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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02
wheeling Retail Market.
SpcoSD WARD MARKET.
SECOND w ARD MARKET,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, July /.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, July l.
There was a fair supply Of vegetables
this morning, but nothing like the
abundance which should exist at this
se asen. The long drouth explains the
cause. Prices for nearly everything
ruled high. The attendance OF purcha-
sers Was quite large.
The butchers did good business at
about the following ratea: Porter
house steaks sold at lSc per pound, sir
loin steaks l5c, rib roast l2c, round
steaks l5c, soup pieces l0@l23c, beet
liver l0c, corned beef l2c. tripe SC, roast
veal l5c, veal outlets lSc, veal chops
lOc, lamb l5@l8c per quarter, mutton
roast l5c, mutton chops l5@l8c,
boiling mutton l0c, sheep tongues 25s
per dozen, roast pork l2c, pork steak
lie, corn pork l2c, smoked sausage
l5c, whole hams c5@l6c sliced do Zoe,
shoulders l00l2c, breakfast bacon II
@l5c, lard l5c, butter plenty aud sold
at from 20 to Is cents per ID for roll,
eggs sold cold at from Is to zoe per
dozen, spring chickens were held at
25634c apiece and fair supply, cucum-
bers Sc apiece, new potaties 609SOc per
peck, new beets SC per bunch, onions
SOC per peck, string beans SOc per peck,
cabbage SC per head, green peas SOC
per peck. spring onions SC per
bunch, radishes Sc per bunch, persley
&c per bunch; rsspberries in good sup
ply at l5c per quart; cherries lO@l5c
per qnart; gooseberries &c per quart ;
currsats 698c per quart.
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w.suIssrON COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Review and Examiner.
The wool crop OF Greene county Is
worth from four hundred thousand to
half q million year.
The fra, sale OF funds Of the WASH
ington Building and Loan Association
took place lsst Saturday evening st q
premium of 27f per cent, which, &C
cor ling to the system that has been
adopted, is equal to about 8 per cent
per snnum.
RI Culbertsou, Of Coal Bluff, this
coupty is charged by Jacob Maple with
altering the figures Of an appralsement
of a stock OF goods which be bought OF
Culber.son in West Elizabeth, ana
lrsudulently increasing the ,alustlon
fifteen hundred doilsrs. de has oeeh
arrested and held to bail. ..-
Tar recent commencement exercises
OF Hollidsysburg Female Seminary are
very highly spoken OF by the papers OF
that place. The graduating class num-
bered fourteen, among whom were the
following named from this vicinity,
each of whom read an essay: Miss
Sarah P. Brown, West Liberty-esssy'
Man was made to laugh" Miss n. l..
Vanvooris, Monongshela City-essay,
Individuality" Miss Georgisps Will
son, Wellsburg-essay, SEMINARY
chronicles.
SATURDAY last, at Midway. this
county, Adam Ksrcher was shot In the
left leg with a shot gun in the hands OF
Samuel Dunn. The gun was loaded
with slugs, some OF which entered just
at or near the knee joint, and the at
tending physician fears that II they are
not extracted amputation will have to
he resor;ed TO. We learn there was no
difficulty between the parties, and that
Dunn claims he was shooting at a
chicken, which is not credited by many.
No arrests has been made.
Wool Observation-Disclosures actly-
ity has prevailed in the market during
the past week. Large purchases have
been made, particularly in the sections
north, west and south OF us, the prices
ranging from Al to so cents. Higher
rates have, OF course, been given tor
choice clips, but it is sale to say that
SOC is the ruling price for good clips, at
which our growers evince a disposition
to sell. Should there be no abatement
IN prices, we anticipate that the bulk OF
the stock will be disposed of in 3 short
time,
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River News.

