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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-21
RIVER NEWS.
Movements OF StenmbOats-Levce Notes
and Gossip.

Movements Of Stenmb0RtS-Levce Note
and Gossip.
The marks last evening indicated abou
twenty.one feet and rising.
The local packets are making their dali,
trips as usual.
The ST. Lawrence got away Tor CinCin
natl on Saturday evening with good triI
out.
Tho Diurnal will he to-day q packet fol
Pafkersburg leaving at l0:90 AM
The Andes Ia due from Cincinnati TO-
day and will return at the usual hour To-
morrow evening.
The Pres Ellison is the daily packet fol
New Martinsville, leaving at 2P. n.
The La Belle Ia the BelIaire packet.
The StoCkdBle passed up,y yesterday from
Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh.
The Clara is due up to-day from New
Orleans TO Plttsbufgh.
Capt. Jack Harrison, Of Belpre, has
bought the steamer Virgie Lee, we under.
stand and will take her ont OF the Mays.
Vile and Cincinnati trade, In which Bhs ID
now running, and put her In the PatkefB.
burg and Pittsburgh trade.
ST.. LOUIS March 2O.-River % feet by
gauge. Weather clear and pleasant. Ar.
rived; Helena, viCksburgi Hillman, Cairo
and Iron Mountain and barges, New Or.
leans. Departed: Silver, Future City and
barges and Gould and barges, New Or.
leans. The towbost Jay Gould and bafges
left here to-day with 23l, 600 bushels bulk
corn and $4,000 buck wheat, equal TO 800
tons, iof New Orleans, 10 be transhipped
there for Europe. The towbOat Future
City also left for the same port with four
bAfees oil bulk grain, but the number oil
bushels cannot be given.
PITTSBURGH, March 2O.-Rivef 10 feet
and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
CAIRO, March 2O.-AFfiyed; Dutiee,
OuaChita river; Maude, Memphis; Ste.
GeneVieye, 81. Louis; Harry Brown, 81.
Louis; City Of Helena, vicksburgi Grey.
hound, Ohio; virgie Lee, Thompson
Dean, 81 Louisi Wyoming, PltBbutgh;
Carrie Miller, Cincinnati, Centennial, New
Orleans. Departed Maude, 81. Louis
Dufiee, 81, Louis; Ste. Genevisve, Mem.
phisj Greyhound, Memphis; Vlrgie Lee,
Cincinnati; City OF Helena, 81. Louis
New Orleans; Wyoming and
Centennial, ST. Louis" River 80 feet 8
inches and rising. Weather clear. Their.
49,
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Secretary Of State stalnsksr Saturday
issued a certificate Of incorporation to The
Peoples Building Association Of Ulatks.
burg, an organization for the purpose OIL
assisting lie members TO build houses, Dor.
row money, etc. The pticipal office is Ia
be al Clafksbufg, Ia Harrison county, W.
Va, and lie charter expires April /, 1891.
One thousand three bundled dollars has
been subscribed, $3.50 paid In, and the
privilege Of increasing the stock 10 $780,.
900 Il reserved. Shares are $3.50 each and
are held by the following persons, each
holding one share, viz! D. Porter Nor.
gan, ", T. Richards, j. W. Vandervoft,
NJ. g. Holmes, James Monroe, I, y. Ram.
age, o. 8. spAtes, W. H. Dawson, NJ. q.
Smith and A. o. Moore.
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WRLls1uRo, Mach l9.

