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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02
THE WAY 1T GOES.
The Treasurer of Scott County Makes an

The Treasurer of Scott County Makes an
Assignment.
Gate City, Va, FEB. Ito the sur
prise of everybody. William E. Taylor,
treasurer of Scott county, has made an
assignment Of all his property, both real
and personal. to his bondsmec. 1t seems
that his public accounts have been com
plicated with his private In carrying on n
extensive business, dealing in live stock
building line flour mill, anil running
the largest country store that has ever
been in the county. The amount in
volved will exceed $40, 1000. His property
will not, it Is said, meet thi- by several
thousand dollars. His leading bonfsmen
are S NJ. Mcconnell, William jet and
Monroe Mcconnell, who claim they are
ruined. Taylor thinks he can pay out il
he is given time. fl has been regarded
as safe man, and is holding his second
term in the office.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02
l.. VOIGT, JR.,
0PTACIAN.
1O4 SALEM AVENUE.
WILL NOT ABOLISH.

Richmond, Feb. 1.-The senate COM
mittee on courts yesterday reported I'M
favorably the bill introduced hv MIR
Keezell, abolshing the tenth judicial cir
cult. Mr.. Keezell appeared before the
committee aud argued for the bill Of
which he is patron, and Delegate Embrey,
of Fredericksburg; ex-senator w. A. Lit
tie. Jr.. also of Freder :ck sburg. and MIR.
Joseph w. Chiun, commemorative at
torney Of Richmond county, argued
against it. They claimed that TO abolish
the circuit would work great hardship
on the people of the district.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02

their real value 12ac; no old
stock, bran new.
Is pieces Of Fine Scotch
Ginghams, in finest silky cloth,
newest styles of the season,
worth 1Sc, to go at 12ac.
WHITE GOODS.
Our new stock of White
Goods is here in great quaint
ties.
Everything in the White
Goods line to be had here at
very close margins, exceptional
values in many instances. Note
few:
Everything in India Linen
from Sc to 40c the yard. Every
number a special.
so pieces of Irish Dimities,
at remarkable prices for quail
ties offered.
At only Sc the yard, 10
pieces of very heavy Diagonal
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

Chamberlain 3 Cough Remedy is the best
cough syrup we have ever used ourselves
or in our families. w. II. King. Isaac Z.
King and many others in this vicinity
have also pronounced it the best All we
want is for people TO try it and they will
be convinced. Upon honor, there is no
better that we have ever tried, and we
have use MANY kinds.---R. A. Blake &;
Son. General Merchants. big Tunnel, Va.
Sold by IL. C. Barnes, SHE puts up PIE
scriptions."
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02
NEW PHASES AT FALL RIVER.
Mill Machinists Resent Reductions in the
Wage Scale.


Fall River, Mass, Feb. 1.-The mill
machinists have decided unless the
amount of the recent reduction in their
wages is restored they will give in their
notice next Monday, and at the eud of Il
week will leave their work. This is one
of the new phases of the industrial stu
alton, and it comes in the nature of q
surprise to the manufacturers.
At the time of the reduction the machin-
lists took no action other than to make a
statement of conditions to the general
executive committee of the national lodge
at Chicago. The latter sanctioned q
strike if demand for arbitration was
met with refusal This refusal was
given, and the strike was decided upon.
A strike here will bother the manufac-
turers considerably, as the machinists NJ q
an important factor in the steady opera
ton of the machinery,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02
TO PROTECT ROI.

