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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-30
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Mrs. Gitlin, Of Bridgeport, Is Whiting The
faIRily OF Nj. Hugh Gldln.
Mr.. Helsley, who was burned out Of his
home by the destrutt on OF The Rho les house
Sunday has domtCited his family In the
barn.
A wagon load Of flour tumbled over from
Crescent street Into theB. & o. CutTuesday,
Flour, wheels and mules, were mixed into
one for awhile.
The lot owners In Sheets addition fear
that that part OF the city has not been 10.
gally accepted, and have petItiOned that
evGrythlngbe made oil right.
ABellaire man found strauger'sitting in
tho wharf boat Wednesday morning who
wanted to knowwhen that boat would start
lie expected 1t to take him TO Bcnwood,
Mr. Crozier has built fence across tho
walks that lead to the creek bridge and for
bids all trespasslng He does not like the
way the city has used him on the market
house question, and will not allow paths any
longer across his lots.
Anumber OF persons who are about TO lay
new pavements aud desire the correct grade,
arc given grade that conforms 10 the grade
OF the sewerage system, that has been adopt.
cd by Council. The whole system OF street
grades will be made to conform to the sewer
age grades. 81
Council has altered the salaries OF some Of
the city officers. The mayors remains un-
changed ut 500 per year and fees The
MAMMALS was increased slightly. II seems
TO be tlle general opinion OF the CounCilmen
that regular salary and not cent OF fees or
extra expenses wonld give lis better officers.
Council will have but one more regular
meeting before the new members take their
places. At the meeting Tuesday evening all
were present but the First ward members.
TIC gas ordinance was passed and will 20
into effect II the gus company furnishes q
bond TO make good gas during tho year, The
city engineer was present aud presented a
plan for the imProvementnnd Identifying OF
tic public square. The plan was adopted
with some notifications and the ground will
be first pidwed and then staked off 50 that
trees. may be planted by all those who wish
to do so. II Is understood that several have
in contemplation the planting OF large trees.
Each person ut very little eXpense--tpcs
need only cost from IS cents to half dollar
can put out all the necessary trees. TWAS
suggested that Council plant tree in honor
OF the retiring members. The walks across
tho square are oil TO converge ut the center
] from the corners and some Of the sides but a
circular walk will also connect these walks
ut some distance from the center and no
change will be necessary II 1t should ever be
desired TO put fountain or other ornament
In the center. Council sat down on Dobler
Tuesday night because he wanted to rent the
square to q circus
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COUNTY PIxANcEs.
ASmali balance Pound 70 be Due from
Ex.SheFllf TinEIe.

Ex.SherlH Tingie.
For Saveral days the Finance Committee OF
the Board Of County Commissioners have
been auditing the accounts Of ex.sherid
Tinslp, with view ito a final settlement.
There have been several items in the accounts
concerning which Mr.. Tinglc and the mem
bers Of the committee have not been able to
come 10 an agreement. Mr.. Tinglo claimed
balance Of about $1,000 due him in all,
So 900 rs balance on the settlement OF 1870
and II, and something over 5000 on
road vouchers for 1877, The books
Of tho Boards, however, made Mr.
Tinglo the debtor. A recent meeting
OF the committee warrant was found which
on Mr.. Tingle's books II was for about
$4,000. A paper published this fact ycstor.
day, and stated that Mr.. Tingle would there.
fore owe tho Board some 5000, instead oil
having claim against II for 5000.
Mr.. Tingle was seen by IN INTELLIoRSCEH
reporter last night, and Intercepted as to
several matters In connection with the war.
rant He said II was genuine, and tho On.
dOrsement on the back WI. evidently his
signature, but that instead Of owing the
county 5000, he will owe 1t less than 5000,
abOut!Sl5OO he thought, when some matters
now in process Of adjustment are de-
clded, and his proper credit for commissions
made by the Board In regard to commis-
sions, Mr., Tinge's percentage will be as fol.
lows On the first $4,000 collected, ~ per
cent on the second $1,000, 8 per cent; 4
per cent. on the third $4,000, and per cent.
on the remainder.
Mr.. TingIe explains that the books OF the
Board were formerly kept so io0seiy-a fact
now nOtOrious-that II was impossible for
him TO tell what the real condition OF his nc.
count WIS
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Notes Waited from Ihe I.eVce by Yes
tcrtiHy'N Brisk Hrcez0E.

