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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-07

A BEER wagon broke down on the ives
end OF the suspension bridge yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-07

The Circuit Court has adjourned until
Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock.
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THE saloons. will be closed to.day-iu
front. -.----.a=--
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I OF on MARKET STREET
Tia; valuable lot on the oorrCF Q! Market ani
TESuIy.er1t str0sS, Cheap.
prsrrpSnN. SaAKGb
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ANEW carpet was placed on the oper9
House stage Yesterday by Messrs. Friend
a Gon aF.n.|1 70.
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The Grand Lodge A. F. & A. N, will
meet in this city tomorrow.
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WESTERN LANDS
HoMEsTEAos.

II YOU want reliable information, where and how
10 get cheap farm, or government Homestead,
Ttt, send your address 70 y. J. GlLLAOhEr Lana
COPY d The Kansas Pacific Homestead.
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Tursi. wOman's day at the Centennial
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The Democrats are still blufing, but
il uny one offers TO put up they shut up
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OASK AND INSURANCE STOCK FOR SALE
d -l5 shares in German hnE.
IL 5hnruI in German IETariuce Company.
,.3 PETERSON 4 BAKER,
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The evening schools opened last night
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THERE will be a good many big scholars
in the chlldren's Centennial excursion,
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ELECTION day.
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VIM. McPhail, for R. s. Browns estate,
returned October 4th vouchers paid 10
the amount OF $3.50 05, which the com.
mittee reported correct aud ordered to
be placed TO his credit, leaving balance
due by him to Ohio county on account Of
levy Of 1876, SS,7Sl %. =,
The following resolutions, submitted by
the committee, were adopted:
Resolved, That the clerk advertise Tor
one week for all orders outstanding OF
the fiscal year 1875, issued on or before
May 80, 1876, same TO be presented LOT
Sheriff OF Ohio county.
Resolped, That the clerk advertise for
all bills outstanding, as against Ohio
county, the same to be filed with him on
or before December lst, for payment.
Re,olred, That the foregoing report be
adopted and bills ordered paid.
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,1nR S1LEOE RENT-HO. 65 EIGHTEENTH
str+i, two story and half Brick House, hine
ri1,nI u,d as dwelling aud grocery g1t and Tsie5
IN hou,s. For ale On Easy terms " REM. Ao
tys =, A. u. ADAMS,
AHi,25 i2?7 Market 81
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T1OR siLE-A choice bai!l!Ig lc! on lA,h s.,
iVst a6CTs Eoa, part u the gI3anl uIo3 which
formerly STOOD the samuel LAushlin Tssidente, =
Tor IIls. II Is Il desirable property. The house
adjoining Is also tGE tale.
,.,o PETERSON A BAEER.
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BOARD OF CoXnsHoSERs.-The board
OF Commissioners Of Ohio county held .
regular meeting at the Court House yes
terday morning. All the members were
present except Mr.. Sheppard
FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS.
This committee submitted report up
IN The various tax bills returned by VIM.
MePhaiI. for Sheriff Browns estate,
claiming an erroneous assessment, etc.
The report was adopted, and the Clerk
ordered 10 certify the proper corrections,
Ss enumerated, 10 the Assessor elect, for
The land books Of 1877.
A number Of claims for retundiug taxes
for the years 1871 to 1874 inclusive were
before the committee, but nothing was
done for want OF jurisdiction, the claims
not having been fled within the time pre-
scribed by law.
The committee recommended the pay
ment Of the following bills!
CITY Of wheeling, water rent for ls76-"...s9oo g
Ralph Arkla, births, deaths, etc...,....... y ~
W. c. smith, roads and local tund....'.....- % ~
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NOR RENT-TW0 HOUSES

DOR RENT
pae Q. the two n,agnlaesn: stosS ROom' now o.
uuHsl BY John Boems. Enquire OF JOHN
RokyER, Non. soiO and an Main Street, Centre
yhs.lInz, GeIe
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AsLE-AhSN NAy'
TuIsis woman's day at the Centennial.
The evening schools opened last night.
THE saloons. will be closed to.day-in
front.
ONE marriage license was issuel yes.
'eFaay ~-- o-1
EVERY business man should devote To-
day to his country.
The Board OF Commissioner. will meet
again on the goth inst.
The Grand Lodge A. F. 4 A. NJ will
meet in this city tomorrow.
REMEMBER, the polls open at sunrise
(6.S7) and close at sunset (4:5Ol.
The Circuit Court has adjourned until
Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock.
A BEER wagon broke down on the west
end of the suspension bridge yesterday.
THERE will be good many big scholars
in the chlldrenS Centennial excursion,
THE Democrats are still bluiHng, but
il any one offers to put up they shut up
a INV carpet wss placed on the Opera
House stage yesterday by Messrs. Friend
4 Gnn .r.--l
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The war Question In Europe.

