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nARIna RpRaLARY.
The safe Of the RIm Grove street Car
COmpany DlOWn Opea and Robbed
RRFly YehIaFdBy M0RnlnK.

The safe OF the Kim Grove street Gar
Company nlOUn OpeR and Robbed
Early Yesterday MOFninG.
When the stAbleman at the city stables
Of the Elm Grove Street Car Company
went TO the Office yesterday morning and
opened the door, he was greeted by q
cloud Of smoke, heavy with the smell Of
gunpoWder. Going into the room he soon
found that the safe chad been
blown open, and the contents Ab.
Atractsd. Throwing open the window
shutters he had leisure 10 examine
the safe and ascertain the means TeaoEted
to accomplish the robbery. The thief or
thieves he found had taken Jimmy" or
q heavy chiael, and forced open the Shut'
ter on the east lsde Of the building, after
which an entrance was effected without
difficulty. As soon As they had entered Q
hole was drilled into the door Of the safe,
Immediately over the combination, and
this hole filed with OF least halt pound
OF gun powder. A fuse wss then connected
with the powder and lighted, and in Q
moment the sale was wrecked" 90 to
speak. The outside was blown of, the
door thrown from ita hinges and the bolts
and combination torn to atoms. The
noise thus made wRSl not very loud, but
rather q dull, heavy noise, but loud
enough 10 admit Of its being heard several
squares of by people awakened by the
conclusion. The thieves then waited a
few moments TO watch the result VI the
explosion, but no one appearing they
/ A I'LL 4 4 4
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PERSONAL.
Points About People NJ Homo and
Abroad.


Points About People NJ Home and
Abroad.
Anton Reymann left for Chicago yes
terday,
Captain TAFT has gone home to Beaver
county, Pa.
Rev. Geo. @. wildiug, Of Parkersburg,
Is in the city.
Gov. jackson returned to the city yes
terday, and 10 at the Mcclure.
DR.. Z, ]. WunderllCh Is on the street
again after q months sickness.
Henry speyer, Of speyer Bros, lei! yes.
terday for Hartford and New York.
Secretary Of State Ran stalnaker, IT,,
returned from Cincinnati yesterday.
DR.. W. II. Thompson, Of steubenyille,
was visiting DR., E j, Wunderlich yeater.
day. +
Miss Lily Sander, Of Martins Ferry, Ia
q guest Of Mrs. John r. Olauser, on the
Island.
Col. @. o. Rowe, Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, left for Pittsburgh
yesterday.
Judge @. P. T. Moore will likely 20
home on the st, Lawrence next Saturday,
this time for good.
A telegram received in this city yester.
dsy announces that Attorney General O,
O. Watts Is laid up In Charleston With
varioloid.
Mr.. Gust. Blum, Of I. Blum & Bro., left
yesterday at s p. N. for New York, TO at
tend large sale Of summer dry goods.
Look for bargains in few days.
O. Keener Dsvries, Of this city, and Mr..
AT. Bowie, Of Maryland, left yesterday
for Washington, Pa, 10 join q corps Of
engineers who are engaged In locating the
HempAeld extension.
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COUNTS.

