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River 2 feet GinChes and falling slowly.
Weather clear and very warm.
The RagOn departed for rarkersbnrg at
l0k o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
with fair trips.
The Telephone, from Charleston, ar
rived at 5 o'clock and departed at q
o'clock. .FrH.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, due at
noon, did not arrive until 81. ".
The Science will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day at 10! A. ".
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Salt Valley, from IrontOn. and the
S~tockdale, from Cincinnati, will be due
this evening. Neither Of them will prob
ably attempt to go any farther up the
river, The StOckdAlc will leave for Gin
cinnati tomorrow morning, and the Salt
Valley probably Thursday morning.
by Telegraph
PirrsBrRGn, September 30.-River IL
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, September go River ! feet
5 inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Departed j. $. BransIord,
Cincinnati.
CAIRo, September 30 River II feet
inches and falling, Weather clear; mer'
curry 7so.
NASHVILLE, September G0.-River sta
tionary, with II feet on shoals.
ST. LOUIS, September 70. Arrived:
Lewis, Kansas City. Departed: Tidal
Wave, ST. Paul; Gilmore and barges, New
Orleans. River fell . inches, . feet 3 inches
above, and 8! feet to Cairo. WeatieF clear
and very warm.
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PERSONAL MgSTToS.-Mr, Roht. Irwin,
who has boon rustlcating In Washington
county for the last week, returned home
Yesterday. He showed us some apples
that were raised on the farm OF f. Davis,
Esq, that will be "haldto beat" oneotthe
Thompson County King" variety was an
immense fellow; 1t measured Iii inches IN
circumference and weighed one pound and
". [. McAfce, Esq, OF St. Louis, q
former resident OF Wheeling, Is making q
brief visit 10 our city, and is the guest oil
W. W. Shrivor, Esq.
Messrs. John Klevis and Ben. BrOckett,
of the Sixth Ward, leave this morning for
Chicago. The latter proposes TO 90 from
Chicago to Kansas, upon a visit to his
fathcr-in-law.
Fred. Sutherland, OF the London Show,
registered ut the Mcclure House lust night.
Miss Maggie larkin, who has been
spending the past four months with
friends at Chicago and Springfield, ILL.,,
returned home Yesterday.
Captain Charley Wells, OF Glover's Gap,
is in the city.
Captain Asa Booth contemplates EN-.
barking in the hotel and restaurant bust
ness ut the Arkansas Hot Springs.
Mr.. Jacob Morris will represent Wheel
ing Lodge Of Odd Fellows Mt the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge in Parkcrsbnrg.
Governor Matthews is expected back
from the Greenbrier region daily.
Captain Phil. Absolute, OF Buck Hill
Bottom, is in town.
Mr.. Crawford H. Booth and wife leave
this morning for Texas upon q visit TO Mr.,
Curnn Mendel and family. They expect
to be absent some weeks.
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BElI.AIRE LOCALS Rev. laneis in town,
being on tho road TO his appointment N
! Quaker City, Ohio.
Mr.. j. w. Hunter, who has just closee
q select school Mt Glencoe, O., was in thd
city u short time on Monday.
1.-THE passenger platform on the bridge
OF the B. 4 q. r. Il. Co., has n new floor.
Mr.. Cochran has Just completed
livery stable in Old Bellaire, one square
south OF the small bridge.
The young men have organized q mill
tary company, with Bonnie Austin at itt
head. 49,,
Tho colored school house, a brick build
ing Of two stories, is almost completed.
ROv. Edgar Robinson, u young Presby'
terrain minister, occupied the pulpit o.
that church on Sunday.
Our Republicans ought to DO more
activcin the fall campaign. Captain Dan
ford is the only Republican to whom We
have had the pleasure Of listening to thi:
fall. 4"
The streets OF our city are in poor con
dition, owing to the insltficiency OF their
drainage. The bitches ought to be thor
oughly cleaned and deepened.
Tho Lantern Factory is SO pressed with
orders that they are running night and
day. !
Considerable Roadway is being made by
the contractors on Cummins 4 Walters
now store
Quite q number Of commercial travellers
have visited our city the past few days.
C. l.. Hesacy lett the city yesterday to be
gone probably two or three weeks on bus
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From Christian UaIou, August y, 1873.

