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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-06
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. June

CHICAGO June 5.
Wheat-Moderately active; somewhat irregular
closing fairly steady; No 2, 10A@1 IL CLOSING
110BJuly; 0661 072 closing 16A August; Nc
spring 27146l1 % cash; 07A01 O6 June
121a closing III August No 8 quotable at Il
a 1875 rejected, nominal.
Corn-Opened weak and lower; strengthened
somewhat closing easy; 70ssGl71 closing inside cash
TA@T1B closing IN June; 705z@70k closing
sellers July; 71071ss closing Tx August rejected
69zG704.
Oats-Cash irmer afutures dull declinini to cash
4Sza@4954 closing 401sJune; 42A@431s closing 431s
July. s5A4@46 August.
Rye-Quiet75 75.
Barley-Nominal.
Pork-Weak and lower 10 556D19 60 cash nominal
10 55Gl19 so June; 10 656l19 TN July.
Lard-Easy and lower; II 300l11 32x cash II 8.
II July; IL 471s@11 55 August.
Meats-Opened easier. shoulders IS; short ribs
II 30; clear II 75.
Whiskey--Lower: II.
Flax Seed-Weak; 3561I 81.
Butter-Gook demand: orm creamery 1922; dairy
14GD19; low grades TO-
Eggs-Quiet; II.
Wheat-Active and unsettled; higher; No regu.
lar 12Ts6D1 13 July; 17Is01 1714 August; spring
25S4@1 26 June; 281s@1 2814 July; 109z@l 10ss
August.
Corn-Good demand; easier; 7OsS@70Z June
70SG71 July; 711s@71A August.
Oats-Higher: 491s 491z June; 425s043A July.
Pork-Stronger; 10 40 bidJune; 10 651lg 671s Jul,
Lard-Steady; II 221a911 25 June; II 25g11 371a
July
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-06
SENATE.

Senator Davis, referring to his absence
on Saturday, said his designating Senator
Ingalls, as president pro tenn was accord
ing to precedent set by Senator Thurman
and he would like some authoritative ex-
r preston on the matter from the senate
The committee on rules was instructed to
inquire into and report upon the question.
Senator Lapham reported favorably the
bill giving women the right of the snffr-
age. Senator George made a minority re
port.
Senator Pendleton offered a resolution
requesting the president to transmit all
correspondence not heretofore communi
Gated between the state department, Pres
colt and Walker Blaine on Chilli and Peru
matters
By Plumb requiring the public mint to
report whether the employees or day part
of business of his office is subject to die
tation of any organization existing in OF
outside the office by Beck, instructing the
senate committee to report as soon as
possible several general appropriation bills
necessary for the support of government
the coming fiscal ear, which are not yet
sent in by the house to senate.
Allison feared renewal of the old dis
pute between its houses. As to right OF
senate to originate appropriation bills,
would defeat Beck's object. Suggested
that both houses adopt a joint session,
cOncp6ipn rsevl,f of tI.o in fbn
Present case. Resolution laid out until
tomorrow. The army bill resumed, the
question upon amendment of voluntary
retirement of officers after 40 years service
ana compulsory retirement at SO years.
Bayard asked two features to be voted
upon separately, which were so ordered.
rirst branch amendment prevailed. Ii
provides as follows: "On and after De
cember 1st. 1882, when officers have serv-
Gu 40 years, either as officer or soldier in
Tue regular or volunteer service or both,
ne Shall, if he make application therefor to
tue PRESIDENT, be retired from actual service
ana placed on the retired list" Bayard
1uoVed to amend the amendment of the
second branch of the question by provid,
.ug 1or compulsory retirement at sixty-fiye
',iS'ead OF sixty two years. After discus
SION bayard modified the amendment by
the age at sixty-fo years
Auopted-ss to %. Bayard proposed to
Aempt the officers who have received the
=. "nAs OF congress from compulsory re
- Aleht until seventy years of age Reject.
'o 10 40 Motion by Maxey to strike
out the latine requirement clause voted
"h TO 3D. Plumb gave notice of amend.
A' authorizing the President in hie
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-06
ESTABLISHED OCT. lS. 1851
r. 8. MoELHERNE,

