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Butter and Eggs.
EGGs-l0c per dozen.
BUrrER-Northern 25@So, Texas, 2O@2c.

Fruit and Nuts.
We make the following quotations.
RAIsINs-London layer. new, per box, SO IS;
layer So 10 to 325.
liBANANAs-Per bunch. SO 90 to S.
GREEN APPLEs-s5 so to 7 90 per barrel.
CURRANTs--Sto SIC.
PEACHEs-None in market
CALIFORNIA PEARs-S5 to sc per box.
ORANGEs--Valencia, per case 50 5O@sl0 90;
Sicily, per box, 81 so.
LENoNs-Sicily, per box, 81 90 to S5 co.
NUTs-Almonds, 23c per pound; Brazil, 10@12
flberts l5c English walnuts, zoe. lb chestnut
imported 1Sc per pound; peanuts, Tennessee red
lOc; choice white, Joe: cocoanuts, 81 so, per 10O
DATEs-In trails, &c per Id.
PECASs-llc per Id.
FIGs-Kegs. l3c, layers 1Sc per pound.
GRAPEs-Malaga grapes, per bbl., SlU.
CHEsNUTs-lmported l8c.
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Molasses barrels, 81 so; halfbarrels, 81 rs; kegs
use; sugar barrels, 55 half barrels 43; hoop poles
per 1000, Sl2
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Cast 81 per hundred stove, 30 cents; wrought
Soc TO 81 per hundred brass, SIS to $40 per hum
dred; copper, $40 to IL so per hundred; zinc and
cad, 81 per hundred
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


HAY-park, se@S bright sl2 From stores
bright free on board, car, si5; dark, So
GERMAN MILLKr-we quote at 81 90 to e. 25;
little millet 81 IS TO 81 IS
Garden &c per paper. retail: wholesale N tc
Dc per paper.
CorTos-At the oil mill. l2hc per busheL
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TRADE ITEMS.

THE first lucifer match was made in
1929.
The first iron steamship was built in
1880.
In Tensas and Madison parishes, Lousi-
ana, buffalo gnats are killing the horses and
mules to an alarming extent,
In 1880 Leadyille produced one-third of
the lead used in the United States, or about
$4,000 tons.
The Oceanic, which arrived in San Fran
CISCO Wednesday night, brought 1,0i7
Chinese passengers.
The exporting of human hair from
France to England and the United States
is $40, 900 II year.
Mr.. o. o. Gill, of New York, has carried
10000 tea,plants from the Heno .tca-gar-
dens, Baltimore, to Enterprise, Florida,
where he intends TO experiment IN tea cul.
ture.
Crawiishing is favorite pastime with
some of the youngsters about Selma, who
catch hundreds. of them in bitches and
ponds on the outskirts OF the city. They
sell for fifty cents per hundred.
The Charleston Cotton-seed Oil manufac.
turing company have introduced the cleo.
trio light with brilliant iluminator at the
works, and they ere now enabled to carry
on their business ut night. .t
The largest and oldest chain bridge in the
world il said to be that at King Tune.
China, where it forms perfect road fron.
the top OF one mountain to another.
In New York city more than 100000
worth Of chewing snuff is used yearly,
every ounce of which is consumed by wo.
men and in.the New England factory towns
upward OF $500 900 worth of snutfis chewed.
or"dipped," as il Is called, by the women
employed at manual labor.
:, Mechanically speaking, horse power is
me equivalent OF raising 80 600 pounds one
ioot nigh IN one minute of time, but the
expression horsepower is to be considered
merely as o conventional term. The actual
work OF horse is the equivalent of raising
1900 pounds one foot high in one minute
Tor seven hours out of twenty-four, but,
since steam engine will work continu.
ously, one-horse power of the engine is
equal to that of i,3 horses.
DeFosse, OF Paris, has introduced n paper
covering for furniture, 1t is made in imi.
tation OF Cordoya leather, and is said to be
SO effective in its purposes as to promise
competition with textile fabrics for up
holstery work
If0hio, in place of her 100000 dogs, was
70 Keep at the same expense the same num-
her OF pigs, the figures would stand some
thing Ike this 100000 pigs kept ono
year WOULD dress W 900 600 pounds ofpork,
worth S4.VoOOo. This would be al,
Nctuai gam, whereas now the loss on
sheep killed by dogs foots up into the
millions
The nineteen brck-yards of Kansas City
surrounded bya fixed population OF 60OOt
souls, burnt 100000 during 1880. Tn,
yards Of Denver, with $4,000 people in thell
near vicinity, turned out 70, ZOO 600, and
found market for them all.
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iONtiuNs
Bales.
Imports week ending March S......,.n, i,Qoi
imports since january l., 1sS2. Ia sOS
Imports same period In ISL. .lt5cS
DOMESTIC.
Receipts week ending March a......... as
Receipts since January !, 1882. ....,.. :. a9T7
Receipts same period In 1881, ............p ,OSs
Cable kilograms have been received an.
nouncing that tie Spanish government has
called for bids on the contract for 1882 SO
and lSSS-A. Bids for 5000 hogsheads of
Kentucky Tugs, of which 1900 hogsheads
are to be furnished in each of the years
named, beginning with July 1, are 10 be-
submitted by March IL, proximo. The last
years contract was also for 1900 hogs.
heads, and was taken by a Spanish firm, at
n figure which Is said to have been equal 10
Q cents round In New York. The con.
tractor made large loss OH his bargain.
Tho following arc the statistics OF indus.
try among the Nex Pcrces Indians nj Lar.
wal reservation, Idaho. The population Of
tho tribe is ,296, comprising 257 farmers.
Tho dwelling place. on the reserve com.
.s1d n cloth, IL skin and y bark lodges
There are 47lS acrcs In cultivation. OI
domestic animals the Indians possess u an
horses, SI0 cows, 10 oxen, 1000 other onttle
4 60 swine and 100 domestic fowls. Ths
politery item under the head Of manuinc.
mating. Wv" VI
The American Grocer shows that salat
on ana Qlive oil Is selling In New Yorl
elightest doubt that this Is our cotton seca
oi refined up 70 the highest point and sold
A hncy bottles II fancy prices. Analyst,
now his-the exportg and imports shov
ie--end Auleflc8ns who have bccu 1,
EQfup4 emo HQrupean1 who come hor
selsni \ lneeed, il9oe Shs sSeslisns qusi
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Wagon Wood Work.
sPoKEs-From TO az inch, per set, xxx Sc
ect so. Xxx, 81 rs.
SAWED FELLoEs-lR to ~, 81 rs per set
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NOTICE TO REIRS.

Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agt. Jefferson. Texas
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Victorien SSrdou's famous drama "Diplo-
macy" was performed at the Opera House
last night for the second time in Wheeling.
1t is one OF the strongest and most melodra-
matte of plays OF its cleSS, and requires very
sEllltul handling to preventit from becoming
burlesque in many Of its situations. The
company which played it last night was not
the equal Of the Ward.Barrymore combina-
ton which first gave Diplomacy" here, US a
whole, though some OF the characters were
taken by the same persons as then. The aud
ience was not large, but seemed pretty
well pleased, and complimented the
principal actors by several recalls
The acting OF Mr.. Hardie as Julian
He1uclerc" was uneven, and showed his
characteristic fault, tendency to overdo his
business. One was sometimes reminded of
the aside in the burlesque society play,
Now prepare for u scene OF suppressed emo
ton rarely equaled on any stage Some OF
Mr.. Hardie's gestures also SAVIOR Of the bur.
lGSQue. Would he but discard these pet
faults he would find few rivals in his iayorite
roles Mr., Hoey's Henry Beauclerc" was
better, and Mr.. Price perSonated "orloff'
very acceptably. The "Algie Fairfax" OF
Mt. Willard was quite happy piece Of act
ing, and Mr., Davies made a good
Baron Stein" SignOra Majeroni en-.
acted the role Of the scheming Rus
sian Countess in the same artistic
manner in which she enters into every part
assigned her and Miss Pierce's Dora" was in
a few scenes quite admirable. The company
suffered by the necessary comparison inSti.
tuted in every mind with the performance Of
the almost perfect Collier company, which
played the slightly similar society play THE
Bankers Daughter here this season. That
is high standard TO be tried by.
The Costuming deserves word Of praise,
and the attention given to details was COM
mendahla
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Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladieS, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorragcs and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be so
readily attained? BoscHKE's GKRNAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases Its DR.. Boschees famous German
and is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained in ad-
miniStering II to the youngest child, as per
directions The sale Of this medicine is I'm.
Since first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with
out q single report Of failure to do its work in
any case, Ask your Druggist as to the truth
OF these remarks Large sizes IS cents. Try
itand hH convinced. 7rhSGw
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sorry, ior he wanted to INTRODUCES him to the
rest Of the RanR. He did not nYen leave his

