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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-24

PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Joseph X. F1ull,
ESQ.,, OF this city, who was called to Union.
town, Pa, by the sickness and death OF
his father, returned last Saturday.
Rev. W. II. Lester, OF West Alexander,
Pa, passed through this city yesterday,
on his way home from Hancock county.
Mr.. ". II. Lott and wife, who have
been visiting CAPT. ]. N. Ray, on Chap
line street, left Tor their home in Cleve'
land, last night.
Col. G. ]. Faulkner, Jr., OF Martinsburg,
was at the New Mcclure yesterday.
Samuel Woods, Esq, OF Philippi, who
has been in the city for several days, left
for home last night.
John Bradshaw, NJ. Of R.; Arthur sinscl,
Assistant NJ. OF K. Robert French, Super
visor Second Division: W. q. Harrison,
Assistant n. Of NJ; Jerry Flynn, Snpt.
OF Telegraph, G. & o. Division, all B. & 0.
officials are in the city.
VIM. Keyser, Second Vice.Presldent Of
the B. & o., is expected in the city this
marning,
D. a. j. Peck, Paymaster B. & O., is in
the city.
Col. j.. J. Kelly, agent OF the Murray
Ober Comedy Company, is at the New
Mcclure.
Capt. a. NJ. Mathews, OF Greenbrier, who
has been the guest OF his brother, Gov.
Mathews, for some days, returned home
yesterday.
Advices received here yesterday by
friends Of Mrs. Thos. H. Norton, who is
i'll at her old home in Hammondsport, N.
Y. were very Encouraging,
BY our dispatches We see that Bishop j..
J. Rain, OF this city, arrived in Antwerp
Yesterday.
The following are afew OF the latest ar
rivals at the New Mcclure: DR.. @. Shriver,
Bethany; +. P. Louise, Westfeld; Chas.
J.Faulkner,jr., Martinsburg; d. Edwards,
F. Z. Lund, Boston. q. E. Coleman, Gin
cinnati John ]. Jacob, Clinton, W. Va;
Z. D. Stafford, Erie, Pa; ]. T. Coppick,
Philadelphia; Herman Cert, John F. Ed
mundson, John F. Rornig, Pittsburgh;
Miss Evertt, Mrs. Evertt, West Liberty;
W. N. Surler, East Liverpool; a. ]. Lodge,
Bridgeport, W. Va; Joseph K. Rose, J. P.
Merrill, New York; Theo. W. Plumb, Nor.
witch, Conn. NJ. McNurney, Chicago; II.
S. Hailman, John Lazier, Lew NJ. Rosen-
burg. Leon Schloss, Baltimore; R. W.
Baxter, New Lisbon; Geo. W. Megowen,
Philadelphia; @. II. Baltic, st. Louis; ]. S.
DeardoriT, Pittsburgh.
Samuel hayward, Esq, the well known
Bostonian, registered at the stamm last
evening.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm yester-
day were: II. F. Cimiotti, W. NJ. Shaw,
F. ". Mclean, Pittsburgh; ": Herman,
r. F. 0blinger and wife, Philadelphia;
W. J. Oneal, Cincinnati;F F. A. Hammond,
Steubenville; Ed. Black, Valley Groyei
Jno. W. Boomer, Alton, ILL.,; +. Muhle-
man, Hannibal; L. Lehman, Newark;
Simpson Jones, st. Marys; J. J. Hollister,
Woodsfield; II. Habermehl, Sunfsh; DR..
B. +. Harrison, Cottageyille; A. ]. Mackey,
Sprague, O.; Jno. +. Shareholder, War
mock; NJ. A. Walton. Cameron.
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A Card from Major Sweeney.

