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Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Please take notice, that j. Marx,
Farmervillr. is Agent for NIL kinds
Of Sugar Cane Mills and Evapora.
ssrs, at Factory prices. CORES
lopdence solicited by mail.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "WINe OF CARDUl."
For sale by Is. N, McHENRY.

Cli6ord's Febrfuge, the most renowned
and sure cure for fever, chlls and all maln-
rial complaints, is for sale at Joe Sheiton's
drug store. Al this season of the year you
can buy no more valuable medicine.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

sm now with Hicks & Howell, Shreve,
port. believe am With one Of the bes,
Grocery and Commission houses in the
State. Onr stock Of Grocerirs is always
heavy and complete. Nobody can or will
do more for their friends than myself
am in dead earnest about selling goods.
Come and see me. or send me your orders.
Very truly yours,
JOE J. HOLMES.
Shreveport, Aug |, lsSO. 5l:3
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

The New American Sewing Machine. IL is
DOW claimed, is the best in the market
surpassipg al otben in simplicity and
cbesppeaa. Messrs Camp, Davidson &
Ferguson arc the agents in Homer.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

PHRsoNAL.-Parties in need Of Gins,
PrsAses. H~ss Powers, Wagons, &c. will
awe money by corresponding With CoS-
WAY Il BucxELEw, Shreveport, La. Pin
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Go to Browns Hotel for . good diuner
brsskfast OF supper, and for a comfortable
bed. Prices moderate.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
Cash Receipts.

We viii continue to publish under this
hesding the names Of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
- intended - . ME emnrandum for the pro-
lection Of Subscribers against possible
errurs in our books:
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
Louisiana Equitable Life and Ac-
cident Insurance Company,
No. 80 Carondelet Street, New Orleans
E. B. BRIGGS. Presidrnt,
JOHN HENDERSON, Vice Prsst,
AND. PATTON, Sec'y. u.

THE ONLY COMPANY doing busIAsss In
i Louisiahs which DkPosIrs rs RH0RvH
with the State Treasurer.
Tho particular attention Of Insursys 10
called to our Monthly Pay yment Plan, which
places adequate Life Insurance within the
means OF every one, coating but = Us In
monthly payments, per 81 ,ooO sf the sgs Of
Thirty, and proportionately for other sgss.
Our Accident Department issues insur-
ances against Death or Disability from Ae-
cidcuts. Rates to secnrs 5000, Per day,
Is cents; per month. q 90, In the event Of
death; or ol6 per week. Indemnity for dis
sbling iujuries-per year, SIS %.
q Live Agents wanted.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Fresh and soand TrRNrr SEED for sale
~ OAslton's drug store.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
August IL, 1890.

Mrr. NJ. 8. NcCrani- having purchased
all the inf-r-st Of J. A. McCranie In the
late frm Of Bridges & McCrsnie, the aid
hrm being dissolved by tn, withdrawal Of
J. A. McCranie, the under,ign-d have
formed new commercial partnership and
will continur business under the name and
hrm style Of Bridges & M-Crani~, At the
same stand. B. A. BRIDGES.
Mrs. VI. S. NcCRANIE.
August Il, l5o0.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the ap-
petite.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

At this season of the year farmers have
ample time to look through the town hen
they desire to purchase goods. We would
advise them to give W. II. Ellington o call.
He has . beautiful stoc. Of goods. In the
grocery line he has his shelves and ware
room we'll filled with sugar, coffee. -four,
meat, tea, &c. &c. plain aud fancy can
dies, nuts, canned fruits aud meats, lemons,
lemon sugar, ten thousand delicacirs aud
substsntials, all the novelties of the day,
fancy goods of vsrions kinds; but do not
forget that he has all the best brands Of
ale and the celebrated Anheuser lager beer.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
TAKE NOTICE,

That my having charge
Of the repairs oil the Ar.
isona Cotton Factory
does rot interiors with
my Agency for the hest
Steam Engines, Corn
Mills, Cotton Gins and
Presses. Injectors, Ejec.
tors and Inspirators,
with Avnrv kind of the
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures chils and
fevers.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

