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A Great Boon.

The greatest boon to children teetlling and
for curing Wind Collie, DiarrhGa and other
Ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, n safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
% cents.
Browns vermifugc comfits, for expelling
worms. are the most unfailing and pleasant
confection In the world. Price 25 cents. For
sale by Logan, List& Co., and by all druggists.
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TnE Fancy DREss BALL-In our notice
Yesterday morning Of the fancy dress ball,
TO DO given by residents Of the country 10.
morrow evening, 1t was erroneously stated
that the party was TO be given at the resi-.
dence Of Major Ioring. It Is at he resi-.
dence Of Mr.. James X. MCCortney that the
party Is to be given,
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TIE PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENT which has
been accorded by leading medical men in va.
rtous parts Of the country TO Dr.. WM. HALLS
BALsAM FoRTnE LuSds, lisa sufficient guaran.
~ Of its efficacy in erafliCating diseases OF
the rcathiNg organs. These gentlemen have
thoroughly tCstCl the remedy, and their con,
current testimony Is to the eiIeot tllatit Is q
positive specific for lung, bronchial and throat
alleotions Of eVory description, and most
reliable preventive Of that dreadful sonurgo
consumption. Druggists sell It. John L,
Smith & Co., Wholesale agents, Wheeling,
W. Va. wsEw
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TltE Gas TrEstseS met Yesterday and
lesiJsl y suspend Alsssrs: JOHN Maxwell
and Andrew King from employment Of
tho Gas Office, pending the Investigation
OF the charges against them. Mr.. Charles
NJ. Coen, Thoroughly competent account
ant, OF many years experience, was en-
gagged as Secretary, and will have charge
Of tho Office for the present. ~
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There Is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
would cure them. DR.. A. BOschee's German
Syrup has lately been introduced In this ooun.
try from Germany, and It's wondfous cures
astonish every one that tries 1t. II yon doubt
what We say in print, cut this out and tlkc il
TO your Druggtst, and get a sample bottle for
10 cents and try it. orr regular size for IS cents
MWFAw
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No Deception Il.ed.

II Is strange so many people will continue
70 suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
eral Debility when they can procure at oul
store SiHLoH's VlTALTSER, free az cost, II It
does lot relieve or cure them. Price, rs cents,
Sold by Z, Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; g. E.
Dwight, 2ithand Chapline sts.; Laughlin Bros.
\ Co., Wheeling; and Husbands l. Inskip,
Bellaire,
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We have been shown an affidavit from a
party at Martins Ferry, which fully OK.
culpates Mr.. Meyer Horkheimer from the
accusations made against him BY Lizzie
Futterer, the unfortunate mother OF Inc
gait recently left on the door step OF Mr..
Simon Horkheimer's residence.
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TIE heaters at the Benwood Mil, after
strike OF one day to reinstate William
Moore, whose job had been given 10
another man because OF his failure to 70.
port for duty along with the other heaters
after the latestrike had ended, concluded
yesterday to resume their Jobs, and The
whole mill will accordingly DO on today.
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Remember, Ne People =.

That "Hale's Honey of Hoarhound and Tar
Is now recognized as the great national spe.
ctilc for the cure OF coughs and all lung dis
eases, See that you get "Hale's Honey OF
Hoarhound and Tar" (large size cheapest)
Sold by Logan, List& Co., and ali druggists.
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FOURTH STREET sapEAL.-Tbe monthly
Ontertainnontsof tho Ladies' SOCIAL Union
OF tho Fourth Street NJ. y. Cburlll ara
always success, The reasons arc: lst.
The rooms arc very pleasant, I'd. The
admission is only ten cents. 81. Supper
tickets can be purchased which entltle
10 admission aud good supper, for twenty.
i've cents. 9Th, There Is always a choice
programme Of literary and musical ex.
ercises. 9Th, loo GredR, paap and other
refreshments can DO procured, 9Th, GREAT
numbers oigonteel people attend, and II
delightful social entertainment Is always
enjoyed. The February Social tomorrow
night. Supper from 8 TO s. O'clock. Re.
SdRigslOn tickets for those who 60 10 IN
early slppsE End desire to return alta later
hour
- 7sssse-.-z-5SSsu- .
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ALMOST one halfth ailments Of children
can be traced to worms. Why let your
little ones suffer when a few boxes Of Nc.
LaiaS Worm Candy will bring them all
right again? Children like, and eyep cry
for them. Don't BIO deceived by some
nasty yermifuge, but insist on having this
Candy, and you will not regret 1t.
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The Reno Inquiry CoucludeI.

