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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-01
ADDIIIONAL TELEGRAPH.
TnE FARIRF oN WooLEN eooDs.
ASuit Against the collector OF Customs
AZ ChIeaEO.

ASuit Against the Collector OF Customs
a. Chicago.
CHICAGO, November S0.-An action in
assumpsit is entered in the United States
Circuit Court by the firm Of Wilson Bros
against William Henry Smith, as Collector
Of Customs, to recover $4,000, The plain,
tiffs are importers Of wooden goods, made
on frames, and have been assessed import
duties under section $50, of schedule l, Of
June %, 1874, which provides for taxa
ton OF wool, knit goods, worsted yarns and
all manufactures composed wholly or in
part OF worsted, not otherwise provided for.
This section provides that the tax shall be
20 cents a pound where the value does not
exceed 40 cents, and 30 cents pound where
the value does not exceed eighty cents,
and fifty cents pound where the value
exceeds eighty cents. In addition to the
above an adyalorem duty OF thirty.tiye per
cent. is imposed, making in I'LL about
eighty.hye per cent. duty on the character
ofgoods ofthe plaintiff. The latter now
declare that section 225 OF schedule NJ Of
the same act provides for the class otgooda
| imported by them. This declares that all
wearing apparel made on frames, except
certain articles mentioned, are to be taxed
twenty-five per cent. adSalOrem, no Other
duty being imposed. This, it Is claimed
is in accordance with ruling Of the SUI
preme Court. Under the circumstances
the plaintiffs seek to recover, in the shape
Of a rebate, and urge that they have been
oyercharged by the Government authori'
tier to the amount Of about $1,000.
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Last EntttaInn to Atlnnin.

Once more, and for the last time the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati 4 st. Louis Railway, Pan.
Handle Route, announce Cheap Excursion
to Atlanta, Ca, 10 accommodate those de.
string to visit The Great Cotton Exposition
before II closes. Excursion tickets TO ATTAIN.
Ia, Ga, good for ten days, will he sold al
Ticket Office, y, W. 4 Ky. Depot, and City
Office, Mcclure House, Wheeling, West Va,
for regular Express trains, on Sunday, De.
cembet 4Lh, and Monday, December 6th at
the rate Of $2i 10. Tuesday, December 9th,
there will be grand gathering at the Expo.
sitloii, OF all Planters and Farmers OF the
South, who will each be requested 10 bring q
sample Of the products OF bis own raising.
ThisOi itself will furnish q grand display,
and decidedly. interesting sight TO PERSONS
not familiar With cotton raising. The Expo.
sitlOn will close on Thursday, December 18TH.
Don't miss this last opportunity OF visiting
one Of the most attractive Exhibitions ever
held In this country. Remember that tickets
will be good for ten days. Apply 10, j.
NJ. BELtEviLLE, Agent r., W. 4 Ky. De
pot, or JotiN BAIGiE Agent, City 0flce,
Wheeling, W. Va, for Excursion tickets and
special Information
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A POSTAL ORDER
To Prevent the spread OF Contagious
Diseases Through the Mails.
The following very timely order Is at hand
20. DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, D. c.,
November 20, 1881.

Order No. IS.
Where the health officers Of q village, town
or city, by official action, declare that mail
matter from any other village, town or city
Is liable 10 communicate n contagious dis
ease, which ut the time Is prevailing in the
place whose mail II Is thus sought to quaran.
tine, and such health officer shall furnish
the postmaster with certified copy OF such
declaration, 1t shall be the duty OF said post.
master IL refuse to accept said mall matter
from any carrier or mail messenger, and he
shall furnish such carrier or mail mes.
senger with copy OF said declaration, to be
delivered by him to the office thus quaran-
tined, with tho mail matter so refused, and
the facts shall at once be reported to the First
Assistant +. NJ. General.
In the absence OF bOardOf health officer,
the declaration OF the regular county or city
medical society may be accepted, and failing
such organization, the opinion Of such ply
sicians us the postmaster may regard as most
reliable, may be acted upon.
The mail so returned shall be held until
the prohibition Is removed, and shall, after
being properly fumigated under the direction
Of the medical. authorities, be forwarded to
the place Of original destination.
FRANK HATroN,
Acting +. NJ. General.
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PERsO1AL ARRAIRs.
Gossip AhOut Prominent People Hsrs
and ElIalThere.