Editors IntSlliRen6or.
A writer in the Register delivers himself
OF long communication, in which he in.
Inmates that have been bulldoZing the
investigation, and by inference inSinuates
that do not desire the investigation TO 90
on. He need not "lay that flatteringunction
to his SOUL" It Is matter OF indiffer-
ence to me whether his favorite or
the Mayor calls the committee together.
But this is certain, that It 1t will be called,
il ! have to call II myself.
Below append a card, by special re-
quest, just out OF pure and unalloyed
Kindness and charity, in order to lessen
the labors Of, and 10 console with cold
comfort the labors Of the conspirators aud
their tool. 1t comprises all the policemen
who haveserved under eduring thei term,
except one. JAMES W. SWEENEY,
City Sergeant.
WHEELING, Fob. 90, 1850.
We the undersigned members OF 1.-THE
Police force OF this city, denounce as false
and without foundation the charge that
Major Sweeney ever instructed his depu-
ties not 10 arrest certain saloon keepers
for violations Of the Sunday law.
GEORGE McCULLEY.
OWEN SULLIVAN.
WILLIAM MILLER.
W. D. RUTHERFORD.
JonS H. WuYTr.
JAMES NJ. LEE.
j. A. WILCOX.
GEo. W. DRFIBAUdIr.
GODFREY PRICE.
JAMES NJ. ST. MIERS.
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AMusEMESTs.-Mahn's Opera Company
is booked for the last three evenings OF
this week at the 0pera;House. Tickets for
reserved seats will DO on sale at Lucas
music store this morning. The New York
Herald says OF this company: The last
performances Of "Fatinitza" will be given
this afternoon and evening at'the Filth
Avenue Theatre. This opera has deser-
yedly met with great success. 1t is at
tractive and pleasing, and has been played
with much ability. Miss Winston in the
title role has made q professional reputa-
ton in this city, and has given charming
representation OF the character.
HOsuor is known as competent singer,
and ofthe male characters, Messrs. Morgan
and Hamilton are particularly good.
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l
KNIGHTS OF THE STAR.-The following
description OF q new order was left upon
our table day or two ago, and not dis
covered until tho present time. 1t is GER
tainly good orderI
The Knights OF the Star Is the title OF a
new society that was organized about four
years ago at Deep Valley, Greene County,
Pa, for the purpose of general moral
reformation. This order is opposed to
publishing startling accounts Of any de.
scription for tho purpose OF advancing the
interest OF the order, believing that the
success oil the order can be most thoroughly
established upon its own merits. 1t has
as basis, union cooperation and progress
sion. It's motto is. peace on Earth aud
Good Will to Man." Tho degrees OF the
order are founded upon the Holy Bible;
first, as history SECOND, as law, and third,
as revelation or prophesy. The great OBJ.
ject OF this order is to organize the masses
OF the people and system OF union by
which they may comparatively advance
the general welfare OF the human race,
also to guard against demagogues, sharp
ers and designing men who are on the
alert TO get the advantage OF honest and
inofensive portion OF men and women.
This order is strictly moral in its teachings
and forbida all excuses and irregularities,
intemperance and profanity, which are
calculated to debase their dignity, also
teaches citizens to be peace able subjects,
true to their country and just to legal au-
thorities, and not to OountenanCe dis.
loyalty or rebellion, but patiently submit
TO the powers that be. This organization
makes the Holy Bible the chief science OF
study, butteaChes all other useful sciences.
1t also makes specially Of teaching the
mysterious figures OF tho Prophecies and
Of Revelation, having formed the seven
degrees so as to explain tho various
sevens mentioned in Biblical history, be.
ginning with the first seven days OF crea.
ton and ending with the revelation OF
Jesus Christ to st. John while on the Isle
OF Patmos. They aid each other in
business transactions and work for the
general welfare Of all, clothe and feed the
destitute, take care Of the sick and educate
their youths morally. This order, al
though it has never made any effort to ex.
cite the people in its interest, has grown
to thousands, and wherever the people
once get hold OF its principles they stand
as firm as the crock OF Ages" seeing
that 1t is founded upon the rock OF eter.
nal truth, as given to US by Divine in
spiration, which contains the perfect law
OF liberty, equality and eternal justice,
which Is calculated to elevate man and
make him what the allwiso Creator in.
tended him to be.
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REV. Aud. HErDEy, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
reports the following case: A twelve
year old girl, the daughter OF a prominent
grocer, Mr.. Andrew SChweitzer, had suffer.
ed for some time with rheumatism. The
cure-yes, even the relief-of the trouble
resisted all remedies. By the advice OF
friends, the mother used St. Jacobs OIL,
and with the best ef'results. The child is
once more lively and well, and what three
physicians could not accomplish, has
been gained by one bottle OF St. Jacobs
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NALuABLE PROPEKII ~. ~