A1Al package OF "BlAck.DRAUGHT"
ire Of charge At
Fo< sale BY b. VI. McHENRY.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Having drawn the above named jurors,
counted aud sealed the same in presence Of
each other, the commissioners, in their
Judgment, deeming it necessary for 4 jury
for the I'd week of said Term of Court pro-
creded to draw the following named thirty
persons As Juror for aaid week:
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Referring to the above, I respectfully
rrqn-st that my friends will cnniinne the
liberal patronage extended to the firm Of
Bridges & McCranie " hen was n-mi O..
Thereof j. A. MCCRANIE.
August IL, lsS'. j:5t
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents mala
ria.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
Brown CNfT0N GINA.

We have hssa sppoanscd 49, /Sssss IN
this section for The Brown Gina and Feed
ere, the lsw~st priced and best gin .sAs.
Sssa for circulars and prices.
UTE 4 Smith,
@s:Sm Shreveport. La.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulate. the
bowels
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Among the moro vslusbse Subscription
books Of tbs dsy ws may Dsstion - enc
Of great practical utility, "Plsin Hone
Talk, or Medical Common s.ns..n While
IL 10 very true that the more serious of
those ills that sfsict Us require the at,en.
tiou Of . physician, there arc very many
complaints that may he cured without the
Intervention of q doctor. There are also
certain great hygienic rules that should be
followed in every family. The book named
above is filed with valuable knowledge.
with full directions for the treatment Of
diseases, and with useful hints on preven-
tion. Il should be in every family.
When Mr.. Lsngford, the Agent, calls
upon the people they should order = copy,
aud so save many doctor bills.
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
F. ENDOM'S LIVERY STABLE,

MONROE, La.
REsT Of attention given stock by expe.
- rieuced grooms
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18
To Ny Claiborne Friends:

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists digestion
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

Shreveport, Aug. |, lsS0. 5l:3
Claiborne guardian., 1880-08-18

any Gin, (uus ,''o ia. "o,.,/ O.s .." .Nt...e
done on old machinery, but new pieces ap.
piled. New Gin Riis Of every pattern,
aud allw ork warranted.
JOB RUSSELL, Arizona, La.
May e6, 1870. <l:tf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Fred. b. Anderson, General Agent Of
Snelbaker and Benton's Majestic Com
binatiun, was in the city, yesterday.
F.M. Ford, ESQ, Sheriff OF Preston
county, was at the Auditors office, yes
terday.
Judge Raymond, OF the Supreme
Court, has rooms at the Mcclure.
s. l.. Mooney, Esq, President OF the
BIS. w. road. and wife. of Woods
field, registered at the Mcclure last eve.
ming.
Mr. Elson Sheets, of Rowlesburg,
passed through this city yesterday,
bound for Wellsburg, where he will take
one of that towns charming daughters
for wife.
The many friends OF Miss Cora Zlne
will be pleased to learn that that young
lady is rapidly convalescing after her
lite illness.
All. w. Burnett, ESQ.,, OF the Charles
ton Detective Agency, arrived in the
city Yesterday and registered st the st.
James.
Councilman Schultze, while the First
Branch was waiting for a quorum last
night, started to relate some incidents
connected with the la'e election in
Richie district. why said he, 81
sat up with men ON their back porches
Us late as = O'Clock Tuesday morning,
talking to them and" Mr.. Wolving-
ton: "Are any of them living?" Then
the Kaiser got out his poll book and
commenced to figure on the November
election
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

