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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-13
LAcONIcs.
Notes on Yesterdays P~rOOssdIHES-
GOasip Of Roth H0pael.

Mr.. Camden Summers, grandson OF
Judge Camden, Of ClRrksburg, was on the
floor Of the Senate yesterday.
Senator McGrew, Of Morgsntown, has
brought his family with him, who will re-
main all winter. They are boarding with
Mrs. Metsalf, on Fifteenth street.
State Treasurer 0'BEien, was flying
around among the members Of the Legis'
lature yesterday, cultivRting their &C.
QuRintRDce.
"Rerenchmeut Newman" is the sobri'
quet OF the Senate from Marshall county,
Judge Brown is the,most poetiCal speak
er in the Senate,
What's the matter with Wayne county,
No returns OF the State election held in
October last have been received.
The Third district captured the impor'
tant offices OF both houses,
Senator Joe Woods, Of Ohio, Ia the
youngest, likewise one Of the handsomeSI
members Of the Senate. ~,
That venerable Democrat, Gen. Bush
Price, was 3 "looker on in Vienna" yes
terdsy.
The clergy OF the city evidently thought
the Senate did not stand in need Of prayer
Yesterday, a. nom appeared at the open
ing OF the session. DR., Pendleton, State
Superintendent Of Schools, wRs sent for,
however, and conducted the devotional.
exerciseH.
DR., Summers, the President elect Of the
Senate, is q bachelor. oh, DoCtorl Doc
tori
Judge Brown said yesterday that he haC
read in a certain newspaper that whenever
a resolution was offered by a lawyer in thu
Legislature the people said 1t contained
trick,
Judge Camden, OF Clarksburg, occupied
a seat on the floor oil the Senate yesterday
Manager Tracy, Of the American UntoI
Line, has established o telegraph office II
room No. 8 second floor Of the Capitol.
"Filosoier" Morris, OF the Richie Ga
xHe, was at the Capitol yesterday shaking
hands with old acquaintance.
Judge Brown introduced the first bill II
the Senate. II the Judge and the eatll
bird were after the worm he would b.
soonest on the ground.
Mr., James Furbee, who intended Cou
leBting the seat Of Senator FenlalnI
/, Smith, OF Fairmont, has Withdrawn bill
!, notice Of contest,
The Third District produces remsrkabl.
tall Legislative timber,
!, The Governors message will probabl!
be sent in to- day.
Col. Nealis, doorkeeper Of the House
has been promoted during his two year
absence. 1t is now Major General Neali5
II you please
The Third House Is very slow in show
ing signs Of activity.
The Third District trinity; Ferguson
Quarter and Wilson.
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TIE SEW sonoOL noUsE
which is TO bo Erected AZ Once ia the
FIhh Ward Of This CITY,

Tho Building Committee OF the Board
Of Education met at the Office OF Archl.
tect Howard, Main street, below Twelfth,
yesterday afternoon, for the purpose
Of examining and passing upon the plans
and specifications Tor the new school
house to be erected in the Fifth ward,
MessIs. VIM. A. Wilson, chairman; r, F.
Oriswell, George McCully, DR., j. II,
Pipes, W. v. Hoge and j. @. Her.
yey were present. Mr.. Howard had
illuminated drawings OF the building ar
ranged in different places around the OIL
ice, and these he explained to the salts,
faction OF the committee. he then read
from his prepared specifications the de-
sCription Of the building, interior and ex'
terror, the members Of the committee
amending and changing when they felt
incliaed. The building is a most beauti-
full aud substantial one, and reflects very
much credit upon the architect, The
house will be seventy-tive Ieet square,
three stories high, with q central tower in
front, containing beliry. The superstruCt'
ure will be Of ordinary red brick, with
native sandstone and black brick trim.
miDgs, using ornamental nodded brick FOL
arches, &c, The style Of architecture i,
modern Queen Anne Gothic.
There will be four large school rooms
on each floor, besides the usual number Of
class rooms, cloak rooms, &c, The JAM.
tors rooms are in the basement. Gram.
mar room, S0x60, on third floor, The diff
ferent floors will be- connected by tbreG
large s~talrways, all leading to the outer
entrance,
The entire building will be heated By
steam and ventilated by two large VENT
lating shaitA connected with the furnace
stack, The main roof will DO oil tin, and
the tower will BIZ covered with ornamen'
tai slate. Tue stairs will be finished il
hard wood, the floors, wRiusCOling HnC
other wood work will be made from Whit
pine.
An admirable arrangement ia tho plar
proposed for deadning sound, in orde'
that those IN the lower rooms will not b.
annoyed by the IOise and ClStter Of thosI
above. This will be- brought about by tn,
use of asbestos paper between the floors,
Advertising for proposals will begin u
once and the building will be- under con
tract within a few weeks, and finished
against the time of beginning school mex
fall
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Now, as the Legislature ia about to con.
vene here, 1t will be highly necessary that
the members composing 1t shall be pro.
vided with the very best food that car be
procured. Martin Thornton, the ouly res,
~taurRtaur In this State, has given the mat.
ter much attention and has settled upon
the following as the dish for tho Legisla.
tors: reakiast-TendeflOin steak and
onions, potatoes, crisp and nice; fried
eggs or omlUttesj Mocha coffee, besides
other deliCNCiOs. Dinner-Rosst beef,
veal, turkey, chicken, duck, or wild fowls,
vegetables, radishes, the whole 10 con.
Clude with u delicious pie.
Martin has devoted his best energies for
the last two years In arranging this bill Of
fare and he now feels satisfied that no
more tempting layout eau be imagined,
He has the only restaurant In the State
that offers the same pleasant facilities for
ladiGa that II does for gentlemen. The press
throughout the State Ia requested to take
this matter In hand aud see TO 1t that when
their readers come to this city they shall
have no trouble In securing the best enter.
tainment. Remember Martin Ia the only
man who has succeeded In this business
and his address IL 1926 Market street;
ladies' entrance 1924.
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THAI SUm0OL inHROGLIO.


