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G. E. STIFEL 4 K ?
ORAXD ll
HOLIDAY SALE
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COXTUiUSB UNABATED. )i
ENTIRE STOCK '
3
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01 HOLIDAY (SOOttB to l.? Cloaot Oui with* ,
out rutfunl to co?t or v?lu* ^
G. E. STIFEL 4 CO., I
1065 MAIN STREET.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
USEFUL PRESENTS! '
_ I
Judicious Presents! '
j
Where to Buy them the Cheapest. J
I. BLUM & BROS J
tt lioro Toil mil ttuil tlio Ih*>1 I iloci ?t iho '
"I oue?t I'rln*.
I I'-KAUI (iriM t.l.lill *111..
Dauiilihil r.ilonil SiU.
IUu.l*t>int> ?l?'k m in*1 k ' ?>hiuv<??.
iir*i >?f til l if* hi * ttliiii -i i nkhiuorite j
!*llk SkliltllM*. I'lul.l illillllgk
lliMlrri niiit Oltnvn. Tir*.
littv>? i'olUrit mi.I l ullv
I titln- uud (itfiiiv Silk liii.l l.luon lUuJkfi
flilch.
Muffin*. NiiIiIm, Huu.l*
Swrl*. Kitiii-Ut>11*. Ac . Mil in itklilCiil i<rlr??
lii-M l. ? MM ttlli-r (ill lli<* 1Ii.Ii.Ihx w
A ORAND ARRAY 1
OK HI vl I'lKI I I.V M V l?K
CLOAKS!
I lie iiiisu't ii In > liuvo Itt.ilKliI i It mi k x ir.iin u* |
'.III* MUX III. tl 111 (H ll|N''ll|l* II. Ill U* III *M)llU
ilml m* Imit'ili" Immi iti'i iihv iikval *til.-?
III.* li.H.M-l |.( Ii'r* III till* rill
1'tiiuo mil I ii* If ymi mi' li it ti 11111; kiilinlilo
l liiuluin* |iiv*.'iil*nl Ihr Imvnl |>rliv*.
I. Illtim tV
1101 Haiti Ntrwl.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Itulos to Now AtlvertiaeuioaU.
i >ni WiuiliifV I.OIIIH IliH'licrt.
Sitii kliiiMi'is' Mi'.'linii Wlit'fliiit; uitil
l>hii.nit llri.lm' Company.
Knr Ixi*iit ll<nisi-Mini I,:iii.I at I ratlitlUiniil.
Ciiililri'itV Jiihilco Ku^linli l iitlu-rrtii
Suiuluv <Iiim?I.
fin/i'iis' l aw an I IViii|M*iaiui*|Miiti>iiii-ii
t 1
M .i.*i in it liiiut.il Votii'O. i
liiarieHf-r 7 > II. (juiiiiliy.
vIih kin. 1111 i.-*' Mi'x'tiii^ \\ lu l ling niii! I
Klin t ir.ivi* It'iiilrinnl
('niiiti anil nh- I'Iiihihiit's ialli'ry. ,
I
Proaiilout deduct.
\l a iiii't'liiiH hi tin* ilirrrtnr* ui tin* i
I n Iti'lli'Mill la*i Saliiniav alti'i iiiHin, S.
II Wiiml wai'i| uiia i'li'.'ti'.l I'ri'siili.ut ii| |
tin* i*i mi pa ii\ l'ln> uuiiiIht .if ilioTtor* J
v.iIiiik via* .?i\, nl wlmiii Mi. NVimilwaril
in rivotl fittir Thi* is n vii lurv InitioWiNNlwaril
iiM'ii.
ttiirpriintl.
I.i* outly .lusir Krain.'i nn.l ntlirr '
iiu'IiiImtm uf his nii'ln'*ti'a, |h'i"*i'iiti'il
Tlusi. Uiillrr, kuIii i-iiriii'tisl of tin* liainl,
Willi a vi'iv liiunlniinrlv Ir.iiui'.l plmtn
itraim ? n i'iwr n nrent-s?m
sent was ii Christ mils uilt I*'" :?t Mr. '
In tiler's aiMiess, where lie k"I it upon 1
Ii is ivliiru from Sianhemill** hint mrk. ?
????
I i t in i> fciipfotloif. ,
N.itunliiy in.lining last a lamp in ihe I
irftiiloiiio ni tins Yahiiim:, mi f Impline
Mreel, between Twenty liilh iiiui I'? !! |
I\ mill sini-ls. i-\pli>.lii.l iiii.l s i tiro in
i In- table, mi \\ Ii ill i it was slamliiii'.auil ,
i In. i .11 pi-!. Ow iii;f tn (In- liiiit-ly hi rival .
I Mis. Valirlnitf, mIi.i I'xlin^iiislniil (lie '
flames, tln-H- was no serious ilainage. (
Jiulioo Piitllipn' Court,
t >11 Satunlav last. Uiehanl t'arlisi, a (
miii nl "sunny Italy," was taken before
this justiee on a eliai^e uf yii.mi rl <W.
pn'fi rn-.l loa li-mali- nainisl Mary M.
?iluss, wlio iiilniiin-il tin* .lustiee that ,
Hii liaiil Ital I i.-.-ii tu i intonate w ith hot I
t'arlisi was sent In jail, luitsnoii relent
nl. ami a^riHsl to marry Mary if ha
wrri' release. I. I'lio rmipli' ate now "
happy w ith each other.
Chanty Dinner. , .
Utst .saturiluv aiti'iiiiioii tin* belies oi
*-t Matthews I'pisiiip.ii t'hnreh, tn-atisl
a hunt one htuiiireil ami titty poor )>r.> *
pie, iiiiiifipallv of oilu-i iIt'inhilittMl! iii? ^
iil reliyiniis faith, to a hnliihi) least in
the haseini'lit of the t'hiireh, at the enrner
of t'hapline ami KifU'eiith streets
The laiiies nl this fhiireh ileserve initeh J
praise for their remembering the poor
with ii goisl meal. ?
' t
A not tmr Biulilen Death.
