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A Slander suit over NJ NJ. CIairsVIlIe
--MarttnsyIIIe People the Parties
-Fhanato

-'-MaFttnsVIlle People the Parties
Thereto.
From he Chronicle Of YsIteniay.
The case OF LdVina Harlan w. Le,pis
Woods and WIFE, was called In the
Common Pleas. before Judge Way and
jury, on last Thursday afternoon.
The plaintiff was represented hy
Messrs. D. D. T. Cowen, Gibson l..
Cranmer, OF Wheeling, and K. T..
Chambers; the defendants by Messrs.
B. s. CoWen, L. Danlord and G. W.
HOge.
Tue parties all live in Martiusville.
Miss Harlan Is q daughter OF Lieut.
fantry; Mr.. Wood and wife are old and
well known citizens OF Martlnsville.
Miss Harlan was land IL, we believe, J
receiving attentions ut the hands Of
Mr.. Alexis MCSwords, OF Martlnsville,
and 1t is alleged by the plaintiff that
that Mrs. W. said to the mother OF Nc.
Swords: "If Lavina and Alexis are
mot married, she Is ruined girl; folks
care talking about his going there and
"sta ying all night while Mrs. Harlan
"was away ut Parkersburg." I'VE give
this from recollection, but believe they
are substantially the words charged in
the petition.) In reply, the defendant
denied speaking the words.
About one hundred witnesses were
examined. The case was fought with
great tenacity on both sides, and was
conducted with signal ability. The
law propositions were managed by the
Messrs. Cowen, (father aud son. aud
considerable amusement was created
occasionally by the yigor with which
either gave or parried the thrust OF his
antagonist. The arguments were made
by Messrs. Chambers and Crammer for
the plaintiff, and by Messrs. COwen,
Sr,, and Danford for the defence. We
heard only one of the arguments
that OF Mr.. Danford-and we consi.
der II one Of the finest Jury efforts we
ever heard In that court room. The
venerable Judge Cowen spoke about
five hours. Mr.. Cranmer closed the
cas- for the plaintiff at about l0k
o'clock on Tuesday morning, and, af.
Ter the charge from the Court, the Jury
Immediately retired for deliberaiIon,
After being out about two hours. the
Jury returned to the court room and re-.
ported that they found the issues for
The defendants.
The case WAS managed well by the at.
torneys, the rulings OF the Court were
fair and impartial, and the charge to
the Jury satisfactory 10 both parties.
We might point 10 u moral, In con.
nection with this case, but God knows
these parties have passed through 80.
we're enough ordeal to serve Ms Il lesson
10 them for the balance OF their lives;
and we are sure the lesson will not be
lost on the hundreds who listened 10
LIS recital in Court.
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cTANDARD MILLING MACHINEs-of
y Improved Construction, great power,
large paciiy, unrivRlled convenience OF Ad.
iusiment Also plpo vlseS, with and With
out extra Jaw, and viSes ofall sizes, for heavy
and light work. Send 10 UNION WISE COM
cular. For sale by dealers In hardware and
machinery
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We Are Coming.

A Nd WILL PRESENT TO ANY PER.
n son Eanhlng Us q club In our HreRt One
IIllnr Sale OF Dry anil Fancy uoOii, de-, n
MIX nreS Pattern, Piec VI shooting, Watch
SC, mo Of cost. Catalogue OF goods, and
sample, sent TO any address frDe. Address J.
y, HAYES 4 CO., 80 Hanover ut,, Boston,
Mas. l., y. llOx bl4
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UyASTED--AN AGEST-one chance In
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, IN take the agency for
the sale Of BRADSTREEr'H RUBBRR MOULD
IrG AND WEATHER STRIPt, applied 10 the
sides, bottom, top anh centTe OF doon and
windows. The sale Il beyond any
thing ever offered before TO an agent, and
fT0m $40 10 Sah per day can I've made. Bend
for agents circular. The INT who apply No
cure n bargain. Terms lot Moulding, cash,
]. X, BRhUSTREEr 4 CO., BnStnn, Mus,
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wehRve also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dleFand Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen in the State. II
SsH IN sSo MS Sn6 shS snS TO
Streets and get them. I51-5 l7l.'I7 n
Every pair OF BootS and Shoes sold at this
establishment u WARRANTED, and In
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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ZYana

