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Elgln Hn9tnx and Cheese Market.
Spectat Dfspatoh to 7hs Chicago 1t4buns.
EIaIN, Ill.,. April 8.-To-day ID tho regulhr
sale day tor butter and ohooso. Owing to the
heasy anon storm, but few Of the faotorymen
, 1873-04-09
THE ELECTIONS,
Further Details Of the, H6publ.,
can Defeat In Connecticut.
Municipal Elections in Illinois, Iowa,
Ohio, and Elsewhere.
coNNEcTiOuT,

HARTFORD, Conn, April 8:--Roturns from
c.or} 10 sown o n tho sS9 give HaTe y o neRuR
Tenpofanco, s,asi: 1ngorsoile majority i
1905. In tho First Congressional District
Gen. Hawley, Republican, Is re-efettoA by 1854
majority; In tho socond District, Kellogg, To.
rhird District .starkwoathor, Republican, is re-
trct, narnum, bemodrat, IL xe-oloctod by 1,440
majority: Tho HcpuPliea9s have majority Of
ono In tho aenhto, and tho DomdGratB ms jority
Of from IL to IS IN tho Houa6:
HAnTTonD, Ct. April g. .-Ingersol1, for Gov
ornor, Inns q majority In tho State Of 500 over
tho other candidates: Tho Senate stands ii
will have a majority Of 10 In tho Iower House.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 8.-Completo 1oturna
at tho oou'ant of1ioo, !rlost1y official, mako tho
voto for Governor as follows Hayena, 90, ,837 !;
iinSefssq|l; intSfr 49, 1T Smith, 1907 1ngoraois mn
Tho Senate In II Republicans to 10 Democrats
Last ycar 1t was IL Republicans to Q Democrats.
Tho Hotlse ia 1g9 Republicans to 192 Democrats.
Hawley's majority for Congress- in tho First
District Is 1880; Kellogg, In tho Bocondt 500 /,
starkweather, in tho Third, 1,548 ; and Barnum's,
in the FOURTH LOTS.
coLUMpuB, O., April 8.--Noturns .. Of yesterdays
election show that all Of the Democratic city
ticket Is olected, tho Mayor BY ITO majority, and
the City Solicitor by = still smaller majority.
Baber and Nlck1oy, Democratic candidates. for
the Constitutional Convention arc both elected.
Tho Democrats elected Beven out Of eleven
Coanoimen. Tho Council now stands, Domo-
Gratis, 9 1; Republicans, 8; independent, 9. Ono
peculiar feature Of the election was tho efoat of
Theodore Comstook, who has served hts ward as
Councilman for twonty yesrH. Tho ward Is
strongly Republican, but ". H. Kent, Democrat,
was elected by 40 minority.
In this State, Oirclovillo elected Republican
Mayor and Q Constitutional Delegate, aud nearly
oil thoir ticket
Tic Republican ticket is clocted in Shelby
County.
The Democrats nero successful In Dayton,
Wooster, Ohiliiootho, Marion, Orest1ine, and
Middleton.
Tho independent ticket il elected In Lan-
caater.
ToIEDo, Ohio, April e.-The result Of yester-
days election "a tho choice Of Jonos, Demo-
crat, as Mayor, BY about 200 majority; togothor
with tho City Solicitor and Judge Of tho Police
Court. Tho Republicans elect tho Prosecutor
Of tho Police Court. Trustee Of Cemeteries, aud
six Of the eight Counoilmen. On q toEt voto the
Republicans havo decided majority. Hon. III.
r. Waite waB unanimously elected to the Con-
stitutional Convention, gcrlbner, Democrat,
gains On Kellogg, aud may be eleotad.
CINCINNATI April 8-Full city returns give
johnson, Democrat, 1,600 majority; Marchant,
Libernl Republican, for Police Court Judge,
1876 Remlein, Democrat, for Trustee OF tho
Wator Works, 1850 Campbell, Republican,
for proseouting- Attorney for Police, 250. Be-
twoon tho Republican aud Liberal Republican
candidacs for City Solicitor tho vote Is ID close
which ia elected.
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Coal Coke.
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN.

