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Of the blowers Immediately. he clearly
showed the necessity and the danger that
would Be caused by delay; for some reason,
MeSsfs. Walters, CommeFtord Smith and Win.
gerteF refused 10 see II In that light, and all
made speeches. The motion was made 10
refer the resolution to theeommittee, where
Mr.. Kimberly predicted II would die; the
motion prevailed, then Il was reconddered
and sent 70 the committee with power TO act.
Mr.. Kimberly then presented another reso-
luton authorizing the committed 10 proceed
forthwith to constructs pumping well for the
Worthingt0n pump the series OF filterlng
wells on tue Island sand banks To follow
later. This was o matter that had been
talked Of 30 much that the Second Branch
realized It's importance and adopted Il, but
In the First Branch It was laid on the table,
thus again leaving tEspump liable To clogglng
and stopping, thus stopping the city's water
supply. Superintendent Riddle has now
given falr warning, and In case the pump
gives out or the boilers burn out, the public
should know just whom to blame.
When the resolution In relation to the
Howell blower" came up In the First
Branch Ex.Mayor Sweeney was granted
privilege to speak, and stated that the boilers
at the water works were u bad condition on
account Of the sediment that collected In
them, and that something should be done
immediately, or the boilers would be ruined.
He then explained the cause Of this, and said
the remedy PROPOSED was sufficient and com.
paratiyely inexpensive The action Of the
Second Branch was concurrcd in.
Superintendent Riddle submitted another
communication enumerating several things,
many Of them important, needed at Tie
works, and showing It's present capacity.
The Second Branch calmly received and
filed 1t, yet II the old discharge main should
break down again, there would be howl.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFlCy,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, ONO CorNrv
WuEEI ~. ~ ~. L.


no,,no, C,,,,, HLLhh uIIltE, NJ
"0A"p VI T SUHHi Nv. ~ ulii9 VotNu
"hLLLlN"' W. VA, Aarch 1, isel
sealed proposals. for the following p1nBtr
10 be done duting the ,uIfCnt Year. vii! 4. -
AZ this Office untIl Saturday, III u Ami ~, /,
u n, VIZ On BOggs' Hill ana spdnEtf IA M
Gu &c yards excavation, SO yards ma aitTi,s
GeggNyille. G. y 7. road, tint division IA y,
yards matchmaking: GUggSvllIr, L. a IA \
Ond division 2.OOcubicyaris excavation A. 49,
yards matchmaking, 7icuyic vans nIslr,, NJ
die Vince Ing Creek, lower END, 10 eulis e
mac damiElng; River IOid, Ont division NJ
b yards ma AdnIniEing, Glenn, Kun s,in-
llill, 1000 cubic yards excavation 20 rpiis ~
culvert masonry; Wheeling, W, A n n.
ion, 400 cubic yaids macndainIzlnr. Wgi mr.
X T. ruad, 1000 cubic yaIds mac. tlimlnis NJ
Sula road. o. cubic yards mEcEdaniripT b
run 10 SpringeF's, 40 cubic wards ftiafsd,, -,
cuDic yAids CulvCrt masonry; plXonI m 4
cubic yards excavation, ~ cIiGlr ya,,i. ,B,ST,,
cubic yards matchmaking. Krllry's IN ~ n
ment Cemetery. LOO cubic ya,ds r,,tT.t,,1
Gnlw's Run. 90 cubic ynnl: j',s',i.. I,
cubic yards excavation 10 cnbir ysgI, -
NIddl Wheeling Crycy. untFT rIJ i w
matchmaking, i2O cube vsI,ls brti.b ma NJ,
nap; P,Eue'S Kun. go ru6ir vn,d. r.a,-is,5s
River nSad second dIvisinn "a r,,,
amiEing. 100 cubic wards ma,Onry. dix I sS5 m
man, 1000 cubic ySriS eXTHvrtiG, a cTrt. Y,
masonry; Rice and tnstIrnHn', linn M
yards excavation. 20 CUBIC ward, mg.opT M ~.
Point road S6 III, n ~ ~ - -
bic yards excsyntIo2 IA M ' ruiI Is, ~
Meeting House NH. 80 cnbirynyIs InSr,t,, :.
Short Lrees, north iork. ,5IG g,,hir mi, -
ton, 90 cubic yards masonry; short Cntt :,
fork, /, 800 cubic yRrds eyrIvntIon "a 5vlt -
yards mneSdaml5y el Wr I'm SIg;S i CO., 70
ON emilio vnTIIs NJ, -, IN any ~
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The following conveyanCes OF real estate
were admitted to record yesterday by Clerk
Hook:
A deed made December ), 1881, by Rosina
Claus and Nicholas her husband. TO Mary II
Gehring Of the south half OF lot No. s, on the
plat Ofan addition to the city, laid out by d.
N. EOHi consideration $500.
A deed made March II, 1882, by T. J.
Hugus, special commissioner TO Robert
Emblem, Oftne north half Of the south half OF
lot No. IL, situated on the east side OF Main
street, Centre Wheeling; consideration 81. 700.
A deed made January 10, 1882, by Debit
Q. Mckinley aud wife, ct al., to William L.
Mckinley, Of tract OF land situated on the
north fork Of Short Creek; consideration 81
ON
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PERSONAL PGXCILINGs.
Interestlng Items OF Intelligence C
CernInE IudIVItIuaIs.

