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ITO .GSg The World.

AY aside all prejudice and condemn not
Il un'll Won have fairly tested and proved tho
qualities OF the following MEDICINES. We do
not believe in the minilihiliry Of medicine ormcn
bu we d, believe thai FALES' MEDICINES
are equal 20 the best and superior TO most medi.
cimrs I'll the dav. Indeed we believe his Cathnr.
nc, Worm, and Cough Lo2engas, for safety, Ger
'aIutY and pcn'aninrss, are without plrallo'
and Cannot be surpassed, We say to all, give
them fair trial, and then ndgc for Yourselves
FALES' CATHARTIC LOZENGES
Are prepared from variety OF Vegetables IRE
pleasant 10 lake as a peppermint. and are in,en.
ded as universe family Cathartr; good VII al
cases whore phytic is needed, E.r men, women,
and children They operate throughout the
whole system, cleansing the blood and speedily
thorough -Dose from 10 6.
FALES' WORM LOZENGEs
Are safe and sure remedy for Worms, and
children love them; in fact they arc worm me.
dIclne that cannot be surpassed for safety, Ger.
tanty and p'easnntne,s combined. Thousands
Of persons die with worms where the cause is
aol suspected: starting in SIetp,gratIng the tee h.
paleness at the mouth, sickness at the s'omach,
prccarous appetite and general fever, are some
81 the most common symptoms.
FALES COUGH LOZESGES.
We do NOT pretend thar these Lone ayes will
cure seated consumption bat they have cured
numerous persons who were considered in the
nS,hm" r ,b;;n as" n,anY r'scs m
n 'Tio ~ ,,,,n IN III "a 'ne"S ycat' s,a'u
ava ,trs' ~ r'I ., ne 'I'Io'
FALES' DYSBNTARY LORENGES
|u,e ~ ' any hiI bI"el Com
10 onc7, vi =, ; "h' aIe' r.
ever loi' 70 ere. ,,n,,o, o,,.,o,,,a
For nervous affections, Mama, EpiIcp,y, Me'op
ehoIy, 'Ivs,,cro. Dr2wsness, an! low Slir's
unless caused hv foul s,omach-Nh IN thn, =, !.
the case the CoInrtic LGzcu"rs ,houlJ he ,nI ~
Price Of all the above named I,ozpnocs ~ c,s
per box. with tulI directions
rs,, Cvnn1,w n,,, r,>,,c
H., DE- ~ In l'i n 'iAan iU1NHn,
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H. HUBBARD, Agent forthe FRO.
~ Tee TON INSURANCE COMPANY, WILL
ssue Policies at his Office, in Salisbury.
on the same terms they can be obtain
ed at the principal office in Hartford.
y 4Oti
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-08

UHon. George Catlin. Ex-member OF
Congress, was seized with an internal
hemorrhage on Saturday week, and los
ing five quarts of blood was considered
to be in very precarious situation.
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Those Little City Airs
H. A. EEUEEI

WouLD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
received the fashions for the Fall and winter
Of lSlG-7: and that he can be found at all bu.
slncsS hours at the Old Stand one door east Of
the Court House where he will be pleased to
await upon those who may favor him with u
call Wcknow how to appreciate the uaboun.
ded patronage received TIN ouch the late dull
season, and our grateful acknowledgements arc
duly rendered
Litchield, Aug, 1916. III
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
half Square, 3 insertions, SO rs
Each subsequent insertion, Is
Square, 3 insertions, 100
Each subsequent insertion, 30
Administrators Notices, 90
Commissioners Notices, 25
Estray Notices, OTIS
Guardian and Trustee Notices, &C., ST. 90
per square.
GA liberal discount made to yearly adverti-
S5-Patent Medicine adv'tS. inserted one year
al $50 ner column
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E'hc Court Of Probate for the District of
LiinL EL.Ll J. ,c E.a,it,l I. i