tcrdHy'S Brisk RrcezSE.
The Belmont passed up with emptics' yes.
terday, and the Ed. Hobbs with tow OF
slaves.
Capt. Coulson has returned from visit to
Pittsburgh and can be found at his old quar-
tiers ut the st. James.
The W. n. Chancellor will pass down to-
morrow morning en- route for Charleston.
This new packet Is quite convenience.
The Welcome which is running in the
Diurnals place while the latter is being re.
paired, left for Parkersburg on time yester-
day.
The river rose a little yesterday, the marks
last evening indicating 10 feet inches and
still rising Business was dull yesterday.
The Bright Light, en- route from St. Louis
to Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday with an
! excellent trip This fine, large bout will pass
down in a few days, Capt. Coulson is the
agent at this point,
The Diurnal yesterday morning went 10
bank at the lower end OF the leYee, to receive
a general overhauling and repairing. The
boilers were discovered leaking. The boat
before again entering the Parkersburg trade
will be painted and made presentGble.
CAIRO, March 20.-River 40 feet 0 inches
and rising. Weather clear and cool.
on Cry, March 29.-River 4 feet 0 inches
and falling, Weather clear and windy.
srEuHEvILLE, March 20.-River 10 feet s
inches and rising. Weather clear and cool.
PtrrsBURdn March 2N.-Rivcr S feet 4
inches and Rising. Weather clear and pleas.
ant
ClSclxSArI, March 2O.-River 80 feet and
falling fair and pleasant. Departed-Hudson,
Pittsburgh.
EVANSVILLE, March 2O-Wcather clear and
warm, with brisk wind from the southwest.
sMercury GS. River 81 feet inches and fall.
ing, Business light.
ST.. LOUIS, March 2O-The Lady Lee be.
longing to the Kansas City Star Line Packet
Company, sunk IN tho Missouri river, near
Lexington, this morning. Valued ut $50 900;
insured for $4,000.
LoursvNLE, KY, March .9O.-River fell 8
feet during the past "a hours, leaving 10 feet
in the canal and II feet in the chute. Bust.
ness dull. Tho canal will be opened to-day.
River falling AZ feet on the gauge,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
NewSy Notes about Home People an
DIStInsuIHhed VIstOra

NewSy Notes about Home People and
Distinguished Visitors.
Mrs. D. +. Baldwin, OF this borough, moved
yesterday to Wheeling.-H Washington Reporter.
Capt, Lowry, OF Summers county, lett last
D. c.
NJ. J. F. Legge, B. 4 0. agent at Cumber-
terday.
Mr.. G. A. Woodward agent of the d. & o.
railroad company at Keyser, was in the city
II, NJ. Harper and family, who have been
visiting friends in Delaware, returned home
last evening
Miss Ida Hail will entertain 1.-THE Cooks
tenth street.
Mr.. George Brown, q St. Clairsvillee CAPT.
taIiSt and business man, was in the city on
business yesterday.
Mr.. !. II. Kline, treasurer Of the Rogers
hands OF his frinds."
Miss Virginia McCarrell, Of Allegheny City,
VINO has been visiting in the city for several
days, returned home yesterday.
Miss Ella Hoffman, who for the past two
weeks has been travelling in the West, has're.
turned TO hOF home on the South Side.
Il. 7. McNcGr, Sheriff, aud Prosecuting
Attorney CroZier, Of Monroe county, are
inspecting prominent places about the State
Capital. -
Miss Katie Mcrtx, OF Ravenua, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charlie W. Franzheim, on the
south Side. Miss MGrtE has visited here be-
lore, and Is quite popular.
Col. Perry Griffin, general southwestern
PASSENGER agent of the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific railroad, touched Wheeling yes.
terday on his regular rounds.
W. g. Wilkinson, Esq, has been elected
secretary OF the Greenwood Cemetery Asso-
cation. A vacancy was created in this office
ny the death OF r. @. Bonham, EQ., who held
the office for many.
Col. Peyton, clerk Of The House ofDele-
gates, will be engaged upon the acts and
journals OF the late session for some two
months yet. He will visit his home in the
Lhird district however, In the meantime,
leaYing !oF there this evening, to be gone
Jno, II; Rogers and his pretty star, Minnie
falmer, have received considerable mention
IIaately about their anticipated marriage.
FIVE thousand dollars for breach OF contract
on either: side may DO gag" but II Rogers
!oreiS the amount he will be congratulated
by bis friends.
Mr.. W., Byles, OF this city. formerly
connected with the Academy OF Music, will
IniS season be member Of tho advance corps
OF sells Bros, gigantic railroad show. He
leaves Tor Columbus Saturday To assume the
duties OF his new position. The MesSrs.
Sells will find him an efficient employe.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
roREIaN NorEs.
The Important Event aud Happenings
In other Lands.

