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IA GEM FROM FANNY FORESTER.
We extract from the proof-sheets .afderorooh
low in press, by Tickner s. Co., the following
oucbug s,anzas, written 10 her mother, by Mrs
hudson. previous to her voyage from this port,'
lew weeks ago:
Give me my old scat, Mother,
With nv head upon thy knee;
I've passed ihro' many changing scene,
Since thus sat by thee.
Oh! let Inc look into thine eyes
.g Their meek. soft, loving light
Falls, like CLEAN of holiness,
Upon my heart, tonight
I've not been long away, Mother;
Few suns have rose and set
Since last the tear-drop on thy cheek
My lips in kisses met.
IT'S but little time, | know,
But very long il seems;
Though every nightl came to thee,
Dear Mother. in my dreams
The world has kindly dealt, Mother.
BV tDe Cnllu tflOu NV 81 81 49,,
Thy prayers have circled round her path;
And twas their holy spell
Which made that path so dearly bright,
Which strewed the roses there;
Which gave the light and cast the balm
On every breath of air.
bear happy heart, Mother;
A happier never beat;
And, even now, new buds ofhope
Are bursting at my feet
Oh! Mother! life may be dream;
But If such dreams are given.
While at the portals thus we stand,
What are the truths Of Heaven?
bear happy heart, Mother;
Yet, when fond eyes see.
And hear soft tones and winning words,
ever think of thee
And then, the tear my spirit weeps
Unbidden hlls my eye;
And, like ahomeless dove, long
Unto thy breast to fly.
Thin, l am very sad, Mother,
I'm very sad and lone;
OH there's no heart whose inmost fold
Opes to me like thy own.
Though sunny smiles wreathe blooming lips
While love tones meet my ear;
My Mother, one fond glance of thine
Were thousand times more dear.
Then with closer clasp, Mother,
Now hold me 10 thy heart;
I'd feel il beating 'galnst my own,
Once more, before we part.
And, Mother, to this l9ve.lit spot.
When am far away,
Come oft-too oft thou canst not come!
And for thy darling pray.
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c1TATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS:
20 CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Robert F. Naylor etal. no
The said Robert F Naylor residing withou, o ,iie
State of Ohio, will take notice, that on the Iad gay
af October 1915, the complainants fled their org.
naI bill in tins case, and that on the Sd day OF sep
tember 1916 they filed their bill Of amendment, set
ling forth in substance, that at the fall term OF tue
Supreme court for said county in ls4O, the com
por for S365 9s, which re mains unpaid, and that
the said NayIor g. Minor had no effects subject to
lew at law, bul that James Smith & Josiah M; Dl.
lon in his life time were indebted to the said Nh
nor by note of 81 .oOo aud that the same has been
frauduently transferred INTO the possession ., u
lanes w. War6eld. The prayer of the bill and
amendment thereto is, hatthe said debt so due the
said Minor may be subjected to the satisfaction o. o.
the said judgment; the said Robert r. Naylor WIN ,ha
therefore appear, plead, answer or demur to the
said bill within sixty days from aud alter the rising
Of the court at its next term.
VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
September A, 1S46.-5:6w. t4t
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DissolatiOn.

yWyHE co.parineiship heretofore existing be-
ID tween the undersigned, in the mercantile
business, Sunfish, Ohio, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Those indebted 10 the establish
ment by note or otherwise, will please settle the
same Immediately. PORTER & SMITH.
September l lSi6.-l9n27
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j. II 81. II. MORRIS
ire now receiving from the East splendid stock oil
DRY GOODS,
consisting IN part of the following articles

