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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24
FIRST MONDAY OF JULY.

At u. O'Clock ~ Said Couh lTous to 10 built
according to The plans, drawings and Specifications
Of Mr. c. C. Kemblc, Of Wheeling, W Va, q cory
Of which CAn be sren At the Clerks office At Mounds.
vile, ". Va; also at Mr.. C. G. Kembe's once,
Wheeling. The committee will receive bids from
afe aud reliable master bidders, for The perform
hnce Of the entire work, under one contract, and
also bids for each separate part Of the work by the
various trades rcscrrIng tue right to reject any OF
all bids
The Committee will ALEC receive bids al the Same
time from any parties for the sale Of the old Court
HOUSE. Should any Of the contractors for building
the new house no successful bidders for the old
house, such material Of the old house A. may he
approved by the Superintendent, may 10 used In
the construction Of the new building The Bell Of
the old building Is reserved by the Committee. The
Old building to be removed by the successful bidder
40 As to not interfere with the erection Of the new
building.
Tho Committee reserve the right TO reject any OF
all bids Contractors will he required TO give hp-
proved bonds and security for the faithful perform
Ance Of their various contracts.
Proposals should IN ADDRESSED, mSealed Proposals
for Building New Court llOuSc At MOundSvllle," or
"Seael Proposals for Sale Of Old Court liouSc, all
TO be addressed to WIN. Blake, E'q. Moundsyllls,
W. Va
ily order Of the Committee
jel6 II s. WHITE, Chairman.
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Mn. IEAMiLToN's BESEFIT.-The ben
eft ball on Tuesday evening netted Mr..
Hamilton the handsome sum Of $3.50. 1t
ia doubtless very gratifying to the worthy
manager to receive some substantial aC-
acknowledgement from the citizens, show.
ing as Il does that his efforts TO please
them have been appreciated. We under
stand that the members Of Kramer's or
chestfa kindly donated their services on
the benefit night, thus reducing the cx-
pcnses to considerable extent.
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BELLAIRE ITENs.-The soriee musicale
given by Prof. Weber's class at the school
hall in this city on Thursday evening
drew as large, refined and appreciatiye an
audience Us ever assembled here for any
purpose, and they we're well repaid for
their attendance, although the extreme
heat Of the room made sitting in it when
so crowded far from pleasant, The class
was assisted by Prof, Killmyer, Of Wheel.
ing. Mr.. Lucas failed to appear, and
those who have heard him sing know
what they lost by his SO doing, To our
thinking the Banjo solO'-played on the
piauo-by Miss Nellie Breen, and the
song Sweet Dora Dare" by Emma
Schultz, were the best pieces on the pro-
gramme. This latter was encored. We
might also give special attention to the
Bessie Waltz, composed and played by
little Matte Ingler, and the ChOruses,
which were withoutexception fine.
The festival on Gravel Hill on the
same evening was also a success, more so,
indeed, than any one had expected it
would be, the receipts being nearly 500,
We went up after the concert and found
everything sold but the lemonade. II
everything they had was as good as that,
their success cannot be wondered at,
About twenty counterfeit tickets were
taken in from boys who had made them.
A youngster about six years old COM
pletely drenChed a countryman in wagon
yesterday. lfcountrymen in wagons will
drive through the streets when six.year-
elders are squirting with the hose, how
can they expect uught but that they will
get wet?
Andy thurman, a Colored barber on
Water street, had $50 taken from his
coat while he was out Of the shop on
Tuesday. There are several suspicious
characters in the city, and while they
stay such occurrences will no doubt be
common.
All OF the schools Of the city but the
one in lower Bellaire, and the one on
Gravel Hill, retain their old teachers, ex.
cepting the High School, Voting on the
applicants for the last takes place next
Monday night, until which time it is open
for application. Voting on the other two
was merely postponed from the last meet,
ing.
4 bridge is being built over the rolling
mills coal track on 3Sth street, at the in.
terseciion Of Noble.
Mrs. Francis, widow, was buried yes
terday in cemetery below town.
The Bellaire Lodge No, 2G7, En- A. NJ,
celebrate ST. Johns Day with u grand
parade at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and a
supper at Central Hall at s o'clock this
evening. IIeatherington's brass band nc.
companies the procession.
