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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-09-24
DeviIish Sly.


Yazoo City Herald: Ben King the
man who is to lead the opposition
this fall, against the Democracy,
is, according to his own confession,
neither Greenbacker, Democrat
or Republican.
In view Of this startling announce
ment, a contemporary, the Aber-
deem Weekly, calls to mind bit OF
history: In more ancient days, when
maidens were not so plentiful as
now, and their favors sought after
with eagernesS and ardor, a Court
STYLED the "Court of love and gal
lantry" was established to adjudge
the claims Of rival aspirants. On
one occasion three young swajns,
all enamored of the same winsome
fair one--a belle of her period,
came before the Court to have
their claims passed upon.
Said No. 1: She smiled upon me
tonderly.
No. q She squeezed my hand at
the tine she smiled upon No. !.
No. 8 averred: While she smiled
upon No. l and squeezed the hard
Of No. ., she secretly put her foot
upon nine.
The Court ruled that she cared
for none OF the three--only held
them until, porchance, another and
more eligible sutor offered.
So with our friend Of the royal
name. He smiles upon the Green
hacker, he squeezes the hand of the
Republican, and adroitly presses
the foot ofthe Independent at the
same time--caring for neither Of
them, and only holding them for
the chance Of being made Governor,
or to attract proposals from some
more eligible and powerful party.
Ben. King is devilish sly old coor.
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IC0MMUNlCATED.
Waysida Thoughts.
Ed. ADVERTISER:

lad. HDVERIlSEk'
Please allow me
to say to all whom it may concern,
that HE Board Of Supervisors will
meet al the Court House on the
first Monday IN October next, las ]
suppose and nope tor The last time
asa Board, to transact any business
that may come up claiming our at
tentiOn.
would hereby take occasion to
urge all, and esperiaIly members,
to be prompt. Remember the hour
gentlemen ofthe Boa,d, 81 O'Clock.
We have sometimes been a little
tardy. You will bear me witness
that | have sometimes sc0lded Gust
a little on This account. BqI from
the best information can get we
have been as prompt, and (not to
be in"idlous) as active, being
ever on the alert, and as efficient
AZ any Of our predecessors. | know
we have land all have) made mis-
takes sometimes. | hatter myself,
however, that The mistakes made
are severally not very portant,
while the good we have accomplish
ed for "the people" in various ways
is very considerable. But the cFiel
object Of this notice is to call at
tenhon to the meeting Of the Board,
and not to "trImpeJ" the praise OF
the Board, for interested parties
having important business with the
Board, are often disappointed in
not finding out in time that the
Board would be in session at a giv
en- time.
N. B.
We hope and aim to get through
with the business of the term in
one day. may be suffered TO say
that we have always observed as
much dispatch in our proceedings
as would consist with efficiency in
the performance of the work. One
more word 10 the members and Pr
done. You will not, hope, con
slider me rude in saying hope the
coming meeting would be our last
as a Board. For | assure you thal
l have become very much attached
to the members, and regret to pait
with you. All who know me, know
that / have never desired office O
any kind. Many good men cal
testify with what urgent sofcita
tons | was piled before woulC
consent to suffer my name to b
used In connection with this (on
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Our space forbids us giving but few Of tho
many thousand testimonials and eertncatCs
received by us. We hold q larger number OF
Company in the world Read the subjoined
list and If YOU stlll doubt, write TO any OF tho
parties and they viii gladly substantlate all
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Pres, Board Supervisors.
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Judge Stafford says: 81 shall sup.
port the ticket headed by General
Robert Lowry (for short, Dear BODY
and | shall do so as a Republican.
Hurrah for Lowry, and well-done
for Staford.--FEx.
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COL Lamar spoke three, and a
halt hours at Lyceum Hall, in Y"zoo
City, on Monday night last. 1t Is
said to have been one of the great
eFt efforts of his life.--[Brandon
Republican.
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We areinformed that Gen. Lowry
intends to be impartiali in the Sen
atonal race. He thus secures the
hearty support OF the united Dem
ocratic Conservative Party
[Vicksburg Herald.
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WEEKLY PUBLIC LEDGER.
SI.oo.
The Cheapest and Best News Medium III
the South.

