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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-16
Il rsoIIaIiIicG.

Theo. Roller, musician in Kramer
band presented Johnnie Birch oi
Birch's band, with a handsome grape
vine cane last Saturday. The cane Is an
historic one, having been cut at the
White Sulphur Springs, near where Jim
Harris, q member of the same company
to which Johnnie belonged during the
war, was buried.
Mrs. Stephens, who was severely in
iured by the explosion OF u powder can
some weeks ago, Is recovering, a'd VIII
be out soon.
Mr.. .JohunIe Beuter has been present
ed with handsome cane adorned with
goat horn handle. The cane was
brought to this country from Switzer-
land.
Messrs. Chas. Moenkemiller and Geo
Lonas, 90 TO the woods, to-day, 70 shoot
squirrels. There is likelihood OF there
being more squirrels IN the tops of the
trees after their return than there was
before.
Miss Annie Pearec, belle of Wheel
ing, w. Va, is the guest of friend and
relative, Mrs. Oscar Rsmmesberg, OF
West FIndlsy street Cincinnati En-
qwirer,
judge c. p 7. Moore, of Point Pleas
ant, arrived in the city last evening on
the steamer Andes, and is guest at the
st. james.
Col. Simmons, large shareholder Of
the Clifton Nail Works, was a passenger
on the Andes to Bellaire yesterday.
Hon. G. G. Cole, of Psrkersburg, has
rooms at the Mcclure.
Gov. II. NJ Mathews ard family re-
turned to the city last night.
Col. d. Hendrie, of the firm of Kerr &
Hendrlo, coffee dealers, Philadelphia, is
ousrtered nj the Mcclure.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Dill
fcrent Judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT ooURT.-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT COURT.-JUDGE MELVIN.
The grand jury, as heretofore pub
lishcd appeared and retired to their
chamber.
In the case of Steger VS.. the Centri-
pedal Power Company, an injunction
was awarded staying 3 sale that WAS sd-
vertised for to day.
The Grand Jury, at sos O'Clock, re-
turned the following:
True BiIls-David Oppenhcmer, alias
Obenheimer, stabblng with intent to
XII; Charles Miller, malicious wounding;
Thomas Sweeney, rape George Robin
son, assault and battery; Wesley
Thompson, malicious cutting; VIM.
Phillips, justice of the peace, fraudulent.
ly making false entry in N record in
his keeping and belonging to his office;
James Collins, alias Tom McNeely, dttas
Jack McCiarin, housebreakng; Peter
Dolan. wounding with intent to main;
Maud Obnard and Annie Auber, grand
larceny.
Not True Bills Louis Biggs, mali
cious wounding; Charles Clark, selling
liquor "lluOuL llItucCi NO'4 80 iAO " Vi =
perjury; Bud ID. Long, forgery; DAM Ell
Ingram, forgery.
POLICE CeURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
James johnson, drunk, fined 81 and
costs. Committed.
Dennis Duly, drunk, fined 81 and
costs Committed.
John House, disorderly, fined 81 and
costs. Paid.
George Brennan, disorderIy, fined So
and costs. Paid.
Addison Caves cold, ssssulting Hsr-
~ Wells, fined 81 and costs. Paid.
The case OF Harry Wells, charged
with abusive language towards Addison
Caves, Was dismissed.
In the case of James Bulger, jr.,
charged with y violation OF the waiter
girl ordinance, the fact rs charged in the
warrant was admitted. and n fine OF so
and costs imposed. TIE defendant sp-
pesled the case to the Circuit Court
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CONSUMPTION Can be CURED.