A@+sNANA@t
LONDON, March 29.-Ap lacard has been
posted in Dublin menacing the men,
bers Of Parliament OF that city, because oil
their supposed intention to vote for Clio.
ture.
DUBLIN, March Colour additional ar.
rests in connection with the shooting Of Nc.
Mahon, endammanition and rifles seized.
1t is supposed TINT the Fenian documents
were also captured in the house Of one OIL
the Nssailants, whose father aud two broth,
ems had been arrested.
HAVANA, March 20-ThO contract fol
the municipal loan and for tho building Of
the water works for this city, has beer
awarded Styles & GilsoR, OF New York, and
Daniel Rnnkle, Of New Jersey. The con.
tract involves S9,900,00O.
MoNTRvIDEo, March 20.-The Italian
representative quilted the city in conse.
quGnce OF not being abiO to get d satisfac.
tory explanation Of the i'll treatment Of two
Italians by the police.
Mexico, March 20.-The Governor of The
Federal District recommends the raising d
81, 800, 900 for water pipes to supercede The
ancient aqueduCts, improving the streets
and establishing Strengthening houses.
PARIS, March 90 The leading Journals
review LongtelidtY'scareer. Marmiere, the
academician, translated some OF his poems
into French.
BERLIN, March pa provincial CORES.
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Allow q cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies such
as Pneumonia, HemonageS and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief eau be So
readily attained2 BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for The
cure Of Coughs Colds and the severcst Lung
Diseases. 1tisDr, Boschee's famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and ne fear need be entertained in ad.
ministering u to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale Of this medicine Is I'm.
precedented. Since first introduced there has
been aconstant increasing demand and with.
out single report OF failure to do Its work in
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
Of these remarks Large sizes 10 cents. Try
ttand be convinced. TThS4W
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A ,EAN may be excused for being ill-na.
turcd when he has the rheumatism, but he
cannot be excused for prolonging his misery
by negleCting to use the Great German Rem.
edy, st. Jacobs OIL Richard Webb sec
ton hand in the Durfee Mills, Fall River,
Mass, used the St Jacobs Oil with the very
aud said the Oil cured him when nothing
else would touch the case Mr.. Webb also
says that one OF the mill hands who was
subject 10 violent attacks OF rheumatism and
had to go home from her work about once
month, writing in the tortures OF pain, was
advised by him to use the Great German
Remedy. She employed it and realized per-
manent cure. She now makes full time,
and is in the enjoyment Of perfect health.
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Mr.. WI. Byles, OF this city. formerly
connected with the Academy OF Maslc, viii
ms season be member Of tho advance corps
Of sells Bros, gigantic railroad show. He
duties OF his new position. The MesSrs.
Sells will find him an efficient employe.
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The advance sale Of seals for Minnie Pal
mer and Il. Z, Graham, who appear ut the
Opera House next Friday night, Is evidence
that the company left good impression
when here In October last. Since the tirSt
production in thisselty the piece has been
thoroughly revised and reconstructed and
new music and pleasing situations added.
Tho second act is now enlivenetl by q take of
on the we'll known WSthete Oscar Wilde,
which receives storms OF applause. In pre-
seutiRg Enmet's famous song OF Snyder"
Mr., Graham Is now assisted by Little Dick, a
bright little boy he adopted in Chicago Miss
Palmer Is one Of the best known star on the
American stage and Is fast climbing the
ladder 70 fortune. Her voice improves daily
and In her new selections OF SongsShe Is more
pleasing than ever The success OF the my
sweetheArt Company while being deserved
has been phenomenal, and has every where
created the desire for return visit.
The Company will arrive OH their special
sleeper Friday morning from Columbus,
Ohio, and will receive the heartiest welcome
from their numerous admirers,
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A Couan, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in MI in.
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial TrochCs do not disorder
The stomach like cough syrups and balsaus,
but act directly on the intIaned parts, allay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, CGtarrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers are sub,
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Irochcs have been recommended by physi.
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction,
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of tie age Sold at Is cents q
box everywhere. TrusGw
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth
u 30, go at once and get q bottle Of MrS.
Windows Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depen
upon 1t; there Is no mistake aboutit There
y not mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that IL viii
regulate the bowels, and give rest to The
mother, and relief and health 10 the child
operating Ike magic Il q perfectly safe II
use In all case, and pleasant 10 the TASTE. and
Is the prescription Of the Oldest and beSf
female Physicians aud nurses In the United
states. Sold everywhere. % cents bottle
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TIE usual merchants lunch nj the New
McIare House Sample Rooms daily.

