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Irrational Medication.

Medication Is only successful when 1t Is "a
tional, and tits rational only when it begins at
me beginning. In other words, TO cure . mala.
dy; us cause must be removed. Weakness,
eihet general OF local. is the origin OF the great
giles. regulate DIGESTION and secretion BY
STRENGTHENING the organs which perform those
9ll.imporlant functions, and dyspepsia, copsI
patton, kidney and bladder complaints, uterine
diiheulties, impure circulation, and the thou.
quencGs Of debility, arc completely and in most
cases permanently removed. The best, safsst
and most agreeable snlc and Alternative Thai can
DC employed for this purpose is Hostettcr's
stomach Bitters. The experience OF twenty
i've years, during which time 1t has outlIved
perhaps Ten times that number OF ephemeral
which have entered into connect.
lion with 1t, has proved 1t TO DO no Quaiied az
remedy iot all disorders accompanied BY or pro.
SecuIl6 Notu WeAKhess' d4w
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Low PRICED AND GooD-TuE EMRR-
SON PIANo,-To supply the wants Of the
great number Of persons who desire topos.
sess a piano, but do no feel able 10 20 to the
expense Of the costliest make, and vet
would only have good, substantial one
we have made most careful exsmins-
ton OF all the lowest priced pianos made
in the United States. The result Of this
examination is that wehsve found those
made by W. P. Emerson to be the best
pianos for the price, and the cheapest
good pianos that are made. They are
most substantially built, on the soundest
acoustic principles; the wood is Of the
best quality, and properly seasoned; the
tone rich and powerful, and the touch
easy and elastic; each one is provided
with the full iron frame and overstrunp
bass; they stand well in tune, and wear
well in every particular. This we know
from actual experience. The difference
in price between the Emerson Piano and
the more costly makes is caused by the
most rigid economy in the manufacture
consistent with excellence, and by a saw.
ing Of labor on those parts which neither
effect the tone nor durability.
We have just received a large and well
selected stock of these "best low priced
Pianos" and offer them at low prices for
cash, or on monthly or quarterly pay.
ments, Call and see them.
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market ST
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PERsoNAL.-AmoDg the arrivals regis.
tered at the ST, james Hotel are the fol-
lowing: Hon. Okey johnson, Of Psrkers.
burg; J. K. Emmet and troupe, fifteen
persons; T. r. Turnbull agent De Mursks
troupe; G. L. Bremen, steamer Juniata;
W. Il. Sherman, agent McEvoy's Hiber.
nicon; Sep. Hall, OF Wctzel county.
Manager V. f. Beamer, of the Academy
Of Music, Pittsburgh, is stopping at the
Grant House.
Thos. W. Brown, Maggie Mitchell's
agent, was in town yesterday,
Mr.. John Hammond, well known
Bridgeport merchant, died yesterday.
Rev. j. r. Thompson lectures in the
Chapline Street N. E Church this even
ing.
The Board OF Commissioners yesterday
granted Frank P. Mcneil an attorneys
license.
Capt. John Mcclure, accompanied by
his lady, is going down to Washington
the coming week, partly for pleasure and
partly to be in attendance on the "Cheap
Transportation" Convention which will
then be in session in that city. Capt. Nc.
Lure is the delegate, we believe, from this
State.
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THE BUTLER COUNTY EMDBzzLRMRNT.
There are no new developments in the
Bowman embezzlement case. Bowman
was recently in the insurance business at
Bellarle, oil the firm Of Wymans & Bow.
man, and came 10 this city only a few
days ago to assume the duties OF Secretary
Of a new company called the La Belle, OF
which company he was corporstor. He
is in bad odor among the insurance men
here, and his past record is not spoken Of
as spotless.
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JUSTICE CALDwELL,-Robert Kemple
yesterday complained before this Justice
that Chas. Robertson had committed q
breach Of the peace. Constable Richard.
son arrested Robertson, who was required
to furnish surety in the sum of 800 that
he would be of good behavior for the
perid Of one year,
Tue examination Of James Nicholson,
charged with completely in the robbery
Of Smith, Dean & Cos clothing store, will
be held OF 10 o'clock this morning.
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THE CoURTs.-C County Court-Judge
Cochran. The County Court convened
yesterday morning. The Grand Jury was
sworn and retired to their chamber.
In the case Of ]. Tonini CS. G. Roberts
and ]. L. Hargreaves, Mrs. Hsrgreaves
was sworn and answered tho garnishee
that her husband owed nothing. The
answer was considered insufficient.
