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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-17

DOOTs and SHOES-S. Newcomb Co.'S French
ID Curacao and American Kid Boots made 10 or
der at j. W. Cross Water st, Augusta, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-17

ROCERIES, FlOu and Provisions.
" Meats a Speciality.
WIN. q. FIFIELD co.
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STOVES, EssSss:, Tia Ii9 M .!|... Ware.
SMILEY wASGATT.
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Premiums are received and Losses paid in cash
only Policies issued payable at the death OF the
Insured also payable At the end of II certain number
of years. Policies are also issued on the
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DAINTS, Oils. Varnishes. Glass and Paper
Il Hangings, House and sign Painters.
c. BEHLE& CO.
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MUSIC and Musical Instruments of al
Nk kinds. Strings &C.
c. C. HUNT, Opp, p. o.
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STOVES, SsGaGs: a sss.efa agG ksshs"
WILLIAMSON, WARD &C OGAN.
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PRor. MULLEN, who has, through fire..
quent visits to this city and general sue
cess in his profession Of dancing master,
become one OF the institutions here, leaves
this month on o visit to other cities. He
has had very satisfactory winter here,
his classes being more numerous and bet
ter attended than ever before, and he says
he expects 10 be on hand next season with
whatever is new and desirable in his line.
The professor, in addition to being COM
petent instructor, has earned the reputa.
ton OF q reliable and trustworthy gentle.
man, and his many friends in Wheeling
will be glad to seq him whenever he re-
turns,
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NUMGsMATtcai-As we mentioned in our
columns yesterday, preliminary steps were
taken ON last Thursday evening at the Of.
fee OF DR.. Hullihen 10 establish In our
midst "a NumiBmatic and Antiquarian
Society," committees were appointed to
prepare suitable constitution and by
laws, and the intention Is to have the or.
ganization regularly incorporated.
That this movement Is full Of interest
and one which will undoubtedly be sue.
cess We are led to believe from the num-
Der OF inquiries made OF us Yesterday by
different citizens. The wonder seems to
be that such society has not existed be.
fore. From what we hear Wheeling and
vicinity is peculiarly rich in treasures
dear 10 the heart Of the antiquarian.
There is in the hands Of many OF our
people, we are told, relics Of the stone
age and OF the mound builders, which II
gathered together and formed in one cabi-
net, would prove an invaluable collection.
It seems from the number OF mounds in
this neighborhood, especially the great
mound at Moundsville (the largest in the
United States), that this valley was the
home OF those dwellers In the past
who have left no record OF themselves
save what can be read from their burial
mounds, stone implements and rude carv-
ing. Even the Indians, remnants Of
whom still remain, and between whom
and the mound builders no relationship
seems TO have existed, are only known to
most OF US by the rude relics they have
left OF themselves on our mountains and in
our valleys.
II any light is ever to be thrown on the
history OF these people it must be through
the knowledge arrived at through the
labors and investigations Of q large mum.
Der OF different portions, who can, by com.
Earring views, examining specimens, &c,
approximate something near tho truth.
We understand that this is the principal
object OF the antiquarian part Of the 30
ciety Just organized. Exclusive attention
will BIO given to American antiquities.
In regard to Numismatics we personally
have no knowledge. 1t was only by but
ton.holing member or two OF the new
society that we learned the following facts:
Numismatics is a study Of coins and med
ais, the former being struck by public au-
thority as means OF exchange, the latter
TO commemorate some public events. We
understand that some private collectors in
our city have very rich specimens Of rare
American coins.
We were surprised to hear the remark.
able differences Of value placed on differ
ent coins. For instance, u dollar OF 1901
is worth 81, 200; dollar Of l794 will read
lily bring $50, while half cent Of 1881 Il
quoted at $50, &C., &c.
We trust that all our citizens who take
an interest in these matters will aid and
assist the movement now on foot.
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RELIGIOUS NoTRs,-At the United Pres
byterian Church, the third aud last Of a
course OF lectures on 1.-THE Confusion Of
Tongues and the Dispersion Of the HUI.
man Race at Babel" will be delivered to.
morrow evening at o'clock. The usual
services viii be held at 1880 in the morn
ing.
At the Third Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Lyle will take for his morning discourse
the Fifth Commandment, and in the
evening he will deliver sermon tn the
children. All are invited. Seats tree.
First Reformed Episcopal church, ser.
vices at Mozart Hall, at 1880 A. NJ. and z
P. N; Sabbath School at 0 a. N. Morning
subject: Reality vs.. Show" Evening
subject: "The Shepherd and Bishop Of
Souls"
The Executive Committee on the pro-
posed excursion to Cincinnati during the
session Of the General Conference, are now
ready to receive applications from the per-
sons who propose to participate. Diagrams
OF the Courier state rooms are at the office
OF John Battle, corner OF Market and
Twelfth streets, and at Rev. G. @. Wild
ing's residence, on the Island. Either
gentleman will receive the money neces-
sary to secure passage certificate. The
excursion, judging from remarks made in
various portions OF the city, will no doubt
be very popular.
The Sabbath Schools embraced in the
international lesson plan, will study
Matthew Yi:24.34, tomorrow, the subject
being sour Fathers care"
a.. ka Eronpal;ooI Tntharon Nhprch
(English) adjoining the Postoftice, the sub.
ject at morning service, tomorrow, will
be: Confidence in God, from the sixty
first Psalm, third verse. The evening SER
mon will be on "The chiefest among ten
thousand" Sol. Song v:l0. Sunday
School at two o'clock. Rev. S. B. Barnitz,
the pastor, will otIiciate.
ProtraCted meetings are in progress In
number OF our Methodist churches. Much
