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Public Sale of Real Estate.

IvSDRR TIE AUTHORITY OFA DECREE
~ entered on the sth day Of January, 1881,
by the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, In the
case OF Y. welmeT ". Babetta Daub, ct sis, the
undersigned Special Commissioner. win on
FEBRUARY D, 1851. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. ~.
At the front tOor 81 the Court House Of Ohio
county. sell at public auction. b. the hIgheAt
and best bidder. The following described n 81
estate, situated ia t1e city Of Wheeling. in sad
county: Beginning at q stone east she oi Mar
ket street in said city corner OF the division line
between the lfnds 81 the city NJ wheeiisg. com.
monty called the Com mons."a little north II
seventh formerly wsshiL gtonl street. and run.
ming thence eaGsardly with the north line Of
the sid Commons les feet more OF Iess. 70
another stone corner Of said Commons. thence
north vsrdly and parallel, 90 nearly ~. with
Market street thirty 1907 feet 10 another stone
corner OF Commons thence westwsrdly with
the southern line OF samuel Covers properly
70 the line OF the SAsiOnAl road Or Market street.,
thence southerly IS feet, more or los, 70 the
place OF beginning.
Terms OF eAI-One-half Of the purchass
money csh In hand ON the day Of safe, and the
remainder in six months With interest from The
day of vale the deferred ment N be secured
70 The saiisfaction Of the Commissioner.
HENRY N. RUssELL,.
special Commissioner.
w. n. HlLLER, Auettoneer. tansieedi
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

Nc" 1OEk.
NEW YeRK, February 1.-The Dro-
rer's Journal reports: Beeves-Receipts
yesterday and to-day 1900 head; to-
tai for the week 1000 head against
$4,000 last week. The bulk OF the sup
ply was in market before 8 A. u. De-
mand sharp and at q further advance
equal to strong one dollar per head /;
extremes for poor to good steers 9Sllc;
prime extra steers llt9llic; general
sales 9l9l0lc.; about 700 used for ex.
port trade. No shipments to-day by
steamers: to morrow $50 live cattle 90 20
London and 30 to Bermuda. Shipmen 0
during the past week 260 live cattle, 40
live sheep, LILO carcasses mutton, 80
dressed hogs.
Sheep-Receipts since Saturday $40
head; total 81 ,235 head for the week
against 3a,520 head for the previous
week. The marke. is stronger for both
sheep and lambs; 81 1906 20 per 100
lbs. for sheep; So 25(a7 80 for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts for two days $500
head total IS, 100 for the week sgiinst
$3.50 during previous week. Market
Firm, with fair sales at 6@6!c per 100
lbs. live weight.
-. East Liberty.
EAST LrBHRTy, February l4-Cattle--
Receipts since Friday 2,567 head OF
through, and $40 head OF yard stock; To-
tai for the week ending to-day 1886 hes d
OF through and l,406 head OF local.
against 5,0il head OF through and LIS
head OF local the week before. Supply
very light but equal to the present de.
mand; Eastern and country buyers
scarce; trade about exclusively TO retail
dealers, and local butchers selling from
10 TO 20c higher than last week.
Hogs-Receipts 1925 head; total (, r
the W, ek 10, $50 head, against %, $50 head
the week before; Philadelphias 81 25d
6 so; Workers S. S066 90.
Sheep-Receipts to-day $500 head !;
total for the week 1900 head, against
1880 head the week before. Selling
firm at about las, weeks prices.
Caioaxo.
CHIc. e., February 1.-THE Drocrs
joN mai reports hogs receipts 5000
head; shipments 1000 head. Demand
fair a2d prices have advanced; light
S. 50Ca5 20; mixed packing S. 3OCa5 20;
choice heavy s. 70@6 80. Cattle-Rs-
ceipts 500 head; shipments 5000 head.
The market higher the demand exceeds
the supply; common to medium ship
ping ~ 30@4 so; good to choice s. GOA
40. Sheep-Receipts 1900 head.
Demand stronger, fair TO choice 81 80
@535.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, February l4.-Beef Cattle
Market slow and prices unchanged;
very best 5tG5Ic; frat quality 4t(d5ic;
medium 3!6ilc; ordinary 2!d3ic;
most OF the sales were at IiG5Ac. Re.
ceipts 1865 head sales 92l head.
Hogs-Fair supply and moderate
demand; quotations 7t@S!c. Receipts
6,535 head.
Sheep Receipts 1852 head; quota,
tons 5000.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, February l4-lIogs-De-
mand fair and prices higher; common
81 5065 IS; light s. 5OCa5 so; packing
IS 1905 IS; butchers s. 90G6 %. Re.
ceip,s 1880 head; shipments loo
head.
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Geo. Beagerlin, Young German, was
found dead in his bed at Dayton, Ohio,
yesterday morning, heI having commit
ted suicide by taking strychnine.
At Springfield, Tenn, yesterday, an
armed mob attempted to lynch five col
ored murderers. The Governor was
telegraphed for aid, and two companies
OF troops were ordered to the scene OF
disturbance and dispersed the rioters.
Although the thermometer registered
10 degrees below zero at Denver, last
night, thousands OF people assembled on
the streets to witness the very unusual
lunar phenomenon, our satellite appear
ing above the horizon surrounded by
four lunar dogs. accompanied by bril-
liantly colored halos.
A German family OF emigrants were
found III Dayton, yesterday, in great
restitution, having nothing to eat and
little fuel. One OF the children died of
fever few weeks ago, and another
was so far gone when found, as to be
unable to talk, while the third to com.
plete the misery OF the unfortunates, fell
backwards into kettle ofhot water and
was scalded to death.
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ATTRACTIVE 'SAlES---0uring
this week we will have all our coun-
tsrs turned into cheap counters,
and offer rare bargains in every de-
partment. We must have room to
remodel our house. :,
We effsr Silks and vslVets much
Iowerthan ever offered before. We
offer all our Dress Goods at cost,
and some for one-half. We offer
Housekeeping Goods In many in
stances for less than same can be
bouuht at manufacturers We offer
elegant' styles Cloaxs, Dolmans,
walking Jackets, Circulars, listers,
ETC.. so cheap that buyers will ind
il 10 thsir advantage to purchase
evsn a little late ia the season.
Early huyers of Spring Goods will
find a great many desirable and
suitable goods and save money.
We wish all our regular custom
ers 10 attend this sale. We wish
everybody and syerybody's friend
to call. You will find something to
suit you and learn how cGeap fIne
dry goods can be sold at
I.BlUM & BROS,
ia2, llOl MAIN STREET.
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--
TO BE CHO6 EN-.
The Election. To-nistt. and Whom
VIII Afect

