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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-02
Personalities.

Manager Hamilton, Saturday, tele.
graphed to Cincinnati for Baldwin, the
spirit exposer," to expose At the Opera
House the McComas and Duvsll farm
manifestation.
Mr.. Michael Edwards, OF Wheeling, Is
visiting mis- brother, George Edwards, OF
this place. He is accompanied by his
wife who has been in very delicate health
for some time past-MoundScilts Gazette
Mr. John Maxwell, the Pittsburgh boat
builder, Is In the city.
Mrs. Good, mother of the Hon j. II.
Good, of this city, died Al her residence,
yesterday morning
Miss Minnie Jones, formerly OF
Wheeling, but now of MesdviIle, Pa,
is visiting friends in this city.
AT Little Washington, Saturday Miss
NOrs Tootnman committed suicide at the
residence of Hon. John 5 Ewing, by
taking arsenic. She had been living with
the family OF Mr.. Ewing tor year, and
formerly in Fairmont, w. Va. She is
about twenty years of age. UnrequIted
affection WIS the cause.
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81, scurxcxp pULnoNIC SYRUP

SEA WEED Tonic, AND MANDRAKE PILLS
These medicines have undoubtedly per
formed more cures of Consumption tnan
any other remedy known TO the Ahherlcah
nublic. They are compounded oi Vegeta-
HE ingredients, and contain nothing
which can be injurious TO the human con
stitut2on. Other remedies advertised ~
cures for Consumption, probably contain
opium. which is a somewhat dangerous
drug in all cases, and II taken Freely oy
onsumptive patients, IL must de gres' ~
.ury. for its tendency is 10 CONNIE vi
morbid matter in the system, whlcn,
course, must make cure lmposslols
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is warrahteu
not TO contain a particle of opium IL Is
composed OF powerful but harmless heros,
which act on the lungs, liver stomach auu
blood, and thus correct all moroid secIe-
tons, and expel ali the diseased matter
from the body. The e are the only means
Dy wi ich Consumption can be cured, aE9
as Schenck's Puimonic syrup, sea "eSu
ionic, and Mandrake Pills are me oIlS
medicines which operate in this way II II
obvious they are the only genuine cure
for Pulmonary Consumption. Each Dot-
tie OF this Invaluable medicine Is accom-
panied by full directions. DR.; Schenck Is
professionally at his principal once, cor
ner Sixth and Arch streets, PhiladeIphla.
every Monday, where all letters Tor ADVICE
must be addressed.
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silver News.

The marks a. the landing last evening
showed sbO.. feet inches.
The Courier depa ted tor Parker, bGrg
Saturday morning.
The Iron Valley is on the dry docks
undergoing repairs.
The Nail City Ieaves this morning for
PiJLs Ourgh.
The Hudson departed tor Cincinnati
Saturday evening
The Andes from Cincinnati, is due ",
to-day.
The Granite State passed down Satur-
day, Ell route or Ironton.
The Salt Valley for Pittsburgh. passed
up early Sunday morning.
The Express took an excursion 10
Cre,sp's grove yesterday.
DAVIS Alexander, from Of the Steamer
Express, ls at home enjoying q little
recreation. Davis is getting old-his
hair is turning gray, and those nickles
be mad saved, were lsvishiy squsndered
on the ladies, for ice cresm sld straw.
berries.-MouHasUlLLe Gazette.
CINCINNATI, July River u feet 4
IhchesAnQ !ailag. Gather warm and
clear. AirIyed-Schenck and Sherlock,
New Orleans.
MEMPHIS. July River rose 4 inches.
Weather Clear thermometer "a deg.
DeParted-Be.le Memphis; St. Louis; St.
GenveIve, VIcksburg.
ST. LOUIS. July l.-Arrived-Raven.
Pomeroyi War Esgle, Keokuk. De-
Parted-Storm and Raven, GIRO. River
has fallen inch. Weather cloudy and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, July Weather
cloudy tremendous rain lsst night; rain
north aud south to-day; mercury Is
deg; wind west and south. River II
feet and falling. Up-Cons Millsr. Ed
Hobbs and tow, II. Smith Lilly. Down
Mitchell, Grey Eagle and Bowling
Green.
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The State University .

