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OUR MouNDsvILLE LETTER.
MousDsvILLE, May 10.

MoUHDsvLLE, May 10.
EdIton Intslllsene1:
Reports from the country bring the
intelligence Of frost occurring in different
localities last night though not In a
sufficient quantity to harm vegetation.
We fear that tonight, though, will give
us much more II Ii continues TO grow
colder, as 1t has since morning.
Married-0n Wednesday evening ot
the present week, by Rev. ]. N. Warder,
Mr.. Frederick Smith Of Allegheny City,
Pa, 10 Miss Belle Burch, OF this place.
This Ia the wedding Of which l spoke
in my last letter. Mr.. Smith Is foreman
In the Whip Factory instead Of broom
factory, as then stated. The happy
couple have not only the we'll wishes OF
the undersigned, but Of the entire COM
munity.
John Robinsons great show, or worlds
exposition. as he calls II, Is billed for our
place for Friday, Gath inst, and II one is
10 Judge the show by the beauty OF the
bills, It will be one Of the grandest exhi-
billions ever held in our place. The usual
amount OF bills are posted on q battery
erected in front OF the Court House, and
goodly portion Of the forenoon Of to-day
was spent by the little boys and girls Of
town, and indeed by some who are Tar
past the age Of accountability, in stand.
ing and gazing upon these beautiful pic
lures which herald the approach OF the
show. I said some who had passed the
age OF accountability were among the
number, but don't understand me as say.
ing that their standing there was a proof
that they had passed that period.
We will now be permitted 10 see
whether any Of those who complain Of
hard times, and cannot fnd the means to
meet many other little claims, will find
the needful half dollar for the show.
The railroad company Is now making
all the necessary arrangements for the
erection Of new bridge across the mouth
OF Little Grave Creek, to take the place
OF the present one, which has been con-
demned.
It Is wonderful to see the amount OF
flowers and vegetable plants that are
shipped from our place. One would sup.
pose that the whole State would not use
The hundreds OF Thousands that yearly
leave here, and they are just now SO cheap
that they will hardly pay for the trouble
Of shipping.
Oscar Wright and your gentlemauly
agent, Mr.. Sigaioose, are both large pro.
ducers Of plants, while Mr.. Wright is
also ready atall times to supply any and
every one with the finest Of flowers from
his Green House. he sent large as
sortment a few days sgo to Major Covell,
Superintendent OF the Asylum for the
Blind, to decorate the fine grounds sur
rounding that institution.
Many strangers daily register at the
new Hotel. <.
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TIE years financisring by the late
Town Council, As appears by recent set
tlemenL panned out balance in the
Treasury, alter paying all claims, Of
something over 800. This Is rather q
curiosity in Wsllsburg history, and the
beauty Of II q there was nary license all
that year, RaLturg Herald.
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Want the Eight Hour Law Ex.
planned.

SAN Francisco, May 1O.-The work
men at Mare Island navy yard last might
appointed Jacob n. Davis. Of the Phila
deiphia yard, their representative tc
assist the Eastern yard employees in get
ting a bill through Congress declaring
the true meaning and intent Of the eighl
hour law. They also voted to devote
half days pay Of all the employees tt
deiray the expense.
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Ie,t vegetable InpeiIenta eoler into the eoDposi.
uon Of BersonB CIPdne PoiouI Plaster. Whan
combined they constitute the best remedy ever do
ViSed for the cure Of IhVumltlsm, neuralgia, lame
and weak back, spinal and kidney anec Ions, SCI
AtcI, lumbigo stubborn colds Jprlinl and bruises.
koll eYeFV where.
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f., ,,D.pocratic papers across the river
lsaDd s,,i,, engaged just now pAtting Col.
NV, ~ 's'' Il Guernsey county, on the back
it~' !. l...., % d. to inquire if the Colonel i'
IN n,.or,,,ic candidate?
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The stewart WIN Contest.

