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EIRST GRAND OPENING
FAIL AND WINTER "a
PATItRES HATS AND BoNNKrs, -
At Mrs. DAVID 3. YOUNG'S Store, 49,
Ia Bridge street, GEORGETOWN,
THURSDAY, DC ober 81, 1875.
Ladies are respectfully invited to attend aue,s I'm

- Jsfs,sos SlrssT, Gswseo,cn, ID. C.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, l2s7 Tn
lsrsed akd improved, IslI Ladies and GeDtiemen's
TXsss nst 81 every descrip ion. Including
NeNets, crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c Sc, nicely cleaned or dy ed; also Curtains and
New Gods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
Send us your address sDd we will cali for and re-
tnrn work ~ place In the District free OF EXTRA
charge. Work received aud retp rned by mail or en-
press from and 20 Any place in the country ap7l tr
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FREcKLEs removed by Nature,s Beautifi
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PROPOSED 'CENTENNIAL REGATTA ON
TBE POToNAC-The reception given 10 the
Nassaus by the Analostan Club, Saturday
evening, was an elegant affair. The three
clubs who participated in last weeks races
were well represented, and hearty good will
and sociability prevailed. The subject of
favtDg a grand centennial regatta on the
Potomac was discussed and met with the
Hearty approval of all. Mr.. A. II. Shepherd
was elected chairman of a committee of
arrangements, and Col. Jones' of the PotO-
macs, and Mr.. Stevens, OF the Analostans
were appointed assistan r.. At the next
regular monthly meeting of the clubs addi-
uonal members o { the committee will be
elected. Mr.. Shepherd announced his inten-
ton or Offering 10 all clubs for competition
a very valuable prize which will be worth
coming good distance to compete for. The
boating course on the Potomac is one of the
best in the country, and there is no reason
Why this project should not be successful.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER,M'TS.

RABaAIas IN DRY Goops.
~ Fine Casbmeres IN BEAUTIFUL Ooh Shades
2eo pieces Plain end Plaid Dress G sods reses
sfyes, at H. 80, $, %, and % cents and upward, yer
cheap.
Large stock Of Square and Long shsvis,
Special bargains IN Bed Rlankefs. Beaver Clotf
ano CSsimers. Cotfons Calicoss, and Housekees u
Goods II 10 sect prices Car pets Oil Cloth and Bug
Call and examine our goods.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-J,uige Melrin.

The Supreme Court and County Court
being III session at the Court House, tins
Court met at the Municipal Court room.
DEGREES were entered for an account
in II. w. List rs. Zachafiah Humphrey
and Others, and G. W. Humphrey rs.
same defendants.
The special pleas in Isaac Cots rs. W.
J. Colts were sustained, except the third.
which was rejected Replications were
filed, and the cause continued.
John 0. Pcndieton was appointed
trustee in deed of John +. Robinson and
wife. in the place of David Squire, re-
moved from the State.
In the case John Zoeckler and wife
rs. Amelia Hendricks and others, the
exceptions to the Commissioners report
were withdrawn, and the final decree
rendered in accordance with the report.
The National Tube Works company.
Us. The Franklin Insurance company,
the demurrer I" the special application
was overruled and leave given to file II
special rcjoinder.
j. L. b. Mcdonald was admitted 10
practice us an attorney Ut law.
Adjourned to meet ut two o'clock to-
day
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In Consumption and Lung diseases
We have had ample opportunity TO test
not only every kind of treatment, but
every kind of medicine.
We knew that there are many cases OF
disease that So nearly resemble consump-
tion. bat which is not; TINT wIthou. "a
very careful diagnosis, serious mistakes
mirht be mace. which would lead to very
prciudicul results in the treatment II is
the duty Of every physician &"
ascertain as near rs pos
,iblr the precise nature OF
every malady before prescribing. "No
more certain sign j, offered IN disease
than Is found in the urinary secretion.
SAWS Simon. And in thl- disease We are
especially favored with indications in the
Urigc which enables Us to determine not
only the facts relative to the true nature
thereof. but tomea-urc tolerably correctly
thccytcut of the-samc.
We have thus detected and determined
the crfruf of hundreds Of cases OF CoD-
xu,,Dt,ou. many of which, being inripicnt
ONLY. have been cVred by Us in a very
short time. And whilst we would not
hold out inducements or promise cure,
I'm the "last stage OF this dreadful malady,
we would Just say that We have cured
many cases that SO nearly resemh.rd
Consumption, that it was impossible To
determine the fact by any other means
toan bv examination Of the urinary sccre-
tiou.
Among these we might mention liver
complaint dyspepsia, heart disease, ie-
male weakness, sc, &c.
These diseases oftimcs much resemble
Consumption in many particulars. They
may come on with cough and cNPcctora-
ton of blood and muru-, pam IN To" !
breast and .do, heats and chiIl,, |
followed bv weakness, night sweats,
&c. Thr-" symptoms are taken for |
Consumption, and the patient ],
/, informed that the case is a "hopc.c,,
one" when perhaps it was yet rs cura-
BILE as ninc-tcnths of our most common
diseases. and when some prompt and
efilcacious remedy administered for the
rent disease would di.pel it in very
short time.
We have cured many cases of tins
kind. even after they had been abandoned
a, hopelessly consumpted, by their r"'"-
uuc- as well IS tn" physician. Whist
there is life there Is hope in such caso,.
DRS. OLDsHUE,
1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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COUNTY CoURr-Judqc Cochran

