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congregation. There were a humble
of novel and pleasing features, includ-
ing a booth at which home made pas
tries were ON sale. The receipts net
ted gratifying amount.
The Easter flower market. which
was conducted at the Seanor shoe par
lor Friday and Saturday, by the Ep-
worth League of the First Presbyter-
ian church, was a complete success.
The ladies had lilies, roses. carna-
lions. and other flowers, almost with
out number. and when the market
closed last evening they were sold out.
The ladies of the, congregation OF
the Second Presbyterian church gave
a very successful supper Thursday
evening.
A romantic marriage took place in
the parlors of the Neal House. in Col
umbus. at nine O'Clock Wednesday
evening, in which the bride was a
charming and estimable young lady of
this city. Miss Minnie Whissen, of the
East End Owing to parental opposl-
ton. she decided to leave her home
secretly. and arrived in Columbus
about an hour before the ceremony
was performed. The groom was Mr..
Edward Jenvey. who formerly Lived in
Wheeling. and has many warm friends
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HOME AGAIN.
James Hill, of the South Side ,,
turns From Attending the Natimy
Sanitary Potters' Convention :,
Trenton.

James Hill, of the South Side fan,
National vice president of tba ca -.''
tary Pressers' National Union ro 'oD'
ed home yesterday morning Sra :
Trenton. where Tie annual conventj 3,-
of the organization was held ''
Frank Hutchins, of Tifin q r.
elected president to succeed Marin a. ~
Devlin, of Trenton. The latter rafnsd.
reelection, although the position !
worth 81 900 year. All the other ofs
GERS elected are from Trenton. tn,
convention was without special jnr.
dent.
The anticipated reduction in IN.
present Working list was not effects
although many of those in attendant.
favored lowering the scale with Wow
Of furnishing work to the union,
members who are being driven out in
some places, by non-union men WORK.
ing for less than the standard rate d
wages. A majority, however, decided
not TO interfere with the list now in ey.
istence- The sentiment of the conyep,
ton was that the union follow out tba
lines of organization previously adop,.
ed for the purpose of increasing !
strength.
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RRIEE NOTES.

Davis & Archer will commence work
to morrow on their paving contract at
Sistersvlyle. John Shannafelt, Eheir
foreman, will leave for that city to-
day to have supervision over the
work
Dhioans arriving yesterday We're j..
DE- Mickey and wife, Belmont; Mrs.
Charles Blinn, Steubenbille; Q. Nj.
Dickson, Cambridge; G. w. Love, Fair
pont; E. Epstein, Cincinnati; j. c..
Poore, Cleveland. f. B. Lehman, Lam
caster; j. p Ryans, Marysville
Henry Koch of Pittsburg, was an
arrival in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
AZ number of young society gentle
men will give select hop tomorrow
eveSing at Armory hail.
Nj Herzberg and family have remov-
ed from Sistersville TO this city, and
will Preside in Gravel Hill Cut
Tie residence of Louis Straub. in
the Fifth ward, is being remodeled.
Yesterday was pay day at the steel
plans.
Miss Clara Corbett has returned
home to Steubenville, after a pleasant
visit with friends in the Second ward.
Harry Wilkinson is recovering, after
lohg confinement to his home on
Rose Hill with blood poisoning.
The following instructors have been
sec,jfed for the next session Of the
Belmont County Teachers Institute,
which is to be held at Bethesda Au-
gust 22d to 26th: Prof w. w. Deaf
rick. of keystone State Normal School,
KHntztown; Pa: DR.. J. p. Gordy,
professor of pedagogy, Ohio State Uni
veasity, and Miss Anna Buckbee,
teScner at California. Pa. The music
wal be in charge of Miss Ida Ander-
SOP.
Sidney Morris. a young colored en-
ploye of the steel plant, died yester-
dag morning at five O'Clock with
stomach trouble at the home of Rich
ard Albright, in the Third ward. The
dceeaseds home is in Virginia. The
| funeral will occur to-day. The ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. VIM
| Langford, pastor Of the Colored M. F.
| church The interment will be made
at Rose Hill cemetery.
The Colored Odd Fellows gave a cake
| wax last night at the City Hall. Music
waE furnished by Prof. johnson. There
| was a large attendance.
! TIE last regular meeting Of the old
! School Beard will be held next Tues.
day. evening. The newly elected
| members will not take their seats un.
| til Monday. the 18th inst.
Rev A. W. Butts, former pastor o.
| the First NJ. E. church in this city
| but now pastor of the NJ E. church al
East Liverpool, O.. will retire from
! the ministry at the close Of this year:
| confidence owing to failing health
Rae Gibbs, portor OF the Globe, ane
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overture ..-.;..... .Operaniraus Orchester
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Chor roit soprano solo und piano
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Frau Flora Williams und Arion.
Fantasie fuer Eloete ue'ber das Lied
aSSe''' NeriasstH of'l 3 Nc4or
Herr II. B. Grimm.
Ito truehhrgshed' :...v, Mendelssohn
Choir Nit piano begledtung- "Sturm
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War Songs of rho Bovs in Blue.
Operni1ass Dorchester
caricbtssit.,,ng:. h'hT r,oeI9
Censonen:
Richter ;:.,...... .....C. ". Appcrlzeler
The dance committee-A c. Schneider.
Harry Ritter, Wm Lo9ffier, Karl Long.
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freshments and prizes will be awarded
to the successful players.