LONDON. June 8.-Numtrous Sclavo-
nian journals assert that q strong Rus
sian force is being concentrated nj Ben.
der, on the river Drcustsr. near Media.
Win, ON tho Turkish frontier. The
Prince Of Montenegro has forbidden the
transmission Of kilograms or letters Civ.
ing information OF military movements.
The Hsrzsgoviniaus under the control
Of the Prince Of Montenegro have deter
mined to accept no communication from
the porte. A S~clavonian committee
at Moscow have sent the insurgents
100, 900 roublss. The same dispatch
says II appears that on June ist rival
propositions touching o settlement Of
the Eastsan question were received al
visnna from England and Russia. SINH
lar communications wsrs probably made
by both Powers " Berlin, prior to En-
peror Williams postponing his contem'
plated trip 10 Ems.
News has lust been received that the
Austrian Government has again per.
mitt.d @ 900 breech.loaders and several
million cartridges to be landed at Cot.
taso for the Montepegriaus. The Turks
have consequently forbidden Austrian
steamers from touching at the Turkish
bank Of the Danube.
Losnos. lima 9Th. Standard this
u.,n,,, .,.,.. ,b., n-,.r.r.tion. ara
p"s ~ ""
being made 70 dispa'ch meaieai s'otss' 70
Malta for 10000 men, In addition to the
force already ON The Mediterranean feet.
A Berlin dispatcb sayu the German
pm,.ro, iii ~ 70 Pm. nm The ,l,h
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MODERN WOMEN.

Il q sad commentary upon OUT
boosted civilization that the women Of
our times have dseeneratcd In health
and physique until they are literally q
race OF invalids-pale. nervous, feeble.
aud back.achy, With only here and there
q few noble exceptions 10 the persons 81
the robust. buxom ladies' characteristic
Of the sex In days gone by. BY a very
large eYpsrisnce, covering q period Of
years, and embracing tho treatment OF
many thousands Of cases Of those all.
menis peculiar 10 women, DR.. Pierce, OF
the Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo. N. u.
has perfected. by the combination Of
certain vegetable extracts. a natural spe-
ciac. which he does not extol ~ q cure
ali. but one which admirably fnlhlls q
s~inRlensss OF purpose. being. q most
positive and reliable remedy for those
weaknesses and complaints that ailiies
the women Of the present day. This
natural specific compound In called DIR.
Pierce's Pavorits Prescription. The
following arc among those diseases In
which this wonderful medicine hiss
worked cures M 10 by magic, and with q
certainty never before attained by any
medicines: Weak back. nervous and
general debility, falling and other dis
plsesmsn,s Of internal organs. resulting
from debility and lack Of strength In
natural supports. internal fever. con-
gestion, inflammation and liberation,
and very many other chronic diseases
incident 10 women, not proper 10 men
ton here, In which. a. well ~ In thu
cases that have been enumerated, the
Favorite Prescription effects cures-ths
marvel Of the world. II Will not de
harm In any state or condition Of ih'
system, and by adopting Its mss the In
valid lady may avoid that ssverest ol
ordsals, the consulting Of q family ply
sician. P~svorite Prescription Ia sold By
dealers In medicines generally.
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NEVADA.

Annual Eisesies Of Oniesrs Of ths
Orasd Ledge OF Nevada. !. o.
q. y.
Rxxo, June s.,-Tho Grand Lodge OF
the I. o. o. y. OF the State Of Nevada
held mn election for officers this morn.
ing. G. c. Batttrman Of Virginia City
was chosen Grand Master. g. @. Hub
bard Of Eureka, Deputy Grand Master;
John Marchant Of Palisade. Grand War.
den. +. v. Drake Of Virginia City.
Grand Secretary, l.. l.. Crockett OF
Dayton, Grand Treasurer. G. A. yarian
OF Carson City. Grand Representative
TO the Grand Lodge Of the United States.
and George Tufiy Of Carson. w. ii.
Hill and J. O. Smith Of Virginia City.
Trustees.
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ASsEs~MENrs

