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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-22

THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
Itching and SCaIy Diseases, HUI.
mors Of the Scalp and Skin
Permanently Cured.
RTNGWORM.
SKIN HUMOR.

SUALD HEAD.
II. A. Raymond, Auditor r. W, J, &RR. R.,
Jackson, Mich, was cured oil scAld Head Of Nine
| yea Duration BY the Cnticum RenedIes
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The meeting OF Council that was called fol
last evening, was for the purpose Of adopting
the ordinance preparetl.by the City Solicitor
granting to the Brush Electric Light Com
pany the authority to erect poles, niasts, etc.
and transact its business in this city. The
night was windy, clustering one, and the
COuncilmen OF late have been having abou,
rs many meetings Gs they could conven.
iently attend to. The result was, that the
sergeant was kept busy hunting up mem.
bers by $ o'clock, the necessary nine mem.
bers to form quorum Of the First Branch
has assembled, and Mr.. Hall was
on motion, elected President pro tenn.
The ordinance was produced, read
the necessary three times and adopted. In
the Second Brunch, for wonder, the ora.
tors were slow In arriving. Mr.. Hildreth, on
motion of Mr.. Kimberly, took the chair and
the roll was called, showing ten members
present by half past eight two more had
stro!led in aud one left, still leaving n QUO.
rum, two SHY" After some facellous re-
marks about swearing reporters In, and after
innumerable motions TO adjourn had been
made, about half dozen members left and
that settled the Second Branch meeting
That body will have 10 meet again to act on
the ordinance,
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UNITED STATES vs.. PHILIPS.
A Verdict Rendered In This Well Known
CnAe


Last evening, about a quarter before six
o'clock, the jury before which, during the
past three or four days, the case Of William
Philips, OF this city, indicted by the grand
jury Of the United States District Court, pre-.
sided over by Judge Jackson, for perjury,
has been tried, brought in a verdict Of mot
guilty." and the case was dismissed.
Philips was the subject Of congratutatiOn
from q large number Of his friends,
The facts In this case, which led
to the indictment have been published here.
totore and are known TO the public. In view
Of the verdict II is not necessary TO revert to
them. The case was put on trial last Thurs.
day and the eXaninatiOn'Ot witnesses, most.
ly lawyers, was concluded Monday after.
noon about three o'clock. Geo. b. Caldwell
opened the argument for the Government
and was followed by Attorney Frame for the
accused. Yesterday morning Attorneys
Good and DOvener spoke for Phillips. Mr..
Good was particularly happy in his remarks.
After recess District Attorney Golf was to
close the case At two o'clock the court
room was packed, all the lawyers OF the bur
were present and several OF the Legislators
were seen IN the audience. General GOT
spoke fOran hour and three quarters and his
remarks were listened to very attentiyely
during that time by the large audience. The
opening ind close Of bis speech were very
highly spoken Of. He used no catch penny
devices to win the jury, but gave plain un.
vanished review Of the testimony. The
Judge in charging the jury was rather severe,
and when the twelve men LETT their seats,
odds were given that they would hang The
Jury was out about an hour, during that
time four ballots were had; the first stood
seven for acquittAl md five for conviction
the second eight to four; the third ten to two
ON the fourth all were'fOr aCguittal.
The case which has attracted considerable
attention is now ended and in the words Of
Gniteau: That's all there is To that"
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In going to the Fulton Fire Monday after.
noon that new Atlantic reel horse that was
so distinguished itself by baking Oh several
important occasions, showed signs of doing so
again, but a drayman's whip spurred It on.
That action, however, settled its existence at
the Atlantic, and yesterday morning 1t was
sent to the Hope house and old Lion" the
horse stationed there, formerly belonging to
the Atlantic for many years, taken back TO its
old quarters. The Hope house Is no place
for baulky or unsteady animal; only two
men are at this house and they want horse
that will stand any where while they are
making connections. being in the heart OF
the city, they also want an animal that can
travel. This was the view taken BY the Chief,
and last evening the animal was sent to the
United house, and "0ld jim" the bic. white
reel horse that has for years done service there
sent to the Hope Foreman Dunlap tried
the new horse in the reel with the other
horse aud says he will do Grst class; that the
horse has been frightened and onlyI wants
kind treatment.
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pELLAIHE,

