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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-19
River News.

The river was stationary last evening
with 8 feet s inches In the channel.
The Rover passed down with three
model barges about 8 Pm.
The FanChon arrived from Cincinnati
at noon, and departed for Pittsburgh In
the evening.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati al
II A. NJ, and will return this afternoon al
8 o'clock.
The ExpreSs:departed for Parkersburg
as usual. The Courier will be the regl-
lar packet this morning.
The steamers James Rees, Science and
Market Boy are making their customary
trips.
Capt. 0Neal says that his new boat, the
Forest City, will make Its appearance
next Monday.
The flags Of the steamers in port were
at half.mast yesterday through respect
for the late Capt. John Murine.
The steamer Mallie Ragon, Captain
Williamson, will resume her place In the
Pittsburgh and Wheeling trade the pres
ent week.
Clay Dale, mate Of the Ohio No. 4, Ia
rusticating at Gallipolis. His averdu.
pOis Is $3.50.
The new towboat Dauntless is one Of
the handSomest towboats built for some
time.
They put up n Job on little Theo."
on the Granite State, last week, and he
really believed II after II was explained.
Don't buy any more prize candy, Theo.,
and then the boys won't salt you.-PAS.
burgh Commercial.
my Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October lS.-River 3 feet
0 inches and rising. Weather cloudy.
CAIRO, October observation-disclosures
D. Parker, from Memphis. Departed
James D. Parker, for Cincinnati. River
8 feet II inches and falling; weather clear;
mercury 440.
NASHVILLE, October 19.-River still
falling; 8 feet 8 inches on shoals; wealth.
er clear and cool.
MEMPHIS, October 1s.--River about
stationary. Clear and quite cool. De.
parted-Belle Of Memphis, 81. Louis.
CINCINNATI, October 1S.-River nine
feet six inches and rising. Cloudy and
cold. Acknowledgements Allen, Cairo.
Departed-Niallie Ragon, Pittsburgh;
Passed Down-Ed Hobbs, Wheeling to
81. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, October 1S.-Cloudy.
Mercury 40 10 55o. River stationary,
with four feet on gauge. Down-5andy
No. 2, Tommy Baker, b. H. Cooke, elias.
gov, Dick johnson Up-silverthorne,
Eddyville, Sandy No. ., Geo. Roberts,
Bowling Green. Business fair.
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CRY PERsONALs.-Itev. Anton SChuer'
mann, n PruSsinn exile, who lectured In
st. Alphonsus Church on Sunday even
Ing, yesterday left for Cumberland.
Father SteDger yesterday returned ia
Charleston.
Father Sullivan, Of the Cathedral, went
to Clarksburg yesterday.
&C. 7. Dawson, formerly Of the Wheel
Ing Sunday McuS, Is now reporter on the
Pittsburgh Gazette.
Tom Allen, who has long been n pilot
on the Ohio river, has shipped as mate on
the FanChon.
June Dunbar and John NJ. Sweeny arc
at present clerking on the Fanchon. The
latter Is n nephew Of Capt. T. G. Sweeny
Thomas Bond, an old river clerk, and
who run as second clerk on the Inflated
Mollie Ebert Just previous TO the disas-
ter, when lie quit to engage in farming
near Evansville, has thrown up the
sponge and has again taken to river puI.
suits.
The funeral Of Mrs. Birch, mother OF
Officer Birch, from the late residence oil
the deceased in South, Wheeling, yesterday
afternoon, wns very largely attended.
W. II. Sheib, Esq formerly popular
music dealer in this city, Is stopping at
the Stamm.
sergeant.ut.Arms Moilat, Of the House
Of Delegates, Is quartered at the St.
James.
Rev. James $. Murphy, Of WelIsburg,
was In town yesterday.
John McGregor, Esq, Of the Canton
(Ohio) Democrat, Is registered at the
Grant,
DR.. B. +. Cornell, late Of ConnellSville,
Pa, has come among US to reside.
Rev. Oscar Hugo left for New York
yesterday.
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PITTSBURGH FEMALE CoLLBdE.-West
Virginia sends to the Pittsburgh Female
College this year, the daughter Of ex.
