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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

BELLArRE.-Camp meeting at Burrs
Mills commences tomorrow. This meet
ing draws the majority Of Bellaire camp.
meeting foIks. as II Is under the auspices
OF this district, conveniently reached, and
in the same county. II Is Said that all
trains will stop at the station during the
session Of the meeting. Bickerton Bros,
Of this city, have erected new, large and
cOmmOdlOus tent for bOarderS, which
heretofore was sadly needed.
st. Clairsville people have abandoned
their old habit Of going 10 Wheeling to
buy their hardware, and TO Bridgeport to
buy their woodwork, and very wisely
tome here for both now. Carroll 4 Arm.
strong's Planning Mill has lately turned
out q quantity Of excellent work for the
new buildings q Judge COweB and Mr.,
Troll, Of the county seat.
Sunday two young gentlemen from here
went to MOundsville camp-meeting. On
the way back they changed cars at Ben
wood, and when the train started found
Themselves on the way back to Mounds,
vile. They asked the conductor how long
It took to make y switch, thinking the
train would switch of and cross the
bridge. Finding the true state Of the
case they refused to pay theif fare u
MOundsville, and were put of, 4 proceed.
ing which took no force, and didn't offend
them whit. They had ample oppor.
tunity for reflection upon the uncertainty
OF railroad trains during their walk to
the ferry, about three and n half miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Hamilton, Of this
place, are visiting friends in Cadiz, their
former home.
Barnum's bills cover all the available
fence room and dead.walIs in town.
At the urgent solicitation Of Repnbli.
cans, Col. C. G, Poorman, Of this city, has
consented 10 speak several times during
the present compaign. lie will speak in
short time to The citizens OF Martins
Ferry, and probably Afterwards to those
OF BeIlaire. We know few men who can
make as sensible, temperate and effective
an address upon any kind Of an issue aS
can Mr.. Pootman, and the Republican
party is to be congratulated upon his
consent to work actively for la success.
The Rev. EXperimon, a Bulgarian
priest Of the Greek Church, stationed at
Jerusalem, in Syria" was announced to
deliver free lecture at City Hall last
night.
Another new Snloonl
The editor Of the GAINESVILLE Entaprise
has made application for admission to
the Bellaite Association for the Suppress
sion Of Wit and Kindred Vices and for
the Amelioration Of the Condition Of Oh.
tuSe Citizens. The only qualification
necessary being that one has never petpe.
trated an Intentional joke, he will no
doubt be admitted.
Work has been commenced upon the
Mansatd roof ofthe new Centennial Hotel.
Several prominent civil engineers are in
the city, surveying something about the
street railroad.
The iron work on the railroad bridge il
receiving fresh coat Of paint.
A meeting in The interest Of The Bell.
aire 4 South Western Railroad was held
at Douglass store, South BellaiFe, last
evening. Another has been called In the
Gravel Hill school house Thursday even.
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MoUST UAoS CoLLlGE-C College year
Just closed shows remarkable progress,
Graduates in Science, Literature and
Arts, 81; Business College, 81; Music, >,
Fine ARA, .; Master Of Arts, 4; one in
Master OF Philosophy, and one in Bache-
lor Of Arts, pro Reritoj three in Doctor OF
Divinity, pro kOaore. Students in College
Department past year, l,2ll; different
students from first, l0,797, Of whom 1919
-oue.third ladies-have taught public
schools; Of thee, 4,l74 are graduates Of
Normal Department; total graduates in
Baccalaureate Degree, 675. Over 1900
commercial students now fill good situa-
tons The Faculty numbers sixteen ex-
perienced professors. The College, by
having erected and furnished good build
inRs, keeps board with room at about s.
per Week-sslf and club board much less.
Tuition but triae in any Department; no
contingent or extra charges. Apparatus
aud Specimens worth over q quarter mil
lion dollars to illustrate Science. Students
enter any time in Term at proportional
rates. College property, bene6ing stu
dents, worth S45l, 2T6; income Last year
S26,54O, also aids students. Many stu
dents, without falling behind their classes,
aern their college expenses BY teaching
winters, attending the regular college
year Of Fall, Spring and Summer Terms,
beginning last Tuesdays Of August and
February, and middle Of May. The Spec
ial Winter Term, beginning last Tuesday
Of November, accommodates students not
teaching. Location healthy, moral, aces
sible-l5 minutes drive by omnibus from
Alliance Union Depot,-the junction Of
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago r. r.,
with Cleveland, Wheeling 4 Pittsburgh
and Lake Erie, Alliance 4 Wheeling
Railroads. For descriptive Catalogue
address Pies. o. n. Hartshorn, Ii. D.,
Alliance, o,
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PoLiCE CoURr.-Ill4ge drummer.

