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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-01


RUNAWAY. IN SOUTH WIEEELISd.-About
noon yesterday huckster was coming in
from the country with a load OF butter ind
eggs for market, when passing vehicle
collided with his team on Chapline street,
frightening his horses and causing them
to run of. The countryman held firmly
to the ribbons, bracing himself by placing
his feet squarely against the dashboard Of
his wagon. The dashboard gave way, and
finding hecould no lOngermaintain hisseat
the driver partly rolled and partly jumped
from the wagon. Near Caldwell's field
the team bucked against u telegraph pole,
upsetting the wagon and demOlishing the
contents. The vehicle was but slightly
damaged. The huckster, whose name we
were unable to learn, escaped with slight
injuries.
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CHANCES IN THE Fire DRpARrMRSr.--
Chief Eccles, Of the Fire Department,
oiled up his guillotlne yesterday, and sew.
eral heads OF subordinates tumbled
off. The disgracetul exhibition Of drunk.
enness and inefilclency at the burning Of
the Hobbs machine shops, on Christmas
eve, the first time the services OF the new
department were called into requisition,
brought out the headsman. The force Al
the United engine house was siited, and
only one, Mr.. Thos. Pryor, the engineer,
permitted to retain his position. -Four
members OF Hook & Ladder Company No.
l suffered decapitation, and the vacancies
were filed, it is hoped, with better men,
The changes made by Chief Eccles were
confined to these two companies, which,
as recognized, are Us follows:
United-Ben. Ellifritz, foreman; Thos,
Pryor, engineer: Hugh Harrison, hostler;
John Farley, II. W. Brooks, Reinhart
Habig, j. ]. Burke, extra men,. :, - -i.
Hook and Ladder-Wm. Heller, fore.
man; JohnSchnell, tillerman; C. Wagner,
Fred. Delbrugge, John Levo and Henry
Kern, extra men.
VIM. @. Hanes, foreman Of the Yigilant
steamer, having resigned, L. P. Carpenter
has been appointed to iii the vacancy.
Capt, Eccles declares that he will have
sober Gremen, II he is obliged to reorgan.
ize the department every day. g
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Petm n964e medicine q s9Iuaisetany
required by everybody as q good eathSrt,c
swAISEs TAR AND SARsGfARfIfA PHI are nre'
pared expressly 10 meet this ilecesSity being
composed Of pqrelyyegetable ingreiIents ~
which Podophyllih or Mandrake. Pine Tre "a
Tar, satsapAfilla Yellow DOCK aT3 ofhst nm nm
centtatea 3aicesehte largely into ~ S6,n
positioni the whole strength OF which Il T az.
tracted on an entirely new principle' Thsv
are mild in their operation, produce No t eriS.
ing, and are truly valuable purratiye s5srs.
ent, anttbilious and cathartic medicine. fSsy
stimulate the liver to healthy action, cleanss
The stomach and bowels OF ali irnnnr;tias
Curing siesana ileryouA headaclei dySnesiS;s
or indtgestions bilious 6rintermitiehS rS,5j ii
tent and congeshye feyers, lansior dEows;,
I,esS aching pains IN, the baes. heai Il ilht
clills, with flstes Of heat, female irregi,Issts
ties, and for q bilious and costiye l,abil M
medicine Is so prompt and eifectual ne IN ;S
swAYTEs TAR AND SGRsApAnLIA PrtfsS =;
your druggist or storekeeper has moi got than ~
or viii not procure them for Won M ' t,Ss,i
forward them by mail on receipt Of nSic. WI H.
currency Or postage stamps, 25 cents Ia, ~ 81
I'VE boxes for 81. Address letter. Dr swsS,, ~
g SI son, No. $50 North Sixth Street P6iISSeI.