At the Third PRESBYTERIAN Church,
the Rev. Thomas +. Clancy will supply
the pulpit on Sunday morning, the pas.
tor being absent. Judge Cranmer will
lecture in the evening. The subject oil
the discourse will be, Worship as
Christ Defined it.
At Wesley NJ. f.. Chapel, Jacob street,
below Thirty-seyenth, in the absence oil
the pastor at annual Conference, Rev.
Thomas +. Clancy will preach in the
evening at : O'Clock. Subject: Gods
Estimate OF Man an Astonishment to
Man."
At the English Luthern Church on
Sixteenth street, east OF Market, there
will be services at 1880 4. NJ. and at p,
NJ. The Rev. John n. thinner will con-
duet the Sunday School services at = +. ".
Sabbath School lesson on international
basis tomorrow, Jacob at Bethel.
Genesis xviii, 1922. Sunday school
PRAYER day.
At,he Disciples Church congregational
services will be held in the morning in
the absence of the pastor. No service
in the evening
The Rev. Dr.. Cunningham, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church, will
preach on to morrow ut l0:D A. NJ. and
at 7 o'clock +. NJ.
At the Baptist Church, corner OF
Twelfth and Byron streets. there will be
congregational services conducted by
Judge Okey Johnson at l0l o'clock A. NJ.
No services in the evening. Sunday
School at 2P.M.
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ST. CLAlRSVILLE.
The Official Return Interesting Political
News

News.
The official count OF votes cast in Bel.
mont county has been completed with
the following result:
Total vote OF the county 1860.
For Secretary of State, Townsend, r.,
$40; Lang, D., 5,3S7; Lloyd. e., %;
Doan, p, .. Townsend's plurality over
Lang. 81.
For State School Commissioner, Hon.
J. J. Burns, d., has majority OF over
his opponent.
For member of Congress, Upicgraf,
Rep, carries this county by three ma
jo,itv over Charlesworth, Dem. Cpde.
graf is elected in the district by large
majority.
James B. Darrah, Dem carries the
county for member OF the State Board OF
Equalization by % majority. But as
Harrison county forms part OF the dis
trict, the Republican majority in that
county wipes out Darrah's majority in
this county aad elects Shannafelt, Rep.
Alex. G. Darrah, Democrat, is elected
Clerk of Courts by 1888 majority.
WIN. n. Coffi and, Dem, is elected
Auditor by 207 ma iority. a desperate
and determined fight was made against
Mr.. Cofliand and his election is a great
triumph.
Samuel Hlles, Rep, is reelected
Sheriff by 294 majority.
Morris Cope, Rep, is elected Com.
missioner by Is majority; VIM. Hobbs,
Rep, is elected Recorder by SS MAORI.
ty; Joseph Bailey, Rep, lnirmary Di-
rector by 40 majority; and Thomas Gar
rett, Rep, Coroner, by 81 majority.
The total vote is about eco larger than
the vote OF last year, and is the largest
ever cast in the county. Although the
Republicans have majority on the
head Of the ticket, the Democrats get
the most important county offices-Au'
ditor and Clerk.
The county is undoubtedly Demo
cratic, and will give Hancock majority
if the Democrats will turn out as we'll in
November as they did last Tuesday.
There will be no let up on the part OF
the Democrats over their temporary
reverse. 1t was only a partial defeat,
and il every Democrat does his duty
Belmont county is good for Hancock
majority on the I'd OF November.
John A. Grove, whose vote was re.
jected by the Judges of Election in this
precinct, has brought suit against the
latter, claiming $500 damages. Mr..
Grove Is a Republican. He went to
Kansas last spring, contracted for store
and began invoicing the goods. There
was some hitch in the matter, and Mr..
Grove threw up the contract and after.
wards returned here. Hence his vote
was properly rejected because he had
lost his residence in this State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
Careless Councilmen.

Ayain the city employees, who are
sadly in need of their money, have oeen
nut oil, owing to the negligence OF the
city dads. No quorum in the Second
Branch, last night, and the report oit Inc
Committee on Streets, Alleys Snd
Grades not yet heard from. The Sec.
ond Branch adjourned until Tuesday
evening, at which time the rule
is to be enforced. Now then let It be
enforced, and any member who cannot
satisfactorily explain his absence oe
fined the s., and let it be collected;
Provided the Second Branch should
procure a quorum, the First will prooa'
Div be behind-hand, and thus the WORK
waiting. Ill.,, 4.
n the Councilnen cannot attend to
their duties let them resign and men
who will take an interest and attend, nc
mt in their places.
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false Alarm.