The river was falling last evening
with 3 feet 5 inches in the channel.
The Forest City still continues to run
between this city and S,eubenville.
The Science left for Psrkersburg yes
terday morning at l01 o'clock,
The MalIie Rsgon will leave for
Parkersburg this morning at the usual
hour.
Business looks very gloomy about
the landing and there will be no i'm
provement until We have more water
The local p sckets are all running
regularly.
BY Telegraph
PlTTsBURGu, July l.-River % inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
very warm.
LOUISVILLE, July River falling
with feet inches in the canal and 2
feet 6 inches in the chute. Weather
plChchul duu ClSdI. hIIl'oh- ulOIIIC
Ebert, St. Louis. Depsrted-Mollie
Ebert, CinciU natl. Business dull.
ST. LOWS, july l.-Arrived-Phillips
Ohio RIVER; Keoknk; Cllnton, St.
Paul Departed-Muchsli, ST. Psnl /;
Canital City. Vicksburg; johnson,
Keokuk; Grand Tower, Memphis;
Kinney, Missouri river. River falling
steadily. Weather clear and very
warm.
CINCINNATI, July l River 5 feet 7
inches aud falling. Departed-Bermu-
da, Evansville; Minueols, Memphis.
CAIRO. July l Arrived, B. 81. Cook,
Evansville. Depar,ed-Cook, Evans
VILE. River Is lee. 7 inches weather
clear; mercury 84'.
EVANSVILLE, July l.-Tbe weather
is cloudy with mercury 20 to 81 degrees.
The river has fsllel inch. Port list
DOWN.. W. Dugan, 7. n. Miller,
Grey Eagle, aud Belle. Up-Mary
Louisa, and Geo. Roberts. Business
air.
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A BIG CHAsB.-About q week ago a
warrant was issued by Squire Hammer
for the arrest OF boy named JohL
Reiter, but he has managed to keep out
OF the way OF the lyn1'eyed officers OF
the law until yesterday, when he was
discovered by officer Baird ia the
vicinity OF the Central Glass Works.
The officer arrested him, but he after
waras got away and made bold dash
for liberty, lover the hills and far
away 1t was a long and hot chase,
but the officer stood it out "like little
man." He came up with the fugitive
about three miles from the city, up
Woods Run, where he found him lying
under a bridge completely exhausted
Reite- was brought back to the city and
locked up. and will have hearing be-
fore Squire Hammer this afternoon at
two o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

MATRlMoNIAL.-St. Johns church
was literally packed with people, most
ly ladies, last night, to witness the
nuptials OF Mr.. Allen Wagner and
Miss Lucy, daughter OF Captain Samuel
Mason. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. J. B Clark, rector Of the
church. The ladies' who were in 81
tendance were unanimous in the opoiu-
ion that the bride looked truly beauti-
ful. After the ceremony the bride and
groom, together with a number OF in
vited guests, assembled at the residence
OF Captain Mason, where they enjoyed
tbems elves to the fullest extent.
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REnARKABLE.-Drs. Bard and Allen
extracted a splinter OF glass half an
inch long and fully an guth OF an
inch thick from the palm Of j. B. Nc
Cune's hand yesterday, that had been
embedded there for three years. The
wonderful part about it was that the
man has been working regularly ever
since the glass entered his hand, and
MY at times did he feel any pain or
inconvenience from it. Probably it
might have teen there yet but for the
opportunity offered by the foundry o.
Jos. Bell & Co., at which place he
works, shutting down for lew days.
Feeling slight pain and suffness 10
his shoulder blade, and attributiug it
to the glass in his hand, he took adj
vantage of the slackness OF work and
called on Drs. Baird and Allen with
the result mentioned above.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

ADMITTED AS PARrNER-As will be
seen by announcement which has ap-
peared in the morning papers Mr.. j. D.
Reynolds has been admitted partner
in the jewelry establishment OF ". II.
Hennegep Il Co, OF this city. under the
firm name of Hennegen, Bates l. Co
This is just recognition OF bis faithful
service to the firm since his long con-
uection with it, and Johns many 'riends
in this city and elsewhere will be graf.
fled to hear of his prosperity.
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STEALING SHoRs.-Yssterday about
noon, a man named Levi Denny stole =
pair of ehoes from the store OF George
Ii. Kurtz, on Main street. The theft
was discovered just after he left the
store, pursuit given and the thief cap
tured. He was taken before Squire
Clarkson, when another shoe firm,
Messrs. Doyle & Fendt, OF Centre
Wheeling, entered complaint against
him for having stolen II rec pair Of chill
dren's shoes from them. The suits
against Denny were compromised by
him paying for the shoes and the costs
in the case. This was done in consid-
GRAFTON OF the man having large fam
lily depending upon him for support, as
sending him to jail would nave LETT
then destitute.
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JUDGE John J ~ .cksou. Jr., OF Par
kersburg, will shortly remove to this
CITY, having rented house on the Is
lsud.- Wheeling Intsl]igmcer.
We consider this a misstatement, as
there is no probability whatever that
our disline uished townsman could be
induced to exchange Wheeling for
Psrkersburg: giving up his paIatisl
residence here. No, no; we protest
against anything Of .he kind, and we
shall keep the Judge here, even IT we
have 10 resort to iorce.-ParkeS6urg
Times.
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BnHop WHELANs ILLNEss.-Th,