The Cheapest and Best News Medium iii
the South.
1t is enterprising, fearless, reliable
and newsy, and the peer Of any weekly
newspaper published in West Tennes-
see, containing all local events Of i'm.
portance in the City of Memphis and
Shelby County. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain it in every
department at the highest possible
standard, and to commend it in res
poets to the confidence and approval of
the best classes in the surrounding
country, being strictly
DEMOCRATIC g. CONSERVATIVE
but will not be unjustly partisan, aim
ing to be fair and just, as well as pro-
nounced in its political convictions.
Published every Tuesday. One dol
lar per annum! Invariably in advance.
Postage free.
Specimen copies sent on application.
All communications should be adj
dressed to ....
Z. WHITMORE,
PUBLISHER & PRoPRIEToR,
No. I3 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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The people Of Mississippi don't
want any Of Ben Kings "little six
barreIled codes" They prefer
Campbell's civil code.--I Brandon
Republican.
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- rhe CIanon says that General
West has declared for the Fusion
ticket.
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THE RIPLEY ADVERTISER.
oF SUBSCRIPTION:

,. :, FORD, BaJ1or and zou01is1er.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-23
RELLAIRR.

Rev, James Rodgers was in town Mon
day, aa a-t.
La Fayette Citizens leaves Tuesday for
New Castle, Pa, .. ...'
0'Mallsy, who was hurt at the Benwood
blast furnace, was buried from st. Johns
church Monday afternoon,
Some Of the Bsllaire people got home
from camp meeting on the ak O'Clock
train early Monday morning.
A child OF Jesse Randolph died Of
dlphtheria Monday morning, The funeral
will take place Tuesday afternoon.
The Bellaire people who went to the
Burr's Mills camp ground Sunday have
never opened their mouths about the dust
here since their return, tt ar..
A child Of Charles Bertram, OF Gravel
Hill, is very low with tiphtheria and the
children OF Frank Robinson are danger
ously III with the same disease.
Although 1t Is SO hard to get any exact
figures about the prevalence Of diphtheria,
1t is evident that this week opens with an
increase Of the alarm felt, especially In
some parts OF town.
James Mcdonald, who has lost three
children, two Of them from diphtheria, sent
the fourth child TO the country with ita
mother; but Monday she returned wit It
also down with bad case oil diptheria,
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HuRRS, mILLs.
Ytsierdny's Services ut the Camping
Gronnda.