Saturday altcriionii Samuel t\ Wind
wu xxas taken suddenly ill xxliilf in
t'olxin's eolfee establishment ami died M
about the lime he was taken In his
IiiMiii1. Heart disease the sup|tosed 1
cause. Mr. W imlsor xxiuti, yearn of age >
ul the time of hi* death and was the v
thirii oldest member nt Ohio Lodge No. ^
101. hux iug heen made a Master Mason ?
in that I.odgc, June *?. 1 s:?*. nearly fortx
years ago. >
Ante Pool Meeting. I
lh'|irentatixes from the I altclle. <1
Kixcrside, T??|? mill, Itcliiiout, Hen- *'
wood ami Liughlin mills. hel.i '
a meeting at the otliee ot the Kixit- '
side mill Saturday to e< tin It u|n n t
the "pool plan recent I\ broached hx "
the \\ esteru Nail Vssociation, or a part ^
?>i it. The conclusion ol the meeting; of *
these representatives is decidedly tin- '
laxoralile tor the proposer! plan
t
Hhghtly Injured.
l ast l inn-day aUeriiuoii. while diiv-. !
iug pant the \\ cgx-e t'oal Works, lx loxx
Itellaire, oil his nay to i'laiiiiglou, with "
a buggy load ol masquerade suits for
a hull at that place. HiuisJav exeiiitig, 1
I', koehler, of this eitv, xxas thrown ! .T
from the buggy and considerably , ,
bruised almnt the side of his tare and
one shoulder. The cause of the acci .
dent was on aecount of a scare to the '
team, which ran off. It is said that the I M
suits xvere seattensl for some distance on
the road.
- ?
Admitted t j Bail. J(
Lust Saturday Kdxxard kiger, xvlio is oj
( haryx'd w ith the tuurxler of Franz Ho- M,
Invent at a cluh shanty in the Kighth ; rj
xv a id, sonic weeks ago, xxas admitted to |
Iatil in the sum of $>,000, to answer the ,p
charge ut the next term of the Circuit
Court. Niger's liondatucu an* Ur. II.
T. Ford, of Betiwood; 1'eter Ik'teiuple, \\
and Krvrl. lMadd, of this city, the u,
Prosecuting Attorney deemed the tv
security iusutficieat, but as Niger's ^
lawyers again referred the matter to
Judge Meiviu, it was eoneluxied to ac- ^
cept the bondsmen.
Til*! HIHTOllY OF A PAY.
Mom of the "beAutiful" it'll last eveu- d
VIDm
v thirteen marriage license* wet*
sued hut week.
Tks Central glusa work* will rename j
petitions to-day. (<
Tiik river merchant, John ('line, has i
etuined holue for the holidays.
Thk Kiversidu mill v% ill take stock, to- |
ay, to-morrow and the day following. j j
Cot kaym: and Ida orchestra returnetl >1
tome from Claringtou Saturday night, i
Kvkkv sleigh in town and eotne from j
indgepoit were on the street* renter- 1
'av. ' j *
Thk Chunirau (tarty left yesterday tor ,
lit. Vernon, ()., where tliev play to- i 1
light. * ,
Thk uissqurade hall given at ('luring- j v
on, (I., Friday, was quite u success in i ,
ivery particular. I ,
Cit.tai.K* Kotu, who hist his mind ?
lome time since, will be sent to Weston \
o-tlay for treatment.
l).\K deed of trust and two deeds otrcortso
were aiimitteti to record at the ?.?!- i t
ice of the County Clerk.
I>kvk< iivks McLaughlin and Adams,
)! the W ostein Dftu tive Association. '
ire in the city on business. !
Thk several manufacturing establish- ,
iient* oft his city and suburban towns (
ire engaged in taking stock.
M tkkkt will lie held at the Second i
a ai d inaiket house coiumeiicing at t
iiimiii to-morrow, (Tuesday.) 1
VVk, oiio ami all, should not forget 1
I he letter carriers next Wednesday. '
' " * ' - 1 ' i
Kemcmiter Uit'ir ins* is a m?i?i
Willi koii his rounds last K ridav, John 1
Musk, a milk dealer. 1 ia o'clock.
riith will Ik.* the last meeting of iho old
hoar<l. 1
illK ease against ex-otlicei (ieorgc
llailin was discharged by Judge t rain '
iter, at the police court matinee last
tialun lay.
Tut: Miller alee cluh will hoi.I a meet* ,
ing at their hall this evening to con- ,
si.ler the propriety of para.lint; on New
Year's Ih> .
hunt Wakulx \I wios, oi the >ei on.l i
listrict, who bus held the ollice only a
short time, will haml in his resignation
to Council to-night. I
\ Kin nearly every wagon that coiihl :
he gotten ill the higiilh ward yesterday . j
was employed in hauling ice !<>i the
Nail City (hewing Company.
Tiik stockholders ol the Wheeling ,
and him (irove railroad company will
hold theii meeting in the Court lloiisi ,
this evening instead <>( the city hnil.l
ing. i
TiIkiu. is a movement on toot among
the dry goods merchants t<> close (licit J
places of business al ( o'clock every
evening during the year, except oil Imli l
days.
Sri'KRixTKsiiKsi ( i aviiss, of the
Water Works, had tires Iniilt ahoiit the
lii? pings in various sections of the city
yesterday, in order to thaw the Iro/en
water.
I r is said that es < tlficjr II mm w ill in 1
stitutc suit against tlie city for illegal
arrest and imprisonment, growing out |
of the \sinus-llauni arrest Saturday
night a week ago. .
Tiik (ire? uliack hxeeutive Committee
uf this city would like to know who
railed that meeting lor IThruaiv J..I (
We underslaiid that it was not done at
I heir instigation ,
It is iunion! that .lohn Nolan, of this i
ity, w Im has hecii ean v ing on the eoal t
business at the mines just Ik-Iow \
Moiindsville, has given up. or will do so
(nun, his lease on the works. I
Kkiksiiv Mr. I.ovv, oi Clarington, 1
had one of his horses badly injured hv 1
[ailing over thu hank at what is know n 1
is the Narrows, l.elovv I'ipecrevk. The
- ?.... i i
irriurm mruiini i.m nw?.
John \V. Pittsburgh, has j
>11 r thanks lor an i it \ it at i< >t i t<> lit ti*u< I |
11in twentieth annual dinner given to
die newsboys ami hoothlueksat tlictily
liall of that eity, January I, l*?'.'.