ATTORNEY AND COUN< ELLOR AT LAW .
~ Office Room No. 4, Buford's Block, cor. nth Sc.
and End avenue, Rock Island, Ill. 1-27d&w0m
~ Special facilities for Abstract business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08
CADY'S CHEEKY CRIME.
lie Steals n Metal Valve Belonging to the
City ind Worth $3.50.

|
City ind Worth $3.50.
One OF the checklist and most peculiar
thcfts ever recorded hereabout was commit.
.edlas. week by the well known Eugene Cady,
who carried oHa valve belonging TO the city,
and kept for an emergency. 1t was intended
for use in the twenty-inch water main in case
one OF the old valves should become clocged
or break. It was fitted up at Hobbs machine
shop, below the creek, and left in the shor
yard until needed for use. Cady 70,
draynan to haul i. to his brothers shop
saying Superintendent Riddle, Of the Waite,
works, wanted him TO ii, it up ready for use
He there broke tito pieces, and TOOK the iron
about threc.quarters OF ton, to Martins
Ferry. where he sold i. for old iron. The
| brass and copper be sold ut Barre,ts, in Cen.
ire Wheeling. The sum realized in all was
about so.
Captain Bennett got wind OF the matter.
and suspecting all wa. not right, investigated
the affair, and the result was the arrest Of
Cady, Saturday. Squire W. II. Caldwell
heard the evidence seains. him, aad held
him in $1,000 bail to answer to an indictmen,
OF felony in the Circuit Court, and In dciaul,
Of the required bond he was committed 10
jail. The ollense is grand larceny. Alonzo
Cady, at whose shop the valve was broken IN,
states that he was engaged in constructing a
tank at Warren's oil refinery, aud Inns been
away from the shop for two weeks. The work
was done without his knowledge, and indeed
against his express command, he having dis.
charged Eugene IRON his cnlp loy come time
ago, and forbid him the shop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
The Stage Oftic Water. Movements orr

The Stage Oft Wntcr. Movements Of III,
Nonts, etc.
The Courier brought up large excursion
party from Marietta yesterday.
The Monitor came down from Pittsburgh
Saturday with empties, and stopped at Arm
strongs floats.
The Iron Age, Of Gray's Iron line, passed
up Saturday with iron ore for Pittsburgh
She left one barge load at the Riverside mill
The Bachelor was detained at the landn:
Saturday undergoing repairs, and did not ge
away Tor Pittsburgh until late in the after.
noon.
The st. Lawrence left the lcvee on time
Saturday afternoon. Next Saturday it vii
take down IN excursion party to the Ma,
Musical Festival.
The Andes Is due to-day from Cincinnati
\ liner boat is not to be found on tho tppc,
Ohio, and 1t Is one commanded by yery
popular set OF officers twill leave tomorrow
afternoon rs usual, for down the river. Shin
pcrs should take notice and pleasure seekers
should not fail to remember the excursion
trip this boat will run next week, /, vii
equal any OF the season.
The Little Anna is now known rs the .'asr
ship Of the Martins Ferry Aeet. A, tic
Co.'S benefit festival held in Martins Ferry
Saturday eveNm; Capt. Seamon turned in
SIT 80. andt officers Of the Maud s, $50 so
The set OF colors which the steamers had
been contestlng for Was ACCORDINGLY turned
oyer 10 the Anna. She wore them proudly
yesterday and carried large nuslber OF pass
engers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