VIII hdVSs
To nisbt the Solohs Of the City Coun-
ell will meet in special session, the or.
der of the evening bling the disposal OF
those Offices within their gift. IL is safe
10 saw every member will be on hand,
and promptly, too. The lobby will be
there, too, in full force, and il might not
be a bad idea to limit the number. The
old building is not too secure under any
circumstances, and when two hundred
heavy weights are crowded into one
room the danger is great.
The election tonight will not be
marked by any particular party feeling
The line will not be closely drawn, for
two or three reasons. The Republicans
have endeayored to corral THEIR entire
force and unite upon ticket, bat their
success was not fiattering. Several OF
them fought shy Of the yeIy idea OF
caucus and the "informal taIx"plan was
equally unsuccessful. The DeInoci ats
have not caucQiki any and will vote
their sentimentSfor men. Many OF both
sides are pledged to individuals, and a
mixed ticket will be the result.
Since the last mention OF the various
candidates, several new Richmonds
have entered the field and below will be
found the corrected list, as nearly full
as possible:
q City Collector-Jas B. fancy (pres.
emit incumbent), w. Newt Linch.
City Receiver-James N. Todd (pres-
ent incumbent, Elijah Day, Ben. List
and Z. s. Dunaway.
Solicitor-Alired Caldwell, II. b. Fer
gusson and William Erskine present
incumbent.)
Surveyor-Ffank Hoge, Robert B.
Woods and B. Walker Peterson (present
incumbent).
Health Oficer-R S. Harvey and Tom
o. Edwards present incumbent).
Assessors district, w. ID. Eng
lish (present incumbent), Ralph Ankle,
L. o. Smith and F. f. Wingerter. Sec
ond district-F. A. Delbrugge and Robt.
Cowan. At large-John W. Boring and
John Ciator.
Market Master - Michael Edwi rds
(present incumbent), Michael Crawford,
Wills. Kennedy, William Gundling,
Robert Crowthers, Alfred Graham, ]. II.
Tappan, j. K. Miller, James Campbell,
Henry Stolley, and j. Brosius.
Lookup X, e1er-Alex. Wallacs (pres-
ent incumbent), s. p. Tracy, j. l.. Hay,
]. w. Kite, James Gray, John Arthurs
and Robert Strange.
City Sexton-Philip Heiser, present
incumbent) and J. A. Armstrong.
Lumber Measurer-James Wheeler
and Geo. Walters, (present incumbent. }
Superintendent Changing - James
Healey, Pat Wier (present incumbunt)
Michael Fox and p. Mahony.
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ALLAcoNIcs.
Various Brief Matters II and About the
Civ