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The SEGuIS MUSICAL AND LITERARY
SoIREE.-A musical and literary soiree
was given by the pupils Of the Seguin
Classical Institute At Wiesel Musical
Hall last night. Both the literary and
musical exercises were very interesting
and the large audience present frequent
ly applauded the various performers
The programme being very long, it was
nearly midnight when the entertainment
was concluded, and We therefore have not
the time to speak OF each performance in
detail, We give the programme below
PRoCRANNE-PART !.
Grand Entrance ARrrh-Op, Mailer,
Arranged for two Planes.
Piano A-MiSsls X. Kline and + Blanchard.
Piano B-Missea NJ. Menger and NJ. LArEln.
GPsy Chor'is....'',;'..'
Senior Circle.
The Parting Hour-Mlls Fannie Plant
Vocal SolO-I.lttle GIpsy Hattie
Miss Hattie Maxwell
Piano Solo-Les Vagnes D'ArEent...,.......,...A. r
Miss Eliza Leasur.
Dlalogue-The PrecOCious Speller Interrugated.
Masters Leonard Schiller and Martin BRADY.
Mis- Rosa Kline.
Piano Duette-Contraband Schottishe....... Winner
Little EInllle Burdatts and -.
WltE-u bAGi0, beIIAA'
Miss Jennie Krlus
Dialogue-The Bee, Clock and Broom IN Controversy
Misses l.. Truschel, 5, Maxwell and X. sauyageot'
Piano Bellak
Miss Maggie LArkin.
''>"' WV Mis-, Emile blanchard
PART IL.
Oyerture-Caliph De BaydAd. IOicldieD
Plano-Mlsses Blanchard aud Seguin,
Violin ObligaiO-PrOi, l. Was,
ChOTus-JunOr Glass.
Fable-GeFman-Mi Emile BurdattS,
Vocal Solo-I thought was Cherry.
Miss Seguin.
Piano SOlO-Corll H.
Original Theme with NaT's)
Miss Emile BlanChIrl.
School Boys SOliloquy-Master George Truschel.
MarChe Celeste lleaVenWATd Nilblo
Miss Nora Archibald.
Grand Spanish licnrlOh
Miss Emile Blanchard.
Piano Ducit. .MOLart'a Celebrated Oxen Waltz
Miss Jennie Kraus.
Vocal SolO-Den lieben lanSen TlsI
Cornatlon Song-Sculor Circle.
Vocal SOO-The Bridge Lindsay.
Miss NJ. Mengcr.
Farewell AddreSs-Falling Links No 2,
Arranged by Pauline Scguin. Delivered by Emile
4, BlanChntu,
The literary portion Of the programme
was rendered with excellent taste and
skill, and gave evidence OF careful train
ing by Miss segnin, the Principal. There
are number OF accomplished musicians
among the pupils, and their vocal and in
strumental efforts were warmly applaud
ed. We should say much more Of the
profitable and pleasant entertainment
but for the lateness of the hour.
The annual distribution Of premi'
ums in the various departments Of the
Institute was an interesting feature Of the
entertainment. The premiums were dis
tributed by L, q. Cracrait, Esq who al
the close made happy little speech ia
the young people, The occasion was one
of rare enjoyment to all who attended.
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The ouRrs.-SuPREME CouRr.-Judgs,
Raymond, Moore and Holman. The SUI
preme Court met as usual yesterday
morning.
The argument in the case Of Doug.
lass and Mckinney Is. Town OF Harris
vile, was continued by Blair and Hutch.
inson for appellee, and Cole for appellant.
The argument is not finished.
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NANDALlsM.--On Sunday evening last
some person entered the residence Of Mr..
Daniel Darrah, on Chnplinc street, in the
Absence Of the family, and roan,ed
around through the house oyerthrowing
the furniture, scattering movable articles,
etc. The water in the bath room was
turned on and the escape pipe closed, so
that II il had not escaped elsewhere the
whole house would have been Hooded.
The vandal entered the house by breaking
n shutter and raising n window.
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ArrER A COlOnEn TniEr-Two white
men and colorcd man hurglari1Cd q
store in Waynrsbmrg, Pa, M Tuesday
night last. The colorcd man was fol-
lowed to Triadclphin by a Wnyneslmrg
officer, and Constable lIarr,of the former
place, then took up the chase. lie came
across the Colored thief in Fulton shoe
shop, and there recovered from him n
pair Of shoes, two pnrasols and a small
bag Of nickcl1. The Constable attempted
Ia arrest the darkcy, when a srnillc cnsucd
and the peace prcacrvcr was thrown IL
the ground with llis opponent on top Of
him. barr drew pistol, which the
lnrkey attempted 10 take from him, but
without success. The thief managed Ia
chtnnglc himself from, the clutches Of the
officer, mud taking to his heels escaped.
lie wns minus hat, coat and shoes, and
ran towards the river.
