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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
THE GRAND JURY AT WORK.


Tie inves, igaton by the Grand Jury tho causes
responsibility OF the Board Of Health In the matter
might be properly determined was continued yester.
day. Among the Witnesses summoned by tho Grand
Jury was Colonel Emmons Clark, secretary to the
Board Of Health, who subjected TO q N mute ex
animation In regard TO tho method observed
by tho Board In issuing permits Tor slaughter
houses, rendering and bone boiling establishments
ana fertilizng manufactures. The Chairman OF
the Citixens' Committee, Mr.. Thomas Is Musgravo.
also in attendance. and testified to the facts set
forth IN his report, which has already been published
Messrs James Lounsberry and Charles Spcr, piopre-
tors OF tho rendering LUX Algonquin stationed
foot OF Thirty ninth street, North kvor, which pro-
duces 5000 tons OF manure year, ana Peter Fecncy
tue oil soap factory ut No 52l West Fifteenth
street. to tho District Attorneys office yc sler-
day aud furnished bail IN the $500 APP
pear tor trial. Tho balance of tho twenty per-
sons against whom indictments have been found were
personally served with bcnch warrants by Detect
bondsmen In the Court OF General Sessions to-day.
Their names and places OF mani acture are
as follows:-Metcalt Gibbs, Munroe Crane, Charles
White, Tobey Booth, Spring Il Haynes and SiahI-
at 1hrtyuintb, Fortioth and Fortynrst streets aud
North RIVER; Eliza auckland, propretress Of a soap
factory at Seventeenth street and Tenth avenue;
BENJAMIN Waiince owner OF soap factory at No. 430
west Seventeenth street; George J. Gcareaton, who
Keeps soap factory on Nineteenth street, between
Tenth ana Eleventh avenues; Michael Donohue, tho
proprietor Of blood boiling establishment ut Thirty.
ninth street and North River; Schwarzchiid & Sulz-
berg, owners OF hide SKIN and taow yard Forty
nun street and East River; Rafferty, Il Williams.
.proprictors oil large fcrtiizng mandatory at
Forty-lourth street and East River; John Kane, who
keeps n manure hcap at forty-hith street ana East
River; LOMBARD Ayres the owners OF petroleum
works at Sixtysixth street and North River, and John
Lewis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
Tux CUMBERLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May Il. 1878

The General Assembly OF the Cumberland Presby.
teran Church ut Lebanon to-day discussed the reports
OF the Committees on Missions and state OF religion
Of the Church. The Assembly will probably DO In
session for the rest OF the week.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH ON THE SITUATION
On. DAYS DEFENCE CT THE BoARD-THEY


ARE NOT AFRAID OF BEING INDICTED.
In view OF tho Interest caused by the action OF tho
Grand Jury finding tho indictments above Indicated,
q HERALD reporter called upon Professor Chandler,
President OF tho Board OF Health, to request
his views this important matter. The
Professor did not happen to be In a communicative
frame Of mind, and nrst declined to express any
opinion, but aferward decided lar depart IRON
this resolution MS 10 oncr explanation OF the roiu
lions existing between tho Board OF Health and tho
ngiaUshm cnts which, under tho law, Il Is more
specially charged to regulate.
In reply TO direct question as to what no thought
OF the Grand Jury's action Professor Chandler said -
al have nothing to say on tho matter. do not
slider advisable to express any opinion. III indct-
mcns have been found against any parties they will
have an opportunity to answer In court. The Board
OF Health has nothing to do with this"
"Butn 10 understood that many Of tho factories
ngainst winch the Grand Jury has taken action hold
permits from the Board OF Hcsth. The public would
probably like TO know what explanation the Board OF
Health may have 10 ofor In explanation Of TITS cir
cumstaDcc."
WHAT rs PRRMIrf
sThere Is good deal Of msa ppreh nson In tho pub
lie IN nd 10 the value OF "a permit, replied Pro-
lessor Chandler .'rho general IDEA seems 10 DO that
inc Board OF Health licences these establish
mcnts In some way, but this Is an error. Tho
caoi permit OF the Board 10 simply regis
tratlon. IL coniers no right TO do anything
money fee 10 paid for the permit. II would have
peen had the word registration been In ;hc
law which created the Board oil Health, because then
thero would be no mIsconcepton OF It's true meaning.
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ject in deceiving the public IN the man
ner indicated. | am glad to know that
he has .cted in an upright, honorable
manner with the men who are IN his
employ, notwithstanding the great IN
/ convenience To which the loss OF the
money subjected MIN.
/ DR.. J. L. Upiegrat, OF Mt Pleasant,
Jefferson county, is in town whooping up
his chances for the Congressional nom
nation in the Republican Convention at
Steu benvile on the 9th OF June. The
Doctor has great many friends, and If
Sammy Knox, OF Harrison, was only
out of the way, | am confident Upde-
graf would be our next Congressman.
The contest now seems TO be between
Updegraf, Knox and Gen. Reilly, Of
WelisvIlle. The votes OF the Belmont
delegates will be divided between Knox
and Updegraf No one has yet been
spoken of Tor the Democratic nomination.
No Democrat cares to enter the contest
with that $500 Republican majority
looming up before him.
The case OF the B. o. Railroad Com
pany to restrain the city of Bel.aire from
opening Belmont street across the rail-
road track In that city, was heard in the
Common Pleas Court yesterday. Judge
OGey has not yet rendered his decision.
Gen. james o. Amos, late Adjutsnt-
Genera! of Ohio uoder Gov. Aliens sd-
ministrstlon, is in town to-day visiting
his relatives here. Gen. Amos is now
editor of the Democratic paper at Sid.
ney, the county seat of Shelby county.
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a COMPLICATED CASE,

