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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-20
EATON AT MoUNDsv1LLE.
Atrer Serving Nearly two Years hero
he Goes to the "Pen."

Atrer Serving Nearly two Years here
he Goes to the "Pen."
William Eaton, who was convicted
nearly two years ago on the charge of
burning goods with intent to defraud
certain insurance companies, began
serving his sentence OF ten gears yes
terday afternoo.s In the state penlten-
tlary at Moundsvllle.
After EGton's conviction, 1t will be re-
membered, effort followed effort 10 Sc
cure his releuse. After the state courts
had declined to interfere, the matter
was taken to the United States district
court, and still later to the United
States circuit court. Only last week the
mandate OF the latter tribunal, declln-
ing to Interfere. was received, and as 2
result Eaton was taken to the pen" at
MoundsVille yesterday afternoon on the
4:15 Ohio River train, By Sheriff Rich
ards, accompanied by Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney Frank w. Eesbitt.
Although he has been confined In the
county jail here for nearly two years,
this time is not credited to him, and h.
will be confined In the penitentiary ten
years, commencing yesterday afternoon.
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ONE GORGE HOLDS
Betweens Newport and Parkers.
burg and Delays Resumption
BY STEAMBOATNG INTERESTS
On tho Upper Ohio Riyer-Howeycr,
the Rivers are Rising at all Points
Above. and tho River will Undoubt-
edly DO Open to-day from Source to
AIouth- Queen City will Likely come
out ON Thursday.

Contrary to expectations, the river
was not entirely cleared Of ice gorges
yesterday. It was believed tho gorge
above the Parleersburg bridge would
pass out Monday morning. but at z
O'Clock last evening It was still hold
Ing, and reports received from New
port, a short distance above Marietta.
at 3 p. M, were to the eject that the
gorge was stlll intact there.
However. with the river rising at all
headwater points and rain reported in
ali directions. there is no doubt Of the
clearing of the Ice gorges to-dsy. The
gorge at Parkersburg ought to have
broken last night, as the Little Kama
wha. which was rising, WOULD back up
considerable water into the Ohio above
the trlbutary's mouth.
Here at p. n, the rlves was 8 feet
inches and rising slowly. OF course
no estimate OF the amount OF water
that Will be haG this week could be
made last night, but that there will be
q good boating stage there Is no
doubt.
The big Cincinnati liner, keystone
State, was ordered out from Marietta
yesterday afternoon, but of course her
departure has been delayed at least un-
I'll this morning on account Of the gorge
between Newport and ParSersburg.
Captain CrockarCl said last night that
he believed the Queen City would be
here on Thursday morning for Cincln-
natl and southern ports.
The Ben Hur will be here tomorrow
afternoon for Pittsburgh, and 1t is like
ly the Ruth. 7. N. Bayne and Lexlng-
ton win put in their appearance to-day.
The first boat TO resume was the Lee
roy, which cleared yesterday at p. m.
for Matamoras and way landings, with
heavy offerings. She Will be here We'd
nesGay morning, and re-enter her regu-
lar trade, Wheeling and Darlington.
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OIL cITY-River feet s inches and
rising. Mild and rainy.
MORGANTOWN-River 10 Feet and
rising. Rainy.
GREENsBoRo-River1 10 feet 3 inches
and rising slowly. Raining.
BROWNSVILLE-River feet !
inches and rising.
WARREN-Rlver s foot. Weather
light rain.
Observation-Disclosures 81 feet and
rising at the dam. Raining.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet .
inches and stationary. Rainy and cold.
Observation-Disclosures Is feet and
rising, Mercury 49, Raining. Ice con-
tlnues moving slowly but doing no dam
age. The Ohio river, which was clear
below the railroad bridge this morning.
Is now filled with n gorge from above.
No boats. The Little Kanawha Is ris-
ing and the ice breaking up.
NEMPHIS-Rlver 81 feet and talllnS.
Weather, cloudy and pleasant.
L0UISVIIII4E--RiVe at stondstlu;
G feet / inch in canal: feet u inches on
fails: . feet inches below locks.
Weather. raining.
EVANSVILLE-River 9.S feet and
falling Weather, raining
CINCINNATI-Rlver 1914 rect and
falling. Weather. raining.
CAiRO-River 1914 fees and talllnf.
weather, cloudy and warm.
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"A meeting OF the board Of directors
Of the Aetna-standzrd Iron & Steel
Company was held at the conpanV's
ONCE In AetnavIlle yesterday afternoon,
Ut which st IS stated the entire board
vas present. The changed situation
brought about by President Graham'S
resignation and iiis acceptance Of the
second vIcc.presidency OF the American
Tin Plato Company, was discussed at
length, but the Intelllgenccr Is not In
formed as 10 what conclusions were
reached. the oiilcinls maintaining a dis
Greet silence when approached for In
formation. Messrs. John A. Topping,
the present secretary, and B. n. caId-
mell, general manager. are mentioned
as likely to succeed Mr. Graham.
Ii Is learned, however, that Mr.. Gra-
ham Is SIN with the Aetna-standard
ana Il Is not likely Ina, he viii assume
tie duties OF second vice president OF
the lin plate combine before his success
sor as PRECEDENT OF the Aetna-stnndard
company is selected, The headquarters
OF the combine win be at Chicago, and
the executive officers will all be located
there, Il 10 stated on excellent author-
fly. Tho Idea Of having some OF the
executive officers located at, Pittsburgh,
1t would appear. has been abandoned.
Wheeling people will regret the ap-
proachlng departure of Mr.. Graham
and his interesting family. A plain and
lipassuming man Mr.. Graham has been
throughout his very successful career in
the iron business, which began NUM-
Der Of years ago. Many years ago, he
MAS a bookkeeper in the employ of the
late NJ. Reilly, in this city, so It may be
said that he has carved out his own for
tune one Of the many self-made men OF
affairs who nave been produced In this
community. Later he was With the
First National bank, Of Bridgeport, and
was promoted 10 tho position OF cashier.
Leaving the bank, he became connected
with the Aetna Iron Company, eventu-
ally becoming Its president. and when
the Aetna and Standard were consolida-
ted in 1898. Mr.. Graham was made
president of the new company, the posi-
tIon he has held since. Mr.. Read, the
president Of the tin plate combine, also
began his business career modestly. and
years ago was the teller in bank at
Richmond, Ind. VITA the tin plate
combine It Is said Mr.. Reads salary is
$4,000 a gear, and Mr.. Graham's $4,000.
The Aetna STANDARD and La Belle tin
plate plants resumed yesterday, under
control OF the combine, and the Laugh.
lin, the other local plant acquired
by the combine, will so on in few
Anva
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ma WRIGHT RESIGNS.