ClRCUlT OouRT, PART 1-Judgs Boyd.
This Court met at o'clock yesterday
morning, and disposed OF the following
business:
John F. Ruhl vs.. G. H. Fauble. Jury:
]. E. Reed Mike Blum, Scott Fair, Fred
Mefkle, II. Godfrey, VIM. Hill, Philip
RemiCk, John Goehring, Ferd Fey,
John Heiner, ar, Thog Marshall and John
Long. r...
A rule was Issued for Thomas Redmsn,
q witness IN the case Of Bowman vs. Cen.
tral Glass Company.
CtRcuIr CovRr, PART 2-Judge Msipin.
This part met at the court room Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals. on yesterday,
and heard arguments in the following
cases:
Edward Mclaughlin Va. John Fltapat.
rich, trustee, and others. Demurrer 10
plaintiffs bill. Houston 4 Sutliffs and
Robinson Tor complainant, Jacob, CracraIt
d Ferguson for defendants. Submitted.
j. II. Robinson We. w. T. Robinson'B
administrator and others. Order entered
requiring special receiver to report. Arg.
tied upon motions 10 quash attachment
and for leave 10 file amended answers
Arnett and Jacob, CraCrait 4 Ferguson
Tor complainant, Peck for defendants.
A. N. Jacob ys. Life Association OF
America. Argued Upon the merits and
caiBe submitted. Jacob Tor complainant,
Taylor 4 Barr for defendants.
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George statler, keeper Of the Pest
HouRp, met 9 reporter Of the 1STRLLiaEx.
oHR in East Wheeling yesterday and said
Il see a good deal Of talk In the papers
about me and my charges upon Gardner
jackson, and I want 10 say this 10 you,
They came out there, Dr.. Campbell and
Dr.. Edwards, 10 look al the house, and Il
was iound 10 DO hnHt for occupancy.
They asked my wife 10 give them q room
In my house, but as her daughter had Just
been confined she refused. They went
back 10 the city and sent for me and told
me should be well paid Tor my trouble.
Gov. Jackson was also there, and said that
II ! would give up my room l should be
we'll paid. ] told them that | was poor and
meant business. They told me 10 move
out my family and they would give me
my price, 5000. ! did 20, taking the risk Oh
the sick woman. They sent q man from
PAfkefsbutg 10 nurse Jackson and l had
10 board him, but tell you they've rot 10
pay that money" said The P. H. K. as he
paused for breath, land more than that |
had 10 pay $50 for O place To keep my
family while Nj. Jackson kept possession
oil my house, and don't think | charged
too much do your"
Both sides Of the matter have been pub.
lished now, and ~ the matter is an On.
pleasant one II should be allowed 10 rest
hare,
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The fame Of our Shakespeare club
seems to have gone abroad in the land.
In a recent issue Of the Literary World, q
Boston publication, and the foremost jour.
nal OF lie kind In the country, we find the
following pleasant lines about the club,
and about Mr.. Leighton's poem, "Shakes.
peare's Dream" The paragraph quoted
Ia from the pen Of the we'll known Shakes.
pearian, W. ]. Role, oil Harvard:
According 10 tradition Shakespeare was
born on the 2Sd Of April, 1854, and though
that date. allowing for the difference be.
tween old style and new, corresponds
with the Sd OF May In our time, the ami.
yersary 10 still celebrated in April.
Among the "shakespsre Clubs" that com.
tnemorate the day regularly Is the flourish.
ing one In Wheeling, W. Va. This year
the society had q banquet, with an I'D.
dress from our friend, MI. Joseph Crosby,
Of Aanesyille, o., poem by Mr.. William
Leighton, IT,, and the usual aiter.dinner
toaSts and speeches. The address,
was emlnently worthy Of the COCA.
aion and the poem was graceful tribute
10 the dramatist, 90 we might expect from
The author Of "shakespeare's Dream"
This latter poem, By the way, has not re.
ceived fair treatment OF the hands Of most
Of It's reviewers, though we happen 10
know that It has been commended In
private by LongfOllov, Whittier, Holmes,
and other better Judges than ouySeli,
Some critics appear to think that poem
about Shakespeare should be estimated by
q Shskeepearian standard, and that no
mercy should be shown To one who aings
Of the master 10 strains inferior 10 his own
mAtchless verse. Shakespeare himself
would not bear the test 10 which The
"pream" has been subjected by certain
critics-.the picking out Of one or two oil
its weakest lines for ridlcule. QuanaOqIls
bonus dormitdt Homertn." ! r.
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The Andes had q good trip up.
The Katie stoCkdale had an immense
trip up Sunday night.
The Diurnal excursionists had one
hundred kegs Of beer on board when
they left this port, and only thirty men to
drink II. About 6'ty kegs were brought
back.
The R. R Springer leaves Cincinnati
for New Orleans on Thursday.
The Hudson leaves Cincinnati 10 NOR.
row on route to Pittsburgh.
The Buckeye State left Cincinnati for
