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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-14

Many people have los, their in
,erest in politics and in amusemen,s
because they are so out OF sorts and
run down that they cannot enjoy
anything. II such persons would
only be wise enough to try that cell
ebrated remedy Kidney-Wor, and
experience It's tonic and r~enovating
effects they would soon be hurlah-
ing with the loudes,. In either dry
or liquid form it is a ,erfec:. rem.
edy for torpid liver. kidneys or
bowels.-Erchauge.
The New Home Sewing Machine
is the best, use no other. 1t runs so
easy and light. j. L. Stone, State
Agent, Raleigh, n. {.
The S%honinger Chime Organ has
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Carolina. Ladies not yet supplied
with Cloaks will do we'll to call and
see them. They will be in this
week.
Our Stock for the Holiday trade
is jam up, in
CITRON, RAISlNS,
C~OCOANUTS.
PINE APPLE CHEESE,
MOCHA, JAVA and LAGUYRA
COFFEES.
Receiving Fresh Goods every day.
Goods that we're out yesterday, are
here to-day, and cheaper.
Preserved Canton Ginger, Can
ned Tomatoes, Corn, Oysters, DC.
Wapted, all the Dry Hides. Rab
bit, Mink, Coon and Fox Skins in
the country. Cornfield Peas and
Corn. Peas to-day worth 81 25.
r. NJ
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The a. NJ. i. camp meeting at Walnut
Grove closed last night without much cere-
mony, and the hundreds OF Wheeling people
who went over with the expectation Of see.
Ing the usual weird and impressive scene at
leave.taking were disappointed. The grove
was crowded all day yesterday, probably
half Of the crowd being white people, al.
tracted by curiosity. Or this latter class, the
larger. portion were from Wheeling. The
order has oil along been good, though there
has been little fcrvency shown BY The wor.
shippers.
Tho meeting Is In charge OF Rev. Wilkes, Of
the A. NJ. L. church of Sorwalk, Ohio and
the sermons yesterday were by Rev. Wheel.
or, Of this city, and Rev, Jesse Hargrave, OF
the Lexington NJ. i Conference, the latter
preaching in the forenoon and evening and
the former at 3 J.. NJ. During
the services there were several hundred at.
tentive listeners In the seated space and at
least twice rs many promcnadiug in couples
about the grove or chatting In groups around
the outskirts OF the assembly. The small
proportion Of colored people present could
not escape comment. A board.
Ing tent and several refreshment
stands were on the ground, and all In
full blast last night. Ten cents admission
was charged at the gate. The few hymiis
sung was another disappointing feature Of
the meeting. -
During the progress Of the meeting the Lit.
tie Anna has enjoyed boom, nearly every
trip being crowded. And Capt. Seamon /.
Justly proud OF the SUCCESS he has Ind in
handling the large crowds without single
accident Il ,ig. > .z .5.Ft.r ! y - !
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At the county convention OF the newly
organized United Labor party, held at the
City Building week ago Saturday night,
Councilman Porter Smith, chairman Of the
convention, WIS authorized to appoint MI
executive committee, composed of three
members from each Of the seven districts
represented. Mr.. Smith reports the appoint.
ment OF the following named gentlemen as
members OF such committee:
Washington Districts. C. Wills, George
L. Muhn, B. F. Dunlap. y,
Madison-Joseph A. Gibson, c. N. Rath.
bun, C. II. MCGEE. .= '1.slEfIs -,s"T.
Clay-C. B. McAllister, David Lawson,
John C. Roach. 80 1t - =
union-J. J. Plant, Patrick Donovan, Her.
man Hess.
Centre-Thomas J. Stanley, Charles Z,
klevis, Theodore Wagner. -. :
Webster-falentine Frank, Charles Ste.
vens, Patrick Galligan. DIP
Rtchie-T. Y. Salisbury, John Bickerton,
Charles Fisher. ,.''. 1850 -,
Delegates for the country districts will be
appointed at the next meeting, which will be
held at United Labor hall.
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Want. Of tho County Jnil.