VIC Court Of Probate for the District Of
Litchfcld, has limited and allowed
to the creditors Of the Estate Of Joseph L. Tav-
Tor late Of Warren in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, sis months from the date
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims against
said estate and has appointed Geo Starr Geo.
Tallmadge and Edwin Nj. Kellogg of Warren.
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
said claims. Certified by
ELISHA S. ADERNETHY, Judge,
WE, the Commissioners above named. hereby
give notice that we shall meet to attend to the
duties of our appel iment at The late Dwelling
house OF the sid deceased in said town ofWar.
rem, on TIE last Monday in November, 1916,
and the last Monday of March ls47, al o'clock
in the Afternoon on each Of said days. All
claims not presented within said time, proper
ly altestei, will be debarred recovery.
Dnted at L3r!yfetd, the 90 doyef Sep, 1916.
s5$S$ + E F 1 i4H:4SSfit5Hsa4ooH}
All persons indcbledto said Estate are reques.
ted to make rayment to
10 EBENEZER TANNER, Admin.
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Concert.
%GIv22

VIE Litchfield County Sacred Music
u Society will give its l2ih Annual Con-
cert, underline direction of P NJ. TRowBRlpGr,
at ST MichaeGs Church. in Litchheld. on We'd
nesday, the 18th day Of November next, COM
mencinS at halfpasi o'clock in The evening.
PROGRAMME IN PART
How excellent thy name, o Lord, Handel.
Sing unto Goo. HAYDN.
Holy Lord God Ct host. Mozart
The great Jehovah iScur awful throne, Handel.
Go not far from me, o Lord,
Blessed is the man.
Glorify the name of the Lord, Mozart
The Lord our God is merciful, Newman.
Also part of the celebrated
Oratorio of. David, by Newkomm
The Society will commence Rehearsal on
Tuesday. the day previous to ;ne concert, at
O'Clock in tho evening, al which the perform
ing members are requested to be in puactual
attendance
A part of the music can be obtained OF the
Secretary.
A. S LEWIS, Secretary.
Litchfeld, Sept. 30, 1916.
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~ ganner 50
RE REP, Ro' y Miss % co
81 CO.
tn. ALL - '' 10 M
,D..1 ...eas..vOp'fo Mrs. B Catlin, Mrs. N
s sy as. Hays each one dollar 90 90
Nc For piece rag carpet to Mrs A
Hotchkiss 80
For peice carpet to Mrs Garnsey so
For piece stair carpet to Mrs
Wheeler 81 90
For piece do to Mrs J Wadhams jr so
For hearth rug to Miss M T Buel 81 90
Hor do to Miss L M Coe 81 90
For one do TO Mrs Elton so
For 3 pairs wooden hose to Mrs ] Car
lM7iggton $roo
For pairs do to Mrs D Lucas so
For 2 pairs do half hose to Mrs D Tan
ner so
For piece broadcloth, piece CASH
mere, and piece sattinette, to Mr
Clark of Goshen 90 90
For piece linen cloth to Mrs Perkins So 90
For piece table linen to Miss NJ Bu-
ell 800
For plaid woollen shawl Mrs Car.
ter So 90
For piece brown tow cloth to Mrs
IFsvadhans jr 100
For 1s2 lb sewing silk TO Mrs M A
Judson so
For mittens to Mrs A Dudley and
Mrs A Morse, each 25c so
For wooden plaids to Mrs Geo Merri.
man and Mrs Filley each SOC 81 90
For 10 yds diaper to Miss Buel 50
For lot of perfumery, drugs, chemi-
Gals and ink 10 Doct Henry Fish 81 90
1.-THE ink of Doct Fish is of very superior
p,a,lifv apd which can recommend all
scribes and book kee7ers.1
For bed quilt to Mrs A Wadsworth SO
For do to Ms H S Norton so
For do to MISS Harrison 50
For do to Miss Miner so
For 2 ottomans to Mrs Woodruff 25
For sofa cushions to Mrs E Webster
and Miss l. Buel each 25c so
Fr travelling bags and satchels to
Misses M Kassam, E M Kassam, 8
Camp. N Camp, Bartholomew, NJ
f WI dhams, Bnel. MIS-. Andrew,
and Mrs N Ann Edwards: each csc 50 50
For table cover to Mrs Reynolds so
For 9 ottoman covers to Mrs Hull,
Mrs H Bissell, and Mrs st John 2oc
each 10
For work pocket to Mary Adams, 8 II
years old ~
For 2 fire screens to Miss Jndson %
For 2 card plates to Miss Whittlesey ~
For lamp mats to Miss Wheeler, and
Sarah M Bolles each - Ice 20
To John P Trowbridge for pagoda
spool stand 70
To same for casket do Is
For 2 crickets to Miss Buel 20
For 2pairs cotton hose to Mrs l. Treat
"a lady 9s years of age 20
For bonrets and millinery, an elegant spec..
men, to Mrs Grannis ~
For 2bed purses to Miss Jane Norton 20
For emb. shawl to Mrs E Bartholo-
new 81
For nett wollen shawl to Mrs Moses
Smith % w
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

