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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-29

CERTIFICATES OF INcoRPoRATIoS.-Secre
tary OF State Brady issued certificate Of
incorporation, yesterday, to the "Mechau-
les Building and Loan Association" Of
Wellsburg, for the purpose of raising
money to be loaned among it's members,
to be used in buying lots or building
houses, or repairing houses. The princi-
pal Office shall be at Wellsburg, and the
certificate shall expire December 2sth,
1890. Seven hundred and fifty dollars have
been subscribed for the purposes Of inGor.
poration, OF which S75 have been paid in,
and the privilege OF increasing to $3.50. 900
In all was granted. The shares are $3.50
each and are held by ]. E. Curtis, W. G.
Howard, W. W. Clendenep, Hugh Barth
and Henry @. Meyer, each one share.
Also certificate to the charleston
Gaslight Company" Tor the purpose OF
carrying on the business oil manufacturing
and selling electric light, gas, coke coal.tar
and all other products resulting from the
manufacture OF gas; OF buying and selling
gas pipe and fixtures and all the machinery
and apparatus necessary for the mGnutac.
ture and use Of the electric light, and OF
doing such other things as are necessary
or apperteuant to the business OF manu-
ing electric light and gas for lighting pur.
poses; and OF supplying and fitting our
consumers With all necessary fixtures and
appliances for using electric light. The
principal office shall be at Charleston,
Kanawha CouptyA The certificate expires
December /, 1900. Thirty thousand dol.
lars have been subscribed and paid In for
the purpose OF incorporation, with the
privilege OF increasing to 100000. The
shares are 500 each, and are held as iol.
lows: E.,B knight, leo shares; J. W. NJ.
Appleton, so shares; n. B. Rutfner and A.
L. Rutfner, so shares each; and Frank R.
Woodman, 20 shares.
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brought. This is pretty nearly In the ex.
actlapEuage oithe eighth division OF Sec.1,
Oh. 105 Of the Code upon attachments.
The Court then quoted the afidavit
showing the facts in support Of this ground
forsuing out the attachment, and in ad.
dition the chRfge thst mp 10 the time oil
making the affidavit the defendants had
never accounted for said money, but took
and converted the same TO their own use,
and concealed the fact OF such taking and
conversion by false entries on the books
Of said Gas Works, and by never yet re:
vealing the receipt taking and conversion OF
such monies the facts Of such receipts and
conversion were discovered wholly by et-
forts made by said city, etc. The fair i'm
port and effect Of this language lie, that
the taking and conversion OF the money
by the defendants was at the time OF the
receipt thereof; and, that they constituted
one transaction. The concealmsnt OF the
receipt OF the money was fraud itself.
and shows the embezzlement at the time
OF the receipt. 1t therefore seems to me
that there Is no vArience between the facts
set out in the affidavit and the claim upon
which suit Is brought.
Il becomes important then to inquire
whether this action can be maintained
whether tho action OF assumpsit Is the
proper action-to recover the money thus
embezzled and iraudulently converted by
the defendants. Upon this point it
seems to me there can be but little dltii-
Guilty in reconciling the apparent conflict
10 the authorities. The Court then con-
tinued at length, taking an opposite view
OF the point maintained by the counsel
for the defendants, and sustained It's posi-.
ton by numerous citations OF authorities;
and, finally, announcing that II was the
opinion OF the Court to override the mo-
ton made by defendants counsel to quash
the attachments. The proper order was
thereupon made out and entered.
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PERSONAL NorEs.-Mr. Fred. Senior,
representing Hemphill, Hanlin I Co., Of
New York, carpets and oil cloths, Is at the
New Mcclure. Mr.. Senior has only lately
been made benedict and this Is his first
visit,
Alexander Mclaughlin, representing
Boyd, White & Co., Of Pittsburgh, isat the
New Mcclure.
Alits Annie White, Of 2lSl Chapline
street, who has been visiting at Keyser
Tor some time has returned home.
Miss Annie Chambers, of steubenville, "a
visiting the Misses Mollie and Ida Frew.
Capts. Charley and Ed Muhleman are
quartered at the Mcclure.
Bruce House and Negley Cochran, OF
the engineer force Of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Road, are stopping at Judge
Cochran's on the Island.
Miss Minnie 0olvin, a charming Young
lady Of Allegheny City, iS visiting Miss
Ella Colyin, at 1887 Market street.
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CoSsrABLEs BoEDs-4 Recent Discovery.