Richmond, Feb. 1.--Delegate FolHes. Of
Richmond. presented /" bill in the house
yesterday to protect employees of corpora
tons in their right to form, join or be-
long to labor organizations by prescribing
penalties for any interference herewith.
Violation Of the act is made punishable
with fine not exceeding $4,000 or i'm
prisonment for one year OF less.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02

The strength which comes to us from
eating nourishing fond is better than
stimulation, because it is new strength.
The health which belongs to Il strong
body, we'll nourished by proper food
properly diRested), is the only health
that is lasting
The difference between Shaker Diges-
tive Cordial and other medicines is SIM
ply that it helps nature to make strength.
1t does not profess to 'cnre sickness, ex-
cept AZ that sickness is result of weak
ness caused by food not properly digested.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will relieve
the pangs of indigestion and make thin,
sick, weak people as we'll as if their
stomachs had never been out of order.
II Is gentle aid to the digestion OF
NATURES strength maker, food.
At druggists. Trial bottle, 10 cents.
THE BELLED TEAMS ARE STILL.
RUNNING. w. X. ANDREWS & CO.,
the OLDEST FIRM OF COAL AND
WOOD DEALERS in the city, are AT
THE OLD STAND. 219 Salem avenue,
ready to serve You on short notice.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02
and Charles NJ. Hughes, of Richmond
are registered at the HUFF House.

y. f. Rodenbush, who arrived in town
yesterday, has been selected, we are in
formed, to he superintendent OF the Sa-
lem steam tanpery. 1t is thought also
that he will have charge of the tanuery
at Pearsbure which is owned by the
same parties
VIM Mann's physician states that his
patient, who was taken suddenly i'll Sat
urday, is resting easily an has improved
somewhat.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02
PRESIDENT GIVES a DINNER.

Washington. Feb. 1.-The President
and Mrs Mckinley gave dinner tc-
night in honor of President and Mrs. Dole.
The occasion was attended all The for
mality of State dinner at the White
House. The quests included Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Sherman, Speaker and
Mrs. Reed, General and Mrs Miles.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02

Welt Pique, to be used largely
for shirt waists. This number
is worth 12ac; it goes at &c the
yard.
- yard pieces of soft
finished 'Long Cloth" very
fine, soft, durable material, at
$1.12a and s1.35 per piece.
Special pieces of Cambrics,
Cottons, Sheeting, etc.
EMBROIDEaIES! lAcES!
1000 pieces of New En-
broideries now ready. No
such stock at such low prices
for fine qualities has ever been
shown here. See the line, from
&c to 81 the yard.
Beautiful line Of All:over
Embroideries now ready.
1000 dozens of Laces of
every description now on our
counters.
Vallenciennes, Torchons,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02

Peau de Soies from Use up.
Armures from 75c up.
Figured Indias from 59c up.
Satin Duchess from Csc up.
Brocaded Duchess in newest
styles.
The Few Byoders Stripes in
Black Brocades.
See this great line Of Black
Silks.
Plain and Changeable Tai
fetas in full range of shades.
Visit our store daily; every
day day will reveal something
Remember, we have moved
to corner Campbell avenue and
Henry street.
Two entrances. One on Camp
bell avenue and one on Henry
streets. Just a few steps from
Salem avenue. Good sidewalk.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02
SILKS! SIlKS!!

We have just received the
biggest lot of new Silks that
ever came to Roanoke at one
time.
We are offering the greatest
values ever shown in Black
Silks.in oul history.
Everythingin the staple line
lower than ever.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02

Roomie, Stoein
of and xtM
o TO
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-02

100 dozen new things in
Feather Stitched Braids now
ready. Learn our prices on
this new lot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

The Institute for Ohio county teach
ers convenes at Normal hall, West Lib
erty, next Monday. Professor Thomas
C. Miller. of the chair OF pedagogy, in
the state university, Is the instructor.
The programmes arranged by State
Superintendent Trotter for this years
work are quite an Improvement over
those formerly in use. one OF the most
attractive features being choice selec-
tion of hymns and patriotic airs. Among
topics on the programme are found ele-
ments, growth and history, OF. the Eng
llsh language: history; Better Citizen
ship: West Virginia Resources; Better
Pay for Better Teachers; School Man.
agement; Cuba and the Philippines are
not forgotten. and the army and navy
receives Its share OF attention. It Is ex-
pected that Miss Anna Buc!Sbee, of Call
ifornia, Pa, will deliver her lecture,
Cuba and the Cubans,"' on Wednesday
evening.
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EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT BAND.