freshments and prizes will be awarded
to the successful players.
The ladies of the Progressive Pedro
Club delightfully."- entertained their gen
tlemen friends last Monday evening in
the parlors of the Arion. 1t was very
enjoyable affair throughout.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
will be entertained next Friday after
noon by Mrs. Mary Delaplaine, at her
home on Chapline street.
Wheeling Lodge No. Z, Shield OF
Honor, elected two sides some time age
in a contest for new members, to be
known as the Reds and Blues respect
lively. The losing side was to banquet
the successful side The Red side
won, with siXty-three new members
and entertained the Blues last night
at Bishops hall, corner FOrty-third
and Jacob streets. The time was spent
at cards. and the Wheeling City Band
furnished excellent music.
Harvey Greer, student OF the Rly-
erside chemical laboratory and son
Of Squire c. S. Greer, of the Sixth
ward, will we'd Miss Amelia Steinman,
of Benwood, next month.
The fact has become known that
Frank j. Wilson and Miss Amelia Com
fort, bsssr well known Sixth ward
young people, were married couple Of
months ago at Steubenville.
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NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of tho Small Events of Fac
Passing Day,

Passing Day,
The confectioners had their shar
of the Easter business.
The entire population appeared Il
be on the streets last evening.
The Silver knight, of Washington,
can be had at all news depots,
Two deeds of trust We're admitted
to record in Clerk Robertsons Office
yesterday.
There was one diSorderly case IN
0olice Court, yesterday morning.
The display made by Photographic
Giffin, last evening, was Very fine
one.
The Council Committee on Fire
Department is called for Monday even
ing.
John Bailey was arrested yestfT-
day for throwing garbage in an alley
-Auctioneer Halter yesterday sold
the Rail property, in Speidel's add
ton, Eighth ward. to John r. Clator,
for $1,000.
The Circuit Court will convene for
the April term, Monday morning, when
the docket will be called.
The Exley property on McCoIIo,1
street, East Wheeling, was Offered al
public sale yesterday, and on bid OF
81 100, was adjourned until SATURDAY
the 23d inst.
The Belmont furnace men will give
their first grand ball at the Pythiaa
Castle Monday evening. April lNL
Hacketts full orchestra, OF BellalTe
til 10 MIN
The Silver Leaf Club will give
private hop at their hall TUESDAY
evening, April 18th.
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O'Clock B. & o. train. A large attend
ance is expected.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the Daughters of the Confederacy was
held Thursday afternoon, in the Reilly
building. corner Market and Four
teenth streets.
Mrs. Russell and Miss Myrtle Fin
nell will take charge of the Episcopal
Hall and will run a boarding house
this summer The hall was managed
last summer by Prof. Willis. There
is report that this change was to be
permanent. Morgantown should make
an ideal summer resort and there is no
reason why the hall should not be fill
ed with visitors all through the heated
term Certain it is that if the advant-
ages of the town in the way of every
convenience are understood by those
who are looking for place to stay
during the hot weather. -Morgantown
Dominion.
Miss Lulu Nelson charmingly en-
tertained the Bitter-Sweet club We'd
nesday evening at her home in Bel
laire The customary diversions were
provided for the entertainment Of the
guests, and were supplemented by eX-
cellent refreshments
An Easter flower social was given
Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Elsa Lazure. under the auspices of the
Bessie Hogan Mission Band.
The Central Garden Club will give
it's monthly dance at the club rooms
tomorrow night. for which the music
vii be furnished by Prof. Charles Kill
meyer
Mrs. l.. ]. C. Drennen entertained
the social club. Of Martins Ferry, at
her home on The Heights Monday
evening. in honor of the birthday of
her husband.
Following is the programme to be
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BELLAIRE.
Special Easter Services Will be Held
To-day in the Various Churches
General Personal and Miscellaneous
Notes.