There was no tire Yesterday morning,
although the alarm 81 was struck. The
Chief was merely testing the box. On
Thursday evening ABOUT five O'Clock the
gongs struck enc blow, and the Chic
traced il To- this box. There was not
Time that evening to repair things, so
che box was cut out. Yesterday morn
Ing an investigation was started. The
box Is siiu3tedat the corner of Fifteenth
and Jacob street, and while the tele-
graph gang were working gentleman
crossed the street and asked what the
matter was. He was told, and then he
stated that on Thursday even.
ing boy had passed
by with heavy club and had struck the
box two heavy blows. The box was
then taken down, the screws frightened
up and then the box pulled, the alarm
struck and was found to be all right.
There should be some special ordinance
10 punish any one who abuses or med
dies with the alarm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
CITY COUNCIL.

Az Usual, One Branch Has NO
Quorum, and Therefore the
Other Can Do Nothing OF Any
Consequence.
Second Branch.
The branch was called to order by Mr..
Goodfellow taking the chair
ON motion OF Mr.. Handlan, and on
reading of the roll the following MEM
beers were found to he present: Messrs.
Acker. Arkle, Goodiellow, Handlan,
HalIer. Horkheimer, Kimberly, Larkin,
Naylor and Reeves. There being. no
quorum present, on motion OF Mr:
Horkheimer an adjournmen. was had
until next Tuesday evening when the
rule will be enforced, and those not
present or having a good excuse Will DO
fined two dollars.
First Branch.
AtS:45 O'Clock this branch obtained
n Quorum, with Mayor Sweeney IN the
chair, and Messrs. Boring, Crisweli,
Eoff, Hall, Halsted, McAdams, Schultze,
Simpson and Wolvington present.
The minutes OF three previous meet
ings were read, approved and signed.
The following committee reports;
which were received from the Second
Branch, but not acted on at the last
meeting, were then considered:
The report OF the Committee on Ac-
counts, was read and the action OF the
lower Branch concurred in.
The same action was then taken on
the report of the Superintendent OF the
City Prison, and the report OF the CON-
mittee on the institution.
The majority and minority reports OF
the Committee on Lights were read and
the same action of the Second Branch
ON the resolutions and the Hubbard gas
metre case on McColloch street, was
taken in tine First Branch. In connec'
ton with this was read a report from
the Gas Trustees. in which they stated
that proofs had been found that seemed
to point to a straight contradiction OF
the statements made to Council by MI.
Hubbard in relation to his laying pipe.
Two or three unimportant petitions
and resolutions were read and disposed
OF in various manners.
The resolution ordering a sewer trap
at the corner of Twenty.fourth and Mar
ket streets was referred to the Commit.
tee on Streets, Alleys and Grades for re.
port. IL
The everlasting subject of the alley
condemnation in the vicinity OF the Nail
City Brewery came up again, and on
motion of Schultze committee OF con.
ference was appointed consisting oil
Schultze, Wolvington and Halsted. :,
On motion OF Mr.. Halsted this Branch
adjourned.
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n.,,.,rs 1ulidosinG - Sen ~ ons o.
"Ths Boys"
~ the RnItkteI:

