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, 1874-09-12

Another architect has been elected by tue
Board of County Commissioners. His duty Is
merely to prepare plauB md specifications for
tho inspection Of tho Board. So tho weary
.nonths of waiting about Kentucky Block, and
tho yards Of designs whlcl, adorned its walls, ha'o
como to nothing, Egan iH tho riuiug man i'll tho
estimation Of tho County Board; and. when his
work for tho county il done, the Common coun-
ell will scarcoly venture to ougago another archi-
feet for tho City-linll.
, 1874-09-12

The Chicago produce marhots wore compara-
tivoly Bov yesterday, with few important oiAngen
in quotations. Mesa pork waa dull aud shntlo
easier, closing At s22. 50Da3,00 cash, and s1726
aellor tho year. Lard was dull and woah, closing
ut 14N@1iNo por ID cash, and 113lc sober tho
year. Meats woro In good demand and fir1ner'
at 8lG@0c for shoulders, 13@l934o for short
middlos, and l0G911}5e for swcot-pickled hams.
uigAwincH woro In fair 1omand antl ascaay, at
e1.0l por gallon. Lake frelgl,ts woro loss active
and easier, At o}]5o for corn to Buffalo. Flour
waa quiet and unohauged Whoat was teas No.
, 1874-09-12

Tho man who lakes no intoroat In politics Or
tho Buoclor scandal muBt ind the newspapers
very dull roadil,g those days. Thoro havo boen
no groat strokes Of fortune Of Into, no mar
riases in high life, no religious awakoninRs no
now fashions iu bonno.s, ahd no puroly intoilccs-
uni excitement aside from TINT occnsloncd bytbo
recent aeliyofanco Of Prof. Tyndall. Win the
revival Of trado. thoro will cot1o also revival tn
other departments Of human actirty, Dizziness
in Tho con, nercial world IL prolific Of nothing
hut naaa1y and crime.
, 1874-09-12

Tho 1anl Committee Of tho State Board OF
Equalization has prepared report, which will
aoon bo submitted for action. It's essential
feature, Us given in tho dispatches. s tho classi~
Acation Of all the counties in tho stato, Cook
mud St. Clair each forming ono c'ass, and tho
lest boirg formod in twenty groups. Tho val
uation Of laul in Cook County is raisod to 975
por ucrc an incrcaso Of 12l per cout from the
Assessors estimates. These agusos need OK
p1anatiou,
, 1874-09-12

Don Carlos has considerably refused to make
any promises to the people Of spain, OIL the
ground thut be Inns no means of telling What
may lo tho RESOURCES at Ills command whom ho
roachos tic throne. At tho present writing. tho
Don seems much moro likely to get to the foot
of tic throne than into it; and, should his most
sauguina expectations bo rcalizcd, he could de-
pend upon tho zeal and discretion Of no ono OF
his advisors, unless it to the Abbo McAfastor, OF
Nav York
, 1874-09-12
rHE rxpDs1r1DN ART-oALLERY.


%..The Art-Gallory OF the Exposition is now
nearly comp'etod' Three gonuino "ofRs OF ais'
-Mr- Hoalys portraits Of fope P4as AA.'
church'a Partlonon. and lilo larsess aha uhest
landscape by Anureas Achonoach, tao famous
Dusseldorf artist, TINT Inns over come to this
country,-are on tho way, and will shortly take
theiE places among the other pictures On tho
walls. 4lia department Of tho Expoaltion ls q
credit to tho Committee aud to alr. Derby tho
manager, and amply compensates for the NOR
tifying failure OF Inst year. 1t speaks We'll for
tho enterprise Of those concerned that they have
suceeeded in gettlng 60 large aud 30 e1cel'ent
collection together at tlmo When Louisville.
Cincinnati, indianapolis, and other cities wero
also n tho marl;et for pictures to mike their
Expositiona atfrac'''o' 1ne'e ato upon 1t'o
walls over 500 pcturost iu which it la difficult to
find poor one. There are necessarily some
which must rank as SECOND class, but evon these
would not bo set down aa commonplace, aud In
tic figure pieces tloro Is somo monotony in sub
1ees; but, taken as whole, II III very 1emarG~
ablo collection, tho best which has eSor beon
Roon horo md tue only QUO that has beeu worth
tho trouble OF Visiting since 1869, whom tho
Academy OF Design made It's fine display. II
thoro IN any deficit in tho collection, it ia in tho
representation Of American aYt. Many Of onr
pnintors layo but singlo picture, not always OF
their bast, and fow really great artists ]iko
Durand, James Hart William II. Board, Crop
ucy, tho GIfYords aud IIennosuy, are not repro
aontod Mt Ill. Tho great majority OF our paint
ena, however, layo contributed fluo worlss. The
French scllool is splondidly represented. The
Gar,nan palutors of tho great schools Of iunicll
| md Dusseldorf Gun bo studied from somo Of
| tbcir bent workB, both In figure and animal
picccs Two schools which have nayor beou
aeeu here boforo, tho 1talian and Spanish, may
Mao bo utud[e with p, otit, az tho samples aro Of
un,ana1 excellence.
! Tint tho gallery is appreciated iY evident from
tin orowtly which tlrong its spacious aud pleas.
mt roo,ns. It IL thus fur the most attractive
foature of tho Exposition, the stories aud poems
in color fur exceeding III fascination mud interest
tho musical foaturcs tho wLirr aud buzz oi
,nochirorv. or oyon tho silent, living beauty ol
tho Floral Hall. Thls shows that the people
mt only Of Chicago but also Of tho Wost are
;ntoroatel in tho subject OF art. 10 these
, 1874-09-12