corning individuals.
Delegate Cox is still confined to his room at
the Female College by illness.
Mr.. George W. Corson, the handsome New
Yorker, is again at the Stamm.
Col. J. S. Cunningham, one OF Kanawha
eountys most prominent men, is in the city
for few days.
George Stauver, one OF Whcelings promis.
Ing young men, has accepted a position in
Reeds drug store.
Attorneys Hubbard and Russell, left for
Parkersburg last evening on the Monitor,
special packet for this occasion.
Mr.. w. S. Mccullough aud wife, of the
Eighth ward, have gone to housekeeping in
the house next TO his drug store.
Miss Ella Hoffman, Of the South Side. left
yesterday for tue West on visit to friends,
She will be gone about two weeks.
Ex.Speaker MofTctt, Of the House OF Dele.
gates, who is at his home liz Pocahontas
county on leave Of absence, will probably NOT
return to Wheeling during the present SEES.
sion.
Miss Carson, OF Wheeling, will preside at
the organ In the new spectacle OF "The
Prodigal Son. Mrs, Mary Altman has do.
tertnined to make her future home In Wheel.
ing. and was packing up to leave TODAY
Beilaire Independent.
Mr.. John Beuter has accepted a position in
Schueprs Opera House drug store, and will
next Monday enter upon his duties MI.
Beuter Is an experienced druggist, a rradr.
ate OF the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy.
and will no doubt be a valuable aGuisition 10
MI. Schncpfs store. Mr.. ESch. the present
clerk, leaves for Indiana next week.
Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, Of Martinsburp
y In the city. lie has recently returned from
baltimore, where he received thorough
course OF treatment by renowned oculist ior
an affection OF the eyes. The surgeon found
no organic Ailment, and his eyes and, indeed,
his general health, are now in an UNUSUALLY
sound condition for one OF his ripe age.
In commenting on the Monday afternoon
proceedings OF the Senate in relation 10 In.
creASing the Senatorial districts Senator Bar.
bee, though not named, was inierentlally in.
cluded with those who favored such increase
The language used was that the representa-.
tlves OF the southern section Of the State
voted as one man for the Stollings substitute
We cheortully bear testimony 10 DR., Barbec's
consistent action on this bill. When Il was
before the Senate on Wednesday night last
he made an able argument against the consti.
nationality OF an increase, and remained
fixed In his opinions to the end.
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THE WATER WORKS.
Tho Wants and the Necessities Talked
over in Council.

The Wants and the Necessities Talked
over in Council.
In the report Of the Committee on Water
Works, adopted by Council last evening
were recommendations to the effect that
certain resolutions referred to the Committe,
in relation to reservoir tanks and the DIG.
ging Of a pumping we'll, be laid on the table
After the report had been adopted commu.
nication from Superintendent Riddle was
read. 1t was n long one, setting forth In do.
tail the necessity OF placing In the fen new
boilers at the power house, the Howell
blower" ut cost OF about $50 each, In order
10 clear away mud and scales. Tho commn.
nlcation stated that these "blowersn were
absolute necessities. Further, he reported
that after Council had ordered a well
To be dug, and alter Mr.. Hamilton had bro.
ceeded with the work, majority Of the
committee had ordered him 10 stop the work
Summer was fast approaching, and with Il a
greatly increased demand for water would
soon be upon US, and at present the Worth.
ington pump could not be worked TO more
than one-fourth its capacity, consequently
there would follow 4 scarcity OF water. The
Eellwas an absolute necessity, and provided
Council did not see II in this light, he wanted
the public to thoroughly understand who was
70 blame for scarcity OF water when the time
should come.
Nr. Kimberly followed this paper up,
With a resolution authorizing the purchase
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New Drug Firm.