BISHOP WHELAN's ILLNESS. The
Baltimore Sun OF Tuesday says ;
Bishop Whelan, OF Wheeling, whose
illness al st. Agnes Hospital wac an
nounced Yesterday, is rapidly GONZALES
cling, and is now considered out OF i'm
mediate danger. He had been TO Phil
adelphia to consult a physician about
an affection OF the chest, ard while in
Baltimore was sudienIy attacked by
bilious disrrhea. His treatment at
St. Agnes was prompt, and the disease
was checked by Sunday night.
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D1sMissED.-Yesterday afternoon
Wash. Defibaueb swole out a warrant
before Squire Caldwell for the arrest Of
Conrad Colts, on a charge Of disturbing
the peace. The Justice dismissed the
case against Colts after hearing the evl-
depce, it being insufficient TO sustain
the charge.
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FIRST Rational BLEv
United States Depository.

4 general Banking, Exchange and OIL.
ton business transacted With fidelity N
prornptness.
Certificates Of Deposit iuued and !n,.r-
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for GALE In sums 10 us
New Fractional Currency and !, q landE
soin always on hand for the sccummods.
ton OF the pablo.
Accounts OF Merchants, &snuisc,u,,-
8ankers and others solicited.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, DC
In addition to his large and complete
stock. Mr.. VIM. II. SheIb, Music Deal
er, TIA Main street, recently purebss-
ed the entire stock OF Mrs. Jos. Cart
wright, and has added extensively 10
bis line OF goods. With such large
facilities, be can sell lower than any
music house elsewhere and all VINO want
musical goods OF any kind will hnd
Shelb's the best and cheapest place.
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The Taylor Srauder case will ccne
up for argument before the Court Ct
Appeals to-day. The opening srgu-
ment will be made by Capt, Doveaer,
who will be followed by Attorney Gen
ersl Matthews, for the State, and Geo.
0 Davenport, Eco, will close for the
prisoner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

WILL MEET To-DAy.-The Examin-
ing Board OF the city public school, will
meet at the Fourth ward school build
Jug for the examination OF teachers
this morning at 9 o'clock, The Board
consists OF Superintendent F. S. Will
liams, Drs. A. S. Todd and J. c. Hupp.
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To KERK TIE PEAcE.-Yesteday
Joseph Blsnchong went before Squire
Hammer aud swore out warrant,
stating that one Nicholas P'eifer had
made an assault upon him. PfeiIer
was arrested and the Justice required
him to give bond in the sum Of $500 for
his good behavior for the period OF one
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