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FLOWER FEsrIvAL.-lt il customary
at the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church in
this city to have what is called a "Flow-
or Festival" in the month Of June Of every
year. This GLOVER festival" will take
place in the basement Of the Fourth
Street Church on Sunday afternoon next.
The room will he handsomely decorated
with flowers, and the exercises will be
very interesting Brief addresses will be
delivered by Dr. Kelley and others. The
exercises will commence ut 2p.M.
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AN EARLY CLosINd MovENrENT.-The
merchant tailOrs Of this city have agreed
to close their stores at 7 o'clock p. NJ. dur
ing the months Of July and August, Sat.
urdays excepted, after July 9th. The
agreement has been signed by the follow
ing firms. j. II. Stallman 4 Co., John
l.. Rice, j. f. Budke, Lakin & PiersOn,
Thos. Hughes & Co., H. Lingen, q. Hess
a. Son, {. Schambra, +. A. Delbrugge, G.
". Seabright, John +. Remke, D. Scham-
bra 4 Sons, +. Straub, c. Beuter 4 Bro,
II. Xinknnn.
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Local PERsONALs.-Dr 4. >. Todd
and wife leave this morning for Gran
berry Summit, where they intend spend
ing the summer months.
A cable telegram from Antwerp an
nOunces the safe arrival there Of Miss
Regina JanlisOn, who left this city sew
eral weeks ago.
Walter, son OF Rev. b. ". Fisher,
who has been dangerously i'll for several
days, Is now recovering.
Mr.. Frank De Hans, United States
Consul at Jerusalem, will arrive home in
about a week, having been granted a ioul
months leave Of absence. Mr.. Ne lIaa'
left Liverpool last Thursday.
Mr.. Harry lIOrner, Of Pittsburgh, will
he here tomorrow to take part in the first
stage rehearsal at the Opera House Of tho
OratoriO Of Esther" lie takes the char
aCter Of liking Ahasuerus." Mr.. Oscar
Seeley, Of this city,takes the character OF
'IIaman" in this popular cantata.
VIM. Hall has been elected q. delegate
from Lodge No. 4, United Sons Of Vul
can, Of this city, to the Grand Forge o.
the United States, which meets in Phila
delphia August I'd, ID, ith and 9th.
Mr.. j. II. Lainc, agent for Duprez &
Bcnedict's Ministries, was in town yCster'
day.
Major Thomas H. Norton yesterday re-
turned home from New York.
J.J. Woods, ESP, will to-day leave fol
the East, to attend the commencement
exercises at Princeton College. Mr.
Woods will be absent several weeks, aud
will visit all the principal points Of H.
tereSt in the EastdnringIhis absence.
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Ut w IIFIFII'I
Cor. Main and Goth streets.

PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The re-
naming Pianos and Organs from the
Assignee's Sale Of the stock OLA. II. Cad
dis, have been placed in our hands for
sale and will be disposed Of at the first
opportunity, for exceedingly low prices.
Call early and secure bargain, at
Adams & Lucas Music Store, 1927 Mar.
ket street,
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HELMBoLD's BUCHu IA still in the re-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele
brated medicine il still manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Il
sold by all respectable druggists. II Il
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
fcits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Solt
Agent. dGw.
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A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. c. W
Benson, n practising physician, at 100
North Entaw street, Baltimore, Nd. (whC
has paid much attention TO nervous dis.
eases), has discovered that extract Of
celery and chamomilc, combined in a
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache, either bilious dyspcptic, ncrv.
Gus or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This ia triumph In medl.
cal chemistry, and sufferers all over the
country are ordering by mail, lie pre-.
parcs Il In pills at so cents per box. The
Doctor Ia largely known and highly re.
spected in Baltimore.-Episopai Mtih.
oiia.
Sold by McLain Bros, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. dAw
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MiSslSG lIARNEss.-A voting man who
went from this city to Bethany last week
to attend the commencement exercises
had rather disngrccnblc experience.
lie visited the stable several times during
his stay in Bethany, and found his horse
all right, but when he went to hitch up
and 60 home the greater portion Of his
harness was missing. lie was obliged to
borrow enough harness to drive his horse
hOinc In.
