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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
CAPITOL CHIPS.
News and Gossip OF the Government Of
the State.

Major Will Jackson is reading law.
Auditor J. s. Miller has returned from
Hagerstown.
Treasurer O'Brien is still in the West,
on business trip.
Fra Diavola Voltz is down the river on
fishing and cunning excursion.
Ohio county will probably withdraw her
return and correct the Foreman error,
though it is Of no importance.
Cap" one of the State House dogs, is
the most Jealous animal in the world and
has special adherence of reporters.
Governor Jackson yesterday issued the
commission to Judge John J. Jacob. The
proclamation appears this-morning.
There are yet ten counties to hear from
officially. Wetzel is still out in the First
district, and no district has made complete
returns.
State Superintendent Butcher was -ather
unwell, Yesterday. He and Col. Sam Mil
Ter expect 10 visit Charleston in the near
future,
Deputy Sheriff Oliver C. McQuain, of
Gilmer county, and J. n. Kee. guard, were
at the Auditors Office, yesterday. They
conveyed to Moundsville a man named
Blizzard, convicted of burglary.
General John w. Mason, of Grafton. was
at the State House yesterday. Mr.. Mason
is a thoroughbred gentleman, and takes his
defeat like a man and philosopher. He
knows of a dozen places where he could
have gathered up sufficient votes to elect
him had he only known, and attributes his
defeat to tie apathy Of his friends.
A certificate of incorporation was yester.
day issued by the Secretary of the State to
the "West Virginia Fibre Company" anew
corporation formed for the purpose of
manufacturing wood and other fibres and
paper. The office will be at Parkersburg
and the capital stock is limited to $780, 900,
of which $500 has been paid in. The cor
porators are Geo. w. Thompson, Charles
Gambrill, J. V. Rathbone, Chas. H. Turner,
II. C. Jackson and w. N. Chancellor.
General Mason has in his possession a
sample ballot, brought from Jefferson
county. 1t is straight Republican ticket,
with the name of VIM. L. Wilson for Con-
gress, printed in the same type as the rest
1t was thought by some, that such ballots
should not be counted. but this is a mis-
take. The law requires that when the
name of a candidate of another party is put
in straight party ticket, it shall be in
different type and prescribes a penalty for
printing or circulating tickets printed
otherwise. but says nothing about not
counting such tickets.
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breaks II has capacity Of 500 900 bushels
and go cars of grain can be unlosded IN II +.
in a single day. Its engine Is 800 horse
power. The fly wheel weighs eighteen
tons. There are twenty-five steam shoyels
in the building. - -
II is rumored that the B. & o. Company
will shortly take off the GAINESVILLE accom-
mediation to this city, and in its stead
place two daily accommodation trains pc
tween here and Cambridge, o., or in other
words make one train accomplish two
round trlps in one day between this city
and CAMBRIDGE, leaving on the first one
about 5 or o o'clock A. =. Such @ change
could not fail to he of great convenience TO
the travelling public between the terminal
cities as at present there are no forenoon
accommodations that amount TO anything.
As soon as the preliminary arrangements
can be made, q telegraph line 1.-THE e1clu-
siye property OF the company will De con,
structed between Bellaire and Woodsfield
on the B., z. 4 c, road, and as fast p the
road u extended toward GAINESVILLE the line
will follow. 1t 10 understood that Mr..
william Hoyt, q well known Telegraph
operator for long time in the employ OF
the B. & o. of this city, will have charge OF
the construction of the new line.
Senator Camden and Col. Thompson
reached the city, yesterday, and to-day will
have a conference with the engineers OF
the wheeling, Parkersburg ard Charleston
road. The engineering corps boat is lying
AT the Benwood mill. at present, and Major
Mcconnell, chief engineer, was in the city,
Yesterday. During the day, Messrs. Cam
den and Thompson received the calls OF
numerous friends, and the new road was
freely discussed.
At the last regular meeting OF the stock
holders of the P, w. & Ky. road, the re.
port of the President showed tiourishing
state OF affairs, but next year it will be bet
ter. The road is carrying now, an average
of 800 passengers daily. Very soon two
freight trains will be run each way daily,
and when the Benwood extension is COM
pleted, the business will be wonderfully IN
creased.
One hundred tons of steel fat rails have
been ordered for the use of the Street Car
company of this city, and will arrive this
week. This, it is thought will be sufficient
TO Law two miles of road. The two squares
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
will be first laid with the new rails, ana
after this Market, between Fourteenth ana
Tenth streets, will be finished.
The B. & o. should do something toward
improving their accommodations for travei-
ers out the Hempield. There is NOT 9
single station, Washington, Pa, included,
that is fit for occupancy, and no effort ID
being made to improve them. However
with the completion of the Hempheid
new era will begin in this God-forsaken
district.
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BELLAIkE


