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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-30
sEIsHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There By
REGISTER Reporters.
BELLAIRE.

The work OF laying bricks commenced
yesterday, for the tobacco warehouse.
MAJOR CABNAN i Son, dealers in
blank paper, left here for the west, yes
terday morning.
The Llederkrantz Singing Society, of
this city, will hold q private social to-
morrow evening at Zilch's hall.
Mr. BUNDY, principal OF the First
ward school of your city, removed with
his family to this city yesterday.
Mr.. B. +. COCAINE, and Miss Sarah
Brockmsnn, both of this city, are booked
for the matrimonial market tomorrow.
The Bellaire and Benwood ferry boat
Hiram b, commenced running again
yesterday, having been laid up for re-
pairs, the last week
The fateiLigenccr reporter at this place
and The Csrmsn gang don't hitch well
together. There is trouble brewing,
which is likely to explode at any mo-
ment.
OUR churches received full attend
snce Or Sunday last. Rev. John Woods,
of CIarksburg, W. Va, administered
communion st the Trinity Episcopal
Chapel on Sabbath evening.
If you want No. dish OF oysters
served In any style you may wish call
at Jake bursts He sells the freshest
and finest oysters, nj retail or wholesale
[ sIso keep constantly on hand fresh
beer
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Personalities.

A telegram received yesterday from
Col. Peyton, who is now ut Washington,
states that he will be home the last OF
the week.
Mr.. j. A. Peck, Deputy Sheriff OF
Logan county, is in the city, on business
with the Auditor
Messrs. VIM Fitzgerald and Peter
Goulden took TO the rural districts yes
tsrdsy and returned the same day laden
with autumn leaves and "huckleoerries.
Mrs. DIR. HobenSsck, OF Martins
Ferry, was IN town, yesterday, looking
as charming as poss ble Tor \ bride OF
few weeks.
Mrs. Kryer, wife OF the gentleman OF
tho same name, oil Krsmer's band, At.
rived, last night, from Columbus.
Mr.. John McFsll, the REGIsTER press
man, did not "press' the paper yesterday,
but in lieu thereof pressed bouncing
baby girl to his bosom. Macs phiz is "I
course ali wreathed IN smiles.
Mr.. Ned Price, injured by the recent
Washington hall accident, Is able TO SIT
up, and walk about the room. 1t is
thought ne will he about again in short
time.
Mr.. Frank Evans, with the Brougham
company, is the same gentleman VINO so
srtis,icqlIy handled the character OF the
cripple, 10 the Two Orphans with tho
Kurdish company, last winter.
Miss kirkpatrick, OF AuroIS, Mo-,
niece OF Mr. John Mcclure, Is visiting
friends in this city.
Messrs. w. W. Wagner, cashier OF
the Morgsntown National bank, And W.
Il Wolfe and Frank Rex, OF the Second
National bank OF Psrkersburg, are IN
town.
Mr.. VIII T. Chapman, formerly man
sger for Barry Sullivan l. with the
B'oughkm cUmblnallun Will is the
priqco OF managers, and is male fellow
well met, in every sense OF The word
He informs us that last summer, white IN
Europe, he was with Mr.. Sullivan when
that gentleman had the last operation
performed on his eye, and that Mr.. Sui
lIvan will suffer no material lncorvenI-
ence from the accident he received IN n
hrosdsword combat, although he mar
rowly escaped death ut tho Time.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterday Proceedings In the D'-
ferent Judicial Bodies.
! J ,,,on,,,r co1rpr-JupoE MELVIN.

cIKOUIT CoURT-JUDaE MELVIN.
. The Jury in the case of Zane vs. saw
tell are still out.
In the cases of Mortified VS.. Dressed
Nos. / and 2, in sssumpsit, both causes
were dismissed, each party to pay their
own costs. NJ
The last will and testament oil MI
chsel Dunn, deceased, was proven by the
os,hs OF w. H. Caldwell, I. j. Hugus sno
Vim. Richardson, and ordered to be re-
corded.
In the case of the Second Nstlona
Bank of Parkersburg VS. Moorehead y
Dent, the following jury WAS impah
nelled: Louis Asmus, John j. Blrcn
Chss. Nelte, ). l.. 5. Hall, A. K. ksio
Edward Steele, James Cunning ham
Conrad Bschmsn, James Latferty, D. A
CASTOR, +. Whitmeyer, and }. ID. Ferg"
son.
Adjourned until the usual hour TINS
morning.
Police CoURT-JUDGE CKANMhR'
Henry Bushman, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed.
George Boyce, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Comm tilted.
George Wiser, fined five dollars snc
costs. Paid. .
James Lyons, disorder.y, fined two dol
lars and costs Execution suspended OF
payment of costs.
WIN. Miller, drunk, fined two dollar
and costs. Paid
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Irank ch LAPk ERlInghrr.