consisting IN part of the following articles:
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Cloths IPantaloon plaids
(,assimeres Chambrays
Plain & figured Saiinett Nankeens
do do Jeans Plaid drills
Summer Cloths Mexican mixtures
Kremlin Tweeds Satin vestngs, &C. SC.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Plain, figured and black Mnlls
dress silks Striped and plain CAIN
do do lawns bricks
Muslin de LANES French ana American
Figured striped and plain prints
e,nphams Mourning & furniture do
Fancy birage Alapacas
| Iacone,, Balzarines, SC.
BONNETS, SHAWLS, ETC.
Extra Florence braid Birage scaris
bonnets Fancy and hllett mltts
W;Ilow. lawn and straw Silk and kid gloves
do Dress handk'fs, good
Net, wool, ombre, and variety
silk shawls White and black Grape
Silk and cotton hose &c.
LADIES' SHOES.
Fancy lasting CATERS Kid, seal ana coiorea hi'
Black lasting CATERS slippers
Misses fancy lasting bus Misses monroe boots, &e.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS.
Calf and seal boots Beaver and moleskih hats
Mems Monroeshoes Russia and iur 40
Bows do Leghorn s. palm eaf do
Texas ties do Cloth Caps, &c
Parasols, Parasolettes, and Sun Shades. Colored
Cambrics, Brown and Bleached Muslins, Irish
Linens, Brown Hollands. Brown and
Blue Drills; Sheetings, Shirtlngs and
Tickings; Patent and Spool
Thread; Canvass and Pad
ding; White and Color
ed Flannels, Table
6 Cloths, Apron
Checks,
&c.
Together with an excellent supply OF
= GROCERIES, TINWARE, AND QUEENS
- WARE, and thousand other articles too tediou
>, to mention, which will be sold for cash or copntr!
: produce, cheaper than ever before offered III Mon
i roe County. If you want large lot OF goods 10
= little money, call at the store of
y j, r. g. J. H. NORRIS.
:. Woodsfield, 1916.
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Managers Office,
CT. G.. Gregory e Coz
Wheeling, Sept. 10, 1876.

VI
& ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Elk. Glass lS4
draws at Baltimore, Oct. 7th. ~ No. Lottery; l3
s2s 900; 1900; 1000; 10 each of 1900; 1000;
600;
Tickets Ss; certificate of package OF 25
whole tickets will cost 800.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass G. draws
al Alexandra, Oct 10th. rs No Lottery; ID
drawn ballots. a.
Grand Capitals of 10000; each IS oo,ooo' 20
of 900. 53 of 1000.
Tickets $40; certificate OF 20 whole tickets
will cost $l40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Ex. Glass 239,
draws at Baltimore, Oct Nth. rs No Lottery IA
drawn ballots
S25. .oOu; 5000; 900; 20 of 1000.
Tickets So; certificate of package OF 20 whole
tickets will cost Sf65
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass III. draws
at Alexandra, Oct 18th. 1S No. Lottery, Ia
drawn ballots.
ss5O 900 2O, 900; 10, 900; 10000; 2 of 1880; 2
of |, 900; 2 of $500 a of 1880; 20, OF 1000;
20 of 900; 600; 40 of 50O
Tickets $40; certificate Of package OF 70
whole tickets will cost $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Ex. Glass PA,
draws at Bait Oct 2lst rs No. Lottery IL drawn
ballots.
s Prizes of IL, 900; is sc, 900; 100; of 500.
Tickets $s; a certificate of a package OF 70 whole
tickets viii cost Ssl05
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass !. draws
at Alexandra, Oct oath. rs No. Lottery, IL drawn
ballots - e,oo
$50 900; 10000; 5000; 40, of 900; so, OF 800.
Tickets $40; certificate OF package oil 20
whole tickets will cost Ssli5.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Ex. Glass 24s
draws at Baltimore, Oct. 2sh, IS No. Lottery
Is drawn ballots.
2 of ]. 900; is 20, 900; Is of 1000.
Tickets $5; certificate of package oil ~
whole tickets will cost $50.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class X. draws
at Alexandria, Oct. 81. 7S No. Lottery, 10 drawn
ballots. ooo
s35, ,29l; 10 900; 5000; 1000; 5000; 5000; 2,
435; 2 of 2 900 of 1900; of 1880; 20 0
1000; 80 of 500. .,
Tickets $40; certificate OF package OF q
whole tickets will cost $l45
Prizes sold since our last circular, sept. Znd M
A, 900; 2, so; Sept 9Th 300; 200; Sept: 9h 0'ooo
Sept. l2ih. s-52-72; $50 900; sent to washington
500; whole 800; half 800; quarter held by ten
tlemen. of Wheeling. Address your orders 10
ROB'T ARMSTRONG s. Co,
O,lv ogents for J, G. GREGORY s. Co. .Hangers
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The TeIegraphic line from Baltimore
10 Boston, it is estimated will be 500
miles in length. and will cost about
$3.50 per mile.
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WMTARNING.-A persons are hereby warned
w not to purchase note Of hand given by
me 10 Joseph Forshey, calling for fifty dollars, da
led April, 1886, and due June i 1916, as the same
Is subject 10 set-off. JAMES STALLlNGs. Z
sep 49,
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Congres sional Register.