Grounds.
BURR's MILLS, August %, 1881.
Alter The trains had borne away the
greater part Of the crowd yesterday, com.
parative quiet relgned throughout the
camp. The tert holders were tired, and
Aeemed itclinod to rest, notwithstanding
y large congregation gathered at the main
stand aud listened tn most excellent SER
mon from the wOtds, "What will II profit
y man Il he gain the whole world and
lose his own soul2" The pioGCher, Rev.
Ferguson, VI OlArington, IL an effective
talker, aud presented the old subj 10 q
fresh ~ d interesting way. In response
To MI invitation at the close ot The sei vice
one Woman pres, u I'd hsissf al the altar
Tor prayers. "Fhers IL ~ 10 hsbvsn over
are. sinner that reppntsil."
This morning all seemed resied and re-.
freshed, and those who spoke at morning
meeting were inulined 10 be congratulate.
~ aver yesterdays labOfs. Much larger
and more patient audiences gathered at
the main stand than We ever noticed on
the Sabbath before. The order on the
grounds could mt have been better. One
gentleman spike Of bis experience o.
many camp meetings, Stale and National,
aud lie said lie never saw better order
This may be duo 10 an effective police
force, or II may be due 10 he good sense
oil those who composed the crowd
01e thing was pre- eminently noticeable,
that was the numerous candidates. We
heard some one say there wa more poll.
TICS than religion OH The g,onnl
Que ED omission We note, aud one that
was much felt and commented upon--
there was no children's meeting.
This morning the first service was led
by Rev Ferguson.
At 1880 Rev. Garret presched.
At II O'Clock the papers brought the
news OF the Presidents critical condition,
and all heArts were Baddened and are still
oppressed with anxiety. ..r.
Al 1:a0 the Childrens' meeting was In
charge oil Prof. Sluts II was addressed by
Rev. Ferguson, Prof. Towner and Mrs.
Rachel Smith (nee Wellp). Prof.. Towner
told story 10 SONY. His singing is, as was
said to-day, 'ipetfeCtly splendid"
yesterday went u GAINESVILLE to get lndg.
ings last light. Every house here Ia filled
10 its utmost CAPACITY. There are many
more remaining here during the meeting
than ever beinfe.
Mis-. John Bigelow, who occupies col.
taee here, received a Telegram this alter.
noon announcing the death OF her broth.
ef's child at Bellaite
To morrow Tuesday the sacrament OF
the L1fu'd supper will be Administered at
The close VI The morning ssiviCe.
AT the time Of CoHlGg tue mail Rev.
Waters is preaching.
A telegraph station has been established
here lem iInfAfilY.
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WHEREABOUTS or wMEELrNGurEs
And :Iheir Divers DolnEs at Home and
Abroad.

And 4 heir Divers DolnES NJ Home and
Abroad.
10. Brady is III at Cranberry.
GIN. Davidson, the Fsirmont coal king,
10 IN the city.
Capt. Dsvries got home yesterday from
flying trip to baltimore.
Archie Midnight, agent OF Rlce's New
EVangeline, 10 at the Mcclure. ,....,s
Frank P. Nuzum was yesterday admit.
ted to practice 10 tie Municipal Court.
Officer Kennedy returned last night
from TIP OF several days out In Ohio.
George W. Albright, The LaBslle mailer,
has gone 10 Pittsburgh 10 visit his brother,
Miss Doddridge took in the Chippewa
excursion, and obtained some fine sketch.
90 Of lake scenery.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Handlan, Of the Eighth
ward. returned yesterday from visit to
Cranberry summit.
Ed. Clator goes 10 Pittsburgh TO day to
commence training Tor his race with Boil
on to morrow week. ....
Tom Brady left yesterday on q two
months business trip for Greer & Laing-
his maiden sally on the road,
Miss A. Taylor, president Of the Wheel.
Ing Female ColleVe,is home from extensive
travels In the interest oil the College.
Mr.. A. Lsing and nephew, Dick Rebb,
arrived home yesterday from trip
through England, Scotland and France.
Adolph KurG, the gentlemanly clerk at
A. G. Etc & Co.'s aouthside drug store,
has gone TO st. Luis, on an extended
business trip. la
Calvin Mccullough, a Columbus medi.
cal student, is staying few days with his
brother, ". s. Mccullough, the Eighth
ward druggist l.-.. D."
Harry Black, Charlie Howell and Frank
Mcneil, their imsRinaliops Hred by the
accounts given Of Chippewa Lake by re.
turned excursionists, will 20 up 10 day and
spend tomorrow on the lake rowing, Bail.
Ing and fishing. o.
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Sunday afternoon two Of Tho inmates Of
Madame BaChmanS resort Of unsSvoty TO.
pute on Twenty .tiHt street, got into a dis.
pute, and finally came TO blows, and for a
time The air was blue With impfecationS
and had the hue Of gore. Officer Brady
invited them both 10 take promenade Up
town, aud such was the fascination oil hls
manner that they both omplied with
Alacflly. Yesterday Judge Jsiets held a
reception ID thsIt hohot, al which q large
number Of vel known citizens we're pres.
ent. Lieut.. Sylvls acted 40 master oil cete.
monies, and the two visitors we're intro.
dnCed to Hls Honor "A kittle Pckenahotr
and Annie Wilson. II coat Annie 4 flvet
and costs, while KllLib was discharged,
The inmates Of this house have been very
Troublesome, and II 10 now proposed 10
wofka reform there.
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For some time Harrison Taylor hos
bpsn running q small beAt, propelled by Q
paddle wheel operated by rock shafts,
aero a the river OF The West Wheeling
lefty. H. carried paSt epgetS 10 and fro,
but claimed to make no 0haia9. He sold
peanuts aud lemonade, al I've cents q
glass, and every purchaser Was entitled 10
ee ride bCtoss The river. The business
finally g.ew 10 pICh proportions that
CAPT, Wolf, proprietor VI tie steam ferry,
yesterday RetFel notips on Taylor, per
hoyenet 4 Frame, ths altatnIeS, that be
vas violating the law AID lhless he
ceased operations he would be prosecuted,
II is said Taylor quit The busIneie prompt.
". The statute 10 ditvo and posl i've, and
the laUL that no chatgs 10 made does not
exempt an offender from the penalty,
which Ia 500 compensAi n Ia The person
whose figh,s are ihitinged and Tue costs
oil prosecution.
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A lev minutes after eight o'clock last
night an alarm was rung from box No. 80,
the Eighth Ward hose house. The De.
partment all made Tor the source Of the
alarm, but were stopped ct La Belle street
by telephone message that the Gre had
been extinguiBhed. A lamp had been up.
set In the house Of . SWeds on Eolf street,
about q tQuare below the hose
house. The loss was nominal,
the only property burned being
some bed clothes. The man himself was
badly burned about the hands aud arms
In eStiuguiShing the flames. lie went 10
Btice's drug store and had bis burns
dressed. Nobody seemed able 10 pro.
nounCe his name.
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A irlghtIul accident occurred at Martins
Ferry Yesterday forenoon, after the eleven
O'Clock express had passed up Harry, a
little six year old Hon Of Mr. Schell, living
near the railroad, above town, was instant.
" killed by the cars, q few rods from his
fathers door The accommodation train
engine WAS making q running switch 10
throw couple Of Hat cars upon the side
track, where 1t is supposed the little fel.
low was aittlng, aS be was not esen BY
any body Just before the accident. HIS
back was broken, which probably caused
death, although his side was mAngled and
the bowels prottuded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-23