The County Commissioner Committee on
Poor House and Jail, which meets to-day,
owes 1t to the public to visit the county Jail
and ascertain II there are not impror en,ents
and alterations demanded In the interest OF
the public, and conducive to the greater Sc.
curity OF prisoners. One convenience which
we have often suggested the desirability OF,
Or rather one need whose pressing nature We
have often called attention 10, Is q telephone
In the building. The tritling cost OF such an
instrument would be more than compensated
In many an individual case, to say moth.
Ing OF the general convenience 1t would
DC. Another very desirable improve.
ment which Wa emphasized by the
nearly successful attempt to escape by the
Beal brothers Friday Is bars to the windows
near the stairs In both stories of the Siail,
jail: Z These windows and especially the one
on the second floor, or first story OF the jaii.
always offer strong te nptations to cscape TO
prisoners being transferred from one CORR.
dor to the other, or taken to or from their
cells to the office for trial. They have been
the means Of escape for several prisoners and
only missed being 60 for the two BeaI bows
last week BY lucky accident, "a q 8
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ONO RIVER, OFF MouSDsvlLLg,
SUNDAY july 40. 1890 =
NEIGHBORH0OD NEWS.
nELLhlnE

Mr.. and Mrs Il. C. Welday, OF St. Clairs-
vile, were visiting friends here Saturday.
Mrs Sheets and her daughter JUNE are
back after visit of several weeks to her sis.
ter, Mrs. Bonar. ess5 Mn. -
Both Of the Presbyterian pastors preached
their last sermon Saturday till after some
weeks Of vacation.
Mr.: Davis, Of Pennsylvania, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Rev. A. R. Chapman, az the
Methodist parsonage.
Ed Bowie has left again on a business trim
for the 4Etna Glass house. lie has made
the Best Of his Holiday.
Miss Belle Beazle. for some years one of the
teachers in our public schools, has not made
application for re-appointment, on account
OF her health. - -
The scafiolds were torn away from about
the tower on the Fourth Ward School house
Saturday evening, and now the face OF the
town clock is bright as new dollar, :,
Bellaire's interest in general and some of
the most pressing nature Just at present In
particular, will be considered again Monday
evening BY those who will meet the commit.
tee appointed two weeksago by the Citizens
meeting, I'D H-E.f. T. :. l.. - -
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AmnIgamatcd Assoc,atiou Delegates.


