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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20
The Law in Love.

New York World
Are the courts intending to interfere
in everything? out in Milwaukee, home
of the calm and cheerful life of breweries
and brewery parks young swain court
ed lovely widow AS they sat listening
TO the strains of park bands. dabbled by
the electric lights which fiickered through
the trembling leaves, love whispered in
their ready ears the sweet message with
which he makes so much of the world
happy.
The coy widow at last yielded to the
soft promptings of her heart, and She
was his for aye-she and her four small
children. a marriage license was OBJ
tanned and the day appointed. when stern
father, the youths father, secured an in
junction preventing the marriage temper
arily. To interfere in the course of true
love with the club which is used gener-
ally TO prevent strikes, frauds and other
gross mundane affairs beyond the reach
of the common law, is the last expansion
of the courts except the following:
In Iowa-Sloux City-a man divorced
two days before, and therefore naturally
pining for connubial bliss. sought court
SAAAP WIN SbGttS NOfildI- Inc 1dtnSr
objected with a shotgun, which, unlike
the injunction. is an implement not here
tofore unknown in love affairs. He also
spirited his daughter away from the hasty
swain and the courts interfered with a
habeas corpus. This is distinctly in aid
of love. while the other process was in
restraint Of it. habeas corpus may
| therefore be had to enable young man
to see his sweetheart
Perhaps in the course Of time We shSu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20
Newell q Knoll, COrnetiSts. at
Wheeling Park this afternoon and
OIL NEWS.

WELLSVILLE, o., May 19.-The
Tice well at Hollow lock has been
shot and is a three barrel we'll Kelley
4 Co., on the Geo. Burnett farm near
New Somerset, has been drilled in
and is non-paying well. The COM
p2ny will drill another welt on the
same block of leases. j. j. Crawford
is drilling on the Beresford farm in
Ross township, Jefferson county: also
on the Purviance farm in the same
county. He has begun a well on the
Ault farm in the Island creek field
At Scio fully eighty town lot wells
have been abandoned The removal
Oh derricks is restoring the beauty of
the town to what it was before the oil
boom disflgured it. The wei on the
Wilson farm near Bowerston, is show
ing ioT 10 barrels. The we'll on the
Jacob Warner farm is 10 barrel pro-
Queer and it Is sala o inolcate that
the oil belt goes toward Plum Run
Valley, where large bonuses have been
paid.
No. 3 Stephenson arm in the acio
4eld is a buster. At .Iewett f. n. DON
aldson No 3 on S. w Baker farm is a
small producer The two wells on
JOS. Thompson farm at Jewett are s.4
producing and 20. ) is 10 barrel
pumper. There are eight pumping
wells on the II. l.: thompson farm at
Jewett. A derrick is being erected on
= Martin Lee farm at Jewett.
At Bowerston the Gombert Oil Co.
is drilling on the Fisher and Hatha-
way farms. No. 8 Fisher farm rig is
completed. The pipe line from Scio is
completed The Mack farm well re-
ported dry is good for to barrels.
The Weygant we'll is good for 20 bar
rels. Drilling will commence on the
Dunlap and Gamble farms at once.
The Ohio Oil Co 40. Rife farm in
the Broker pool is a sure duster ais
well was expected to show connect
ing link between the old Cadiz devel-
opment and the Broker pool
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ward. The interment will be made at

ward. The interment will be made al
Rose Hill cemetery.
r. S. Wallace, of New York, whe has
been visiting his old home at Moore
field, Harrison county, was in the city
yesterday the guest of j. a. Milligan.
Mr.. Wallace left last evening for New
York city.
At the dance of the Rosebud Club a
married woman became jealous of a
young lady whom her husband was
paying much attention to and the re-
suit was scrap which ended in a
draw, each one drawing a handful of
hair.
The commencement exercises of the
schools will be held in the Columbia
Theatre Thursday evening, May 3lst.
Fifteen will graduate and class adj
dress will be delivered. AS to who
shall deliver theA address has not yet
been made knowA.
The paving of the pike between this
city and Shadyside, for which a spec
ial act was passed by the recent legis-
lature, seems to have dropped out of
existence, as no one seems to be will
ing to make the necessary move and
the road is receiving the toll collected
during this time, but it is thought
there will be move made soon. as the
majority of citizens are anxious for
this improvement
The Herald Tribune seems to have
a tender spot about what Democrats
shall be interviewed in this city. but
If ic a M so
bers of this party can easily be found
without entering that private sanctum
or consulting with the columns of the
paper. Why this paper is so worried
is quite a surprise and the cause of
such worry might be investigated but
it is well to have charitable feeling
for those who have their troubles.
The following item appears in the
Cincinnati Enquirer, with large head
lines, and will probably prove of inter-
est to the citizens, as it shows a new
era of rights now enjoyed by post
masters:
WASHINGTON, May 17.--Eon. John
r. Cow, postmaster at Bellaire, Ohio,
arrived in Washington to-day. He
was very mysterious as to his erranl
anu Stoppeu at the IDDltt mouse With
out registering. Tonight Mr. Cow,
who is considered the smoothest man
ager of his section, is having a long
conference with Congressman Gill The
latter may have opposition in Belmont
county two years hence. and Cows
visit is supposed to be for the purpose
Of thwarting far in advance the Con-
gressional ambitions of c. l.. Weems,
Senator Archer and Others"
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1t is now up to Councilman Chew.
SPECIAL GRAND JURY CALLED