EVER since DR.. VIM. n. Giles, Of 451
Sixth avenue, extended a trunk invitation
to owners Of lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place OF bus;
iness for free treatment, the corner OF
Twenty-seventh street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble n horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which il thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
Edide ammonia Linime,i, which is now
preferred to all others by the chief stock
%raisers and sporting men OF the country.
A valuable horse Of the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame.
ness ensucd, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised TO try Giles
Imminent, and are gratifed TO say it acted
like a charm. About two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and tho
lameness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. HENRY WARD BEEcIIEH.
hN LYMAN ABBOTT, Editors.
Logan, List & Co., Agents.
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Police RRroRr. Mr.. Thomas NJ. Darrah,
Clerk OF the Municipal Court, reports the
following business done on the police side
OF his court during the month Of scptem'
Der: Total number OF cases, 90; number
ofarrests made by each officer, up to the
time OF Stephen Ripley's resignation:
Graham !, bcRbaugh ., Robertson !,
Baird 8, Bogard !, Stanley l, Wallace !,
Liston ., Baum 5; total -; arrests made
by special officers appointed by Mayor
Sweeney pending the election Of n City
Sergeant: Baum ., Defbaugh |, Robert.
son !, Baird l; total s; number
OF arrests made by each Deputy Sergeant
after the election Of Porter Smith as City
Sergeant: St. Myers l, Defibaugh 10, Flynn
5, Moran II, Short 5, Stanley ), L.ukens2,
B0gard I, Robertson 8, Johnson 9, Baum
. total 90. The ~ofIenseS were us follows:
Disorderlies IS, resisting officers !, failing
to remove nuisance when notified by
Health Officer !, carrying of property o,
drunkenness 81, keeping hogs within the
city limits |. abusive language 1, picking
pockets !, prostitution G, rules for persons
failing to attend court !, committing lewd
and filthy acts !, keepinghOuses OF III fame
=, assault and battery 5, vagrancy l.
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L1yrR is Klxo.-The Liver is the lmperia

LIVER Is KlxG.-The Liver Is the imperial
organ OF the whole human system, as II con-
trolls the life, health and happiness OF man.
When It Is disturbed in Its proper action, all
digestion of food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action OF the btain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. 1t has been sue
cessfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is ~unequaled in curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu-
mcrous symptoms that result from an I'M
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try. 10 cents Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that 1t is just what you want.
eodGW
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TugC ouurs.-CouxrY CouRr-Judge Geo,
Z. Boyd.-This Court met ut the usual houi
Yesterday morning, and transacted the fol
lowing business:
John Laishley rs. Sweeney Co. Mo
ton by plaintiff tn remand the a s 70
rules. Court takes time to consider.
Vim. S. Fleming, appellee, vs.. B. Nc
Cormick, appellant; appealed from Jus
ticc Wait. Judgment before the Justice,
in favor OF plaintiff, reversed, and plain
tiff to pay costs.
John +. CoulChan vs.. David Grove:
Certified BIS Justice Wheeler. Dismissed
at plaintiffs costs.
The following were granted naturalizal'
ton papers: Adam Del and Max Tanieli
natives OF Germany: David o'Leary, q
native Of Ireland; John Waltord, James
w: Meadows, james ]. Pownall, natives o.
England,
vey & Frccse VI. A. X. LYDIA, Hervey &
Frccse va. Joseph l.. Wilde, Geo, sauer VI
J. II. Watkins.
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From Wilkes Spirit Of tho Times, Dec. s, 1877.
A.. B. c., MIcM-What should be. done
to reduce an enlargement of tendon OF
forward leg, the hack tendon, caused by
grabbing It while trotting. 1t is sound
now, Think It was iixedlast spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. AnStrcr.-
Clip off the hair, and apply Giles Liniment
bdids AmHoaid twice a day, until It irri.
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
again. 1t is the only remedy
TINT will permanently remove q chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information. u.n
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WHEELING SABBATH School Assoc1A-
r,oS. The Sabbath School Teachers As.
ISOLATION holds its regular monthly meet
ing this evening at I O'Clock, in the North
Street NJ. L. Church. The order OF eSer'
cises will be: First, q report from the
committee having had the union meetings
in charge; second, recommendations and
suggestions rs to the future conduct OF
such meetings, that they may be improved
upon; third, q short talk from Rev. q: W.