schenck's Pulmonic syrup,
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic, ,u.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
Are the only medicines thal VIII Suie
Pulmonary Consumption. m
frequently medicines that Will stoP
cough will occasion the death OF the pa
rient. they lock up the liver, stop the cli
cnIation of the blood, hemorrhase folioWs,
and in fact they clog the action Oh 'h7
very organs that caused the cough. A. =.
iver Complaint and Dyspepsia are lhe
causes of two-thirds OF the cases OF oo t
ann ption. Many persons complain vi a.
dull pain In the side, constipation, C' ~
Tongue, pain in the shoulder olaue, le tt,o
inge of drowsiness and restlessheSs' Tue
food living heavily on the stomach, &c
compsnied with acidity and DeIchlhs up
Vi Thase SYMPTOMS usually originate from
q disordered condition OF the stomach vi a
torpid liver. -, ,.o,, tol,s ono or
two heavy colds, and II the cough IN these
cases be suddenly checked, VIII ma the
Stomach and liver clogged, remaining
torpid and inactive, ana almost oeIoIe
they are aware the lungs are mass VI
sores, and liberated, the result oil when
is death. -,
|Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an eA-
pectOrant which does not contain OPIUM
or ANYTHING calculated TO check cough
suddenly. ,.,,..l,,,.. -, q
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic disSoiNes the
food, mikes with the castle Juices oi t'',
stomach, aids digestion, anu 'ie "
rayenous appetite. ,,.
When tue bowels are costlVe, Skin sa'-
low. or the symptoms otherwise Oi d
bilious tendency, Schehck
Pills are required. ,,,,,
III. SCHENCK & son,
y. r. cor. Sixth and Arch SIS, fhlla.
And for sale by all druggists ana ue"ieiS'
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Certificate OF Incorporation.

Secretary OF State Brady yesterday is.
sued certificate of Incorporation to the
Kenton Salt Company, the object OF
which Is to buy, sell and lease salt coal
and oil property, said certificate to expire
October l5 1897. The principal office Of
the company is to be located at Charles
ton, Ksnswha county. For the purpose
of organizing such company the SUM of
$1,000 has been subscribed, OF which
amount the sum OF $500 has already been
paid TIE capital so subscribed is di-
vided into shares of S25 each, and are
held by the following gentlemen: job
f. Thsyer, of Charleston, % shares; John
Z. Hall, Of Charleston, SO shares; David
l.. RuHner, share; james +. Doyle, of
Charleston, share; Walter B. Brooks,
Kanawhs county. share.
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CONFIDENCE GAME.
VIM. Bach Viciimizes the Citizens Oh
the south Side to The Tune oil
$4,000.

VIM. Bach, resident of the South
Side, has got the best OF his friends to
the tune of $1,000 or $4,000. For some
time past Bach has been soliciting loans
OF various sums of money, and beinI
possessed of property valued at perhaps
$4,000, succeeded in borrowing the
amount above named, from different par
ties. On the 7th inst. ne lett the city,
but MS his family renamed nothing was
thought of his departure and absence.
But on Sunday last his family
surreptitiously took their depart
ure, and have not since been
heard from. An investigation
into the case revealed the fact that the
family had visited the residence of Bach's
son, At Bridgeport, and thence had de
parted Tor parts unknown, AT least to the
community at large. The sums OF money
borrowed by Bach vary from S2OO to
- 900 from each person, the latter hgurc
being the highest procured from any one
individual. Among the victims, we un
derstand, is widow lady named Tape,
who is loser $500 by his msneuvcrs. 1t
is not known whether any deeds of trus!
on the property left by Bach wer" gwen,
but 1t is thought that such Is not the case
The parties, however, doubtless have
notes on Bach for the respective amounts
borrowed from them, in which event
perhaps from rs to 40 per cent. can BE-
realized by sale OF the property, when
the notes become due.
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NE.,sHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
BELLAIKE.


CoUNCIL to-night,
SOMETHING mysterious-the walking
club.
The Benwood al works are still
shut down and vii! not go on until
there is q rise in The river sufficiently
large to make shipments.
MIKE NOLAN wss before Mayor Stranl
yesterday morning, to answer charge
of beng intoxicated Saturday. He was
fined SIS and Costs, which he paid.
II you want No. dish OF oysters
served in any style you may wish, call
at Jskes bursts. He sells the freshest
and finest oysters, At retail or wholesale.
THERE will be grand gathering OF
the people of this county in this city TO-
night, to rejoice over the glorious vcto-
~ achieved last Tuesday. Everybody
who aided in securing this triumphant
victory is invited.
Mr. J. K. MAYOR has just returned
from New York city, where he purchased
over 81, 900 worth cf holiday goods alone.
Mr.. Naylor reports that the wholesale
merchants have larger trade this season
than has been known for years before.
THERE will be society organized
here tonight, which will be known as
the "WslklDg CLUB" The young men
who compose this society will leave here
next Saturday, and walk number o.
miles. They will then halt and sleep
out until morning, at which time they
will tramp on until they will nave gone
far enough away to make their return
home by Monday morning. This will be
kept up for number Of weeks.
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IRON THE oil. REGIONS.
He Fell into the Hands Of the Fhii's'
,tn.s md they Took Him In.