The term of service of the old Board
of Regents having expired Saturday, the
Governor appointed new Board. Only
four gentlemen VINO were members OF
the old Board were rcappointed. They
are Messrs. Henry Stalnaker, ID. ID.
Johnson, Alex Mathews and h. 5
Walker The new Board is comprised
of the following gentlemen: DR.. b. w.
A Hen, Ohio county; James Morrow, Jr.,
Wayne county: Dr. NJ. 5. Hall, Ritche
county; ID. d. Johnson, Tyler county,
DR.. James Stewart Putnam county; Ii.
5. Walker, KansW ina county Henry &.
Simmons, Cabel county; Alex. Mathews,
Greenbrler county: Thos. j. Farm worth,
Upshire county; DR.. II. w. Brock, Mon
gala county; Jno. \. Robinson, Minera.
county; Daniel b. Lucas, Jefferson couE.
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Getting the Best Of the Blinded """
dess.

Saturday Mr.. w. J. w. Cowden, VINO
is trustee or committee for Mr.. Inorn,
bury q resident of Trisdelphla, visited
that place in company with Auctoneer
Hervey, tor the purpose OF selling piece
of property belonging to said Thorn ourg.
While endesvoring to make sale OF tno
property, 8 Mrs. Snyder, whom we De,
Iieye laws some clsim thereto appeared
on the scene with fire arms, and the 81.
torney and suctioneer were compelled 70
beat q hssty retreat in search ol
constable. Finding an omcer
tsey renewed the attack Wnen
the SNYDER womsn again made chsrse'
accompanied by her daughters, TWO
buxom girls of herculesn proportions
and succeeded IN getting the best OF the
constable. Finally, however, the womsh
was arrested, and the officer was shout 70
escort her to this city and lodge her II
isil, when she come the cd dodge OF
mysteries and wss taken TO her home.
Such are the trials snd tribulstlons o.
attorneys
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SENSATION OF SENSATIONS

up to the time of our reportorial
visit yesterday to the neighborhood in
which it is said 10 have tsken place, a
recita, OF what WAS done and seen is in
order. After drive of about one hour
We arrived at the haunted huCSe,' but
found the gate locked board nailed across
the entrance on which was inscribed the
words, mo admittance," and the premises
deserted. Failing to attract attention
from anyone, u drive WAS necessitated to
the residence OF Mr.. Israel Steer, who
stated in answer TO the inquiry inst
there appeared to be no fixed theory
among the people OF the neighborhood,
and gave the necessary directions TO the
house OF Mr. Jos. McComas, father of the
party on whose premises the manifesto
lions took place. Driving to his resi-.
Gence, the reporter with that
GUILE SO NECESSARY TO A NEwsPAPEG
introduced himself as q representative Of
Cincinnati paper, knowing full wei
the prejudice existing against the Whee.
in 2 e.s. rEe Old gentleman was in
formed OF the mission which had taken
the reporter rom the usual hsunts of the
city, and once having won his confidence.
he corversed quite freely. Among other
things, he said that feather bed in the
second story of the building was moved
by some invisible power from the bed
stead, went "catecornered" across the
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Yesterday afternoon shortly after the
Chicago express over the Baltimore and
ONO railroad ett Newburg, the engine
struck An aged woman. who WAS walking
on the track and knocked her over MI
crnbankmeut. Conductor SIMPLIFY stop
ped the tram immediately and backed 1t
u the place, and with the aid of Col.
Suslcro,s, VINO was on the train, and
others, the poor old woman. who APP
peared to be At least seventy years OF
sg", was carefully placed on one OF the
cushioned seats aud carried to the rear
car of the tram. She WAS taken on to
Grafton and placed in charge OF the
compsnys agent, who sent Immediately
Tor medical and.
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Real EsIRIe Transfers

The following were the transactions
in real estate recorded in the office OF the
County Clerk, Saturday:
Deed made June 22d by William
Johnson TO William Dudley, trustee, fer
the south half of lot No. II, square No.
80 South Wheeling, for $40.
Deed made June 2Sth, by Henry
Moore to Emily A. McBlsir, for. nine
teen shares of the capital stock of the
Belmont mill, IN consideration of the
sum of 81. and for other good causes and
valuable considerations.
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An OPEN RUPTURE

occurred between the two gentlemen.
One word led to another, and Mr. Whit
ney finally informed the doctor that if
he printed.the evidence as he made the
witness give it, that be would make
an Ass OF the witness This excited the
risibilties of the doctor and he said he'd
put 1t down anyhow Mr.. Whitney
said mot unless the witness swesrs to it2"
and Dr. Todd retorted, "oy God, I'll put
it down and it will appear in print so; I'll
make him swear to it, This Of course,
was Il clIncher, aud all further attempts
to have anything to do with the evidence
by others than he # the injured party
persuasion ceased, and he WAS allowed 70
take the evidence and dress it up as be
declared he would, Tor publication. Now,
that all has been given that has trans
PRED of this
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All for Spite.