H. Roemer is having Cleveland sawed
stone laid in front of his store on Union
street.
C. L. Mooney, of the B., q. & C. is in the
city.
The employees Of the Ftna Glass Works
have organized society called the Etna
Social and Cricket Club, with Col. John
Randolph President Two rooms have
been rented in the Old Globe House, over
J. Sonneborns store, and when furnished
will eclipse any club rooms in the State.
The club will meet every Friday evening.
The Crescent Star Club will dance at Cen
trail Hall next Thursday night.
The Sidney, on her trip up, yesterday,
put off large lot Of oil, soap, etc. On
going down in the evening she received
about 400 PACKAGES of glass.
Thieves were providing around Roemer's
yard late Sunday night. Mrs. Roemer
frightened them away.
It is said that Mr.. James F. Anderson
and Miss Alice Burdsong, of this city, will
be married tomorrow.
Mr.. /. NJ. MeGraw, is visiting at New
Concord, o.
Mrs. Squire Criswell entertained her
great aunt, Mrs. Hatta Lewis, aged eighty
four years, yesterday.
The Lucas will run from Bellaire to the
Weisgerber-Briceland boat race next Sat
urday.
The brick work on the Fourth ward
school building is being pushed forward
rapidly.
Squire Criswen, Fred RodeEigg, Jas. B;
attended court at St. Gairsville.
Yesterday was an unusually dull day in
Bellaire. Not one single arrest was made,
and in fact none have been made since
Saturday.
Rev. 4. W. Butts Is at Steubenville.
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WATER wAIfs.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and wharf


The river was falling slowly at dark last
night with 3 feet OF water in the channel.
The river was lower last evening than il
has been at any time this season and with
very fair prospects of it falling at least
inches more.
The Diurnal left for Parkersburg yester-
day. w..
The Regular was on the docks Yesterday
having the hole In her bow repaired. She
will leave for Parkersburg to-day.
The Sidney arrived about o'clock yester.
day morning and left at 8 P. N. for Gincin-
natl with large trip. principally nails.
The Abner Oneal did not make her ap-
pearapce at the landing yesterday.
The Telegram will lay up to-day on &C
count OF the low water.
The Pittsburgh Dispdteh says: Phillips
Bros are ornamenting their big wharfboat.
After people get married they win put on
airs.
When the Bright Light reenters the
Pittsburgh and St. Louis trade Alex. Frazier
is expected to promenade the upper deck
in command.
Capt Pickles, of New Orleans, Il taking
look at bis new boat now being built at
Mason City, w. Va
Capt. Ben. F. Temple. of Madison, Ind,
has been appointed to superintend the
building of all kinds of crafts for the Gov
eminent at Cincinnati, Madison and Jsf5er.
sonville.
EVANSVILLE, October 23.-River falling
6 feet Z inches. Weather fair; wind west
PrrTsBURGH, October 23.-Riyer 8 inches
and stationary, Weather clear and cool.
On CrTY, October 25.-River 4 inches and
Stationary. Weather clear and cool.
CNcIsSAII, October 23.-Riyer feet and
fuctuating. Weather fair and cool.
MENPHB, October 3D. River rose inches
LOUISVILLE. October 23-River filling
with feet in the canal; feet on the falls:
; feet 10 inches on Flint Islands.
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POINTS ON PE0PLk
The Most Recent News Of . ferssssi