Almost simultaneous with the discovery
OF the committee having charge OF the re.
vision OF the city ordinances that the city
was not requiring bonds Ia some cases TO
the amount prescribed by law, the county
authorities accidentally stumbled upon
the fact that they were not exacting the
proper bond OF the county constables. 1t
might have run on until some day one Of
those officials might have proved recreant
to bis trust above the amount OF his secu.
rity, and when brought to task for 1t might
have replied with the pertinenCa OF Shy.
lock, at is not SO nominated in the
bond"
It appears that by section IS chapter II
OF the Acts OF 1877, every county constable
is required TO give bond In the penalty OF
not less than $1,000 or more than SIC, 900
The amount, OF course, is fixed by the
qualifying court, and as the Board OF Com.
missioners Is the proper court in this
county, we understand that they have
fixed upon the minimum amounts, 900
and are now requiring all constables to
qualify in that sum.
The greatest amount required before
was s. 600, and yet II has been three
years since the Legislature raised and not
one instance OF compliance Is recorded.
1t is proper to say that it was no fault Of
the constables. II is a small matter, but
1t Is well enough to know that there Is a
law Of that kind, and very right and prop.
or after obtaining knowledge Of II to en-.
force It. To-day ia the last day OF grace,
and consiables who have failed to qualify
bad better attend 10 the matter.
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BRIDdEroErL ocALs.-Joe Harris and his
estitnable lady are experts in getting up
Christmas trees. The one with which
they frightened tho eyes and gladdened
the hearts Of their little ones on last
Christmas morning NSas the most beautiful
one We have ever seen. The presents
were numerous and costly, and many
friends shook ripe fruit from its treasure
laden boughs with hearty God bless you,
may you live long and prosper.
W. ". Holloway is convalescing from a
few days illness.
Sam aud Bent Clark, with their families,
spent Christmas at their old home IN
Services we're held in all the churches
on Christmas morning, and all the little
Sunday School scholars we're made happy
with Christmas treat.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING" -Yesterday at
the B. & o. depot, in the Office OF the
Americpn Union Telegraph Company,
Poly Fink, messenger boy, pointed toy
aenger boy. ''just in fun, and pulled the
trigger. There was a report aud Arm
strong fell to the floor. An examination
showed that the ball had struck him in the
middle Of the forehead and had followed
the centre of the scalp backward about
two inches and lodged. A physician
subsequently cut out the ball. The boy
was not very badly hurt. The pistol was
a toy one, but had been loaded with a
small cartridge, and.the carelessness Of the
owner did the rest.
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FAMILY MARKEr.-The commission
houses and family markets are teeming
now with the fat Of the land" Turkeys,
chickens, geese, ducks, pheasants, par.
tridges, In short everything that one could
wish is on hand and for sale. Eggs are
worth from 40 to so cents dozen, while
butter IL not at all high. Apples, yegeta'
bles, &C., are very plentiful. Following
are market prices:
Medts-Beef s to 12icper pound; mutton,
lOal5c per pound; chops, 10 to loo per
pound; YEA, 10 TO loo per pound;pork, lGc
per pound; sausage, 10 to 12c per pound;
smoked sausage, 10 TO l2c per pound;
Muth's. sausage, ls3c per pound; b.
con, l0c per pound; middling and shoul.
der, s to 10c per pound; beei-tongues, 80
to SOC each; canned beef, 35c per 2.pound
cans.
Fouls, Butler, &c.-Live chickens, 20aSOc
apiece, or s. 50aS00 per dozen; dress
ed chickens. 10c per pound; turkeys, live
75ca$l GOAL so each, dressed 10al2tc;
ducks, dressed 25a30csS5, live 20a25c; eggs,
400 per dozen, lard, l0c per pound;
butter, 25a30c per pound-choice, 35c;
sweetmilk, Sc per quart, or 25c per gallon;
buttermilk, &c per quart, or 16cper gallon.
Kegetdbls.-Cabbage, s to zoe per head ;
carrots, 10c per dozen; potatoes, 2Oa25c
per peck; celery, 5al0c per bunch ;
beets SC per quarter peck; turnips, lOc per
half peck; parsnips, l5a20c per half peck ;
onions, 25iS0c per half.peck sweet potatoes
25a5Oc per peck; dried beans, Sc per
quart; white beans, Sc per quart; horserad-
ish, &c per bunch; dried lima beans, 2Oa25c
per quart; cranberries, 8 quarts for 26c;
hickory nuts, 15c per quarter peck.
