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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-11

The CouR1s.-CouSTY COuRT-Judgs
COekraa.-The County Court on Saturday
transacted the following business;
Mrs. Francis Archibald was appointed
administrators Of the estate OF John Arch
ibali, deceased. Bond 81 200. Mrs, Arch
ibald was also appointed guardian OF her
i've children.
In the case Of Thos. Fahy vs.. +. NJ.
Davis ct al, motion for new trial with
drawn and judgment on verdict.
John Thomas, examined on charge OF
felony, was remanded for trial before the
Circuit Court at its next term. Bond
$500.
In the case Of 7. ]. Hugus, assignee OF
Smith, Dean 4 Co., vs.. II. Frank, motion
for new trial overruled and judgment on
the verdict.
In the case Of Geo. II. WenEel vs.. Au-
gust Fisher, motion Tor new trial Overrul-
ed and Judgment on the verdict.
In the case Of Byrne Il Filan vs.. James
Durkin, motion TO set aside the verdict
and grant new trial, and Judgment en-
tered upon the verdict.
In the case OF J. Z. IruXell VS.. David
Kull, motion overruled and Judgment on
the verdict for plaintiff.
In the case Of VIM. Stoetzer VS.. Jacob
Christleib, motion oyerruled and judg-
ment on the verdict for 1920,
In the case of the Superior Machine
Company VS.. John Marling, motion for a
new trial Overruled and judgment on the
verdict Tor plaintiff for Sis.
In the case Of the Monitor Tow Boat
and Barge Company VS.. Ira Hall Il Bro,
motion Tor new trial overruled and judg-
mcnt on verdict for defendant for $50 70.
In the case OF j. b Hughes vs.. Joseph
Speidcl, motion for new trial oyerruled
and Judgment on verdict for plaintiff for
SIS.
Adjourned until this moraing at 10
o'clock,
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LA BELLE.

CLOSE OF Mrs. CHANFRAu's ENGAGE
MEST.-Mrs, Chanfrau closed her en-
gagement at the Opera House on Satur-
DAY, appearing in "Was She Right?" at
the matinee, and "Iondon Assurance" in
the evening She was greeted with large
houses on both occasions. We have al
ready expressed our opinion as to Mrs.
Chanfrau's acting. She has made such
an impression here that additional
words Of praise are almost super
tluous. Her characters are fresh, emf.
nently womanly and fairly bewitCh-
ing by virtue Of their naturalness. She
never sweryes hairs breadth from the
consistency OF her character, which is alb
solutely refreshing by force Of its artistic
purity and the justice it does to the gen
uine womanly nature. We trust that the
eminent lady and her excellent company
will visit US soon again.
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OrESrSG Of the Oyster season at A.
Neuhausen's tine Confectionery, 1921
Market street. Our ladies will gladly
notice that Oysters in every style will be
from this day a. Neuhau-
sens comfortable parlors. Only the best
brands Of Flick 4 ChaSe, the well
known Baltimore Oyster firm, are kept
there, and the way they are prepared
will take all oyster.lOverS by storm. The
parlors are we'll ventilated and heated up
10 20 degrees Farenheit.
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DRowNrD.-August Roeteger, who re.
sides at Elm Grove, in this county, was
missing from his home from 0 o'clock in
the morning yesterday until 3 o'clock in
the afternoon, when his body was found
in the creek just back OF his property.
One shoe and stocking and his penknife
were found lying on rock close by the
edge Of the creek. The theory advanced
il, that while in stopping posture, in the
act Of pairing his nails, he was seized with
tit and fell into the water. When found
the body was lying face downward and
some distance below the point at which
he il supposed to have fallen into the wa.
ter. A jury was impanneled and a yer.
dict Of accidental drowning rendered. Mr..
ROeteger was Al years Of age, and leaves
a wife and two daughters.
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The EPIzOor IN THE CTY.-The cpl
FOOT, which has been spreading through
out the country the past few weeks, made
It's appearance in this city yesterday. The
street car horses were the first to com.
mence coughing, and the disease spread
so rapidly that it was considered advisa,,
bic to keep the animals in'the stable, and
as consequence the cars were not run
ming. Oi the fity-fous horses in the
lower stables, twelve were last even
ing suffering from the complaint,
and one horse was coughing in
the Island stables. 1t is thought that
all the horses in the stables will be down
in the next few days, and the cars will
probably be idle until there is some
abatement in the epidemic. Old stable
men think the epiLOot is no more or less
than quinsy, and are treating it accord
ingly. We have heard OF no other cases
in the city, but suppose that the disease
will become general shortly, and We may
look for another such visitation as was
experienced in the winter Of ~, In the
meantime wise men and women will fill
their coal vaults and be prepared for any
emergency that may arise in the premises.