In addition to the foregoing. we, have resolved
to publish, during the sessions OF the national legr
islature, Congressional Register." to be issued
weekly, and to contain FULL REPORT OF the
daily proceedings aud debates Of both houses. In
deed the arrangements which we have made with
the very best corps of reporters will enable us to
give even more full and extended reports than we
have produced during this session, superior as we
claim them to be to any preceding ones The
Register will be made up from the daily reports IN
the :. Union" carefully revised by an experen-
ced editor, and will constitute complete and aii-
ihentc record of the session, An appendix will
be added, uniform with the Register, and to be
sent gratuitousy to subscribers, comprising list
of the acts passed during the session, with synop-
sis of their contents and reference, when neces-
sary, to previous legislation. This will form the
most complete history al the sessions OF Congress,
and will be furnished al the low price OF SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS for the next session.
D}- PosTMAsTERs are authorized 10 act as our
agents; and by sending us five yearly subscribers,
with the subscription money, for either the Ddiiy,
Semi Weekly, or Weekly, will be entitled to one
copy of the same edition they furnish subscri-
bers for. f4uslli IS
| RJ- The CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER will be
furnished them on the same terms sl
hs-Newspapcrs publishing our prospectus, with
the notes attached until the lst OF December next.
will be entitled, during the next session Of Con-
gress, to receive copy of the Congressional R'g-
isier and Tri- Weekly Union. 6ss
Clubs ,ciH be furnished D,th M
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, ss'
To all whom il may concern: You will take no
tice that I, Robert Mehen, have this day filed IN
the Office CT the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, of said county. my petition praying saio
court to change my name from Robert Mehen 70
Robert Bartitt for causes therein set forth, which
petition will be for hearing at the October term OF
said court. ROBERT MEHEN.
WIN. F. HUNTER. his Sol.
Sept. II, 1S46.-l9m27:5 ~
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GAINESVILLE, January Is, 1916
6 g g 6 6 8 8

