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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-12
COUSCIL CULLINGs.
short Paragraphs on Laat NIEhrS PFC
ceedIBgB,

Short Paragraphs on LRst Aights Pro
ceedlBEB.
Many members "couneiled torthe last
time LAST night
The City Clerks statement shows an In
crease Of the debt last year Of SO. 1851.
The revenues Of the city for 1850 amount
ed to S2SS, 45l, 70, and the expenses to
S246, as {,
The net debt Of the city, January LIST,
1851, was 1864, Ill, 40.
The city received S2S $50, 45 from licenses
granted coffee houses and ordinances last
year,
About q dozen petitions for reduction OF
water rents were presented last night aud
referred 10 the Incoming Council for con-
s~ideration.
John Smith applied for q coffee house
license last evening, and 8 cute member
made the pertinent inquiry, (which John
SMITH"
The resolution offered by Mr.. All. Oald-
well, that the Special Committee on Leg.
~islation be, and are hereby directed to re.
quest the Legislature to go amend the
Charter OF this city 50 as to require the
the City Council 10 elect the City Ser :
geant, Superintendent OF Water Works,
Street Commissioner and City Clerk, after
the next term OF said officers has expired
stirred up \ regular hornets residence
when it was thrown upon the tender mer'
Cies Of the Second BraRch,
When Mr., HOTkheimer wanted to ad'
iourn before considering the revised ordl.
nRnceB, Mr., Kimberly r%everentially in
quired why the gentleman irem the Sec,
ond ward was in such q hurry for the
benediCtion. No response recorded.
Council keeps abreast Of the times by
INDUCING in the luxury Of a third
house
Councilman Llrkin's fGCetiOus remarks
in regard to the establishment Of q lamp
post at the colored NJ. + Church were
happily conceived, especially the refer
enCe to the moral effect 1t would have on
the community.
When Dr. Reeves got off esprit lie corps
while speaking on tho bOmbshell resOlu'
ton OF Lpeie due Of the First ward, the
blank expression that overspTead the
faces Of some members was amusing to
contemplate.
Councilman Horkheimer offered a reso.
luton rendering the thanks OF the mem.
bers OF the Second Branch to President
Logan and Clerk Updegraff for the faith
tul and impartial manner in which they
discharged their duties. Col. Updegrafi
actually blushed at this appreCiative men.
ton OF his services, while President Logan
yelled his feelings in a oOd'humored
smile.
The "Garden Spot" member wanted
every member 10 register a vow that they
would attend the meeting next Friday
night, upon which suggestion Mr.. Kim.
berly remarked the ~ g." member might
put up 81 for his appearances.
Owing to certain distractions Of mind
Squire Schultze fofgotto make out the re.
port OF the Health Committee, which
made DR.. Edwards read the Squire a pri.
vac lecture-o u harmless and good
natuEed character, however.
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Now, as the Legislature Is about to cor
vene here, II will be highly necessarily r
the members composing 1t shall be pro
vided with the very best food that can h
procured. Martin Thornton. the only t+
taurRtaur in this State, has given the mat
ter much attention and has Hettltd upon
the following as the dish for the Legsi
tors: Breakiast-TendeHloin steak ntt
onions, potatoes, crisp and nice; idN
eggs or omlsttes; Mocha coffee, besiia
other deliCaCies. Dinner-Ro bed,
veal, turkey, chicken, duck, or wild io1A
vegetables, radishes, the whole to coz
Clude with q delicious pie.
Martin has devoted his best energies 10,
the last two years In arranging this bill d
fare and he now feels satisfied that %
more tempting layout can be imaglnel
He has the only restaurant in the Stih
that offers the same pleasant facilities Ni
ladies that II does for gentlemen. The pres
throughout the State Ia requested to az
this matter In handand sec TO It that whsi
their readers come 10 this city they ShL
have no trouble in securing the best enter
tainment. Remember Martin Is the onl
man who has succeeded in this business
and his address Ia 1926 Market street
ladies entrance 1924.
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pERSUNAL ~pARA0RArnS.
strangers within oar GNteS-HOVemCntS
and notes About Home People.

NLfhukcfh NItulu uUF hNltH- HuNeIueula
and Notes About Homo People.
Col. "sIeen'' Thompson, candidate for
Speaker OF the Third House, is in the city.
Major Ed. Mcdonald, o lBUrton, handed
his valise over the Mcclure House office
deAk last night and applied for n bunk.
