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CRY nArrEHs.
Brief Notes on current Events OF Minoi
Interest.

Interest.
osE marrisge license was Issued yesterday.
MopJEskA will appesr here Monday week
MUNICIPAL Court meets this morning OF 8
o'clock.
Coon Friday and the Hebrew festival Of
Purim fall on the came day this year-Mafch
%.
The boiling department at the Top Mill
will be or Today in order to make some
needed repairs.
The Committee on State Fair Premium,
flushed its labors y esterday. The lists will
Rfst be approved by the Board and then print
ed. II Is expected that they will be out about
the first OF April
JAMES BAYLASs, 10 whom the gas trustees
gave tho contract for lighting and attending
10 the oil street lamps Of the city, last even:
Ing gave up his contract, and 1t was awarded
to VIM. II. sylyis. Citizens may expect to
find the lamps lit on and after to-day.
The auxiliary Of the Womsn's Union
Benevolent Society was organized yesterday
afternoon ut R~alloure's Hall, on the Island,
by electing Mrs. W. E. Hughes President,
Mr., Wilson Treasurer and Mrs. Cflswell
Secretary. A large number OF ladies were
present, and much interest vas manifested
In the success OF the organization, which Is
now ready for work.
A Why pleasant little social gathering took
place at DR.. 7. H. Logan's residence, on
North Main street, last evening, In honor Of
Miss Julia W. List, OF Kansas City, who Is
| visiting her old friends In this city. The
company, though small, was a very congenial
one, and was entertained in a charming
manner by Misses Sophie and Sadie Logan.
Those present we're Misses Lille Baker, Jessie
LIST, Jennie Hopkins, Carrie Smith and ADD
Simpson, and MeSsrs Albert A. Frapzhelm,
Edward HGzlett, Charles b. Utt, Bernard
Payne, Wilbur Smith, Harry Coen and John
Baker. Music, a general discussion OF per
sonal and society matters and o dainty re-
freshment table occupied the time and atten'
lion OF all until midnight.
some OF the young society people has a yery
pleasant dancing party last evening at the
residence of Capt. w. H. Travis, Of CUapline
street, South Side, who kindly gave them the
use of bis house. The affair was gotten NJ
by the ia Belle street set,' and was q sue
cess. Early ID the evening the guests assem-
bIed and danced the time away 10 the inspir
ing music OF Mayors orchestra. Atl2o'clOcE
mn excellent supper was served, to which the
party did ample justice. After supper dane
ing YVES resumea and kept up I'LL an early
hour. Among those present. were the fol
lowing: Misses Allie aud Jessie Hastings
Eta Roberts, Iiebecca Evans, Rebecca Rahr
Jessie and Eva BrintoD, Ida and EmmH
Schultz, Annie aud Ida Work, Maggie Rat
cliff and Ollie Bender, aud Messrs. Harry
Hastipgs, Dick Robb, Charles LETTERS, BOZ
Wilson, James Bodley, James Travis, Ran
dali Repperto and Joseph Heryey.
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Mr.. Alex. Campbell, ir., has returned from
the South, bring with him q fine lot OF sheep
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~PERsoNAL BENTON.
news and Gossip I'm Adherence to Various
People.

HeWsand Gossip I'm reference TO Various
3 People.
Editor Bowman, Of the Tucker county
Pioneer, iSin the city.
Mrs. Geo. W. McCord, Of Wellsburg, was
In the city yesterday:
Mr.. Will Hunter Is conyalescing slowly,
but surely. This will be good news 10 bis
many friends.
julius LeMoyne, Esq, OF Little Washing.
ton, was in the city yesterday on business
connected with the State Fair.
Ex-Governor Pierpont occupied q seat be.
side the President OF the Senate for a short
while yesterday. He left for his home last
evening.
Rev. 4. g. Lyle, OF the Third Presbyterian
Church, has received q call to become pastor
ofthe First Presbyterian Church. Of Crest.
line. o., while another church In Pennsylya'
MIA Is anxIously calling for his services.
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OF rae PIKsr wArER,