Mandy Harrington was up before
Squire Wheeler, saturday evening, on
complaint of Dick Forsyth, for threat
enlng to kill him. Mandy was taxed s.
and costs ana bound over IN the sum Of
500 for her good behavior for six
months. After the settlement, Msndy,
too retaliste, swore thst she wss afraid Of
Dick, and had him put under S boEd of
$50 to keep the peace for six month. a.
present the two are At peace.
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Base Ball.

The Disciples OF Blackstone and
Aesculapius have made match to STIR
diamond Dust on the STANDARD
grounds this afternoon. Should any Of
the Blackstones need medical attendance
their opponents will kindly tend their
services to bind up broken bones or sew
up "rents in tue human flesh
The mines are as follows: Doctors
DR. Ward, P; DR.. Morris, e.; Dr.. Har-
vey, 1t B.; Dr.. Wunderich, 2nG B.; DR..
Jepson. Sd B DR.. BuIlsrd, : ); DR..
Muhleman, c. F.; DR. Anderson, L. f.;
Or. Wilson, K F. Lswyers-Hildre.h,
p; Ferguson, c.; Cowden, Ist b;
Hugus, ID B.; Woods, Sd B.; Hesrne, 5.
5; Cochran, c. F.; Kemple, L. F.;
Thompson, Z +.
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TIE GIRL

who was al the McComss house at the
time 1t was turned upside down is now
at Mr.. Duvalps, and in answer to the
question IS TO whether she had seen
the drawers in the kitchen open the
-four barrel turn over, eggs roll of the
table, or crooks in the milk house upset,
laughlnglY responded IN the negative.
Instead OF beng intimidated as would
naturally be supposed, she treats the
whole matter, from her actions, rs a
good joke and laughs and chAtters about
it as though she viewed in that light.
Another curious coincidence, also, Is the
fact that no demonstrations have taken
place at McComas' house since she left,
and they are alleged to hsye commenced
soon after her arrival at Mr.. DuvalIs.
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A REQUEST

that it be stated in the paper represented
by the reporter that Mr.. Amos McComas
had never visited the house of Mr. Duvaii
and of course could in no possible way
be connected with the entertainment
going on in the house II was also re-
quested that u copy of the paper con-
tanning the article in reference to the
spirituaistIc treat be forwarded to them.
all which requests were readily promised,
and tearing himself away from the scene
where nonsense held such complete sway,
the reporter and companion returned to
the city. Before concluding this article,
it Is necessary to state one important fact
which hiss been overlooked.
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Damaged by thc storm.

\ small frame building that was under
construction between Twenty eighth and
Twenty. streets, and near the
C1spline street bridge over CaldVells
ru0, was blown down by yesterday
mornings storm.
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Officers Elected.

Wheeling Lodge No. 9, l. o. o. F,
last Saturday night, elected the follow
ing officers: Aiber! link, n. 6 Dr.
John Morris, V. c.; James Hollings-
worth, Secretary; John II. Zeveriy,
Treasurer.
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Religious Notes.

Rev. 5. B. D PrlcNe.J preached at the
Zano Street VI. f Church yesterday =,
morning and evening. In the morning
he discussed on "The good mans por-
ton and in the evening The SAB.
bath
The Rev. W. c. Wilson. presiding
elder OF the Wheeling district, preached
yesterday morning at the Fourth Street
NJ. +. Church. There were no services
nj night.
The Rev. ). B. Bsrnitz, pastor Of The
Sixteenth street Lutheran Church.
preached morning and evening. The
subject of his morning sermon wac Ser.
vie and Reward, and N the evening he
preached on yet did the Chief Butler
No. remember Joseph
Rev. I. F. Chsncy, pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, used for his morning
service, The Growth OF the Righteous"
and in the evening held n Sunday
School conc"r st 7:45 p. NJ.
The churches Were well attended YES.
terdsy morning., hut were slmly attended
in the evening.
Yesterday, services were hcld,morning
and evening IN 81. Mathews Episcopal
church.
Morning and evening" services were
held in the First Pres byterisr church
yesterday.
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The Turf.