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KNIGHTS OF THE EMERALD CRoss.-A
squadron Of this order was organized at
the society rooms on Main street, yester.
day afternoon. Quite respectable
number Of young men were present to
participate in the exercises, and from the
enthusiasm manifested at the close Of the
meeting, we would predict bright future
for the Knights. The nature Of the order
ismilitary and benevolent, and has for its
object the harmony Of Irish interests, IT.
respective Of religious belief. The uni.
form OF the Knights will vie in beauty
with any organization in the country.
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YoU HAVE no ExCusE-IIave YOU any
excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint? Il there any reason
why you should go on from day to day
complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, paIpita.
ton Of the Heart, Heartburn, Water.
brash, gnawing and burning pains at the
pit Of thu Stomach, yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, and disagreeablc taste in the
mouth, Coming up Of food after eating,
Low spirits, sc, No! It ia positively
your own fault il you do. Go to your
Druggist, or Chas. +. DWiehf', and get a
bottle Of GREENS AUdUsr FLOWER for
IS cents your cure is certain, but IL You
doubt this, get a Sample Bottll for 10
cents and tryit, Two doses will relieve
you. e0d4W
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DRowNED.-Wt are indebted to Mail
Agent Jack Adams for the information
that Henry Keclburn, Of Sunfsh, was
drowned on Saturday evening in the
neighborhood Of Hates Rock. Mr., Keel.
burn was cook on the Thanhouser, and
while engaged in sportive scufiie with
one of the employees Of the boat acci.
dentally slipped and fell overload. Al.
tho Ugh regular river man for years past,
he could not swim stroke. After falling
overheard he did not even come to the
surface, and although the boat was i'm.
mediately stopped, the yawl lowered and
every effort made to recover the body, the
search proved unsuccessful. Mr.. Keel.
burn was a resident Of Sunfsh, and leaves
wife and four children.
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DEATH OF Ed. i. YouSG.-Edward b.
Young, a we'll known citizen Of Wheel.
ing, died at his residence in the Fifth
Ward on Saturday afternoon, after an
illness Of only few days duration. The
announcement Of his death was entirely
unexpected, and created deep feeling Of
sorrow among large circle Of personal
friends. Mr.. Young has been engaged In
various mercantile pursuits in this city,
and bore the reputation Of an upright
and honorable man in all his dealings,
lie possessed warm heart, and, generous
to a fault, was the friend Of all who
knew him.
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PULrrT PolSE.-Prof. c. l.. Loos, OF
Bethany College, preached at the Discl.
pies Church yesterday morning and
evening.
Judge Cranmet yesterday morning
preached in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, in the afternoon at Martins Fer.
~, and in the evening at the Third Pres.
byterian Church.
Rev. Ormond, Of West Alexander,
preached at Buchanan Hill yesterday.
Rev. J. ". Swick, Of Ohio, preached
yesterday morning and evening IN the
English Lutheran Church.
Because II ia easier to preach than to
practice is why a young man would pre-.
fer to study for the ministry than law.
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MAN KILLED on THE RAILROAD NEAR
MARTINS FERRY.-About noon on Sat.
urday deaf and dumb man named
"Pevety" Murphy was struck by a
freight train and killed a mile and a
half above Martins Ferry. Murphy,
who lived in shanty near Martins
Ferry, was walking on the track Of the
c. 4 7. Road, when a freight train came
up behind him and struck him. The
train was coming this way, and being a
little behind time was running at such a
speed that it was impossible for the en-
CINE to stop in time to save the mans
life
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Annual Sales Of BlOOdcd Stock at
~ Louis So Captain BOgardus
Arrested.


ST. LOUIS, October 9.-Captain Bogar.
dus, the famous pigcon.shooter, was ar
rested to-day at the instance OF the Society
for the Prevention Of Crueltyto Animals,
for shooting at match near this city yes.
terday. The trial il set for Tuesday next.
