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STEEL BELLs.-Mr. Cisi in bis A dvertiser,, de-
MES that steel bells are made in Cincinnati, and
says that The manufacture Of steel bells was
attemPtedin New England some years since
but proved an absolute failure.
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1--WE would, also, respectfully ask the atten-
tlon of our Gtnics are ours,) Editors to the ar
ficle''-.Southron.
ave would respectfully ask the attention
OF, the Editor of the Southron to that article
Has he purchased any Editors lately9 Or does
he believe, that, like his predecessor, he can
nrule or ruin!n Shall we see!
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NorIcE.ARey. B. l.. BARNES, will preach at
the Old Church in this place on the 26th inst
CHE 4th Sabbath) ethe funeral sermon Of Wiley
Madison, son ofVJohn Briscoe, and Eliza Ann,
daughter .ufCapt. John R. Grigsby"
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Costly MhEAGE.-The sailing distance from
New York to the mouth of the Columbia river,
Oregon is only fifteen thousand miles. The
mileage ofthe "Oregon MEMBER will be an
item-about twelve thousand dollars, and the
constructive pay for the Senators the same a
mount'-Sat Ere Post.
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Of age-says he belongs to Mr.. Stokes
of North Carol ma, negro trader, and
runaway from said Stokes in HUNTSVILLE
Alabama, some time last December.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, or he will be dealt with
according TO law.
April 25, 1916. 52-tl
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8 SMOKE YOUR GLAss!-Have everything ready
for the Eclipse to-day-the last time thatit will
exhibit for many years at this place. Give it
good benefit.
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Birth pIAcr ~ CoLuMBUs. -We see i stated
in letter from the European correspondent OF
the. saturday Evening Post, that by registers
recently found in the Island of Corsica, it has
been determined that that Island gave birth to
Columbus, as well as to Napoleon. eT
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-04-25

AeEsoy George Pratt, Esq, Office OF the
(New York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
lied agent, 10 receive advertisements and sub
scriptions, and receipt for thesame.
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Corn-Law Reduction Indian Meal
Meal Bread oliver Cromwell = Sir
Robert Peel-ClodpoleIs Address to
Mother Earth.
BRIsroL, England, March 3, 1916,

BRISTOL, England, maIcn D, io4o'
am not about to say anything with refer
ence TO politics, but may, perhaps, bePermitted
to remark that the proposed admission Of
Corn and all kinds of grains free of duty ex-
cites intense interest in every part Of the
Kingdom. Already people are making bread
with Indian corn flour, or with half Indian and
half wheat, by way of experiment, as it is an
ticipated that the United States will beenAbled
to supply US with quantities almost inexhsus-
table. From all can learn, Indian corn -four
will become an immense article Of import;
for the experiments have given general sststse-
lion. Another result of Sir Roberts Peel's
rev measures will be production Of the hours
Of factory labor; for Ireadin Dickens new pa
per, the Daily News, that ''ths Associated mill
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BuRyIvG ALIvE.--The Constitutional (French)
states that from the year 1888 to ls45, "a per-
sons had been saved from being buried alive
from fortuitous circumstances. Many of them
had been apparently dead for several days.
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THREAD LACE, &C., sc.

THREAD LACE, &C., sc.
SUPERIOR new style Of Thread La
- ce Edgings, Muslin Collars. Ladies
Revere Handkerchiefs, fancy Worsted
Scarfs, fine Painted Fans, &c. &c., for
sale low.
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
april IL, 1916.
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INsoLvENr

WE the und,er,sign
appointed byl
Of Madison county,
and allow claims q
Armsted Branch, d
been declared insQ
Office Of Owen 'Vd
town of Canton, in
for that purpose,
in each month, unit
Of said court.
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buiIt-says he belongs 70 lCharIes OUI1y
near New Orleans
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, Or he will be dealt with
according 10 law. n,,,
Anil or. 1916. 32-tf
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COM WI ER CIAL.
New orleans Cotton Malket-April IS

We condense from the Bulletin. The advi.
ces expected by the Unicorn not having beer
received exercises an unfavorable influence
upon the market so far as regards the exten
of business As respects prices, holders have
no disposition to press their stocks. Sales o
the week amount to 10000 bales. Stock or
hand 2l3,767. Prices are precisely as las
week.
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Mr.. Stokes of North Carolina, negro
trader, and ran away from said Stokes
in Huntsville, Alabama, some time last
December.
The owner is requested to.come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, or he will be dealt with
according TO law.
E. GRIM, Tailor.
April 25. 1916. -. 80 #
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A hustle on yOnng lady is in;snded to an
swer the purpose Of "a kite, ItsOb.set is to keep
the gi5dy thing steady.
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April 20, 1916


