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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-19
CITY CHIPS.

CANDIDATES begin TO loom up.
No MARRIAGE licenses admitted TO 70.
cord yesterday.
EIGHT cases retired 10 the corrall yes
terday morning by the Police Judge.
ONE deed in fee and one will admitted
to record by the County Clerk yesterday.
TIE Municipal Court begun its Feb
ruary term at 2 o'clock yesterday alter
noon.
THERE is to be large ball given at
Hodgen's hall, Portland, next Thursday
evening.
MOTHER GOOSE rehearsal at Weisel
Hall tonight. Chorus and all except
the children should be present.
THE Greenb back aud Labor Club meets
to. night in the Atlantic hose house to
make preparations for the coming cam
psign.
Richard Gardner was bonded in the
sum of 800, by Squire Caldwell
Saturday, to keep the peace tor Six
monts.
The Waterman at No. 81 Alley 7, in.
forms US that ne is not guilty OF any neg.
lect in regard to his watching the small
pox house.
ORDERS have been issued by Mayor
Sweeney for the purpose Of decorating
the city building on tho I'D inst, Wash
ington's birthday.
THE Lodge, Commsndary and Chap
ter rooms of the new Masonic Temple
will not have been completed before the
first of April next.
YESTERDAY evening Officer Bogard
arrested John Duffy for breaking win
dow, in the residence OF OTTO Commit
tee, North Wheeling.
QUITE large number OF ladies at
tended the Hsllisy auction sale on Main
street. The goods that are being sold al
that place are going off extremely cheap
TUE Golf guards will give a grand
dress ball at Washington hall, next
Friday evening. Every effort Is being
made by the guards to make 1t success
in every particular.
Dr.. WUNDERLICH's household effects
library, etc, which were burned by the
fire yesterday morning, were insured by
Prof. Schatfer, agent for the Hamburg
Insurance Company.
There is q report current to the effect
that the Ohio City mill at Martin:
Ferry will begin operations within
month. 1t is to be hoped that this re-
port may prove true.
MUCH complaint is being made in re-
gard to the muddy condition of Alley [
at the intersection of Ninth street. a
lamp in this part of the city is desired by
those who pass that way.
The Germanis Singing Society will
celebrate lis ninth anniversary at Ger
mania Hall, this evening. None Others
than members and their families, includ
ing the reporters, will be admitted,
OUT OF the 1886 kegs of nails sunk a
the BellsiIe bridge some weeks ago, all
have been recovered except l23. Those
recovered have been sold at $l.25 pei
key, thereby letting the Peabody lnsur
ance Company of with small loss.
ALLEY No. I, between Market and
Chapline and Tenth and Eleventh
streets, has been closed near the Market
street entrance to prevent persons from
going TO the house, No. 81, where there
are several cases of small pox. To COM
plete the Job. the Chapline street entrance
should be closed in like manner.
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Personalities.

PeFhOhhIIt1eH.
Mayor Sweeney will preside at
Washington Hall this evening and in.
troduce Hon. S. S. Cox TO the audience.
Brady Caldwell is lying seriously Ill
at the residence of his mother.
Mr.. }. Lorenz, the organ builder, will
commence tuning the Cathedral organ
to-day.
Are the innocent looks of bright black
eyes to be relied upon?" was the ques.
ton propounded by our Jenkins last
evening. He evidently had been on the
Island.
DR.. Banning is still in the city, and
will remain until Saturday evening next,
1t is mooted that the services Of Rev.
Mr.. Lstane have been secured by the
members of the Reformed Episcopal
Church in this city. Through the aid OF
wealthy and ardent Cumminsite OF
Philadelphia salary OF $500 per an
nun has been made up for him.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Bsttelle has engaged
state rooms on the Andes for Cincinnati
this evening.
Jas. b. Quarter has made his appear.
ance as candidate for clerk OF the circuit
court, subject of course, to the decision CT
the Democratic Convention.
Mrs. John Scott is confined to her
residence, suffering from a severe attack
of rheumatism.
Thomas Hornbrook, Esq, whose gen.
crosby to the poor and many other good
deeds are well known, and daughter will
leave for Hot Springs, Arkansas, this
afternoon. They will 60 on the Andes
to Cincinnati, where they will take the
New Orleans boat and proceed to Cairo
or Memphis, from whence they will
travel by rail to their destination. They
expect to reach home again little be-
fore the first of April. 1t ia hoped that
Mr.. Hornbrook's health, for the benefit
OF which he takes the trip, may be greatly
improved, and that be may be SPARED for
many years to labor in the Masters
vineyard. Our best wishes 60 with
them.
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Will Admitted to Record.