The neforn,crs Of the Seventh Congressional
District iu this State made poor showing Of
their intelligence at tho Convention hold at Nor
rs on Thursday lest. They nominated Mr.. Alex
anaer Campbell, OF I1aSalle, tho author Of many
rauma Of crazy nonaatlso about flnanco Which he
has beon in1icting on tho country for some leu
or twenty years past. Nr. Campbell Is unloubt-
odly xo1l-monniog man, but on tho subject Of
iuancc it 10 treatng him mildly to say that ho is
crazy. In the Convention his nomination was
strongly urged by seyeral delegates from La
snl!c, OIL the gsovnd Of his financial knowledge.
Tho public Judgment, l,owoyor, was woll ox-
pressed by aIr. While, OF VIII County, who saiQ
"tl,at it any person present could explain what
Mr.. CampbelVa views wero 10 that thoy
could DO understood, he would liko to haFo
it douo.' For thin ho was called to order. It Ia
but charitable to suppoao that Alr. campboll un-
dcrBtands his own financial yiows aud il 10 ho
is probably the only man in thu country who
tloos. Iio has beon publishing tracts On that
question for many years, until thoy havo become
II standing terror to newspaper mon mud to Ill
those 10 whom l4e has distributed them. They
hare escaped criticism, bocauHo they doaod 1t !;
thay have mover been answered, becauso no ono
eyer knew what Ae Was driving st. They could
not ho called ropudlatiug nor Communicate, ho~
cause no person could ever find out what tic
author wautctl OF advocated. This is tho caudi-
date nominated by tho noformars OF tho Seventh
District. He will probably leceivo a largo vote
In tho district, but there is not much danger 0!
| his n1hntin1l
, 1874-09-12

Tho delegation from Michigan in tho pfsao"
Congress- il composed entirely Of Ropnoflcans'
r. haa hcco ronomipated without change for
election to the Forty fourth Congress. bNs
1nnry Of tho candidates arc distressed with tho
piercing thought that their names may DO 'ess
ont of tho Ctcrk'H rolls nftor uext wlntor.
, 1874-09-12

'tnow" potato-bug which laH rocent1y appeared
thcro In groat numbers. 1t iB identified by Mr.
0. q. Wostoott, Of tl,iH city, rs tho Ep[cauta
ylttata. It is ono OF nomo t1onty spociea OF tho
potato-boctle, and has boon known to potato
raisora for many yoats, though it Ina ncvor bcon
30 numerous as tho woll.knoun Dorypho1a
Hnrnn,1Innntn
, 1874-09-12