M ksmks. Ilniuis A Itao., who ,
met with llio loss of then ma ,
bine sliofs by lire last Tuesday
night, w ill resume oiwiationa at an eai ly ,
lay in the old Hamilton foundry.
I. isr Friday Herman Hess, w hile i n
{aged in rutting ire mar loyuianns I
lirewery, broke through twiee in sneers t
mn, one time getting iilnlei the i< r, hut <
oitiinately lie found lus way out again I
I'lli.iik will he a sferial meeting ol 1
i'ity I'ouneil to night, and a very im 1
nortaut one. too, as the suhjeel of the '
Mayor's salary, t'ow thdinauee, and '
liter important siih|eefs will bo aeted 1
jpon. 1
Tiii: thermometer registered zero at !>
eliH'k yesterday morning. The at '
nosfhere middeuly heeame warm, and (
it ID o'eloek the thermometer had risen
ilsiiit 'JO decrees. \t > o idoek i. M., the
ueieury stood it decrees above zeio.
Tiii: Wilson l.yeeiiiu. a eompusi ,
ion of entered orators, will taekle
i big tiling tonight. The titles- ;
ion for debate is. HThat I'resdent
Hayes' foliev toward the South is |
ar better than was that of tieueial ,
nam. \
V vot mi man named t iillispie, w ho
van dm ing a eoal eurt f ist the iiffer \
ml of the Filth ward market house
atnrday, was thrown from Ins seat <
Ifon the ground, wloeh lesiilted in the <
ease tramping on his breast and in I
uring it.
Nivl Thursday evening the following '
itinera of Kureka l.mlge, No. Is, Id. ,s
I. K., will In* installed, t?* mi\c <ltiiin? |
he ensuing mi iixnilltm J. M. WimmI, '
x. ??.; .lamb sti-magel. V. n . < .1 1
lava, 91 vtury. Win llall, Treasurer
a.I TruMiD.
There will bo m> amusement at tho
tperu House until next Friday ami
-aturdax ixonings, at alii. It tiuiv M'liss '.
lith Mini Annu- I'ixlc) will appeal
ili.M. Iiiir.loii, xxlm ua-boohed toappcar
t ill.* Opera House on \c? Y.aisoxonno.
has eauivllcd In i date*. >>x\ initio ,
tittle**. I
Tin1 Wheeling delegation who except (l
n leave here for fit ii-ago next Tliurs
lay, thence to Mexico, are H. t' U ?- : t
v, l?r. K. W. ll.ul. ti t'harl. ? Fiaiu
i iin. Kail Uglelwy ami M. I Ott. u
hose gentlemen contemplate dining at ,,
l?? Palmer llmin'. t hii-ago, "atur.iax
aAt. Tlu> partx xx ill tlu'ii leaxc tin
xew Orleans on thesamcdav. Vt Vxx j
Irlvaiix, tin' paitx w ill take a steamer
?r Vera t tit*. l(
Ox Sat un lax last Superintendent ' .
'umtuins, ..f tin waterworks, xi*it?.l j I
I to m vir.il lire plug* in tlio xitx ami j
.nmI all lull txxo in g?s??l workingcon- ilition.
These txv.i tr.xoii plugs aro. | 1
no at tin* inarkot loMiM'ami the other 1
it Klovi u'li street. ont .ui Main street 1 \
iciwoon Tixolttlian-I Fourteenth at rifts,
r is leaking, hut is mux under repairs. a
'lit* Superiiiti-ti.Ii-iit has tho welfare of
lio oil), in hi* department, at heart. ti
u k wort'in tlio Highlit x\aid xist.r- It
ay evening itt search of m xxs. ami i Ii
u ro informed by a Mn.tit Vh.k tli.it
stab him.' affray ha I .xvunvd in that i u
art ut tho moral vineyard, aU.ut in.
'ol.s k. I'ismi applying our pump to n
io centIoiiioii. lio smiloil ami sai l a I
ioml lut.l stahUsI a mince ('io, tor till
I xxhi. h vxo '.hanked iiitn just tin saino ii
it ho ha.l lohl us ot a dog light or a
thbit chase, oithor ot xxhi.h would xi
rovo a blessing during these timos of
istro.ss in tho uoxx sy kingdom.
at
For upwards of thirty vcara Mrs. ! o.
finnkiw i Soothing Syrup has boon ra
?ed for ohihlron. It corrveta tho acidiof
the atouu'.-h, relievo* wind colic,
gulatv# the bowels, curve dysentary dx
in diarrohoca, arising; from teething or ta
her causes. An old and well tried rem- ex
ly. Twonty-iva oenta a bottle. Ii
THE WHEEL
THE COt'UTS.
?wturtluy'? tu tlte
Different Jddk'Ul Bodies
CUl* N'T V CO V RT?J I' DO S BoYO.
This court tuftf a\ V vVlov'k bvU feigntd
he proceeding* oi the day previous, ufer
which there wan an adjournment
intil 9 o'clock this morning.
CI Hi IIT (\>l RT - Jl 1XIK MKL\ I.N.
Mm, M. J. Whims qualified as admiuairatrix
of the calalu of M. t. Whims,
let eased.
F-lwuid Kiger, charged with felonious
lomicide, is un admitted to hail upon encring
into recognisance in the mini of
ii.OUU, with security, for his appearance
adore the Circuit Court ou the uecoud
lay of next regular term.
Ann Caiultell'a administrator vs.
lunry S. Uichards aud wife. A donee
ias directed to he entered for the trial
>i issues in the cause, vie Whether
hu said V nil Campbell at the date of note
iiid deetl of trust given to defendants
wis of sound mind, and ahether the
auie were, or iiot,'procured-*hy fraud.
Mais Graham vs. Charles Graham
ipmi hill ami cross hill tor divorce. A
tecree was entered for defendant for
livoreu a menu, and cuuse referred to u
oinuiissioiier lor evidence and report u?
u custody of infant child.
Mary Shatter vs. Albert Shatter, hill
or divorce. Decree granted tliu plainill'.
'the chancery causes of John Met ianuui
vs. the Central building Associuioii,
George Cruinbacker vs. the Frankin
building Association, and F. Faloure
i s. the Island building Association were
irgued by Mr. iiuhhardfor the Associuioiis
ami by Messrs. Uusseil and l'eck
or the plaintills, upon a motion to dis?olve
the injunctions heretofore
iwaided. The arguments not buiug
(included, Court uitjouruiKliu the eveuug
until tins morning at U o'clock.