RailsirN Bulldo0n& - 80
"Ths Boys"
CORRESPONDENTS Of the Register:
We are greatly rsioicsa . over " R sIs ou
conn,v because We found different re-
suit on account OF . certain Poilacai 81,
f.,rt made by ONE Of our largest coai
nan A certain mine, employing =
is,oe number Of "blacksheep, gave II
ont to the men employed that a. 1r .hey
did not belong to the Miners Cnlon
thew were expected. II they valued TN
isr vork to vote the straight kePnoll'
can ticket. The only friends that tneee
men had were their masters, ana th,s
dict.tion, like others which liked tnelr
xsses. induced all TO vJte % the! we,S s
Instructed knowing that they wouiu
vote e,.idly as their masters dicIA1eu,
we EXPECTED q big Republican victory;
Int thanks to the spirit Of free RePubli.
canism. We have more than hele our
own and come out OF the contest win =
majority OF the county oficcs. we
only write this communication 70 snow
onr fellow workmen the extreme meas
nres to which the party OF centrall.ation,
sre driven by the irresistible tide OF
nublic sentiment. Workingmen viii
understand how fully the Republican,
party of to-day is drawing the chains Oh
slavery around them wherever they
have the least power IN forge them.
A MINaR AND MECHANIC.
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Civil service Reform i'm wheeling.

Correspondence o; the REGISTER.
Perhaps the best local disqualification
of the Administration civil service re-
form is found in our L. ;. mail service.
One OF the city carriers, after reading
the HAYES mandate that the mail depart
ment was OF the people and in no wise
affected by political influence, tried to
vo;e q Republican who had been a citi'
zau OF our State but len months. In
tact, he worked. plead aud insisted, for
two weeks. upon this nonresident to 20
10 the polls aud tcy 20 ro',, notwith-
standing the said nonresident had
honor enough to refuse to be made 4
party 10 Illegal voting. Your CORE
spOndent is able to prove every pIrticu
lar OF tins charge, and, ii necessary, will
give the Nome Of both mail servant and
nonresident voter. CIVIL SERVICE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The marks on the wharf gauge last
evening indicated a depth OF two feet
six inches in The channeland stationary.
No business but little local work, is
being done, and everything has desc.
late appearance.
The Geo. W. Strecker left for Parkers-
burg yesterday morning in place of the
Malie Ragon. The Strecker is boat
that runs on very low water, and she
will continue in the Ragon's place dur
Ing the present stage OF water.
The Malic Ragon is laid up at the
Belmont Mill landing.
The Science is the regular packet OF
the Transportation line for Parkersburg
this morning, and the Welcome is the
Matamoras Jacket.
The Ed. Pope entered into the Mata.
mora5 trade yesterday.
The Thanhauser, while on her way
up from Darlington yesterday. got
aground in Boges' Rifle about 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, and was still hard
aground at dusk.
The John \. Wood is having some
repairs made to her engines and boilers
by Sweeney ( Son.
The Wells started from Steubenville,
yesterday morning, for this place in
order to 90 on the dry docks for repairs,
bat only got as far as the bar at the head
oi the Island, where she grounded.
PIrrsBURGH. October l5.-River two
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm.
LOUISVILLE, October l5.-River sta.
tionary with 8 feet 10 inches in the
canal. Weather warm, cloudy and rain
ing.
VICEsBUEG, October Is. - Weather
warm. Thermometer so. Down-Bed.
lord and X. +. Lee. Up Belle Shreve-
port and Fred Blanks.
New ORLEANS, October l5.-Arrived
j. A. Scudder, T.. q. Stannard and
Oakland and barges, st. Louis. No de-
partures. Weather partly cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

Yesterday, We mentioned Mr.. T. I.
Hutchinson, Of Centre, as Republican:
It was an overlooked typographical
error or a iapsus penns. Mr. H. is q
Democrat, and We apologize for even
Internationally doing him such wrong.
Tie employees Of the B. & o. Machine
shops, headed by Assistant VI. NJ. Nc
Donald, will to-day fire forty guns in
honor OF the Democratic triumph in
Ohio county and West Virginia. When
YOU hear their roar, to-day, you will
know what ii is for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
HEALTH is WEALTH