Capt. DoyenCr and AtLorney.G General
White lett last evening 10 attend the
Taylor Slrsuder trial at PatkerSbufg the
former Rs counsel for the prisoner aud the
latter az prosecutor.
Mrs. K. II. Sweeney 10 fOriously Ill with
congestion Of the lungs.
+. Cleary, representing D. W. Blandon
4 Co., Of Philadelphia, Ia at the New Nc
Lure.
A quiet wedding took place at the resi-.
denCe OF A. N. stevenson, Island, last
evening. The contracting parties we're
]. FOulz, Of East Liverpool, Ohio, and Miss
Ida j. Sterling, Of this city. The cere'
mony was performed by Rev. j. 7. Nc.
Clure. Tie happy couple start Tor their
home to-day.
Hon. j.. N. Camden, who Is alleged to
have the inside track for the Senatorship,
arrived In the city yesterday at noon, and
hoisted his flag at the MCLure House.
VIM. H. Robinson, who has been visit.
ing 10 Pittsburgh, has returned home.
The remains Of John Hunter, Esq
we're brought to the city last night from
New Martlnsville, where he died suddenly
on Monday morning last. Mr.. Hunter
was at one time quite q prominent citizen
and business nan OF thi1 city. lie was
connected many years ago with the Viz.
ginia Iron Works told Point Mill under
the firm name Of Hunter 4 Fleming, and
be came here in his early days from Steu'
bsnville.
The Washington Reporter Of last evening
says: Tho Right Reverend Bishop Peter.
kin, Of West Virginia, spent last night on
a visit to the boys school at Trinity hall.
lie found the school in q lourishing con.
dition. He was accompanied by Rev. Mr..
Buchanan, OF M%Oundsville. They left
this morning for Wheeling.
Mrs. Charles Conner and her two daugh.
tiers, Of this city, are visiting friends in
StenbenvlllO.
Many Of Mrs. S%Cott.siddons' friends 10
this city will be grieved TO learn that the
''iair Rosalind" was thrown from a sleigh
In youngstown, o., on Sunday last, and
severely Injured.
Hon. W. NJ. o. Dawson, Senator elect
from Preston county, iB at the Mcclure.
Hon. Joshua Day, Of Pendleton county,
lie at the Mcclure.
D. Il. Jones, mining secretary, Is at the
Mcclure.
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cALpNELL,s CLASH
with the HembeFs Of the second Branch
Last AlEhI.

Just IS the members OF the Second
Branch Of Council we're going into 8
somnolent state last evening, q resolution
offered by Mr.. All Caldwell, was read
which startled the majority Of the snOOssrs
-or rather the snoozing members. The
spirit Of the resolution was very proper
at least many said so-but 1t was deemed
inexpedient to press it at the present
time.
The resolution directed the Special
Committee on Legislation to ask the Legis-
lRture to amend the charter Of the city so
as TO provide for the election OF the city
officers by Council. When the resolution
was read there was q moment OF calm,
which was broken by Mr.. Pollock asking
the mover what his object was in offering
the resolution. Mr.. Caldwell stated that
he did not aim at any one running for
office at present, nor had he any particular
officer in view when he offered the resolu-
ton. He claimed that the change proposed
to be effected by the resolution would be
Of large benefit to the city.
Mr.. Kimberly resisted. the resolution by
stating that the resolution aimed TO take
away the rights Of the people to elect
the officers that govern them.
DR., Reeves favored the adoption Of the
resolution. Likewise Mr.. Horkheimsr,
DR.. Logan thought the spirit Of the rsso.
luton was very proper, but he doubted
the e~xpedienCy Of adopting the meas ures
proposed OF present, He said it would
very likely prevent the best men from
being elected to Council, They would
undoubtedly be approached before cleo
ton by candidates for the offices, and II
they refused to commit themselves they
would be beaten at the polls by combiua-
tons.
A vote was then called which for re-
suited as follows;
YEAS caldwell, A., Caldwell, B. F.,
Fisher, Goodfsllow, Hamilton, Hork.
heimer, Meyers, Reeves and Water
house,.
NArs-ACker, Handlan, Houston, Kim.
berry, Larkin, MCN&sh, Pollock, Wait
and LogaR-9,
Mr., All Caldwell, who was in the chair,
then announced the vote and declared the
resolution defeated, at which iunclure,
Mr., Ankle, who was absent when the roll
was called, appeared, and some one asked
that his name be called. But objection
was %interpoSed on the ground that the
vote had been announced and the resolu-
ton declared lost. And thus 1t ended,
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EI.ECTIONs
Held III aud Around tue city Yesterday
for Officers.