Yesterday when the noon recess was taken
IN The HOUSE Of Delegates for the Last time,
M. Daley requested the members TO remain
sealed fof q few moments, aud taking his
slAnd on the platform by the clerks desk,
he addressed Speaker Woods, and in q neat
that be members OF the House had con.
eludedS 10 bestow upon him asmAll token Of
their appreciation Tor bis many good quail;
sStisiaetory discharge OF the duties Of the
positio, 10 which they had chosen bin. he
ihen produced q neat little box containing
asolitaire diamond stud,
rio SPEAKER Was considerably sstonished,
mansgedI to recover his presence OF mind
isuficientiy TO return his thanks. He said
Ia lad tried TO discharge his duties faithfully.
h IA moi know that he was entitled 70
maeh credit for this; bat II b. had succeeded
indoins 20 DO was snficisntly rewarded. AZ
nrre lie present highly, and he returned
hearty thanks for Il and tot the spirit which
prpmpted Is
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Committee Clerk Fry Drops Dead-LeE'
islatIyc Action.

Committee Clerk Fry Drops Dead-Leg.
islatIye Action.
Yesterday morning the members OF the
Legislature and the attaches were shocked 10
hear OF the sudden death Of Henry Fry, Esq,
clerk OF the House Judiciary Committee,
which occurred about s o'clock, at his board.
ing house, No. O. Sixteenth street. He had
been i'll for several days, SO sick, In fact that
he has been unable TO attend TO his clerical
duties, but there was no one except himself
who did not expect 70 see him well and out
in two or three days; he seemed to have I'LL
idea that his recovery was doubtful, and sew
eral times expressed his alarm to friends.
He arose yesterday morning aud moved about
the house for a short time, then suddenly fell
In a hallway. The noise OF tile fall alarmed
his friends, who haStened 10 get him 10 his
rom, but before that could BIZ done lie was
dead. Physicians were speedily summoned,
but nothing could be done. The man cause
OF his death was congestion OF the brain.
He was q mar about forty,hve years OF age,
residing at L%ewisburg, Greenbrier county.
dis family consists Of n wife and two chill.
dren; they at present are visiting in south.
western Virginia, and TO them the.death will
be a heavy blow, for the deceased wa kind
and sfisctlonate. He was u lawyer by pro-
fession. His father, Judge Fry, was well
known in this city and throughout the State.
The deceased was also a bfotherinlaw Of
Ex-Governor Mathews. He was an atiable,
genial gentleman, we'll liked by all with
whom be came IN contact
In the House, Mr.. Pennybacker offered 0
Joint resolution, expressing the sorrow and
regret with which the news had been received,
and appointing a committee to escort the re-
mains home. In the House Mesars. Caring,
YAeger and McClung and sergeant.RtArmS
sargent were appointed and In the Senate,
Senators I,obbaI aud Coburn and Door
keeper Kelly. Mr.. Sargent was unable to 20,
owing to his duties with the Auditor. The
committee with the remains left on the sos
Il. a. o. train. Mr.. Fry was well known and
liked here, and Major J. ". Mitchell, Henry
D Miller, Joseph +. PAUL, All. PAUL, Ned.
stalnaker and A. ]. Clarke acted as pail
bearers yesterday afternoon.
~
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LLI q CAIUWELl1
solleiton for Plaintiff.
NOTICE To LlRN HnInpps

To all persons holding liens by Judgment or other.
wise, on the real estate, or any part thereof, Of
John Frank: y"
In pursuance OF a decree Of The Circuit court nj
In pending, toGubject The real estate OF me Isid
John frank, TO the sattGtact!On Of the lIens iheieon.
you ate hereby required TO present ali claims heid
by you and each OF you against the said John
part 81 it. for adjudication U me. at my ONCE. No
l22J Chapline street, In the City OF Wheeling. Ohio
county. Net Virgins, on or before Tuesday. M
9Th day OF March, A. d, 1858, "N
Given under my hand this 2ad day Of February.
;p2isSa. JOSEPH l. PAUL.,
-lepz.s Commissioner.
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RueAmL