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A SPECIAL meeting Of the Board Of Ed.
ucation will probably be held on Monday
evening next, We suppose the object Of
the meeting Is TO receive the report Of the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds in
regard to the bids for furnishing the Sec.
ond and Third Ward School building, re.
ierred to them at the last meeting Of the
Bnarh.
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BRYASr's MlSsrREis TO.Nldrir. The
famous IIrynnts Ministries, under the
management Of Mr.. Neil Bryant, will
perform in the Opera House tonight,
In the company nfc NIcasrs. Dclchnnty
and IIcnglcr, Walters and Morton, Dave
Reed, liilly Barry, +. NJ. Hall and other
noted artists. II IL said to he the finest
company now on the road, and We nrc
not disposed to doubt the statement, as
the Bryant Ministries have for years been
at the very head Of the profession in
New York. Since the death Of Dan
Bryant, the only surviving brother (NciD
has tcorganiacd the company, and sc.
cured the finest talent in the country.
The entertainment tonight will I've one
Of the beat in that line II business ever
seen in this city.
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THE Best AT LAsT.-Just received, 500
pieces Of best shirtings and dress calicOes.
Also shifting and dress cambrics, per-
Gales, lawns, etc, at lower prices than
ever seen before. Ladies are respectfully
invited TO come soon and look at the
large variety Of the above goods at
Henry JAcoBs',
1881 Main street.
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TmE ESTHER CANTATA. - Another
largely attended and successful rehearsal
Of this grand spectacular biblical drama
took place at Waverly Hall last night.
There were several acts by different
characters that were really splendid,
and II the numerous ladies and gentle.
men engaged in the piece continue to
improve up to the time Of the presenta-
ton Of the cantata as they have done for
the last week or ten days the musical
and general public will have an OppOr-
tunity to enjoy such m entertainment as
Wheeling has not enjoyed for q long
time.
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IL Your Lie worth 10 Cents?

Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains Of some disease dur.
ing their life. When sick, the object Is
to get we'll; now we say plainly that no
person in this world that Is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its Ct.
fectS, such ns Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, palpitution Of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biliousness, &C., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this, go to Chns.
Il. Dwights OF any other Druggist, and
get a Sample Hottie for 10 cents and try
Il. Regular size IS cents. Two doses
will relieve you. eodGw.
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THE PIANO.HARP CABINET ORGAN
This New and Beautiful Instrument is a
combination OF the Pianoforte and the
Organ, and manufactured by the Mason
4 IIamlin Organ Co. Call, see and hear
II, at Adams Il Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street.
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fINRUSTEE'S ALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a DEED
Of Trust made by James II. Wheat and Aman:
ia v. Wheat, his wife, to nei dated the 2ilh day o.
December, A. D. 1870, and Of record III Tue Ouiye OF
Inc Cierk Of lhe County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In decd Of Trust hook No. D. page 26i, !
shall Otier for ale at public auction al tue front
door Of the Court House Of said cuiny 10 the CITY
VI Wheeling, on TIL lISDAi, the lst day o. July,
1915, beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
property, situate In said city that Is to say, lots
numbered one, tWO three, four aud i've In square
numbered eleven, aud three four aud I'VE 10 SQUARE
numborsl nine, In Dr. J. aud j. Il. bakers Rdd.
tlon 10 the city Of Wheeling.
TERMS Of SALE ne-thlnl cash In hand, Or aS
much more In cash aS the purchaser may choose 10
Jay, and the residue In equal lnslallmentsat six and
Twelve months with interest ut the TAic Of six per
cent pei annun from the day VI nle, the deferred
indictments and interest ~ be secured upon the
property sold. Title believed eDl, hut selling a'
trustee shall cOntey only sncl title NJ Il vested III
me by .ull deed Of trust .....
myaJ GEO b. CALDWELL Trustee
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WHAT BECAME OF THE IIousE THAT
JACK BUR-. We have heretofore omit.
ted to mention the handsome brown stone
mansion which was on exhibition at the
New York booth at the late doll show
This doll house, which attracted consid'
cradle attention, was built by Mr.. John
NJ. IIawley, the popular East Wheeling
carpenter, and by him presented to the
ladies. This house realized just S47 TO-
The New York booth, it will be remem'
bered, was presided over by Mrs. Rhein
strom and Misses Baer and Rheinstrom.