Mrs. Samuel McGeOrge, of St. Claisvillo, is
In town
There was no meeting Of the School Board
Monday evening
A cellar is being excavatcd under the
Richardson property, now Ault's.
John Close, Jr., OF st. Clairsville, was in
town Tuesday, making arrangements to move
to Dakota.
Dr.. Woodbridge, who has been indisposed
Tor some days, has gone to his fathers home
in Marietta, TO recuperate.
Notwithstanding the number OF times
Uncle Toms Cabin" troHpes have been here,
on Monday night the hall was literally
packed.
Casper Daily will so with his family this
week TO Germany, where they will make an
extended visit among old friends and famiI-
lar scenes,
The delegates appointed 10 nominate a
LicKet Tor The "Workingmcn" met on Mon.
gay evening, but they adjourned their work
Till Saturday.
Mr.: Stewart, who has been here much OF
the time since the death OF his father, Mr..
A, Stewart, has at length decided 10 make
this his home.
The first attempt to stretch the second
telephone line across the river in one span
was unsuccessful Had 1t been put up Tues.
days wind would have tested its strength.
A petition is being circulated asking the
Postmaster General 10 keep our postotllce on
Belmont street 1t is rumored that there is a
probability. OF its being moved to Union
street, and the number Of Signers to this
petition shows decided feeling against such
The B. Is W. train die here at ten o'clock
in the forenoon did not come Tuesday, and
no word had been heard from it up 10 eve.
ming. The morning train from here went
out and slip, probably occurred after the
two trains passed, or there would have
been transfer made.
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The following convcyances OF real estate
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook:
A deed made March II. 1882, by the Central
Building Association No. to Elizabeth
Mulholland, OF the south half OF lot No. I
in square No. 5 In Churchill's addition No. Z
to the city. Consideration, sff6.
;, A deed made March s, 1882, By Abbie J.
Rice, wife Of William Rice, and her hus.
band to William Gibson, OF two pieces OF
property in Ohio county, Consideration,
A deed made March 10, 1882, by o. ].
Crawford and wife to Margaret A. Geyer, wife
Of D, :. Geyer, Of the western half Of lot No.
iS8 situated ard fronting on the south side
OF John street (now Sixteenth Street) be.
tween Jacob aud Wood streets In the Fourth
ward. Consideration n, 200.
A deed made March I, 1882, by Mary J.
Hobbs and her husband, VIM. ]. Hobbs, and
$, Q. Williamson, wife OF W. L. Williamson,
q al, to John McCrun, OF lot No. 9 in s0uare
No. z; consideration, $500.
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LKvBH LAcOsIcs
Gathered Along inc wharf and Of GEN.
eFnl Tntanaa1


eFal Interest
The HUDSON, en- route for Cincinnati, pass.
ed down yesterday morning.
The Sam Brown passed down with coal,
and the Alex Swift passed up with emptles.
The Emma Graham was due upyesterday
afternoon, butat o'clock had not passed up.
The wind was 50 strong yesterday morning
that the Little Anna and G. Y. Lucas were
Obliged 10 suspend operations fora time
The Abner 0.Neai did not put In an ap.
peatanCe yesterday, having been Obliged 70
put In OF Short Greek on account OF the wind.
The high wind that prevailed all day yes.
terday made steAmboating q rather danger
Gus SuSiness. Theriver was lashed into waves
The 9. ", Bachelor left this port on time
yesterday morning, but trains coming in on
the +. W. 4 KY reported the steamer wind.
bound OF Short Creek.
The Audes left at latA hour last evening
with an immense trip. Yesterday afternoon
the steamer made the round Of the mills aud
picked up q barge load.
The steamer Sidney, which has been lying
at Etnayille since being brought up the river,
has received her new steam pipe, and steam
was raised yesterday in satisfactory manner,
The river, as we predicted In Yesterdays
issue, rose very rapidly yesterday, and al O
o'clock last evening indicated q feet @ inches,
u rose at about the rate Of nine inches per
hour.
The Courier on the last trim up from Par.
keBburg had over one hundred passeners req.
istered, besides big manifest Of freight
Capt. John Booth still commands, and Mack
Gamble presides in the clerks office.
The ttowboat Raven passed up about 1890
When opposite slacktown, one Of he
barges becoming filled with water from Tue
waves caused by tho wind, sank, Il Il
thought It can be recovered
The Pittsburgh Telegraph reports Tie fol.
lowing coal shipments: For Cincinnati-The
steamers Onward, Jos. Gould, Hornet and
VIM. Stone, with 100000 bushels. For Lou.
lsyille-The steamers Fred Wilson, Sam NIL.
Ter, Enterprise, Dan Kaine, Coal City, Jim
Wood. Sam Brown, Samson No. 2, Acorn and
Jos, Wall ton. They take out tritlc over two
million bushels.
PITTsBuRGu, March 2l.-River 10 feet and
rising. Weather clear aud very windy.
OIL CRY, PA. March 2i.-Rlycr 4 feet 4
ineh's and rising Weather cloudy with
high Wind.
srEuBESvILLE Ono, March 2l.-0RM
River II feet 6inches and rising, weather
clearing, cool and windy.
CAIRo, March 2l.-River IS feet inch and
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer 500.
No arrivals or departures
LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-River rising at the
rate OF an inch an hour, with II feet In the
canal and IL feet in the chute on the falls.
Business dull. Weather clear and cold.
EVANSVILLE, March 2I.-River 80 feet 0
inches and rising. The wind is still blowing
u half gale from the west. Weather clear
and cool. Mercury 500 and falling fast.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.-River rose 20 feet
in the last twenty-fOur hours and is still
rising, with 40 feet by the gauge. Weather
clear and pleasant Departed: st. Lawrence,
Wheeling.
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The singing class in this community will
close the winter term In two weeks.
Miss Rose Simmons. Of Roney's Point, who
mas been attending school at oikdale, has re.
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ECZEMA.
Hon. VIM, Taylor, Boston, Mass, permanently
that had been treated unnecessarily Tor twelve
years BY MANY 1T Bostonk bos. ptyScliuG and most
noted specialists n well rs European AuthoritIeN
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PRRSOxAL PolNrs.
Notes About DIstInguIshed People or
Roth sexes.

