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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-27

Yesterdays Proceedings In the Dii
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY coURT.-JUDGE BOYD

In the case of w. Toner VS.. Henry
Hellebrand, certified to court by Justice
Mix, judgment was rendered for plain
tiff for 1914.
The case of Ransom Baxter VS. Henry
and VIM. NJ. Mccoy, certified to court
by Justice Gillespie, was dismissed.
The case OF Catherine Hoffman vs.
VIM. Toner, certified TO court by JUS
tice FORBES, WAS dismissed at cost Of
plaintiff.
The case of }. J. Forster VS.. Kate
Burrell, certified to court by Justice
Caldwell, WAS dismissed ut cost of plain.
TIT
IN the case of Lewis IL Woodmansee
VS.. Fred Gruber, verdict was rendered
for plaintiff.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CeURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
The following business was transacted
by this court yesterday:
Patrick Cation, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed.
Henry Braehler, disorderly, fined five
dollars and costs. Paid.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
BELLAlRE.

THE Centennial Hotel has changed
hands.
SMALL thieving is becoming quite fire.
qucnt III this city.
THIRTY-Two voters were registered IN
this city last Friday and Saturday.
THERE was no session of the Council
last Tuesday night, as quorum could
not be had.
WHY is it that the street cars are so
frequently detained at the first switch
below Benson's Ferry2
G. Ii. MOORE, of Columbus, general
insurance agent, and Capt. Alex. Cope,
Of the same city, were in the city Tues
day.
THIEVES entered Mr.. George Muth's
butcher shop, Monday night, and stole
there rom lot of meat and several
knives.
Mr. MEREDITH, of Marietta, o., is at
the Globe house. Mr.. Meredith is one of
the bidders on the erection of the tobacco
warehouse.
Mr.. STEPHEN GREssINGER an Old
! newspaper man of st. Clsirsville, and
formerly editor of the Gazette, was in
the city, yesterday.
TIE Democrats of Wee Gee held q
meeting Tuesday evening, which was
addressed by Hon. Ross Alexander. The
meeting was well attended.
If you want No. dish of oysters
served in any style you may wish, call
at Jakes bursts. He sells the freshest
and finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.
w. D. BLACKSTONE had his right foot
severely burned. last Tuesday morning,
at the Window Glass Works. Mr..
Blackstone left for his home in Michigan
yesterday.
MRS. TROLL, consort of Charles Troll
of this city, died very suddenly Monday
evening from heart disease. Her re-
mains were inferred at the German
cemetery last evening.
AFTER long and protracted illness, a
beautiful canary bird belonging to Mr..
John r. Cow, of the Leader, died yes
LcIlaN. iuO IibblC eOuSeIOi 10
very much regretted by both Mr.. Cow
and others.
Mr.. JACOB BAUM, butcher here,
came very near being drawn into a
sausage machine, Monday evening. An
apron, which he was wearing at the time,
was torn from his body.
THE bids for the erection of the To-
bscco warehouse were opened here Tues
day evening, but have not been awarded.
AS yet the highest bid amounts to $l9,-
500. Ten days have been taken to con-
slider the bids.
Mr.. JAMES PATTERSON, who has
rooms at the Continental, had the same
entered Monday evening by thief who
stole gold watch belonging to Mrs.
Patterson and about $50 in cash, and
other articles of value.
Mr.. MELVIN BLACKBURN met with the
accident of having his face and arms badly
burned at the Goblet Works last Tues
day morning. The accident was caused
by the explosion of can OF benzine,
which he was engaged in emptying into
another vessel.
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pRrsBYTERY OF WASHINGTON.
second Days Proceedings.