AIIAvEN OF REsr.-lf you feel ner.
yous and oyerwOrked, and as though your
physical and mental makeup requires
absolute rest, withOu. fear Of disturbance
from mnwished for visitors; would you
recover from the temiOh 10 which your
Nerves had been strung by over pressure
on the cercebellum Occasioned by too
strict attention to writing tritiing police
news items-or mayhap, tamarac-iI. you
would accomplish all these desirable re.
suits, why, do not rush Of to the seaside
and lave your carCaIeS all day In old
ocean and pay, big ducatS for wrestling
mosquitoes Allhight Ina hotel. No, there
is place Of calm delight, where peace is
always TO the fore, where nobody Is likely
TO be found, where solitude reigns SUI.
preme, which even the pestiferOns flies
have not yet discovered, and where the
most fOol-hatdy reporter never ventures
In expectancy Of an item, and It's the office
Of the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court. Sam.
McCnlloch Is the only other man that can
tell you where Il Is. Ask him, and find
rest
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A Word or CAUTION. - When the
banana seasons opens we always prepare
ourselves to record an indefinite number
Of serious and slight accidents, resulting
from the carelessness Of persons, who,
having devOured the pulp OF the fruit,
drop 1t at their feet oh the sidewalk.
Many peach eaters are equally culpable,
and already accidents from falls on the
pavements caused by peach skins have Oc-
Cured.
No man who has n proper regard for
the safety and rights Of bis fellows should
indulge in this indolent and dangerous
habit. II You don't relish peach skin
show your tiisrelish by giving Il toss so
vigorous that il will he carried beyond the
cnfb.stone. Such a course will protect
pedestrians from falls, and at the same
time keep your conscience clear Of un-
pleasant reflections.
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A GRREK PRtEsr MAKING A TouG or
THE EARTH.-Rey. A. N. Experidon, a
native Of Bulgaria, who has been in the
city for several days, Left for Pittsburgh
last evening, having given up the idea Of
leCluring here. Rev. Experfdon was for
some time slave Of the Turks; was re-
deemed, with his family, by the Russian
government at u cost OF thirty.seven
thousand dollars, and educated by the
same at 81. Petersburg, COnStantinople,
Oxford and Paris. lie speaks auently
thirteen languages. In 1865 he became o
priest Of the Greek Church, and in 1868
was employed by that church at q salary
Of one hundred and fifty dollars per
month to make tour Of the earth, by
which he will be enabled 10 write his.
tory Of mankind. His appearance is by
no means prepossessing. Ills costume Is
Of the very simplest character, consisting
Of long calico dress, red.hannel cap,
fitting closely upon the crown Of his head,
and pair Of coarse leather shoes.
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AFTER Her HusBAND.-A certain
skilled workman in iron has lately got.
Ten into evil habits and bad company
and gives his good wife; considerable
uneasiness. On Saturday night The hui.
band not returning home AZ an honest
citizen should, his wife proceeded 10 a
saloon where she had been informed
the recreant spent the greater part Of hin
time and money, and demanded admit.
lance. The hour was late III was then
about / o'clock, and the proprietor
Of the saloon did not make his APP
pearance for some time, although the
strong.minded female bombarded the
door in a manner which threatened to
convert II into kindling wood. The "a.
loonist Indignantly denied that the miSs.
ing husband was on his premises, but his
visitor evidently thought differently, "a
she most emphaiically declared that ihet
lord and master was not Immediately pro.
duced she would proceed TO break every
window in the building. After some III.
tie parleying the woman was admitted 10
the saloon, where she found her husband
and several others we're playing cards.
The tfuant was led captive to his home
and here we drop our pencil. What fol.
loved can only be described by one who
has been thefe,H
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CwPER,orl1s-Afrs, Hannah Har,

Cu PERSoHG1s-AIrs. Hannah Har.
rison and Miss Emily Harrison, OF
Bridgeport yesterday lett for Iowa. They
viii spend several months in the West
Nj, Ed, Brues, the Wheeling cores
poudent Of WItGS Splrii, Is now ta route TO
Cincinnati, Louisville, and other South
ern points, upon pleasure trip, We hope
our brethren Of the pres down the river
will show Ed. around.