In our rambles on the South Side yesterday
we dropped into the store formerly owned by
A. G. Etz & Co., and were surprised at the
animated scene that met our gaze. The store
has recently been purchased by Kurtz &
Young, two OF our most enterprising drug.
gists, and in the short time they have had
charge tho business has increased to nearly
double. Mr.. Kurtz isagentleman well known
in this city, having been prescription clerk at
A. 7. Young and other pharmacies for some
years, and has established an enyiable repu.
tation as thorough prescriptionist and &C.
commodating gentleman. We cheeriully rec.
ommcnd this firm to our readers on the South
Side, and assure them that any goods pur.
chased from Hurtz & Young will be pure,
fresh and accurately dispensed.
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MEErIx0 Mr.. II: @. Refer, treasurer Of the
ClereLdHd Herald, recently, a representative
Of the Cleveland (0.) Penny Pres, inquired
Of that gentleman, after stating his mission,
Il he personally knew anything about the
Great German Remedy, ST. Jacobs OIL. A
smile played across Mr. Refers expressive
face and bis eyes twinkled merrily as he re.
piled In the affirmative, will not refuse to
state my experience with II, and you may use
It as you think best Four years ago |
sprained one ofmy ankles, an accident which,
as you are aware, entails much suffering and
sometimes leaves the limb In a condition 10
remind one frequently Of the Old hurt. I'm.
fortunately this result ensued. Whenever
the weather became damp or my system alb.
sorbed the slightest cold my ankles panied
me. This went on at intervals for over three
years, and could not obtain relief. Last
winter / applied the St. Jacobs Oil and It
completely cured me. have not since felt
return the pain.
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To the yOlks OF six eggs, well beaten, add
two cups sugar, three.fourths cup butter, one
cup sweet milk; beat this light; then add
three cups flour having in 1t one measure
Banner Baking Powder, whites of four
egg; stir gently; crate one.half OF large
orange into this batter bake in layers in Jelly
cake pans
For. the Icing-Beat the two remaining
whites stih, adding one pound pulyerized
sugar, and the other half orange grated; when
cold spread each layer with the Icing.
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WANTED "A NUMBER OF GOOD
"a horsea suitable for street cars between III
I Signt year, Of age, weigh 100 or $50 pounds
appy y Inc oilce or stables u the Wheeling d Fin
HI TOS9, Hallway J. KLEECH, Superintendent
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Che gatelIigstter,
0aees Gos. Is and ~ Fourteenth Street


For Rent-Fnrnished Room.
Wanted-An Active Girl.
Notice.
10 the Ladies'
Pianos-Lucas' Music Store.
Louisiana State Lottery.
Public Sale.
For sale-steAmer Pres Ellison.
Clothes Wringers.
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.
For Rent-Brick Dwelling House.
Social and Supper.
Prang's Easter Cards.
Beautiful Designs
Board Of Equalization and Appeals-IGead
OF local.
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DUDLIc NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives no,i,. ~.
public that she has purchased i,., y
Emsheimer the entire stock IA ,'I ''s'
outfit OF his dry RoodS establishes, n. :, y
IS on Eleventh street Wheeling N
and all his interest Of every kind ipsg.'
aud that the business Of said e,,,bS.
will be hereafter carried on by L,,@..'
her agent Emanuel Emsheimet
HANNAH EMSugpp
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WARRINGTON, D. c., March l5.-l A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
weather. south to west winds, light rains and
partly cloudy weather, lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, light snow OF
rain, slowly rising temperature and falling
barometer, sOutherly to westerly winds, fol-
lowed by clearing weather and rising barom-
eter.
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GENERAL norlnro
NOTICE. '''---'''''''


10 al WaoH L My oOaeru.
Take uotiee that the undersigned ,o,.,-
iStntor Of the estate OF Mari6S h 'Vn,tign tls,
eeah'd, appointed and qunlGei a. ,LliEafh q
tralor under the laws o. the STAT " ll Gl tis
state, wherein the deceased dfJ " vl4io lf =
on FRIDAY, THE 24Tn DAY OP -YyiI asals,!S, 4
N lsSt o. Ins otlce o. the BenwOod Inn ~,
VIEviSIa inn,I SSI ~ " NE city q Nhcelg,
eight shares Of the capital stocE M \ 9lut,s
Inn Works belonging 10 uld e,taie IVY baIii
IN the name Of Martha y. Elwari, ~ w nta.s
her four children, a follows: 10 iif,llii loo
QhmAey seven thAfps, 10 Martha yG-ilth 3
,hArei 70 Charles W. Edwards seven h, vi
Mary W. EdWlriA seven AhAfps. a u
to. WM. h. EDElpn,
mhhW Adml1istrnt,s- allA ]
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ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACT M;

