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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, July q, 49O p.m-Cotton
firm Uplands,7 Lied; Orleans, I'D. Sales
to-day, $1,000 bales. Receipts, $3.50 bales.
American. $3.50 Futures opened firm;
now quieter.
NEW YORK, July 26, 1925 pm.-Cotton
steady and l-l6c higher: Ordinary, 10Ic;
good ordinary, ll15c low middling, l29Sc;
middling, Y l9'l6c good middling,
l3 3-l6c; middling fair l3 l5-l6c; fair,
ANc. Futures are steady at to
points above last evenings closing prices.
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OlGS'DiTGCt0ly,
WIN Appear This Year as Usual,

ONE O. +. wEATHERBEE has no eonnec-
" ton with my Directory, aud orders given
him will not be rscosniIed by me. Ny regu-
lar canvasaers will wait upon the citizens OF
i2Sisl 4. i. sHOLEs,
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Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, etc., bound at the PUBLIC
LEDGER bindory, 13 Madison street.
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Vanderbilt Insurance
Company, of Memphis,
No. 10 Madison Street
PUBLIC LEDGER BUILDING.
W. N. BROWN, President;
j. NJ. SMITH, ics.PresIdent;
r. P. BOILING, Secretary.

W. N. BROWN, of Brown & starke.
JOHN ovERToN, ir,of fevertOn & G1osveuor.
j. al. SMITH, of Smith, Smiley & Co.
ID. q. MILLER, ofschoOlaold, ,Hanauer 4 Co.
Y. HOLDER BERRY, of Austin, Berry 4 Co.
r. DUDLEY FRAYSER, of arnagin a Fray,er
JOHNW. V0EGELI, of j. W. Voegeli 4 Co.
J. HARVEY MATnEs. of Public Ledger.
I. B. HAYNES, Of 7. B. Haynes 4 Co.
j. P. DAY, off. S. Day 4 Son:
I. Il. Chiffon. of W. N. wilkersop 4 o..
J. B. HILL. MARCUS JONES.
Ta- Equlty and PramPtness our motto.
Oemmerei9l risks Sarnes ly solicited. i1S 1s7
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lightning Rods.

ME put up any Rod manufactured nv Ra-
w burn, Hunter & Co., PhiladelpbiS. In
elrenlt. We use the battery. We undarStsnd
the principle Of erecting Rods. 1t costs us
notnlng extra to put,up Rods. We have no
lorses 70 iced. no workmen to pay, and can
q an on the road.
Also Hardware and Pumps very chesp. eta
j w. KINNEY q CO., 355 Main ST.
We are not insurance agents, 198 ilS
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ANN noN-
IN sUMERS OF RLUMBRRi-We csn al Gyn- ~.
ders on short Dotioe Of yellow pine. M ler ~
Of from 10 70 81 feet long, not to erceed M
inches In wi ith, At Sl1 70 sll 80 per fbeSss,a
delivered at n. 4 O. depot, FOR ossh. a.,
work e our referer 90. Address Nui
mM ioVNS co.. RurnRllle, Miss.
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by reference 10 the census, and vet, General
Coll said, In spite OF the heavy protective
tariff on wool, WOODEN goods were now sold
at les, than before the prolec,iveVnct was
passed. The coal industry afforded another
Instance OF the workings Of The tart # act, Hc
said he heard man ridicule the Idea OF pro.
tecting coal recently, but this was In Dem.
ocratic convention, where they were having
little squabble OF their own, and they
finally. wound up by adopting u resolution
declaring q protective tariff deluson and
fraud. Colonel Zen Wilson was there, and
be frankly told the Young man who intro.
dnced the resolution that lie was "Simon
Pure Democratic crank." tLaughtcr.l .{s
AZ The conclusion OF his remarks on the
tariff, the General briefly and rapidly passcd
over M array OF incidents Of the past career
OF the Republican party, which should com.
nand for that par,yth the kindly consideration
and grateful support OF every worklngtnan,
aud Of every American citizen, In the course
Of which he pronounced Il glowing eulogy
o.. our lrec school system, comparing 1t Wv
Idly with tho former system Of education In
vogue under Democratic rule. .''.'.ggHt. ,gf''
lie closed clOquenily, and was ngain greet.
ed with round OF voclferous applause.
Throughout his speech The large crowd re-.
manned standing and paid the most earnest
attention, frequently testiiyiug their up
proval or delight BY cheers aud applause.
After another selection by the band, three
cheers for Goif and the Republican party
were called for and given with a will. after
which delegation Of Denwood Republicans,
accompanied by the band, escorted their dis.
tinguished visitor 10 the boat. 7f ~ ,.
1t was a notable event for DenwOod, aud
The results Will show plainly at The polls on
the 10Th OF October. 'E-. 1911. n.
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LOCAL IsItErIrIEsS.
News and Gossip on n Multiplicity OF
Subjects.

