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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-01

CAMPAIGN MusIc.-TheIe ia always great
danger in over doing anything, NO matter
what It's intrinsic merit may be. The
music Of fife and drum is soul stirring at
times, but when the echo Is wakened all
day long and sometimes far into the night,
II ceases To fall rayishiDgly on the ear Of
the most patient patriot, and becomes q
nuisance. Practice makes perfect, Is the
truthful burden OF the adsge, but 1t was
never meant that the practice Of beating
drums and playing flies should be kept up
MS sort OF continual go-as-you.please
noise making match. These thoughts
have been suggested by hearing several
short sermons preached by long suffering
Christians. They have no desire TO re-
press campaign enthusiasm, but in the in
terest OF harmony and future peace they
implore q little moderation. Thefery un-
tanned small boy is great offender in his
sphere Of action, but for real unadulterat-
ed annoyance q lively drum corps with a
full head OF steam on can discount himtw
TO one. In behalf Of the aioreeaid long
suffering persons, therefore, we ask for, ct
least, short intervals Of repose.
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TuE ALLEoHD NORTH END OUTRAGE
Chris. Bache was before Justice Phillips
Yesterday afternoon on charge oil indie
CENT assault, alleged TO have been made on
Ricka Hoschroth, aged ten years. Annm'
Der OF witnesses were examined. me
nature OF their evidence WAS not such as
10 issten the guilt upon Bache, and he
was promptly discharged. The girls story
was that her cries were caused by dog
that licked apainfnl sore on Der toe. Il
was a case in which many facts were
brought out as to the careless watch some
parents keep over their children. The
lime TO guard children is while they are
in their tendefer years. Influences and
associations OF youth always tell upon
character in after years.
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Tu,pn WARD REPuUucANs.-A meeting
NJ the Republicans Of the Third ward was
SaId at he Court House last evening, ior
tTe purpose OF forming a Garfield and AT;
thnr club. The meeting was presided
over by Mr. John Clator, and MI. Fred
miller acted as Secretary. A goodly mum
Ler Of names was enrolled, among the
number Two Democrats who have con-
rInded 10 cast their lot with tie Republi'
csn party. The meeting was adjourned y
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock at the same
place, when o permanent organization
mill ha affected.
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A Coon REPORT PROM MARION COUNTY
A correspondent writing from Fairmont
saws: "rhe Republicans are in better
spIrits here than they have been for years.
Marion county need not be classed among
the doubtful counties in this campaign.
She will cast majority Of her votes
for George q. Sturgiss, and elect her
entire county ticket. The late editorial in
the INTELLIsRScER, showing the increased
expenses under the new Constitution,
started the people 10 thinking and they
are determined 10 overthrow the unprin-
cipled party that has increased their taxes
: no much BY its careless and reckless con.
duct. The great revival oil Republican
feeling ioretells great good for our poor
people and our State" i
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nIsoR MENTION.
The poIngs OF n Day Rolled Down for
Hasiy Readers

The DoIngA or y Day Boiled Do"n ior
Hasiy Readers
TuE Grand Lodge, K. Of p, Of this State,
will meet al NeWbuFg September 2.
MR. JAMES MoADAMs has the contract
for repaintlng the st. James Hotel.
KRAxER's BAND will play for q Demo.
cratic meeting at Fulton tomorrow night.
TuR Longfellow Literary Society have
secured Assembly Hall for their meetings
TaR County Commissioners inspected
the County 1narmary yesterday alter
noon. ~
Miss BKLE BABIES school for Girls and
Boys will reopen Monday, September O.
at No. SS Thirteenth St
TnI Chaplins street lawyers employ
these warm afternoons In talking politics
to those who will listen to them.
TIE brick work on the new Fourth
Street N. E. Parsonage, on Chapline
street, was commenced YESTERDAY.
TIE intense heat has interiered WIZ
threshing operations in the county, ,ouli 'Ae
horses being unable to do the Tork.
