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A CARD FROM BEALLSVILLE.

In last weeks issue OF the Gazette its
editor informed the public that "Darhy's
limb not being properly adjusted" DR..
Armstrong was called in to rectify the
mistake of the "Beallsville doctors 1t
is astonishing how easily some people
can lie. Either some one has imposed
upon the credulity of the model lump of
goodness who caters to the politico.in-
tellectnal taste Of the Republicans of this
county or interested motives prompted
him In conveying the idea that all the
physicians of Beallsville we're partici-
pants in case of malpractice We do
not know whether the case was mis-
managed or not but we do know that
neither Dr.. Dennie nor DR.. Shouse had
anything to do with 1t.
We will not accuse the excruciatingly
good man of the Gszette of writing the
article in question with mal.prepense
but 1t does smack little Of what Arte-
mas Ward called "You scratch nv back
and I'll scratch yours" A FRIEND.
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%We neglected to mention las
week the floral decorations at the NJ E
Church on Easter Sunday. Tue Church
was exquisietlY decorated with flowers
and evergreen and was indeed glad
sight to behold. Every one had done
their utmost to make the floral offerings
of the season look as beautiful and ef-
fective as,possible. The pulpit was ia
ken away and in the center of the plat
form was large cross of evergreen and
flowers at the base was bank Of moss,
shells and flowers; above and back of
the cross we're the words in gilt, "Christ
the Lord Is Risen" On either side OF
the platform were the notices, II am
the Resurrection and the Life" and she
bath brought life and immortality t.
light" Wreaths and festoons we're upon
the walls and suspended from the chan.
delier. The decorations were chaste
and elegant and bore eloquent though
mute tribute TO the taste and patience
lavisbed upon their congenial task by
the lady members of the congregation
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Cambridge Jeffersonian. 21st inst.
ImpOrtant Railroad Movement.


Important Railroad Movement.
Senator Atkinson, Representative At.
kinson of Belmont County, Col Sulli-
van, late OF the Bellaire & Southwestern
Railroad. H. Hastings, Esq, OF Bates
vile, and W. H. and c. B. Stevens, 0,
Cumberland, were here on Monday in
consultation in relation to the sale and
purchase OF the Eastern Ohio Railroad
The parties interested were closeted du.
ring the day and little is known of what
was done. The nego .iations we're no,
concluded and another meeting will be
held on next Saturday at this place.
The Jeffersonian is informed that it is
the intention OF the proposed purchasers
if they buy, to direct the route from
Point Pleasant, by way OF Senecaville
to Batesville,thence to connection. with
the Bellaire and Southwestern narrow
gauge, with a view to making it part
of the narrow gauge system by exten-
sion westward. This plan may, how
ever, be changed to one in connection
with the Ohio Centrai's proposed stand
ard gauge extension TO McConnelsville
If an arrangement satisfactory to the
Messrs. Atkinson, Sullivan and Hastings
is concluded. their known energy will nc
doubt secure the completion of the line
as proposed.
The preservation of the interests o.
the Messrs. Stevens is believed to bt
now the only serious matter in the wa,
Of the completion OF the negotiations.
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Two American companies will build
breweries in London this summer.

Two American companies will build
breweries in London this summer.
1t is feared that the peach crop of the
South has been ruined by the frost.
There is some talk OF new Demo
cratic paper being started in Philadel.
phia with John W. Forney as editor.
L. R. Redmond, the famous moon
sinner of North Carolina, has been cap.
tured by revenue officers. Redmond OF
fered desperate resistance and was
wounded.
Gov. Ordway, of Colorado, saws 500,.
600 acres Of land have been devastated
by the floods, and that it will take about
100000 to maintain the sufferers one
month, by which time spring will have
fairly opened.
The Chinese have notion that each
man has three souls When he diet
one tardy soul remains with the body
in the coffin, and until it is safe under
ground there is every, chance tha
the principal demon may capture II
To keep the devil away it is customary
in China to scatter pieces Of paper along
the route of the funeral procession t
distract the attention Of the pursuin;
devil so that the body may be buried il
peace.
1t is asserted that if person expos
himself to the electric light for som
time in close inspection of the same
his hands and cheeks will show-if b
be of fair complexion-all the symptom
Of sunhurn, even in mid-winter, and b
will develop freckles on his ccuntenanc
as quickly as when he goes about ur
projected by sun umbrella in mic
summer.
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MILTONsBURG ITEMS.
April %. 1888