Tho Temporary organization Of tho South Car-
ollua Republican Convention was effected yostos-
day, aftor much wrang1iug 1t lndicatos tho ai-
tiunla triumpl, Of tho so-calIcd Reform parry,
of which Senator Pattoraou Is oil l!luslrlous
, 1874-09-12
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, sEPTEnrBE

which tlioy hnye not had for many years, and
will Inspire tl1om with frosh courage and dovo-
tlon for their labor To alt, tho gallery will
provo lonlthy and delightful source
Of reoraation. Such opportunities for reat
and study Of tho beautiful cannot
bo made too frequent in thiB workaday
world. It gives IN ginpaea Of tho beautiful In
Nature, aud Of tho great md noble, the patliotio
md tho humorous, In humanity, moro truthfnliy
and clcarly tlan tho 1nost cunning book-u1on
cnn 1rnw. It Ia rost for the weary. 4 eolace Tor
tho afflicted a spur to energy, n roconcilcment
to life, and mite but all-powerful cduoator up
to higher and noblor thngs.
Tho work Of this gallery ia now dono, and the
presont art Committee can reat from its labors
upon tho ianrelB It has fairly earned, 1T tho
sa,no time. 1t IL mono too oarly to bo caBt1ng
about In tho fold OF art for tho Expo
sition Of 1876. Tho noxt ono should bo
u,ado specially attractive In some distinctive
wny, and what wuuid DO moro interest,"
Ing or attractive thnn complete reprcs outa.
ton Of American art? Thia oan bo dono II 'tho
Exposition management enter Upon tho work in
time. Thoy can secure @ picture specially
patntod for tho noxt Exposition by evory prorni
mont American arliat. II thoy offer sufficient In.
ducement. atid glvo tho aetiass The opportunities
of ealo. Wo submit this plan to the manage
mont aH something worth tLoir attention.
, 1874-09-12

THE VALUE or A GOOD EXAMPLE.

MI. .rr,,, ~ ia .,a ,,,uorova dco)araalop !
=, +,,,, mi, MAILS oxrrosson NJ honesty Of pur-
rcac I, ,,w,ys ,ro,unt,vo If wholesome reaults
a., n, oeth ~ Auorst 1oat tho Illinois Opposi-
tim oonvoutjon had t1,a oo,,raro to it,Htst upon
.,.,,,o,,,a ona In
- ...I IT, ...u..., s.,,t In maid IN 0otd
49,, .,,,. .,,.u. ,,,a,,,a Ia m tariff cxoopt for
$50. nL... s..,.~.t,,na cominr as they
~, t.,. .o,,..,o..a II roo,v # non,ocrata
,,,a l., ,,,, .n.,or.. II, m onpoa;np t,oo1ara.,on
l., IL, no,nnor.tn NJ rnd.nn. Ohio. and Misaor-
.,..,a,.,4 4tv.a ,,,o },r,t
EAs "oto "'' t"o n'oio o1s&''A
denial OF tho fa!ao doctflnoa olis'""'''ie "''1
ron4Icton anti m1bsoaucutly adopted by Morton
,,.,,. =. u.a a., e~.t nm, rot,,rn to t1,o
a''o 1'u''o'' ~ ""' .'
old doctrine OF TIC Uetooes@''e p"s"s ~ ~" "Ass
of honorable supremacy. It waH not mauo Will
mi . otr,oofo hit ,y,nn mnio. IL was conclusive
,ax..a
upon tho patty III" "s' ~ ""~oF''
Now mark tho OBJECT, On tic lotn OF cop
tanaber tho pemocratfo atate Convention OF
,rtoltrnn not only roaf1lruca thta financial plat
form but went ,s,rthcr and favored tho sepea. Of
tim Lera1-T -Tendor act after July. 1876. Tho eanlo
Convention, by an unanimous vote, demanded
that thc,e ahou!d 10 no sarin savo for revenue.
On tho snmo day tho Democratic State Con-
yontion In Nebraska, by m unanimous vpto,
adopted tho Illinois platform In almost It's oxaot
Words
At tho worry ttmo these Conventions woro In
eession thorn waa Reform Convention held ~
1ladison, WIS.,. TO nominate d candidate Tor Con-
grcss. That Convention too' boldly doclafeo IN
favor OF epacle haHls Tor tho national cufron-
/ cy. Alr. Cook, tue nominee Tor ooagfoaa' 'naa
| expressed himself:
In conclusion would ssy ID seeasu 70 ,ae hnaneia'
] .to, ,o hoi,eyo lin, a,oco currency yus Tho con-
st.utoual currency Of tho country. II wo have any
other It has grown cut Of 'ne war, ma a "r 'neas,
@ u' sav rlo hcro at If should bo elected to roprc
sent th!s Congressional District for two years, aud Il
could como back to my constituents Win my ns'
a' ras.,tr ~. ,h* a,n,o crroncy for tner stors ap
, 1874-09-12
THE wHEAr.aRowERs AND THE TARIFF