The Most Recent News Of ferssesi
Ion;s Ianesdorf has gone to st. Louis on
business.
Miss Matte D. Hubbard 10 in Indian
apolis, Indiana
Mrs.M. A. Thornton returned, yesterday,
from visit to Bethany.
Mrs. Col. Alex. Campbell, OF Bethany,
was in the city, yesterday.
The Boarding School company 10 divided
between the Mcclure and St James.
Miss Rebecca Drake, of Pittsburgh, II
Visiting her brother In North Wheeling.
Cant ]. B. Russell, formerly Of this city,
came down from Pittsburg yesterday eve
ping.
t.rday. from two weeks trip to New York
and BoAton. .is'-s.'
M;,s Pauline Emsheimer, Of Gslhpolis,
Who has been visiting friends in this city,
returned home to-day.
Gen. John W, Mason If the Second dis
trict, was in the city yesterday, and re-
turned on the evening train, .,a.-a..
&c. Dent of Bridgeport, has gone 70
Green county, Pa, on . commercial tour.
His family are visiting at Manninston' w.
Va.
Senator J. n. Camden aud Col. Geo. W.
Thompson Of Parkersburg, arrived in TINS
city Yesterday, and are quartered o. the
Mcclure. The Senator was suffering from
slight indisposition last night
Miss Genevieve Bogsess, daughter OF
Caleb Boggess, Esq, came to the city last
evening from Clarksburg, accompanied by
Miss George Mckay OF Cleveland VINO mas as
been her guest They spent last n1ea tss a.
were former students, and to-day will part
in this city, going to their respective homes.
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Hfs KF1enAs.
Du,;ne the recent Fair the large German
carp in the aquarium attrActed no luz h"ss
attention. These carp vere ofouen nole
several wears ago by Fish Commini9nss
Henry b Miller and placed In q pono On
the farm of 8. L. McCnlloch. They yeo
then less than an inch In length, but aass
nov attained length OF over 1905 ano -
veieht of several pounds. They AZ csr
t.;p1y fine looking fellows. and might navs
comn.red fayorably with the celeoneed
CARD served when Luculius dined WIN
LuculluA -. r.
Miller gave carp supper isss nlsnS
half score of friends. The table Wss 1su ~
somely laid at Rolls restaurant, ana tne
fcilovine gentlemen placed their limbs ..
meath the mahogany: q. b. miller, 81 "a
T.nael' lake Berger, ". Z. Wiley, Jonn
McC,rscien, n, i, OFT Frank johnson,
JoSn n Hobbs fhos. HH.Dsrreh, and Fran
T. Hoee. No reporters were invited, % no
eo,pinS criticism was desired.
fbe menu was excellent Besides 8ood.
" array of edibles in general, the CARP ~
Tie central dish. There were carp proileo
and carp fried; carp baked and carp ooled
carr a Ia mode and carp atr hass!rcs aho
nIenty of dry champagne to WASH oown
nv LINGERING fragment Of bone. The nsh
as informally discussed for above an hour
nd nronounced excellent The word carp
%s. punned upon in twenty seven dinerent
,snopsees and at II O'Clock the party broke
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. John Altman and children, of
Shordsyille, are the guests Of George Deits,
Esq.
Mrs. Mary Jane Morgan, Miss Kate Shorts
and Mr.. John Waits, OF West Liberty, Pa,
have returned from a weeks visit with Mr..
Samuel Young, OF this city.
Miss Emma Diets had her finger almost
cut off by goblet at the Buckeye glass
works.
Miss Lille, aged eighteen years, daugh-
ter of Mr.. George Arbaugh, died Of typhoid
fever on Sunday night, and will be buried
at Mt. Cavalry Cemetry this morning at 10
O'Clock.
Four 5000 lb. stone we're received at the
Elson glass works, yesterday. from Bud
The people of Clark's addition would
like to know when Council proposes TO lay
that board walk.
The heaters at the Laugh lin mill make
their turns in seven hours.
Mrs. Elizabeth Flowers, of Canton, o., is
the guest of Rev. f. r. Jones. Mrs.
Flowers first husband, Mr.. Rex, died in
the Andersonyille prison while digging his
own grave.
Mrs. Joseph Hastings, who has been
down with consumption, was not expected
to live last night.
Mrs. VIM. Paden returned from a brief
visit to Steubenville last night.
Col. C. E. Irwin has had bis residence
handsomely reprinted.
Miss Ann Miller, whe has been visiting
in Pittsburgh, returned home last evening.
Frank Winship, travelling salesman for
the Union Flint Glass Works, left for the
West yesterday.
Frank Gibson, the Cambridge man, who
was arrested on Sunday, charged with steal
ing $50 from Texas drover, was released
on paying three dollars for the officers
trouble.
Two DRINKS were before Mayor Mitchell
yesterday. One and costs each.
Charles Lyman, who has been i'll with
kidney trouble for some days, has returned
TO work.
1t will be remembered that Jimmy"
Lawless was at one time proprietor of the
Red Onion" saloon on the pike. He shot
Sailor" Jack in this saloon for which he
was sent to the penitentiary.
John Horcher, Walter Cline, John Craig
and VIM. Craig are working in the CIR
Gus" glass factory at Bellaire.
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A Long Period or welded bliss
o. Notes. rH|