wood.
Editors IntolIigOneer,
Deeply regrOttlng the circumstances
which have oCCasioned tho difficulty be-
tween Mrs, DR., II. T. Ford, the Board Of
Education and Miss Flora Osborne, | had
determined not to be drawn into u news
paper controversy over the affair, nut HI
the statement made by q "Friend Of the
School," which appeared in your issue Of
the 18th inst, was VI variance with my tes.
timonY given before the Board, | desire to
place myself right, | do not believs that
your correspondent purpoaely Intended TO
wrong me, but attribute IL solely to q mis-.
apprehension on his part. IT'S true, az
stated, that the manuscript Of the CON.
munication which appeared in last Sun.
days issue OF the News Letter was
read to nut. 1t Is also true that the
question as TO It's truthiullHeGs was pro
pounded to me. My answers was, Ia sub.
stance, aa follows: Tho statement 80 far
as | knew 10 true with the exception Of
two things. l then gave him my under.
standing OF the matter and supposed that
lie had made tho correction. The other
matter WAS erased, rs 1t did not appear in
tho printed article. My impression il
that your correspondent failed 70 make
the correction through iuadyertonCa, and
not Intentionally. Now that The difficulty
has been settled to the enlirO viudiCation
OF Miss Osborn | desire to %exonerate each
and every member Of the Board and its
President and Secretary from oil
charges OF uniairneSI towards the
above lady. Tie true that at tho com
mencement OF the trouble / did think,
and through an impulsive disposition did
charge the Board with having prejuhged,
and thus virtually deciding her case in Rd
vance Of the testimony; but | have been
mora than gratiGed to learn subsequently
that | was wholly and entirely mistaken.
The parties concerned in this unFOrtu.
nate controversy, upon both sidea, are all
ladies aud gentlemen OF the highest char.
aCter, and for thia reason II for no other,
II Is to be greatly deplored; and for the
best interests Of the school, and for the
continuation OF harmony and good feeling
in the community 1t Is earnestly To be
hoped that the whole matter may at once
be- dropped. FRANK MCIItTON.
BESwooD, January l2th, 1881.
A communication on this same subject,
from Dr.. Eskey, has been handed in for
publication, and will appear In to.morrow'S
ssue.-EDlroRs TNrELLIGRSCRR,
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RIyER RECORD.
stage Of water, hoVemenis OF B0atI and
OlheF ItemS of IntOFeSt.