Ml MCI CVt toiler JVllOK lit INMKK.
I'lit* case ol Josephine h. Mitchell
igaiiist liose A. Jenkins ami Milton
W, Jenkins, interpleader, in which the
' ii'?i \utiomd Hank of Itcllaire, G., and
[lit* I irit National Hank <?l Hm<im j> > t.
-laiiii thu stock attHcluil in tin* W lieoling
low boat ami barge company, wus
jiluri'tl on trial before tIn; follow ing
iiiiv : Haiiicl Whiti'hi'ttil, James M.
lo.l.l. 11. K. 11 win, Samuel Mathews,
V.J. I anas, I'. If. Pohbina, John tiillospie,
John .M. Ifmw ii, James Carney,
-anion heini, John hurley ami W. l?.
Knglish. The evidence in tin- ease was
heard ami the argument* of eon use I not
being fully heard, the ease was adjourned
to 111 o'eloek this morning.
I'oI.ick eoi iti J I'not iitiMikii,
llan i I'axtoii. disorderly, lined S'Jand
osts. I'unl.
Joseph Martin, vagrancy, lined ami
osts. Committed.
I rank hiuiuersoii, vagrauey, tilled ?_
Hid costs. I 'oininittisl.
Henri Sellers, disorderly, case post
polled.
I'M ward Costello,"disorderly, case continued.
liLI.LAIItL LOCALS.
t he w ito of ('ul. J. II Sullivan, one oi
llellaire's oldest ami moit iallied cititens,
died last I riday morning at his
residence on l?ose Hill, altera prolonged
llne.ss. The Colonel has the sympathy
I all his numerous friends in his sad at
lictiou. The remains were taken to
Sanestille for hurial.
I here is a rumor that the llflhuf Inhji,
miiiil is ahoiit to change hands
t\ e do not kmov how niueh foundation
here is for it.
I x-Nhei ill Cochran had a slight dilli
ully at his livery siahle, Saturday evenug.
V young man hired a sleigh, drove
he hoist all day without feed or
ivater, ami when lie returned to the
itahlc, refused to pav lor the rig. I'pon
wing rather frankly tol<l Mr. Cocli
au's opinion of such a niece of hu*i
less, he showed light, and the^proprieor
was obliged to pound it out of him.
(ieorgeCloiise. a miner in llieemplov
f the (ton Works, met wilh a serious
iccident A large mass of soapsfoiic
ell Iroiii thereof of the room in which
ie was digging coal, and for a short time
ouipletelv hiiricd hini. His head was
nt ami bruised, his spine injured, ami
lis It'll limb sprained I>;?>11\ lit- was j
'uiivcyi'il his liimi Hclmoiit
itrcct, iiiul medical iii*i summoned.
Chough in great pain, lie in getting
bong as w ell as in u hi hi* expected iiuhr
tin* circumstances.
i'ruhahly there am citizens of Hclaim
w In' air not inloruicd **l 11 it* na
um nf tin* "aimw ordinance," so Injiicntlv
referred to. it ii'<|uiit'M house*
nihil IS III III! n hauls III 1 lean the slfoVV
loin (he sidewalks in front of their
csidciices or places of business Ik'fore
I o'elm k i. w of the day succeeding that
ii wliieh it fell, provided the tail does
lot eease before that hour, ill whieji
use it must he swept oil immediately. I
Miss Mamie Hlakeny, ot Iowa, a stolen!
at the Heaver leinale College, is
lie guest of Mrs. l ien. i'owen, duiiug
lie holidays.
I*he temperance campaign is to he
ligorously prosecuted in Hellaire this
V inter, commencing early in the new
rear.
The New Orleans Minstrels exhibit at
'.deh's Hall, this evening
The new Kpiseopulian Church will
ic lirst opened ( the public on I liduv
veiling of this week. Ilev. Svvope, of
T billing, will preach on the occasion.
Mi. and Mrs. I'. I . Husbands are in
iVihiiingtoii, Ih'lawrnre.
Mrs. .leiiuie l?elauev, a.r t liswell,
laiighti i ol Mr. .lohu t liswell, loruieily I
I Hellaire, now of Wet/el lountv. \v
i a., is v isitillg in Hellaire.
Uesolute Council No. I ?. Junior Order
\ M . has elected M I Hliickhurn
date (representative.
The gohh t lactory is running at its full
opacity', and has orders enough to keep
I iiii>v I *r Miiue inoiilhs to conic.
I lit' I'stroll cadets liav 0? looted Sheldon I
iichardson Firs! and Kelt Fowler
s-cond I .icutenunt.
The street ears onlv run an far north ,
> the eompatn s stables a hile Benson's
Yi i \ is nut in operation.
for* nulitif>*
Miss Jennie Rhciiisiroiu wiil leave lor
'hiladolpliia to-morrow, t>? lw present
t the nuptials of Miss Kllen llcymun.
iiee of Mr. Heyinau of'this fit v.
Miss Jones, of SteulK'itville, is \ isitim
Miss l.enis, on Sixteenth street.
\V in tiilinorv anil wile, of Cincinnati,
levisitui^' relatives at Brideporl duriijr
the holi.lav *.
MivsSallie llarltall.nl V OllllrtStoM II.
* visiting MisS Minnie Juiikins. of
fri? Import.
J. ILK MeColloui. County Su|wrinI'tnieiit
of Five S hools tor Washington
ounty. Fa., is registered at the sumtu
lolls*'.
Mrs. to n. S. \. Kteo. of Iowa City.
? visiting at the home of Mrs. John
ok liter, "soiilli Side.
Mux id \sh. ot iValtiuiore, is visiting
lain il tollman, this city.
VlUrt Kill lie, ol Vliogheiiv City, i*
molt): trieinis in this city.
Frank ttglelvay, who has l?eeii absent
"iiiu the eity several days. returned
oiue ^aturvlay night. Frank brought
ouie with him a tine specimen of the j
grandfather's clock." The tuaehine is I
tieker. sure enough
iin\. ii. M. Matthews ami Private '
is retary stalnaker arrived hotue from i
levebuicL Saturday night.