The Baltimore Sun reports that Rev.
James Fl. McMecheu, OF Wheeling,
West Virgins, in a letter to Bishop
Johns. announces bis withdrawal from
the Protestant Episcopal Church, on
the ground that be is opposed to ritual
ism, (which fiUds its root in the prayer
book" He will join the Reformed
Episcopal movement
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Tx SRAsoN.-water Coolers, Cream
Freezers, Bird Cages, Fluitiug ma
chimes, Fruit Cans, Sealing wax, ana d
full line of Tinwsre, House-Furnisning
Hardware, Timers stock and Trim
ming. Tin roofing specially;
NE.BrrT d Bro,
1910 Main street
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GREAT excitement at J. W. FerreI :
80, his new arrival of Carpets ana
DIV Drv Goods and chespuess in price. DE
is selling splendid Brussels al ~ ~ p.,
ward, and other goods in proPoI'lo 20
Now is your time for great bargains as
he will beat them all.
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The FOURTH" AND THE PcsToFFlcB.
The Postoffice will only be opened
on the Fourth of July from 81 to s
o'clock In the morning. The carriers
will make only one delivery and COL
lection on thst day, which will be early
in the morning.
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HELD TO APPEAR.-Geo. W. Deffin-
bsugh was before Squire Gillespy yes
terday on complaint Of Conrad Cote,
who charged him with assault and bat,
terry. Deffibaugh was held intbe sum
of $50 Tor his appearance before the
County Court to answer the charge.
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COMET CoMMENTs.-A fellow who
knows all about it says: The wealth
er of late has been untavorsble for OBJ
servations, the clouds demanding the
right OF way" 60 that few observations
could be made, and even those not
with much accuracy. They were
enough, however, to prove the COR
rectness OF my announcement that 1t
was comet. 1t is approaching both
thessun and the earth with constant
ly accelerated velocity. arriving at Pc
rihillion (uesrest the suu) and perigee
(near.st the earth) about the 1st OF
August. l see nothing, therefore, to
prevent its being very conspicuous
and beautiful object in the western sky
during the months Of July and August.
It is now situated, at one o'clock in
the morning, directly beneath
the polar star and about twenty-five
degrees from it, and is just visible to the
naked eye. With az opera glass it can
be easily seeu as hazy nebuous mess,
with bright spot little to one side.
Through my telescope OF four and one
halt inches aperture, elk feet focus, it
presents a tail filling the whole field
with low power OF thirly-six. So d.
rectly towards us is it moving it'seems
almost TO stand still, its slight deviation
from il giving an apparent motion to-
ward Beta Urss Msjorie. 1t is visible
all night, but will coon be only
in the early hours OF evening, setting in
the northwest. II at the time OF its
nearest arp'oach to the earth the moon
should be absent we may expect from
present indications to be treated with a
cometary display which may rival the
,ranait OF Venus in popular as well Rs
in scientific interest. The comet will be
brightest on the evening OF August Sd,
being then 245 times az bright as at the
time of discovery, while not it is only
FIVE and one-half times az bright, and
as the moon will be absent it will be
subjected to spec'roscopic analysis un-
der circumstances more favorable than
may occur again in many years. 1t
will then be about five degrees below
Denabola, the brightest star 10 Leo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

WE see by the Kansas City Tines
that the celebrated James Boys
poted highwaymen OF that section Of
the country, have been going through
Mai. Dsrr, who made himself so noto-
r;ous 10 this city during the war. A
good many people of Wheeling wouldn't
have cs,ei if the James Boys" had
done something worse.
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THE INV ClrY DlREDToRY.-We

TIE NRw CirY DiREDToRY.-We
have received a copy OF the new city
directory, published by Messrs. j. Wig
gins & Co and as far as we have had
time to examine lite contents, we have
not been fayorably impressed with its
accuracy or correctness. The nature Of
the mistakes would lead one to believe
that they were caused by the compilers
copying from the old directory. For
instance Thomas Fl. Harrison
and N. Rsister" are accredited
members OF the First Branch from the
Sixth ward. We suppose Thomas 81.
is meant for William II. Harrison, who
has not been a member of Council for
nearly two years, and Mr.. Reister re-
sigoed bis seat a year ago. George
Forbes is made President Of the Second
Branch of Council, when DR.. Logan
has occupied the position for the las'
year and half.
The Board of Commissioners
i, designated as "Supervisors," with
John Henderson" President, whoever
he lie. In giving the
names of the deputy sheriffs
Frau o;s A. Britt is among them, whereas
M. Britt has been City Clerk :or q
year and a half. james MARSHALL is
represen az a member OF the Board
OF E lucation from Centre district. No
such person is member OF the
Board.
In looking through the book we find
the names OF number Of persons who
have been dead at least a year
Another very bad feature of the direc,
tory and which makes it more incom'
plete, is the failute to give the frs
names Of a number Of persons. Taking il
altogether it don't come up to our idea
OF fret class directory. -
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Go to A. Robinson d Co.'S, where
you can get those fine Evansville ras.
berries 10 large quart baskets, received
daily. The largest amount will ar
rive this week. A. RosINssS 4 Co.,
Market street, opposite the Mcclure
House. McCluskey's old stand.
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A GOOD SHowlNs.-The net profits OF
the Postotfice Department in this cjSg,
over all expenses, during the past quar-
ter, amounts to $3,353.75. That's q
good showing.
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Piano TUNING.-Lesve your orders
for piano tuning at Adams d Lucas /,
1901 Market street, and have 1t
nromptly attended to. Al cork guar
ants.f Pianos kept in tune and re-
paired BY the wear st liberal discount
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We advise ell who want fret Glaze
Photographs to see the specimens at
Robinsor's Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which chsracterizes their work,
cannot be surpassed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02