Pypmla, eept!emIa, scIofula, and other forms oil
blood poisoning, resulting In glGndulaf swellings,
ulcerUus patches 10 the throat and mouth, alb
sceAses, cafbuncles, tuulon, ulcers, Sorc4, and skin
erupiions, are speedily neutrElizedA and expelled by
the CutiCura keSolYent, the new blond purifier,
while the skin Is clcansediof all dIsfguhnghn
by the external use Of CutlcurA and cutcun Soap,
u destroys disease germs. which fnat In tho blood.
urine and penpiralon- there II no doubt ab0utit-
and oxpHls them through the bowels. kidney, and
49, ~ tha GkIO
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New Advertisements.
List OF Letters.
Notices. Baer & Sons.
McSee's speciaities-Island Grocery.
Save Your Eyes-I. g. Dillon.
Joseph observation-disclosures, scourer and
In the Front Rauk-Logan & Co.
Opera Households Toms Cabin.
Clothes Wringers-Nesbitt & Bro.
Notice-Ladies OF the Fourth Ward.
For Rent-Brick Dwelling House.
For Rent-Houses-G. o. smith.
For Rent-HouSe on the island.
Meeting OF W. u. B. Society First Ward.
Commissioners Notice-Fourth page.
K. of II. Notice-Fourth page.
New Publications-Fourth page.
Grand Opening Of Hermann Schirmer's
.saloon-Fourth page.
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Az / inteudedto make improvements on
building commencing in about ten days
which will neeesSitate o suspension OF busi'
ness for one week and In order To- !eduee
stoek and supply my customer ] will make
rom this date genuine reductions on all
shoes In stock. Call and supply yourselyea.
This Il rare Opportunity 70 getgood sboeaAt
low prices, blogpi
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CAUGHT IN IHE sHAFrING.
A Sad Accidental Hofr.nan'sT annery Re
smiling In the Death OF AN Enploye.

a Snn cCiueutHt Atuitulhh thhheEy nv
suItIng In the Death Of an Eniploye.
Yesterday morning about I o'clock a terri
rible and fatal accident occurred at the tan
merry OF J. G. Hoffman & Sons, on the South
Side. 1t was the old 'story-carelessness
about a shaft. The victim was Franz Holt
man, a brother OF ]. G. Hoffman, sr., EN-.
ployed as foreman at the tannery. He was
caught and whirled around in such a manner
that death ensued o o after. The engine In
the tanneTy drives a short shaft, which is
connected at right angles by 0 cog wheel
beyel.gear TO q larger shaft extending through
ina pumping room. The end Of the long
shaft extends back some FIVE or SIX feet
through the cog.wheel. and II was on this
end OF the shalt that Mr.. Hofiman's clothes
caught while he was standing on
n Short ladder oiliug ONE OF the
rearings. He was drawn 10 and whirled
around the rapidly revolving shaft, striking
the whistle rope at each revolution aud caus.
ing the whistle to toot sharply siJ times. he
was torn lose from the shaft by his leg, Just
below the knee, being caught between the coRs
Of the beyelg ear, where It was crushed comp
ie,ely OF. His clothes,weIe almost ertirelytorn
from him aud he was severely bruised about
the body. Physicians were immedi.
ately summoned and the wounded man
was removed TO his home In Fulton, where,
although everything was donetha could be
done 10 save his lie, he died at noon, not
having rallied from the shock oil theaecident
He was q man ftty.one years old, and
highly respected by all who knew him. He
leayes q wife and. two daughters, n Of
whom 10 the postmistress at Fulton.
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GREAT HOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told a. 10 the great aura
tive p0wsn Of the CuItcuEA RemedIeE ihayep ad
hundreds Of dollars for medicines 70 cure dlSsGIe,
Of the blood aud HAln, ami never found Anything
yet 70 equal 70 Cutcun Remedies.
p.o-v.., CHAN. a. WlLLtAMs,
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n O PUkIFIER.