Special Easter services will be held
in all the churches in this city to-day.
The following programme will be rem
dered at tho First Presbyterian church:
Morning -Organ prelude; carol, Ring
Sweet Bells" invocation; responsive
reading; hymn 237; Scrptural read
ing; offertory, LAS it Began to Dawn; y
prayer; announcements; Gloria in
Excelcis;" sermon; prayer; anthem,
HE is not here, but is risen" benedlc-
ton: postlude, Ring on we BELLS
Evening Organ prelude anthem.
"The Day Of Resurrection; prayer;
hymn 231; Scriptural reading; Offer
tory, Christ Our Passovpr;; an
ncuncements; quartette, In Dreams L
Heard the Seraphs Fair" sermon;
prayer hymn All; benediction; post
lude. Song and Life in One Amen.
At the Christian church: Morning
Voluntary; Gloria, ly choir; hymn,
How Calm and Beautiful the Morn;
Scripture reading and prayer; hymn,
"When | Survey the Wondrous Cross;
offertory; anthem, Welcome Thou
Victor in the Strife" sermon, THE
Crucifixion of Christ" by Rev. Wat
son: hymn, Calvary" communion;
doxology. Observation-Disclosures; Glor-
ia, by choir; hymn, Fading, Still Fad
ing" Scripture reading and prayer;
Easter hymn. Christ, the Lord, is
Risen to-day" cornet solo; anthem,
Great Joy" by choir: sermon, 'The
Empty Tomb" duet. Love Divine All
Love EKcelling," by Miss Blackburn
and j. H. Hopkins; hymn, Not
Ashamed of Christ
At Trinity Episcopal church: Morn
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Perry. porter at the EXCHANGE
arrested yesterday afternoon 4. wen
shall Bahra for violating the sta,. Ma'
which prohibits individuals froro laT
ping on certain portions of nIa 4 sep
at railroad stations. Each va S'9 VI ms
20 and costs. John Workenorn,. "uel
arrested by Marshal Bahra waI aISo
81 and costs. vas Anet
Albert E. Heatherington oman,
gents furnishing establishment ''a
terday afternoon on Belmont YES
below Thirty ExcelIar+ street
was rendered for several hon. - sIt
Headherlngton's band, stationed ~ .!
rear Of the store. The OPENING = u'
well attended was
A dwelling house situated six n.n
west of this city and owned Nv p a.lies
min Neff, took fire Friday aftor, ll4-
and burned to the ground. Tho h ao0o
was occupied by a family named 4 NJ
The household goods were destrn LAY
The loss amounts to $500 0'ea'
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number upon it's winter amusement
programme-at the club house on
Twentieth street tomorrow evening.
Some Of the best local talent will as
sist in the concert The affair will be
in charge Of committee composed of
F. Riester, c.. A. Schaefer, w. A. Dr-ie-
horst. Fred w. Colmar, Henry Bic
berson, Edw. w. Stifel and DR.. w. tt.
thinner.
Tomorrow evening in the Wheeling
club rooms. Prof George Delbrugge,
instructor of dancing at the Parker
Academy. will entertain A large num-
Der of his friends with a reception and
dance.
The lecture room Of the Chapline
street NJ E. church presented beau
tiful and animated appearance FIJI
dav evening, on the occasion of the
supper and social given under the aus
pices of the Epworth League. There
was a large throng of patrons, and the
affair was a complete success in every
respect.
Miss Mabel Savage delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of her friends
Wednesday evening. at her home in
the East End with progressive
euchre party. The contests were spir-
tied. and after the final progression
and awarding of honors, the guests
partook of excellent refreshments.
The first entertainment given by the
Ladies, of the Second Christian church.
on the Island. was the bazaar and
supper Friday afternoon and evening.
tt was d fiattering success, and speaks
yolnmns for the ladies of the infant
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here. At present he is mana ger OF a
force of statesmen for the Battle Axe
Tobacco Company.
The Sons of the Revolution in West
Virginia held their annual meeting al
the Hotel Windsor Tuesday afternoon
and in the evening enjoyed a splendid
banquet On the same day the Daugh-
tiers of the Revolution met at the home
of Mrs. c. w BrOckunier on North
Main street Both meetings proved
very pleasant.
The Thimble Bee. of Martins Fer
ny, held a meeting last week, at which
arrangemen ts were made for a recep-
tion to be given during the coming
week
The young ladies Of the Presbyter-
ian church of Bridgeport. gave very
successful Easter social Friday even
ing.
A very successful Easter social and
bazaar was given at the Kirkwood NJ.
E. church Thursday evening.
Mr.. Harvey L. Kikgore. prominent
young man of Laffet1ty. o., and Miss
Anna l.. Forsythe, of Bellaire, O., for
merly of Bridgeport, were quietly
joined in wedlock by the Rev. w. X.
Thompson Wednesday evening, and
are now receiving the congratulations
of their friends.
Mrs. c. H. Watkins, ST.. at her home
on South Broadway. gave mission
airy tea Thursday evening, for the
members of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Thomson NJ E. church.
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS
The Movements of Citizens and Arrival
and Departures OF strangers

