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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-25

GatheFed Here and There By InteIli'
RenceF Reporters,

LODGE No. s, A. A. I. as. W., will give
8 ball AZ early day for the benefit Of the
Lodge,
oER deed Of trust was recorded and
three marriage licenses were Issued by
Recorder Hook yesterday.
PHILIP WINTER was before Squire Cald.
well Yesterday afternoon upon charge Of
selling beer without license.
TINS solicitors for the State Fair project
report very fair success, quite quantity
Of the stock having been taken.
THREE will likely be a meeting Of Ooun-
Gil this evening for the purpose OF arrang'
ing Tor the salaries OF certain officers,
MR. PATRICK KINNEY, the we'll known
moulder OF North Wheeling, Ia unable to
work at present on account Of having Q
manned hand,
SUSANNA MASON was yesterday appoint
ed guardian OF Joseph, KATRINA, Nina,
Clara and Harry, orphans Of John Mason,
Bond $1,000, with Louis Lingaman as
security.
BLACK Prince Lodge No. 10, K. Of p
will give select social at their lodge
room, corner Chspline and Twenty.Sixth
street, this evening. Music by Viewegs
Orchestra.
The Harmonic Singing Society gave 9
delightful bal.masque ut their haIl ~
BecE's building last night. The costumes
were the finest we remember Of having
seen this season. Mayors band iurnlshed
the music,
ONE Of the four month notes Of the city
In The Exchange Bank became due yes
lerday, and was promptly lifted by City
RECEIVER DuDaWay. The note was for
S. 900. Another similar note for ST., 600
Is due today.
TMR Committee on Corporations met In
the Hall Of the House Of Delegates last
night to hear testimony In behalf OF the
petitioners for the Incorporation oil the VII
lage OF Benwood. Thomas Finn, A. l..
Petty, Esqu W. Fl. Fisher, G. Bordeaux
and j; l.. Burley testified In regard to the
sanitary condition OF things, tue bad Of
der, the necessity OF better streets, and the
necessity oil q freight station, as incentives
10 their action In the matter. j. +, Hoot'
on, Esq, Of Moundsville, represented the
petitioners, and Col. g, B. Caldwell those
opposing the measure.
We would like 10 call the attention oil
our readers 10 an advertisement In our col.
nmns OF this mornings issue OF Mr.,
Louis DeChert, who Is closing out his en-
tire stock OF watches, clocks and jewelry
at auction sale. Mr.. Dechert is withdraw
ing from bushes and has to vacate the
room he is occupying now by March
| rat (nF adVinn IN eVaFvhnlV Ia In On
there and secure some bargains. We have
never seen goods sold at such sacrificing
prices yet as OF the above mentioned sale,
Mr.. Dechert informs US that every art Gle
must be sold regardless Of value.
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AMUsEM ENTs.
snARPs AND FLATS.

Tomorrow evening Robson & Crane
will give "sharps and Flats" at the Opera
House. An exchange says:
Sharps and Flats, speculative satire In
four acts, was given a hearing at the Arch
street Theatre last evening. MessrB. Rob.
son and Crane, who figured In the leading
roles, were quite as amusing as ever In the
liberal display OF their eccentriCitles, and
II they did very little that they had not
already done over and over again In other
costumes, they at least kept the house In
an almost uninterrupted roar Of laughter.
Tomorrow afternoon, matinee perform.
ance, "0ur Bachelors"
Tickets at Baumef's.
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APPROPRIATIONS.
MeeuBE or the Rinancs and Taxation
Committee Last Might,