The Leasure boat club picnic on the
Island, Saturday, WIS only toleraby well
attended. The principal feature OF the
picnic was tr)tting race. mile heats,
best three in five, between Anderson 5
b. =. Kangaroo, and Simpsons b. g.
Salem. The race was won by Simpson s
horse in about three mOnuteS. A fancy
horse blanket WAS given rs q premium.
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Roy Lost.

\ esterday evening a little eight year
old son OF Mr.. Jacob Morten, residing in
North Wheeling, wandered away from
his home and had not been heard from
up to one O'Clock this morning. The
child had on his person Il striped linen
coat, pants of gray mixed goods, shoes
and wooden socks.
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s,nguIar-waS II Done by spirits?

StuguIar-Was IL Done by spirits?
On Wednesday last - clerk in Brink
mans store, At Grafton, missed = gold
watch and chain cut of his vest pocket,
which was hanging on nail in the rear
part of the store. The clerk believed It
had been stolen, bat could form no idea
as to who w. the thief On the follow
ing Friday Mr.. Ben Davenport o. this
city while footing 1t from Thornton TO
Grafton, espied gold watch and chain
on the railroad track three and q half
miles east OF Grafton. Business had
been dull at Thornton, but his dissp-
polntment on that account was some
what assuaged over his good luck in the
pick up Arriving at Grafton he met
Mr.. Bob Simpson Of this city to whom
he communicated the incident and show
ed the watch and chain. Mr..
Simpson congratulated him and
ne (SImpson) then walked over
to Brlukman's store Alter transact
ing his business, the clerk lnCidentIy
mentioned his loss ard described the
watch The description answered to the
watch in the possession OF Mr. Davcn-
port so minutely, even to the number
and movement, that Mr.. Simpson sug-
gested tEat he might mere of its where
abouts il he would call on Mr.. Daven-
port ut the hotel. The clerk did so, Snd
satisfied Mr.. Davenport that the watch
and chain belonged to him, by his
accurate description, and further, by the
ieweer from whom the watch WAS pur-
Chased being willing to swear to its
identity. Mr.. Davenport promptly
handed it over to the proper owner. The
singular part of the whole MISTER Is how
did the watch and chain come to be
placed on the railroad track Was 1t
done by spirits?
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NEIGHB0WHOOD NEWS.
MARTIN FERRY.

X. +. SWEENEY expects to fire, this
week, his first kiln Of bricks Cor this sea-
son.
The inquiry is ST.. made Have you
heard anything from the haunted
house"
YOUNG KEBR, son of James Kerr, Sr.,
passed an examination very creditabIe at
West Point, last week, and WAS admitted
as military cadet.
The festival held in this place or last
Friday evening Tor the benefit OF the
Choral Union, did not pan out as we'll a
expected. The Union has adjourned
until next September.
LAST Friday night, the barn of Mr..
George Thesker, who resides on SCOTS
Ridge, five miles from this place, caught
fire and burned down. Loss about 81 800,
with no insurance. The cause OF the fire
cannot be accounted for Two horses
were consumed by The flames
The me del of fire proof hester and
ventiiator to be used as veDrlator and
heater on passenger cars. will be on eX-
hibiton ut DR. Wcrich's drug store 10.
day preparatory to being .hippod to the
patent office IN Washington city. The
exhibitors confidently expect n patent on
their machine
The Sabbath Schools OF this place are
going 20 unite IN holding graui bas-
ket pic.nlc in Walnut Grove reXt We'd
ncsday, July 4th. ard have invited the
Sabbath Schools 0! l. Bridgeport, Mt View,
Scotch Ridge and Burlington to unite
with them The Sabbath Schools Will
form in procession about 9 o'clock suG
march to tn" grove, and viii be acccmpa
MED by Prot. SchofielG uand No regu-
lar programme has been made tor the
exercises at the grove, out the different
ministers viii favor the audience with
short speeches. Every one is expected
TO enjoy himself and aid in making
everyone else do the same.
BRIDGEPORT.
PAY day at the .Ena mill last Satur-
day.
The regular convention Of the Bel
mont Chapter Il y, NJ, will be held this
evening.
THE La Belle Glass Works shut down,
last Saturday, Tor general repairs and
summer vacation.
ALL one has to do to rutile the feathers
OF y corpuent NJ. d Of this place, is to
yell ghost in his ear, and then refer him
to a REGISTER reporter.
The mero bers Of the Baptist (coloredJ
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More NniKiIS.