Held III and Around the city Yesterday
for Officers.
The stockholders Of the Commercial
Bank elected the following officers: G. II.
Booth, j. F. Barnsr, L. A. Hildreth, W.
NJ, List, Il. j. smyth, J,C. Thomas, ".
A. Wilson.
Firh National Bank, BridgpoH.-The fol.
lowing directors were elected by the stock.
holders: Il. p. Rhodes, W. W. Holloway,
A, Brannum, +. a. Junkins, Jas Alexan.
der, John Woods aud Isaac Holloway.
LaBsB Gid,G Works, bridgeport Il. P,
Rhodes, David Brown, Lewis Cox, Rich.
ard q Farley, @. NJ. Rhodes, A. II. Baggs
and James Cox. These directors will
meet next Saturday for the purpose Of
organization.
Peabody Insurance COmpdny-The follow.
ing Director were elected: A. LOring,
j. NJ. Brown, j.. A. Miller, A. D. Seamon,
Jas. +. Barnes, II, ]. CLARK, Alex Laugh.
lin, Geo. Wise, a. NJ. Adams.
National Bank Of lrtA Iirginid-DiteC.
tors elected: James MAXWELL x. ". Haz.
lett, NJ. Reilly, Dr.. A. s.. Todd,O. W. Brock.
uniet, j. II. MCCouftney, Arthur Little,
Il W, 0glebay.
The German Bank will have the same
old Board 10 serve this year.
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AMONG II JusricKs.-The Justice shops
didn't pan out much yesterday. Justice
Felber has q case on hand that will be at.
tended to this morning. The principals
are j. ". Biles and Pat Gavin. Biles as.
sefta that Gavin assaulted him at the
Academy Of Music on Monday evening,
and be desires that the wrong be redressed.
As the reporter entered Justice Cald.
wells office he found the Justice in the act
Of administering the oath to two young
men who desired TO "swear of" Ore de.
sired II to be nominated In the bond that
he was TO be given until Saturday to TAPER
off," The reporter wishes the youths well
The case against an insurance agent named
Bates, hailing from Michigan, who was ar.
rested some days ago for violating the in.
surAnco law Of this State, was dismissed
the other day al the instance Of the Prose.
cutting Attorney, on the understanding
that the company had ceased to do bust.
nesa In the State.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs 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 Feven.oCtave piano, $l75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $l2o.
One liallet aud Davis piano, $3.50.
One siz.octave piano, $50.
One peveh.oGtave piano, Sl75.
One Stodaft piano, Sl25.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $l2t.
One s~ix.oc'ave piano, 500.
One siI.Octave piano, $50.
One SiX.oGtave organ, SIG.
One tlve'oCtave organ, $76.4
One ive'oClaVe organ, sos.
One 4 lcCtave piano, $35.
One RVe,oCtsve m%elodeon, $50.
One iive.oCtave m%elodeon, $50.
One Ave octave organ, new S75.
All the above secondhand Instruments
are Ia good repair and tune. Call and ex.
al Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
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Some people have a fashion oil confusing
excellent remedies with the large mass Of
patent medicines, and in this they are
guilty OF a wrong. There are some adver.
tlsed remedies fully worth all that 10 asked
for them, and one at least We know Of
Hop Bittefs. The writer has had occasion
TO use the Bitters in just such a climate as
we have most Of the year III Bay city, and
has always found them to be first.Class and
reliable, doing all that is claimed for them.
Tribune. NwFdw
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II you stop spending so much on fine
clothes, rich food aud style, buy good,
healthy food, cheaper and better clothing
get more real and substantial things OF lie
every way, and especially stop the foolish
habit Of employing expensive quaCk doc
tors or using 80 much OF the vile humbug
medicine that docs you only harm, but
put your trust in that simple, pure remedy,
Hop BitterH; that cures always at q triiing
cost, and you will see good times and have
good health Chronicle. MwTaw.
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number their hundreds in every com.
munity. Physicians 10 general practice
offer no Cufe-only relief. Many are
anxious TO be cured II they knew where TO
find It. Dr.. Kisner, specialist for rectal
diseases, can cure you by cali z on him
at the st. Jamts Hotel, January 18th. In
his new method you have q suro cure,
safe and permanent, or no pay. No cutting
or tying. No detention from labor, Cure
guaranteed no matter how long or badly
affected. Over 5000 operations and not
q single failure 10 cure, Office 23l Penn
avenue, Pittsburgh, or 1911 Main street,
Wheeling. war
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TAYLOR s%rRAuDRR's CASE Tho case Of
the State va. TAYLOR Straudet will come up
for trial Ia the ., s.. District Court at Par.
kersburg, to. morrow. Capt. Dovenor,
counsel for StrAuder left Tor that city last
night. Attorney General White, who vas
~desipnsted by the Governor to prosecute
the prisoner also left for Parkersbnrg yea.
terday. II is very likely that StrAuder
will be discharged judging from the ma.
turu of the pleas to be Offered by the de.