A Long Period or welded Dliss-News
Notes.
FLUSHING, O., October 23-Yesterday
completed the sixtieth marriage anniver.
sary of J. X. Norton, Sr., and wife. They
were married at Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson
county, Ohio, October % 1872 As Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton were not enjoying their usual
health, the anniversary was not observed
as had been intended. The children sent
out their presents, and they were placed
on the breakfast table, and the children
visited their parents in the afternoon.
Three children reside In this vicinity, Mr..
J. K. Norton, Jr., Mrs. Isaac Holloway,
and Mrs. Lewis Walker. OF six sisters OF
Mre. Norton, three have celebrated their
golden weddings. This family isone Of the
most .illustrious In the State, tracing their
descent back as far a. Stephen Hopkins,
signer Of the Declaration Of Indspsn.
dence. The hospitality Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton has become pro
verbal. We wish that they may live 10
see many returning anniversaries, although
their married life has been OF such length
to be accounted aowondcr, amid the many
changing scenes Of domestic life.
A little child Of Frank Henderson fell
against the stoye, Sunday morning, and Was
badly burned, although not seriously.
Thomas Linday, one Of the pioneers Of
this community, Is lying very low, and NO
hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
Miss May Marshall, Of 1T. Pleasant, n
visiting In this vicinity.
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Do NOT be Deceived.

In these times OF quack medicicine ad-
yertisements everywhere, 1t is truly graft:
flying to find one remedy that is worthy Of
praise, and which really does a. recon-
Electric Bltters we can vouch for
as being a true and reliable remedy, and
and one that will do as recommended.
They invariably cure Stomach and Liver
Urinary difficulties. We know whereof
we speak, and can readily say, give them Q
trial. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
e. Co
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The annual exhibition Of the Wsynes.
burg, Pa, Fair Association will be held
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday, October
%, "a and Is, 1882. This Association offers
the most liberal premiums Of any county
fair in the State. The exhibits Of fine stock
and agricultural products are always IN.
surpassed. Some Of the most noted horses:
speed, which take place daily on the finest
and fastest half mile track In Western
Pennsylvania. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets on all regular trains every day
during the fair, at the low rate OF 81 90 for
the round trip. Tickets good TO return on
any train until October 18th.
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Mbselins R&sistsn
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ca, Issa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
INDEX 70 New Advertisements.

Tudex TO New Advertisements.
For Sale-Second- Hand Engines
Wanted-Catholic Man.
Regular Tuesday Packet-Steamer ". G.
Anderson.
Masonic Notice-BateS Lodge No. 50.
Stray Horses-Winter & Thornburg.
House Cleaning-G. Mendel & Co.
Fall 0Yercoats-C. Kraus & Bro.
Proclamation by the Governor.
Oyster Parlor-ThOS. f. Heyman.
CbamOis Skins-R. H. List.
Silyerwsre-Miller & Franzheim.
Granite Ware-G. w. JohnSon's Sons
Cream Cheese. II. Diehl & Co.
My New Styles. T. Stone.
Sash, Doors, &c.-W. A. Wilson.
Spices-Edward Reid.
Champion Iron Fence-B. Fisher & Son.
OyercoatS---T c. Moffat & Co.
Brass Fire Sets-Nesbitt & Bro.
Specialties-Henry Jacobs Head Of
LOCAL.
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Use Brentlingers Sarsapsrilla for all dis
orders OF the Blood.