Judge T. j. Hugus has called spec
ial grand jury of the Criminal Court
for June 4th, for the consideration of
business not specifically set forth, but
presumably to take up the Sweeney
murder case for one thing.
Here is an opportunity to set the
Council bribery charges before body
empowered to go into every phase of
the case, and with full authority to
summon witnesses and examine them
under oath.
Grave charges have been made by
public officials on the floor of Council,
in open session. In addition the air
has been filled with rumors for a long
time past. The coming grand jury can
best ascertain the truth, vindicate the
innocent and see that the guilty are
started on the road to punishment.
Give the jury a chance.
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PASTOR SURPRISED.
A Very Enjoyable AFFAIR in Honor OF
the Rev. Joseph kIuser.

tn( ~ - 0S~ - 4AA1@tAs
Thursday evening large number Of
ladies and gentlemen from the parish
of ST. Michael's. Edgington Lane. cali
ed in a body upon the pastor. the Rev.
Father Joseph Kiuser, taking him cons
pletely by surprise. The following pro-
gramme was rendered, after the host
bad welcomed his guests in very
felicitous address: My Country, 'Tis
OF Thee a, glee, Spring Son." Pin
euti, b. part song, Fairy Son." Zim-
norman, st. Johns choir; son, THE
Song That Reached My Heart" Jordan,
Rev. Father. Kluser; duet, 4 Live AMI
Love Thee Campana, Miss May He'll
and Prof Williams; son, The Promise
of Life" Cowen, VIM. r. Keats; adj
dress of counsel, Rev. Father Wern-
niger: song. Dreams, Strelaski, Miss
Ellen Havey; song, 'Serenade, Badz-
ska, Miss Bertha Travis; duet, piano,
Flag of Honor" Hoist. Miss Jennie
Hellstern and Prof. Williams; song, a,
Sing Hey for the Wind, Arms, b,
True Till DEATH Gatty. Mr.. w j..
Adams: duet. "Auf Ter Aim Dagebto
Kei Simnd,7 Mr.. Miller and Rev. Faith
er Kluser; collation.; song, a, Rose in
l1GdA2u, W ~ 1AopPS oe1F
Goethe, Mr. Peter Miller; song, Sweet
est Words" Suits. Miss Julia Barrett;
selection. Mendelssohn Orchestra; song,
Happy Days" Streleski Miss Elsie
Biersach; song and chorus, Come,
Birdie Come, White; quartette, Star
of Descending Night" Emerson, Men
delssohn Choir; song. 20 Promise Me, :
DeKoven, Miss Julia Kennedy; piano
duet, (selected), Miss Jennie Hellstern
and Prof Williams; Bridal Chorus,
Cowen, st. Johns Choir; AUD Lang
Syne;" Home, Sweet Home"
There were present Misses Ellen
Havey, Mary He'll. Bertha Travis, Katie
Travis. Julia Kennedy, Mary Jenkins,
Myrtle Blake, Katie Blake. Mary Daily,
Mary Blade. Maggie Driscoll, Julia
Hellstern, Agness Hellstern. Kate Hob
man, Clara Hellstern, Katie Graham,
Annie Dixon, Mrs. D. Brown, Rev.
Father Werninger, Messrs. Charles
Marsh. John Barnes, W. !. Adams, Ed
ward Hellstern, Albert Hellstern, DAN
iel Brown. Peter Miller, James Sands,
John Falloure, Louis Dimmey, VIII
Hellstern, Robert Holman, z. II. Davis,
w Curran, Prof Williams.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20
CHICAGO JARGON.