YHyO the Jail Of Madison
WI county, 2lst Of April,
1916, by G. A. Cameron, J.
rP., as a runaway, q negro
man calling himself Will
SON. Said negro is black,
about five feet eleven inches
shiph. about TWENTY-FIVE years
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NEu-OLLEAxs, Monday Afternoon,
April Goth, 1916. {
]. II. DENNY. Clerk

AS to the further news from the Army of Oc-
cupation, we can make neither fish nor flesh OF
it. We learn that General Taylor is some
where-whether in Mexico or Texas, the book
does not say. We also learn that the Mexi-
cans have assumed very hostile attitude. We
also learn thatit isreported that ''ihe Mexicans
have several thousand troops and that if both
sides get very belligerent there will bea fight OF
backing out. Ed. Creole.
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CoMMITTED,

EyO the Jail Of Madison
IA county, goth Of April,
1916, by J. L. MAchell, J. p.
as a runaway, a Negro man
calling himself TO IN !.
Said negro is black, five feet
eleven inches high, about
AS years Of age, and stout
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Extract of letter received by Samuel
Sweetzer, Consul of the Republic of Ecuador,
datad =

t. Qurro, April 9Th, 1915.
yesterday there arrived in this Capital, a
young gentleman, an American Of Phiadel-
phia, by the name of John S. Klause, from Lii
ma, [left 10th September las,) via-the head wa
tiers of the Amazon or Maranon, as the Span
iards call it. A very interesting, and may
add, important voyage, for he assures US these
rivers are or can be made navigable, and abound
with cocoa, cotton, rice, cloves, cinnamon, bal
sans, and valuable woods Of all kinds, and that
there has arrived four steamboats, in the river,
and that he was actually on board two ofthem
What an important thing for the Ecuador, thai
within three days ride Of Quito, you may EN-.
bark in an American steamboat for any part Of
the world" ssE n
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~ Z ~ -
On Saturday, the 25th Of April, there will be
an eclipse of the sun, which, although sbul
partial, even where largest in the United States
will without doubt be carefully observed by
every astronomer, as it will also be visible in
Great Britain, and therefore of great value fol
the determination of his longitude from Green.
wich, and as it will be the last large eclipse
that will be visible to us for upwards of eigh
years, and the last that will be total in our vi
cinity until August TIN, 1862
During the remainder of the present century
there will be but five eclpses central in any
part Of the A tlantic States, viz: those of May
&c, 1854, and September 20, 1875, annular in
Massachusetts, and that Of October 10, 1865,
in the Carolinas, whilst those of August 4
1869, and may %, 1900, will be total in North
Carolina and Virginia.
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April 95, 1916.
COMMITTED,

EyO the Jail Of Madison
IL county, 2lst Of April,
1916, as a runaway, a negro
man calling himself Ant
ney. Said negro is copper
colored, about thirty years
old, five feet seven inches
bioh-says he belongs 10
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HIG HLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
DECLARATION OF WAR.

Further from the Army Of Occupation.
WAR WITH MEx1co.-We received the follow
ing letter and publish it entire, and have only
time to remark that it is strange that Mexico
should have declared war against US at this
time-when she had almost insulted the United
States by refusing to receive Mr., Slidell. Trne
she only received minister to negotiate the
Texan boundary, and the United States had no
right to expect her to receive Mr.. slidell for
other purposes, after she had virtually ejec-
ted Wilson Shannon; but it occurred to us
that hostiities would commence on our side,
from the great anxiety eyinced by some of our
leaders at Washington to shew their valor
We imagine that if the coast is blocknded, no
more land troops will be required, or if SO that
volunteers will be accepted in calling out the
militia Of the countrY.s
NEu-OLLEAxs, Monday Afternoon, d
April Goth, 1916.
By steamship Alabama, 26 hours from Gal
weston, off bar Of South Pass-spoke to the U.
S. steamer, Col. Harvey, from Brazos, Santa
go, bound to this port. The Col. H. reports
that "War has been declared against the United
States by .Merico, and the ~ltole Of the JMeriean
coast is now In state Of BLOCKADE from Fort Jack
son.' The Col. H. will be up to the city to-
night.
Ps.-The above is copied from the manifest
of the steamship Alabama, by Bulletin paper
reporter, and forwarded to theyicksburg Wing
by clerk of steamboat Peyton.
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EcLIrsE or The, SuN.--The fo1Bwing motto
of the eclipse Of the sun which will take plac,
in April next, is copied from Sllliman's Jour
- s..ssa isag3ss9e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14


