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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-24
TT WILL PAY TO MAKE YOUR PUR-
Il CHASES AT
LEVY BROTHERS

UBLE-WIDTH, ALL-WOOL PLAIDS at
Toe. per yard worth $l.25
SILK-AND-WOOL MIXED DRESS GOODS
at Toe. per yard worth 81 90 at 81 so per yard
worth 1926;
BROCADED SILKS at 81 20 per yard, sold at
8l.75 at the beginning of the season;
BLACK STRIPED WATERED SILK sts1 %
per yard worth 81;
BLACK SILKS at 6Oc worth Soc, at 65c. worth
Soc, at 90c. worth $l.l5, at Sips worth 81
CO., at 81 so worth So
COLORED SILKS from 75c. to $I.75 per yard;
BLACK SILK PEKIN VELVET at $1.s5
worth So;
SATINS in black and colors at all prices-an
excellent article of OLD GOLD SATIN at
90c. per yard and LIGHT BLUE SATIN "A
inches wide at 81 20 worth S175;
WOOL PLAIDS at l5c per yard worth 25c.;
CLOAKS, CIRCULARS. and DOLMANS sold
at reduced prices-some at less than cost;
BLANKETS can be had at old prices Hotwith-
standing that there has been an advance Of at
least 20 per cent;
A large assortment Of all kinds Of goods for
MOURNING. Special bargains in MOURN
ING HANDKERCHIEFS CREPE Wells,
and CREPE COLLARS.
Black and Colored Silk VELVETS very cheap;
A large stock Of DRESS TRIMMINGS;
Special bargains in PRINCES, and large lot
Of BUTTONS at half value;
The largest stock of cheap HAMBURG EDG-.
INGS and INSERTINGS ever offered
Examine our stock, and you will find it to
your advantage to make your purchases Of us, as
we show larger stock and greater variety Of
goods than any other house in this State.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1919 Main St., Richmond, Va,
P2l-3m And Main st., Stanton, Va.
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Nothing Short of
Unmistakable Ben

efits conferred upon
tens of thousands of suf-
ferers could originate
and maintain the repu-
tation which Ayers
Sarsaparilla enjoys.
1t is a compound of the
best vegetable altera-
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.
GHINA, GLASS,
~ CHINA