Below are the delegates from the lodges o.
the A. A. !. & s. W. Of this 1.-THE sccond) dis
trict, to the seventh annual convention o.
the Association, which meets at Chicago or
next Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock. The
sessions will be held in the club rooms at The
Palmer House.
Seigl Lodge No. ~. b. Bickerton ant
William Webb. $3.50 -
Columbia No. "a. B. Doane.
Virginia No. 3-Daniel Cline.
Belmont No. Michael Grogau.
Buckeye No. q, steubenville, O.-George
Wheeling No. SD. Ingram.
Nail City No. Capt W. N Linch and T.
Laramie.
Crescent No. s-John W. Lewis.
Thompson No. 0, Moundsrille-H. W.
Thompson.
James Roberts No. 1o-C. B. Crimble.
Jefferson No. S, Steubenville, O.,-William
Humble. - =. $50
Lawrence No. !, Arlington, o.-J. B. Hast.
ings and D. Williams. :.
=, Advance No. 2G-George Hamilton and
Thomas Robins. y
eellaire City No. 35-Lewis HAYS,
Hersey No. col. A. c. Mills.
Carol No. 23-T. +. Maloney. -,
Pioneer No. 10, Columbus, Ohio,-T. f.
Lewis. :
Ohio Valley No. IS-Iewis Smith.
Central No. >. Clifton, W. Va.-Joseph
Reese.
Mutual No. 3-Edwin Quinn.
c. D. Thompson, National Ledge Trustee,
and Edward Rodgers Vice.President and
District REPRESENTATIVE =
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who goes TO Investigate life In q large city
under Johns guidance. IA. sTis,
Captain Kirker,, OF the St. James clerical
force, returned yesterday from bis old home,
Wellsbufg, where be has been rusticating. 2
Prot Lueders talks some OF going back 10
bis old home In Madison, Wis. Wheeling
should see 10 1t that the professor does not
80. 'is Pa N, h llEf q n 3 :,
Mr.. w. +. Trull, Of New York, formerly a
well known business man OF this city, or.
rived In town Saturday morning on short
visit 10 friends. $50 & H. a'F.5s,
Mr., G. II. Boyd and Charles G. Isaacs. who
have been visiting Mr.. Steve Rice, on Four.
teenth street, leave this evening for their
homes In Baltimore. 11sIa
Rev. G. @. Pearson, Of tho Island Episcopal
church, Is spending d few weeks at Mount
Alto. Hey. buchanan, Of Moundsyille, oc-
cupied nspulplt yesterday. $3.50
Miss Carey, a very attractive Richmond
lady, who has been visiting for some time nj
the residence OF Prof. ". X. Pendleton, al
Bethany, left for home Saturday. .f.
Miss Mile Smith, one Of the most charm
Ing OF Cinclnna,i's fair ones, on Saturday ter,
minated q pleasant visit with Miss Jennie
sAuA' eho ieit ioE hoiie vi tuc nteAtltl O''
Lawrence. EG
Mr.. Franzheini, OF Wheeling, Is here To-
day with bis side hill PAGER, M0llie MEG uire
Mrs. Jean Reed and Miss Ella Friend urc the
guests OF Mrs. W. y. Lowe, OF the Imperial
-Seutenrilis Herald.
Anthony s. Wlckham leaves to-day fol
Philadelphia, where be has accepted posi-
ton In leading drug store. Mr. ,Wickhau
has been for years connected with Logan.
drug house In thlscity
Francis Burke and WIN. McConncrs have
arranged to fight with soft gloves on the 4ll
OF August, within twenty miles OF Wheel
Ing, for purse OF 500. The men are said
to be equally matched. lE-.t,
From Fridays New York Telegram the fol
lowi Ing society gossip Is clipped: Alta recen
garden party at Saratoga Mrs. Frank Hearne
u Southern belle, from Wheeling, West Viz
ginin, was beautifully dressed in shor
Costume Of white Spanlsh lace over tea ros,
silk, diamond ornaments and chip hat will
pink plulnes. r
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY
Excrclsed In the Case OF "Punch" Long,
Who In Par ti0ueN. n

.
Saturday afternoon the rumor was heard
OH the streets that Gov. Jackson had par.
doned "punch" Long who was sent 10 the
penitentiary in April, 1873, after long trial
which made him quite notorious In this sec.
tiou OF the country. With view to ascer.
tanning why only four years OF the elgh.
year sentence had been served, an IsrrLLl.
GExcER reporter called on Gov. Jackson last
evening aud obtained the following: =.
1t will be remembered that Long was In.
dicted for being engsged In the burglar.
izing OF the residence OF Alex. Rogers, ESQ,
on Eoir street, and con fessed TO being guilty,
The principals In this robbery were never
captured. On his confession be was, con.
trary TO expectations, sentenced to eight
years confinement, which was great blow
TO him, Us he had expected q light sentence.
Long was Pennsylvania, mailing from
Allegheny, and soon after his incarceration
Governor Mathews was petitioned BY four
district attorneys OF that State, member OF
Congress, and some other Keystone notables,
to commute Longs sentence 10 Tour years,
or one-half the time, on these grounds:
First, that he was naturally good fcl.
low, and had been led astray by evil com.
panions; second, that he was not principal,
and third, that he had plead guilty. An
order committing the sentence was made on
the Elective order books, but was afterwards
erased, as Gov. Mathews did not think our
law could be so construed as TO allow com.
mutation, and further decided that he could
only be released by the parlloning power.
Before he had ,imeto exercise that, he went
out OF office. Since Gov. JacEsons advent,
he has received letters from pennsylvanians
from Geo, l. Tingle from Sheriff Brown. all
speaking highly Of Long, and recommending
him TO mercy; also, petitions from the jury
that tried his case, and from prominent
citizens and members Of the bar, asking 4
pardon for Long. M. =.
Since May 2, 1881, Long has been unable to
do any work owing TO broken down consti.
tuition, and Superintendent West and DR..
Bruce certify that his health is ruined.
Taking into consideration with other matters
the fact that the poor fellow has not long to
live, the Governor decided to exercise the
to-day. -r-r a5 80, ~
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The TAM PiCO.
5ssH FOR SALE ny pt50
\. EMSHE|MER,
FOR SALE BY