A reporter of the Chicago News has
culled some Aldermanic expressions
uttered at a recent session, when a
warm debate over a proposed increase
in police salaries was on, and some
sample sentences will be interesting:
81 amt a-goin' to stand fer deprivin'
the police OF no necessitaries of life. "
All men in accordance to our doctrine
is free"
MY gentlemen TO the left is all mis-
taken. every one of them.
u don't believe that Aid. Powers has
never brought anything into this council
only in good faith and / won't
II vote No on that Aye
Mr.. Mayor is examining his heel down
the peoples throat that they don't want
and they will spurn him with their foot.
This advice that is being attempted to
give tonight is a Jonah.
You're jay and a cucumber If you
say ! m lamb in VOLTS clothes.
Taxes is increased to the extent of
81 800 900 than it was has been.
The press has been hoilerin, Let her
yell: they can't corrupt me.
The whole city will advocate what l
Me and my colleague what represents
my ward Will stand together like a man -
~ on say the police are deadbeats Cen
tleinen, | don blame them I'd do it my
self,
Stick, fellows! | won't never ask you
to do nothin fer me again
THAT ward OF lisn may be o. X. ana
I'm not saying it amt but my ward is
the banner of the constellation"
Gentlemen, our brave firemen braves
the terror of the night and risks his life
to save innocent women. Gentlemen. our
policemen is waYlafd and slugged by
thieves and robbers. at all times he runs
the risk Of his life, and yet gentlemen. he
don't get as much as we. Gentlemen | say
gentlemen. is wages half what the men
is entitled tor"
The next Chicago city budget should
create the Office of Tutor of English
to the Board of Alderman, and provide
liberal compensation.
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The relief of Mafe6ing is at once a
big thing for the English and very
bad blow for the Beers. To have saved
Baden-Powell at the end of a seven
months siege is something for Eng
lishmen to rejoice over. and the dough-
~ and indomitable Colonel is sure of
his reward, both in the esteem of his
countrymen and more substantially,
from the government. He will get his
step TO a Generals commission at
least. and quarter of a peck of
orders and medals and any num-
her Of engrossed parchments. His
arrival in London, where he will doubt
less go, will result in a welcome but
little short of that to be accorded Lord
''Bobs' later on.
But the relief of the Mafeking garri-
son is one thing, and the military ad-
vantage gained thereby is another. A
strong English force having Mafeking
for base-and it will be speedily made
such-will be in position to assail the
Dutch farmers from new direction.
As long as Mafeking was invested the
Boer right flank was tolerably secure.
Now it is Sin the air. Mafeking is
almost directly west of Pretoria, and
the roads thence are very much more
favorable for the advance of an army
than they are from the south over the
mountains. If an infantry division, a
couple of cavalry brigades and some
batteries can be FASTENED to Matching
and then started on a march to the
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/. ]. EIig Carriage {
Fourth Page.

Salesman Wanted-S chuylkill Mills.
Wanted-Live Travelling Statesmen.
Notwithstanding Salesman by Estab-
lished House.
Wanted-Salesmen to Handle a Neces-
sity as q Side Line
Wanted-Bids for Privileges.
Elderly Gentleman.
Wanted Milliners,
EXcursions-Steamer Urania.
For Sale NicqE Furnished Restaurant
Personal iddfe-aged Physician.
Wanted-Girl to Work in Laundry.
Wanted-Bids for Privilege Space at the
L. r. K OF r. Picnic
Real Estate for Sale-Theo w. Fink
& Co.
Ho for the MountainsE. J.. Kirkpat-
rick.
Money Can be Made in stocks Richard
Jones.
Agents Wanted-Mutual Mfg. Co.
Card Of Thanks-S II. Engei
Mutual Savings Bank
Our Acme Flour-Albert Stolze g. Co.
Money to Loan-Consolidated Building,
Loan 4 Trust Co.
Public Sale-J c. Hervey.
Insure Against Sickness-H. f. Behrens,
Jr.
For Rent-Furnished Room.
For Rent-Storerooln. I20S Main street.
For Rent-Nice, Bright Furnished
Room.
Storeroom For Remit. c. Devine & Co.
For Sale to Close Estate-Ci. o. Smith.
Real Estate Bargains Rolf & Zane.
Wanted-Cook at Grand Central Hotel
Wanted-Coachman
Wanted-Boy TO Learn Harness Trade.
Wanted-Man to Learn Barber Trade.
Wanted-Good Girl.
For Sale-Bakery.
For Sale-Main Street Business Prop
erty.
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RIDS WANTED
MALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-Good. reliable coachman. per-
manent position; good wages. Apply 10
MRS. j. W. PAXTON, Pleasant Valley.
mal9eqdq
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east the Beers will have their troubles
largely increased.