ON and After this date We viii deliver Coal and
Coke at the following prices VIZ:
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Cineinnati Market.

CucrssET1, February, 25-Flour-
Dull 81 75Gs 10c. Whest-Dull 81 goa
/ Tic. Corn-Dull. 39a4Oc. Rye, Oats
and Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Pro.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Pork-Strong, sales al
Sl3 60c. Lard-steam steady 7ta7tc;
kettle 50. held 4c. higher. Bulk Meats
Steady; shoulders held &c. Clear rib sides
&c; clear 7ta74c. Bscon-Firm, offerings
iIpht: shoulders &c. Clear rib sids 7is79c;
clear SC. Hogs-Firm "a SOa5 20c'
Whisky-Steady at SIC.
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AFTER THE BALL.


Al,ss footsteps have departed from the hAl' An'
u,,r Janet draw closer 10 me; take thess rose'
Lay , SSS "a disaIng, mocking Jewels and this
,, Teni Hem INV when they cal me Ronald Per
Cy'B enYIed bride.
pn,tbe rgysl now Is over and I'm free to breathe
again, ,,,, ,,,,
And tbs lnsie OF Ihe'e "SPP'"E' N"'"' '"'" ~
p,,lllspt IIght aud merry dancers, 'estiYe robe
aud waving plume. A..
an b.ys oo5e std LETT behind them nothing but
this midnlsh! gloom.
Nothing bn, the winds moaning and the DRIFT
And one lonely s?Idi wa!!Ing cold and weary at
Was soTe eign of the ball room, 'gayes; In tue
ApdI wore The mask fall bravely, wore 1t hfaVely
mid them S!l, ...-
smiling lip aud lGhlsolne fOOlstcp told no tale
oil wild unrest
Who could EnO a heat was EchlnZ underneath
my lllEen yett'
Aching with It's drcATy present and u DARK hau
Atwhoss name It shrInks and lrenOles like a
young tres in the blast.
Ian dreaming of theVoIcGIoI dead and buried
time;
Ian thinking OF cleaning sweet With scents
OF dsWy thyme,
When through coudj OF rif ed amber Ihouo the
slender crescent moon
heart Of June.
| remember how tho m1on5eams In the trem'
bling beeches lay;
And the ssow.bcliS tinkied softly all along tina,
Aud the low and dreamy whisper Of the lilac In
thelAue,
And the muraur Of the mlll.slream- can hear
itGll again.
IahIs dark and lOrdly beauty he WAS standing
I haze stu the blood red roses tina! he twIned
amid my halr,
Aad with all the starry glamour ws!ch his voice
SIN hold in reooiIt elton every tender word hi
said.
And tonight again met Inn, where tho dAnsCF'
And the pstfansd aIs was burdsnod with sweetcS
melody.
There he pissed mo like vIsIOa, 10 his grAVt
aud stately pride;
There looked upon the maiden he hid chosen
for his bride.
spotess brow, 80 like 3 lily when the moon
beams DER It play;
Golden tr,BSOS, softly braided, quiet cy's OF 90
Fair As any dream Of morning, graceful as
she has gained my priceless! Treasure, won the
heart that once was mine.
wlnsred lips upon her smiling, gave no heed
I've, an rnS in roIdnr1s tnrrIpc bpAmed on her
fall tenderly.
Al! Janet, those gay June roses, and that sannI
close OF day,
From the heart Of Allan Bu;lslgh they have
faded Qute away.
Ia the dim and mystic future she will journey b!
his eide;
Different PATHWAYS Ito before Us, and this world
pisbted 81 Dc Of Ronald Percy, why sAOuldl
ANtAs iond and happy paStlneH It WctO Better
TO foEgetl
All how mouruIuly tho night wind sweep
across the lonely lake.
Dear Janet, speak kindly 10 me or my very hsar
will break;
Give mo words Of strength and courage, words
10 rouse my womAn's pride,
Tell me that they sOOn will cal me RonAit
PeEcy'S enyied bride.
uuIhl the taper'S light IL dying; thsrs's a soF
roWiul complain
Inths rustic Of tho woodblnc, in tho dropping o
the rain.
Oh howmournfllly the night wind through th'
siRhlng lindenS sweep!
Lsyyour hand In min0, BWect Sister; Aul tired
and going 10 sleep.
There tho story now ls ended. blush your falling
teArS aside,
For you know they soon will call ne, Ron ilt
Percy's enVied bride.
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BALTIMORE, February 25.-Flour-
Fair demand; western superfne SO 70;
extra 81 OOaS 90. Wheat-Scarce, red
winter 81 65a1 90; amber 81 00a2 10.
Corn-Mixed western Coo. Oats-Quietr
mixed western 47a4sc; white Coo. Rye
Quiet, 9Oa00c. Mess Pork-Firm OF
SIS 90. Bacon-Fair demand; Shoulders
dc: rib sides nominal; clean rib Bic.
Hams-Firm 13G15c. Lard-Steady Sta
SIc. Whisky-9l1.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February 25.-Flour-Un-
changed. Wheat-Lower; No. 9, 81 19i
Corn-No. > mixed Sic. Oats-No. 9,
3jfc Rye, 03l04c. Barley-Fall No. 9
7Oa72f. Provisions-Pork, $13 20al3 %
Lard, S765. Bulk meats-Shouldcrs A;
short rib mlddlCs Uic;l shor clear &c
loose. Dressed hogs, 81 soa5 IS Whisky
SIC,
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post OFFICE REGISTER.