Various Brief Matters n and About the
City.
"THE Governess" at the Opera House
this evening.
DID YOU manage not to loose your
temper when you opened that comic
valentine?
On. THos. CAaPsNrER, the Flushing
physician who cut bis throat, recently
with suicidal intent, is slowly recover
ing.
IT is reported that VIM. Downing,
the nal and companion OF George Wler,
the 81. Ciairsyille murderer, has skipped
out.
United engine by order OF the
committee will to-day act as the water
works for the LaBelle mill, the engine
having been disabled BY high water.
WHEN witnesses come TO st. Glars
Vile to testify in liquor cases before the
grand Jury they usually get so drunk
that when they appear they know but
little.
SPECIAL meeting OF Council this even
ing. at which time the pressure will be
assumed, the vail lifted and 1t will be
learned who will fill the city Offices Tor
the ensuing term.
LETTERS remaining in the Postottce
unclaimed February 10, 1881: l.. Freld-
man, ]. b. Finster, J. ii. Hamilton. ".
Jandy, Daniel Klein, John A. Sims
Col. Hal. Sleeper, ID. b. Updegrah' W.
I. Wells.
TuE ordinance committee met yester-
day afternoon az 4 o'clock and organic
ed by electing T.. G. Cracraft as Chair
man. Kaiser Schultz did not arrive until
nearly s o'clock in evening and wonder
ing greatly when he did arrive.
IL between the hours OF and 10 this
morning you here an alarm OF fire struck
on the Capitol bell and it counts off 20,
don't be alarmed. The chief suspects
that something is wrong with the box
and he wishes to see if it will operate
the Capitol bell.
Ar the Postoffice letter has been re-
ceiyed from VIVA. Sites, Lehman, Luz
zerne county Pa, enquiring for his
brother, Albert Sites, who was q MEM
her of the Fifth Pennsylvania Regiment.
1t is stated that large fortune has been
left them in Holland.
THERE will be a temperance mass meet
ing at Zane Street NJ. f church, corner
Seventeenth and Jacob streets, this
evening at 7:30 sharp. Several speak
ers from abroad as well as local workers
aud speakers will be present. Every
preparation is being made for grand
meeting tonight. Turn out.
There is something at the City Build
ing that is quite an amusing affair. 1t
was originally put there for use, bat that
purpose it serves no longer. Reference
is m ade to the little striker for fire alarms.
Ii Is so weak that the magnets often do
not hold and two or three blows will be
given when only one is intended. Orig
inally there was a large gong purchased
for this building, but it is stored away at
present. That should either be put up
or medium sized one purchased. As
i. is now the force on duty at the build
ing could never tell where the fire was.
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MINCEMEAT.

A Young Man Blown to Atoms by the
Explosion Of 200 Pounds of Hitro-Glyc-
crime.
BRADFORD, Pa, February IA. A.
Mccain, in the employ OF the Roberts
Torpedo Company, this morning was
driving along the highway fifteen miles
southeast of Bradford, in sleigh with
200 pounds Of nitro glycerine. The
horses became frightened and ran against
boulder, causing the explosion. Nc
Claim was torn to mincemeat, both
horses were killed and no evidences OF
the sleigh could be found. McClain was
a young man and unmarried. His par
ents are said to reside in Beaver Falls,
Penn.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by John Henry Block 20 the undersigned
Trustee, dated the 10Th day of August. 1873, and
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of ohio county, Wft Nirginis in Deed 81
Trust Book No IL, fagc462 will - q, Public
auct on, at the front door III the Court House
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
wEDEEsDAY. MARCH 9TH. issi.
at ten O'Clock a. ". the following described real
estaiek, vi: All that certain lot or parcel OF
ground lying and icing situated In the northern
part OF the cIty " wheeling. Ohio county. West
Virginia, and described and designated on the
plat Of the ssid city A. lot Numbered twenty-five
Us In the addition 10 the sah city laid cut by
John Mcclure.
TEEss-Dnetbird ~ purchase money, or more
II the purchaser ~ elect. IN cash on dsy ~ saie,
the balance In two equal insnllLneBu Of six and
twelve months. notes hearing interest n be
given for deferred PAYMENT title 10 be retained
until payment II made ib full Tie title n BE-.
level W b. perfect. but selling a. Trustee. I
shall convey on the title vested In me By xsid
deed of trust
febs-oawi ~. woop., Trustee
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INAUGURAL BALL.
All Interested Are Invited to Meet this
Evening.