cs,tlernen,- My case Is briefly as follows Ihavs
nS4Cstarrh for ten years, each year with incTeas-
- severity For nine years had not brcathed
,,S,rgh one uostril lhad drOppiugs In the throat,
s-ySrybsd cough asthma so bad as 10 be obliged 10
tearemedy Tor it 81 night before being able 10 lie
80 and sleep, and a constant duh pain in my
Sssf NV head was at times so full OF catarrhal
Tlitsr as % iDjurc my sense othear!ng and compel
80 cftup several times In the night TO clear it
- nv throat before could sleep. EVER one Of
80 Distressing symptoms has disappeared under
80 1ss OF not quite three bottles II SANFORD's
p,nIr,L CURE. My hearing Is fully restored.
tsvs 10 ssthmatic symptoms, no cough, no drop
- fu the throat no headache, aud In every way
k,..r- than have been for years. ] could feel the
sEarts Ofthe CURB on my appetite, on my kidneys,
49, lu fact, every part OF my system. What has
Sss1 done In my csse Is wholly the effect OF the
RADICAL CUEE. Very respectfully,
FITCHBURG, Oct. II Z. II. LAWRENCE
IndOrsed by Prominent Druggist,
Thereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
~ RADICAL CUEE Of me, and from time TO time
raEe nc familiar with his case. lOGleve his state
r-aE. 20 be true In every particular.
FITCHBUEG, OCL IL. JAS. 2. DERBY,
F,rh package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
T-.,nE Tube and ful directions for rs use IN all
cssgs Price 81. For sale by sll wholesale and re.
tsI 6-rggists and dealers throughout the United
Srs.s.S-l CanAdAs. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Iye-.s and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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COGee.
Tbs Tor 81 CO.,

Java. ..................ol
RiO................ZO a2.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.
The ParadP-ROute of Procession
Pic-Nic-An Bellaire Coming TO