Hsuth nc. Lsais-lo rents pr share levied
June 9Th delinquent July isth sale day
July oh.
sssth Chariot udshol 10 cent. per share.
ievi.d Mar ash; Delinquent July sth; sale
day. July nth.
North Consolidated virginia-s5 cent.
Per shsr. ievi-i June 81; delinquent July
t,h sale dag July 18th.
aavase-sa pr share; levied May 81; de-
iinquent July 9Th sale day. July ssth.
Euvehn Consolidated IEurvkal = 81 per
share levied Nay esth; delinquent June
3oth sale day. July suth.
Lady Bryns-55 cent? per share ievisd Nay
nth delinquent June 18th sale day. July
18Th.
Ksssash-so cents per -hare levied Nay
18th; delinquent June nth sale day. July
18Th.
Psessa-s csr 10 per share levied Nay 3tth:
delinquent June ,,,h; sale day. July 18th.
Aisvra Nevsda-$, psr share; levied NAY
nj: ~dslinqisnt jane 18th; sale day. Ju5
ith.
a,esssa. tOuyhec r.rritoryI-so cents PER
shsre: levied Nay 18th /; delinquent June
nj sals dag. July i3ih.
Gsald q Curry-si 80 per share; levied
May 18th. delinquent June 7si; sai~ day.
july 18th.
Daasy-is cont. yer sbarc: levied May 18Th ;
delinquent June nth; saie day. July 18th
Hale q Nsrers ss-si g per share; levied
Nay 18Th. dslinquent June ai't; sale cay
July i1th.
Lssiathas-,o cents per share levied Nay
18th; delinquent Juns 10Th sas day July
18th
ish: delinquent June 1a; sale day. July
Ns~srn XIV Di,trietl-so cents per share
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.
ExeisisE Msssisn 81 Asti.chtssss
Clubs 10 Baa Hvaneiseo.

Cisbs d. sss vvsneisee.
slx F~sAxcrsco. June s.-i3o ?. ~
A number Of anti. Coolis clubs held their
regular meetings last night. The po-
trsro Club was addressed by gentlemen
who believed the remedy for Chinese
emigration was not 10 abuse Cinnamon.
bat to attack the cause Of their presence.
The way 10 attack the cause was to
string up q few OF the Central Pacific
and Pacific Mail company's people.
He accused the railroad people Of franz
ing the Chinese message to President
Grant. lie pitched into the Chinese
Commissioners and abused Congress.
transferring them all as q crowd
Of Do Nothings and Know Nothings.
With fifty men at his back be was will
ing to undertake the job OF forming n
vigilance committee and cleaning out
these corporations. These sentiments
were received with applause.
Atths meeting Of the Seventh ward
Club . prominent member withdrew.
stigmstizing the olub rs q gang Of hood.
lums. upon which tho President threat
sned TO throw him down stairs. Several
clubs In the city are no credit to the
community or assistance to tho aus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08

BAN FRLNcIsco, Juns So r. ~
The California Mining Company to-
day declared . dividend Of 81 per share.
At the advertised sale Of the Bank Of
California stock, delinquent for nsssas-
msnt, none wa offered. One certificate
for eighty-6ve shares in the name Of
William Burling was advertised, Int
taken up before the sale.
]. Z. DsLamontagnis was arrested for
misdsmeanor yesterday. on complaint Of
Parker Crittsndsn and 3. Munro. j.
II. Sayrcs was also arrested on COM
plant OF Chttsndsn. Tho gentlemen
are connected with the management OF
the Knickrrbocker mine. Mr. Sayre
being Secretary. He was arrested ON
account Of his refusal to surrender the
books Of the company to tho witnesses
for examination. Mr.. Sayre says
In reference TO Lis arrest that
he was out at the time the
demand for the books was made and
the persons In charge Of his office not
knowing which books were required. 70.
fused to deliver them up until his re-
turn, whsrsupon ar order for his arrest
was issued. lie further says that the
books Of the company are always open
TO inspection when proper application Is
made for them, and that the accounts Of
tho company will DO found to be correct
In svery particular.
Shortly after the arrival Of
tho Pacific mail steamer Colo.
rado Il was rumored that a thousand
dollars worth OF opium had been SNUG.
glsd ashore from her while lying In the
stream undergoing the process OF disin.
lection; also that q large number OF
Chinese women had been landed In
mems apparel. Later intelligence goes
TO confirm the truth Of the report. No
room is apparently left to doubt that
some fourteen women were 80 landed.
As regards the smugpled opium, II would
DO difficult TO substantiats the charge.
but II Is understood that the landing Of
the women Is susceptible Of proof. Tho
penalty In cass Of a suit and conviction
would 10 q forfeiture Of the vessel and
q heavy iine ON the persons found con-
uected with the transaction.
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South DRIFT 81 the 850-foot level has q
nns showing Of very favorable quartz
in IL isos. some strsaks Of which assay
we'll. The west drift at the 850-fool
level also shows considerable improve
mont. and the north DRIFT Ut this level ID
making good progress In hns looking
quartz.
Best aad Beichsr.
Repairs TO the double incline Wine
Igoing forward At a. lively q rate as praO-
ticsbls. and when the Gould & Curry
pumping arrangements are completed
and at work, the development OF this
mine will be proceeded with.
Work going ahead lively at all points.
the wafer being drained. but no new
features OF interest to report this time.
Ksieksrbeeksr.
Bottom Of shaft In easy working ledge
matter. with little water to interfere with
good progress bsing made In sinking.
seush Consolidated virgiais.
The ledge Is showing finely, giving
excellent assays and widsns a. II IL fol.
lowed north. with well defined walls.
Mat.
Shaft down Ills feet and bottom now
In hard country rock. No increase OF
water. Machinery working well.
Lsviathan.
Rock In face Of DRIFT somewhat softer
and moro favorable than last week.
Drift In 13S feet.
Shaft sinking at present In very en-
c~ouraging vein material and getting along
finely.
Making the usual good progress in
sinking the shaft. Nothing new to rs-
port.
Main incline shaft down $40 feet. with
bottom in soft and favorable vein matter.
Daney.
Sinking the shaft Is resumed. the
pump having got the best OF the waisr.
saperier.
Work In the shaft Is resumed, the new
steam hosting works operating well.
East Ovsrman.
The quartz in the bottom Of the shaft
shows we'll and gives good assays.
Phil. sheridan.
Shaft down l7s feet with tho bottom
In favorable working material.
Monumental.
Shaft 1888 feet deep. with bottom In
hard rock, but blasting well.
New York Consolidated.
Nothing new to report. Work going
ahead a. usual.
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VACANT place. in the dental rank. will