AVANN AHNaN 0MMNNnkNlNNMEN kNunAl 0N
10th sexes.
Capt J. Wilson, of Short Greek was VISITING
friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Hall, charming Fatrmont
lady, liz the guest Of Mn. Col. Afnett.
@. II. johnson and ]. q. England and
wife, Of GAINESVILLE, were In the city yesteT.
day.
Prof, Luedsrs, director Of the Opera House
orchestra, Is confined " his home with an
attack Of typhoid fever
Mr.. Archie Hupp and Miss. Addie Coen
will be quietly married ut the Second Presby.
terrain church this morning.
MH. Richard Memler StahI has been added
TO the corps Of instructors at LinSly lnsti.
tuts as teacher Of elocutlon.
Miss Jennie Raymond Of Fairmont, the
attractive daughter Of Judge Raymond, Is
visiting Mrs. Col. Arnett Of this city.
DR.. ulrich will to-day move his family
from North Main street to Chaplfne street,
he having purchased the Houston property.
Miss Jennie Bailey, OF LaBelle street, who
for several weeks past has been visiting
friends In Washington, b. G., has returned
home.
Rev. G. @. Pearson, Of Oakland, Md, has
accepted D call from st. LIKE Church, and
will enter upon his duties on Sunday, April
2, 1882.
c. r. Oldham, Of AIouudsville, NJ. n. Mer.
Ger and Fred Eberie, Of Beiiafre, we're anioug
the citizens OF neighbOring villages, who
were In town last evening.
L. X, Crymble, route mail agent between
this city and sandusky on the b. & 0. road
resigned Ills position Saturday, and will 20
iAto business ut Pittsburgh.
Prof. Louis vaas last evening filled the ii.
rector's seat ut the Opera House In very
acceptable manner. lie will lead the orches.
ira during Prof. Lueders sickness.
Senator Joel stotiings, OF Boone county,
left on the Andes yesterday afternoon, fol
bis home, He will be greatly missed from the
halls that were once familiar with his voice
Messrs. Johnston and Hines, two very
pleasant commercial gentlemen sOIourninp
In the city, who are possessed Of finc voices
with some Of wheellng's musicians, had aI
agreeable musical seanCe last evening.
State Superintendent Of Schools Butche,
left last evening to attend the National Con
vention OF State Superintendent, to be held
IN Washington, D. c., to-day and tomorrow
1t will be very interesting gathering.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-22

A large proportion OF children who die
early are those whose brain development Is
unusually large In comparison with the body.
going on 10 the brain consequent apon ae,.Fe
Intelligence. Fellows Compound Syrup or
Hypophosphites isso prepared that It i'm.
paris IKE vital principle directly to the brain.
while i assists In developing 4 Vigorous and
robust body NST4w
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Auction,