AVNAA
WRLLs7uRo, March 10.
The taking Of testimony in the case Of
the State vs.. David Parkinson on trial,
charged with burglary, came to a close to-
day about noon. The State Is represented
BY Prosecuting Attorney Eugene TAR, G,
W. Caldwell and ]. B. sommeryills, and
the defense by E, G. 0racrait, ], q, Good
and Col. Arnett. The arguments, pro and
con, will probably not conclude before
noon on Monday.
The sheriff started out last Monday on
the hunt Of thirty brand new jurymen
He came acroes one fellow who said "hC
didn't know nothing about those fellow
you are trying down there" He was tolC
that he was Just the kind OF man he wa
alter, He came.
The Brilliant Glass Works, at Lagrange
Is running day and night, An elegant
article OF ware and Of unique design Il
being produced. Everything Is moving
of as satisfactorily a. could be expected
for o new concern. The citizens OF La
grange have not succeeded in getting thu
name OF the town changed yet. Put
little more vim in it, gentlemen. Push
and push hard,
George, son OF William Frank, died O.
fever this morning. He was q young mar
Of fine character and was highly esteemed
by oil who knew him.
Mrs. !. A. Pearce, OF Beaver, Pa, ant
Mrs, G, X, MCMeChen, Of Wheeling, werl
the guests Of Mrs. L, E. Holmes durinI
last week.
Miss Mary Barnes Is quite i'll.
Capt. Thos. White, who was severed!
injured by receiving q fall during thl
winter, but recovered sufficiently to wall
out, we are sorry to report Is confined Il
his room ugain, G, B. O.
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LENrEN LEoTuREs.
"The Triune GOdn- bishop Kain's! Third
Leuten Lecture.

"lno Ifluuo NOu'-hthnoD AhlubI AulkN
Leuten Lecture.
A large audience was present al st.
Joseph's Cathedral yesterday afternoon to
hear the third lecture Of series Of lenten
dlfCourses delivered by Bishop Kahn.
The inner life OF that Divine Being
whose existence aud perfections had been
treated OF in the two former lectures, was
the subject on which he spoke. The God.
head Is not an impersonal substance whose
only manifestation Is outside Of itself.
That were Pantheism. God is an essen
TALLY active and intelligent being. From
eternity His Divine intelligence has been
at work. The subject knowing Is infinite
the act OF knowing is the necessary opera.
ton Of an infinite being; then the object
known, or the term OF that infinite
intelligence must be something, not finite
and evanescent like our thoughts, but sub.
stantial and Infinite, and personal. The
term oil Gods divine end necessary
knowledge Ia His word-the substantial
image and reproduction Of the divine per.
lection OF the Godhead God must love,
by necessity Of bis being this all.per.
feet Word, or Son whom He generated
from eternity and the Divine Son In like
manner must love the Father by whom
He was begotten. The term OF this mutual
love is again (beinR o necessary opera.
ton OF the Godhead) infinite, sub.
stabtial, personal. Thus from the
Father loving His Divine Son. and
the Son loving bic eternal Father
proceeds the Holy Spirit. Reason cannot
indeed fathom this deep mystery Of the
Trinity; but II can show that there is no
contradiction In the terms in which the
church proposes II. For unity belongs to
the essence or nature Of God, and Trinity
to the Divine persons. Holy scripture
teaches this profound mystery, as appears
from numberlees passages Of the New
Testament. These were quoted and OK.
pounded by the Bishop, as proofs OF the
orthodox doctrine. He then proceeded to
show that the denial OF the Trinity
involved the denial OF the inOarna.
ton OF the Son Of God, the
redemption, and the whole Christian sys.
TEN. The absolute Importance therefore
OF this dogma was constantly inCulCated
BY the Christian church. The Catholic
practice Of making the sign Of the cross,
with the invocation Of the Holy Trinity,
was dwelt upon as very simple, yet very
effective means Of reminding the faithful
Of this and other sacred mysteries Of re.
ligion,
The "God man" will form the subject Of
next Sunday evenings discourse.
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TIE BEST JOKE YEF.
How an UndeFlAkeF Wanted 10 Measure
Live Han for Q Conn.