Constable la ve, will leave for Weston 1
i company with Charles Koch, to-day.
Miss Lillio llauke, vt Steubtuville, is
isitiiig friends in the eitv.
Kuoi.-'s Roman Liniment is the fast '
id greatest external remedy yet dis- j
xered. It cures Rheumatism or \eu- j
Jgia iu one or two days. Price 50 ets. |
Wit.L Paper auJ Border* oi the best
;*igu*. choicest color*, to pleue th*
ste of everyboiiv, at prii-e* to ?uit
eryone in want ol goods of this kind,
arbour & Dittinan, 1059 Main street.
ItfCCJSTER, MOKD
' ? ? ..'-.jv* ?' _ Jl?'
'. CAHJAls POIJTICS.
I primary (a Take tii
Place of Primary Meetliiyi*
1 Poll* to Rcuuilu Open froi
11 O'clock, A. SI. to 8 O'cloc
P. SI.?A Ylfforou* Fight i
Prospect.
in response to h cull fur u meeting <
the city Democratic Executive (,'omuii
tee ut the t'ourt House oil Suturda
night, thirteen member* out oi the -i>
teen were present, viz.:
First Ward? YV. A. Wilson.
Second Ward ?Messrs. Schambra au
Kiniberly.
Third Ward ?J. Merriiuan.
Fourth Ward?Messrs. During an
Sullivan.
Fifth Ward?Messrs. Keeves an
liotfuian.
Sixth Waid -Messrs. lleister air
Wier.
Seventh Wurd Messrs. Sheppard am
Wheeler.
Eighth Ward Win. Wait.
Mr. Sheppard occupied the ehair, am
Mr. Schuuibru was made Secretary.
It was the sense oi thecommittee tint
priinury elections should l<e held in tlx
different wards, instead *>t primer;
meetings us heretofore. This conn*
does away with the delegate systemun<
the holding of a convention.
A motion prevuilutl that the nriuiar;
elections l>e held ut the usual votin;
places in the different wards on Satur
day, January 11, lSTtl, under the super
vision of the two members of the com
mil tee representing the respective w ards
After soma discussion as to the lcngtl
of time the poll* should remain hik'Ii.i
resolution to open them at eleven o clod
w., and close at eight o'clock i\ m.
was carried.
Mr. Schamhra presented a paper to
the approval of the committee, whicl
proyiilcd that all persons w ho lavaiix
candidates ut the primarv election, shul
suhscrihe their liuuics to abide b\ tlx
decision of the primarv election.
The paper was adopted hy the coin
liiittee, uml a nuinhcrof geiitleiucn pre
sent, who proposed to he candidates to
the different city olliccrs signed tlx
document.
The commit lev decided it best to lc
the cituens of each ward choose tlici
own tiim* to nominate candidates fo
tin* various war.I otliccrs such us Conn
cilmen, Ac., hut recommended that tin
Democrats of the ditlcrciil wants maki
their noiiiiiiatioiis at the same time tin
primary elections were hel<l for the p*n
era I ullieos.
\ motion prevailed that an assess
incut of threu dollars should he made m
evety candidate coming hclore tin
priinarv election, to defray the expense
thereof, t his resolution was ohjeetei
to with considerable vi>;or bv sclera
meinla*rs of the committee, hut it wa
held that as the pie.seiit executive com
mittee expired w it It the primarv elec
lion, no deht should he incurred in tin
ol I commit lee lor the new one to t It*
fniy, so in order that all expenses in
cuired lor h Mini; the primary clcclioi
ini^lit he lii|uidated, the assessiiu'li
should he made. Seerctan S'luuuhraa
once notified pro.specti\e camlidale.s ilia
subscriptions were iu order and ijiuli
a 1111111hei' of Kciilicincii present delict
dow ii into the lahyriulhs of their ex
iheipiets and brought forth sum
varying from tlitee to live dollars
Camlidale.s who were m>t present wil
tin<I this valuable paper in the hands n
the secretary who very kindly propose
to keep it open lor several days tm tin
eiirollineiit of names and amounts Mih
serihed.
Some other minor business was tiaiis
acted and the committee then adjoin lied
I hiring the committee's deliberation*
an illvitatioii was extended to the iiu
unrolls Kent It no n present who expect
ed to he candidates, to express ihci
views upon the business ill hand, am
from the opinions ex pi essed. it seciiict
as it all were workup harmoniously to
gcther, and determined to make an old
lushioinsl li^'lit lor v icsm \.
llJIZI.XS i vw v N ll 11 Mi'iat v XI K VIOVI
VIKNT.
\ I a meet in o of fit i/.ens lick I iu I lorn
h'ouk s hall, Saturday evt nine. \ it
Itoitiiisou was chosen President and \l
Jctlers Secix tarv.
The President stated the <d.jeet of tin
meeting to he to discuss the proprietv
1.1 lloUllliallli;! a III Ki I I. I (Ml coin III;
chatter election. Iteinarks iii-ir ma<h
hv 1111mil Yhiiii^'. alln which (i. \\
ha^s niovnl that a i iiinmittiH
of our from each waul hr a}>|o>inI I.
prepare business tor tlir mrrtiii^ Tlii?
!iu>lit>ii w as .liscusseil lo Mr. Ila^s ami
W in. Hastings, alter wiiirli it was, hv
rmisrnt "'I tlir srruiiil, w itlnlraw u
^.( aptain .1. Mt I nr.- iuovc<t that tin
triit|'fianrr people ol Wheeling iimiii
liatr a la ki t as a Iciupciam c ticket
This motion was I'rcelj <liscusse?l hv
Win. Hastings, ?i. W Hanys. Hiram
Yoiiny, K. ti. ( ratrati, V ti. Robinson,
t'attain .h'liii Mrl.urr, I. I?. Ilwin^ainl
t inisl. t 'linr.
J. I>. Kwini;. after tlir ilis. ussioii, of
tercil, as a snhstilntr, acre pie. I hv tin
nmvrr of tin- original motion, tlir follow
inc resolutions which were atlo|>(r.l
separalelv ami thru as a wholr.
in soi i rioSs.
litxtiiol, 1. 1 hat tlirrr is no question
ol party in tin* romiiii; ritv rlrrtion at
all comparable to tlir i|iic?tioiis iclatinu
to thr moral, physical ami |"rriuiiar\
roiiilitioii of our people.