Eleventh ST., bet. Main and Market.
I. S.-Big Drives In Summer Goods Of
2 all kinds 10 close ont. y97
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PERSONAL POINTS,
Itsma Of Intelligence OF Intcrext to In.
diviluaIH. liz.


divIdunIH, ..
Sims Powell, OF Baltimore, is again in the
city. ).
Miss Mamie Perkins. OF Louisville, Nv, Is
visiting Miss Mamie Dubois.
Messrs. Jim and Frank Oglebay arc back
from Kansas City on u brief visit.
Squire Caldwel's family left Saturday for
weeks recreation In the country.
Messrs. Geo. Baird, Jr, and Dan. List
spent Saturday and Sunday ut Deer Park.
W. D. Cushing and Andrew Wilson, IT.,
are making tour OF the Northern cities.
Will .McMechen arrived In the city from,
"The White" the latter part Of last week.. 5
Mrs. Andy Patterson has been rather III for
the past two weeks, but Is now convaleying.
Miss Bee Holiday, WHO has been visiting in
this vicinity, has returned to her home In
Steubenville. r. - : - :
Mrs. William Hamilton, OF the Island. is
spending the, summer on the Moundsyille
lamp grounds. - -
Mr.. AL. Franzheim has been spending tbe
past week among the fair daughters of Wells.
burg and Brooke county. -.
Mrs. Mary Johnson and her rrand.daueh.
ter Miss Loltie, are spending a few week,
with friends at Bethany. 80
Mr.. Dick Campbell anu bis sister, Miss
Jessie, arc visiting ut Col. Alex. Campbell's
hospi,able Bethany mansion. = -
MI: Andy Hamilton and family, of the
Seventh ward, left Saturday 10 spend week
with friends in West Liberty. a
Mr.. Stanton Howard, the architect re.
turned Friday from four weeks visit TO
Boston, Newpor, and Cape May. s =
MI. Charles Coen and son Leo and Miss
Ella Dillon leave this week for Canada
where they will spend the summer.
= Capt Andrew Wilson has been spending
few weeks with Robert Curtis, at MOUNDS.
willie, and is greatly improved in health i Z.
& Capt Gus Rolf returned home Saturday
morning from an eight weeks stay at The Hot
Springs, Ark, much improved In health. lIG
MI. John salade, Of Chicago, who has been
visiting. his fathers family and many old
friends in Wheeling for some days, returned
home yesterday, accompanied by Seward
Ward, Of the 1srRLLlor sckR composing room,
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TO CREsAp'y GROVE.
The Excursion OF the W. o. H.. b, Asso
--- clAilOn TO CreAan,n G. raxe Z

