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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-28
MARTINS FERRY.

NJ. f. cottage prayer meeting will be held
at Mr.. Birt'S residence near the Buckeye
Glass Works to night All are invited.
J. K. McCue, of Mt. Pleasant, has opened
a grocery in Thos. Watkins old stand.
Patrick Moore is unable to work with q
sore finger.
Robt Selig, of Baltimore, is clerking with
s. Klein, the notion man.
Jas. McArinch is laid up, threatened
with relapse of typhoid fever.
Miss Mollie McHugh is the guest OF Mrs.
Grace Helling.
L. J. C. Drennen, of Minneapolis, Mich,
is visiting parents and many friends in this
city.
Mr. H. X. Hess, of Bellaire, was in town
yesterday.
May Beazle, infant daughter of Mr.. Frank
Beszle, of Pittsburgh, was buried at Walnut
Grove Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev.
II. r. Jones officiated.
Martins Ferry will be well represented
at the Weisgerber Briceland boat race to.
day.
Oscar Bonsell, a cutter at the Union glass
works met with a very serious accident on
Tuesday evening. While working at his
post q vessel burSted, cutting his right
hand and severing branch of the radial
artery. DR.. Hineman dressed the wound.
He will not be able to work for some days.
Johnny" Brown, Laughlin mill nailOr,
left for Pittsburgh, yesterday, 10 make ar
engagements for his family to remove to this
city.
A number of machines at the Laughlin
mill were off yesterday on account of iron.
Full time can not be made until the new
furnaces are up. The boys" are well
pleased with the Lsughlin, and say it will
be one of the steadiest mills in the coun-
try,
The work of piking the West Wheeling
and Burlington Pike with furnace cinderS
is being pushed forward as rapidly as pos
sble.
Mr.. John Thompson has resigned his po-
sition as boss of the Laughlin mill coal
bank.
The Laughlin mill company is willing to
give the miners 81 so per 100 bushels (bank
measure) if the -Etna and Bellaire mills
are.
Mrs. B. F. Brady and daughter, Miss
Bessie, have returned from Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Thos. Greer is visiting relatives at
Urichsyille.
VIM. Wesley is making a nice prescrip-
ton case for DR.. Weirich's new drug store.
The Union Flint Glass works factory is
off on account of a delay ih material.
Operations will be resumed on Monday.
The material was on the road for three
weeks coming from New York.
Patrick Finnegan is in the lookup for
drunkenness. .
VIM, MeCune is visiting relatives at Lit
tie Falls, MINI.
Mrs. B. J. Long has returned from Pitts
burgh.
We hear a number crying give us water
works instead of another school house"
Both are badly needed.
Allie Dsrrah, who resides west of town,
shot a male fox squirrel, on Thursday. The
squirrel weighs two pounds and half, and
is SAID to be the only one ever seen in this
section. 1t is on exhibition at Oug's drug
store. They are numerous in the west, bat
old sportsmen say they are never seen in
this country.
Mrs. II. ". Smith returned from Pitts
burgh last night
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PARKERSBURG.
Races Not Well Patronized-A Lady
With a Propensity for PiIfering.