Tho A. \. l. l. y. W. Picnic,

The general committee OF the Auiairatu.
atcd Association met OH Saturday, ut Beaver,
TO arrange for the annual reunion and picnic
-.oi- that organization. Wheeling ana Tie
Second district was well represented, the
District Vice President, Eli Rogers Of this
city. presiding Mt The meeting. The picnic
VIII be held Oh the 1ieaver grounds on SAtur.
DAY, June j, and no int0xicants OF any kind
will be permitted on the grounds. -.
The following committees were appointed;
Music and grounds-E. II. McAunich.
Pittsburgh: John Wood, Pittsburgh; Charles
Crymble, Wheeling; Michael Grogan, Wheel
Ing; Michael Mitchell, Sharon.
10 receive bids for stands-R II. Jones,
Pittsburgh; c. b.. Thompson, Wheeling:
Fred Pierson, New Castle, i'a. -..,..l.-.r-s :"
.:.Aihpsc1lp.n.s-~ john Potter, New Castle:
John I. Davis. Sharon; J. S. Kennedy, Fits.
bursh; William O'Seill, Wheeling; John
FELTON,, Bciaire, Ohio Brooks Dixon, Pitts.
burslt; Stephen Madden, Pittsburgh.
On Transportatiou-E II. McAnnich, Pitts.
hnrHh; John Kelly, Pittsburgh; Kober.
White, lf'tsbursn; Charles Thompson, stcu.
benvillc, o.; John Lewis and I'D. l,Qgers,
Wheeling; Vice. pIcsitcns- II. Jones
.-l'ittsbnrSh; John A. Kennedy, Pittsburgh :
President Jarrett and Secretary Martin, III.
tional association.
DAncin.-C. u. Thompson, Wheeling
pithburgh. -
The trustees of the National association ar.
to have charge OF gttes and nre clothed with,
power toapp0int assistants.
~ motion was adopted that disabled mem.
bcss OF the association should have the prc.
ference OF stands.
John Potter, OF New Castle, was made
master OF ceremonies. -.s..
IN r,,nttnu tho n
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The st. Lawrence left the lcvee on time
Saturday afternoon. Next Saturday it viii
take down an excursion party to The Ma,
Musical EcStiv,l
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FRoM rheumatism have been i great SUI.
feren dur! Ing tha past seven years and part Of
the tin,c have been confined to my bed. The
last attack kept mo III bed for seven long
months IN which time employed the best
medical skill without securing relief. was
induced 4 to Try st.; Jacobs on which Remedy
come straight and can be- used rs well as
ever. have induced Others afflicted with
rheumatism, TO use It, and they have expert.
enced the same happy result 1 wish II was
III my power TO tell suffering humanity OF
the curative powers OF St. Jacobs Oil. -.
EDWARD HHoEHLiSo, Scranton, Pa.
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at l2H centsn yard. which We advertised last
week, were all sold. We -t0!-sraphed our
buyer, who y IL .ihe.-lsrst, 10 purchase>an.
other casc~~1lc has been successful, and We
plTcG onc more case on our counters this
morning. AS this will be all OF them come
at once and buy them, us they are u bargain.
\. siEDE:nAcn & Bro,
ll04 Mum street.
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perot. wEEks < PoTrER. Boston. Nrs,.
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CUTlcuRA.
{ lt:iiC llra.
Scrofnlons, Itching and Scaly Hu'
RI mors of the Skin, Scalp
@ and Blood Cured.
MIRACULOUS CURE.

