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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
River NCMN.

The river swcllcd little yesterday.
The marks last evening indicated ! feet 10
inches.
The Science departed on time for Par
kcrsburg.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
in the evening, and will return this after.
noon at 3 o'clock.
With the exception Of the local packets
there were no other arrivals or departures
yesterday.
The Mallic Ragon will leave for Pitts
burgh at o'clock this morning.
The Courier is the regular Parkcrs-
burg packet to-day.
The Iron Valley and Harrison last
night towcd the docks back to their old
position.
The Leopard, for st. Louis, with two
model bargcs and n llatboat, passed down
yesterday morning.
The llornbroOk left her bargcs at the
Top Mill and Rochester, and left for
parkersburg with six Ilatboats loaded
with coal.
my Telegraph
pIrrsDuRGn, June, i.-liivcr has fallen
about 8 feet; weather clear and pleasant.
Sr. LOUIS, June i.-Arrivcd-l,akc
Superior, Keokuk; Dugan, Jefferson City;
Helena, Vicksburg. Dcpartcd-Mitchell,
ST. Paul; Lake Superior, KGOkuk; Belle
Memphis, Memphis. River stationary.
A heavy rain fell most all day.
NASHVILLE, June i.-ltivcr still fall
ING: 2 feet II inches on the shoals. De-
parted-GrCen, Upper Cumberland.
CAIRO, June i.-River II feet inches
and falling. Heavy rain since 6 =. 81.
Mercury 7So. Arrivcrl-CIty Of Alton,
and Swift, 81. Louis; Grey Hound, Ohio
river. Dcparted-GrCy Hound, Cotton
wood City Of Alton, New Orleans; Swift,
Ohio river.
CiNClNNArr, June A.--ltivcr 10 feet 9
inccs and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm. Departed - Utah, 81. Louis,
Andes, Wheeling. The 'rhos Means and
bargcs, from 81. Louis to l'omery, passed
up.
EVANSVILLE, June 4.--Wcnthcr clear
till night, now cloudy with signs Of rain.
Down-NIinncoln, Fdwn, Dick johnson,
Turner, Florence Ice. Up-ldlewild,
lcytona. The Laura l.. Davis Is at Hen
dcrson. business fair. The Bowling
Green broke shaft at Calhoun.
MEMPHIS, June .I.-lIiycr fell i inches.
Weather during the day clear and hot,
cloudy and threatening this evening.
Arrivcd-IRgal Tender, Little Rock;
Quickslep, White river; Parker, Cncin-
nnti. DGpartcd-Charlcs Morgan, New
Orleans; Julia, 81. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, June 4 River has risen
IL inches in the last q hours with 0 feet
in the Canal and 4 feet in Indiana Chute.
Arrivcd-lndiana, New Orleans; Rein
deer, Pittsburgh. Departed Reindeer,
Cincinnati; weather clear and pleasant.
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Nor CoSsuNIrrIoN.-In Consumption
and Lung diseases" We have had ample
opportunity to test not only every kind
oil treatment, but every kind OF medicine:
We know that there are many cases OF
disease that so nearly resemble c0nsump-
ton, but which are not; that withOuta very
careful diagnosis, serious mistakes might
be made, which would lead to very preju-
dicial results in the treatment 1t Is the
duty OF every physician to ascertain as
nearly as possible the precise nature Of
every malady before prescribing. NO
more certain sign is offered in disease than
is found in the urinary secretion says
Simon. And in this disease we are es-
pecially favored with indications in the
urine which enables us to determine not
only the facts relative to the true nature
thereof, but to measure tolCrably correct
ly the extent OF the same,
We have thus detected and determined
the crteat ofhundrcds OF cases OF Conspnp'
ton, many OF which, being incipicnt only,
have been cured by us in very short time,
And whilst We would not hold out induce.
ment or promise cure, int the "last stage
Of this dreadful malady, We would just
say that We have cured many cases that SO
nearly resembled Consumption, that il
was impossible to determine the fact by
any other means than by examination Of
the urinary secretion.
Among these We might mention liver
complaint, dyspepsia, heart disease, IT,
male weakness, &c, &c.
These diseases Ofttimes much resemble
Consumption in many particulars. They
may come on with cough and expectora-
ton OF blood and mucus, pain in the
breast and side, heats andchills, followed
by weakness, night swGats, &c, These
symptoms are taken for Consumption,
and the patient is informed that the case
is u "hopeless one when perhaps it was
yet as durable rs ninc-tcnths OF our most
common diseases, and when some prompt
and etlicacious remedy administered for
the real disease would dispel it in u very
short time.