Tbe,e turned up in Wheeling, yester
dsy. a friend from the oil regions, SO 10
speak. He had done the grand III iofel gu
land, and was well posted as [egarueu
the wickedness in and about Oll ClIy aLu
Titusville, Pa. But his home II WAS Ii
New Orleans, and he WAS on MS way
tbither from tha land OF greasy
substance, with his pockets iuii OF
grease. known to the vulgar rs thaI
commodity called money. In the
Nail Cl.v he became wrecked, rs II were.
He imbibed tarantuls JUICE IN endless
quantities, and ne SAW ten dollars 'or
every one he hsd in his possession Which
WAS py no means small amount "heh
the hard times are considered. ms
rockets, too, were filled with "tobIeS,
which he had purchased to transport 10
the land of the "Pelican," tor when gar,
den spot he was en- route from the lahu
OF sl'pperyness But he JAILED IN MS
calculations; with t"lg henri rHrcaa9 WEI,
saturated with that which chgert'h ana
a.so doth mako drunk, ne pcra'hOu'"'eu
the streets until he iell into the HANDS
ot the PhilisLines. A well known
capper roped him IN; escorted MN
10 the South Side and introduced MN to
Mr.. Pharaoh and his whole family. lie
%coppeIed" the "Aee-trsy" for stack stack
lost, placed another on the outer corner
md lost again. "StacIis" OF "whites' snd
re is" were also placed in the pot and Oh
ceases" but Twas no go, and the unior-
tunate victim returned to his hotel at the
rivers side, a sadder man than ne started
out. Only $1,000 was the amount OF
VII CHI he was despoiled; all his earthly
D pssessions, so he said, except about sl5o
lie made some endesvOr TO Fave the
place "pulled," but being intoxicated un'
acousinted and unable to locate the
place wherein he had gambled his money
nothing could be done. The moral Is
plsin: beware Of him who Is stranger
onI h IN take Won
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The Cheapcs, Roofs the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, OF this city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction.
both as to resisting fire and turning
water The tar used is put through u
process that frees it from oil and banzole.
and no matter how great the heat, /. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. NJ. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks Of
the best quality, which ne offers for sale
at the lowest rates. This roo has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postotfice or
call at his establishment, head of 18th
ard Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended TO.
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The Labor MOypmpnf-

At q recent meeting at Fulton OF the
Observation-Disclosures sdherents, large
crowd was present. Messrs. Barton and
a. L. Wells delivered addresses, and Mr..
Ed. Fritsch read the address issued 5y
the Pennsy lvania Executive Committee
of the Green 5sck-Labor party. A club
was formed with fair number of mem.
bers, and was organized BY electing Mr..
Adolph Yocksr as president and Mr..
Hess as secretary. Arrangements were
also made to send delegates to the con q.
ventlon, which meets in this CITY on the
9th of October.
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New Lodge Instituted.

A new lodge OF Knights OF Pythiss, to
ha called Belmont No. 100, WAS instituted
At Bridgeport on Saturday evening. The
fIlIowinp officers were elected John
Young, P. co. NJ. Davis, q. c.; j. n.
Taylor, V. c.; A. Z. Fortney' Preiaie;
j B. Rowles, X of K. and s.; +. II.
Barker, NJ of F. &. r. Grier, NJ. of E
". w. Baggs, NJ. o. A; Thos. Hill, In
.de Guard; Jos. h. Smith, Outside
Guard.
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Shutting Outline Enemy.

II is better to shut out the enemy, Dis
ease, than 10 battle with him alter he has
entered the fortre IS OF the body. Therefore
if health is endangered by hurtiul in
tucnces, such as a malariou1 atmosphere,
unhealthy occupations. sedentary pur-
suits, anu those which necessitate undue
physical or mental strain or exposure III
rough weather, ii is the par: OF " sdom 20
protect II 10y the use OF a reliable preven-
tive. No article sold, advertised or pre-
scribcd is 50 well adapted tor this purpose
as HostCtter'S stomach Bitters, an agree
able and eiIicaciouS tonic, recommended
by ply sicians as IA medicinal stimu,ant
and corrective, botonic in its derivation,
and having tor its spirituouS bases old rye
of the purest quality, which preserve In
an understanding form the potent vege-
table juices and extracts combined with
1t. Fortified with this benign preventive,
the system may bid defiance 10 disease, no
matter now unfav0rable the conditions.
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BY Telegraph.

