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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-15

Q Notwithstanding your great suffer.
ing during The LAST lolr year, DO you teel
that your health OF powers Tor labor and
usefulness are impaired
A. work because ! like 70 work.
worked because my whole soul was say
ing 10 me, go forward and preach"
never measured how long the shadow Of
my lie WAS ! never pot question ic
myself once whether | was higher or low.
er than other Christian minister To be
called the first preacher IN America OF 10
the world Is only throwing 8 shadow q
me lhSye bat ooe feeling about this and
that L, Just As long g ! live every particle
Of strength and Imagination and feeling
and reason and body and soul give 70
my country and 10 my kind, and that Il
all the ambition ] have. Insyer had bet.
tef health than ! have day. do not
think the machinery Is worn out, and do
not propose TO be Idle; and ! shall do
again what l did In the beginning Of my
lie never asked anybody for permis-
Eion 70 work and ! shall not ask anybody
DOW. The channels l am working in may
Tow here or there, but l propose 10 work
niteen Year, yet
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Reasons for Purchasing a SteinEay
Piano.

/. The SteinEsy Pianos have been
awarded the FIrTt Premium everywhere,
when placed in competition with those Of
Other manufacturers, in the United States
SS well e in Burope.
2. All their Scales" peculiArities Of
construction. and VARIOUS improvements,
are initiated As closely as possible by
nearly al American and European Piano
manufacturers, q large number Of the
latter announcing in the public newEpS-
pers that their instruments are construct.
ed on the SteinWsy system. Al the
Vienna Worlds Fair Of 1873 where
SteinTSy i Sons had not exhibited
nearly ali the rscompenses were awarded
By the jury 70: PiAHo.fortes Of the Stein.
way system.
8. A large nsjority oil small Piano
manufacturers and sO-called "Associa-
tiors' claim 10 make Pianos Exactly like
SleinwGy," 10 have been "SIeinwSy's
ioremen," OF "best worknen," etc etc. ,
showing conclusively that the Steirway
instruments are universally conceded 10
possess the highest degree Of excellence
l. AL other Piano makers purchase
the actions and hammers Tor their Pianos
ready made, and have their iron frames
cast 81 ordinary ioundries; many also buy
their key.bosrds, Piano legs and Tyres,
and even the Cases and other parts Of the
Piano, Of outside parties, the chief con-
siderstion being 10 obtAin them IS cheap.
ly IS possible. steinwsy & Sons, with
their IHsEsnE working capital, have at all
times been able 10 command the choice Of
workmen, the employment OF the most
useful and costly machinery, the selection
Of lumber, and It's vast and essentially
necessary accumulation for thoroughly
seasoning purposes (subjectiDg every piece
Of lumber 10 seasoning process OF not
less than two years before being kiln.
dried and used They Ese none but saw.
cut rosewood veneers, and only the very
choicest and absolutely iAultless material;
every portion other Pianos being made
in their own factory, and every iron frame
being cast in their own foundry, under
the direct supervision Of the Messrs.
Steinwsy.
8. The fact that the greatest caution
should be exercised in the purchase Of s
Piano, and that the established reputa-
ton Of its msker should be as much re.
lied upon as the apparent quality Of the
instrument; and far more than its cost. A
good and perfect Piano Is welcomed as
boon in every household, and will remain
ssurce Of pleasure; whilst poor instru.
ment, made Of an irresponsible maker,
can be sbsted only al heavy sacrifice.
steinwsy 4; Sons warrant each Piano for
five years, and their guarantee mans
Just what II GIys
The fact that SteinwIy & Sons man.
ufsctory has become the most extensive
and celebrated establishment of its kind
in the world, solely through the extraor.
binary merits Of their instruments, and
their thoroughly sterling and lasting qusl.
ties, the SteinwAy Piano being conceded
10 be the standard instruments by all the
leading artists Of the Old and New
World, as well as BY the Piano purchss.
ing public.