We have cured many cases Of this
kind, even after they had been abandoned
rs hoplessly consumpted, by their rela-
tives as well as the physician. Whilst
there is life there is hope in such cases.
DRs OLDsHUE,
d&w 1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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THE Colon GuARp-This war drama
was presented before u small audience at
the Opera House last evening under the
auspices Of Companies G and D Of the
West Virginia National Guard. The
play was put upon the stage in good style,
and many Of the SCENES portrayed were
true to life. LISA livc-act play, and over
three hours were required to bring II out
last night. However as the performers
become more adapted to their parts II will
not drag 80. The tablcaux were very
beautiful and appropriate, aud were
received with universal express.
ion Of approval. The performers
all acquitted themselves we'll for ANA
tcnrs, and were frequently applaudcd.
The impcrsonatiOns Of "llyglcy," "Wnsl"
and "Flyn' were very amusing, and kept
the audience in good humor. Collins, ns
the Dutch recruit, has no superior. lie
Is inimitahlc Ills irresistible drOllcriCs
would create n furotc anywhere. His
songs literally brought down the house,
and he WA three times recalled. A mat.
incc for ladies' and children will be given
this afternoon at 9 o'clock, anil the per
fOrmancc will be repeated tonight.
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MONuMESTAL-A very beautiful mon
ument has recently been erected in the
Pcninsular Cemetery to the memory Of
the late Morris Hustled, who lost his life
some months since by an accident on the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad. The mon.
umcnt is OF the finest Italian marble and
is thirteen feet four inches in height. The
base and cap are worked in very heavy
mouldings. On one side Of the base, in
large letters, Is the last name Of the de-
ceased. On another side is NJ elaborate
and beautifully carved representation Of
n railway engine. On each Of the two OPP
pOsitc sides Of the body Of the monument
il n large raised shield, on one Of which Is
carved the name aud agc Of the deceased,
while the other is left blank. On another
side, in beautiful lettering, is an cpitaph.
The shaft Of the monument is heavily
drapcd at the top, and the sides are Of
deep panel work. In the panels in beau.
tiful raised work are the cxquisilGly
wrought cmllcms Of the societies Of Odd
Fellows, Engineers Brotherhood and the
Improved Order Of Red Men, Of which the
deceased was an hOmOrcd member. The
monument Is the work OF Mr.. +. X. Stew
art, proprietor Of the Marion Marble
Works At Warrington on the Il. Il o. Il.
X. Ills establishment is one Of the most
extensive in the State and embraces all
kinds Of work. Mr.. Stewart informs ia
that by reason Of the favorable rates for
transportation now prevailing on the rail-
road and the other advantages incident to
his location, he can manufacture and sell
all kinds Of marble work ut prices rang
ing from fifteen to twenty per cent cheap
or than like work and like material can
be furnished from the shops Of city man.
ufacturCrs, into whose work the higher
rents, higher wages and higher taxes all
enter as constituents Of nm increased price
for their products. Mr.. Stewart, who has
been experimenting personally the cree
ton Of the Hustled monument, will he in
the city for few daY aud will lay before
our citizens the advantages which he can
offer to all who may desire amy work
whatever Of marble.
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IL Your Life 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 cl-
iccls, such rs Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Palpitntion Of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, lIiliousncss, &C., can take Green!
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this, 60 to your
Druggist, and get Sample Bottle for
10 cents and tryit. Regular size - cents.
Two doses wilIrcIiGvc you. codNw
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BELLAIRE ITENs.-The pusillanimous
idiocy concerning US in the three-cent pa.
per for Thursday is unworthy Of even the
Standards correspondent here. No rea.
sonable being would risk his reputation
for sanity upon denial Of the facts We
have stated. Our allegations are upheld
by every form Of evidence, among others
by the arrest OF parties Tor participating
in the very row the existrnCe OF which
the inventive genious Of the Standard de-
MES We have no quarrel with the fire
men. Among them are numbered some
OF our warmest friends. And we have
always had a high opinion OF the in
legrity and intelligence OF Mr.. Morgan.
We stated proven facts and We stand by
them. The Standard has told the
truth concerning the affair in
not one instance. We are not
member oithe Phunny Co., although
We would esteem it an honor so to be.
The childish epithets OF the article under
consideration are worthy CmanationS
from childish mind, and be the author
who he may he lakes that dignity, that
frankness and that fairness without which
the writings OF no man are worthy Of
consideration, We have done with this
subject. No ones schOol.day names and
heated inaccuracies can provoke us to
further reference to subject the facts
concerning which are with us without
worthy or reasonable dispute.