M NJ. Ensign's Select Boarding Sch ,ol
w will commence at his residence in S,a,th
Farms on Monday. Nov. 9th.
PREVIOUS the commencement ef,he School
a class Will be formed fer those who are desi
rouS OF teaching the ensuing season.
board may be obtained in the family of the
principal are reasonable terms.
Tuition from SO to IA per weeks.
South Farms, Oct 7'h, 1916. o.
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MARRIED,

In this town Oct, 1st ny Rev. Mr.. Dixon,
Mr.. Isaac Baldwin Jr., and Mrs. Abigail Morse
both Of this town.
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MISS BRADLEY

TT AS returned from New York with wei
l. l. selected assortment Of MILLINERY
GOODS, and offers them at prices which can
not iail to please her customers
Her friends are particularly invited to con-
tlnnc heir liberal patronage.
South street, LilchGcld.
SCNt 81, lSl6 tflS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-08

NJ Office - The Litchficld County Homo
~ Missionary Society, will hold its Eighth
Anniversary in the Congregational Church, in
Lltchfeld, on Wednesday, the DIST day of Oct,
at 10 o'clock A. M. 1t is believed that all who
desire The spiritual prosperity of our country
and regard I" the salvation Of America as the
hope OF The world" will be rewarded for pray
erfl and punctual attendance at this meeting
LAVALErTE PERRIN,
Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-08

"A y J. DAYTON continue to manufacture
"A >eraphIneS and MelodionS. These lnstru-
menus Tor purity and brilliancy of tone, cannot
fail to please all lovers of Emusic.
Hncie'leS or individuals who are DESTROYS Of
"o'a'"i''s superior Instrument for ;he Church
VI !dt'"r al moderate expense, will find it at
'heiF interest to call and examine them. All
orders thankfully received and promptly attend
ed TO.
Wolrottville, Sep. 25 SOW?
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-08

@ CHOOL SOCIETY MEErING.-The
~ members Of the First School Society Of
Litch6eld are hereby notified that their annu-
al meeting for the choice Of officers for the
year ensuing, and transacting of other proper
business. will be held at the Town Room in
Litchfelds on Monday the 18th inst. at o.
clock in the afternoon.
STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE, } School
FRANCIS BACON. Society's
CYRUS CATLlN, NCommittee
Litch6eid, Oct. 5, '46.
NJ B. The Board of School Visitors for
the present year are requested to meet at the
office OF Francis Bacon, on next Saturday. at
o'clock p. H., TO hear and act upon the re-
port of che Visiting Committee.
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NEW GOODS.
lSA6!
1876 (!

THE Subscriber would respectfully So
u licit the attention of his friends and
customers generally to his fresh stock Of
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TORRINGTON:-The Wings of Torringtnr
l. are requested to meet at H: B: Richards
Hotel. in Wolconville, on Wednesday the 2lst
day of October, at 7 o'clock in the evening 70,
the choice OF delegates to the State Convention
to be held at Hartford, on Wednesday the 4th
day of November next.
Per order Town Committee.
Wolcotiville, Oct. 5th SAG.
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N E w A Il R.IV AL.
Misses Miles