,,,, uo,,. arc due and close At tho
HOgfs At %a:Gn MA I eiIy Prepared 10 accord
sSes with the latest TIME ''"'''
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 10.
correspondence Of tho IntelllGca
The Democracy met sgain In caucus
last night, and whereased and resolved
muchly. The preamble and resolutions
were adopted some days since, but were
amended and re.adopled last night, 1t
Is currently reported and generally be-
IeVed that they were drafted by Hon.
Jonathan N, Bennett Theyare rs toll
lows
We Democratic members OF the Senate
aud House Of delegates Of West Virginia,
10 Convention assembled, congratulate
Iaepeopc OF the State upon their steady
perseverance in the laudable cause Of
RioeFly and equality, and the resulting
generalization and overthrow Of radical
MpuhIicanism, by reason OF which the
legislature has, for the first time since
Tue establishment Of the State, been CON-
posed OF men who arc the FREQ and I'm.
Uammeled choice Of their constituencies,
entirely relieved Of the most crushing and
odiOus disabilities which ever afflicted a
Tree people. We, also, congratulate the
people and the Democracy-to whom
they owe their deliverance-upon the
crownIug event In the political history o.
outyoung State. The people arc free
md We their Representatives, looking tC
Tue material interests Of our constituents
are determined TO enact such laws as vii
secure to the whole people, peace, liberty
order, good government and economical
administration Of public affairs"
The following preamble and resolu
lions are also adopted:
WHEREAS, The enemies Of Democracy
Ioand alone in the ranks Of Republicanisn
who so recently supported dlstranchisInl
.aWs, denying the political freedom Of tn
people aud taking advantage Of SuppossI
divisions IN the Democratic party, are q
tnS time actively laboring, with q yea
worthy otS better cause, TO restore III
reign Of RAdicalism in this State: and
WHEREAS, The Democracy In the fluSl
acknowledged supremacy and cspabl
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GorrnN,rENrs-Qnlet but arm.
DAAAh OS"NOS
bonds moderately active.