EXCURSION TO Niagara Falls, via. Balti.
more 4 Ohio, Tuesday, August 2Sd, 1881.
Excursion train will leave Wheeling at
0:05 A. N, city time, arriving at Niagara
Falls at "a. NJ Wednesday, August oath.
Returning leave Niagara Falls At 9 P. NJ.
Thursday, August 25Lh. Round trip from
Wheeling 50 50 For particulars see small
billa. -
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RtVER NEWS.
Movements Of StsambOats-LeVe Note,
and GOSaIp.

Movements OF 9IeatnbOats-LeVee Notes
and GOsaip.
The river is about stationary Of thil
point with twenty.six inches in The chan,
nell
The Welcome got away yesterday iol
Matamoras. She stuck for awhile on The
creek bar, but finally managed 10 get Of
and proceed on her way.
HueIness on the landing Ia very dull.
Watermelon aats enjoy 0 monopoly oil
the business these days.
ptrrsnURoH, August 22,-Rivef about
inches below zero aud stationary. Weather
cloudy but pleasant
EyINsyibLE, August 90 1lDepatted: H.
7. Dexter and Bowling Green. River
feet 7 inches and stationary. Fair.
CINCINNATI, August 92-Rivef 4 feet |
inch aud falling. Weather fair and warm.
Affived-Thomas D. Tlte, Evansville.
CARIo, August 22.--Atrived: John Gil.
more, A, j. Baker and Belle Shreveport,
81. Louis. Departed: Fearless, 81. Louie,
River feet inches and falling. Clear
Thermometer SO.
LoURvlLLR, August 22.-River station.
cry with 3 feet in The canal; loot on Inc
chrle. Bhtineaa iAif Weather clear and
hot. Ella and barge, Cincinnati 10 UaIiot
John j. Bfansiotd, Evansville 10 llin0la.
natl.
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THE FAMOUS Merchant Tailor, 20 Twelfth
street, has opened OF the above stand
with 6rSt class line Of foreign and do
mestiC woolens for the fall season. II. H.
MansbsCh, the proprietor, has bad years
Of experience and guarantees oil who 10.
vor him with call q perfect finish In
style and quality Of goods.
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WEST VIRGINIA CESTp = ,ss''
w Pittsburgh Railway, N'RAL 4,
NOTICE To COSrRArro,

