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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-17
acRnss TIE RIVER.
speciaIIy Reported for The Register.
BELLAIRE.

No ARRESTS made Saturday. Some
thing unusual. --
VIM. UNIELL, the man that was shot
by O'uonnell in Pittsburgh, is IN town
agar.
II Won wan No. l dish OF oysters
served in ans lyle you may wish, call at
lake bursts He sells the freshest and
finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.
RELLA1aE Chapter No. l07, Royal
Arch Mssons, elected officers on Friday
evening rs follows: j. A. Greenfield,
High Priest; Andrew Tolman, King
c. Bippus, Scribe; Joseph Mercer, Treas
urer; John L. Lane, Secretary. install
lation al the stated communication IN
January, 1878.
SATURDAY was quite 2 field day fo'
sports in this city. A team OF marAsmen
composed of eight of the best shots oil
the Matthews Light Guards, was pltted
against 3 like team from the Light
Guards OF this city. The shooting was
at distance of 200 yards-ten shots te
each man. The Wheeling team sue
ceeded IN carrying of the laurels, max
ing a total score of 1SS points, against
the ;Bellaire team of l56 points. Both
sides did excellent shooting, Lieutenant
Lynch and Private Morin taking a
bars-eye for Wheeling, and Lieutensnts
Little and Grafton Tor the Bellsire team
Quite a large crowd was in attendance!
and all expressed themselves as pleased
with the sport. We belleVe that Wheel
ing could not succeed in sending more
gentlemsnly and courteous team to our
city than the one that visited US Sstur'
day. We hope this sport, as yet in It's
infancy, may soon become frequent
recreation for tire military on both sides
of the river.
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wpa. TO Buy Tor Holiday Present

At Blun's: A cloak for SIS, So, So, $40,
ST., SIS, $lS, $40. etc.
At Bum: a cashmere dress for from
soc yard upward.
At Blum's: Beautiful English dress
goods at zoe, worth double NO old
stock, but goods just purchased for the
occasion.
At BUNS: A set of furs from 81 up
wards.
AT Blrms: A black gros grain silk at
astonighingly low prices.
AT BUNS: A striped silk at Sc per
yard, which others retail at 81.
At Blum's: A plain colored silk at
9Oc for this week only. Others sell them
at 81 rs and 81 35.
At Blum's: White spreads and
blankets.
At Blum's: Collars and cuffs. Silk
and linen handkerchiefs for ladies and
gents.
AZ BUNS: Shswls of every style, size
and price.
AT Blum's: Felt skirts from soc up
wards.
At Blum's: Where you cen find the
best assortment.
At Blum'S: Where you can always find
what they advertise.
AT Blum's: Where every I'm biased
mind will declare that no house in the
city gives as good value Tor the money
AT Blum's: Where new goods are
opened daily.
At Blum's; Where the great West
Virginia cloak emporium is, and where
there are over 500 cosks displayed.
Ladies, remember the above and see if
what we state is not true. |. Blum u
Bro, ll04 Main St.
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How IL Happened.

Saturday night was set apart by two
South Side parties to meet and arrange
for foot race. The time came and y
number OF persons had assembled,
Among the number were one Charles
Cool, Leonard Barrett and Rich Forsythe
Cool,-there is nothing in II name you
know wanted to be. FOrsythe that be
did not have $25, when Forsythe dis
played $3l. Cool, seeing the money,
made grab for and secured it. he
passed it to Barrett and both ran. Off
Ger Baird chased Barrett to the stone
bridge, where he WAS overtaken and
lodged in the lookup for hearing this
morning on a charge of violating the
4lst section OF the city ordinances.
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schenck,s Mandrake pills

Will be found to possess those qualities
necessary to the total eradication oil I'll
biliious sttack Ks, prompt to start the secre-
tions OF the liver, and give healthy zone
to the entire system. Indeed, IL is NO
ordinary discovery in medical science 20
have Invented remedy for these sluo-
born complaints, wi ich deveiope All the
results produced by q heretofore 1ree use
of caloniei,-a mineral Justly dreaded os
mankind, and Acknowledged To be oes-
tructive Ia the extreme 70 the hEln2n
system. That the properties oil certain
vegetables comprise all the virtues Oh
caiomel without its injurious tendencies
rs now an admitted fact, rendered lnuls'
pntable by scientific researches and those
who use the Mandrake Pills VIII De Iully
satisfied that the best medicines are those
provided by nature In the common herts
and roots of the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correc'
ALI bilious Heterogeneous without saliva.
ton or any of The injurious enects o.
calomel or other poisons. The secreuon
OF bile IL promoted by these pills rs VIII ot
$ zen by the altered color of the STOOLS, ano
disappearing of the sallow complexion
aud cleansing Of the tongue.
Example, directions for use accompany
each box of pills. Prepared only by j: ID
Schenck & Son, at their principal once
corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philade 81,
phia, and for sale by all druggists ana
dealers. Price 25cents per pox'
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stunned by IA Fall of Thirty Feet.