New YORK, Msy lO.-A is psadcns was
fled In the Supreme Court this afternoon
In which Alex. Stewart and Ann J. Bal
ley, claimants aS relatives Of the late A.
T. Stewart, sue the widow, executor and
all heirs and legatees, TO procure parti'
ton Of the property or sale and division
Of the proceeds.
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The national Party In Council

NEW YoRK, May 1O-The Executive
Council Of the National Party met to-day,
D. B. Sturgeon, Of Ohio, presiding, and
discussed the plan for systematic organi.
zation throughout the country. Graft.
iying reports Of the condition Of the party
were announced as being received from
ali aantinna
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WAoHINVlVNi IH"J HV'
The Senate resumed consideration ol
The lbill to repeal the bankrupt law.
Mr.. Maxey favored repeal. He said
the House bill was perfect and he was
opposed to any appointments by the SEN
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NEW ORLEANS, May 1O-Coaee-Firm
but mot quotably higher; Rio cargoes
ordinary to prime 14J<al7Izc, gold. Sugar
Dull; inferior TO good common 6ka6N
common to good common 6ha7c, yellow
clarified SIC. Molasses-Quiet; common
20a22c, fair 2Sa26c. Rice-Scarce and firm
Louisiana ordinary to choice 51a7c.
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Rev. John Anyl, Superintendent in
Glendower Colliery at Pottsyille, Pa,
was killed Thursday evening in the mine,
together with Thomas Morgan, = work.
man, from an explosion caused by Anyl
carrying an unprotected lamp.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, May 1o.-wheat- Easier; am.
bsr Michigan spot 81 2SH, seller June
81 TAX; No. 2 red winter spot 81 lsJf; sell.
er Nay 81 ls. seller June 81 20; seller July
new or old 81 II. Corn-Dull; high mixed
4lsic, No. 2 spot at Axe, seller June
axe, rejected 4oNc. oatS-Dull; No.
held at 27Mc.
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NEW YORK, May 1O.-Market remains
quiet In all departments. Cotton goods
moving slowly from first hands, and some
makes Of bleSched shirtings are jobblng
low. Prints quiet, except low priced shirt.
ings, which are fairly active. Cotton dress
goods dull and unsettled. Heavy wooden
goods dull and unsettled, Heavy woolen
goods for mems wear sluggish. Foreign
0ooda nuiet
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FRANCE.


PARIs May 1O.-Richatd c. McCor-
mick, Commissioner General TO the EI.
position, called on Gen. Grant yesterday
and invited him to visit the Exposition,
and also to fx the time. Gen. Grant ap-
pointed Saturday, when the General
wife, son and party will make the visit
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ST.. Lou1s, May 10.-Major Todd, Com.
mAndant Of Jefferson Barracks, who wII
thrown from his buggy while on his way
home from this city night before last
died to-day. His skull was fractured and
he lay unconscious from the time Of the
accident ill his death.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana stocks.

NEW YORK, May 1o.-MoSEY- Easy
at 3ha4 per cent, closing at Sk. Prime
mercantile paper 4a5h per cent. Custom
receipts $27b,0O0. The Assistant Treasurer
disblrsed $4,000. Clearings sto, ,00o, 900,
Dry goods imports for the week S96s, 900,
Sterling steady; long 4S6, short 4.SsA.
GoLD-steady at iooK. Carrying rateI
lIfal per cent. Borrowing rates fat at
per cent. ,
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FIRE RECORD.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1O.-shoemaker
& Co.'s oil and chemical mill, Allegheny
avenue and Richmond street, burned to-
day. Loss $500 insurance $4,000.
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New oR1HASs, La, May l0.-ISaiah
Evans, colored, aged %. was hung TO-
day for the murder Of Edward Bowen,
aged ls, on the 18th Of July, 1877. Over
two thousand people witnessed the exc
eution.
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ITALY.


LONDON, May 1o.-A special from
Rome says: Although the Pope iS suffer.
ing from Inflammation Of the liver, the
Cardinals oppose his removal from the
Vatican. Negotiations between the Vat
icAu and Russia have completely failed.
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r,,o sLusHER, Of Amwell township
r,'1i,,,op . county, has already once
NI. ,..s,1 ri, corn, so says the Reporter,
s,s, 5'.t nI,ptsd on the 18th day Of April
sI,' Is y to,,ber stated that Mr.. slusher
s,,,5 =. Dot,.oe. in October, 1877, and
= ''sr \. new one. large enough to use.
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t,rooheIpeag ANA Wickedneug,

LAWRENCE, MASS, May l0.-Georgs R
Waterman, former Assistant PaymaStes
at the Pacific Mills, has been arrested
having failed 10 secure the company
against loss by his defalcation Of 500, 900
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Snluggled Goods.