The following item from The Pitt
hurgh Dispatch IN relation TO Jack Gal.
Isghcr, formerly with the Standard base
ball club of this city, will be OF interest
TO numerous young ladies in this city,
with whom Jack WAS = reignlng favor
tie: johnny Gallagher, who paved IN
isst years Allegheny base ball club, and
WAS with the M4uChesters this season,
WAS to nave played in picked nine SAT,
urdsy against the former club. lie
stopped the game, however. While IN
the dressing room he stole Charley Full
mer's pocketbook, containing $50, the
proceeds of thu sale OF bali tickets and
took too his heels The THEFT WAS dis
covered and chase given, and the money
taken from Gallagher, nut the boy was
allowed to &C.. Lister in the evening he
WIS arrested And locked up 10 answer a
charge "t larceny, preferred before
Mayor Philips. The ball players have
been supporting Gallagher srnce his adj
vent here y week or TWO since.
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AIIcgsd Gaming.

Tne Frssier or Fricker family have
barn unhappy for some time past, and
stli their unhsppiness continues. Re,
Gently the whole crowd we're up before
squire Phillips, and futile attempt WAS
made 10 have Louisa Frssler declared
insane. Louisa is getting IN her work
towards getting even, sud last night
swore out warrant tori Der brother
Jacob Frssier, charging him with allow
owing gaming IN the Arctic Saloon, oI
which ne is proprietor, and which is 10.
rsted Oh MAN street, hear Eleventh.
The Terrible, no doubt, will take hand
and "rslse jacob k20 better in the Pc.
zee Court, thIs morning, ~ cs,e he is
found guilty of tne charge.
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Grand EncampmenII.O. q. =

Al the meeting OF the Grand Encsmp.
ment |. q. O, f, held nj Grafton re.
Gently, the following officers were eectei
to serve for the ensuing year: Grand
Chiet Patriarch, :. A. Bremen, Par
kersburs; Grand High Priest, j. A.
Houston, Wheeling; Grand Senior Wsr-
den, B. Hollsnd, Fsirmont; Grand Iu.
NOR Warden, +. R. Sweeney, New Cam
berlsnd; Grand Scribe, II Uthmsn.
Wheeling Grand Treasurer H Sesmon,
Wheeling; Inside Sentinel, - Ewell,
Clifton; Outside Sentinel w. Anderson,
Hsrpers Ferry; Grand Marshal. -
Harrow, Parkersburg; Grand Repre-.
sentative, I. 5. Spales, Clsrksburg.
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The Opera House.

q, At the Opera House, last night, "Plsy-
ing with Fire" was produced to highly
delighted although not large audience,
Mr.. John Brougbsm, the popular com
nedian, in the role of CDR. Savage
Throughout the entire play, the plot Of
which is very ingenious one, the audi
eDce was convulsed with laughter, and
Mr.. Broughsm was repeatedly spplauded
once being called before the curtain.
The support is excellent, as good
perhaps. as has sustained any star for
years, in this city. Mr.. Frank Evans, ~
"HeT bert Wsverly," c. w. Butler AS
"Pinchbeck," and Miss Laura Stevens A.
Mrs. Herbert Wsverly," each are sr-t-
class artists, and are gifted with that re-
fnement 80 necessary to the stage. To-
night The Serious family" will he pro-
dueed, anu those wishing 10 see Mr..
Broughsn for the last time previous tu
his departure for Europe, will have but
this one opportunity.
Joseph M1Tphy-To.morrow the
Joseph Murphy company will produce
kerry Cow" Mr.. Murphy is well
known in Wheeling, and the prospects
are favorable for 3 large audience Box
sheet new open.
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CHICAGO, October 29.-FIour-Steady
and firm. Whest-Irregulsr; No. z Chi
csgo spring 81 lO(9l lot cash; 81 O4t
tai O4s seller November; No. 81 o5;
rejected csc. Corn In good demsnd
and prices shade higher ut 45sc cash
43tCd44c seller November All seller
wear; rejected 44c Oats Dull and prices
shade lowerat 24tc cash; 2S4e seller
November; 23s@24c seller December;
rejected 2lac. Rye-Demsnd good at
full prices at SAC. Bsrley-1n good de-
msnd and prices shade higher at oOc
Pork-In good demand and prices
shade higher NJ Sl4 IS cash snd seller
October; tl2 IS seller November; Sl2 40
all 473 seller year Lsrd-In fair de-
maud but at lower rates at IS 35(9S 81!
cash; IS 37BCaS 80 seller October So Il!
as 10 seller year. Bulk Mests-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-At 81 o.
PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged Corn-Quiet and
unchanged. Osts-Flrm and unchsl ged.
Rye-At Soc Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, October 29.-Hogs-Steady
and unchanged; Workers 81 6oG4 80
packing 81 1905 90; butchers IS GOA
5 %.
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Elm Grove Road.