Wilding, concerning some OF the thing.
most needed in Sabbath school work. All
persons interested are invited to be pres
ant
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TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL \ young man
named Samuel HiNhbcrge ,tEvelingageni
for a New York firm dealing In kid gloves,
was taken suddenly aud seriously VI; yes
tcnlay morning, Of the St James Hotel,
and was rpmovedto tho Wheeling Hospi-
tai, where he could be more comfortably
cared for. We are informed that one side
Of his face il paralyzed, and that his con-
dition Il considered as very critical.
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.pAcxErs,--Thc Telephone made her first
trip IRON Charleston onthc Kanawha yes;
terlay, and brought up q fair freight list
aud a big load Of passengers, among them
about fifty Pittsburgh coal men. The p.
W. & Ky. Railroad held hack twenty-five
minutes to accommodate the packet. Dur
ing the low water Wheeling is virtually
the head Of navigation ,andthe prospects are
that We willhavea Cincinnati packet about
every day. II merchants and shippers
can't extend their trade it will not be for
want of transportation accommodations at
probably very fair rates.
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TIE B. & 0. Waterman Mt the intersec.
ton OF I'D and Chapline streets complains
q good deal Of boys and young men jump
ing on passing trims at that point. A few
days ago, while the Waterman, who has
lost both his legs, was getting on the last
evening train Il return to his home up
town, he was almost thrown under the cur
wheels by n crowd OF half.grown boys who
were climbing on. The ordinance in re.
latiOn to jumping on moving trains should
be strictly enforced.
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%L.IGnrroor Misses HIS FooTlSo. Yes:
tcrdOv morning James LightioOt, Il colorcd
porter ut the st. James Hotel, attempted
10 board the incoming tram on the !. W.
4 Ky. Road, near 9th street, and missing
his footing. fell against the train and was
thrown violently 10 the ground, receiving
several severe bruises and scratches. jim
had a narrow escape from serious and
perhaps fatal injury, and will no doubt
exercise more care in the future when
| climbing on moving trims. II may be o.
interest 10 some Of Jim's dusky admirers
to know that the accident has not injured
his GOOD looks.
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NV FmN.-As will be seen in our I'd.
vertising columns Mr.. ]. &. Morris, the
well known produce merchant has sold out
his business 10 Messrs. Joseph ]. Norton
and W. B. List. The new firm OF Norton
4 List will bring into the business large
experience, with All amount OF capital Rde-
quate to the increasing Importance OF the
trade, which is n Of the growing in.
terests OF tho city, and which Is rapidly az
Stunning large proportions. These gentle
men are active, earnest, promptand correct
in their dealings and well deserve the pat.
ronage which we hope to see them enjoy.
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sTHE FfRsr DOSE GIvEs RELrEF."-The dis
tressing cough, which threatened serious re-
fatal pulmonary affection. For all throat,
breast, and lung disorders, Asthnatic or Bron.
chial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver Com
plant, Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy is so
prompt and effectual rs "Dr, swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry!
81 have made use Of this preparation for
many years, and It has proved to be very re-
liable and eflcacious In the treatment of Sc.
we're and long standing coughs. ! know Of
two patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for It's use l consider would not now
Be living. j u ----- IL MI
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FOR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs..
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves ,rind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySatey md dtdrrh9d,
whether arising from tecthing or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. %
cents a bottle. d&w
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New oFrlcEps.-Thc following officers
were elected last night by Wheeling TEN.
perance Union No. l.. n. c. I. u: Presi.
dent, Hiram Young; First Vice President,
l.. G. Cracrait Second Vice President A.
]. Adams; Secretary, Thomas Y. Sails
bury; Executive Committee, J. Reid, D.
NeSbitt, WIN. Marsh, W. c. Sharp and
Geo. W. Beam; Representatives to Gener.
al Committee, f. G. Cracraft and A. G.
Wincher.