THE WHEAT-1n0WER8 AND THE TANFF.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial has calculated that
the high tariff which wo liave lad Tor the last
fifteen yoarB IN this country onhaucos tue cost
Of living to overy American family from S1oo to
81, 600, according to tho amount OF protected"
commodities coi'susnod. Tho estlmato 'a placed
mono too high. for among tho Rooda eoVoreo by
tho protective tariff arc many OF tho nocessafios
Of life. Iron, cotton and "oolon gooas' gass,
earshon"arc, Halt. hats' eoatS' olahRots. sneetss
and medicines, aro nil "protooted," aud oil In
dlspenaaolo articles in avofy family mah
With an income OF Sl,5o0 year md family OF
! four OF hvo Children CONSUMES about sooo worth
OF imported gooos eVesy year. Monty aaii ot
, 1874-09-12

Ihe ffencn holao 1s threatened With no"
otlosny. It iH not the sanaers' nor tho cplzco'o.
nor oven tho oplchfo anu hls eFoasy cook' 1t ia
taat nn4vefaa' enemy ol aoiHat n1e,-shost COM
nous Inc Heml-atatsa'ion o. tue horao NIL ba
AseveFe eestronom'o oiow 70 tue aunorior animal
WHO ass 3ess o'scove.oo tno eaAoAtss OF nIa
servant. Ae oae"t os u" ne"oa W P1o'1oa
a'nge"tly 1ol 1o"leay' lug 'nroa1ouea ~ uansof
u iro" sho lala'.re y. 'ho oa.s UP ~ rfaheo*
, 1874-09-12

My1UK KtpB TtIEATRE-Afa''lton street between t.e
- sI{ta Yaa Wlnkla,"
, 1874-09-12

nrr. Josephus baldwin. Of Hania Township,
81. Joaoph County, Ind, Honds ssmplos ot 4
, 1874-09-12

yva1. Il, WARREN LODGE. No. ap9, 4. +. 4; Al n
-Mnmnuncation II hi. tSatnrAy> cSeninE+ al VT
sntxs H. Ia ayals.t fur hsssiness s!'d MprE: VS.
tats Malruni4. =. -. 004,1AONt ON~ -
, 1874-09-12

roOLEY,S TlIEATRE--1sanfnInh stEcct. notwecn3 r3
CLARK and iASallp. "Led AatrAy." Afternoon ~"
, 1874-09-12
OH Gb1fs&Dn Wa:lt'n4'e.

Saturday Morning. September 13' 1874
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Temperance in TFiedelphia.


Editors Of the Rsstter: sga ~ 81.
While the great tidal wave Of TEN,
perance is striking with lnch force
against the larger cities.is sometimes
reaches places Of less note. i has
reached ms. On Sunday evening, The
5tb inst, the Rev. Mr. King, pastor Of
the NJ. E. Church OF T'riaoelphis.
preached s,roUg temperance sermon.
The soul OF the speaker vac in his dis
course, and 30 affecting were bic words
that many. very many. eyes were sui,
fused with tesrs. The people seemed
to have swak ened to the reality that
they must fight against the giant
evil, Tuesday evening. the 7th inst.'
was set for . temperance prayer meet
inr. On las. evening large concourse
OF citizens OF Triadelphia met in the
N. E Church and listened to a short
address by Rev. King, after which the
usual prayers were offered up TOR the
success OF the temperance cause, after
which the meeting adjourned with the
understa ndiDg that it was to meet on
Sunday evening. April 18th, when 1t 10
expected that many speakers Will De
present. W.
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Purgativs pills have become q settled
necessity with the American people
Iudeed, csthartics always have been
and always must be used, in some form
by all mankind Ia this country, the
uilular form OF administration has heen
growing in favor since pills were first
made OF Aloes and Rbubarb, rolled II
to 4 ball. Their high position in tae
public confidence has finally been Sc
cured and fastened into pemanency, by
Av,r'e Catharlic Pills, the most skill
tut com binatiou OF medicine for the due
eases they are intended TO cure, thai
science can devise or art produce. Thos,
who need pills, no longer hesitate wba
nills to take il thev can get Ayers
Pills - Wheeling ( Va.,) Press
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Sunday Evening q Harry Hilt's.