n Three mAgnincentIy illustrated Medical
Books, containing important Physiological
Information, for Men and Women, sent nee
on rec lpt nf % cents, by addressing the Sec
Tetary OF the New York Medical University,
No. 30 Clin ton place, New York CITY
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nlHE PAPER FOR THE MILLIoNi-
Farmers Own Paper, the Cheapest and the
Best Agricultural aud horticultural Journal
In America. Beautifully Illustrated with
numerous Engraving Of Farm Buildings,
Animals, Fruits and FloWerH.
Now IA the time 10 subscribe for the year
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In Paris, the people nte buried by a
company who take charge Of Rll funer-
ais. This company includes eight hun.
dred persons, aud II employs sOyernl
hundred hOrASs. All those horses are
either black or white.
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Mr.. DICKENS first reading in Boston,
on Monday evening, was a success that
must have surprised him as much as II
doubtless gratlaed him. One OF the
largest audience halls in the city was
crowded full in every part, and at his
appearance on the stand he was greet.
ed by prolonged cheers OF applause,
with cries of"welcome." The readings
for the evening were the Christmas
Carol and the trial scenes In Pickwlck.
The performance is described as ex-
quisitely 6ne; aud, indeed, II must
have been something entirely differ.
ent from, and far beyond what Is popu.
larly understood by the term "read.
ing.n II will be an excellent result OF
Mr.. Dickens tour II II gives new I'm.
pulse TO the requirement Of that rare
but elegant accomplishment, viz:
Reading with truG feeling and expires.
sion
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"a Complete Pictorial HIstory of
-..... the TImes.r
"The best cheapest, and most sue.
eeasful Family Paper In the
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First Mortgage bonds,
ST. LOUIS a IRON MuANTAIN RAIL,
ROAD lnMpANY

Seven per cent interest. February and Aug.
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bO used, making n through route nom St.
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Of tho VI miles are $4,000 year; the net
prOflA now ATr sufficient 10 pRy the Interest
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I've beyond that OF any other bonds now Of
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TESTIMONIALs,

TESTIMONIALS,
WHEELING. W. Va, Aug. 9, 1897.
1ohs Precedent Qr he PstroieO- Calcium Gas Co;
sIR-we have thoroughly and carefully
investigated The construction and workings
Of the apparatus for manufacturing Gas, ac-
coFdlng 10 your company's patents, and the
combinations OF materials used, n now
working upon the McLure HouSe In this
city, and country residence Of J. =. GIlehrist,
hsq,, near this city. For simplicity, dura-
billy economy and safety, We. consider II
superior 10 any other methOd OF mRnuIac-
turing Gas that we are acquainted with. We
cheeTiully recommend Ia adoption by all
Ga c0nSumerS.
Very kespcctfully,
Mayor Of Hheetno,
WV. MILLER & u,
linton Foundry AID EaofHe Rorki.
MM. HAZE,
Plumber and Gas Rttsr.
W. F. GOODWIN 4 70.
EfpprfetOrg Mcclure House.
kWEENRY & CO.,
Aa0hlaiItJ aud EHltHe BittGsr5.
WA. A. TURNER,
JersleT and Haleh Maker.
WM. u. TERRY,
G1lsrGl e. r. Ticket Agent.
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor AeLure HOISs Saloon.
And refer by special permission TO
JAS, N. CHRIsTY, Eso,
PtttbtiToh, Pa, formerly 7TednFtT Gtv Gas O. /.
\. II. 1oLDTHARP, ESQ,
Gas Engineer, httSourph, Pa.
PEfRoLEo-cALoIgM GAS CO..
auRI-eOWIy Wheeling, ~, Va.
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Model Mechanics AssoelatIon.
Hum Ne Philadelphia Lsdoer.