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DETAINED FoR PoSrAGE-Letters ad.
dressed as follows arc held at the Post
Office on account OF n~on.payment OF post.
age: Mis- Mary MangiOn, Forest City
House, Cleveland, o.; John Porter. New
Cumberland, Hancock co., w. Va; Brown
t& Morrow, New Cumberland, Hancock
Co, W. Va; \. IL. Burhans, Box Us Cleve-
land, o.; NJ. II. Isaacs, Stamm House,
Wheeling two marked mot ut Stamm, u
John Bcchet, Jacolsburg, Belmont CO., o.;
James 4. JamisOn, Anlra, Iowa; Miss
Ella Nicholas, city; +. +. 0lmstead, Wheel
/ inp
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The following docket was disposed Eyes
tcrlay morning by His Honor:
Geo. Francis, jun, was up OF two cases
of disorderly conduct. Fined = and costs
in each case, and committed.
JucobS nyder, disOrderly conduct, five
dollars and costs. Committed.
John N. Wellington paid a fine OF two
| dollars for assaulting Harry McSlullen.
Peter Foley, John 0'nonnell and Geo.
Boyce were fined two dollars and costs
each for drunkenness. Foley paid, and
Tho other two were committed.
The following prostitution eases were
hcarl:- Jennie Black was fined $40 for
keeping n house ofill fame, but on account
Of her two small children, which would be
left homeless in case she was committed,
not being able to pay her fine, execution
was suspended on payment Of costs; Elijah
| Black, Jennie Nichols and John Reece
were fined $40 each, the two former
committed and the latter paying his fine;
Lizzie Gray, case dismissed; Susan
Schwcrtiegcr, committed to Jail in default
OF 80 and costs.
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MEETING OF THE GENERAL TEMPERANCE
CoMMrrrHE.-Punuant to u call issued by
the General Committee on Temperance
VIII representatives from the several
churches and to nperance organizations
nu,, =. In Street NJ. L. Church last
night and organized by calling DR.: Gun
ninsham to the chair, and appointing Dr.
j. LIS. Hall, Secretary. =,
There were present from 18th street NJ
L. Church DR. A.C, George and j. Car!ini
First Presbyterian Church, DIR, Cunning
ham and ". Riheldaffer, Thomson ME.
Church, W. Marsh; Chaplinc Street n; + !,
Church, W. G.. SnodgrIss; Mozart Hal!
Temperance Union, No. l, a. q. Wincheri
Hornbrook Temperance Union No: 3, 8
b. Jones; Wheeling Council No. ], DR., j.
l.. S. Hall. n vi
mittce Of hvcwasappointed on permanent
organization, TO report ut nm adjourned
meeting to be held on Friday evening
next. - -,
The Secretary was instructed to notify
all the pastors not present atthis meetingtG
he present ut the next meeting, and see
that lay delegates from their churches be
present; also to include temperance organ
~Izations not represented.
Adjourned I o meet next Friday even
ing at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, a
II o'clock.
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SECoND CROP or ArrLES. We werc yes
terday shown several specimens OF o sec.
ond crop Of apples grown on thesame tree,
this season. The tree is on the farm Of
the late John Turk, about q mile this side
OF st. Clainvillc, and is Of the variety
known as the Mount Pleasant Sweets.
The tree inst blOOmed the latter part Of
April, and in July, whenthe first crop was
ripe, bloomed again and has borne second
crop OF choice apples. This is certainly q
novelty in fruit culture.
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MEssRs. sASDRocE and Kull wereso sue.
cesSlul with the Pittsburgh excursion Of
Sunday lastthatt they contemplate ASCEND
Sunday excursion 10 the same place, on
the Goth inst. They expect 10 Gil fifteen
coaches on their next excursion, Nearly
500 tickets we're. sold for last Sundays
thp.
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PIAxoASpo poASTuNtSG.-Ityou Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order { 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
It prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
- Lucas Mrslc STORE,
3 sf 1927 Market St
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FoR LIvER COMPLAINT. BILIOUS HEADACHE
Sick Headache (which females are so liable
tot Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
and Bilious Fevers, Dropsical Swellings. Inter,
mittcnt, Rcmittent and Congcstivc Fevers,
where languor, drowsineSs, anxiety, pains IN
the back, head and extremitics, slight chills
with flashes Of heat, etc. No medicine Is bet
ter adaptedtocur these complaints in oil their
various forms than
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PolirrrAL NoTES.-Col. @. l.. Poornan
will address the Republicans OF Martins
Ferry next Saturday evening.
