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IT is unaccountable why so much preju-
dice exists against nearly every medicine
that is advertised, and simply Tor the rea-
son that 1t is advertised. That some are
worthless is no reason why all should be
condemned. We can name many medi-
cines that are household blessings, and
which have been the means OF saving a
vast amount OF suffering. Notable among
these is Lawson's Curative, which has just
" earned for itself a reputation even
among physicians (who rarely recommend
a medicine that is advertised for the cure
OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, and
the various pains OF the back or side. It
is fast superseding the oily liniments
which have been SO long used. MwP
IT. I,,o,,, -,,,, p,,S,, h,,, ,,ov. IIa;j.,,
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TIE time was when a physician carried In a
small trunk all the remedies known or he
deemed necessary for the curing Of his patients
OF their ills and pains but the study Of the
human system by our learned men has called
for new medicines, and in a more concentrated
form. One Of the results Of this research after
some more potent remedy. for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and nervous diseases generally, has
been the discovery of Lawson's Curative, and
we believe that when its virtues are known in
every community, no family will consider
themselves without blame II they do not keep
it among tleir'household goods xwF&w
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We speak knowingly when We assert that
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover is the
best article OF the kind sold on the American
Continent. Personal trial has demonstrated
this, and the article is an elegant and cleanly
one, without which We think no toilet COM
pletc. MeSsrs. Johnston, Holloway & Co., COZ
Arch street, Philadelphia are the agents for
the article and when our Philadelphia friends
return from Cape May. they should certainly
procure some OF It. We know Of no such ar.
ticle extant for the hair and thus speak in
such decided and emphatic terms-0cedn
Foam, Cape May, " J. d4w
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TuE CouErs.-SupHENE CouRr OF AP.
PEA1s.-Judgs Gran, Raymond, Moore and
JdhnHn.-This Court met at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning, and disposed Of the
following business: 7.'
Appeals were allowed in the following
Fowler vs.. B. & o. R. R. Co., from Har-
rison county. Bond, 5000.
Beard Us. Arbuckle, Greenbrier county.
James and Mitchell VS.. Adams, Wood
county. Bond, 81, 800.
Zane vs.. Fink, Ohio county. Bond,
$500. "a ...,,. a.lr +,
Petitions for a rehearing were presented
in the following named cases:
White vs.. Perry etal, Greenbrier eopn-
tn ~ Va "- - - -
Davis vs.. jackson, on mdnddMtS.
Toothman and Walker vs.. Barrett ct al,
Wood county.
Court adjourned until Saturday, Decem-
Der 18th; At. 10 o'clock,TA:N. sa
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VISITING KNIGHTS. The Belliare and
Benwood lodges Of the Knights Of Pythias
visited Humboldt Lodge, Of the Eighth
Ward, on Saturday evening. The visiting
lodges parallel the principal streets OF the
lower part OF the city, headed by the Ben.
wood band, after which they were enter.
ts;ned with a banquet ut Koch's Hall.
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Fng McCoRn PEnuRy CAsI.-The case
OF Hugh McCord, charged before Justice
Vim. Phillips with perjury, has again been
postponed. The case was to have been
argued on Saturday afternoon, but was post.
poned on account OF Mr.. Cracraft, counsel
for the plaintiff, being busy in attendance
Of CIRCUIT Court, and Mr.. Good, counsel
Tor AcGerd, was engaged elsewhere,
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Z THE Exc CAsE.-The case Of Kemp vs.
Drs. Mccoy and Edwards, for alleged MAJ.
practice, which has been on trial IN the
Circuit Court for the past two weeks, VIII
90 10 the Jury to-day. 'Thecas Is quite
familiar to the public, doubtless, this being
lis second trial. Friday morning the last
witness was examined, and Capt. Dovener,
OF the counsel for the plaintiff, opened the
argument, Judge Cochran followed for
The defense and was followed in turn by
Mr.. Cracraft, for the defense, and Mr.. DaV-|
EXPORT for the plaintiff, Mr.. Davenport con-
clnding his remarks about O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon. Before the arguments
commenced, on Friday, Judge Melvin an.
nonnced that he would insist that counsel
would so arrange matters as TO have the
case 90 to the Jury on Saturday. It might
he necessary 10 hold night session In
order TO do this, and each side should
have TO limit arguments to four hours. At
fine conclsion OF Mr.. Davenport's remarks
counsel submitted instructions, and action
ON the objections thereto occupied the
Court until a late hour. The case will be
given TO the Jury upon the assembling oil
Court at O'Clock this morning.
On Saturday morning. sharp recontres
took place between Judge Cochran and
Capt. Doyener, opposing counsel! II a9-
pears that the plaintitf, acting, it is alleged,
under instruction, brought into court q
photograph Of himself, which had been
taken some ten years ago. The picture
was given to the jury, and by them exam
med as they took their places. The coun-
sci for the defense, upon hearing
OF this circumstance, called Judge
Melvin's attention to 1t. Judge
Cochran maintained that the counsel
for the plaintiff had not acted in good
faith, in pursuing such a dishonorable
course, and held that the proper course
would be to submit all such matter to
opposingc ounsel first. Plaintiffs counsel
replied with considerable warmth, when q
war OF words ensued, and the lie was pass
ed. Judge Melvin promptly rebukcd both
gentlemen, declaring that il he heard an;
other word from either OF them it would
be his duty to fine them for contempt.
This quieted them, and peace reigned in
Warsaw. .'H
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The greatest boon to children teething and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarrhpa and other
ills pecnliartoc children, Is the renowned Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
8 cents. aga Est
Browns vermifuge comflts, for expelllng
worms, are the most unfailing and pleasant
CONNECTION in the world. Price IS cents. For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druggists
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Grny measls.

For restoring the natural color Of the hair,
q nicer preparation Is offered in sHair Reyivi.
um." in large bottles, al only 50 cents, than
has ever been produced OF 90. Glenn's Sui.
beautifer Of the complexion. Sold by Logan,
List & Co, and every druggist.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE.-The follow.
ing deed in fee, transferring real estate,
was admitted to record in the 2t1ee oil the
Clerk OF the County Court, Saturday.
Deed made November 10, 1878, BY Geo.
Teller and wife TO Albert Stump, for the
western 100 feet OF lots No. LIS and lSI in
Zane's addition to the city; 5000.
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pollcr Cornr-Nayor Sloemey.

The following cases were before this
court on Saturday:
Charles Rink were charged with throwing
stones at Chris. Wincher. The first two
were fined 81 and costs each, and the case
against Charles Rink was dimissed.
Frank Hoffman was fined 81 for vagran-
CIV, and committed in default.
John Porter and Martin Burns, couple
OF small boys who claim to live at Parkers-
burg, were fined 81 and costs each for va
grancy. Execution was suspended upon
their promising to leave the city imme-
IliatelY
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lTELp N S2,OOO.-Justice Caldwell on
Saturday morning rendered his decision
in the case OF Edward S. Carey, who is
supposed to be "the preacher" one OF the
rascals who robbed the Rogers residence.
Tie prisoner was held in $, 900 for his ap-
pearance at Court 10 answer.
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Remember. Ye People .

That "Hale's Honey OF Hoarhound and Tar
is now recognized as the great national spe-
citic for the cure OF coughs and all lung dis
Hoarhound and Tar" large size cheapest)
and take no other, as there are Counte4eits.
Sold by Logan, List & Co., and all druggists.
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THREE BUrroS KID GLOVES, all colors,
Ill sizes. rs cents, at Speyer Bros.

FoR UPWARDS oE Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves trind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dy&entery and diarrhaa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. %
ce1lis bottle. d&w
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MEETING OF La BELLE STOCKHOLDERS
The stockholders OF the La Belle Iron
Works held a meeting on Saturday. There
was pretty fair representation of stock,
three thousand nine hundred and sixteen
Of the four thousand shares OF stock being
represented. Mr.. W. R. f. Elliott pre-
sided, and Mr.. George P. Linch was
chosen Secretary. A motion removing the
entire old board OF directors was made and
carried, after which the following new
board was chosen: S. Il. Woodward, John
Wright, Geo. P. Linch and S. o. Taylor, of
Wheeling, and Calvin B. Doty, John Nc
Clinton and VIM. II. Wallace, Of Steub-
enville. An effort was made to
elect President, and several ballots
were taken, but the vote in each case was
a tie, Mr.. Woodward not voting, as &C.
cording to the Code OF West Virginia a
director cannot vote on matters OF per-
sonal interest. Mr.. W. II. Wallace, who
was elected President on the 9th ult, will
therefore hold over, Us provided in the by
laws OF the company. The directors will
meet again on the q the inst.
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SUDDEN DEAru.-An infant child OF
Charles Wooster, Of North Wheeling,
about two months Of age, died very sud
denly on Saturday morning. Mr. Wooster
got up ut one o'clock to 60 to work, and
his wife, after seeing him off, returned to
bed. The child was then alive and ap-
parently is we'll as usual. Mrs. Wooster
arose Of Ga. ~, and after building tire
went 10 look at her child and found II
dead. We did not learn the cause OF the
childs death.
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9as Sale.

NOR SALE-90O0 POUNDS OLD
II ,CTSr .,,i,sLIs for Rabbit Metal. VIII be sold
IL lot. 70 suit purchasers. Apply at Intelligence
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HoS. A. H. STEPHENS, the great States.
man Of the South, writes: ~ have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheuma-
tism, with great benefit. ] cheerfully rec
ommend it" Itnevcr fails to cure. Sold
by all Druggists. Send for circular to R.
X. Helphenstine, Washington, D. c.
d4w
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Death O. Cold.

Those complaining Of sore throat, hoarse-
ness, coughs, or taking their death o cold"
should use Browns Bronchial Troches."
Their efficacy is wonderful. The genuine has
"JOhn !. Brown 4 Sons, Boston, on each box,
and Is sold by Logan, List & Co. and every
druggist only in boxes at IS cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations.
Browns Complicated Dentrifrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
tifying the teeth. Priee25c, large bottles.
:, yyNET4eowC L.Alsg ~ lIi!JG I..
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Truth IL A NTTSHELI--The most valued
medical preparations always meet with the
most unwArrantable imitAtOrs, who endeavor
70 tVSde on It's merits. Therefore, whenever
Yoa 'Rsk yept iIuEE;;t for DR.. G. McIane's
Vetlnilhge, aiySysSs9e ttAt the sigya,uss Of
"Flttning BroA., Pittsburgh = q oh1hs ytaP
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THE BAzAAR.-There was no falling off
in the attendance at the Bazaar, on satur-
day, the hall being crowded all the alter
noon and up to midnight In the alter
noon there was big crowd OF little folks
present to witness the display OF dolls,
which was large and attractive. There
were perhaps one hundred dolls inthedis-
rlay, OF all sizes, styles and prices. The
Show was quite a novelty in its way, aud
was enjoyed by old and young alike. Prof
Seager's Juveniles gave very clever per.
fornance on the stage, OF fifteen minutes
duration, OF their songs and evolutions in
the oratorio OF Esther, which was received
withconsiderable applause. The afternoon,
altogether, was quite success, and the
attractions offered for the entertainment
and amusementof the children were salts
factory to all. Myers excellent orchestra
was present duringt the afternoon, and dis.
coursed some excellent music, free OF
charge.
Both the dinner and supper prepared
by the ladies were vel. patronized by the
public, several hundred calling during the
day for meals. This his proved one OF
the most successful features ofthe Bazaar;
and Us all the eatables were donated, 1t Is
likely more money was realized from this
source than from any other. The meals
were all par 'erctlllHcs, and those who eat
at the hall received more for their money
than they could obtain anywhere else, and
no doubt of a better quality, Add to this
the attraction OF the bright eyes and pretty
faces OF the fair attendants, aud the great
success Of the Bazaar meals is understood.
There was some talk OF spreading dinner
at the hall to-day, but the ladies were so
tired that the idea was abandoned.
About ten o'clock Saturday night the
result OF the voting was made known:
The Second Ward was found to be ahead
In the contest for the Arlington stove;
Miss Gertrude Lamb was awarded hand
some album; Mr.. Henry X. List was the
fortunate winner OF Mr.. John Myles' fine
painting, ''The Two Orphans" The prize
trunk presented by Mr.. Jerry Sheppard
was carried off by Miss Lide Woods, oil
Elm Grove. The crayon portrait OF Rev.
Barnitz, presented by Mr.. Faris. will be
given to Mr.. Barnitz. The Memorial
Quilt netted about SIS, and still more Is
expected to be realized on It
The goods remaining In the Domestic
department were auctioned off by Attor'
iney General White, and some so or S6U
was realized from. this source. The prices
brought. were as a rule. rather low, al
though the Colonel proved quite a.success
as m, auCtioneer. Cockayne furnished the
musii. in the evening gratuitously! =
The total receipts Of the three days Of
the Bazaar, so, far as known, amount to
soaiethinglike 1900. The exact figures
cannot yet be given, as manylof The, com
mittees have made no report, and there
suit cannot be definitely known for a day
or two Mr.. viii. List states that there is
now 81 800 in the bank to the credit OF the
Bazaar, but what the expenses will foot up
to he cannot say. 1t is pretty certain
though, that at least 81, 600 was made clear
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1927 Market st.

To MoruERs:-should the baby be suf-
fering with any OF the disorders Of baby
hood use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup Mt once
for the trouble. Price % cents.
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Acknowledgements, Wholesale and Retail,
all kinds Of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Carpet Chain,
Hosiery, Gloves and Notions. Two hun.
dred Ladies' Cloaks from s. to $40. Fancy
Dress Goods from cents up. Muslins at
1 cents, and all other goods in proportion
at Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l Main street.
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PIANO AND ORGAN TuNNo.-Hyour Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. AL work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market st.
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1t is strange so many people will continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
enl Debility when they can procure at our
store SHItoHs VITAuzER, free af cost, II II
does not relieve or cure them. Price, rs cents.
Sold by + booking Odd Fellows Hall; C. =.
Dwight, 2ithand ChApllne Sts; Laughlin Bros.
q 20, Wheeling; and Husbands L Inskip,
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FoRLAme Back, Side or Chest use sn,,ou's
PoR0us PLASTER. Price, Is cents. Sold by Z.
Booking Odd Fellows Hall; G. E, Dwight,
18th and Chapline StA Laughlin Bros 4 o.
Wheesil'gi aud Husbands L InSkip. Bellaire.
NWHAeOW
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A COUGH units one for business, society
or anything else, except melancholy re-
Elections; Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
Coughs, Colds, ETC., thus sustaining one's
usefulness Price q cent?.
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HARRY McluRE Is selling cheap winter
Hats and Caps, at No. 3 Mcclure House
Building. ..
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ClRculr CouRrlJudqs Melrin.

This Court met as usual on Saturday.
The will OF Margaret Mahony was proved
by the oaths OF Mary Dorsey and Regina
+. Meigs, subscribing witnesses, and Or
dered to be recorded.
The arguments in the case OF Kemp vs..
Mccoy and Edwards were completed. The
jury will receive their instructions this
Adjourned to the usual hour this morn
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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THE JESUIT CHuRcn, on West 10th street,
celebrated all over the continent not only
for the zeal and piety OF its clergy, but for
the excellence OF lis music. Or. Bergc,
the organist, was afflicted with aneurism
in the arms, tried the most eminent sur
geons without success; Giles Liniment
Iodide Ammonia cured him.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamph.
let.
Dr. GILES,
100 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial size % cents. Logan, List & Co.,
agents. mwi&w
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Cheap For Cash.

SAVE Your MONEY by buying all your
Holiday Goods OF Speyer Bros.
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SILK HASDKERcnrEFs, from 12 cents up,
at Speyer Bros.
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THE LARGEST VARIETY of Silk, Linen,
Lace and other Handkerchief in this
city at Speyer Bros.
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oxE HUNDRED AID FffFrsY HATs AND Boz.
xETs TO be sold regardless Of cost at speyer
Bros,
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ogr8 AyD collars in sets at speyer
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Great Reduction Ia price ofKuives, Spoons
~'N JACOB W. GRUB, Ieweler,
1854 Main Street.
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HOLIDAY GooDs now opening at speyer
Bros.
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oSE THOUSAND STRAW HGN,-our price
H9Y z y gents former price 30 cents, at
sPeyer hfo7i
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A GOOD AND HEALTHY HOME FOR
n Our INDUSTRIOUS PEOPLE.
WeofeT far ale 5000 AcTs d excellent land on The
ytts1 oi Bnekhannon river, In Randolph county, W.
"a 70 .rtnal etlers Il yeTy Low price and on long
terms SAID Ilbd Is In EOS1 settlement, adjoining
ths .C1aFendon" tstaie Of DI. R. Blum, HelVetA, W.
Va We employ no land agents, no land speeulAiorA
fsIt Iii dirett y actual settlers Title perfect.
ApplT 10 Ames PIckenS Florence, Randolph county
Cl.Is z Myths, Bueh1nnOn, UpShuE county; Dr. Il
Blgrs, wheeling, Ohio county. ocl-d&E
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D GE;STLESES's HASnkERcnrEEs at speyer
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CmLDRES's HASDKERcnIEFs at speyer
Bros,
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LAST Saturday a comtryman coming to
this city from Ohio with load OF produce
stoppeda citizen on the Island and asked
him how far 1t was to Wheeling. He was
told that he was in part OF the city then
The countryman replied: Now, stranger,
don't try to take advantage of me in that
way. II this is sample OF the streets in
the city I will take my team and go back
home.h And he did so.
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Dolls! DoLLs!! DoLls!!!-In great vari.
ETY. at Speyer Bros. 9 =
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SHELL BOXES in great variety at speyer
Rrns'
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Rntsls, %s.
DHGNIX SALOON AND RESTAURANT
i No. 6 WASHINGTON HALL
c. A. SCHAEFFER & CO.,
tsu,.,,, ,s,o " "

1, the 6uest saIoon and restaurant In the State.
Everything desired Al drst-CAss restaurant can b
fOO u al tie Phoenix. All decaeei Of the season,
suIh as oysierS game etc. served In the best o.
Aumm'S champagne and the nnest bEands eI liquors
III Proprietor.
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To AvoID THE Rush buy your Holiday
Goods now atSpeyer Bros.
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H0RSALE-TllE PIANO WAGON
al Adams Lucas. The running gears are near Ir
~ uc~ Will be sid III 4 very low price To be seen
Al ihr store Of Z. y. Lucas. Apply TO a, ,n,uS
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H4SDkERcnErs in every style at speyer
Bros.
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CHE AP HOMES s.

$3.50 will buy onestory Fame DEelllnE, Two
Fos.uS and kitchen, and cellar.
$3.50 VII buy Frame House With four rooms
La 611lS.
Rriek BuildlnS COhtaIRiug y rooms, including one
Large Store RO5m. Gas wafer, etc. This hne pro-
I4fty L situated near the new market, on Market
street, and known As the Sherman House
Fur particulars, write or appl! TO
CA SCHAEFFER & CO.,
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Nr.qxq ". q enc, a sPeyeE B0s'.
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Two BurToS KID GLOVES, all colors, all
sizes, so cents, at Speyer Bros.
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slx-BurroS WHITE GLOVES at spcyer
Bros
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pEGULARTUESDAYPAcErT-ros1
LIZ ParksnburE, POnsruy, GalitOiI. t'A
Irouton, Huntingt0n, PortImouth, Mn, LIED
vills, Cincinnati and LogisTille- s-fI
The Hegaut PINsnsef Steamer
NEW ANDES. Chs, NrrI,s,v
Ed. NrHtENAS, GsTE, ''-'1'
Leaves Tuesday, December iOth, 1t o. n ,o,a,.,.
Passengers and freight recsIptsd thro9Fh 1, ~.
WEST and SOUTH For freight q Iesar Nh ~, y
board or 70 s''ffI~
de- cH. BOOTH a sou, A,,.s