At the Fair Grounds to-day hay press
belonging to Comstock Il Cory, Of Chi.
cago, fell and killed Andrew Hines, Of Fl.
gin, Illinois.
Alta meeting Of the stock men, held at
the Fair Grounds yesterday, the question
Of holding Regular annual sales Of blooded
stock at this point was pretty fully dis
cussed BY several gentlemen present. Ju.
lius l.. Walsh. President otthe Fair As'O.
ciltion, profsred the free use Of grounds,
stables, &c, for the purpose, and prom.
ised efficient aid in other ways II stock
raisers would exert themselves to carry
ont the project. Lieut.. Governor Cole.
man, who il an extensive horse breeder,
made a strong speech in favor Of the enter.
prise, and other prominent gentlemen ap.
proved the plan. Finally a resolution
was adopted that the annual sale OF stock
shall take place on the st. Louis Fair
Grounds about the middle Of May, and
that notice to that effect be given TO breed.
erS, all those desiring TO sell stock to no..
tiiy G. o. Kali, Secretary OF the Fair
Association, before the lst March next.
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An ISrELLIGESCER CARRIER BITTEN
BYA DoG.-A lad named Cappal, son Of
Adam Cappnl, residing on llth street,
East Wheeling, was severely bitten by a
dog belonging to Daniel Bodley while de
liyering the DAILY 1STELLIGESCER on
Saturday morning Cappal had been re-
quested by Mr.. BOdley to leave his paper
in the rear his residence, and on Sntur.
day az he was delivering the paper the
dog jumped upon him and bit him in the
mouth and lower lip. The boys face
was severely cut by the sharp teeth Of the
canine.
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FRrGHrFuL AccrpEST.-On Saturday
afternoon, George D. Baird, a FIVE year.
old son Of ]. NJ. Baird, a carpenter, living
al 1887 McCulloch street, climbed upon
a wagon loaded with stone which was
passing along the street, and fell from it
under the wheels. One Of the wheels
passed over his left leg and crushed his
thigh Immediately below the hip joint.
His backbone was also injured, and he
was bruised about the breast. The boy is
thought TO be in a very critical condi.
ton. Dr.. Frissell is doing all he can
for him.
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HELNsoLD's BucHu IL siIIi,1
NTH Of its popularity. So,Si,b's,a,
the absence Of DR.. HelmboIJ i
brated medicine is still uangi,' +' : :
the laboratory at PhiladrlrI;'' ''7;
sold by all respectable drurpi,,, y
warranted for all disease. u N. /, /, =
and urinary organs. Beware n , "
ieits. Genuine has proprietor ~.
stamp. John F. Henry, New w !
Agent, ~
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Mason CRY SALT AND Coal Con-.
PANY.-On Saturday afternoon the Score.
taty Of State issued a certificate Of incor.
pofation to the Mason City Salt and Coal
Company, for the manufacture Of salt
and the mining Of coal, with its principal
office at Mason City. The capital sub.
scribed il $4,000, and the shares $50
eacl) are held as follows by the corpora.
tors, who reside in Cincinnati: Glern.
sey G. Roots, one thousand FIVE hundred
and ninety.two shares; J. =. Kilbreth,
one thousand Eve hundred and ninety.two
shares; A. L. Smith, four shares: j. X.
Murdoch, four shares; n. II. Mclean,
four shares.
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SABBATH INADVERTENTLY don't
somebody suggest a uniform, or at least a
badge, for the prirut< rrriehmen who do
duty every Sabbath in the vestibules Of
our churches and upon the curbstones in
front ofthem? They are Ggidious in their
seli.sncrifcing attention to duty, and their
aaiduity should be recognized. Aside
from this, the public are apt to mistake
their calling, and make scriptural refer.
ences having innuendoes far from com.
plimentary to either the church or the
private police aforesaid, as instance the
remark Of passer.by who didn't know
the high ~ calling Of said police. I'VE
happened to overhear II yesterday .
AT l. written my house shall be called
the House Of God, but We have made it
den Of thieves" Now, we don't know
whether he was correct in his quotation,
but really, II he made a mistake in the
application 1t was the fault Of the signs
in front Of that theological institute. TO
prevent misconception, let such signs he
hung, after being properly labeled.