News ind Gossip on n Multiplicity OF
subjects.
THINGS begin to hum. 4 b
BASE ball again to-day.
'.rmr Two Johns ut the Opera House TO.
night. 10y
EVERY department at the Pottery is now
making full time. V,s5
Tux faces Of those one meets on the street,
look brighter since the great difficulty was
settled. DO ...$l...i,l.a-
K. ,OSE deed OF trust admitted to record was
the extent OF business at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday.
Rich KESxEy has resigned rs hostler at the
Hope Hose house, and his brother Tom sue.
cecds him. ~
TRr new nail mill Mt Mingo will lie lighted
Nv n lO.ligl,t electric light machine. It is
being ordered through the Sweeney's. "a
YESTERDAY while putting up the back stop
OF the. Standard base ball grounds, two boys,
one named Tom Cunningham, were badly
hurt. -,5.
LAST night about l2 o'clock the police de.
scended OH u house Kept by Ann Wright, on
: Twenty.tirst street, and captured four women
anu two men. !aF 4
THE Central Glass Works have been rum
ming very steadily the pas. week, 1t being
necessary to work at night in order 10 keep
sup with the orders
JACK BiER, who threatened Jim Glassce ck
with knife u few days ago, was yesterday
bound over In 500 to keep tue peace for one
year by Squire Caldwell.
INSPECTORS Youngand Wilson have revoked
Pilot kcller's license. Now, who will per.
form tho same duty for Inspectors Young
and Wilson, Seubt'rihe Gazette. :
I; "A oSr hundred yard foot race Is arranged
between Thomas Shelby, manager OF the
E.na glass works. Rcllaitc, and Charles
OF wellsburg, to take place three
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Sagsns Boyer will be the exclusive plano a &C


Kugene Boyer will be the exclusive plano &C.
companist. SiIliiEE}l. -. f'N -
. ChG,. Kennon. Of Caalz, Ohio, Is visiting
Geo. Robinson, Esq. .g'fT5 N. iii
" II. sheib sillotllciate as organs. al the
Bellaite FirstSPresbyterian Church tomor.
Robert Brown, Of Thos. Hughes & Co., has
returned from an extended visit to western
Mrs. Judge Houston and children have
gong 70 R9ekbrldse, VA, to visit Mrs. lIous.
toms mother. .SY FgsI!gt. ,i.-T .fI'G',I ~
Nr. anl?Mrs. WsB. Howell have gone 10
tho Washington and Canousburg fairs, They
will be gone about q week. - ~
Mis- Maggie Williamson arrived home
from Grafton yesterday. Mis- Florey, who
has been visiting In. Chicago, Inns returned. :
J.,G.f Stilwell, formerly OF This city, but
now Wholesale produce commission mer.
chant OF l.eadville, Cal, Is IN the city re.
newing old Friendships. :aG gFS',
Frank lIeniiig, Of this city, Is ,rehearsing
in'NewiYoTk With Ca,harine Rogers com.
pany before making his debut III October.
Mr. 1lehnig plays In six different pieces, the
principal one being Romeo and Juliet"
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RELIGIOUS READING.
Announcements for the Various city
Churches I0.Morr0w,