The Joint Committee on Finance and
Taxation met in Auditor Millsr's Office at
the Capitol last night, Senator Newman
presiding, In view Of the fact that there
will be an adjourned session, it was deter.
mined to recommend that appropriations
be made for one year only. Among the
estimates was an item for erecting porch
in front Of that part Of the Penitentiary
used as a residence for the Superintendent
which, however, was stricken out.
Mr.. GranthRm said that without any
IFS and ands, the question OF prOvid'
ing for the money with which to meet the
expenses OF erecting the new Capitol, al
Charleston, was TO be met, and, as he was
opposed to taCkling the school fund, he
would move that q tax OF five cents on the
800, to be known as the capitol Tax,
be levied for two years.
Mr.. Quarter said there were Just two
ways by which the money could be raised
viz: borrow 1t from the school fund as had
been done when the Asylum had been
built at Weston, or by levy, The Oonsti-
tuition provides two ways In which the
school fund must be invested, either in
United States bonds or State securities. II
the money was invested in United States
four per cents the State would have Ia
pay the premium on these, which Is 80
great that it would require several years
before the money would yield any income,
II, however, the money were lent to the
State at six per cent interest the yield
would be immediate and profitable,
Mr. Hubbard said that the Legislature
OF 1877 had appropriated money Tor both
the principal and interest, but neither had
ever been paid, and further on, the Legis'
laturs OF 1870 had appropriated money fol
the interest, but even this had not been
paid,
Mr., Quarter moved that $4,000 be
inserted as the amount necessary Tor the
work this year on the Capitol,
Mr., Hubbard said that while he did moi
wish to appear to be acting In bad faith
toward the Third district in the matter oil
appropriations, he thought that as there
only remained to be paid 500 900 OF the
contract price Tor the completion OF thu
buildings, and as they were not to b.
completed before March, 1884, $4,000
was rather too large an appropriation t.
ask Tor one year.
Mr.. Quarter said that by the terms o.
the contract whenever the State refused
to make an appropriation the contractor
could throw up the contract, and insisted
on the $4,000. A vote OF the committee
was then taken and the motion Of Mr.
Quarter carried.
Mr.. Grantham renewed his motion II
regard to the "Capitol tax" aud after {
discussion 1t was carried.
A measure for the relief OF Hon. Eph
ram Bee was also recommended, ate
which the committee adjourned.
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TOR RENT-BRTCK DWELLING 70.
4 1911 Eighteenth street, ejnt0lnIng I'VE rcoaiiSl
9 good celia. Possession given April Ia, AppIb
WIN. RANKIS, Agent, lO2t ChapilnO street, NJ
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nnnheeond Chntre.

Albertius Woods, alias GoodIne, allas
= Clayton, had a second hearing Gt the jail
yesterday aitetnoon.upon a charge Of
burslAtiElng the county residence Of
Samuel Lsughlin, Esq,, last September.
Al which time Mingo Cooper, an employe,
lost gun, razor" two shirts. one
pair Of boots, one gum coat, one suit Of
clothes, one vest and three pairs Of pAnlas
looms, A full suit Of clothes ,npor the per!
eon Of The accused was identified by
Ooopet. The prisoner through hts
coursel, &. q. CtaCfait, Esq waived anlex.
animation and was committed In default
Of $1,000 bail. .II b
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Points AbOat People at Home and
Abroad.

Points Ab0ut People ht Home and
Abroad.
Hon. johnson N. Camden left for Wash
ington, D, O., and Baltimore last night.
Hon. Henry s. Walker and wife, oil
Charleston, have rooms OF the Mcclure
House.
Col. Z. NJ. Norton and wife, and Capt.
John Mcclure and son, have returned
from Florida.
Hon. Albert O. Fulkerson, delegate
from Wayne county, left last evening tor
Washington City.
Mr.. Dan. Burrows, OF Chicago, who has
a host Of friends in this city, Is registered
at the Mcclure House. .
Mr., viii. Solomon, a clever commercial
traveller OF Philadelphia, Is in the city re.
newing old friendships.
Mr.. Charles Lee Brown, son Of Hon. r.
s. Brown, Of Jackson county, Is the guest
Of his father on Obapllne street.
Capt. Bob McEldowney, the longitudin.
al journalist Of Wetzel county, Is smiling
on old aCquaintanCes in the city.
Mr.. T. +. Fague, editor OF the Mountain
Echo, published at Keyser, Mineral county,
IS stopping at the Mcclure. Mr.. Fague
publishes one OF the best Republican
newspapers in the State, and we are glad
TO see him In our midst.
Mr.. Joseph Duncan, a prominent mem.
Der OF the Silver Leaf Social, leaves 10.
day TO accept a position in Pittsburgh.
The members Of the club are 10th to part
with him but unite in wishing him success
In his new field Of labor.
Senator McGregor. was the happiest
man In the Senate yesterday. When he
took his seat he found on his desk a beau.
tiful basket Of flowers, and on the card at.
taChed to the basket was the following In.
scription: ITO Hon. David MCGregor.
The noble Senator who 80 eloquently de.
Tended the righteous cause. From the
Womans' Christian Temperance Union,
Of Wheeling"
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MISSIONARY SERVICE
AZ the English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Last Night.