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SEVERAL good secondhand Pianos and
Organs for sale cheap on easy terms al
Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street. Emer,on OCTAVE Piano
/ Hayes Il Rider 7.octave Piano,
Schiedmayer Piano, / Knnbe & Cache
6i.octave Piano, Shoemaker T-octave
Piano, 6.octave Piano, | Mason & Ham.
lin Organ, stops, | 5.octave Mason 4
Hamlin Organ, i Estey 4 Co. Organ, i
stops ] Estey 4 Co. Organ, . stops, Tay.
LOT 4 Farley Organ, ] stops, | American
Organ, 8 stops, 5.octave Melodeon.
Apply early and secure a bargain.
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Marine Intelligence.

san FRASCisco, October 9.-Steamcr
Vasco DeGama sailed to-day for Sidney
to take her place in the California ant
Australia Mail Line.
NEW York, October o. Arrived
Steamships Donau, from Bremen, and
California, from Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN, October TO- Arrived
CITY Of Berlin. from New York.
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MesterreIt Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-In' the
Court OF Quarter Sessions, Judge ElcOck
sentenced Weslervelt, charged with being
implicated in the abduction Of Charley
Ross, to seven years in the Eastern Peni.
Tertiary at solitary confinement, and fined
him one dollar. Westervelt received the
sentence calmly,
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BASE BALL.-A very close and inter
esting game took plack at the Fair
Grounds on Saturday afternoon between
the La Belle club, Of this city, and the
Clipper club, Of Bellaire. The game
lasted one hour and twenty minutes, and
resulted in the victory Of the La Belle
club by score Of four to two, The score
Is as folloWs
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SPEAKING Of corn, the Islanders raise
the largest ears Of any people in West
Virginia.-tSunddy papa.
johnson has some ears which are ears.
lie went yachting the other day, and put
up his ears for sail. And now the
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company
have sued him for damages.
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A Bio HAwK.-Monday last a large
hawk run afoul Of The wire rope stretched
across the river at Smiths Ferry, Pa,
and broke it, wing and fell into the river
and was captured by the ierryman. When
stretched he measured three feet seven
inches from tip to tip.
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tTHE CATHOLIC CONSERVATION posr.
roSED.-The conservation Of the Catho-
lie cemetery, which was to have taken
place yesterday afternoon, was postponed
until next Sunday on account Of the rain.
Rev. Fathers Boyle, Of Washington, Pa,
and Stenger, Of Charleston, arrived in the
city to participate in the ceremonies.
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LADIES wishing to purchase Fall Dress
Goods should not miss calling atthe Dry
Goods establishment OF Henry Roemer,
as he has fine selection OF new styles OF
fashionable Dress Goods, and his assort.
ment OF black and colored Cashmeres can
not be surpassed by any other house in
the city, and he protects his customers in
prices against all competition. Ladies,
when out shopping give Mr.. Roemer a
call,
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BURGLARY IN NORTH WHEELtxO.-.The
residence Of Mrs. Marshall, No. lis
Main street, North Wheeling, was, at an
early hour Saturday morning, entered By
a burglar. Mrs Marshall keeps boardefs
and several Of them suffered small Losses
by this nocturnal visitor. One gentle.
man Loaf S3s, while several small sums Of
money and articles Of clothing turned up
missing before breakfast.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FIRE RECORD.

sorrU CurcAso, ILL.,, October 9.-The
extensive planing.mill Of a. J. Griggs, al
hi. plane, was burned this evening. Loss
fully 5000; no insurance. 1t Is sup
posed to have caught ire from the engine.
New YORK, October "a fire in vii.
liamsburg, Long Island, this morning,
caused damage aggregating $4,000 TO
the building owned and occupied in part
By Charles Murrel n Sons, and partly
occupied by a number OF small manutac-
turers. Insurance about one-halt.
MEMPHIS, October 9.-The damage to
the court house by fire last night will
probably reach $4,000, fully covered by
Insurance in some half dozen comPa-
mics. The lire was the work OF an incen-
diary, and was started in two rooms in
different parts OF the fifth story.
THE FIRE FIESD AMONG THE wooLES
MILLS,
LOWELL, MAS, October l0.-A disas-
trous contlagration visited the town Of
North Chelmsford this morning, breaking
out in the wool securing mill OF George
c. Moore, Just completed at a cost OF $40,
600. The flames quickly attacked an old
mill adjoining, OF brick, three stories
high, and l2jx55 feet \ large stock
OF wool was in this building, the trag.
ments Of the wall alone was all that re-
manned of these two buildings. A two
story tenement house also owned by Mr..
