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FARE STILL FURTHER REDUCEDu
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEPT
SHKD9Vc
CARRYING THE GREAI

CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
BY the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay
City FONT, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, TO
Charleston, s. Z. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing, Gas on the route via Washington with
no loss OF sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
a fEaSsts LeaVingIoWeT end of GpeaY,s Wharf
T7E,sll. 59Hss Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays,
al O'Clock, P. nj. in the wen known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt, Cannon,
- satissU or HERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
Capt Sutton. arriving in Norfolk
itsnflssssaAnext morning, after a comfortable
nights sleep, at 3 O'Clock; thence up James River,
with It's beautiful scenery, in daylight in steamboat
. agyss!E CURTlSPECK, Capt. Davis, or steam
kal5aI'tSflsr boat ALICE, Capt. Skinner, to City
;''aLl;'sIsii Point Railroad, (all the above boats
ana road being now in good order, under the COM
ananu OF SKIM ana polite commanders,) to Pc
srsbnTg va, (arrivna there abouttw hoursahead of
the route via Washington where The two lines ANAL
gamate; thence to Weldon and Wilmington, N. O.,
thence by steamboats, to Charleston, s. c., and
thence by the southern routes to New Orleans, and
much me most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route to the South.
0-Passengers to and from the lower parts of North
Carolina are conveyed by the Portsmouth and Roa
roke Railroad to franklin, thence by Steamboat Fox,
on the BIackwater, to the different points.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh, Fayetteville,
Lynchburg, and TO the West, will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest route.
8I5-Returning leaves Norfolk daily, except Sun
days, at O'Clock, P. NJ. arriving in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and South
efn routes.
FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, ...'..............,... $500
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters -.
burg or Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. 400
Passage between baltimore and Weldon, N. O. 100
Passage between Baltimore and Charleston S.
c. Through lickets) .................,..... 1900
meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
lC- Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks TO him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) who
will conduct you and your baggage to the bOdt
jelSu Il. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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Provisions. the last few weeks there has
been much more business done in the produce mar
ket, and prices previously established are sustained
Tobacco-The sales since the beginning of the
month are about 800 hhds Tobacco consisting partly
OF Western leaf and strips, with few Virginia stems
the former taken by the trade the latter for Ireland.
Prices remain unchanged All descriptions are easy
except Virginia, which are firm,
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q PLENDID BRITANNIA WARE,

GPLENDID BRITANNIA WARE,
~ .t 49, JUST RECEIVED,
A iresh invoice of English and American BRITAIN
"Lh WAKE, OF the latest style, in sets of five and
SIX pieces; various STYLES Coffee and Tea Pots, by
SPITTOONS, PITCHERS, CANDL ESTICKS, > Bed
Pans, Lamps, Soup and Gravy LADIES, Table and
Tea SPOONS, Sc for sale very low, wholesale or
retail, at the HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS,
NO. ~ North Charles St, opposite the Union Bank.
N, b. Old Britannia Ware of all kinds taken in
exchange for new. Coffee and Tea Pots Repaired
jel3 G, L. WETMORE s. CO.
INDIA FANS. Mrs. NICKERSON has lust re-
celved some very beautiful India Fans; and in
vites the attention ofthe ladies'.
Jel SO N, HOWARD ST.
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Cry MORTALITY. There were l2S deaths
in Philadelphia last week. from small pox,
Is from cholera nlantum.
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IMrosrER, A young man, pretending to be
a collector for Catholic institution in the
south, has been swindling the New Workers.
He was detected in theft.
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i9-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI-
PRE- CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
tarriers at only stp and quarter cents per week,
.abe to the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
'he Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
criber5 at the rate of Four Dollars per year, pay
alwavs in advance.
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SEA RATkfING-