H.HtaHt - - -. Hs...a. NWHtW q
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EARLY CLostXG.-We are glad to see our
dry goods merchants again take the lead
and close their respective places Of bust.
ness at 8 o'clock p. n, thus enabling and
giving their clerkstime fof recreation! The
following firms have attached their sigma.
lures: Brues & Golfer, G. E. Stiiel & Co,
A: D: Seamon, Geo. R. Taylor 4 Co., ]. S,
Rhodes'& Col, Henry Jacobs, l! Blum 4
Bro, Emsheimer Bros.c Stone d Thomas,
Henry Ioemer, John Roemer, George G.
Roth, Ed. Larkini P. Kennedy. The firm
OF Brues!& Golfer have taken. tho lead in
the early closing movement, and shown
their enterprise. They will close their
store at 9 P. NJ. tho entire year, until fur.
ther notice, -
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.
WHEELING FAMILY MARxEr.-Aswa the
case last week, marketwas held yesterday
afternoon in the Second Ward, instead OF
"wednesday morning, on account OF the
holidays. There was very good attend
ance, both OF buyers and sellers, and
pricesAs q rule we're easy. Game was I'M
usually plenty, and rabbits and squirrels
were sold at lower figures even than last
week, when prices were considered ex-
tremely low. Poultry was also in good
supply and cheap. Other quotations remain
about the same. The prices asked at
the market yesterday afternoon were
about as follows; Apples 2Oa25c per
peck, potatoes 25c per peck, sweet DO
tatoes 29aSOc per peck, turnips l5a20c per
peck, onions 20s25c per peck, carrots Zoe
per peck, parsnips l5c per peck,
pumpkins and squashes 5a25c each,
celery Sc per bunch, sage SC per
bunch, cranberries 10a15c per quart,
beans Sal0c per quart, hominy 5aSc per
quart, beets 10c per quarter peck, butter
l5a20c per ID, eggs 23c25c per dozen, pep
pets DC per BUNCH, cider &c per quart,
walnlts loo, per half peck, pop corn 10c
per dozen ears. Meats: Beef-Steak
lOa12lc, boiling pieces 6a7c; Pork-Steak
7c, roast Case, sausage meat &c, sausage Sc,
pigs feet zoe per dozen, ham 0al0c, sliced
ham 15c,shoulders 5a7c, sides Sal0c; Mutton
l24c, roast l0al2lc; Lamb-Chops
loo, roast l2!c; Veal-Cutlets l5c, roast
loc, stew, pieces Sc, Triple Zoe each.
Game - yenslon ,15c, K rabbits l0c,
squirrels Sal0c, pheasants SOaS5c, part
ridges loo. Poultry-Chickens 26a3Oc
live, and 10al2!c per ID dressed; tur-
keys 75caSl 90 each live, and l2ic per ID
dressed; geese Case per ID dressed, and 4Oc
each live; ducks S0a35c each live, aud l2Ic
per ID dressed. Fish-Lake fish Sa1Oc per
lb; river fish 25aS5c per string. Oysters
25alOc per quart bulk, and 15a4ec per can.
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Cough shot breath, pains in The IA, 4.
breast, ,feYe5. nightFweats tickling, Sr" %,
or rising In the throat, nervous debility sDb,,
Ia, or loss ofvoice, kidney affections Gc i,
avoid all dangers resulting from the aboy, ~ :.
know Of no remedy 80 pleasant and oiIEt,,,i
q Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of WI
Cherry. tbs eqIallyvaluable In all RNmCI;
and AsthmatiC affections. Prudcntly reS .,Tt
this valuable remedy before serious MIN.
nary. affection Is developed. II may he MI i.
state that Dr. Swayhe, tile discovcrer Of Il,
and other valuable remedies, graduated A, H. II.
University OF Pennsylvania, and was for yp y,
connected with the Philadelphia DisI4n,r,
which brought to his especial care and M:l
sight vast variety Of diseases, both acute AMI
chronic We therefore can, with confd.Sr
recommend DR., SWayne's Compound gynlps
Wild Cherry, and would caution our rea3t,
to be very particular 10 obtain the origNy
and only genuine Wild Cherry COmp6uT
as prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son n
North Sixth St, Philadelphia. Trial Botts
25cenb large size, 81, or half dozen, S. 81
by leading druggists. VIVIAN
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WEDDING LAsr Nronr.-A quiet and On.
pretentious wedding, but withal pleasant
one, was celebrated in East Wheeling last
evening. We allude to the nuptials Of Mr..