CNCINNATI October l5.-River feet
3 inches and risiuing slowly.
VIcKsBuRG, October Weather
cloudy. Arrlved-Jas. Kinney and
NatchcZ.
PITTSBURGH, October 15.-Rivor
feet strong and rising very slowly.
Weather fair.
LOUISVILLE, October 15.-Weather
clear and cool. Depsrted-Golden
Crown, New Orleans. River falling
with feet ) inches in the canal
New ORLEANS, October l5.-Arrived
-Golddust, st. LOUIS. Departed-C. II.
Durlee, Red river; Yazoo, Yazoo river.
Weather cloudy, threatening and warm.
MEaPHIs, October l5.-River falling
slowly, with feet inch in the channel.
Weather clear and warm. Departed
Katie Hooper, Arkansas river; Colorado,
Nicksburg; Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
"HCAIRo. October 5.-Arrlved- Capital
City Vlcksburg. Departed Katie
KgUa;z, S.. Louis; Scudder, New Or
Ieahsi SapIIaI SiLy, SL. Louis. River 4
feet inch and rising. Weather clear;
mercury Us deg.
ST LOUIS, October 15.-Arrived-
City Of Helena, Vlcksburc; Meyer, Keo.
kuk. Departed-Wsr Eagle, Keokuk;
Meyer, st. Paul; City Of Chester, Mem
PMS; Atlantic, New Orleans. River sta
tionary. Weather fair and very warm.
EVANSVILLE, October l5.-Westher
clear and warm; mercury So to rs; wind
south. River rising with IS inches on
the gauge. Port List-Up-Magg
Smith, Mary Elizabeth, Silverthorn.
Dewn-Fsshion, Joe Briarly, Lilly, Cot
ton Valley, Rose City, Rspidsn, Dora
Cobler, CeIins. Business light.
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a Transient Guest.

John Bar, OF West Virginia, stopped
a, the Hotel de-Smith on Saturday night,
on his way from the Butler county soap
mines to his home in West Virginia.
Mr.. Barr goes at State expense on n
requisltion from the Governor of West
Virginia on Governor Hsrtranft. He Is
wanted to answer y charge OF grand lar
ceny.- PittSJtTyh Dispatch.
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at'heeling Gcglatrr,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Toothpicks-Stsuton i Davenport.
For Sale Brick House:
Esstlake Parlor and Chamber Suits
:. MeDdel, Booth Il Co.
Notice Wsverly Literary Society.
A Good Lsmp-Cummins X Woods.
For Rent-ResidenCe.
Csmp Chsirs-trend Il Son.
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Temperance Talk.

Tonight the ladies festival committee
of the temperance union meets at OTIS
hall, and on Thursday night Robert
Marshall, Esq, will address meeting at
the same place. The ladies, we under
stand, have In view an oyster supper the
proceeds TO be devoted to the cause of
temperance.
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From the south Branch.

Messrs. K. e. Barr, DR.. Bates, Thos.
Darrah and Plstt Zane have returned
from hunting ssd fishing excursion 10
the South Branch. They report as hav.
ing enjoyed themselves hugely, and
slate that Messrs. Samuel Lsughhn,
Geo. K. Taylor Joseph Brady, Charles
Brady, and Buck Hubbard, are still
enjoying that sylvestrian retreat.
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Farewell Exercises.

Al the Female College, yesterday,
Mss Emma Moore, A. NJ, badc 3 last
f.rewell to her old associates, previous to
her departure for India, where she goes
Is missionary. Miss Moore is n grsdu-
ate of the college, and Is n talented young
lady. Her many friends in this city
wish her bon Uouags 10 her new home.
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Failed 10 Come 10 Time.

Jack Schatfer and friends met al the
AtlAu,ic saloon last night to arrange for
q single scul race with VIM. krieter,
hut owing 10 the failure OF the lstter
psrty and friends coming to time, there
,r,n he N = MOI
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Washington & Lee University