VACANT places In the dental ranks will
never occur II you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth.wash. SozoDoxr.
From youth To old age. Il will keep the
enamel spotless and unimpaired. Tho
teeth Of persons who use Sozodont have
q psarl.liks Wilderness. and the gums q
rossats hue, while tho breath IL pure.
and rendered sweet aud fragrant. IL Is
composed OF rars antiseptic herbs, and
Is entirely free from the Objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pastes,
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RASTRRN DISPATCHES.
srsciAL 10 mi COLD NIL ,AuY NV
me Rsbeses Invsssigasis..

The Rsbesss Investigates.
wAsHnorox, June s.-Commodors
shufsldt, Chief Of the Bureau Of Equip.
mont and Recruiting. testified before the
Committee ON Naval Affairs yesterday
that Secretary Robson never intsrfsred
In any manner with the purchases OF
prices. or men who should b favored.
directly or indirectly.
washisgtsn Delegates 70 the Cinsin'
natl Cssvsatisn.
WASHINGTON, June 8.-The Republic
cans Of this District. r~spudiating the
CONVENTION held In March last 70 elect
two delegates 10 the Cincinnati Convsn-
ton met to-day and elected Ex-Governor
Shepperd and Frederick Douglass.
The trnasiiIs Rsssrvasis..
WARRINGTON. June ga majority Of
the Ssnats Committee on Indian Affairs
to-day reported adversely on Mitchsll's
bill for the sale OF the Umstilla rsserva.
ton In Oregon, but Mitchsll succeeded
In getting II recommitted for further con.
s~idsration. and Is sanguins Of ultimate
succsss
Gsvsrsmsntal Receipts ssd Expsn.
diturss.
WASHINGTON, June 8.-Ths receipts
Of the Government for the fiscal year
ending with June are rs follows: Esti.
mate from customs, SAG. 027 $50 ; In
tsrnal revenue. SIG. O4s. GOT miscella-
nsous, s23, lOs. 53l. Expenditures.
$2G3. 1876, s53. The receipts show q de-
crease from the estimates from customs
Of over $40, 000, 0OO. and internal revs.
nue. Of over four millions. and an In
crease In miscellaneous Of over three
millions. The expenses are considera.
bly, over 1--WE millions inside the ssti-
mates.
Another Prssidestiai Aspirsas.
NEW YoHx. June 8.-Tbs Tribune says
q movement Is on foot here to bring ex-
Governor Morgan forward AZ q Presi.
candidate. It Is held that with
the complimentary vote for Conkling.
the duty Of the New York delegation to
him will b at end.
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%sUryocArINa CoU0H.

In . letter TO Mr.. LIsle, Of Chicago, . we'll
known eoniibuior TO the Western pfess. she
aseribes the enre VI . dangerous cough. sceom.
panied b. bleeding a. the lung. TO naie,s
Honey of Horehound and Tar. my cough"
she nays, .thrratened Ia pufo~sts me-
bot the Honey Of Horehoand and Tar has
removed every traee OF H." The letter Was To
Q lsdy friend In TIL. city. who has plared u o.
the disposai Of Q. N. Chiisbion. ! sixth ave.
nne. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure 10 one
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onsrAcLEs mo- MAnRIAGH.