The work oi grading for the extension
e The Tim Grove street railway track 70
'ho intersection of Elever TIA and Market
streets has bean completed, and the work
ot putting IN the turn table at tine ter
minus nj this point WAS commenced
yesterday. Ex-Street Commissioner
Leonhsrdt, who is doing the work. in
!orms us that in all probability cars will
be running over the tall length of the
iue the present week, unless rsiny
weather stops thu progress OF the work.
When completed this improvement viii
bg good one. and will enable psssen
gers over the Elm Grove road 10 slight
from the cars immediately adjoining the
market house
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Reform Farm,

Mr. John r. Lowe. the efficient Su
periutendont OF the lnirmsry OF Bel
mont county, WA in town yesterday
Mr.. Lowe is on his way TO Toledo with
three boys 10 be placed on the Reform
Farm at that place. Two OF the boys es-
capped from HIM at ST. Clsirsvrlle while al
route TO take the CARS, but last evening he
received n telegram here that they Rad
been recaptured and were At Bridgeport,
from which plsce he took The tram last
evening or Toledo. TIE names OF the
boys who escaped are Louis Nixon and
VIM. McMsnus. Mr.. Lowe informs MS
thst the boya are rsther hard csses; hut
that 1t is possible they may turn them
selves to some coed # strictly dealt with
al the Reform Farm.
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The Kuhn Estate.

On Saturday Isst suctlonoer Hervey
sod the Adam Kuhn estate, in front
OF the Court house NJ WeIsburg,
at public auction, for $l5,9 $40
The property brought the following
prices, and WAS sold 10 the par
tics named; A traction OF lot No. IS, in
Welsburg, for $f65, 20 Harden Kuhn
Lot No 1O4, 10 }. Reed for 1925. Lot
No. 3, to VIM. Tucker, Tor 1901. Lot
No. 225 to Walter Duvsll, Tor 1906. Lot
No. 2S6 for 1856, to Walter DuvalI Lo;
No 30i, to ThumRS Evsrt for $500 Lot
No. BOB, to Harden Kuhn, for MA. Frsc,
ticn OF lot No. y to Harden Kuhn Tor
81 800 Thirty-tour scres OF surface aud
coal privilege to Walter Duvsll, for
II 100. The homestead, oi 81 acres well
Improved, waa sod TO VIM. Clark. ol
Msrlinsvile for $1,000.
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Rnurih SireeI Church.

Last night quite y respectable number
Of people Interested in tho success Of the
Sunday Schools assembled at the Fourth
Street Church, DIR. 7. IL. Logan presiding
over the meeting. After singing, DIR
LYDIA followed in prayer, and Rev SnoG
grass read from the scripture. Daring
the evening Hon. @. ID. Hubbard, Rev.
A. X Rely and Rev. Geo, g. WIIding
delivered short addresses. A very hap
Ply and pleasant time was spent by those
present and there is prospect @. great
good resulting from these meetings
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SeriO,Is Accident,

sunday evening, Messrs. Geo. knight,
Frank Blake, JamOs Alexander, and Ort
Holiday, oil MoundsviIle, started from
nat pscs Tor this city, IN carriage,
propelled 10y two mHle power when
within short distance ol GonwoOd, the
mules became frightened NJ some cause,
AMI dashed of at p fearful rate OF speed.
The occupants were All thrown from the
vehicle and mere or less bruised, and the
carriage was totally demolished. Young
Holiday WAS seriously and perhaps fatal
IL injured, his face aud side being terri
BY decorated and bruised, And 1t ls
houCht internal injuries were sustained.
He WAS taken to his home at MoundsvIlie
coon after the accident, where proper
medical assistance WAS rendered.
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Consumption Can be CURED.
schencR's Pulmonic syrup,
Schencks Sea Weed Io9ls,