sorry, for he wanted to introduce him TO the
rest Of the gang. He did not even leave his
card
LAST evening about forty couple Of our
young German people gathered at Turner
Hal, and headed by the Opera House orches-
ira proceeded to the residence Of Dietrich
Roemer, Esq, No. 1874 Fourteenth ktreet,
where serenAde:was rendered Miss Mary;
his daughter, yesterday being her twenty.
sixth birthday. The young folks were invit'
81 IN by Mr. Il, aud the time made to pass
very pleasantly for about an hour, after
which all adjourned "a. Turner Hall, where Q
fine supper was spread aud dancing INDUCED
In until late hour.
LAST evening the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
James NELL, on South Penn street, Island,
was brilliantly illuminated and contained n
very fashionable party OF ladies and gentle
men: The reception given by MT. and MIS-,
NELL last evening to their numerous friends
viii long be remembered as an elegant and
thoroughly enjoyable affair. The list OF
those present was long one and included
nearly all our more prominent people. Some
OF the toilets worn were very fine. Kramer
was engaged for the occasion and furnished
music for such as desired 10 dance.
AHstkHuhi WttGIuUOu htElHUlYi unu vi tue
men injured on Market street last Monday
morning, by the Caving In OF the thirty inch
water pipe trench, died at his home on Coal
street from the injuries received at that time.
Or. ttrich stated that his heart and iuugs
were all pressed out Of place, besides there
were other internal injuries which caused
his death. Had II not resulted from that, the
hole IN his side made by stick or pick
would have caused the death. lie leaves o
wife and seven children IN the most destitute
Of circumstances. Meaheh, the other man
50 badly injured, and who was removed to
the hospital was very low last evening and
not expected to live; he Is dying from blood
poisoning.
LAST evening about dusk James Brownlet
was drivinga four house coal wagon down
rwenty.third street to VOLTS Ferry, intend
Ing to return to his home in West Wheeling
from which place he had brought load Of
coal early In the afternoon. In going down
TO the ferry, by some means, he drove toe
close to the steep bank and his wagon fell ovcl
into the river, dragging the horses after it,
and throwing BFOWnlee far out into the GELD
and swiftly moving stream. He retained
his hold Of the reins and managed by yigor
Gus swimming the reach the shore. Thu
horses were somewhat tangled up In the har
ness, but managed to swim ashore with thu
front wheels OF the heavy wagon, the water
having lifted the body and rear wheels Off Of
the forward running gear
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state Hoard OF Health Meeting.

A meeting OF the State Board Of Health
was held In this city yesterday, with four
members OF the Board present, DR.. Reeves,
DR.. Carpenter, DIR. MoiIet and Dr. Barbee. A
very pleasant aud harmonious session was
held, and great deal accomplished. A
young physician, DR., Fitch, of Morgantown,
was examined and granted certificate. A
plan Of work was laid ont for the coming
sanitary campaign, II the Legislature is wise
enough to furnish the means to dCtray the
expenses OF such operations A resolution
was adopted requesting the Legislature to
pass compulsory vaccination law. II was
the opinion OF the doctors present that there
Is danger Of general epidemic OF smallpox,
which can be prevented only by vaccination
on . wholesale plan. Hence this resolution.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
News and Gossip About wheeIingites
md HIAlIorN.