THR Fulton Democracy will be address e,
ed this evening by Col. Arnett ana JONI ~
O. Pendleton. Was band will enliven inc
occasion with music. ~,
Wills George Hess and Hugh BoyS
we're driving butcher cart loaded WIN
sheen out the road Monday, the wagoL
was upset and Boyd narrowly escapec
serious injury.
TuE fall session Of the Wheeling Female
College will open this morning. The ex
srcises will be unusually interesting anS
will repay those who summon enough
energy to attend. tio1ah
TnTXes are moving along swimmingly a
the pottery. Nextweek the fires Will D
iivhted in one OF the kilns. The works
when they are in full operation, will EN-
ploy about two. hundred persons.
TnE Beethoven Singing society last nigh
i elected Richard Henry and William
Graebe delegates to the local Bund. Thi
society will give q private picnic at Men
mipger's orchard, Pleasant Valley, Nor
day night. ill
TdAr traitor in the camp Of the JUNO
Garfield Club, who persists in misreprt
senting the affairs OF the club at the Regt!
Ter, lHu D6tl6El ~ asbtbAo A9AS"'
marked aud his day otteckonipg will com
before. be Is aware OF II. v b.itiiy
Tug Republican mass meeting at Poir
Mills Saturday, promises to be a big dem
onstration. The West Alexander silye
cornet band will furnish the instruments
music, while the Valley Grove Glee clu
will vary the programmelby rendeFin
some stirring campaign songs.
JOIN AUTH, man well known in thi
, city, and a former Democrat but now 9
WelRhntg, made a5wager that he eou!
produce twenty-five Democrats who woul
vote for Garfield The wager was take
and Auth produced his men and won tn
money. Pretty good for Brooke count!
THE Junior Garfield club will hold the
regular weeking meeting Of their clu
, room this evening. Since their last NEE
ing they.<haVe taken in thifty!two me
members, which increases the number o
the roll to ninety.eight. The officers 50
that the hundredth member will be pr
scented with chrome.
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ACCIDENT AT THE ErSA MILL.-Yester-
dsy afternoon part of the roof Of the Etna
mill felli with crash, but luckily no one
WAS injured, which was something short
II the miraculous. Mr.. George Crum'
hacker was engaged in putting on anew
lar roof, and had finished one side OF the
yentilator, which caused 1t TO sink some l!e
inches and finally fall In. a number Of
men were working in the mill at the time,
Int escaped unhurt, as the roof lodged On
the rafters. Mr.. Jones, the, manager oil
lie mill, stated to reporter last evening
that the damage was lnconsiderable and
would not amount to 500. The accident
Will delay operations at the mill only lev
laYa. az. "
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SOCIAL STATUS 4! % ADULTS.

PERSONAL MHSTIoS.-Mr. VS.. Brady,
OF the IsTRLIldRScRR counting rooms, and
Mr.. @. w. Brockunier, have shaken the
dust Of Wheeling from their feet and hied
themselves to the mountains in Mineral
county.
Cards are out for the marriage OF gen:
tleman connected with large industrial
enterprise OF this city to one Of the bellies
ofthe Quaker city.
DR.. A. O. George, who delivered lee
ture in Patkersburg the other evening TO
large audience, on "Afghanistan and the
Afghans," contemplates repeating the lee
ture in this city shortly.
Mr.. n E. Baird, who for three years has
been q member OF the firm Of Lange,
Grade 4 Baird, wholesale druggists OF this
city, has retired from that firm and has
accepted the position Of travelling salesman
for the Cleveland OIL Company.
Mrs. Buchieo and Miss Louisa Lauen-
stein, OF Woodsfeld, are visiting Miss
Amelia Schneider, of the South Side.
Conrad Yahn left Germany August %,
for home on the steamer Weiland.