Yesterday the last will and testament
of Mrs. EIizsbeth Beck, Of this city, was
admitted TO record at the Office Of the
County Clerk. The will provides that
after her death, sll Just debts and funeral
expenses be paid out of her estate, and
the remain Ter TO be divided, sccording to
certain conditions, among two daughters,
Hannah NJ. Conner and Josephine
Smith, and three sons, Wesley T. Beck,
John II. Beck, and James Beck The
document creates George Odbert eIecu-
tor of the estate. The names Of the wit
nesses 10 the paper are John Webb, John
W. Rogers and Nicholas Herbert
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Abduction CNxe.

About eight o'clock last night vener-
able old gentleman appeared before 8
magistrate in this city and made oath
that certain young man hsd abducted
his eightcen-yesr-Old daughter, with the
intent, he believed, to do her bodily
harm. The constable started out TO serve
the warrant but before executing it the
Young lady returned 10 the 'Squire's
Office in company with her father, who
had also left for home, and the charge
was dropped. The delight of the parent
at the return OF the prodigsl was quite
Affecting. We withhold the names of
the parties by request OF those con-
cerned.
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A uisu,ed Mclean man.

Yesterday evening one Harry Vellers,
a coal miner, was standing on the west
side OF Market square, when ChInamsn
chsnced to pass that way. Yellers, who
had been watching Toby Vance
fighting 8 stranger. and who WAS
spelling for fight with some
one begun 10 use abusive and offensive
language toward the slmond-eyed Orien.
tai bv telling him that be ste lead rats.
Veilers begun 10 tramp on the China
mans toes and finally wound up by
striking John Cbinsmsn on the nose
and breaking it. Vellers was arrested
BY Officer Deftibsugh and locked up for
a hearing at Police Court this morning
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NOTICE.

uOLDERS OF THE BONDS " on
Ill county OF the issue Of Mar. =
numbered 80. I55, -, Ia. ~, US
20 and 20, are hereby notified VA
same have been drawn ana Will n j.
at the Bank OF Wheeling, on TIE ~ =
of March, I-7s, and that the inp'7 y
cease on said bonds rom thai dab
JOHN BAiHi
President Of the Board Of Coinis1"
OfOhIO county.
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Drowned.

John G. CRAZY, resident OF Nebo, q
small village IN the vicinity OF Steu-
benville, Ohio, was drowned In the
river al that city on Saturday night
The frst report was, he had been muir
dered tor his money IS be hsd quite q
lsrge sum about him when be started
from home in the morning, but this sup.
nosition Gas ascertained to be incorrect,
On bis body when found were one silver
watch aud chain, one bill book, 8 pocket
book, containing sll-2O and several other
articles Of value- The verdict OF the
Jury wss death by drowning.
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Ranks. &c Af Cost.

Mr.. Joseph S. Wilde, who has been
in the book and stationary business In
this city for q quarter of century, ad-
yertises in to.day's ROOSTER his deter
minstion TO retire from business. In
advertising his goods st cost, he means it
all. and, in fact, he will sell some articles
below cost. Those in want of books,
wall paper, or anything in his line,
would do we'll to drop in on Mr.. Wilde.
He is DESTROYS OF selling out and closing
up business in the shortest time possible,
therefore an early call may be sdvants.
rsous,
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-. AlphOnSuS.