Second Days Proceedings.
The Presbytery OF Washington met al
ter recess at 81 A. NJ. yesterday, aud WAS
opened by prayer by the Moderator.
The report of the Judicial COMMITTEE
recommending that inasmuch as the
monetary disagreement between Kew: D..
B. Stevenson and .hs Church OF Won
River was of private nature, this fres-
bytery take no action in tie matter, anu
that the disagreement of these parties be
no bar to the settlement OF a pastor, was
read and adopted. ~,
A call from the Church of Cross Creek
for MIR. VIM. 81. McGsughey, a licentiate
OF another Presbytery, to become their
pastor, was presented and retained until
he should unite with this Presbytery.
Mr.. McGaugbey will be the successor OF
DIR. Stockton, who ministered to that
Church fifty years.
Rev. John Brown, called to the United
Churches OF Wolf Run, Allen Grove and
Limestone, was permitted to retain the
call, for consideration, until the meeting
of the Synod.
Mr.. &. 2. Blayney WAS examined and
passed his trials for licensure.
The Conference, on the supJect OF
Personal Conservation" was opened by
the Moderator and continued in brief
addresses by Messrs. MARQUES, 5. +.
Grier, Graham and Hervey. A good
audience was present during this confer
ence, and an excellent impression Was
( made.
The Committee on General Assembly
reported, calling attention to the dlrec-
tlons OF the Assembly needing the &C
tion of the Presbytery. The Presbytery
then took q recess until l:3O p. NJ, DUR
ing which the members partook of an
excellent dinner at Mrs French's After
recess motion prevailed postponing
further consideration OF the subject OF re-
duced representation to the next meet
ing. The overture from the Assembly
proposing judicial commission Tor the
trial of all cases carried from the Synods,
except those involving doctrine, was
taken up and dismissed and answered IN
the affirmative. Mr.. Z. 2. Blsyney was
then licensed TO preach by the simple
but appropriate rite of the Presbyterian
church. The conference on the general
subject OF Missions, WAS introduced by
DR., Cunningham In q very effective and
suggestive speech, followed by Or.
Brownson in an able and interesting sd-
vocacy of the employment OF women in
missionary work Committee on Sup
pl es reported supplies for vacant
churches. A committee consisting OF DIR,
McCarrell, w. f. Hamilton and j. ID.
Mofett, was appointed to cOdiiy the
standing rules of the Presbytery
By a standing vote the thanks
OF the Presbytery were given to the
church Tor the handsome manner in
which they had entertained the men,
bers, after which the Presbytery adj
jOurned.
Mention ought to be made OF the beau
tiful decorations of the church with
choice flowers. This, with the charming
location, fine weather, and the Kindness
OF the people, contributed to what was
universally felt to be one of the pleas.
antest meetings it has been the fortune
of the mem bers to attend tor some time
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SMALL. TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
tBtyl In and About lOwp.

Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
tysI In and About lOwn.
: FLOUR is higher.
GRAIN has an upward tendency.
Two marriage licenses issued yesterday.
HUBBARD bought 1.-THE evening
paper.
"a TRIP to the moon" tomorrow
night.
THE Municipal Court has adjourned
till court In course.
TIE work of raising the Cathedral
steeple thirty feet higher is progressing
THE Standard was sold at auction yes.
terdsy, and several parties mourn the toss'
ALLEY b, between Twelfth and Four
teenth streets, is in quite filthy condi-
| ton.
THE Committee on Finance and Ac-
counts of the Board of Commissioners
meets to-day.
The tempest has taken the Telegrams
nlsce in the Sunfish trade until there Is
more water.
TO-DAY is the anniversary OF the bat
tie of Fort Henry, fought here one hun.
dred years ago.
The Nail City boat club yesterday re-
ceived their new boat house from the
/ hands OF contractors.
A COUPLE of new fire plugs have. been
nut in on Chapline street, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets.
THERE will be another excursion to
the Pittsbur exposition, over the Cleve
land and Pittsburgh road, next Tuesday.
THE 1T" head of the steamer Phaeton,
broken the other day, is repaired, ana
her regular trips will be resumed to-day,
AT Frank Walters last night a large
crowd was assembled. The music by
Krsu er ard his band was excellent, and
all present enjoyed themselves hugely.
A GENERAL reunion of the Methodists
o. this city is to be held at the Fourth
Street Church next Sunday evening, at
which time communion services Will be
held.
The case OF the State against Mrs.
Tape before Squire MIX, Tuesday even
ing, WAS settled by bonding her for
six months in the sum of $50 for her
good behavior.
CHRIS. SIEBKE will give a concert at
his saloon, one door below the Opera
House entrance, this evening. Kramer
with his full orchestra will "spief out all
his new music. The friends and patrons
of the place are invited.
NoTICE has been served on saloon.
keepers that Nail City beer can hereai-
ter be had for 81 90 per keg. Now give
the boys two glasses for five cents, and
Rome will howl with the etfervescing
luxury.
THERE will be temperance meeting
at OTIS hail tonight. Address by Mr..
George holIinger. 10 be followed by
brief experience speeches by reformed
members of the Union.
WE were informed last evening by q
prominent officer OF the order OF Drulds,
that there has never been more than five
subordinate G. yas OF the order IN this
State and thai lily two of these Groves
have surrende u their charters.
ABOUT two months ago John Hazlett,
IT., was arrested and taken before Squire
Wait, tor misdemeanor. The Squire
gave him two months in which to pay
tie costs and fines. Not having COM
piled with the contract, he was arrested
yesterday by constable Cooper and lodged
! i'll Jail.
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Ruruedby Powder.