Live nan L0E coma.
Many have seen and heard Of Herne's
Hearts Of Oak" but there are as many
more who do not know Of Herns's heart
for a joke. This pun will probably be
deemed as ghashy as the joke, but we
can't help tilt comes so natural, you
know,
But for the practical joke, Mr., Herne,
the "Terry Dsnnison" Of the Hearts OF
Oak" took it into his head Saturday
morning last to have some fun at the ex.
psnse OF Fred W, Best, the manager OF the
troupe, who was confined TO his room by
illness. Putting on q gloomy, funeral ex.
preston he went to the Mcclure House
Office and asked Col. Sam Harrison to send
out for some cut flowers. He then depart.
ed for an undertaking establishment and
asked that the undertaken be sent down to
room No. 2l2, Mcclure House, TO measure
corpse, and at the same time selected
the style OF coffin he wished. He then
went to an engrsver and had silver plate
engraved, After he had primed the whole
affair he went back to the Mcclure House
to see the developments.
The undertaken soon appeared and walk
ed up to the clerks desk, and asked Sam
Harrison TO have him shown TO No. 2l2 to
measure the corpse.
Sam has very sympathetic nature, and
he Immediately turned around to Mr.. E.,
s, Norton, the proprietor, and said in q
sOIrowful tone Of voice that the sick man
in 2l9 had died, and here was man to
measure him for coffin"
Tho three men, accompanied by two
agile bell boys, soon scaled the steps and
rushed into 2l2 to see the corpse, There
was no corpse. Best was sitting In chair
reading newspaper. Herns and others OF
the troupe dropped in, and when Best
was informed that coffin and cut flowers
had been ordered for him, and that the
undertaken was present to measure him, he
tumbled to the joke and seeing the merry
twinkle in Herne's eyes loudly proclaimed
that the corpse had been taken away an
hour pgo, and upbraided Herne for the
slowness OF his movements In attending to
the last sad rites oil his departed friend.
The laugh that followed was long, loud
and continued, and in which all joined.
1t may have been very funny but 1t
seems to us that Mr.. Herne will not care
about playing any more jokes that are so
costly. When he pays oil the bills he will
be apt to conf ure up q cheaper method Of
"having fun"
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Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps Of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your.
selves II you can afford for the sake Of say.
ing fifty cents, 10 run the risk and do
nothing for II. We know from experience
that shiloh'g Cure will Cure your Cough.
It never fails. This explains why more
than q Million Bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieves Group, and Whooping
Cough, at once. Mothers, do notbe with.
out II, For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Edmund
Booking, and y. Moenkemoeller, Wheel.
ING. W. Va.
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acRAPs OF NEWS,
Gathered Here and There b. Intelli'
EoneaR Reporters.

geneeF Reporters.
AucTlosRRR HAILER sold the Catherine
Schape properly last Saturday to MTs'
Bridget Lewis for 81 200.
Ed, FLANAGAN, q heater at the Belmont
mill was rejoicing yesterday over the az
rival Of 0 twelve'pound boy.
The guarantora for the payment OF the
costs for the Inaugural ball were called
upon TO pay 81 so each. Cheap.
THR net revenue OF the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati 4 St. Louis Railroad last year was
S, O49, 900; an increase Of S4S5,OOO.
THOMAS ARMSTRONG, driver for P, l.,
Kimberly, fell of his wagon Saturday AZ
ternoon, suffering severe injuries thereby.
AN alarm Of FIRE Saturday morning from
boz "a, was caused by some SCOT burning
in . chimney in the central part OF the
city,
OFFICER DoMINICE Morris found little
boy wandering around in East Wheeling
Hast night, and returned him to his pa
rents at alleys F and l6.
THuApAY was another big day for the
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh folks; 95l loaded
cars were received and forwarded during
that day, which is comparatively very
large. Five hundred cars Q year ago, on
this line, was considered a great days
work.
ALAReE force Of men Is at work grad
ing the line OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railroad between NorwAlk and Pike sta
ton, on the N, Y. P. 4 o, road, WoTh
has been much delayed by the frost, YET
April Let will see the greater part finished
The frogs for the crossing Of the N, 7: Z
4 o. road have been received at Pike
station. An engineer corps has been fol
| month on the line between Pike Station
and Massillon, and will extend their sur
YER to Bowerslown on the Pan Handle
road. It ia expected to have trains run
ming between Pike Station and the Lake
hafnFa lime lat,
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5000 yards Choies new styles calico Of SC
1000 yards ginghams at loo.
1000 yards dress ginghAps al 1870.
5000 yards btoCade dress goods from
lOC 10 loo.
10000 yards muslins from &c 10 l0c.
so pieces new styles carpets from lsc tc
10000 bolts wall paper from SC, lOc,
12lc, l5c.
90 pieces floor oil cloths from 25O, soc,
400, 50c.
Hosiery, gloves and cotsets In great
variety, and oil will be sold At exceedingly
low prices for Gasb.
Call soon d Nos. 2ll9 and 202l Main
street, Centre Wheeling.
JoHS RoBNER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho Past weck.at the Theatres Coming
Attractions.