A correspondent Of the Boston Irdrtiier,
speaking Of literary and musical soIree
al Bears Head Hotel, Hampton Beach,
\, IL, recently, has the following TO say
Of Mr.. VIM. Leighton, IT,, OF the South
Wheeling Glass Works, one OF our most
respected citizens: "Mr. Leighton, Of Viz
GINA recited The Diver and King
Witlifs Drinking Horn in q manner thar
won him rounds Of applause from the au'
dience, many Of whom were people Of Gull
ture, having frequent opportunities in
their city homes Of witnessing such efforts,
Mr.. Leighton il a business gentleman Of
wealth and culture, and OF literary turn
with wonderful aptness for such recita'
tions.r
Col. Alexander Campbell, OF Bethany,
was registered at the ST, james yesterday
Mr.. VIM. Hearn, Of this city, is rusti'
eating at Washington, Pa,
DR.. ]. E, Reeves yesterday received
the sad tidings OF the death Othis brother
Mr.. Joseph H. c. Reeves, at Bethes-
da Springs, Waukesha, Wisconsin,
whence he had gone for his health. Mr.
Reeves was a member Of the firm OF Mil
Ter l. Reeves, Wholesale dry goods mer'
chants, OF Baltimore, and was we'll known
throughout West Virginia. He died OF
Bright's disease Of the kidneys, DR.
Reeves goes to Baltimore this evening to
attend the funeral.
Mr.. H. Wilson Harding, an old Wheel
ing teacher, now Professor Of Mathematics
in Iehigh University, has been elected a
member OF the American Scientific AssO'
citation.
J.H. Good, Esq, chairman Of the Leg
iSlatiye Impeachment Committee, and Mr.
]. Kemple, committee clerk, left toI
Charleston yesterday afternoon to attend
. meeting Of the Board Of Managers.
Rev. J, T, Oxtoby, Of North East, Erie
county, Pa, arrived in the city last even
ing, and will spend few days with rela'
tives and friends.
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FEES FoRrHERE.iNsPECrioN OF STEAM.
noATs.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
decides that, where application is made
Tor fe.inspectiOn Of q vessel within the
year, the desire being to change The char.
actet Of the boat from that Of tug to
that Of a passenger steamer, the law, in
prescribing the fees 10 be paid for ms pee.
ton, does not contemplate any such re.
inspection and change Of character.
Therefore, when such application IL made
and the service duly performed, the pre-.
..cribed fee, as in the FIRST instance, will
be demanded on the issuance Of the new
CetiifcaIa.
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A QuIEr WEDDiSG.-On Sunday Mr..
PlatofT2 z. Noble and Miss Lille D. Mcneil
very quietly went out to West Alexander
and were married by Squire Mayea.
They we're accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Adams, Mrs, Adams being sister
Of the bride. The compile stole march
on their numerous friends, who we're
counting on a grand wedding soon; but
nevertheless they will receive the hearty
congratulations and fgoOd wishes Of all
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IT is to be hoped that some Council.
man who desires 10 be Of service to his
constituents will tonight make an effort
TO remedy the prevailing method Of light
ing the, street lamps. II our council.
maniac friends would consult the interests
Of those whom they represent, and cast
of their foolish faith in almanacs, our
streets would be always we'll lighted and
there would be fewer crimes and acct.
dents.
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TiIE executive sale 81 Painting and
Chromos took place yesterday evening ~
by announcement. When we were pres
ent fine Paintings were going as low al
two and three dollars; one large picture
brought only twelve dollars, which was
thought to be cheap. There Is no doubt
that our citizens have a fne opportunity Of
decorating their houses at little cost. The
sale will be continued to-day at 2 P. NJ,
and 7 p. NJ, at A Twelfth street.
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FLOATING PRtsoSERs. The chain.Vapp.
under the direction Of Gen. Paddy Ma.
honey, were yesterday afternoon engaged
in moving stone on a fat.boat al The
wharf, when the boat got loose and float.
ed away from the landing, carrying The
city prisoners with II. The steamer Iron
Valley gave chase and recaptured the
oeaft
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greens AUGUST FLowER,-It is nat
ural for people suffering with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, or any derange-
ment Of the digestive organs, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos
tiveness, palpitation of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water:brasb, gnaving and burning
pains at the pit Of the Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of food
after eating, low spirits, SC, to put of
from day to day buying an article that
they know has cured their neighbor,
friend or relative, yet they have no faith
in it until il is too late, But il you 60 TO
Chas. E. DWights or any other druggist
and get bottle Of Green's August Flower
your immediate cure is as certain as you
live. Sample bottles Of this medicine can
be obtained for 10 cents to try its superior
virtue.