Mr.. 20. Mathews. OF Ironton, o., Is
visiting Ed Rogers, Esq, in North Wheel
J. R. McCourtney, Of the Bellaire Mil,
will leave this morning for Aurora, out
the B. & o.for q few days rest and recre-
alton. t!t
Anton Reymann arrived in New York
from Germany on the steamer Herder last
night, and will be home in day or two.
]. O. DAWSON, Of Fairmont, is at the
Mcclure. ae
Ed. Booking, Jr., returned from Gran.
berry Summit last night.
Mis- Smith, daughter Of Sheriff Smith.
Of Steubenville, Is visiting the family OF
John Mills, Esq,, on Fifteenth street.
Dr. Z. W. Hazlett returned from the
seaside Yesterday. - s7 Il 81
MI Alex. Laughlin andehildren arrived
home from Europe yesterday.
Rev. 8. b. Barnitz, Of the English Luth.
Gran Church, returned yesterday from a
Sabbath school icainpaign In Virginia, and
viii conduct the regular lecture at his
church tonight.
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Fines IN Au6us.-we are indebted to
Capt. VIM. Eccles for the following report
OF fires for the month Of August
Sunday, August l.-,Alarm from box Ia.
Mayors residence, at 30 O'Clock, p. NJ,
originated from the burning Of the root Of
the Office Of Wilson's cooper shop In North
Wheeling, caused by spark from pas.
sing locomotive on the 7, We KY. rail-
road. Loss small.
Sunday, August l,-still alarm from
Atlantic engine house, at fifteen minutes
past two, caused by the burning Of the
roof Of the residence OF Mrs Cahlll, No.
so, Eighteenth street. Loss trivial.
Saturday, August 7.-Alarm from box
142, Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., aboutll 80
o'clock, p. NJ, caused by the falling OF the
roof oi,the factory Of Hobbs, Btockunier
4 Co, There was no damage done by fire.
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MoRrAulrY STATISTICS FOR AUGusT.-
Health officer, T. O. Edwards has furnish,
ed us with a report OF the number OF
deaths in the city for August. The num-
Der OF deaths from all causes was 90; pro-
portionin 900 per annum l56; males 2Ii
females 90; white 40, colored l. The
deaths for the same month last year num-
bered 90, showing decrease Of 10 in the
mortality for August, 1850. The number
OF deaths In July was AZ. The highest
number OF deaths in any month so lar this
year was in april, when SO were reported
The following is the tabulated statement
for laat month
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YpsIlAbti (Nich.) CommTeial.
Recently meeting Mr.. IS. H, Dimick,
Chemist, our reporter entered into con.
versAlion and the imam oithe quillp had
soon poted the following: ayes, said Mr..
Dlmick, l have heard Of st. Jacobs Oil,
used It 10 my family for Sciatic Rheuma.
tism, and found 1t the most valuable rem.
edy for that disease ever compounded,
producing, 40 II did, immediate relief in
the Gaze Of my daughter, after blistering
and all other remedies bad failed. have
followed manufacturing drugs and chem.
icala for thirty years, aud have tried the
whole Materia Medicafo the above with.
out finding the equal OF the ST, Jacobs
on. Recommendation Gout aud all other
diseases Of the Joints and limbs; and Il has
done wondeB-neyer disappointing any.
body. Let none despair while they can
procure this wonderful article. might
also add, that Il has proved seryiceable iot
animals as well rs for man, showing the
great usefulness Of the article, fs
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Norlcr TO sEwlsa MACHINE DRALERs.-
Messrs. Weaver, Lazier & Stokes have
opened an office at No. 368 Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio. and will supply the NEw
HowR SEWING MACHINES in the territory
heretofore controlled by Mack Bros.
JOHNSON, CLARK & Co.
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wEremind our readers as they sip their
coffee at thirty thousand breakfast tables
this morning In our city, that tich treat
"a in store for them at the Wheeling Fee
male College. Madame Sachse will be
present 70 entertain with her delightful
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CUTIcURA REsOLvENT

VIeHhsVs thu HIvVut HtEuIHtea tH1 stUul'
aeh, Bowels and Urinary Organs.