~ SHVP
Yesterday morning about $50 o'clock th,
elegant side wheel steamer Diurnal left thu
levee with about 2I5 eIcursionists on board
bound for Cresaps Grove. The excursion
was one gotten up by the Wheeling Upers
House Band Associations active members
Tor the entertainment OF the passive mem
beers, and was very select, quiet and order
ly affair. No one was allowed on board but
those TO whom invitations had been issued
they were wanted and others were not.
The excursion was composed OF our very
best German society, and the day was ONT
thoroughly enjoyed and long TO be pleasantly
remembered. The committee had arranged
everything to nicely, and it was what they
announced tia Social Recreation Mi
sicale." It WAS ll:3O when the pleasant grove
was reached, when all dsembarked, and the
appetizlng contentsof the ample lunch has
kets were spread under the grand old trees
and undivided attention paid them, After
dinner the orchestra rendered the following
choice programme:
Sololsts-Mcssrs. BnndfaS. Grimm, Roller ant
KEer. -.
Overture-Fotte Dunhclm. Supp,
selecii0n-Musical Mclange 49,, .,, Eoitge
Waltz-"Wo die Citroncn bluchen. StrauS
0rerturc-Romanique Keller Beii
Der Tag des Herren- Quartelte. Kreu1c
Aui DER acht Bottche
lie Rereiluu Lion Kuntsky
During this time the fathers and mothers
chatted, the children romped and the young
folks amused themselves vanously. At $50
the homeward bound trip was com.
menced. and under the glorious ligh.
of the full moon tbs steamer reached The
wharf at 0 O'Clock with o crowd OF people
well pleased with the day. Both going, and
returning the band played some very choice
selections. The officers OF the boat did their
best to please and we'll deserved, the follow.
ing which was unanimously adopted.
OK BoARD STEAMER DiuRSAL II
ONO RIVER, OFF MouSDsvILIg,
SUNDAY July 80, 1882.
Resolred, That the thanks of the Opera
House Orchestra and Brass Band Association
are hereby rendered 10 Capt Asa Booth, his
able clerk and crew Of the steamer Diurnal.
for their earnest efforts in promoting the
welfare OF the passengers under their charge,
on an excursion to Cresap's Grove.
A. RRYaASN, ~
WV. VAAs,,
L. FEINLKR Committee.
A. kRYER, eII- {.
C. BRANDrAss ,s,s14
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/ sPORTISa NOTES /
Baseball. BoatiuE. and Other Popular

a.1E $50 ~ DiNekhiOuh. ~ i y ~ + ~ NJ
The Briceland. Wei,geiber race still hang,
fire. "a, 81 ~ $ Z
The Washington Base Ball Club, on Fri.
day, dlstAnced the C!aysvillo club, on tho
Trinity Hall grounds X ,{.Fl
The Standard clubs uniforms will arrive
this week from Chicago. They are white
trimmed In green, aud will make avery pretty
| costume. FIIIe Z, =
Al. Martin and Sam Anthony rowed a
race Saturday afternoon, In common, rough
skiffs, from the point Of the Island to the
Suspension bridge, for $40 q side. Anthony
won by about three lengths. Quito crowd
witnessed the race from the bridge. No Of.
fclal time was taken. u,
At the recent reorganization OF the Stand.
ards 1t was proposed TO name II the "Wheel.
Ing Base Ball Club" ins,cnd OF the Stand.
ard, but the members iiualy decided to have
the benefit OF tho old Standard mines repu.
sation as hard hitters and throwers, by re.
wiling the name with the club. N
A game Of base ball was played Saturday
on the old Falr Grounds between the River.
sides, OF South Wheeling, and Stars, OF the
Island, which resulted In favor OF tho latter
by q score OF 90 10 O. The Stars arc a good
club, and propose TO challenge the Standards.
They have won seven games this season and
lost none. ,.-.;-t Z. n'.-.l. p.
Several gentlemen OF Saratoga, admirers Of
single yculling, propose 10 oiIer purse oil
81 900 for d single-scull race either three
miles straiEhtaway or the same distance with
aturn, to be rowed on Saratoga Lake within
the next month, for which Elliott, Lee,
Riley, Courtney and others will be asked TO
compete. Some Of our Wheeling scullers
should enter. IN. .r 100 :.
The Standard Base Ball Club has made
arrangements with the Exposition and State
Fair Association by which they secure the use
OF the State Fair Grounds both for exhibitions
and practice games. The diamond will be
laid. out to-day, and the first match game
will ho played with the East Liverpool club
which was here recently, on next Thursday
and Friday afternoons A series OF games
with home clubs will be given In the
next two weeks, and then the Standard will
probably take short trip, playing games at
other points. - : Z
There Is every probability Of another prize
light being arranged between Bryan Camp.
bell Of Leadvllle, and Tom Walliug, OF Cool
Creek, Col. 1t will be remembered that these
pugilists recently fought In Monouealia
county, this State, and Campbell was the
victor. Since that time Walling has return.
cd to Colorado, and there has been much
talk among his hackers, who are not satisfied
that Campbell can whip Waiing. Tbey
claim that II Wallng had not broken lis
finger and hand be would have won the fight,
Therefore they have authorized their man to
challenge Campbell to another match. Wal.
ling has therefore forwarded $25 to Richard
X. Fox, with a challenge to fight at catch.
weights for $500 side. the fight to take place
within fifty miles OF Canon City, Col. :
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For lame Back, Side or Chest use shilob's
Porous Plaster. Price IS cents,
SnAoH's Cough and Consumption Cure Is
sold BY us on guarantee. Itcrlres consumn.
sHlLnH's Vltaliz.r is what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite. Dizziness and
cents per bottle. ~ ''u 10
CRousr, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. ,''
Sold by +. Booking. agent under odd Fol.
lows Hall, and by r. H, List, 1910 Main
o1ieet. ..a-al III. EOWDkw
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
THE YELLOWSTONE VALLEY