SUBSCRIBERS intending to change
their residences the first OF the month,
will confer favor, and secure the prompt
delivery Of their papers by sending their
new addresses 10 this Office as early as
possible.
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To the yolks OF six eggs, we'll beaten, add
three-quarters pound white sugar, juice Of
one lemon, oue:hAlf pound OF flour having in
1t one measure Hammer Baking Powder
then add the whites ofsix eggs beaten still;
bake in jelly cake pans.
For the Jelly.-Take the yolks of three eggs
beaten, and one-half pound Of white sugar
juice OF one and grated rind OF two lemons
and whites OF three eggs beaten very stiff
put in vessel and Place the vessel in boiling
water; boil until 1t thiCkcns; when it is cold
spread over each layer OF the cakes except
the top one.
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Entertainment by the Pupils OF the
First Ward schools.

The second anniversary Of the Washington
District Lyceum, composed OF the pupils OF
the Grammar school in the First ward. was
celebrated last evening by musical and lit
erary entertainment given In tho North Street
Church. The attendance was large, and the
appreciation shown by those present was u
feature Of the affair. Tho pupils alt had n
bright and intelligent look which prophesed
good Of the performances, and that this pro-
phecy was fully realized all who had the
good fortune 10 be present will certainly
agree.
An attractive programme had been pre-
pared, us follows:
address the President
Mary stifel.
Recitation Charcoal Man
at the Switch
Maggie N. sIlvey.
Vocal Come Back to Erin
Annie MCCahOn.
kecttht Charlie MReiiEpe
Ola ReltZ
Rectaion... ......,.A Naughty Girls Views Of Life
Lille GutMRn.
Piano soo..''. PaflOr Waltz
Defamation The Polish Boy
Elmer f. Chapman.
Laura Fox
Vocal solO".'"....... ,.Ely, Llght.Winged swallow
Lou llelwig,
POcs
Glass.
Sam Arbuthnot.
Cholce
Glass.
RectAisoa...,; :.,,,...:......The High Tide
Katie Roberts.
Little staf
Jennie SylvtS
fIano storm
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Ghe qnteltigRneer>
O1IcO: Sos. as and - Fourteenth Street,


Notice-Bargains.
For Sale or Rent.
Important Sale OF City Real Estate.
Removal. l.. Rhees.
Steamer Wyoming.
Proposals for Roofing. ..
Announcement.
Potatoes for Seed and Table Use.
Household Articles ut Private Sale.
Steamer W. n. Chancellor.
Exhibition at Female College.
Cooking StOves-Sesbitt 4 bro.
Catarrh-SaufOrds Radical Cure.
Meeting OF the Red Men-lIead OF Local.
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A COLD in the head is one Of the best things
that can happen to lady with lace hand.
kerchief, and DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is dc.
cidedly the best remedy to cure that cold.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