Wheeling and Pittsburgh last evening.
The wharf needs repairing.
Ben Coleman's band on the Andes Ia
winning deserved fame.
AT 10 o'clock last night the river marks
showed II teet In the channel, and falling
slowly.
Weather warm and clear.
a report was circulated In Pittsburgh
and other river towns yesterday and Sun.
day to the effect that the Scotia had
blown up, when fourteen miles above
Cincinnati. The canard, as Il proved 10
be, ocoasloned considerable excitement
Tor while among ateamboatmen. Gap.
tain stockdale, who isquite large owner
10 the Scotia, Immediately offered q re.
ward Of $50 for information OF the party
who started the report.
Already the prospects are fair that the
Andes will have very pleasant party on
her excursion trip 10 Cincinnati, which is
dated for Tuesday, the oath Of this month.
The fare for the round trip is but $40, In.
Guiding meals and lodging while the boat
is at Cincinnati. There 10 no finer craft
on the Upper Ohio than the Andes, and
Proi Ooleman's band, which Ia q fixture
on the boat, is simply immense.
PiTTsBURoH, May Driver feet Q
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: Katie Stockdale at 2 r.
~, and will depart al r N. One hundred
and sixty feet Of dam No. 9 washed away
this morning.
CAIRO, May 9.-Anlyed. Centennial,
81. Louis; Commonwealth, viCksburg.
Departed: Colorado, 81. Louis; Centen.
NAL, New Orleans: Commonwealth, 81.
Louis. River ~ feet inches and rising.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer o7S.
CINCINNATI, May Driver "a feet and
rising. Arrived: Ben franklin, Memphis.
Departed: Buckeye State, Pittsburgh;
yint shinkle, Memphis. Wind during
the day.
ST.. Louis, May 9.-Anived. illinois,
Keokuk. Departed: Charley Brown and
batges, and Maude, To Memphis. River
fallen % inches, 90 feet 0 inches BY gauge.
Weather cloudy, stormy and warm. The
QaklandS barges brought up railroad iron
Business active In all directions.
PtrTsBuRey, May Goal shipments
1884 1909 bushels, Of which 1920 900 bush.
els 60 70 Cincinnati and The balance 10
Louisville,
LovlsytLLE, May s.-Rivsr stationary,
feet2 inches Ii the canal, Business iair.
Weather vain, windy and partly cloudy,
with Indications OF rain. ST. Louis 10 linn!
tinEton, Andy Fulton, from Derby LID.
erty No. 4 and tow from Pomeroy; Satnp.
son and tow 10 IFonkon.
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By the unthinking, Burdock has been
considered a weed, and It's luxuriAnt
growth, unpleasant smell, etc., has rem
dered It, TO those mot knowing its viz.
tues, Q nuisance. and yet the root has
long been cknowledgsd by savants as
most invaluable IS diuretic, aperisnt and
blood purifier, BurdoCk Blood Bitters
embodY all its good qualities, Price 81 co.
tlial size 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros & Co.,, Whole
sale Druggists, Wheeling.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with the excruCiatipg pain Of cut
ting teeth2 II so, go at once and get q
bottle Of Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medlRtely-depend upon 1t; there is
no mistake about II, There is not
q mother on earth who has ever used It,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic, It is perfectly safe
TO use in ali cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and ia the prescription Of one OF the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses In
the United States. Sold everywhere, 25
cents bottle. MwFGw
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Their BscOnd Annual Concert 10 be Given
at the opera House this Evening.
Quite a lengthy programme, as the
reader can see below, has been prepared
to fltly celebrate the second annual con.
cert Of the Harmonie.M mnnerchor Society,
at the Opera House this evening, under
the musical dictatorship Of Prof. Carl
Hermann. Kramsr's orchestra leads of
with an overture. The following Is the
balance In this order:
zShn h TaSn.S' Chorus with TenOr sOlosShubsrt
Harmonic. N nerchor and Orchestra.
Fay Not Farewell, (eOprAn Sole Willard
Mrs. Q, ". EOf accompanied BY r0i. L. Boyer.
Concert PolonAISe, Violin eolo) LAub
Concert Variations, (eOlO for ClariOnet vi Or
eheslfAl Z. Paudeft
MI. Il. Grimm and Orchestra
keTenAdr, (ChOruS) ......'Th, Merker
Harmonic NJ Hnnsrehnf.
lsAi From Spray. (eOpran solo) ..... ..".. Wey
Miss Virginia Hdpp accompanied BY Mrs. Annie NJ.
6hGb.
al. Lsa " p e. C'n. Baritone LOrtrlng
MI. L. A. Schalef accompanied BY MI. BcheuaOr.
Capprleclo BflllAhle, (Piino BOlo with Orchestral
MendelSohn
Prof. Carl Hermann.
1 Az IL V 9nS sss chOr with baritone sOlO
=. Moehtins
1IATnOulO.MN nnerrhor and Orchestra
A great many seats have been cold and
the house will probably be filed 10 over.
flowing despite the warmth Of the weather.
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Ties,