PENDANTS counsel, The case was carried
IN to the Supreme Court Oh the plea that
a discrimination vas made in impannel.
ing tho Jury between colored and white
citizens. Capt. Dovener intends In the
present triRl 10 offer two pleas. The first
Ia that the jury was improperly summons
ed, and second that the grand jury thAt
found the Indictment presents the same
constitutional questions on which the up.
peal to the U, s. Supreme Court was sna-
The result Of tbe case will he look.
ed forward to with come interest
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AGREEABLE to the report Of d mass meet.
log, published in q La Grange paper, rel.
was made al It's close to the phe.
nomenal efficacy Of ST. Jacobs Oil In the
many painful diseases to which mankind
Is subject. This Ia referred 10 as showing
how stfonga hold the Old German Remedy
Iot rheumatism has on the experience and
rood wishes Of the great public.
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TRANSFERRED REAL EsrArR.-The follow.
Ing deed was admitted TO record in the
Recorders Office yesterday:
Deed made January 9th, 1881, Il. G.
Barr and W.. j. W. Cowden, Special Com.
missionsrs, to William T. Emblem for the
east one.halt Of lot No. 20l, Chapline
street, below Twentieth street, Considera.
HIM Il 6ni.
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TN.


This evening the largest minstrel show
on earth will hold the boards at the Opera
House. The Milwaukee S ntinsl in speak.
ing Of them says: Havetly's New Masto.
don Ministries are truly, to use the stage
v%srnacular, immense" As curtain alter
curtain lifts upon the first part, revealing
by degrees the full force Of the company,
the effect Ia impressive. The display is
fine. The ten end men with their red
velvet coats, and the thirty OF more others
In the conventional dress suits, eVince, by
their costumes, re'peCt for the audience
which is before them. There is no mis-.
taking the fac! that there Is q pleasing
qualify about good clothes. The songs In
the tfst part were well rendered by ireshef
voices than are commonly met In minstrel
troupes, and some VI them, especially the
duet, Lilies Dream" by MessrB. Malcolm
and Thornton, were Of a high order OF
merit. The comic songs were funny, and
the audience were not bored by the usual
large percentage Of old jokes. These
latter were strictly new, and effectively
produced.
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In order to make room for our Spring
stock We will offer for the next thirty
days, positively for cash,
A job lot Of Boys Boots.
Mems Boots.
Children's Solar Tip Shoes.
Missed School Shoes.
II you desire q reliable Boot or Shoe at
cost don't forget to call on Wilson Bros,
opposite Mcclure House. These goods
will only be offered at cost for the next
thirty days.
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Cared Of ristula and plies AFTER st"'
YRRPa 0f S%ufTefInK,

This is 10 certify that have been atttt
ed more than even years with Fiatui Y
ammo and Piles, unable to do any Foh
most OF the time, and scarcely lblt \
walk about. Many times my ifienA
thought I was dying, and bad given "
all hope Of ever beiDg any better. nv
been treated by six different physiclans
all we'll known for intelligence, aud 4
they failed 10 help inc, | was in de'paIi
and thought that in a short time ] wong
die. I saw an advertisement Of Dr.. SmlIli
and concluded | would go aud see hll. .
found him q pleasant man. Alter eAll.
lining me carefully, he would not coy lu
sure, but hs said he would do Wha' "
could for me, as II was one Of The Vg,,'
cases he ever saw. have been under w
Smiths treatment now about louF "esA'
and I consider myself fairly vel. ,
consider IL pfovidential that 'Sp'
10 him, and l make this statement Iof W
benefit OF others who are alike IN c'ti
that they may know where to find 'eis''
and l do II as a voluntary act.
WASHINGTON DELANEY,
Martins Ferry Ohi2.