al OLD POINT co NJ FO RI.
ii a55RST7 The Baltimore Steam Packet COM
niyIsjs sz,R pany offer TO the public a comfortable,
3ifiEssssia safe and cheap conveyance to and from
this most delightful BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore, daily Sundays ex-
cepted) at four O'Clock, P in their superior boats
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or II HERALD, Captain
Russell, arriving (after comfortable nights sleep)
next morning at o'cocN. Passage and fare to Old
Point and back to Baltimore &c.
This Bathing Estab shment is now of the most
delightful places in the UnOn-having added to their
former accommodations spacious and airy buildings,
well furnished with pleasant Bathing houses, and for
surf Bathing, cannot be surpassed with comfortable
accommodations for 800 Visters. Added TO the plea
sure olthis establishment is the beautiful promenade
in The garrison of Fortress MuHrOe and Rip Raps with
their Band of Music not surpassed in the Union,
makes the time ofvisters delightful The Table con.
sists Of all the luXures of the Chesapeake Bay
Sleeps head, hog and other fish, hard and soft crabs.
oysters and clans, also every other article in sea
son from the country round, and the Norfolk and
Baltimore markets, with the best of attendance. Sail
ing and Fishing parties and evening amusements of
Dancing, to crafty all; with the beautiful view of the
sea and bay, shipping passing daily and within short
distance of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
Dock, and U. $. Men of War, which can be visited
daily in steamboat running constantly between Old
Point and Norfolk. T. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Baltimore, June 2, 1916. dim
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

= We are authorized TO announce JAS.
A. ROBINS, Of Cuivrc township, as a can
d'datc for the SLerifialty Of Pike county.
a: the ensuing August election, (subicct t.
the decision Of a Democratic, Count,
ConTention.)
MeSsrs. Editors: Please announce. as y
candidate for a seat in Congress at the en-
sang August election, HARVEY SMITH.
ksl., of Indian Creek township.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

In tie P1Es Circuit Court, Srpfen6er ,e7rs, 1919.
Benjamin P. Clifford,
Henry Choutcau s others.
q OW here comes the complainant by his SC
y licitor. and Henry Chouteau, Gabriel chou
teau. Rene Paul. Gabriel Paul, Edward Chou
teau. Frederick ". Beckwith, guardian of the
minor heirs OF Thomas +. Smith, deceased, and
Andrew Forgcy, defendants herein having failed
to appear here at this term a~greeably to law, and
this court. and answer said bill of complaint as
required: The same is taken for confessed against
them, an, TIL: d.ccree will be made final unless
:lc;71 snail be and appear here On tie first day OF
the next term, and show cause tothe contrary
and it appearing upon the affidavit OF the COM
plainant that the heirs Of .Auguste Chouteau, de-
ceased. of Louisa Paul and OF Eulalia Paul, &C.
cc .>cd are unknown. II is therefore ordered that
sal! unknown heirs be notified bya publication
of this order i'll ome newspaper printed IN this
state, for eight weeks successfully, the last lnsers
ton at least four weeks before the next term, that
said complainant has filed his bill OF compliant a.
.gainst them and others for a decree OF title 10 HIM
for i tract Of land, (to witt the n. T.. Ia ser
ton %. containing 1862 siNtv-iour one hundredth
:. F.. II sec. II containing 1Gl IS.
one hundredth acres, and all in I. 81, n. K. E.
in Pike County Missouri. being part of survey
No. 297l-and unless said heirs Of Aueuste
Chouteau. Louisa Paul and Eulal'a Paul, decea.-
ed. shall be and appear here on the frs: day Of
the next term. the same will be taken for eosFess-
ed against them and contirI:ed.
STATE Ot MISSOURI
County Of Pike.
|, Simeon p. Robinson. clerk OF the Circuit
Court for said COUNT, certify that TIE foregoing
is truly cor ed from the record.
l WITNESS my hand and official seals
Sell. done at Office, in Bowling Green, in
'' said county, this the 10th day Of De-
.cember, A. ID. 1913.
ST. ROBINSON, CLIRx.
Dee. 21th. 1919.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