/ ALrEEATlN = < Rt.SroEAIiNESEEJP.
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Hutn. az PERSIA fdcrarH. E.aGn.t, .t ...
N.'7. u'v R,-a. T,ust Oar S,it. r..i, 90
Moo anal U.~r1.e,; ir sh.rf i,lH H.I disease. tr-
i"e from at IAirURE stale %. b, BLOOD ,I.
''rsts ro'diH"itrI ,he l'kc ~. - "a, vr .b, i,
JJp cI0rSu,vp cot A'tEC.Ev.
I, - H.N .,.re twelve ',a,s snrr. she r-rp.5-I.t
rtm- h' ihe iu v',i'te % a., S,fuH. pol. uHt.t
iu'c 90 us ic r.-ta.,y ,"sN. 'o' 'trr.,,d D..
a "'r.,iu'F. t.N.r. o.. u-u.u ,.Tvs UI.r.
'..us .a..t.a 3.1 fH- h. s... t.,r.... ..... OIL.
Hni" produce 'lr iea,t .i.a'afy q 90, .Iur juc
.8uvtfs
lu ru proa ,tie..ni, 7'sie, CH.r H- Dsl.
'''ir. D,,srguc, auI ar.s uuon te LIVER tl,K,l.
utg 90 "htu lrruiI iete.t.u,s
a, 900 Air q ,C~ aul a.. gi.ret uv BIO ID 81
, honestly hei.,eI by iHr i,upus .0t sa. CI,,s fo
auN eIN.f msdtciIe NY tn usr.
I0iegJ 90 ,,p> uni tUnl boz brI ., evue fHIIy sal
isiisd 81 ii- greet med.riuli Nlrus rs-.h.f "a,
he so.lrtp'I'nsn f pet-nus Nbo b.d NIii.sscd ne
1tne. th1t ht Wvu'd c'i.eiI. iu usu,e % hrYI. tas
GA tluu uf ureNspopef. ne .uvb ,.ufs. %. O. ,r
70 .Na,- .cCwci % much hac qa,,tfy pui... %.
-rii i..ft iuitr
~ uurh thr percussion ~ rn7ny prrstrs, wLr .
.r~"' 'o tt'nk hin Bee d"ls tsuui 100 p.'.sI B., lu
'Eo NutIl tr no toIcbt ct 50 il,rrs Immunity. he !
h's 40 ,,rg b come iuthc cu,lusuu ui t'Ifsulr- 1
'he c'ui-r ojupIej hy every cumpruudst II lutcN /
medicines, u'ugr he treats not with ih1l bTtii"td
. u'nier' winch many use 10 order o. cr,m Iacit I
-iuH down lh- thtoa- ut . t-' eosly dclu'ci Ic,.
'.s. Cruitr'lei "t Curshs,g uutn br,n ten. /
'.rt a.u I.r Vh.,I, be- feel. trui, ihas oua Goo F..
sn'u Hr Urir eu 81 .rHrtI..r.l 700 su,H lhua, Do .
1rf"s 81 curj .r.e..fr,, Pc. La IH.- ft.I ."
'isr'c- hs H.-.l.nu .i t-.I. -.i tnIlr .r.I. a.t .
'sr ".'' c''li.t 'a>- r-rH..'l v'Ht I. .tt- a.u .
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Arr.NrioN,--A GREAr hNcltaNuNr

40. 100 VAN ,TFFEr.