The June term OF the County Court
commenced yesterday.
Grand Jury: Capt a. Wilson, fore
man, 5. Brady, Robert Crawford, \. {.
Egerter, John Mcclure, john l.. Hobbs,
Thomas Hornbrook NJ. eastman, Geo. I.
Tingle, J. G.. Hoffman, j. Crawford
Booth, d. G. List, Jr and John Piarr
In the case of c. Sidney Morris y Go.
vs.. Hubbard II McBurnie. judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff for $4dl9.
In the case of Archie WaddIe rs. 7. h.,
Peirson, judgment was rendered tor the
plaintiff Tor $3.50.
In the case of the Stone Church Gene
terry Association rs p +. Picrson, judi
ment was rendered tor the plaintiff for
In the case of w. c. Steenrod rs. J. f.
Pierson, judgment for the plaintiff tor
s374S.
In the case OF Christine BurkIerS Mar
garet Mas, administrative, Judgment Tor
the plaintiff for S5l4lG,
In the case of W. :. Hind, y. j. K. l..
Hardesty, judgment for the plaintiff Tor
SlOg.76.
In the case Of NJ. " II. Schreckrisrn
VS.. Hubbard " McBurnie, judgment
for the plaintiff for S61.l7.
In the case of Henry Smith vs.. James
and Susan y. Hamilton. judgment WAS
rendered for the plaintiff,
In the case Of c. W. Il. Allison V.
Marshall Jackson, Judgment was rem
dered for the plaintiff for $500.
In the case Of j. Riegei y Co., vs
Hubbard X McBurnir, Judgment for
plaintiffs for $24G.4O.
In the case of l.. ii. Morris ". {. >.
Stoddard, judgment for plaintiff for
$500.
In the case Of johnson X Moale v. L.
Nolan, judgment for plaintiff Tor S62.l3.
In the case Of CaXtou, Ronscn X
Hafelburgcr V. James d. Stanton,
judgment for plaintiffs for $500.
Mrs. Eliza 5. Hughes, was appointed
guardian for Mary NJ. and Eliza McLaln
Hughes, orphan, of John Hughes, de-
ceased. rice Thomas Hughes, resigned.
The last will and testament OF frcdrr-
ick Miller, was admitted 10 probate.
The Court adjourned until O'Clock
this morning.
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\ FEW days ago certificate Of deposit
was given certain party whose name
we were unable to learEl for nine dollars
10y the City Bank. The party took the
certificate to either Clarksburg, Grafton
or Weston, and raising the certificate TO
ninety dollars. drew the money :or the
same. 1t was returned to the bank in
this city, and the fraud was discovered
bv Mr.. Crauglc, the President. Some
body has been cheated out of eighty. one
dollars.
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WHO WANTS THE BEsr?-PartleS'
private families or committees for PIC
mics excursions, or other festivities for
the fourth and fifth of July are respect
fully requested to give me their orders
for icr cream in time. l will deliver
only the best quality of cream on the
Quoted day as on every other day, and
Gon take orders therefore, only according
to the quantity OF cream it will be pos
sible for me to obtain for the named day
In variance to the rue heretofore, often
requiring to accommodate, the cream IN
possession. to the orders received. Furth-
tr. have TO remark, that alreaey Il
goodlv number of orders for the above
day came in.
\. NEuuAUsEN, Confcctioner.
No. 1921, Market street.
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FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