On motion Of Fred Rogers, the bond Of
Henry II, Pendleton as Notary Public
was presented and approved.
I'D. Whitman was appointed guardian
for Eliza ]. DakGn and Geo. W. Dsken,
orphans oil John DAken, deceased. Bond,
$500.
On motion Of Daniel Peck, ESD Alfred
II. Mitchell, a resident OF Belmont county,
Ohio, was admitted to practice law.
In the case OF II Lingen rs. +. Welst-
hol, garnishce, J. H. stsllman Is Co.
appeared and answered $40 81 owed al
that date, Oct. 0, 1874.
The Grand Jury reported the following
true bills: Henry Schultz, unlawlully
resisting an officer; Elizabeth Miller, sell.
ing liquor on Sunday; Elizabeth Miller
and August Miller, selling intoxicating
drinks TO a minor; John Settler, selling
liquor on Sunday; Ellen Stanley, selling
liquor without license, five indictments;
EIiz lbeth Miller, selling liquor on Sun
day; Peter Heiser, assault and battery;
Peter Heiser, petty larceny; VIM. Heiscr
trespsss; Peter Heiser and VIM. Heiser,
unlawlully pulling down and injuring the
fences oil others. In the case Of Nicholas
Gamer, charged with selling liquor to a
minor, the jury did not find true bill.
Several petty Cases were not reached
by the Grand July, but they were not
considered oil sufficient inheritance TO re-
quire another days session, and the
Grand Jury was accordingly discharged.
Court adjourned to this morning, when
the petit jurors will meet.
Circuit C0urt.-This court will Assem-.
bic again to-day, with Judge Hoge, of
the Martinsburg circuit, on the bench, as
hO and Judge Melvin have exchanged cir.
cults for the remainder Of the term.
Aanicipa! Court - Judge Crsnmer.
This court met yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
In the case Of Charles II. Snediker,
guardian, rS. John Snediker 81 al, and
John Snediker, guardian, rs Thomas Ped.
ley ct al, orders were entered confirming
the sales Of real estate by the guardians.
In the chancery cause of James F.
Barnes Is. Matilda Veazey ct a., decree
was entered confirming the sale made by
A. ]. Clark, special commissioner. and
authorizing him to convey the property to
the purchaser.
Adjourned to court in course.
Police Court Judge Cranmer. Six
cases comprised the docket at the police
court yesterday morning.
Frank Leasure was sent up for thirty
days for drunkenness.
James Farago, Tor drunkenness, pSid
IS and costs.
Henry Bushmsn, for the same olfense,
was committed for thirty days.
Ernest Fredrick, for dsorderly con-
duct, was fined SIS and costs.
Samuel Speidel, same charge, paid So
and costs.
The case Of Charles Fetly, charged with
disorderly conduct, and with resisting an
officer, was continued to this morning.
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LECTURE THIS EvRNING.-Rev. J. R.
Thompson, Of the Chspline Street NJ. E.
Church, is announced to deliver a lecture
in his church this evening The subject
Of the lecture is Heroic Religion; or, the
Lessons of the Fiery Furnace" Rev.
Thompson is on eloquent and able
speaker, and he has earned quite a bril-
liant reputation on the rostrum. The an.
nouncement Of his lecture this evening
will no doubt attract a large audience.
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BRLIA1aR IrRMa-John Rodeler. one

BRLLAIRR ITRMs-John Rodeier, one
OF our very best citizens and owner Of the
old Fourierite farm on Pultney Bottom,
met with q serious accident yesterday
morning by splitting his foot with an axe.
Tho wound bled very proiusely, and
prompt surgical attention was required 10
keep Mr. II, from dangerous II not fatal
prostratlon.
The shoe thief VIC noticed In our locals
oil the latter part Of last week no doubt
thought Bellaire q hard place In which
TO commit crime. On receiving his
sentence, one Of the officials asked il
the whipping post was completed, and
preparing an affirmative answer, pulled
out his wallet and dsbursed the necessary
stamps. The Marshal then told him Il
he was found In the city In twenty min
rteS he would receive the needed lashes.
But little time was lost, for he "iolded his
little tents like the Arabs and as quietly
stole away" TO Wheeling.
Mr.. Graft would respectfully announce
10 the public that he expects 10 have on
hand by the last Of this week a large and
beautiful assortment Of jewelry oil all de.
scriptions. This will be his holiday
stock OF goods, audit will doubtless please
the most iastidious "
One arrest was made on Sunday night
Tor obstructing the sidewalk. Trial not
come oil yet.