4kuhN VI WAANAn vs.
Other Items Of InIoFeSt.
The marks LAST evening indicated I feet
and falling.
The river Is running full Of heavy ice.
There we're no arrivals or departures
yesterday.
At Cincinnati fifty coal bsrges were de-
stroyed by the breakup, Their value Is
about $1,000 each, making the total loss
$4,000 In coal barges. This was unex-
pected, as the owners had taken extraor-
binary care to secure them by cables.
The want Of such barges in case Of . coal
rise in the Ohio is more than they are
worth.
Reports from the river between Cairo
and Memphis are still gloomy, and the
Anchor Line will only send out from
Cairo their lightest drauGht boats for the
present,
Thus far there has been scarcely any
coal lost by the breakup in the MOnon'
gahela, although the danger 10 not yet en-
tiTely over, as the ice in pool No. 8 has to
come out yet.
The ], Sharp Mcdonald, while trying to
make the KSnawha river on Sunday morn
ing, stave q hole in her side. Joseph Wal
ton went to her assistance,
PITTSBURGH, January l2-River 4 feel
aud stationary, Weather clear and cool
LOUISVILLE January l2.-River falling
0 feet 9 inches in canal. Weather moder
ating; very little ice running here; II ii
gorged from Six Mile leland above Utica
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ALLEuEn
PhIiIp DIchsi CHARGED with CohVsrtIn
A FIFm'a Money 10 IiIA own Use.

PhiIIp DIckeI charged with Converting
A FIRMS Money 10 IIIS own Use.
John Vance, Of the firm Of Moorehead
4 Vance, swore ont a warrant yesterday
before Squire James Wheeler, charging
Philip Dickel with CmbeSzlement. It mp.
pears from Mr.. VanCe's statement that
DiCkel was a member Of the firm Of Cox,
DicEel 4 Vance, boiler makers, Whose es.
adjustment was situated near the Market
street bridge east Of Market street, Last
fall Mf. Cox sold out TO W. j..
MOorehead and the firm became Moore.
head, DiCkel 4 Vance. October 23d, Mr..
DiCkel drew $500 from tho Riverside Iron
Works on aCC1Intni repairs done to the
iufnaCe by his firm, Shortly
after this he retired from hfs
membership and sotne timo subsequently
the Riverside Company furnished the sue.
Ceeding firm Of M%oorehead 4 Vance a
statement OF moneys paid them. The
item OF $500 by check to Mr., Dickel was a
novelty 10 them, and rs they allege he
had already obtained other sums. MI.
Vance yesterday swore out a warrant
charging him with the embeaElemsnt as
above.
MI. Dickel claims that he can Batisiac.
tofily explain the matter.
Constable Love arrested Mr.. Dickel
Yesterday afternoon, and late last even.
he was engaged in hunting up a bopds.
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CREMATION The Le Moyne CremAtoty
will again be fred up on Saturday TO roast
The body Of another subject. This time II
IL the corpse OF a Greene Countian that
will be- lncinerAled. II appears that one Of
the Trustees Of the furnace was called up.
on a few days ago by a voting man from
Greensboro, Pa, who wished 10 have the
remains OF his father cremated.
Sir. James Hamilton, the man 10 be
cremated. was a soldier III the late war,
and waa a manufacturer Of stonewars at
Greensboro. lie died on the Goth inst,
and was buried. The trustees Of the ere.
matory had decided not 10 cremate any
body which had been inferred, but not
wishing to refuse any one within such a
short distance OF Washington, they told
the Young man Il he would have a pine
box made, aud the coffin containing the
cofpse placed In IT, and all put into an.
other box, 80 that the frat box need not
be opened, he would consent to the ere.
nation taking place. The cremation will
probably take place Saturday.
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mt. itIs,. - Vu.ti;...
lne ioilowi9g sta.eWens ul "iIliAh %
Ooughilh Oh oome[vl.ie' MIss.' Is 30 re-
matksDle mat we Deg 70 aeh iop tne atte1;
uon 81 ieadets az SayS; N tle iall
OF l9Io was taSen WIN aVIoieht Dleeulng
OF the lungs lOiioweu Dya severe cough.
soon oesah 10 iose my appetite anu nesn.
was 30 WEAK ~ one Time that l C,ulu not
leave ny pea, ~ me s9nlllgr 81 ~ !
was aainll1eu 10 Tue IVY hosp'thI; Mhue
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ia ABOUT one,third of tho entire

