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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-22

REFUSE4 TO ACCEPT THE AWARDING.
Jas. Cots, refuses TO accept the award
made by The jury on ThurAday, for the
building that stands on the site where the
?. W ~ Ky. Il. H. Co. want 10 erect their
passenger depot. MIR. Gotta says that the
building has been assessed ut twenty
eight hundred dollars, for the past ten
years, and that the owner has paid taxes
TO the county on that amount
for the time already designated. lie
also rays that lie now receives
Si75 rent per annum from the
building, which is about eight per cent
on $1,000, which amount he claims Capt.
John Mcclure offered him when the road
was frat started. lie applied to Judge
Boyd yesterday for new jury OF arbilefs,
and il he is refused this he will apply for
M Injunction. lie is determined in the
matter, aud will take the case to the Su.
prcmc Court Of the United States before
hegives up.
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AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Mr. William
McEuI,", well known and highly re-
spectacle citizen Of Est Wheeling, yes.
terdny morning made an Intellectual At.
tempt At self destruction, nj his residence
on lG,h street, opposite the East Wheeling
Cemetery. The event startled the entire
Cumnnnl'y, rs no reason could he as.
signed ins tho rash act. Mr.. MclInlee has
charge ii the mixing rooms at the
Centred Glass Works, position Of
muCh I,u,t and responsibility. Yes.
terday morning, upon arising, he
COmpIaiprl Of headache, and did not
go 10 work AZ usual About 10 o'clock
he went up stairs to his room to lie down
and II moment afterwards he was heard TO
fall to tit: floor. When his family enter.
ed the roam he was ying upon tie floor,
with Il severe gasIl in his throat, which
he hal inflicted with n razor. The
wound IS not considered dangerous, the
razor srvcring one Of the tcndons.
but mi-.ing the veins aud wind
pipe. DR.. Baird was summoned,
and rendered medical assistance, and
there il 10 doubt Of the patients early
recovery. Mr.. McEntee il about iiitv
year, Of age, and has Il wife and family.
lie isa man OF steady habits, aud easy
circumstances, and no cause il assigned
for his rash attempt at self destruction.
lie il perfectly conscious, but refuses to
give any reason for the act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-22