pFSIEARLE RIVER BOTTOM FARM.
\ Til. subscribers otter the farm upon
which they reside for sale, better known
a. tn joel Tilton Farm II Is situated
N Flluout county, Ohio, tour miles north
Of Martin : Ferry. II contains To- acres OF
excellent land, suitable for gardening or
farming purposes, being only i've miles
rom Wheeling market. The dwelling s
"A rood two story frame house, containing
rIur rooms, with never falling well oi
water - the door, besides two other wells
ON the farm for watering stock; staDAhS
tor ~ head OF horses and cattle, besides
other necessary out buildings. The farm
has on IL two good bearing orchards OF eN-
ccllent fruit. Any person desiring our 40 ,
dress or 10 examine the premises, will call
M fne subscribers, who reside on the farm.
JNO. II. TILTON BROS,
OllGO Ma kFIN Ekkf OHlO
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Total.
ACES
DEATHS IN EACH
" NRn
CAUSES.

Personal. Charles Stiesel, Esq of
st. Louis, formerly of this city, is in the
city, passing few days with his relatives
here. He is gentleman of the first
class. and has many warm friends here.
State Treasurer Burdett has gone home
for short visit.
We regret to learn that b. W. Peter
son. CITY Surveyor, has been confined to
his home by illness during the past two
or three days.
Rev. Mr.. Halstead Of the hte'Eqcaccr,
rot the best of his unknown asSassinsi?I.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT-Judgss Raymond
Moore and Huffman.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals met
Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock ana
remained in session until six. Present.
Judges Raymond, Hoffman and Moore.
The case of J. NJ. Brodie appellee, rs.
John Gator, appellant. from the MunIc,
ipal Court OF Wheeling, was argued and
submitted.
The case of Mary Marling and Eliza
beth Marling, appellees, rs. Elijah Mar
ling, appellant, from the Circuit Court OF
Ohio County, was partly beard and con
tinued until this morning at nine o'clock.
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LEVY EnR 1873.
They offered the following resolutions:

They offered the following resolullOhs'
Rcs1Ircd, That the sum of 60 cents on
every one hundred dollars value Of real
and personal property within this county.
or asscsscdior the purposes OF paying the
allowances made by this Board and that
the Sheriff proceed ut once to collect such
assessment, according to law.
Reyoired, That the sum of % cents,
for Liberty, Washington, Richland, and
Richie districts, and - cents for Tria-
dclphia district, in every 500 value OF
real and personal property, lying and
held outside of the city limits on account
of road tax for sand districts for the year
1879. and that the Sheriff proceed at
uucctO collect the same according 10 law,
R@o'rcd That the levy for 1875, as
presented above, be- concurrcd in.
Before the report was adopted, Mr..
Schultz offered the following:
RssoIr,d, That the levy Of $4,000 on
account of the Peninsula bridge, or gen.
cral bridges, be and the same is hereby
stricken out.
The resolution was defeated by II vote
ofSto?. Mr.. Schultz then offered the
following:
Rcyolrea That the entire levy on ac-
count of roads and bridges be stricken
ont. Lost.
Mr.. Schultz then moved to reduce the
Icycy for the coming year, from 80 to %
cent, on the SlO0 when was also lost.
The report of the committee was then
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes Bayha, Carnahan, Caldwell,
Ewing, Reilly, WoddIe and Whit
ham.
Nuys-KIevis, Sheppard and Schultz
3
The committee on Roads and Bridges
reported in favor of paying bills named
IN report, which was adopted.
Mr.. Schultz offered the following:
RsSolrcd. That the Board Of Commits
siouer> of Ohio county, 90 into an cleo
ton of county surveyor of roads.
After considerable discussion on the
proprirty of such election, the resolution
was laid over until next meeting.
Mr.. Whitman offered the following:
R.,oircd, That the location OF the road
known Il, the Rice and Wledmnn road,
be established H. lar a. surrey tr-'n'
location being satisfactory, according to
resolution OF last meeting. AuoP'eI,
On motion the committee on Roads
and Bridges was increased from three to
six members.
Mr.. Bayha offered the following:
R's,lreG That special commute De
appointed to have survey made ahG
location established Tor 'he proposed =
ninsua bridge; ana also 10 procure ''''-
mates i"r Tue co" III 'C'o'' ~ VI,
~ '', ~, ~" rc.nIn,ion was udorted by
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DlScHARGEp.-A woman named Ma
hony. wa, before Squire Examiner, charge
ed with stealing some articles from the
pupils of the Wheeling Female College,
The evidence failed to sustain the charge
and the prisoner was discharged from
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HEBREW FEAST OF WEEKS.-NeXt
Wednesday will be observed in the He
brew >yuagogucs as the Feast of Weeks
which commentaries the event on
Mount Sinai. One fthe features Of the
observance Is the thanksgiving of flow
crs, with which the temple will be plen-
tifullv adorned.
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Icr CKrAM for pic-nics, parties and re