TllIMlCALS, &c.-ChIorate potassa, ChIo-
~ rate Ether, Citrate of Iron, Iodide Of Iron,
Valerianate Of Iron, lodide Of Arsenic, Iodide
of-Quinne, Verairine. Morphine, S,rychnine,
Quinne, Tannin, lily drarg c Creta, Eng CAL
omel, Wood Nep,ha, Oilvalerian, aud variety
Of new Drugs
Spence Bendages.
Dental Forceps
Trusses.
Abdominal Supporters
Nursing Flasks and Tubes
B"ugies and Cathcters
With full and complete assortment of goods
belonging to the trade, for sale on the most lib
real terms to physicians.
HENRY +. FISH, Druggist.
Salisbury, 81 September, 1916. CIV
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FRESH GOODS.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS would ,ay to their
L friends and the public generally, that they
have beer. daily for the last two VICE ks, receiy.
ing large supplies Of
IA HI N~ g. OD@E-- EsJ9
Consisting Of almost every article which can he
incurred for in Dry Goods, Hard
Ware, CrOckery and Glass ware.
ALSO A LARGE QUANTITY OF
e. EU GD@HE EW In EE aSo
which will be sold at the lowest prices 10
good pay or a)proyed credit.
j2lf SMITH & JUDD.
Litchfed, May goth, 1916.
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CHOOL'-Miss JULIA BoLLEs will reopen
~ her School in West-street on Tuesday the
18th of October instant.
Litchfield, October |,
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NOTICE.-The Wings of the town of Nor
~ folk, are requested to meet at the Hotel
OF John 4. Shepard, on Tuesday evening, Oct
10, at o'clock to appoint fur Delegates to the
State Convention to be holden in Hartford, on
the fourth day Of November next.
Per order Of town Committee.
Norfolk, Oct 6, 1876:
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Cooking StOUeS.
FOR P.1RLOR'S

FOR P.4RLOR'S
Sheet and Cast Iron Air-tight Stoves o
splendid patterns: All sizes box Stoves: all Of
with will be sold very low for ready pay.
Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper work on hand OF
made TO order as usual by
MOSES MORSE, West St.
Iitrhfpld. oct. 9Th, 1916 tf2O
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h Ltchfield, Conn.,, Oct. l, lo46.
Oliver C Abes
Enos Afford George Merchant
Micah Baldwin Merrman 4
Thomas Biddal Sarah Miller
Harriet Benton Mary Ann Negus
Cshe,er Birqe James Fl Nichols
Snsan A Bishop Fred'k D Northrop
Geo BsseT Mary Ann OBrien
Em,ly BIakeslee DAME Page
Loretta NJ Castle Reuben Palmer
Sarah C Chaplin James s Plant
Warv Cole Deac Plat
Cyrus N Collins Oliver Pomeroy
Garner Curtiss Edwin Ray
Mary S FInney Edward Kay
OthHie Gillette Henry Smith
George Griffin John Spooner
Gideon Hall jr John Steel
Luther B Hart BENZ la'mage neils
Sc Hayes Hiram la.Io,
Mary A Herrick Emeilne ayIor
Albeit s Hill Saran InompsPh
Willard Hodges kichard l,ooas
Thomas Huftal Hiram Iodd
Samuel L Hubbard James Irowondge
John r Landon Daniel Dung q 20
Mary E McAllister Rob'i Wilkes:
Grace McLagon CT woodruff
Fem MaIiett James Work.
r. M. WOODRUFF, P. M.
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NJ O'rICE.-The Wings Of Litchfeld are re
~ qnested to meet at the Mansion House.
on Monday, the 18th inst at o'clock P. M.
to nominate delegates to the State Convention
By order of the Town Committee.
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NOTICE.

The Subscriber has now on hand the largest
assortment OF STOVES ever offered in this mar.
ket
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ltst OF Letters

EMAINING in the Post Office ut
II Li,chtield, Conn.,, Oct. l, lo46.
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r. M. WOODRUFF, p. M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

"Catharine Howard" a new play. BY gem
,leman OF st. Louis. was produced in the the
a,re at that city, on Tuesday evening last.
The Reveille says.
"Catharine Howard" was received last nigh,
with hearty aud deserved applause. The in
teresi OF the piece Is OF painfully absorbing
character, while the situations are conirived
with that truly French ingenuity which de
fies the rivalry OF English dramatisls. The
adapter. upon this oCCasion. has evinced great
skill; the piece will draw, aud he will reap
his full share OF its SUCCESS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