Bosros, May l0.-The Custom Hou %
authorities seized = quantity Of millinery
Roods belonging TO milliner Of this city,
Who had ImugSISd the N 10 New York.
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Watching for a Brigand

New York, May 10.-The Italian gov
srnment has private detectives watching
every vessel arriving for the notorious
chief bandit Troulobin, accused OF COM
mitting thirty murders and many rob-
berries.
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NEW YORK May lo.-Arrived-steam.
ers Istrian, Liverpool and Baltic.
LIVERPOOL, May 10.-Arriyed-Wis-
consin from New York.
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NJ, ard .f,er Monday next the morn
=, ,,sopnolltion train on the c. & p
~ .'.i iii com. through from Wellsville
" r. s,i5,por. and Bsllaire instead oi
w. y sss sssb.prills only. 1t will arrive
,' :, V,;i,,Do,t shout 9 o'clock, and will
'ss,,,,bIs people half way up to Pitts
I,s 10 come down and attend to busi-
...' md return al an early hour.
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PITTSBURGH, May 10 Petroleum
Quiet; crude at 81 5sN at Parker's; refined
at lie Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, PA, May 1o.-Petroleum-
The market opened with sales at 81 AK,
declined to 81 S7h, closing strong al
81 40h bid. Shipments 5000 barrels
average 1900. Transactions S6S,OOo bar
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silver Certificates.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The United
States Treasurer will tonight send two
million dollars Of $500 silver certificates
TO the Assistant Treasurer at New York.
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To punch or not 10 punch, that Il the question.
Whether Il 10 better at the bar to peddle
Gin slInsS and toddIes In accustomed fashlon,
Or 10 take drinks beiora box Of diAll,
Aud, BY recording, tlT 'efn. To puneh; 10 tax
That's al. And BY tAx 70 1ay We get
More elIh 10, and Z thousand other thing
Than We aspire 10. IT'S eonIummAtion
DeVSutly 70 b wished.
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,c,ryrILD, over in Jefferson; county
- %,id to be looming upin bu'in'''
Lam improvements
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BELLAIRE.-Elder ]. A. Walters. oi
Waynesburg, o., will preach in the Dis.
ciples Church tomorrow morning and
evening at the usual hour.
The County Commissioners arrived 10
the city yesterday morning for the pur-
pose oil looking at the advantages which
this vicinity possessed for the location ol
the Children's Home, they having visited
other towns in the county with the
same view. In the afternoon quite an
excursion was made on the B. & s. w
Railway (through the courtesy Of the
President and Secretary to Pultney Bot
tom, in order to examine the lands there
The gentlemen seemed to be very fayora'
bly, impressed with this portion OF the
country, as indeed they may we'll be, for
Pultney Bottom, beyond all doubt, would
furnish the best location for an institu.
tion Of this kind that could be found
within scope Of many miles.
The scissors grinder tintinabulated his
little bell on the streets yesterday.
There was light frost In this vicinity
yesterday morning.
NJ. Sonneborn will receive next week q
fne line Of Blue Flannel Suits, which be
will sell below all competition.
Mr.. E. Wayman Is erecting q building
on the corner OF Central avenue and
Guernsey street.
The directors Of the B. s s. W. Rail-
road held q meeting at the office on Union
street Thursday night, and decided not te
stop the running Of any trains at present
and the work Of construction still goeI
on.
It ia likely that the location Of the
Children's Home will be decided at thu
regular meeting Of the Commissioners OF
the frat Monday in June.
"Sonneborn, the Bellaire Clothier, ap
pears with new and reduced price lis
In to.day's paper. He has one Of tn,
most extensive clothing houses in this re
gion, and, as will be seen, has reduced
everything to the lowest possible prices
Our readers will find anything they ma!
need In the clothing line at this enter
prisipg house, where full value will b
given Tor all money paid over his coun
ters."-Bqrnapilis Enterprise.
We second the motion, and when votet
on by the people Of Bellaire and yicinit.
will be carried unanimously" .
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What Leading Communists are
Made OF.