The resignation of W. $. Wright, as
general manager OF the Wheeling Rail.
way Company, has been announced.and
10 take effect at the convenience OF the
Wheeling company. Ear. Wright resigns
TO become general manager o. the
wheeling & Elm Grove electric lines.
the position held by II. w. we.sgerber
until his recent resignation. Il is learn
ed that MI. wr.Eht's resignation will
take effect IN few days and that he
viii Immediately enter upon his duties
With the Wheeling & Elm Grove. lie
came 10 the Wheeling company from
Cincinnati about seven years ago. and
succeeded A. NJ. Jolly as general mana
ger In 1904. He Is practical electrical
expert ana will no doubt be as valuable
man with the Elm Grove as he has
been for the Wheeling company. Mr..
Wrlght's successor with the Wheeling
company viii be chosen later Mt meet
Ing or :he board Of directors,
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RRiEF MENTIONINGs.
Events in and About the City Given in
II Nutshell.

- ANAAAHhNNN
Grand to-nIght"Lost in New York"
No courts were in session yesterday
at the court house.
Mayors band will give Its second an
nual ball Mt PythiaE Castle next satur-
dny afternoon and evening.
The Butterfly social to be given by the
ladies OF the Second Christian church,
this evening, at the church on Zane
street, promises to be a success In every
respect.
Liquor men of the state viii meet Mt
Arlon Eall to-day for the purpose OF
forming the West Virginia Liquor Deal
ers' Association. The association VIII
make an effort TO have the federal
taxes o.. whls!ley and beer reduced
The BARRIERS Union viii meet this
evening, at Brubaugh's shop. Market
street, to consider the closing OF the
barber shops on the Mondays following
CHRISTMAS and New Years. These Mon
DAYS will be given general holiday OBJ
servaRces.
Driver Charles Claus, of the Nigllant
engine house, was seriously injured
yesterday morning while going to a fire
in the barber Shop Mt the corner OF
twelfth and Main streets. He was
ioltedi from the reel and tie wheels
passed over his body.
The water board was In session yes
terday. ard approved part OF the plans
submitted by the Holly Company for
tic new pump to be put In at the city
humping station. The company VIII
al once begin the construction the
pump and machinery.
Word was received In tho city yester-
das Of the death of Jacob Taylor. an
old soldier we'll known in the Eighth
ward. He died at the soldiers home in
DAYTON, whence he was removed from
Inc county lnGrmary less than two
months ago. Mr.. Taylor was a mailer
hH ncCnpation.
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go n NEW WORK"