An organization for the mental i'm.
proyemsnt OF the working Glasses,
founded by themselves, has for some
years past been In operation in Berlin,
Prussia, which, In many respects,
might be. advAntageously Inflated In
our city. The place OF meeting OF the
society 10 a hansotne house on d princi!
pie street, open every evening, the hall
Of assemblAge being a large room with
a lofty ceiling, and brilliantly lighted
with gas. The chandeliers, as well as
the balcony OF the gallerey surrounding
the room, are OF wood, carved In ele-
giant designs. Several glass doors give
access 70 the gardens, which are resort
ed 10 during the summer.
The interior Of the room is occupied
by rows OF benches and tables symmet-
rlcAlly arrangedi and ut the lower end,
facing the entrance, 10 a raised stage for
lectures, any one being free 10 occupy
II. Near the stage Is a piano., ali the
meetings being opened by singing. a
library, reading room, and various
Offices communicate with the hall. The
principle object Of the society ls 10 DIFF.
fnse among Its members the general
elements OF education, and OF knowl-
edge special TO the occupation OF each
one. Lectures, conversation, gymnas.
tics, singing, q library, reading Of news
papers, amusement takers In common,
Ito which the wives and children oil
inembe are admltted), arc among the
means indicated by the statutes for at-
taining so laudable an end. The month
ly contribution is fixed at three oil.
yer grosohen, or about eight cents, and
by payment OF this sum any workman
in, Berlin can eDjoya means ofinstrnct.
ion inferiorin no respect 10 that OF many
or the professional schools. In seven
years the society has educated sixty.six
thousand wOrkmen, coming 10 Berlin
from all parts Of Germany. We may
estimate the number in that city, OF per.
sons preferring the enjoymentso OF study
every evening to the attractions OF the
drinking shop, 10 be u thousand at the
very least. ENrrtls Eif q
On Wednesdays women are admitted
TO the lectures, which, succeeding to the
labors OF the day, furnish TO all the
means OF instruction, while interesting
and educating the mind. The lectures
are mostly off.hand, delivered with as
few technicallties aud In as simple a
manner as possible. The industrial
and natural sciences furnish the prlnci.
pie subjects for the lecture, but no
branch OF human intelligence Is neglect
ed, with the exception Of religion and
politics. All the lectures are gratuIt-
Gus, and some OF the most eminent men
In Berlin have not dlsdained to deliver
them.
Afler the lectures the use OF cigars is
allowed; and the Questions come up.
Each member throws Into box slip
OF paper containing the queries he wish
es answered. The reading the contents
or this box Is always matter Of great
lnterest-answers being given by those
familiar with the subject involved, aud
which are very seldom not forthcoming.
After this exercise Is finished, the menu
bsrs collect together in the special class-
es for which they are inscribed, and the
time Is passed In study and recltations.
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apr2I
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Grauspurtatlua.
Cleveland q Pittsburgh Rail Road.
0HrANiD after AT NOVEMBER STH, Bd.

New York via
Philadelphia lao p IN $40 a m u 10 m
Tickets TO all principal points In the East
and West can be procured At The Union once
10 Mcclure House and ut The station al
bridgeport. y. X. MYERS,
DEL General Ticket AGENT
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EXCELsIoR DIALOGUES, consisting OF
u new and Original trS, clRsS dramRR, col.
lnqules, DC, for advanced speakers In
Schools, E1hlblilon.r and private theat-
ricas. Every line written OF pre- sly for tnis
book, byn corps OF Pro eSsionM Teachers and
write,A Acknowledged 10 no the best work
nftllO kind over pnbliAhed. Cloth, nearly
400 duOdeclmO pages, ptICe u Is, mailed free
Address r. "a AkKETf & CO., Publishers, 7O2
Chestnut Ei,, Philadelphia. nov28
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., ,WheFovor located, ,-In Country. vlllago or
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PAXTON & oGLEBAY
Wholesale GrOcers
M kaMATN RT