Il
and Departures OF strangers
Miss Hennig, our popular reader AM
reciter. is visiting friends IN P0it
land, o.
Miss Belle Gregory, OF the Islam
will be a guest of her sister, NS
Mollie Campbell, of Guernsey siTe7'
Bellaire, to-day.
County Commissioner Otto Tyson .
back from Asheville, n. C., very mus.
improved in health. He reports ffaa'
Stanton as in excellent condition, AZ.
improving further every day. W.
Tyson's improvement is source "
much satisfaction to his friends.
Lieut.. Edward II. Schultz, who aa
been stationed at Willet's Point, ls
been ordered TO NoTfolk. lie belong
TO the engineering corps of the Nav
Department. He is an old WIS Wy
boy, son of II. j. Schultz, the SAo
dealer on the South Side.
Mrs. Ella Adams, Of North Aa.
street, is confined to her home w.
nervous prostration.
Miss Bertha Wiikie. who mas br
spending the winter with her II'tN
Mrs. G. A. Thompson, Washiuslo'
Pa. is visiting her father, on ting SOU
Side.
James Weichart, of the East ha'
has accepted a position at the Nn''
ing Hinge Company.
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ing rProcessional, Christ is Risen;
Gloria; re Deum; jubilante; hymn 116;
GLORIA; sanctus; hymn 1913: offertory;
doXology: hymn III; communion
hymn; Gloria in Excelcis; occasional.
Evening -Processional, children; pray
er. rector: hymn, Christ the Lord: y
Easter Greeting. J. A. Gallagher; reel
tation. Bessie Leach; solo, Edna Rose;
recitation Myrtle ZeGt; carol Mrs.
Gallaghers class; recitation, Della
Bishop; solo, Clara Venison; recita-
ton, George Ruhl hymn; prayer, rec
tor; occasional, children.
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PERSONALS.

She puts her shoulder to the wheel
ALI what a power is there,
Provided that her shoulders be
But plump and pink. white and barrel
Miss Mary Tinker, of the Island, is
home from Nashville Park seminary,
Washington. to spend the Easter hol-
days Miss Bessie Dawes. of Marietta
is her guest
Mrs. George Bordeaux. Of South
Chapine street, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Work of Sistersville.
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If delightful affairs viii be croWueo
INTO the next fortnight.
ENTERTAINMENTS.

r.,nt,ia waved her fan with glee'
An beplg IN a playful mooNs,
cha ,re the airy toy TO me, -,
ohe "a badss nfe ''iirt IL 4 | coulG
NJ, A', Messing toll | quick began,
rs D. lea loiis pangS my bosom hurt'
..,IuSsrn / cannot "fiirt. a fall
n,,t nv YOUR leave I'll fan firt.
At eight o'clock Thursday morning.
II the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh,
m South Broadway, very quiet put
m IN Wv was performed. The happy
m ,no ives performed. The happy
nrincipals to the nuptial contract were
n Miss ins Bess Marsh and Mr.. Alvin ".
~ n ,,s an estimable young man living IN
Vest wheeling. Only intimate
friends and near relatives OF the coh-
acting parties were present, | ne
Eating clergyman was the Rev. e.
lark. pastor of the Thomson M.
,reh. The bride was very Pc
N attired in a blue travelling
ter gratulations, Mr.. and
departed over the Wheeling
Erie road for Cleveland, To-
,oints in Michigan, where
and their honeymoon.
viii give its annual East
cert and ball-the last
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Miss Theresa Doddridge of Charles
ton. is the guest of relatives on the Is
land
Mr.. Edwin H. Eearne is the guest
of his brother, Col. Frank Hearne, at
Leatherwood
Miss Ida Dana, accompanied by Miss
Bessie Dana, both Of Charleston. and
both we'll known in Wheeling. 1niled
last Saturday week on the steam
Ems, of the German line, for Gibrai-
tar, Naples and Genoa.
Mrs. Will Delaplaine. of Graysville,
Ohio, is in town to spend Easter week.
Mr.. Louis D. Grltbb is home from
I.aurenceville. n. j.. to spend Easter
with his parents at Echo Point.
Jesse w. SpeideI is home from Yale
college to spend his Easter vacation
Misses Martha Clark and Elizabeth
Mendel are the guests of the Misses
Atkinson. at the Executive Mansion
in Charleston.
The following from the Paris edition
of the New York Herald. will no doubt
interest their friends here: Mt.
Thomas Wilbur Cridler and Colonel
Hamburger. Special Commissioners TO
the Paris Exposition for 1900, were en-
tertained on Friday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. David B. McIllwaine, at their
residence. 90 avenue du Bots de
BOulOgne.
Frank l.. Carenbauer is home from
Cambridgeboro. Pa, TO spend a few
days.
Miss Margaret Shelley. Of South Eoff
street leaves to-day for Pittsburg.
where she will visit relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Mary c. Mullaney, OF Martin
Ferry. was visiting her grandmother'
Mrs. Ann Madden. Of Sixteenth street,
last week.
Mrs. John p. Wilson leaves during
the coming week for Cadiz, 10 Visit
friends.
Miss Jeany Stuart Price. OF Lewis
burg, w. Va, who has been the very
attractive guest of her cousin, MISS
Martha Clarke. on North Main street,
| during the past season, leaves u 70
| week for her home.
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The Week in Society.