The ever welcome comedy drama.
Lost In New York" opened a hall
weeks engagement at the Grand Opera
House last night, and wns witnessed by
n very nppreciatlve audience. The story
OF the play Is well told by the dramat-
ist, and the action is embelllshed with
vcryeiabGrate stage settings. The scenes
showing the Wards Island insane asSl-
nm, Ond Madison Squire Park we're very
handsome and true to life, The COM
pany Is uniformly strong ana balanced;
Lost in New York" Will be repeate"
tonight. 1t Is n combination OF mel9,
drama and bright comedy, ana should
be seen by all who appreciate produce
tions Of that character.
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THE RIVER.
YEsrrRpAY,s DEPARTURES.

Ia0 I4NeAFtAA . II
Matamoras.. LEROY, g p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Afatamoras. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
SisterSVilIe. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenviiie, IT. n. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. .KANAWHA. $50 a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, n. m,
ClarIngton. -. LEROY, ago y. m.
sistersville. RUTH, $3.50 p.
steubenvIlle. II. NJ. BAYNE, G:SV p. m.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Rev. Lyman Abbott says: "1t
the stage Always gave US such clean
and pure plays as Shore Acres the
wholesale pronunciation Of the stage by
the pulpit could NOT long survive"
There is hardly city in this country
to-day where Shore Acres" Is not well
coined by all classes of thentre-goers.
and, II is known that over ten thousand
clergynen have witnessed Its produc:.
tIon. AS a special mark of approval
the actor-dramatlst and author OF the
work. james A. Herne, was invited to
address a meeting OF over four thou
sand clergymen in Chicago about year
ago. The strangest part OF It all IS
that there is not one word OF religion
introduced in the play. A fine scenic
production OF Mr.. HerTe's famous COM
edy-drama will be given at the Opera
House on Christmas, m@tInee and eve
ming.
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BREAKFAsT BupGET.

When wheeling people visis other
places and are asked iG II ever SHOWS 80
West Virginia, II our orange crop is
prospectlyely coed or our cotton crop
large. they feel Disgust at such awful
geographical ignorance Especially Is
this true when such inquiries are made
In places that are actually farther
eouth than Wheeling and most Of West
Virginia, even though they are IN
northern states. This ignorance ON the
part of 20 many people comes from the
CHASING OF West Virginia 40 a southern
state: when as a matter Of fact It's In
terests are northern from the Big SANDY
to the Potomac, and IN latitude too It Is
not southern. When the Wheeling man
replies to such inquiries with the
counter proposition that northernmost
West Virginia and southernmost new
England are Just twenty miles apart:
speaking in the latitudlnal sense. ana
that Cincinnati. st. Louis, Philadelphia:
Columbus, Baltimore, Kansas City ane
many other northern cities are south o.
Wheeling. his statement Is first received
with inccedulity, but Of course - easily
verified and consequently realized. Fet-
taps the Wheeling man may
add that there are northern states
whose negro population Is proportion
ateiy larger than West Virglnla's. as is
Oregon's, MaryIand's Mlsbouri's Calitor-
MAS, Nevada's and Montana's. These
facts and others take a surprisingly
large number Of people in the so-called
northern states entirely by surprise.
though there are Of course many well
informed people who do not need en-
llghtenment.
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The Wheeling Railway Companv's en-
terprisIng policy is finding an exemepli-
AcAtion during the week preceding the
holidays. il is stated that the company
Is now running twenty-five to Hfty per
cent more cars than at any time since
It's organization. With 80 many cars
and such satisfactory service. naturally
the traffic Is increasing. being heavier
than at any other similar period
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spccinI Notice,

The Cleveland, borain 4 Wheeling
railway has extended the limit on their
holiday tickets 10 January . For tickets
10 all points IN C, p. a. territory. apply
to city ticket Office, corner Twelfth and
Market streets.
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"THE HEART OF CHICAGO"