-, GLESpirE, y. T.. July l. is.
=, Having removed FINN wcsl vitrinla, 10 he re
Yellowstone Valley In Montana Trrri:ory, shteI
propose 10 make my home iOr the future All 81
gage in the Real Estate l,niness, secure Htnt
hteads ior settlers, on Government Lands, tto X
settlers 10 they will have place 10 locate d d.
val, without the trouble or e.pea,e o. hrnlltE
desirable location. 1'-''-'
= Will buy and sell all kinds Of Real Es,r,t %
non'residents rs well as citizens Of the Teui0y.
Opportunities une1celled 10 purrhAe he tes
lands, now offered for sale al low pr,rrs whkhIa,
year or two will be worth five to ten time, he.
present cost. Ny facilities for usl.Sriipg tEdres
moderate. Correspondence solicited.
GEO. X, TlSGlE
lyl.Ddw GlpuIre T.
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La
Friends OF tho English Lutheran Sunday
School were agreeably surprised and bene.
fitted by their attendance yesterday. AS Is al.
ways the case, this school introdtl ced some.
thing new, and made step forward. In.
stead OF the usual lesson, addresses were
made by friends, and to bring plainly before
the school the history and points Of the
months lessons, essays were prepared upon
the subject Of each Sundays lesson, giving
general outline Of the Scripture lessons, The
idea taught, the Bible and geographical bis.
tory, &c. These were received and listened
TO by the school with much interest. The
essays were written by Misses Ann ScLoou.
over, Annie Knapp and Emma Budke,
Great praise isdue these ladies for their excel.
lent work. The pastor filled up the remain
ing time with an elegant address, while MI.
Alex Bone and Mr.. Bebout with brief ad.
dresses on the work in general, closed joyful
afternoon. = - =
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NENy CUMBERLAND

Saturday night the Stephenson se1tettt
Club gave concert in Town Hall, and
there was large audience. They came hero
well recommended, and their Performance
the night before at Fairview was also pro
nounced excellent The club is composed
OF six brothers, 400. - Wv
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A LEXANDER BONE, SIR,

NOTARY PUBLIC, LICENSED GENERAL Due.
NEsa AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. 8
Loana negotiated, stocks bough, sud slt, res
chantS' and manufacturer books opened, cIlnt4
and closed. Etates settled, Notes, book GrtuGt1
and rents collected. Houses rnlcd and laes
Collections promptly rcmitlel. AirSaro ~.
Al business correspondence ollteniGlly i.ar.H
70. Send for circular To references. ISIS 9cfa
erect. (Crangle's Block over CITY Bank, Wte.s1
W. Va Hg-a--HH ..rrH y ~
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THOMAS EcLEcTRIc OIL has obtained prea,
popularity, on account of its intrinsic yalne
as reliable medicine, in curing hoarsness
md all irritations OF the throat, diseases n
the chest etc. For these it is iucomnsrb i,
pulmonic. -fsT ~, = -, so'iPaio VIC
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Work on the Davis Island dam Is being
pushed with small force OF men. The
guide wall, or crib, at the lower end Of the
lock Is being rapidly putup, and on the south
side OF the river preparations are being made
to continue the work on the stills for the dam.
Three or four large boat loads OF stone, from
Stoop's Ferry, arc on hand for this purpose,
and as the river Is getting into good condi.
ton the work will be pushed vigorously.