MEssRs. SPALTER 4 NoLL, of Pittsburgh,
who have the contract OF frescoing the Odd
Fellows Hall, expect to finish 1t hits week.
They make churches and public halls
speciality, and parties desiring anything In
their line would do we'll to give them scall
-. l. ILL
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Business men and others can
get q fiirst-class Oyster supper
from 3 to o, for 25c, at the
Festival and Bazaar to be held
in the Baptist Church, corner
Twelfth and Byron streets, this
evening.
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A CASE was on trial at Justice Philips
last evening that did not attract Q large
crowd, but which would, had the crowd
known it Fannie Johnston, of Harrison
burg, Va, is SCOT colored darkey Of not
progressing appearance. Still she
had attracted the attention OF
James Baldwin, rather good
looking negro, from the same place The girl
made complaint before Justice Philips,
charging him with being her husband
without the formality of q wedding. The
case was quickly proved and fine Of SO
imposed. James did not want to 20 10 fail
and said he would prefer marrying Tho
girl, but had no dollar 70 get tho licenls.
Fannie here spoke up and said she would
furnish the dollar, which was at her house.
Constable St. Myers accompanied James,
who got the dollar aud procured the licsnss.
When this document reached the Justice
shop, smile irradiated the countensnce
of Fannie. wrinkling il into the appear
ance of a damaged photograph. Perhaps
james saw this and repented- At any rate,
he had O consultation with some friends
and concluded to pay the so fne, rather
than marry. BE did this and wss released.
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AsTHE seas, 10 now here when every
PERSON is in eed Of good foot wear, l de
sire to inform the public that my fall aad
winter sTock. which Is large and wen Sc
leet. 4. is now in and ready for your in
speciior. Prices made TO suit the timss
L. ". Blond.
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|. ". Butts Is at Steubenville.
Haberaeld Challenged.

The following challenge appeared in last
evenings Leader:
EDITOR LEADER:-I do hereby challenge
Joe Haberfeld, of Wheeling, to row me q
two or three mile race in best and best
boats. Will meet him at Eph Morris on
Thursday evening, October Is.
G. w. GANG,
Allegheny City.
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Forty Years Experience ofan Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
neyerfailing success by millions of moth
ers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
gripping inthe bowels and wind collie. By
giving health TO the child relieves the
mother. Price 25 cents a bottle.
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True TO Her Trust.

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg
Letting single duty in their behalf. When
they are assailed by disease, and the sys-
tenn should have thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri-
fed, and malsrial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents. Sold by Logan & Co.
For all skin diseases use Brentlinger's
Sarsaparilla
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PHYSICIANS who use them in their prac-
tice, and Others that adopt them as q fam
lily medicine, pronounces McIain's Wheel
ing Pills the invalid's true friends. Be sure
and get the genuine.
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All kidney and urinary complaints, espe-
-cislly Brights Disease, Diabetes and Liver
troubles, Hop Bitters will surely and last
ipgly cure. Cases exactly like your own
have been cured in your own neighborhood,
and yoa can find reliable proof at home of
what Hop Bitters has and can do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-24

A FINE assortment OF Ricksecker's Tooth
Brushes. Perfection, every bristle war
ranted to stay in the brush. For sale BY
McLain Brothers.
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RuckIen,s Arnfca salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblainss,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Logan
g. IN
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MoRSIsG Glory Baking Powder. Sold by
au leading dealers. Buy it and you will
use no other. G. s. FeeRey, proprietor.
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Ny daughter had q very weak back.
PERUSA cured her. JOHN ORGTLL, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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BRESTINGER's Syrup, Boneset and Wild
Cherry Is sure cure for cough.
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The weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, October "a, 1 A. M.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valley fair weather,
slightly warmer, southerly TO westerly
winds stationary or lower barometer.
For the Lake region generally fair
weather, light variable winds, stationary
or slight rise in temperature in the west
portion, cooler weather near Lake Ontario.
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BRESTLISGKR's Syrup, Boneset and Wild
Cherry is 3 sure cure for acough.
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Following is the thermometer record
yesterday, compared with the correspond
ing day OF last year:
1881. lS0
IAN. l2M. SP. n JPN. IAN I'm. 3PM.fP.M.
90 IS IS 81 SO s. 81 -
Average yesterday, 50.
Same day last year, 62{.
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60 60 the MeLure House cigar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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MSS Fine Hsnd SeWed Shoes, best makes
an e,-rtet styles, at L. v. Blond's.
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GREAT bargains in Boots and Shoes for
males and females. ct l.. V. Blends, 1lS5
Main Strtst.
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FLUSHING.

For all skin diseases use Brentlinser's
Sarssparilla. ..a sa
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MoRSrNe Glory Baking Powder. Pure
and wholesome. Ask your grocer for it.
G. s. Feeney. proprietor.
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KaYneAbaHR Fair.

USE Brentl:nger's sarsaparilla for all dis
orders OF the blood
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Alm~aAe-rhis Day.
sun RiseA sun Sets Noon sets- Days Length
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Yestsrday's Temperatures.

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