cA -. =. .t, - A., g..
sesselt,at:aE .'s AtaeEs9n' o. tne senate,
in tLS c;.w '''' y HIS '"'H''S ""'''s H'S ''"'
~ - - ,,4. o,,..-- I,
II u "; D. Mouett, Oh r9FKeIsourgi a!rlVea
III III n tLie sly Yesterday, ana quaHereu himself
~ l s.'e "vLuFs,
committee CLERK thompson, oil the House,
HtElyeu NestSrHayl ana at once went 10 WORK
al ms Official duties
Hon. y. !. Martin and his accomplished
VIE arrived from Sraiton yesterday, andare
4NaF'eTea at the Mcclure.
Hon, James S. Watson, OF Uppington, Mo
honSalla county, IS the guest Of Miss Taylor,
~ tMe heeiihs reh'aie CoIiese.
Miss Carrie Pierce, Of Carrollton, and Miss
Bee Holiday, Of steubenvile, are visiting
MISS FINK Holiday on ChapIiue street.
Miss Ida CarmNck, of Allegheny, who has
been spending two weeks with her relations,
returned home by the PewiEy yesterday.
W, H. Beaumont, representing John Brom-
ley & Sons, the largest carpet manufacturers
in Philadelphia, isstopping at the Mcclure.
II. w. Brown, Esq. monument gentle.
man In tho cf,v .TT,irs NJ u"r,EorJ SnrN
registered at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mavor Eserter rciurncd Wednesday even.
ing from a rim throuTb Kentucky md In.
diana in tho ipterest'af the sSpar Refinery
H., ~. NJ - C,..Ioa.,,,.., So,
Tho S"conS i;s..;o ~ ss,,. sud ,,.s .s1M "a
the floor Of the Mouse NJ Delsrates tics "wbiIs
Yesterday
M ,,,,, sLo... :, c,.,.,,,,,, ;,.,..u,...
=, MSsI Slu sTHseS; oL 0ieNSIa ~. Is .ne sHSS'
Hiss INA t LII E VI ."S SV .H S.ue'
t'S'e MHp WI g M tSue'eU "eF 'i''s even
luz ~ FsH"Lae,ln Ii1'i'
}. w. St Clair, one OF the most ,Iovial oil
W arrived II IN 'he Sity last evening from
W. "IS ~. ~; anu was warmly welcomed
us numerous tE'en"S'
Judge Houston has secured the appoint
ment as annotating clerk of the Legislature.
ne Will make a good one, and the Acts Of
the present session will profit by his work.
Chas. A. Juergens OF Cincinnati, Medical
Director OF the Order OF Knights Of American
BrOtherhood n Gcrman institution lain the
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A quiet and pleasant little wedding took
place ON the Island yesterday morning. The
contracting parties were Capt John Mcclure,
one Of WhceIinG's best known and most es-
teened citizens, and Miss Eliza Jane Cecil.
The ceremony was solemniEed by Rev. r. K.
Swnpe, Of ST. Mathews Church, nj the resi-
denCe OF Mr., A. G. Robinson, abrother.in.law
OF Miss Cecil's. The wedding took place at
seven O'Clock. rs Mr.. and Mrs. Mclurc de.
sired to leave ON an early train on their
bridal tour. Some twenty-five or thirty OF
the near relatives and intimate personal
breakfast with the newly married compile.
The wedding journey extend throughout
the rest Of the winter, Mexico City being the
nhiectiVe OOiDt
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The Church festival known as Epiphany
was duly celebrated by the young Misses at
school at Mt DeChantal few evenings since.
They enacted q Charade in which the events
recorded in the 2dchapter st. Matthew were
woven into drama and illustrated by various
oriental scenes--all OF which we're personitied
and interpreted by young ladies in aPpro.
PIRATE costumes. This occasion is always
one OF great interest ut the Academy, and
this year was no exception. The Perf0rman-
ces began at 5 o'clock in the evening and
closed at 10 at night, and were greatly enjoy.
ed by the whole school as we'll as by the
special friends who were present US specta.
tors
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An Interesting Insurance BiIl.

Mr.. KePaes yesterday introduced in the
House OF Delegates a bill aimed ut the death
rattle insurance business. It's provisions
have considerable special interest just now.
The bill provides:
FirSt-T6at 1t shall not be lawful to sell,
buy OF procure any policy OF life insurance
upon the lie OF any person in which the per-
son so selling, buying or procuring has no
durable Interest
Second--That 1t shall not be lawful to sell,
buy or procure policy of insurance upon
the lHe.0f any person for larger amount
than may be necessary to secure theinsumble
interest
Third-It shall not be lawful for any com.
pany or association to issue policy OF in
suranCC in favor Of any person other than the
insured, without the written consent Of such
insured person, or to consent TO the transfer
Of the sane TO an amount greater than the
lnsaSable interest Of the beneficiary named
In the policy,
Standardization Of the above provisions
Is made felony, punishable upon conviction
thereof by tine Of mot less than 500 nor
more thaR $1,000, or imprisonment for not
less than one year nor more than two years
In the discretion OF tho court
Filth-It shall be unlawful for any com.
psny OF association 10 pay policies or chrtih.
Gates Of life insurance transferred by any
company or association OF another State, alter
the passage 81 this act, to the beneficiary Of 8
deceased member or policy holder Of such
foreign life insurance company who has not
an insuFable interest, except 20 much rs
would equal the amount, With interest, which
such Beneficiary may have paid on the afore-
said Insurance. The amount In excess Of In.
snrable interest shall 30 paid to, and may be
recovered by the legal heirs Of the deceased,
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sroCEs-shRre speculation opened 1tal per cent
lower for the general market than yesteri6ys clos.
Ing quotations, the latter for Manhattan Elevated.
In the carly dealings decline Of Aa4 per Ceut Oc-
Cured, in which Reading, Manhattan Elevated,
Texas Pacific and lake Shore were the most prom.
tnent subsequently the general market recovered
Aai per cent, the latter Tor Quicksilver preferred
Y esteER URion, Michigan GeRlf4I, Lake Shore New
York Central and Denver / Rio GrAnde were also
prominent ~ the advance. Richmond & DunviIle,
however, fell rs per cent TO ls5f About noon The
market declined tss yer cent, the latter for MichI.
gan Central In the eAFy part Of the afternoon the
market sold up allt pei cent, The latter lar Rad.
Ing. and reacted 1Snss per cent In thc late deal.
tnGs the market again advanced kaISs pcF cent.
New York Central, Ohio & Mississippi, MlSSouii
FaEthc, Illinois Central, Michigan CeItnll Denver
& Rio Grande and Lake Shore being the rroSt ron.
spleuous therein. The market closed arm.
Transactions AES Coo EhnFpk
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NV YoEK, January l2.-Cottnn eas,ef Al 70,
Y PIG tutnrts easy; Flour dull; receipts %.
90 bArTeE exports $500 barrels: ElpeThne staie
and gesterf s. sCal %; common % Eooi extSS
" 56aG CO. rood 70 choice s. lOa9 %; White vbssf
sxtn s. Sac 60 extrA Ohio s ms 8: 81 Ioais
SSSAs " Aspng,otA patent process Is 0oa9 O1
most Of tue decline and closing weak: feceipts Il .
500 butheiC exports 1900 buSfelI. n5,r,lJed
spEag & GA q No Sdo. 8 az So. 2 dnsrsded
30 ard 81 A2ll ISl{; new 81 ijjsai I4SS "a M
graded white s. SAlSsH No 2doSi 81: No i al
iales 100 Sa,hss At 81 ltSi l4 No nd jssuasyS'
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CAT RRH : =: q! !; &C. q;
yrars and wonderful cures after o:hcrs fssleh Lad
cases wanted. HOME TREATMENT ITEI
J, PRICE MILLER, N. D., VS. Arch 81, phlsGA, Pa
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Cure for Pile.