Announcements for the Various city
Churches I0.Morr0w.
International Sunday school lesson: Mark
H,l-ll. Subject: "The Amounting CT Beth
any," 80
Al St. Matthews Church TOMORROW, there
will be Holy Communion at 10Y \. NJ. Even
ing services at ~ I'm.
Service will be held tomorrow at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. II. Cooke,
pastor, at 1880 4. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ. s...
At the First Presbyterian Church there
will he preaching by the pastor, Rev. D. A.
Cunningham, ID. d., at 1880 4. ". and I T.. N.
tomorrow. --
The Rev. c. 2. Masden will deliver fare.
well address 10 the Temperance people OF
Wheeling at rarker's Hall tomorrow after.
noon ut $50. 80
The Wheeling Sunday School Teachers
Association holds It's October meeting next
Tuesday night at the U. P. Church. 4 very
interesting programme has been prepared.
The congregation OF the Third Presby terrain
church will meet tomorrow In the German
Church, corner Thirty.seventh and Jacob
street. Preaching by Kew. J. G. Lyle al 1880
4. N. and 7r.M.
At the Eoir Street ". Z. Church there will
be preaching ut II 4. ". and / 4. ". At the
latter service, tue sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be observed. Sunday school at 8
4. N Rev. Il. Z. BELL, pastor. r,
The Saturday Night Union Sunday School
Teachers meeting, ut the English Lutheran
Church, will be- conducted by Judge Gran.
mer, at O'Clock this evening. Ali Sunday
School workers ara cordially invited.
S.W. Browne, Of Washington, Pa who is
assisting at u revival, will preach ut the Dis.
ciples Church, on Market street, tonight at
$50, and tomorrow at II A. y. and I r, NJ,
also through the evenings Of next week. Z
AT Fourth Street u. y Church; General
Glass Sunday eta. Y. Communion service
at 1880 A. ". by the Presiding Elder, Rev; Z.
| W. Ryan. Sunday school at 2P y. Treach.
Ing BY the pastor, Rev. c. I. Masden at r. n.
Young Peoples meaiing Monday at 1880 r. N.
Rev. c. p. Masden. who has bean pastor OF
Fourth Street NJ " Church for three years,
will close his passionate Sunday the ist inst,
preaching his last sermon at night He will
cave the city Monday morning He will be
transferred to Scranton, Pa to ill Dr.. Smiths
unexpired term. DR.. sui;a will probably be
appointed To Fourth Street N. \. Church.
At tho First Euglish Lutheran church
there will be baptlsnal and communion
services at 1880 AN. Att I'm. tho pastor
will preach sermon appropriate 10 tho
Harvest Home Festival. Communion con.
tlnued. Strangers arc Welcome. The Sunday
school will have n Harvest Home service ut
2r.x. Several addresses will DO deliy6vsd
by strangers. The programme will ipcipde
many appropriate hyn.ns. by members OF
The different departments Of the school.
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Lust Nights Council Meeting,