schenck's Pulmonic syrup, rr
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonlc ou,.
ESchenck's Mandrake Fills,
Are the only medicines that VIII S"s
Pulmonary Consumption. IN ,.O,, .
Frequently medicines that Will svoP =
,oush will occasion the deatn OF LILY Pc
tent they lock up the liver, stop LnSs S.r
! onlation OF the blood, hemorrnsxei % ,hs
ard fact 1, 5ns Sss slSs fI me Cough
iyer Complaint and Dyspepsia are Ine
csnses of two-thirds OF the cases OF So ". y
sumption. Many persons com otsin u " ~
duIl pain In theside, constipatlon, 49, 80
tongue, pain in the shoulder oiau ns. The
inoe of drowsiness and restlessness' tiIe
I'D living heavily on the stomach, nc
ts,,n panied with acidity and oeiehins up
these symptoms usually originate from
a iisorderct condition OF the stomach vi I"
torpid liver :, 49,, ,oLe ON. or
TWO heavy colds, and If the cougn IN tn ,he
rasas be suddenly checked, VIII nhu tn i
stomach and liver clogged, rehahLne
torpid and inactive, and almost peiots -,
they are aware the lungs are ai % ch
sores, and liberated, the result Oh WYNN
is death. =.
Schepck's Pulmonic Syrup is an eh-
nactorant which does not contain OPIUM
or anything calculated TO cheek co"s"
suddenly. -. ,isso,vas TN .
1aai mixes with the castle juices OF the
stomach, aids digestion, ana cIe"'eS
ravenous appetite. st,,r sol.
When the bowels are costlVe' Skin ea' :
low, or the symptoms otnerwlse W
bilious tendency, ScnehckS
Pills are required. .., ,,,i,,n,,
IbeSs meiicines are prepared only Dy
! II. SCHENCK & son,
e. cor Sixth and Arch SIS, fnlIa
And TOR sale by all druggists aud lss.s. - :
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War In fsayIi.

In that delectabie portion "t tho city
known to the initiated as Hayu 4
revolution broke out yesterday, which
was only quellod by the police making
al onslaught on the place and capturing
iour belligeient mokes, LIZ Barber
Matte Wilson, Geo. Kyle, aud another
name unknown, were the parties, all o.
whom were locked up. The parties did
not come to blows, but tho sir III the re.
gion Of Hsyli WAS black for while with
the foul inuehdoes given uttersnce to by
the arrnsLnd nArtles
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Done Some Good.

An individual living out the road \
short distsl &c, got very drunk \ short
time since, and lay down at the side of
the road and fell asleep. Some hunters
came along, with number of Young
rabbits, and put one IN his pocket. When
he swoke, he went around making in.
qurrles OF his friends as to what month il
was, and how long he had been ssIeep
He now AYERS that he will never taste
another drop, since the beasts of the field
want to make a nest of him. He is
keeping his promise.
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Disgusting.

A drunken woman attracted consider
able attention yesterday in front OF the
Mcclure House, while attempting To
board an Island street car. She fell
down at the first attempt, but, gathering
herself up, succeeded IN second attempt
in lodging her whisky-sosked carcass
sAlelY in the car.
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RAILROAD BONDS Generally strong.
STATE BONDs-Firm.
SToCKs-Dull. The morning market
WAS weak and lower, but at the close
there was general recovery, the last
quotations being about the highest OF the
day. The widest changes were IN
Illinois Central and Quicksilver com
mon. The decline in the former, early
in the day, was caused by the fall of l
per cent ut London. The market was
called brokers market. The transactions
aggregated 10000 shares, OF which
400 were Erie, $500 Lake Shore 1000
Northwestern common, $4,000 preferred,
1900 81. Paul common, 1000 preferred,
1000 Ohios $4,000 Delaware, Lacka-
WANNA and Western, 5000 Delaware and
Hudson, 5000 Illinois Central, and 5000
Western Union.
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Guaranteed Speculation.

500 invested by us in so days Strsd-
dies have made $3.50 500 have paid sl,7OO
in 80 days. We guarantee all 10 day Strad-
Al es money refunded If no profit Is made.
References given. Correspondence solicit
ed. WE. HCBBELL & co,
Mem GERS New York Mining stock Ex-
change, 46 Broad street, y. Y.
p o. ROY 26ls. ocllb
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, October 29.-MoNEY-
At 5@7 per cent, closing at 5 per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 7@9 per cent
Customs receipts S46S,OOO. The Az
sistsnt Treasurer disbursed $4,000
Ulesrings $l6O00,000 Sterling, actual
business, long 4S0l; short 485.
GOLD Opened and closed at 1923,
with sales during the day At u per cent.
Carrying rates to |! per cent. Boz
rowing rates l@2 per cent.
SILVER AT London SAID; here silver
bars l2l3 greenbacks; ll63 gold; silver
coin t94 per cent. discount.
GoyERNMENTs-Stea
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4 Mica Present

sunday evening asst, Miss Ida Beuter
daughter Of Mr.. joachim Beuter, WAS
voted handsome prayer book by the
ST. AlPhonsus Sunday School. The
book WAS put up and voted for, and the
person rsGeivIng the highest number
ct votes carried of the prizs, the whole
school competing Tor It.
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Niriaus Dog.