Adams & Lucas, Sole Agents, 1927
Market street, keep an elegant assortment
Of steinwsy Pianos on hand, at reasons
prices and terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-15

MISTAKEN IDESTITV.-Some weeks ago
8 woman named Martha Jane Cross AZ
rived in this city and shortly afterwards
swore out = warrant before Squire Kan.
mer for the arrest OF her husband, Abra.
ham Gross, alas Alex. Simpson, alias
Alex. Rowe. whom she charged with
bigsmy. The bigsmist was unknown to
the authorities, and complainant therefore
described him as infinitely as possible.
On Thursday night man answering the
description given by Mrs. Gross
vas arrested and taken before
the Squire, and the prosecuting
witness was sent for. She ar
rived in few moments, and was asked II
she recognized her trusnt husband in the
crowd in the office. After q close exam
ination OF the faces Of the men present,
she declared that her husband was not in
the room. The prisoner, who gave his
name as Frank Jeronski, was accordingly
discharged. Jerouski's vile, in the mean,
while, hSd learned that her husband was
arrested for bigsmy, and now appeared
upon the scene, but alter mutual expl ana.
tons, the couple left Tor home in excellent
hpuor.
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AANT Who are EuH!hnR from the eEeetS Of the
VAIN weather and arc debIlitAtsd. are advised
BY physicians 70 take moderate amounts OF
wildly two OF three times during the DAY. In .
htue while those who Gdop: This advice IRE.
quercy Increase the number Of drinks" and
IN time become confirmed inebgiAtE. A beTef.
age which Will not create thifst for !ntoxi eating
liquors, and which IL intended especially for the
beneft Of debilitAtsd persous. whether II home
OF abroad, IL Dr.. sehenek's sea Weed Tonic.
Containing the juices Of many medical he4bs,
this preparation does not create Al appetite for
the intoxicating cup. The nour!shIng and The
hfs.Eupportng properties Of many valuable nat
nEAl ptod1e Ions contained in Il and we'll known
70 medical men have . most Strengthening 10.
f1enes, A single polite Of the tonie viii dem.
onstEAte IL valuable qualities. Por debility
arising from sickness, oVET.eIeFiion, or from
1by cause EhIteVer, . wine lIsSf1l OF Sea Weed
Tonic taken after meals win strengthen The
stomach and create An appetite for whole some
food. To all who are about leaving their homes
We desire 70 say that the excellent Effects OF Dr..
Sehenek's reasonable remedies, Sea Weed Ton.
ie and Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident
when taken By those who are iDjuHIouIly Affect
ed BY change Of water and diet No person
should leave home without taking Iupply oil
tkese EAteEVEds along. YoI sale BY ali drug.
gNis. eodAW
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RiHnF NnHh.

The river wa sill AlliDg lAs, evening
At6P. Il the nrks II the wharf ip3i-
Gated 5 feet s inches.
The Salt Valley pHsse d Up yesterday
morning. s.r..
The Nail City arrived from Pcns,cr
With tow d iron.
The AOllis Ebert arrived from Clcil
natl and departed for PiitIburgh yesa,
day afternoon.
The Express departed for PArken5c-.
q usual. The Courier d to.dGy'G boz.
The local packets arrived and dtp.,s.
s! the usual hourE
The steamer John Means, Hiram Dsys
Master, and Ames Fhher, ele,k, viii
leave for ST. Louis direct 10 dsy. Preish,
will be taken for New Orleans and m
way points.
The Pittsburgh war; Is crowded with
toWboAts awaiting Tor q coal stage 0. VA
ter. how long they wiz have 70 wait !.
further along.
The toWboat Albion has painted % hti
pilot house Pittsburgh, Wheeling ADJ
PATkersburg Towbost Company.
The Albion passed down yesterday
morning with empty bIrgea
tBy Ts!strApAl
PrTuBuRGH, August l4.-Riyer falling
with 4 iest now.
