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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-29

A Fight AT THIRTY MILES AN HOUR.
On board of the western bound train
on the B. & o. railroad on Saturday,
was Farty of miners. A portion OF
them got into dispute about one of the
party and from words they quickly pro-
ceeded to blows. Ina shorter space OF
time than it takes to write it, all OF
them got to fighting. The conductor
was attending to his duties in the rear
portion of the train, and there was no
one to interfere with them, and at il
they went, backing eyes, bloodying
noses, biting ears, kicking, gouging
and whaling one another generally with
the train flying along at the rate OF
thirty miles an hour. The row being
discovered, effectual measures were
taken to suppress it, but not until the
Objectionable miner had been put off,
and a couple of seats broken. If we
were conductor of train and nen got
to fighting that way we think we should
lock the doors and keep them in until,
like the famous Kilkenny cats, each had
swallowed the other.
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LOCAL TRAINs.-Thara are few cities


LOCAL TRAINs,=There are few cities
the size Of Wheeling with so few &C
commodations in the way of local
trains, or such meagre advantages OF
railroading. There are many neighbor-
ing towns whose trade would be brought
direct to Wheeling were the necessary
local trains provided. Not only would
the trade of the city be benefited by
the running of these trains, bnt theenter-
prise would prove profitable to the rail-
roads, and the populace along the line
of the roads would appreciate the enter
prise and take advantage of it, Some
time ago VIM. Stewart, Esq., the enter
prising Superintendent of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad, put on an ac-
commodation train from Steubenyille
to Wheeling, and from that day to this
the local trade has increased. The train
is daily filled to overlooking. APromi-
nent railroad official remarked few
days ago that he believed local train
on the Baltimore & Ohio road from
Cameron to Wheeling would pay. We
fully concur, and believe it would well
pay the road, and be of great benefit to
the trade of the city. 1.-THE Hempfeld
road was sold and in the hands of q
company of capital and enterprise, new
cars and engines provided for two
trains each way every day, it would
soon prove profitable investment, and
our merchants would at no distant day
see vast improvement in trade. We
should have more local trains. They
will increase trade, be of great convent
ence, and aid in building up not only
this city but the surrounding country.
Let those in charge of railroads IMAM
gurate the enterprise, even on small
scale, and our word for it they WILSON
have to do as the wide awake Stewart,
of the C. & P. road is doing, /, E., begin
to consider the propriety Of enlarging
trains and increasing accommodations
generally.
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AN OUTRAGE.-One day last week as
Captain William Armstrong, a conduc.
tor on the Baltimore and OAio railroad,
was going through his train he came
across a man who had no ticket and
who refused to pay his fare. Of course
he put the fellow off. On Friday last
he saw the same man on the train, and
just as they reached Pennooro' the man
followed Captain Armstrong to the door
of an emigrant car and, striking him
with a pair of brass knnckles, knocked
him senseless. Captain Armstrong was
very severely cut on the jaw and side o.
the face with the cruel and cowardiy
weapon. The rufflan who committed
the outrage jumped from the cars and
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-RosApALIs! RosADAL1s RosApAIIs..


RosADALIs! RosADALIsI RosApLLIs,-
This medicine has become Justly ceie-
'brated as the most reliable Alternative
We possess 1t Is ayell conceded med
ical fact, that those Alternatives which
exert an influence on the Kidneysc in
creasing the quantity of urine and inn
proving its quality, will prove the most
efficaoious in the treatment of diseases.
1t is on this account that the Rosddelis
is so much more reliable, and produces
so much more speedy action in Chronic
Diseases than any before knoHn'to the
msdical profsssionand the public. Ills
composed of medicines that not only
possess the most powerful Alternative
properties, but also Diuretie, Tonic,
.Hepatio and Diaporetic properties. and
it therefore acts directly upon the Sc
cretions ofthe system and carriesotf the
Impurities, not only through the
Blood, but also through the Skin, Kid
neys, &c. |.1aa =,
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RIVER NRwS.-The river is still rising
rhorgh very slowly. aud the marks yes
terday Indicated seven feet one inch il
the channel. From Pittsburgh we Lave
reports that the river is rising With
four feet SIX inches in the channel. We
are much afraid, though, that the hopes
entertained for big river will be disap
pointed.
The Tom Rees passed up yesterday
with Tow of empty coal boats.
The Belle passed down about roor
with good Trip.
Tie Liberty No. a AMI bsgges came ny
10 Tho wharf last evening. She viii
take on lot Of wagons brought by the
New State. from Pittsburgh, and Gil
get away Tor New Orleaus to DAY.