4 workman who was severely hurt by
/ tI,n fall - =, & gn,,,, L.,
since at the rolling mill, has recovered
$500 in suit for damages against the
mill owners in the Court Of Common
Pleas.
Henry Welsh, Esq, now occupies the
dwelling recently vacated by Hon. I. II,
Armstrong, on Guernsey street.
One OF the briskest businesses in our
town now is the flower trade. Two or
three merchants have on hands stocks OF
flowers that would be credit to u small
greenhouse, and our citizens show their
love for the beautiful by liberal pur-
chascs.
Messrs. J. II. Paterson, Of st. Glars
yille,and G. W, Robb, Esq, OF Cadiz, were
in this city yesterday, IN the interests Of
the gainesville Narrow-Gauge Railway.
Jas. Sellars gave another fine panorama
ut his photograph gallery last night, and
rs usual u large crowd collected to witness
it,
The body Of little Joy Crawford was
brought to his fathers house late Thurs
day night, and was conveyed to its last
earthly home At o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Strawberries found u ready sale yestcr-
day ut 20 cents.
Capt. Fink is having n handsome avn.
ing put in front Of his new store on 33tl
street.
DR.. j. W. James, who was the first
man that ever run an express wagon
in BeIlaire, is again in business, and seems
to be running away with all his old trade,
and cutting in for gOodslicC Of the new
too,
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"lIooKlNG lN."-'The irrcprcssiblc grmin
are in the habit Of Choking in' the
Opera House during m entertainment
whenever the slightest opportunity offers.
During the summer months the Windows
Of the Opera House are kept open, aud
many ambitious youngsters climb the
awning post in front Of the cigar shop
below, nnd pass through the window I'm.
observed. On one evening we counted
inside Of fifteen minutes eleven Of these
adventurous youths, who after cIlccting
an entrance quietly took possession Of
the choicest seats. Last night boy was
in the net Of "hoOking in" in this way
when he lost his balance aud fell upon the
pavement and was considerably bruised
lie will probably take n piece Of fraction.
al currency along with him when next
he visits a place Of amusement
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PLEASANT EvENtSds.- An agreeable
pecuiarity Of this season must have been
noticed; that is, that whilst the days are
snllry, the nights are cool and enjoyable.
We must have warm days Il We expect
anything togrow and ripen, hut hot nights
nrC real grievances. The night time IA
for rest and rccupcration, and oppressive
ly warm nights leave one in nh unit con.
dition for the lalOrs Of the day. We
are having delightful evenings. They
are marked by refreshing breeze, and
arcconducive to hcalthfnl slumbrr.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE,-The fol-
lowing deeds, transferring real estate in
the county Of Ohio, we're left Tor record
at the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court during the week ending yesterday;
Deed made made April ., 1874, by Chas.
NJ. Ellsworth and wife to Martin Fischer,
for lot n, Lagrange, S. W. Admitted
May 80; $500,
Deed made May 30, 1915, by Belmont
Nail Works Company to Stephen Water
house, for lots and in Square -, Nos.
II, II, II, - and IL in Square 40, and
Nos. 0, 10, Is, II, - and IL in Square AZ.
Admitted May 81; Sl,75O.
Deed made May 81, 1875, by Oscar
Sandrock and wife to Fred. Refer, Tor
parts OF lots Nos. u and - in Square S,
Gilchrist's addition being 40 feet Oft the
rear OF said LOTS. Admitted May 81;
$G7j.
Deed made May 81, 1873, by John A.
Ritz and wife to Charles Il. Cameron, for
part Of lot l57, corner OF Woods and
l7th streets (6l4 feet by 20 feet. Admit
ted May 81,
Deed made May 81, 1915, by Joseph
Harmon to Thos. &. Britt, for east frac-
ton Of lot % on 10Th street, 10 feet front
by 100 back. Admitted May 81; $3.50.
Deed made May 81, 1875, by NJ. \. Col
Inns and wife to John Crawford, for lot 60
feet front on Lind street, joining Gibson's
lots. Admitted May 81.
Deed made April ID, 1875 by Robert
Junkins, jr, and wife to Mrs, Mary Jun
kins, for lot | in square 80, Buena Vista,
Admitted June !; 500.
Deed made May %, 1875, by n, c.
Arthur and wife to Vim. X. ElsOn, for =
feet by "a feet off west side lot 80 Gra-
hams addition. Admitted June .; $3.50,
Deed made May 90, 1875, by q. A.