Lee CREAM for pic-nlcs, parties and re-
ccptions. Mrs. Ziegenielder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
TINT she is prepared to furnish ice cream
and water ices in any quantity for par
ties. pic.nics and receptions, at the lowest
Rrurrs. No % Twelfth street. two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited.
Dqb
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ST. ALruoNsUs PIc-NIC.-The chill
dren OF st. Alphonsus school will hold a
grand picnic at Thompson's grove to-
dav. There will be music and dancing
and good time generally.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.

\ stated meeting OF the Board of Com
lnis,iouers Of Ohio county wa. held yes
terday morning.
Present Messrs. Bsyha, Carnshan,
Caldwell, Ewing, Klevis, Sheppard,
Schultz, Waddle Whitman and Presi-
dent Reilly.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
The committee on Finance made their
monthly repeat. They reported the fol-
lowing levy for the coming GEAR:
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JUST received by express, another lot
of those New York Broadway Box-toe
Caters. the incest ladies' shoe that ever
was invented. and the only place That
YOU can get them is ut l.. V. Blends, he
has the exclusive sale.
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WE call the attention of those interest
ed. To- the ordinance assessing tax on
licences, for the year commencing May
/. 1870. which will he found in our adj
vrrtiSing columns.
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Piano AND ORGAN TUNING AND RE-
PAIRING, carefully and promptly attend
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS LUCAS
Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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Fox Music Music Books, Pianos Or
cans, Stools, and Covers, 60 to Adams%
Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street
They make speciality of these articles
md sell at the lowest prices and on the
most accommodating terms.
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THE GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury
did not finish their Iabors yesterday, but
adjourned last evening to meet thit
morning at 9 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-08

THE largest assortment of Chandelier
Brackets, Parlor Lamps, Hanging Lamps
and Study Lamps, ut the lowest prices
can 30 found st
J. FRIEDEL y Co,
1870 Main street
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THREE hundred pieces SPrague
Merrimack and Cocheco Prints, carried
over from last season. We are.Soing L"
close out at six and Il quarter cents.
i s RHODES y CO.
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POLICE CouRr-Jmlqc Crommcr.

On'y two cases were on the docket of
the Police Court yesterday morning,
which was very slim for Monday
Lewis Buchanan, colored man, was
fined three dollars and costs or drunk
enness In default Of payment he WAS
committed to jail for ten days.
Frank Dunlap, charged with disorder
" conduct, was assessed ten dollars and
costs. No money; twenty days Of Sc
clusion.
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NorICE-All the best styles and
makes of prints will be advanced to 7
cents per yard, aud large lot will be
j. W. FERREL.
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LADIES if you want anything IN the
way of nice shoes, go to l.. '. Blond
He keeps the best and finest assortment
of Ladies, Misses and Children Shoes
i'm the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIES
Y. Blond is now selling +. c. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
at 81. 80. which have been selling hereto
fore Mt from So TO 81.
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The Board of Commissioners, yester-
duv. passed resolution ordering that II
survey be made, aud grade established,
and TO ascertain the costs of the conStruc-
ton of county bridge over the PENN
sula. to connect Fulton with the city,
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FORCED to sell my Dress Goods and
Carpets. Come If you want them, As there
are some very desirable at haIfprice, and
he best Cuhcocs at : cents.
J. W. FERREL.
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GIVE man light heart, white hat
and "a new suit of linen, and for Il day he
is above the cares and depressions of this
world.
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GREAT BARGANs.-Ju,t opened, the
most beautiful dark and light yard VIZ"
Chintz at 10 cent. a yard at J. W. Fer
re! :. corner of Main and 10Th streets.
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Index to New Advertisements.H

