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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-24
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blood fertilizer and depuient, Hos,.I,,,,
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ample nourishment Tor the system D.
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River NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet inches.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati.
The Telegram, from Pittsburgh, ar
rived at about o'clock Yesterday after
noon, and departed tor Darlington at
$3.50 o'clock.
The james Heatherirgton passed up,
yesterday evening, with tow.
The Express departed for Parkersburs
yesterday.
The MCGOWAN passed up yesterday, en-
route for Pittsburgh with an empty tow.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day.
The Bette Gilbert, Star Of the West
and Market Boy are making their usual
trips.
Business about the landing is dull.
The bow Of the ferry boat Eureka. now
on the docks, is being torn out and q
new timber substituted.
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, October 23.-River 9 feet
and stationary Weather cloudy and
mild
LOUISVILLE, October 23.-Up-Glss-
gov and Miller, Cincinnati. Down
Trout, Cairo; Fanny Moore, New Or
leans. River feet in canal.
EVANSVILLE, October 23.-Riyer
stationary with 5. feet IN the channel.
Down-Grey Eagle. Up-Silverthorne,
Maggie Smith, Grey Eagle. Three feet
rise reported at Bowling Green. Golden
Rule and barges of the Raven q ground /
at Henderson light.
CISCINSATI, October 23.-River I3
feet 3 inches and rising. Weather clear
and cold. Arriyed-C. B. Church, New
Orleans, Cons. Millsr, Memphis, Hudson,
Wheeling. Departed-S. A. Woodruff.
MEMPHIS, October 23-Rlyer tell two
inches with feet 7 inches IL the chan
ael. Westher clear; mercury 65 degrees.
Arrivsd-Dsvld Sinton, Cincinnati; Il
inois, VIcksburg. Depsrted-Future
City and James Howard, New Orleans;
Belle Of Memphis, st. Louis.
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aTur RABBLr. The Intslligmesv

1.-THE hAbbLk' hho i"e'sSo"o'
people were greatly sgitsted at the dem
onstration Saturday night, and of course
are very angry that the Democracy
should eclipse The efforts of the Republi-
cans in the procession line. To substan'
tiste that they Wsre angry, are angry
and that there's prospect of their cont
tinuiag angry, at the utter hopelessness
of their cause, we subjoin an extract from
that paper of Monday morning, the pro
duction of the combined editorial stan OF
that sheet, which will surely surprise the
people, majority of whom at least gave
them credit for having more common
sense than to thus insult the inteiii
sence OF the people who witnessed
the parade. The only theory on when
we can base an opinion as TO the cause
of this crazy TRADE of blsckguardism, II
the supposition that the IHtet!ge"eer PEG
pie have been looking through gGasse'
other than those Which materially aud IN
eve-siqht, hence the illusion:
aBut the horrid din they madel Howl
ing, jeering, yelling and shrieking they
passed bv, like one of those horrible pro
cessions common in Paris in the days o
the Commune. Many in the line were
dancing in the most ludicrous manner
wild with whiskey-while others were 81
drunk that they were assisted along the
route by their more temperate compan
ions; others, unable to navigate with OF
without assistance. were left behind. A
gang OF guerillas, holding high csrniva
after q successful foray, would have beer
respectable gathering as compared will
the rabble that filled our streets on Satur
day evening. We venture 10 assert tina
no such scene OF disorder and confusion
was ever before witnessed in this city
There were many respectable person
in the procession, who did what the.
could to preserve order, and met with a
much success as if they had undertaken
to pronounce benediction in Hades."
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SUNDRIES,