= tIoPolAll will b IsCriV ID at tho r..
~ tiedmont, WeIt VirRipfs, an ~" =, s'nPau d,
" !S ior 'hs Grading and Nn.,S1,TT' IGN Slss.,
slllts o. tue eKIORllOu Of tbs Co.. w lsltl, \
''gh ~ present terminuS At Drrp RtraanI A.iH
ine Hrenle aud pucihCatoln N, ~
snihau y q lhs oics In tltinon, u" ~ ~ " II
d hlai WV 10 received for one mil,
NGsH 70 - 60 PleIed on Of before ~, NJ IL
tsn ~ I Sss, y q made monthly Ia ell ~
contracts, N"'" Tue eOhbtl,' Y
Additional dlViIIonS viii he PLACED u.,
on the mPlOIiOR VI The lorSius n andtrtpas
en- ineSTs. i'm II o. ihe llb n 4
T E ST KILLS, Chief Eps,Dau DAVE hnu
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pROPoSALs,
B0ARn or CounIIs,,,. HN sNIElck

Ro,.ro, r.,,It REK'S OVECL
AoAAb OF COMMISSIONER oT Usloro
WHEELING W. Va, GusU ii ,t
u, lle contractor Tor mACAda lIps nm .. ~ wv
ION HreegsyillO, Clinton aud Iol m NV ,Nolt IN
Id,n Sna masoHry on South n oI ~ ~ ~
tou.ISst sV NhIsS ne work, thereby lSr,S
PoSAlS arc invited for The Fo,nni. lnaallN N
WORK, which vii 10 Of the ioo.r",i 1a q lie N
w cubic yAl dl Of NRCAdAtniIlGv. T. 'allS'N3
9lue Limestone, b. ken " pass ihiovSS va,Lil vi
nng, On second division Il r. 4 ~. 'ai's hi
yards em6AnEment, aud COO cab.e v w.. W NJ,
stone hp-IAp on BOu b RUTt shor |, Nv hsA "
n ni qualities are only appmIl@,',
Tlh inILI Atl2M, 4'' SuUl slgiin
a, az .Is SSIS Sa u'eUs the rgA,lo,.,.
w. G SMITH, County Ensias., ""'hA QHt
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81. Luke's Island Sunday School Picnic.
For Sals-Sailboat.
Lost-U. s, Building Land and Loan
Association Bnok.
For Sale-Leatherwood Property.
Wanlsd-GOod Steady Girl.
Situation Wanted-A Young Lady.
Wanted-Ten Timers.
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FoR RENr
,WAHTgu,
WANTED,
@ss4 NO. !. CUSTOM gop..
GENERAL anr..-
NOTTOp n1,DI,5,-..---,- w.