In his latest play, "The Heart Of
Chicago" Lincoln j, Carter has sue
ceeded In introducing something abso-
Iutely new to the stage. 1t is the much
praised approaching train scene, In
which an engine and line OF cars are
seen approaching the footlights, appar'
emily miles away, for fully ten minutes
without for one moment becoming lost
to view. This scene occupies ten min
utes from the time the engine is first
seen to the moment the engine comes 10
halt at the footllghts Those who
have seen approaching train pictures as
thrown on screens by the vltascope. can
appreciate the beauty of the scene. But
II is not accomplished bV pictures; a
heavy engine and real men at the throtT
tie and Are box, aided by double stage:
clever perspective arrangements and
complicated stage apparatus, fairly OUT
does Edison. At the Grand the last
half OF this week.
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aleadel3ros
1T WILL MAKE YOU
EEEE GOOD

when your wife tells you on Christmas
morning that your shirt front and collar
rivals the 'tbeautiful snow" on the hill
top and meadow. There is nothing that
can encircle your neck, outside Of her
snowy arms, that will please you more
onXmas than collar done up with the
perfect color and finish that We put on
all linen Numbered here.
MENDEL BROS. PEARL LAUNDRY.
Carpet Beating, Storage Rooms saa Office, Nos
t7I3 and I2l3 EoIi street, Telephone $40
Al Iaviiaiioa Is extended 70 al 70 visit or
Laundry.
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HANDSOME Salts and Peppers with
Sterling silver Tops, 10 cents per pair
ut Shelf BROS.
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THE Etz Optical Parlor will be open
every evening until Christmas,
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MUSICAL WHEELING.


Yesterday afternoon, between the
hours of two and four, many members
Of Musical Wheeling were received at
the home Of Mr. o. C. Dewey at Echo
Point, the occasion oelng AN Afternoon
Of Music" in which the handsome new
Aeolian Orchestral. just received from
the AeolIan Company. figured exclu-
slvely. 10 the great enjoyment Of all
fortunate enough 10 be present. The
guests were received by Mr.. Dewey and
Air. Frd W. Banner, and were assign"
ed 10 seats by Mrs. D. Walker Peterson
and Mrs. Hulllhen Quarrier. During
the Afternoon chocolate and tea were
served.
The Aeollan Orchestral was In the
hands OF 4ir. st. Clair. the representa-
tive OF the makers. and Its dfgnlded
and artistic relation to the best In cids-
steal music was revelation TO most
persons in Attendance. IT gives the vio-
lin effect, wind instrument effect and
brass effect. There Was no stretch OF
imagination necessary to close ones
cyes.and believe Il famous Orchestra was
playing The "AfternOow Of Music" VIII
lie repealed this afternoon and evening.
The programme rendered yesterday was
IS follows:
Tannhauser Overture .............. Wagner
LGPapillon (rhc Butterfly ,,;:....;..,,..,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Cnllzn l.nNelles
Carmen, CanZonct BohGm'ane.. 80. BIzet
TruumefGl Observation-Disclosures. ScnuI1nnn
Rendezvous Vnlse .....,..........., ROscy
Cradle Sons and PTQyC: .GuillnRnG
At q Georgin Camp Meeting, (march
characterisquc). ........ ......'..... NILS
lie Rouet D'Omphale, POcEe Sym
phonlQuo .......s..,....t.t.. SulhL-HhcnS
OmpliRle was queen or Lydia. After
Hercules had slain EuTytCs he was sold
as Il slave to Omphalc. lie became In love
with Omphnie, who rcclprocntcd his pas
sion. He. In order 10 be constantly with
Omphale. dressed himself In wpmnn's Mt.
tire. and sat With her. surrounded by her
women. while he Joined tlcm In. their gpln-
ming. He was constantly growing, IN his
deepest baBso tones, his love for Omphnle.
gcOldlng, pleading anu constantly growing
about his clothes, while Omphnle would
constantly fRsclnAtG him and win him back
with her sweet spinning song.
EerenHdC ....,.,... ..........s'..1s.. schubert
Under tho Do,iblc Eagles tmarGhl..,
...s.,sss........., ....,...-s.....'. MuBHcr
ThunhauEor (mnTch) ......... ...., wagner
CGvantlnn, bio PosSentc. ......"".Gourod
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12,rz, the optlclnn, Is locator in room
2. Exchange Banl; Building. corner
Main md Twelfth streeta.
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HANDSOME Salts and Peppers With
Sterling silver Tops. 10 cents per pair,
nj SHEFF BROS.
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THE auction sale Is over and new
goods are now on sale.
DILLON, WHEAT & HASCHER co.
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D6 TrSia 2Hu HGfIE!L!'SS asSI SIarROt 81.
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Is CENT Sterling silver Thmblc, the
regular thlmble sold elsewhere fhr 25c;
for 10 cents at SHELF BROS discount
sale,
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AETNA.STANDARD
Board Of Directors in Session
Yesterday. did not Elect
SUCCESSOR OF mr.. GRAHAM