Under this head we name Buckets,
Tubs, Washbosrds, Brooms, Cheese,
homiDy, Soaps of all brands, Spices whole
nd ground, Alum, Nader, Elk. Log
,od EPSON Salts, Blue Vitriol, Sal Soda,
BIZ Carb Soda, Essences, Vinegar, Win
dow Glass, Nails, Concentrated Lye,
Matches, Axle Greese, Bath Brick,
Twines, Rope, Bed Cords, Whipping Pa
psrs, Paper Bags, and many o!her artl-
lies which for want &C space ~e cannot
mention,
By offering good goods at wv prices,
with prompt attention, we hope to merit
end receive the patronage OF the mer-
chants. TINGLE IL ISHAM.
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PERsoNALIA.-Messrs Landfred and
F. Scnwertfeger left for Fairmont yes
terdsy, to attend the Grand Lodge l. o.
o. + which convenes at that place..to.
day.
Squire Caldwell has returned from the
Centennial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hobbs and Mrs.
William Martin left tor Philadelphia
yesterday.
Mr.. Otto Schreiner, of the Lsbelle
store, Is happy man. A boy.
Jerry Sheppard was among the de
psrtures for the Centennial yesterday.
"Brose" List will sail on the steamer
Britannia, from London for New York,
on the 10Th inst.
Captain &. Z. Booth, of the Telegram.
has our thanks for Pittsburgh papers
containing full accounts of the Scharff-
Morris race.
The postoffice clerks are displaying
unusual diligence these times in reading
the newspaper representations as to how
the states will cast their electoral votes
in November.
Clerk Darrah will leave for the Cen
tennisl to-day.
j. L. McKennon will act as Clerk of
the Municipal Court during The absence
OF Clerk Darrah.
Judge Crsnmer returned home last
night.
James Clark, of New Msrtinsville, is
at the St. James, on his way East to the
world of wonders.
Messrs. II. p. Msyers. c. Anderson
and Meyer Heyman, left for Philsde!-
phia, yesterday.
Jskey Kemple received letter the /.
other day, from Monroe county, o., /
asking him to deliver speech over
here, aud saying that the RAIDS were
very much discouraged, and needed to
De enthused.
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CLEVELAND To WHEELISG.-At 9

CLEVELAND To WHEELISG.-At a
meeting of the Academy of Medicine
and Surgery, held October 18th, the
following action was taken relative to the
removal of DR.. q. &. Olmsted;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our col
league, G. g. Olmsted, NJ. d., TO remove
from this city to Wheeling w. Va;
therefore
Rssoiced, That this Society has by this
change of location lost an active, ettic-
lent and valued member, the city a
skillful physician, and the college an
able instructor.
Resoipsd, That we extend cur con-
CALCULATIONS TO the Homeopathic profess
sion, aa well as the citizens Of Wheeling
on the accession they have received -
Leader.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Metri'i.
The following business was transacted
before this Court, yesterday:
The Office judgment docket was called.
The cases of Cohen, Ssmpliner d 20.
VS.. the B. s. o. R. r, and Odbert vs..
Kunke, wereset for trial, November 10Th
The case of w. H. Woods VS.. the
Citizens R. r. Company, was set LOT
trial November 10th. s
The case of Robrecht VS.. Mshrllng was
set for trial November 26th.
The forfeiture of recognIzance entered
at the last term in the case OF the
State VS.. Sadlers was set aside and notlt
pros. entered on indictment for rob.
berry.
The case of tbs State VS.. Polt was set
for to-day.
In the case of Lockwood vs.. Bur-
leigh's administrator, change Of venue
to Marshall county was taken.
Richard Henry, a native of Austris
was admitted to citizenship,
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Index 10 New Advertisements.

Gold Peus-Louis Dechert.
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth & Go.
United States Building Association.
Fancy Roll Butter-List, Davenport
s. Parks
Buckwheat Flour-List, Davenport u
Parks.
Island Property for Sale.
Consumption Can be Cured-[Third
Page.
Attention, Democrats.
Paper and MISREPRESENTATION &
Davenport.
Furniture-Friend & Son.
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FoR bargains attend now thu
sale of Dry Groods and Carpets Of sa
- ~ f- Ar j. W. Prs,