Y ,,orday morning Mrs. Luke Steph-
ems. residing on Market street near
Twcuty-third street, was severely burned
bv powder. 1t seems that Mrs. Stephens
had gotten a csnteen OF powder, and
poured some o! it into her right hand
and was in the act of putting it into a
cooking stove to clean out the SCOT, when
il ipnited and extended to the powder
can, bursting it. She was badly burned
about the shoulders, neck, hands and
arms, and the left hand was badly laser
ated by the explosion of the can. Her
clothing was set on fire, but her son sue
c,eded in smothering the flames by
throwing quilt over her. AT last &C
counts the lady was suffering very much
from the accident.
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rna Cnea,est Roofs the Gravel Roof


George Orumbacker, 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 a
process that frees it from OIL and benzole,
and no matter how great the heat, i, will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at the lowest rates. This roof has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postofice or
call at his establishment, head OF 18TH
ard Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended TO.
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improvements.

Mr.. John Stallman, yesterday, made
the first demonstration looking towards
the erection of fine residence at the cor
ner of Ohio ana South Broadway streets,
Island.
MIR. j. M. Brodle is building a store
house at the corner of Market and Twen-
ty-third streets.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet scant and falling.
The Science left for Parkersburg at the
usual hour yesterday morning.
The Market Boy departed for Msts-
moras at IL o'clock yesterday.
The Rsgon will be to-dsy's Parkers.
burg boat.
Captain Asa Booth informs US that as
soon as there is enough water the Ex-
press will enter the Pittsburgh and Gin.
cinnati trade, leaving Cincinnati on
Thursdays and Pittsburgh on Mondays.
The j. II. Mcconnell brought barge
up togo on the dry docks, last evening,
The Abner O'Neal, while on her re-
turn trip to Steubenville yesterday,
stuck high and dry near the upper point
of the Island. She was delayed for
some time.
by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, September 26-River 4
feet inches. Weather cloudy and warm.
PITTSBURGH, September 26 River 8
inches, about stationary. Weather clear
and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September 26.-W cath
er clear and warm. Canal 5 feet 3 inch
es and falling.
CAIRO, September 26-Departed-
Jas. Howard, New Orleans; Grand
Tower, st. Louis. River feet 10
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, Septembe 26.-W Gather
clear and cloudy; mercury 81. River 2
go feet and stationary. Up-Msggie
Smith. Down-Rspidan, Silver Thorn,
Fawn. Business dull.
ST. LOUIS, September 26.-Arrived-
War Eagle and Sesmet, Keokuk; Tidal
Wave, St. Paul. Departed-War Eagle,
and St. Genevieve, Keokuk; Lewis,
Kansas City. Weather cloudy and hot.
River has fallen 2 inches.
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ForestaIIing The Markets.

