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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-16

ACCOUNTS from India represent the
cholera MS being on the increase, and the
attacks are fatal in n large proportion OF
cases. The fact should operate us warn.
ing to the populations Of other countries,
The ravagcS Of this terrible disease have
almostinvariably commenced in the East,
and have extended TO Europe and to this
country with n regularity which enables
scientific men 10 predict their course
during future visitations. Whether this
Summer is TO witness recurrence Of for.
mer attacks cannot Of course be known
1t may be, MS on former occasions, that Il
Winter may intCrp0Sc between the mp
pcarance Of the epidemic in Europe and
on this side. But at all events, common
prudence would seem 10 dictate all posi-
bic sanitary and personal precautions fol-
the care Of health. The very CXtraOrdi
nary weather ut this season is M addition
al reason for vigilance in warding oil dis
eases Of an epidemic or contagious char
acter.-N J. Times,
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SOME Of the Democratic papers hcrea'
bouts have made brilliant discovery, it
being that the act Of Congress TO enforce
the Fifteenth Amendment cOntcrS the
right of suffrage on the white cX-rcbcls in
this State who are now denied it by the
State Constitution The Weston DemocrH
US the original discovcrcr, puts the case in
this way:
The LIST section Of the act Of Congress
lust passed TO enforce the 10Th Amend
meut to the Constitution Of the United
States, and for other purposes, provides
that ALL CitiZcrs of the United States, 9th.
erwisc qualified, shall he allowed and en-
titled TO r0fe at all ClcciiOns, and where
this right is denied to them, the other sec
tiOns Of the act give remedy in the Fed
cral Courts by damages 10 the party III.
jurcd in not less than $500, and Tine "I
$500 additional to the United States, to
be paid by the person refusing this right,
and Imprisonment by the Federal Judge.
The bunglcr who wrote this did not
make his statement consistent in ITSELF.
What does otherwise qualified here
mean when no qualification is anywhere
mentioned? The intentional misreprc-
scntation here INDUCED is disclosed by Il
reference TO the section itself
"R il enacted, DC, That all citizens Of
the United States irhO are 0rShdH De 0Mcr-
pi@ Yudlifai By MT tOvotC NJ any election
by the people, in any State, Territory, dis.
trict, county, city, parish, township, school
district, municipality, or other territorial
subdivision, shall be entitled and allowed
TO vote ut all such elections TiM0W dis
HRctOn If rirc, Of ro'or or precious c0ndi-
ton Of AsrcitUdC any constitution, law,
custom, usage or regulation OF any State
or Territory, or by or under its authority,
To the contrary Notwithstanding.
This is simply in effect that no negro
citizen shall he denied II vote solely JrcnHsc
he is II negro. Tint is the meaning OF
the amendment which this law is intended
to enforce. The State may impose any
other disabilities if it chu0srS; but what.
ever these may be, they must he imposed
alike on white and black. This State does
impose disability on all who aided the
rebellion. II a negro did this he tan no
more vote than white man-nOt because
he is n negro, but because he WAS IL rebel.
Since the Amendment itself cannot inter
fcre with any disability imposed by u
State on grounds other than race, color,
or previous condition Of servitudc," it is
the grossest absurdity to say that an en-.
actment Of Congress enforcing that
Amendment can do So How can the act
of Congress he greater than the Constitu-
ton? How can this act do things not
authorized by the constitutional provision
by which alone the act has any validity
A reading Of the section quoted by lis
shows that the act does not contemplate
any such thing. 1t it did, how can the
provisions of our State Constitution,
which are moi in conflict with anything in
the Constitution Of the United States, he
upset by n mere act of Congress? 1t is
good Democratic doctrine that they eau
not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-16
TAR II. FELIX GOURAUD'S
Oriental Cream or Magical BeAutltier,
REMOVES FRECKLES, PIMPLEs, SALLOW'
NESS, MOTH PATCHES AND ALL
SKIN BLEMISIES.