FiSh and Game.-Lake fish 25c a string;
catfish, 15c per string; oysters, S0a5oc per
hali.can; 25a45c per quart. Squirrels l5a
zoe; rabbits l5a20c each. Pheasants 30a
Acc each; partridges loo or 2 for 25c.
FruitS.-Apples, 10 to zoe per peck
dried apples, to l0c per pound
dried pears, 10c per pound; dried peaches,
Toto i5c per pound; dried plums, soc per
ID; oranges, 80 to Soc per dozen; lemons
80 to Doc per dozen.
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LIST or JURORS


The following list OF jurors has beer
drawn to serve at the term of Circuit
Court beginning this morning at 9 o'clock
wsshington--Ed. Real, Allen Kelley,
Philip Winter, Jerry Miles.
Ritchie-Philip Hirth, Henry Lobers
David Holmes, L. H. Joy.
Madisou-W. B. Lukens, James s.
Mitchell, George Clstor,J Il. Ferguson.
Triadelphia-Fred. Bocka Jas. Cracraft,
Jehn Johnston, James Huff.
Clsy-A. H. Britt, ]. X. Bottsford, Jas,
F. Carroll, Henry Blumeuberg, W. P.
Union-Audrew Muldrew, Samuel Oar.
rah, Ed. Ewing, John Downs, John Gar
Liberty-o. o. Dunlap, W. Y. Durbin,
A. W. Durbin, Joseph Wilson.
Richland-William Connolly, Lashley
Council, o. Welshans, Mitchell Waddle.
Center-C. W. Kuter, R. T. Devries, j.
]. BIyha, Henry Brown.
Webster-H. O. Caldwell, A. ]. McNaSh,
James Armstrong, W. r. Isham.
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SCRAPS OF NEWS,
gathered Here aud rhere by Tateili-
Eencer HepoFteFs.

gencer NepOFters.
A PLEASANT little ball was given at
Franzheim's Hall, Main Street, last night.
In the MAxWell.King indictment there
are 600 regular counts, besides the little
ones.
soME OF our Hebrew friends gave a very
pleasant masquerade at Assembly Hall
last night. q
TIE case Of the State We Maxwell and
King, will be called again in the Circuit
Court to-day.
The boom is on at the city collectors
Office. Next Friday is the last day OF
grace on city taxes.
The funeral OF Hilton. the Fulton coal
miner who was shot by Henry Miller,
took place yesterday.
oxx deed in fee, and three deeds OF
trust were admitted to record in the Ooun-
ty Clerks Office, yesterday.
A CAMERON woman was in the city last
night looking for her daughter. who Is
said to be in the Norrington house, on
sixteeth street.
Mas. NIEDENEYER, OF the Eighth ward,
slipped on an icy pavement yesterday
morning, and, striking her head, was
severely injured. At a late hour last
night she was suffering from. conclusion
Of the brain.
A BRAKEMAN named Frank Kidwell was
seriously injured last evening near Ben
wood. While walking along the top OF q
car his head struck the Bellarie bridge.
The force OF the blow knocked him down,
but as the train was moving slowly he did
not roll of.
HENRY MILLER, who was sent 10 jail
Monday night by II. ". Phillips, ESQ, on
the charge OF killing John Hilton, was re-
leased yesterday, bail having been en-.
tered Tor him In the sum OF 81 1000 before
Judge Melvin. F, T; Hoffman and John
F. Miller became his bondsmen.
The new Board OF Commissioners will
meet next Monday for the purpose OF or
gsnizIug. Squire Schultze and 6. II
Carnahan are candidates for the Presi'
dency, while @. II. Deiters, W. II. Woods
G. A. Helmbright, ]. B. Quarter, ". D
English and several others are candidatel
for Clerk. Only one Clerk will be elected
JOHN ALBERT FREEsE was before Justice
/ w. H. NhluWell SeSIeIuhy AI9ul bOOn VA
charge OF feloniously shooting Frank
Freds, colored citizen, Monday nigh
llast. but on account of the inability o
Freds to be present the hearing was ad
Iiourned over until January 9th, the
IhCount" giving 81 900 bail for his appear
ance.
We notice that the Novelty Glass Work.
at Lagrange are offered for sale by the Re
ceiyer, Mr.. W. H. Rodgers. These work.
have beon but recently built and are
entirely new. Besides the buildings there
are 96.l0O OF an acre offered for sale, a lot
Of cooper stuff, a lot Of white sand and
lime, &c. The real estate 10 appraised a
ls9. 500.