The repsi,s to the organ which was
damaged by water 81 the fire some time
ago, having been completed, a public
trial BY Prot. Seitz took place yesterday.
The results were very satisfactory. Mr..
Joseph Lorenz, the gentleman who did
the work, bears the reputation of al ex.
cellent workman in his line, and persons
who wish his services will do well to sd
dress him to-day. His card will be found
in another column.
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Jos. GRAVES, 26 Twelfth street, head
quarters for cheap Wall Paper and Dor.
der. 10000 rolls No. ! White Back
Wall Paper, at cents per roll Of 8 yArds
10000 rolls Brown Back Wall Paper, o,
cents per roll Of 7 yards. The above
prices are strictly for cash. The same
goods on book account will be cents for
White Back, and ct cents TOR Brown
Back. All of the above goods are new
and the latest styles for Spring trade.
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M A r. III N .
capital, RESTAURANT.

80. lII55 Market ST., is the only first
class Restaurant in the city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms Tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of home, combined with the
best c1tiSine that can be found In The Guy.
He Keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, and
serves IL up in a manner unexcelled in the
country. He can be relied upon always 10
urnish everything firSt-class. iel6
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
OTIS HALL.

LAST night committee was appointed
by Wheeling Union No. to meet like
committee of the Ladies Temperance
Band to make arrangements for an ami.
verssry of the two organization. The
committee meet at the Female College
tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock.
A resolution was adopted last night by
Wheeling Union No. l to adjourn their
Thursday night meeting. They also
passed resolution to attend, in body, a
meeting to be held next Wednesday IN
Bell s. Co.'s warehouse, North Wheel.
ing.
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Mnsie Ehaan-

As Sheib's Music Store Is to be removed
about March 1st to q new room under
Washington Hall, the stock of Pianos
Organs, Music and instruments now on
hand at the store on Main street, is offered
for sale so cheap that no one wanting
an ything can afford to let the opportunity
pass by. Bona tide bargains will be OBJ.
tanned in every srticle. The motto is,
"Quick sales and small profits" from now
till March LIST.
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KENNEY House.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, February Is. !
Mr.. Geo. S. Fecny:
DEAR SGR-Hsving been in the hotel
business ten years, l hsve tried in my
house different Baking Powders. must
say that your Morning Glory Baking
Powder, that l am now using, is far su'
perior to any that l have yet used here
tofore. Very respectfully,
T. KINNEY.
Proprietor Ksnley House.
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Held on Peace Warrants,

Yesterday Squire II. w. Phillips, OF
North Wheeling, issued warrants for the
arrest of Otto Committee and John
Dutfey, who had been disturbing the
peace. The two peace breakers were
brought before the justice last evening
and the former was bonded in the sum OF
500 to keep the peace for enc year, and
in default OF bondsmen the latter was
sent TO Jail.
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PUBLIC SALE

~ Market street.
/ will sell at Public Sale at the front door
Of the Court House, on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 2o,
lS7s, commencing at 10 o'clock, II not sold
AZ private sale before that date, my pro-
perty, situated on Market street, tetween
Twenty first and Tweuiy-Second streets,
viz: Lot number one hundred and thiI-
ir.u ll3 ON the west sideOt Market street,
in that part of the city oi Whs cling here
tOfore known as Ghapline and Eofi's addi-
ton, now called Centre Wheeling. The
said lot has on IL a fiue dwelling house l
now reside in. IL wi / be offered In two
lots or the whole.
Terms OF sale made reasonable and made
known on the day of sale.
IelSi MRS. ]. ADRIAN.
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Removal,

Having removed my shoe store TO No.
IS Eleventh street. Immediately in the
rear Of the old stand, would respect
fully invite my patrons and the pubic 70
call a. the Little Shoe House Around the
Corner JERRY CLExEss,
No. Is Eleventh street
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Hon. q. =. Cox.

We have recently ssid so many nice
things of the distinguished Mr.. Cox and
his lecture, and all we have said Is true,
too, that we can add nothing new this
morning. Those who spend an hour at
Washington Hall, this evening, will be
we'll repaid. Mr.. Cox is always both
amusing and instructive. We hope to see
n crowded house.
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EVANSVILLE, February IL. - Clear,
and mild. Mercury 35 70 Al degrees,
River falling, Il feet $40 in gauge
Down-Mary Miller, JDo. l.. Rhodes,
G. b. Church, Silver Thorn, Laura l.
Davis, NJ. Smith, Idlewild, Gray Eagle
Bowling Green and Fswn. Business
lively and packets full
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WASHINGTON HALL,