The Council meets tonight They
should make an ordinance prohibiting
boys from thrOnging the street corners in
the evenings. Do you see this?
Mud on the streets again.
We notice very handsome brick resi-
dence about finished on Guernsey street.
We believe it belongs 10 DR.. Saunders.
Some Of tho street crossings around
town are in terrible condition. Where
Is the Street Commissioner? Echo answers
where.
A horse belonging TO Mr.. Maley, ran
of on Water street yesterday afternoon,
and the express wagon striking the pier
OF the railway bridge, there was sudden
stop. The bridge didn't bulge; nothing
injured except the wagon which, was
pretty badly broken up and the harness
slightly damaged.
1t began showing yesterday afternoon
about half past three, and up 10 present
writing is falling beautifully. uurrsh for
sleigh ridel
Considerable change was made in trains
on the B. g. o. They have through trains
from Baltimore and Chicago without
change.
THE men employed in the B. u o. Rail.
way shops in this city had their working
hours reduced toS hours per day, with
oil course decrease Of pay. This Is
rather inconvenient for those who were
before receiving but small wages.
Some Of our citizens have very funny
peculiarities. Ask Tom Collins.
Mr. s. ]. Alexander will be buried to.
day.
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River NeRs.

@NS"Hs
The river. was rising slowly last even
ing, with 0 feet 10 inches in the channel
The Express departed at her regular
hour yesterday morning.
The Iron Mountain, with seven bargei
Of miscellaneous freight, departed fol
New Orleans.
Several towS Of coal passed down dur
ing the day, and a number Of empty towl
passed up.
The local packets are all running as
usual.
The Andes will depart Tor Cincinnati
this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The Courier will leave Tor Parkersburg
this morning.
The Ragon was due last night from
Matamoras, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks is expected 10 ar
rive here at midnight tonight, en- qou,.
from Pittsburgh to GAINESVILLE.
LBy Telegraph
PrTTsBURGH, December 7.-Riyer 2
feet Q inches, on q stand. Showing.
LOUISVILLE, December River fall.
ing with 8 feet 8 inches in canal: 4 feet 5
inches in Indian chute. Arrived Ed
Hobbs and barges. Wheeling; Alex. Swift
& Son, Pomeroy; r. A. Babbsge and tow,
st. Louis; Mountaineer, st. Louis. Do.
parted: y. B. Church, New Orleans;
Hobbs and Alex. Swift, with tows, St.
Louis; Babbage and tows, Wheeling,
Cloudy and pleasant.
CAIRO, December 7.-ArriveI-Joe
Henney, st, Louis; James D. Parks, Mem.
phis. Departed-Longsworth, New Or
leans; Henry, Nicksburg. River IL feet
4 inches and falling. Weather clear
mercury 9S.
CINCINNATI, December 7.-River II
feet II inches and stationary. Considera.
blesnow during the day; now cloudy and
cold. Arrived-Robert Mitchell, New
Orleans. The Wild Duck and bsrges
collided to-day with the steamer United
States and broke between thirty and for
ty Of her outriggers, tore out the side Of
the coal house, damaging the guards and
knocking some freight overheard. The
Wild Duck and barges were uniDjured.
ST. LOUIS, December 7.-Arrived-
Messenger, Pittsburgh; Julia, Vicksburg.
Depsrted-Chester, Memphis; Paragon,
New Orleans. River falling. Weather
cloudy and cold.
EVANSVILLE, December 7.-Weather
cloudy, rain and snow during the night.
Mercury 40 to AZ. River fallen 6 inches,
8 $40 feet on gauge. Down-Evansville,
Gov. Allen and bsrges, Arlington and Pat
Clebourn. Up-Red Cloud, Champion,
T. p. Gracey, Morning Star and Sandy
generally with good trips. Business good.
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SLIGHT REDUcTIoN.-Desiring to put
our two.third Life Size or 2Ox24 Photo
graphs within the reach Of all, I have made
slight reduction in the price oil same as
below: From one negative, one Tor $l8,
two for SEQ, three for $3S. In psirs, two
persons, one pair $50, two pair $45, three
pair $50. This will enable every one to
procure fine, servlceable Christmas gilt
for their friends, and one that will be
highly appreciated, Very respectfully,
A. p. HALL,
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HELMBoLD's BUCHu is still in the ze.