A Chicago man was killed by acct
dent while lawyers were endeavoring
to locate him and inform him that he
was the heir to million. II the dead
ever revisit the earth, the immortal
remnants of that man will be Weep
ing in fence corner some of these
days. Just think what he missed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20
BRIDGEPORT.
Chronicle OF Daily Events from the
Town AcroAs the WAY


Town Across the Way.
The following programme win be
given by the kirkw0od school in the
NJ. +. church May 23rd beginning at
two O'Clock: G. H. Beatty, Principal;
prayer, Rev. Secrest; song, High
school; Soldier Boy Drill, Florence
Conoway; The Red Cross Drill, .
Room No. 4; The Professor Puzzled, .
Freshmen; THE New Cook. Harriet
Crawford; Uncle alm's Children, =
Room No. /, A; Boys, Ralph Young;
Leap Frog John, Room No. /, b;
Fairy Drill" Room No. 3; piano
Duet, Margaret Secrest Berenice
Rine; Daisy Drill, Room No q;
THE Dead DOLL" Elgie Hill; Song,
High school, Soldiers Cradle Song, .
Libby Malby; The Assessor" Gram
mar b; The Bishop and the Cow, "
jeanette Oppenheimer; Fan Drill, )"
Room No. 4; The Bobolink," Lulu
Adolph; Song, Grammar A; Good
Night Drill, Room No. lib
Marshal Wilkins, of Cambridge, was
in town yesterday looking for two
men from this place, who jumped
their board bill at Cambridge, but the
men had left for Pittsburg. 1t is said
one is wanted for other offenses re-
Gently committed in that city.
A street car jumped the track at the
G. l.. & w. crossing in Kirkwood yes
terday, delaying traffic ror some time.
While John d. Giffin and wife were
standing in the yard at their home in
Kirkwo0d Friday evening. some one
fred a shot nearby, the bullet passing
between them and imbedding itself in
a tree near them. OF late there has
been considerable careless shooting in
town and persons who are doing this
work should be careful about where
they shoot, as such work is danger
Gus.
Constable McConnaughy swore out
warrants yesterday csrging Geo.
Schad, John O'Neil, Jonn Mentz and
Carl Trunk, all saloon keepers. who
are charged with violating the sun
day law All plead not guilty and
will be given their hearing next We'd
nesday
Chas. McConnaughy leaves to-mor-
row for Sandusky. to attend the State
meeting of the Knights OF Pythias.
James Jones is spending a few days
at his home.
The reserved seats for commence
ment exercises were placed on sale
yesterday at J. c. Dents drug store.
Miss Mamie Riley, of Steubenville,
is visiting friend in the city.
Several car loads Of stone are on the
c. l.. & W. tracks, to be used in the
construction of the retaining wall.
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Seventh Page.
Ninth Pave.

Special Bargains-stone & Thomas.
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Rev. Dr. Charles A. Dickey, of Phil
adelphia, chosen Moderator of the
Presbyterian General Assembly at St
Louis, is an uncle of Dr. John L.
Dickey, of this city. DR.. Dickey was
born in this city in December, 1888,
graduated from Washington and JEFF
ferson College in 1857, and is the third
Moderator chosen in succession from
among the graduates of that College.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20

Midsummer Bargains.
Palace Furniture Co.
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Yesterday Andrew Gippel very kind
ly presented the boys at the Eleventh
street chemical engine company with
very nice, plump grounding. The
boys will feast on him to-day at noon,
but il viii be behind closed doors, no
outsiders being even invited.
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seventeenth Page.
Eighteenth PaG

woman's Constant Chattanooga
Medicine Co,
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Half Rates to WASHINGTON, ID. G., Via
nnltimnre 8 Ohio RailrnaM.

On May 10, 20 and q the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets from all local stations
west OF the Ohio River to Washington,
d. c., at rate of one fare for the round
trip, account Imperial Council Order of
Mystic Shrine. Tickets will be good
Tor return until May 20, 1900.
For further information call on or
address nearest B. & 0. Ticket Agent,
or B. n Austin, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago, III.
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wsrentieth Pngc.