/ have used your Cuticpra Remedies in several
cases Of Eczema, Moist and Dry letter, and cured
them all Your Cuticun RcsOlyent, 20 lAf a my
supply allows me 70 test Il, has, In my hands. eS.
cecded In efficacy and eilCiency any Alternative
In an active practice Of 80 years duration.
n, Z n, E0KER, ND.
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GREATESrN ON EARTH.

earth. Had the wont case OF Salt Rheum in this
county. My mother had It twenty years. Sud ia
fact died from It. believe CItIcurG would have
saved her lie Ny arms, breast and head were
cured until used the CutlcurR ResolVent intern.
ally and CutcurG and Cuticna ooAp externally.
NEHARK. o. ]. W ADAMG
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The new Duchess OF Westminster. wife OIL
one OF the richest men In Europe, was mar
ried in a dress Of white foulard, costing sew
enty five cents a yard. This is certainly
economy, and economy II Is 10 use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the great remedy for coughs
and colds.
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your cuticurA Remedies outSell all other medh
dnes l keep for akin diseases Nv cuStonoM SnS
say that they hare effepted . guIei IA evefv
Instance, where other setnedte have failed,
u. ". BROCK NAY, N. d.
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CUTlCURA RESOlyRNT.

.CuilcurA, aud Cutlcura Soap, sold' eyefywhe,.
Pheei Gltelifa, 90 eta aud 81 90 per bory cnii.
tuIa Resolyent hooper bottle. cuticufa Bosps Il
etH Calcium Shaving 6osps lbcit.
Potter Drug and ChemIeaIC Col. Roltot,
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Present stock OF pianos, Stairway, Knabs
Chiokerlng, Hallet J. Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, 60, at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
LucAS' MuSIc sroEE,
l142 Main street
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
william piOkersgiu, Jr.,

VI.
John Frank, Sophia Catherine Faux. his wife,
Anton Rsymann, trustee, The Wheeling rtutO
mia Building Association, Jacob steinteld, trustee
selig weinberg, Wiilism Il. caldwell, trustee,
The United etstcs Building. Land and Loan Az
s~oeIAtion Of wheeling. VIII m GIllIgsn, trustee,
Thomas O'Brien, admins rator OF the estate Of
Thomas EunegAn, deceased, George b. Cald veil,
Al. Clarke, trustee James DuIkln. George ".
EcEhaft, j.. trustee, The Peoples Bank. Alfred
F Fsea ssti: s sehSeiii.' e JeEn y. T SeI1. and ;r gsSs F ":
ding, partners doing bushes under the tirm
name and style Of Belts 4 F1Ading. &c. McCurdy
and John smith partners doing business under
William GiIisan, Frank 4. Weber. 4. b. Davis
Julius Schmidt and Z. P. Keller, partners doinE
business under the frm name and style OF Davis
Schmidt & Keller. LorenE Newbetger, admins
TRAITOR OF the ettate Of Michael NawberHer. do.
ceased, Charles STARK, Luke Fitton, LoreDr New.
berger, i. q. Cnr:ier. T. A.. DelbrugRe. Valentino
GeIey, John T. Carney, aud GeoIgsH. CarnRhan.
In Chancery.
By virtue OF an order Of reference entered In tho
above entitled cause on the 22d day u February,
A. 1888, Il IL referred 10 the undersigned Com.
tain and report to said Court all tho liens upon Inc
real estate OF said John Frank In said bill men
TONED and described, or on any part thereof, the
names OF the holAers OF such liens, the amount III
each OF such liens, and the prioritIes thereof,
which real estate the said John Frank IA poSscSStd
OF or entitled 10. and whether the rents aud pfodtI
Of the real eEtAts Of taid John Frank In said bIIl
mentioned and descfioed, Will EatEfy the liens
Such Commissioner shall further report 10 the
CourI upon any other matter deemed pertinent by
himself or required BY any party TO be reported ID
Notice 4, hereby given that the undersigned Com.
missioner has hxed upon TUESDAY, the 9th dRy
OF March, A. D.. 1855, commencing at ten O'Clock 4,
T., o. tho time: and bis ONCE. No. i22G Chaplino
street in the City Of wheeling, Ohio county, West
Virginia, as The plRce nj which will nrooesd m a.,
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Wanted.