interest and q number OF conversions are
reported. The Chapline St N. Z. Church,
Rev. 7. B. Hughes, pastor, had o number
OF old standard and new Gospel hymns
neatly printed, for use in the church, so
that all may sing,
Rev. Eli Hunter, Secretary OF the Luth-
eran Board OF Publication, Philadelphia,
Pa, writes that at recent meeting OF that
board, Rev. S. B. Barnitz, OF this city was
elected editor of the new
Sunday School periodical to be issued by
that denomination, the first number TO
appear July Ist, 1850. We have not
learned the decision Of Rev. Barnitz in the
matter.
The cornet is about to be introduced
permanently by the Sunday schools Of the
First Presbyterian and English Lutheran
Churches. Theodore Roller, our great
cornetist, to use the instrument at First
Presbyterian school in the morning and
English Lutheran In the afternoon.
Rev. Q. P. .Masden will preach morning
and evening at the Fourth Street N. E.
Church, tomorrow.
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IT can almost be asserted that St. Jacobs
Oil works wonders. Shortly before the
New Year, when visited my family in
Mitchell, found my son Edward, o lad
little more than ten years old, very sick.
He suffered with Rheumatism, aud so ter
rible that he was perfectly stiff in his
limbs, could not possibly walk, and had to
be carried from place to place. At once
sent for some st. Jacobs OIL, used It &C.
cording 10 directions, aud In a few days
could see evidence Of considerable i'm.
On the tenth OF this month
again visited my family Al d was as
to find him we'll and hearty. He
once more has lresh color in his face, and
can 60 TO school again. Whenever the
old trouble threatens to return, relief IL
secured by the use Of the
celebrated St jacobs on. From sheer
Ioy over this result cannot withhold re,
ST, Jacobs OIL TO suffering
humanity as true ben0factor.
CHARLEs MITzpoRP,
Office OF the PoltsrStnsd,
German paper Of strattord, Ont
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HIGHWAY RoDBRRY.-About o'clock
yesterday morning man giving his name
rs Frank Woodring appeared at police
headquarters and stated that his partner,
John 0'Leary, had been knocked down
aud robbed near the Belmont Mill and
had been able to come up as far as the
Riverside, where he was lying in fits.
Officer McCully, accompanied by Wilcox,
at once proceeded to the Riverside, where
he found 0Leary lying In the mill with
his head considerably bruised. He was
taken to the City building, where he
stated that he and Woodring had been
drinking in Webb's saloon at about II
o'clock +. NJ, with two men named
Michael McDonough and Pat. Murphy, in
company with whom he and Woodring
had, after stopping few moments at Hell
ler's saloon, crossed the creek and pro-
ceeded towards Ritchietown. When
near Mason's saloon, Woodring went into
that place and got ten cents worth OF
whisky in flask. All four, and man
unknown to 0'Leary or Woodring, who
had Joined them near Seabright's store,
then went towards the river, Weary and
Woodring believing they were going to a
dance which Murphy or NCDonough had
told them was goingon in that vicinity.
When they wore between the Belmont
and Riverside mills, the unknown struck
o. Leary on the head with Q slungshot,
knocking him down. McDonough then
jumped on him, and, after walking
around on him for awhile, took
out Of his pocket nine dol,
lars and SONS cents and gold
ring what Woodring was doing at this
time does not appear. About s o'clock
A. NJ, officers MpCully and Lee arrested
fcDonough and Murphy and locked
them up. 0'Leary then went before Jus.
tice VIM. Philips and swore out warrant
for the arrest OF Mcponopgh and Muir
ply, upon the charge Of highway robbery.
The warrants were directed to the Chief
Of Police and the case set for q hearing at
five o'clock. At that hour Mr.. Jordan ap-
peared for the State, and the prosecuting
witness, 0'Leary, not appearing, the case
was, on motion OF the State, continued for
ten days, both Murphy and MoDonough
remaining in custody. The man who did
the knocking down Is known to the police.
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BnulASr AND PERHAPs ENBLENATIc.-
One Of the gayest things Of temporary
character. as to colors, &c, is the canvass
SION which stands in front OF Lucas mu-
"a store, and points, to passers-by, with
diving arrows TO that place "a the desig.
mated Office for the sale OF tickets for the
great concert on Tuesday evening next;
There seems to be good deal oil the old
plantation bandana head handkerchief or
bright dress pattern about that sign
whether 50 intended or not. 1t has all
the colors Of the rainbow. we think, and
a good many points besides, the points on
the arrows We learn that several mechAn-
les were employed on II, William Higgins
having done the carpenter work and that
Matthew W, Miller did the painting. It
shows aiar of.
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Leaving IN bAuu VI VII " nItuI 4EeA1ueEs.'..' 'SS ~
Mr.. Thomas Nc ormick offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Reolued, That this Committee extend
their heartfelt thanks to Messrs. Parnell
and Murdoch for their disinterested effort
in behalf OF the people Of Ireland, and
their views as expounded at Washington
Hall, on the evening Of the 10th Of Feb.
ruary, meet with the approval OF this
Committee.
Also the following which was adopted:
ReSolud, That theTreasurer Of this Com
mittee be, and is hereby directed to trans.
NIT the funds in his hands TO Mayor
Prince and John Boyle 0'Reilly, trustees
OF the Parnell relief fund, at Boston, Mas
sachusetts.
Mr.. Thomas F. Owens made motion
that the thanks OF this Committee be re-
turned to the press OF this city for its gen.
erous efforts in behalf OF the attempt to
raise money for Irish relief.
Mr.. 0'Keeffe animadverted upon the
publishers Of newspapers not only in this
city, but throughout the country, for al
lowing their columns to be used in dis.
countenancing the movement in this city
and elsewhere,
Mr.. Handlan sustained the press in It's
action in the matter, and alluded to an
editorial in the INTRLLIdRNCRR in regard
to the status Of Parnell. The other mem.
bers OF the committee dissented from the
views Of Mr.. o'Keetfe. The motion pre-
vailed.
Adjourned tie meet at call Of the Presi-
dent.
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(gticura,
HUMoRs OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN AND SCALP.