7ESHE subscriber has purchased e .~aI 81
Z sci! the Improved Diamond F!as;f II =. ..ic
counties of Pike, Montgomery. and e. Ci;ar.,:.
Every one who has tried tie above L. &dcl,r:,,
IN tins vicinity has Immediately becorl, III
OF us great superiority over every dr. ugh
now IN use, both as it regards its dur i.t-. I'd
The ease by which it can be made and $50. It
IS decidedly better than the miserable IL: lion G.
The Diamond Plough now made by Tic ,n.lls in
,!ls section. Inc sheer, moaldboard ,au Will.
plough are formed out Of a single picee CT iron,
y slightly bending it, making a much rorc tu-
rable plough and at one third the trout lie 10 Tie
smith. This plough needs no puliinr-e r.n
ha, only to see TO be satisfied of its sur,riortv.
viii ,eil either the right of a count, & -
vidual rights to suit smiths or other p,.rc,; scfs.
4 constant supp; always on hand at my shop iii
Troy. william Vi. HARrrH.
Troy, Mo-, Dec. p, 1915. en-.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PORT Err, attorney at La.r.
Sowlir 3-Grcen 40, regularly attends the
Clrcuis Courts of Pike, Rails, iineol,
Warren, and Montgomery.
Feb. 2Sth, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

3-SMl1H S. ALLEN..2Y,r0sy n
Lay, BoWLING-HaEEN, No, will attend 70
ell business entrusted to him with cara ma
promptitude.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
CHEAP CASH BCOESTORE.- :
J. ii ALSALL.
l. E. ~HRglrhnay.e's

TNITED States Newspaper subscription and
g advertising Agency and Proprietor Of the
.oii established Real Estate, Negro, Money .Accn-
cy anil Intelligence Office, Saint Louis, Mo.
:. B.-Fost paid letters, including a fee of cre
Dollar, soliciting Information and Intelligence vii
receive an answer in return.
|. b. BURBBAGE, Gen. Agent.
st. Louis, no, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

L B~ROADHEAD & FAGC. n
nCrntes at Lac, JAMES o. B~Ro,Dur,D and
-. =: FACE, having associated them
serves IN the practice Of the law. will
promptly attend 10 any business entrusted
70 their care. BowLIyc-GRrrv. NJ
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

1j-G. \. McCONAHA. .3lrney ara
CJ"nsehOy ct Lar. emf .S1E,I =, ~
1ery' VIII attend the Circuit Courts ofPiIc.
Lincoln Halls, and Marion. Iftacpcop!e,s
cases have any merits he pledges himself TO
GAINESVILLE, Missouri. Feb. ls,L. 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
ZOE. PRINTING.
Executors Notice
satire is heyeby gi,6n

.N.firc Is hfrf6y gtt6n
.yHVIIAT the undersigned have obtained of the
Clerk of the County Court of Pike County
letters Testamcntary on the estate OF Daniel
.Tro>wcll, deceased, bearing date 9th Marct.,
1916.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to c>hihi, them properly authenti-
Gated within one year from the date OF said letters
or they may he prccludcd from having any bcne-
fit OF said estate. and ii not exhibited within
three years. they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH TRDNWELL Executriy
MICHAEL BR tNSTETTER, Exrct'r.
March III. 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