Last Saturday about IL o'clock in the
morning, two men, Bruce Cspito and
Charley Leedman, both OF them being
carpenters engaged in weather board
ing the new depot OF the Z. W. X Ky.
Railroad ut the foot Of Fourteenth street.
fell from an insecure scatlod about
twenty-five feet from the ground on the
west side of the building to the
ground below. Both of them seemed
very badly hurt when first picked up,
but after short time, they were able to
walk to their homes by the aid OF friends.
Charley Leedmsn seemed hurt the worst
of the two men.
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YHE COURTS.
saturdays Proceedings IN tie Dill
ferent Judiciary Bodies.
suPREME couRT JUDGES RAYMOND,
MOORE, GREEN AND JOHNSON.


MOORE, GREEN AND JOHNSON.
Pithole Creek Petroleum Company vs..
R,tteubouse. Writ county. Opinion by
Moore. Affirmed.
John Cartons administrator VS.. Ruii-
ner, Donnslly& Co. Kanawhs county,
two cases. Opinion by Moore. Reversed
and new Judgment rendered =
An appeal was refused in the case 0,
the American Bible Society vs.. Edmund
Pendleton, administrator OF Maria Coop
er.
Daniel Lamb and George Jetiers,
committee of two appointed to examine
the Clerks office; presented their report:
Tho Court ordered the publication OF
the eleventh volume OF the w. va he-
ports. ,.o
The usual allowances were MADE 10
the officers of the Court.
Adjourned to the first day OF the next
regular term, which meets at Charleston
Kanswha county, on the second Heones-
day in January next.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
The will of James Quigg, deceased, was
\
admitted to probate.
w. G. Handlsn was appointed admin
istrator. Bond $4,000, with }. >. Nam
John Waterhouse and John ID. Hobbs
sureties.
Caroline Reiber VS.. w. P. Hubbard,
special commissioner. Certified by
Justice W. w. Miller. Case reset Tor
trial for Saturday, 22d INST
Moses Ray We. VIM. Castor. Plea OF
not guilty entered, and leave granted TO
file special plea within ten days.
Lawrence Clark and M. Donavsn VS..
Nail City Brewing Company, in sssump-
sit. Judgment !or plaintiff for STD.
Defendant made motion for new
trial, which WIS taken under ADJUSTMENT
by the court.
The will of j. Sentlinger was admitted
to probate. Henry Helmbright execu-
tor. Bond $4,000, with Peter Bachman
and George Hook as surelies.
Adjourned until nine o'clock TINS
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
John Wilson, drunk and disorderly,
fined two dollars and costs. Committed.
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The Eighth ward Catholic Festival.

The Orphans festival, which was in
progress at the Church of the Immscu-
late Conception, during three days of
last week, closed late Saturday night.
Rev. Fathers Schleicher snd Reynolds
we're the contestants for beautiful gold
headed cane. The prize was carried of
BY the former gentleman, he having Sc
cured the greatest number of votes. The
festival was quite success in every re-
spect, but owing 10 the lsteness of the
hour Saturday night, our informant WAS
unable to ascertain the amount realized.
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Dropped Dead

Mr.. Donovan, who Is wei known
among most of our citizens, dropped
dead 1T his residence at Martins Ferry
on Friday evening. Daring the day be
hsd been walking about the town and
had visited the cooper shop in the after.
noon. Later IN the evening, and while
sitting in his room nesr stove he fell
from the chair in which he was sitting,
TO the aoor and expired almost lnstanta-
neousy. Mr.. Donovan has been an
employe in the Glass works NJ that place
for many years and WAS highly esteemed
by all VINO knew him. A wife and
family are lett TO mourn the loss OF 8
kind husband and irdulgent father.
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AT the Court Of king Edwin"

Mr.. Leighton hiss received from John
&. Whittier, "the Quaker Poet A
very graceful and complimentary. letter
expressive of his admiration of the new
DR. matte poem, "At the Court of King
Edwin" Mr.. Whittier regards it as an
Improvement upon "The Sons of God
win,' and is glad that it is the work of
al American Poet. Whittier uses, IN
letter-writing, the thee" and "thy" and
chou" which distinguish the dialect OF
'lhe Friends"
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A New Trial Granted .