A couple Of distinguished looking gen.
tlemen who had the appearance Of rail-
way officials dined at the New Mcclure
yesterday with Agent Belleville, Of the
Pewiky. From the latter we learned that
they were Thomas II. Morris, OF Rellaire,
General Agent o. 4 r. railroad, and
James Means, Division Freight Agent, at
Pittsburgh, Of the p, o. 4 81. L. railroad.
The decision In the Pewlky case will
not be rendered by The Circuit Court Of
the United States, to which Il had been
appealed, until the June term. 1tdecided
ID lavor Of the Pewlky operations will be
begun Immediately 10 run Ito track 70
Ben wood. And thBn will IL take q hand
Ia the Patkefsburg and Charleston road
A level headed official Of the PeWiky
road says that their folks will make very
low passenger and freight rates 10 this city
during the timeoi the lair here.
The surveying party on the PAtkefs.
burg and Charleston end Of The proposed
river line 10 working hard 10 catch up 10
the progress made thus fat By the Wheel.
ing gang,
The present 80 inner promises the rail.
roads q big excursion bu6iness. They an.
tiClpats Erayel that will neatly come up
10 Centennial dayh
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A GeneraI Dsrealed.

Mrs. J. G. Robsrtson, Pittsburgh, Pa,
writes: ~ was suffering from general
debility, want Of appetite, constipation,
etc., so that life was a burden; alter using
BurdoCk Blood Bitters | felt better than
for years. 1cannot praise your Bittsrs toe
much"
Sold by Laughlin Bros, & Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Wheeling,
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EvRRYBoBY seems In hearty sympathy
and CO. operation with The entertainment
70 be given BY the. Misses Hood and Heron,
Of Philadelphia, next ThuBday evening
q Fourth Street Church iof the beneat Of
College Library, ME. I, W. Baumer has
kindly given The use 81 one Of his cele.
hfaied Bach pianos, Mr. q. o. Wilson, Of
our city, has very generously consented
70 give one Of bis popular Rotations, aud
Madame 9aChse will delight the audience
with several Of her peculiarly pleasing
BOfna
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rHE HUMAN HAiR,