The call was issued Thursday night for a
SPECIAL meeting OF Council. The call should
have been merely for the First BNncll mem,
bers, rs the Second Branch table is clear.
About 7:SO o'clock few Of the members OF
both branches put in an appearance, and
they were followed by . few more. At
o'clock II was seen that the procuring of a
quorum for the Second Branch was out OF
the question, and nearly all the members OF
that body pranced of, d few remaining to see
what tue upper house solons would do.
Mayor Egerter was present, the first time
since his severe IL ne0s, and numerous were
the congratulations poured In on him. Poll.
tics we've freely discussed, and so the time
wore away, while Lieut. Sylyis skirmished
around the places oil resort In the vicinity OF
the Ark for the absent limbs OF the First
Branch. ~
: Mayor Egerter called the Branch together
at $50 o'clock. and the following members
responded 10 their names; Boring, Butter.
field, Orisswell, Hull, Myles. McAdams,
sDhultye, Wolvington and Hnckler. The min.
utes OF the previous meeting we're read and
approved. ~ ears
THE reports OF the Gas Commissioners, that
OF tue Committee on City Prison md Commit.
tee on Cemeteries were received and the action
OF the SECOND Branch conquered In, with the
exception OF that part Of tile resolution OF
the report OF the Committee on Cemeteries,
aprropriating $32f for retaining well and
gutter, bnilL at thp Peninsula Cemetery,
which was Ibid on The ta6iS to await report
from this committee as TO the authority for
doing the work. s.. til ~ q
Aiessrs. Schultze, Myles and BORING we've
named IS q speria! coNnittee from this
Branch 10 act with Ike apecial committee
from the Second Branch IN looking into the
petition Of certain Eighth warders, relating
to the encroachment Of the p, W L Ky. on
Water street in that ward. - = I
The ordinance assessing taxes for the City
OF Wheeling for the year 1889, was read three
times and adopted rs per ths sctlal OF tho
Second Branch. ~
The sctlon Of the Second Branch in the
matter Of the report Of the Board Of E9ualizs.
ton and Appeals was also concurred III. -
Thc communication Of the Board OF Public
Works, asking fsran appropristion Of little
over $4,000, was read Ind the actioh Of the
secGnl BRANCH insranting the same, Concur.
red In, q, Z. - = -
I The ordinance assessing ten cent tax Tor
new paving and sewrage was read once and
the second reading being objected to By Mr..
Myles, twas laid over until the next meet
ipg. g., q e 5000 sl35e::z
One or two minor matters we're disposed Of
and at 9:l5 the Branch adjourned j
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/ PEor. MuLLgx's dancing Academy al Ger
mania Hall opened up lust night with 600.
attendance. The prospect for large class .
excellent. The professor left for steabta,
vile yesterday, he hayinga class there, a y!
will remain until Tuesday. The lIst 0! hp
class has been left at F. D. Fisher, hfuj
store, where persons who desire to join al
see it. There are several application; lof ~
mittance to the afternoon class. Ladies 40.
children desiring 10 join It are telle''ed !
call ut Wilson & Baumer's Music store 400
leave their names, or address No. W s'i'
tppnth sfrnnt
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JuSr i,EGEIYED.