PURSUANT to instructions, ] call a dele
gate convention OF all the mill miners o
The Ohio Valley district, to meet at the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, on the lst day
of January, 1851, at 5 r. N to declare thu
decision OF the miners. Each mine vii
have one duly accredited delegate. B,
order Of the general secretary.-LGtO1
ribtEne,
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AMusEMENrs.-John 7. Raymond ap.
pesred to good audience last night at the
Opera House as "Herr Weigle" in "My
Son." This drama Is an intensely emo.
tional one, and one that affords MI. Ray
mond ample scope for his wonderful abili-
ties. Monday night, as Col. Sellers. he
excited the mirth OF his audience, but last
night in his portrayal OF fathers love
and fathers trust and confidence in an
only son, he surprised all. III the third,
fourth and fifth acts his acting was some.
thing marvellous, and several times during
these acts frequent use OF handkerchief
we're resorted 10 by others OF his audience
than the female portion.
The Criterion Comedy Comprny.-This
company will appear in Freaks" at the
Opera House tonight. OF this troupe
the New York Herald says: "It may be
stated at the outset that the Criterion
Comedy Company proved worthy Of the
reputation which has preceded them, and
even without so good comedy would
have scored an instant success by reason
OF the general excellence OF their perform
anCe. They exhibit in their work unity,
cohesiyeness and smoothness OF action
that ia not often seen beyond the boards
Of metropolitan theatre"
Tickets for the Arabian performances
will be sold at Banners this morning.
Tie C0migIe-The Academy Of Music
had fair audience last evening drawn to.
gether to witness, the new attractions put
forth by Mansger Howard. The perform.
ance was very good and shows that Mr..
Towards reputation Is well deserved, and
kept up by careful study OF what, in his
line OF anusements, will prove acceptable
to the public. All who go to see an exhi.
bition OF this character carry with them
only the desire TO be amused, and judging
from the encores generously bestowed
last night, the actors have no reason to
complain. The irrepressible parrot was on.
hand, as usual, and contributed largely its
part OF the fun.
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RIVER REUOnn.
Stage of water, Movements OF boats and
Other Items of Intercst.

hthko OIL "hteF, AotemeutA OF boutn anu
Other Hens of Iniercst. )
River last night feet and apparently
stationary. The river was almost closed
several times yesterday, and the prospects
at one o'clock this morning were that It
would be closed this morning at the
Water Works. The river Is also closed
down at Hates Rock.
The Hudson and Bachelor are laid up
at Pittsburgh.
The Scotia is lying at the mouth of the
Kanawna.
The Andes is laid up at Hates Rock
and will not be up till there is diminution
in the weather.
PIrTsDuRoH, December 2S,-R River 2 feet
s inches and stationary. Showing and
cold.
LOUISVILLE, December 2s.-River falling
with feet in the canal. Weather cold
and showing. Business and navigation
virtually suspended for the present on the
river. Vint Shinkle from Memphis;
United States arrived; Tom Means ar.
rived with one barge, she left two opposite
Alton. All the boats here have gone into
the canal for Ice harb0r.
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The fair administration OF the means in
question enabled Mr.. Otto Eichhorn, 1419
n. Ninth street, St. Louis, Mo-, to thus
write: I have been sufferer for the past
six weeks with severe pains in the shOul.
der and spine so that / wss unable to do
any work. Advised by friend l used
st. Jacobs Oil. With tho second applica-
ton relief was had and euro effected in
two DAYS.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered at
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of S. 90 to $40 90 per
month until paid for:
One seven.octave piano, $3.50.
One seven octave piano, Sl75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, SIPS.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One six.octaye piano, $50.
One seyen-octave piano, Sl75.
One stodart piano, Sl25.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $l25.
One six.octave piano, 500.
One six-octave piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, Sis.
One five-octave organ, S75. =
One five-octave organ, S65.
One 4!.octave piano, $3S.
One fve.octave melodeon, $50.
One five.octave melodeon, so.
One fiye.octave organ, new SIS.
All the above secondhand instruments
are in good repair and tune. Call and ex-
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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Having an unusually large and well as,
sorted stock OF all kind Of Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods, Notions, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
&C., l propose to sell to all persons wish.
ing to purchase n substantial and useful
present, handsome Cloak or Dolman, an
elegant dress pattern from 81 90 to $50 90,
Thousands of handsome and useful arti.
cles for men, women and childrens' wear,
at almost any price from ) cents to SIS 90.