Kidney-Wort acts first by overcoming in the
mildest manner all tendency to constipation;
then, by its great tonic and invieorating
itrestores TO health the debilitated
and weakened parts. We have hundreds of
certified cures, where all else had failed Use
1t md suffer no Longer -ErchGnle. MwF&W
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Fine Business Property for Rent-FOurth
page.
For Sale or Rent.
Steamer Bright Light.
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.
Steamer Sidney.
RriCk Dwelling House for Rent.
Situation Wanted.
Furniture RepairinG-H. wilhelms.
Steamer C. y. Lucas.
Cottage Residence for Sale.
Pure Lake Erie Ice.
Notice.
Store Room for Rent-Jamcs l.. Hawley.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Az experienced traveller says: THE most
troublesome companion q person can have,
would advise everybody TO procure . bottle
Of Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup before starting
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The following shows the range OF the ther-
mometer, AS observedat Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1851 lSSa
IA. .l9N.Jr.X.7FM l7A.X.l9 M.8P.A7RN
Is q q - Il II 1! Il
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Forty years. trial Ll proved "BLAcK.
DRAIIGAT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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The best rubber stamp in the world manu-.
featured by A. 7 Castor, 1881 Market street,
Wheeling, W. Va, Stencil and Seal Works.
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II you want to buy a good pair of Boots
and Shoes, SO to l.. V. Bonds, 1875 Main
street.
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IGOR RENT.

Two small store rooms with dwelling =.
Main street. '"'S %
One large house, 0 rooms, on South Pn,,
street, on river bank. ''Val
One large brick house on Fourteenth u,,..
in9 /, IRWIN G,a'M
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In retiring from the late firn Of BOYD & Pra,s.
I,N Win 70 ten1er 70 the trade my thanks !0f 4
liberal patronage heretofore exW ided The Old n
and earnestly solicit foe the new hrm a cuatis
Att des i 'ns A'ue' sSpRArrv,
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Buy your Boots and Shoes at L. V. Blends,
No. 1iS5 Main street.
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DlSsoLUTIoN.


wHEEISo, ". Va, December 80, ISL
The fsm Of Boyd s rmther, Wholesale Dealer
Doots and Shoes and Hats and Caps, Is this day q
The business Of The lAtn firm will r. settlei
either member at the old stand No. iii Main q
'4lV sos'h streets G. ", BOYD;
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whooping Cough is successfully treated by
separating the patients beyond hearing dis
lance Of each other, and by the employment
of Fellows HypophosphiteS. The above
named treatment has been found singularly
effective. MwF&w,
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No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "NlNE oF CARpul.n
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CAST Iron Timed and Enameled Ware will
last life time. paw
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-BUGGlEs, PHAET0N
Il and Wagons Now 4 the limo io1 b', ~
AlSo hne Draft Horses for ale. j. ". FFPITl
Coz. Main and Twentieth streets ~
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Tue usual merchants = lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.