WHEELING, W. VA.
lave RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
Ii sale at lowest market rates, viz
l1O Bays Rio Come,
20 Hall Chests Gunp'r, i. II and Imp1
Teas.
10 Half Chests Black Tea.
~ Boxes aud Kegs Sup'r Va. TOlaccoa.
IS huttS aud CAddlea SLACK l0s do
100 GadLie. Black hsand Navy -
100 HhlS Refined Sugar.,
30 Hhds T.. X aud Cuba SugRrS,
IS BblS prime MulniAOs,
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden
ware, SpicaS, n. U Tar, Conc, Ly6, MAdder,
Uopperis, Alum, LogwoOd, Newcastle III
IAi6 soda, Coin Yarns, Batting, Eps SaltS,
salts, Chocolate, CrnAm Tartar, Vinegar,
Cheese. Shot and Load Salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept In Wholesale
GTOctry,
We solicit an examination OF our stock
froIn any one wanting anything In our line,
EenAl
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TOBACCO.

" We have not
discontinued, mol do
we Intend 10 cease
packing 500 Daily In
papers OF Century
Tobacco. reports 10
the contrary notwlth
standing.
%we are making
the Centur, from the
choicest leaf;it Is free
from drugs, and ls In
every respect, the
Best Pine Cut To.
bAccD
manufactured. Bold
by all respectable job
berS.
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'gDSYGHUMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
i Ing" How either sex may fRsclnRte
Son they may choose Instantly. This simple
mental requirement all eau possess fIee, by
mail, for IS cent, together with guide 10
the unmarried OF both sexes. A queer, ex-
citing bo1k; 10000 copies sold. Address r.
delphia.
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DISEASES OF THEGEHITAL ORGANS
LID WALTERS, 91 Broadway, New York,
devoteS particular attention 70 all diseases
peculiar 10 theHe organs in both sexes. Send
n ANN Lnt q rlrnnlnn.
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CENTURY
500
PACKED
IN THIS BRAND
Daily.

Mondays, Ono 500
Sote
Tuesdays, Two FinIes
Wednesdays, Five
TWentles.
Thursdays, Ten Tens.
Fridays, Twenty
Elves.
Saturdays, Fifty
TwoS.
P. 4 q. LORTLLARD
10, IL d 20 Chambers
St, New York.
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You Whnt the BuFhII !"
YOur Family and Friends wantIt I
for Il Is adapted 10 the wants OF all. Note that
i q not a MONTHLY. but q Large and BeRuti.
1ul Weekly, and that Vol. XIX will be ma
terially ENLARdED.
Each No contains Eight Double ouafto
Pages, printed In extra style,-oleaT Type,
Good Paper, and more and better ILLUS
TRArioEs than any other Journal It's Glass.
A Tit!e PaVe, Index 60. at close Of Vol:
ten, 81 30 per copy. Vol. XIX begins Jan. 4,
1888. Now Ia the time 10 subscribe and CLUB.
Great Offen 10 Club Agents. Specimen,
Sh0w.Bills, Premium Lists, 6c., sENT FRKR:
or the 10 numbers OF this QuETtAr, (Oct. 20
d. D I. MOORE. Rnchetar. New York
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Revolution in Trade.