The following gentlemen have been cured by
the Use Of Riey's Pile Ointment, and highly rec
onmend the same:
Hon. M Gregory, Portsmouth, Ohio;
Rev. J. r. johnson, Norwalk;
Erasmus Hulsspple, Richland cocunty;
A. Duran, Columbus;
John NJ Gill, do
H. B. Curtis, Mt. Vernon;
VIM. Hatfield, Mansfield; ~
C. Buck, Mansfield; s
Sylvester N. Skeel, Columbus; s9.sa
Amos s. Ramsey, do e54
]. w. Riley, St. Marys;
James Crump, Mansfield;
S. e Cobean, do lHfft.4
Samuel S Garfield, New York; q,
Charles Richardson, do slN
Hon Samuel Qninby, Warren, Ohio;
Hon. Jacob Brinkerhoff; sas stoea8
]. w. Knight. Buffalo. 4aa} % &,s.
4 CAuTIoN.--None genuine unless manufactured
by The Patentee, put up in phal expressly for the
purpose, lettered and sealed with an engraved seal
with g Rilpy's Ointment for Piles: patented Jam
uary, 1874" stamped upon the cork, and enyelo-
ped with a splendid engraved wrapper, signed by
the Patentee.
Sold wholesale and retail by Davis & Wilmer,
Columbus. Ohio; and by
j. r. s. J. H Morris, Woodsfeld;
Davenport & Hager Malaga;
M, p. Miles Son, Somerton;
John McG,lton, Grsysyille; as l. n 4ta
r. Mitchell, Antioch; M s
Anshutz, Pollock g. Co.. Clarington;
| Benjamin Reed, Lewisyille; M s.iif
William Steel, Stafford; H sa
j. Roseman, Carlisle; gafsf 5328 y &
James w Shanklaud, Lexington; atai6i8
John M. Round, Sumn,erfield; sfsf 81
/ John Mallory 4 Co., Bcsilsyile. ~
] July q, 1846,
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WAUN away from the subscriber in the town of
H6, Clarington, Monroe county, Ohio, on Satur-
day night the I'd Of August, Mitchell BUS
KIRK, an apprentice. between eighteen and twen-
ty years of age. (sald apprenticeis is now in this
neighborhood;) he j. about FIVE feet eight or nine
inches in height, rather spare built, and aihtle
stoop shouldered, with light hair fforwarn ail
persdns from trusting harboring or secreting said
boy under the penalty Of the law. s,,s
'8eaYs FORBES A. MORGAN.
August %, 1916. 7s y
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Wanted immediately,

1000 bushels Wheat
1000 Oats
200 " Flax seed
100 Clover seed
100 Timothy seed
500 " Dried Peaches
300 :, :. Apples
500 White Beans
For which the highest price will be given, at the
N'r VIM PORTER,
sent 10 a9 Suntsh. 0.
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Prizes sold since our last circular, Sept. 2nd.
A, 900; 80; Sept 9Th 300; 200; Sept 9lh o'ooo;
Sept. l2lh. s-52-72; $50 900; sent to washington
500; whole 500; half 800; quarter held by Geh-
tlemen, of Wheeling. Address your orders 10
ROB'T ARMSTRONG s. Co,
O,lv ooents far ]. G. GREGORY g. Co. .Nangers
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Ex. Glass 249,
draws at Baltimore, Oct 2sth, IS No. Lottery,
Is drawn ballots.
2 of 900; is 20, 900; Is of 1000. >,
Tickets $5; certificate of package oil 20
whole tickets will cost 500
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Ex. Glass PA
draws at Bait, Oct 2lst rs No. Lottery IL drawn
ballots
5 Prizes of 10, 900; is 80, 900; 100; of 500.
Tickets So; a certificate Of a package OF 20 whole
tickets will cost $sl05
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass !. draws
at Alexandra, Oct oath. rs No. Lottery. IL drawn
ballots. oo
$50 900; 70 900; 1000; 40, of 1000; so, OF 800
Tickets $IO;a certificate of package OF 70
whole tickets will cost SSli5.
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August Is, ls46.-6w
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Ex Glass 239,
draws at Baltimore, Oct. 14th rs No Lottery IA
drawn ballots.
1926 900; G, 900; 1000; 20 of 900.
Tickets So; certificate of apackage OF 20 whole
tickets will cost S65.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