The next union mass meeting will be
held next Thursday night at y o'clock,
doors to be open one hour earlier. AT
that time, full report OF the great
Jubilee, which has been printed al the
REGISTER office, on heavy book paper,
and which will be souvenir, together
with the Temperance Ensign, of Pitts
burgh, which also has about three COL
umns in reference to the same subject,
will be presented in envelopes to each
person IN attendance The same officers
will be in charge. Good speakers have
been provided.
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transaction in real es.
tate was recorded in the County Clerks
Office yesterday:
Deed made February l6, 1878, by
Isaac f. Sadler and Catherine, his wife,
to the Island Building Association. for a
portion CT lot No. l8l, together with all
and singular the sppurtensnces thereon.
Compensation $725.
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Thrauu EraIn n Horse

Lsst Saturday evening as q young
man WAS riding horse rather rapidly
pas, the residence of Col. V. G. Cock
awe, near Moundsvilie, the animal
stumbled and threw him over its head.
The young man escaped without any
series damages, except few bruises on
his body.
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FOR RENT.

nSE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
SroomS, with all modern Improve ApA
mauts, water closet and bath tubs; W.
large lot; located No. - =. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. II. CaldWeIi, Esq
Possession April list. -
one two and half story brick hou'e
with eignt rooms and store room gas ~
water: all in good repair: No. 6S Eish-
teenth street; will be rented very low
Possession April LIST. ,,,.,, .,
street. suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April ist. Apply to
A. NJ. ADAMS,
Jcr0S 1877 Market street.
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A Big Scare.

While John Adams tho driver at
Booths Boat Store, wss coming up the
wharf with two barrels of lard oil in the
wagon, yesterday morning, the trace
broke and let the wagon run back into
TIE river, upsei:ing the wagon and spill
ling the lard oil into the water. No
damage other than broken trace, and
\ frightened driver.
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Probate Business.

The following probate business was
transacted at the County Clerks Office
yesterday.
Joseph w. Morgan was appointed
guardian of Fleming b. Morgan, orphan
of Harriet j. Morgan, deceased. Bond
$500, with j. s. Morgan as surety.
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Officers Elected,

The directors of the Odd Fellows Aid
Society elected the following officers
last night: President, o. k. Ellifritz;
Vice President, John NJ. Houston; Sec
rotary, IL. a. Whitman; Treasurer, John
Brown.
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Prompt Action.

DR.. Wonderlich, whose office, corner
of Twentieth and Market streets, was
burned out at an early hour yesterday
morning, commenced to repair at once,
and has already made considerable pro-
gress in celebrating the marks left by the
fiery element. Z
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THERE is nothing equal to i'll" al
never would believe one box could do so
much goodl' Such are the EXPLANATIONS
of hundreds of people who have tried
McLsin's Worm Candy. Manufactured
by firm in our midst who make no in.
ferior preparations.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
Catherine HagansH
Mary Reister and husband, tai.
IN CHANCERY.

Mary keiSter ana nuSDdnu, etAI.
IN CHANCERY.
Ry virtue of decree OF the Municipal
Court of Wheeling, made and entered in
the above entitled cause on the 18th day OF
Deem Der, 1877. / will offer at public sale
nj the front door OF the Court House of
ohio county, in the city OF Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, the 2sth day OF r : bRUARf,
1878, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following real
estate situate in the Fifth ward of sand
city, being n part of Lot No. 2lb OF the ad.
dillon to said city, laid out by Cha pine
and Eotf, bounded as follows, viz: Begin
nlns at the southeast corRer-o of the pro-
perry heretofore conveyed TO Francis
Henry Moran, and with his lines west.
wardly, southwardly and westwardly TO
the east line of the alley in the rear OF
SAID lot, and with the same southwardly
10 the south line OF the north halt OF lot
No. 2l6. and with said south line eastward
ly 10 the west line OF Eoff street, and with
lifeline OF same northwardly to the begin.
ming, with the reservation OF the right OF
way OF a Rassage from Eot street through
the ABOVE real estate,named in the deed OF
James q. Wyyte aud wife to Christopher
j. Carney, together with the two story
brick tenement located thereon; being all
the real es ate In said CITY OF which said
CHRISTOPHER j. Carney died seized.
TERMS or SALE--One.third of the pur.
chase money in cash, one-third on a credit
OF twelve months, and the residue on
credit of two years nom the day of sale,
the purchaser giving bond with good per-
sonal security for the deferred payments,
aud the title To .aid real estate 10 he re-
tanned until the furthero order OF the court.
JAMES p ROGER,
ian3Ooawt Special Commissioner.
w. Il. HALLER, Auciioneer.
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Military.