wTsr siDE, CORNER MtENEr ALLEY.
. Uas ui.d ts tc,eiNius So large qulul,,. oi
ID n prv C,rds isi he afs Utd rrun L. .tits
theta aVav rhfse foors are 1'rr1tv iui and 80
pi'ce o. oui iho halucr; YOU Wi Ee rcime sc
'hai rv s.ch moS o. very cI'cA.i,e. aud 60, s,-i,
in rsrf rt tatvs.
CIOrjs- S1 peircs Frsrch, Eosisb, Belgium
a.l Wr-t m gael W.ul p,rd cluihs. um1us
Nhirh b. srrl gas,iiv 81 az quarters wite lrr ore
dalhr per vl Very excellent qu1bty oi Mod
byci tack fer iosr detlrs = csai psiisf and OlhcT
o..'s ai iie some fsie aeeurdts io qpsI'y
AS~tNEBES-Lsf-e ard splendid u.,ntfucn.
90 plain b'a,s. Freveh nrJ Eusrh Ct,sinc,c,.
s sea iar-c .-s.-unehi ot taffSl uul arrct OF So.
ri"us ard heentint pattern. Fine buck NO.
ltrd Cn--rucre trr rDc ,ipliar PER yuM
SAlTlNErlS--f2rc huudfci pciccs OF PLAN.
Gs q. di1m"od nud iauey Sriineils aii csor. and
a,ierns Witch Mil be soid cheaper Than WIS ever
~ red Ia his market, say irstn - cvnis uPwatd-
A., large qpaity vi upsd. haircl snI PLAN
kcuiur o., JcsHs ~ ainDs' any wice.
WIS llNGS--A large erd issuuful assortment
ct FuuoS Neegucs ct quniiue. sud SIS l,s .uyh ~
Do, yer bee" offered n ,hIs cay before. ,a,t i,t
che ~.
D.. .Ca'ico.sihc finest and bet
Yer. rr,l siyic. ,,ucrr. Of fast ,olors mf
cents rcr ,d The oe,i and richest patterns ,ha,
b,. ever been offered al he West ot l2l cents per
yarI
pOMI STiCS-A very large quantity Of Rrovo
um B,arhcd Musilus Brown M"-I'u l yard nUi
, uIhs. ~ ,'r TOR Ci crrj. psrNG A.-' hc-l guilt
~, $500 ,',et,,...,
- ''' ~
',. WV .',''' -.
..I.u $50, t .,,-,.,,...
i.r., t,>...,.- ~. -.f. t..,,,r.'
,el russs.
fOE LADIES' DRESSES- \ ar.c aoI
.,.tr,...,. 49,.
a .. b., t.,.l I.,h..
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OF COFFiT.-IE7. 49,

" 90 o. KNOWN bsf A - AuAaS fa.
y o., q DE New ytk aaH Fsts F.sa.ufs .,,
fsh aad Wlgfsf 90 1876 sa8 q s.i a..a q sa..l.
ht "i Crss'nfffs srd Nsat1ss ebn.H vt.I ta nlas
~ ~ ofasf poo be iHsi fi.hurs Tb.se wb1 taui
ep2t
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WuOLES aLc NVp RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
e. T. T. ~ " A q. a. - IL