vENiIEy KEEP conasaIiy on haaI. a vso -.
~ irHsise s~,ftmsut IS sepeffsf Nab seny
ffeneh snd OrcntnE Crs,ts. R-cklns chsHs. SsG.
Pee eu5 card TsAl,s, Dressing Bun,aa-. Bcds,caIs
Ieilei sianis. a.sonsd urrSs t1Fcr,er with etfrf
o'hsf enicls II SIC latest .'ylo ADD btst 6n,.LeJ
Furniture ever piietcJ IA ihis CITY
Gilt aud Mshosany Framed Lnksss Glasses O
every tsreiy aud pncs. Lss,nz Gls- Psie. Il al
'iEcs. Petifan a0d P,cisrc fHme, oa h4al .qi
made ~ order
Upholstery Ware cnHssiing - Feather Beds
bo9sie" .nd Pilows. uiif. eoilaa. nask. sprns
snJ sfsw Mannpsses; Biankeis. Qbfils. e,snanrs
Ssekiag Byrosas Of clufa eavsss. Ftsofrlab
Gyass Mats u ~ li,ad.i ioreibef ~isL every ahe,
a'tirie.oi Upholstery Ware. on hsna aad male 81
oedsf
Venfian and Slsi Window BInd. Wind,,
shades ~ ~teIg variety ard eslag al n whi,h VII
he sold st very low pfices, sns Nsfusisi 81 N.
best quality. Atse MaHoGasF NFNFsss. IIs /,
cioth, VsESisu. Spsuish Moss. Mshsr sny gso,.
Sand Pspef Lects. llioges. csssfs. Bllsn Tsts
uiSos r nsisaily on hslsd sd sii laN foY csss.
- SrEss isosTs furnished win sssgy anste
Of f%utHii0Fs - short uotcS A. oa tie very les
iefms. sr "a
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nEcEIyEp nY rrg UNDERSIGNED

,>n.-o~.,<ro
ESbishD Of .',,
i"'n 'e en'esv' "" '"s' ~
asd Balm RI = ls'se '"' ge"''' -'"'" =
'."'eefes' ""'eh 10 """"""
"A 70 "s-or"er, e""P'ee' " ~"'" w. "s
. \ Pa"' ~n"" '"'s are y" $50" ~"
mos, Dc 1rssls term.
i"svn & k"S"".e
20 60 lava 90
81 ~" f'r,~
70 10 fs,-en'"
.S'ne~s fn""g Nv"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

HAVE removed heir E.'ahlbhmesits their
IlNew Bt,k Boildins. cast side Of MAR.
KIT -. a few doors below The Post Oficr,
where they have supplied themselves with .
oew and large Engiac and other hlluTe frf
their business, IN superior style.
Thry carry IN ihs tiuu.e sni STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING 10 al o. branch.s.
MACHINE OK PATENT PIPE.
We are pfcPased Ia ',ITiy rat cu.'"mef. to any
extent wrh the al",e pis IT The h.s qaainy. anal
al Price. az low a. IL Is b. y hsd ~ the soraiy.
They have con ttnuy 90 .ind HydiantS 81
various description, hsuen' kettles, vairr Giles
ct. bath tuh,, hai and cold shower baths, 10
iofts lnr bleaching, chemIesl arr rsiu~, lad
ccmns, patent bath pumps. lead pipes oi all VIA.
-, sheet lead OF sny ,hi knees and worked up
in auy manner Of intm
Water coudoeird through lesaen pipes from
springs 10 d~Sclliae bo0~es IN the county.
superior pumps tot ceGuuy wells, Steam En-
zines SC. sc.
al ordsrs ~lhankfally received and punciu-
ally ausnc~d to,
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes css be Supplied
IN several descriptions oi mechanics, in The
- sfo,y of then bui!ding, OF on The ground
1oot al very moderate ie6t.
Wheeling nv 10 as
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
MATIn SrE 50