Fred +. Bayha and Miss Amelia Garlic,
which were solemnized about p. NJ, at the
residence Of the brides father, Mr.. John
earle, on Sixteeeth street. The knot was
tied by Rev. A. W. Werder. The attend
ants were sAIr. Henry d. Bayhal and
Miss Annie Bayha, Mr.. Charles F. SchenCk
and Miss Louisa Barley, Mr.. John
Garlic and Miss Annie Snyder. Only the
relatives and intimate friends ofthe bridal
party were present.
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ADorT all the public offices will be closed
to-day. r7Tr Z, N-- 6.
Tin Sheridan Rifles viii ereeeiys9 at
Turner Hall. .2 : : q SqP i
ThE County Clerk issued one marriage
license on the lastday ofthe year. 10
THE boys will have an opportunity to
make their New Years calls by sleigh.
,WITH the disappearance Of Christmas
trees, the attendance al the Sunday Schools
grows less.
A sGEcT hop and supper Is 10 be given
Of the Rhodes House, In Bridgeport, on
Friday evening.
There was q spilling out OF three per.
sons into Market street snow yesterday
afternoon. No one hurt.
Two deeds in fee and one deed Of trust
were admitted 10 record yesterday by the
Clerk Of the County Court,
TiIE river was pretty well crowded here
and there Yesterday with skaters. The Ice
gathercr also piled his trade. eco
We hear complaints OF the gas in the
Second Ward Market not being lighted
O. nights, as required by ordinance.
NAVIGATION has been suspended on the
Ohio for some two weeks, but the Govern
ment lights along the river have been
regularly lighted every evening, as usual.
TnR boys arc having any amount Of fun
on the river these days and evenings, but
there Is gre6t danger in such on 10y mont,
Seyeralhave narrowly escaped drowning
since the Ice came.
TIE Fem. Col. girls were out sleighing
yesterday afternoon. They were bundled
up 50 that they were unacceptable, and
many imagined, them to be cargo OF
Steubenville sweets, exCurting overland.
.TIlR genuemanly firm Of oxtoby & Dut'
field, who came TO our city from Wheel
ing, ". Va, last spring, express them
selves as being very highly grati6ed with
their rouSing holiday trade.-Ere Pa
Herald. "ni1-
DURING the month just passed thirty
deedsin fee and thirty.nine deeds OF trust
were admitted to record in this county
In December, 1877, iorty.eight deeds In
fee and, forty-two' deeds Of trust-were- filed
for record. l8FFFFR1A 1sS
was fined 81 md costs ii Bfidsepori, iol
trotting his horse over the Kirkwood
bridge. If.weare notmistRkenthe penalty
is about The same as that recently imposed
in that town-ih tho ease Of b rough who
made desperate attempt to shoota little
cripple boy. iaa 4
LErrRRs addressed as follows are detain.
ed at the city postoHlice for non.payment
OF postage: Mrs. Humes, ironer at st.
James Hotel, city; james Grogan, city
city; ]. A. Weekly, care @, II. Booth &
Son, city; Mrs. Elizabeth Lnker, 70 Conc
street, Cincinnati, o.; Col, W. W. Arnett,
Office No. 9, Odd Fellows Hall, city.
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MYsrERIousLY MIssINa.-Lou. Long,
well known about town as sporting
man." has been missing from bis usual
haunts since Monday, and his associates
are much concerned over his absence. He
was not drinking man, aud although he
had in his possession some 800 or $500 be-
longing to hispartner, no suspicious Of his
dishonesty arc entertained. On the
contrary he is spoken Of BY all
his comrades as perfectly square" man
in every respect. As he has had a great
deal Of trouble lately, those who know
him best IRE inclined to. think that his
mind has become affected and that he has
wandered away In a temporary ct Of
alteration. Long Is iorty.iour years old,
and belongs in Columbus, Ohio. "
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/, A Good Resolution for New Years.