This great blood purifier, liver stimullnt and yege-
Of the blood regulates the stomach, bowels and ur
nary oreApB, Strengthens yAlEel and tleetrhtS eV-
Aud Of the body and cures all diseases that org-
mate ina vitiated condition Of the blood whether
Jelly, arrests external evidence Of blood dlseases
cats away dead akin aud neIh, heals sores ueers and
every IpseIei Of itehing and lrriAtlng Ihn and
scalp diseases hen the blood has been
purified viii the lRsaoITsut Cuteara cures
humon Of the scalp reprodueRG, soitenS and
beauties tho hair beyond the possibility Of any
other remedy CutleuFa Soap. prepared from Cutieu'
"a The ~ eegAnt toilet bath and nursery luxury,
cl6anSes SoothCs heals and restores the Ikin 70 It's
original WhitRne8s aud beauty. Cuticura Shaving
koGp d the hnt medicinal 50 p prepared expressly
for shaving, and Is eItrayasantiy ai'td BY gentle
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ANNUAL ASsouScE,fEST-Wh Wheeling Fe-
male Colless.- This Institution will reopen
September LIST. Miss Lille Courtney
Cook, OF Albany, N. Y. has been secured
to assist in the Musical Department. The
Albany press speaks in the highest terms
Of Miss Cooks rare musical ability.
Prof. Carl Hermann will remain In
charge OF the Conservatory oil Music.
Miss Annie Logan will take charge OF the
French School. Miss Logan has been
studying the past summer at the Chau-
tanaua University under Prof.. Lalance,
the acknowledged best French scholar in
the United States. Miss Logan will intro.
duce, aud teach entirely the natural
method.
The College has been thoroughly reno
waited during the vacation, and Us exterior
and interior appearance Is neat, elegantand
Board Of Trustees: Hon. @. D. Hubbard,
President; DR.. r. II. Logan, Secretary; D.
O. List, Treasurer; BENZ. Davenport Esq,
]. S. Rhodes, Esq, A. W. Campbell, Esq,
Samuel P. Hildreth, Esq, II. K. List, ESQ
Hon., A. ]. Sweeney, Augustus Pollack.,
ESQ.,, G. X. Wheat, Esq, Joseph Bell,
ESQ.
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Music LEssoNs.-Prof. Louis Was re.
sumes instructions to pupils on the Piano,
Violin and Thorough Bass, September LIST.
Application may be made at his residence,
"a Twentieth St, or at Sheib's music store,
Washington Hall.
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FAMILY MARKEr.-our markets still pre-.
sent most attractive appearance, and the
fruit season has now reached It's zenith.
meats OF all kinds are also on exhibition.
The following were the prevailing prices
at the Second ward Market House yester-
day morning:
Msab-Beef 8 to 12lcperpound; mutton,
l04l5c per pound; chops, 10 to loo per
pound yea, 10 10 15c per pound ;pork, lQc
per pound; sausage, 10 to l2c per pound; ;
smoked sausage, 10 to l2c per pound ba-
con, 10c per pound; middling and shoul.
der, s to l0c per pound; beei-tongue, 40
to Soc each; canned beef, Soc per 2.pound
can.
Folsis, Butler, dc.-Liye chickens, 2O,25c
apiece, or s250a9O0 per dozen; dress.
ed chickens, loo per pound; eggs, l5c
per dozen, lard, l0c per pound; but
ter, 20a25c per pound-choice, 25c;
sweeimilk, Sc per quart, or 25c per gallon
buttermilk. &c per quart, or 15cper gallon.