FINGER CIT.-A man named Serlig,
who lives in North Wheeling. had the
fore finger of his left hard badly cut
while at work in the Top Mill yes
terday morning, by piece Of flying
iron hitting him.
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THE worn and mutiIated national
bank and legal tender currency is to be
retired and replaced with clean, newly
,rinted notes OF the same kind and de-
nominations to suit.
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Goops retaiIed at wholesale prices
for hereafter we will sell all goods by
the yard or piece, at the closest whole
sale rates. All sales caSh-Skdrp.
STONE Il THOMAS.
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DELIVERED.
COLLECTED.

HAvElT RsApY.--Citizens who re-
ceive newspapers from the letter car
riers are requested to have their pos
lage ready to hand TO the carrier to-
day, otherwise they will be compelled
to call at the postoffice and pay the
postage, as tie papers will not be de-
livered before the quarterly payment is
-, 4. 40
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Ar SEVEN CgNrs.-We have yet
1000 ward Madden Prints, good styles
At 7 cts. We only sell the latest styles
new goods 8. cents-none higher.
STONE IL THOMAS.
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Our city merchants are complaining
of the rumber of counterfeit fifty cent
notes in circulation.
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the PEOPLES BANK.

Om &c, NO. IzUF MAIN Street,
WHEELING. VIVA.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, N.
crest paid ON Special Deposit, Notes irt
Stills Discounted, Exchange Bought sri
Sold, Collections at home or from sbtal
promptly attended 10.
DIRECTORS
John Reid, Christian Baa
John Handlan, John Vockler.
Samuel j. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson, John p. TTuschel,
Thomas O'Brien.
JOHN REID, President
josiah F.UPDE0RAFF. Cashier. iul
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CHEAP P1ANo.-An elegant Steinway
Piano, used but little and in perfect
order, for sale at a large reduction al
Adams & Lucas. 1927 Market street.
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FIRE crackers are already swapping.
The boys cannot retain their patriotism
much longer.
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THERE were ninety eight arrests
made by the Police during the month OF
June.
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Now we know how Mrs. Schneider,
the queen OF opera bouffe, locke. A
Paris letter says she has a"plumptitu.
dinous physique"
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ONE thousand pieces OF best CocnIco
Prints for s cents per yard. just OPEN
ed by y. W. rENNEh
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HOSIERY 100 dozen ladies hose !;
so dozen gents one>bslf hose, just re-
ceived. The beat bargains ever seen
anywhere. Stone 4 THOMAS.
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TIE COURTS
SUPREME CouRr OF Ar,sALs.

This court met at the usual hour yes.
terday morning.
The argument in the case Of Thomas
L. Feamster and others W james
Whitrow, trustee. &c. from Greenbrier
county, was concluded and the case sub
mitted.,
The appeal in the case OF Parker,
Beale aud Others vs.. A. F. Dounel and
others from Ksnawha county, was dis
missed on motion OF the appellant.
The case OF William Ellis w. Will
liam E. Hepstenstal!, from Mercer
county, was argued aud submitted,
james W. Davis for appellant and
Henry L. Gillespie for appellee.
The case of the State against Taylor
Srauder, from the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, will be taken up Tor argu-
ment this morning.
The court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
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We offer SO pieces OF A Pereales
sll the late styles, worth % cents a.
* STONE Il THOMAS,
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TIE Wheeling Omnibus Company
has still q few conveysuces for hire to
picnic parties and others on the Fourth
Call soon.
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DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dye doe
It's effect IL instsnta. eOus, and IL 80 nainfs
that II cannot be detected by the closest o.
server. BeiDg harmless and easily appl'e
u ~ IN general use among the fssnlphSu'
HaiT-Dr's eTs In every large city in =
United States. Price, 81 a LoK. told eve
where.
Laboratory-Nos. 40 and 90 CortlssS
street, New York.
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Mosr people est too much meat in
hot weather.
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II you want to have q pleasant time
attend the A. o. L. W. picnic. See
advertisement.
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Now Is Your TIME.-Another great
arrival of Dry Goods and Carpets,
cheaper than ever, at