Ed Rogers Of Wheeling, VleePresident,
on bushes. -!StsibtRVil Herald
Mr.. A. B. Bedillion, formerly connected
with the postotiice, and the posiessOr Of many
friends In the city, Is here as the manager Of
the Keystone Clothes Wringer.
John n, Dulaney, OF the firm Of W. ]. G,
Dulaney 4 Co., Of Baltimore, Is In the city.
His firm is the one the State has a contract
with for stationery. Mr.. d. Is member oil
Baltimore City Council.
The genial Jake Kemple Is to tell Benwood
folks all about the Calculations Of an Office
Seeker tonight Jake is able to doit-he
has been there, and the Benwooden people
should give him good house,
Miss Jennie Hull, OF Wheeling, who L
visiting Miss Jessie 0dbert, gave an exhibi
ton offancy skating at Armory Hall last
evening, This young lady took the trst
prize at the Cincinnati Club rooms, and II
classed IS the best skater in Wheeling
SteGbenrille Gazette,
Mr.. Gotleib Rosenhain, one OF our bushes
men, few days aso slipped off slyly TO New
York and became engaged TO lady named
Miss Blanche Wolf. His numerous friend
in this city heard Of II and met him in fore,
at the r., W, & Ky. depot last evening on hi
return, showering him with congratulations
He was both surprised and gratlfed,
Rev. DR.. Barnitz OF Wheeling, W, Va,
prominent divine OF the English Lutheran
denomination, was in the city Sunday, Il
the morning he addressed the Sabbatl
School, and preached to the church, and Il
the afternoon made addresses ut the Clifton
street mission and the North street mission
and one In the evening to the Band d Hope
in the Lutheran Church, His subject wa
bis work among the poor and lowly II
Wheeling. DIR. Barnitz has long been ideI
titled with home mission work, and by hi
labors has built up church In his natly
city. He is also connected with on Orphan
Home In Wheeling. His work has bee
among the low fOrms Of our population, TIL
General Synod of the English Luthera
Church appointed him Secretary Of tn
Home Mission, his work being In the Yves
and he has spent some time In Kansas, N
braska and Minnesota. He resigned hi
position in Wheeling week ago yesterla
aud Is now unConfned, as he wishes. j
has been the guest OF Rev. N. ], frey, an
Mr.. p. A. SCHNEIDER. He was entertaine
last night by Mr., Ross Mitchell. Mr.. Barnit
expects to stay in Springfield until Tuesday
when he will return to Wheeling for perloI
Springfield, Ohio Republic.
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Part 1, presided over by Judge Boyd, con.
yened at . O'Clock yesterday morning, and
the case Ot the State vs.. James Sutton, IN.
tilcted for petit larceny, was called, but the
defendant not appearing, being out Oh bail
capias was Issued and Sutton arrested BY
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell who lodged him ii
jaii. Sutton Is charged with stealing veSl
from Charles Bente-.
The next case called was the State VS. Nc.
Adams and Stanley, indicted for highway
robbery. McAdanis appeared In court III
charge Of the Sheriff, and de'nuilCd TO the In
dctmeht, which the ouftOveTuled Aplea
Of not guilty was then made and issue taken
on tho same by the State. On motion Of tile
defendants tile cases were then continued
until the 18th Of December. Subsequently
the court set aside the order overrullnS the
demurrer and ordered both prisoners brought
Into court, They jointly demutred and the
matter was taken under consideration by the
court, This Is the case In which the defend,
ants are charged with rObbing ]. Murdoch, OIL
Ohio, one evening "a he was walking alona
Sixteenth street several months ago, Jordan
ard Good for the State; DOvener, Arnelt and
Cfacfan for the defense
In patti Judge Jacob called a few cases
5and htardAtguments, and both parts adjourn.
I'd 10 this morning ADAM.
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THE RIVER.
Happenings Along the wharf-stOam.
boat Bqulbs.