HOW 70 FFtNUFVU WuU HUNUIIIV IL
Many persons abuse this deliCate and
beautiful ornament by burning IL with
alcoholic Irdsllti and plastefiBg II with grease,
which has no affinity for the ekin, and ID
not absorbed BuRNErT's OoCoAiNE, a
compound Of UocoAnut Oil, etc., lie unfi.
vailed az q dressing for the harris readi.
" absorbed, and ls peculiarly adapted 10
ila various conditions, preventing lie fall.
ing of and promoting its healthy growth.
Housekeepets should insist upon OBJ.
tanning BURNErf's FLAvoRtNa E4TRACFl,
For sale by Logan 4 o., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W, IVA. TfhtGW
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WANTED, a good salesman with good
Recommendation also thousands Of cuslo,
mets 10 buy at extremely low Prices iof
cash. An immente stock Of dry goods, car.
pets and wall paper on hand and coming
In daily JoHN RuEMER,
Nos: solV and 2O91 Main street, Centre
wheeling,
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II WISH 1 was dead = is an expression
not unifequently used by the dJspeplic
end sufferer from livet disease; the de.
pressed spirits uniting The mind for any.
thing, and almost driving him 10 despair.
Be Of good cheer; there e life and health
left for you yet. Take Simmons Liver Reg.
ulalof, II regulates The liver, dispels de.
spondency and restores health.
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~ teltas II I could have kicked myself, t"
was the remark q newspaper man made
after reading q iaceLious article In the pa.
per when he found Il was 'only" local
calling public attention 10 Thomas EClec.
trio OIL. He did not say 90 alter uOing II
for spfain and disloeAtion, and discover.
ing ite great value. u.
Sold by Ldughlin Bros. 4 o., Whole.
sale Druggists, Wheeling.
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Mn PHtt. MAuRER, lOl Hill street, Troy,
N, Y, writes: Last fall was attacked with
severe rheumatic ailment, and suffered
great pain. l tried 81. Jacobs Oil and was
speedily cured. Upon the second apple
cation the pains left, and, as said, ID D
ehoft time l vas entirely cured. II is our
home dlspensafy and most valued friend.
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.wlNs o. oAaOV!. Tor 1adIe. only


CARBuSCIEs, Felons, BoilS, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of q knife
or poultice, by uslng Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing sAlve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Efysipelas, Soft and liberated
Cofns, OhiIlblaine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sale BY Logan q %. "
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The following deeds in fee were admit.
ted to record in the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made May 9, 1881, by VIM. Juet.
gems and vile 10 Christian Floto, for
burial lot Sl6 In Peninsula Cemetery,
for SIS. ...
mann and vile, to Joseph A.. Bodley, for
parts Of lots Is and 10, 10 Graham's add.
lion, for 60, 400.
Deed made January II, 1881, by O.
Mcneil and husband, to Mary, wife oiJno.
Mcneil. for the north one.half lot 8, In
BoushHeld and MCMsChen's addition, for
e. and natural love and affection.
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=. OPP.p.
A New Ledge Installed At ReHWOOd Last
70 slight.

sight
BenWood has one Of the best looking
lodges oil Knights Of Pythias that there is
in this end Of the State, The charter had
been received and last night was Get apart
for the installation OF officers, The lodge
came to this city to escort its guests, Black
Prince and Germsnia Lodges, to Bsnwood
to take in the ceremonies, KrAmer's band
accompanied the two lodges, and quite 1
number Of others went down. Every.
thing passed off pleasantly, and the new
lodge is complimented on its COMBINES
and strength,
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Whether II Is better when you have met
With an accdent-"Cul, burned, sCalded,
OF bruised yourself, /" 10 send for q bottle
OF "ThomaB' Eclectic OIL T" or 10 use
some unknown remedy and be laid up for
q month, and lose your time, and have a
doctors bill 10 pay In the bargain.
Sold BY Laughlin Bros 4 Co., Whole.
sale DfupRiets, Wheeling.
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nENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE.
gIRE 10 ave THAR natural teeth WO would bay
ihRt Se are nov better prepared than ever 6eioro 70
snablS them 10 do 10. By the use Of an ELEcTh0
MAGNETIC FLugeBA Le can and are making petIs .I
and handSomoT uold Filling, with more ease 70 our
PRttenu, than have heretofore been made 10 Inn
City or elsAVhefe, without the aid Of the hectnG
PI1RCvr. What We nay w can prove ~ aO'uA
dGmonItrRiien, Call and SEQ for yourselves.
JAMES N. HURGIBON 4 eON
I'M No liza Market H.. Wheeling. W. Va
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OHkR TEE RIVRR.
BELLAIRR,