Most Beyond Belief-Doan's Kidney
Pills.
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The st. Louis Post-Dispatch has
been figuring on John ID. Rockefeller's
income, and reaches the conclusion
that it is five per cent on one thou
sand five hundred million dollars. He
is probably the first American billion
aire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20

Prof. Shelf, the eye specialist, will
look into your eyes and tell you if
those nervous headaches are caused by
defective eyes; also if glasses will re-
lieve them or not. Consultation and
examination free at the corner of Main
and Eleventh streets.
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Tenth Page.
Swifts Specific.
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DIED.

D1CK-On Thursday. May 18th, 1900, at
1880 p m, John Dick, in his 41st year
PALMER-Ou Tuesday. May 18th, 1900.
at $3.50 o'clock a. m, Herbert o., only
child of S. .. and Eva j. Palmer, aged /
year and months.
WOODCOCK-At Bridgeport, O., Tues
day May Eth, 1900, at y o'clock a. M,
James Woodcock, in his SD year.
ENGLISH-On Sunday. May 18th. 1900.
at the home of his sister. Mrs N. T..
Wright, Milford, Ind, VIM T. English
GERING-At her residence No. 1902
Jacob street on Sunday May 70, 1900,
Mrs Mary GerinE. wife Of the late John
Gering, in the 47th year of her age.
LAND-On Sunday, May 13th 1900 at
S;25 o'clock a. m, j. Z. Land, in the S1st
year Of his age
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20

Col. Arnett has decided to carry the
Mooney and Friday case to a higher
Court. in his efforts to get another
trial for the condemned men. Judge
Hugus granted stay of forty-five
days in order TO permit this action
Col. Arnett will bring the matter I'D
before one of the judges in the Circuit
Court during the prescribed time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20

WANTED-A good girl TO assist with gen
eral housework. Apply MRS. j. McCANN,
MoOdsdale. malSerdQ
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JAW Bono Rrnken.

John Heller. Of the South Side. sus-
tanned injuries of serious nature
while playing ball on the brickyard
grounds yesterday afternoon. lie had
his Jaw bone broken in some manner
shortly after the game started. He
secured medical aid Immediately and it
is thought that he will soon recover.
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HOW TO REMIT.

Send all remittanccs by Registered
letter. Exprcas Order, Check or
Postal Note. Patrons run risk
of losing rcnafttanccs sent ira any
other way. All amounts for $500
or less can be cent by postal order
Cor three cents. Address
THE REGISTER,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20

Two Ohio county murderers have
been sentenced, another has confessed,
and few more are still in confine-
ment. We are making progress of a
certain sort.
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sALEsMEN wANTEn.

WANTED live travelling salesmen
staple line; must be workers. Address
\. H., this paper ma2odq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20

In recent debate by College women
it was suggested that too much was
said and written about the training of
women to be wives, and nothing at all
about training men to be husbands.
There is much truth in this. But Will
Training School for Husbands ever
come into existence
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Thirteenth Page.
House g. Hermann.

WVAlsFi fHECs
The Wonder Morker-Geo. S. Beck.
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hear Of the issue Of mandamus to COM
pei man to abbreviate his stay at the
club. or of a quo warranto demanding by
what authority supper was late on such
day.
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The Oil Markets.

OH. CITY, Pa. May 19-Credit bal
ances unchanged; no bid or sales in spec
ulative market. Runs, 1902 barrels:
shipments. 1883 Lima runs. 645i3 bar
rels; Lima shipments, 1907 barrels
NEW YORK, May 19.--Standard oil
stock 53S
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An Aged soldier Dead.

Special TO the Register
PARKERSBURG. w Va, May 10
f. j. II. Mahnke. of Lauckport, one of
the Oldest residents Of this county,
died last night aged S. He was a
captain and afterwards quartermas-
ter OF the Sixth West Virginia regi-
ment during the civil war and before
coming to America served in the Prus-
sian army.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20

The Chinese Boxers are burning ma
tive Christians alive. And the Chris
tian world looks on complacently.
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WANTED TO learn barber trade
New system, Only eight weeks required.
Wages Saturdays while learning. Dtplo-
mas awarded. Positions guaranteed when
through Illustrated catalogue mailed
free MOLER'S BARBER SCHOOL, $50
Canal street, New York City. mai9oudq
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Republican harmony in this Con-
gressional district is SO great people
can hardly sleep O. nights.
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FEMALE nrLP WANTED.

WANTED-Tw milliners s. NJ. EWING.
1898 Belmont street. Belaire, O. ma2edqeq
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A used Upright McEwen Piano. in
fine condition, which We can sell for
SITS. F. ". BANNER co.