lT' Tho undsfsignsd would rcsre Tally solicit asca.
~ from TASSgRs and LEAraNR DEALeHs. who have q
stock of the detent kinds ~ Lea her Gr sac
hiin wih The sale Of u, a. bs acquaintance - very
tensvc IN Miscufi. Illinois, Iowa aud Wisconsin hav.
ing bce eRsagci IN this cry extensively she Whole
sale ard Retail leaihsy ESddery. Hardware aud Shoe
Bidding business foT the past tWeye which
enabled him become well luainicd with all the
prominent Saiders ShoensNers and Dealers visiting
this market; and UNDERWRITING tso business ~ cuahe
h 10 the hest possible priec- order give en-
Tire satisfaction 10 those WHO will him fhcr
favofsas M y determined 90 give hs Fcrsoaa aud
prompt attention TO u.
y. H. As intend TO do exclusively Forwarding and
Commission businsss land beRg determined "a al
alike) VIII not purchase any ieS'hcr Merchandise
account
HIDES 0f al klads VIII ~ purchased ordsr when
tie funds furnished ei'her By teuiit, Alce or pro.
cecds ~ sales u such Sftclcs have teen him
for sale, foF that purpose. tiiAkLIS y. HENDRY,
Oct. 20. 3w. No. 81 LcYcc, Gunner " the Afne'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
FRIDAY.


ID. Marvill Hoyt, who kepta Lottery and
Exchange Once under the Exchange Hotel.
Rchmond, was sho. in his bed ia little room
IN the rear Of his Office, on hs.moT. of the
18th ul,. One ball passed through has head
and two through his breast Suspicion il at
fached to Wm. Myers, Esq, wealthy. aud
mp to the present time, most worthy citizen.
IL Is said he was seen about the premises be-
fore and after the perpetration of the bloody
deed. There is too much reason TO apprehend
that Hoyt me, the fate OF a seduc,r. IL /,
eonIectured that the dreadful lidings of the Sc
duction Of the wife of Myers, one of the love.
hest women that ever lived, was communica.
Ted TO him on his way to Richmond; and he
wTeaked his vengeance ia the manner stated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

DR.. Stanton, Assistant Clerk TO the House
OF Representatives, committed suicide at his
residence In Brooke county, Va. on Wednes-
day night last, during Temporary insanity i'm
duced by sickness.--ErchaHgc.
We find the above in number Of the East,
eTn papers. Tue statement was derived. we
believe from the Telegraph OF this city. Its
not correct. DIR, Stanton died of coneestive
fever, not by his own hand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
THE CENTRE OF THEUNIvERsE Dis


CONERED.-The Cincinnati Atlas states
matthias received German Journal. publish.
cd by Professor Schumah,r announcing that
DIR. Maedler, director OF the Dorpat observa-
tory, Russia. has made the extraordinary dis
covery OF the grand GENITAL Star OF sun, about
which the uaiverse of stars is revolving.
This discovery he announces in the follow
ing language.
81 therefore pronounce the Plciades 10 be
the central group of that mass OF fixed stars
limited by stratum composing the Milky WAY
and Aleyeae as the indiyidual star OF this
group which among ell Others combines the
greatest probability Of being the true central
Snn7
BY train OF reasoning, which will not at
tempt TO explain, he finds ihe probable paralax
OF dis great central star TO b. SIX thousands OF
one second Of an arc, and its distance To o..
thirty-iour millions Of times the distance OF
the sun, or so remote that light, wi ia a veloc.
ity OF twelve millions Of miles per minute
requires period OF five hundred aud thirty
seven years, TO pass from the great cenITe I,
our Sun.
Did our friend Of the Atlas ever see a bo
with HE thumb on his nose'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

The whole Of Virginia, E8st OF ihe glre
hi'igr has ihls year been more subject 70 Chile
end fe'ers hate; sny Other period within Tho
memory Of man. There j. scarcely q fsm,ly
wi'Hn circuit 81 fifty miles around Petefs
ou'g mat has not bed one or norr Of rs In
mates down with Dis most snnoying ofdis.
easfs' Ia some counties. we hear. ths Tohsr.
GO r,op has suffered iJr lhc wsui Of ihe prop.
e's''en'ion--ibc uegoes being ,ick viii 4.
soc sBd lcgcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
PniLApELPAiA. Sent. D.. AIM

- IHILhUtIsFAIA, sept. ., y L. NJ
wear yet without any tidings Of the arri
val OF the Great Western at New York. Oar
mercantile community have been on the oni
riuc all day IN expectation OF its receipt. The
Hour and grain markets have been Arm. with
small safes. at the advanced prices OF Friday
and Saturday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