nHEELfNG. "a.
rHNHE undersigned respectfully MORN the pub
DC, hat they have leased ihe al-,e hous.
isf q term of year. have had II entirely 70 modelled
aud vcry much improved in The arrange meni oi ~
'-oms and i.rhe.; have had u newly sal hluJ.
spneiy painted. ~carrelcd ard psPercd thregisniI
ami newt, haFnisaod. Ia syic nnsurpas,ed by az,
Hotel ~ 'ic Wet Even uu'cle u ssiiroly ne~
aHi the whsle hsesc bn iishiiy hettcd with ess.
T&fy cGes NJ. recommendation 81 f,e L.ou.e "a
he Fabl'r. fully detefm,sed, that al guests stal
hnd AZ 'heif h-ase. entertainment hat All not iai
10 ~ 90 sansisciios.
fnsn The survsi9f afrangensn AT 81 The ,Touse and
Table. ansl fh- hscaion u The haase Ia iruu, Of M,
Steamboat iaDdWg. ihsy ,ndulge ths hope. IhA
They vii receive a hL~rsi sLsFc 81 patlsc rsinnage
may MITCHELL A. CALDWELL.
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AcKsr. WHEELING. VA.
NSANITY.-AH ds.~.ss- even is. saisv and
u hn'ahsh'y oi ismpsr pr~e~d irom depssseJ ss
oO'fust hnno's. Which. tifcplsiiag with he hiaxd.
ceras On rssa sad di.cord IN The human frame. 4,
's eiesf. ihs' ny perseverance 10 The ase oI Bssa.
dresh's vegcissle ta.see.aI f,b. Which h che as
The very be-,. aud eaiy psaper pasestiss sssd.cso~
insanity s"i ifrstatiiay al temper csa be cared. q.
~eh ss . uihev d,ssss~s d~r<s~a,nr spon the pass.
ne.s u The eifesisiins aad. he hisst.
braasre'h's Vegetable ussvss-si FsiL err kas~s
BY 'he stTsrssaee OF ihes-sads. % ~ressseay RE s,ss
ne hisat if"n al Hsals~ss. sesssss esesy n,stl..d
sheeiise. and sensssse ~esk sud snieshies csc.
ssua'oos ~ prices hesish and vsrs.
The" sskns~i sdssd s.neoeae. mskss shsn safe
'afsusA ssry P~rSS 81 sssssaes. isssa ,afsnry ~
Old sgs.
NJ sa'ia care IN either ass.s ss dsss 10 ssqnssss
When they 81. used.
Wish ihislnvsls.bis ua~d.oias in ess yp><rssssn.
ws may ssi' The ma, ssekiy rsgssns without t~ss
y" r~"n'sssoe ran ty s~.shsi,y saee, o.. II ws are
csreial 10 freely uss sts<rs Ps.is. 4s dee ~
Al" t"f safe q, weli.sars. By > q D BROWN
uesesa Ageut..
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L. tsssrd To iLi. bsaach 81 lie bu.lnc.s mesi
ecssL ana Tailor by rr,fe..,oo. have worked
IA the Y rode ior fifteen yesrs. Iheref ,re . am able
ard DO cat ny own clsdh,rg. end make Them M
~ q nes'ct asd cheaper uy :, Than any other es,sb-
lshment IN The tny. II L. sseie.. fr tt,-r Thai
cany m The business ssd are nal lsiinr. thcnsel>s %
10 n'isHnga crsnpctH,cn OF Ready Msda ClOtitug
nave a large ss.-r'ncni. a. ollowr
Bi-ck. Ris-. Bs.wn. Olive snI invisible Green
fr~k sod Dfc-s coa'; Bes,e 90 cie,h Rsx and Over
c'si'; P'i"i cAo'h o,ercoais. Maciina~ ned Ttr.-
hainnr Biarksi do. cas. ss.re Do, cs-.instt O..
Ts~eds d". Jeans 81, al ell .ixs.
. have "a hsni ma ets cllend sssoffmeni of rlssa
arsd i.n"y "s..,~-rs Pants. bl,ck and slae clolh
Pants lt"ed. = s~sy des'tshle article; sni au, saan
tHy q fssss~s, fan : Of all siscs aud pfirs. Jeas-
aud Ts~ed Pau. IL MI sixes apd price,.
fNs haldred yesss. embfscug every style and
qnslhr.
shirt. Wrapper Dfaw ~, roiiar,. Bos~ns Stock.
oh'vst fius and fsnc, Silk and Sahs Scarfs. silk
Hdk's VI oil collar At d Qualities. Isgelher With many
"i'r Article. p..sliy ioaad in clah,rg states
mn conclusion. my Old ea.i-mers AID The public
rehsfsily ere i.si'ed Q. ssH .nd ran ,ne my .iork
In eon.ise,.'..s Gr lie Lb-,si r.'raeaes h.,c,ol.se
af'efd'd 10 me. . have is.r hs~d . Lsr..r Sh<k
ssd bsf ihen a. cBgsrrk G.rrs than 1 have ever
do-i. be- f.se.
Reeol'soi Inc ehesr essL eto,hins .,~,. II
= RICE.
ect1 corner III MAR A M~nce
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FURNITURE wARE-RooMs.
JONN Nj. ClEMENS.