i#iii H81F state that made nIacuIous et.,e o!
bnnut the worst eases OF skin disease known. The
patient lsa m.ii Of forty years old; had suffered
ilItrn years lis eyes, scalp mud nearly his whole
hu,iy rnsrhtcd frightidi appearance. Had had
hu Alteration Of twelve different, physicians who
EiNu, such rs iodlie Potassium, arsenic cofruslye
suhinNto, satsaatIfG, etc. Hal paid SEQ for med.
iral treatment with but little relief. ! prevailed
nLcr internally, AMI tho CuicUM and cuticnrn
sOAp externally. lie dbl 20, ant WA completely
cutlN The Skln on his head, iacc anil many VIhcr
parts OF his m,dy. which presented a iro.i lOati.
some appearance, Is nov as soft and smooth as m
infants with no scar or tracc .! the disease left be.
hind Hell has now bcca cured twelve months. Re.
ported by -7s.
r. H. BROWN, Efq,. hrawell, g. c.
Reference, Or. II. kAEH Charleston, s. C.
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Adolf 10 O'Clock last night Il call for police
came from the HOOK and Ladder house and
officers were dispatched, bur found no one to
arrest. The cal! was occ1sioned BY fsh,
between Il man and two women on the cor.
ner Of Tweniy-first aud Main streets,
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Ghe GttelGq&nter>
oasr~: s"-. 20 ana 81 Your,ernth Street.
Scw Advertisements,

Grand Excursion to Mountain Lake Park
Fourth Page.
decorated China-John F.iede!.
Elegant Spring Wsaps-A. Siedenbac!1 4
BRO --iiead OF Local.
Black Silks. S. Rhodes 4 Co. .
Races Tpesdsy-lslaad Driving Track.
PROFESSIONALISM Hullihen.
Tome 10 the GArIsn spo,-G. 0. Smith.
Palace Ref ge,aio,s-Sesbiit Il Bro.
Wan,ed-An experienced Party.
Wanted Situation by Boy.
80 Per week-G. ". Irrraharn & Co.
Cohsump;ion-Dr r. a. sIocum.
Adyertises.-Geo. =. Roweli & Co.
Household Guods For Sale.
Just keceiyed-Thomas +. Hayman.
Baltimore Z Ohio Express.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

JUNGLE TOM's CAri1" drew two more good
crowds Saturday afternoon and evening a,
the Opera House. The matinee audience
literally jammed the houss w stairs and
flown. The siiow was as poor as the audiences
were good. The old play is like Il porous
plaster and iraws every time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

Jo.Eru supLrE and Abe Boston were again
bound over Saturday, 70 answer to the charge
Of setting fire 10 the old Reglter Building.
TRE boa, race between Keitz and Knoke,
arranged By the Rtgitr, failed to ,nateri.lize
Saturday night. just az We said IT would.
TnE Top mill helpers resumed WORK satur.
day, their demands being conceded. There
i. i1no', hoxeye., Of further trouble I'm.
| tending ...T -.rr- g.T1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

|NOAIMMlS$i0NERS' SALE OF VA
~ uABLE CITY thUpkETY. e.
Under Ind In pursuance ci GcCne Of tle !,
nlcipM Court Of Wheeling, Cn,e3rt on The iGH
Of April, 1872. IN sui: Tor iDiitiOn wherein litS
J. Miller and 0thrrs ART p!Aiuti!s, AMI MilIsaF
Mil!ers adnin.strHtO: and oIhcr> AR dtlEaGA-A
the uHueSignC. special commissioners. VIII, o.
SATURDAY, NAY 18th. ~, a.,
commencing at the hour Of IL O'Clock A. &,AI
front door OF The court h0U.c VI Ohio wstp
sell. at public suction the iUiluN!rG hcSC1!adht]
estate lii the city OF Wheeling. to Wit: a lSf@s
Numbered u, IN SquAsr NlINOtIcd :, N'hNe vsp
west side OF Market street, LrtwtCa iOuftbi
street and Sixteenth ,,sre;, beginning ala iAMjj
the west side Of Market street, which iEttamTs
the division wall between the t@1 6r!cE lSuIt
now oil said lot woul strike II rxicli!ni. Va.
northwartiy With Market street u lei Et1
lrss 10 the line OF =. y. Beck, rear The OF
said lot; thence extending wrSIwaIlly aA11
width CT q feet 10 the bIiCS stable III lux ~, ,'
said lot. and thence extending hack y g VIZ
bruce all the ground bciweCa sAIh becks !I r., -
the centre Il the division wall In The tAer
alley II the rar Of Nl!t lot: the 'A!ne tG:i:.
property OWNED and occupied by The lat: W.
Miller,
TERMS orSALE:-Onc-thIrl u the UrCiIs 20
or ns much EAVsr as The purchaser Nay t.tN @tai
In cash; and the residue IN W0 rGnsl AMI;
siallments. with Interest from day 81 %t, Wv
chaser 10 give his notes therefor, Win pr " 4
curly 10 &c approved by the t"!aml"jCihfTnt',1 a,
the title 10 be retained until im!nrai III !I'"'
purchase money. .. ,orrs
r. Ykh4h
l.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