LINDSEY INSTITUTE NorFs. - The
Liudslcy Literary Institute boys held m
interesting discussion in their room yes.
terlay afternoon, the question being the
one now under discussion by the public,
viz: M to the uscs Of High Schools, The
youthful Judges decided, Of course, in
Iavor Of High Schools. The debaIers
were affirmative, John Baker and John
GIlchrist, and, negative, RobL. Mcclure
and John Greer. The merits Of tho con.
testants as speakers and logicians were 10
nicely balanced that tho Judges declined
to express amy opinion Us 10 their re.
SpeCtivC eXcCllenCieE, which WA scnsibIc
on their part. The hoyS belong.
ing 10 this society presented Mr.. Birch,
through Master Edward Tinglc, with a
handsome volume called "rhe Rhine II.
luslratcd."
The Young America Society boys prc.
scented their teacher, Mr.. Dickey, with n
number OF tokens OF their personal re-
SpeCt.
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PREFERRED TO REMAIN IN JArL-Gov.
ernor Mathews yesterday received tho
following communication from a colorctl
man who is confined in the county Jail at
Morgantown:
lbMe Honorable, The Governor Of The Stat,
Of Vest Virginia:
Your petitioner, n citizen of African
descent, having been sentenced to six
months imprisonment in the county iuil
and being quite comfortably situated and
engaged in literary studies, with ample
time and opportunity for innocent amllse.
ments; and rs his time will expire on the
10Th day Of March, 1878, month OF
storms and severe weather; and as he
very much fears the piercing bleak winds
OF March OIL his lovely and delicate
frame; and has even more than the pro.
verbal love OF his race for a sunny cline,
or warm corner, he therefore, most
earnestly and respectfully prays your ex.
Cellency to extend his time until the 10th
Of ApriI, so that the warm guns and grow
ing showers, 80 congcnial to his sensitive
feelings, shall greet his entrance again to
the world and society. DENNIS CLARK,
MoRGAETOwN, Dec. 20, 1877.
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PURE CANpIEs-As II il now the time
that all parents should be careful what
KIND Of candies they give to their chill.
drcn, We insert an interesting letter from
Mr.. Chm. L. Dwight, who analyzed a box
Of Mr.. Nenhausen's mixed candy and
testities that said candy was pure and
good;
WHEELING, WA, Dec. u, 1877.
Mr.. 4. Ncuharlsen, 1921 Markd &rra.
DEAR Still have made a careful
chemical examination Of the red and vel.
low ColorinE material left Mt my laboru.
tory, which is prepared for, aud used by
you, for imparting COlOrS to candies. /
have also examined several samples Of
your candies ColOred with this material.
! have found the Colors and candies TO be
cniireiy free from all metallic salts or mig
M,ents, or other injurious substances.
The coIoring il as represented by the
manufacturers, viz; n Lake, which il "A
compound Of An organic COlOring matter
with an Alumina base.
Very respectfully yours,
CHAs. 4. DwIdHT
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A GENTLE lIIST.-In our style Of eli
mate, with iIs sudden changes Of temIrra-
ture-rain, wind and sunshine often in.
terminglch in single lay-it is no
wouder that our children, friends and
relatives are so frequently taken FROM us
by neglected colds, half the deaths result.
ing directly from this cause. A bottle of
BosChee's German Syrup keptaboui Your
home for immediate Use will prevent
serious sickness, = large doctors bill and
perhaps death, hy the use Of three OF tour
doses. For curing Consumption, iI,mor-
rhages, PNEUMONIA, Severe Coughs,
Group or any disease Of the Throat or
Lungs, its success il simply wonderful, AZ
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup il now sold in every town and vii
laGC on this continent. Sample bottles
for trial, lOc; regular size, zoe. ecdGw
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HOME FROM EuRorE.-Mr. Hermann
ioeCkel, n resident Of our city, who has
been Sojourning in Der VaterIand' for the
past nine months, returned home yester.
day. On his return he took the steam
ship America, from Southampton, Eng.
land, and when four days out she collidel
with an Italian barge from Baltimore,
loaded with wheat, which sank ten
minutes after the collision. The Ameri.
Gu, after saving eleven of the crew OF the
sunken barge, returned to Southampton,
where Mr.. YoCckcl took the steamer
Oder and arrived in New York safe and
sound on last Sunday. Mr.. Herman
Gehringer, a resident Of Fulton, who has
also been in Germany for the last three
months, and Mr.. John Rehm, who went
10 Germany four years ago, accompanied
him on his return. The many friends
OF the gentlemen will be glad to know
that they have arrived home safely, look
ing as il their trip had done them much
good.
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LAsH's JEwELRY SroRE.-Mr. J. A.
Lash, at 1906 Main street, has very at.
trNctive display Of holiday goods, in the
way OF watches, diamonds, ieweiry, sill.
verWare, etc, Mr.. Lash is the only mem.
y 1er oil the old and well known firm Of ].
l. Scott ~ Co. now in the city, and haa
bni!t up NnexceIlsnt trade at his place Of
business. lie makes it an object to
please his customers, both as regards
quality and Price, and he ia known to be
II perfectly reliable dealer. No misrepre-
sensations are made by Mr.. Lash, and
whatever he advertiscs he will fulfill 10
the letter. Those looking for holiday
presents cannot do better than call upon
MIR. Lashand examine his choice stock Of
goods. There is no finer assortment Of
goods in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-22