Bids will be received by any u,.-,.
the Building Committee, or aitbs t..te
store Of Campsey 4 Wilson, Ciay,r rii'i \
for the stone work, brick Wofk si,....lA Z
&c, Of the new United Prcsbyte,isln' I riS
about TO he built In the above ns NAM ~ ~
until MARCH Is, 1889. The CommittI !,
receive bids either for part or III y y :.
building or contract. ' " \
Plans and specifications for the .r,..
ton OF contractors, can be seen A, II. y
OF the undersigned in Claysyillr '''l'
MT, D. N; CANPSEY
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Has received twenty more pieces OF those
beautiful Mohair Brocades, in ali colors,
worth 2oc,, for IKE, and many other goods
in same proportion. Call soon II you wish
great bargains in Dry Goods, Notions, Car.
pets, Wall Papers, Window Blinds, etc. Nos.
2Ol0 and 2O2l Main street. Center Wheel.
ing. NwT
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GREAT SLAUGHTER.-W shall posi-.
tlrely retire from the retail trade within
the next few days. Bargains In all de.
partments, SPEiER BROS.
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ONLY a few days left before we move,
to secure bargains. Come early. Next
week Is our last week In the retail trade.
We mean business. ., -
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KRAMER has secured the contract for fur
nishing the music at White Sulphur Springs
the coming season. lie has had this con.
tract for the past two seasons. This year
the Opera House orchestra and Baltimore
band competed with him.
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ri,.r,nn,nn,nr Rnrnr,I-

The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observed at sChneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
L.x.l2a.5P. M.7PM A.N.1?M.SP.M7RN
~ Is &c ~ 81 Il y IS
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IMMENSE Bargains at our Great Clos.
Ing Out Sale. We mean business, us we
retire from the retail trade In The next
few days. SPEYER BROS.
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SPEYER BROS,

VERY handsomely decorated Dinner
and Tea Ware and Chamber Sets at W.
II. RINEHART & BROS, 1915 Market
street.
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on and after this day our store will be
open until or.
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
SuccessOrs'tO l. Blum l. Bro,
lIO4 Main Street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


A PREDIcANEST Two o'clock In the morn.
ing-sleet on the Side-walk-baby got the
Group, and no Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in the
house.
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TnE way.to produce a smile on the face Of a
man, suffering with aeking cough, Is 10
make him present Of bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, Just Try II and you will DO
aStonished At the result
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SWINE OF CARDIFF" for Ladies' onlv,
For sale by Logan & Co.
On Thirty pays Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
voltaic Belts and other electric appliance
on trial for thirty days TO young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration Of
vigor and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney difi.
eulties, rnpturts and many other diseases,
illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TTHs4W
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Has your child any symptoms OF worms,
itching nose, pains in the stomach or bowels,
bad breath, tretiulnesS, or loss Of appetite?
DeniSs Worm Syrup will give immediate
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NOTICE.
RedemptiOn Of CITY I,ora,

The holders OF the ~ per cent tond,ols.
OF Wheeling Issued under the OrilaaBsr : s
are hereby notified that In accordance Win :.
Sions Of said Ordinance the following ,oDl \
Nos. 2S5, I9I, o3s, aIJ, 90, eOi, o.. 10, J
IN, Z, 5Oi, 800, a5O, 300, .iG, GS. aS,'
$50, $40, IO7 and 3IO having been s,T
lot will be paid on presentation to the upd,ns,,
and will cease 10 bear interest on and ATE, "A
l. 1852 HENRY X. LlyE
mh2 Commissioners olCity Al W.
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YOU are invited to attend the social and
supper at the Zane Street NJ. L. Church to-
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SUPPER and social at the Zane Street NJ. E.
Church tonight You are Welcome.
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CrTICuRA

RENEbls arc for ale by all druggiTtE Price
Of CuIiCuRA, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, 50
cents; large boxes 81. CuTicURi REsoLyESr, the
the queen Of medicinal aud toilet EoNpsl. Dc IN.
I I, MEDICINAL SHAVING soAP, l5c. Principal
0'pNH WEEKS POTTER po,,or Ma,
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FOR SALE.

