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aHUNTER's TROUBLES.
He Makes Grave Charges and Fails
IN Substautiate the Same.

Some time since, Noah J. Hunter was
arrested BY the city authorities on the
charge of vsgrancy, and being taken DO.
fore "The Terrible" who presides at the
police court was run into the rock pile
for the space of thirty days. Noah has
the reputation among ''our boys," whose
festive acts sometimes brings trouble
upon their offending heads OF being
little of, and was accordingly made
the but of the inmates and others about
the workhouse. One particular feature
of the sport hsd with Noah was story
TO the effect that certain female
had written to him letter, and
that Superintendent Of Workhouse
Sylvis had opened the epistle, read 1t
and consigned it to the flames. Moan
being married man, and forbidden
fruit" having additional charms for him,
he received this intelligence with great
sorrow, resolving in his Utmost mind
that he would make it pleasant
for the superintendent when once again
h. breatbed the free air, untrammelled
BY workhouse guards. VI course MT.
Sylvis knew nothing OF the affair, and in
the course of time Noah was released from
custody, and started out on his SELF
imposed task of detective in the
postal service. In this capacity, In
hi, mind, the red oubtable Noah, alter ne
imsriL ed he had procured sufficient evil
dence, had the superintendent brought
before United States Commissioner
Forbes for bull-dozlng the mails. AT the
examination which was had yesterday
afternoon, Geo. ST. Meyers, the principal
witness tor the prosecution, testified that
he had tod Noah about the matter, but
had only told him so in joking way In or
der to excite his rsibllities, and that there
was nothing in the charges. The letter
carrier IN that district was also examined,
and testified that he had never, to
his knowledge, delivered a letter at
the station house for Noah. o. course
this testimony was convincing that
Noah had been made fool OF, and Com
missioner Forbes dismissed the case,
greatly to the disgust OF Noah, who de-
clsred by all that WAS good and holy that
a man in this county was allowed Ia
open another mans letters and nothing
could be done with him, and he vanished
from the scene as though shot out OF
cannon. In Justice to Noah, however,
it is but proper to state that he denied
that he had any intention OF answering
the fictitious letter from the mysterious
female, but only de.ired to arrive at the
true in wardness of the affair. Thus Is re-
corded the trials of another victim OF
misplaced confidence.
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A New Departure.

In cor sequence OF the dissatisfaction
of persons summoned as peti. jury
in the Circuit Court, because OF the loss
OF time sustained, the present petit jury
has been discharged, and new one sum-
moned for next week, by order of the
court. 1t is the intention OF Judge Mel
vim, in order to equslize the matter of
iurymen and give all a chance, 10
discharge tie petit jury during the pres
ept term and summon new one each
week. Among the gentlemen sum-
moned on the jury for next week, to
meet on Monday, are the following:
Henry Sturgeon, Geo. q. Busby, Samuel
P. Norton. Ed. Christman, d. h. Irwin,
James Elliott, Robert Irwin, David
Gesry, John NJ. Thornburg, James Den
niston, d. &. Shorts, B. o. Duulsp,
Wesley Bowman, Fred Hayes, K. For
,ythe, Alexander Kemble, John Ewing,
Lew Manners, T. w. Nesbitt, James
maxwell, james Neil, Ed. Pierson, W.
q. Adams, VIM. M. Morgan, Z. w.
Paxton, George Wise, Joseph steyer, J.
Ed. Mendel.
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NEIsHBORHOOD NEWS,
BELLAIRE.

bELLAlhk.
YESTERDAY was muddy and generally
dissg reeabie.' -
TIE citizens are preparing tor garden
ing.
TIE National Glass Works are hesvi-
ly in debt.
IT is currently reported that certain
corner grocery man Ii going to take unto
himself a partner.
IT is rumored that Gen. Hoge will
organize firm for the mandatory OF
sxle-grease. 49, ..,
The Carroll Bailding Association hiss
made its annual report, and seems to be
IN good circumstances.
Mr.. SCOTT will preach in the Disciples
church tomorrow. Mr.. Scott is divin-
ity student at Bethany College.
MANY seem to think that work will
begin Immediately on the Tu5carawa:
| railroad, Is the final survey has beeu
made.
QUITE an event took place in the city
last Thursday. Mr.. John Hellermsn Of
California led to the hymnis altar, Miss
! Kate Roder. The happy couple left tor
golden shores OF the Pacific, the same
evening. They leave many friends be,
hind, who wish them success in their new
home.
JOHN MULLEN has been engaging II
disorderly conduct, for which Mayo
Strahl fined him SIS and costs. Not be
ing possessed OF filthy lucre enough t.
cancel his Indebtedness TO the city, h'
was sent up Tor fourteen days. John viii
be a new Mullen.stslk when he breathe:
un!ettered air again.
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CHICAGO, April 27.-Flour-ln good
demand at full prices; western extra
81 OO69 90; Minnesota extra 50 oO(9
10 so; Minnesota patent 50 25(9ll oo;
winter extra 50 50@l0 80. Wheat
Unsettled but generally higher and dull;
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 68 cash; 81 6s2
,eller May; 81 IL! seller Junei No. 3
nominal; June sod at 81 6S(9l 7S3.
COMMUNICATED, but generally lower
and active at 553c cash: 55tc seller May;
57Bc seller June; rejected Acc. Oats
Active, firm and higher at 4O!c cash.
4Ogc seller May; 42!c seller June. Rye
In fair demand, but ut lower rates at
92G92Bc Barley-Quiet and unchanged.
Pork--ActIve, butts shade lower at SIG w
cash Sl5 % seller May; SIS lO@l6 l23
seller June. Bulk Mests-Dull and
prices shade lower; shoulders 5sci
snort RIB Sic; short clear SIC. Whisky
Firmer ut 81 10.
Call board-W heat-Stronger at 81 10
Nav; 81 % June. Corn-higher At 55sc
.Jure Oats-Firm and higher at 4Olc
NAV; 42Iy June. Pork-At SIS 20 June;
SIS 97B bid MAY. Lsrd-Quiet at $40 223
6lO % Jube; $40 10 May.
PHILADE PHIA, April 27.-Breadstutfs
Excited and higher. Flour-Pennsyl-
wanna 80 H0Gll W; Minnesota SO 5O@
10 90; St. Louis fancy Sll so; patent
Sl2 90; other high grades 81 OO@l2 o..
W heat Red western 81 Is; Pennsyl-
wanna 81 %; amber - %; white ~ 80.
Rye-AtSl 2}6l rs. Corn Yellow zoe;
mixed ga zoe; white 72c; sail 7lic;
steam Csc Oats.-W bite 5l@56c; mixed
49CD5Oc. C.overseed- fair to choice
l5BMl6Jc. Timothy-At 81 90 Butter
Dull and nominal; western extra, new,
23G,24c. Cheese Firm; choice west
err l4Cal4Ac; new l3@l4c. Petroleum
Unsettled; refined l5@l5ic; crude II
@l2tc. Whisky--Western 81 IA.
TOLEDO, April 27.-Flour-Firm
Wheat Steady; extra white Michigan
81 l6; amber Michigan seller May 81 %;
Ne. , do 81 50; No. 2 red winter, spot,
81 9SCG2 90 seller May; 81 O2 asked; No.
red 81 SO; Dayton and Michigan red
81 rs; rejected Lake Shore red 81 10.
C"rn-firmer; high mixed, spot, &C.
snllcr MAY Gle; seller Juno 62tc; No. 2,
SPOT, 59I; seller May 6Oic; seller June
G2c; seller July Csc: seller August &c;
No. 2 white, SPOT. 63!c; seller May 62!c;
rejected So, Osts-Dull and nominal.
New YORK, April 27.-Dry Goods
There was u fair demand for heavy wool
on goods for men wear, but the general
market was quiet. Cottons were slow IN
first hands with tendency toward
lower prices on makes not already re-
duced. Prints quiet. Dress goods in
good demand. Large quantities OF dress
silks will be offered NJ auction next week.
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Nhreliag Er9ister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Glue neutrality-suspicious. Carl.
The May Queen-Opera House.
Grand Lunch and Book Beer
The New Gents Furnishing Store
Mofst & Dickey,
Public Sale of North Wheeling Prop
erty.
Letter List.
Soup Runch-Un Restaurant.
Beadsteads-A r. MOrehead u Go.
Sessouab,e Bo)ks-Stanton u Daven-
port.
Vick's Flower Seeis-Opera House
Drug Store.
Carpets and Oilcloths-Harbour u
Dittman.
Leaf Tobacco n Little IL Co.
Undertsking-ZInk & Son.
Fresh Arrivals-C. 7. Brown.
Evansville, Wheeling and Pittsburgh
Packet-Carrie Brooks.
Drugs-Thos. +. Sullivan.
Paints and Painting-Hands, Wilson
& Co.
Tlvoli Garden Concert First Page
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For bargains in the clothing line 90
70 Frank Bros, 46 Twelfth street.

A NEW hotel has started up IN this
town, and it is the finest dinner tsh al ~
cents pound you ever saw. The oeds
are cleaned for every customer, we mean
the fish, free of charge, and 10 cents
pound tor cleaning. Toe place is not
The postoffice below Us, but the music !:
IN stairs above US.
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Pawn Brokers' Sale.

Pawn brokers' sale OF unrodeemed
goods, at DeRoy s. Weiler's, lSo4 Market
street, We will offer st auction, oa'ur.
day night al 7 o'clock, April 2Sth, q 10;
of unr redeemed gold and silver ladies and
gents watches, chains, pistols, guns &C
Don't fail to come. IS the goods must DC
closed cut to raise money Don't iaii 70
attend, rs the goods must be sold. All
goods held after the e1pirstion OF the
ime will be sold DeRoy i Weller
! 1904 Market street, Wheeling, w. va
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IOIal Abstinence.

At the temperance mass meeting at
the Chspline street church, last night, q
large crowd was in attendance, and the
people became more than ordinarily en-
thuslsstic. Addresses were delivered by
Messrs. Sweeney, Brice OF the GAINESVILLE
Enterprise, and others. Several addi-
tionsl signers to the pledge were OBJ
tanned
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TRUTH is mighty and will prevail, thst
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 70 6
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents. All other good.
in proportion.
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DRESS Kids in dark and light cslors,
Undressed Kid Dog Skin and Isle
Gloves, al Moftstt & Dickey's.
LARGE stock 81 Silk and Linen Hand
kerchieis at Mofst i Dickey's.
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MEssRs. MoFFAr il Die

MEssRs. MOFFAr i UICKkf haVe
opened gents furnishing store under
the Mcclure House. Their stock Is ex'
ceeiingly we'll selected and very COM
ple.e. They are among our Youngest
merchants, full of hope and effort, and
we bespesk for them what they merit an
excellent run of custom.
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For Flowers go to Speyer Bros
For Ribbons 90 to SpeN er Bros.
For Hats go TO Spe, er Bros.
For Millinery 60 to Speyer Bros.
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ASK tor those elegant English diago-
mails for spring overcosts at Tho8. Hughes
& Co.'S. Now Is the time to examine
this stock while 1t is fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements to cash customers.
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NEW goods for spring wear received
daily at Thos Hughes X Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment. z Ii wool csssi-
meres will be made to order in suits for
$40. same a. usually sold a. S25.
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FULL stock OF White and Colored
Shirts at Mofist & Dickeys. ~
USLAUSDRIED Shirts 81 90 and ii 70
best in the city at the price. Mofss q
Dickey's.
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LARGEST stock..ot plain and fancy half
hose III the city, At MOfst X DIcGey's.
BALBRIGGAS, Lisie, India Gauze and
Jackonet Undershirts, at Motfst &
Dickey's.
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A CURE For HARD TINgS

Send one Dollar aud ccitht 90 n ;. Ia
Holder and It's coHt'u's: iai,ktn.I.,''
sOmrS little article eve mad. -
illustrate III use and bring purort.'. .
before You, We AT" tuu.hdny -
thousand Il coo Ofthcsc HcldrIsSS.t
oi orders tor our goods ANA COTS, 80.
rom ! g Ia ~ dollars, Each Ho,I,.,.'
tnins either coin OF or tritro,..,.
II by sending The dollar yuu ", "a
lar Knitting Machine, orsIrd,I,'
and III" Agency e. sell our go,si, a..
soon iorg. The Hard Times. Dan, -.
FORD, $40 Broadway. NY. 80
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THos. HUGHES Il Co. hav" just re.
ceived fresh lot of black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at he very
low price of $500. Call and examine
them
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT coURT-JUD9E MELVIN.


Ia the case OF Mary MarlIng vs.. Elijah
Msrling, ST., the defendants moved to ex-
clude from tne jury ali the evidence offer
ed by the plaintiff, and time being de-
sired for the argument and considera-
ton OF the motion, thejury was adjourn
ed to future day.
IS. Hoge was appointed trustee in a
certain deed for the benefit OF NJ. Z. Nc
Cabe, in place of B. B. Il fl, resigned.
In the case of G.. Z. Riedel VS.. Casper
Riedel, q decree of divorce was granted.
In the case of Sarah +. Dillon VS..
Clarence A. Dillon, u decree of divorce
was granted.
The case OF j H. Good VS.. +. A Ben
nett was reset for May 18th.
The case of James A. DIckey VS.. w.
Reed, administrator, was submitted TO
the court upon the evidence sGduced.
Decision reversed.
The remainder OF the day was taken
up with arguments upon demurrers and
applications for wrlts of supercedeas TO
judgment of the County Court.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
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UMBRELLAS IN botn silk and ALPACA at
Mottat & D.ckey's.
ALL our goods are new. No old stock.
Call and examine our goods. Mofiat &
Dickey, l20S Market street.
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II you Wan. TO get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, so to L. V. Bonds,
1885 Main street.
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COLLARS, Cuffs and Neck-ware of all
kinds at Motfat IL Dickey S.
SHIRTS made to order perfect fit guar
anteei, MoHat & Dickey's.
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THE largest assortment OF mems
youths and boys clothing at greatly re-
duced prices, for sale ut Frank Bros.
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ALL wool psntaloons made to orde.,
and guaranteed to fit for IS, at FRANK
Bros, 46 Twelfth street.
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JUST received, a lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, 1t l.. V.
Blends.
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A GOOD fit and satisfaction guaranteed
to all who purchase clothing OF Frank
Bros.
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ALL wool psntaloons made 10 order
for IS, at Frank Bros, No. 46 Twelfth
street.
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GOOD, strong and substantial suits for
men or youths, tor IS, at Frank Bros :,
A. Twelfth street.
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BUSINESS suits from So to Sl2, 1t
Frank Bros, As Twelfth street.
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II you want 70 get suited IN pair Of
Shoes, 90 to l.. '. Blends.
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BEFoRE going elsewhere stop and ex.
anime those nobby plaid suits Tor sale at
Frank Bros.
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The cheapest shoes In the city at L. V
Blends.
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l.
V. Blends.
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes ] lst received
at l.. Y. Blends
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Buy your Millinery Goods at Speyer
Bros.
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THE largest assortment of mems:
youths and boys clothing at Frank
Bros :, 46 Twelfth street.
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MORE of those good cslicos at &c per
yard just received and tor sale at g. e..
Roth's.
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The largest stock OF Trimmed Hats
and Bcunets in the city At Speyer Bros
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FIRsT-CLAss paid suits from IS 10 Sl5,
at Frank Bros.
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FoR the latest style spring and sum-
mer suits 60 TO Frank Bros.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for 35 cents at
j. ". Ferrels.
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POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.

Elias Rswls, colored, charged with
fighting, was fined one dollar and costs.
Execution suspended on payment OF
costs.
George Buchanan, charged with same
offense, was dismissed,
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COME and see those kid gloves at 5Oc,
and those Hamburg edglngs at 4c and DC
per yard at 6. G Roth's.
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the latest styles
lust received at l.. V. Bonds.
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For the lstest style in clothing % to
Frank Bros, 46 Twelfth street.
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Now is the time for bargains at Frank
Bros :, As Twelfth street.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, GO now
to j. w. FERKELs.
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DRY GOODS, hosiery, notions, &c, very
cheap 81 u. u. Roth's.
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NJ youx Anril 27-Cotton-

NEW YORK, April G.-Cotton-
Easy at 1915 l6@ll Lice. Flour
Receipts 10000 barrels; shade frmer
and busip ess moderate, being checked by
the advance; No. 2 50 6O@7 %; super
fi.e western and state 50 Oo(9e 20 COM
mon to good So SO@s so; coed to choice
30 55Cd,S IS; white wheat extra 80 roo
Q 80; fancy 50 8591l %; extra OHIO
80 S5(alO so; st. Louis IS 46@ll 80;
Minnesota patent process SO l6(Sl2 on.
Rye Flour-Firmer st So OOt96 10.
Corn Mesl-Firm at 50 S5@3 90. Wheat
Receipts 5000 bushels; milling and ex-
mort demand light; ungrsded spring
81 IS; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 9592 w;
No. 2 Chicago spring nominslly 81 sSt9
/ 95; winter quiet and steady, but held
firmly. Rye-Hssvy; western 81 %.
Bsrley-Steady and hrmer. Malt
scarce and firm. Corn-Opened at an
advance Of lie, fuctuated widely and
closed st an advance OF 39i; on yester,
DAVIS close; good business; receipts osVo
busbels steam mixed 67i96S2c; No Z
CSC; steam yellow 69c. Oats Strong
and higher; receipts II, 900 bushels; west
| ern mixed and state 47@62c; white west
erp 53G67c. Hay aud Hops-Unchang-
led Coffee-Flrm; Rio::csrgoes lo(92o3c
gold; iobbing at l6@2l4c gold. Sugar
| Quiet but firm; Isir 10 good refining -
Syic: prime 9i99sc; refined ll@l2sc.
Holssses-Demsnd fair and market firm
Rice-Unchsnged. Petroleum Quiet
refined l5!c; crude 9ic, in cases ls!@
22Ac; nsph.hs lOc. Tallow-At si@ssc
Rosin-Unchanged. Turpentine--S2sc
Eggs-Western fresh lSc. Pork-A'
SIG 50; seller June $40 40tal6 40. Bee
Dull; mlddles, long clear Sss,ssci shoT'
clear SIC. Lsrd-Heavy; prime steam
$40 ia: seller May $40 279@lO 80
Butter-U Unchanged. Cheese Firm hno
unchanged. Whisky Firm q! 81 Is.
C1Sc1NSAr1, April 81. Cotton =
Steady at l03c. FIour-Strong and
higher; family 50 25@9 90. Wheat
Demand fair, but holders firm; red 81 81
M2lO Corn - Active, firm and higher
AT 52G5Sc. Oats-Scarce and tirm 81
4St953c. Rye In active 1t 81 W: Bar
ley-QuIet and unchanged. Pork
Quiet; iobblng SIC %. Bulk Meats In
tair demand; shoulders held at 54c; shor'
rib sold at S9stc; closed at 81 80 bid
short clear SIC. Lsrd-Quiet; steam
$40 90; kettle $40 1901 90. Bscor
Quiet at 6ICass@9@9t@9sc. " hisky
-Moder 4tely scIive and shade h'ghe
At 81 %. Butter-Dull and unchanged
Hogs-Du,l; common 81 6O@4 20
fair 10 good light So lO@5 SO; pscklns
IS OOG5 80; butchers 20 1000 90.
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sDaily except Sund .y-Cumberland Ac-
commOdation.
tDatly except Suuday-Newark Accom-
mediation.
tStcubenyllle Accommodations g
train during the day passes backwar and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man He use, IEtnaville, West Wheeling
"A nd Gravel Hill.
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SOUP Lunch this evening at the Union
Restaurant.
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ia ! com c oil chrome, 7tll
N worth &c, PIX love csrds IsSeie
IN envelopes, PIX connie e.. N'"ss
scroll, 4p book Fun. al u
only i've 81 stamps. Novelty - ti%
bOrJ, Mass ~ ".ls.t
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For sale by dealers in medicine.