Rocersto's Famous Organization at NO.
Fart Park To-inorrow-WillG Give Tive
Concerts, Afternoon and Evening.
Tomorrow the patrons Of Mozart
Park will have an opportunity of near
ing one Of the best concert organizations
in the country. The Eighteenth 9egi-
ment (Pa.) Band, under the leadership
of NJ. S. Rocercto, the well known corr
poser and director, will give two con-
ccrts tomorrow afternoon and evening
at Mozart Park, and the mere announce
ment should attract large crowds at
both concerts.
This band Is composed OF the best
musicians that can be obtained. and
among them are many soloists Of promi-
hence and ability, every member OF the
organization being an artist. The clar-
ionet section Is particularly fine. being
acknowledged equal TO the reed family
OF any other OF the great concert bands
of the country. These clarionets play
with crisp. clear and precise execution
and brlll!ancy that Is revelation,
and with an artistic perfection that is
not heard In many bands.
For Tomorrow superb concert, fault
less in arrangement and execution Will
be given. In every way the mos: hyper
critical will be satisfied and the general
verdict will be sure to be that Rocereto's
Eighteenth Regiment Band Is the equal
OF any concert organization in the coun-
try. -
The Press. OF Pittsburgh, says: The
people were too well pleased to so away
till they had heard the ten regular
numbers and twenty encores. AS Chew
alier would say, 1t amt exactly wot he
plays, its the pretty way he plays IT, Z"
The concerts tomorrow vii, start
promptly at 2:30 and $50 p. m. The
band arrives In the morning over the
Baltimore {: Ohio. SO
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o & & ] Z I 4 d
expression OF farewelis to tho board OF
trustees, TO the faculty, tc! the class az
90. and then to his own class. w lille he
touchiraly uttered the farewellito his
CLEARWATER. they stood with uncovered
heads In the Judges stand n
JuSt as 1Ir. lBeneke closed The rrndt,-
oteB gfyc their class yell, which was
returned from the grand stand BY the
class OF 1890. 4. q 5955 J =
4 Adress parade by tho cadets YES the
next foature. II took place In front OF
me grand stand, and the various eyo-
buttons were performed with ehse and
precision. The audience showed itsnppre.
citation by frequent rounds ofnpplause.
When the drill concluded tho cadets
were halted. Major, Carroll read thells
OF promotions, after which he called out
the graduates, who, dropping their ac-
eortrcments. walked up to the steps In
front OF the grand stand, Their d!plo.
mas were presented 10 them by Rev.
Jacob Brittingham, OF the board OF
trustees, Principal Birch making the
announcements. After this ceremony
was performed, Rev. Mr.. Brlttingham.
In addressing the graduates. advised
the boys 10 follow the motto Admiral
DeWey ran up 10 his masthead at Ma.
Mia, Keep cool and obey orders" Ad.
mlral Dewey Is also a God. fearing man,
an example whom the boys ought 10
follow. Another great man, also a
Christian. and worthy 10 initiate, is
Gladstone, one OF the most unique char
ncters in history. Rev. Mr.. Brittlng-
hams advice summed up was Keep
cool. don't forge. orders. and obey
God" Z .5Ngl8 Ne \ 4
The companies were formed ngaIn,
and with the graduates carrying their
diplomas In the lead, marched back to
the armory. st
The following are the officers In
stalled for the cadet corps for next
year: Major, Grafton A. Beall; flrst
captain, Walter Mcclure; second cap
tain, Bertram Horllheimer; third cap
tain: Frank Schmidt: radjutaut, Joseph
PAUL: first lieutenant, Arthur st!Sel;
first lieutenant Singleton Paull; first
lieutenant. Allyn Mcneil: second lieu
tenant, Allen Hamilton; second lieuten-
ant. George List; second lieutenant,
Harry Kirk: sergeant major, Edwin
Kline; first sergeant, Albert Schmidt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18
: FRANELIN's COMMENCEMENT
Week Opens this Evening, with a Mn.l,
uuu EIocutioun,y Ent,rt,i,n,eut