N9i!ce Is hereby Siyeh Tin, a, t. ,try,...
o. me etockholdes D, the Brush klt,,.ssT,s
Company Of Wheeling. held IN he ''; ;N,t Il
Apnl. 4. D.!sl. It "a, rr,nlyel that ~ a y
o. the said CORPORATION bc Discontinued V ,s eSN1
rtTt S az ,a aate in s r. older WI f ~
the Exchange hank Of Wheeling ''''' f'uiag
MAyl A. J. s" EESEY. r,.,-,
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nIEIl.

WlLL1ANs-suntay evening. Nay :, 1852. a,
O'clock at the residence 9! father John Williams,
OF Glenn's Run, JoNs WILLIAMS IT., aged " yoars,
Funeral Will take place to morrow (Tuesdayl
morning at 70 O'Clock from his tathcr'srrs!dencc.
lntermeni a! Mt. Calvary. Friends oi;the family
arc invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08
SCROFULA SORE.

Rev. Dr.--, In detailing his experience with
tho Cn'icurs Remedies, raid that through Divine
.c1oin!ons soEe. which was slaHly draining aaAy
his liie by the Cuticura kcs6lvcnt lblood putiefl
iHte,nally. and Cuiicun and Cuticuri Soap cxtes.
nHlly: The poison that had fed the disease was
cntun'cteiy dftyan ont - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

Forty years. trial ta proved "Bl.ACK-
DRAllGHT" the bes: liver me5icine il
The world.
For sale by Logan K Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

GAIL and see those white skirts we sell at
jOc. GIN G. Poru
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Quick. cnmHlc:Ncure. all annoying Kidney.
Blade. and Urinary Diseases. 81. Drug.
yists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

a NEpIclSE of real merit, prescribed by
many leading physicians, nnd universally
recommended by those who have used it, rs
a true tonic is, Browns Iron Bi,ters. p4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

TuE only scientific Iron Medicine tina. does
not produce headache, &c. but gives to the
system all the benefits OF iron without It's bad
effects, Is Browns Iron li,tcss, paw
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THE usual merchants lunch nj the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily,


n INVTIIiUTtCIFF RCCOFu.
The following shows the range OF the Their.
moneter, ~ observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner
-.. SATURDAY.
Az. l2a.3Hx.7fx ia. N. l2A3P.x ,7r.A
% &c II Il 81 o. 20 81
1871 1881 .....-
AN. Il Y. BEN. 1P.X. IA. N. Il M.3Px 7f.N
1? " 81 - Is CT &C co
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. D, G., May 8, A. Mo-,
Tennessee and Ohio Valley. fair weather
followed by increasing clouiincss waruerly
southeasterIy winds. lower pressure.
- For the. Lower Lakes, cloudy weather with
= rains, warmer cns,erly winds and lowe,
pressure. .-s-.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

II you want to buy dry goods, notions, car.
pets, oil cloths, window shades u. the lowest
cash prices call at GEO, G. Ko;t's,
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MAsALls regulates the bowels and liver.