CINCINNATI, August l4.-Riyer 9 ies,
8 inches and filling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evansville. Depafted-R ". DugAs
Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, August l4.-River .ilirg
with i've feet one inch in eAuAl and the
ieet one inch 10 chute Weather pleAIN
and clear. No arrivals or departures Ell.
cepi packets.
CAIRo, August l4,-Arrived-Poir,e;
from Memphis, B. D. Wood, Greyboupt
and Storm No. 8, from the Ohio Rive,
Falls Pilot, from Memphis, ST Getevieye
from VickSburg. DspArted-FLs Pic;
for the Ohio River.- The river has i4l!ss
8 inches. Weather clear and pleAs41i.
with the mercury a 81
ST. LOUIS, August l4-ATiTed-L.ks
Superior, Ajdie johnson and HAr,
johnson, Keokuk. Depsrted-HAS
johnson, ST. Paul; Belle Of MenptH
Memphis; Davis, Ohio river; Kinsey, ~,
souri river. River falling slowly. WeAA-
er cloudy and cooler.
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NEW BCnDISG ASD LoAS AssoCIA-
TIoH.-In our notice lew days since Of \
charter having been received for the New
United States BuIldiDg and Loan Asso-
ciEtion, /, seems that we crested 9 false
impression, In the minds Of mary persons,
in statirg thAt the charter would run 10
1894 Il il customary in sill charters OF
similar Associations, 70 have them drawn
in the same way. This does not imply
that the Association will not run out f1r
twenty yesr. Ga the contrary We thitk
it will close in 8 shorter time than the
old onCs. Having the advantage Of .
capital to do business on, and near seven
thousand shares 10 divide among itS
members, it will bring togSther 9 greater
number Of persons TO compete for the
money, and As 9 consequence will gel 8
good rate Of premium.
The EhMes are $50 each, upon which
% cents q dues will be collected weekly,
closing in About SIX and 3 hall years
Tue shares are not limited; any perton
can take Is many As his circumstances
will permit Ladies can hold stock
in their own name, And for the
convenience Of the members, the
Association vii! have the SscretsIy's
Office located conveniently, 50 thAt ladies
can pay their dues during the day, be-
fore the weekly meeting, thereby saving
them the trouble Of going TO the rooms
Of the Association.
This certainly will be 8 good oppoItu.
nily for the many ladies who are EN-.
ployed in various ways about the city,
who could save something from their
weekly earnings, thereby making q sure
and safe investment, which pays good
rate Of interest and secures TO them 9
way Of obtaining 8 home for themselves.
There are very many young men in our
city connected in the various branches Of
industry, who ought TO be saving some
thing Of their earnings Many think they
cannot afford 70 invest in 3 thing Of this
kind for lear Of being thrown out Of 8 sit
ustion, and then will not be able TO keep
it up. This Is 8 good reason why they
should have 8 savings fund, 50 that in Sd-
versity they will have something 70 fall
back upon. They can At any time, BY
giving short notice, get their money out.
The stock is being taken rapidly, 30
that persons desiring TO become members
should Apply soon. Names for subscrip-
ton 70 the stock can be Left with Nj. G.
W. Conner al No. 1888 Main street, or
with any one Of the Incorporators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-15

INSTRUCTIONS IN MUuc.-Mr. Frank
BAssett, having Just returned from Ger.
many, where he has been Tor the past
three years, has concluded 10 take mum.