Week Opens this Evening, with n Musica
nnd Elocntiona'y Entertainment.
Tho annual commencement exercises
OF Franklin College, at New Athens, O.,
win begin with the exerciscs OF the mu-
steal and evolutionary, department this
evening. The programme is as fol.
lows:
Midsummer Nights Dream. ......,.....
.:....... ........ Mendelssohn-Smith
Martha Cummings, New Athens. Q;
Loretha Mecicary. Science iIiii g.
The Story OF Ben Hur.... Wallace
Ncnl McMahan, CadIZ, o, ~
Old BlasE Joe. Paraphrasc De Concert. (.
Martha Cummings, New Athens a T.
Tho Tears of Tullla. ................F awcett
w. Alice Osborn, .Cadls, o.
The Red Fam. Brown
Loretta McCIcary, Science Hill. o.
Mooonlisht Sonata, oD. q. No Q. beethoven
A Students Dilemma....................W Wood
Vana McAiahan, Cadiz, o.
How PersImmons Took Cab OBJ Do ;.
aDs Alice Osborn. cadiz: q p0ueicau's
Martha Cummings, New Athens, o.
The graduates are Miss Martha Cum
mings, New Athens, in music; Misses
iVana McMahan. Cadiz; Alice Osburn,
Cadlz: Loretta McCleary, Science Hill,
and Sterling ]. Miller, Ravenswood, W.
Va, in elocution.
The programme for commencement
week is: Sunday. baccalaureate SER
mon by Rev. J. W. Flicker. D. D., Har-
lem Springs; Monday evening, class ex-
aItA 10,
ercises.
Graduates: Classical-D. T. Scott,
Cassville; L. J. Bryson. Demos; W. c.
Crofts, West Point: H. B. Harrison,
Cadiz; c. R. Bowen, srrlngboro, Pa.
Phiosophical-M. ]. Croker, Cleveland;
D. P. Shafter. Meadville, Pa: Margaret
Fras!er. Bridgeport: Il W. Yeo. Lee
tonla; s. ]. Miller, Ravenswood, W. Va.
Scientifc-O. H. Petty. New Athens;
Margaret e. Rogers. Island Creek; ].
W. McPhall, Nova Scotia,
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A BOY, DROWNED
On tho south side-IIl, Companions rero
Teaching him to Swim bnt fed when lie

On tho South Sido-IIls Companions yrero
Teaching him to Swim bnt fed when ho
Bank from Sight.
A sad death By drowning OF q South
Side boy occurred yesterday afternoon
shortly before 4 o'clock, at the Belmont
landing, at the foot Of Twenty-ffth
street. The Victim was Robert s.. Con-
well, aged ten years, and his home was
on Twenty-seventh street. His body
wasn't recovered until G o'clock, and 1t
was se!ned out after u dlligent search.
Young Conwell had been Induced to
80 In swimming by two other boys
named Ralston and Riggs, who were
much older than he. He agreed to go
In the water after some coaxing, and
the other boys put him on board so- as
TO allow him to keep above the water.
Then they proceeded &c shake the
board, and In another moment wero
Mortified to see young Conwell fall or
the board into the water and when he
failed TO rise the frightened boys hur-
rled out OF the water on to the bank
and made away as fast as they could.
Some Belmont employer learned of
the occurrence Immediately atterward,
and could zee bubbles above where Con-
well had sunk, but all attempts to get
his body were unsuccessful for nearly
two hours.
The body was taken to schroeder's
undertaking establishment, South
Chapllne street. where last night the
inquest was held by Squire Allen.
Death. by accidental drowning was the
verdict rendered. rssl.t n
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THE SECOND TO BE CALLED.

LIE oECONp ~ De sCALLED. 81
Captain Wills company appeared on
Fourteenth street last night for drill,
and were put through numerous evolu-
lions by their commanding officer. The
men are rapidly learning the various
movements and show marked improve
ment in their work at each meeting.
The regular drill nights are Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. Before dis
missing the company, last night, Cap
tain Willis made short address to the
men, stating that he had received n
communication from the authorities
which made It very probable that the
call would come within the next two or
three days. 1t Is likely that the COM
rany will:take the field before the end
Of next week. and those who intend
Joining should call at Captain Willis
office. No. 15iG Market street, at once.
The company roster Is nearly complete,
but, as some will be turned down on ex-
animation, It Is the desire OF the captain
to have enough recruits enrolled to OBJ
viate this loss.
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FIFTEEN TO THE FRONT.