@-+AN-NNHNF
Mr.. John Shillito 10 confined to his
room with rheumatism.
n. P, MsrrimAn had an audience Of say
seventy.fye, many Of them boys, Sunday
evening. He read moral and religious
topics, and made . few short parentheses
by way Of comment,
The Loan Exhibition will be one OF the
coolest places imaginable, The days
haven 7 begun 70 be hot yet, but Q ramble
there feels good now.
Painters are all remarkably busy. Every
other house seems to require their SER
Daniel Boss, Of oehm 4 Co., Wheeling,
delivered some "boss" suits 10 parties
here,
R, W, Nelson will move up 10 the
Fourth ward, into one OF DR.. SatterEh-
waits houses, about the first OF June.
A ticket office has been built Just across
from the Loan Exhibition. This will do
away with too great jam at the steps.
r, O. F.
MARTINS FERRY,
Rev. Dr., F, s, DsHAss and wife re.
turned Friday evening from Brooklyn, N,
Y, where the Doctor has been preaching
during the past winter,
Mr.. o. S. ong, Of stsubenville, spenl
Saturday and Sunday with his sister, Mrs
Joseph Medill.
Miss PlAtti McNeely went to Pittsburgh
Saturday to attend Q wedding,
Mr., u, E. Hall returned to his home In
Kent, o., yesterday,
The funeral OF List McAninch, the
killed on the river, Friday afternoon, wal
held at his home Sunday afternoon, and
was very largely attended by employees o
the Etna mill, who were friends Of tht
deceased.
Rev, g. W, Ohalfant, pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church, very much surprised the
greater part OF his congregation Sunday
morning by announcing that this was per
haps the last Sunday he would preach Il
this congregation az itS pastor. His fare
well words touched q tender cord In thl
hearts Of his hearers. Having received
unanimous call 10 the Park Avenue
Church, new enterprise In the East Enc
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, he has decided to &C
cept the call, feeling that duty compel
him To do 80. For eighteen years Rev
ohalfant has ministrered to his people il
Bridgeport and this place; in that time b
has seen the population Of the two town
more than doubled, the churches an
their members then young, are now com
paratiyelY old, having grown up durin
bis ministry here. Here, too, his famil
has been reared, but the many firm attach
ments that have bound him all thes
years, will soon be served, and his labor
rendered In another field Of duty. W
lose an able man from the pulpit and
genial good citizen from our midst.
Rev, Butts, presiding elder, preache
morning and evening In the N. E. ChurCl
Sunday,
A meeting Of the Veterans will be he'll
tomorrow evening for the purpose Z
making all arrangements for Decoration
Day observanCes
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oBLAok.pRAveAr" cure, co,.ivs
ness and SioksH Headache.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.

BY sending a postal card 10 p. 0. Boz
1906, Pittsbufgh, Pa, giving your address,
you will receive by return mail, o large
map Of the United States. DAw.
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TRATHRR INDICATIONS

WARRINGTON, D. O., May 10-1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, oCCasIonal rains, SOUTH
srly winds, stationary barometer and tenn.
peFature. =,
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, winds mostly
south, stationary, followed by falling bar
ometer, and stationary temperature.
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YOU should see the IIuhtnlnO cleanser for
cleaning silver. For sale by GRUBs, The
IsWeIer.
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lust RECElvED-FlVs thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. K. MoMEChEh'S,
No. 1854 Market st.