The jury in ths case of young Spencer,
charged with the murler OF his wife, OF Der
gen, j. have returned venlict of not gull
y- The plea which cleared him was that Of
insanity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
WHEELING sTORE

HgHNSFON& BERRNHI1.I. Wholesale and Retail
~ Dealers in Foreign aud Domestic
DRY GOODS,
No. 13l Main Street. Wheeling. Va.
AGAIN can The sention Of sn pesaons " sbng Ia pur
chase anything IN the Dry Guods line They have ust
received very large and well seerrd stoek ~ Tos
sud fispc Dry COnds. aud they iniend 70 disfsse -
them a. such price, a. viii fa 10 psssc tie t1of
ecunOaicei ffsfh los of
CARPETS.
nslf'feted HaHef Furs and Ttimug- and nisu "a !.
oi esefJ description Or Nhoicssr. suiV ~
JOHNSTON A HHRHYHJfI
No. ~ MslH sircei Whceiing Va
N'"tH - Argus copy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02

Gof oG.-Eliyah Col, postmaster at New
81 Louisville, in Licking county, Ohio, was
arrested some time ago on charge of rob5iag
the mail. aud lodged in the Columbus Jail.
One morning last week he took French leave
and isnow at large. A reward OF 500 is OF.
tered for bis apprehension.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
ALMANACs, ALMANACs


fi'h ANHIs
q ~. TWlor's old RDreA cod Read, u..-.... Il.
- manfcs. TURNER. iflpfor,d lisii.e ts-r,.,.. ~.
nare. American Fa~nrrs Alrsnsfs r.,..,
tinenaff' ishers cfn.'c Nrarara Usr.f f....t...
1850 c.n iasiofs Rouah ard G,..is ANN.
a,e N'r ,shit Ain.ara.s ...I f,.....4 ~ T..
$50, - T HoRNBBOuk Nar,o..
". y Rags, Gmur. B,Gs0- Soy
Ffnlhtrs rnnLA ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-02
SENTENCED TO BIZ SHOT The S,n,,

SENIbNCED TO BE SHOT. The Santa
D. correspondent OF tle ST Louis Rev. saws
Wat volunteer, member Of Capt. Reds
company from Ssliuc county, had been sen.
fenced 'o Oe siioi, bui that ihe punishment
hsd been COMMITTED lis name j. He,ue,
or something like. lleis said 90 have drawa
his abfe on Capt Iuuer. Assistant Adjutsst
General
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t1faysriHs Eggie

MURDERER ARRESTED. WIN. II
hafFHs, who killed Meredilin Independence
$40, 500 broke lail short time ago. has been
arrested ~ ihe Geek nation bg M. Mbrccitus
bnral, v. > Agent for the Ssmiaol.s a..
VIII swat acquisition from the Governor Of
Mo, IA the jaii, 81 Van Burcn Since hi, az
resi ne says that be shot Meredith Cor mski1g
Insulting advances 90 bis vile, blt be sco,6. =
her OF all blamc.--lSi Louis Amencsn. II
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WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DRY GoODS TfOtsr

~ hhrNnr wshinz o. purchssr y Size whaoss'e ,s LODI
y DO well 90 call 81 thf Nhse.ais stosr i.,,.,, ',
ehntinf c'rNhre There VIII d. f,nnd in otfr sialt
Fite, Nsfiei ~ Noiion-, Which b. rot ustsHy tDair
~ 1919 H we arc ae'rfuiHcf ~ ~ w HI,is
.st "a ~ ~ M reduced prices. m tsu wH6tof r.
whs aeas We wh 'ake great pleasure be- sla,, inc ,,i,
pchtr ctert 0tc g. DO rrEsft pfieas if IL, rsyet ,
go y" seH mem. JOHNSTON a BTRRYUftf
Orioisr q. no. ..' a.
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METEOROLOGICAL TABLE
For .NSuf,nb,r 1910
THE HIGHEST PRICES YET vohl1. J

Ahb hluHEoi PhiCES EI.--TwO hbds
Of Ohio wappery Tobacco were sold last ,reck
ny Mr.. WIN. Lapham. Commission Merchant
Light street, Baltimore, Tor Messrs Hsrr A
hance' at the rate Of S32 and S27 respective.
Naysriie Eggie.