b. X O. Time Table Fourth Page. ]
Centre Tables-A. Il. Morehead " Co.
Church SocIable-Chaplinc Street NJ.
+. Church.
CITY Tax Ordinance.
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THERE was quite an excitement about
the levce yesterday. Seeming an item,
we went down. There lay at the wharf
II beautiful four oar scull boat. We
learned that it WAS from Wheeling.
This excited our curiosity. Her name
was "Tneodore Schultz belonging to the
Hegher club. She lett Wheeling at five
o'clock in the morning, touched at Wells
burg ut seven and forty, where the oars
men breakfasted, and arrived at Stcubcn-
vile at twelve. "You'rc newspaper
man, 'aint you?" asked one Of the pull
lerS, and refused to- give the names of
the party. We learn that there are
fragments of the broken Sabbath lying
on the banks and drifting in the river all
the way between here and Wheeling.
We presume this to be the reason OF the
Forest City's late departure this morn
ing.-Sruj. Gazette.
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IA land EXPLORING TICKETS

Sold af important stations on the 'hicas"
Darlington and quincy railroad, and cost
Of same refunded when land b, bought.
Half Fare To- families OF purchasers, am !
Lpw Frrights on household goods ana
farm stock.
twenty per cent premium Tor cU.t'"-
ton.
Large Discounts tor Cash within one
two and three years.
Products VIII pay for Land and Ii"pI,'
m.uts long before the principal ''.'''''
due. >..t.,....
..Tnc ~p-cllIcd d-s'itutiOu IN N'nii -,
lies ID. the. lar western region, hrt 'i'" '''
lands 81 the l.. ~ u. Is. r 60. 49,. s.,rf,.
TB-I'or circulars iIaf viii H"N'I '' III,
-. ,r ,,iIr.,. IN%p COMMISSIONER
Burlington, Iowa for Iowa !and>, OF LIN
coin. Ncb.. Tor Nebraska lnuls, or To
:. +. SHAW, Agent,
f.I9gosh ParkpTsburg, West Va.
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EVERYBODY is talking about the prices
/ 5 Rhode. y Co. are selling Black silks
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ANNUAL picnic at Martinsyille Grove,
Thursday, June 10th, by the l>t, ID and
eth Ward Pubic Schools. The steamer
Market Boy will ply between the foot Of
18th street and the Furnace Landing,
touching at the intermediate points.
The Grove is in splendid condition. Ice
water gratis.
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PINE APPLES were never known TO be
50 plenty and cheap in this city, as this
: aSOn.
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TuE levy for county purposes on real
and personal property, for the ensuing
wear will be sixty cents Oh the 500.
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ELEGANT Fancy Striped silks just
opened II j. :. KHoDEs y Cos.
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All Wool Ca-simeres marked down
from 81 to 50 cents, TO close ont, 81
is. RHODES y Cos.
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GAMRER TREssEs TIED II BLUE
beautiful new song, pice 400, Tor 'a'" oy
W ;. Hutchins, No. 20 18th street.
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THIS WEEK-For "a Carpet al hall
price. 90 to J. W. Ferrol :, as heels forced
10 sell.
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PLUM 3 < RS.
WILLIAM HARE,

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
No. 81 TWELFTH STREET,
WHEELING, W. va.
orders from the country attended 10 on
SrUrt notice. aNG-V
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CHEEK.-Its the fellow who goes for
free lunch and tnen asks "stand-oti
for beer.
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Go and see Charlie Collins as the
Dutch recruit.
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Ii YOU want splendid and cheap
Cress Pattern, go now to the closing out
sale of j. W. EkREL'
Corner Main and Twentieth streets.