;IG pairs Mems Lace SHOES al $l.s5
per pair.
60 pairs Misses Grain Morocco I'nltOn
School hoe ut $i.O0.
30 pairs Childrcn's Morocco Tip But.
Ton Shoe, Sizes TO 10, at Is ct, at K
j. ". AMlCK'S,
,srfs. lib Main Street.
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New FhrrihSe Manufacturing TIrm,
We call attention to the adyerti.em.Dl d
John Pfarr Il Co carriage manufactured
who succeed to the business of Hook, seAr
der X Co. Mr.. piarr is u practical carri,s
maker Of over forty years experience aa4 i
one oil the most competent carriage ui,.s
iacturers in the West. lie has been rr.il.t
Tor the past few years in the country and n
enters his old work with considerable u
thusiasm. The reputation he establishments
not been forgotten, and the new firm PROM.
TO sustain ii aud turn out nothing but fn.
class work. Give the firm Callal their t,ils.
lishment on Market street, few dOon ibors
the Second Ward Market House. -
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HNH SUMMARY. 'il' - 'l-f NJ!
Earned RnnS-Alleghcuy, !. ia f..;t-..n( t.5,i
Two l,ise liils-htrief. Sullivan, III
Bases Oh balls-swariwood, Morgan, Sullivan,
Isi. on h.sesTAlleshrny, c; standa:d,T., Il
Time OF game. leo. e iN . ,ris"! = .t''.'
Umpip-Rollert McSlchal. "a sac t.'..r
49, DIAMOND MUST. az MI E'
Another whirl today. ys"'
II was no "soft snap" anyhow. 1' "
Moflats tly Clutch took the cake. ...'.....,l
Detroits next Monday and Tuesday. .l5i,-
The Allcghenies played without M error
Tho game was worth tho price of admis.
sion. ssi ..i05;f ..,.'l.-ssI,t,. nj /! u
The double plays credited to the Standards
were worry nicely done. ,,is.i .=5ustse %
Thu attendance OF ladies' was quite large
considering thoy were taxed"
About six hundred people witnessed the
game, md fine audience II. was, too.
II the Standards got little;more cncour.
agement from the audience, perhaps they
would work better. 3! 7E-ail. ~ 81. !,5i,J :,
Wheeling should take more pride In her
club has played against Inefessionql:.. = It.l.
NelSh anu @tuRenS were TWO new, men who
played in place OF the lIeinle,n brothers
who have gone to college. They did excel
ic"t hoiA.Ni:ft.t.;i rtl,@,{. ~. = y, ~. III
Barkley got black eye on: his Western
tour with the Browns. but 1t didn't interfere
with his catching lie didn't get the black
eye in a fights red hot ball, caressed bis
peeper, 5I5 2 ,::slti5s}, 3. ~, s,i. el5
Lane, who used To catch for the old Stand
ards. played first base for. the Allegheny
George is a good, safe player, and has the
same motions as when he played here elk
Years ago. -. - 81 O.! 9 a ! -, ~
GAMES RLsEwHKHE. 81 b..
AT Worcester-Troy, 10; Worcester, I. ~
At Observation-Disclosures, 0; Cleveland, Q. "a
Chicago, September % 1t Is stated on tho
best authority that the Chicago club will re-.
fuse to recognize the validity Of the agree.
Rept With the PROVIDENCE to PLAY nine games
after the close Of 'thp season TO decide HE
championship, on the ground that iii |. agree.
ment was entered into pn the understanding
that the Worcesters proposed TO drop out
without completing lis schedule. The Worce.
sters haying CONCLUDED, however, to play It's
seFes ont and the ohaMpiGnthip having
been decided Ia tue regular way iii favor Of
Chieseo, further games arc Incaled Tor.
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"wINE OF cARDUI" four times ly
makes happy household.
For Sale by Logan & Co.


NCTIHVIIUH TT I'Wuh.
Present stock Of pianos, sieinway, kn,t
Chickerins, liallet L Davis, Emerson, Hand
man, Guild, &C., at lie very lowest price.
and great reduction Tor cost. Call early ah'
secure great bargains.
, Lucas Mrslc SroRr,
lie Main street.
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GAMES RIsEwHKhE.

THE strikers cnded and work begins nj
once at John Roemer's Dry Goods, Garnet
and Vail Paper Emporium 10 slaughter
Goods for cash. New Goods received daily
OF the most desirable styles and best qualify
at lower. price than cree Exclusively Tor
CASH. !, s4all soon atl No soi9 and 202l Main
street 1.,''s';i: I'll JoHy l.oENEn 4.
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UNLIKE other ca,hsartiics, lF. Fierce,
PELLETS" do not render the bowels 'costiye
after operation, but on the contrary. oStahlisl
n permanently healthy action. Being Ell.
tirely vegetable no particular care Is required
while using them. BY druggists. ~, wslwE
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Ulle gtl1;telliqenGex*
- :. - D ~ : u
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O,.iru: Nos. I'd nI,si ~ urtceuth Street.
New Advertisements.

Base BALL ut the Fair Grounds.
0pen-Tlos. +. llcyman.
List Of Letters.
Wanted-Situation rs liousekecper.
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
cnticura I;emedies-Fourth Page.
State OF West Virginia, &c.
For Cincinnati-Sleamer Sidney.
Stockholders Meeting. g. :.
Wuhted-'ro Rent Farm.
John l'iarr ~ Co., Carriage Manufacturers.
Wanted-A Young Man.
Grand Tournament on New Fair Grounds.
Furnished Rooms TO l.ct-lleud Of Local..
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TIE Smiiay Ltnlcr will appear toRo'U'
bright and spicy. Don't fail tobuyh
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WASHINGTON, D. c., September 30. Ia NJ
Forlthe Ohio Valley anu Tennessee partly
cloudy weather and local rains, rariably
winds, higher barometer, stationary or lower
temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy
weather, local rains in lie western portion,
variably winds, mostly easterly, rising
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The Sunday Lotder will appear to'morro'
bright and spicy. Don't Iail TO buy it.
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THE usual merchants l:llrll at ile New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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CINCISSAriAADnrT,-rx
VIA H., Z. 4 VI. l.. Hy. (l.nn iInud,.