r AIDES, you viii be astonIshed at the
II value Of NIL kinds OF Goods sent by the
well known and Justly eelebnted frm OF
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MADAM ROYs

approved and Iecommended BY phyAieiAnA.
and At Wholesale by d. B, SAUNDERS q
CO., % Summer Street, Boston, and Q Wall
kerstreet, New York. Also, by HENRY q.
HoQRE, 90 Market street, philadelphia,
and BrELLMANN HINRGhs q CO., u
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In 1880 tho taxes assessed In New
York for city and county purposes were
S7,Gi9,s7O; in 1905 they were SIS, ,6Os, ,so0.
In Boston they were increased during
The same period from S9,29I, ,6SS to
A,224, ,2O2i In Philadelphia from 81, ,5S4,-
252 to S5.OSI, ,6Sg In Cincinnati from
sl,2Os, ,G2I to s2rSlO,S2oi In Chicago from
S37s. .Sl5 to sl,7IO.OGi. From 1850 to 1868
the whole taxation per head city, State.
and national, not to speak Of Indirect
taxes.-was Increased In New York
from Sl2 I9 To SSSlS; 10 Boston from
sib 32 to s3s 49, Ia Philadelphia from
81 Is to S23 80; In Cincinnati from Sll rs
To s25 ST. In Chicago from 20 is 10 S23 90.
The average for these five cities wan
about ton dollars head In 1850, and
about twenty.HIx dollars a head In 1868.
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The Best is the Cheapest.
HARVEST Is ovERI
THE YIELD lS GREAT
PROSPERITY ABOUEpBt
s ri WINTER Is C0MINGi
AND now IN rHETnu TO TAKE
Moore's Rural New.Yorker,
The Grsat Town and Country weekly.

THE RURAL IL the Leading and LARGEST
Circulating Newlpapor OF 10 elass on the
Continent superior In Value and Variety OF
Contents and Beauty OF Appearance. II ems
braces more Agricultural. horticultural,
Scientific, Educational, Literary and NoWi
Matter, inienptTsed with EngrayinEs, than
any other journal, ,-ior it comprises Depart
ments including
Agrte.lltitrs. chaes Lttrat.rs,
Horticulture, Haifnef and ITf
Sheep Ru.5dndr1, Efaedticn,
GruaH0. DntrttR0, HoathS Reading,
Rlirni Agriculture, General Nelbt,
DomeStie EooNoHV, Commerce, MGrkess.
wa ILlllItrdtions, Thlet, Eisas. Mmtc,
Poetry, Rsbilsst, RaioMdI, Dc.
TIE RURAL NEw.YoRKER 10 q National
Journal circulating largely In The East and
West, North and Bonth. II EMPLOYS THE
Blsr TALENr in all Departments. 1ts corps
ofEdiioH, Contributors, &C., comprises many
OF the best Farmers, Planten, Wool Growers
Grakiers, HorticultristS, DC, and also Au.
thoH, scholars, 6r., Of mole and ability. In
brief. the RURAL Il Ably Edited, ProfuSely
illustrated, Neatly Printed-Pmctical, Bcien.
tlne Useful-Mofal, Instructive and enter
talning.
CiEy.-- II.
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FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling Leave Baltimore.
daily at. 6lO p m. daily At...-6:O pm.
Arive- 80, WAShington-.4;sO
Grafton. .....- 1000 Arrives
ParkenburK 80 am. HArperis Fiy. SO ~
Cumberland 500 Cumberland. u Sam
HaIpen ferrS 1:l5 GrAiton-...-.. $50 !. :
Isae baaIlimloIe :.-!G1 WheellnH-...l0:lU
slncluding Sundays.
Leaves Wheeling: H 1Lsavet eAt: Baltimore.
daily At. 7Io6 am daily at. &to pm.
Arrive WaAh'n civ -ksS5
paEker6ury 7,9 HaIpers Fy-l:a am.
Cumberland rs Cumberland-.l:I0
hbaipers F'yl2I am. m.l!imiton.---- lxs0s pm.
y nsniHinOIS :.- ESl Wheellhg.-... bsh
MNhh Slty. o:D "k1oept sundays,
'Except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves BALTIMORE
ldallyl at,..-HlO pm. JdailyI At...-HS5 am,
AIIves- WA4h'n Ciiy-T8
GFAtOn s--.,.-l2ss2O h.m.I Arrives
SumDeIlGndr7:to HarpsFS Fy-iSo pm.
HEaIpers F'yls:i0 :. IN. m.CumberlAnl.
v Minenealer.-.2-D lGr1lfton-----ll2Sl
in1AUulote e. .-op0 wheeling q. N,
Nss MAnn Clty.h;0 Except Saturday.
Except Saturdays.
BESWOOD ACCOMMODATION,
To connect with @. o. X r. DiviKion,
Leaves Wheeling RI.-..- $t0R. m. tOonm.
TlckelSto all principal points in the Eat.
West and Southwest can bo procured al Iho
COmpanyS once.
JOHN L. WTLsoS, MRaeI OF transportation
X 7. DEvRlES
my General Agent, Wheeling
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NTANTED-lOO Farmes To engage In n
w business that will pay from SlO0 TO $50
per month nom now until spring. Address
JONES BROS, a Co, phIladelphIa
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For Only One DollAri
such assilk, Meriuo, and Apaoca Dresses
Snawls, BalmoRlS, Linen Goods, Embossed
Table Covers, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plat
ed Ware, Sewing Machines, &c. This Ia no
ten and upwards, for checks describing the
goods with ten cents for eAcu check, and the
getter up OF the club Will receive n valuable
present, worth nom s. 70 800, according 70
number OF names sent
Agents wanted In every town. Circulars
sent free. Address, GRAHAM a CO., Il a Go
FRdarnl nj FAAt RnEfnn
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Agents wanted everywhere, For Club
Price List OF Valuable Prizes open 70 all, 6c,,
address JOHN TURNER. Publisher and Pro.
prietor. Rochester, New York.
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IT IL stated by IhO 81, Louis Democra,
that according to eatllnnte. based on
good authority, not less than two hun.
dred thousand persons have settled In
Missouri during tho past year. The
growth Of our Western Stalsa aud Ter.
rltories In one Of the wonders NJ this
marvellous age.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R.R; COMFY