Der Of pupils In the stady Of Piano, Or
gan and vocal music. Mr.. Bassett has
received instructions from some oil the
most celebrated teachers in Germany, and
has had considerable success in teaching
in that country, and will, we have nc
doubt, give satisfaction TO all who pat
ronizs him. For further particulars, in.
quire at MessrS. Adams & Lucas music
store,
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AGuE CoHqUERoR; No Qu1S1ER, NO
Arsenic, NO PoIsoSs.-Ths IL strong
language, as Physicians and Chemists
have for years tried 10 compound a nrs.
paration that would entirely cure FRrpp
AND AGuE without the use OF strong msj;.
cines sucn az Quinine, Arsenic and other
posons injurious TO the system. There IA
no case Of Fever and Ague, Intermittent
81 btious Feyets, Congestive Chills,
Night eweaS, Liver Complaints, &C. mai
tnIs remedy VIII not cure ct once and Der.
mnSnenuy. II punfes the Blood, Liver,
spleen, and all isecretory organs 90 ef!
iectually that the Chills will NOT return
curing the season, even when persons
nave had them for years. Sold by all me
druggists in Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry. eod-sT
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TREEIYERs OF RIAL EsTATB.-The
following deeds, transferring real estate
in the county OF Ohio, were LEFT for
record 81 the oflce Of the Clerk Of the
County Court during the week ending
yesterday:
Deed inside Aug. 8, 1874, by Clark H1pes
and others TO Francis Raymond, for lots
Nos. II and 10, GIlchrist's sddiGion No 2,
90 feet on North Huron street, Island.
Admitted August 8; 81 ,020.
Deed inside July q, 1874, BY MichHel
Harris TO John Harris, for the undivided
one hall Of A'pieoe Of ground IS let
front on Lee street, g. W. Admitted
August 10; $l25.
Deed mSde August 10, 1874, BY Chris
tan D. Kliener and wife TO August Rolf
(ShoemAker), for lot No. Is in square 10,
CAldWell's addition. Admitted August
10; S975.
Deed made April Is, 1871, BY the city
Of Wheeling to George W. Merchant,
for lot Nc. 81 in Peninsula Cemetery. Ad-
mitted August 10; SEQ.
Deed made June 12, 1874, by IsAsc
Irwin, Commissioner, 70 city Of Wheel
ing, tor 5l0-l.0 900 Of an acre on Island,
Tor street. Admitted August IL; 500.
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WHAT We EAT.-Our agricultural re =
porter yesterday morning took 5 jaunt
through the lower market on 8 tour Of
observation. The farmers say that they
will not have half the crop they had last
year, and give as reasons that the spring
WAS very cold and backward, and when
the dry weather set in the potato crop
was nearly ruined by the bugs. There
has been too much rain, and not enough
sun, Tor tomatoes lstely; but better ones
are coming into the market The water.
melon crop is large, and they are coming
ing in FAST you can by good melon for
from ten to forty cents.
The ruling price oil vegetables that were
in the market are as follows: Peaches,
40 cents per peck; sweet potatoes, 50 cents
per peck; apples. 25 to 30 cents per peck;
Irish potatoes, 50 cents per peck; peas, 60
cents per peck; pluns, 10 cents per quart;
corn, 20 cents per dozen; beets, ) GEMS per
bunch; tomatoes, 80 cents per peck; cab
bsge, cent?; cucumbers, four for 10 cents;
caulifower, 20 cents bunch; onions, 30
cents onehalf peck; summer squash, 10
cents escbi string beans, 20 cents
one.halt peck; carrots, 5 cents per
bunch; nusk-melons, 5 TO % cents; lard,
Is cents pound; butter, 30 cents per
pound; eggs, Is cents per dozen.
There is large crop Of almost every.
thing in the fruit line, and the indications
are that vegetables and fruit will be
cheaper this year than Tor several years,
as they must be sold, and money is 60
scarce that people will not psy any ex.
IsvagSnt prices.