HINIU asUE I|TUN eIUtII-
WHEELING Fi
4 EE NOW OPENING s-.,.da .e, .i
"a GOODS sael as aays rp, been lel.fo auui
iu fhs market
THeirsu,k cumlfi,s- every srrstss oi GOODS H
.hc N4rc.v lius, ir1u ri" .rtI.ef- trs u ibg Goo.
ee.i end mol ,1inlfic duuit-f.r afa,l.s
They are pfFiarsd lp auHp.y rlUI.NRs arf
NfRY STORES oi.b s.l ro4is in lnetf hat
'i ''oer pfires u4au la.y Dove t,tf lesre brsu
bod Wt,. 8l boo H.r.l...s
BRASS CLOCKS.
a 70 &C. bod s..t.... a.. ...fI. .tf s.ie b, .l-.
SHE .f ft..I 20 ..H.U.s.Ibrr. IH.ta
TUe fn.'r ,,i.| .Nt.a.-f ,H#.e luI or.
au.nHt .pf s 9.s arl lfI.tt
trr2j ELLIOTT s. ORR
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GADIEE' WEAR.
Sup,r French. Eughsh and Scotch Cashm, re-
II the newest rattctus. 81 Is Alpncn- Bpmis.z pe.
runs.leuues. Msunoe-; treuch Eug sh and o..
meet. Chinzes 0ud Pt,uis several hundred piece;
Sculrh. Manchester nui American Gugha1s u
great vaus',; Rihhuu-. FiuNcf-. sd6 nui Nluhu,r
Funccs G mj.s md oihcf irimruirg>--1 la-rr si1tk
pi Corsri. Guided Skit.s We sh Flame 6 1 Twist
Cotton aud Wo, Flannel TX clliu auJ geuuiuc
Welsh GauEc F'aauc'; Linen camlur lIdhis very
large aDd desirable ass"ftucil; Linen Cambria.
JaConci. SNi,s aud Scui,h Mull and E,sk Nuslu>
Cambtic-, PLAN, corded and pilii. Lang Lawn. auJ
nii uhcr such While g,ods--Thlcad ltrcs aud
EdsUcs, Isle aud Cotton &C.; J comet nrd SINS
Etg ngs AID luseTiing The very best as,u-imcni
SllAWI.S- .urer Tu,kerri, Casl mctc Tablet
Wal. ,mhj and plain. Muushu dr Iniuc De-.
Ficuth Mcrino 10. super Lhck embI C.o.h Tn.
hot Wool and alpaca Shawl; n efcat vauctv uf
M-unne ShaWl.--ntou .arco D., of q .lvicd.p um
aud ratb dc BIatk,I. Cotlop. Brlcba ond o'be,
medium and low rfirrd SaaVi.. N--. SUPER
BLACk AND FANCY COLOGED FRENCH
CLOTHS FOR ClOAkS
CRANATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet. Suk al.d hl,ru,. % l.ar.d, ule -s.urire.i
B.uucS NclVes, Si,ks sui ioVcr Ff,rrl
needle ,vurkcd Cupcs CHm zeurs aud Collar.
hlpds me suoll fad high culorJd 50 u-iiu je
L,iu,s nr chtli'er; sulcr black Lace Nu's. wur.-
ted Gan sa'd Goats iar children; Gum E'lsuc and
,yeh S,speDiei. rof Bows HOSIERY. q act, uut
Whine Slk, Alpaca Mefuu. Wors'td L.mb'.
VOL. Cashmere. Cutivu auS Ggfmtutpwu li,asr, nt
al coors eud rrc,s ur Laiis-, Mise, md Cuii,
dtcr; n',o Gf,crsu u 'uts Nr chilArsn GLOVES
Black hiie and cuiufod No. h.a,N nud ~ hiJc s,ib
C4,Lmctr. MetU", Cotton, F,i,ct, Nou, Nul.ir and
every her t,,cfFiun Ut ihr. arIcls. tr Iod,e,,
Misses and ohdreu;n large sud ,uTcrh ,lo,S To-
rc,hcr Wilh every variety % Good, i'r Ladies' aud
Gladden. scar. " g SELBY.
uuN II Conner N-!v& Madison S.
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D Es y a. q @ I'D s.:
Then conquer Wempsi.
Pr our eatse % i iisi'
JOHNSTON q BERRYIlILL.

a IA lOLtSALE aHd iCiuh Dtaisr.1p Fore .u
w md D'u,c-iic Dry Gc'sjs caf The auen,,ot.
Of TIE citizens oi Wheeling nod ukcNi.e uH uib.t
person. throughout ihc s.r5outdilc cuutiry. O..
iheit large, cheap nni well selected .'urS OF Pane,
Grd Saplc DIV Guul>. We whl countess that We
d' uoi go ic, 10 be- 50. lfc uf az cos, hnt Wc are
determined % seIl goods al such prices - viii
compete With auy house la this 90 env other cip
we.i ct i5c m,un'aius. h i.e selling ~ 40 c'>l tu
the CONTRARY toiNi h.iand,rg, a. Wish TO reduce
our stck much a. p,,s~ibie 20 make r"fn ivr our
Slrhe purchases We 10 not decm % necessary Co.
name iIe articles. bot Will merely sintc ii.ai W.
haze every article thai usually io bc bal iu ,ify
gnl. siurc wuha variety ot nutiUn. winch are CO.,
ediuus to mention
LADIES viii please cal end examine our sfocL
OF Caution Crai,c Scarf. same uf tbc haudsomC.l 90
The cily. aud Vefy reduced rr,ce.
40 iIArrERS
Il We always keep haul large as.oft
neni - lIntiei'- ;urs md Trimmirg- with scVer,l
ases Il Meas nd Buys Ciuih. Chased aud Plush
Ears. En1a,re "r
JOHNSTON g. BERRYuILL.
nov - M l3l Mann s. Wheeling
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NE wy FALC, GOODS!