"SpEAK A LITTLE LOUDER, PLEAsE."-
Practical jokes, when Of harmless char.
actsr and nature, afford considerable
merriment for the perpetrators and very
often the victims themselves Join in the
laugh at being "soId." One Of the sfore-
said harmless jokes took place At we'll
known citizens residence last evening
aud is substantially this: Several young
blOods, accompanied by young com.
merCial tourist from Cincinnati, started
out TO visit several young lady friends.
While on their way these three
worthless COnCOcted plan in which
the commercial tourist was to play
the role oil an extraordinary deaf
man. Arrived nj their destination the
usual introdnCtiOns took place and the
ladies were duly informed Of the unior.
Iunatc young mans ailliction. Presently
one Of the da'hing bellies captured our
deaf friend and quite mn animated con.
versatiOn Int least on the part Of the
young LADY, took place. "Yon'ie from
Cincinnati, believer" she shouted at the
top Of her voice, very nearly raising the
roof of the house and greatly
enlangering m excellent pair Of lungs.
Yes, indeed" replied the young rus
cal, "its the pretticst weather ever
experienced in my life for this time
Of year" And il was not until the
question was repeated several times
in battlefield voice, that IL rcspons-
RpOnslve answer was received. The con.
versatiOn continued on for some tune, the
residue OF the company in the meantime
discussing in an ordinary conversational
tone mot having the slightest idea that
they were Overheard) the unfortunate
condition OF "sIlch nice young man."
Several Of tho gentlemen, who
were in the joke, desiring to turn
the tables on this model jOkist,
indalged in II criticism of his per.
s0nNl appearance m follows: Said one,
"l'Il bet u nickel that shining ring on
his finger ia paste" "Yes," joined in his
compani on, don't that chain look like Il
ninty-nine center" Hasn't he got II
funny shaped nOse," Chimed in a tony
brunette, ut the same time nesting up
closer to her "big COUSIN" This unlock
ed for change in the programme put the
hard, hearing gentleman at iii ease;
his face assumed crimson hue,
at the same time he wriggIed about on
his chair "a II lac were sitting on n half
dozen s5Xl0 English needles. The young
lady who had been entertaining him, no.
ticing his flushed face mud his restless
movements, inquired at the top of her
voice, il il was too warm and il lie desir.
ed TO have one Of the windows opened.
"I.l-indeed-I.l Observation-Disclosures well
To-day" replied the crushed jokist, "come
gentlemen" he continued, al think We
had better go, iLH getting late" And they
departed. As the young ladies stood at
the door watching their rctrcating
figures vanish i'll the dark distance
an occasional phrase would come float
ing back to their ears such AZ, nice way
to treat fcllah," "too thin, We.
Good by old boy when you return to
our city, don't forget TO bring your tin
horn along,-ta, tn, skip lightly!
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USEFUL AND sEAsoNAHLE PRESENTS

USEFUL AND SEAsONAHLE PRESENTS
a Haselton Piano.
A Weber 81
A IIardman
a Woods Organ.
An Ohio Valley Organ.
a Bay State Organ.
An Estey ~ Co. Organ.
All reduced in price to meet the views
Of any one.
A nice Piano or Organ Stool or Cover,
some nice new Sheet Music, a collection
OF Piano or Vocal Music, u nice Accord.
con, Guitar, Flute, File, Banjo, Violin,
Mouth Harmonica, Violin or Guitar
Strings, Violin Bow, Violin Case, Concer.
tina, Jewsharp, Tuning Fork, Pitch Pipe,
Music Stand, Song Books, Dance Music,
Comic Songs, Instruction Books, etc ali
make useluland valuable presents, and al
Shields Music Store, Main St., all these
goods are 10 very cheap, no one can al.
lord to pass them by.
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WHAT il nicer than groups Of Rogers
Statuary, 10 he had nj lIuichins'.

UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS. - Great Bar
gaiaS.-JOhn ROemer, at 2Ol9 and 2O2l
Main street, has just received:
Twenty pieces Of Black and Colorcd
French Cassimeres at GOc, Zoe, soc, 9Oc
81 90 and 81 2j.
Fifty pieces of Fancy Dress Goods at
loo, l.lc, l5c, lSc, 20a and Doc.
One hundred dozen Of Ladies' anal
ChiIdren's Fancy and Plain Hose nj lOc,
l2lC, Zoe and 2jc.
CIoaks, ShawlS and TOYS at almost
your own price.
Good Carpet for l5c.
Good Ingram Carpet for Soc.
The largest stock Of Domcstics al very
low prices. Special attention to orders
sent by mail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-22