Mrs. Lewis Hartman Was bitten yes.
terday by vicious dog belonging to
James Philips. Her lett wrist was ter
rihly msngled BY the brute, although no
dangerous wounds resulted. Mrs. Hart
nan resides on Market street, between
E,urteenth and Sixteenth
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"A STITCH IN time save, nine" IS AN
old-tlhie sdsge, yet true one, rs may
verified by lho timely use OF McLsin :.
Wheeling Vegetable Pills, a few doses
of which will often save days and weeks
OF ianguishing pain, burning fever sRd
prostrating sickness, lhe result OF y billion 3
condition OF the stomach, for which the, O
pills ara y sovereign remedy.
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EnIInfaA cahOld.

While one OF the painters who are
painting Mr.. Noah Zsne's new house, at
Pleasant Valley, was at work yesterday
afternoon, on the scstfold used In putting
up the cOrnice, he knocked OF some OF
rns braces and let the scsffold fall. He
was not hurt, although he fell about 20
feat
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Real Estafe Transiers.

The following TRANSACTIONS IN real estate
were recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday;
Deed made October u, 1877, from the
Franklin Building Association TO Mar
garet Bott, for the west half oi lots Nos
ard 8, square 5, Eighth ward, for $500.
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Truth is mIgnty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest DR., Goods and Carpets are
nj j. W Frrr"I-. He has made some
neayy reductIuns: Best Prints, 4 to Il
cents; A ChinLz, cents; Table Linen,
70 cent? Crash, s cents. A Il other goods
n proportion
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On Sunday last, As Il Mr.. Storer, Wa
driving towards the city, near the Monu
uenL at Elm Grove, his horse left the
road and jumped the fence, breaking tina
harness very badly. The occupant
L,raned unhurt.
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We have seen the programme o! the
Benefit KAhih non ut Turner Hall,
Thursday M n, And we can freely ssy
that it is the richest and best programme
we ever seen in that Iise, and nobody
should fail to see the performance.
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IPInnerancP Talk

Frank d.. Hsss viii talk to the temper
snce people on.
Wheeling Union No received, last
nigh. i,om the festival committee $l6l.5i
as the result of their festival, with SONS
money vet out
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4t'heelinQ Grglstcr,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index New Advertisements.

Wanted BOsrdars
Ofsl-List, Davenport X Parks.
Notice Medical.
Turner Il Dillon .lywelers.
Complimentary Benefit.
Fall Styles Ws'i PaPcr-A. W. Paul
h Bro.
Silver Plated Ware-Jscob W. Grubh.
Hamilton Opera House Head of
Incal
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
to j. w. FERRELs.
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II you want 10 ret suited III pair Ol
Shoes, go TO Il. V. Blond's.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for 50 cents ut
j. w. FerrePs.
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AFTER the performance at Turner
Hall, Thursday night, there will be an
oyster supper on hand at any time.
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MOTHERS For Burns and Scalds,
REMEDY. Bites OF Insects, Poison by
Ivy, Froze Limos and Parts, DlschaIging
sores, Milk leg, Sore and Week Eyes,
Boils, Carbuuc.es, Felons and Styes, Sore
Nipples, Broken Breasts, Erysipelas, Acute
Pains, Headache, Earache and ToOthache,
Blind and Pleeding Piles, bleeding OF the
Lung Uterine HemOrrhage and inha-
nations and Ulceratiuns peculiar Ia
females. is SASFORn'S EXTRACT or WIG h
HAZEL. Ask for II, because II is better,
stronger and cheaper than any other, and
is warranted by Weeks & Potter, Whole
sale Druggists S60 Washington 81. Boston
Mass Ocllb
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Down Down! Down! - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound t. sell NJ some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
NAN and 10th streets.
j. w, FERRY,
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LAEsT STYLES OF Shoes Just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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Broke Down.

One OF the Bridgeport coal wagons
while driving over the street car trsck,
on the Island, broke one of the tires off
the hind wheel. The damage was soon
repaired.
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The cheapest shoes IL the city st l.. '
Blends.