The Court of Triers of Appeals, of the
NJ. f. Church Conference, which WAS In
session OF this city last week, examining
into the case OF Rev. l.. d. Caste, VINO
was dismissed at the last session OF the
Conference in Charleston, have granted
that gentleman a new trial before the
Conference which conveneS in Parkers
burg next October Rev. Casio con-
vluced the court thst he could produce
Dew evidence sufficiently strong to exon
crate him of the charge sci up against his
character. Prof. w. r. White acted 3,
counsel before the Triers of Appeals in
behalf OF the accused gentleman.
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kIYPK EnAa.


The MARKS at the landing last evening
showed feet inches in the channel
and falling.
The Thankhsuser is the Matamorss
packet this morning.
The Msilie Rsgon Is to-dsys Psrkers-
burg packet
The Katie Stockdsle passed down
about daylight yesterday morning, en-
route for Cincinnati.
The following packet boats arrived up
Saturday night, bound tor Pittsburgh
Carrie Brooks, from Gallipolis; Fannie
Tatum, from st. Louis, and the Salt VAL
ley, from lronton.
The steamer Exchange passed down,
en- route - Cincinnati, yesterday.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to-
day and will return tomorrow.
The Express passed up yesterday at )
o'clock +. NJ. She has changed her time
OF departure down from Monday night
until o'clock on Tuesday morning,
sharp. This will DO her regular time
until further notice is given
The +, II. Duffee was engaged yoster.
day losding 1900 kegs of nails at the
Riverside and Lsbele mills landings.
The Dutiee lett for St. Louis this morn
ing.
1t IS advisable for pilots of steamers to
keep a watchful eye on the suDken barge
at the foot of Cox's rifle, as the steamer
+. h. Duffee spent about eleven hours At
that point on her down trip Saturday
night.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati,
Saturday evening, with q good trip OF
freight and passengers.
LOUISVILLE, December 16.-Weatber
cloudy and warm. Departed Dora
Cobbler Evansville; j. w. Gsff and Mary
Houston, Memphis.
ST LOUIS, December l6.-Arrrved -
Fesrles: and EtDa, Wheeling. Departed
Fearless, Cairo. TIE river has fallen
ches. Weather cloudy ADD vely warm.
Business light.
MEMP5is. Decem Der IL River falling
steadily. Weather generally cloudy and
very warm. eparted-Coloraco ST.
Louis; Capital Git, Vicksburg; Susie
DIlNCI, %Nt" OIICtsLe.
EVANSVILLE, December To- Weather
cloudy and warm; iIghL RAIN this evcn-
ing. River IA feet inches and falling.
Up-Bolivar Cooke. Down-Grey Es-
gle, Mary Miller and Bowling Green.
There is very little business. The Miller
is at Rockport with Il broken shaft.
CAIRO, December l6.-Arrived -
Grand Tower, Vicksburg, Hilman,
n shville; Baker, It. Louis; Port Esds,
New Orleans; Parker, Cincinnati; Iron
Mountain, Pittsburgh; Norton, Ohio
river; Arkansas Belle, Evansville, Msude,
St. Louis. Departed -Bigby, Memphis
ldlewild, Evansville; Grand Tower, St.
Louis; Baker, New Orleans; Port Eads, st.
LOUIS; Parker, Memphis. River Is feet
and rising. Light rain.
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Held for Postage.

There are held at the postotHce the fol-
lowing letters, which will be forwarded
to their destination on receipt OF the nee
esssry stamps: jacob Bonestell, Bellsire,
o., cent; Luther Etzer, Island, city,
cent; o. Uthman, Island, city, cent;
w. r. Donaldson, Island, city, cent;
Martin Dtman, Island, city, cent; Dr..
A. Z. George, No. 90 Fifteenth street
2 cents; Messrs. K. n. Il q. A. Thsaker,
Martins Ferry, o., cents.
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b. Work.

During the past year, one hundred
cases have been decided by the Supreme
Court of this State, which closed Its SEES
sion here last saturday. The printed re-
cords and briefs Of the cases decided, dur
ing the year, amount to 5000 pages. The
written opinions will probably occupy
1000 printed pages OF the reports
SO one can readily see, that this
Judiciary body is kept very bury
having been in session almost the whole
OF the wear past.
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Trial Docket.