CHICAGO, Februrry 1.-THE argument
Of counsel in the Reno inquiry was con.
cluded today, and the Court went Into Sc
rret session 70 make up lis report. When
completed tho report will be forwarded 10
washington, and the contents will fist be
made known here. - ~ - "
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cONMpXIoAYIoG ERQM TlE NAYoR.

A lengthy communication was received
from tic Mayor, in which that officer
stated that at the time VIM. ID. English
was elected Assessor Of the First District,
it was stated by him Tho Mayor to Com:
oil that said English. was ireehoIder, as
rSquirelEhy pCAinanGs, This statement
made by English, thatho owned o GENE.
tory lot, Subsequently the Mayor ascer.
tanned that English was not q lreeholder
ut the time Of lis election, as he then
owned no real estate. After duly consid-
erlng tic matter, tho Mayor decided TO nd.
minister the oath Of office to English with.
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For restoring the natural color Of the hair,
anicer preparation Is offered in 'lI0ir Revivi.
um." In large bottles, at only 80 cents, tlian
lias ever been produced ut 81 00. Glenn's Sui
phur Soap Is the word.famed Clarifler and
beautitler OF tho complexion. Sold by Logan,
List & Co., and every druggist.
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TmE CoURrs,-CIRcuIr CoURr-Judgc Mel
riH;-Thls Court met at "a. N. yesterday,
and transacted the following business:
In the case Of the State vs. Vim. Butler,
alias Spooney Butler, alias VIM. Hague, in
diCtment for burglary, the Grand Jury
having returned tho Indictment mot a
true bill, " and nothing further being offer
ed or alleged against tho prisoner, it was
ordered that he be discharged from i'm
prisonment.
The same order was entered in the case
Of Edward S. Carey, also held for burg
larry,
James r. Cowlen, Esq, OF Wheeling,
was admitted to practice law this Court.
a nOlie pHSegui was entered in the case
oil Charles Parker, indicted for housebreak-
ing in the day time. Parkeris required to
leave the, city Immediately and never re-
turn.
The case ofthe State VS.. John Condrey,
alias "Curly jack" indicted for house
breaking, was continued until the next
term, on motion Of defpndant's counsel.
In the case Of the State vs.. Daniel Rid
die, indicted for grand larceny, in stealing
Q horse from F,'S, Rich, Of this city, IN
July last, defendant entered a pisa Of guilty
and was sentenced TO two years imprison-
mont in tho Penitentiary. Riddle be-
longs ut Deep Run, Pennsylvania.
The case ofthe State vs. Louis Nolte, a
boyo fourteen years, charged with grand
larceny, was put on trial before the fol-
lowing Jury Charles Sensaney, ]. N.
Confer Chris Hagcdorn, Thomas Smith,
VIM. Carney, Thomas Muldoon, Chris.
Deku, j N. Warthen, G. +. Stifel, A. +.
SIaMs, ]. g; Robb, Thomas Douglass.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan appeared for
the State, and Messrs. Cracraft and Dove
ner fordefense,
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An Er.oneo,l. s1ntemen.