betne ttc seruHd supply tbts sess8H. uhd iHt qnluI
~ aud qualUy We believe cannot hr strslIcI iu
th,. ety.. We have CLOTHS 1' siI tive suurus
sulpfs. qgllu - ,ud piece tIssHueres. SiHIneir.
lean. Itnsey. Ksf.ets rWreis. So Onr .ta.k OF
Gssflsmes's War 10 yesv .a'Rs sri clm. .ele.
LADIES GOODS
Oh ever l.pd. snsb ~ tl.nrs sfs Nusiu D.
iline- P'liu afH F1ncy I.td lHf >f.flsi : D.,
sn, be ,no.f sttffs.,c sf.ss Hi Alp AtAs 60. Owes
~ nvie sod quality. wtIrh Sc cor ssII tsfY aiafh
chearcr upu ever tef rf, sI-a. tti r~s t,.uFfffH'
frsi,.h anil French Neur.ss. Ofssr- s...i.. HH.
net a5d o H.ust S.Iss aHd NeNes u HIslH.. H.,
80. Cove. ilssiefg. sos fho rrsafe.i qHIH.Iy a
SiiAWiS 90 stefy ds.rfIifoH. Wr Iusu~ t i.
ral ari see "uf s'eca. s. vg HeIe,e $50 H.Nr CO..
ssn'.fo uf huytns equal 60 luY .t.tf b1H.c. ard
Ne pledge "urtIsts o. ssli goods lei InH ls furi
gsu le t.ulhf 90 fhe tity.
octI SENsENEY 3 RHODES
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COOKING STOVES

ME Suircfli.st bIs tbs d,y received a lara.
Jos 81 Cnokins Stoves from Cincinnati from
be naDuiscIofy 81 g wolH & c.. winch makes h,.
assortment ct ,l',se Stoves now complcie ~ b..
nl-'' hand various other patterns among Which are
he highly famed and losily rsiebfsted
HAriIAWAY'S PArENT:
oil 81 which ~ri be- dspissd 81 o. e sHt.i advance
an cost Ny motto - small prfs sud qufk
0fns
Fefs'ns IN vast Of ibc ai,ye 90 any other article
my line tluppef. Ton ut Slret if-n Watctl ,tI
r'ease call at The "id sol veil knaun sand on
Union "isst vhcfs hafssin. can alya,. 10 .b,s,,.
Cd. rsl 10 THOS q CtLBEtgTsON. Ar,sf
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Y .FR EY y.

PLAID Clu,kiugS ai,J IiufnR., CIutk tu'ts 7rd
I assci'. Mernl. Llmis Wuii. Slk AID Cotton
Shtr's aud DuVcfs some pi Which are Vcr supr.
uar. Rich 6g'd SHuu. black Siuu 1nJ ~i.k Aiu-
&C., Meuuu uus Niadrs. Sturs and CrSas s els
nud shut Cuiar., Sin nnd Linen P.,kri o.. h.s,
Mcuuu. Stk. ,ouop aud IaSn's Wool il1l ll..r.
(amunt Wh,ct ore 80 par, ssus uirc kut1 Eur
.uysr tlk, tt,u Bs.Vsr, Sd Meru.. $ Us, ser.
lin aud Cotton Cows. Suptf lrrh Linens 600.
best Irng Cl5ib Cotton sbuugs sa.ptndrf,,
C"mGits and mFieic ass nmroi o' Tatof.
Trimmings vs. Il ~EiBY.
nrV % Corner Main a NfiI sou s. q
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CRY OtEiCER~ EoH 1918.


C0uHciiue1:
Clelk-JAME> 5. WHEAT
Spssani-J ions MURRAT,
ITA.lC Msscr--R. HANILroH.
Thos HngheS, Matthew M'b;rc, w p Wilson.
w w Shtiv,r, A s Todd Btadv,
Y Sanbotu, Geo Mcudell, q ~ II i>keli,
NJ Nelson, r Corn. VIM Pumrhtgy
jacob Amick, Il Kelley, II ROBERT,
u Lamb
STANDING COMMITTEES OF ! HE
COUNCIL
on OrdtnaEoS--MCs,Is Ne's n, Brady end
Whrat
on tfaanees- Me.srs Hughes, Brady and
I amb
o, Accounts Messrs Shnver, sanborn aud
Kelley.
on Streets and AH'ts-NcsSrS Todd vii.
son, MtnGeil, Annex and Kelley.
Ga Haitr HOfk>-Ne>>ts SlLboTn, M'LuTc,
Todd, Coon nui Roberts.
On Market House -Mc,s-S UeiSkell Pum'
Jhrcy and Cucn
on Coat Dents M,sSrs Rmick. w son Re.
beriS ehd Superintendent ~ Wafer WORKS.
Or H10rrtS-Shriytr, Hughes and Amick.
On tiis Begdyf mtni-- Mr>~f, rodF, NJ Lure,
Sapborn Humphrey amt RotettS.
On P,tdioHS--Mes>fS Nelson. Lamb and
SaIbtrn.
cR Sa'aries-Me'ss Kelley, M'Lure, Shit
vcr, Brady and Nelson
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Va ItttsINIA

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