, The COURIER circulatcs among the intel.
{ gent families ot yur itcpuDIlc, from The Lakes
me Ocean. IL issues every wec!. more than col
Bic the number OF copies printed by any 9th,
paper, tha; Is rca! Ill OYER Ills Continent. u
,lo-:n tie New car by l woe@iy circulation ,
Il i.ty Thausan! Copies, nj estimating that the.
are eight rca.crs to each copy, i is r:.i &C
+. wse!: " the enOrHlo:Is number Of four Inn =.
s tholsaH4.., It's IS .:t.5,t.cr unparalleled inth
, history Of newspaper publications: ana it is thl
seen ii \ glance i'll what high estimation Ii
philadelphia Saturday Courier is Lcid by the IN
tell; 5ent and rejecting portion Of On. vast an.
Rapidly extending country. 1t is every whore ac
kpowledgcd that the Courier is The best paper is
sued for the families of our Republic. lis gen.
eral contents are more richly varied and interest.
ing, embracing Literature, Science, the Arts, Ne.
'c!lanics, Agriculture, the Markets, Education
Health. Amusement, and every thing that should
ada value toa universal Family Newspaper.
CONDENSED AND INTERESTING
HISTORIES.
Among the new features Of interest 10 be pre-
scented will be a series Of highly interesting Ills
torians. iinpartine i world Of valuable instruction
70 the rising generation.
Biographies and notices of distinguished Lite
rary and Scientific men.
6mono the intera>t;pr Esso-so,I SLa..hos -,
value, which we SIN nrS..r, - H. - II
he a fan and ;ntcrcS,;,'a arcnnrt If rho w., mm'
erass and nre.ont cleyEiaI st,II;nr or III 0;i,;,
i2risLcJ MEN If Tho P,~t md PEI ~, bn,anr
l5road-ia all departments Of Art. Science. Lit
Inc Arricul,,r, pr;n.;,, HauaLoaJ;a : "'"'
This WI! beaHtry interesting feature for The
young. II " ii be department of the Courier
vallcto tbo>, 70, y ron ,vr tr.I :, lca,,
IN interest as We 90 fox the Yo,nr Nc, NJ ,,Lt
,rea, AMI growing corn;ry. Tbr i,No Of D;., ~
guisle! men ere cr nue., value t, those who ar,
vet forming their own characters ar ~, ~ -,
If enact no their parts corre.,ryo ~ tha -" ,os.
Of Human Life.
Indeed. We hop, this Department, Of orr r,rrr
vili bc worth morc Coach YEAR to cr.rv faniIy
wIo have sons and daughters 10 be rcarcI ,Ls,
fifty times t~hca,nolat we ash for aycar' suGsc-ip-.
ito" to the Saturday couri.r,
''S'' Il '',''''S>' Scenes, h'fie-G,roun!',
N-;o- ''S -N-i-'.,.-! AM II! other NcYO-
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

20. +. NJ RRAY, .2Hyrnsy at Lqv.
iHoS, MO-, will promptly attend to any bus
mess that may be entrusted to his care.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

I'll. 4. WEIGH, .2Horney altar
TRoY. Mo-. will promptly attend to allhH,-
ness rn,rIst. i Ia his care.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
Wanted at this Office,

10 years Of sge, as apprentices. Apply immedi-
ately.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
Administrators Notice.
Feb. 2S,h, lSlr.

N-OTICE IS hereby gwen, thatthc und"rsign-
"a cd has obtained of the Clerk oi the County
Cou:; Of Lincoln county, letters of Administrator
on the estate of Reps Martin, deceased, bearing
date Feb. II, 1876.
Al persons inicltcd TO said est &c arc request
ed TO nuke immediate payment. All persons
having claims against said estate, are requested
to exhibit them properly authenticated within one
wear from the d,tc Of sail letters. or they may be
prcclnlci from having any benefits OF SAID estate,
and if not exhibited within thIcc years, they VIII
be forever barred.
:. r. MONLEY, Admir-.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
SALE OF REAL Esy...

NST Office is hereby given, that the urI:1si,n-
~ ed, heirs Of Andrew Love, decesscA, VII
N r." 2nd, day Of March, A. D. 1886. tcicra
me ootit rouse dooI, Ia tl~ 49,. = E~,-lrr-
Green, in Pike County, Mo-, proceed to srll to
The highest bidder. on i credit of Twelve merits.
The following described Real Estate, TO wit: Tie
west half of the south east quarter of seotisr II,
township 81, north Of range 4 west. co-.;:zinc.
Eighty acres, more or less, lying and situstei in
the County Of Pike, on the waters of Indian creek.
about ten miles west of Rowlins-Grcen. Here
IS situated Oh said land a good dwelling f4u.a
nd kitchen, and stable, and other comfcTta: K &.
houses, together with about thirty acres rrl.f
good fence, and in a high state of cultivation.
The purchaser will he required to give bond
with approved security for the purchase ncnov.
The title to said land will be secured to tie rr:-
chaser by a good and sufficient warranty tc:;,
when sold.
NATHAN MASSEY.
ELIZABETH MASSEY,
CLARISSA STEWART.
ANDREW S. LOVE.
January 10Th, 1916,
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