~ CHINA
Just opened
NEW GOODS from all foreign factories.
FRENCH CHINA Decorated Dinner, Tea, and
Chamber sets direct from Limoges, France
each piece stamped
LONGWY WARE, representing the old curious
Chinese cracking ware;
SAT-SU-MA WARE, Japanse Dwarf
NOVELTIES in the way of Florentine, Mala
chite, Iridescent, and Cere Glass.
The largest and most complete stock ever ex-
hibited in Richmond. Call and look at it,
GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
ja1-1y 1907 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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Other Items 0rIhterest.
River last night = ieet inches and fall.
ing.
The Graham got down en- route from
Pittbu'gh to Cincinnati al o a NJ. yester.
d ", and the Buckeye State up at P. NJ.
b th mad good loads.
The Sidney passed down at 10A. NJ. for
Cincinnati, harrington good rso. She
rn!oads at Cincinnati, and enters the trade
between that point and the Tepnessee
river.
The Ragon, for Matamoras, and the
Courier. for Parkershurg, left or ttms.
The B,tchellr did not get away for
Pittsburgh until noon.
The st. Lawrence arrived from Whee'.
ing last evening loaded TO her guards, aud
will return at noon to-day. 0nly the
freight that was received on the wharf
Tuesday will 90 forward m her. The St.
Law renee Iesbipped 175 tons on the
Thomas Sherlock, consisting principally OF
3 900 kegs Of nails and twenty-five TONS OF
glassware Ciacinnoti Gazette
The up-river packets ale all In confusion
and off time. The Telegraph aud Potomac
| "
roy last night The Hudson came In ahead
oil the st. Lawrence, aud lett for Pitts.
burgh again last night. The st. lawrence
trtiyed alter dark last night, and was I'd
leave IN re'nrn TIP ut noon to.day.-Cin,
cinn0h Enquirer.
The best Monongahela oak for boat
building hereab luts comes from way up
near Morgantown, 1t ia as tnngh and
dn,ahle az the best live oak.-Pi .buryh
Telegraph,
Tne Government snsg b a. E. A. wo d,
ruff ha1 removed the ub.iructious from The
chaDuel OF the river at Bellai,e.
Low water at Wheeling Is GEO feet sbove
tide water on the Mississippi Pittsburgh
ut q low stage Is go feet above Mi.siss.
ippi Underwater. AT the lowest stsye Of the
river here, according TO B & o surveyor,
tie surface Of the water is 592 feet above
tide-waier at Baltimore.
PITTSBURGH, November 1l-River s feet
and tallng. Weather clea and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, November H. The pilots
on the y Gamer franklin report that the
Annie Kelly cilIlded with q produce boat
at Vevay last night and sunk It,
ST. LOUIS, November 1.-THE Missis-
adopted resolution providing for the
preparation Of a memorial. setting forth
the work In the hands Of The commission
and The NJ gent necessity OF legislative aid
in securing tha speedy completion OF ,his
important State and national work, aud
asking our respe Give Sta'es TO appropriate
one Thousand dollars annually for five
years, which shall be placed Ia The hands
Of The Governors aud by them disnursed
10 their respective commissi ma as may
seem advisable; also resolution defining
The overs OF hetxecutive committee and
officers Of the commission. S,me other
nnimportant matte' were.a tendedto,s d
the commission adj ,urnad si"e die
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Mr.. Z'ph Philips, Of 1913 Main street,
Wheeling, says that DR.. J. E.lsmith saved
his lie. Mr.. P. had been sick long
time and nothing seemed to help him.
Or. Smith took him under treatment ten
days ago, and he is now out about his busi
ness, and gaining strength daily. DR..
smith Ia not ..meieoric dhctor," here to.
day and gone to. morrow, but lis here TO
remain, al d treats successfully all chronic
diseases Of men, women and children. DR..
$, is q regularly educated ,phsicisu aud "a
specialist o! upwards Of fourteen years
hospital experience. All who placed
under the Doctors treatment
a month ago are reporting themselves i'm.
proving. Consultation free. Office hours
from 0 a. NJ. to s N: at No. 1917 Market
street, Opposite New Mcclure House,
lLunsiord's BhildinRl Wheeling, w. Va.
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BRILLIANT WEppiSo DIR. D. B. mcs
Lain was married to Mrs. Georgia Bart.
lett, at Cleveland, on last "Wednesday.
The bride and groom arrived yesterday
and took rooms at the New McLures we
copy the following notice oil the wedding
from the Cleveland Rsruld:
IAN interesting social event yeetefd ~
was ihe marriage Of nr. David B. McLaiD,
Of Wheeling, W. Va, to Ms. Georgia
BARTLETT. widow OF the late Thomas NJ.
Bartlett, ri this city. The cers mnny took
place az G race Church at 1890 O'Clock in
he morning Ia the presence OF large
gathering Of friends Of both contracting
parties. In honor 81 the event the church
Sas beautifully decorated, the chancel
presenting the appearance OF q perfect
bower n fi,wers and plants; with vines
tasteIully iutertwined. Rev. Dr.. James A
Bolles and Rev. g. W. Hinkle performed
the ceremony, which was conducted &C
colding to the beautiful service OF the
Episcopal Church. AT the conclusion oil
the ceremony the bridal party were driven
10 the residence OF Mr.. william McLain,
brother OF the groom, No. III Logan
avenue. where O biei reception was ten
dered the newly welded couple. In the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. McLtin departed
for their future home in Wheeling.
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RELMaIRk.