NEw YORK, May lO.-David conroy,
leading communist Of this city, has been
sentenced to the State prison, convicted
Of felonious assault.
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MORE srRIKEs AND RrpuCrIoHs


BLACKBURN, May 10.-The rioting
which begun at Darwen Thursday was
renewed to.day. One hundred and sew.
enty police, armed with cutlasses were
engsfed several hours in quelling the
disturbance. Several consiables and
rioters were injured and considerable
damage done TO property.
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their article
over ordlnRTy
porous platter
and IiDlmenu
BenSon's Cap
cine Porous
PluteuWaIin.
vented 10 over.
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GrTM. HARRIS, is spoken Of Tor
Cs.,r.., ia tbi, district. Hon. John q.
,,ti..oo, oI Hancock county, and John
RB,b5,fd, E,q, Of this city, also have
,1,i,It,Sd. for the position. Last, but
Ull..l, our friend ThO'. HOrnbroOk ia
,.ud!sr the place, as follows, by the
Put,nburg Journal;
Wiz wouldn't Thomas Hcrnbrook do
b,,unperancs candidate for Congress!
4, ,Ould cover the First District si1
i,,ssd,,p with temperance documents
,.jt ,,,;y drink furnished by his op.
s,,,u HurnbroOk would oppose at
,w, score Of teetotAl tracts. Who sec
rI,ths motion for HornbroOk3
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IlAlr NAM BENsoNis cApcINE
ANIL RNIK POROUS PLASTER Il the
HW -IlHlN best Iemedy for lame O.
palnlul biek, or Eelknel
r IST OF LETTERS

or known. II s.olhe,. II strengthens, il CURES,
where ohei porous plasefs. and all llnimsnts tlL.
api7-M, W,I4W
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SUMNER PORK PAoKISo.-special re.
ports to the Cincinnati Price Careni
show the packing since March to date
and latest mail dates, at the undermen-
toned place, "a iolIowG
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ItlqntelLiaktttr

s.,,,,. I. very dull at the s''u6en'
4. Wool House. No sales.
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ID. D. Boss, a prominent and wealthy
citizen Of Harrisburg, Pa, Wal killed on
Thursday evening By the upsstiing Of his
carriage.
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ENGLAND.
Steamship sardinian burned
Only One Passenger Out OF 460

otCaAAhhAP oAhuAhsA
Only One Passenger Out OF 460
Lost.
LONDON, May 1O.-The Allan Line
Steamship Sandman, Captain Dutton,
which left Liverpool on May 9th for
Quebec, Ia on fire at the. entrance of
Lough Foyle, the harbor Of Londonderry.
It is reported that the explosion Of gen.
Grated gas occurred on board, and that
every effort to saye the vessel proved in
efiectual. There were about 400 passen.
gers aboard. A few were injured and
one fatally. The CAPT tim autographed
Immediately to Londonderry for accom-.
mediation for the passengers, and two
tenders were ient 10 the mouth OF the
Lough TO asaist in moving them. The
sardinian had been put into the Lough
Foyle to receive Irish passengers.
MovILLE, May 10.-The explosion on
board the Sardinian occurred at O'Clock
this afternoon. Forty persons were in
jured and one killed.
LONDONDERRY, May l0.-It is believed
that more OF the passengers OF the Sar-
dinian were killed than was at frsi
stated. Her passengers were chiefly Ger
manA and Italians, but there were also
some English aud Scotch emigrants or
board.
Many OF the injured by the explosion
on the Sandman are not expected 10 re-
cover. The vessel IL on FIRE amidships
Half Of the watch in the iorecastle and
number Of the steerage passengers 10 the
fore part Of the vessel are cut of from
all help.
London Failnres-lI lIore 10 Follow
LONDON, May l0.--A Liverpool cor
respondent, referring TO the failures oi
w. Winter Ra1es, cotton broker; Dun
kerly, Carter & Co, provision merchants
and WIN. Walker, provision merchant
with liabilities Of 100000, says: Il Ii
feared that these failures are only fore
runners OF many more unless the
present trade depression is shortly over
come, OF which there are no symptoms
RATES. had future contracts for 30,00C
bales OF cotton. His liabilities are from
sl5, 900 to 100000.
Thomas Grundy, builder oil South
port, Liverpool and Wolverhampton
has failed. Liabilities $590,000.
MORE STRIKES AND REDUCTIONS.
At Macclesiield the weavers have struck
against q s per cent reduction. Notices
of 10 per cent reduction have been post.
ed in the Bury district, and the men will
strike. The spinners at Bury have re-
ceived notice Of 5 per cent reduction.
At Bolton, where the operatives last
October submitted to s per cent reduc-
tion after two months strike, a further
reduction OF per cent is imminent.
The lockout at Preston Is complete,
and 5000 operatives willing to work are
forced TO Idleness.
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MEATS AND LARD-sUGAR
lll. Cured CanTaled HImI, Sugar Cured CGnyAS-
a Shoulder, BuEHT Cured Ginylsed Breakfast Ba-
con, Plain shoulder, CeiT Sides, SuglT Cured Dried
Bel, fresh from Imoke house daily Kettle Tendos-
a Leaf IAFd Ia rierees, Barrels and Half BGnIlE,
KeEI And Pals; al Gt lowest market niea.
II. BELLY,
isii 1900 and 1911 Main Street
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WASHINGTON.
Caucusing ON the Florida Bust.
ness.