VALUABLE PROPERTY fV% 90 -
' Ths piot Of ground located % S i % !.
with frontage d ISo feet, Tunains Az ymaItF.
which Gtands the soap and C1Ai,, Glni4 -.
erected by, and formerly oIsralcd ~. q, h, y.
The main buildings BRICK, lNo n',n ,ilfsE
Ioet; rendering house, 10 let q.t fgi ~
main building, two engines tT1 v,,.''T br, ~
l6x60; stables and other 0uibuiluinE.r 10 atEtisi3
thousand, and The other ditcsa 'hy9H E, t.sls :;
Soap; two large rendering Kettles sIs I,, %, ~
chimes, one b6ap press, twelve ro'p tTl .s ,ts
Ing machine, and lundry mAthih" A'.r,ll yssss
Ia the buIlneas. There are lou iSiss ~
houses on tho ground, and ltase rbs ItoU y
present rental Of $500 per Annuai, an IllsfillS
City bonds viii 10 taken 10 part g3yIS,pER gl,L-
Ihsr Information Inquire Of AlbA ~, rs Nrti
General Business and Real Estate ~ AZ"
ItECOt, CRpRIe's Block, over CITY bAn''
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llOi Main Street.

DENTISTRY.-To THOSE TuAT DE-
~ SIRE TO save their natural teeth We would say
that we are now better prepared than ever beIorO to
enable them 10 do So By tho use Of an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLuGaRR We can and are making better
and Landowner Gold Filings, with more ease 10 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewh here, without the aid Of the Electric
PluEEer. What we say we can prove by actual
demonstration. Call and soc for yourselves.
JAMES 81. SURGLS0N 4 BON,
auI No. 1l4S Market st., Wheeling, ". Va.
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We were informed yesterday by one OF
the Sweeney Investigating Committee that
a meeting would be held toward the latter
part OF the week. Another member had said
that ii Mayor sweeney did not call it he
himself would, but the Mayor had re-
torted that he alone had the power to
convene it, and ''there's where It stands"
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TEN GREAT BARGAINS
OFFERED THIS WEEK BY
1. BLUM ~ BRO.

Is Pes. Real English Cashmeres. soc
per yard.
10 Pes. All Wool 75c Black Cash
meres, nj 6Oc.
10 Pcs. All WOOL 81 90 Black Cash
meres, ut 75c.
10 Pes. ColOred GrOs Grain Silks.
worth 81 90, ut 81 25.
10 Pes. Black eros Grain Silks
worth SO 90, at 81 80.
so Pes. Real Handsome Dress
Goods al I2 l.2c.
25 Pcs. Real Handsome Dress
Goods at l5c.
so Pcs. Cambria siuslins. now worth
I5c, ut lie.
so Pes. 4O.inch Fine Brown Muslin
now worth lie. at Toe.
so CloaLs ana D0lmansat One'hall
their cost, TO close.
Now Is your time 10 save money, II
you buy.
The bargains offered are tally 20
per cent cheaper than an any other
house in the trade.
No duplicates after this week.
I.BLUM Sc BRO.
llOi Main Street.
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EOR SALE OR LEASE-THE ON
L CINEATI Railway Iron Works Company offer
BEAM MILL The property Ii In good condition
aud we'll situated for handling everything with the
greatest economy, having frontage on tho Ohio river
Of over 6O0 feet and the same on the Little Miami
Railroad The present owners will take large inter-
at In new organization II desired. Address WAL
TER SMITH, President, IS West Fourth St., Gu
oInnatI iel2
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IFyou are bilious ordyspeptic, You need
agood liver pill. Take our advice and get q
box Of McLGins' Vegetable Pills, and you
will never use any other. Be sure and
get the Wheeling make or you will be
deceived. Sold by most dealers.
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PERSONS with stated incomes can pur.
chase Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ at
Sheibs music store, on monthly payments
Of s. or more, and secure the best organ
made for very small sum. Call. under
Washington Hall and see them.
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Lost-Memorandum Book.
For Sale.
Fluting Misunderstanding Bro.
For Sale-List & Watkins.
Sealed Proposals for Removing Otlal.
Vienna Bread-Behrens 4 Co.
Sealed Proposals for Castings, &c.
Removal-Charles i. Reeves.
Sealed Proposals for Furnishing Coal
Alex. UpdegratT.
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IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE. OR LEASE,