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UEMAILADLE.-The following Is list
Of letters held in the postoflce in this
city for non.psyment Of postage; stans-
berry & Jones, Knob Fork, Weizsl Co.,
W. Va, &c; Miss Racy Kupper, care Mr..
D. LingerwAld, Wood street, Centre
Wheeling, lc; s, McNechen, Benwood,
". Va, lc; Miss sAllie Atkinson, West
Liberty, W. Va, 1c; Mr.. P. z. Fette,
Glennvtlle, Gilmore county, W. Va, Sc:
Miss Fannie 0Leary, Fort Hamilton
Long Island, N Y, &c; Tom Duff, Wheel.
ing Island, &c; William GiIligan, Mlneo
junction, Ohio, &c.
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PHoToeRAPHs.-At Halls Gallery (tor.
meriy Ro6inson'sl there are employed
some OF the best Artists in the country,
and they are prepared 70 furnish their
customers the finest work 70 be found
anywhere. They do not make cheap pic.
lures, but take special pains 10 make
every sitting q success. Old Pictures
copied and enlarged TO any size, either
plain Photographic or finished in Ink, OH
Pastel or Water Colors. Also lue.size
CsyonS, Picture Frames, stereoscopic
Views, and Photographic Goods OF every
description.
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PRRsoNAL.-MisS Mary Phipps, oil this
city, Is visiting the family OF Mr.. A. J.
Q1idland, in Steubeuville.
Prot. Crsgo, Superintendent Of the
Moundsville Graded Schools, has been Sc.
lected to make an address TO the Ring
gold Battalion at Beallsville, Washington
Co, Pa, on the 81 prox.
Col. G. l. PoormAn spoke on the New
Constitution in front Of the Presbyterian
Church, at Bellsire, last night.
Mr.. Frank Bassett will take charge Of
the Fourth Street n z. Church organ on
the lst prox.
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ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED. = Earl
w. oglebsy has been appointed Admin
strator OF the estate OIL Geo. Il. Conn, de.
ceased. Bond, $4,000.
Thoa. P. shAlIcrosS was appointed Ad-
m "a Of the estate Of the late Mts
NJ v Cunningham. Bond, g. 50O
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II Per Chance

You have got into trouble procure 81 once q
package OF the SArn1ritGn's GIFT, use - dtrtetec
and yoa VIII be all night IN three o! four Gays.
The trouble when taken IN tine IL eIsily over.
come, bat when neglected, or when the quGck Il
visited and he gives his eourse Of BAlEAm Co.
srise which prolong the disease for weeks, per.
hsps months.
Another hll4eJ is, IN pGTSoss tying 70 rave q
leg eente, cable In cheap drugs, which 20 die.
otder and s!eken the stomach that almost dtsth
ltseii would be relief. 6AmRrttAn's Gin " II
cure every time, WItA no more unplesSsnt results
thAn II the roub had lot existed 81 al.
Male packages, 81: Female, 81 Sent BY mail
% any address. DESMOND 4 CO., PropYfetof1,
BIS Race street, PhtIadephiA.
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ANOTHER ATTEXPr AT BURGLARY
a burglar attempted TO effect an entrance
into the residence of VIM. Harvey, on Viz.
ginia street, near South Broadway, Island
between IL and l o'clock yesterday morn.
ing. Mr. Harvey was aroused By the
noise, and in company with Charley Rit-
ter, who lives near BY, made q vigorous
search Tor the burglar, but without sue
cess
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HRLNBoLD's BUcHu is still in the ze.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstspdinv
The absence OF DR.. Helmbold, he celeee
6rated medicine Is still manufactured At
tne laboratory st Philadelphia, and Is
sold oy al respectable druggists. It IS
warranted Tor all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
ieiS. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
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Island GIRIA.-The ways Of women
are past finding out 1t Is said that the
Island girls have fashion Of tying up
their taper fingers when young gentlemen
are expected to call, and when they very
naturally ask the cause, they blushEpply
remark: u burned them broilipg steak
this morning" Young gentlemen win
probably burn their fingers believing the
story.
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a RAILROAD meeting will be held in
Waynesburg, Green county, on the 10Th
inst, for the purpose Of taking inltiAtory
steps for the construction Of a narrow
gauge railroad 10 connect with the Char
tiers Valley railroad at or rear Washing
ton, Pa.