Notwithstanding, to l5cper head
new potatoes, l5a20c per peck; cucumbers
10c per dozen; carrots, l0c per
hali.dozen; beets SC per bunch; onions,
zoe per half.peck; Bermudas, 40c per half.
peck CUru 4Va4E4V POI ooH oaist uiAou
beans,Sc per quart; white beans, SC; per
quart: string beans zoe per peck
oyster plant, &c per bunch; horseradish, &c
per bunch onions, two punches for scents
lima beans, l0c per quart new tomatoes. loo
per peck; whortleberries, Soc per bucket.
Peaches, 40c per peck pears, so cents per
peck apples, l0a20c per peck ! plpms, sOc
per peck.
Eth and Game.-Lake fish 25c a string;
catfish, l0c per string; oysters, SOa50c per
haltcanj zoe per quart
Frtits.-New apples, loo per peck
dried apples, to loo per pound;
dried pears, 10c per pound; bananas,
8 for 10c; dried peaches,l0 to 15C
per pound !; water melons, 10 to
$50 each; musk melons to Zoe each ;
dried plums, SOC per Id; oranges, so to
$50 per dozen; lemons, $50 per dozen.
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A DyIDRD FAMiLY.-Last night tele-
phonic message was received at police
headquarters from the Eighth ward to
the effect that man named Lemmons
and two children had eloped from the
wife and mother, who Is resident OF the
ward. Major Sweeney detailed officer
Rutherford to work up the case, and In a
few minutes Lemons, the two children
and their baggage were in the City Build.
ing. Shortly afterwards the woman ar.
rived and demanded her children but the
man peremptorily refused to give them
up, despite the fearful entreaties
OF his wife. The Sergeant heard the
stories OF both parties and told the woman
that he had no Jurisdiction in the matter;
that her only redress was the courts above.
When this decision was announced the
man took his little girls and lett for hotel,
saying as he left that he would leave for
Missouri in a day or two, or iarthest. From
the woman we learned that their domestic
relations had not been ola very pleasant
nature for some time past, and that these
troubles had eliminated In the dsnoltenleit
related above.
! From neighbors we learned that for q
long time the man and woman have been
living unhappily together, that the hus-
band had suspected the fidelity Of his wife,
and frequent quarrels and brawls took
place on this account, Finally last night
after one OF these quarrels, the woman
packed up the clothing Of all and told
them TO git" an invitation which they
readily aud cheeriully accepted, and
''got." Scarcely had they. gone when the
woman repented, hunted up Officer AS
mus and got him 70 telephone TO the City
building The children appear to. take to
their father and want 20 90 NTH him, and
left the City Building for ahotelIin his
keeping. while the woman. went home
without them. This case Is a sad one, but
from what we can learn the proper course
has been taken by the husband.
4 o.
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GENTLEMEN who have bssn waiting for
those handsome, navy blue Windsor Scaris,
can now be supplied. The third Invoice 1as
lust hsen recsived, comprising the very Ia
test shades. Phase call Soon. Al So
'S o. GUN0LiNG & CO.,
Star Clolhlers, SO Twelfth street.
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PHYSICIANS who use them in their prac-
tice, and others that adopt them as fam
lily medicine, pronounce McLsins' Wheel
ing Pills the inyalid's true friends. Be
sure and get the genuine.
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PRRsoSAI.-Mr. Albert Levi would like
TO see his numerous friends at the Star
Clothing House, SO Twelfth street, where
he is permanently engaged.
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New Adyertlstmen.

CuticSra Resolvent.-Fourth page.
Ladies' and Store-keepers.
Life Of General Hancock.
EeQleston's New Elastic Truss.
Anew Chart Of % Maps.
SIT Year.
To Advertisers.
Wanted-A Boy.
Removal-John Hutchings.
Pollsck's Standard Tobaecos-Fourth
P'gS S:. speidel & Co., Wholesale erOeers.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For all HumOrs OF the Hood,
Are prepared by weeks Potter. Chemists and Drug
HiBts 800 Washington street. Boston, Mass, u Front
81, Toronto, Ont, and Snow Hill, London, and
for sale by DruEElStA Price Of cuIfCuRA, Imlll
boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, 81. REssLykNf,
81 per bottle. CuIIcuRA MEDICINAL IolLEt eoAH,
Is contI per ale, CuTicuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING
BOAR, Is cents per eaks, In ban, for Barbeu and
large consumer, 20 eensA WsAW
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MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants !, y e
Lunch this morning at the New mcLure
House Sample Rooms.