~ \. p. MiNOR Il, .~it,rncy e lar.
}owLING-GREEH, No.-oiiicc in the Court
House.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28

3 D ElIiINiNG in the Post Office at Bowling
3 Q tlrrcn. 10. 3lst DccclnL.r.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-28
slaves. ~Ssayes!!
In Chanccry.

In The PIKE Circuit Court, SEPTEMBER tsrn, l845.
Benjamin P. Clifford,
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ECEiyED pY TnE rNprR<icNkp


ECEtvED BY THE cNDrR<tc Md
foa. it.s eiues Of New Ysfk. Phiiadsleh,s
md Bsiiu IN ere, a large shl general s-sOrimeni II
Gss'e''s-. which IN uddluon 10 tvsmer siork nrk,s
~ 10 as-Onmert complete. II Ntnth she ~foii.~ins
+. a part. ~hEh hes ore ds o.-t 10 .s,i ON the
m.-i desiraslc iertn@
1870 csg- Ito CsGce W
IS do Jtva 10
81 de- Pepper
20 NJ P,menin
% chests fousg iIys-a Tes
~ 80 cauroSd.f snd isnpsrisi
100 htL Ns2 and , Ms,kerei
IS ~ Las Sugar
2opa III GtfFei's Scotch SnuH
1000 The I'D Fi,h
5000 - G,s1i.t'. & s~aes,hips c.rrst
500 Bies1 I'm rsis
lO11 LIZ B,u,a r.n
OILS Srsier
Liz wirs Nos G 90 10
ra-c- Ltgnvuce B,h
25J0 lie Mssd
100 D. Css.is
BfS Cows
20 Bsss ta ssn.
: B,les : ; 4 nsuj.
10 Bfi. Ainn
tti Nn'mag.
lSBsxcs Cinlc,lais
30 Be-. Capped LpswoOd
lp d. Cresud GiHE,f
2csfurrs lldirn
! "a.k Lanphisck
- k,g. Ah4sanI
S. bnvs CaVsaJ,sh Tvhaecr. s.. Il, ard L
lumps
To- Bds y O Malsses
20 Do S,Ess li"u-e
ILENiiNG & HUNTER
y q The iull"winr onal~. ~ Canrir, n .isrs
'skea 10 ttchansr. bscr,. lard. te,fhrrs. R.cI
ga Hanet. Cas.t Sod. fis,,esd. ua--ns Tirr-
A.. Ec FLAMING a uuNTEsg.
Nhs.lsnr. NJ, -. -.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER STG IT.

NUEIIINH. "a.
FENllt rnd' f.i-nrd tcstc'lsly niatm iLe put.
n Ac. dat hes haVo leased The si-lc ibu.,
Tor a term 81 year have had 90 suufciy o. moioi,d
AID ven much improved "a he strsaguHsn 90 o.
f~tns and r1rrhe, have had 10 ne~l, anJ hated.
soh"y panied eafp,ied arj tsg,ncj ihougbou,
an howl, iutn'saod 10 a .yle UNSURPASSED by ans
Iiotel IN ihe West F,sf, sfnele a. .adr,iy ne.
s~I ihe Whole h-rss rs iisuIiy leited wath gas.
Thty ,Ar' me accommodation, ufiho house ,o
he p"ti'e. Gtlv J~e'-fmiees, ,is, ~ rae,,. .hal
NM ~ her honse. esteftainiseHi iLsi will nj iai
- sHsrs .st,fietios.
frm TIE stf'Haf s'ranEr tn'n NJ of the House .ns
Table. ant 'hr t'caiion ~ ~, hnrse In irni ~ A.,
s'eaH'irst landHc. They natuiee The hote. iha
'h'' vi t'fefNes lAefsl sha'e ~ rnthr rsfrnnsgs
mgy } MITCHELL a CALDWELL.
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ronNiTupE wARE-RooMs.
JONE NJ. Cl.EMEES.