Many, nthe entrance of lie nsR yeaf,
iorin new resolutions Of good conduct 70
be Observed during The coming yeaE One
of The best determinations q % ~ n fair
means otleenring a competency Il A little
cost, and the easiest, Best and most at
tractive method is to send at once TO N.
A. Dauphin, P. 0. Box 692, New Orleans,
La, two dollars and secure chance In
the lo4th grand monthly drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery, which takes place
at New Orleans, La, on Tuesday, January
IA, 1879. Here all Is honestly conducted,
and there Is no such thing known as the
postponement Of the drawing or scaling Of
tho liberal list Of prizes offered. ltd4w
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90 entirely consistent with Sunday School
design, that all classes Of the community
encourage them, and 60 from them with
feelings Of appreciation aud praise. The
benevolent work Of the school, too, such
ns commendgit to oil determinations and
all lovers Of humanity. We understand
Rev! Mr.. Barnitz, thegeneral Superinlend.
ent Of the school, win be well enough TO
take some part In the exercises tonight.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
The street cars will commence running
at $3.50 o'clock this morning, and stop Of
the usual hour this evening.
The Sherdinan Rifles will give asocial
hop at the Armory tonight. Cockayne's
orchestra will be in attendance.
Sunday hours will be observed at the
PostofliCe to-day.
Office hours al the Bellaire Postoffice to.
day: open from GA. N. to 10 A. NJ. and
. r. N. to ar. Ne. -HF Nf1,t
The Gerlnania Singing Society will give
a concert and bBll tonight at their hall,
corner Market and 14th streets,
The entertainment TO he given in Peter.
sons Hallby the Circle otHonor this eve.
ming promises to be a very pleasant affair.
The Hall will be open promptly at So
clock.
WHO WILL "REcRryR." (.
We present below list Of tho ladies' In
the city aud vicinity who will dreceiyen
their friends to-day, There, NAV be some
omissions, but the list Is as complete as
circumstances will admit OF:
Misses Emma and Mollie List will 70.
ceive at the residence OF their father, D. G.
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CLOSING OUT. Mr.. I.W. Grub, the Main
Street Isweler, Is closing out his elegant
and attractive stock, preparatory to moving
Into his new quarters Ia Washington Hall.
can now be obtained at Mr.. erubb's,
and the stock the purchaser viii find to Sc.
Iect from would be hard to find suuaIed In
any city. Call and examine the goods. La.
dies will be especially pleased with the
dIsplay.
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Few, Il any, proprietary medicines in
America have conferred SO great a boon
on society as "Dr. c. McI.ane's Celebrated
Liver Pills,-hence limitations are being
submitted for extra profit by many drug.
gists. But Us the DR.. 3 name Is spelt LANE.
and the directions wrapped inside arc
printed on water marked paper, while the
Pills are Of darkish hue-otherwise Won
will be duped with trash.
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Pianos and Organs for the Holidays
CheAp.

Cheap.
one4 octave organ at $85.
One5 octave Estey organ Of 800.
One Z stop Smith American organ OF
One Q stop Taylor & Farley organ at $50.
One $3.50 Smith American organ at
One Q stop Packard organ at sos.
C9ass VC.9ye melodeYn st $e9lktNF
Ode Q octave ChickeriEg piano at SIS.
One 0 octave Chickering piano ct 500.
One 7 octave Haines' piIno at 5000.
One u octave new piano at $3.50.
Call and examine, at @. Y, Lucas Music
Store, 1927 Market street.
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COME AND SEE!

, AI.D by llao Of Ladies and Cent? Hand and
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TRANSPORTS OF REAL EsrArE.-Thc follow.
ing deeds in fee, transferring real estate,
were admitted to record in the office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court, yesterday: a,
Deed made Dec. %, 1878, by VIM. P.
Hubbard, trustee, to Mary Ship, for part
OF lots numbered 80 and GO, on the west
side Of Main street, in that part OF the city
Of Wheeling which lies south Of Wheeling
Greek; SIT
Deed made Nov. 20, 1877, by Morgan L.