"This Is about one,third Of tho entire
weekly product OF the milIs Of the West.
ern Association. II can readily be per.
ceiyed that the enforced st9ppage Of these
mills for any extended period, or even for
two or three weeks, when added 10 the
vigorous condition OF the trade and the
great depletion Of stocks Is likely TO have
notable and favorable bearing on the pos.
sibility oil an advance In rates."
Alter reading the above remarks OF the
Dipach, a reporter Of the INTgLLIaENcER
took occasion to call on the general man
ayer oil the Riverside Iron Works, at a late
hour last night, who expressed himself as
follows, In regard to it: "The matter in
the Dispatch is not truo, and you can con.
tradlct It In the broadcast terms. We held
a meeting last Monday afternoon, and the
upanimity was wonderful in regard to the
matter OF Resistance. No mill but the
N M has conceded ths demand, and Can
tell you briefly none Of them will"
Secretary Jones, OF the Miners AasoClG.
ton, is here, but has not disclosed the
results OF bis visit.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The fol.
lowing Pianos and Qrgans are offered at
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of S. 90 10 $1,000 per
month until paid for:
One seven.OCtave piano, $3.50.
One %seven.oCtave piano, $l75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, 1926.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One six.oCtaye piano, $50.
One Reven.octave piano, $l76.
One Stodatt piano, 1926.
One Bacon and Raven piano, 1926.
One Bix.oCtave piano, 500.
One siE.oCtave piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, Sis.
One hve.oCtave organ, $75.
One five.oCtave organ, S65.
One 4 !.oCtave piano, $35.
One ~Hve.oCtave melodeon, $50.
Que tlve.oCtave melodeon, $40.
One five. octave organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand instruments
are Ia good repair and tune. Gall and ex.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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AMERICAN BlDLE SociKrH.-Rev. Waltei
Long, Bible agent for West Virginia, fur.
nisbes us with the following report Of the
proceedings OF the last months meeting
ii the society: The stated meeting Of the
Board Of Managers was held at the Bible
Houpe, New York, Thursday, January 9th,
frederick y. Winston, Esq in the chair.
The religious exercises we're conducted by
Dr.. Howard Crosby.
Grants Of books we're made to the value
Of about 5000; including $1,000 10 the
American Baptist Publication Society,
5000 Tor distribution at United States Milf.
tRty posts, and 50 600 for colportage. Most
interesting reports still tesCh us ConCetn.
ing the work OF distribution In several
fields, and especially 10 Utah, In which
Territory five new aIxillaries we're feCog.
niSed by the Board. One auxiliary was
also recognized In Illinois.
Advices from Russia report an unusual
distribution Of Scriptures, during the
months OF September and October, by two
.Colporteufs who were sent BY the Russian
Bible Society to Siberia by means Of the
grant made by this Society Tor conducting
that special work.
Receipts for the month, al, 80 20. Issues
ll0,0lS volumes.
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DR.. Ross O. lIoughton, one Of the most
eloquent speakers in the country, de-
lIvers his lecture on John Chinaman at
Home" In the Fourth Street NJ. i. Church
this evening at 1880 O'Clock. OF the lecture
the New York Patriot says:
The lecture throughout was like q fasCi.
mating story. No flourish, no attempt at
show, and yet at times eloquent dsscrip.
ton, brilliant hashes OF wit and humpr,
and strong, we'll rounded periods Of dc.
scription, which marked tho lecture as
one Of rare finish as well as Of deep and
absorbing interest,
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Speaking OF DR.. Ross @. HouVhton's leo,
ture, the Wstertown Daily Times says:
"rhis was the most interesting lecture oil
the course In its presentation OF curious
facts. The leCture,travelsr's description
Of the manners, customs, labors, religion,
education and appearance Of the "Celes.
ttRls'' was exceedingly graphic, and spiced
with pleasant humor, and he held the
close attention OF his large audience unit
tho end"
DR.. Houghton lectures at the Fourth
Street NJ e Church tonight al 7! o'clock,
Tickets 20 cents.
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EVER KNOWN,
Curing the most ~inveterate cases OF skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum, SCal1
Head, BARRIERS Itch, Sores, all crusty, scaly,
itching skin eruption, and that distress.
ing complaint, Itching Piles, AS q blood
purifier and liver regulator, ~"Swayne'H
Tar and %Sarsaparilla Pills" are excellent.
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, DyB.
pepsis, Indigestion, ward of MAlafial
Fevers, cleansing the system and bowels Of
all impurities, restoring 10 healthy activity
all the organs ofthe human body. Price 25
cents a box, FIVE boxes 81. Ointment 90
Cents,three boxes 81 %. Gan be sent by mail
10 any address on receipt OF price In cur.
renCy or 3 cent postage stamps. Address
oil letters Dr.. swayne & Son, 1880 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Sold by all
leading ~druggis8. TThs4w
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WASHINGTON, D. o., January 1911 A. N.
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, and clear or partly cloudy
weather during the day. followed during
The night by colder weather; north TO
northwest winds, rising barometer, with
areas Of rain and snow.
For the Lower Lake Regions, areas Of
rain and SNOW, and partly cloudy weather,
warmer weather with south winds,
shifting to west and northwest during the
night, and colder weather and rising
barometer.
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Just heard from Tom Harris, Virginia
City, Nevada. lie writes that the doctors
bad given up all hopes Of saving him. He
bad albumenRria In the worst form; was
induced TO Try Spring Blossom. He is
now boosting his stamping mill as usual,
Price, so cents; trial bottles, 40 cents.
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MEssRs Lkws & CLEMENS, 81 Twelfth
street, have by far the beat bath rooms In
the city, being fitted up with every re-.
qnisite. No need TO wait. Hot and cold
water always ready.
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Jones now goes to business regularly.
That attack oil neuralgia that laid him up,
md which was only a fresh visitation oil
m old enemy, disappeared, because he
took a friends advice and used DR.
Thomas Eclectic Oil. Rheumatic pain,
cute, bruises, throat and lung complaints,
are invariably CONQUERED By L. :
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CLostSu Our SALE.-CommencingM Mon
day, JANUARY Sd, to close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wal
Paper. Call soon and yet a great bargain
at 2O10 and 2O2l Main street.
JonN RoEMKR.
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TuRATRE,aoERs, club.visitors, late sup
psr.takers and pRtrona Of the horse rail
road Owl.trains, should all certainly have
a bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup con-
venient. Gentlemen, you will need 1t,
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IL eaecLing an arrest, pOliCe officer y.
MCUteay, Of York, Ia, had the misfortune
TO spFain bis wrist so badly that 1t swelled
up and became very sore, rendering him
unable To use 1t. Before retiring he Ap.
piled st. Jacobs vi according to diteciona,
and In the morning all sotenees was re-
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EVERY employee In the Metropolitan
Shaving Psrl0ts, 81 Twelfth street, Is an
artiSt. II YOU want to get a shave that
may be considered a luxury, give them a
call. II will only cost you 10 cents.
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JAMES WHEELER Ottrnds promptly 10 The
Justice and NotArlal Business, the COlIsC.
tIOn Of Accounts, 60. Office No. Ga
Twelfth street.
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N UEEAE ENTs.
THE MAsroDoNs.