Moore, and occupied by three families,
was consumed. The fire next attacked
the pattern shop and warehouse OF Geo.
T. Sheldon. The building was OF brick,
lj0x40 feet, two stories high, 1000
worth Of patterns in the building were
mostly saved. The carpenter and ma
chine shop Of Mr.. Sheldon, 100 by 80 feet,
two stories, brick, was mostly destroyed.
Four ears on the track OF the Nashua
and Lowell Railroad, loaded with coal,
were also destroyed. Total loss between
5000 and 100000; insurance $4,000.
The fire proved severe blow to the will
age.
Az FACTORY BURNED.
WORCESTER, Mass, October lO.--The
tempering and Ratchet shops OF the
Douglass Az Company, at Douglass, was
destroyed BY an ineendiary fire this morn.
ing. Loss $4,000. Partially insured,
NcESpIARY FIRE.
PrrHBuRG, October lO.-A fire early
this morning destroyed the grocery and
dry goods store OF Villain Robinson at
Greensburg.
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ONO CoUSTY MEDICAL soc1ErY.-The
Ohio County Medical Society has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Dr.. Richard Blum; Vice
President, DR.. J. H. Pipes; Secretary, DR..
$. L. Jepson; Treasurer, Dr.. ]. {. Hupp;
Censors, Drs. VIM. Jordan, W. J. Bates,
James Cummins and Robert ". liallett.
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THE PmLoMArHiAS. - The members
Of the philomathian Literary Society met
at the residence Of Mrs Cecil, on the
Island, Saturday evening, to organize for
the fall and winter Of 1856. The meet.
ing was quite well attended, showing that
the young people Of the Seventh Ward
have not lost their interest in the "Philo."
Miss Emma Glasscock was elected Ptesi.
dent, c. II. Collier Vice President, and
Miss Lucy Cecil Secretary Of the Society.
Their meetings will be held weekly, and
we hope to hear from them occasionally.
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A LtQuoR STORE BURGLARtzED.-At
an early hour Saturday morning the
liquor store Of Chris. Stphr, corner Of
18th and Hi streets, was entered by a
burglar through window. The desk
containing the money drawer was carried
into an adjoining apartment and broken
open, but AZ Mr.. StGhr had removed all
his cash before retiring, the thief was re-
warded only with water haul Mr..
stGhr was aroused by the noise and fred
several shots at the burglar, who sue
ceeded in escaping.
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nenih nri. b. NYnrtl.

KALAMAZOO, Men, October 9.--L. o.
Ward, inventor Of the Ward air brake,
and for the past two years reporter for
the Chicago Tn,,, was found dead in his
bed, this morning. Verdict Of the jury
was that he came to his death from con-
gestion Of the bowels.
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Go To Sheib's Music Store, lll4 Main
street, to make your selection OF Sheet
Music. A great variety Of Popular and
Classical Music you will lind at the
aforementioned place. Orders for Mu-
sic will be sent every evening.
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WHY suffer with bad cold if one bot
tie OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure a
cough OF the worst kind? DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is sold for % cents per bot
lie, or five bottles Tor 81, in every respect
able drug store in the United States. dAw
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AGAIN IN JAIL.-Hagar Tomlinson, Of
Moundsville, who was arrested some
months ago for stealing gold watch at
the Grant House, and subsequently re-
leased on bail, was given up by his bonds-
men on Friday night and incarcerated in
iail.
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LOUISVILLE, October 9.--The failure Of
Moog Il Co, OF Montgomery, Alabama, is
reported in Louisville by creditors to
whom the firm is indebted in the sum OF
100000. A number Of Cincinnati firms
are also reported losers.
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4 HuNAN Arm FoUSD.-A human
arm, cut off near the shoulder, was found
near Dry Run, Pa, on Thursday last
The flesh was in good state Of preserya.
ton, and the people are trying to solve
the In Naiatr
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The work on the steamer Forest City
is.progres.ing rapidly, and We are inform.
ed by Capt, ONeal that II they have good
luck he will be able to attend to his
customers, between here and Wheeling, in
two weeks.-,Seabenrle Gasdte.
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Bro line Of Carpets just received, and
must he sold at some price. Give me a
call and save money.
]. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Goth streets.
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THE.best Recommendation Of any arti-
Gle is from the consumer, These all give
the Elmwood the preference,