EV enlng.
Those gentlemen interested in per-
fecting arrangements for the ball at the
inauguration OF Gov. Jackson, met at
the Mcclure House, last evening. The
announcements made OF this meet
ing were very indefinite and
many persons who desired 10
altere had no idea in what part OF the
building the conference was take place.
There were some eight or ten persons
present, among whom were noticed Ma
jor Anderson, DR.. Hardesty, Speaker
Wilson, Alex. Updegraff, George Hook
and James Speyer.
After talking the matter over, gen.
orally, it was decided to adjourn until
night, at which time the necessary COM
mittee will be appointed.
The meeting will take place at 7:30
o'clock, at Veteran Hall, and all gentle
men interested, are invited TO attend.
The last ball OF this character, while
great success socially, was a financial
fizzle, and an effort will be made to pre-
vent a repetition in this regard. In
spite OF the number who will attend the
Washington ceremonies, there is no
doubt OF the success OF this undertaking
if properly managed. The Legislature
will be in session, and a great many
ladies and gentlemen from throughout
the State will lend the assis.a nce Of their
presence to the large company this city
will turn out.
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Death Of Homer pushfieId.

Intelligence was received in this city,
Yesterday, OF the sudden death, at Pitts
buryh, yesterday morning, OF Homer
Bush6eld, agentleman than whom none
was better known to Wheeling. Mrs.
Geo. Il. NcMechsn and Mrss.J. III.
Good went to Pittsburgh, Yesterday and
returned with the remains, last evening.
The body was laid out at the residence
OF J. II. Good, Eco, from whence the
fuderal will take place.
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SCARCELY PROFESSIONAL.
Commodore sesbrisht Objects to Being
Overheard.

overheard.
Delegate G. W. Seabright, OF this
county, is Justly indignant over an arti-
Gle which appeared in yesterdays Inteiii-
gcncer, the reason OF the presence Of
which can perhaps be better explained
by that paper than anyone else. Mr..
Seabright says he was talking among
friends, and thinks 1t was entirely un-
worthy and unprofessional for any re-
porter to listen to his remarks and then
print them. And then, he says, after
having been unfair enough TO print
them, it went further and misrepresent-
ed him, putting words into his mouth
which he never uttered.
81 made no such charge, as the paper
states" said he, that the Singing So
cieties met and drank beer on Sunday.
What ! did say was that il the prohibl-
tory amendment should be ratified by
the people, societies and boat clubs
could get beer elsewhere and drink it,
and that you could not so legislate rs to
prevent it. Though l dislike figuring
in the papers, can stand it when |
am fairly stated, but they have no right
to misrepresent me, for the purpose OF
estranging me from my friends"
The position taken by the Commodore
in regard to the right Of q reporter to
use bis private conversation, is correct.
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Sunday EIpses iesvs Wheeling at , = .,
arriving at wsllsburxat 1000 A.s Ar a. -
bsnville ct 1880 A. ~. connecting Win F'dH
kxprca for all Western points.
Trains leaving Colu mbus 81 orr .ns' =
4. n. run daily. Through Chicsyo Efp's"
leavss Colunbus daily exnspt Sunday nt ~
n.,vi.h sleeping car ATTACHED yarri'inF 10 ~,
20 81 To nsxt morning. Berths osn b sst~
In advance ct Union Depot tictN ofo'. o"sS
bus.
Pullman's dn wing room alecpinr nr n,ysn
yithcst chspgs iryn s'subsovili. "a, 80
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis ''E =
Louia.
For through tickets, basxags shsrf' useysi
car Recommendations, and any furthsf iniril.
don apply W yosrph n. BsllsyiIls. Tiefst lr'1
g Pan RsDdis Depot, loot of ElsysbA st,s.t =
Ct City Ticket Ofhce, under hcL1r HOB
" Is. ". t.ldv.ll, General x...s,r. co,sEs..
0.;W. L OBnsn, Gensrai fassrSef aDs III
Agent Columbus o. bV
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WAn,har Indications.

WASHINGTON, February 10, An
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy. and cloudy weather. fol.
lowed by snow; winds mostly iron
north to east, stationary or lower tenn
perature barometer.
For the lower lakes, fair weather. fol-
lowed by eloudiuess, variable winds
shifting TO easterly, stationary or higher
Temperature and barometer.
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Saved From Death.

Mrs. Jacob Wilson, Marion, D., says
her child was not expected to live, owing
to severe attack Of Group; she tried
DIR. Thomas Electric Oil, which gave
immediate relief.
Mr.. c. Clendennen, Marion, o., used
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil for Bunions
he says at first start he thought il was
like the rest OF the advertised humbugs,
but was agreeably disappointed and now
would not be without some in the house
for any money.-Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Agents.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Boy Missing.