LFNINJION, NIRbINIA.
Gen. @. ". g.. LEE, Presr. Ful. coUr,.,
OF instruction in Class cal, Literary aud
Scientific studies. and in the Professional.
departments OF Law and Ciyu Engineer
ing
The next session VIII open September
.Jth, and close June 18th IotFl aKgrl sra.
exclusive Of BOOKS and clothing. need not
exceed $40; i.s..lL. they may BE- Ir-
dureu rp g. n Dr SSSI.
FOR iu.l Information by catalogue OF Gle
ru.a. address WALTER BOW IT,,
JEHlegfD Clerk O' Faculty.
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KIyer News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 3 feet inches.
The Science departed, yesterday tor
Parkersburg.
The Hornbrook arrived from Pitts
burgh. yesterday, with good trip.
The Phaeton, Telegram, and O'Neal
are making usual trips.
The Andes Is advertised to leave for
Cincinnati this afternoon.
The steamer Salt Valley, recently
damaged pear Portsmouth, Ono, mas
been repaired, and will rs soon ~ sutfi-
cient water permits, resume her trips be
tween Pittsburgh and Ironton. Samuel
DaWolf is her captain and John g..
Kirker her clerk.
The work Of building the new railroad
bridge across the Ohio river at Beaver,
bv the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie com.
parry, has been commenced, and we I'M
| derstsnd that the coal trade will insist on
the channel span being 500 feet. With
a 800 feet span, we understand, no dan
ger Is apprehended in running coal and,
| il we mistake not, the railroad company
agreed, when n site for the bridge WAS
fl st located to accede to the demands OF
tho coal men in this respect. There are
too many distractions now to navigation
IN the shape of bridges, of which the one
at Steubenville is a fair example, and the
coal men should see TO it, before it is too
late, that The original conditions agreed
to by the Pittsburgh AID Erie company
in regard to the new bridge are fully
complied with.
The Trap Is the sto slest point on the
Upper ONO, and during the recent low
water, when the sOundings at this place
showed 7 inches, Colonel Merrill had the
rocks cleared out and gauge established
on the dixie just above, showing the stage
of water Taese marks are located at the
point where the MdCletown skitf ferry
! lands, about 800 feet from the head OF
the Grub, and II it 5 too dark to discover
them the top If the wal at this po.nt
shows Just feet, and the tlmbers are one
foot high--s cIcse approximation can
thus be made Ring bolts nave also been
placed along the dixie every 43O feet for
warpIng when necessary. The dam clos
ing the chute between thefoot of Neville
Isle and the towhead Will be completed
THIS week j. V. HoAG, JR.,
Assistant L. 5 Engineer,
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ESand Cut.

Last night "Poopy" Clstor received Il
severe cut in the left hand at the Spring
Garden Saloon, and the three fore fingers
were severed. From sll that could be
sscertsined, 1t appears that one OF the
Italian musicians ri the place IN some
way offended Clstor who was drunk and
who grabbed Il cheese knife, the msnipu-
lation of which he was too drunk to carry
on successfully, fortunately for the
italian and to the detriment of himself
DR.. Hullihen dressed Ciat )r's wound.
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High Water AT Pittsburgh.

From The Dispatch.
The following table Will be found use.
full for reference in regard TO the stage of
water or floods at this point. 1t will be
observed that the flood Of 1882 heads them
all in regard to the amount of water:
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To-,iay's Trial List.

The following cases have been set for
trjal to-day before the circuit court
David Bly,, two indictments, charged with
obtaining goods under false pretenses;
Owen Friery, charged with hOusebreak-
ing.
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Truth Is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 4 to 6
cents; A Chintz, S cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, . cents. All other goods
n proportion.
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Down Down. Down! - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell a. some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 2Olh streets.
j. w. FERREL
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TUITION FREE.

Contingent Zee 81 per Term. -Four
College Courses. Chartered .u 1871. Recent
Improvements extensive; patronage last
year - per cent over previous year; cs,yI.
nets aud Libraries equal 10 the tcat. >p-
ply 10 President BUGBtEOr % 'hc Ssr'--
ttry tor analogue, or Information
IIlN.r-n
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j. w. FERREL

CHRILDREN's underwear, chIldrcu'S
hose, children wool knit sacks, children
wool hoods, large assortment, at &. 6.
Roth's, cheap tor cash.
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Down, DowS.-At the closing out
sale OF II. FrsnE IL Bro, in order t. qIt
business by tie lst of January, the com
plete stock of clothing must be sold re-
gardess OF cost. Now is your chance for
bargains.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
to j. w. FERRELs.
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If YOU want 90 get suited IN pair of
Shoes, 20 to l.. V. Blends.
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Bitten by "a Dog.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Charles Bry
son was bitten by bull dog. The bite
was q painful one, bat not unusually
dangerous.
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A PAIR of good colored blankets at
81, a pair of good all wool, heavy,
home-msce blankets Tor Sc. at G. &.
Roth's, 2l0O Main street.