ShSFhGltNiL ~ msitcs Va. an.nton .Iihs
Ia a. sru. - whrchn. ard Ac eaunsur.i- b.,
- go 50 hssoiH~i Fnrn,tufe. 90 a.. ~ IA. 10
Man n'eoi. a 10" doors ahsVr .hc L ) ilotsl. tie
has "a handi
@OtAS I'd "s lsissi ard mrs fsshiunahie s,yiss
ttHLAlS ~ Superior sitt- and The hfsi mate
BEDSIEAnS rev su4 ssswg4 .ne,.
T~ASLES-P,ct. Wrtlrg. Csslrc. Csta. ws,t
uiu'ng Ac, 81. riphe br.t ..i-.
sINApS-P .a'n. Chsuy. Msharsnr. 6r. g.; eli
ct "hich vii hc soii a. lsN % no i1Net ,hsa 81,
any o'hsf e.tsh,i.hfneui an the cits.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK
INH GLASSES. FRAMES. spe al ou.et cah.ne,
Ware iIroisaed o. order
MAHOGANY yEAEERs-A soOd stock lr
sale LN.
Please cal AID examine 81 yuntselvsG
dfci9
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WHEELING. Va.

vENlIEY KEEr consianiiy on hand. a very rr.
n lsNsise nssoFmeGt II superior N4bueauy
french and Gfressn Cram. r tkias ehaifs. Soa.
Per sHd card Tshles, Dfe..ire numads. Be~is,eads
Toilet SLAMS. assorted IA = hgrilsr with eV.ty
s'irr sd'cie II tie Iciest ,iyls nod beet Gaisaed
q nrnhufe ever offered "a sLs c4ty.
odi aEd Mahogany Planned L. kss Glassos o
every 'arsiy bRd pficc. Leaking Class T. .ios II al
'fcs' Penrsu end Picture FfsRsi on hand sod
msde ~ order.
= pl"as'efy Wssei cras,sing ~ Feather Bsds
boisiets sad Phio~s Ii.iF. ceisn. iIa.k. Ssuns
ahd straw Mstifssses; Blankets. Qatlis, o~atnGsrs
SackinF BoitoRs OF cloth cover. glsar-ct.fh
Otsss Mats al sHi liads; tossihet " tih every o,he
snlele.Ol Upholstery Mare. un hsnd snd made q
Ondsf.
Vsuitiar ae5 Stat Window Binds; WinJa~
Shsaes q every variety and coloG I'll 81 which wi
be sod ~ sefy low pfices. osS wausnIod nl g.,
besi qaa'ty. Aisa. MAHocAsY VENEGH,. IIa
eloih. vkaFisH, Spanish Mes.. MaLasan, Ko,i.
Sand Paper, Locks. IInge-. sasfsfs. BLsSr Taos
aiNos. c Instantly on hand sud spld los Ir casl.
80 srKts Bosrs furnished wiih every afuei.
81 Fapitoss 81 short uoiies and 90 The sesy ~.
terms. sep ~
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NOTICE.