HIsppy relief for young men rom ne enseus
Of rftnf, aud sbases in eariy lie. hsnhooa
rsstssed. impedInents 70 marrinse rsmovsa.
~ ,-.,.-iIs. Douks AID circulars sent ffee.
m 80, a ssvslaps. Addrrss HOWARD A..
si,OilTiON. AVN. Ninth street Phiiadelpnia,
Pm Instiiut on having . high r.putaiion
i,r Lo.orsLls coodpei aud professional shiil.
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PROSECUTING TIE RIorrrs
Wood. attorney for the Virginia n
Truckss Railroad Company. went 70
Carson to-day 10 assist in prosecuting
ths MI. Cbinsss rioters. He expects to
Rst away with the business.
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"HELp ron posTAaE. Almost every
IL, ,h.,. a.. ,o,,.,. a.ro.;,.a In ths
u"y ~I"~.-.
ros' omoe mere .nA' "s s'n' '"p.op'
efly or insufhciently stamped. The
postal Law IL very simple, and should
h. una.r.tood bv all. post.rs can be
ia "a. 80, .,.un. on,v In,.r,.i
n.v.nna .,.mn. ara M, available for
the postal service any more than are
postal stamps for the payment OF rsve.
. taxes. II writers xou'a nea. .
~, .h.;. s.isyd. san. s=rroSsnc. and
~" G=o..,nm.n, cors,d,r.his sYn.nss
Thsrs IA heavy pepalty for using can.
csjsd .tamns. Stamns cut from STAMPED
snyelopes arc consid.reJ as cancelled,
and The authorities arc Justified In
brinuino anti against the parties using
Them. II n A source Of great annoy.
apce 10 the postmsstsrs Of the country,
and letter writer's should be moro care.
full than they are. All letters no depos.
tied are retained for o short time, and II
NOT called Ior tnsy are sent 20 lne Deaa
tnrnsd ,o .he writer tn not valuable.
they are destroyed. Any letter. not
Weighing over four pounds. will be sent
II II has . three-csnt stamp on IT,. The
balance due will DO collected OF the re-
csivsr. II IL not dihicult TO remember
these suggestions.
n w No. ,o.,,.,.. ess,,,ri~
~
we lake the foilowing' ". W. Noe' tne
carpenter and builder, died yesterday
morning M his residence. No, l0l South
-. .u..., lilac. =, min. a.v.
49, Wv. . n.,ivs ~ Rs.niort Csr.
tsret county, North Carolina, and was
forty-sir years and three month. Of age;
lie was an o,d ies'asn. ., ,,,s,p,. .na
and Of tSs Pacific Coast Pioneers. The
funeral will take place tomorrow Fri.
dayl afternoon nj 1 O'Clock. Deceas-
ed Ieayss a vife and an adopted dauph-
~, In mi, citv and ! mother. brother
and si.ter IN North Caroliua.
mn
frrhifikp cohfsrs'-Fio'pee"nsD -"
has just returned from another mstaiiur'
gicai and geological raid over In the
Walker river country. and tells ms that
he discovered an extensive placer OF
Es'r,nsd ila.es somswn'r an ., ,h.,r
bucks. sousws and papooss;-ali com.
pl.teiy pstrined and lying about pro-
inlscuously. It IL evidently q Of their
most ancient grave yards, and Bill has
located and recorded the lot. He will
commence hauling them In Tor exhibition
shortly. and considers that be has got
the dead thing on a pile.
s,.x sv.m-Ch.r,.x Kevser.
n 49,.
who resides on stswar' street, '"s'n'A,
near the Andes works, yesterday found
a huge swarm OF bees In his 'front.' yaru
on the ground. ne hlvea .h:% 'nso
nou, oa,'e' I'm rh. hsss Iost.d cold and un.
happy. and stuns children and every.
thing they could get at. They probably,
got there from Wasnoc or zone otnsr Q,
the nsighocring va,leys. tney aon'
commsncs laying money p,e.'y sovh,
Charley proposes ieeding 'nsn W n'
chickens to make eggs OIL
CrxrxssrAL BlLL.-whsn the mem.
a, an. National auard atari In for A
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A CAIN.

To oil who are sanshns from the errors and
IndIseretions Of youth. nervous weakness:
early dscay. loss 81 manhood. etc.. VII stna
. recipe that will cure roo. ffee o. eharre.
THIS great remrdy WAS discovered ny MI
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