A Eaieii or Wheeling Recruits Leaves for
Camp Thomas TO join the First West
Virginia iteSim,nt-. Tho secold itegI>
ment VIII See service Soon. ,9Ys!
Lieutenant CIV. Conner, in charge
OF the First wes, ylrginla's recruiting
station in this city. yesterday morning
sent on his first batch of recruits TO
Camp Thomas at chlekamauga. They
went on the Baltimore, & Ohio 1925
train. There were ilttten recruits In the
PARTY and they have been assigned TO
three companies OF the regiment as fol-
lows:
Company c-Edward n. IIavey. Ben
wood; William schrump, Benwood;
Harry j. Mccabe, Benwood. Fl
Company M-wllllam s. Powell, Ben
wood: James Iiagcrman, Moundsyllle;
]. J.. Fitzpatrick, Wheeling; William
Shiillngburg, Parkersburg; A.. p. Kun
kle, Slstersvllle; ". II, Rodenezer, Al
toona, Pal John Howard. Wheeling: c,
u. McConnaughey, Wheeling.
Company CIV. j. Williams, Wheel
ing:t Edward Deancr, Phrkersburg: G.
$. Hubbs and Frank Hubbs, OF Glen
Euston! ,,
Many additional applicants were ex-
nmired yesterday mt the recruiting sta
;!on, and OF them eight passed the med.
lcal examination md will depart for
Camp Thomas this morning. They are:
Robert w. Patterson. OF st. Mary's.
Joseph II. Glass, OF Bella!re. tF
Alex. J. Eddy. OF Wheeling.
R.Fl pilworth, OF Wheeling.
Albert, Ingram, OF Glen Easton.
Edward Mofter, OF Wheeling.
William Higgins, OF Eureka.
w. P. Parrill, of Wheeling.
Lieutenant Conner stated yesterday
that he expected to examine n batch OF
forty recruits from New Cumberland
this afternoon, and that other detach-
ments OF raw material Will arrive to-
cay for examination.
The lieutenant says the volunteers at
Camp Thomas are under the impression
that they will figure in the Porto Rico
expedition. and most Of them prefer.
that service to going to Cuba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18
in THE COURTS.
Yesterdays proceedings in the state
supreme court Of appeals were us fol-

81. Yesterdays proceedings in the state
supreme court Of appeals were us fol
lows:
81 Sarah E. Lauck, ct al, VS.. Mary
tBraughton. ct al.. from Wood county;
argued and submitted. t
81 Sarah u. Lauck. ct al, VS.. L. N. To-
gan, from Wood county; argued and
lpubmitted. a&
Ia W. s. Allen was licensed to practice
law In the courts Of this state.
~ Luclnn Sturgeon We. Jesse Spurgeon.
from Preston county: appeal allowed
and bond placed ut $500. i-
j. N. j.. Grim VI. Jasper England, ct
al. from Barbour county: appeal al
loved and bond placed at 5000. q
5E ]. G. Arnold, administrator Of Mary
Stewart, VS.. John X. Francis. admins
orator and in his own right. from Mar
shall county; appeal refused.
% Harrison znn, ct al, VS.. NJ. w. .DaY-
Son, ct al. from Preston county; appeal
allowed and bond placed ut 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