J. That intemperance is thrraiisr ill
rrrtlv ami imlircrtly of iiinr-triiths ol
all thr moral ilrcrailntioiis, social <h
, piavily, want an.I crime in our nl\
:i. That thr business piospeuivami
moral wrlfarr ot this community impt i
utivclv ilriiiaml of uirii of all parties ;
Use all Ir^al mrans to suppress tlir ttal
fir in liquors as a U vrrayr.
4. That out municipal interests .1,..
| mamI an economical, nonpartisan h< I ministration,
ami that gentleman shoiii.l
I l?e clcctcvl t<? "all thr others of our ritv
w ho w ill administer our ritv altuirs impartially,
ccoituiuirally. ami without
party favoritism.
That all matters ol official patron
age sltouhl Is' left to thr wis<|oiu aid
discretion ol the parties liominatril on
. .... o ..I.si...I nn.l I.. I ? .
?fill in II nv?i\'i, hiiu iii*ii i'ii *1^1 ^ ( (
such patronage la nding the canvass, are
iinwIX-, impolitic. and lull "I rtil. And
that such patronage should in theend.
la- di*| tensed according to litiuss for
other without regard to partyatliliation.
n. That the I rathe in intoiicating
liquors, acknowledged h\ all to I*. ,t
Itrrnt nil, uii||lit not t" nirni am It _ ?!
sanction; that no license thereto,
w hoiesaie or retail, other than tor me
chanical and tnedii inal pur}>< >? - should
be granted, and that the ultimate sin.prev>ioii
of the Haute is tlie eiitl gr? atl\
to la* tjesiretl.
7. That the liquor traffic is a notorious
wrong in ilM-lt. and that no pi-,, pie , ;lll
ever lie justilicd in legalizing a wr
V That holding them' \ iew? we owe it
to ourseht > and the cause of huinanit\
to euioive theui hy all legal mean-, and
tt> this end we w ill join all go<*l citizen*
in nominating and supporting u tieket
pledged to these principles.
A motion by Dr. Tom. (>. Kdward*.
that it Is- the sense of thi? meeting to
hohl a mass convention at the eourt
house nest >aturdav afternoon, was
discussed hy ti \V Husxs 1 *r. Edwards
and (apt. Sterling The motion was
swhstituted hy .1 l?. Kuing, that a call
for a eonvention at the court house, to
! ?. held Saturday at 2 o'clock, be pitceeded
to a primary eleetion on Friday,
to l?t* hehl at the several voting places
in the citv. for the pur|M?se of sending
seven delegate* from each ward
to the mass contention. The substitute
w as adopted.
tine >}>eaker advance<l an tdea to the
effect that the Democratic and Henublican
parties be allowed to put a ticket in
tba tieid. and from it let tb? temperance
people choose a ticket. The idea
was discussed very little, aa the g? ntlemen
present did uot take kindly to it.
AY MORNING, DECEMBI
KEL.IQIOUS,
le , Tho sermon at the English l.utlieraii
| Church yesterday umrmug, km from
the text. "Let us rejoice and l?? glad atul
give honor to Him; ior the marriage of
* the Luuib it? come, and hi* wife hath
U made herself ready.', Hev. XIX :7.
Thechureh was most beuutifuly triuinied
i iu laurel and holly, lathe afternoon a
J Sunday School prayer service was held
J which wus largely attended hv the
| members and Irieuds of the school.
' , From year to year the interest in this
Sunday School seems te grow, nearly
every teacher now , having at one time
' been a scholar. The evening discourse,
hv Kev. .Mr. ('roil, was on the theme
"(iihI's t ireut t lift to the World." The
attendance was large and the attention
, to the sermon close. The sermon was
a carefully prepared discourse very uj?,
propriate to the present season of the
church year.
1 TKMPKHANd: TALK.
' Yestgrday afternoon therti was quite
a large uumlter of persons at the temI
perum o meeting at Mozart Hall to listen
l! to addresses by J. 1>. Kwing, K. li. Cra'
craft and Jake Kemple.
l" The Ia<lies of the temperance hand
propose holding a social ut this hull
Wednesday night next.
> There was a large temperance meets'
iug la-t night at Ott'a hall, under the
- auspices ot the Workinginen'sChristian
Temperance In ion. The meeting was
- addressed by Samuel Craton, lames
i. Norm ami Alex. Thoburn. Fight
i signed the pledge.
n -
Oitloors Elected.
\t thr annual meeting and election of
the Wheeling and Like Flic Kail road
r (ompany, F. <>. I.ockwood, I!. 11.
i t'oihran, I.. W. Sutherland, W. A.
i ! Mack and 1?. A. baker. Jr., were elec
I lei itirectors. cm n i??r tiirec years, cxi
ccpt IK \. linker, Jr., who was elected
i n two years l<> till the unexpired term
in ti.T. Stewart, who lias resigned. The
list id directorsholdingoverarc; Joseph
r Itell. luel Win id, J. W. Wiekl.ain, Jr..
l* James Aiken. K. I.ohiiisoii, T. \\.
Chapman, William I'avidsoii ami K. I',
t (his. The hoard oripiui/.cd In electing
r W. A. Mark, ui Not walk, president; I',
r \. Maker, Jr.. of Norwalk. treasurer; I .
j (i. l.oekMood, oi Milan, secretary. v
a j committee was appointed to elt'ecl, il
i- possible, a compromise with tho credit
e orsol the company.
At a meeting o| Wheeling Isal^e \o.
n. I.d. ('. K., held Saturday ovenim,',
the following otlieers were elected to
, serve diirimt the ensuing six months.
r I'lios. |{. ttcllv ille, .N. (t.; John U . lied
? dull, V \. W. IVck, Sectetan ; W.
I Idhii^hain, Treasurer.
\t a recent meeting of the I. t >. I'. S. j
? I., the follow inaolhecis were elected, to !
serve the ensuing term Joseph Killsliicinci,
I'resideut; 15. Marks, \ ice
,, President;.!. Ilium, Jr.. Perot-dim: Scrotal
y ; >. Ilium, Financial Secretaiy ;
P. liosenstein. Treasurer; S. Ilium,
, tuiide; W. .Wclicl, Warden; M. Uieli,
, tiiiardian. and J. spcyor, representative
( to (i rand l.odgc.
j I Hack Prince Lodge \o. lit h. of P. I
r on last Saturday night dieted the
I following otlieers lot the ensuing six j
months John II Moore, P. (': Jesse
N P. Murtiii, C. Ik J. Kllilritz, V.C.;
.1 II Clyker, Prelate; J. \N . >chult/e.