Dr. ]. Z. sMirH's office is No l2lI Ms'
ket stree Wheeling, W. Va. ""'
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who Drew The Last SlOO,OOO7

The grand extraordinary drawing Of the
State Lottery occurred at New
Orleans, OH December 14!h last, and the
distribution then made published In the
N. o. papers, evidences the fairness Of the
management OF Gems. CT. BeaureRard,
Of La, and Jubal A. Early, Of Va. The
lucky e arc widely distributed through.
out the United States. The holders Of
OF the Vraud capital prize Of $780,.
900, residing one in Williamsburg, n. y,
one in Ullelsea, Mass, two in Fl. Wayne,
Ind, one In a little town neas New Or.
leans, and so on-as scattering as possible.
Any one who seeks information will re.
celve II on application 10 NJ. A. Dauphin,
No. $40 Broadway, New York City, N. y,
or same person al New Orleans, La. DAw
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s. W. FRlsBlE, OF East Toledo, Ohio,
says: 1t afforded my son relief, and dis:
PEELED all signs Of this dread disease,
which has afflicted him since childhood.
| cheerfully recommend the "0nly Lung
Pad" to all AsthmatiC sufferers, - See
adv. HWFGW
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CLOSING Or SALE.-CommenCing Mon
day, January Sd, to close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper. Gall soon and get a great bargain
at 20l9 and 2O2l Main street.
JonN RoEMER,
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Goods in Season-L'gan, List & 90.
stoCkholderS' Meeting Wheeling Iron
and Nail Co.
Opera House-Mr. Joseph Jefferson.
Stockholders MeeUng-Franklin In
suranCO Company.
Wanted Situation.
Wanted Carrier Boy-[head local
Potatoes and Eggs HtrnilS, Bro Y Co.
For Sale or Exchange Country Resi-
dsnce.
City statement-Alex Updegrsir,
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WASHINGTON, b. O., January l2-1 A. Nj.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer and clear or fair weather;
southetly to westerly winds and falling
barometer during the day.
For the Lower Lake Regions, winds
generally from southeast to southwest,
slightly warmer or partly cloudy weather,
stationary followed by falling barometer
and In the Upper Lakes areas Of SNOW,
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LOUIS scHwALB will give a venison lunch
at his saloon, Main street, below Tenth
street, on Thursday morning and evening.
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/ would never leave my bed. That was
three months ago, and now | weigh 100
pounds. I cannot write half Of what |
want 10 say, but WaFnet's Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure did II ALL"
MwF4w H.. o. RoURE, Railway, Nj !.
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Do you buy sheet music? II 60, go 10
sheib's, Washington Hall, and buy at
half price.
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II you want a bath that will be almost
equal to q Turkish bath, the Metropolitan
Shaving Parlorg, 81 Twelfth street, is the
place 10 get II.
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EVERY employee in the Metropolitan
Shaving Parlors, 81 Twelfth street, Is an
artiOt. II you want to get q shave that
may be considered q luxury, give them a
call. II will only cost you 10 cents.
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MugIo BOOKs cheap a. Shelby.

Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are unequaIed. Color
from 2 to 8 pounds. Price 10 cents. paw
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MEssRs. LRwls 4 CLEMENS, 81 Twelfth
street, have by far the best bath rooms In
the city, being fitted up with every re.
quisite. No need TO wait. Hot and cold
water always ready.
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Just heard from Tom Harris, Virginia
City, Nevada. He writes that the doctors
had given up all hopes Of saving him. He
bad albumenaria In the worst form; was
induced to try Spring Blossom. He Is
now bossing his stamping mill az usual.
Price. 80 cents; trial bottles. 40 cents.
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TnE oldest friends are to-day the staunCh.
eat friends Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
They have proven lie great worth IN all
cases OF Coughs, Colds, HoArseness, Tick.
ling In the Throat, Irritation Of the Bfon.
Chial Tubes and Lungs, etc.
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w. T. C~IAYDAUaH, Of Brown county,
Ohio, writes: "Denig's Cough Bslsam is
the elixir Of life TO me, and this Is after
using the Balsam for Year,. One trial oil IL
will satisfy you that 1t lie u%nequaled." Is
Centgla bottle, WAS
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DoN'r forget the yenison lunch OF Louis
schwalb's saloon, Main street, below
Tenth street, Thursday morning and even.
inc
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VENlsoN lunch at sChwalb's saloon
Thursday morning and evening. Don't
YOU forget 1t.
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No TROUBLE with WORMS In your little
iolksIii you use MCLains' Worm Candy.
They are warranted to relieve. No castor
oil feuuifed.
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LOUIS scHwALB will set a free venison
lunch at his saloon, Main street, below
Tenth street, OF Thursday morning and
evening,