The Sunday evening temperance
meetings at Harry Hills in Houston
street, New York. are still kept up. TO
fiatter the vanity Of Hill, and in defer
epce to his ability to promptly sup
press disturbances. he is usually chosen
chairman. On such occasions Mr.
Hill INDUCES in little speech, which
is always reported in full in the news
papers. On a recent Sunday night,
upon assuming the gavel, he raped
vigorously on his improvissd desk and
said:
"Horder, gents ;,,horder, please. Ate,
9 o'clock | propose to give this room
when the temperance folks have &
|tbrcu,h, 10 those who wish to deka
on this ere matter. l like me be.r, a
YOU all know [cheers so l don
wsot TOO mach radical talk either way
II it was in q church would behav,
myselr in church il was 10 ooe, and
wants heveryone ere to behave him
self, too" [CneeIs. 80. =,
A Iadv Mrs. L,Srence) proceefec
To eve Hill q terrible dressing down
and SAID that no sooner Was theI
me.tiur over on the previous Sabbath
evening than be "commsDced deallnl
GU, LIQUID dsmns,ion to the peril OF N
mortal souls." This reused Hill. Wit
wrapped and cried border" e:
border, i! you please" said he. II
no way to speak OF my best brandy
this siu't. i don't sell no kerosen'
blessed il hi do" Mre. Lawrence cou
tipued. saying she Was making her los
appeal to him. Wash your hands q
| this ipferual business" said she, 70
YOU are lost" "Sbe's crewdin' me bsc
on the ropee," said Harry. blu. blesse'
| II sbe aiu't rum 'un hsuy 'ow"
A call was then made for siguers t
III. pledge, upon which Hill arose an
/ said: "Soms iellers hat the the lal
m.etin' signed other peoples nance
the pledge. Come. no,, We don't .at
baoy O that. No repesun 5srehit ye
please, LIE, he,erY boy sign tor is.'
and nobody belse." After The npgi'
Of 4 hymu, Hill gave notice OF anosh
meeting aext Sunday evening. -
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TRANSPORTATION.

FOLLUWSIWhEEL1 TIME:
Cincinnati Express.
vAsr-IKAyEs WEsr-LEAvEs.
vbesIino 80 wheeling
ds;Iv af $40 p. II. daily at 100 4. 4
ARRIyEs AT ARRIEH AT
Uashingto,, Columbus ....f40 r. Il.
City. .........9:4S A. II. 5andusky I'D Z. h'
Baltimore. 1850 a NJ sundays exoeP'eo'
st. Louis Express.
HAsr- LlAvIs. wE1-LkASb'
w daify a.. 5a5Ax daily ai-.::ssS AZ
. ARRIVES AT AHhiES.
civ .S.45 p. n. ,andusky ...l0s2s P. u.
Baltimore. 1000 p. b!
- Accommodation.
r.a,I.rAyFs. vKsT-LlAvEe.
,uhesijne swheeling
Sa IeSh lants.s55A.s daily at-.-s:so r. Il.
appIyY, IT ARRIVES AT
crn, hsriand "a r. II GAINESVILLE. I0:sS r. II.
Sundays excepted. i'sunoAJh oAoep.oo'
Eas, bound trains make oo1neSt1op,t
at Baltimore with trains for PhiiadeI'
mia. New York and Boston: At WASH
iugton City for all points South.
West hound trains make direct eonneo.
ton FOR An points Wee, AZ" Northwest
Pullman Palace Cars Oh ali nighi Galns-
Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
~ baltimore Division.
KAsT-LEAVn WESI
wheeling 'MaSninsVu
dsily at .--.6.S A. Il. daily at.:. 20 a. -
Wheeling "ahs.on ,
sSundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
ricksts TO all principal points can be pro
nyed al the ONCE at the Depot.
'oi'" ~ THOS. e. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation
n. T. DEVRIEs, General Agent. Wneel
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mREaroRs AND ADVISORY B'ARD.
Jonn 4. Roper, Pre- idsnt; JOIN e; Cor.
Prev Treasurer James y L saSn ~ %i sSs
Stevens Stew wei. John 7. Redmond. wa,.
er, G.i KadeI Bsgs' F. II F !q sn1reus Ss
G fa4s: k es@t witses. Q. y. u: r na
DC. {. "fG. c.; oil. Thos N: OVENS m.1o w. :
ii John 5. y hitehead, ESQ., e1I M Is y q
Dol, W. II. Taylor, state Senator James w.
0I All COMMUNICATIONS connected with the
Concert, d orders for tickets, ana sppdiens =.
ZION Ior agencies to sell tickets, snouio oe
sdSresssd 10 HENRY v. MOOkE.
secretary Masonic Relief Asoeiaiion'
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets for sale by o,,n,s
J.. v. l. ROO0EHS
l32MaIket street, Wheeling. ". va
mar23i .... ..-
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Profession to Lilo uor Drinkers.