I h P. a. S.; Ilclit\ lioeuicr. M. of P.;
I C. \\. Kenne I\, M. of I ; Nick lierliert,
s l iustee. These otlieers will he installed
next Saturday.
ami si:mi:nts.
I It VXIIC u .
'? This Kitted ilit'ste appeared at the
Opera House, in " Vurora Floyd," Saturday
ni^hl, to a medium sized attdi1
cure, t his la l\ has hecotue i|iiite a
' favorite w ith our theatre going people,
' and in the o./. of "Aurora Floyd" she
even surpassed herself.
Mas. i , asmiki;. I (elitists, have moved
to ill. ir new office, No. 1 d:i Market
! street, a lew doors ahovu the (tpera
I louse.
Mas. Ziti.Kxt-'Ki uni has a line sto( k of
Sugar l ey s for t he holiday a. Also Ma- |
laga I i rapes, ((ranges, lie ('ream, Sherbet
and a large lot of Fruit Cakes ior
, holiday dinners. The uiimher is ? ?>
Twelfth strei't.
tuvor New*.
The mark* at the w hail la*t evening
indie ill 'I ii h i t ainl lulling.
i The liver is rej>i?rted elosed. at Kate's
. i i:..i k I'V ail lee gorge.
I The ItuekeVe ??tate is in winter
quarters at tshlaml.
Clerk Mult Null, <if the >|?i, k'lale. is
i in the city.
t !l> lil?k.i*i'li.|
| 1*11 Islil lit ill, I * *.. heeemher JS
Hirer d leet 7 iueli ami lising. Weather
1 | eloudy ami eoltl.
: j Mi.wi'iiis, I?e. emher JS. Hirer
I falling. lVj?artol tiilumruand iiarjje,
j t aire.
. i N i:w Oin.r: \vs, IVteinher 'JS. l?eI
nailed Tli<*iii| >ii I lean. Memphis.
I | Weather raim ami warmer.
C vila?. I leeeiui>er Js. Ariired C>>iiij
in.>uwrailh. New Orleans; Thomas
>hei Iim k. Ciiieinuati. saiu|??oii. Horner.
\ a kshnrg. I'e|>arte>l Helle of vlin rv|?>rl.
New Orleans. Kirct l > feet 10
iiu lies ami tailing. Two inehes of
sii>>w this iwremioti, light rain tins even
! ing. Mercury NJ.
I l.oi isvili.k, 1'eeeiiilK r JS. Snowing,
hirer tuliilivr, rulliHfeet I iiiehe* in the
| eanal.
IN rssr ii i.k. I>eeeinl>er JS. Hirer
| falling, with IN) feet by the gauge.
i . Sn>>rving iiU"leralelr ; win.I s>>uth; inereiirr
ranging atitNohusiiie.vs.
To trifle w ith a severe cough >>r e<>l>l
is trilling rr ith one's health. We adrise
ail Intake I'r. Hull's ('otigh >yrti|>.
Twelitr lire et nts per l?>ttle; large size
' I NO eents.
Life, Growth. Uaauty.
V line head of hair in audi an ii?<I? *pon-ible
adjunct to Inanity that in Mine
who priz.es good looks should neglect to
; i um'"iA>n?l"ii Hair Color Kestoror," the
most (lilifarlitful urticle ever iulr<Miu(v<l
. |?. tin* \incrican |h-?fur in? reusing
J it* growth, restoring it* natural color.
1 a nl at the same time a lovely huir
dressing and taaiititier. It is totally
dillerent from all others; not sticky and
gummy. ami tree from all impure in,
gredicittsthat render many other articles
I obnoxious; in tact, it i? exquisite!) |<er
fumed ami so jK-rfcctly ami elegantly
j prepared as to make it a lasting hair
I dressing ami toilet luxury. Sold by all
dealers in tine toilet artieie 7"j cental
Imtlle, or sis Imttles for $-1. \ddress?r
dors to l*r s?gyiU' A Kill. Philadelphia, j
or to any h ailing drug house.
Whkn vmi go out to pun huso vour 1
candies tor Christmas, atop at Mrs. j
Ziegenlelder's. No. <*> Twelfth street, 1
and see what fresh ami toothsome
good* are there on sale. All her candies
are pure, and she sells them a* cheap o? t
the} i-an be ls>ught anywhere.
Ail the late new music, standard,
classical ami popular music of the day at
half price at sheih's Music Store,
Washington Hall.
As s Preventive
of the disease* which uffect the teeth t
and mouth, nothing is surer ami
speedier in iis ertu t* than SooottuxT.
Its U-nctft- are rea!i*ed at once. It i?
aromatic, expulsive of the cankerous *
affections. and most delightful when j f
used. It clean** from the humors ?
which derange the secretions, and ( *
m Litem the teeth.
i Year* of use have established the te- !
nacitv of Sraruuxo's Gits. Its hold J
on the confidence of the public cannot *
he broken. 1
!R 90, 1878
"Murphy" Dotan't Uk? XI.
Kdtlurv Kegi-tor.
We attended the temperance meeting
at Horubrook's Hull, Saturday evening,
and found there assembled fifty-eight
over-zealous temperance men. We
were forced to The couclusiou that if usgurauce,
cheek aud wind were essential
to insure succik that unabnudaace was
on liaml to carry the day. One speaker
, cobbled up the whole Republican parly
j by asserting (bv his ert'orts to enthuse*
that in the event of a mass convention
| twine held, the Seventh and Kighth
wards with their large Kepublicuii majorities
would overpower other wards
entitled to equal representation. The
only sensible speech of the evening was
received with such a show of
ill lecling as to conviuce all
present that the meeting was
not called for the purpose of
eliciting the views of nil present and
making arrangements accordingly, Inn
to carry out a prearranged plan. The
fact tliat their platform of principles
brought, submitted and adopted before
a committee was appointed to dratt
them, was an e\ idence of that fact. The
speech to winch I refer alstvu culiluiued
the suggestion that the l'eihocratic and
Republican parties tie allowed to make
their nominations, then select such men
from both tickets us best suited the temperance
people, support and elect them.