APRIL p, 1881.
Ed. SPIRIT: The health in this com.
munity has not beer very good for seve
raj weeks pact. There have been severa
cases Of sickness. but owing to the skill
ful treatment OF DR.. Steward they art
all recovering.
The Campfire school closed las
Thursday with treat for the scholars
Mr.. Griffith is good teacher.
Miltonsburg is supplied with five sa'
looms, and they are all making their liv
ing.
Mr.. Albert Kremer went to the West
ern State several weeks ago, aud, as VI
learn he Is doing good business
Young men, there is the place to estab
lish yourselves in business.
Mr.. George Schell was visiting hi'
friends in town last week. George nov
lives in Martins Ferry, Ohio, has gro
cery and is doing we'll.
Peter s. Haren will leave home fo
q trip to Kansas on the 18th inst.
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Ed SPIRIT: see in your issue oi
April 19, 1881, an article from L. r De
wore of Jackson Co., Ohio, in which he
(Devore )gives an account of the religious
denominations, and especially of "new
doctrine" which has made its appearance
in his part of the country. He says
"their doctrine so harmoniz,s with the
Scriptures that the most expert critic
can not overthrow it." ! wonder wba,
new doctrine it can be! Is it the doc.
trine that some people call Mormonism
II it is, Jackson Co, is poorly supplied
with critics, for our Ecommon school
boys of Monroe Co, can overthrow
Mormonism. He says that they preach
that the "Rock" upon which Christ built
his church is the Spirit Of God which is
the spirit of revelation. Mr.. Devore
surely is not much of critic, for il
does not require man to be one to see
that that portion OF their teaching does
not harmonizs with the Scriptures Blu,
Mr. Devore attempted to introduce his
"new doctrine" in Old Monroe, but hs
was signally defeated, last winter at the
Hartshorn school house by A A. Bunnel
OF the Church OF Christ, 80 say those
who we're present. SPECTATOR.
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II your child requires vermifuge
I'M do not resort to the old fashioned
Nf0 nauseous remedies, but try that
" which is made up in accordance with
all lne latest discoveries Of science. Patter-
sons Worm Syrup is the remedy we mean.
1t is made of the best material, compounded
scientifically, pleasant to the taste, entirely
safe, and always effectual. 'sChildren cry
for It." Sold by all dealers. 25 cents.
Fold by J. T. JUDKINs, woodsfsld, Ohio.
I, h. PATTERSON, Prop'r, St. clairs
VILE Ohio,
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ITEMS.

Mr.. c. N. ALLEN, OF the Bel'air'
Democrat, has been appointed Cores
ponding Secretary of the Bellaire LoaI
Exhibition. A good seleclion.-St
Clairspille Gazette.
Hon. ISAAC MORTON, after conAne.
ment Of seventeen weeks to the house
by injuries from a fall in New York, is
able to walk about. On Saturday he
walked from the house out Lombardy
street the length OF his lot and back
His recovery has been more rapid and
certain than was expected.-Cambridge
Jefersonian, 2lst inst.
SAMUEL GILLESPIE, station agent of
the c. & P. R. R., at Portland, Friday
evening while walking toward his home
on the track along the bank of the creek,
it IS supposed was taken with an apo
plectic ct and rolled down the bank into
the creek and vas drowned. About 9
O'Clock he was found o short distance
below where he had fallen in, clinging
TO bush dead. He was about sixty
years of age.-Belmont Chronicle.
TIE father of D. B. Devore, the new
Cadet at West Point, was a Coporal of
Co. "a" 116th Ohio, and a gallant SOL
dier who was badly wounded iu front OF
Richmond. OF Mr.. Devore, it is said
by his comrades, that he never shirked
days duty, took drink of whiskey,
swore an oath, smoked cigar or chew
Of tobacco while in the service. May
his son do as we'll at West Point.-No.
Die County Republican.
TIE Supreme Court Of Ohio has re-
versed the decision of the Common,
Pleas Court, in the case of Simon Ar.
cher VS. the Farmers Insurance Company
tried in 1876, and verdict rendered in
favor Of Archer for $500. The Far
mers Company carried up the case on
the ground that the insured had con
veyed his property to his son without
the consent of the company. The Su-
preme Court decided in favor o: the
Company.-Noble County Republican.
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BaItimOre.-April l8.-Cattle-
Very best on sale to-day 64a64; tha
generally rated arst quality 5aa6s: me-
dunn or good fair quality 41a54
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cow
2sa4i; extreme range of prices 2aa64
most Of the sales were from 54a6c.
Mich C,ws-Trade is only fair. Phi
ces, at wholesale, $50 00@45 90 pei
head.
Hogs-We quote common and ligh
trashy hogs at 7faSc; and the better
grades, S4,8Sc; with extra at 8ac
showing little or no change since las
week, quality considered.
Sheep-There has been fair outsid,
demand. but our butchers have bought
sparingly, unwilling to give the prices
asked. We quote Wool Sheep at A.
6ac; and clipped at 4a54c. Lambs s.
lOc.
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Adolph Yaker, who has been in the
habit OF eating raw pork, IS under treat
ment for trichinosis, at the Bellevue
Hospital, New York.
John Holloway, OF Silver Lake, Ind,
has been arrested for numbering bis wife
and infant child, and burning bis house
to conceal the crime.
The Pyramid of Pueblo. In Mexico. il
larger than the great Pyramid Of Cheops
in Egypt. The latter covers only IA
acres, while the Mexican one covers
over 40 acres Of ground, and was origi
nalIy 600 feet high. It is made of sur,
dried brick, and is supposed to have
been built 1000 years ago.
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A Challenge.