WAsH1seros, D. G., May 10.-Mem.
bers Of the joint Democratic Caucus Com
mittee, together with the Democratic
members Of the House Judiciary Com
mittee and other prominent Democrats,
including Messrs. Springer, Finley and
Williams, Of Michigan, who have had
immediate charge Of the subject OF the
alleged Florida Presidential frauds, after
consulting with Speaker Randall reached
q conclusion that the investigation OF the
matters connected with this subject Is
not question Of privilege, and that there
lore nothing can be done except in the
regular order OF business, consequently II
was determined that 4 proposition for an
investigation should come from the Ju.
dietary Committee, when 1t shall again
be called for reports for action by the
House. The committee will then ask for
the authority TO investigate the facts in
relation 10 the election Of members Of
Congress and Of the Presidential electors
In Florida, with view Of ascertaining
whether the statements Of McLin and
others are true. The investigation Is to
be confined 10 these points only and with
out reference TO the question Of the Pres.
idential title.
The Committee on Expenditures in
Navy Department made a report to-day
in which Is detailed long list Of extra.
VACANCIES in the management OF the bus
iness OF the department, charging also
that all the advantages Of the open mar
ket have been ignored, fair competition
avoided, and both the letter and spirit Of
the law disregarded. In conclusion the
majority recommend the adoption Of the
resolution:
Resolpsd, That the Committee on APP
pFiations be instructed TO report on
appropriation In the sum Of S3,2l7, ,73s,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary
TO enable the Secretary OF the Navy to
pay the claims mentioned 10 the respec-
tive parties. That the Secretary Of the
Navy be and Ia hereby instructed to can.
eel the contract dated March Sd, 1877,
with the parties named in the report.
The minority also made report dissent-
Ing from much oi the report Of the ma:
jority. Both reports ordered printed and
10 be recommitted.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Russian Base Of Operations,

CossrAsrrsoPLE, May 19.-In case Of
war General Todleben intends making
Adrianople the base Of operations and
the final stand for the army. The South
pass Of the Balkans will be defended by
i've hundred guns, and Gen. Todleben
believes will be impregnable.
ADEs, May l0.-Nine transports with
Indian troops, on the way to Malta, pass.
ed hare today.
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The Secret Service division Is inform
ed that new counterfeit 500 notes have
made their appearance in Chicago. They
are on the Second National Bank oi
Wilkesbarre, Pa, and the National Re
we're Bank, Boston. They are transfer
from q counterfeit plate Of the Merchants
National Bank Of New Bedford, Mass.,
which made its appearance last week
The work is well executed, and all Ma
tional Bank notes Of this denomination
should be carefully scrutinized, as Other
issues from this plate are likely TO be
placed on the market.
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ToBACCos.-I HAVE ON HAND
i full lins Of Tobaecos from The leading man
ufleiories In the country, including Lnrlllnd's,
FnI1 Bros, Holhrook'G Monitor Navy, Harry Q.
Holhrook's navy, Homer Hudson, J. B. FIee,
Richmond; J. 3: Pace DEnyille, Val B. p. GrAyO.
ly andIt hers. can furnish al EtyIa made By
lhesdIs tories ht lowest market price.
N. REILLY, lA09 and 1911 Main 81.
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II Benion'S
cAPclNE
PlIster 10 not the
Best Porous Plaster.
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Remaining unclaimed In the Post ofaco at wheel.
Ing, Ohio county, W. Va, Saturday, May iith.
1878. To obtain any Of the following, the appll.
can't must ask for advertised letters, giving data q
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weather indications.
OPyIcx oT nm cHIRy sIsHAL 0YYtCIR. =
wAsHIHsToH, D. G, May Ill a. NJ
PRnRARtLr1tEs,

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, cooler northwest back 10 warmer
southwest winds, stationary barometer
and partly cloudy weather.
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