Gov. PierpOnt, two daughters Of Luther
Martin, Esq, Of Grafton, the daughter Of
Sheriff Niely, Of DOddrldge county, two
daughters Of DR.. A. J. Parker, Of Grant
county; others arc 10 follow as soon "a
the winter term opens, Nov. l7th. We
learn that more boarders and day pupils
are in attendance than at any time last
year, and almost every day since the
opening there have been acceSSions to the
list. The College Justly holds II place in
the first rank ofinslitutions for the educa.
ton Of ladies. Tho conservatory Of mu.
sic connected with II affords rare advant-
ages in music. We may add, the charges
are less than any institution in the United
States aiiording equal advantages and ac-
commodations. Send to the President,
Rev. |. g. Pershing, D. D., Pittsburgh,
Pa, for a catalogue. d&w.
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WINTER ADoRNMENTs,-ln gathering
leaves for pressing at this season it is
necessary 10 be very careful about the
weather in which you collect them. II
you 20 out after a heavy dew or rain,
tempted by the additional brightness lent
them by dampness, and come back laden
with the glorious trappings under which
Autumn hides the death Of Summer, you
will find when you open the books in
which they have been pressing that their
beautiful COlOrs have gone, and nothing
but brown husks remain, just as the elm
gold and Jewels wither away at day dawn.
They must be perfectly dry when put
into press, where they should remain for
several weeks; and the best way Of pre-.
serving their shape and tints intact is to
yarnish them with what is known at the
paint shops as "white varnish," which
you put on with Camels hair brush.
Some prefer preparing them with wax,
but this deadens the colors ind Is liable
to crack, marriIig the appearance Of the
leaf entirely; whereas the glitter of var
nish gives the effect Of frost, Not only
leaves, but fern and even some flowers
can be saved from the natural process OF
decay by this means; and in winter, when
the wind and snow have frightened the
very thought Of summer away, these
treasure.lr OVes make q home look as II
the flying seasons had taken refuge there.
Still another pretty addition TO winter
udornments are the brightly colored
birds that abound in our forests, cardinal
birds, orioles, blue birds, and others, that
can be perched over pictures and among
grasses with q very charming effect. One
difficulty Is much complained of-the al
most impossibility Of giving the leaves n
graceful, natural appearance, the stems
being uniformly short. This is obviated
by binding them to very fine wire, which
can be bent in any direction the fancy or
taste may dictate; and bunch prepared
In this way, with foathery Florida grasses
mixed with them, and n butterfly or two,
also on wire, lowering over them, Is very
beautiful,
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JusrtCE CAIDwELts-A warrant was
yesterday issued by this Justice for the
arrest Of Mrs. Donley, who Is charged
with stealing an overcoat valued al $2t
from Harrison Bislel. Bistel was en-.
gagged in repairing n skill near the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Donley, and took OIL hiS
coat and laid II down near by. When he
wa, ready to go home the coat was miss.
ing, and was afterwards found in Mrs
DnnlaY,s cellar.
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THROUGH TO BELLAtRE.-The cars on
the street railway yesterday ran through
to Benson's Ferry, connecting with the
BellNire line on the opposite side Of the
river. Our communication with Bellaire
and Benwood Is thus rendered rs close as
could be desired by any one. We have
no doubt the enterprise displayed in this
matter on both sides Of the river will be
libeFally feWaFtled,
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TRUsTEE's SALE

-
by virtue # two several deeds Of trust made by
Charles PlAitnlach aud llAnnc his wife, to the I'M
defSlgned Trustee, the first dated the 18th day Ol
September, 1872 and duly recorded IN the Clerk.
office Of the County Court Of Ohio county IN Deed
Of Trust Book No. d page 90 and The second OF said
deeds Of trust bears date the 10Th day Of November
1872, and Is recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of said Ohio county In Decd Of Trust
Book No. 8, page 40, will on
WEDNESDAY, the goth day Of October, 1875,
BEGINNING al 10 o'clock A. N. Of said day, at the
front door Of the CO.rt House Of Ohio county, offer
al public auction all the following described real
estate with the bushes, hoISC and other Improve;
mehtS upon the same, that Il to say: oil that part
or portion Of lot numbered iOrty-scVCn ~, situate
on The corner south Of TWenty-Sccond street flor.