CurIcuRA RsoLvESr Il the most powerful Blood
Purifier and Liver Stlmulant ever Compounded. In
forty minutes after taking the hrst dose II may 10
detected 10 the IAliVa BLOOD sweat, and urine show.
ing that It has entered the blood and been dstrbut.
ed Throughout the entire system. In It's passage
rough the circulating fluids It meets with the cor.
rupt PARTICLES Of matter which foster and maintain
disease, Win which y chemically nniteS destroying
Hence is power TO forever expel Scrotious, Can.
eerOus, and Canker Humors, which unchecked oil
the body with foul corruptolS and rot out the DELI
cate machinery Of life.
CuTIcuRA, the great external remedy for all HUI
mOrs Of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers, Sores and Dis
charging Wounds, 10 the most soothing and healing
Of outward applications. ltspeedly destroys fungus
and parasitic growth1, restores the oil glands and
tubes 70 healthy condition, and cures when assisted
by the CuTICuRA soar, Diseases Of the Skin and
Scalp which have been the torture Of LIE tine.
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SKIN DISEASE.
Great Suffering for sixteen Years.
Wonderful Cure by The Cuiicura
Remedies,

MEssRs. WEEKS & POTTER: Genilemea:-CurI.
cuRA REMEDIES have done me a power Of good. !
have been afflicted with skin disease for sixteen
years. Some days II troubled me more than others,
but at night the Itching nearly drove me Wild.
would scratch until the blood would run down
have had several physicians. Some said they
could cure me, but Others said not.
! will say that before used tho CurluRA RHNE.
DIS was In fearful state, and had given up all
hOpe Of ever having any relief.
But like drowning man graphing at q straw,
thought would Try the CuricuRA REMEDIES, about
which had read 80 much.
They have performed 4 wonderful cure for me, and
Of my own free will and accord recommend them,
Yours truly,
esw. yAN BuREs ST. CHICAGO. liz,
March 7, 1879,
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The Committee on Water Works left
last night for GAINESVILLE, o., TO inspect the
water works OF that city, and also more
particularly to observe the workings OF q
Worthington pump in operation there. A
reporter OF the 1NTELLIGENCER accom-
panied the party, and q report Of the visit
will appear Monday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-28