To form the acquaintance OF some lady Of
means with a view to business-and perhaps
matrimony- address w. 8. Davis, 185 Smith
field street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TO those buying goods from us to-day
we will pay out in change the New Five
Cent Nickels.
D. GUNDLlNG & co.,
SO Twelfth Street.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SSAAAA
CRY .ClERK's OFFICE.
WHEELING, ". Va. February Il, 1Na
Sealed proposals will be received Al ,bs os,!
the CITY Cleik until WEDNESDAY. Ma Nil p gSS |. o.
At 8 O'Clock =. n, for tae removal Of MI ! Ii,SSsAsS
Garbage and otfal fmm within the div lIHinSSI sa
as follows: ''ssN9e
ward. = 'o Fis'
FoF the Second District, comprising III, se,o,t
and seventh wards. Se0Uuu
For the Third District. comprising the Third and
Fourth District comprising all south of wb,,
ing creek 10 Caldwell's nun. "Hsel
totthe Firth District, comprising all .ou,h =,
CaldweIls Kun 10 the southern lineS IbE civ "
NO persons will DO awarded Ter more iS.S M.
district, nuF can they ba Interested M Inr n,o, Y
for more than one district.
Proposals. 10 be addressed 10 the 'ChaI,r,n 4,
the Commit Q on HEALTH" the cImmiIIe 800 "
Ing the rightto reject any or N'fH,.
ton FRANK BOWERS,
ANG9 ia -
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The Horsrord Almanac and Cook Book
mailed free on application to the Rumtord
Chemical Works, Providence, R. ]. rrHsAw
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NoTIoE TO
CONTRACTORS

