81 90 to $ % a
pair. al your own price, at auction to-
day at and Z p. m. J. 7. STONE
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49, DIED.
F1sHER--CARI.os NJ FISHER. in the
Bith year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, Bridge
port, O., Tuesday morning, April 6, at
10 o'clock, Friends of the family re.
spectf,illy Invited to attend
YouNGINGRR,-on sunday. April 4, 1897,
nj I;Gl O'Clock p. M, ANNA RATHER.
iNE. wife OF jacob YounglngeT, ST.,
nge,l "a years and months.
FUNERAL notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05

MSIn StFcsC. MISS JESSIE sIcADAaI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05

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