The Major Anderson will reach thS
wharf to day aud will depart Tomorrow
at O'clock There is no finer packet
| on the river than the Anderson, and nc
better officer than Capt. Charley Muhle
"a an; her commander.
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ONO CoUNTI- CIRCUIT COEaI.-On
Saturday case of Wash Yen1m charged
with bousebreaking Was continned
until tl,e March term of the Courr.
Tie case against Amos Ferry, charged
with bastardy was continued until the
next tenn, Ferry giving bail in the sum
of $3.50 for his appearance.
The case of Steele MILLER inoicted
with Wash Venum for housekeeping,
was given to the jury, who returned a
verdict Of guilty, and sentenced him to
two years il the ponitentiary. To-
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PETIT Observation-Disclosures Morris, a
young Colcred Brother, who has long
been known ~ the police as having
very lax ideas rs TO 'mGam aud taum, or
what's his'n and what amt" as q West
ern lawyer translated II. was taken be.
fore Squire Johnston on Saturday,
charged with stealing 3 pair 81 gloves
valued at s.. TIE case was very cieariE
proven, au6 10 default Of 500 bail Nor.
ris was sent to Castle Faris. there so
remain until che Mare, lera 81 the
Circuit Court.
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SELLING TO A MINoR.-lt would seem
as if Gregory Warner was making q
regular business of selling liqaOr to
young lads and boys. 1t was only 4
few days since that he was arrested and
bound over to answer the charge OF
selling liquor TO tive apprentices at the
b. d Q. machine shop. On Saturday
ne was again arrested on a charge of
selling spurious liquors to Joseph b.
Caldwell, an apprentice ia the same
shop. He was held in the sum of 500
to answer the charge before the Giro nit
Court. If We are not mistaken all
these liquor dealers give bond to the
effect that they viii not sell LIQUOR TO
minors, before getting liceuse,trom the
City Council. Is it not the duty of the
Council to proceed on this bond, and
show that that body means what it SAYS
when it declares that if any Of the pro-
visions of the bond are violated the
! penalty becomes duet
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following is list of the transfers OF
real estate entered in the Recorders
office for the week ending Friday, No.
vember Goth, 1869:
Daniel Armstrong and wife TO A. Be
dillon, Nov. 1st, a. acres of land on
Wheeiing,Creek for $500.
Recorder of Ohio comfy to Margaret
Booth, Oct. 25th lot No. ) in square No
PC in Buena Vista, 81. .
Pezron Stewart and wife to Robert
Armstrong, Nov. LIST, the Triadelphia
mill property. for $500.
A. Kelly and wife TO Geo. Crambsck
or, Nov. 22nd, lots Nos. 3 and in square
No. 5 Churchilrs addition, No. 9, fol-
$3.50.
w. w. Shriver and wife to Ham Il.
ShriVer, Nov. 23d, part oil Shriver'S gar
den, on Quincy street, on private terms
Matthias Biorsbing and wife ts VIM. S
Tippett, July 3lst, all right and title to
the south half of lot No. 10 on the turn
pike, North Wheeling. Terms not
stated. -a.
John Woods and wife to Board of Ed
ucation of Triadelphia township, No.
vember 10th, one half acre of land join
ing tell gate lot, for $3.50. yts.g
Mount Wood Cemetery Association to
George Dickel. October Goth, burial LOT
No. AZ, in section E., for $50.
Samuel Buchanan and wife to james
Buchanan, october llth, the undivided
half of 27Ss acres of land ia three tracts,
adjoining land owned by Brownlee,
Pearson, Todd and others, for $500.
John z. Sisson and wife to Bernard
Crow, September oath, Sc acres roods
and Sc so uare poles OF land, on Roney's
Run, for S203362.
James Dixon and wife to Joseph o.
Curtis, April lst, 81 so acres of land on
Long Run, for $3.50 G3.
James Dixon and wife TO johnson l.,
Garrison, April LIST, Is acres of land on
Long Run, for 5000. ss.. ..
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|. HAIR JEwELRY-01toby & Dufield
jewelers., le4 Market street, below Nc
Luro House, have made special az
rangements with one Of the first
houses in. New York to have Orpamen-
tai hair work done to order, and they
can, on three OF four days notice, have
rbrsidipg executed in the neatest style
OF tie art. a specimen book containing
an almost endless variety of styles can
BIO seen at their store. Relatives and
friends who have preserved locks OF
hair once worn by departed loved ones,
aud ali others who may desire to have
hair jewelfy finished in the Best style.
will do we'll to leave. orders at Or toby
& Dafield's Jewelry Store. = =
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No HUMBUG.-Wc do not wish TO in
form you, reader, that DIR. Wonderful,
or any other man, has discovered a
remedy that cures all diseases of mind,
body or estate, and IL designed to make
our subluDary sphere blissful para
disc, to which heaven itself shall be but
a side show, but zee do ,oish 10 inform you
that Or. Sdge's Catarrh Remedy has c@r6d
thousands Of oGSts Of CatdrTh in it, lcOrst
forms and stages, and the proprietor viii
pay $500 for case of this loathsome dis.
ease that he cannot cure. II may be
procured By mail for sixty cents, by adj
dressing r V. Pierce, n. D., EBilalo, n.
Y. For sale by most druggists every
" here,
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POLICE CoURT.-There was q nice
family party gathered at the Police
Court on Saturday, to receive punish,
ment for a too vigorous stack on OLD
benzine, and for failure to remember
that beautiful passa &c in Shakespeare
famous tragedy of Toodles, where DC
says: -.
Dear children, you SHOULD never ist
Your angry passions riss, Il
Your little hafids were never made
To tear out each others eyes out
Alex. Limerick was found at abe Bal
timore depot as tight as an owl. de
was as "limp as q boiled rag" AS hi'
was plain drunk, he gosoff by the pay
ment of 81 and costs'
Geo. Owens was arrested Ter lhde
cency on the Island. IS and costs was
the sum required 20 settle his bill.
Edward Morgan was on the streets
with friend. Both bully drunk. Ed
wards friend was locked up, and Ed
ward swore it was an outrage. he tol'
lowed his friend to the calaboose and
swore, while tears as big as Early Rose
potatoes chased each other down his
nose, that he would share his cell. And
he did. He paid 81 and costs for his
friendship.
James Agney was "drunker nor.
billed owl" in East Wheeling, on Frida!
night. He confessed the soft impeach.
ment, and paid the inevitable 81 and
costs therefor.
Jos. Allen had been at Union Hall on
Friday night, to the dance, and went
out too often "to see q man." Not
being able to find the man he wanted,
he made a good deal of noise, and
swore worse than O drunken marine
He paid S. and costs for his fun.
Reuben Wait went to the masquerade
at Union Hall on Friday night, as full
as Ritchietown goose. He was dis
guised in liquor, and felt himself to be
a muscle man. He wanted to wallop
some one-any one, and made SO much
noise as to cause his arrest. $40 and
cost. was the price of it.
There was q sound of revelry by
night in Union Hall. There were gath
cred there clowns and Kings, and Merry
Andrews and negroes and Turks, and
Arabs and representatives of all the
countries under heaven, judging by the
costumes, and of no country all judging
by the want of distinguishing costume.
Among them was a big Ipjin, regular
scalping Injun with rwhooping
cough, O world of red paint on his face
and feathers on his head. His name
was Rage ga ga bob, which in the yer :
nacular,'is William Gregston. The In
jin's deadly enemy was there. His
name is Mart. MalOney. He took a
feather, a chickens pinion, from the
tiara ofother chicken feathers that bound
the brow of the noble savage. This was
an indignity no son of the lamented Mr..
Lo, the poor Indian could brook. And
this one didn't. He at once assumed
the war-paint ard proceeded to tread
the war path. He scowled. He said,
white man, there is eternal war be-
tween me and thee. Call all your tribe
together, that may proceed to take
their scalps to my wigwam." The con.
tending parties adjourned to the foot of
the stairs. There the scalper WAS
scalped, and both were arrested. Judge
Good gave them each a good lecture
and fined them $40 and costs each.
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PETITE CARTES,-This beautiful little
picture was first made and introduced
in this city by Partridge at Sl.OO pei
dozen, and he still continues to make
them at that price. If you have not
had any of them you had better invest
dollar at oBce, or perhaps you would
prefer some of his cabinet Rustics.'
Partridge's artists educated by himself
have been in his employ for years and
have produced some of the finest speci'
mems yet made by the subtle power o.
light, and the are constantly introduc
ing new novelties in their line. His
facilities for making all kind of pictures
are not equaled anywhere in the coun'
trv ' .'-.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev.
d. W. Fishers lecture ON the Ecumen-
ical Council, delivered in the First
Presby terrain Church, last evening, WAS
listened to by one of the largest audi
enpes ever drawn together in that
church. The seats were all filled at an
early hour, and it was fonnd necessary
to fill the aisles with settees to accom-
modate the crowd. Mr.. Fisher took
his text from the sixth verse Of the
fifteenth chapter of Acts, and was hs-
tened to with the deepest attention.
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BEAUTIFUL WEATHER.-Yesterday was
certainly enc of the loycliest days that
ever blesJ this, Or any other place
There was a lint in the blue of the sky,
a softress asd warmth in the sans rays,
aud a baluy freshness in the atmos-
phere, that W ould have done honor to a
specimen day in April. 1t was day
to swear by, day to mark in the alma
nae of memory with bright star that
would viyidly recall, after the days of
closds and gloom we have had and in
those we may expect, its own TRANSFER
dent loneliness.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.

,yv FINE STORE ROOM AND DWELB
Nc corner Main and Webster streets
L I'M bsslin,. now occupied by myself as
G'h".,5. .tsre This is the best arranged
sIl,5IH. in the CITY: suitable Tor hrst,cLs cas-
reA. ~ business Heated with furnace.
rTs y" ne whole house to one party, or divide
VIII .,ar.. each "a by u feet with five laIge
. u ih. ,o,S,rsv,lling. Separate wash-house. Hot
fvlsiS water in second and third stones; also
anu closets Possession can be hsd Dere Del
~, For particulars enquire on the premises =,
a. At nv residence on M2rkes a4eS' "oS' VI
Nan 49, NJ. HEYMAS.
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CANE PREsENTArToN-A Splendid AZ
A1R.-We were the fortunate recipient
of an invitation to be present at a sup
per to be given,st Falloure's, on Market
street, Saturday night, By the nsilers OF
the Riverside Iron Works, the occasion
being the presentation of gold-headed
cane to r. w. Mcclellan, ESQ., who re-
tired from the position of Manager OF
the Riverside Mill, ON Saturday. We
found gay company Of gentlemen as
sem blea in Falloure's parlors, awaiting
orders to attack the ryiands on the
heavily loaded tables in the supper
room, and passing the time in pleasant
converse. lively ssllies of wit apd
lsughtsr.provoking jest and y story
When the word was given, the company
took their places around the festive
board, Mr.. McClellan-who knew not
thing of the cause of the COLA
tion-at the head Of the table. Just
before being seated, Mr.. Samuel Nc,
yay-who was pressed into service, and
was therefore without special prepare
tion-called the company to order, and
said: ...,s
Gentlemen:-We are not called together
to- nigh only to please our appetltes with
the delicacies spread out IN such
abundance before US, nor to ENJOY tnis
unusual festive gathering OF inc mem'
bers of onr peculiar biaach or manuiac,
tures, but 10 pay tribute TO merit anu
worth.
You. Mr.. Mcclellan, are the gentle
man whom your fellow workmen propose
20 pay their respects to tonight. In the
name of our friendship, andin the mem
DRY of our past pleasant associations we
beg to present you with this tribe. we
do not consider the gift at all common.
surate with the feelings OF the giVets'
your fellow workmen of the Riverside
Mill, for there is nothing that eau truly
represent the high value we set upon
your abilities as an artizaD, your stana-
ing as a gentleman and yonr ueVotioh
as friend. If in all our intercourse
there has been anything but true friend
ship between You asd US, let us bury II
in the vaults of the past, where, for
gotten, it may moulder and decay.
When leaning on this staff in your
Journey through life, if it call forth but
one thought CT the givers and OF this to
us most happy night, we shall feel
grateful for that thought. AUD when
old age comes ana tne suG" 49, u h haoi
Y ir,T Tho r@iaht Of Years. may YOU find
this cane a stay and a comfort to you,
representing. as 1t does, the frlenusnlp
ana goo" VIII VI 'leso no'' "too"u ~
Nr. McCIelisn' "ho' uuiins 'h' u0'''
cry 81 MT. moNa!'s soareS' ""'' W u''
common and expressive Pul"Se'
struck all OF heap, was ''e''iS ~
feoted, ana conid haiaiy h"u MS '0'o'
70 reply. "heh 10 u'u nc '"iu
"eHHemeH - aai a' I't -
cam comnrsband yonr feelings and the
kind motives which prompted this beau
tiful gift, but cannot find words IN
which TO express mnat ny . LIAR m %ua.;
3u1e NOT 90 mncb for the Gift as for the
feelings which prompted you to make it.
This night WI live IN my memory as
10Y al hs sn4it 49, 81 % nv i;fo ~
Tho oomnorv tbon moved in force IN
+bonon,ifcsnt rsnast Fa,Ioure had nre.
orod e. .hom ona ue ara frae n sov
t"'o'' ..
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ASToUNDs EVERYBODY that color
less, cleudless fluid, like spring water,
should revive the original tint in white,
grey or griZzled hair. Yet SO il is.
PHAL0N'S VITALIA OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR is just such fluid, as
limpid and as stainless-yet it far excels
every other dye or coloring liquid ever
known, in impsrting rich shades of
color TO grey hair.
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JUsr RECEIrEp.-FEench Yriting
Paper, Initial do, Plain and French,
Ste,eoScopes aad Views, Views in Bible
Lands, Cities Of Palestine, Seren
Churches of Asia, Eastern Manners and
Customs, &c, By John ". Heiakell, %
Nenroe street. .as Zen 5 .a.r.
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1--WE are glad to hear that the Con-
stitatioA Bitters of Seward & Bentley,
are fast supercediug the great variety
of miserable nostrum sold as Bitters,
and the probability is that the sale OF
the Bitters viii soon be confined to the
Con stitution. We hope it will be so,
for they are every way worthy Of sue
cess.
Use Stewards Cough Cure for Bron-
nhitjs
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PERsONAL.-We had the pleasure of
meeting yesterday, Colonel John r
Johnston, Of Baltimore. The Colonel
is we'll known 10 the public as one of the
first artists Of the country. Aside from
the eminence he has gained in his pro-
fcssion, he has made worldwide repu-
tation as bumorist. He has many warm
personal frendsin this city, all Of whom
are delighted with the opportunity his
visit affords them, to tender him their
warmest assurances Of personal esteem.
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EDR RENT.

,,zV STORE ROOM No. 3 MONROE
a. .tTcet now occupied by Lewis Little & Co.
a., the room No. IL, occupied by j. r
IN. =. hardware store. Possession given
Ipril list. 1859. Enquire OF -
ssr1l w W. AiiLt-Sts'
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FWax flower amateurs should call
at E. Bookings Pharmacy and examine
his stock of materials for making Wax
flowers. The best selected and largest
assortment ever brought to this city.
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BHoop Skirts at 40 cents and Cor
sets at 20 cents, at Eckhart's Hoop
Skirt and Corset Factory, No. Isl Main
street. Call and examine.
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FThs city is getting so dull now
that it takes two hundred loafers to see
one small dog fight.
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vWheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege of ap,
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM.
Sumner e. Co.'s, No. So Monroe street.
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While in Wheeling last week we
called on our friends of the REGISTER,
and found them, as usual, busy. We
met SPrvINs for the first time, but
strange to say, he never as much as
limited "lsger" once; hence we conclude
that lie has Joined the l. o. of G. rs.
Mason County Journal.
You are mistaken. We do not belong
to the l. o. of G. Us. The way of it
was this: The eminent carpet-bagger
of the State Journal was in tswn. We
spoke to him. Got Whit of his breath.
Didn't want lager after that. Besides
this, Howard, you didn't look rs if yon
had any stray dime left. in addition,
we have quit drinking "iu measure"
A bucketful is our limit DOW. Apology
acCe pted, eh ?
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vLadies can find a complete assort-
ment of Millinery Goods, Trimming,
and Fancy Notions, at G. W. Eckhart's
Store, No. 81 Main street.
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HBad colds are becoming epidemic.

PAmong fashions latest freaks are
white handkerchief with borders OF
colored blocks.
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sTWhat science hath Joined to-
sether let no man put asunGer; buck!
wheat cakes and Logan, List e Co. 3
Excelsior Baking Powder.
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Enr Rent or sale.

DAIRY FARM, LATELY OWNED
IhA T.rob, deceased, on Caldweus Kun,
,sr re1t ar ale .soso,
BD."" A. j. CLAKKB,
Cor Fourth and Monros ats
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store Room For Rent.

l>Nv OF THOSE FINE STORE ROOMS IN
DGId Fellows Hall Building is offered ior
~, Frouirs OF JOHN q. HEFILY. adoin-
nv Rockiug's Drug Store, or at this once
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SOMETHING NEw.-Laundry Indigo
BlneiDg Bag. Call and see it at Ed
mund Bookings aad at Booking & Car
rolls Pharmacy. ---.-7-r
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rEvening Dress Goods-Fiuost
Peint Lace Eandkerchiefs, collars and
CelfFnres, at Rhodes. IL