Beuter to GCnovGfo KurZ, for Onc-stOry
frame dwelling on Chapline street, north
west Of Second Ward school house, on
ground belonging to city OF Wheeling.
Admitted June 3; $3.50.
Deed made May %, 1879, by NJ.
Rinkes and wife to n. Ashcraft, for all
their right, title and interest under the
will of John Rinkes, deceased. Admitted
jane 3; $500.
Deed made June ., 1875, by Samuel
McCarty to Harrison McCarty and Mar
tin McCarty, his sons, for l07 acres on
Castlcman's Run, Brooke county, and .
acres in Ohio county adjoining same. Adj
mittGd June 3.
Deed made June ., 1874, by Stone
Church Cemetery Association to Samuel
Buchanan, for burial lot 80, Section ~"
in said cemetery. Admitted June 3; $50.
Deed made June ., 1873, by james
I.antry and wife to Benjamin Exloy \
Co., for the southern half Of lot No. II in
square No. IL. Admitted June 4; $500,
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IEELMnohD's lIucnu il sill in the 70.
NTH Of ita popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr. lTClmbold, tho CclC.
hratcd medicine il still manufactured nj
the laboratory nj Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II IL
warranted for nll diseases OF the kidncys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
iciN. Genuine has proprictor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent dAw.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, made by the "5uiN.
fOr Machine Company" dated tho 10Th day "
JetObsf, 1871, and Of record IN Ohio county land
records In deed Of trust lDpk No o. page ib4 the
TUESDAY, the 80 day Of August, 1873,
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. 81, proceed to sell At
public auction al the front ,lOUr Of the Court House
ii said Ohio county, In the city Of Wheeling,
and State Of West Virginia. the property conveyed
10 me by Aa deed u trust and situate In the First
Ward d said city NJ Wheeling, that l. To say All
those two several parcels Of ground lying and being
Immediately north " and adjoining the property
Of the state Of David Gardiner late NJ said city Of
Wheeling, deceased, wcst Of Main street, south Of
Rink ln0w Fourth street, and east Of the Ohio
river; and also two town lots (Nus "a and ag lying
on the north aide. Of Bank NOV Fourth street
which arc more fully described In tWO several deeds
II conveyance Of the samc, bearing date even with
aid deed NJ trust and NJ record In said OHIO C0un-
" land recprdt In deed lO0k No. co. lnBcS y, y,
a. and made by Thomas Sweeney, ST., nnl a. j.
SWeaney and wife IN the said Superior Machine
Company, and Thomas sweeney 10 SAIL Company,
respectively, and upon which arn located the Inint
shop, hiing shop store hU,ise and agricultural nj
Ting and machine shop n ril superior Machine
Company; al~I, Tho Iron iounlryi briN foundry,
machine shop, bDller shop, hitting shop, blacksmith
shop, stable, Sc, pi Swtncya Co, containing two
and half acres Of ground, In the amc more 0r less
together with all the building, and improvements
thereon, and all the engines, machinery, Tools, az
lures pefWltlluH IUtTtlDi anV INV NJ INll'IU't
lalhti boring mills, drilling machines, planning ina
chimes and other tools and fixtures upon the alnyC
namel premises andIdWd bylSWccncys& 20. In and
about their business IA founders and engine and
machin0 builders.
TRRWs OVSALE- One. fourth u tho purchase mon.
~ In hand IN the day n salc and the lnlhncc In
equal payments NJ H. irsire and eighteen months
With interest from the day NJ sale. Deferred Iay-
mcnla 10 lc sccuted either by deed n trust upon
the properly, on by retaining the ilile Until tho
purchase money II paid, tag tho trustee may rcqnlrnD
end by assignment oi sufficient Insurance on tho
bnildlhgs thereon
Selling ~ trustee, ! ahnll convey only such title
a. IA vested In me by the above nnincl hci NJ trust
myI9 JOHN T. JONE9, Trustee.
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Fresh OYsrERs,-Martin, OF the Cap
ital Dining Rooms, has just received 4
supply OF fresh oysters. The bivalves
are a. rich and pleasant to the palate now
rs in the coolest months, and Martin
is kept busy supplying his numerous
patrons. He serves them up in the highest
style known to the culinary art,
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IcE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re.
ceptions. Mrs. Ziegenfelder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnish ice-crcam
and water ices in any quantity for par
ties, picnics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No. GO Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited,
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A VALUABLE DIsCOvERY.-Dr. G. W.