netly called Third street, and west Of Main street
10 the addition to the said city Of Wheeling laid out
BY Eof and ChAplinc, bounded and described As
follows, viz: Beginning al the south wC5t corner Of
Main and Twenty -aeCOnd streets, thence on the
nno Of Main street south twenty-five (22) feet
thence wpst and parallel With the north line n said
lot No. IL TO the rear or west boundary line Of said
lot thence with said last named line 10 the north
west corner Of said lot; thence along the north
boundary line Of said lot to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALR-Oncst third Of the purchase mon.
ey In cash. and the residue In two equal nstalments
at DIX and twelVe months respectively frOm the day
Of sale, the purchaser to give his notes with APP
proved security for the deferred lnstalmentS, and
10 bear interest from the day Of sale until payment
and the title to the property to bc retained until
the purchase money Is fully paid.
eeiS JAMES +. ROGERS. Trustee.
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INCORPORATION OF MASON Cry SAL1
AND MINING Secretary o.
State Hedrick yesterday issued certi(
cate Of incorporation TO the Mason City
Salt and Mining Company for tie pur
pose Of mining coal and other minerals
and Of manufacturing salt and brominC
and other chemicals, and for the sale OIL
goods and merchandise on the premises
The corporation will keep its principal
Office at Mason City, in the county Of Ma.
son, and Is to expire Oct. 8, 1896. The
sum Of 100000 was subscribed to the
capital stock, and fully paid In, and the
privilege granted to increase said CAPT.
ial to 100000 in all. Tho capital Ia di.
yided into shares Of $50 each, held nsfol.
lows: Guernsey Y. Roots, 1902 shares
James ?. Kilbreth, 1892 shares; Albert
q. Smith, 4 shares; James X. Murdoch, A
shares; Nathaniel II. Mclean, 4 shares
all Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LEGISLATIVE IMPEACHMENT COMMIT.
rEE.-'The Impeachment Committee Of
the House Of Delegates, consisting Of
Messrs. Good Of Ohio, Carlile Of Harri.
son, Snyder Of Monongnlia. Stewart Of
Doddridge, Blakemore Of pendleton, and
McEldOwney Of Wetzel, will meet in this
city on Wednesday next. sergeanL.at
Arms Moilat arrived here on The steamer
Andes, and will proceed 10 make the
necessary arrangements for The meeting
OF The committee.
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THE Wheeling Standards have issued a
challenge to the Xanthas to play in
Wheeling any day after to-day, on the
same terms that the game here was played.
The Standards feel rather sore over their
defeat, but console themselves with the
fact that only FIVE Of their regular nine
took part In Yesterdays Pittsburgh
GnteiIs.
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CHAs. II. BOoTH,
CHAs, MUHLEMAN,
JACKSON HARRISON,
HENRY SCHMULBACH,
ALEX HEATHERINGToN
Directors,
Wheeling, October Is, 1875.

GEORGE WOODS & Co 3, Parlor and Vest.
ry Organs. These instruments arc re.
markable for their beautiful quality Of
tone, variety Of orchestral effects
thoroughness In construction and elegant
finish. All interested in music should &c
and acquaint themselves with these re-
markable instruments, at lila Main st.
VIM. II, Sheib, sole agent for Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and
West Virginia.
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NEW sEcRErARY.-Mr. T. T. Phillips
Of Chicago, has been elected Secretary
Of the franklin Insurance Company o.
this city, and yesterday entered upon hi
duties. Mr.. Phillips has been the general
manager Of the Franklin at Chicago loi
some years past, and Is no doubt perfectly
familiar with The insurance business,
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HE1MBoIDs BucHu Is still in the ne
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele'
brated medicine is still manufactured a
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and i
sold by all respectable druggists. It Ii
warranted for all diseases OF the kidney
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, sol'
Agent, d&W.
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GRAND LODGE OF ODD FEtLows.-The
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of this
state will,meet At Martinsburg on Tues.
day, Oct. 20, All delegates and visitors
e the Grand Lodge, by paying full fare 10
Mattinsburg, will DO returned free over
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad.
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INDEFINITELY PosrPoNED.-The con.
secratiop Of the new Catholic cemetery,
has been indefinitely postponed, and wifi
probably not take place before spring.