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SINGING LEssoxs.-Mrs. a nnie NJ. Sbeib
will resume her course Of vocal instruction
September 9th. Application may be
made at her rooms, lll2 Main street, Cd
floor. from 10 to IL A. N. and 2 to- P. N.
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IsQutRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will likeit.
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SILVER TAsLEWARE.-Rars Bargains a
he IeSsIry Store Of 80. :, amin,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

THEnNoMErER REcoRD.-.The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
Observed al schnepf's drug store, open
House corner yesterday: 80,
Sr: Nj p Pm
"a " 50 70 IS 30 70
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, September LII A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall.
ipp, followed in the southern portion by
rising barometer, stationary or rising, tol'
lowed by lower temperature, easterly veer'
inc 70 southerly winds, increasing cloudi'
ness and rain. Frs ~ 5f5t
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause It is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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The neai.h OF New orleans.

CHIEF TopAcoo is the "boss." II you
try 1t you will use no other.
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catEp TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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WANTED.

WANTED-2O EXPERIENCED mn
w miners at Wheeliug Creti III S,. SVAL
Works. Apply Immediately At Ode d q W
w. X. r Bridgeport, Ohio. Al, BAGSy Iva
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THE WALNUTGRovE,
"Forest Hume" For Sale.

The beautiful and InbslAnlIA TIsldtlI 7.,IV,,i
IauRhlln, EIq,, four iniles est 90 The EinSeL -
Tha dUeliIpg Il complete Nlthlh lsd silheal - =.
taiSIpg eleven rooms 10 the mLa b9idilg - ~ -
Rooms In hs wing, ali 6bIIhed 10 sntEii1 X
with heating iIrnses, and iurnthed ~ ~.
water. The 10 green house ~ n 3,
hennery, wagon house. milk Ape lcs hosss Y Nm;
ISX acres Of The best land, containing w" ~.
Of fruit and Ornamental tres. Itsln nsh y, y
vines, Shrubbery and toSsn- EaiEe, ~ Ls-'tIi
rnada thIs 4 desirable place u Tttlte Ihe 49, 49,
h hrslthT ne : ater eICslent, Walk TIE Iaifos
iugI m The valley AbdAe8ps sod tbe ISfSl ~ !,
render II beautiful and attractive WI y
liberal tsrmS. .,,, a, n, ttts,
enquire Of - NOW, v.,,,, puhh.
2, General Busin - and Reai Ens sLsL
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FOR RENT
GENERAL NOTICES.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
~ regular ANNUAL meeting Of The 49, - HR
a SSss lfSn SSr, ~ 8. held al Is, 4 Ssf ~
u W. u. WOODWARD -,
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y you want the tinest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco.
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SKIN HUMOR,
Covering the upper pert OF the Body.
Skin eopper.eoIored.

MEsR.. wRxKs d POTTER: 6ealewea,-I have
been afflicted with troublesome skin dhelSo, COW
erIig almost completely the upper part o. my BODY,
etuling my skin 70 assume . ooppef-coored hue. II
could b rubbed OF like dandrud, anu ut iima caus
log ntoerahle itching and the most intense suffer-
Ing rhave used blood plriders, pills and other i'd
yGTiscd remedies, but experienced no relief until
procured the Cnticuu Remedies, Will b. although
u'ed carelesaly and lT guArly, cured me, allaylpg
that terrible itching and iesothR my Ikin 70 it, nat
ufal color. an willing to make anidRNit 70 the
truth Of this statement. - ii
Respectfully, 8. q. BUXTON.
Milan Mich July 1874,