Complaints being numerous as TO the
torestslling of the market, we yesterday
visited Market Master Bentz, and from
him learned that such was indeed the
case, but that under the existing ordi-
nance it could not be stopped. The man.
ner in which it is done, he says, is as fol-
lows: A farmer will come to market
with a load OF produce, and if a person
desires to purchase 1t and remove 1t to
another stall for the purpose of reselhng,
the produce is forthwith moved, and if
the parties are arraigned before the court
on the charge of forestalling, the claim
is made and sworn to, that the articles
sold had been engaged before hand.
This claim, under the ordinance, clears
the parties of the charge of forestalling,
and leaves the market master powerless
to prevent il. We understand, how
ever, that the Council Committee on
Markets are looking into the matter and
will endeavor to so amend the ordinance
as to cover all present deficiencies.
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Collision.

Last Tuesday night two trains, one a
freight and the other "ballsst" train,
colided at Board Tree tunnel, on the B..
IL o. railroad, which resulted in some
slight damage TO both trains The fire.
men aud engineers of both trains jumped
oil ard were somewhat bruised by falling
on the ground.
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STEUBENVILLE STRIKE.
A FruisIess Effort 10 Man the Mines
with New Men-Miners Mas
ters ofthe SituatiOn-Ehe
Strike Snreading.

OF the Steubenville strike, the Cincln-
matt Enquirer says: The Gravel Shalt
is still the central point of interest in the
miners strike-tne only shaft that there
has been an effort male TO supply the
places OF the strikers with new men.
The mine has been carefully guarded by
the strikers, who determined forcibly to
resist the entrance OF the new men. As
predicted. the new men tried TO 90 10
work again Tuesday morning, and about
one hundred and seventy-fVe miners as
scmbled and formed line. Mayor Irwin
then approached them and read the riot
act, and ordered the mob to dlspersc,
but Ms he has no force TO dis
perse them with, he was greeted with
iters and was called upon to dispense the
id blacklegs. The mayor then retired.
Shortly after, Sheriff johnson and Pros
ecuting Attorney Ong appeared, and the
new mcn made another attempt to pass
through the line, IN the wake of the
sheriff, but rs soon as the sheriff walked
through the gap that the crowd opened
for his passage, 1t was Immediately
closed and the men were ordered to stop.
The sheriff and prosecutor explained the
law, and the consequence in case of It's
violation, after which they retired, lcav.
ing the mob masters OF the situation.
Up to this hour, seven o'clock P. NJ, the
authorities have not taken any further
action. The miners NJ WintersvllIe
struck this evening. This cuts oil the
supply of coal for the Oil City water
works.
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Large Pumpkin.

Messrs. Bachman Il Dirst have on
exhibition at their place OF business 9
pumpkin weighing u! pounds 1t is OF
the seven yesr' variety, and WAS raised
by MIR. Coon Lash at the upper end OF
IT," Island The seed for this mammoth
pumpkin was obtained from Mr.. Thorn
~ Hora brook, VINO introduced them in
this vicinity.
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at'heeling Gegistrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Pubic Sale Of Ohio County Farm.
Administrator Notice.
The Gardeners Speak,
Hamilton Opera House-Trlp to the
Nj Don.
NO.icc-Wm. Hsrtenstein.
Grand Concert-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Silver Plated Wsre-Jscob w. Grub.
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Wheeling Stock Yards
WHEELING, September

WHEELING, September 26.
Live Stock received at the Wheeling
Stock YARDS during last week:
Cattle-7S head; sold from 81 to 44c.
Hogs-23l head; sold from to SIC.
Sheep-2l head; sold st &c.
One very fine lot OF hogs, bought by
Mr.. Schenk, averaged 325 pounds.
VIM. BAYHA.
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Going Gone.

The evening Standard printing office,
was put up for sale at the Court house
yesterday morning, by AuctiOneer Her
vey. Alter crying" about an hour on a
bid of 5000, the sale was adj ourr ed till
afternoon, but no higher bid could be
secured and the property was "knOcked
down" to Chester ID. Hubbard for the
above amount.
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Marine.

SAX Francisco, September 26.-
Cleared-Ship Ivy, Queenstown.
New YORK, September 26.-Arrived-
Steamer State,Of Georgia g. from Glasgow.
NEW YoRx, September 26.- Arrived
Steamships Herder, from Hamburg,
Ethiopia, from Glasgow.
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Target Practice.