Another spiritual msnitestion has
henn found IN the office of Ross
/ Alexander. While that gentle
nisn was sitting in bis office
,ronversing, nal was seen 10 rail- from
Z, the uiHGoto TO tie floor.
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at'Aeeliag Aeglstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index TO New Advertisements.

For Cincirnati-Steamer Andes.
Sheritf's Sale.
Lace Curtains-G. Mendel, Booth X
Co.
Notice-Geo. r. Taylor u Co.
Nolice-Jacob W. Grub.
Quarterly Settiements-G. Mendel,
Bo pth Il Co.
Proposals for Building Jail and
She-itfs House.
Assessment Notice.
MAYORS Notice.
Plumbers-Trimble& Hornbrook.
Grand Opening-JOachIm Beuter.
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PIANOS FOR BEGINNERs.-Sev
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music tor sale or rent on easy terms, ri
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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Camp Meeting.

The Camp Meeting Association Will
meet on the Moundsville camp ground
on Tuesday, July Sd, at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
All persons having business with the As
ISOLATION of whatever character, and
those wishing TO obtain tents on tent lots
will please make application At that
time.
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THE HEAIED TERM-PatroaS Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United States, post paid, at
fNec1 cents per wcck. Bear this in mind
lChea departing from the city for a summer
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. o., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty Of the Uni.
versity Of Virginia a. one of the best
Training schools in the so tn.
The Session OF 1878, wi open Sept.
18th, 1871. with "A full corps of Instructors,
and full aud thorough instruction In all
Departments.
BS- Write TOR Catalogue.
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Obiec, and Charncter.-This

modelled, in It's courses and methods OF
instruction, AZ far as possible after the
University OF Va, and Is designed 10 pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
Is so thorough and so com plete, embrac-
ing as II does all the branches OF knowl-
edge belonging 10 "A finished e lucatiOn,
that those VINO prefer 10 do so can here
perfectly qualify themselves for imm edi-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities of
life.
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JUST received, lot q Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, 1T l.. V.
Blends.
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II you want to get q cheap and q nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to L. V. Blends,
ll35 Main street.
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the latest styles
ust received NJ L. V. Bonds.
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Course of study Is as comp etc and
thorough a. that OF any institution in the
state, following the most approved meth
DDS, and embracing a full course In the
Glowing Departments OF Study: /. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages. 3. The Modern Lam
guages. 4. Pure Mathematics. 5 Applied
Mathematics, Civil and Mining Engineer
ing. .. The Natural Sciences. 7. Penman-
IL h, a M Rnnk -knanimH
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
10 j. w. FERREL's.
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Coop black Kid Gloves Tor 80 cents at
j. ". Ferres.
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7 dIU1 WIII BItdl It1ptCI.
JAMES +. HARRISON, NJ. D.,

Vs
Among the numerous Institutions OF
learning In the South, few, II any, have
achieved the rapid and Unprecedented
success which has been attained by the
Norwood High school. II now stands sec
Ond 70 none in the state, both In reputa-
ton and the extent Of patronage II enjoys
The discipline, IS well a. the exercises,
are conducted as nearly a. possible after
the plan Of the University OF Virginia.
and having proved an entire success will
be continued without change.-Corre-
sp0ldence Of the Gdittestou NelOs
Refers 10 present patrons OF the School
from West Virginia, 10 Judge T. e. Green
Judge VI. Edmiston, Judge John Bran
non, DR.. 7. y, Camden and Col. j. ".
Ransom.
Also, 10 Mr.. ). Brady, Mr.. J. II. Hobbs,
and other patrons Of the school but espe.
cially 70 the old students themselves.
apZ3-eg
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TIE finest shoes kept in the city at l.
V. Bonds.
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INVOICES legally snd qui.Iy obtsi ned
~ for incO N patibility, DO residence
unnecessary. Fee AFTER decr.,, lZyeAr-'
experience. 4. GOODRICH, kttorncy.st
Daw, ia Dearborn St., Chicap, III.
apr2legTb
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If YOU want TO get suited IN q pair Of
Shoes, 20 TO l.. V. Blends.
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LAssT STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Bonds
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chinlz, 9 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. All other goods
In prOpOrLIOn.