OTF1CI BAIT. a OHIO RAII.RoAp Co.,
WHEELING, May 4, Isl.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and afteT Nay
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Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
nnnsrANuH

Tna. nsysr have bssn,nor never ean:os beat
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Incorporated 1855,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

NhU' MhNDEIt FTelldenk
DIREcroAE-Alex. LaughlIn, A. ]. Panneli
OtL james Paul, Ajax. j. Gsssi, jamsS @ I ssed
ocl7-ly A. C.QUAKRIER, Treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23
,WANTED-THE PATENT

WANTED-THE PATENT
a U r RIA OIL.
We want men everywhere TO study their own
INrEREsT. The right TO manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora OIL in q single county VIII
make more money % the purchaser IN three
months than the largest farm IN your state
viii make in q whole year. The Aurora OIL
actually costs less than oue-half the price Of
Coal on and the illuminating power OF the
Aurora OIL is as muGh superlorto the Goal on
A. the Caal on is TO z t6low candle, and Is
NO NOSE explosive than a tallOw candle. Any
Lamp that viii burn Coal OIL viii barn the Au-
rora on. ID does not smoke the chimney-h
does not smell-it viii not grease or stain the
finest Eneu-nOt even white cloth. The mate
rial for its manufacture is ineEhaustible. One
man can make ~seVenty-EVe barrels per day.
No machinery required. We will pay your
fare 10 and from the city OF Memphis and bills
Wide here, n we cannot prove all and even
more. than We have stated A single county Is
. mall fortune 10 the man OF enterprises, and
the right 90 q state IS untold worth.
FOR further Information, call on or address
II. &. neWfTt & Co..
p MadlRon street, corner Main,
f-Tu MamUhfe Tenn