A young son Of farmer named Hill,
residing on Short Greek, has been miss
ing since Tuesday and it is feared he
has been drowned. On that day he
started out on horseback, and he has
not been seen since. The horse turned
up next day at the farm OF Jesse Wells,
from whom he was purchased, without
saddle or bride. The creek was at a
fioed tide, that day, and it is feared the
boy was lost while attempting to ford
it. He was about Is years OF age.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER

In order to get ready to move
into our new store, and to make
general improvements, Il will
close out my entire stock OF
Mems and Boys Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods, re.
gardless OF cost. DO not fail
TO come and get a bargain. This
A. NO catch. Atlantic Clothing
House, 1870 Market Street.
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BERKLEY SPRINGS.

Mr.. Mohett's Proposed new Government
for one OF our Fashionable Watering
Places.
The Mofiett Bill in relation to the
better government of Berkeley Springs is
to be called up before the Committee on
Counties, Districts and Municipal Cor.
porations at its meeting to-day and there
promises to be fight over it. Hon.
Charles Jeems Faulkner one Of the
trustees is here to fight il. The Morgan
Mercury speaks OF the new bill as fol-
lows:
The Board OF Trustees is TO consist OF
seven members, to b, appointed by the
Governor, and they are TO hold their
offices for four years. Another section
Of the bill provides for annual stats
ments, and after giving the Board ample
discretion in making expenditures for
repairs, ornamenting the grounds and
all necessary incidental expenses, TT
quires any surplus revenues to be
converted into the State Treasury.
We have an idea this would be bet
ter plan for conducting the Springs than
the way they are now conducted. As
it is now the Board consists OF about
sixteen members, all of whom and their
families are allowed to battle free. This
makes too many dead heads"
The present sixteen members were
appointed in 1872 and have held since
then, making no report. Ii is said over
$4,000 has been received and but about
$ 900 expended for improvements.
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Burnstt'a Cocaine. the Best Hair Dress
ing in the World.

Burnett's Cocaine allays irritation,
removes all tendency to dandruff, liz.
vigorates the action Of the capillaries in
the highest degree, and has earned a de.
served reputation for promoting the
growth and preserving the beauty OF the
human hair. Ladies dressing their hair
deliberately for the evening will find that
it imparts healthy natural gloss to the
hair, and will cause it to retain its shape
for hours.
Burnett's Flavoripg Extracts are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, confec-
TONERS and grocers throughout the
ountry. They are perfectly pure.
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physician, Recommend IL.

Your Thomas Electric Oil commands
large and increasing sale, which it rich
IL merits. have always found it ex-
ceedingly helpful; use it in all cases Of
Rheumatism, as well as fractures and
dislocations. made use of it myself to
calm the pains of a broken leg with dis
location OF the foot, and in two days
Was entirely relieved from pain. Jos.
Beaudin, NJ. ID. Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.,
Avenfs
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
BISMARCK CONSENTED

To Take the Leading Part In the Hegotia-
( ons ct Constantinople.
BERLIN, February l4-It is said The
British Ambassador to Turkey was in
structed to ask Bismarck whether he
would consent to take leading part in
the negotiations at Constantinople, as
France and England had already taken
an unsuccessful initiative. The French
and British influence at Constantinople
is at a very low ebb, while the Sultan
continued his regard for Germany as
the most disinterested OF his advisers.
Bismarck readily consented.
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DRY GOODS.
Now Yort.

NRw YORK, February l4.-Dry Goods
business continues moderate with
package houses. Jubbing trade irrcgu.
lar. Cotton goods steady. Quilts In
good demand; Monument Mills quilts
advanced. Prints in moderate demand.
Ginehsms active and firm. Mems wear
woolens sluggish and steady.
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FURsIEI, w. VA, NOV. Il, 1873.
keSrs La',ghlin Bros. q Co.,
Please send US another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find il always gives
satisfaction. i have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but ehectual. NARrrN DoPLKR,
of Dopler 4 LAUis.
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Msrdi Qras Carnival.

Low excursion rates to New Orleans
via the popular Panhandle ,oute to
enable all to witness the Mardi Gras
Carnival commencing February 22nd,
which promises to eclipse in grandeur
and magni6cence any former display.
For full information, call on agents Pan
Handle route.
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II you want an estimate for the paper.
Ing OF your house or single room tele-
phone "C.S,"J. c. Orr q Co., who will
give you the desired information.
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OEHM AZ CO., 1926 Market
street. adjoining Opera House,
the popular Clothiers Of Wheel
iug, have marked down their
goods 10 such an extent that mo-
one h excusable for being poor
Nv clad