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Piano Tuning and Repairing will be
done promptly by leaving orders at
Sheib's Music Store, lila Main street. II
you are thinking about purchasing Pi.
ano or an Organ, and wish 10 avail your
self OF the advantage oil professional sdvice
in regard 10 the tone or quality OF an in
strument, We would say go 10 sheib's
you will find men OF experience to deal
with.
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POLICE CoURT.-There were tSo cases
before the police court yesterday morn
ing. D. o'C. QuiDlan and Louis ssuyA.
geot were fined geo each Tor creating A
disturbance at the Grand Central Saloon
In default OF payment they were sent m
for thirty days.
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TUB RACE "A tub race will take place
at = o'clock this afternoon over the same
course as he single scull race. The con.
Iestants are Goose" Fleming and "Duge"
aolmes, and the stakes are s25 a side.
William Coates Is the Judge.
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Pool sR1LNs.-Pools for the boat race
today were sold at the Opera House So.
loon last evening by ]. G. Hervey, auction.
eer' A pretty good crowd was in attend.
snce, but the pools were not in brisk de-
mAnd, Corcoran appeared to be the
Avorite, selling at the rate OF about five 10
three We heard Of several heavy outside
bets. Pool selling will be resumed at the
race course to-day, and will probably be
more lively than last night
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BEILARE.-NAny persons are Of pres.
emit engaged In the solution Of the prob
lem Of The coming election. Doubts and
iesrs are interchinged, and everybody in
general are assiduously applying their
time and means for the promotion Of their
particular views. 1.-The be license man,
The eutire strain Of his argument Il
brought 70 bear on that one point, and
vice vera. Great diversity Of opinion
Obtains IN regard 10 the adoption Of the
New Constitution. Many who 9 few
weeks ago favored is adoption are wa
vering, and will no doubt vote against IT,
The probabilities are that 1t will be de-
ie1ted BY heavy msloriiy.
Colonel PoormAn spoke Tor the space
Of one hour and 9 hall from the steps Of
the Presbyterian Church 10 large and
sppreciAtiVe audience on the subject Of
license and the new constitution. The
arguments he produced against license
and the new constitution show very con-
clusiyely that he has studied the matter
well and that his convictions are we'll
founded.
Both fire companies were out and gave
the streets shower bath yesterday.
The N. z Church supper al City Hall
was largely attended and everything was
conducted quietly and all seemed 10 be
impressed with the belief that the object
was well deserving their patronage.
There will be q match gAme Of base
ball this afternoon between the "St8nd.
ard" OF Wheeling Island, and the Bell
ARE club.
WinnSns, our insurance man, seems to
think that silk hats are oil bat little value,
else he would be more careful how he ex.
hibited his dexterity, IS We saw him do
the other day in his wonderful sommer-
sault feat.
Two Of the young and rising generation
were arrested yesterday afternoon ior
buying mAlons without promise 10 pay.
Why Is the RgtS;sr "locsl man" like 8
faithful sentinel
Because he stands GArdin.iD. her (GAr-
diner W. LIS.
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TIE Satio1sl Business College OF this
city reopeus Monday August nth, In
AcLAins Hall adjoining the old college
rooms. II gives thorough course in
Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, PenmEDship,
Commercial Correspondence, &C. Mar.
tin & Prssher, proprietors.
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a MEETING Of the soldiers OF the late
war will be held in the City Hall, at Bell
are this afternoon at 2 o'clock, for the
purpose Of making arrangements to at
the reunion at Caldwell, Ohio, next
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SIZZLING AT Cost Our friend c. Hes,
corner OF Main and 14,h street, is giving
great bargains in the way Of clothing
goods. He is selling at and below cost in
order to make room for Fall supplies.
Now is the time 10 get first class suit al
the lowest figures