AZ the English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Last Night.
A very Ane audience, composed almost
exclusively Of ladies, greeted Miss Lizzie
McFadden, Of OadlS, o., OF the English
Lutheran Church on Sixteenth street last
night, 10 hear her speak In the interest Of
woman's work In Foreign Missions. Miss
MCFadden has for some time been en-
gagged In visiting the Churches Of her own
denomination (eresbyterian) for the pur.
pose oil organizing Women's Foreign Mis-.
sionary Societies where none exist, and
stimulating those already formed. Learn.
ing OF her being at Bridgeport, she was In.
yited and kindly consented TO address the
ladies OF the English Lutheran Church.
who greeted her with one Of the largest
audiences she has yet had. The meeting
was opened with the hymni .'.
"All hail the power Of Jesus name," 10
the tune Of coronation, Miss Lucy Yahr.
ling at the organ. Appropriate Scripture
lessons from Isaiah 81, Mark 10, and Ro.
mans IA, were read, and prayer offered
by the pastor OF the church. Miss Nc.
Fadden then addressed the ladies, begin.
ming her address with numerous refer.
enCes TO the women Of Scriptures and
their work TO women OF history and their
work, and to the great privileges for doing
good now afforded the women Of Ameri.
CO. The entire address vas one Of force
and beauty, with much more Of the prac.
tical than the theoretical. II was delivered
In modest and womanly manner, and
ELECTED favorable communication from the
large audience present. The lecture was
preliminary 10 missionary organization
and services March 18th, 18th and 14th,
when Rev. A. D. Rowe, Of India, will
visit the English Lutheran congregation
and Sabbath School.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., February Psi 4. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, preceded
In The north portion by occasional snow,
southwest, veeriDg TO northwest winds,
stationary OF low temperature, rising bar.
ometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather
and snow, followed by clearing weather,
variable winds, shifting to northwest por'
ton, lower temperature, and generally
higher barometer.
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FXEOUT0R's SALE.
w .ELL.---

! oasr, at private sllS until March 49,,
honheSI Nos; 90 and Is, and lot on Ai.v ~, i've
sold before hurch 5, they will Do oney,,i % ' 20
aAe On me PremlEel at 10 o'clock A. M al ~ P4b-e
Terms o. lalo cash, us W 'hl1 dIy,
is2St Executor OIL the estate Of VIM np Eht
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The fee OF doctors is an item that many
persons are interested In Just at present.
We believe the schedule Tor visits is 50 90,
which would tax man confined 10 his
bed for a year, and In need Of a daily visit,
over 81 900 q year for medical attendance
alonel And one single bottle 81 Hop Bit.
tiers taken In time would save the 81 900
and oil the years sicknees,-Poa.
MwT4w
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The ladies Of wheeling will enjoy great
treat in the lecture Of Edith o'Gorman,
the Escaped Nun, at the Opera House this
Friday afternoon, commencing at halfpsst
Two o'clock, and the probabilities are that
The hall will be crowded TO the limit OIL lie
capacity, This lecture has been warmly
endorsed In other. cities, and the lady'a
graceful delivery and conceded talent will
certainly be sufficient to win Ike praise
In this city. II will be. strictly q private
lecture, no gentlemen being admitted on
this occasion. Nearly all Of The seats have
been taken, but q few good ones yet re.
main and can be obtained at Banners.
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The Senate went into executive session
Yesterday afternoons. The session was
confined to the confirmation Of the appoint-
nenls Of members Of the Board OF Re.
gents Of the University, Of the Deal,
Dumb and Blind Asylum, Supefinten.
dent Of the Penitenliafy and members Of
the Boatd Of Directors Of the last named
Institution, appointed by Governor
Matthews two years ago.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The following committee has been APP
pointed by "Babss in the Woods" to dis
tribute the money realized by the two per.
formances given In Bridgeport: Mrs. Jas.
Clark, Mrs, ]. L. Trueman, Mrs. E. T.
Howell, Mrs. Capt. VIM. CLARK and Miss
Dora Heinleine, and Messrs. W. T. Ora.
ham, Joseph Harris, Doctors Todd, Cook
and Wagner. One hundred and fifty dol.
lars was Melted by the troupe. The
"Babes" perform In Commercial Hall,
Martins Ferry, this evening, and would
like 10 see the kindly faces Of as many
Bfidgeporters as can attend. Their per.
formance in ST. Clairsville on Wednesday
evening was grand success in every
respect, and the troupe desire
to tender their highest appreciation to the
81. Clairsvlle folks for The royal manner
in which the troupe was received and en-.
tertained. The audience consisted Of the
very best citizens, comprising the culture
and intelligence OF the city. Lawyers,
doctors, preachers, and their families
we're present, and enjoyed II hughly. II
was success financially.
The remains OF the eight persons burn.
ed at East Liverpool on Tuesday night,
arrived at Bridgeport yesterday, and were
taken 10 Harfisville for interment,
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The marks last evening indicated II feet
3 inches and falling.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual Yesterday.
The Diufhal will be to.dav's packet for
Pafkefsbufg, leaving at 1890 A. II.
The Bachelor will leave for Pittsburgh
al Z A. N. tomorrow.
The Pres Ellison and La Belle are the
Bellaire packets, leaving every three quar-.
ters Of an hour.
The 81. Lawrence is due from Cincinnati
to-day and will return al the usual hour
on Saturday,
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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 $1,000 per
month until paid for:
One seyen.octave piano, $3.50.
One seven.octave piano, Sl75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, 1925.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $50.
One six.octave piano, $50.
One seven.octave piano, $l75.
One Stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $125.
One six.octave piano, $50.
One Bix.octave piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, $1l5.
One five-oCtave organ, S75.
One five.oCtave organ, S85.
One 4i.octave piano, 1856.
One tive.octave melodeon, $50.
One tive.octave melodeon, $50. .
One fve.octave organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand instruments
are. 10 good repair and tune. Gall and OK.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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RVS THOUSAND DOLLARS.