Pic-Nic-An BelIaire Coming 10
wheeling.
The route OF march OF the parade to-
day will be Ms follows: Form on public
square lead by regimental band, lesVe
! public square on Central avenue, east on
! Central avenue TO Union, south on Union
to Twenty-fitb, west on Twenty-ffth to
Belmont, south on Belmont to Nine
teenth, counter march over the same
route to Crescent, west on Crescent to Bel
mont, north on Belmont to Thirty
seventh, west Oh Thirty-seYenth to Noble
! street extension, north on Noble TO
! Fortv-.ourth, east on Forty-tourth TO
Jefferson, north on Jefferson to Forty
sixth, east on Forty-,ixih to Guernsey,
south on Guernsey to Forty-iourth, west
on Forty fourth TO Noble, south o.
Noble to Thlrty-ffth, east on Thirty
hitn to public square.
The B. u o., G. Is P, st. G. IL B., and
B. & S. W. Railroads will run extra
trains at reduced rates to-day.
The troops that compose the Second
Regiment D. n. G so far rs they will be
present NJ the display to-day, are Co. A,
commanded by Capt. Zimmerman, and
Go. Q, under Capt Doty, of Steubenville;
Co. d, Capt. w Nj. Ault, of Bellsire;
Co. Z, Capt. f. NJ Cowen, of st. Glars
vile; &c. f, Capt. q. w. Shepherd, Of
Barucsville; Co. &, Capt. Headington, Of
Cadiz. The Regiment Band is under the
leadership OF Major II. D. Meek.
The handsome silk hsg presented to
20. d, by the yourg ladies' OF Bel.aire
gets lew alrings. IL will, however, grace
the procession to-day.
joe. Grafton is home for the 3Oth.
The public schools were dismissed yes
terdav until Friday.
The graduating class OF the High
School, with Messrs. Duff, Cash and
Faris, cr the city corps of teachers, will
attend the Commencement of the Bridge
port High School this evening.
Bellaire is winning an enviable repu-
tston as a manufacturer Of wagons, car
riages and buggies.
The Fire Department, after taking
part in the parade, will picnic at the In
dian Run Orchard this afternoon. This
evening a grand select ball will be given
Nv OIlN lhll IOI Iucll UC1lCub' AN ONJS
were busy yesterday ornamenting their
reels and trucks.
The Liederkranz, our crack German
musical organization, will have grand
picnic at BODIES Summer Garden this af-
ternoon.
Dinner will be set at the State TobaC.
co Warehouse to-day, for the visiting
military.
BoIlsire will go to Wheeling en- naasSs
this afternoon.
Mr.. John W. Wilson and lady, of
Morristown, Ohio, were in the city yes
terdsy.
The boys turned out--wlth their "ma-
chimes" last evening, and sprinkled the
streets throughout the line Of march.
Major Moore, of Barnesviile, came
down yesterday ready for duty to-day.
The arms and accoutremenLs of Com
pany b, who cannot be with the regi-
ment to-day, will be used by the I'M
armed membe Of Company +.
Mr.. VIM. Cochran, ST., has leased the
old National House from the B. u o.
Railroad Company, and is gong to make
a first class hotel of it once again.
The flag market was brisk yesterday.
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OILS &c.

Sperm. gal ..SI 90 Linsee1 ...................75
Whale. ga ......... / A. Burning 1luld-......~21
Parradnc....S2 OOa2 D. BenZlnc..... ....... 10
Kerosene .............a5 Alcohol. 81 ID
Turuenliue ....5 20 Carbon ...............,
Lard ......... ...... .baa1J.
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Cnns,e as Ice, and pure as SNOW

The fragrant Sozodont is scientific
composition Of the purest and choicest
ingredients OF the Oriental vegetable
kingdom. Every ingredient is well
known to have beneficial effect on the
teeth and gums. 1t removes all diss-
greeab.e odors, even that Of tobacco. 1t
speedily removes those ravages which
children sustain in their teeth, owing 10
improper use Of sweet and acid articles,
which Imperceptibly destroy them.
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CAROLINA RICE.

50 tierces received direct nom Charles
ton, in store and tor sale by
VI. REILLY,
1919 and 1871 Main Street.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
RObheTiPs-The FermOr Affntr-Dr. u
degraH-PerSOnal.

CORES poudence OF the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., May %, 1878.
The thieves VINO entered the res .dence
Of Edward Fermor, in this place, two
weeks ago, and robbed hun OF $3.50, Lave
no. been discovered This Is only one
Of many houses that have been entered
here in this way, during the past year.
There is no doubt an organic d gang OF
these night providers In our mids', and
their continued success and escape from
detection. has emboldened .hem until a
night police force seems to be necessity.
Our people have been urging the town
authorities to give us night police, but
the council is slow to act in the mstter.
The rumor that the robbery OF Mr.. Fer
nor was q sham, mention of which l
made recently in my letters to your pa
per, Is. l am satisfied, incorrect, and |
hasten TO set the matter right before
your readers. AS Mr.. Fermor has paid
his hands in full, he could have no OBJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30
baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY, May, - 1878
rECEIPrS For TIE WEEK.

BeeVeS
Sheep and Lambs go
swine 90
IOial o''''
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK.
Very best on sale TINS week..............51s aG14
That generally rated first quail
lty .....'' . ttsty.
Medium or good fair quality. ...........4 ai3s
Ordinary thin Steers, oxen and
Cows 4a14
Extreme range of prices ..... .....Z '4a0t4
Most OF the sales were frOm...."......5 a52s
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.
The offerings this week were fully as
good as to quality as were those OF last
week. but the market was no. as good,
either in activity or p'ices, the market
being slow in most of the yards and q /
cent lower than last week, There was Il
long line of good cattle and few common
ones. Prices 23@33 cts.
To Baltimore butchers. .................... So
To York county Pa, dealers .................
To Eastern D
To Washington City butchers............ 10.
70 country ealers................ ''........' ~
,, ia
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WHEELING RETAIL MARBET,