Tho Past week..at the TheRtres-C Coming
Attractions.
Business OF the Opera House for the past
week was unusually good. On Monday
evening the house was packed, tina attrac'
ton being Haverly's colored msstodons,
"Hearts OF Oak" filled the house on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
The matinee was the largest for sometime
past. The attendance at the Academy oil
Music was also good.
BUFFALo BILL.
buffalo Bill" Is too we'll known to need
any introduction in this city. The Cele'
brated scout and Indian fighter will ap'
pear at the Opera House tomorrow even.
log in ,"Prairie wAii," a thrilling border
drama, written expressly for him. A
number OIL Cheyenne chiefs are with the
troupe and will add interest to the scenes
they are employed In. We predict that
the house will be packed.
Seats on sale at Banners.
LEAvtrr's VAUDEVILLE TROUPE.
This troupe will appear at the Opera
House on Saturday evening next, and,
from the notices II has received from the
press In other cities, we should Judge that
II 10 worthy Of the patronage II Is receiving.
ACADEMY OF Music.
This week Geo. A. Hill, an actor Of note,
will appear at the Academy In the sensa
tional drama, ION the Trail, or the Demon
OF the Border, !" and the romance Of "per.
jured, or Love and Hate" Miss Fannie
Herring closed very successful week at
this house on Saturday evening.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHRAP.-Ths fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered Al
Lucas Music Store at great bafpans, and
on easy payments Of s. 90 10 5000 per
month until paid for:
One seven.octave piano, $3.50.
One eeven.octave piano, SIG.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $i26.
One HaIlet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One slx.oetaye piano. $50.
One eoven'oetave piano, $l75.
One stodatt plano, $i25.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $l25.
One bix.octave piano, 900.
One siX.octave piano, $50.
One eix.ootave organ, Sis.
One ive.ootave organ, SIS.
One 6ve.oCtave organ, $B.
One 4l.octavs piano, $685.
One RSe.octave melodeon, $40.
One Hve.oCtave melodeon, 800.
One Ave. octave organ, (neW) S75.
All the above secondhand instruments
are In good repair and tune. Gall and eT.
smine at Lucas Music Store, 1897 Market
Street.
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CHICAGO, Oct. II, 1880.
Three years ago my hair was coming oul
very fast, and was nearly bald, l was
also troubled with dandfuT. began
using Burnett's UoCoaine, and my hair
Immediately stopped coming out, and has
constantly been getting thicker. Ny head
is now entirely free from dandfuf, NV
wife has used the CoCoalne with equally
as gratifying results.
I. T. PAR, with F. Macveash & Co..
Burnetts Extracts are the pdfest fruit
havorS. TThs4w
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The good housewife, when she Is giving
her house its spring renoyatlng, should
bear Ia mind that the dear inmates OF her
house are more precious than many
houses, and that their systems need
oleahBing by purifying the blood, regula.
ting the stomach and bowels 10 prevent
and cure the diseases arlplng from spring
malaria and miasma, and abe must know
that there is nothing that will do II 90 per.
ieCLly and surely o. Hop Bittefs, the puf.
est and best Of medlcines.-Concord, N e.
Patriot, MWF4w
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THE usuaI merchants lunch at Tho New
Mcclure House saEple Rooms daily.