She Eat in her cozy chamber.
WIN une curea1ns all drawn tight
en nI up In, great big rocker.
T. arr AMI sweet in the soft lampiiJlt.
a nofpon box on the table
,,y WITH the choicest Of sweets was filed.
Mme1 enc dsdnttly nibbled while writing
L. WoT0s that her lover thrilled
Or: long for you now my darling,
Nlthout you my life seem drear;
insie IS never a bit of comfort
FOR me unless you are near
Ard her lover read the letter
y1 An ne sat IN hts bachelors den.
WIN ms Ieer cooked up on the mantle,
~ the usual way of men;
Wi I a box of cigars at his elbow
lA1 pipe and glass near by
AEd the smoke ciouds wreathed about him
rs ne echoed her lorrely cry:
IN 1 fong for you now, my darling!
There e, Is ne Sou my ffte seems drear;
Or NE unless you are near
ne indications point TO an ideal
Easter Sunday, and if the predictions
Dl the weather authorities are realiz-
ed, femininity will have an opportun-
lty to display the g.ories of new spring
raiment, including one of the pretty
sonnets shown in the shops last week.
ne millinery openings took place
with the thermometer below the freez-
ing point, and layer of snow on the
ground, but nevertheless brought out
the rair sex in great numbers. These
very important events, and the pre-
paration Of the costume which is to
De Worn for the first time to-day, were
che only things which afford the de-
voice a relief from the monotony of a
continuous round of religious services.
a number CT the clubs held their us
ual meetings before the middle of the
week, and there were practically no
social entertainments during the last
three days, for, however, independent
one may fell of religious obligations
II is not considered wise to risk the
disapprobation which would certainly
fall upon the affairs given during the
close Of Holy Week To-day society
is relieved from its self-imposed obi
cation of abstaining from social pleas
ures, and a brief period of gayety is
promised before the opening of the
summer season. All Of the clubs will
meet at least once more, and number
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UPRIGHT PIANO FOR $1S5.

We offer this week a slightly used
Stultz 4 Bauer piano. taken in ex-
change for Ludwig, for $185.00 cash
IT is one of their largest styles, and is
in first class condition.
F. w PAUMER CO.,
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High grade Monarch Wheels with
Dunlop tires for one week for $4,000
cash at
II E HULMAN 4 co. 5.
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High grade Monarch Wheels VII,
Dunlop tires for one week for $'A"
cash at ..,
H. e. HILLMAN & tO.o
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For unique effects and splendid cut
achievements in Wall Paper, II IS on
" necessary for you to see our lne;
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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Concert and Barbecue Lunch on
Tuesday evening, April lZth, at Chas-
Obermann's. 70 Thirty-third street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-10

Prof. Sheff's glasses relleve eye
strain and nervous headaches. Consul
tarion and examination free, corner
Main and Eleventh streets.
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Concert and Barbecue Lunch on
Tuesday evening. April 18th, at Chas.
Obermann 10 Thirty-third street.
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High grade Monarch Wheels with
Dunlop tires for one week for $50 90
cash at
II. E. HILLMAN & co. IS.