The Second Ward market yesterday
morning, "Wednesday 29,) WAS chuck
full OF strawberries; they sold as low as
cents per box and up as high as
three boxes for q quarter. Between 7
and o'clock, however, prices ruled
about four boxes for % cents. The ber-
ries were very fine, and well favored,
with evory Indication Of having reached
an excellent growth and perfection.
MEAT AND POULTRY
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TKARspoR CITATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.
q q :Asasss;. 80 80
EAsTBoUND TRAINS,

on and after May Is, 1875, Passeng
Trains will leave as iollows-WheeHl
time.
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Trains leaving Columbus AZ 3:4D p. m.
and B.2j a. IN. run daily. Through Chicago
Express, with sleeping car attached,
leaves Columbus daily except sunday, AT
$40 D. m. arriving in Chicago al 80 next
morning Berths can be secured IN adj
vance at Union Depot Ticket ONCE,
Column bus.
Pullman's drawing room sleeping cars
through without change. from SteuDcn-
vile and Columbus, 10 cincinnati, Louis
vile. Indiana polls aud -. LOUIS.
For through tickets, bags az checks.
sleeping car recommendations, &c apply
10 Jos. VI. BelIevilIe, Ticket Agent AZ Pan
Handle Depot, loot Of Eleventh street, or
atCIfy Hs1r ISL iury, uHGer McLuEe House,
Wheeling.
=. ". CALDw ELL, General Manager,
Columbus, o.: :. II. FELTON,, IT,, General
superintendent. Pittsburgh, Pa: ". l.
O'Buen, GeleTal Passenger Agent, Column
bus. q. IntlB
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Us AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, The
" 9th inst. cars on the wheeling aud
Elm Grove raj road, vii! run a. 20 lows:
Cars will leave the city .cO- OF Market
and Eleventh >Js. and sian ms at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30
CAPITAL, s25O,OOO!
JOHN x. BOTSFORD, Prenole,t,
GEO. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared to
transact tue business or banking in al It's
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; is owned by the same Share.
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the Interests ofIts
correspondents and depOsitOrs, and by a
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, IL hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check a
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN K. BOTSFOKD WIN. b. SIMPSON,
JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. a. TURNER,
WIN, 4. IsETT, JOHN l.. HoBBs,
A. NJ. ADAMS, o. c. DEWEY,
HENRY ". II ARPER my
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REMARKS.

Tie offerings this week compare
favorsbIy as to quslity with the run last
week. there being great many very
good Sheep among them. The market
mas been quite slow, no activity being
Observable in any OF the pens. Prices
are lower than last week, and the ten
dency has been to-day toward yet lower
figures. We quote Sheep at 3!94! cts,
and few extra at Al cts. There wss
one lot very extra, which brought % cts;
Lambs, 4@6! cts and but few at the
latter price.
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Paayps -. ...........,., I %
Gbsanand Lambs ........,.....,........... rs
Sy,inn ...............................o 8
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & StLOuiS

WAI-PAN-HANDLE ROUTE.
Time table East and West, May 18th,
1873. Trains leave PAN Handle Depot, foot
OF Eleventh street, near public landing,
daily, except Sunday, as iollows-Wheel-
ing tIme:
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Spaldings Glue, the sticlSiest thing out

AFTER all that has been said about
sweeping reducuons,' the Grand Cen
trial is the only frst-clsss hotel in New
York that has made sweeping roduc-
ton" 1t offers frst-clsss accommodation
for $3.50 and $500 per day.
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FISH.
NEW CROP VIEW ORLEANS

SUGAR and MOLASSES. Just received
a lot OF strictly prime New Orleans Sugar
and MOIaSses, which are offered Ia tAo
trade al low figures. NJ. REILLY.
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IT CAN Be CURED,

,T..n ne cured. There Is no doubt about it. The
| S-Tedia.s relief afforded by SASFoRpfs RADI-
-, j'rRE FoR CATARRH Is but slight evidence u
go may follow persistent use Of this remedy.
W. Ssr6. lncrusted matter that has lodged IN the
.ITsssages is removed with few applications
~, r'rcratlOn and Inflammation sUbdued and
s-.'al. the entire mCmhTanOUs Innings of the head
,rsed and purified. COnstitutionally its &C
-, IL that OF a powerful purifying agent, destroy
- I'm its course through the system the acid
,5q. the destructive agent IN catarrhal diseases
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OF the receipts Az head came nom
Illinois, 2lO from ONO, 3S2 from P'nE-
sylvauia, 3 trop Maryland, - from
Kentucky, II from Virgins 46 from
West Virginia, and 10 from Tennessee.
Total receipts for the week, 1888 head
agsinst 255 mead last week and l,O'9
head the corresponding week OF last year,
Mich CowS-The trade has been
fairly sctvp, and sales made at retail at
$25m5O i head.
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COLLINS VoLTAIc PLAsTERs

p careful 70 call for COLLINS NOLTAIC PLASTER
I.s ggL get some worthless imitation. Sold by all
tsale and retail druggists throughout the
l.tei States and CanAdas, and BY WEEKS 81
POTTER Froprctors. Boston, Mass.
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Tndorsed BY a Prominent Druggist.