Regular size rs cents. Try it; two
doses will relieve any case. d4w
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The river rose about Inches yesterday.
Last evening the marks indicated 7 feet
inch, and still rising, though very slow
The Tom DOdswOrth passed up at II
A. N. with eighteen empty barges.
The Utah passed down about 8 A. n.
with load otlight freight and a barge in
tow.
The Express left upon time for Par
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
about $3.50 ?. NJ. She will return this al
ternOon at 8 o'clock.
The Ragon will be the Parkersburg
packet this morning, leaving at II o'clock.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar
tinsville last evening, aud will return
this morning At 1880 o'clock,
The Salt Valley, for IrontOn, will pass
down at an early hour this morning.
The toW.boat Etna passed down yes
terday morning, en- route for Cincinnati.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, August l6.-Riyer 4 feet
II inches and falling slowly weather
cloudy, Departed - Salt Valley for
Ir0nton.
NASHVILLE, August 1G.-River still
falling, with 5 feet 0 inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and mild. The Hillman
arrived from Paducah.
MEMPHIS, August 16.-River declin.
ing. Departed-Belle Of Memphis, St,
Innis. Helena. VickHbuFR.
EVANSVILLE August 10. = Weather
clear; mercury 72 to $50. River falling
fast with % $40 feet on the gauge, Up
IdIewild, Morning Star. Doxn-ldle:
wild, George Roberts, Cons Miller, Red
Cloud; business fair.
CINCINNATI, August 16.-Riyer 10 feet
2 inches and falling. Weather partly
cloudy and warm. Arrived-Hudson,
Wheeling.
eyieye, ViCkSburg. Departed-Eddyyille,
Nashville; ST. GenevieYe, 81. Louis; simp.
son Homer, Ohio river. River AZ feet q
inches. Weather cloudy. Mercury S2'.
81. LOUIS August l6.-Arrived-John.
son, Keokuk; Julia, Vicksburg; Jos, Kin.
ney, 81. Joseph. Departed-Clinton, 81.
Paul; Jos. Kinney, 81. Joseph; City of
Chester, Memphis; 7. w. Means, lrontoni
river has fallen 7 inches, about 5 feet Of
water 10 Cairo, four feet scant to KeOkuk;
weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August 1913 feet 8 inches
in the canal and s feet G inches on the
falls. Weather warm and clear. Ar
rived-Indiana, New Orleans; City Of
Augusta, 81. Louis; Etna, IrontOn; Coal
Hill, ST. Louis, Departed-Morgan and
Indiana, Cincinnati.
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IoUNG man, before you buy melon in
market require a sworn certificate that
the dealer IL not an eGtortioner or nj.
rate, and will not palm off tasteless fruit
on you, II he insidiously imposes on
you after that, hammer hint with an AZ.
helye.
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SOAR Nor 'AIApE OF DEAD Docs AND
CATs."-Mr. Isaiah Warren has placed
upon our table piece Of soap which he
says Is not made Of the carcasses Of dogs
and cats, Accompanying The soap is the
following scrap Of valuable information
1.-THE Inhabitants OF Cambodia refuse
entirely to eat sugar-cured hams and
dried beef, because they are made OF dead
hogs and bullocks." 9;- Ett z
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THERE was sound OF reyclry by
night" The sweet music Of a quadrilIe
band last evening came floating in our
window from the wharf, where q happy
party tripped through the golden hours
with flying feet on board the good steam.
er Andes. The music was furnished by
theexcellent band attached to the steamer.
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EfE1MBo1D's BuCHu is. still in the ~.
NTH Of lie popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the eele.
bfSted medicine a still manufactured At
the laboratory Il Philadelphia, aud is
sold BY all respectable druggists. Il Il
warranted for ali diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
ieib Genuine has pfoprietor's private
stamp, John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, diW.
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Toreach the highest standard Of health
nature demands the utmost regularity Of
the bowels; a slight deviation brings
many inconvenience and paveS the way
10 more serious dangers. We can recon-.
mend DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills as the
bes. medicine for the needs Of the diges'
tive apparatus. d&w
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NUriCE.-AucGion sale Of ]. W. Fer
rel's dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors a few days to see II his con.
tinuatiOn Of selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now Is your time for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, Al
]. W. Ferrel's, corner Main and goth
streets. ....s.