Even II there should be n season Of fair
weather the ground would be too damp
for the exercises to be held at the GENE.
terry,
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No REroRr.-The grand jury Of the
Circuit Court was in session nearly all
day yesterday, but did not complete their
labors. About P. II. they were adjourn.
ed over 10 this morning at l0l O'Clock.
They will no doubt submit report this
morning,
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As NOTICED in our Bellaire locals yes.
terday, the Directors OF the Wheeling
Street Railway were expected at Bellaife
on Saturday TO take part in The opening
oil the Bellaire line 10 Benson's Ferry.
II Ia due 10 the Directors here to state
that they did not receive their invitation
In time 10 attend,
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PERSONS DESTROYS Of having ia publish
poems on the "Beautiful Snow" will
please bring them to our room in person.
We have trap.door in the entrance with
an elegant descent OF one hundred feet.
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POLICE CouRT-Judqe drummer.

His Honor yesterday morning disposed
OF the following docket: James Boyce,
John Rine and John Reilly drunk, s. and
costs each; Rine was committed to jail for
five days. James Barber and Joseph
Fetterman, charged with selling goods
without a license, were fined s. each; ex'
ecution suspended to allow defendants to
leave the city. John Finn, charged with
lewdness, was permitted to leave the city
George Rainey, Alex Wallace, j., Miles
Burk and Willis Cox were fined S. and
costs each for gambling.
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Jusr received-lOO new styles OF Bea-
yer Cloth Cloaks, from 81 to $50; ! case
Of good Prints at 7c, New goods re-
ceived daily and sold at extraordinarily
low prices-exclusiyely for cash, at
JOHN R0EMERs.
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FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Iuelan A. Hasln', ct al, L., c,,,.

Ellrabeth Il. Mendel, ct alb
Nv virtue Of a decree rendered In the above en-
utlti rausn by the Municipal Court Of Wheeling At
its last September term, the undersigned Cohmla-
HloneT will, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of NOVEMBER, 1915,
soll nj hubble auction, At the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, In the city Of Wheel
inn the east half Of Lot No y in Grahams Addi-
ton to Eall city, situate on the north SIDE o. III.
d erected commOliOus twOstOTy brick dwelling
house, being the same property lately occupied by
aid Luclan A. lIRgans.
money In cash, and the residue In equal payments,
With Interest from the day Of sale, in SIX aud twelve
month"; the purchaser giving his notes, with ap-
proved personaI security, for the deferred INSTALL
mentS, and the title being retained until payment
In full Of the purchase money:
A. J. CLARKE, Commissioner.
Law oHice-NO. II Twelfth street,
J0MS W, MITCHELL, AuCtlOneer.
OciS October 10, 1876,
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DIR. L'sCough syrupshould be kept
in every family. A slight cough, j un.
checked, Ia often The forerunner Of con-
sumption, and a timely dose Of this won.
derfil medicine has rescued many from
an early grave. daw.
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We have made It business this fall to
look up the best wooden goods to be found
clear OF shoddy, such rs blankets, 0annelS,
jeans, &c., and in those goods we defy com.
petition, both in quality and prices.
sitter 4 RoTH.
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SPLENDID Books AT AUCr1oN.-Call to.
day at the store opposite the Mcclure
House, and see the finest collection OF
books ever brought to Wheeling, and at
tend the auction this evening.
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GheGatelIiqencer:
TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1873.
Nnu ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW AWVtFIIHtWbnIHs
Attention, Sir Knights.
Rare Business Opportunity.
Show Cases--AEorehead & Co.
Carpets and northumberland, Booth
4 Co.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Daven-
port.
For Sale-Piece OF Ground.
For Rent-Dwelling.
For ltent-Dweling on Island.
For Rent-Two Story Dwelling.
Proposals for Sewers.
Proposals for Fnrnishingand Breaking
Limestone.
Big Drives-head Of local.
Commissioners Notice.