INTERPRETATIONS ar =,
III. 1 NoiSI NAIL COMPANY S6ynvF BEL
uotiasd I ~, 70 o. !as above uaR.ed 6SBJ,
iS6, IS, haze SsaS mum SSnd 10 lis, \, 40 aVSI
lhe pro- lSlonI Of IhS dad ", "a 'e1o,dlut' =.
w% hS., and viii le paid al tSs J p Etuut, NJ
VI, hI,eshh September /, ISsl. Al Snls'i III, !.
sGII Al, CLApvr
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sPRclAL ExUuRaiON to Mammoth Gave,
via. Cincinnati and Louisville, Tuesday
August 80, 1881 FAfs from Wheeling iof
found trip, Sli 50. Through coaches 10
Louisville. Ttain will leave f., ", 4 XIV,
depot Al Q AN For fall Information al.
dtesa +, A. Ford, GenetAl PSseepSer
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa. n. A. Cooper.
Manager E2eutaion, SieubenVIlls, q.
rTAi
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An old gentleman In Maryland said he had
raised his family on Sellers Liver Pills"
and considered them almost as essential 10 q
family as bread. That'strue. DAw
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Ut never pains but what 1t foars''--
said the old lady about her rheumatism,
which was also attended by q spfained
arm and eataChe. Our venerable friend
used 81. Jacobs oil and was cured Of all
her tfo1blPH,
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WHREE AND TWO.spRING mi
i TONS, bugGiSs, and also tbrse 49, Ih4I
spnng wagon! and Tour b, TSeS. vii MI N' ~
enable o,l. ! W. FERRELp Co.. A.a and IN mn.
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HOLD fast n that which Ia good. Acme
Btkiug Powder, the best ofthe age. Every
car guaranteed 10 give satisfaction,
and don't you forget II, n
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HUTEL ARRIVALS,
EiAMna unrEf.


Clerk Hook Yesterday admitted to re-
cord the following ttahsiof oil real estate
Deed made August 20, 1881, BY VIM.
Rlllngham aud Susanna, his vile, IN Nancy
Nagle, for 81 800, foS part Of lot l79 on Six.
teenlh stteel, the same being tile property
decided by John E. TtuGAll 81 al on Al.
gust l2.
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"MY son had an abscess in his side that
discharged two quarts OF matter. 'LindSey's
Blood searcher cured him" ]. F. Brooks,
gainesville, Ohio. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-23

Special train for Bun's Mills Camp, via.
Baltimore & Ohio, will le1vs Wheeling
Sunday, August 2lst. ;at 7:40A N, city
time, and Bsllaire at 1850 a. N, Columbus
time, arriving at Burr's Mills at 9:25 A. NJ.
Returning leave Burr's Mills at 1850 p. N.
Round trip 81 10 Round trip tickets on
sale August 18Th TO 2bth.
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viii reconoltuG, the m1St shattered and
enteeble, feinvIsotate The aged and iparm,
and make aickly children blooming and
healthy. TrhsAg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-23

Forty years trial m proved "BLAoK.
DRAUaHT" the best liver medicine In
the world.
For sale by Logon 4 Co.
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FOR SALE

EQR sALE-MY RESIDENCE :;
VAIN nd' on terms 10 suit purchase, III TX
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THE usual merchants IunOh At tho New
ncLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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DAY GOODS.
~ DRY GOODS.
|. BLUM & Bro,
IIO4 and IIOs. Main Street,

We are now making extensive purchases
for our fall Irads. These g0Sds wilt CON-
meRCs arriving shortly, or eOuEss cur en-
lire stock will have 10 be HsaFralged 10
order 10 make room for our new arrival
Our experience In tue past oonvlnces W
that there 10 no use oaVl'llng about pF loee
Reducing the prices Of q few articles WV
not do 10 MAKE AGO or " II 10 nsoes'
SaFy 10 make 4 sweeping reduction upOl
our entire stock, WI have dOae %, and
Tor the next few days low pFloeS will be the
rule and not the exception Il will pay you
TO look In whether you want 10 buy or lo''
Our Silks, VelVEts, GaShmsreS, Dress Ma,
tsrIaIs, houis.iurnlshlng 6COGs have oil
been marked at such low pFloes that the
Prices and quality AlOnA must cell them
without effort or argument on tue part OF
our sllesp aople. give 10 q trial
UntIl September lot we close at 9 o'clock,
Saturday evenings excepted.
4. BLUM g. BRO,
IIO4 and lIOS Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-23

No headache or back.uchO for ladies
who drink 1MIlNE OF oARpUl." 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-23

0ineei Nos. 26 and n Rourteonth street.