0LD an young-male and fema!e-;ake S. S
S. for any blo9d impurity. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

TIRE President, Supreme Court judges and
Members OF Congress use German Com Re.
mover. 2jc, ..- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

LADIES hose, childrens' hose full assor;-
ment and cheap. Gro. G, Ho1II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-08

JUST received beautiful line OF ladies'
and childrens' hosiery. GEO. G. Roru.
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a FINE selection Of Square and Upright ri.
enos' but little used equal to new in every
faspccti fully gnaranieed; at great bargains,
~ LUCAS Music SroEE,
.. 800 lll3 Main street
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oal uApa1, hh :" 49, al
commencing Mt 10 O'clock \. ~, at lie 'TM,,T,,.
the Court House o! Ohio county. ell l+HM
non y the highest ana 1t II A!!..,It ihe I% 20,
described property Tor Ms much il,G!r3l r"'r,;d
tar! 70 satisfy expenses Of sale and ne 1-sfsys,
me deot unpaid nnd s, cured by Said 1r",; Ii,.i.-
!"at IS to say: 4 ccttain tract OF nitt! W .i,T!,t
my parts OF sub divisions G. and DO tatSt;tGi,
esthtc, plat Of which Is on record IL lht -
oElcc Of the County C"uE: Of Ohio .0.h.;!tsEt
'irkihia, IN Iced EoOk No. s. phgGd", fA ~.
ca ana described AZ follows, VIZ: !%GInA'5't ,iS
staHe eoiher 10 II AIRY IlcTvey. :, u / 4" ID
poles 10 stake corner 10 F!rmmInt, lhur VI
tlie We Of F!eminis y. 81 +. i1tS w "%S%S
s'nHe theme" with said line \. ~ Z;
poles 70 stake; thence with tGid HIN >, ~
u tlloo poles 10 the llAhicAd ilnr; uthn ~
md lines bIa 4. % poles to STAKE 'nin,' .l.s
Mcbcnalt: thence S. i!slAto V. IS E"!c, 70 ~
thence with lirrvey', line s. s. ". - GlN =,
10 The place 0! beginning. e6HM!H!nE 't'E Ha 81
two roods and twelve peIches o. lGtd. IT, wv
more or !tss. excepting only the trsriNStiu', 10
III the deed hereinafter referred 10. hcliIs WEJ5
property Conreyet! to suit! BERNARD sh%hH'i zig
II. stoter and wife aud Othrr. BY "g"I Nv" ia
Isl. 1873. and Of record IL said Cler.S once"
Book No. GO. page NO. r,.cr !
Title believed perfect. but selling 4, - ~ i
shall convey only such title rs Is vt''ed ~
siid deed OF trust. ,;L,t.s
TERMS OF SALE-TWo hnnd:el dollars o. ss.sllts
may elect, cash In hani the faiuc ~ my, =, "a
iRstallmenis nj six. twelve and cishIyvH II
with Interest lrom Day Of sAlc. The pai'nMN q!
notes for deferred payments secured D!
trust on the property. ana, :, yyupIEp
y. II. HALTER. I'tTrf
Auctioncrr.
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take Manslin,
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jEWELRy AND WATCHES,
a CARD.

To all who arc u1Terlns from NC cuos and ind.s.
crclions OF youth, nervous wcakn1A. early acc,v
los Of manhood. Gc. VIII send ranipe that viii
was discovered by II missionary ~ A,tb tn.,Ie:s
send sclfa'.'!rcs:ed envelope 10 tho RYy. Sosrrn
T. lSAAs. a.::ton u. Ect' iuFt City. t!vitl1iISa =
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Saturday evening Mrs. Marie G. Drahosll
was buried, the interuent taking place in
the Peninsula Cemetery. The Rev. j. T. Nc
Clure conducted the services at the house,
and Rev. R, Il. Swope at the grave. The oh.
sequies were impressive, and the remains
were followed TO the grave by large con.
course OF friends. The deceased was the wife
Of +. 7. D.ahosh, formerly editor OF the
Farkersburg Times at one time Greeuback
organ.
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Clears ont rats, mice, reaches, flies ants,
bted'buGs, skunss chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists.