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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-10
rHEIcE cRoP AND LumBgR.
Prevailing Prices of Both Articles
In the city.

The information at hsnd from our ice
men is that the suppl Is short, and
prices will be higher. The mild winter
hereabouts caused poor crop, so what
will be offered for sale was mostly held
over from winter before last. The deal
ers who usually supply the city are T..
Seibert, n. Kuhn, A. Eberhng, K. Luke,
j. Kirchgcssner, l. SteubcnTach and per-
haps one or two ether. OiIhese enumer-
sted several have very little Ice on hand
and will run out before the season Is halt
over. The price of the CONCEALED liquid
has opened At three-tOurths OF cent per
pound in wholesale way and from one
cent to one and fourth cents q. retail,
or nearly double the price paid tor 1t last
wear. The nearest point of supply OUT
side of the city Is the lake region. The
dealers there are asking 90 cents hun
dred on board cars, so that it it becomes
necessary to Import ice later in
the summer prices Will rule still
higher taSn al the presen. Two OF the
prominent breweries here use "a enoT-
nous quantity Of ice during the summer
season. Last winter they succeeded IN
garnering but little, If any, and as their
wants are Of an imperative nature they
might be great enough - make "cor-
ner" in ice. But there Is hardly pro-
| bility OF such an occurrence as most OF
our ice dealers have considerable capital
invested in the business and expect 10
continue at it indefinitely, and therefore
desire to retain the good will OF their
patrons by retrsiDing from what might
! be termed exhOrbitant rates. But a:
there are two sides to the Ice business, as
to all others, different view might be
| taken. For instance, last summer, ice
cwas so low that dealers say they hardly
paid running expenses, while horses, mar
ness, wagons, ice houses, &c, were al
wearing and rot.ing out and no profits
sccruir to replace them. This remind:
ia that G. Seibert PROPOSES to erect
very large and complete
ice house this summer on the premises
near Bedi!ion's dam. The dimension;
are &c feet wide by 100 long, and 90 feet
from roof. to floor. Mr.. 5. is negoti
ating now for the lumber. This further
reminds us that if our local deal
ers are not watchful the coz
tract will 60 abroad, perhaps to San
dusky. We are told that the lumber
merchants there will deliver the materIs
necessary to cree. the structure, a
Wheeling for Sl4 per 1000 feet, while
our dealers ask from SIS t. So. 1t /
hardly to be considered withir
the bounds of trade, tor dealers
in a non-lumber district to com
pete with those doing business in par
at or near numbering district, any more
than It could be expected to sell coal herr
az cheap as at New Castle. But if ou
lumber merchants could make the com
petition close enough to convince tn
consumer tina. after all it is better TO pay
q little more and buy at home, wher
each Is sort Of relying on the other
patronage, than to 20 abroad and buy
from stranger who knows nothing anc
cares less about you, it would be better
for all concerned, and in the end far bet
ter for the general prosperity of the com
munity,
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Presentation.

Mr.. Eugene Wilson, popular young
gentleman in the Eighth ward, WAS pre-
Sented with handsome cane, yesterday,
on the part Of few friends, by Mr..
Isaac Arbuthnot. Mr.. Wilson was CON-
pletely surprised by the occurrence, but
made suitable reply. We are informed
by one of Mr.. Wilson's friends that he
Is so pleased with his gift that he is afraid
the result will be that he will soon enter
the lists as champion pedestrian, and
probably challenge Weston.
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CITY CRIPS,

YEsTERpAT was cool and pleasant.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day.
OSy release deed recorded by the
County Clerk yesterday.
THE Fulton Band will gives ball at
Hess Hall, next Thursday evening.
THE roofs of the street CARS ara beng
painted dark red, the former color was
white.
The Committee on Accounts and
Streets, Alleys and Grades, will meet al
the city building tonight.
The First Branch of the City Council
will meet in extra session tonight. Inc
Second branch will not meet.
THE Council COMMITTEES on Finance,
Water Works ard Market House met
last evening at the city building.
THE Excelsior Dancing Club give one
of their balls at Memorial Hall tonight.
Mayers will furnish the music.
The book beer lunch out at Frank
Walters yesterday was pa:taken OF BY
quite large number Of our citizens.
WHY are not the stone that Is already
broken on Sixteenth street, spread! lite
q nuisance to keep the stones piled up.
WE understand that the b. " D. Kali
road are selling tickets to the Cincinnati
Musical Festival at $3.50 for the round
tip.
QUITE a number Of our Bridgeport
friends visited the cart Reception" at the
studio Of Miss a. NJ. Doddridge, las
night.
AUCTIoNE4R HERvEY finished the salt
Of the household effects of VIM. ExleY
yesterday. Everything brought fsl
prices.
LOUIS DEcHERT is engaged in moyln!
his iewelry store from the old stand OF
Market street, to that recently vacated
by G. p Brown.
A BASS weighing Ct pounds wa
caught at Bedillion's dam last Monday
by boy named Roote. This is the larges
fish ever caught at this place.
THOSE who wish to go to the boat race
at Pittsburgh, can get excursion tickets
and leave on tomorrow mornings H"li
and return Monday, if desirable.
THE train due hero over the b. " U
railroad at 5 o'clock las. evening, wa
several hours late. We were unable t.
ascertain the cause Of the detention.
The "Tent of Rechabites" is a neV
]
gin in North Wheeling. 1t remains toi
tho press to make the Rechabites great.
THE "Handy Andy" entertainment t.
be gwen at Washington Hall tonight D.
some of our best home talent, promises Il
be a rich literary treat to our citizens.
THERE is much complaint in REGARD
| to the ball playing of the Fourth ware
school boys. AS several windows hay
been broken, it is to be hoped that tn
nuisance will be sbated.
MORE affidavits in the Lowell gambling
cases were submitted to the Circul
! Court Yesterday, and allowed to be filed
! The State was allowed until this mOruin!
to answer the new matter set forth IN tn
affidavIts.
THE board of directors OF the Maj
City Brewing Company will hold thei
regular monthly meeting this evening
AT this meeting the project OF putting II
telephone at the brewery and connect
ing with Siebks's Office on FourteentI
street, will be discussed.
SOME of the earnest workers in tn
Sunday school cause in this city are con
sldering the propriety and prospects o
financial success Of getting Rev. Johr
Jasper, the colored preacher and astrono
mer, of Richmond, Va, to come here
and lecture on his tavorite theme, cd
Sun do Move"
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THE COURES.
Yesterdays Proceedings i'm the DIFF
ferenI judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.


CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the matter of the gaming cases the
additional afIidavits of the defense were
allowed t1 be filed, and further time
allowed the State to reply.
In the matter of jurors, 1t was ordered
that the Sheriff do summon thirty quail
fed Jurors from the body OF the county,
to serve during the present term until
discharged, beginning at 9 o'clock on
Monday, May 18th.
DEGREES were entered in the following
chsncery causes:
Henry B. Eberling vs.. Barbara Schwin.
etter and others.
Julia G. Optics administrator VS.. Robt.
CraDgle.
Jo6n Morrey vs. Mary Donlon and
others.
In the matter of Mary Ann Conveys VS..
r. p. ONeil, from Wood county, a mo
ton to docket the cause was granted.
In the case Of j. j. Hsigh VS.. U. S.
Building Association, special plea OF
payment was filed.
The case Of the State VS.. Patsy O'Dou-
nell, for burglary, was called, and the de-
murrer to the indictment and each count
being overruled, the defendant plead not
guilty, and case was put on trial before
the following jury S. Gaus, A. S. Gil
lespie, w. II. Davis, f. BlayneY, G..
Cline, w, E. Boggs, NJ. Heymsnn, j.
Quarter, j. w. Wolvington, A. H..
Beach, T. w. Weitzel and 2. B. Dob.
bins. The case was given to the jury st
about o'clock. and they retired to con-
slider upon verdict. After short time
spent IN considering the case, the jury re-
turned verdict of guilty, and ODonnell
was forthwith sentenced to two years in
the Penltentisry. The other case was
nollied.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
There were no cases before this court
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wosninxton HILL To.nixhr.

After careful preparation, Virginlus
Lodge A. A. l. S. Il T. w. assisted by a
nun Der of friends, will give their promi-
nent entertainment at Washington Hall
tonight. The programme announces
the Peoples Lawyer and Handy Andy"
to be rendered by Messrs. Devine, Hsll,
A. 7. Ray, Fulton, John Kay, Thomp-
son and others, embracing Misses NJ.
Lemoyne, A Montague and E. Sinclair
Mr.. VIM. Steele will slse sing some of his
Dutch specislties. Doors open at I
o'clock. The proceeds are for the bene.
fit Of the Grand Lodge Of the order.
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TRuSTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Robert B. Woods TO me, dated
January 80, 1865, and recOrde. in deed
book No 81, page 80, of tho records OF ONO
county, West Virginia, shall. on
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1873
At the front door OF the Court house OF
Ohio county, sell the following described
property, to-wit: Lying about 80 miles
north OF the city of Wheeling ON IL east
side OF the ohio river, being part OF the
A. p. Woods old home farm, having q
front on the east side of the county ROAD
and bounding thereon 30 poles and e&-
Tending eastward about 100 poles, contain
ing % acres of land, and covering ana IN
Guiding 1917 acres OF coal.
Also, a strip OF land 10 feet wide running
from said tract 10 the river, being the
north halt of a private road.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thiTdc cash, ana the
balance i'm six and twelve months, secur-
S. BRADY, Trustee.
w II. HALLER, Auctioneer.
At the same time will be sold in connec-
ton with the above, or separate If desired,
llOH acres of coal lying Immediately
back OF and adjoining the above tract. all
living conpenient and near the r, W.
Ky. K. Il. RObEhl D. nOS'D9'
mAT2Ui
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MARTINS FERRY LOCALS.

The Benwood furnace shut down
Tuesday morning for an indefinite time.
We presume it will resume as soon as
the excess of iron is disposed Of or an
increase of trade will justify starting up
Pay day at the Laughlin mills.
Saturday night, May 18th, the Choral
Union will give their last and best con-
cert in Commercial Hall.
Geo. Duncan, Esq. attorney at law Of
Norwalk, Ohio, expects 10 locate soon in
Martins Ferry. He will enter INTO part
nerShip with Thomas Cochran, Esq.
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VIII IIPnla.

The mud drum under the boilers in
the forge department. a. the La Belle got
to .eakiHg yesterday, snd in consequence
the boilers and heaters will stop work
until Monday.
Mr.. Thomas Harris, Jr., the gentle
man who has taken Mr.. Percy Hsrdens
place as manager of the nail mill at the
LIS Belle during Mr.. Harden's absence IN
Europe, is already quite popular with
the employees.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY CLEgK's OFFICE,
WFTUuT fEl "a " nil ~ t.-u


WHEELING, W. VA, = pTil y, 1878.
Sealed proposals Will he received at the
Office Of the city Clerk until Friday, May
10th, at u o'clock noon, tor furnishing
and setting all the curb and crossing
stones that nay b. required by the city
for one year from May 2Oth, the curbing
TO be OF the best quality VI sand stone, and
of Dimensions not less than four (8j feet
long, twenty-five " inches deep, and i've
l5l Inches thick, The stone are % be care
fully dressed and squared AZ the ends their
tull depth. They must be pick dressed
eight lsJ Inches deep on the outside and
three o. Inches on the inside. Crossing
stones 10 be not less that six 90 feet long,
two ~ feet wide, aud ten (lOJ inches thicE,
Of the best quality Of sand stone. The
ends are 70 be carei lily squared a. d ch!seI
dressed.
BIDS will also be received for stone 10
repair crossings, TO be- used by street Com.
miss oner, and delivered at any place IN
the city designated by him.
The above work % be done 70 the ap.
prOyal OF the street Commissioner, aud
committee on streets, Alleys and Grades.
Proposals % be address ed 10 The Com.
mlttee on Streets, Alloys aud Grades " the
Committee reseTying the right 10 reject
any or all bids.
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF,
apIi City Clerk.
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VOICE,
VOICE.

Any one can improve their voice from
two 10 tour notes. Any one can haV" m
create "A fine voice. where mono before e.
listed, IN ~ days
You can prevent Cra king OF mo VOICE
and cure bronchial digcUitcT. Gu1rrai@d
Or mDHcV TcIiHdCd By using thTrf
H'OTli Voice CynGc tioUy. tIrru.aN nee
Small box jJc large box 81 .OJ. holding 10
thirds more. ONCE ia Exchange street.
Buffalo, ". \. mI"gb
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
:oF
MAS BREWERY, &C.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
Va
Margaretha Mas, administrators OF David
Mas, decd, and Others,
IN CHANCERY.

MarRaretnA Mas, dulll SII6tEIA VI Ott' w
Mas, decd, and Others,
IN CHANCERY.
The undersigned, Special Commission.
era, hereby give notice that by virtue OF
the authority vested in them by decree
made by said court in the above entitled
cause on the 9Th day OF April, 1873, they
SATiGRDAY, THE STH DAY or JUNE,
1878, sell at public auction, at the front
door of the Court House of OHIO county,
West Virginia, in the city of Wheeling, To
the highest and best bidder. the real estate
OF which said David Mas, decd dltd
seized and possessed, to-Wit: The piece OF
land, containing about two and one-half
acres on which said David Mas had his
residence and brewery al the time OF ms
death, which was conveyed TO him Oy one
Franz Hegner and wife by deed dated
March 10, 1851, and now OF record IN the
CLERKS office OF the County Court OF SAID
county, in deed book No. AZ, page ~ and
described in said deed as follows: Front
ing on the continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with HOfiman's line northeast one nun
dred and ten feet; thence north to Bush
field & McMechen'S line; thence east 10
John McLure'S line; thence with ms lAe
about 800 feet; thence west to HOtimaTTs
line, the place Of beginning.
Also, lot No. QOi) one hundred and four,
on the northwest corner OF Fourth uateIy
called Bank street and Coal street, 'front.'
ing 80 feet on Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 feet, beng
same lot conveyed To said David Mas by
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed GATED
october 3. 1867, and now OF record in said
Clerks office in deed book No. 50, page
ia. All OF said real estate being in said
city, county and state.
TERMs OF SALE-One-fOuTth of the pur-
base money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may elect to pay, in cash; the
residue in three equal ius,almentS, each
bearing interest from the day OF sale and
payable respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months after the day OF sale, the
purchaser To give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory to the under
signed Tor said deferred aymcntS, ana the
title 10 be retained until payment IN full
of the purchase money.
LEWIS =. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
J.C. HERVEY, Auctioneer. mali
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OGDI
FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE Ny RESIDENCE
and Grounds, mile east of the CITY on
the National road, at the terminus OF the
Elm Grove railroad.
There are some "A acres of land, win the
choicest fruits and shruooeIy' me nC tfS
contains all conyenienceS Of gas, water
&c. and is In perfect order. Staollng,
green house, ice house, milk mousse
henery, &C, convenient, ,.-----.-.- l.,
Terms easy. Improved city properly IN
Wheeiing or Baltimore, Will be taken III
Amply TO myself until the l5ih OF May
after that time to MIR. Chambers Horvey.
Tna9ra SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
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Pleasant Party.

Last evening large and pleasant
company assembled at No. 3O5 Nam
street, the residence Ct Peter Miller, snd
spent the evening in the most enjoyable
manner, dancing to the music Of 7. 7.
Cocksyne's orChestrs, Lewis Miller,
William Carroll, Thomas Tigth and
Others had the management OF the sfsir.
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COMPLAINT,

We are requested to call the attention
OF the proper officials to the fact that two
and sometimes three cart loads of gsrb-
age, are daily deposited in the mouth OF
CaldwelPs run, and the etiluvls arising
from the mass Of decsying matter is any,
thing but pleasant to the oliactory nerves
of the citiZeus OF that section Of town.
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Mothers, Morhers, MoIners

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for al diseases OF teeth
ing in children. /. relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colo, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relIet and health
TO the child, gives rest to the mother.
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THE ELEGANT AND COM. ,T

II - = -
CAPT. ASA BOOTH, MASTER,
VIII he run as "A sunday Excursion Boat
during the Summer, commencing next
Sunday, May l2Jh. IL will be run TO Gre
saps Grove or some other points TO be-
designated I'm "A few days. Fare TOR round
trip will be 80 cts; children p cts. The
boat will leave as follows: Martins Ferry
80 n. m, Top Mil Sa5 a. m. Wheel q
Wharf $3.50 a. m , LaBelle Landing $40 n.
m, Washington Mills $3.50 a. m, Bellaire
~ a. m. MAJ
Tickets for excursion 10 Cresap's Grove
on next Sunday, are on sale az the follow
ing places: G.. II. Booth & sons boat store
Turner q DillOn's Jewelry store, Stanton
& DaveupOrt's book store, Logan, List &
Co.'S drug store, Laramie's restaurant.
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Fell in "a FIT.

Mr.. Richard Burial, machinist re-
siding in Centre Wheeling, fell in tit, a
complaint to which he is subject, at the
corner of Thirteenth and Eoti streets, last
evening. lie received attention, and
after recovery proceeded to his home.
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steamer sold.

Last Wednesday the United States
Mars al at Pitts burgh sold the passenger
steamer Carrie Brooks to Major Spiking,
of that city, Tor $l,525. 1t is said that
this boat originally cost 100000 but she
has been running ten years. The price,
however. WAS very low
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Walters Hotel.

The new hotel of Frank Walters is to
be rented to William Harding when he
returns from Europe this TALL. We
understand that u gentleman from Pitts
burgh will be partner with Mr.. Hard
ing. 1t is difficult 10 definitely say at
what time the house will be completed.
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TRY the Pstent Safety Broiler Cooks
TO perfection over any fire st moments
notice. An unequSlled kitchen gem. Z.
H. Sweeney, sole agent, lower end mar
ket house.
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a ISH.lGuPI.

Last evening Col. Tom Norton gave
banquet to Col. Bob Delaplalne, at Mrs.
Anderson's residence. in honor Of his
departure for Europe tomorrow. There
were about twenty persons present.
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Stockholders Meeting.

A GENERAL AEETISG OF TIE CDk.,'
~ pOruOrs and -,OCkHOii'n yi me Ha "a.
Clty Building and loan AfApf.aug-
Will be held a. The Office NJ ~ reoteAiy'
on THURSDAY. Nay ~, Al ~ >. H. iyi , l'.
Election Of Nine Directors. a11 me H4dI
action Of any other business ielAtnS
brought before them Partner SOD CUP
lions IN the series J then b. receives
JOHN IA VIA. Ac'iDg Ff'H
{. II. DElTERg, Acting S,Cy. MAJ
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For Sale

A coed boat house in frst-ra.o condi-
ton, As feet long by y feet feet inches
wide, will be sold cheap for cash. May
be seen in the creek, at the foot Of Chap
line street.
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RIIlinE NV.

a team OF horses belonging to coun-
trymen ran away while going down Full
ton hill yesterday at noon, but were
checked before any damage wss done.
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To AN already well established reputs-
ton, are constantly added the wsrmest
praises of travelers who have enjoyed the
hospitslisies Of the Grand Central Hotel,
New York
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SELL it because my customers all say
it is purer, and Morning Glory Baking
Powder is more economical than any
other. They sll use it.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Aaver..sements.

Southdown Spring Lsmb-George
Bowers.
Music Racks-G. Mendel, Booth Il Co.
Go on Board Steamer Hudson.
Dramatic Entertalnment-Wss Washing
ton Hall.
To Farmers and Gardeners.
Opened To- Day-C. f. Brues-[ Head
of Local
For Ssle-Wagons, Carts &c.
Pnotographs-MyIes' Gallery.
Moss Rose Hams-Geo. H. Parks.
Plumbers-ThompsOn " Hibberd.
Auction Sale OF Unclaimed Express
Goods.
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II you want to get nice fitting pair
of shoes, 60 TO L. V. Blond's, as be keeps
the incest shoes in the city.
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WILL HE OPENED

an "WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, IN ~ ~
" building formerly occupied ~ "I'
J0hn Cebhart. a fIrsf-cIags saloon. where
the best AID puTrst articles usually Ecp.
IN such est ,bllshmcufB VIII De- iOuh' ~
ali II ines. / VIII vet a Grand Lnnch "nl
Monday, MAY gth, ~ which ] awe AZ
q. \. sTOKEK
ap2psb Cor. Jjth aud IEap.IHs ~
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An elegantly carved Knabe Piano, in
splendid condition, for sale st s great
bargain st Sheib's music store, Washing
ton Hall.
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FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS 81 on n
h Wheeling Island; price from $500 10
sa1n each. ONLY one-sixth of the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
ha maid annually in five equal install
ments. with interest. Apply TO
IL JOHN z. GILCHRIST,
o.cob At Top Mill.
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SEARCHING will discover all things;
and to discover as well as remove lmpuri-
ties Of the blood, the best blood searcher
is DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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WE have sold the Morning Glory
Baking Powder with more satisfaction
than sny other. MANY DEALERS.
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We let the public Judge where the best
goods for the least money can be secured
and invite every reader to the following
offerings:
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SETTLEMENT of long dispute
Physicians have st last come to the con-
clusion that the best medicine for teeth
Ing children is Dr.. Balls Baby Syrup.
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KID GLOVES, every color and size, only
90 cents, st Speyer Bros
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ALL the new summer shapes IN hats at
Speyer Bros
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GO TO Cressp's Grove next Sunday.
You can get back BY 7 o'clock P. n.