Points About People al Home and
Abroad.
Alex. Frew has returned from the East.
Chief ECCles returned from Pittsburgh
last night.
Gov. jackson Ia visiting his friends In
Parkebburg.
Col. Hugh Sterling returned from Wash.
inStoh, D. q. yesterday.
Ex.Gov. Jacob was called to Cumbsr.
land, Nd, day or two ago, BY the death
Of his motherih.lAw.
Mics Jennie Smith, Of Parkersburg, who
has been the guest Of Mrp II. W. Mcclure,
on the Island, went home on the St. Law
renee Saturday.
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Before you begin your heavy spring
WoIk after a winter OF relaxation, yodF
system needs cleansing and strengthening
10 prevent an attack Of Ague, Bilious or
SptinV Fever, or rome other Spring sick.
f,ees that will unfit you for q seasons
work, You will save time, much sickness
and great expense II you will use one
bottle Of Hop Bitlets in your family this
month, Don't wait,-Burlington Hdrktys.
MWPAw
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Proceedings In the Various JudICIl
Bodies Last Saturday.

Proceedings In the Various judicial
Bodies Last Saturday.
SUPREME CouRT-Judgs Moore, Raymond
johnson, and Green.
This court met Saturday and disposed
Of the following business:
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia vs
Fleshman, executor, from Monroe county.
An appeal and supersedeas was allowed
no bond being required.
Henry Meats vg. VIM. NJ. Rymer, from
Richie county. A writ OF error was al.
lowed bond $500.
john 8. Lloyd 81 al. vs.. Henry Kyle ell
al, irym wetzsl county. An appeal was
allowed; bond $500.
Adjourned 10 Saturday morning March
10th, Of 8 o'clock. Decisions In several
cases will probably be rendered at the
next session OF the court.
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We have a speedy and positive cure, Tor
Catarrh, Dlphtherla, Canker Month and
Head Ache, in sH1LOH'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use II II you desire health
and sweet breath. Price so cents. Sold
by Edmund Booking, and O. Moenk emoel.
Ter, wheeling, W. Va. TTHBAW
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OARBuScLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores OF long
standing, such as Ulcers, Absetsss, etc,
positively cured without the aid Of a knife
or poultice, by using Mira. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing salve. Piles, Salt
Rhenm, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Oorns, ChlllblRine, etc. 1t has never failed
to cure. For sale by Logan & %.
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Is It not worth the small price Of 75 cent?
70 free yourself Of every symptom OF these
distressing complaints, II you think so call
Of our store and got Q bottle Of Shiloh'E
VitallEer, every bottle has printed guar.
antee on II, use accordingly and II 1t does
you no good Il will cost you nothing.
Sold by Edmund Booking, and o. Moen.
kemoeller, Wheeling, W. Va,
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PRoYtpED the great organs Of The body
are not irfepAtably injured, there are few
diseases that Tuits Pills viii not cure.
They concentrate the vitality Of the Sys.
tenn. The Liver, the Spleen, The Heart
and the Kidneys ate brought into hafmo.
nious action and health, long lie and
vlgof Of mind and body follow their use.
The tifst dose often astonishes the patient.
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Mr.. L.V. BLOND has been in the East
for some days purchasing the finest stock
Of ladies' and misses shoes ever brought
to Wheeling. His stoCk'Consists Of ladies'
and gents fine hand and machine sewed
goods. Nothing half 80 fine ever seen
here before.
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llO4 Main Street,

nENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE.
~ SIZE 70 save their natural teeth We would Bay
that We are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 10 do 70. BY the use Of an ELECfRo
MAGNETIC PLUBRRR We can and are making better
Patients, than have heretofore boon made 10 this
oity or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
FluggOF. What va NY Wo can prove BY actual
debianSiFRti0n, Call and 200 for yourselves.
JAMES N. BURGlSON 4 BON
in1 M IiA Market e.. Wheeling. ". Vi.
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Tomolhers whose children are weeping:
Sweet and balmY slumber secured for
the little ones, and coughs and colds
rapidly banished by the use Of Dt. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price % cents,
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BONELEss GOLDFISH at
GEO. X. MCMECHEn'S,
No 1864 Market 81.

LOST-Betwssa GFubb's .WStry store
and Capitol Building a b,x Of lswtl'y. The
Antsr will be rewarded by leaving Il at
Erubb's lswelfy store.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEaEHr,-Ws offer
this morning twenty-five pieces Of summer
silk atths low prlus Of AZ I.2o, worth fully
$50. This 10 one Of the graudsSt bargains
ever offered In this CITY. Come early and
secure first choice. |. BLUM 4 BRO.
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Ma. F. Witt, 9lO Superior street, Ulsvs.
land, Ohio, says st, Jacobs Oil is an ex.
Cellent remedy. suffered for some time
with rheumatism In the leg, but alter .
few applications Of st. Jacobs Oil all pain
vanished,
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P. s.-IusT REgElVED.-FIftY handsome
light walking jackets, which We viii cell
you At the small sum OfS5 Ctme and look
at them before you buy elsewhere.
I. BLUM & Bro.
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VALUABLE MARTINS FERRY
Y PRuPkHTY EIlR BALE

EsVE IsIFE I FUH UhIE1
A good business (irams buildlnRN liofOroOm iSd
rooms and bail up stairs. Lot 70 by i2O rood Ia.
toni rents for $40 per yeAr-pnly SLIGO
double nj Il DWELLING on Fifteenth street, ftnb
Tor sSb0-onlJ 1915.
That comfortable brick dive ling and lOt 90 Eai
street, Second ward only 8, 30
y2l60 Tor that nov bri6t on Main street.
=! cog fot brick on Eighteenth street
tASV Tor lot and frame building on TWClhI kNh
U, A. bCIIAEFER& 10
Prepaid Continental Steamship tickets Us Ih
s20. Paris 122 Berlin, t2a; Born S2S 10 hlltlglh,
VS. Wien, t36; LondO !, SIS Liverpool, SO.
European HtPAnShIp AgeDtI
mhS 1888 Market street, WheeioE, ". Va
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MuNtctpAt CouRr -Judot Cronmtr,

In the case Of Jane Wilson w. James
P. Rogers, administrator Of the estate oil
William Wilson, deceased, judgment was
given in favor Of plaintiff for $3.50 80.
Adjourned for the new term. A new
term begins next Monday,
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Never said, though It is certainly true,
that neither Poppy nor Mandragora, moi
any Of the morphine essences OF the
Drowsy God contaminats that delight oil
chewers, Millers Good Enough Navy
Pug Tobacco. M4rh
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BLoNp's Shoes are attracting universal
attention on account OF their beautiful
and nobby appearance. Gall OF bis ON.
porium, lbs Main street, and make your
selections.
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New Advertisements.
To Whom It May Concern.
For CinCinnati-Andes.
Notice.. B. Quarter.
Bargains for This Week.
At AuCtlon-Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
For Sale-News Depot.
Excelsior Clothes Wringers-Nesbitt &
Bro.
Auction Sale OF Family Groceries.
Trustees Sale-Louis Steubenrauch.
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KRAMER's band will give grand con
cert at Henry BIumenberg's Oily Hal
Saloon, Monday night, March 2lst,