boat Squlbs.
The Scotia Is due up to-day and the Emmi
Graham down,
One OF the barges Of Grays Iron Line ha
been taken on the dry docks to be caulked.
Several towboats passed up yesterday will
emptes, among them the Alarm, Ark ant
jim. Burton.
"Still falling Is what the ancient mariner
said last evening" when questioned as TO thu
river. An examination Of the marks showed
o feet 5 inches III the channel.
The Diurnal did not go out yesterday NOR
ming on account OF slight accident happen
ing to It's boilers, and the Welcome took hel
place In the ParkerSbuag trade.
G. Y. Lucas, the music man, yesterday pre-
sented the handsome Bellaire packet named
after him with handsome set OF COlors
which she will wear to-day. II consists OF {
long streamer with the name, Union Jack
and large and handsome regulation United
States flag.
LOUISVILLE, November 30.-River falling
with 8 feet 10 inches In the canal and 0 feet
inches In the chute on the falls. Business
dull. The John A. Wood and Acorn left fol-
New Orleans with coal, Alice Brown and tow
10 st. Louis, Jennie Walker and tow 10 New
Orleans, Sea Lion and tow to New Orleans,
N. Clark and barge from Concordia, Sai1
Roberts and bargeS leave tonight for 81
Louis and New Orleans. The Mary Houston
from New Orleans Is at New Albany and will
probably get through the canal tonight.
CtSclSNArr, November 30.-River IL feet s
inches and falling. Arrived: Ariadne, Ten.
ncSseeriyer. Departed: Hudson Pittsburgh;
Dick johnson, Evansville; Vint Shinkle,
Memphis. up scllenck and Jennie Camp
bell and barges, New Orleans. Passed up:
Bright LightSt. Louis 10 Pittsburgh; John L.
Rhodes, Pittsburgh to 81. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, November 30.-Arrived: Rain.
Millar, John s. Hopkins and Rainbow. The
passed down. Weather cloudy; hard rain
this afternoon.
New ORLEANS, November 3O.--Arriyed:
Tugboat Night Hawk and batges, Memphis.
Departed: Holiday, Henry Lowry and
barges, st. Louis Golden Crown, Cincinnati.
Cloudy and rainy. Thermometer 72'.
CAIRO, November 3O.-Arrived. Thomas
Morgan, Cincinnati; City Of Providence, ST.
Louis. Departed: City Of Helena, st. Louis
River 80 feet inch and falling. Weather
cloudy.
vtCKsRUR0, November 3O-weather fair
and warm. Thermometer 100. River risen
A inches. Down: Golden City; no boat up.
pfrrsBuRuH, November 3O.-ftiyer 8 feet
and stationary. Weather clear and peasant
The Montana left this evening.
MEMPHIS, November 3O.-River stationary.
Departed ]. W, Gait Cincinnati. Weather
Sh0wOry.
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In no way 10 the power OF the press more
surely shown than In tho universal knowl.
edge that has In less than year beer tiif.
fused throughout fifty millions Of people Of
the wonderful curative properties OF that
splendid remedy Kldney.W6rt And lie
people from the Atlantic to Tho Pacific have
shown their Intelligence and their knowledge
Of what Is In the papers, by already making
Kidney.WOrt their household remedy fof
all diseases Of the kidneys, liver and bowels.
-Hef0M. NWFAW
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TIE cold iron nail feeders strike still con.
tinneS, and last evening the feeders were
feeling rather jubilant. About two hundred
are on the strike and at present only four
have gone TO work. The reason for the Joy
among the feeders last evening was that yes.
terday morning II was found that ten Of the
strikers had gone to work, but before noon
the parents Of six Of them had been seen and
the boys Ind come out, leaving only four.
These four ayow their intention OF Keeping
at II. One Is the President and the other the
Secretary Of the strike. The feeders claim
that the nailers are using unfair means to
get the strikers back. The nailcrs say that
they cannot afford 10 .pay more than two.
ffths Of what The machine makes and that
they will be obliged 10 procure the self.
feeders II the strikers do not return. The
strikers In turn, CHIN that only one mill
can support the Selffeeders, and so II goes
on with little sign OF Ceasing. The feeders
held q meeting yesterday afternoon over
the gaining Of the SIX who lad gone to work.
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AR housnnds nm TestIrv,

So does Thomas Roberts, Wholesale Grocer
Philadelphia, who says; "Dunetts Cocaine
allays all irritation OF the scalp, and will
most ellectually remove dandruF and pre-.
vent the hair from falling OUT
BURNETr's FLAvoRTNd EXTRACTS supe.
riority Of these extracts consist In their per.
feet purity and great strength. They are
warranted free from the poisonous oils and
acids which enter into the composition Of
many Fictitious fruit navors.
For sale by Logan & Co., Wholesale Drug.
RiStS Whaling w Va
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For SALE,

.DIANO FOR SALE AN ELEGANT
l. Piano In fine condition. Call at lilS ChlplIhs
stfeat r. o. JORDAN MO |
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