OFT and wife to Robert W. Hazlett, ior the
undivided one-half OF the north part OF
lot No., Is, on the west side Of Main
street, IN the city Of Wheeling, fronting 81
feet and 9 inches; $500. '7I'
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Hon. A. II. STEPHENS, the great STAT.
man OF the South, writes: Il hayo ' W.
Durangs Rheumatic Remedy for rbc ,T,s
tism, with great benefit. | cheerfpIIyS ~
ommend it." II never fails TO cure M N
by all Druggists. Send for circular IA ~ !
K. Heiphenstine, Washington, o. {" Il
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DeatI, o,,IoId.r

Those complaining q s6fRsT t throat, 'hd oansse.
ness, coughs, ortaking their sieatlI q cold,''
should 81 r., use Browns Bronchial Troches.n'
John I. Brown & Sons, Boston, on each box,
and is sold by Logan, List 4 Co. and every
druggist only in boxes, at Is cents. BewSre
OF worthless imitatiotiS5 81 ei- al y - I
Browns Complicated Dentrifrice possesses
the best Ingredients for preserving and beau.
Trying the teeth. Price Csc, large bottles,
MWFkeOw |'-
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CHURCH SurPRR.-The ladies' OF the First
Presbyterian Church design giving sup.
per Friday evening, Jan. Sd, ats . clock,
in the lecture room, for the benefit OF the
parsonage fund, to which the public are
respectfully invited. The usual voluntary
mite will be received at the door and
those desiring supper may have it served
for 95 cents,
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IHIsh ErerrIo.l. .-I =. -

Rev. George H. Thayer, an obi "t,,,
this vicinity known 70 every one d ' 'D.',
tiuential citizen, and Christian MinI,,as Ai y
MsE. Church, Just this moment SiSn, y y
our store 70 say! u wish eyerybody y iEa l
that ! consider that both myself mn NJ. " kh''
our lives to shiloh's Consumption Cp T.,S W
Is having atrelnendous sale over orr TI coa.
and Is giving perfect satisfaction IN ali CUle'
Lung Diseases such as nothing else bn ~ y
DRs. MATCHErT 4 FEISSa
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878. "AA'G
Sold BY T. Booking, Odd Fellows Han. =
Z. Dwight, 9th and ChaplIne SIS. I "a,.
Bros. 4 CO. Wheeling; and Husband, U ( N Y
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Wishing the public in general and my
customers In particular e'happS New Year,
] respectfully return my thank 70 them
for their liberal PATRONAGE in the paSe, md
ask an increased continuance In the future,
with large numberlof additional ones.
As expect TO do 4 Strictly cash business
hereafter, will offer extraordinary bar.
gains, particularly as the season draws to
aclose 10 reduce stock. Heavy wooden
goods at cost, even less than cost. All are
invited to call and examine the stock OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Wall Paper,
&c. &C., Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street.
JOHN RoEMER.
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THiS MoHrxa's FIRs- Shortly after !
O'Clock this morning fire was discovered in
the rear Of Fred, Kahlor's Centre Wheel
d6of5l Below SSsds Inve5 asasioni proved
that the fre was located In Kahlor's stable,
and that 1t was gaining rapidly, The com.
bustable material In the stable burned so
fiercely that within q few moments the
entire building was wrapped in flames, and
the block Of buildings surrounding were
In imminent danger. ,sr,s
The alarm was at once given, from Box
SO, and the department was out promptly
In response. As the stable was located on
an alley near TWenty-se6ond street, II was
easily accessible, and the Vlgilant and
Atlantic steamers soon had heavy streams
upon the burning building.