"Wednesday, October ltl, the p cts,
1y, VIII sell excursion tickets, Wheeling Ia
cincinnati and return, u. the rate Of & ID
Exposition. @'0" 10 'le
Trains leave Wheeling So 4 ", l:s7rv
anu NJ, r. NJ: Tickets will be gpol rel,lrn. n.
Ing until October OH. Remember mi, i, ,hs
direct and popular route to Cincinnati . mi
10 avoid transiers aud tedious DELAYS srr lL,i
your tickets read via the T., C. &Si. /. IN
For tickets or further information, slplv
to agents T., Z. Il ST. l.. Depot, foot EIey..a,I
street, Wheeling, or Union Tickle, OhIce mr.
Mcclure House. 'S''"s'
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S Mr,' ,5 James a.,. Lyle and Mr.. Adm, -
y sevela. members Of the Pcs,, a'S'a'sleJtsa
=, Frank vallhard, Ind . ,.i'i
M nuI fay evening and fell from Y sstlt Sa
considerable blood from , VVa,u,. u. III
vessel, and was unconsciou, i,UUp!a'.d NSoS
was out yesterday. '' 'Ofawhns, III
t., Ih !, e. "a 4. Il, win hold an iu,csa.,
,nS ~ .ae,r nall tonight 10 cona ,nal Hstt
engagements Tor their tim , i" Ise tbs II
tickets ~ Inc reduced rate will .aJtebanb
y, y, menoefs OF tho q. A. Il, and Uy Be VI!
lles. oiiicrs must pHy iuli Sn,a u N l,at
corps. will DO taken along ,nI e, The dns
eau be secured. '4e neSessatylsSl
NJ, re ~, announcement In yestenla,,, |
tiat ihe lailghlins bad agreed y piis
amended scale caused a icellnr " y, nga L,
sraliilcation IN this communI,ys y. '1,tss
leet j. already perCeptIblc in H. sIa lhsI,
eueefiiilness among our business ~ iAef,a'ta
nave borne their burdens pn,Jsn,mT,eA' htv
now glad that business viii I0uony, and m
pc once more, The excitement U W ,f'ota
three or four days, when so m,n, y 'he ~,
cd toilers sought new Held, Of i,t an had.
eenlng 10 depopulate portions oi EU H. lhsit
happily oyer, and We all feel ro 'Ss lo'a, d /
iact'that the end bus come al Ia, 'rs!,
ST. cLAiRsviLrI \
The colored school commence,
The 81. Clnirsyille Mill Is p,,Is
cents for wheat. f"!'ai hIas,r /
8, Auditor W. y. CoNland r,,,,.,
sleubenyillc yesterday. ''''aa iron
The Probate Court will cou,usr,.,. o.,
OF criminal cases Monday. '' ae s'll
, ". ", Wickl,am, a reprs,p,,,,..
week. "'' IN Town III,
The Democratic and RcpaIlic,r 49,,
tees are at work counting nm thsis onnit'
malo'ltles IN this county. = "'''' respective
Mrs. Allen Miller, Of Chir,,o Il,
returned home Thursday. $50 s' Mention,
The Northern Railroad will .oo, J.,
colnllodious depot a, this pisr Se0n ~, nav. /,
tract has been awarded 10 inI,or iue co..
der ind work will be coulmsncaI eK AleIis
ton. 1--. - V aepot al Bas
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New carriage misunderstanding firm

THE Sunday Leaicf will appear 10 morrow
bright and spicy. Don't fail to buy il.
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Personal.

FoR piles, constipation and Lorpll linr
never fail 10 take MASAuS.
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
moneter. ny obseryeda nj Schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1851 a2 1852
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