Profession to Liquor Drinkers.
A bill has been introduced into the
New Jersey legislature which provides
for the appointment Of an inspector OF
liquors in every county OF the State,
whose duty it shall be to examine all
alcoholic LIQUORS offered for sale in his
Jistrict, and visiting with severe penal
ties any attempt TO vend impure or
sdulterated beverages, This measure
ia said to be inoorsed by public meet
ing OF prominent ministers and educi>
tors OF Princeton. A more general Law,
embracing within its provi-ions the
sdul,eration OF all alimentary su5stan E:
ces, whether OF food or drink would
seem to be ueeded, though the distinc-
uon recognized il this law between
-uppre.siog the liquor traffic and pro-
,ecting the public 70 fraudulent Prsc-
tices will he approved by many.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-09
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
N.soxIc GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
~ ,nO Prizes to be Given Awsy
WU Amounting to &S00o, all IL

This enterprise Is conducted by the Ma
sonio Relief Association OF Norfolk, Vrgin
i TO- as ed March 8, 1881 .or the purpose
", Tasting iunds II complete the Masonic
r Temple T now in course Of erection in Mr.
toIs There are no 1. dividusl enenls TO De
JH om this undertaking. The Con-
cert will pos II, ely axe place on
7CESDAY, MAY 9Th, 1874.
Aud no ,urthsr 20 stroaement Il suaran.
o"~ teed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-09
All Kinds of Cakes,

Biscuit, Rusk Griddle Cakes, Pound CAKE,
Pa,tr, elegantly made with H. q An, Ii
a COS Excelsior raking Powder
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-09
Ar THE OLD STAND,
Mi||e|s Paint Shop and Store
Opposite the p"s'otfioe.
vALt NTiNe S,

VAIt MINES,
At HULEsA LIE AND Retail
a Periodicals by the year, at publishers
nr,c.s. Diaries lor 1874, School BOOKS, ana
Stationery. ou,upy
No. lil4 Market street, Whee ling, W. Va
and Waier STU eeI, Bellaire, ohio,
iANGO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-09

BrOOmS.
, q DozEH HOWARD Eo. Z 9 70
Ter sale, VN08k q SskA1'
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Flour.
,Nn BBIS. N, 80 ROSE,
iJlj 100 Sterling,
go. Choice Family.
aDO ottase xxx.
I0S Yo Semitic Lily,
l0a Cream of Indiana,
go u. Gem (Spring wheat1
100. White Rose,
100" Washington,
100" Peerless,
1 store and for sale by
LIST. DAVENPORT 6fAkks
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Iowa y and Nebraska

Millions of the BEST Land IN tne Men 70, .or
81 : nv The suriinston q Misour River
Rs,lroed Company 50 ,5les2 -
N0PAYMENTS REQUIRED
Exec Of interest, tn frh yea r en- son'
" arm Climate, Long s<aS0ne, Low -
and Free Edue.'iou. FIRE. Fare anu wv w
F,eiahts on household gods % tnose WIZ
buy this Hears
For cir uisra and map, With foil parueu'
lars, ddre.s = Gro. 3: HARsE.
- Land Con.ir, Darlington, lows .
g. r. sHAW,Agent at Park, nonT. Wes'
I virginia.. - ma1H ESQ
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LIST OF 1lFTS:

Grand total, 10 200 gifts, all cash .--sa5o, 100
whole Tickets IS; Half iekete, n1 Club
ratss-ll Tickets Tor so'r ~ iioA' w. WV
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.

Tickets to all principal points y, m sh Hn n
rtck Of once, In Mcclure House, and at ths
"a'i'' FIR. MYERS,
inI3, Gent Passenger and Ticket Agsnt
r. n a n q
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE.

rossesses Qualities that no ther Dye ooes.
its eject f. instantaneous, and 50 natural
tnat n can col b detected by the olos 81 90.
ser, or. Itis harmless, easily anpned ano y
in . enerai uss a pg iashtenSbe hair oress
ers In every largs ~ in tie United Stales'
pr;ca N a box. II. vPrvwheTe.
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Soaps.
Colgate's Sterling,
Or Oiive,
Pearl
]. O. u,
Golden banner.
Good Intent.
Ali kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
Senuln CASTLE.
For sale. JINGLE q iohhm.