HARPER WrLLIsoN and VS.. HARDEs.
TT, of Malaga, challenge o. F FLINT
and SIMON DeRR, JR to meet them a,
Malaga IN Friday the 18th inst, to die.
cuss the following
Resesved.-Tbas capital punishment
should be abolished
Affirmative Flint and DoRR.
Negative.-WILLrsoN and HARDEsTY
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EE There are great many changes
going on through the county in buying
and selling real estate. Therefore Il
would be we'll for all persons receiving
deeds or mortgages, etc., to examine the
Revised Statutes of Ohio, section 4l34
which reads. that all such instruments
must be put on record in the County
Recorders office within six months
from the dav of execution.
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ETThe Governor OF Ohio has order
ed that the enrolling Of the militia of the
State by the Assessors, be dispensed
With this year. The law requires the
militia TO be enrolled every Eve years
unless the Governor orders otherwise.
The Assessors are therefore relieved oi
this duty this year.
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GET YOUR TICKETS.

Mr.. 8. DENooN has been employed by
the Passenger Department Of the Clsve-
land & Pittsburgh R. R. Persons going
West on business or pleasure, or for. the
purpose Of selecting and locating lands
are invited to call on him before select
ing their route. For safety, speed. COM
fort. and satisfactory attention to travel.
ers the Cleveland q Pittsburgh and
Pittsburgh TT. Wayne & Chicago roads
are unrivalled. Every information sau
be had by addressing him at Woodsfield
Ohio. March 1881.
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Concealed weapons--The Law.

Section 6892, Revised Statutes. reads
thus:
"Whoever carries any pistol, bowie
knife, dirk, or other dangerous weapon,
concealed on or about his person shall
be 6ned not more than too hundred dol-
lars, or imprisoned not more than thirty
days, and for second ofense, fined not
more than .fve hundred dollars, or i'm
prisoned not more than three months, or
BOTH"
It would not appear to be difficult
matter to break up the custom of car
rying concealed weapons. An example
or two would make it scarce.
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F The Bellaire Independent, of the
2lst inst says:
There was quite serious accident a,
the Taylor stone quarry yesterday after.
noon, which resulted in injuring two
men dangerously. It was caused by the
bank caving in, and it caught two men
named Citizen Darby and Samuel Ham.
ilton, of BeaIlsvllle, in the fall. The
first named had both his legs broken,
aud the latter had his back injured. Both
meu are in q precarious condition.
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EwWe clip the following Claringto'
items from the Wheeling Register:

ET We clip the following Darlington
items from the Wheeling Registsr:
Mrs. Mary A. Thompson. mother OF
Capts. Stephen I. L. and g. W. Thomp-
son, died at Allegheny City on the 18th
inst. Deceased was q former resident
OF our place and was highly esteemed by
all who knew her She had been con.
sistent member Of the M e. Church FOR
number Of years, aud leaves four sons,
three daughters, and large number OF
friends to mourn her loss. Her remains
were brought down to our place for in.
terment.
Mr.. Powell Heinbrod, who removed
from our place to Cambridge, o.. and
who was robbed on the way out bet weer
Bellaire and Belmont Of 81 800 has re
moved back to our town, and will retain
his old place in C. Lobenstein's tannery
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gTJAooB REIrHERR has just received the
largest Stock Of Candies in the county, which
be will sell ut reasonable prices School Teach.
ers, Sunday Schools and Parties supplied q.
Wholesale Prices. He also keeps a supply oi
Fresh Taffy of his own make. Cakes of all
kinds. Oysters, any way called for
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fwTha Assessors are reauired q