ofNcw and Slightly Used Pianos.
We have recently purchased the en-
tire stock OF pianos, organs and mu-
sic Of the D. II. Beck Co., OF Sisters
Vile, ". Va.
This stock consists Of:
l Ludwig Piano. shop worn.
Ludwig Piano, used ten months.
1 Ludwig Plano, new.
l Ludwig Plano, rented eight months.
/ Clifford Plano. used two months.
1 Huntington Piano. used II months.
l Huntington Plano, shop worn.
l Krakauer Piano, new.
Krnkauer Plano, slightly used
Also two good square pianos and sew
eral second hand organs.
We desire TO dispose OF these instru-
ments at once and have put prices on
them which will be n surprise to In
tending purchasers. Each piano has
been marked In plain figures, and prices
are strictly net. }
Any, persons who ever intends to buy
a piano should see these Instruments
and get prices. We state cmphatically
that no such bargains have ever before
been offered In this city. Every plano
fully warranted and kept In tune one
year free. +. W. BANNER CO..
1910 Market Street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18
PITTSBURGH COMING STRONG.

Pittsburgh will be largely represented
at the Interstate Epworth League con-
vcntlon here. Says last evenings Pitts
burgh Press: @ ~ IA 4.
{ The members OF the Epworth League
met last night at the SmlthAeld street
NJ. e. church, for the purpose OF further
ing the interest In the convention OF the
Fourth general conference district, Ep-
worth League, at Wheeling. June 25-2,.
Addresses were made urging that lar 70
delegation from here attend the convcn-
tion, by the chairman, +. J. Cartwright.
and ]. A. SIgafoosc, Of Wheeling, aud
Miss Ida L. Martin, OF Pittsburgh. Mr..
Slgnfoose IL president OF the Wheeling
district. The meeting was attended by
over 900 people and an enthusiastic In
terest In the convention was aroused.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

jiWater rents for the six months ending
September 30, 1893, are now ready. II
paid on or before June 90, 1898, dis
count OF 10 per cent will be allowed.
8 THE CITY WATER BOARD,
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I WHEELING PARK SUNDAY.

59Grnnd Concert by tho Opera House
BAUD, commencing Mt $50 y. IN.
gfThis beautiful health resort. Picture
Eesqus location. Fiue walks and drives.
Grand Casino, Restaurant and Lake.
gThousads hnvo vyoll named It tho Para
Sdiso OF tho ohio Valley.
53 Wheeling s Elm Grove rnilrond leaves
on tho hour. 25c for the round trip, In
clutlinS ndmittnnoe. d -, IS
for Picnica, call or nd :
dress Col. Aug. Rolf, 81 Fifteenth street.
Ten Pin pnrties, telephone Pnrk-Telo-
.phono lQ55. u ~ $500 -
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|: Yesterday In the circuit court, Judge
Hervey, a divorce WINS granted to Marie
Alice Reupert fran John W. Reppert. A
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CLEARANCE SALE

TWO Grand Concerts, 18th Regiment
Band, n. G.P., Mozart Park, Sunday.
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1.-TWO Grand Concerts, 18th Regiment
Band, N. q. r., Mozart PARK, sunday.
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Or Jntelliae,,rar
Sonlce. Nos. 90 and 81 Fourteenth Street.


W. New advertisements. ~
X Building Site Wanted.
!, !! salssmen-sloo 4 Month and Expenses
Doctors-A. r. Barbee. j.
Z. Chester 1nn-Atantlc City, n, J.-Second
Page r. 3.t1tssi sf' r II
Wheeling Lodge No. III. K. Of P.
s3Attention, Knights OF Pythias.
saWanted-Good Girl for General House
work. s!.} sE.,H,
For Rent-In the Thriving Town of Ta-
rentun, Pa.
List OF Letters.
Nov for To-day's News-stone & Thorn
ins-EEhth- Page. i.s}t'r
q They Have Arrived-Geo. E. stifel G. Co.
Third Page.
Diners, Twelfth Street-EIghth Page.
Adams First sult-D. Gundling & Co.
Fifth Page. ~
sc Raiiroad Shirt for 4sc-McTaddcn's-
Second Page. -
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CASroRTs

TWO Grand Concerts, nth RcE tmcnt
hand, n. q. T., Mozart Park, sunday
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TWO Grand Concerts, 18th Regiment
Band. N. q. r., Mozart Park, sunday. 5I1E7
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