situated In Preston County, West Virginia, near
Kinswood Tunnel, on the baltimore Ohio 3, Il.
The Ore has been fully tested In tho Furnace at
Irontown, West Va. It works easily In the Furnace
and makes a very desirable quality Of Iron. The
Coking qualities Of the Coal have also been fully test
al, and arc entirely satisfactory. Iron can he made
at prOat on thee lands when prices arc 80 low that
Furnaces AT distance from raw materials must stop
For further information apply to
wan S. RAYNER,
81 Lexington ST., Baltimore, Sid.
Orto q. lEsSOP, Austen, Preston Co, W. Va.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, February 24.-1A.M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or fair weather, winds shifting to warmer
south, with falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or fair wealth
er, winds shifting to warmer south, with
falling barometer.
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The taking Of testimony in tho P. W. &
KY, cases vs.. the B. 4 o., now In the U.
S. Circuit Court was begun yesterday at
the b. & O. depot, A large number OF B.
4 0. officials are In the city.
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SATURDAY., FEBRUARY .
NOR sALE-I OFFER AT PRIVATE

i Sale until MARCH ., 1850, the property knOwn
ns MTt BsndUr'S property, situated on the southwest
corner Of MeColloch aud IhItOth Streets In the city
Of wheeling Said property consists Of one hundred
iect on MeCnllOth aud ThirlOih streets, aud run.
ming back one hundred feet to alleys on the south and
west sides.
There arc four good brick dwellings on the lot one
Of nine rooms one Of SIX rooms and iwUoi iOur
sach; and room Tor further improvements II desired
II not sold: At private sale by March ID, next, the
property Will be offered NJ public SALE Torms easy
mSiIon apply 70 EDW'D CHRISTSAN,
IShIS 1915 Market 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
convinced. L. Buchanan 4 Co., ll30 Main
street.
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GOOD CHANCE !-l5 ACREs,-

A GOOD CHANCE I-l5 ACRES
"A nice little Farm Of IS acres, and with Enc
Vineyard, two Orchards plenty Of small fruit; new
House, With Rooms, Hall and Pantry; good Collar;
Hall In cash, balance 10 suit.
Is ACRES.
A Farm Of Is acres, 6 acres bottom land; House,
Stable. etc, opposite Captina, down the river. Can
DO bought for one half lis VAlAS, $1,000,
co ACRES.
A good farm Of 90 acres, with coal propsrty that
can be sold every day; sOod House. stable etc. oca.
ted miles from Wheeling. Terms ea-y. in1tITe NJ
once At the Real Estate Agency Of ~
c. A. scHAEFER d 90. =
;S, lev ,a. houses and two larger ones for rent,
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M.SALlNdER, who has had large ex-
perience in the clothing business, will open
out the "Atlantic Clothing House," No.
1920 Market street, Crangle's Block,
2lst.
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a RUMoRreached US that man had been
accidentally drowned by falling out OF a
skill into the river near the Eighth Ward,
late last night.
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DOR SALE

Z ''
One Boiler, 20 feet by &c Inches, with two l9.Ineh
dues.
one Shaping Machine and Bits.
ShaftIng and PuleyS.
Some secondhand AnYllA
Saw liable and Light Wheel Machinery.
One Yard Truck. A. LITTLE.
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A GANG oflaborers was engaged yester-
day in putting Ninteenth street in pass
able condition.
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TIE largest and incest assortment OF
Nobby Hats to be found in Wheeling, is
ut Z. buchanan Il Co.'s, No. 1l3O Main
street.
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DOR SALE CHEAP
DOR SALE
EoR SALE

CToOKs AND NEAL RsTATE.-I HAVE
- had many years exper. 1nce in selling
and buying stocks and real estate, and would
take pleasure in giving any information l
might have to buyers or sellers, and parhcn:
larly take pleasure in receiving orders to sell
or purchase, doing justice TO both parties
|. IRWIN,
ia22 Agent.
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49,
CARD.
WHEELING, February %,