MAsrrs' Of the Capitol dining ,o,,.
said IN the Sunday Leader Of os I'm
22d, that the mushroom ansin 100. ~9s,
town had fallen in their prices To s"a
Mr.. Martins sayings true, lust tu,, :,
Wslto,'s mushroom" bill Of tsrs y
Martin calls it, and see where to 70 o. =
your oysterA s'' 'f
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WARRANTS Warrants were
issued yesterday, by Clerk Darrah, for
the following boys, on complaint of Mrs.
Belz, charging them with throwing
stones, playing shiny, and using abusive
language on Sunday: Al Rose, Elias
Crawford, VIM. Riddle and John Riddle.
Also for John Dixon, on complaint of
Robert Emblem, for abusive language.
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Mr. Fox, of the firm of J. Fox Il Co..
has arrived from their manufacturing
house at Philsdelphla with over 1900
Overcoats OF every description. which
must be sold. They will give g written
guarantee to every purchaser that SOC on
every dollar will be saved on overcoats
at their closing out sale. No. 80 Twelfth
street
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PoIrcr CoURT-,Judg Cra,,,,er.

POLICE COURT Judge Crafmer.
Business before this Court is looking
up, and, yesterday, there was the same
number OF cases before that body as on
Saturday.
John Rogers, charged with indecent
exposure of person, was fined one dollar
and costs. Paid.
James Jackson, colored, charged with
firing pistol within the city limits, was
fined one dollar and costs. Paid.
David Whiteford, disorderlp, was fhed
five dollars and costs. Paid.
Ambrose McGill, same charge, fined
two dollars and costs. Paid.
The cases against Benjamin Davis,
Daniel Quenlan and Elijah Black, each
charged with disorderly conduct, were
continued till to-day.
Adjourned.
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THE EXCURsIoN.-A number of the
excursionists to Pittsburgh, while wait
ing for the special train at Wellsville,
Sunday night, were heard singing at the
depot Ia Tony Pastor:
Beer, beer, beautiful beer.
II IL wans't for you, we wouldn't be here"
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SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.-The Nail City
Boat Club house was slightly damaged
yesterday by the tow boat Billy Melon
aid backing into 1t, and crushing in a
portion Of one side of the house.
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ALEX. OTTERsoN who broke leg last
week by falling from the roof of the
Benwood Mill, where he was working
was removed to his home in Pittsburgh,
Saturday.
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The Telegram, having on board a
portion of the Pittsburgh excursionists,
arrived here yesterday about one o'clock
having been nearly three days and
nights in making the trip.
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PosTPoNED.-The sale of the Ewing
property which was t. have taken place
yesterday, in front of the Court house
has been indefinitely postponed by
auctoneer Haller.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
RELLAIRE.

"a a-rts a- BELLAIRE-
Is Mr. HALsTEAD FAIR REroRTER?
Attention Reform Soldiers.-The
Democratic soldiers of Pultney township
who fought for the Union in the late war
are earnestly requested to meet at city
Hall, this city, next Tuesday evening, to
organize Tilden and Hendricks club
Many Soldiers.-Bsllaire Leader, IAN.
SOLDIERS T1LDES AND HENDRICKS
CLUBs.-They have soldiers Tiiden
and Hendricks club IN Bellaire, but it Is
not stated tor what cause these soldiers
did their fighting. The officers are rs
follows: Captain, Major Michael Henry,
First Lieutenant, Joseph Battey; Second
Lieutenant, J. B. Smith; First Sergeant,
Thos. Hall; Second Sergeant, Thomas
McElroy; Third Sergeant, Thomas
Brown. The company will be uniform
ed in Centennial Observation-Disclosures
Ger 23rd
The Tildea Club meets, Wednesday
night. 1t is important that every men,
Der be present.
THE Democrats will probably have
another large meeting on Saturday,
November 4th, and desire all the neigh
boring towns to assist in the last grand
demonstration.
JOHN WALLACE, leader of the band,
lett for the Centennial, yesterday morn
ing.
WALLACE Bros. are about to tear
down their old cooper shop and erect q
new and handsome one in its place.
BRIDGEPORT.
The Centennial fever has broken out
afresh in Bridgeport. Fifty tickets for the
excursion by the g. Il PR K. we're sold
yesterday, while several parties went
over the B. & o. r. r. A number OF
persons who have been to the great show
once, are contemplating second trip,
and will probably make it the
last of this week We must Ger
tsinly have one more excursion
Among others who went yesterday were
DR.. Fisher and wife, Mrs. 7. q. Rowses,
Mrs. Pancoast and Mrs. hoss Junklns.
An auction sale of millinery goods
from the store of Mrs. Owens was con.
tinued last Saturday evening. Low
prices and small demand for goods
seemed to prevail.
CoNsIDERABLE sickness from Sole
throat is prevalent just now. In some
cases it approaches very close to dip
liberia.
MAJOR CARMAN, quite a prominent
man in this region, has been honoring
Bridgeport with his presence for some
time offering for sale Centennial medals
He has not seemed to meet with much
success.
APPLES end cider are abundant and
cheap in our market, while potatoes are
scarce and high. Poor folks will have tc
substitute apples for potatoes this winter
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"WHoM the Gods would destroy they
they first make mad" And the Inteii
gsncer is very angry at the political pros
poets
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THEFT.-Two dressed lambs were
stolen from the wagon of VIM. Meyers,
a few days since, while he was going to
market. No clue has been obtained as
to the thief.
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The Capitol Dining Rooms