An EleCtro-Galvanic Battery combined
with a highly MediCated Strengthening
Plaster, formingt the best Plaster for pains
and aches in the World of Medicine,
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Bethesda Water Bethesda Water

This Natural Mineral Water Possesses
remarkable virtue In curing DluhHtcs aud
similar affections at the kidneys Bladder,
&c. For salc by tn" gallon key ant bar
rel, by LOGAN, LIST & 90,
mail Druggists, wheeling, W. w.
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Leave. Accom- Mail ....... Express

Steubeuyille accommodation leaves
BelIaire At 4:45 p. n. Bridgeport at 5 90, and
arrives at SteubenyilIe at 6:lj p. NJ.
Leaves Steubenville at $40 a. IN, Bridge
port at $40 a. IA; arrive at Bellaire at 9:35
a. III.
Tickets and baggage checks to all prin-
cipaI points i'm the East and West can be
procured at the Union Ticket Office,
Mcclure House, Wheeling, and at Ticket
OH Ice in Bridgeport.
+. Z. MYERS,
mac General Passenger a Ticket Agent.
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M sWINE MNNKET.
REMARKS

The trade has been fairly active in
most OF the pens to-day. The receipts,
which are somewhat 10 excess OF the tar
run of last week. compare favorably rs TO
ousli.y with that OF the ofrrir IS then.
Tne run Of Monday consists OF soou!
1900 head, some l 200 head having been
received shortly alter the market day
last week. Prices are not quite IS nigh
as they we're last week, showing decline
of l6g ct. Quotations, 4!@4s cIs.i
most SAFES beng made at a cts.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
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If You Want

4 nrst-Class I.uimcut tO cure Pains and
Sprains. and relieve prom oily khcunH-
llsm Neuralgia, &c, use LOGAS'5 ARNICA.
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DUPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY,

7 HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
| ZINE, a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which | will sell AT wholesale AT
mauumcturer's prices. / have portable
magazines OF different sizes for sh rping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is uneQUalled in strength and
quality. N. REILLY,
Sole Agent
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Sealed Proposals

WILL BIZ RECEIVED UNTIL JUNE
w /, ls7s st O'Clock y. " by the Board
q of Fducutiun OF the Fulton school Dis
house IN said district. Plans and npocin-
cations can be seen at Mich. Etrin's IN
Fulton. Tho Board reserves the riVht Ia
reject any or al bids bids must DE ad-
dressed 10 IS. i. Zoecklor President 81
Board OF Education, Fulton.
HENRY X. HESS, Ncc'y.
FULTON W. VA. MAY -, 1915 uH2fi
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FRUITS, NUTS, a c.

Oranges, doz....3jaJO WalnutS, new
LpmOnS............. 2jaS5 Pecans, extra ..-.....U
Dates, h ............l5 EIlberts, SiCily.......O
Figs in layers" l5a25 Palm Nuts........... ~
Raisins, coo King .l2% 'OcOa Nuts plece.iO
RaisiDs, layers......2II Mixed CandI Z .2Ua3O
Primes, per lb.,...l2l. French Candies SO40O
French, 10 % Sardines, for H"".2O
Almonds, SIT shell..bJ " Tor I2......... ...oV
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trsEr MIMI BENSON'S CAPCINE
ANIL RhIH | Porous Plaster is the
HWIl -llHUN ! best remedy for a lame
or painful back, or
weakness OF the back ever invited or
known. II sootheS, it strengthens, it
cures, where other porous plasteTs, and
all linimentS fail.
Each genuine Benson's CapcIne Plaster
has the word CapCine cut through the
plaster. Take no other. ma22O
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Seeds

Timothy, bushsl 80 Glover, white....5Oa6
Red top..........-.......' canary steu''''''''''
Glover red .......SU w Rape seed. $500.
Blue grass.......... 90 Orchard grass"..sI I
Do. extra clean. l .