Proposals will be received AT The onire nj, IN.
Chief hneineer OF the ohio Valley TOI,lnlr,ioC
COMPANY In rarkets0urE, vest VII. lula. ntiSoCn
on the Sih bay Of march, 1883, Tor liz UmdISS
Masonry, lion Biitging, lrestle aud Tile btIJSss
GroS Ties TacklayIuG aud talIIting Iur The UIIc
River railroad, between BenwOOd and hIktn.
burg, IVES: WrEiniA, being about 20 miles Ia X.
valley OF the Ohio River. Wv
Bids viii be received for the whole or any p,r,o Of
the work. F"'V
Plans. prolles and specifications can be seen At
18th day Of February, 1873.
WALLACE McGRATH.
Chief Engineer, pMkenbln. Va
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Miss NEWMAN has commenced the Meister
Schapt system OF French conversation in the
city. We recommend her as an excellent
teacher.
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TnE ladies OF the First Baptist Church in.
tend giving a supper on Tuesday evening
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saIl continues, and several other affairs are
getting under way.
The brakeman, VIM. GrRhan, who hal bis
leg broken and crushed III the collision ntthe
franklin tunnel last Sunday morning, had
the leg %HIBpllAted yesterday afternoon. Dr.:
O E. KuiE performed the operation, assisted
by u number OF physicians. The operation
had been postponed 10 lODg, by the strong
opposition OF the unfortunate man and bis
friends, that he was much reduced, and died
shortly after the operation was performed.
VIM. Wooten, . 'harum.scArem" sort OF
fellow, q haroer. was fined by the Mayor yes.
tRrday SIS aud has been sent 10 tue county
all for ten days. His crime was assault and
battery against his wife. His wite's only
nifenSe was her demonstrating with him on
ie attentions hO. gave another woman, and
even after the beating he gave her she Ia said
IN have kept her husbSnd's otlense quiet
until provoked by his continuance In his
former conduct
NrNGo JUNCTION.
The Minge junction Iron Works are rum
ming full and the damage to the factory by
the bursting OF the grindstones Is being re-
paired.
Mr.. Fl. N. Hines has taken charge OF the
INTELLloExcKR, and our citizsns may be
accommodated every day by asking the en-.
terpriSing young man for this reliable daily.
Mr.. David Beszell, OF Martins Ferry, has
accepted a position with the Mlngo mill 10
oversee and keep the furnace In repair. The
company thinks that 1t has the right man In
the right place.
Mr.. E. A. Fitzgerald. OF the Fuller Electri.
cal Company, of New Y3ik. was at the mill
yesterday repairing the circuit and lamps
which were damaged by the accident which
occurred a few days ago. Mr.. fitzgerald Is
the electrician for the company.
Q tteR sensa;ion WAS caused at Mingo
yesterday By tho announce ment that Robert
Lamen, q one.leggtd young man, had eloped
with a charming young lady OF the village,
named Emma MCGEE. Some days ago the
lover received q severe chsstisement at the
hands Of the girls father.
NEW CUMBERLAND.
A four year old boy OF Mr.. Thomas Warren,
OF Fairview, died on Wednesday morning.
last with measles. The disease Is abatiug In
Fairview, but 1t Is gaining all the time here.
There are twenty or twenty five cases now,
aud new ones developing every day.
Thursday night Mr.. A. Peters, Of Toronto,
and Miss Celia Chapman, daughter OF B. ".
Chapman, OF this town, were united In
matrimonial bliss by the Rev. F.. ". Pattie.
1nb UAHu t4Ltuutl Iutu u ulCe Illus btIc-
made, but they failed u respond, aud the
boys sadly wendell their way home.
BETHANY.
Mr.. Alex. Campbell, it,, has returned from
the South, bring with him . ine lot OF sheep
and cattle.
Mr.. James Rodgers has purchased the lots
upon which the ruins Of the late fire stand,
and the buildings will be rebuilt immedi.
ately.
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity held a han.
quet in their hall on the evening OF the 2lst.
Among the invited guests were noticed Mr..
Collier, Of Wheeling, and Messrs. Boyd and
Bell, Of Wellsburg.
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Dvcrs charge everybody With being q
aanack. and there are but few who are ex.
enpt from the gosling accusation, DIT. Bulls
Cough Syrup u certainly an exception %
thesrule, as Il Il no doubt thegreateet remedy
otfarea 70 RsptE sfing people
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometar, as observed st Sohnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner yesterday:
IA. n.12x.Sr.M,7 P. N. II AN. l2 N. 8 Pm. 7r. ".
90 81 81 IS 80 81 81 81
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GENERAL NOTICES,

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice SotiSs Is s. hereby given that by authority O, IL,
der section 2 chapter lT7, Act Of MAJ y IN.
publication IL hereby made Of tile c6sSsat =,
'pR NEE" " That d
,,,, TIIoS. PRINCE
le0 PRESIDENT Prime. p.rSN,
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CHARLEY SHAY'S THEATRE
THE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1919

WEEK OF FUN AND LAUGHTER.
Mis- Viola Florence. Female opera Nln,,,.,,
Il Lady. AMI Gentlemen Performers 81, who vii
appear In Their beautiful Boudonlr q Ia SAILOR. In.
nolusingt me entire troupe and full brass band and
form. eNs'ouAu Ht'
Also, Great Specially Company and The eom,e
assrpiese, Kenol Ke1o! Kenol' introducing lie
Ladies Dime AalineeA "Wednesday and ssinEday
fela
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BRowN's IRON BITTERs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no injurious eff
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, February "a III A. M.-For
Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, slightly
warmer, cloudy weather and rain, easterly
to southerly winds, lower barometer.
For the Lake Region, increasing c!oudiness
with snow or rain, slightly, warmer easteriy
to southerly winds, lower barometer.