/. Don't forget that festival at Gravel Hill
Friday night, in the Presbyterian Mission
Chapel, for the benefit Of the chapel
Peter Benllpe Is about ready to build q
dwelling for himself near the Barnard
orchard, Gravel Hill. fl 1870
Ever since the completion Of the new
buildings At the old Ohio glass house there
has been an engine in operation at the
Belmont street corner and the steam es-
capipg has made an exceptional loud
noise. Now some Of the people living near
It have entered complaint about the an.
uoyance, and ask Council to have 1t
stopped.
]. W. Highleyman and vile will be alb.
cent 10 Missouri for some weeks, visiting
their sons.
councilman and OF Michael Curran as po.
licemAn were both presented 10 Council
Tuesday evening; but neither we're ac'
copied.
a Iiarkey who has been hanging about
the Fourth ward for 8 me time doing no
good aud any amount OF mischief, some Il
Il malicious, was arrested Wednesday on
suspicion Of breaking jennings window
q ID stealing sore two or three hundred
stngies.
James Benson proposes to build brick
In the place Of his present residence, just
south oithe new Globe HOuse. He will
make store rooms In the under part oil The
hnildIng, on Union street. These rooms
with those already In the hotel, will MAKE
qnite business row.
The friends OF Nj. Rhodes, who wa
here go long, engaged In the construction
Of the BellAire md Southwestern road
will be z nd to learn of'his whereab iuts
He Is road master ri division Of ID,
AtchIsnn, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad.
The Alumni Literary Society met at tht
home Of Chares Sheets, Thursday even
ing, out Of its'regular time. r. @. F.
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pp,ruARY.-lmerx WAlther. q well
known Ulizen Wheeling, died very sud.
deLly at his residence, cuner OF Chap.
line nnd Twemy.Sixlh streets, !esier,iSy
-morniuy. The fatal malRdy was pro.
nunncp,I 10 he disesse q the Heart. lie
md only cen complaining Of sickness
since Tuesday. aud his unexpected death
WA a p,eat shock to his family. Mr., VAL
ther was bornin Prussia, January IL. 1883,
and WaR cong Qnenily in his iorlY:eighth
wear. He had been . resident Of Wheel.
Sng some nIuelesn or twenty years, prior
to which lime he lived at BenToCd, for
some years For many !eMs he had bean
engaged In The saloon business. DtceMed
leaves wild w, TIRES dRnghters aud twn
cons surviving, Two Of his child en- are
dead. .,
The funeral services nj Mr.. wallher viii
take place ,n i ~ AT hGli.pAsl . o'clock. uo
NGs . member ii Back P,ines Lodge Of
Knights 0I Pyll,ias, the krd Men aud the
AGiugali, German Society.
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AMusRNESTs The New York Sun. Of Q
late date speaks oi the Company Ms fol
lows: "Rice's Eyanpeline Company, a.
this house, had a good audience, and
the new pieceis very well rendered by
the present oaganiz ,tion. All the old Of
fractions with the new are presented, the
music Is excellent, and the piece al
together as enjoyable as when seen here
In its old form two years ago. The lead
ing members Of the present Company are
very attractive and accomplished artists
Mile. Jarheau has most beautiful voice
and inst 6's the character o! ,EsaEgeiiner
and Mss SearIe h1skes theVefy best Ga
hriel that b as ess .yed the rele. The Lone
Fisherman Il az quaint as ever, and al
the other novelties are tirst.cl4ss. Thit
Company will be at the o 9era House No
yemher II. -stSsiS
Grand Complimentary COneT' 70 Might:
The following mus ciAns will take part IN
The Complimentary Concert rendered y
Mrs. NJ. Z. Viii aksr. tonight: Kramer
orchestra, Mrs. u D Caldwell. Mrs. q w
EoH, Mra. L II. NUrton, 3lrs.T: Norton
Mrs. A. Brock. Miss Nellie Atkinson, Mre
Whitaker, P,of Carl Hermann. Mr.. K
Axle, Mr. o Seeley! Me. Dana Geyer. Mr.
W. B Howell, Mr. E Boyer, and Mr.. @
Y, Lucas. A very attractive progr, NINE
will he presented, The Opera Houst
should be crowded.
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RolLER SEATING The Skating Rink,
Fourteenth aud Market EIteiR. opened
last nlSht very Iavolably, quite large
number Of ladies and gentlemen being
present, ard nearly all Of them taking part
IL the sIort This sTn,t WAS begun last
Winter IN this city, NJ d atttac ell much
attention at the iims. JUDGED, y was very
popular Manager Patterson, tf ihe Gmk,
il 4 most SIT IDLE pnd pleasant pentlsmap,
aud d. e. all in his power IA make the ph.
ir ms Of his ink con flrtAble Ills sSadl 8
il also very clever, and "a alone worth the
price oi admission. Roller skating may be
called Que 81 our Fixed inalilntions.
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PgRsosAL MENTION. Miss Virginia For
svihp, who has been visiting friends al
E st Liverpool, returned home last even
General Sam. Pryor, OF Baltimore, /,
visiting friendsin this city. z,
Col. Thomas G. Smith, of.Psrkersbu'g
was visitor TO the city yesterday.
A. s. Pennoyer, Business Manager Of
Rice's Evaugellne Company, is at the
McLnre,
Judge R 8. Brown. Of Ravenswood. W
Va arrived 10 the city last evening and
IL stopping at the St jsmes.
Thomas E. Watt, Passenger Agent o.
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, wa,
10 the city yesterday. -,
Rev, l. !. Stewart, otFAirmont, was II
the city yesterday on bis road u Mounds
vile.
George Gillilaud, E'q.. The "Key Note
man OF the Cincinnati Enquiter, formerl,
| in the telegraph service In this city, vii
hereafter represent that journal at Wash
iugton, D y. g B ~
willis Dillon, who has been clerk II
his brothei's jewelry store Ia Wheeling
has returned TO his home in Belmont
B1rntSrills Entep'iSe
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MIR Jcns BArLtr, agent OF the 1nman
I.iue OF eamer-, has received notice that
The City OF Berlin Oi this line, arrived at
Q Queenstown last Monday at a. NJ, max.
lug the trip in eight days, four hours and
eight minutes. Rev. Ds. Thoburn and
j. Sumner Stone. OF this city, were pas.
sengera. Mr.. Bailie says this line does
more business than any other line In this
city, and attributes II 70 the fact that the
c mpany advertises In the 1STRLLiaEScRR
JnE jpiut committee appointed recently
TO revive the oTdinancts Oft city, held q
meeiiRg last night, the following members
he'll z present; Mayor Sweeney. Messrs.
Hall, VIM. simpson, SChuliIe pnd Wnlving.
ton ri the First Branch, and DR.. LIZ.
gan, Kimberly, Caldwell, A., Good elbow,
Robert Simpson aud Hnrkheimer from
the sec1nd. MI. B A. Gal'igan ac'ed Is
CLERK Some little progress was made, and
an adjournment took place until next
Monday night "
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CIRcuIr CouRT Jude Re'rin. This
court met al O'Clock yesterday morning
and disposed Of the following business:
State vs.. Charles Robin and Charles
Meyer, indicted for housebfeaking, on
oath Of Joseph and Robert Sample. A
severapce was granted in these cares and
r Ihm pl iced IN trial before the follow.
ing jury: g. II. Benin; r H. Gillespy,
Hy. Appel, Max Bauer n. Rietb4ch,
rheo. Molter. A. @ Essrter, O. ". Ken.
uedy. ]. W. Christleib, Vim Crosby, John
Dunning and ]. W. Bird. Jordan for
S,sit; Houston and Curtis for defense
The jury returned q yeId CT Of guilty and
sentenced the prisoner to two years In the
PeDitentiary. iH "'-'''
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Stolen HoR.Es REoovesED. = During
the latter part OF last month, two horse,
aud bnvgy were stolen from James O
Sell, OF Ubrlcbsville, OHIO. Bell and OF
deer Sterling came to this city In search O
he stolen properly, and yes erday morn
ing, accompanied by Chief OF Polict
s Is eeney, who bad Obtained q clew, pro
ceeded 10 New Cumberland. Hancock
county. At that place the hones anC
buggy we're found 10 The possession OF I
Mr. Conn who had purchased them from
a stranger representing himself as rela
live Of citizens there. The stranger, who
was evidently the guilty party, had o
course disappeared, Mr.. Bell proceeded
to replevin bis property.
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WASHINGTON, D. O, November l9-lA
Nor 1eunesste ard the Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, colder
norrhwestlo southwest winds, higher bar.
ometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, clearing
weather during the day, norIh~est IL
sonihWest wiudF, lower temperature and
higher barometer.
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By this be IL known that suffered with