F0R SALE-ONE FINE MULE, wei
u broke, ! ycarS old, weightN0 pounds; bal
I feet inches Address, Il. T. PiltsllALL nal
Belmont county. Ohio. nib
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THE most wonderful blood purifier In the
world-TndicdtSs erery taifii-S. s. s.
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NEW CUMBERLAND, W. Va, March 49,
Saturday evening, two Of the young men OF
this county, having n difficulty 10 settle,
chose pugilistic encounter, and accordingly
after selecting place outside OF the jurisdic.
ton OF the town, formed Il ring, chose seconds
and went ut 1t in scientific way. The mill
was short, One OF the participants receiving
what he thought was enough, said so, and
was released from the clutches OF his antag.
onist Then one OF the seconds wanted 10
whip him also, bat the other came in and
said that he would accept the challenge, but
all passed of without further trouble. This
is another case for our grand jury. viii they
Saturday night, while D. ]. McConel was
in Fairview, he put his horse in the stable OF
the Virginia House, and intending 70 be in
town late, Mr.. Stewart, the proprietor, left
the stable door unlocked. During the
night some parties went to the stable, took
the horse and set OF harness, hitched him
to buck wagon belonging to Mr.. Stewart,
and when they got out into the Allison neigh.
borhood the bolt that holds the affair together
broke and they had to provide other means
oil travelling, and accordingly they took u
horse owned by Samuel Allison and rode to
the river, where they left the horses and be-
ing seen by man who was attending a coal
barge, they took to the woods. They were
afterwards seen going up through Liverpool,
but not recognized.
After day broke the body OF q woman who
appeared 10 be about sixty year, OF age was
found in the river. She seemed to have been
dead come time. 1t is thought by some that
they were ghouls or body.snatchers, ard be.
Ing so closely followed they had TO leave their
booty. Excitement Is high in the upper end
Of the county over the affair, and Il Is diff.
cult TO get an intelligent account OF the
affair. We give 1t 10 the readers OF the In.
TELLIGEScER as We got 1t from several who
have been there.
WORTHWHILE.
William Walker was in town yesterday.
Mr.. William Calhoun left yesterday for
Brownsville, where he will visit his friends,
The surveyors OF the p, W. &C.R are
locating the road between here and the Mar.
rows.
The Swiss Bell Ringers arc advertised 10
night.
The young men OF town are endeayorin1
70 establish junior tent Of the Independent
Order OF Rechabites
Mr.. Hanson Criswell, Jr., has retprned
from Cincinnati. Mr.. Criswell was one Of
the fortunate passengers Of the Sidney who
escaped unhurt.
Messrs. Weaver & Bardall have purchased
the piece OF ground adjoining the rolling
mill from Mr.. Charles Thompson. AS soon
as the weather will permit they will erect
several new furnaces to the mill.
The operators OF the oil well have di,con.
tinued boring for oil on the Thompson farm
The indications OF oil which at FIST seemed
favorable, soon proved false and all hopes of
obtaining oil are abandoned. The we'll Il
now about $50 feet deep.
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Officer Noah Ritner, Of the Fourth ward
asks US to say for him that the item abon,
him In Mondays Register was base false.
hood. When the officer knows the Re0iIter
man little better such things will not sur.
prise him. The item was not only false, II
was In oHensiyely bad taste as we'll
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Mr. Kimberly followed this paper up,
tina resolution authorizing the purchase
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DoN'r forget the supper and social at Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church tonight.
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Good n octave rosewood piano. nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold at a
great bargain. Call and examine at LucaI'
Music Store, 1li2 Main street.
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FALLING HAIR,

Frank 4; Bean. Steam Fire Engine 6, Boston, was
tlcuA ReSOlycht blood purideFl Internally and
Cuticura aud Cuticun Soap uhe great skin curcSl
externally, which completely restored his hnIf
when all Sald he would Ina n '''
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ourlouRA.
(uticura
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
Itching and Sealy Diseases, HUI.
mOrs Of the Scalp and Skin
Permanently Cured.
RINGWORM.

Geo. ". Brown, - MAahAll street. Providence, r,
/, cured BY Gntiepn Re.olyent blood purlaerl and
CuucuG and Cuticun Soap The great skin currtl
Of RlngwOrin llnmoF got At the BARRIERS, which
spread all over his can, neck aud face, and for Lix
yeAu resisted all kinds Of treatment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-15
MILK CRUST.

Mn BoWers l4S Clinton street, Cincinnati speaks
OF her sisters child who was cured Of mill crust
which resisted all remedies for two year. Now
tne healthy boy, with beautiful head 0i hair.