E The Assessors are required to
make their report to the Auditor on
Monday, the 10th day of May. The
County Board of Equalization will meet
on Wednesday, the 18th inst. All per-
sons who have complaints to make be.
cause OF erroneous assessments should
appear before the Board and have the
necessary corrections made
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LOST.

On Saturday, April End, 1881, hand
kerchief containing 1914 dollars, 2 or 3
one hundred dollar bills, about 4 fifty
dollar bills and the rest in $50 and
smaller bills. The money was lost by
the undersigned on the road from
Woodsfeld to Sunfish creek. by the way
OF EppY's, or between Sunfish creek and
his home on Cedar Run. Any person
finding the same and returning it to the
owner will be literally rewarded.
PETER KUHN.
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MARRIED March 81, by Rev. GEO.
MCDONALD. Miss MARY A. WIsENER to
Mr.. ALEXANDER G. HARPER.
April S, by ANON MOOSE. ESQ.,, OF
Wayne township, Miss SARAH A. CLINE
to Mr.. JAMES CLINE
April IA. by Rev. JAMES DAY, Miss
JENNIE DAY to Mr.. MAJos HUrcHIsoN.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Wool--
Qaeiet but steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx snd above 40a
Ale; X 40a4lc: medium 43a45c; coarse
33a37c; New York. Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine 37a40c; medium 43a
45c; coarse 3aa38c; washed combing
delaine 40s47c; unwashed 77a33c; pull
led 30a35c.
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SPRING STOCK.

The best and largest variety in East.
ern Ohio consisting of Dry Goods, No.
tions, Hats 4 Caps, Boots and Shoes, q
large line of Gentlemen & Boys Clio.
thing, . good assortment Of Floor d
Table oil Cloths, good assortment OF
Carpets from Hemp to the best 8 ply
We have reduced prices in almost al
our goods from 10 to Is per cent. Exam
inc our stock before purchasing elswhere
KErTERER & HoEFFLER.
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eB-sPRING IS CoMINGl FARMERS
will need good Farming Implements. WAD.
DELL & HELBLING can furnish you with
the VERY BEST. They are Agents for the
CELEBRATED OLIVER CHILLED PLOW
the best Pow In the market, which they oar
sell you as low a. can be sold. THEY WARRANT
EVERY PLow to give good sATIsFAcTToN.-
Also Pittsburgh Hillside Plows and PLov
POINTS Cor all kinds Of Plews
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AGENTS AND CANvASSERS
Make from $40 to $50 per
week selling goods for E. &. RIDE.
OUT & CO, 10 Barclay street, New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aug24, '80ly.
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w Bonds were quoted in New York
on the 22d inst as follows: U. S. Cou-
pons (lSSl) 103i; New Elves, 1929
New Four-ard-one-halfs, 1l3a; New
Fours, 1145; Pacific Skies of '95, 131.
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Chicag0-April 22.-Hogs-Mix.
ed packing 5 65a6 05; light 80a6 10
choice heavy 6 20a6 As.
Cattle-Demand good and 10c higher
common to fair shipping 70s5 TO-
good to choice heavy 5 50a5 So; ex
ports nominal 5 95a6 35; corn fed Tex
ans 5 15a4 IS; butchers slow at 2 50s
4 80; stockers and feeders 8 30a4 go
Sheep-Market quiet and slow, ba
steady; good to choice 5 60a6 00; I
few common: no fine here; prices nomi
nal, 4 50a 6 Is
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ATM Mr.. BALrzER HINES, OF this place,
was considerably injured last Sunday,
while returning from Lewisville, by bis
horse throwing him He was in the act
of taking of bis coat, because of the
heat, when his horse jumped and threw
him
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CoNsrANrIsoPLE,A April % The Porte
has prohibited the importation of Amer
ican pork. A committe of Americans
will ascertain the value OF the stock oil.
ready arrived, after which it will be de.
s:royed.
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CoRK, April 22.-One thousand emf
grants sailed yesterday for the United
States, and another thousand leave to-
day. They are mostly Of the farming
class.
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SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS!