with a Propensity for Piifering.
Special TO The Register.
PARKRRsBURG, October 26.-The races at
Neale Park, advertised for this afternoon,
did not draw much of a crowd. The peo-
pie who attended the last sO-called races
did not care to witness another such dis
graceful scene as were enacted on that
occasion. The race passed off this time
without any unpleasantness and was won
by J. NJ. Jackson, Jr.'s bay colt, a three
year-old, which gives promise OF good
speed and with careful training will be one
OF the fastest steppers in the State. Waid
Conlson's gray, which contested the race
with Jackson's horse, made good time as
long as his driver could keep him down to
business, but he broke badly on each
heat. The purse was $50. A very pretty
race for which there was no purse, was
had between Col. LOgan's two horses, Ida
H. and Tourist, which was easily won by
the former.
II is .rumored that case of kleptomanta
was developed here yesterday. A well
known lady of this city visited several
stores on shopping expedition, and it is
alleged that she carried Oft articles OF small
value from two or three different stores,
and steps were taken to have the matter
ventilated in Justices court, but owing
to the responsibility of the party and her
friends the prosecution was dropped.
John H. Bookhart and Captain +. B.
Cooper, of the Sonoma, are again at their
posts.
The genial Will Bookhart whom every
body knows as the clever pilot of the Chesa-
peak, left here tonight for Chicago, where
he will renounce single blessedness and re-
turn to his post of duty happy married
man. The future Mrs. Bookhart is daugh-
ter of DR.. Smith, formerly of Mariatts, o.,
but now a resident Of Chicago where he
located few years ago. Will has a host of
friends here whose best wishes accompany
him
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six-yesr-old child yesterday morning. It
died from diptheria, and was buried at
Rose Hill Cemetery yesterday afternoon. :.
DR.. Jas. McClellan's mother and sister, OF
Gallopolis, o.. are visiting him.
The A. NJ. E. festival to have been held
on November 4th, will not be held until
the 10th of that month.
Isaac CASTOR of the firm OF CASTOR & DAN
ford. attorneys, is at st. Clairsvilie on pro-
fessional business.
Yesterday was pay day at the Bellaire
Nail Works. About $3.50 was disbursed
among the "boys."
Two c. & P. empty cars jumped the track
near the blast furnace yesterday, ana were
put on after some trouble.
The Weisgerber-Brice boat race is all
the absorbing topic. A large crowd will go
I'D from this city. Bets are eyel.
The Ladies Aid Society, OF the First
ward, will hold festival at Literary Hall,
October 3lst.
The Crescent star ball, at Central Hall,
on Thursday evening was a grand affair:
About twenty couples participated, and all
enjoyed themselves. LaRoche played.
Yesterday was remarkably dark day,
gas being burned the entire day. Rain
fell in torrents and there was frequency
of thunder and lightning. something I'M
usual for this season of the year.
The l. L. T. c. Z. Club danced at City
Hall last night
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DRAMATIC COMPILATIONS.
Notes and Observations of Our Local
EOOtlights.
Matinee to-day

Matinee to-day.
My Partner" this afternoon and even
ing.
A little opera would be acceptable, Mr..
Reister.
Some of the Wheeling scandals would
draw well, if dramatized and presented.
The first time we have any Italian opera
several foremost society swells are going in
full dress.
Cartwheel hats are not much worn now,
and our Opera House is not greatly troub-
led with them.
Parsloes Chinee, in my Partner" is the
best imPersonatiOn of the Celestial ever
seen on the stage,
The matinee to-day will, no doubt, be
we'll patrOnized by the ladies, should the
weather not interfere.
Reserved seats go on sale this morning at
Wilson & Banner for Stanley-Havlin's
American-Anglicana allied shows, On Mon
day.
The beautiful Minnie Maddern will be
here next Friday. Minnie would be Mad
dern thund,r is she didn't draw like a
porus plaster.
Walter S. Berry, representing Frank |.
Frayne, is at the Mcclure. Frank will
Wild laughing hyenas without extra charge.
Next week will be quite prolific of shows.
Standley-Haylin on Monday; Barry and
Fay Wednesday; Frank Frsyne Thursday;
Minnie Maddern Friday, and Bertha Welby
Saturday.
When Rhea was here lost spring Colt
hold said she could not get along without
him. All the same she is booming along
Massachusetts without him, though the
Butler rallies present strong counter At
fractions.
E. H. Madigsn, representing Bertha
Welby is at the Mcclure. Bertha will play
"One WOman'S Life" next Saturday. Those
large Autographs of her are immense. She
looks as though rolling her eyes heaven
ward TO still the agony occasioned by mince
pie at midnight.
The success of "My Partner" at the
Union Square has been unequivocal and
instar taneous. Ii is one of the most poetic
and the most brilliant of contributions to
our stage literature In My Partner" the
author has conspicuously succeeded and
has shown his capacity to write drama OF
California life as Teplete with poetry and
naturalness, as brilliant in conception aud
powerful in execution, and as happy in
theme and tIsatment, as any play which
has engaged EbCSe serious attention of the
public for SOME time-N \. Mirror, S.pt
27, 1879.
Among the attractions OF the play on
Monday night are Horace Wheatly and
Ted Trsynor, the Dublin boys. The most
refined and legitimate Irish comedians OF
the day, will select from their copyright
songs, viz: The Harp and Shamrock
Green" COSTUME 1881. Brothers Malone"
MIR. and Mrs McCrea," The Restaurant
Keepers" The HarveStmen Returning
Home to Ireland, After a Successful Season
in England Also. Horace Wheatley will
dance his great trial dance Of twenty steps
and shuttle, with which he defeated John
Carroll at the Cambridge Music Hall, Liver
pool, England, for the ChampiOnship of the
world, and in which he is backed by Ernest
Stanley against the world for the sum OF
s, eco
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BELLAIRE-