Several members of the Mathews
Light Guards were out practicing yester-
day, and the highest shot was twenty
SIX. as will be seen by the following
target, the different spots counting MS the
figures III the circles indicate, and the
bulPs eye counting five:
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
At j. W. Ferrops. He has made some
heavy reduea"9-: Best Prints, 4 to =
cents; A Chr,Z, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents Crash, = cents. All other goods
n proportion.
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PITTSBURGH, September 26.-Petro-
leum-Firm; crude 81 45C92 Az at Par
ker's; refined l55c for Philadelphia de-
livery.
ST. LOUIS, September 26.-Hogs-
Steady and unchanged; S. O065 60, out
side for extra.
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"IriD TO the Moon

Tomorrow night Jules Verne's "Trip
to the Moon" will be produced in shadow
pantomlme at the Opera House. Verne's
stories have heretofore beer drsmatized
with striking effect, and the "Trip to the
Moon" should not be an exception. The
production OF the play will he urdcr the
supervision Of Prof Won HsrdWlsg.
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EdITorin Trouble.

CINCINSATI, September 26.-Harry
Levine, claiming to be the editor of the
New York TRADE Journal, was arrested
this morning, charged by NJ. D. Norton,
u salesman for q Chicago house, with
getting him drunk and robbIng him of
one hdndred dollars.
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SOMETHING extra ace IN child's wool
hoods and sacks, vnd other woolens. A
very large assortment Of ladies and chill
dren's wool and cotton hose, including
the newest shades, Nile green, orange
salmon, &c. A complete line OF ladies
and children merino underwear, at Il,
Swabacker's, LOCI Main street.
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t. SwABACKER has just received u new
ial! stock o. dress trimmings, comprs-
ing in part black silk hand made fringes,
worsted fringes, piece velve.s very
cheap, galcon trimmings and,buttors to
match, piece silks, in black and coiors,
atp
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Small Musical InStrum ents.

DO not forget the sale of these articles
At Sheibs Music Store, on Main street.
Great bargains are obtained there every
day, and the sale lasts but a few days
longer.
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Down! Down! Down. - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell al some price
whether the mills rua or not. Corner
Main and 20th streets.
j. w. FERREL
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Eye Hurt.

A boy by the name of john Scsrry,
mad mis- eye badly hurt at the Belmont
coal bank last Tuesday evening by beng
struck with small piece of coal.
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THE newest in ties, bows, black lace
scartings, Clair de Ia lune jet vellings,
silk and linen scolloped hsndkerchiefs,
Irish guipure collars and cuffs, Kid
gloves, belts, &c, at l.. Swabscker's, 1901
Main street.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
In J. w. FERRELs.
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, at l.. V
Blends.
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TIE finest Shoes kept in the city at L
Y. Bonds.
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If you want to get suited IN par OF
Shoes, 90 to Il. Y. Blends.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Blends.
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From the above.it will be seen that
the Mathews Light Guards have high as
pirations, and their shots take effect high
up in the world.
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GORGEOUS street Pageant

Isas
OF the
attending transportation and daily exhibition Will only pl ~
all lines
at greatly
tie Pavilion It's horr
nj
Ihipn
slight
Sic tore,l2
dani slinRton
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE,

tpaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. MIL
tSteubenvllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backward ana
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, EJnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter Fri
day, May d, 1871:
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blends
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The cheapest.shoes IN the city at l.. '
Blends.
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DR.. S. D. MARTIN,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,
Makes "A speciality of treating Chronic
diseases. Having had a large experience
in treating diseases, have been able TO
perform cures when MI other failed.
Otiic" No. jlj North Main st., between
5th and 9Th, Wheeling, w. Va.
n. Decentralization free. sp25
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Coop black Nd Gloves for 30 cents at
j. ~. EerreIs
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VECETIME.

Thousands will bear testimony It
IL Voluntarily that V"gctfHr i.. ..
medical compound yet placed .r''
public for renOyatng and Pudi n'
blood. sp.'