cISclSSArI, February ll.-ollio and
Mississippi officials epmnpbatieally deny dat
Trains were detained at Flora station, on
Pccount Of the enforcement Of the Sunday
laws, as stated yesterday, the despatch 70
That effect having originated with some
persons misintormed oLeyilly disposed.
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TEMPERANCE ALK.-A meeting was held
at Parker Hall last night, instead OF to-
night, on account OF the anniversary
meeting at Washington Hall tonight. Mr..
Robert Marshall and others addressed last
nights meeting.
The Bridgeport folks held meeting last
evening at the West End NJ. Il. Church.
Alessrs. Martin, Hastings, Conoway and
others were announced to speak.
Tonight the temperance people will
celebrate their second anniversary, and no
doubt Washington Hall will be crowded
with an eager and enthusiastic audience.
Wheeling certainly bears the palm over
all other cities and townsin this section Of
the country in the matter OF temperance.
Whilst the Murphy movement has prac-
tiCally died out elsewhere, the temper
ance people here have kept 1t alive
with almost religious zeal and indetati.
gable labor, and are entitled to great credit
for the good accomplished in reforming
Clrunkarls and drinking men and boys:
This credit is mainly due to the reformed
men themselves. Through perseverance
they have kept up four Temperance
Unions in this city, besides aiding the
suburban towns, and tonight they, with
their friends, meet at Washington Hall to
iubilate over the results Of their second
year as an institution.
The following is the programme, ord
from the array OF popular orators it Ger.
tainly guarantees success:
Coronation ymn By the Choir
Prayer by lsev. Jas MOaAl
Hymn.
A1dTess oil aehO hempIe
Solo. seeltE
Address MARSHALL
Hymn.
AudreSI W E"L4H
"a, Hymn. -l, ~ ~.
W. DEE
solo .'..'"'' neley
AuuredS W. hLAllSOh
Closing Address, U. cracraf'
An admission fee OF ten cents will be
charged to pay the expenses Of the meet.
ing. Those who were there last year
will understand tho necessity OF going
early. The doors open at Z O'Clock. Ex-
erCises begin at $50 promptly.
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AsrnMA.-Thp tortures and agonIes en-,
dured for SIX years, none but those who have
suffered with this terrible disease can know.
Ny life was miserable. In despcrationI tried
instant relief. Used 1t internally as we'll as
externally. THOMAS BsAxIGAN,
l27 West 9th St., New York.
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet
On. GTLEs,
100 West Broadway, NeY York.
Trial bottles 25 cents.
Logan, List & Co, Agents. MwE4w
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For Lame Back, Side or Chest use sIrLon's
Porous PLASTER. Prico, sb cents Sold by E.
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; C. f. Dwight
9th and Chapline SITS. Iaughlin Bros. 4 Co,
Wheeling; and Husbands L Inskip Bellalre.
MWFSeoW
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SAVE FplR ann MONEY by early resort.
ng to DR. Q. MGI.ane's Celebrated Worm
Specific or yOrmliuge, as 1t never fails In
the most obtuse cases. Only be sure to
read "Fleming Bros, q Wood street,
Pittsburgh, ON the label, or you will he
cheated,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT EP4rR,yo Of every
description on YioIins, Guitars, Accord
cons, Flutes, Hand Instruments, Drums,
B1an1os, Rows, no, carefully and cbeaply
done at ShGtbs Music Store, under Wash
ingtoa Hall, -
Pianos and Organs tuned, repaired, reno.
waited and re-polished in the best manner,
and work fully warranted.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF tho thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
IAN i?H. 'SEH ZEN.
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Tue Largest Safe Works in the South.
Mr.. l; Il. Miller, Baltimore, Proprietor
Of tho Miller Safe Works, adds bis testi.
mony concerning the invaluable qualities
OF Keller's Roman Liniment,
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.lOR RENT

2. i've so new tEo-:tory frame du.lli,-
s GSns s,Tes'' iilnnd a6out one miaSss S
~ aSd ssIl1 "'IE SI, each IL, ns
upon the undersigned, al l0IC MS"" \, lnrishl.
T. q VVfI1
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THERE were dead loads OF gas at the
meeting OF Council last night, but 1t wasn't
the kind that burns. The gas In tho pipes
burned miscrably early in the evening, and
finally tiiCkcred out altogether, when oil
lamps were supplied by City Sergeant
Sweeney, which cast a rather siCkly glare
over the Ward statesmen there assembled.
When the City Sergeant took his place In
tho centre OF the room aud held aloit a
gasoline lamp lle looked like an immense
portable representing a Roman gladiator.
And when the exQuisilcly moulded Register
reporter volunteered his assistance III tho
process OF illumination, the two represent.
el atine group Of classic atatnary.
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Hon. A. II. SrRpIIESs, the great States
man Of the South, says: ~ have used
Durangs Rheumatic Remedy for Rheuma-
tisth with great benefit" It is positive
cure. Send for circular to Helphenstine
4 Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. O. /;
or ask your druggist for 1t. d4w
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Pianos. and Organs for the holidays,