bonds moderately active.
sTOcKs.-Quiet and irrcgular,s and in
the main lower, but with the exception
Of Pacific Mail and Western Union,
the changes were all inside Of one per.
cent. Pacific fluctuatel Us follows; CIT,
CIT, G9k, and 6sf. Western Union fell
from 0lg to O0s. Erie fell from 05 to CAT
New York Central fell from 1914 10 109t
Lake Shore fell from 0is to OSI, Ohio
fell from 4Cs to 4Gt. Wabash fell from
74f to "a. Rock Island fell from 114F to
1l3f. Market closed dull and heavy IN.
der the money stringe ncy.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New YOrk Honey ana st0ck NIarkel

NEW YonK, February 25.-MoNEY-
Stringent; carly loans at 1.39a1.16per day
but dull during the afternoon 1.lG was
the general rate and before the close O.
bank hours there was a business at i
latest transaction at 1.10 per cent.
STERLING ExcHANoE-Weak 10SSsl05t,
Go1D-More active and advanced from
114t to 1149, closing firm at 114sa114t
Loans-Sa7 per cent for carrying. Clear
ings $93,000,0O0. Treasury disbursed
Ssl 900.
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A YOUNG woman in Connecticut wants
TO know what o man means when, on the
day of his wedding, he says to his bride,
with all my earthly goods thee en-
dow" knowing at his death she will only
get One.third?
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TOLEDO, Feb. 25.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices
have declined; No. 1 white Michigan
81 77a1 NJ; No. 9 do 81 90; amber Mich
fgan 81 O5; No. / red 81 673; No.2 do
81 844. Corn-High mixed SOC; low
mixed 3stc. 0ats-Quiet and unchang-
ed
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KIMBERLY & co

Orders len It r. J. Smyth's. corner Market
and Qulney slreetS, VIII DO promptly attended TO-
lRn9T
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CnARLEsToN, February, 81

(CorrOspondeueo Of tho Intslllgeneorl
The Democracy arc in aquandary. The
bottom had about fallen out Of the ma
chine, and something desperate was de-
termined upon to save II from sudden de.
structlon. A Caucus" was called and
all tho ''great lights" with their respective
satellites were In attendance. The doors
were closed, and all parties pledged 10
abide by the decisions oil the caucus.
The occasion was stormy one, DARK
and threatening clouds we're numerous in
the political horoscope, Low grumbling
thunder, portentous OF destruction TO the
shin, could DO distinctly heard from all
parts Of the State. The surroundings
cviuced to the wise men ofthe party that
the old Democratic ship was not safely
anchored. Something must be done.
New hitch posts must DO sunk; new ropes
must be secured, and everything about
the concern must be newly creased. We
need a new pilot, q new captain, a new
chart and a new outfit We must have
them. There Is danger In the distance,
There Is sheet iron thunder and double
geaIed lightning in tho air. We must
meet the emergency. What shall be
donel How shall we go about 1t! How
can we force back tho storm Of indigna-
ton that will moi only destroy the Dem
ocraIic party, but will disgrace every
Democratic member Of the Legislature,
Brethren, that cloud Of indignation six
months ago was not larger than a mans
hand, but now, alas! Its proportions are
like the tabled fiery dragon that leaves
desolatiOn and distress btaiud 1t, and will
wither our hopes and prospects for oil
coming time. II Is near US, and tel
you lis coming will be more disastrous
, than was "SheFman's march to the sea-
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OlS System of Practice.