This being the last week OF the great sale Of
Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and
Fine Jewelry, Rogers Brothers fine Table
Knives, Spoons, Forks, &C., Seth Thomas
Clocks, one and eight day timers, it will be 10
the advantage OF those wishing anything in
thisline to attend these sales every afternoon
and evening.
Ladies are invited to call, as they will be
waited on at auction prices. Remembe: the
place, 1910 Market street.
J. C. HEEvEY, Auctioncer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


MANY people have lost their interest in pol
itics and in amuSements because they are SC
out OF sorts and run down that they cannot
enjoy anything Ifsuch persons would only
be wise enough to try that Celebrated Rene,
dy Kidney-Wort aud experience It's tonic and
renovating effects they would soon be hur
raining with the loudeSt, In either dry O.
liquid form il is perfect remedy for torpid
liver, kidneys or bOwelS,-Erehdnge.
MWF&w
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YESTERDAY, Cam" Bullock, the Fulton
monster who was sent to Jail for as long time
AS possible by Squire Philips, on q charge Of
assault aud battery, preferred by his wife,
was released. tho tinIs having expired. He
viii. be remembered Us tho beStial being who
caused his little daughters to do horrible acts
and threatened them with death II they di.
Yulged the secret His aged mother, how,
ever, learned Of 1t and complained 10 Justice
Philips, who did all he could. The fellow
did not dare return TO his home, but crossed
over into Bridgeport II Is said that last
Wednesday night several persons lursed
about his house in Fulton, 1t was thought
he was to be released that day. It would
undoubtedly 50 hard with him 4 be should
go back to Fulton.
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wAsHrSoroS, D. G., March 29.-l A. NJ
Fol-, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
colder and lair weather, northerly 10 ives.
winds and higher barometer.
For the Lake Region, light snow, followed
by partly cloudy, northwest to southwest
winds higher barometer and stationary or
slight fall in temperature. "
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE or BoARDCP !
COMMISSIONERS OF ONO TO-, ". Va,
WHEELIEG, MArh Il lsSa

Sealed proposals will be received at this Office ID
III the 9th inst, at II O'clock HUOn for lrnshIr
several grades Of coal al the bunk iur the Iouayr
Urinary Tor one year commencing on lhelS DAY d
April next AIsO, for furnishing the scVeis Erlta
Of coal delivered 10 the poor OF The city Of WhsE
Ing, Tor one year commencing April !, 49, AID
the county.
z he Board reserves the right to reject any OF v
ROBERT h. MOODS
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The components Of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup are daily prescsibed by the ablest
whose success Is due to The
specific influence OF these components, DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup skilliully prepared for
immediate use, is for sale by atE druggists,
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Take two cups sugar powdered is best)
one.halt cup butter, one cup milk, two
eggs, yolks and whites beaten separately
mix together; flavor with lemon or vanilla
add two and half cups siited -four, hav
ing mixed in it one measure Banner
Baking powder; bake in jelly cake pans.
For the CuStard.
Take two cups milk; when it boils ado
two heapins teaspoonius corn starch; flavol
with same as in cake; put the custard be
tween the cake while both are warm.
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Notice-w. II. RinChart & Bro.
Step Ladders.
1mportaht-SSO0 10 $500.
Seed Potatoes.
American Politics.
For Rent-DeSirable House.
For Sale at Auction.
Private sale-=HousehOld Goods.
Artist aud Wax Flower Materials.
Frank COen, Architect.
Pure Maple Syrup.
To the Trade.
April Maguzincs-stanton & Davenport
Weare Through Moving and House Clean.
ng-J. s. Rhodes & Co.
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Mrs. John I: Carbon and family, in the
q 81 J. D. WiStham, Esq, have gone 10
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Coal Oil or Petroleum may be very nice
Tor illuminating or lubricating purposes
but surely It is not the proper thing to cure
q cough with, Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup L
looked upon as the standard cough remedy,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