Pianos: and Organs for the Holidays,
0ne4 octave organ ut SS5.
0ne5 octave Estey organ at $50.
One 2 stop Smith American organ at
One 0 stop Taylor 4 Farley organ at $50
One $3.50 Smith American organ at
One 0 stop Packard organ at sos.
One 0 octave melodeon at 500.
One 0 octave piano at $50.
One . octave Chickering piano at SIS.
One 9 octave Chickering piano at 500.
0He I octave Haines' piano at 500.
One u octave new piano at $3.50.
Call and examine, at o. Y. Lucas Music
Store, 1927 Market street,
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First Brnnch-Regular session.


His Honor, the Mayor, presided. On
calling the roll there were present Messrs.
Butteriield, Cowan, Criswell, Hughes, Nc.
Adams, Reister, Schultz, Schambra, and
Simpson.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, and being approved, were signed by
the Mayor and Clerk, W
The Mayor being obliged to DO absent,
called Mr. CraCraft TO the chair.
Bondsot +. Myer as Assistant Fire Mar.
shal, OF Walker Peterson as CITY Surveyor,
Of Dr.. 7. 0. Edwards as City Health ON.
Ger, and OF Michael Edwards, as Second
Ward Market Master, were received from
the Second Branch, and the approval OF
said Branch concuried In. Also Of James
B. fancy as City Collector.
Petition OF John R0brcCht, to keep an
ordinary at the corner OF Fourteenth and
Water streets, was received from the Sec.
ord Branch and concurred in.
Reports Of Chief Marshal and Commit.
tee on Fire Department, Committee on
Accounts, Committee on Water Worksand
Superintendent, Street Commissioner and
Committee on Streets, Alleys and Grades,
Superintendent and Committee on CITY
Prison were received from the Second
Branch and the approval of said Branch
concurred in.
Mr.. Boring OfEeretQ resolution express.
ing the thanks Of the Council TO John W.
Cummings for his efficient management OF
the Water Works for the last fifteen years,
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Rcistcr the Branch I'D.
iourned.
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in the, FIVE days after his election, as re.
qliredy by law. AIR. English explained
thathe contracted for q cemetery lot the
aysbefore the election, but was unable to
obtain d deed for II untii,a day or two
afterwards. Mayor Sweeney, having laid
these facts before Council, asked that some
action should be taken inthe matter.
The communication was received and
l'cd, and The action OF the Mayor In quail.
tying English was approved,
MAXWELL AND KING SUSPENDED.
Tho following communication was re.
ceiyed from the Gas Trustees:
10 .the Mayor and Council Of Me City d
Wheeling:
,GESTLBMEN-At q meeting Of the Gus
Trustees, held the 1lth day Of February,
1879, II was determined, upon motion
made, that John Maxwell and Andrew
King, In view Of tho charges recently
made against them by the Investigating
Committee Of Council, and in view Of the
popular excitement occasloned by the aC-
ton otsald committee, be suspended from
their respective positions, until such time
as the charges preferred against them can
be investigated, and that We have appoint.
ed 9. NJ. Coen as Secretary, at u salary OF
Sl0O per month, and hereby report Our
action for your approval.
]. q. SAITH, \
Jas, g. MAXWELL, Trustees.
-..u.. NJ. Pollock,
ll1eeliag, February Il, 1870.
The action Of the Trustees was up.
A i o'clock, midnight, Council adj.
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POLICE coURT-Judge Crdnmer.
His Honor disposed Of the following
business yesterday morning:
Charles Kennon was fined s. for drunk.
enness. Execution was suspended on
in ono hour. VIZ"
James Mitchell and Dora Hoon were
fined s. and costs each for drunkenness.
The fines were not paid, and they were
committed to the lookup.
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NIusr be sold this week, fifty dozen Lin.
en- Cults. Our price, 10 cents pair.
SpEYIR BRos.
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Extra inducements!
During This Week.