The Board Of Equalization and ,,,..,.
n the Chamber Of the Flnt Bmnab F IVY Nill meet
me City sailging on the following ISys SISaE 4
sessments on real estate md sIetIlOn Of u
petition from any other wnl Min H. f EnLUITGny NJ
SIN Sa sG @s S" = stated and ali pOns M NJ
Clerk Of the Boanl. Assessment HG hird with hi
at the Office Of the city CLERK. 0OOA' may By 'se'
First Ward-Novcmbcr II aud 10
Second Ward-Noyember IA and IL
Third WRrd-Novcmbcr 10, Tupdis
Fourth Ward-Novcmbcr 81 and ~
Fifth Ward-NOvembcr % and24
Sixth Ward-Novcmbcr % and 20,
Seventh Ward-Noycmber Is and %
Eighth Warl-Noyember 80, December,
By order Of the Board, .
D. A. GALLIdAN, Clerk. "'''>'" '"Atnaa'
WHEELING, November 10, 1851. 80,
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Mrs. Wallace Buffalo, N. y, writes: u"
have used Burdock Blood Bittefs for nervous
and bilious headaches, and have recommend
ed them to my friends; believe them supe.
rior to any other medicine have used, and
can recommend them To anyone requiring n
cure for billousness." Price 81 90, trial size
10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling W. Va.
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dor SALE, VERY CHEAP $4,000
.I acres Of choice coal, timber and gnIlng land
In Webster county, West Virginia. The lhltlnOv,
Cincinnati d Western Central Railroad Will pli
through or very near the tract. J. q. HAMILTON.
lOS Washington Street, Chicago, ILL., nO@
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Mothers / Moi hers II Mothers m

Are you disturbed at night and broken OIL
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruCiating pain Of cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow,s Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon II; there Is no mistake abOutit, There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell YOU at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe 10
use In all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
Is the prescription OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. 26 cents bottle.
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WASHINGTON, December III A. N-For
Tennessee aud tic Ohio Valley, light rains
followed by colder clearing weather, north.
west to southwest winds and rising barOtnC.
tor.
For the Lake Regions, cloudy weather and
rain OF snow, followed by colder and partly
cloudy weather, southerly to westerly Wind,
rising barometer In the southern portions,
followed by u falling barometer.
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ENOR sALE-BUGGIES, PlIAET0NS,
IL and Wagons. Now Is the time iOr baEAllL
Also ine Daft Horses for nIlG. ]. ", FERRElL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets. OClO
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Mr.. W. CALLER, OF the Columbus t0hio)
Dispnich office, says "If every medicine
possessed the genuine curative properties Of
81. Jacobs Oil there would be great dimin.
ution Of medical graduates, Ny wife used
II lately In a very severe attack OF vertigo,
and the result was very gratifying. Rankin,
Of the Journal, had something like the
humps few days since, lie bought o bot.
tie OfsL Jacobs oil and 1t did him more
good than all the doctors. 1t Is splendid
thinE,n
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Spare Ribs-D. 9. list, Jr.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
Wanted-Rellablc CanvaSers,
Real Estate Bulletin.
Decorated and Plain Stone China-Walton
\ Sweeney-SecOnd page
Partner Wanted.
BE Comfortable Save Fuel
Lost-A Bunch OF Keys
The Wheeling Turkish BATH.
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II Is strange any one will suffer from de.
when sCoviiEs sARs&pARiGfIX 4ST
sTlLLlNG1A or BLOOD AND LIVER sYf.
UP will restore health TO the physical organi.
Eation. II lisa strengthening syrup, pleasant
to take, and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing scrofula, syphylilIC
disorders, Weakness OF the Kidneys Efysipe.
las, Malaria, Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and DiseaSosO Of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc,
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Smallpox Is prevailing to an alarming eI-
tent In East Liverpool, O., and rs a great
many OF our citizens and people from this
county are in the habit Of visiting that city
quite often, our people are very, much
alarmed for fear It will be spread in our
community this winter.
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COMPLETE lines Of Mems and Boys
Reversible Ulstcrettes. SpeClalties In
Fancy Underwear, NeCkwear and Black
Hosiery. Elegant SILK Umbrellas, with
Amber aud Ivory handles. Novelties In
Silk Suspendcrs and Handkerchief, put
up elegantly for Christmas presents. 100
pairs clty.nalC Over Caters.
d. GUNDLING & CO.,
Star Clothicrs, 80 Twelfth Street.
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FRESH and large supplies in all the
grades Of Mems, Youths, Boys aud Chill.
lren's Rubber Coats.
d. GUNDLING 4 co.,
80 Twelfth Street.
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IIenry,s Cnrboiie solye