- E~sPEcrFCfLy ia,ilsa he attention Il the
IL ca zens ~ wheri,ns s,d Ihs c,usrr. 10 hs
siock OF bcauiiiwi Fnusiure, n Ls- ~ ~. n, 100
Main street. a lev dOors above lac L ) Hotel. liz
hs, N band.a
SOFAS oi the iatc.i and mrsi fashionable s'yi.s
BUREAUS 1t ,apstbss .i,le sad Ihs l-.i make
BEDsfkADS. neN and sylstrirI isiisus.
T~ABLES-Pser. wrtiHg. Cesirs. Cad. w.k
Di'.us 50. Ar. - ibe h~a s'yle.
SfANDS- Psio, Cbcop. hsisas sns. Sc. g.; oil
81 ~hicA viii 10 solI a. t~ u ~, lower ikaa a.
any o'hef esiah'.hmsni 10 Inc city.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK.
oLAsstS. FRAMES. and al otLef Cablse,
Mare i.n.isksd ~ onj,f
MAHOGANY N~ENEERS-A good ,ioek fs
ale Sw.
Please can and eHanins fq youf.rI,es
dcr -
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GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.

ny Is. uoRNBRook. msnpIselasss and
n . i eoas'sRilr .pter@red Ia supply all OF.
icrs la GiJs 81 Glass Paper Of superior quail.
~ when wall le iuisi>ted 10 dealers or con
semtfs Al a. low a Isie 40 ibcy Can putchsSe
a. anT Orders len OIL the Warekousr
on Ma,kri street, be.ow The Pos, ofscs Will b~
promptly supplied.
Frb. la, 1915.
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TODD A. ELL

q or Tux SLACK MAMMcru Boor,
sorTH END OF nARGIT SQUARE.
"NoDD HOWEi l. w-std ,ai.,m all oi
- Their % rsinsss ard ali he hal.nec Of Ihs.
e-nsn"n,ay. 'hsi ,hey sre now ,scsisIAg irssh fnpm
ihe ~Sfksiors si The Ea.Irrn msnuIseI.s. -. 90 si-
'tn's,. s'ro1uw.n, OF Bs-p's. SlArs I--.'her CAPS.
Las',, f"'d" e.. &c. which 'i'ey plede. Iaem.el,os
sfe al ~ rosJ quality ard siIl he ,oLI a, low a.
sos ~ 90 hAs al The saE-e aa,ri,,. that nov o.,
rssf Las heen bnr.ehs in'e nh. m.fksi, .. ,he-~
E"'d' wcse carefully seiertrd srPrr.sly ios .s,
'eia,! usdc. they may I've relied aysn .. genuine.
u We sell soy auieis % fr.sae aud !, ,i.snid
nsa 'n'" cat 10 he ,.eh 40 ~hl make D, god .a ise
ssit psreh"se made w ,aeh .pdl, iaas
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6. rKANZELL.

No &c .Ms,A 81. = f,~ dos. ab.se iAe bookstore ef
Ma. J RIA.
WHEELING. Va.
ID ESPECTFuLLy ,pfsm. The Jadicsof wbrc
ling. That he InanuGciurss Lsdie. .l,oieis ui
ali st,LK, s>J COLoRs. 81 sppefief qD.hiy and
pras.y. us ~assn,. ali work lf.sa Has -hop Ia b.
snresiof 10 Eastern risnD:.csmts. aud wili be soid
50 prf eat cheaper
The public are invited ~ esll asd laii.fy h,c,a.
alive. lOan jun
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wYLrE II. OLDHAM.

ATTOkNE Ely NJ d W,
WAyiLL PRACTICE la ,he Cont, OF Aisrhsll.
Tyler. az OhiD counties. Va OrFlCE Ar
Mak.nsLL {. II. VA. GRAVE CKEIK Fer csficE
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