Claiming Richards, Esq, OF Cincinnati,
is to make Republican speech at Bellaire
on the Sd inst.
The Nationals have advertised u meet
ing for tomorrow night, Mt Bcllaire. Hugo
Preger, OF Canton, is the orator.
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Isaac s. ItEnHEIS, NJ. D.,
straustown, Berks county. Is

Price:-Trial bottle, 95 cents; large size, 81.
or six for S. A single 25 cent bottle will
oftentimes cure u recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF life.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Phila'
delphia. Sold by leading Druggists. Logan
List l. Co, Wheeling. eOd&w
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THERMOMETER RECoEu.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schuepf's drug Store, oPerI
House corner yesterday Sl
FsLxG 9sisM!Sg 5sr. M.SCsE&
81 81 81 ~
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SozopoHr.-An article that is Mt once a
teeth preserver and breath purifier, and
yet so pleasant aud convenient to use, its
exceeding popularity does not surprise any!
ono. Time has fully established the fact
that the SozoDoNT possesses these cxcell-
ent qualities in an eminent degree. 1t
has legitimately acquired the right to a po-
sition upon every toilet table. %
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Az UoLY Crr.-A son of Mr.. Henry
Caldwell, Of the Sixth Ward, while run
ming on the b. 80. Railroad track, last
Saturday, fell upon ono OF the rails, cut.
ting a cash in his cheek several inches In
length. The wound Is q very painful one,
and will in all probability leave IN ugly
sRnF
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Dox'r FEAR FoR WEI WEATHER while
you can get a silk rubber ovcrcoat at the
Star Clothing House for IS, or plain rub.
bers so low that we are ashamed to tell
the price-well, a shorter for $50. No.
SO Eth street.
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HEADQUARTERS FoR CHEAP GooDs.-
Good Muslin at &c, good Calicos at &c,
good Carpets ut l5C; fine Rll-Wool French
Cashmers ut JOc; Fancy Dress Goods from
9 to lOc; everything else in proportion.
Call soon, II you wish TO save money, Al
Nos. 9Ol0 and 902l Main street.
john RoENER.
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MrNIclrAL Covnr-Ju&ge Cnanmer.

Court met ut 10 o'clock \. ~, Yesterday.
August VOlkenroth, Falling Chivanskey
anG John Spaniskey, natives Of Gerinar!y,
were admitted TO the rights OF citizenship.
The argument in the caso OF Q. Hess w;
sWnl. Phillips, in debt, was resumed, and
occupied the attention OF ourtduringth the
entire session. The cas- was subrnittedto
Court. lent
morning.
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HowE's CIRcus may astonish you for a
day, but the STAR" Clothing House, 80
Twelfth street, is the workingmen's friend
for ever. Call and see.
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Gh q~ntdllaetmeE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1878,


warlrobes and Book Cases-FArbcnz X
10 .IHlllE EIlfH#.l " .,a
4 Good Healthy Home.
Proposals For Coal. ,
Decorated Toilet Sets Cummins "
S So9isa4 N9f5Oa & lla. II GhA j.
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swSYxE's TAR AID sARsArARILIA PnI-
Prepared only by Dr. Swayne & Son, Phila.
delphia, and sold at % cents . box by all lead
ing druggists, In Wheeling by Logan, List 4
CO. eodAw
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CHOICE Teas, Tobaccos and Confection-
cries always on hand, at Geo. S. Feeney's,
1907 Main street. 4
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MES's, Youths and Boys Fall Suits,
warranted to wear like leather, offered
marvelously cheap at the "Star" Clothing
House, 30 Twelfth street.
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MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try II, and YOU will
use no other.
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MoryrxG GLORY BAxTNo POWDER is the
best in the market. Try it, and you will
use no other.
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BOYS SmRrs.-The ncatcst and best in
the city dirt cheap : at the "Star' Cloth.
ing House, 8Twelith street.
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MoRruARY REroEr.-Dr. D. b. Ward
City Health Officer, gives the following re
ports Of deaths during September:
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FREI al the air will be given to you at
the "Star" Clothing House, a neat looking
glass for your bedroom with every box OF
paper collars-@ Twelfth street.
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spalding's Glue, always up to sticking
point, s.a eoe&w