10 the best salye for cuts, bruises, sores, Ulcers
salt rlieum, letter, Chappedhahds, CliilblainS
corns and all kinds Of skin ertiptions, frpCk.
les and plmples. Get 1Ienry's CdrbOliC salve,
as all others are counterfeit. Price 25 cents
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WANTED.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE,
GENERAL NorInpc

NoTIGE-THE STOCKHOLDERS o.
~ The West Virginia Exposition and -, 0P
House. oi ohI s's So @gesed H. 70 RsS coSs
CEMBER, 1851, at o'clock p I'M H. uAi OF ~
eleeting Hoard Of Directors and ,, Me puIote VI
other business which may b. Lmprh, y. ttlhg any
the BYLAW '''''''@ - lIAad II u
no2 GEO, HOOK Co.,,
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You are sick WELL there Is Just tone remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt, Fits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "Well'S
Health Remover Is your hope $lOe Drug.
lists. Depot Iaughlin Bros. x Co., Wheeling.
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L. ?. Follett, Marion, O., states that he has
used Thomas EcleCtriC Oil for burns, and
has found nothing to equal II In soothing the
pain and giving relief
Soldby Laughlin Bros & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,

~ MOUNDSVILL.E. ,...,.a
5000 Apple Trees, two three, four ana n's I'''"
5000 Peach, OnG iron bId) yeat
5000 plums, one and two years
5000 QulnCes, two and three ycafs
800 Cherries, one and two year., -. 4. IA
5000 EyegrtVns, mostly JuniPei, from ohe gaIoS
feet The above are thrifty and IN Bgp UlS o"sS
for manipulating. VIII sell ~ low " WIiyri Nil
LER, MOuhdvlllu Nursery Is one mug w :"
MnundNllle depot urrHs.----
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.H1ii1 size.


lost UREEKi Harrison County, ". Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital to come and build first.
GLASS FLnuRtNa Mill Coal and water In
abundance. Situate on the line Of the O., w.
4 @. R. H. For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
BaSsell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
W. Va.
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, US observeda at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday.
tSgO isst
= AN. t2A,SE NJ IAN. N,7p,N.
IL 81 % 81 90 60 % 10
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Dr. tlreen'a Oxygennted iiitteru

Is the best remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness,
malaria, indigestion and diseases Of the blood,
kldheys, liver, skin, etc.
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MANY people afflicted with phthisis pull.
mohalis (Cohsimption) use Dr.. Balls Cough
Syrup with great benefit and relief. Price
Qb rHrtsA n h0ttia
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IAfs Tuesday evening a steamboat man
named !, q. leap was mourning the loss Of
two ton. ono five and one two dollar bills,
liz suspected that he had been relieved while
IN d house Of bad fepute IN ALLEY q The
police were notified.
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The thing desired iouhdat last Ask Drug.
eIsts iof Rough on Rats. IL clears Ion out AZ
mice, tOaeheSi dies, bedbuga ltc boxes,
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TnE trial q Guteau is progressing slowly,
and fifty million people are waiting for tile
yeril Jet; but the decision Of the people Is that
the Acme Baking Powder Is the best and
pufest made. Put up in 10, 10 and 80 cent
cans For sale by all gtUccfs
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"a LADY had the flesh eaten of her arm By
scrofula. Could sec the sinews working
'LindSeys Blood SearCher' cured her" j
RalstOn, Elderton, Pa.
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TIE greatest variety Of silk Handker
chiefs in this State, at SpeyCr Bros.
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NOTICE TO CERTAIN TAXPAYFRS

This Ii 70 notify thu persons hereafter nam0A ,h,,
the BOarl OF Equalization and AppsiS NV Wy
creased the valuations made by the A,SGs,o,, nv w.
real estate assessed In their respective name, ~
they are hereby notified that the Saii B6Hni Nh "
~ session u the Gity building, on TiIURsDt Y,Si
FklOA1! DECEMBER J md . to hear and deter
mine any appeal or petition on account Of uld ID.
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CASES in which the heart Is weak and II.
regular in action are soon restored 10 health
and regularity by Fellows Syrup of Hypo
phosphltes. MwHGw
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CHOICE GOODS arriving every day at
DlLLON'S Jcwelry Store.