PITrsBuEG, WHEELING 4 KENTUCKY RRml
WHEELING, W. Va, March s. Isl. !
The Annual Meeting Of tho stakeholder al N.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky RilNsd C,Sa.
Pany. Will DC held Ut the principal 0aicr n d.
cofnpany, In tho city OF Wheeling Il, ia, Ca
THURSDAY, MARCH ., lsa,
At II O'Clock a. H., for the purpose Of holding 4,
election for Directors 10 servC for the pnSuIpg ia
and sae Transaction OF sach other hti,ncSGay
be properly brought belQre the meeting
$. H. llGGE1t,
mh2l Assistant ECtlth1
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TIE evidence In the case Of VIM. Stoetzer
vs.. T. SchuOhe & Co, in aSsumpsit, was
partly heard in the Municipal Court yester.
day, Judge LETTERS on the bench. and the fol.
lowing jury in the box: John NJ. Brown,
Frank Stanton, Max Weller, Nicholas Gnus
F. G. Myers, A. II. Beach, D. K Irwin, VIM
Exlcy, G. A. HeImbright, G. Ed. MendeI,
RObt. S. Irwin and Daniel Whitehead. Roy.
ers and Barr appeared for the plaintiff, and
Russell and Aid. Caldwell for defendants
Adjourned 10 this morning at o o'clock.
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GRASp Opening Day.
a. SlEpENBAcH 4 Bro,
1l0i Main street.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
You May Ask e?

Give us few OF your prices on leading styles 10
We may be prepared before we call on you. As we
will mike Il our object to nj H times publicly an.
nOunre our Special Bargains, We have concluded to
name a few OF our prices below. Look NJ the goods
We offer, and Y our competitors can esSy compete.
Our efforts Will be continued TO prove N You that
OURS Will be recognized ~ the lGFhing house In
wheeling for low prices on fine goods. for lArge aS.
tOstments aud never no Misrepresentation,
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w. II. RISEHART& BRO, 1915 Mar.
ket street, furnish their beautiful wares
for crystal and china weddings.
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GRA$D Opening Day.
A. SGEDESRGcu & BRo.,
ll04 Main street,
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nometeE, rs observed at SehnepFs drug store.
Opera House corner yesterday;
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White Goods.

There never were Euch VarletIcso styles In White
Dress MaterialsRs this season, aud va feel confident
ia aaying that our stock Is second 10 none embrA.
cling over 10 tyle' Of EngllGh, French aud Amerl.
can Manufactures,
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GRAND Opening Day.
A. sIEDESBAcH & BRo.,
ll04 Main street.
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GRAND Opening Day.
A. sRpENBAcH 4 Bro,
1l0l Main street,
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GENERAL NOTICES,
pROPOsAIs s0LlolTEp.

Proposals are IolIcIted for the building d 4,
Church edIlce In the village OF .EtnNyillp Oh
The plans and specifications for Aaid church al !
seen 1t the h0use Of the subscriber In .EIuaJIN
The building committee reserve the Tipht 10 MA
any or all bids; Proposals received until GptiG
mh9Db F,w,vIii Xxi.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
In "lplNE OF cARpul.n
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ItP0RTANT-NO assessments Of any
lind can ever be made upon the stock Of
the Steadman Gulch Mining and Milling
Company. Its stock is fully paid up and
forever non.assessable.
I. II. d. HAASE,
General Manager and Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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SpEYER RROS

P. S..-lye are the only exclusive
wholesale millinery house in the
city aud State.
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GRAND Opening Day.
A. sIEDESBAcH & BRo,
ll04 Main street,
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GRAND Opening Day,
A. smnESnAcH & BRo,,
ll0i Main street.
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GRAND Opening Day.
A. slEDESBAcH & BIO,
t10f Main street.
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WHOLESALE EXCLUSIyELY.

WhVAHo ALE EAOLUoll ELL.
.-Speyer Bros. beg leave to an.
nOunCe to the trade that they have
located themselves ut 1902 Main
street, L. s. Delaplain n Co.'s old
stand, and merchant aud milliners
viii do well to examine their stock
and prices.
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Dress Goods.

1tlIAbout all we cnn do 10 mention them-to do
tall lhem Is impossible sunltIent TO nay that or
STOCK has not ~ equal IN the market. We
brought hero everything that Is displayed In the
Eastern Markets, and hope our friends and patrons
viii honor us with thei call Of inspection. EARLY
buyen will ind n great advantage.
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FoR SALE OR RENT.
F0R SALE.
EoR SALE.

TOR SALE.
Lot 42, east side chapline street, below
Twenty-fourth street.
5000 acres Timber Land in Perry county
Tennessee.
100 acres two and one.halt miles from b.
ton, Marshall county, W. Va.
W. v. HOGE 4 BRO,
iy4 1900 Market street