Mr.. F. J. Smith has returned from sue
ceSsful squirrel hunt at Crab Apple.
Mr.. 7. I. King returned from the east
yesterday.
The Ohio Valley Sign Company will re.
move into their new building on Thirty
third street next week.
The Disciples church viii held festival
at City Hall next Thursday evening.
Ella, a very bright nine year-old child of
Rev. J, X. McKallip, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, died of diptheria on
Thursday night and was buried at Leech-
burg, Pa, yesterday afternoon.
Prepstory communion services were held
in the Second Presbyterian church on
Gravel Hill last night, Rev. Alexander, of
St Clsirsville, officiating. Preaching this
afternoon at O'clock.
Mr.. Wm. Kruger, OF Gravel Hill, lost
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LEWIS BAKER Sc CO.,
WHEELING, VIVA.
Trustfe's Sale Of Land.


r., ylsTh . OF a PEG PEE 9 S p. rs ss.:E
fuiv -. ~, and duly recorded IN tis 1874
recordsf Mcdowell Soanty. WSst VirGiuis.
and bY direction Of the party secured, I, thS
unde,1gned trustee thsfein namsd, vii -
at polio auction, on
rovEMBEa Z, lisa, AT u O'CLOCK T.,
A the front door Of the Court House, In ths
own Of Kansuba, Court House), eommonIy
Lnoyn - ChaytAgtont In Kanawhs coaniy
and state Of We.t Virginia, three fourths, an.
divided, Of the Land ID said o0od Of trust Do
thereof IN The county Of HcbcTeIi and 49,
Of Wet Virginia, ds.cribed q embracing The
Tu9s Fork Of the SANDY dveT, and cOntSine6
yithin the following met0 snd bounds, to-vit:
nortbeastegiy direction fFOm : po(nt On IT,
line o. safd tract where E1khoFu oroek orooD0
the samei thence south 4' VET t1o0 Doi1 % D
corner; thsnee soulh s6p wo2 11N ioiSS 20 .
corner; thence bouth 51o SaR 3eoo pole 10 .
corner; Thence north elo east 20 pol = 70 Q
corner; thence north Ne wet Go poles 70 .
corner thence north l5' east - poles; thence
nonh ~ west $50 poles 70 Q corner: thsnss
north l0e west SO poles 70 Q corner: thence
moth 0 west ~ poles 70 cCr1Sr: Themes
ming. containing ftO@e acre. NOV o. iss:,
reference being had 70 sAid dssd Of trust fof
TKRHs o. SxLE-slsooo IN cssh. and ts,s
balance In two equal tnstallmenta et ono and
Two yean from the day Of saie, with Interest
ana security upon The property soad.
FRANKLtN MAZE. trustee.
b. b. DOVENER. Attorney. ae1oH
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News Of a Personal
Character.

Character.
Squire Geo w. Neale, of Parkersburg, is
at the Mcclure.
J. L. Curtis, Of Wellsburg, was in the
city, yesterday.
Senator Camden and Col. Thompson have
returned to ParkerSburg.
c. G.. Blake, a prominent iron man of
Cincinnati is at the Mcclure.
c. H. Caldwell, a genial commercial artist
Of the Monumental City, is in town.
Auditor Miller will go 10 Washington
and Baltimore, next week, on business.
Rev. S. d. Tompkins, from Volcano, is
on visit at B. +. McMechen, on the Garden
Spot.
Mrs. Col. Alex Campbell, of Bethany,
went South, on Thursday, to join her hus.
band in Louisiana.
Frank Lupton, of Mt. Pleasant, one of
the leading politicians of the Seventeenth
Ohio district, is in the city.
Miss Mary Z. ShaughueSsy, of Main
street, will next week leave for visit to
relatives in Washington, ID. c., with whom
she will spend the winter
J. \. BrutOu, the snuff man, whose en-
counter with panther in the wilds OF
Preston county discounted Frank Frayne's
most daring exploit, is at the Mcclure.
Geo Washington Tippett, of the Point
Pleasant Register, Is in the city. He is still
Of the opinion his town is the future great
railruad centre. The last rail of the Ohio
Central road will BE- laid today, he says,
and the piers Of the bridge be completed
this year.
Her many friends in this city will be
CHAD To learn of the wedding of Mrs. Hall,
the sTiiSt, formerly of this city 1t &C.
h.. ..WF
DAVIS New York Graphic said: Mrs. May
whitney Hall, the artist was married YES
terday TO Mr.. Nathaniel Waldo Emerson,
| uf Boston at the Church OF the Messiah,
by the Rev. William +. Alger, ID. d. The
bride wore q travelling dress Of blue velvet,
ana there were no bridesmaids or best man.
After the ceremony there was wedding
breakfast at the house OF DR.. Constantlns
Lrppe. No. 6S West Fiftieth street. Mr.. and
Mrs Emerson left Tor their home at Boston
in the afternoon.
Stanton VI. Howard, of this city, is at
Cincinnati, attending the sixteenth annual
Convention of the American Institute Ot
Architects, which began its session on
Monday morning at the Gibson House par
Iors. This institute is composed Of the
best architects in the country, and it num-
bers its members from nearly every State
in the UniOn-NUrth, South, East and
West. As TO membership, it can not boast
in QUAINT ty, but in point OF talent it is
second to no other organization in the
United States. In its ranks are artists who
have planned some of the noblest of S'ruc-
rur,s. estimated in value from 100000 to
| 81 OOO, 600 and more.
MoRNING Glory Baking Powder. Sold BY
all leading dealers. Buy it and you will
use no other. G s Feeney. proprietor.
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All kidney and urinary complaints, espe-
cialy Brigbt's Disease, Diabetes and Liver
troubles, Hop Bitters will surely and last
ingly cure. Cases exactly like your own
bave been cured in your own nPighbOrhOod.
end you can find reliable proof at home OF
Mhat Hon Riltnrs has and can do
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Kindergarten Tea Biscuit