The medical wcriI has bcco:ne divided
into so many different cliqueS. isms and
pathies, that our peculiar system OF prsct. ce
may need some explanation.
We treat all chronic diseases upon the
most scientific principles OF ilC-patholo
gy and Rational medicine.
Our remedies are principally vegetable,
discdrding the use OF Calomel or Mercury in
y form.
Our mode OF detecting diseases Is by ocu-
lar, chemical and microscopic examination
Of the urine. By these scientific invest,ga
lions we ore euabl. d TO detect the most OBJ
scure disease ard to prescribe the remed les
with the true nature OF each particular case.
Therefore we invite all those laboling I'M
der lingering diseases, who have not been
cured because perhaps their complaints
were not properly understood, TO send us q
vial of urine for examination and have
the ncce ssary medicine sent them.
This can be done by express (uot by mail
Our practice In this way extends all over
the United states Our charre for eNsmi
nstiops and medicines furnished runges
from THREE TO TEN dollars.
Write plain, and give full NJ me, age, and
residence ofthe patient, and The comnuni.
cation will lie promptly attended to.
i, OLDSHUE,M MD.
Il l.. OLDSEUE, u, d.
j. W. OLDshUE, 81, u.
Address Drs. Oldshue, lS2 Grant street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Iulvl9-oo
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SfAGcIwa s'ga;jatW.
MOSDAT. july 81, 1923.

THE length OF the legal decision pub
llshed this morning prevents any eX-
tended ccmmept upon il at this time.
We believe it will !e read with much
interest hy tie greater Humber OF our
West Virginia readers becSuse of the
grea. local importance o! the questions
it settles. 1t ia a very clear ard clabor-
rate review OF all the points involved
in the controversy between the Cover
nor and the legislature, and 10 one
who reads it can fail to be convinced
that it correctly expouuds the law re-
lating to the care. The Governors
claim OF authority to appoint
all officers not specially provided
for 10 the Constitution, in
open defiance OF whatever laws to the
contrary ths Legislature might enact, is
very efec,ually squelcGed and is not
likely to be heard CT again. We will
have room to cay more upon the snb-
ject to, morrow.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1913,

named ~ said decree, otter a. public sale,
on
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tract an urdiyid.d haIT was rouveved 10
hw led H,tnI S ~ ~ .n5 I, ~
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IS perch, :, icing part Of q tract OF 13 acr. >,
lroOds snd ~ perches, known % the James
Kelly farm. which ,yas canyeyaJ IN Issac
b. Kelly by isaac Kelly and wife. by decd
daIed ScpIcmber M, 1881 and ~ record y,
ri q ga a IeTk,s offica In nes,i p,n1 M A.
mage glG. Nh. tract Ia La .nId hsino Tho nar,
remaining TO saii Isaac b Kelly after his
cpnypVancp Of OIL ocsag aDd ~ 70
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tlcIohar : isGa anJ ~ rncy,d e., al ,,f",,,
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peIches, nejna sam and Which pso I 60 ~
veveJ 70 ali Tsnac a XII, ~ q" I'll, - ~
po1ue and otbe,s b,, i.od SS5,oY .u az
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Ue'd EooE M 81 naaa 10 S'eiA oiii'e III
30 A C,nn,aingT 49,. d, ro,. y,
nerches helm" Tho san,a iar,,I - % 1917 1917 ~
said Isaac ~ KeSIv NV c. 80 ~ U'S u vEysu W
desd dated Noye1heyy y iSs, o,d ~ Wy
orr, in said ,Iert's If,n. 'I e., a,ii ~ rec
No AZ naga.r-5 0'' ." D''" LUX
T., ~.
,rd roi Wy L ne,ea anu p0uhus Of stlh Scvera
sa 1Ss tssie!lCe - ISaue 10 lHe dssds. a'1re-
800 $50, anu 10 'he 'aou dcclee OF sale IN this
.ST. Ind 10 a,.. a.. -.
harrnIns ian5 in ~, tIIE inost valuable
~ acct,,i;,S ,' , D ,,l,o,, |SIn LsCi lIact
yateTsd apd ,gs.,,I 80 80, t'ea,, n a Wen
there 60 a enoS 49,, Jts"rrS va "a tioLL no.
tsnor+ tnr,Sos !. - - usv.tnS Loose, Two
teLhEt houses i,uge pam, III necessary
trac, No iIsrc r. q ,ond tor Ii''i is on
stable and Other out-buiidings. A''1o'
SAID four tracts ad DIN one ano' ner and
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-.

MFRTZ-WALLACE- Thursday AZ.
ternoon, July II, 1873, at the residcuce OF
the brides mother by Prof. c. l. Loos, MI.
ii. n. MERIT, OF Hellair, 10 MtSSJ. f.. WAL
LACE, q. Steubanviil., Ohio.
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LindaleY Institute.

FNBIS SCHOOL HAS RElEN IN cox.
l. bnuous and successiul operation On.
lLg Inc past year. and Is, a. was before
stated IN these columns, n pefrnsnency
DuIing The summer vacation the building
WI os u,cTpasa!y re- aired. The location
corner on iith add Center sreets,l f. duIet
and pleasant. and the gr, unds sInpls Tor
exereises. The nsxtieTm opens Sepienbe.
Ittb, 1873. For terms and other tntornaiion
spply TO the principals. -''A1' =
Ill, jar. WATSON,
Je,yA !UHN =. HUTCHISON.
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NUMEROUS BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVlNGS
CONTENTS.
|. The New Hyperion. From Paris to Mar
~ ny way II the Rhine. II. The Two
Chickens. Illustrated. By Edward
Strahan.
Q. Our Home in the Tyrol, Chapters and
S, Illustrated. BY Margaret Hewitt.
s. On the Church Steps. Chapters S. By
Sarah e. riallOwell.
4. Inside Ipan. BY w. L. GrifilS.
). Jason'aQ ue:t By Charles Warren stod-
Gard.
c. Forehcdings.
!. Deer Parks By Reginald Wyntord.
y. Remblcs Among the Fruits and Flowers
ofthe Tropics. Two papers. l. By Fan
ME X. Fudge.
Q. a Princess 0iThulc. Chapters l2and 10.
Ply william Black, author OF "The
Strange Adventures Of a Phaeton."
10. Gold. BY lta Aniol Prokop.
il. Flimpses Of Ghost. Land. By Lucy Fl.
Hooper.
IL. Afternoon. BY Emma Lazarus.
u. Our Monthly Gos>ip:-Washington
Birthplace in 1873; VIcissjtudes In High
Life: a Glass Of Old MADEIRA; At Mat
inee: n MOnologue; MOTIFS,
II. Literature OF the Day.
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Mothers, aaothers. Mothers:

MOtheFs, Mothers, Mothers.
Don't fail to procure MRS. WINsLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
to the period OF tsething in children. 1t re-
lleves the child from pain, cures wind ,olic,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
aud health 10 the child, gives rest to the
mother.
Be sure and call for
"NRS. WINSLOW'SS SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggists. deyb
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FOR SALE.

,oo Bu1LDING LOTS IN PoLKCCK'S
loo addition TO the city OF Wheeling.
For terms apply to
,nlvlar AUGUSTUS POLLOCK
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A Fine Assortment

OF LACE CURTAINS FOR SALE
~ cheapat
q. MENDEL, BOOTH & CO.'S
inlyjn
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Perfected Spectacles.

HXTOBY Il DUFFIFLp, AT lea MAR
UKET str, er, below NJ Lure House, have
for wears made their Perfected spectacles
speciaIty, and thousands Of almost stshtless
ewes have been restored 10 health am vlgor
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Watches and clocks repaired.
fnIyly OXlOBY DUFFIELD.
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Commissioners Sale
OF 4J. hCRES
Valuable Short Creek Land,
TElURSDaY, JUSs 10, 1879,
On III = PREM SIS.

III pursuance az 4 decree entered hy the
Circuit Court o Ohio county, West Virgin
In, on the I9,h day MAY, 1873, in the
t hanccry cause III sid Court pending,
wherein Elijah Nallin, Jr.. Is cOmVlai ant
and iSasc y. Kelley and others a,e deem
dants, j shall, az Special Commissioners
named II said decree, otter a. public sale,
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