We have large lot OF Shawls, Blankets,
Comforts, &c. that we will sell especially
low to close them out. Flannels from 12a
to 37!c. Call soon II you wish to save
money, at No. 2Ol9 and 202l Main street,
Centre Wheeling. JOHN RoENRR.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., December 20-1 A.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally cloudy weather and light snew,
lower temperature, north 10 west winds,
and rising, followed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, northwesttos south
west winds, colder and partly cloudy
weather, occasional slight snow, and sta
tionary or falling, followed by rising
barometer.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTArE.-The follow.
ing deed was admitted to record in the
County Clerks Office yesterday:
Deed made December "a, 1880, by the
United States Building, Land and Loan
Association, TO ReYmann's Brewing Com
pauy, for piece OF land situated on TIL
east eide OF MCColloch street, East Wheel.
ing Consideration 1915.
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CHILDREN, and grown people as well,
like pleasant remedies. All parties are
suited in Dsnig's Cough BAlsGm since it
Is not only pleasant to take, but cures
naturally and Is always effective. Only
% cents for bottle holding one.lourth
pint.
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BLEAK, chilly March and November are
the two worst months of the year for
those suffering with pulmonary diseases.
Keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup near by and
such sufferers will be able TO brave the
rough weather without danger. Price %
CENTS
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Grand New Year Excur.Ion.

The Pan Handle Route announces a
grand New Years excursion to Pittsburgh
on Saturday, January lat, 1881. Fare for
theround trip only ST so. Tickets good to
return on any regular train until Monday
night, January 81, 1881. For excursion
tickets, time tables, &c, call on JIM. Belle
vile, agent Pan Handle Route, foot
Eleventh street, Wheeling, or at Union
Ticket Office, McLure House.
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The main cause oil nervousness Is indi.
gestion, and that Ia caused by weakness OF
the stomach. No one can have sound
nerves and good health without using Hop
BItters to strengthen the stomach, purify
the blood, and keep the liver and kidneys
active, TO carry of all the poisonous aud
waste matter Of the system. See other
column.-AdUdnce. MwF4w
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"YoU can't come it," said customer TO
a druggist who endeavored to palm off his
own mixture when DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup was asked for, and Bulls he got
Price % cents a bottle.
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Mayor Sweeney. o
Present-Messrs. Boring, COwan. Eof,
Hall, Hughes, Kennedy, schultze, simp.
son, Wolvington, Zoeckler.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and signed.
On motion OF Mr.. Zoeckler, the petition
OF Thomas Costello to to keep coffee
house at 200 Main street, was taken from
the table and passed.
The ordinance in regard to the duties OF
the City Collector was then taken up, read
three times and passed, with some trifling
notifications.
An ordinance in regard to health was
also passed, beside several others OF minor
imdortance.
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TEE MUSICAL MARvEl-The organina
plays any tuue: just the thing for a Christ
mas gift. New, novel and beautiful; just
received at Sheib's. Call and see it.
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in Rochester than Mrs. VIM. NJ. Arm.
strong. With q countenance beaming
with satisfaction he remarked, recently,
BLESSINGS upon the proprietor Of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver CURE, MwF&w
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CITY COUNCIL.
Called Meeting. Last Night.
sRc,ND BRANCH.

This Branch came to order with Mr..
Simpson in the chair. Col. Updegraff call
ed the roll in thunder tones, but only FIVE
members answered to their names, aud the
Sergeant was sent out to drum up enough
members with which to get down to BUSH
ness. An hours diminishing, however,
only brought up four more members, and
the roll was again called as follows: Ar
kle, Goodfellnw, Halter, Simpson, Wait,
Horkheimer, Kimberly, Myers and Logan.
On motion OF Mr.. Goodfellow, this
Branch adjourned until tomorrow night.
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JR.CA1RSs, Sheriff Of Lenawee county,
Mich, says:-I have worn an "Unly Lurg
Pad" fer Bronchial difficulties, and have
not been troubled with cough nights
since wearing it.-See Adu. MwFaw
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BUTTON BROlR SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New ACLure
Nouse SAMPLE Rooms.
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NEW stock Of Winter Caps Just received
and for sale cheap at
GEO. !. RATHlSOH'S, 1922 Market St.
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" you want the fines. chew out, buy
the Chief Tobacco.
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CnIRr ToBAccois all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like It.