TIE sCnMULnAcn HOuAvEs Our
SMOOTING.--S Sergeant StoGI1er, Of the
schmnlbach HouNyeN, yesterday alter.
noon Ind n squad Of men out target
shooting, Al u distance Of 200 yards, Tho
following NcorO was made out Of posi-.
BILE fifty: Sergeant StOOlmr %, Corporal
Craner 30, Drummer Wilkinson %,
Private Wright 80, Private BarCSford 10,
Private J. Rouse, 30, Private r. Rouse, 20,
Private Williams II, Private Prayer 20
Private Bowers ..
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CONFEDERATE SCRIr.-We were shown
yesterday one Of the largest and doubt.
lcss the hest collection Of Confederate
scrip in this State. The money is in
possession Of Martin, of the Capital res.
taurant, and amounts to several thousand
dollars. lie has scrip from the dcnomina.
ton Of five cent piece up to 500, and il
il n real curiosity on which to feast the
eyes. The paper on which the engravings
are printed is quite common, but some Of
the enSravings are really fine and hand.
some. The notes in Martins possession
are on different banks, and show quite a
variety Of artistic skill, NJ we'll NJ Mar
tins ill.advised adventures and invest.
ments in the "lOst cause"
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WHOSE Is IT2--A cuIvGrt has been
placed across the National road, at BE-.
billions lane. which throws the water on
Mrs, llalra property. Tho county auth
critics claim that they arc not bound to
provide II passage for tho water down the
rOHd parallel with MH. Balls property,
because II ia not n county road, and yet
they for years treated ii M n county roud
by annually working il. II it Isn't n
county rOud what il in
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FLINT GLASS WORKERS. BALI.-The
glass workers Of Wheeling, Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry engaged in tGrpsicho.
reNn delights at Turner Halt last night.
A very enjoyable time was had by all
present. The different committees per.
formed their parts vel, and made every
thing IN pleasant n possible. Bircll's
IuadrillC band furnished tho music.
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CAMERoN.-Mr. D, p. Kinney, of Cam.
eron, wishes to notify the public that he
has now on hand n full line Of Christmas
toys, books, nc, which he will sell at city
prices. Mr.. Kinney has always on hand
" full supply Of fresh oysters, which he
sells Mt both Wholesale and retail. lie ia
also theagcnt for the DAILY INTELIIGEN.
GER III Cameron, and will deliver it ut the
homes of subscribers by breakfast time
every morning.
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AN EXAMPLE, THAT SHOULD M Fol.
IOwrp.-.Ihe Sabbath school connected
with ST. Mathews Church have decided
to take new departure this year in the
way Of holiday gifts. The usual Christ
mas tree ut tho Church, aud the presents
thereon for the children, have been dis.
penSed with, and the money that hns
heretofore been spent in that way will he
devoted 10 charitable purposes. This il
an example that should BIO followed by
other. schools.
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CRACRtD lIOILER.--A sheet in one Of
the boilers Of the steamboat NJ. S. Than.
hOuscr cracked on her way up yesterday
morning She was detained here until
late yes ,rday afternoon having it repair.
ed. by this accident n number Of ex-
cursionisis that were To have gone down
to MatomOr@ from BarcsvilIe, New
MNrtinsylIlc and Sardia were disappoint.
ed. They were to have ball ut MataInoras
last ni!ht, and CockayneE band was en-.
gagged for the occasion.
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iS 80 well known that It ia hardly ncCcs-
Rary for In to say much Of hia drug store,
corner Chapline and eth streets. Ilo has
n complete StOCk Of all the articles in his
line Of business, and We can cordially
recommend him M A No. | business man
aud ono who will not permit n customer
to leave his store dissatisfied. We max
our readers to call md examine his stock
Of fancy articles usually found in drug
AtOre; and II any should bC no unfortunate
aS 10 Ret sick, we know Of no better place
in tho city for fresh drugs.
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IT WASN'T A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
we'll known city gent received black,
friIzly rooster (Oi rare EpcCics) by OK.
preAs. Upon investigation, hCwcvcr, tho
rooster was discovered to belong to the
sex that lNya eggs. A capital joke on
"COon," who had named him "Fritz,"
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llArrY-rIDINGs Tor nervous Puil, rrrs
and those who have been dosed, drG.scd
and qnacked. pulvermacher's El,rric
ReltS eileCtually cure premature debit
ity, weakness and decay. Book and jour
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvFnMArmrE
GALvANIC Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. dAw
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rREupIuE often rules in tho physical
treatment Of Babies. They arc allowed
To suffer Nud scream with min from
Collie, FIalulOnCC, Bowel Disorders, etc ,
when some simple, reliable nnh sale RENE.
dy, M DR.. Bulls baby Syrup, would give
almost immediate relief mud perfect CasO
10 the little sufferer, Price " cents per
bottle. div
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CANDIES AND FINE GooDs.-persons
wishing 10 buy fine or common candy,
nice fresh nuts, choice raisins and cur.
rants, corned becf, pickles, or anything in
the confectionery or fancy grocery line,
will find n great variety OF the beat goods
at Peter W. BosIey's, No. 1924 Market
street, opposite the Opera House.
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DUPONTeS
Wheeling Powder Agency

have al oil times In Magazine a large
stock Of tho above celebrated Powder,
viz: Rifle, Sporting In oaus), Blasting
and Mining, In mOtnIlU packages, which
Twin sell at wholesale at manufacturers
prices, ! have Portable Magazines Of
different sizes for shipping and will dCIlv.
er FREQ on oars or boat. This Powder
Is uneQuaIcd in strength and quality.
jcii N. REILLY, sole Agent,
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ruE llcllNire LontlerspCaks Of n "waitcr
girl saloon" M the "most entiCing trap.
door to hell that thiS world has got up"
This II not very complimentary to n
great many other trNpdoors that aro
open, md supposed 10 10 great deal
morC attractive than the I,edixxenCt and
mcrctriciOuS faces aud arts Of lot Of
badly pOilCd doves,
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ADAMS e LUCAS invite attention to
their FISCHER Pianos, which have fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re.
mar kably low priCes. Also to their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale at
ADAMS " LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street,
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rnErARE roR rnE noLIpAYs.