In order to ascertain the exact feeIia z
of the citizens OF South Wheeling on tbs
subject of organizing another military
company, q meeting will be held on Sun
dsy afternoon next 81 o'clock IN
Kochs bail All persons who contem-
plste taking part in the proposed new
company are invited TO attend.
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THERON CITY College,

Whose advertisement appears in another
column, is doubtless the most efficient, as
we'll as the most popular and successful,
business college in the United States.
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Zsrs, the man With thespirit hand and
talking babIes, wiz appear at Washing
ton Hall February 26ih and 9th and
March lst and ID.
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ELL i'm n Eli

Yesterday morning, Ned Downs, of
North Wheeling, upon rising from his
bed, tainted and fell TO the floor, striking
his head against trunk that was close
by. Mr.. Downs head was severely, but
not dangerously cut.
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WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. Is, 1873.

George S. Fesny, Esq:
MY DEAR SIR-Plesse send box of
Morning Glory Baking Powder to Nc
Lure House. Sample left the other day
produced magnificent results.
Yours Respectfully,
f. K. WARNER.
Proprietor Of MeLUre House.
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sCHMULBACH zouAyEs BALL.

The grand ball at Turner Hall next
Friday night promises to be frst.class in
every respect. Every preparation has
been made by the managers to secure
success, and it is to be hoped that the
efforts of the young men nay be fully
and literally rewarded. The hall will
be tsslefully decorated with flags and the
Gsttling guns will be plsced on the stsge.
The Moundsville Zousves will be present
as the especial guests of the "Schmules. !"
Prof. j. j. Birch's band will furnish the
music, and will play some choice selec-
tlons for the first time on Washington's
Birth-night. The best of refreshments
will be provided. The contest for the
sword, to be presented to the most popu-
lar officer, will be conducted by secret bal
lot at the hail DUNG the evening, and the
result announced at midnight.
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We are glad to hear 1t. Our druggist
informs US that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
sells better than any other medicine, and
always gives satisfaction. Its very cheap
too, cost only rs cents bottle.
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FOR RENT:

VDHE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. "a
This room has been occupied ior inc -
last three years by Hugo L. Loos as
a Tobacco. and cigar store The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong to the
Trcmtscs a good W. &. is attached. Rent
low, and possession given April lst. APP
ply to j; NJ ANVaItfy WV
tplll W. II MChLb IL .
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aO0NiS FOR RENT.

INTaEPEoPLE's BANK BUILD IsA
i ING. p .Gs.R
BniIding are hereby offered tor rent. Pos
session OF two OF them Will be given I'm
mediately. These rooms are CONSIDERED
The most eligible in the city Tor sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply at the Bank or to
ta3h YROS. O'BRIEN. Agt.
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FOR RENT.

TpHE OPERA HOUSE STORE -
rooms for rent at reasonable GGss.:U
iv, Anply Mt the Office OF the German Fire
insurance Company OF Wheeling. dec2ih
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Assault,

John Clesvis was before Justice Wait
yesterday, charged by Michael Harde-
man with having knocked him down. he
was bound over to keep the peace.
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For RENT.

nooMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
II, Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
ary LIST. Persons desiring good business
room in a good location, on reasohaoie
terms, can get information from
l. Il. WILLIAMS, Secy.
6eeSb At Franklin Ins. Office.
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For RENT.

yy,HE ETNA IRON AND NAIL COM.
PASY'S Vineyard, consisting OF ABOUT
fifty acres of vines in good bearing order.
Forterms apply at the company ONCE.
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J. w. FERREL, agent for d. s. POrney,
will resume business on Monday. Feoru-
sry Is. 1878, st bis old stand, corner
Main and 20th streets.
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The right thing in the right place is
without doubt DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
the best remedy for babies while teeihiDg.
Price, only % cents bottle.