'enmfy'ossr's Qgee. JsB'y %. 1876
me parties 80 other PERSONS haying any iDt.,es,
20 ne fns'isfs 'onisiood ,n The lorcsoes deere.
sfe merely n"bhed. ibsf I have appointed W.dn..
eHy me SSi, day Of fsbfasy 1886 al ny Office m
zoe cay ct "hesliss. o. ihs line and place. when
10 Nne'c. shah onmeoce the oesapletioa Of
'is said account. And bssrhy r,am,s a.. -
F~fpes sDd persons - inlsseslsd An ths 80. !.
spresf be'ers me GA soA 25th dsy Of Feh,.,ya
ioio' s"d rfs-lpes 'bsi, respective ela n. for al.
Jos'fasnt snd settlement. -
jan2J JAMES A CLARKE. Con,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-24
READY MADE CLorHrNo,

H. Hs4n 10 his branch 90 tie bas,ucts mo-,
best am Talipt Ly pfolcaoa. ave Make
IA ue ifaJs tof hiss'n Jeats. ihe'sGH~ I san able
ard DO cot MY GNn %clolhing. snd asls leon or
10 a never and cheaper ~ l. than any Other c.fale
hshmeni 90 The tity. IL - u,eie,s lf uH-- ilai
eany IN nc business and nc Mt iuilurs ihcm.el,es
20 a'ish'fs rsnF'n ion OF Rsady Msda Ciogh4ng.
osssa lafse ss"fiaeni. a. fuilOvs
bArk. Hu-. Bsosn olive nmJ Inv i.iic Cfesn
' "ek sod Dre's c"sis; Beaver clsih u.t end Over.
c"aiS Fdot 'lo'h o'srcosls Maehinaw aud Too.
''ad"pf Hiattsl do. cas m 90 ia. cssin.u d.
T~ssds sv; Jean, ia. 90 si uEsA
! have ga hsna 80 .soeilsai s.sorimsni II plain
a"s ian'y e-s'sarts Pants. Lisk and bl.e cloth
Pants hBed. y Nrv dc.i'ahis autcic. AID at, q4sn
i"y 80 cassn'' Pau 90 al ,I~. and prices. Jean,
ard Ts'eJ Pan . vi ~ re, and pures.
lave hahdfed VcsIs. elnbfsen G oV,p ,i,le anl
qualHg.
SHIRTS. Vfnppsp. Drew ers.culisr. Re- m.Smris.
Cove. lais snd Fs.rs Sik sud S.i,s Ssfs Sul
iiSss Alculis. . = q%aHhi''s. irseiirr NEs many
OIL attic'c. usuaiif f0gnd BE- ci.isirs shfss
M coneiuss'n g., old easi~msis aHd he pablic
GENERALLY ere Hs,iird ., coll snd sIam nc ~, ,isk
ia oon'tofeih's - he LLfai psIrsnsr. h.teirite
'tie"i'd 60 80. | have pm Lased o Lsrr.r Sf.E
sod 'rrf Item 81 cuIArrk E,rE han I have ever
Zone before
Reeoli'c' &c cheap CASH slo,hins .'ore #
s RICE.
odI enrart ~ N'a,g & Meme
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-24

e. rRASZELL.

&. EHASZELL,
Va t6 NstH So a f,e 10 - abaSr no h0ois'or, y
um- , re-.
WHEELING. IA.
- ESPECTftILY mf~m- ih- tsdi,.oI whee.
4 lng. that 30 mlnuiasipfss isdiss .ltnpefs II
al 'rYLE. nd COIORS al ,up-r,ur es.ity and
beauty. lie ~suan,- "a wofk itom hs .lsp ~ De-
.nre'ip' 10 Eastern tasnUiactuts. aud wall DC suld
ID pet esith-atsr4
The public ATE r%ayiicl - ell snd iau.,y ihsin-
~lNe-. j0sn JON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-24
GLuE ANn CLAss rApGR.

EN b. HoRSBROoK, msnulaciose. aud
4 . = corsisHir p'tr.Sed ~ SUPPLY ai or.
iers ieI Gis~ 8 Glass PAPER IL Snperisr qual.
~ Shicn wil te iarniSted to dealers CT con.
snmtfN ~ as lv~ q rare IS they can purchase
a. ~anvShFfe Ofdcfs left At the warehuusr
on Marked street, be.ow the Post olice " n "a
promptly sUrpiitd. \
Feb. ~. 1915.