VICKo choice Vegetable and Flower
seeds, Of all varieties, for sale at
MRS M. A. WAYS,
Woodsfeld Nursery.
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eECall at TIE SPIRIT Office for Job
printing from visiting card up to fall
sheet poster. Letter heads, business,
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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Barnesyille Real Estate Agency.

DHrHcSSIiio INcai EStaV6 AE6UCys
Eight Farms in this ard adjacent
Counties and fifteen pieces Of Town prop.
erty now offering. Address
j. T. ScoFIELD, Agent.
feb8, '81y1,
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baltimore.
GInclumass.

April 22- Flour 8 25a6 25; Wheat l
p; Corn SIC; Oats 46a47c; Rye 20
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CfAcinnati.-April 22.-Hogs-
Firm; common 4 50a5 35; light s Cos
I 90; packing 50a5 95; butchers
6 00s6 35.
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April 22-Flour 4 90a6 20; Wheat
l Ia; Corn 4Sc; Oats Ale; Rye SO;
Barley l 10.
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aEcHAMPIoN CROSS CUT SAWS.
(Manufactured by Henry Dipton 8 Sons) are
the BOSS SAWS. You will find them for sale
at the Hardware store Of
WADDELL d HELBLING.
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES.
Brackets, Brackets,

Call At waddsll 4 Hslbling's and see theil
One selection Of Brackets, Corner and Side
Brackets, Paper Racks, Clock Shelves 40
In fact anything that you want in that line
they can furnish to you on short notice.
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Chicago.

April 2s.-Flour 4 5Ose 90; Wheat l
06al IL; Corn 44c: Oats $40; Rye
l 05, Barley l 04.
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@If you want Furniture 90 to Waddell
& Helbling's before purchasing elsewhere,
hey can suit you in price and quality. Give
them . call.
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Woo dsQeDd stock Market.
April 25-Cattle 3a4Ac per pound ;
Sheep Sa4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross.
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@ashio,1 &Motts.
Plaiis are still in fashion.

Iial1S are etlll In faSnlOn.
Roman sashes are again fashionable
Bronze shades figure largely among
new colors.
Satin surah is to be the favorite silk
OF the season.
Lace mtts will be as popular as they
we're last year.
Plush is used for covering drawing
room furniture.
Flowers and feathers are mingled in
bonnet trimmings.
Oriental styles prevail in the decora.
tion Of drawing-rooms.
New spring hornets are shown in col
ors TO match costumes.
All neck arrangements OF lace and
muslin are fashionable.
Ladies who used to wear Eve and a
half kid gloves now ask for skies.
Double breasted basques and jackets
will be worn by ladies and children.
Lisle thread gloves supersede kid with
the approach Of warm weather.
Spanish lace, beaded with real gold, is
among the newest gilt.edged fancies.
The latest freak of fashion is to paint
q spray of flowers on the high collars
now worn.
Figured Swiss muslins and embroid
cred French Orgaudies will be much
worn this summer
Jewel cases are Of plush, embroidered
with gold, or of rosewood inlaid with
pearl, after the style OF the Sultan NAH
moud.
Portraits are painted on porcelain
plaques and sunk in deep frames of pea
cock-blue, dark green or crimson vel
vet.
Huguenot sleeves, puffed and slashed
at the shoulders, are to be worn. They
are becoming to sligbt figures. but stout
women should avoid them.
The latest novelty in wraps is cloak
shaped like domino, with the fullness
shirred in at the neck to form . yoke
This cloak is made Of brocaded satin or
velvet lined with plush or quilted satin,
has elbow sleeves, clings around the
skirts near the bottom of the dress, bags
around the waist, makes an ugly bulge
in the back, and is trimmed with rude
bands Of heavy, long pile fur, generally
black fox, block hair, beaver, lynx or
monkey,
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tEIf in buying "Grooeries" you want "full"
value for your money 80 to Schumachers, op.
posite the Bank.
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SPECIAL NOTICE 70 tbs PUBLIC

We Offer Induceme ents that shalI
Not be Matched!
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.lOREIGK and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

A Fun Line Of Muslins from SC
per yard up.
Remember we don't show you Muslin to
catch minnows in.
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Portraits are painted on porcelain
plaques and sunk in deep frames of pea
cock blue, dark green or crimson vel
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