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The STAKES HANDED OvER.-Y ester.
day morning Mr.. Chris. siebke, the stake
holder in the MantOn.Corcoran boat race,
turned over the stakes $500 to Ed.
Powell, captain Of the Nail City club.
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New REsiDESCE-Wm. Erskine, Esq,
& erecting a handsome cottage on NORTH
Front street, Island, adjoining the new
and elegant residence Of franklin Coen,
Esq. When completed II will be one Of
the CosieSt cottages on the Island
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GOLDEN sHEAF.--The latest pnblica.
ton in singing books for Sunday Schools
Is the "Golden sheaf,r which Is pro.
nounced to be the best book Of the Kind
ever published. For sale by
ADAMS 4 LUCAS,
1927 Market 81,
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IT IS now stated that the conductors Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad will not be
required to wear the new uniform and
s3tehel, which il was thought would stop
alleged population. The experiment was
tried in the East, aud did not prove a
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George B. CaIdEsll, Administrator
Il u { GUod, deceased,

carr, r. CaIdEell, Adrnlnl,iratOEl
Il II c Good, deceased, In the Au'
The MerehAntS National Bank Of Of Wheeling.
Wat Virginia al Wheeling and In Chanesry'
oihen
By virtue Of decree rendered in the above enti-
lied cAuse By aid Court on the I'D day Of JuAe'
1873, the underdgned Commissioner viii, on
SATURDAY, tSe 18th day Of SEPTEMBER isii'
AtlO o,eIerk 4. ~, al the front door Of the Court
Hoase Of Ohio county, West Ntrbnia, sel ~ pubic
auction 70 the highest and best bidder the iol0IinS
rr,l t5tSts situate In the city u Wheeling Ohio
oounIy, West Virginia, that y 10 ny, the piece OF
paFrti q ground 90 the north ode d l9th street
lormefly MonTue stIeet, and east Of Eon street,
formerly Fillh street, meaSuTing IS front on l2th
urest, ioFmeTly MouTos street, and running tack
moth hrily iS9 feet together Uith one undivided
hall Of the alley on the east boundlry Of the aid
D!eoe OF parcel Of ground.
TEnNs or sALE-One-iouTth Of the PurCh1se
m9ney, o. such further sum - the puIehAAeF may
elect 70 ay IN hand the residue In three equal In
stslmenu payable respectively IN nine, eighteen
and ITenty:fo1T m0nlhi from The day Of ale, with
interest from that day the purchaser giving bonds
With approved secuhty for the deferred install.
euti and the title " b reserved till the whole Of
the purchase money Il paid. .
special Commissioner.
~ fT..,y.r,g
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1000 yards Of best Prints al 70 per
yard; Merrimac, Cochecos, sprague'S and
all at Go per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper In proportion.
Forced 10 sell TO meet my payments.
]. W. FERREI,
Cor. Main and goth streets
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CAPITAL VS.. BuCKEYE-The Capital
and Buckeye Base Ball Clubs had a
friendly game yesterday afternoon, re-
sulting in favor Of the latter by score
OF I too. Mr.. VIM. Otto was the umpire,
and ]. +. Richardson and James Haley
the scorers. The time Of the game was
l:35. We append the score:
nrrrrHn- L.. l rLpIrLI-
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SHERIDAN 4 MACK.-This well known
combination has been engaged by Man.
ager Hamilton and will appear In The
Opera House on Monday and Tuesday
evenings next, August % and "a.
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TwESrY-TH1RD ANNIvERsARY.-The
Harmonic Singing Society will celebrate
liz tTanly.third anniversary by giving
grand picnic at Mas Garden on Monday
evening next. W fEtI ~
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As NOTED elsewhere in these columns,
Frank Denmarsh and Ed, Powell are
matched to row a single scull race over
the lower course on Saturday, Sept. 4, for
5000.
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The globe is continually shaken with
Slight earthquakes, not day passing,
scientific men assert, when there ia not a
sensible disturbance Of this kind some.
where upon the whole surface.
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$50 to $1,000 has been invested in
Stock Privileges, and paid 800 per cent
profit. SHOW to do it.H A book on
wall street. sent free. TunRDsE &
Co, BaRkets 9 Wan St, n. Y, d&v.
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Tunnel OR no TUNNEL-J. W. Ferrel
Ia forced to close ont dry goods and car.
peLs leSs than cost.