The following cases will come up for
hearing before the County Court to-
day:
Jas A. Cunningham We. A. Yoke.
A. H. Britt VS.. Thomas Hogg.
j. Mcconnell, appellee VS.. Fairfax &
JOY, appellants.
George Sauer VS.. J. II Watkins.
B. Ii RemOnd VS.. l.. =. Cornwall.
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aeeI. II42 MAIN STREET.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i appointed Executors Of the last will
and testiment OF William HuklIl, VI. D.,
deceased, and duly qualified as such, and
given bond in the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, notice IS hereby
given TO all person having claims against
the estate Of william Hukill, ". D., decd,
10 present the same, duly authenticated
10 tue unders gned executors for payment,
and all persons knowing themselves In
debted TO said estate, TO make INN diate
payment thereof 10 said executors.
MARTIN HUKILL,
JAMES HUkILL,
Executors.
l. c, WRIGHT, Attorney. del5
SE-Of superior ENGLISH manuisctu4~-
and Justly Gel eorated for Elasticity, Du
bility and Evenness OF Point. In 10 Num-
Ders.
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Election OF Church Directors.

The German Protestant st. Johns
Church held meeting yesterday, after
the morning service, to elect their officers
for the ensuing year. The result of the
election WAS: Lorenz Walther, President;
Theob. Molter, Vice. President; Fritz
Mugge, Secretary; Full. 7. Holman,
Treasurer; Carl Hoehle and Fred, Appel,
Elders; VIM. Meyer, Carl Meder, Adam
Elig and Peter Tiers, School Wardens.
These new officers will be installed by
the pastor OF the church on the first
Sunday in January.
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To reduce stock and raise money
will sell this week standard cloth prints
for less than cents per yard and all
other dry goods and carpets for less
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed In the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
o. Main and Twentieth streets. j. w.
Ferrel.
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MEATS AND LARD.

sugar Cured CanvaSsed Hams, Sugar
Cured CanvaSsed Shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar ured Dried Beef, fresh from
smoke. house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard In tierces, bar.
rels, halt barrels, kegs and paiIs, All at
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
1859 and 1911 Main street.
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EUREKA.

THE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE
i market and warranted 70 do all that
Is claimed Tor II. IL Is in universal use
throughout the East, and the city Of Pitts
burgh has adopted IL on all the street
lamps, and In all the public bniIdIngs,
and Is In use IN many private houses. As
10 being the
BEST AND Oh APEJ5T BURNER
To be had, the folio wing com PARSONS
endorse: The same pressure 10 zach burn
err an Argand burner gives IS per cent
more light than conn on Brass Fish
tail burner; a Lava Tip bras burner (no
check y per cent more; Ellis' patent ~
per cent more; the Eva IS per cent
more; and the Windsor patent 81 per cent
more. Thus you will see the Ellis equals
the Argand. the Evans gives 10 per cent
more light, and the Windsor le per cent,
proving itself the best burner In the mar
Eet. Having been appointed sole agent
tor the Windsor Burner, 1 now offer them
" the cities OF wheeling. assuring them
that II is all that is claimed Tor II, and no
one using gas can afford 20 be without
them. Also new and complete assori.
ment OF Gas Fixtures, Lead, Stone and
lion Pipe, Brass Work ofall descri pti0ns,
and ali articles 70 be found IN a hrsi class
Plumbing and Gas Fitting establish h snt.
OSCAR sEELEY,
decIOy zll2 Main street
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FISH.

Mackerel, Nos. /, 2and 4, In barrels, "a,
barrels and kits; Lake Herring 10 hAi
and quarter barrels: Salt Watsf h'ffLt
In barrels and hall barrels: IN store ALl
for sale by Mr. LILY,
Iunll 1909 and 1911 Man street
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MafeIesee CI0nks.

Ladies, we have the finest and hand
soonest styles of Mstelesee cloaks in the
city, entirely new patterns, and as we
Manufacture our own, East, we guarsn tee
to save you from $500 TO $1,000 on every
garment, besides giving you better styles,
better made goods than Others. Every
visitor of our Closk Emporium will say
that we carry the largest and finest as
sortment, so if you have not yet got your
cloak, make il Your object to come snd
see difference IN our styles and prices,
and you will be blessed. l Blum x Bro.
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Fruits, JelIies, Buiters, DC, tor the
Holidays.