BY the time the department arrived, The
fire had communicated with stable on
the opposite side Of the alley, owned by
Mr.. James Ferguson, who keeps o butcher
shop on the east side OF Main street, lust
below Twenty.second. Kahlor's bake
shop and dwelling adjoining. were also
burning, and both being frame the fire
gained rapidly. 49, -. '''' = .
nut tu6HTeuen went 10 WOrk Win VIII,
and did very effective service, At o'clock
the FIRE was under control, although the
buildings were still burning. Mr.. Kah-
lor's stable and bake house were burned.
together with their contents. His horse
was IN the stable when the fire was
first discovered, and as the animal Is not
known to have been taken out, he is sup
posed 70 have persisted in the flames. Mr..
Kahlor's dwelling was also considerably
damaged. There was no insurance on
either the stable or bake house, but the
dwelling was insured for $3.50 in the
Etna, Of this city. Owing to the lateness Of
tho hour, twas impossible TO ascertain the
extent Of Mr.. Kahlor'sloss. He was entirely
overcome with grief at the catastrophe,
and unable to give any account OF It. The
loss was estimated, by others, at not less
than s., 500 or 8, 900. q ~
The stable Of Mr.. Ferguson was partial.
ly destroyed. His loss, however, will
scarcely amount TO more than $3.50, The
origin Of the fire Is unknown, Kahlor 4
ofthe opinion that It was the work OF an
incendiary. sH.E, 'b. i.tfI s..i.l ?
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MATRIMONIAL SHowrNd.-During the year
that has Just closed, Uncle Bob Woods is
sued theirequisite papers for two hundred
and twenty-six happy couples to mate and
to marry. Just think oft. ye crusty bach
elors and Sour old maids, an average Of
about four and one-third weddings per
week during the year! The previous year,
1877, only one hundred and ninety.seSen
licenses, were, issued, showing q gain OF
twenty-nine for 1878, notwithstanding the
cry OF "hard times" Is still heard in the
land. Below we give the number issued
each month during the past two years. .
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MANY cases Of Diphtheria and Sore Throat
are prevailing at present throughout the city
and country towns, and we may look for W.
rlety 81 recipes and recommendations OF this
or that cure from the wise ones, In The inter
est Of suffering children we wish to Say 4
word In favor Of LAwson's Curative as a nre. !.
tentative as we'll as cnre for this inyidious
enemy 81 chiidren. We have such undoubted
e y, tlat the Curative viii cure DiphtheI
ia mat %ssstfongi every sismiy with
SSU ut Snlarep % Keep Il on hand and on the
pie for It's use, ~. ~ ''S % wv I,u
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READ Tie following: sfltRheum Cused.-1
had Salt Rheum on my hand FOR two wears; /
tried every doctor Icould hear of--the salyes.
ointments and soaps without number; nothing
benefited me. A.50c, bottle OF Giles Lint.
ment iodide Ammonia cured me in less thai,
week. ..as.'a .-s7 A. R0MAiHH,H /
Sy,,y a., l62W. SOD St, New York.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
,h,f 100 West Broadway, New York
Trial size Csc. Logan, List 4 Co, Agents.
NWH&w
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Cut this out-ItI nay save Your EIrs.

There Is no person living but what suffers
more or lesswith Lung Disease, Coughs Colds
than pay 10 cents fir bottie 81 i,eiicine I'M
would cure them. DR.. A. BoSche6s German,
syTnp lias lately been introducedifl this conn.
try from Germany, and It's wondrous cures
astonish every one that tries 1t, If.you doubt
what We say in print, cut this out and take il
70 your Druggist, and gsta sample bottle FOR
locents and try itEor aFegt 1afsize for rs cents.
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RErunElcAN PRMAR1Es.-The City Re.
publican Executive Committee nett t the
INTELLIGRScRR Office last night, and decid.
cd to issue call for primaries to be held
on saturdayteyening next, at which dele
gates will be chosen for a convention for
the nomination Of city officers, which will
assemble at the Court House on the fol.
lowing Monday at2P. N.
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AGraal Rno;n

The greatest boon to children teethins and
for curing Wind Collie, DiarrhGa and other
ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, a safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
IS cents.
Browns Nenaifuge conlfts, for ex,pelling
worms, are the most unfailing and pleasant
confection in the world. Price % cents. For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druggists,