five Thousand Dollars worth OF Fine
shoes Positively nj Cost.
The firm Of Wilson Bios, preparatory
to removing West, will close out their en-.
tire stock OF Ladies' Misses, Childfen's and
Infants fine shoes and slippers, commenc.
ing Monday, February 2lst, at cost. II
you want bargains come before otr sizes
are broken. The following comprises some
Of the fine shoes on hand:
Butts celebrated shoes.
zeiglef's fine shoes.
Laird, sChober & MltChell's handmade
shoes.
Gentlemens hand and machine button
boots.
Boys fine calf shoes.
Youths solar tip shoes.
Infants fine French kid butloned boots,
1909 Market street, opposite
Mcclure House,
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RuRAL ROADG

And what IL Apked 70 Keep Them mp
Ihis YeaF-AR decreased Demand over
That Of 1850.
The Joint Committee composed otmem
bsrs Of the Committees on Finances, and
Roads and Bridges, Of the Board Of Com
missionera, met at the Court House yes
tsrdAy, Chairman B. F. Caldwell preaid-
ing. Messrs, Atkinson, Armstrong, Ter
rill, Nichols, Canadian and Stein present,
The matter Of the annual allowances 70
country roads was before the Committee,
and the results Of their deliberations We
give as follows:
LEADING, OR FIRST CLASS ROADS,
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Mr., FRASK SCHWARTZ, 9s Nineteenth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes; II sui.
Tered for five years with rheumatism. Hay.
ing been persuaded by friends 10 try 81.
Jacobs Oil, must acknowledge, that II e
The best remedy ever used In fact II
cured me entirely" VET. ~
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A Crons RnbY.

Nothing is 90 conducive to q mans re-.
naming o bachelor Rs stopping for one
night at the house OF a married friend and
being kept awake for FIVE or six hours by
the crying OF cross baby. All cross and
crying babies need only Hop Bitters to
make them well and smiling. Young
man, remember this.-GfGNller. MwF&w
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CLOSING Our sALE.-Commencing Mon
day, January 3D., to close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper Call soon and get great bargain
at 20l9 and 2O2l Main street.
JOHN RoRMRR.
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TwENTY.rNE per cent saved by purchas
ing your shoes Of Wilson Bros.


Like any other mans, may be insured by
using Miller's Good Enough Navy Plug
Tobacco, which, when chewed, causes
the feeling Of pleasure lying dormant in
our natures to permeate our whole being.
FUkR
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NEW WcLuRE HOUSE

Sample Room Lunch from $50 a. N. 10
1880.
Chicken Soup.
FlSA-Baksd Black Bass.
Cold Roast Beef
Baked Pork and Beans.
Cold Young Lamb. ~
Potato Salad.
Hamburger Sausaue. lINgi
Saratoga Chips.
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are uneqnAled. Color
from 2 TO 5 pounds. Price ID cents. DAw
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SILK HATS Blocked and ironsd at
GEO. ]. RATHlS0N'S, 1922 Market ST.
YOU can have your key wind watch made
lntu a stem wlndet by e!
JACOB ". ERUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Corner Twelfth and Market Sts.
TRY Chicken hacksrel al
GEO. K. MCNECHEN's.