This is certainly good advice, and those
who call upon MessrH. /. Blum Il Bro.
will find II 40. This firm offer special.
tieE in every department suitable for
holiday presents. The bargains they offer
in silks, dress goods, cIoaks.and furs can
not he cxceIled in the city. We desire
to call special attention to their prices,
which ARE published in another column.
Their stock Of lress goods they offer at
cost II any Of our readers wish II cash.
mere, pOplin, etc, they should call upon
this firm and get the benefit Of the rich
bargains offered. Special bargains IN
tnrs, a full line Of notions, and unusual
bargains in housekeeping goods are
among the attractions At |. Blum 4 Bros,
llOi Main street.
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ADMINISTRATIVE ArpoINTEp.-In tho
County Court yesterday Dora Kruken.
berg was appointed administrative Of tho
estate Of Christian Frederick Krnkcn.
berg, deceased. The bond was fixed nj
$500, and WIN, aclloCke WA the security.
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P0LIcE CouRr-Jmlr Grammar.

There was only one case before His
Honor Yesterday morning, viz:
George White, colOred fellow from
Grafton, was on "bust" Thursday night,
and away in the wee sma' hours made
such racket about the corner Of 10Th
and Chlpllne streets that he awoke Con.
stable iIamm from isslnmbers. Hamm
went ont and took him to the cooler.
White was fined S. and costs, and in de.
fault was committed.
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The work on tho south end Of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling Il Kentucky Rail.
ronn, through this city, Is progressing
rapidly, aud tho sound Of the pick and
shovel az they Interfere with tho solidily
Of the earth lhCrcAbOutS ia, indeed, graft.
lyinv,
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THE leading question about town now.
a'dayH ID, how do YOU stand on the In.
FAINT question? II mblic sentiment here
aboun will count beyond the vale the
infants will go up head on tho Day Of
Judgement.
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I.wTERs held for postngO in Wheeling
pOsIoIlice: y, G, Gates, Library, Cor
18th md Valiant streets, Louisville, Ky,
three cents; Patrick Clark, Elm Grove,
ono cent; WI, Clark, Late private Co. Il,
63d Pa. Vol, better directions.
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acknowledgement.
SATURDAY. DEC. :@ 1877.
New Advertisements.

wv" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Disciples Church.
Holiday GOods-C. T. Brues.
More New Goods-Turner 4 Dillon.
Special NotiCe-Joseph Graves.
Vases and Motto Cups-John Friedel.
Reed for Hats.
Photograph AIbnms-E. l.. NicOll.
Grand Social at .Etna Hall.
Chairs--G. Mendel, Booth ~ Co.
OtSl-D. C. List, JE
To Lovers Of Flowers.
Buildings and Building Material for
Sale.
Relief Pictures-W. s. Hutchins.
Christmas Presents .OxtOby d Duilield.
st. NiChOlas-C.H. Quimby.
New GoodS--GeOrge X. McMechen.
Collections-lI. +. SIeepuck.
List Of Letters.
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SPLENDID PIANOS AND ORGANs.-We
noticed llalletOn and lIarlman
Pianos, Estey and Bay State Organs being
unIoadAI ut Shields Music Store yester-
day, and we learn that the very low pri-
ces Sheib gives buyers have induced
very rapid sales for these standard mus
ical instruments,
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LOOK Our For THAT WnEcK.-rhc
wreck Of coal barge which hNa been
lying Tor some weeks near the Water
Works has moved down and settled in
the channel just north Of tho suspension
bridge. Bonts should keep to the Vir.
giniR shore,
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"@ngd " Mgh| iswhat DR.. Hull's Cough
syrup has been termed by parents, whose
worrying anil coughing children have
been SoOthel and cured, nnd secured
sweet Uunhcr Ivy using this excellent
remedy,
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QuAILs.-lINviug n contract to furnish
zoo broiled for one party will pay the
highest cash price for them until next
Monday evening nj 4 o'clock. a game
dinner will he served nj 10 o'clock sun
day evening. LARAMIE.