Take one quart of -four, one measure
Banner" Baking Powder, and one tea
spoonful of salt; mix thoroughly and sl1t'
then run in one tablespoonful cold shorten,
ing and mix in with a spoon one pint coiu
sweet milk; this makes dough too SOFT 70
be rolled, turn it out on your tray I'D, wen
Toured, press with your hand to the de-
sired thickness, cut in circles, using the
small tin measure that each can OF ban
ner" Baking Powder contains bake IN
quick oven.
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For swindIins Undertakers.

NEW YORK, October 27.-Chas. Bailey,
of EIie, Pa, was arrested to-day, charged
with swindling undertakes by means OF
bogus checks. He first gave orders for
collins, and then handed a check, taking
the balance in money.
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NEW York, October 27.-The steamer
Alene, for Central America ports, soon
after leaving the dock to-day, came in col
lision with the United States iron clad
Nantucket, and had the iron casing on her
bow smashed. The Alene made water so
fast that she was beached at Elysian Fields
to prevent sinking. Damage, ST., 900. The
Nantucket was uninjured.
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Mbreliu9 Rs9iateE
SATURDAY. OCTOBER rs, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

For Sale-GOOd Work Horse.
Farm at Public Sale-Ed. Simpson.
Magnificent Marble Msntles-B. Fisher &
Son.
Trustees Sale-Geo G. Hannah.
For Sale-Small Job Printing Office.
Moderate and Low Priced Furniture-G.
Mendel & Co.
Railroad Time-EeePers-Miller & Franz
helm.
Choice Coffees-J. II. Diehl & Co.
Oyster Parlor-ThOs +. Heyman.
Plate GlaSs-W. A. Wilson.
Whole and Ground Spices Edward Reid.
The Electric Lizht--T. G.. MOttat 4 Co.
BOYS and Youths ShoeS--J. t. Stone.
The Crown Jewel Stoye-G. W. Johnson
Sons.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List
Satin Gloss Flour-Neill X Dillingham;
Third Page
Now is theTime-B. F. Caldwell.-IThird
Psge.l
New GoodS-Lasb's Jewelry Store
Trunks and Saddles-JOhn II. Hall.
Good Cheer and WelcOme7MOnarch Bill
lizard ParlOrs.
Cheap Farm Property for Sale-.C. A.
Schsefer & Co.-LLocal Page
Opera HOuse-Frank l. Frayne-. Local
PapP.l
New Gcuds-N. Schulz.-rLocal Page
Ovcrcoat Picnic j. Brilles-. Local
Page.
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NEW ApYERTIsEMENTs.

PROPERTY FOR sALE.-A s5AG .t :
eSspa oniy IS miles WhesiIng, s Is t a1m
offered. Terms easy: am am e SssidWeiI fins
Of - sores sar sopntrY residence splendid loe ga
place t Tsii for II at once 100 acre farm Inn o
miles from city. with coal; PTpPsele cSets from
Proveu, " Wheeiing as cheap as ever. e' a.
s Eut1 REFER 81 q Co, Opera House corner.
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Donotbe Deceived.