By this be 1t known that suffered with
q severe alttck Of il fl4mmatory Iheuma.
tism fnr four weeks-the best IDEAL physi.
clans falling tn give me relief. was m.
fined to The house, my limbs very much
swollen, and | could only get up and down
stairs by crawling on my hands and knees.
| procured a bottle Of II. Jacnbs Oil from
my druggists, Messrs. Harris Bros., Of this
town. aud few applications entirely
cured me. After the irst application, the
pain was gone, and In week | was able
10 attend to my business, u
r. & Rowland 7. .LENH4Rr.
We are personally acqnaiuied with
above mentioned Rowland T. Lenhart,
and know him to be young man Of
truth, whose statements are perfectly
Trustworthy. 49,
Harrisburg, Pa.
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TRANSFER oP RIAL E,rA1E The follow.
ing transfer ~ zeal es'a'e waS admitted
to record In the lice Of the Clerk OF the
County Court Yesterday:
deed made November o 1850. by James
r. Il dve,s, trustee. and u. W. Erkharl
aud vile, to the r, " & Ky, r 4, for
lot. 81, 9! aud 50 in North Wheeling, for
SSk5
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For Rent Pheasant Dwelling.
Spare Ribs To day-D. G List, Jr.
Wsuted-Teams 10 HRnl Goal.
For CirCinuati-Slet ner St Lawrence
OIe,a Hnuss- The New EVangeline.
Funeral Notice.
GENIAL T,mI e,qrcc Reading Room.
Camp Chahs Friend & Sou.
Cooking Smvts-Nesbiil & Son.
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InAvE suffered from Kidney difficulty
for The past len years, accompanied with
nervous tpasms. Physicians gave me but
temporary relief, but after using three and
one.halt b titles Of Warmers Sale Kidney
and Liver Cure, my nervous apasm we're
entirely relieved. My age Ia II years.
recommend this great remedy to all suffer
ing nom nervous troubles.
Mis-. MARY REESE.
rThs&w Easton, Pa.
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THERMOMETERS k4rvND no following
shows The ianve Utthe Thermometer, Dc
observed vt Schnepis drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1sa "S.SP.E.7H N.I7Au.l2s Sh.GfrH
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IFyour Kidneys trouble you stop in at
McLain Brothers and get an Excelsior
P,d, which willrelieve you In few hours.
See advertisement.
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GRrar reduction III Millinery to make
room for our holiday stock. = :, "a
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THERE Is nothing which will relieve
tlsea. "a OF The kidneys aud nrinary organs
"a Quick as the Excelsior Pad. McLain
Btothers' have them. See advertisement
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THE exterior OF the postt tllte aud Gus.
tom tlouse was greatly improved In ap.
pearanre yesterday by the removal OF the
scaff,lding. The flushing touches give
the building beautiful outside. ( I
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco. be
cause 1t is the best. For sale by all frst
class dealers
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No. ~ Oh esluIuAJ uiLh' ~ -
Chicago or Sanduaky. 49,, al lnus.i q
Pullman Palace, Drawing hoon Nv
On all night train. ,.u ,,,,t, sd n
Close connections are ID 'ds To- W P Si.t NJ u
Southwest, North and Northwest, - ~. TsItt I q
1hlo route Tor eolOniTtS AID F.,,.sd,s itIs
great Wet, and 70 whom n"nieal1 A'''1-
WHEELING, PITT. AID ~ II,i
Lew wheeling. 500 3" .rsd,,,
Tinfnts "a ali principal poiDp % ~ "
Ofino opon Il all houn duhnE tAa ~, M "a
--'''O- - W, u. CLgNsSIN
RT. nRvRrRL 49," I'.., gs.--a
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oxE HUNDRED dozen Of 8 button Kid
Cloves, iu all shades and sizes, price 80
cents per pair, worth 81, at
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Iryou want the tiaest chew out buy Tie
Chief Tobarco. ". .-l....t i.
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oxE HUNDRED dozen Of a i,h lot in Kit
Gloves, $ butun. We are closing then
out at 40 cents. srgYRR BRos.
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.TnE greatest pmedy forkidhey diseases
isthe Excelsior Pad, which can be found at
McLain Brothers,. See advertisement.
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BUTTON efO7H SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning al the New hcLure
House Sample rooms.
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INQUIRE for Chlel Tobacco aud take nj
other. You will Iikeit.
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CaIEr ToDAcc is all the rage. Try 1t.
For sale everywhere.
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURE

Ar. prepared at all times, With he y vs. -, I .
terial, TO oil orders for Blank BO0n -
are used by Banks, Counties VO'p ~
Railroads and Merchants, upon 'no ~, d,
and in the most desirable and "''-N
manner. ,.,,,s,,
Having all the latest and no'' 'p n I,
machinery VIC feel confident thai We ' y, i.
der entire satisfaction to all who Nv"
their orders. ,,..,.Jm
Music, Magazines and Periodic, 5ss!
description bound in 8 neat 'n'
manner MILLS, FREw 4 co..
Soa 2s&G FOrr'rs''' y :,
mo WHEELING, y"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

CHEZ TcpAcco is the "boss." II you
try 1t you will use no other.
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Wsh,vs SIM Mao natCh.s with Lock
~ S JACOB W. GRuBB,
Co'n'r h'tkPt End Tw, 18th Sis.
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ATTORNEYS

4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT DE.
~ SIRE V aIO their natural teetb 70 would az
hnt se arr nov better prepared than ever before 70
snAhle them 70 do %, b the use Of an EtncTan
lnd handSomeF Gold Fllings, With more az 10 ooy
Patients, than have h6Frt6iofe bNen made n ~ .
dty or eiseHherO, without The AID Of M EleetY :
tluggg: nat ge ~ Se ean prove b. actual
iemonttfAnen. eau and IN leF yelppelyea ~.
JAMES Y. suRdIsON' d SON.
jul no. lip kArkS. 81, Whsalin2, ". Va.
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hIsnn NIX, onD,

Stage Of water, h",rmrnts ar Boats and
0,her Hens arInierest.
River last night 3 feet inches and fall.
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5IopplE wntn required Il sh,iaAb hOlue ~,
Vile, West wheeling and Gravel HILL
TiekotS and Bglye Checks 70 al principal r.
IN the Fast lad West can b procured n " N
once In Bridgeport. $780,.
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