Jno. ]. Casey. welSburg. l.. T. Gclsthorpe, n. Y.
J. l. Morgan. CrlnketllO. J. a. Close, Grand Forkl
Fl. L. Rice. SGClAirSvillc. Alex. ClrsL, city.
J. 0verh0ltE, PittshuEh. J. A. Farrell, city.
", H. Howell, city J. Il Leldig, Philadelphia.
D. BlciS, Ohio II. L. Bolton, Ohio
A. L. Ault, KnnRwhR S. H. IAkeF IAtrObe.
G. w Kelley, N. D., city. Geo Gibson, city.
s.lAlcNutt, Cincinnati. N. Shrewsbury. Park'g.
J. NJ. Lean. Cincinnati, 7. Z. Ilunst. CoiIunbnS
J, II. GillCtt, Now York. Vim. COUlsOn, PlttSbgh.
l.. q. llnines, Pittsburgh A. Z, Augus. Toledo.
$, Demon, wO0dSaeld, 7, II. Morris BellRIrc.
W.S.Mltchell, ZanCsvilG. Nm. 7. DOnley. PENN.
]. l. Burns baltimore. T. j. Stevenson. Florence.
u. naCkenbus New York. CT -AndeSOn, Baltimore.
ST. Willard. Cleveland. E 7, Eigerton. Fits.
J. N. Mcconnell, Cle'lnd. $ Il Hume, Cumberland.
&. ]. Ianor Columbus II. C. Ban. New York.
NJ. R. Greer, wife and children, PIttsbuIgh.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., March SO.-For Tonnes
see and the Ohio Valley, fair or clear, and
cooler weather, rising barometer, with north
west winds.
For the Lake Region, cooler and clearing
or fair weather, higher barometer, northwest
to southwes; winds.
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What every one should have, and never be
without, Is Thomas Eclectric Oil. It is
thorough and safe in its effects, producing
the most wondrouS cures Of rheumatism
neuralgia, burns, bruises and wounds Of
every kind.
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You can buy the celebrated cog.geared
Novelty Clothes Wringer of Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one-half the
price charged by pcddlers for third class
WriNunrS
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How the hearts Of crowd swell and throb
with pitiless hatred against the man who
coughs during the performance at theatre,
when they know lie is to stingy too invest
twenty-five cents In bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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SCCH
Quarrel between BrntnS and CHsSius.......
FL. tArEIn and +. Hennlg
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TnEr Cough and Cold Of yours may bring
on Consumption, II It is not attended to.
Dr. Virgins, Lungwort Compound is a posi-
tive cure. We guarantee It. For sale by
Logan 4 Co. and all druggists.
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Impotencyofmind, limb, or vital functions.
nervous weakness, sexual debility, &C., cured
by wells Health Remover" 81. At drug
dists. Depot, Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheel
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street,

The following sh. VS. the range Of tho Their.
mometer, Us observed at SChnepTs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
IAN. l2x.SFN.7FN VA .l2M.8P.M7R
20 q u II IS q 81 20
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Good TX octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time will be sold at !
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, 1142 Main street.
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BAREuw's baby Elephant shouldn't 10 ex.
posed to cold weather till after taking Or,
Wiggin's Lungwort Compound, 1t prevents
all throat and lung diseases. Sold by Logan
& Co, and all druggists
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Az invaluable strengthener for the nerves,
muscles, and digestive organs, producing
strength and appetite, is Browns Iron
Bitter's. DIV
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0EE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for bettel
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Il
sure cure for Piles. p&W
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The great system renovator is Burdock
Blood Bltters. Try 1t and be convinced
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Ed. Christnlan, No. lOlS Market SQUARE,
will pay cash for Second Hand Furniture,
Stoves, Carpets, &c. Call ON or address a
above. Telephone No. so.
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VERY handsomely decorated Dinner
and Tea Ware and Chamber Sets nj ".
II. RINGlIART & BRO.S, 1916 Market
street.
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PERuSA and MANAIS are the two kings OF
the MdleriG Aelicq.
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" you have the chills take PERuSA. II you
expect or fear them take PIErNA.
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Az enrichCr OF the blood and purifier Of the
system cures lassitude and lack Of energy |;
such - Bruwn'S Iron Bittet, nav
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r AND WARRANTS,

Parties having Land Warrants for Can
ment lard not located, will learn sOH,.g
to their interest by addressing
W. c. BtCHASE
mh24 'FaRRi
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dERSAE Com Remover eradicates Corns.
Beware Of base limitations Get the genuine.
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"WINE OF oARDUIu make, ro,,

checks and clear compilations.
Sold by Logan Go.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
A INVOLVEMENT.

hereby announce myself as caaBs
for Mayor Of the village Of Bridgeport u
election to be held Monday, April 3, lid
mh2S J. +. Il, MicDONAp