~1Isverly's MinstreIs showed to a very
good house last night, and this can
be called complimentary as the aesthetic
taste Of Wheeling will be satisfied with
nothing short Of a minstrel show, aud no
difference what the order OF merit Is, the
show will be %PatroniEel, the h~ackneyed
mots %applauded, the "blaCkened sepul.
Chres'' Of old Jokes encored and the whole
turnout ovated. Havetly's, az a general
thing, however, are a little superior 10 the
ordinary run Of shows Of this kind, and he
does stipulate that there shall be a new and
good thing in the Introductory occasional.
", and a novelty or two in the potpuurri
Of speclalities. II would be invidious to
discriminate, 30 we will dismiss the show
Of last night with the sweeping words,
myery rood"
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THERMOMETER l!ECoRD.-The following
shows the range oithe thermometer, as
observed at %SChuept's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
1850 1881.
IA I9H.Sp :. u,7r.S.I7A.M. 10 n 9 r. N.7P.H.
90 30 81 " ~ IS o.
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BEwARR,-Do not let your druggist PLAN
oGFou YOU any new, cheap remedy for
colds when you inquire for DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup or You Twill be disappointed,
Price Is cents q bottle.
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GEo. r. TAYLOR commences his annual
reduction OF prices in the more important
departments OF his stock to-day. We re.
fer our readers to his advertisement.
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MEssRs. LEWIS 4 CLEMENS, proprietors
Of the Metropolitan Shaving Parlors, No.
81 Twelfth street, have the neatest, clean
est and coolest establishment in the city.
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Louis ssnwAtB will give a yenison lunch
al hls saloon, Main street, below Tenth
street, this evening.
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Toast.

"May we never want a friend, or a
bottle 10 give him." A bottle Of Dr..
Thomas ECleCtric Oil, which Cures cuts,
wounds, burns, sCalds, e'c.
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Dn. BELpiSo will only be here a lew
DAYS longer lie 10 preaching In the Dis.
CibIes' Church every night to good audi.
epces. Service this evening at 7:SOo'Clock.
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Music Books cheap al Shelby.

II you want a bath that will DO almost
equal TO a Turkish bath, the Metropolitan
Shaving Patlofs, 81 Twelfth street, Is he
place to get II.
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Go To your druggist for Mrs, Freeman's
New National Dyes, For Brightness aud
durability of color, are unequaled. Color
from 9 To 5 pounds. Price Is cents. DAw