A WoRD TO ORGAN BuYERs.-The Mason
& Hamlin Organ Co. have authorized their
agent in this city, Mr.. Vim. II. Sheib,
Washington Hall, to dispose OF one hund.
red Of their splendid tlrst-class organs
within the next five weeks, on the easiest
possible terms, Ave to eight dollars per
month till paid for. Call at Sheib's and
see and select an organ, and make your
home happy. You will have over two
years to pay for it. and will scarcely feel
the outlay.
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IRISH RELIEF. THE following members
Of the Irish Relief Committee met at the
City Hall last night: NJ. Reilly. Chairman;
0lBrien, Mccormick, Owen, olKane,
Handlan, Kennedy, Laishley, 0Keete,
Pat Daily, Healy, Of Benwood, and sew
eral Others. The treasurer, Col. 0'Bnen,
submitted the following report, which, on
motion, was adopted:
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Make a HAPPY Home.

By presenting your wife. daughter, sister,
or friend with q
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering. Piano,
Palace Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
Or Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
BA.oAIxs in Summer Dress Goods at
John Emsheimer's.
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WHEN sick, great care should be taken
To have your medicines properly prepar.
ed. To rest easy on that subject, you
should 60 10 McLain Brothers model
pharmacy, where no boys are allowed to
ELL prescriptions. They are one OF the
oldest and most successful firms in the
city, having been in business over twenty
years. Dom forget the place-Twelfth
and Market.
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jury Llsr.-sheriff Tingle has sum-
moned the following grand jury for the
term Of the County Court, which will
meet at the Court House Monday Morn
ing at 0 o'clock: Enoch Ball, Alex. Garden,
Jacob Berger, j. NJ. Brown, John II. Hall,
A. A. Howell, Jas. r. Acker, James Mac
Adams, A. Wilson, James Reed, John
Waterhouse, Jr,, Philip Schuele, James
F. Barnes, Jonas G. Picket and Thomas
0'Brien.
He also summoned the following petit
Jury to meet at the Court House Wednes-
day, March 8, at 9A.M.:
Washington District-L. @. Stiiel, Adam
Elig, W. s. Georing and John Bayha.
Madison-R. ]. Billiard, ]. W. O. Smith,
NJ. Pollock and L. Il. Morris.
Clay-John Isett, Robt. Simpson, Louis
Meder and VIM. shaier.
Union-Thos. Flanaghan, John Fulton,
VIM. Coleman and w. M. Bottsiord.
Center-Andrew Wolf, O. A. Myer,
John E. Parker and Alex. Taylor.
Webster-Martin Clancy, Jas. Darling,
John W. Cummings and Fred. Eberwein.
Richie - Anderson Fulton, Ernest
Kloeppner, Adolph Fritz and Michael
Hilstern.
Triadelphia-James McCutcheon, VIM.
A. Mccoy and James Robinson.
Richardson's Ridgeley and Newton
Shannon.
Liberty-Pery Whitman and wylie
Cox.
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PLEASE call and sec the Countess
Pattern Spoons and Forks.
JACOB W. 6RuBs, IsWsIer.

TRMPKRANCR.-The gospel temperance
meeting will be held at Parker Hall to-
morrow afternoon as usual, commencing
at 81 o'clock. Rev.T. B, Hughes, Rev. y.
P. Masdeu, Rev. Thompson, Z. g. Cra-
craft and others are expected to address
the meeting. Miss A. Taylor, who has
been for some weeks detained at the Col.
leSe on account Of sickness, will conduct
Aha exercises.
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PoLior CouRT-Judce CfanmeT.

The following cases were disposed OF at
the Police court yesterday morning.
James MeGiIigan, drunk; thirty days.
VIM: Reisbeck, driving cart on the
two dollars and costs, Execu-
ton suspended on payment Of costs,
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NEW dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, at John
Roener's, Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
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Ghe 9nteuiaettter,
oniSe Nos. ao and "a Fourteenth street.
New Advertisement.