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CARPETS! CARPEHl! CARPETS !
Price all the glazing locals, and price all
the cheap Dry Goods and Carpets, and
then come to my store and will save
you 90 per cent in Dry Goods or Carpets,
especially Carpets, ~ | am forced to sell
them. j. W FERREL,
Cor. Main and 10Th streets
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ICE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re.
ceptions. Mrs. Ziegenielder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnish ice.cream
and water ices in any quantity for par.
ties, picnics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No. 60 Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited.
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A vOcAL class for gentlemen will be
organized hy MIR. +. lIassct, with a view Of
teaching the rudiments as well as the art
Of reading or singing at sight, at the
Weiscl Institute Hall this evening. The
object u the class, terms, nc, will he
more fully explained this evening.
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AN ELOPEMENT.-The sensation in
town yesterday was the reported elopc.
mcnt Of young lady Of wealth and re-
spectability with street car conductor
The lady Is Sweet sixteen and fair ia
look upon. She left her home on
Tuesday evening to meet her admirer
but was persuaded to return, She after
wards escaped from her room and went
to the residence Of brother and
spent the night. Yesterday morning
she again Joined her lover, and
crossing the river at Volts ferry
they went to IIellaire. The father Of
the girl. with a policeman, started in
pursuit tracing the couple to the ferry
a dispatch was sent to lellairc request
ing the authorities there to arrest them
and in the afternoon telegram was re.
ceivpd stating that they were at the Globe
House. II was reported on the street
last night that the young people had been
arrested at Belaire and brought back to
the city, but we were unable to trace 1t to
any reliable source.
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SELLING OUT-Iirked Dolm 10 Close
Om.-All.wool Cassimers from 70 to So
cents, and Tweeds, Jeans and Cottonades
in proportion. Grenadines from % 10 10
cents per yard, and all other Dress Goods
at the same rate. One dollar Carpets
down to 60 cents; IS cent carpets down to
II cents. Must be sold,
j. w. FERRgL,
Cor, Main and Goth streets,
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CARD OF TnANKs.-The Lady Man.
agers of the Children's Home return their
sincere thanks to the following named
gentlemen of the Executive Committee
Messrs. y. c. Dewey, Judge Cranmer, W
A. List, Major NJ. 3. C. Wright and s. b
McCOllnch and through them to the sev.
eral committees who have labOfed 80
earnestly and so successfully in the enter.
tninmcnts Just closed for the benefit of the
Home. To attempt to name the ladies
and gentlemen engaged on the different
committees would he impossible, M time
and space both forbid.
The Cinderella matinee, the tableauX,
the reading and music, the ten.party and
the doll show were all charming enter.
tuinmpnts, far exceeding our most san.
guine expectations, and rejecting great
credit both on those who took part and
those wlio superintendent the arrangement
of them.
We tender Our thanks to Mr.. j. II.
Hamilton for his kindness and libernlity
on this occasion, as well AZ many others.
Also TO the public, who, by their gen.
erOus donations and liberal patronage,
have greatly increased onr treasury and
encouraged our hearts.
lioARD OF MASAuERs
or CniLDRES's HOVE.
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SoSs or VrtCAS.-'Thc following Of
iiccrs will he installed at the next rcgu'
lar meeting Of Lodge no. 4, United Sons
nf Vulcan: George Scarlett. President;
John Smith. Vice President; A. NJ. Hall
Recording Secretary; William Hall,
Financial Secretary; Jesse l.iitCn, Treas
iItpr
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SPECIAL NoTICE TOTHE LADIEs.-L. v
Blond Is now selling L. G. Burts cele'
brated make Of Ladies' Button Shoes al
81 so, which have been selling heretofore
from 50 90 to 81 90.
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1000 yards Of best Prints at &c per
yard; Merrimac, Cochecos, Sprague,s and
all at &c per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper in proportion.
Forced to sell TO meet my payments.
J.W, FERREL,
Cor. Main and Goth streets
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WHEELING will take hers on the 9th.
We guess she isn't very particular when
she takes II. We do know that Hubbard
will take hisn whenever he can get his
hands on it.-Stcubenrilie Ga9siie.
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GREAT BARGAINS Notwithstanding
the entire stock Of splendid Dress Goods
Of all kinds is now being sold out at and
below Eastern cost. Call and price them
at J. W. FERRELs,
Corner Of Main and 10th streets.