NTH Of Its popularity, Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. HeImbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
felts Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent dSw
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CHRISTMAS DIsTRIBUT1oN.-The pur.
chaser OF every dollars worth OF boots or
shoes will be entitled to one ticket in the
following prizes to be given away:
One large elegant silver pitcher.
One pair Ladies' E. G. Burt Kid Button.
One pair Gents CT. Alexis Ties.
One pair Misses French Bronze Button.
One pair child's velvet foxed Button.
One pair Infant Blue Button.
The above goods are on exhibition at
the store. JERRY CLRNtRNs
Corner Main and l1th streets,
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WHIPPED HIS WlFE.-Chas. Oxford
was yesterday before Justice Hammer,
upon complaint OF his wife, who alleged
that he had whipped her, pulled her
hair and threatened to whip her. Oxford
was required TO give bond in $500 to be
Of good behavior for one year, and sen.
fenced to two days imprisonment in the
county Jail. For swearing in the office
during the trial, he was fined 81 and costs.
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JUSTICE 'o'KEEFE,-Fred Hornecker
yesterday complained before this Justice
that J. l.. BsmbergCr, Constable OF Web.
ster district, had disturbed the peace and
quiet Of his neighborhood. The evidence
went to show thstlBamberger was acting
in his official capacity, and he was &C.
cordingly discharged.
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JUSTICE GILLRsPY.-Lewis Davis was
yesterday examined by this Justice upon
charged obtaining ten barrels Of apples
from T. B. Brothers under false pretenses
The examination resulted in the acquittal
Of Davis,
The case oil State rS. II. J. Loomis,
charged by John Koehnline with dis
turbing the peace, was continued until
Saturday next.
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STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED. - Con-
stable Bamberger, Of Webster District,
yesterday found pair of pants, three
coats and several pairs Of suspenders in
the house Of Jerry Hays, on Market below
25th street, which were Unidentified as q
portion Of the goods stolen from Messrs.
Smith, Dean s. Co. on Thursday night
last. Dennis Brannon, who is now in
Jail accused of the robbery, boards at the
house Of MIR. Hays.
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WHILE gazing upon the beautiful
steamers passing up and down the great
Ohio, do not allow your judgment to
mlslead youinto the belief that nsviga-
ton will be open all winter. Cold dreary
months are drawing near when articles
Of comfort such as warm underwear,
good substantial stylish suits Of clothing,
heavy warm overcosts, and many other
articles necessary for your comfort should
be secured at the famous One Price Cloth.
ing House Of Il. Frank, 40 12lh street.
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HEaNER BOAT C1uB.-This organiza-
ton has elected officers for the ensuing
term as follows: James W. McGranahan,
President; George GundliDg, Vice Presi-
dent; Charles Hoffman,, Secretary; VIM.
Grey, Treasurer; Directors-James Cor
coran, L. McGranahan and VIM. Grey
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REsloNRD.-Oapt. Hugh Sterling, Of
the Wheeling Blues, has rendered his
resignation, which was accepted by the
company. His successor will be elected
at q meeting on Friday evening next
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A GREAT
Smash for Cash !
SPECIAL SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
Who Does Appreciate Low
Prices.
READ OUR OFFERINGS.

IS Inch wide Black Cashmere worth 81 IS,
down to 7!Kc.
One yard aud half wide extra quality Black
Cashmere worth 81 IS, down TO 81.
Pure elk and wool Henrietta Cloth worth 50 IS,
down to 81 IS.
Ponion's best make silk and wool Poplius we
Offer you atEI Is.
Extra quality Gros du Rhine black Silk re.
dueed to s. 90.
Bellou's extra fne Black Cashmere dc Sole
down to 81 80, worthsl.
Superior and heavy Black Drap dc France Silk
we oGfer at 81 rs.
HighLustre and fine Black Drsp Imperial silk
down to - only.
All wool CAshmeres In new shades reduced
hom s7Hc to Sec.
Those beautiful Diagonal Cuttings we cell you
now for G9c.
Theelegant Serge suItngs, the newest shades
we reduced to 3Oc.
500 Yards OF LupIn's celebrated all wool Elm
press Cloth down TO SEC only.
B Your special attention
ls invited to the following
offerings In double warp &
double face Black Alpacas !:
Ten pieces beautiful Lustre and double face
Alpaca worth S7Xc, down to 2Sc.
Ten pieces much finer and superior Lustre we
offer at S2Ke.
Ten pieces heavier and still better, will excel
any SEC goods in the city, for 31Hc.