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TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-Ata meeting Of
the Board Of Directors Of the Wheeling,
Parkersburg & Cincinnati Transports
ton Company held this day the following
preamble and resolutions were passed:
II having pleased a mysterious and
all.wise Providence to call from US John
Murine, Secretary and Treasurer OF the
Wheeling, Parkersburg & Cincinnati
Transportation Company, we, the re.
manning officers and Directors Of said
company, feeling that some public recog-
milton ought to be made Of the high
esteem in which he was held by those
with whom he was associated for so
many years, have unanimously adopted
the following resolutions:
Resolued, That in our associations with
Captain Murine we have enjoyed the so.
ciety Of courteous gentleman, man OF
pure life, one Of integrity, and whose
character all should emulate; true
friend, and devoted to what he believed
to be right; one who having formed u
purpose was determined and energetic in
accomplishing it; a man OF excellent
business attachments, his advice and
council among those with whom be was
associated was deemed invaluable; and
with the public at large with whom our
business relations are SO intimately con-
nected, for his courtesy, honesty and in
telligence.
RssOlped, That in his death this com.
pany has lost wise and useful officer,
and the community reliable citizen.
Resolved, That as We recognize the fact
that his death Is blow that must fall
heaviest on his own family, we extend to
the,bereaved,widOw,h bis children and other
friends, our warmest and most earnest
sympathy, and trust that the darkness Of
the present may be followed by light and
comfort in the near future,
Resolved, That we attend his funeral in
a body.
Resolved, That these resolutions be re.
corded among the proceedings Of the COM
pauy, and a copy be- furnished to the
family OF the deceased, and also that they
be furnished the city papers for publica-
ton,
NnIu IT nnpTtF
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lii OF TYrHotD FEvER.-We regret TO
hear that Constable VIM. Richardson Is
lying i'll Of typhoid fever at his residence
on South Penn street, Island.
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No DOUBT some Of our Sunday School
people will attend the annual meeting Of
the Jefferson county Sabbath School
Union at Steubenville to-day.
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THE street cars were running again
yesterday as usual A number Of the
horses and mules are still suffering with
the cpizootiC, but none are disabled.
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AT liALF.MAsr.-The flags Of The
steamers in this port were at hall.mast
yesterday on account Of the death Of Capt
John Murine.
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As Thanksgiving approaches the
troubles Of Turkey increase. She will
lose many feathers from her crown before
Dnrnmhnr.
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CLOSING out sale OF misses and child
ren's colored shoes for the next ten days
at l.. V. BIoNDs,
1885 Main street,
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THE report that Schreincr's brass band
had llisbanded Is without foundation.
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TIE 5Oc Black Alpaca at Blums' is
worth looking at, evenil you do not want
to buy ii. II will learn you how cheap
they can sell Black Alpaca,
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WATER proofs, new styles, such us
Knickerbocker, Ocean Wave cloth, finest
Navy blues, &C., al sitter 4 RoTII's.
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COUNTY COURT-JIdgs IOcIWuN'
The County Court met 'at 3P. NJ, &C.
cording to adjournment.
In the case Of ]. H. Cox Va. Joel Nj.
gum, motion to set aside the verdict sus-
tanned and a new trial granted,
Adjourned to Thursday morning next.
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WHEN you want to save money in Dry
Goods and Carpets, go to
j. w. FERRELL's,
Corner Main and both streets.
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THE best value ever offered in this city
by any dry goods house is the 0 cent
prints at |. BLUM & Bros.
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Is On article that Is coming
Into moro general favor every
day. BY using II according to
printed directions the most Eat-
lSiaCtory results follow,
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LADIES, and misses, cloaks at Blum''.
Do not buy your cloaks before you see
the immense stock exhibited at
I. BLUM 4 Bros.
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The CouRIs,-cRcuT CoURT-Jndgs
Melrin. The regular fall term Of the
Circuit Court commenced yesterday
morning,
The grand jury was sworn and retired
and after being IN session nearly all day
adjourned over to this morning at lOA
o'clock.
The case Of the State. vs.. Hager Tom
linson, charged with grand larceny, was
set for Thursday next.
Court adjourned to 0 A. NJ. to-day.
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Do you want new shawl 1000 hand
some styles at Blum'si goIand hear their
prices; Il will pay.
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MEN's cuffs are not 40 pronounced In
size as they used 10 be. Handouts are,
however, unchanged.
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L,V. BLOND ia offering hisentire stock
Of misses and children's colored shoes
regardless of cost,
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GREAT bargains in colored shoes at
L, V. BLoND's.
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THE largest stock oftrimmed Hats and
Bonnets In Wheeling, at SrEYER Bros.