The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, rs observed at sChneptR
drug store, Opera House corner, yester'
day:
ttSO, 1881.
IAMi7N,SP.M IAN 12H.BP. MI PM
"a 81 kb 90 80 81 " G
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A DRUGGIST says that he has heard the
very highest praise given to Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup In very many instances
some OF Group, Price 20 cents.
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feels tired, has a severe headache or lack
Of appetite, II means that something is the
matter with the kidneys, which Warmers
Sale Kidney and Liver Cure alone can
help, MwFAw
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DOR sALE-THE CONTENTS 49,
enly barber lhOP IN BeREocd, H,,OF HE
sqmeitpt tnI tV0mep, Call on or add,s', 3iInll,
TOE, 2. o. box 81, BenWOOd, W va EhoPhE
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WILSON Bios. are selling of their fine
goods fast, so don't delay your purchases
L you wont anything in the way oil fine
shoe,
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WHAT YOU will hay for an ordinary phoe
anywhere will buy dne pair Of Wilson
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The ladies OF Fourth Street M. E
Church, whose names commence with A,
d. and o., gave a supper and social in the
lecture room Of the church last evening,
II was the unanimous verdict Of those
present that the supper was the most pal
atable ever set. A large number partook
Of the meal, including goodly delegation
Of legislators.
The musical and literary exercises were
features Of the evenings entertainment,
The programme carried out was as fol.
lows:
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ONE dollar per pair saved by purchasing
a fine shoe oil Wilson Bros. Closing out
sale.
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Iris odd that frost kills yellow fever bat
does not check smallpox. We know how.
ever, that II makes Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
90 like hot Cakes,
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Auction Sale Of Jewelry-l. Dechert.'
Assignee's sale-W. 7. Butler, Jr
Wanted Girl.
For Sale Desirable City Property.
Notice-H. o. +. Smith.
Election NotlCe-C Columbia Building AS
ISOLATION,
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A FRAME BUILDING, GOOD BUI
IA NESS stand, rents for $40 year; Corhtr Il
Martins Ferry, ohio, IL now offered for Sl,iI
TVenty aud one-hali acres, Hne garden ilrm, M
Mathis Ferry, nicely improved, 5000 hn
double twestOry brick dwelling and lO on iIllEti
street, will be sold on easy terms Two DE III
Ing, offered for sale; one also for rent Main sind
property, brick dwelling and IlOrsrOom lOteIChIaI
Tor good leland property. For sale, Two new bdI
and one fame dwelling Oh Jacob, below IVtblI,
sixth street. An elegant new bnk dwelling i
modern improvements ,ocatlon Market stree, h.
tween TwthtY.hrst aud TWenty.stOnd ItWel h
exchange for Belmont OF Jefferson County, ON
farm or coal works, q iS0.ACIe farm Al WGOdblT,
New jersey, 8 miles from PhlladClph lA- dNJ iui,
For chap homes on easy termS, bulldog luIh
country reAldenceS, look al the bulletin lOihi h
front q the office. o. A. BCHAEFEH 4 co. Rl
EstaLs Exchange 1893 Market street, Wheeling
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shai,esptnre or ilob iprer,oii

hhhhetpeaFe or BOD InkersOlI
Never said, though II iB certainly true,
that neither Poppy nor Mandfagofa, nor
any Of the morphine essences OF the
Dfowsy God conlaminate that delight Of
ehewefs, Mlllet's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. M4Th
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MorHRRs needn't ever be afraid Of
Uroup u they keep Dr.. Scots Cough
Syrup handy. II relieves Immediately,
Price % cents. Try II. TH&s,
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HOUSEHOLD EURNITUEE &c., A

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C., AT
IL AUCTION, al
DSSllGiug housekeeping win sell at auction
walnut parlOF suit, Il piecCs) covered SS n.y.
TepGj one large French plate miro, with may,
slab and brackets lace aud rep curtains, Two ietI y,
nice; one ChickoIing rOsaWO1i plano RHd tyoIl !,
an muse sand hne OIL paintings kBelIh sJ'
Brussels carpet aud rug 10 match, tapestry Btu,,,
and ingram carpOR, ehaiil, bed,tCadS, one aaO NM,
sci; dining room and kitchen furniture, gl,,,v,,.
d hes lilcheu utensils, AC, dc all In god cCsj
ton, Sale 10 take plafs At my residence Ma II
Twentieth street. next door 70 Second Pfi6Jtsfi,
9HwSE Etg. HAttrr, Aue,Iop.,r. ''O' ON