AS president Of tho Company: ,JOhn
A. Topping and n. N. Caldwell are
Mentioned in Connection with the
Position.sIr. Graham's Approaell-
ing Dcparture- His salary with tho
combine is Said to DO $4,000.
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CIARETS AND sAUTERNEs.

ST, ,IuIInn, Chateau. D'ArSnc, SnDNt-
cHv, POntCt Cnnet, SCovillC, La Rose,
(jl:nvcs' IInut Snutcrnc HnrSilc;
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NEW lot Nethersole Bangle Bracelets
W. j, LUKENs. one Price Jeweler.
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ONLY $500 to Cincinnati via Ohio
River Il. Il,
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Men's Holiday FlXings.

This busy Furnishing Goods DEPART
ment Is busiest nOW--So. many pTully
Holiday Gifts here, you know. AND
at such attractive prices. sc
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Malaga Grapes I . cents pound.
uUEBEL'S, 926l Market st,
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FIFTY chotclaluo watches Mt special
low prices.
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AN extensive line OF line Diamond
JcWclry at M'NAMEE'S.
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LAMPS, Pictures and Fine Mirrors at
auction.
WHITE, HANDLEY & FOSTER.
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REDUCTION in silver Novelties this
week.
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An Important decision was lately
made by the state supreme court IN the
case OF state rs. spOnagle. It Is upon
the validity Of the provision IN the
state constitution and statutes forfeit
ing to the state. for the benefit Of free
schools. lands which have been left on
the tax books for Ave years, and thus
paid no taxes. That provision was in-
tended to compel payment OF taxes on
large bodies Of wild land. which had so
long escaped taxation. 1t was claimed
that the provision was unconstitutional
because in violation Of the fourteenth
amendment OF the constitution OF tile
United States, prohibiting any state
from deprivlng n citizen OF property
without ''due process OF law The oplr-
ion was delivered by Judge Brannon,,
and Is the first discussion Of the subject
in either Virginia or Yves. Virginia.
though such law long ago prevailed
in Virginia. The court held the conAtl-
tuition and statutes OF West Virginia
upon the subject, to be valid and con-
stitutlonal.
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HoLIDAY EXCURSIONS.
Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts
burEh.

December %, "a. %, &c. 80. 81, 1898,
January and ., 1899; return limit jan
uary .. inclusive. Get details from near
est Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent.
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STERLING Silver Pocket KnivoB
from &c up at o. c. GENrHERS.
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Ever since Mendurn's case in Virgin
ia, decided in 1928. 1t has been a ques-
ton whether a circuit Of one coun-
tv OF circuit could continue Its sess-
lon beyond the point OF time which
would not leave enough time TO enable
the judge. by the usual mode OF travel,
to reach his next court by four o'clock
p. M, OF its third day. 1t has never
been decided in West Virginia. and has
been a vexed question. until tn! recent
decision OF the state supreme court IN
case Bank vs. Graham, in which Il IS
held that a court may 30 on into ths
time OF another court in the circuit be-
yond the third day; and more
over, that circuit courts may be
held at the same time in different coua-
ties OF the same circuit. The question
is discussed at length in the opinion
written by Judge Brannon.
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christmas Mixed Candy cents
Mound. iIUEBEL'S, 225l Market st.
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pS Sn.tTfSs ES hfSg Ssf+ Market lG fs e.
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% CENT Sterling silver ThImble. tho
regular ihlmble sold elsewhere for 25c;
for 10 cents at SHEFF BROS discount
sale.
SILVER Chatelalne Watches from
O., "a - ~ q q GNNTE nRIS
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LADIES md Gents Pockeibooks,
Writing Cares, Collar and Gun Boxes
An new.
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sssssssssssssssssss- sss.ssss4ssssss's MukEV
TRnnhnuEGr lmnrch) .,....... 80, WhEne
CGvantlnH, do Poaentc. .".....',.Gou