Atmore's and Anderson 6 Campbell's
mince meats. Agents for Ritter's fruit
buffers and jellies, in wooden and tin
p lis. Also agents for SchlmmePs fruit
buffers. A full stock of Jersey crsnber.
RES, raisins, currants, prunes, Goshen
and Schweitzer cheese. A full line OF
heavy groceries at lowest market prices
at A. Z. Egerter & Co.'S.
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sCHMuLBACH ZoUAvEs.

Capt. +. +. Miller, of the Schmulbach
Zouaves. took out squad of his COM
pny to the Mt. De Chsntal grounds,
Saturday, for target practice. Seven
rounds each were fred, at n distance OF
$50 yards. Taking into consideration
that this was the first attempt of the
"Zoozoos," the score was very good. Out
of a possible 35, the following is
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NEW CROP NEW ORLEA's

SUGAR and NOBASSFot. Just r'cs.''H,
lot OF stric ~ prime New Urthn' -'t.
and Moias,es, which are offered ~ W
trade al low figures NJ. HEIb|'
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Cashmeres, Silks and Other Dress
Goods.

During this week We offer our entire
stock of the above at cost. You may
rely on it that our cost price is low one,
as every one knows how cheap we nave
sold those foe goods during the sessoR.
Unusual secrets OF the prices OF Cash
meres, Silks, Brocsdes, Mstelesees, AL
pacss, etc., can be learned By calling on
l. Blum L Bro.
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ChIckCn sEieying.

Saturday night some thief or thieves
entered the residence of M. August
Mugge No. 2l27 Eotf street, and stole
six chickens from = coop, two ducks and
two pheasants that had been prepared
for cooking. A sharp lookout Is Kept Tor
these petit thieves, who will be punished
when caught
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Sales ROstnOnR<I

The sale of the Cushing mill property,
on Water street, which was to have been
sold by Auctioneer Hervey lsst Sstur-
day, was postponed by him until next
Saturday. The sale Of the Vol,z prop.
erty, No. 2225 Eof street, was also post.
poned by Mr., Hesvey until the same
dsy
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ShOniIng Match.

Lieutenant Lynch's squad from the
Mathews Light Guards, SIX in number,
went t. Bellaire last Saturday, to prac-
rice at targets with An equal number OF
the company at that place Our boys
beat the BeIisire boys by score OF lSo
IN lhR
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BAKERS Cod Liver Oil, Lime, and
Wild Cherry increases flesh wonderfully,
and gives the Consumptive a new lesse
of life. Pleasant as syrup or cordial.
John &. Baker Il Co., Philsdelphis, and
druggists generally.
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Demolished.

A shsnty at the head OF Twelfth street
WAS rsided by officers Robinson and bet.
ia bsugh, Friday night, and totally de-
nohshed. This place, like several 9TH
ers in the city, Is resort where men and
Young boys go TO CarOIsc.
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NaIe OF Real EnInte.

Last Saturday, auctoneer w. II. Hal
Ter sold at public sale, lot No, 2, on the
South side OF Twelfth street, to the Nail
City Building Association, for $2,l75
Also the Bradley Wheat estate composed
OF lots Nos. Z, 8, and part of No. 9,
with three tenement houses to the Frank
liz Building Association for $500.
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81. AIphonsus Festival

The Orphans festival will com mence
at st. Alphonsus Hall, South Side, this
evening and continue three evenings in
succession. This is direct appeal to all
chsritably disposed people, and should
be we'll pstroniEsd.
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NJ a H tt -

30. .IlI55 Market ST. is che only dTSt-
class Restaurant in the city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms Tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of a home, com oined with the
best cuisine that can be found in the city.
He keeps ON hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, FISH, oysters,
came, and everything in season, ana
serves 1t up in manner uneXcelled IN INC
country. He can be relied upon always 10
furnish every thing first-class. lel6
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DUPONT'S WHEELING POW.
DER AGENCY.

L ZINE large stock of the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, SPORTING, in
cans. Blasting and Mining, IN metallic
packages which / will sell at wholesale AT
manufacturers prices. / have portable
magazines of d ffeTent sizes for shipping
and Will ieliyer tree on cars or boat. This
Powder Is unequalled In strength and
quality. N. REILLY,
Sole Agent.
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MALAGA Grapes, California Pears,
French Prunes, Lemons and Oranges,
fresh Cocosnuts, always on hand at 1919
Market street, Schulz's Confectionery.
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Ehuunll sut-

LAST Friday, while working at the Gig
saw" of Holidays plsneing mill. Johnnie
Lutz met with the painful accident of
having one of his thumbs badly cut.
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Goto j. w. Ferrel's store this week
for dry goods or carpets II you want a
bargain.