Ten pieces superb and much richer fabric
worth 89c, down 10 43Kc.
Ten pieces magnificent extra high lustre, the
PIT in Alpaca, for Soc.
Readers, now Is your chance to buy the finest
Dress Goods Of foreign looms at prices Of which
you have never heard OF before. The above Of.
ferings excel anything heretofore known to the
public, and to which We respectfully invite the
special attention OF all.
|. BLUM & Bro,
II04 Main ST.
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SPRYRR Bros. have too large stock of
goods on hand which will have to be dis.
posed oibciore taking inventory January
1st, and In order to do so they have
marked down their entire stock.
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THAT IS so.-At H. Franks, 40 Twelfth
street, Wheeling, it will only cost you
eight dollars for a warm, durable, well
made, stylish suit of clothes, and that,
compared with the prices elsewhere for
the same goods. Is a trife. cod
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MoNEY sAvED.-The entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Carpets at forced sale. II
you want bargains come soon, at
J.W. FERRRLis,
Corner Main and 20lh streets,
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LARGE lot OF Wooden Blankets, Wool
Cassimeres, Jeans, Flannels, shswls,
Wooden Sacks, Nubias, to be closed out
at cost and less by ]. w. FERRRI,
Corner Main and Goth Sis.
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}. EMsHEntER, 11OS Main street, is still
selling his fine Clothing and Gents Furn.
ishing Goods at % per cent less than Tor.
mer prices. Give him call soon, as the
goods are selling rapidly.
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PREvEoU, 10 January 1st, Speyer Bros.
offer so dozen one button kid gloves, all
colors, al SOC pair, former price 75c; so
dozen ladies' silk scarfs at 15c; 50 dozen
ladies' silk scaris OF 25c; so dozen ladies'
silk sCarls at 30c.
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JUST received by express, another LOT Of
box.toed, Scotch Edge buttoned Caters,
also E. BurL'S celebrated make Of button
cd Caters at L V. Blends, 1885 Main
street
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Cor TO De soLD-Irish Poplins, Black
Gro Grain Silks and Dress Goods oil all
descriptions, regardless of what they cost,
and but few days leitto close them.
]. w. FGRREL,
Corner Of Main and goth Sis.
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$40 TO $1,000 invested in Stocks and
Gold pays 200 per cent a month. Send
for particulars. Tumbridge 6 Co., Bank
ers, 2 Wall ST., N. Y. d&w
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GREAT reduction in prices Of our entire
stock Of Millinery Goods and Notions
previous to inventory January lst
SPRYER Bros.
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A. L. RICE & Co. are closing out Felt
Hats, Feathers, Flowers and Ribbons at a
great reduction.
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READ THIS TwICE.-1O,OOO yards Gro.
Grain Ribbons, all colors, at the remark.
able low price Of 12t cents yard.
SPEYER Bros,
Millinery House, 11l9 Main Street.
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BARGAINS ! BARGAINS BARGAINS ! -
Black and Colored Silks and Poplins,
Mohairs, French Merino, Cashmeres,
Alpacas, Carpets, and the entire stock at
dead Eastern cost, at ]. W. FRRRRL's.
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TUESDAY, DEC. 8, 1874.
New Advertisements.

To Members Of the Masonic fraternity
Lecture by Rev. J. r. Thompson.
Removal.
Boquets and Flowers.
Holiday Goods.
= Bed Lounges-A. r. Morehead & Co.
:. Spare Ribs, sc.
Eyergreens.
Children's Rocking Chairs.
Notice.
Goods for the Holidays.
Carpets.
Masonic Relief Association.
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WHEN a society young man cleans his
own clothes and smells Of benzine for q
week one can judge this will be a tough
winter for the poor.
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FORCED sAIE,-The great closing out
of Dry Goods and Carpets will continue
at cost ten days more, and you can save
at least 26per cent profit, at
]. ". FRRRR1,a.
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TIM race Is not always won by tho
strong, Were 1t 90, the onion would be a
head instead Of cabbage,
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The greatest bargains Of the season.
10000 ten thousand yards Gro Grain
Ribbons, all colors, at the remarkable low
price Of 1alc yard at spRYER Bros.
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ATTENTION, LADIES IL. V. Blond has
just received $50 pair Of Ladies Bultoned
CATERS, Philadelphia make, which will
be closed out at s. rs per pair.
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10000 Ten Thousand yards No. 10
Gro Grain Ribbons, all colors at 12Ic q
yard, SPEYER Bros.