In these times of quack medicicine sd-
refreshments everywhere, it is truly graft.
tying TO find one remedy that is worthy OF
praise, and which really does as recon-
meBded. Electric Bltters We can vouch for
as being true and reliable remedy. and
end one that will do as recommended.
They Invariably cure Stomach and Liver
Complain Is, Diseases Of the Kidneys aud
Urinary difficulties. We know whereof
We speak, and can readily say, give them a
t1fsl. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
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Mrs. Wipslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply.
SiCians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
neverfsiliDg success by millions of moth.
els for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dyseutery and diarrhOea
gripping inthe bowels and wind collie. By
giving health TO the child relieves the
mother. Price % cents bottle.
MES's Fine Hand Sewed Shoes, best makes
and correct STYLES, at l. V. Blends.
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Pools will be sold by Helmbright, on the
Weiseerber. Briceland boat "a, this even
ing at the billiard rooms, and at the course
at Wellsburg, Saturday evening Pittsnnrgn
parties can have their pools cashed at "eiiS-
hnrp after the race.
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rrneInHerHrnSr

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg
Letting single duty in their behalf. When
they are assaulted by disease, and the syS.
tenn should have thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri-
fed, and malarial poison eXterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents. Sold by Logan & Co.
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As THE season is now here when every
person is in need of good foot wear, l de-
sire to inform the public that my fall and
winter stock, which is large and well Sc
lected, is now in and ready for your in
spection. Prices made to suit the times
1. V. Blond.
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Mr. GouIdInferrfeued

KEoKUK, IA, October 27.-Jly Gould and
party were in Keokuk this morning. In
answer TO an inquiry concerning Wander
bits securing control of the nickel
Plate" Mr.. Hopkins said, we are advised
that the report is we'll founded"
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RnckIen,. Arnica saIYe.

The Best SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Cbapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Logan
e IN
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Base Ball Association.

CHICAGO, October IA meeting was
held here to-day for the formation Of a
Union Base Bali Association. There were
Representatives from Peoria, Springfield and
Quincy, ILL.,, Bay City, East Saginaw and
Grand Rapids, Mich, Toledo, O., and Fort
WAYNE, Ind.
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Shot HfmGnIf

Jackson, o., October H.-While hunting
last evening Thos. McGesry, aged eighteen,
was standing on stump when his gun
went of, the shot inhicting mortal wound
in the abdomen,
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To enable all to witness the great race at
WellSburg, Saturday next the p, c. & st.
l. Il. r Co. will sell excursion tickets for
traise leaving Wheeling st $50 A. NJ, s:5c
A. NJ, I:s5 ?. N. and for sps cial train at2:30
II " Fare for round trip fifty cents.
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ThanksgiyfnR.
sept.,.. Co--..-.

CoEcoRD, n. H., October Ex-Governor
Bell has appointed November 30th for
Thanksgiving.
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For rheumatism, wounds, bruises, &C.,
McLain's Good Intent Liniment acts like a
charm. 1t relieves almost instantly. Give
it trial; only % cents bottle.
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DATToS, O., October ga child of
lewis Walker was scalded to death by the
! ups"tiing of tea pot to-day.
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Fever Reporf.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Octobsr 2f.@Some
refugees arrived to-day from Tom pico and
were sent back 10 Matamoras. There are
rumors Of fever outside the Gordon. At
Rio Grande City the weather is hot.
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c.nductor Killed.

READING, Pa, October T:-John y ps S,iIn
a1I'Lnown Philadelphia and heao,ns
Conductor, was killed by his tram 'H''
mornine. He leaves family.
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Will Hang.

New York, October N..The s9 E2pEapS
conrt has offirmed the conviction OF E1maru
McCiIorn, who shot Louis Harner anu Nv"
upder sentence of death.
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SeaIded 10 Death.

ATLANTA, GA, October 27.-The sentences
OF J. h. shipman. an Eastman rioter, has
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II you want to see an article that works
wonders just t-y bottle of McLain's Pee
torsl Cough syrup. 1t will relieve more
coughs than anything we eve: saw.
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder. Pure
and wholesome. Ask your grocer for it.
G. S. Feeney, proprietor.
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Roat Race AT wensburC.

USE Brentlinger's Sarsaparilla for all dis
orders of the Blood.
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Tx nearest infalliable remedy is PERUNA

GREAT bargains in Boots and Shoes, for
males and females, at L. V. Blends, l135
Main street