This preparation has acQuIreda reputation the
past 80 years among FASHIONABLE LADIES,
which makes It sought after by the fair sex, COM
Ing rom or going to the most distant countries,
for 1t has no equal or rival In Its identifying and
innocent qualities. Like oil other OF DR.
GOURAUDS preparations, this has extended Its
sale until 1t has become specially, by Its own
merits, and Is not the CREATURE or MERE Ap'
vERrIsISG NOTORIETY. This noticeable fact Is
proved by the large sales made by MIX. j. II.
SILVEY & CO., Wheeling, W. Va, WITHOUT
ONE LINE OF ADVERTISING.
This invaluable Cosmetic Ia recommended from
one customer TO another on actual KNOWLEDGE
or ITS VALUE AND UTILITY.
PREPARED by DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD,
4S BOnd.st., New York, formerly Of Walker
street, and late Of 49, Broadway. Established 81
years. ..
celebrated ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
POUDRE SUBTLE for upr0OtInG hair, LILY
WHITE, LIQUID ROGUE, etc.
All of DR.. GOurAud'S Preparations
Can be found at j. II. STLvEY & cos. Wheel
Ing, W. Va. ma2t.eOd
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MAJOR ANDERSON

Has been engaged for the occasion, and will
leave the wharf foot Of Monroe street at 7O'ClOOE
4. ". Brass and String Bands will be in attrnd.
ancc. Dancing on board the boat and at the
grounds. Several prominent members OF the
Society, both from this city and Steubcnvillc,
will deliver appropriate addresses on the coca.
sion. A general Invitation IL extended TO all,
and especially to tic different Societies In the
and at the grounds.
This will be the Picnic of the season, and, as
every pains will be taken to ensure order and de.
cOrun throughout by the respective committees
assigned for that duty, parents and Others may
All intoxicating liquors will be prohibited from
being sold on tho boat OF at the grounds.
The boat will land for cxcursionists at Martins
Ferry, Warren and Wellsburg.
Tickets for Gentleman aud Family, $3.50. SIN
gle Tickets, 500. junl6
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The new naturalization bill passed by
the House, Monday, leaves the system OF
naturalization just where it now is, in the
State courts, but conicrs Jurisdiction on
the Federal courts to punish all frauds.
The term required for residence prceed-
ing naturalization is not changed.
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IT is announced that Thomas Carlyle is
about TO visit this country. lie says this
country is going to perdilion, and he may
he taking il as II safe conveyance to what
he must regard us his ultimate dcstina-
ton. Carlyle is now the first growlcr in
the world COmmercim
Except the Commercials Washington
correspondent, DoNS PIATr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VIE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP TO he very nna i0E
Desserts and AL elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATlNE-An Ola IA
vOrite with the ladies' for JclIles-
bright. clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WISE-JuSt the article
To use with COx's Gelatine-of rich
and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-WArrAuted Pure, a delicious
and nutritious beverage.
IECKER'S FARlSA-Prcparcd especially Tot
InvllidI and children.
ANGUSTUIA BITTERS-The genuine article
Tor ladies' and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF pEPSlN-ThC most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsiA.
CORN STARCH-For PuddingS and CustArds.
TAPiOCA-A splendid dessert, either aIonv or
with Berries. 1870, m
Al LAUGHLIN. SMITH ! CO.,
iuull Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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Gov, BALDWIN, of Michigan, has called
an extraordinary session OF the LcgiSla-
ture to propose an amendment to the
Constitution, lcgaliZing the issues ofbonds
in aid of railroad projects recently made
by y great many municipalities in that
State, in the exercise Of powers which the
Supreme Court has declared mlawiully
granted by the Legislature.
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For THE CONVENTIONAL friend nj
Grafton requests us to announce that ar
rangements have been made by which the
agent of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company at Grafton, will issue h0lI'iare
tickets to the ParkeHburg Convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-16

THE total receipts Of the Government
since its organization, March A, 1879, to
June 80, 1860, a period OF eighty years,
from all sources were gil 400, 100000, and
the expenditures $l1,25OOOO,OOO.
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That venerable Triton, Secretary WELLS
will disport himself in the next GdLary, in
reply to JERRY BLACKS structures on his
course in thc.maLter of the GOspovt Navy
Yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-16

GEN. ROsECRASs, who is in Washing.
ton, hardly deems it necessary to dignity
with denial the sensation story that he
is about to lead n tilibustering expedition
into Mexico; nor does he know Of the cx-
istence Of any such scheme,
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WEDLOCK.-TIIE BASIS OF
w Civil Soclcty.-EsSayS for Young Men, on
the honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
evils and dangers OF Celibacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment OF mans true position In
life. Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
ma9id&w
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On Tuesday the Rhode Island LegisIa.
turc reelected Senator ANTHONY, aud
the Legislature Of New Hampshire re-
elected Senator CRAGIS.
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&l.Si7.Di g

$l,SiI,IgI "
STATE OP wEsr VIRGINIA, CO
COUNTY OP Ono. 90
Is. Brady, Cashier OF the Merchants National
Hank 0r West Virginia, at Wheeling, do solemn.
" affirm that the above statement e true 10 the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
5. BRADY, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 18th
day OF June, 1870. J. MORGAN,
Notary Public.
Correct, Attest:
A. WILSON,
WM. BAILEY, SDlrectors.
junl5 L. 8. DELAPLAlS,
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ABOUT one thousand delegates are cx.
pected at the great Young Mems Christian
Association Convention, to be held at In
dianapolis, beginning on the 22d,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-16

OLD GRIMES is not dead, that good old
man; we shall see him back again next
Fall.
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ONO papers now deny that Ben. Wade
Is candidate against Gen, Garfield, for
the nomination for Congress, and say that
he has no further aspirations for public
life,
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LOUIS NAPOLEON has an affection for
the Bourbon dynasty, and sends all the
way TO Kentucky for the genuine.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
L the Merchants National Bank Of West Viz.
Ginia at Wheeling, at tho close Ut business on
the 9th day OF June, 1870.
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Our Black Silk at SI.5Ois cheap at $!,25, and
our Black GrOS Grain silk at $2l0 We declare
cannot he matched for less than $500.
Magnificent Silk Warp Poplins 95c-regulaE
price $l.25.
A few more Lace Points very cheap.
Corded PiQues 25C
Grape Sets, very handsome. at 50c.
Gents Linen Handkerchief l2Hc, aud Fine
gauZe Shirts at Is and zoe.
Another choice lot Of Embroideries from SC a
yard up.
Splendid Black Sash Ribbons at We, $l.lO and
$l.25.
Alcxandrc's Kids at $I9O-CVery pair warrant
Cd not to rip or tear. -.
Remember that we receive NEW GOODS
EVERY DAY. Open day and night.
ROUSS e. SToNER,
Iunl3 I0G Main Street.
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ITO CONTRAC TORs.-SEALED
proposals will no received by the under
signed until Thursday, the SOth inst, at . ?. ~,
for rebuilding tho bridge over Wheeling Greek.
near SIecnrod'S. The masonry Is all ready, with
the exception OF some repairs which may be bid
for BY tho cubic yard. The SuperStructurc must
10 bid for In the lump, according 10 plans and
specifications TO be seen al the ONCE OF W. C..
Smith, City Surveyor Of Wheeling, the bridge to
consist OF one span Of about 20 feet IN tho clear,
and two short spans Of Is feet each, all The spans
II feet wide In the clear between trusses. The
portion OF the old bridge now remaining TO be
removed ut the contractor expense, he to have
the bcncAt OF tho material therein, The under
signed reserve the right 10 reject any or all bids,
at their discretion. The bids must be acCOmpA'
MED BY satisfactory references, and addressed TO
the undersigned at Wheeling, ". Va.
luni5 W. ", MILLER, Chairman.
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CITATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN
y the Municipal Court of Wheeling june
Rules, 1871.
Rosey o'Bren, o,
". III SnhcCS5'
John Cropp and Ann CrOpp,
Tho object Of this suit Is to subject whAtevei
interest said John Crop IL possessed OF or entl
tied to In the west half OF lot " situate on tht
north side OF Lindsey street, In the Guy o.
Wheeling, West Virginia, to the satisfaction o.
the costs Of this suit and Of Judgment FOR $9t
recovered against the SAid John Crop in the Jus
tees Court OF Union Township, and costs
amounting In all to $lOO8S, with Interest thereon
from the Sih day Of March, 1870.
And il appearing from an affidavit lllVd with the
papers In this cause that tho defendant, Ann
Lropp, Is u nonresident OF this State, on motion
OF plaintiffs council II Ii ordered that they &C
appear within four weeks after the hrst publlca
ton hereof and due posting Of ms order al tne
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio County
West Virginia, and do what IL necessary TO pro
tect their Interest in this suit.
4 copy tcsls: A. II. CIIAPLINE, Clerk.
r. Z. BLAKELY, Pc. Jnnl6.Thu
A UCTION SALE OF REAL Els,
n. TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WHEELlEG.-By virtue o. tho authority
vested in US by the will OF Philip Reilly, de-
ceased, we will offer for sale 81 Public Auction
At the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
County. In inc Slt4 VI NHcGlluk' VA
Saturday, the 10th Day Of July, 1870,
And thereafter, from time to time I'LL the sale II
completed, commencing each day at ten o'clock
4. n, the real estate Of said Philip Reilly, de-
ceased, situated adjoining and east OF Wheeling
Greek and the City OF Wheeling. The land and
extensive coal field underlying the same to be
sold, will DO offered In parcels rs shown upon the
plat thereof made by James GilChrisl. Surveyor,
4 copy Of which may be seen In tho Recorder
ONCE OF this county, and at tho office Of Thos.
O'Brien, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va;
but the whole will be sold together, or several
parcels will be sold together, as may be found
best.
TERMS or SALE.-One.third Of the amount due
by each purchaser 10 be paid In hand, and the
residue In three equal instruments bearing Inter
est from the day OF sale and payable respectively
In one, two and three years from that day, re-
serving the right TO each purchaser to pay the
whole or any creator portion Of the amount due.
The title to be retained until payment In null, or
conveyance to be made on deferred payments be-
ing secured by deed Of trust.
Selling as Trustees under said Will, We under
take to convey only such title as Is vested In us,
and az by said will we have power 10 convey, but
we believe the title 10 be- nnqueStionable.
X. Y. WIIELAN,
HENRY MOORE,
ALONZO LORING,
Trustees Of r. Reilly'S Estate.
WHEELING, June 10th, 1870 Junlb
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ROBBINS g. APPLETON
GENERAL AGESTs. ,,l,
1872 Broadway, New 1oF"

Ask TO see the new FulI'F'""
Watch bearing the trade mark"Am''
lean Watch Co., Crescent SI'' war
than, Mass" 1t is by far the w"
FulI.PIatc Watch mndc in the n'''"
States, and surpaSses anything he"
tOfore made in this country for """'
why Engineers, Conductors %c'
hnrln.rnhh& cnMM
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN
y the Municipal Court of Wheeling. Jnne
Rules, 1871.
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7. O. o. r.

HAMILTON LODGE, U. d.. I. o. o. F.,
IL meets eve y SATURDAY EVENING at Ma
sonic Hall, Treasure street. All Brothers in
good standing are invited Il 10 attend
j. MARCHANT. y. j.
R. SADDLER, r. s ap27-tf
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The PARTY.-0wing to a false impress
sion of the ~preIudiced, the attendance at
City Hall last evening was not az large
as could have been expected on such an
occasion; bnt those present enjoyed
themselves hugely. and those who re-
NAMED at home bought tickets Thanks
TO the efforts of the ladies). which was
all that could be asked of them. The
benefit. we are glad to know, was a sub
s%tantial one.
CLorHrNe.-Cohn Brothers, the well
known and popular clothiers. two doors
north of Dunn street, have their very
extensive stock Of Spring clothing open
for public inspection, and are selling
goods cheaper than ever. Go to them
for YOU Spring and Summer suits, for
they hive such a variety that YOU can
not fail to find something suited to your
taste.
LECTURE To-NIaHT.-Judge Frank Til
ford will deliver IN address at the Court
house this evening on "reminiscences
of Hugh C. Murray. james A. McDou-
gull anu DuNlu ". DTDutiltk. hll0lB-
sion, fifty cents-proceeds to go to the
temporary relief of the public schools
Of Hamilton. The subject is one full of
interest to old Californians. and one
with which Judge Tilford is familiar.
OK TIME.- Beaehey, Wines & Go. will
hereafter run their stages on schedule
time-each driver being required to
make aud leave each station at the min
ute, no excuses being taken except acoi-
dents and extreme bad roads. This will
enable people to count upon the arrival
of the stage to the minute.
T. C. S. C.-The Treasure City Social
Club will hold a meeting at Brokers'
Hall this evening at 8 o'clock sharp.
All members are requested to attend, as
business of importance will come up for
transaction.
ToNsoRIAL.-J. F. Kopp. between Bar
ney's and Red Frank Wheeler's, has re-
fitted his barber shop throughout, and
now has one of the most CHEEKY looking
establishments in the city.
SEVERED Mike Dolan, for some time
past County Tailor, has severed his con-
n%ection with that institution. Mike was
al attentive and efficient officer, and
was the right man in the right place
BoLLIoN.-Wells Fargo & Co. ship
ped. from their office in this city, yes
terday, to the Bank of California, San
Francisco. 4 bars of bullion. weighing
1874 pounds and worth SO, 504. 80.
CALICO PARrY.-Miss Maggie McCor-
mick will give a grand calico party at the
Chloride Saloon on Saturday evening
next.
A CARD.-See card of Thomas Cole
a Marshal of Treasure City, under
New To-day
Moon is overrun with boarders, but
stands ont nobly against the hungry
public. All 60 away happy.
AUNT HANNAH's is the place to get a
fine lunch. when you are in Sherman.
town.
THE ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be fonnd Mt Byrne's
old stand. Fresh by every Express.
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gofal gntetli9tnfe.
Board Of Trustees.

MONDAY, May 80, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
President Hyman in the chair. Present
Trustees Hyman, Sanders. Sanderson,
Barney and Estes, and City o. S. May,
Clerk. Minutes read and approved.
The weekly report of the City Marshal
was received and referred TO the Finance
Committee.
Z. II. Sanderson and Reuben Barney,
from the majority of the special commit
tee appointed to investigate the conduct
of the police force during the disturb
ances al the primary election on the 2lst.
reported that they eKonerated the police
from all blame. but thought the Marshal
had been derelict in dnty, and, if his
term of Office was not so brief, would re-
commend Thai he be censured.
II. S. Sanders, minority Of same com
mittee, reported that in no particular
did he find anything specially deserving
of censure; thought some of the police
men acted ereditably to the force. and
hoped the matter would be indefinitely
postponed.
During the discussion which followed,
ss nra,ad aar,n;slipn - ~ ~
@saan. Il - Laara - al -.
In ~ Lna.n ~ d. - n az -,
III. r,shad;n fon,d JaaL Hi mann5ai
oma Ill bin, 10 ~ ronn ,hinh;n, :.
n ~. avoa,,a bnnona - III J na, n
man 20 n,son. did tba sana ,b;na ns;,h
H. IT, he rorna b;,n uronn5as an
,ha s,ree, witbort stunning 70 inon;re
II nos ~ bla,no
nth ranar,s wora re,ac,ed and IN
mo,;on ,ha wbo,a ~n,ottsr ,yos inda6nital,
noe,nanaa
III rnIes wexe snsnended md Georoo
n Te,rv onnasred hefore ,ha Roard and
s,a,ad ;hat no Mat Of tha torn So -
uam;,,on wos npw on 6la in liz oeioo.
that wbnn said Mai had rama;ned an az,
on days annl;ca,ion co,Id ha n,ada Co.
na,ent which issre 90 davs aftor,yord.
tha eos, far oco ooras a,a,id ha 81 oo5
in c,rrancy a,d .Lort eo5 foes uhiah
snm II was necessary N danosi,
The foIlowing hills haying bee, an.
moved Inv ,ba Finance comn,;,tee war.
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FOR SALE.

GHEAP FOR CASH. A HOUSE y 1..a
~ LOT. House with Three Rooms. we'll ;;;f
furnished. with water and every eonven--n1
fence for comfortable residence. Situated i'm
mediately in front Of the Courthouse. For par
~ticulars, apply at this office. ma96-tf*
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The ELEcTIoN.-The Board of City
Trustees last night appointed Thomas
Flitcroft, Charles F. Bicknell and James
Cross, Judges of Election for Monday
next, and appointed the place for hold
ing the election at the Recorders office,
City-whieh is very appropriate, as the
city prison Is Immediately in the rear.
GYMNAsIUM.-Messrs Dimock 4 Mills
will to-day complete a building. corner
of Treasure and Hunter streets, % by 60
feet with walls Is feet high. for a gym
npsium. The new building will be pro-
yided with shower baths and everything
necessary.
EXAMINATION OF On. OwENs.-The
evidence in the examination of DR..
Owens was concluded Observation-Disclosures
fonr witnesses having been examined
and the arguments of counsel will be
made to morrow, before Justice Davis.
THERE is a dispatch in the telegraph
office in this city for DIR. j. w. Goethus.
Ez1zzuzzEEz9zzagzzz~
Co to C. r. Alexander's for your
drugs. fe7-tf
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Mines Tested Quick.

AMNow READY TO TAKE CoNTRACTsoF
Il Testing Mines TO any depth up to 1000 feet.
at any angle-taking out a core one inch in
diameter tho entire depth-with the Leschot
Diamond Drill. II. N. TRUE. Agent.
[ma2-tfl At DR.. Spaldins Is Hotel, Hamilton.
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Arrivals nnd pepartursa

ARRIVALS.
BIZ ! ENsoR's LINE.
HM Conger F Fastener @ W Dale
] Tooney c Munson John Page
By BEAcHEY. WINES : co.'s LINE.
II Pennock Mt TAFT &C Dixie
Dr Williamson LA Curbin He Hawkins
Mrs Williamson John MeGill Vim Wader
Milton Robbins
DEPARTURES.
By A ESEoR's LINZ.
] J Harris FS Johnson j Shields
Robt Bell Geo VI Harris ferguson
g Nuremberg
BY BEAcHEY. WINES 4 co.'s LINE.
Luke Fleming Geo Hart Henry HILL
By WILSON BROS. AUSTIN LINZ.
] Barnett Thos Wren d C MeQuilty
= Roster J Roster Joe Glasgford
b Kelly