Benson, u practising physician, at 1906
North EutNw street, Baltimore, Md. (who
has paid much attention to nervous dis.
cases., has discovered that extract Of
celery and chamomile, combined in II
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache, either bilious dyspeptic, merry;
Gus or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. Thisis triumph in mcdi-
cal chemistry, and sufferers all over the
country are ordering by mail, lie pre-
pares il in pills at 80 cents per box. The
Doctor is largely known and highly re-
spectcd in Baltimorc,-EpiscoPdt Meth
Odia
Sold by McTuin Bros, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. d&w
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'l'IE ohio Valley Mrs intimatCs that u
certain Belmont county newspaper man
was in the habit Of buying ink in jug', but
when his wife went to fill her inkatnnd
she didn't find il to comply with the label.
Now We want to know directly, what was
in that jug? and who was the MANI No
insinunlions, II you please HdrncsriNc
EnIrrDrisr.
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The young man who by mistake swal.
lowed whole box OF DR.. Bulls Vegetable
Pills is out again, He says he feels
rather "pale" but otherwise is all right
lie will, however, follow the directions
next time. dGw.
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FArALACciDESr-A private letter was
received in this city yesterday conveying
intelligence Of the death II Mr.. u.
Stcnnrd, Of the firm Of II. IL Il. Stcnnrl,
who was killed on Wednesday last by the
falling Of tree at COchransvillc, Ohio.
Mr.. Stewards death is mitch regretted, as
he wasonc Of thcbcst citizens Of CoClrans.
Yillc.
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CnLnRES's Hour lIESErir. w. The
Cinderella Matinee Committee Of the
Childrcn's home Entertainment ia com.
poFcd " the following persons; Mrs.
II. hopkins, Mira. j. 4. Wilson, Mira. r,
II. Logan, Mrs. II. X. List, Miss Liic
logan, Miss Annie Hubbard, Miss Annie
Logan, Miss Julia Hubbard, Miss IIcl.
tic List, Judge q. l.. Crunncr, Mr.. s. T..
llildrcthsMr. VIC. DnlIicld. The mem
hers Of the committee are requested to
meet tli4 morning at headquarters, at .
n'rlnCk.
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a CAsE Of LUHAuY-Upon m In
formation entered by Fred, Was, a sup.
posed lunnlic named AdOlph BallOnfl
Waa yeaterday arrested by Officer Harri-
son upon a warrant iSsned by Justlce
Caldwell. l'allonIr waa locked up for an
examination.
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GREAT BARdAtNs Now-Rcmcmbcr,
the entire stock Of splendid dress Goods
Of all kinds is now being sold ont at aud
below Eastern cost. Call and price them
ut J. W. l'ERREL's,
Corner Main and 10th streets.
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rINRUsTEE's SALE.

Pursuant to deed Of trust executel To me by
Joseph u. fonl, Charles H. Cecil and Adams hnlson
trustees Of II. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
10 the city Of Wheeling, bearing date the 18th day
Of March In the year 1859, and recorded In Died
Hook 81, page Ia, In the Clerks office Of the COun'
" Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, will On
THURSDAY, the 10Th Day Of June, 1915,
Al the front door OF the Court House Of Sald cOun.
IT, sell at public auction the lot Of ground In the
city Of Wheeling described In said deed, being the
lOi designated on the Plat Of ChaplinC EQn's adj
ditiOn Us Lot number li2 lone hundred and forty
tRO) whereon Is erected the church known a. "Si.
Johns Church, Also the organ In the said chtlICh.
The organ will bo sold separately or with the real
estate, according a. one or the other mUle will h.
found al tho time Of sale to produce the highest
price 10 the aggregate.
TERMS OF SALE-One-iOurh Of the purchase
money In cash, and the residue In equal payment,
at six, twelve and eighteen month, from The day Of
sale, with interest The deferred instruments 10 bc
secured by Deed al Trust on the property.
believe the title TO he good, but selling us tFs-
tnyT DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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Thrown liRoM 4 llonsE. Yesterday
afternoon n son Oi MIR. Aaron McNahb,
the proprietor u the street sprinkling np-
paratus, was thrown from horse in Cen.
ire Wheeling and slightly bruised, lie
had unlitchcd the horse from ono Of the
sprinkling carts, and was riding him To
the stable The animal became frightened
and threw his rider.
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CARPETS! CARPETS Il CARPETS Il! -
Price all the glaring locals and price all
the cheap Dry Goods aud Carpets, and
then come tO my store and will save
YOU 90 per cent in Dry Goods or Carpets,
especially Carpets, rs am forced to sell
them. NV. I'ERREL,
Cor. Main and 10Th Streets.