Such a course would have given general
satisfaction and insured success. The
nomination of an independent ticket
w dl end in a grand lizzie. We would
like to ask the leaders of this temperance
movement il tliey think the Kemtblicaus
had better abandon the idea of
holding a convention? .Miami.
Head this i.ouor,
Nokkoi k. V v., Octolier 1st, 1878.
I hale been Mitl'ering with Itching
1'ilcs lor eight \ cars, and could get iioth
ing to give iiic relief until I saw your
advertisement in the Norfolk landmark.
I purchased a bo\ of Swayne's All healing
t hutment, and its use has made a
perfect cure. You can make use of tiiis
it any sew ice to you.
\ t ry rcspccttuuv,
J wiks PuiwoKrii.
Corner ni Water mill Matthews streets,
Norfolk.
The inpt nil** <il this "list ressing coui|ilaiut.
Melting Piles, is a moisture-like
perspiration, distressing itching, as
though pin worms were erawling, |ntrt
i> it Li 11 \ at night, alien undressing or
altei getting warm ill )>e<l; oftentimes
sliows it sell aroutel the private parts,
ami it allowed to eoiitiuiie, very serious
results may follow. Kememlter,
">wa\lie's Ointment is a pleasant ami
sure etire, allays all ilchittg at once. no
smarting!or hurtling sensation whatever.
It also eures tetter, salt rhelltil, harU-r's
itch, pimples, sole lieuils, ring-worm,
ami all crusty, scaly, itchy skin eru|s
tioiis. Price, oO cents a hox, three
ho\es, s|.l'.i. Sent hy mail to any address
on receipt of price (in currency or
postago stamps), In I'r. Sway lie it Son,
Philailelphia. Soli I hy all prominent
druggists.
Ual> ! Catarrh ! ! HUoui Oil'!!!
Keep the hremlth of the room between
its while we ask you a lew questioiis.
\re ion a Christian? Christianity
leaches that "cleanliness
is m \l togodliness," ami certainly you
can liml no ('hristinn exeiisu for having
that tilths disease when I'r. >age"a Catarrh
Ihincdy is it remedy for it even in
us worst forms. Are you a hrainworkei
'' \ general impairment of the
intellectual powers (uotahlv a loan of
memory i is all ituariahle soqiienee of
catarrh. I >r. Sage's Catarrh Itciuoly is
the oiilv reliahle remedy for this disease.
It is no ' .hy up" (expelling the
disease from the nasal passages oiilv to
semi it to tin- hum'si m>r unpleasant ami
unwholesome "itiniigiitnr." It is simple,
safe ami sure. Are you marries!?
I'esiilcs heing most disagreeably ollcn.siveto
yniii hetiei "half, ilo you not
know that the iliseiise is liable io ls> en
tailed Upon your children in the same
or some other form? I'r. Sage'a Cutarrh
Ketuedy lias cured thoiisinds of
cases thai had hocii proiiotiueeil ilieura
hie. Are you unmarried'.' lie assured
vmi will iciuuili so, while you have that
loathsome disease, lor cupid will smell
it afar oil. I'r. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
has i uied eases ot eataiih of many
years standing.
Tilr: iilaee to get \\ Ititeiiian'sCelehrati'd
Philadelphia Coiifirtioiierics is at
Mrs. /iegetifv'lihr's, No. no Twelfth
stP'et. lie SUIT to call.
icnl i'lTTsueiuni Pa.
\L HVHOt<T I yrwr"-"
? 1 > lutv llif udt pi.,pne^
J'Vi t>( lbi' y.'/.uuw
DR. C. McLANE'H
Liver Pills & Vermifuge.
lluyi i? should always look for tbcir ngutlme as
ibOVOl U bOflfVl ry boX Of visl of lUc gouulnf Tbs
CJaikcViB full 01 ;mitsltuiiS of the name M< I. \NK,
polled thfloicuUy, but having sxuie prouuuuiatiou.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
For Purifying the Blood.
y i ' , , / I IiN r..iii|?iiili.t ol
IIiu liiltmitv in ilir - * -( in. lli.it uittU'i intiil lirnllli
ml m till- lut>. truiiMi'oiiiiit' illnirdrr" Krupltuii*
>!' tlif -kin mi tin :?ii|? nrnin c li tlir miiIuiv mI
till III; , tlllll *ll<l1ll?l IT f*fj??lllt| (flllll (li# 1111 M H l
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I the country. Aiuoug the*a ate.
J. T. Trowbridge, IMiuth UuloeJt t talk
J Mine* T. Klel'U. J. G W hiUier.
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( harlolle Mai) Yoiifp), I'. A. Stephen.-.
K<lward Kvervtt Hale, Harriett P Spofjord.
Rone Terry t'ooke. A. I' T Whitney.
l.olllM M Alcott
It* reading I* adapted to the old and young: i?
very comprehensive lit lis character It give*
Storlea of Adventure, .Stone* of Home and
I attain of Travel, School Life,
KdlloriuK uiMiii I'uireiit Talc*. I'oetry
ruut Topic*. Selection* fur Uvclauia
Article*on Health. ifon,
litoaraphh ?l SkcU In*. Ancivlotes. I'llttli*.
Uellgioti* Vrllclco, S|airt* and I'usliiuo.
sutwi-riptioii Prhv. H.T.'i. '-pecitnen co| ie* nent i
free. I'leiiM* Munition In what paper you read I
(hi* advertiM'iucul.
PERRY MASON & CO.,
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Fire & Marine Insurance Company
or W HKElJNv. \V\
(K?TAKU?hi:II IN ISM i
| CAPITAL - - - $100,000 '
I omt'K. NO III. MAilKM' >TKKKI'.
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i ui mil iiilaw.
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GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO..
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(OntHtii/isI in 18i.7 I
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Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
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JOB PRINTING
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Blank Book Making.
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Dealer in rope, twine, oak i n w
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Gum and Leather Belting,
lix and poplar hroom handler fir* l;
RKK'K TILE AND( LAY.
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ST. NICHOLAS.
Scribner's Illustrated Magazine. I
FOB CUBL& AND BOYS I
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