The competitor between the proprietors
Of the many dining rooms III the city
Is getting right warm and we regret
TO say ut the same time quite persc nal.
This feature in the method of advertising
their respective establishments can result
to no advantage and will only react on
the one who most INDUCES in it. Each
has its friends and each will receive Il
share of the public patronage. Those of
course giving the best meals and greatest
attention to customers for the
least money will naturally get
the most custom. Among those
that can be chased in this list may be
mentioned Martin Thornton's Capital
Dining Rooms, on Market street, oppo-
site the City Building 1t may be called
almost the pioneer OF the business in this
city, and by strict attention TO the wants
of customers, asserts its claims as among
the very best regulated and conducted
restaurants in the city Mr.. ThorRtOn
desires Us 10 Jay that he deprecates the
perso.a shape OF the local notices which
have lately appeared in the papers and
that ne in no way was aware OF what WAS
written until nc saw it in public PRINT.
He proposes to strictly attend 70 the
wants OF his customers, and pay no stten-
ton 10 the reflections cast upon HIM by
jealous and abusive competitors There
is Il fair field in the city for all, and each
ore can work in his own patch without
meILlinS with tho other
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AT the closing out sale of J. Fox &
Co. you can buy clothing of first class
quality and style Tor less money than
you pay elsewhere for shoddy. Note
the place, No. Sc Twelfth street.
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ONE hundred years ago the art of pre-
pairing autumn leaves was unknown, sud
yet some people affect to sheer at pro.
erosion.
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DoN'T buy shoddy clothing because it
is offered you for q low price, but go TO
j. Fox & Co.'S closing out sale and get
rst ticlass goods for the same money, at
SO, Twelfth street.
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SEVERAL small boys were noticed
clambering about over the Washington
Hall ruins, yesterday. The attention of
the police is called to the fact
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Good Board SIG Per Month or 1875 Per Week
IMP RESs-OUTFITs READY
THECENTENNIAL EXPOSITION DEs-