WIEELING, February q.
Editors In;cllgcucer.
SlRs: Please allow me a short space in
your valuable columns to correct state
ment that appeared in both Sunday papers
OF the 22d inst, in regard to me being
blaGksheep at the street car stables OF this
city. Messrs. Editors, the fact OF the mat
ter is simply this: knew nothing about
there being strike at the time, and as
soon as WIS informed OF the circum-
stances in regard to the strike quit then
and there, JAMES BURNS.
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New dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, ut John
Roemer,s, Nos. 20l0 and 2O2l Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
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MARTIN sent very fine supper up to
the Won Blumen after the show was over
last night as his contribution to the
~ cause
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The plrtn'rIhlp heretofore existing under the arm
name Of ThOburn Bro, l. this day dissolved by
mutual consent, VIM. Thoburn TeilrIng. All dehtl
QUO the late arm must 10 paid Immediately, and all
accounts against II Will be paid on presentation All
ACCOUNTS not settled within thirty days will be placed
IN proper hands for collect on. Either member Of the
arm Is authorized 70 settle oil accounts
D. Il. TROBuRN
WN. THOBURN.
The business will 10 continued At the old stand by
the undenigned, who respectfully Iolelts eOntin-
uAnce OF the liberal patronage heret9lofe bestowed
wHEEuSO, January 81, 1850, iS6S
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You can save money by purchasing
your Hats from E. Buchanan 4 Co,
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NEw business for wheeling-5 and 10
cent sale, with iull line.
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HousEEEEpERs, you can got bargains at
new 3 cent sale, under Mcclure House.
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GLASS SHADES of every size and style al
reduced rates, ut Hutchins' Art Store.
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GOops, both fancy and staple, sold al
old price s cent store.
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BIC sale 8 and 10 cent goods, under
Mcclure House, Market street.
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GREAT sale on crockery at 5 cent store,
under Mcclure House.
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ALL the latest spring styles in Mems and
Boys Hats and Caps. Call aud see them.
Z. Buchanan & Co., No. 1889 Main street.
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WEDNESDAY the boys and girls must go
to the o cent sale.
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E. BucKMAN, tho popular halter, has
removed to 1l39 Main street.
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ja22
4 PLEASANT SOUTH SDE HOUSE

The two-stOry brick dwelling, No. 1905 Market
street, near Twenty StieC, ln this city, con-
tanning seven rooms, bath room, large pantry, two
rear, extending back TO the alley. The house Is In
good condition. and must b. sold Immediately. In
quire At IiamiltOns Grocery, corner IWenty'second
and Market streets. Terms reasonable. leb5
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WEDNESDAY they will be ready-5 cent
sale, under Mcclure House.
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restore the lost functions and procure Health and
happiness where before was dependency and gloom.
The Specific Medicine Is being used with wonderful
success,
Pamphlets sent FREQ to ALL White for them and get
full particulars.
Price, Specific, 81 90 per package or six packages
for $50 viii 10 sent by mall on recslpt Of money.
Address all ORDERS ]. b. SIMPSONS N EDICINE CO.,
EOo l0I and 1906 Main st.; Buffalo, N. Y. |
oo7 Sold In Wheeling by LAUGHLtN BROS. 4 co, |
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Make u Happy Home.

LADIES, get ready for opening OF new
and 10 cent store.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1917. 1880.
I a. n. I2M.S So. MEN. TAM. 12M.SP. N. Pm
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To Nervous SufIerers-The 'Grcm Euro.
pean Remedy-Br. J. u. Simp.
sons Specific Medicine,

DIR. ]. u. simpsons Specific Medicine
L9 positive cure for spermAOrThca, lmpOtency,
Weakness and all diseases resulting from Sel-A buse
IAnguor, LASstudO, Depression 81 Spirits and iunc.
tl0nal arrangements Of the Nervous System generally
Pain In Rack or Side, Loss Of Memory Premature
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UsE Iyory Soar lor washing tlannetg.
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Old Age and dis
eases that lead 70
Consumption, In
sanity and an early
grave, or both, No
matter how shat
tered the system
may 10 from ex.
ceSiea Of any kind
4 short course Of
this MNdlrlnR will
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dor DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

GO 70 lie INrRLIldENcER JOB ROOMS, Nos. Is
and q Fourteenth street. who're Jon can b afCommo
lsIei 81 IhoFt notICo, and Al PrcN 10 suit The ums
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pUBLIo SALE
OF FIFTH WARD PROPERTY

OF FIFTH WARD PROPERTY
On Market street, between TwOnty.dnt aud TW0n-
ty-SecOnd streets, known rs the sherman Housed
win, Al tho trent door Of the Court House, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
Commanding Al 10 O'Clock A. N. The lot fronts
IS feet on Market street, and runs back even wldth)
10 the alley In the rear, on which there is dnv
House OF liteGl rooms. Gas and Water all through
the House.
Terms Of sale, one.hAll cash, the balance In two
euuAl ia ' menu, with interest from date Of Salc.
ANDREW J. nUSENFELD.
J,C HRRvRY, AuctIOnecr. ieb9
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