NC" AoNtEShos1o's
Wanted ellaire Nail Mil and tEtna
Mill Stocks.
For Sale or Exchange-Drug Store.
For Reut-Small Cottage.
Store Fixtures for Sale-Cummins X
New Goods-Turner & Dillon.
For Rent-Thomas R. MotIett.
Trustees sale-L. ]. Bayha.
Bird Cages-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Eagle Automatic Pencils-E. L. Eicoll.
East Wheeling Shoe store-Carnahan
& Nuzum.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
Our First Spring surprise-Kline Bros.
Grand Pedestrian Contest-W. Fl. Zim.
= College Glee olub-Academy Of Music.
For Rent-Two Small Houses.
List OF Letters.
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PERsoN4L-IIr. and Mrs. B. NJ. EofF re.
turned to their home at Woodland yester.
day.
Miss Mary seabright returned yesterday
from an extended eastern trip.
Hon. j.. B, Donley aud W. T. Lantz, OF
Greene county, Pa, are at the New Nc
Lure.
Nit Harrison, Of Pittsburgh, is in town.
Ohas. s. Hurd, q well known iron man,
Is in the city.
the city.
is confined TO his residence by serious Ill
ness.
The following are among the latest ar.
rivals at tho New Mcclure: W. D. Gill and
wife, Baltimore, Nd; E. ]. Bradshaw, Otto
Miller, J. @. Hoffman, VIM. H. Douglass,
r. F. Parry, Charles =. Hprd, Ed. Lau.
rures, II. Arrestein, New York; j. w.
Fulton, Allegheny, Pa y. L. Giles, Milt.
Harrison, Pittsburgh; E, B. Bosler, ]. Q.
Crawford, Jacob Cohen, Philadelphia; j.
6, Knight Gleyelandi W, II. Gamble,
Moundsville: ]. II. Close and wife, st.
Clairsville; w. 7. Lantz, ]. B. Donley,
Waynesburg; Charles Z. Wells, glover
Gap; John s, Tyler, Detroit w, q. Him,
Pindley, ohioi O. II. Reattie, st. Louis;
Mr.. O. I. Layerty, West Va.
II. Byron Baguley, who has been at
tending Medical College at Cincinnati the
past year, returned home last evening.
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KLINE BROTHERS mean business. They
offer jeans pants, lined, ut 81 cents, equal
to any 70 cent pants in the city. Read
their advertisement at head OF local.
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TEN GREAT BARGAINS
OFFERED THIS WEEK BY
/. BLUM 81 BRO.

Is Pcs. Real English Cashmeres, ssc
per yard.
10 Pes. All Wool 75c Black Cash.
meres, al SOC.
10 Pes. All " DOL 81 90 Black Cash.
meres, NJ zoe.
10 Pes. CoI0red GrOs Grain Silks,
worth 81 90, at Si25.
10 Pes, Black Gros Grain Silks,
worth SO 90, AT SIs5.
so Pes. Real Handsome Dress
Goods Ut IL Lee.
o5 Pes. Real Handsome Dress
Goods at lSc.
so Pes. Cambria llnslins, now worth
I5c. NJ lie.
so Pes. IO.inch Fine Brown Muslin,
now worth lie, atI0c.
so CloaRs and Dolmans at one.hali
their cost, 10 close.
Now is your time TO save money, II
you buy.
The bargains offered are fully rs
per cent cheaper than an any other
house In the trade.
No duplicates after this week.
I.BLUM& BRO.
II0I Main Street
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WARRINGTON, February 2s.-1A.x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
and rainy weather, shifting to colder
west winds, preceded in the eastern half
by stationary or lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, increasing
cloudiness aud rain or snow, falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer and colder
north to northwest winds.
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THE largest and incest assortment Of
Nobby Hats to be found In Wheeling, is
at E. Buchanan & Co.'s, No. 1889 Main
street.
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We don't sell cheap Hats, but we sell
good Hats cheaper than any other hat
house in the city. Call and see us and be
E. Buchanan 4 Co., 1889 Main
lknaak
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IST OF LETTERS
A GOOD OHANCEt-lb AZORES

A GOOD CHANCEt-l5 ACRES
Vineyard, two Orchards PlSaty q imllI fruit; nSE
Houie, With Rooms, Hal and Pantry Eo0d Cellar;
located u mile back Of Martins Ferry. Terms
Half In cash, balance 70 suit,
Is ACRES.
A Barn d Is acres, 9 acres bottom land, HOu,s,
S = sS. & SP &c ss & 1.s S'sS s' 'F H
Ss0-A two story hiek Dgl hg, e1sthnlng -four
Fa0ns, In cool condition, and W., viii Be sold both
cheap and on easy terms. Inquire al once.
c. A. scHAEFER a co.
AisW snail hOp,sa for rsat, isliFThAs
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AT less than New York prices, l olEel
10 pieces Black Cashmere.
JOHN ENsnE1NER.