NNHECENTENSIAL EXPOSITION DES-
i C5IBED and Illustrated.
a graphic pen picture Of It's history,
grand buildiGgs, wonderful exhibits, cur.
osities, great days, etc. Profusely llIustra-
ted. thoroughly popular and very cheap.
Must sell Immensely, 500 Agents wanted.
Send for full particulars. This Will be the
chance Of 100 years 10 coin money last
Get the only reliable history.
HUBBARD BROS. Pubs.
- SAMSON ST.. Phila.
CAUTION-Be not decel we'd by prerna-
ture BOOKS, assuming 20 be "offieiaI" and
telling what Will happen Ia August and
September. octIOb
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TRANsFERs.-The following were the
transfers admitted to record in the office
of the County Clerk, yesterday:
Deed dated October %, 1876. from
Asel Huff to James Huff, parcel of land
in TriadelphIs district, beginning at
stake on the Hsneytown clay pike, cor
ner to Conley and Wilkinson; for S..
Deed dated October %, 1876, from Asel
Huff to James HUFF, parcel Of land in
Triadelphia district; for $1,000.
Deed dsled October %, 1876, from A.
Il. Britt and wife to OIto Kreps the east
one-fourth Of lot ninety-three. East
Wheeling; for $1,000.
Bill of sale, George w Robinson to 4.
7. Hall, dated July 80, 1874 photograph
ic material at No. ll13 Main street,
Wheeling; for $500.
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FORCED SALE.-Great Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold to raise money.
j. w. rERkEL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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tend the meeting at the Central rooms
on Main street to night. See advertise
ment in another column.
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REMEMBER that J. Fox & Co., VIII
have the reputation of manufacturing
the fines: clothing in the country, are
selling of their entire stock, rediculouslv
cheap, at their closing out sale, at No. sc
Twelfth street.
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DoS'T let your boys freeze, while you
can go to the closing out sale of J. Fox
& Co. and get them q suit Of clothes and
an overcoat for S. 90.
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IMMENSE Fall Stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets and l will sell them cheaper
than any house in Wheeling.
J. W. FEBREI,
Cor. Main aud Twentieth streets.
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$4,000 worth Of Clothing must be
Sold, regardless Of cost. TO quit busi-
ness. GOLD BROS,
HOY Main street.
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ArFULL attendance of Democrats is
wanted at the Central rooms tonight.
Business of Importance.
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PULL down your vest is played out.
But pass along Twelfth street and see
how j. Fox & Co, are pulling down the
price of fine clothing, at their closing out
sale.
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NoTICE.-At the forced closing out
sale of j. W. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
at cents, Calico at cents, Grenadine
at 3 cents, and Carpets at Is cents per
yard. Call soon if you want bargains.
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BLACK has secured bail and has been
released. Quinlau, however, Is still in
Jail.
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OR stock of childrcn's suits surpass
any ever manufactured. We are selling
them at astonishing low prices at our
closing out sale. Call early.
}. Fox IL Co., 36 Twelft St.
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The funeral of Mrs. f. A. johnson
took place yesterday.
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1T will pay every mechanic or laborer
that wants clothing for the winter to 70
toJ. Fox & Co.'S closing ont sale. Thew
are selling goods at half their value, at
No. SO Twelfth street.
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Go TO Zelch's Restaurant, Bellsire o..
for meals. Tie best the market affords
always on hand. Alse wine, beer and
igars
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FRIED oyster lunch is the prevailing
mania at the Opera House saloon now-a-
days.
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OVER two hundred excursionists left
over the b. IL .. road Yesterday Tor
Philadelphia.
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THE Young Mems Social Dancing
Club meets on alternate Wednesdays at
Melodeon Hall.
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CAROLINA RICE.
We have in store the

we NHVb I'll sLOrt Iub
LARGEST STOCK OF RICE
In the market, direct from factors in
IN South Carolina, and are prepare to
otter buyers good goods lower than they
can buy elsewhere, all through the season.
TINGLE Il ISHAM.
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THE Hayes and Wheeler banner sus-
pended over Market street, near Four
teenth, got the worst of the weather.
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Two MARRIAGE licenses were issued by
the clerk yesterday.
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DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
nnaily except Sundiy.

"Daily except Sund iy.
Il ally except Monday. init,
tSteubenylile Accommodation
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
BelIaire, s: Stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnaville, west WheeIlhg
and Gravel Hill.
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ROASTED COFFEE.

TINGLE s. ISHAM'S CHOICE,
Has become deservedly popular with the
trade 1t may now be found in most all
first class retail stores in the city and
country. Those without it would iargely
increase their sales by keeping it il stock
TINGLE & ISHAM
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NoTIcE.-lmmense stock Of Dry
GOODS sndCarpets at forced sale by
J. w. FERgEL.
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GREAT bargains in clothing As we are
about moving FROM the city, our stock of
clothing must be sold regardless of cost
We invite the public to come and see our
great bargains we offer.
GOLD Bros,
ll07 Main street.