% pieces Black Cashmcres very low.
2j pieces Colorcl Caslnmcres, ut bottom.
a Great Bargain in Black Silks.
Colored Silks to close ont ut % per cent
reduction.
A few more of those Striped Silks at one.
half their value.
Brown and Dlcacl,cd Muslins at New York
cost.
Table Linens and Towels cheaper than they
have been for 20 years
White Spreads and Napkins at Wonderful
Bargains, 40.
The best American Prints at 8 and &C per
yard.
A handsome line Of EmbrOidcrics at your
own prices.
Our cntircstOck marked down to gold times
Come and look over our Goods before buy.
Ing.
L. blum &BRO.
les IlO4 MAIN STREET.
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FQIRs, ,. REENr-A Cool DfieE = 6s' :
d ~ th y No. 1891 weal side Of ". DSt
ISa,,.. g S'sTo9tli ms aud water Fo sils
~, aSIl klleloa and wash lOu,s w. a.alAliI \
WI I~1Il u gCGa Gfder nov Ugeurei g. T,I5
Rnh,Ssar !S,o IoH 70 g3oi tenant. ,ssl
.so9lnson, IVl2 and l0lA Market SlF,,s.S w kii.
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DYsrEPsIA don't require Whisky, in The
hape Of Bitters; itreqnitcs more gentia
Medicine, and outside tia Slomavi,, S'Yls
Liver Pal RSIlSt Is needed. wv
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NEw srocx of Carpes-Good carpets
for Ia cents, at JnIIy RopMRR'G.
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rES thousand pais Hose from s cents a
paif up, Of SPEYER RRos'.
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Musr be sold this week, large lot Of Lin
en- Collars. Our price is 5 cents, to close
them out. SpEYER Bios,
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'oR RENr.BRlcK HOUSE, = rSs.. Y
4l,6 ' ~ H. IA g Eighteenth ITtl, Ivy OA d
~ e w. s LUZ, HOUSE Oh the tOtnEr c r
SG1S SpPia street. LoaeAAiOu Oa 6priI 's;4''sl
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Louisiana State Lottery.
Pad.
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FoR RENT

"A. a Hns swo.story Brick Dwelling. so,r,,
Sna iork streets, containing rspt tV ,asi W.
FOGn With hot and CUld water AID ~, ,''H' " 9
HpUIv " n '1lA'j , aSHss' % Y.IE street n
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fr,E a., ~ IEhSpllns Street nov SSoI lay
A ATpIy \, Allison Possession sI,sR Sg 4S.Si
Once Peabody In. 4 I; Fi., i!4'gl,
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NEw srocx of Wall Papers-Choicc pat.
terms from . TO s cents, at
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street,
JouS RORMIRs,
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TOR RENT

TWO :, ROOMS Communicating, in s,,,
block, No. 1900 Market street on ~ t A y 4.
front All the snodern convenl,Ds, i
Y s .aeo II. FORBg
WV CustOm lis.
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DOR RENT

II Fifteenth Street, e'' N@ u, VI,
Two small houses on the Island anil a
In the Fifth Ward. Enquire Of aaa v
i,n,s IL FORBB
I0uAo Iust,. m
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E0RSALE-Houses No. "a Seventeen
y Street and No. 63 aud 6S Alley FliLFu T5E
sold cheap for cash. Enquire Of j ANES 4, BEytI
or WM.>H. HALLER, ''' A'- "
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FIVE thousand yards Of Lace must be
sold this week from two cents a yard up,
at SPEYER Bios.
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FOR sALE-THE PIANO WAGON
y Of AdamE& Lucas. The running ran m =
y new. VIII be sold Al very low priss. TSESs
u ne store Of c. Y. Lucas. Apply 10
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Tax thousand yards Hamburg Elsinss
lrom cents a yard up, at SrEYHR B&os.
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ans S~ls.

F0R sALE-A sECoND.HANDLly
~ YER Printing Press, Plateu llIl;. IN,
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F9 n. RE- Ri:EtsNrTl-,FURNlSHE6 T ~ 8
stlset former tealdeRce Of johr was M nv
!os. = WILSON, with IlGRFER1 SMsSslso n
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El0R RENT

=. Two story and basement bri,L ,,...
Iwetty.second street, betWren CS,n ISa
streets suitable for small M ncdiHI, W ~ q
has bathroom, and water and m, iG,,, Gisa "
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E'UR RENT OR SALE
!, A tIpo BRICK DWELLING IN II. ii
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S Sn 9 OF tho German Fire INSURANCE x 4 y
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