DR.E. e. VESTS NEEvk AN Ely
- Treatment. q ,prifc for ny,,,a, F. I
ness, Commissions, Nervous lIcAiA,hs X, I,
Depression, Loss 81 Memory. Spfn.lfts
lmpotency, Involuntary Emission, rr-t.,
Old Age, CAUSED by sycrc,,ri:oa. sitl..
oyer.induigence. whi,h lead Ia mls''. r,
and death. One box will cum r,rE' al
Zach box contsins one months iIga,ls1, =
dollar q box. ~ Fix boxes inr fyr DO a, =.
by mail prepaid on re,ript oipi.c W. a.
tee sig boxes 20 cure any case. N..Lat "a
received by us for sir boxes, aNumlsHir'
five dollars, we will seBd the puf"hs-' 4
written guarantee Ia rrtlrn the mohg .
treatment does not cfoct q cltr. Igs',-.
iuued only when the Treatment T. ufirrt T.
from us Address JOHN &. wisra,u 4,
Proprietors. Isl and Isl ". Madison =. g,
go, ills. Sold by oil druggisis. Los.n, LA
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling. A..
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Social Mt Mt. Belleview.

There vas a delightful little social hop
given ut Mt. Belleview Hotel, out the
National road, last evening. About
twenty OF our younger society folks
were present and all enjoyed themselves
to the best OF their ability. Music for
dancing was very ooligingly rendered
by Prof Boyer, who played in a very
nice style.
Among those who were present were
Messrs. Tom Howell, Frank Hall, Bar.
bour Blown, Will Delaplain, George
Vardy, Charlie OFT, Walter Bloomfield,
Charlie Hobbs, John Pogue, John Fowle
and Misses Minnie and Lucy Loring,
Jennie Hervey, Belle McCabe, Jennie
Woods, Jennie Simpson. Mary OFT and
Jennie Bloomfield. The following
I.eatherwood ladies' were also present.
Miss Mamie and Mamie Dubois, Miss
Mamie Perkins, OF Louisville, Misses
Carrie Gilchrist, Libbie Greer and
Birdie Bell. The city people returned
to town early this morning.
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A Wise Deacon.

deacon Wilder, l want you to tell
me how you kept yourself and family
we'll the past season, when all the rect
of us nave been sick so much, and have
had the doctors visiting US 50 often"
"Bro. Taylor, the answer 10 very easy.
/ used Hop Bitters in time; kept my
family well and saved the doctor bills.
Three dollars worth Of it kept US well
and able to work all the time. I'll war.
ant il has cost you and the neighbors
one to two hundred dollars apiece to
keep sick the same time"
deacon, III use your medicine here.
after.-Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
Tnnsfers.

The following conveyance OF real es
tate was admitted to record yesterday
by Recorder Hook:
A Deed made September 8, 1880, by
John Mcdonald and wife to Alkaline
Mcdonald for portion of subdivision
G Except the coal under the same), oil
the Shepherd estate. also the right "a
use a spring on subdivision u OF tne
same estate, also lots Nos. ]. 2, 5, =, D, D.
and 4 in subdivision b OF the same
estate. Consideration, 81 600.
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Satin do Lyon.

/. We offer to day another invoice OF
those Black Satin dc Lyon at Sl.25 per
yard. Ladies that have called for them
during the last few days will take notice.
Come at once and secure one. They
will no: he duplicated this season.
|. Blum < Bro.
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"Plsssant and Efec:ual."

PuRsLEY, w. Va, Nov. q, 1873.
Kesrs. Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Please send us another supply Of your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find il always gives
satisfaction. I have used 1t in my own
family, and found il not only pleasant,
but effectual. LARTIN 4 DoPLRR,
of Dopler 4 Lewis.
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Parker Hall

For the information OF those who
were not at Parker Hall last Sunday, we
are pleased to announce that Robert
Heron, evangelist from London, and
John Noggle (Campmeeting John, the
converted sail0rl who created such q
sensation last Sunday, will be present,
and, with other prominent speakers,
address the meeting afternoon
at 81 O'Clock. Remember the hour and
be on hand, or you may not secure
seat. 1t is expected that the old men,
bers OF the choir will be present.