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The Mineral argus., 1883-10-18
REEDsFORT NEWS.


REEDsroRT. Oct. 18th.
Lewiston is booming.
Ducks and chickens are plenty along
the creek, and the shot gun brigade Is
happy.
A mar by the namB of Matthews
was badly hurt ut Big Casino Mill. this
morning, by a tree falling on him.
Dennis DeFrate, the t~onsorial artist
from Maginnis, is erecting a dwelling
hGuse and barber shop here. Next
Messrs. Clark & Smith, of White
sulpher Springs, have opened A first
class photograph gallery here, and are
doing a good business.
Spring Creek is in need of a good
shoemaker; there is a splendid chance
Tor the first good knight of the last
who settles here.
Arnold & Kemp are putting mn a
livery stable in Lewiston. and Fdd
Noble is talking of putting up a black
shop there, Both are necessities
IN that thriving little berg,
Mr.. VIM. McLain, alias Roaring
desires ye scribe to inform the
ARGUS that he has changed his abiding
place; and that hereafter his paner
must be sent to Reedsfort. Wh-o-o-o
per up Eliza Jane
Mr.. A. G. White, of Illinois, is here
With a band of fine graded marino {
bucks which he is disposing Of to the |
'arlous sheep men around. Mrs. w.
companies her husband. They are
topping at the Day house.
Holzmer & Williams have lust put
p Their elegant new billiard tables. and t.
ne boys arc punching worries from 81
irly morn until late at night. Bill
emp says he's mot much of a billiard
layer but he can beat the lightning
llculator ut counting,
A teaEister in the employ Of y. A. K
evils, at his logging camp on Rock az
'eek, met with a very painful accident
Friday. He was thrown under a III
'gan loaded with logs, and the wheels no
sunk so deep in the mud that the
lie was within a few inches Of tho -
ouud; his head was pushed into the
and his right ear was almost
from the head, The hind C-
Ieel passed. over his left foot bruis-
: II badly, but breaking no bones. raI
was brought here and placed under
care Of DIR. Lapalme, who did a neat h'
oil stitching on the mutilated ear.
]ur sqrmises in the ARGUS of two
ago, regarding Sam Phillips
totle ra:lroad, proved to be correct. r.
. Phillips was married at Billings on
30, to Miss Maggie Page, Of Wat
;. y, \, Tho happy couple arrived =,
ne on the 9Th, and have since been
the congratulations of a host :
warm friends. Mrs. Philips. like all J
' comers here, is very favorably i'm. -
ssed with this section of the country sale
Phillips ranch is one Of the best 5n be-
ltions on the creek for the sheen men
mess, and with Il band of over two he d
sheep, plenty Of hay, a good have
lmodious house, he is on the high -
to prosperity, rs he deserves TO be. II
\CLCAN. X
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TAKEN UP.

one black mere about u years old; branded lid
reversed on left shoulder and hip; knee broken
owner can have the same by proving property and
paying charges, including advertisement. etc.
F. c. DWINELLE,
Maiden, Montana.
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CHALLENGE.

hereby challenge any man in r, At,a
walden and Spring Creek, to a prize fight, siJ9 NJ
iorieit money nov up. No soldiers barred.
Z. HIGNEY.
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JUNCTION DIRECTORY.

iAIlles doing business at Junction CITY, whole
sale or retail, will find the following M sns.
the best IN the town. Paul Mccormick 4 %. carry
a heavy stock Of general merchandise-advertisc.
men. on 1tn page. The Junction Hotel, Jos. Reed.
lIoprleloT' Is as neat and sets as fne a table as can
he desired. Rockwell 4 Walker handle and mann
iacture everything in their line. Brown & Davis
nave the 'Farlor sa'oOn Of eastern Montana.
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STAGE LINES.

SvNcfIoS CITY y NAIDES STAGE LINE.
Vail, Miner & Co. Pronra,or. 7 p ,v,rr
superintendent. Leaves !. c. a M. NJ ~ q ~
days and hour. Po"u4he
ShNroN SOUTHERN STAGE A EXPRESS LINE.
Andersonville and n. Naginnis Route. Leave,
t.ninsaale a m, Nv. 4 \. Arrives at Fort
Yagihhls az p. M, T. T.. S. Connects AZ I-bct
Ner stage to Billings and Benton. " N"e'
BILLINGS a BENTON STAGE LINE.
walter Burke, Sup't. I. G Powers pro,..
saves D. p. m, T. 7, s. Arrives al Benton n
~ :. Connects at TIBET for stage to Maiden n
Nazinnis and Mar,insdale. ' r.
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STOLEN

Fom my ranch on Careless Creek. nigbt Of c.,
-, q dafk brown marei weight 1850 pounds: brand
n on leit shoulder, large brand; marks: LEFT hind
snG aH m nooI q NIUE white; age 3 to 9 years; name
~ al is'her SNORT mad no shoes on when taken
REWARD
! viii give 5000 to any one who will bring me
III - nurse 9I INFORM me 50 that ] can get her, and
w give S@uOOO TO any one who will bring mo Tho
horse and man who stole her. e "' '"'
prno PHILLIP l. MOULE.
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FOR RENT.

saloon and restaurant building, at Rustic. next
10 TEX or Smiths place. Bar outfit to 20 with
saioon' For further particulars inquire Of
THOMAS LEE,
IL. Mnrinnis n Y
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Mr.. D. O. List returned yes erday from
the East
Mr.. lou Frsrzhem left yesterday for Mon,
taua, on a prospecting tour.
Frank Mcsherry, the new marshal oil
Mlngo, was in town yesterday.
Miss slvilla Kraus, Of this city, isthe guest
OF Miss sallle NewbOrger, OF ParkerSburg.
Mr.. Az. oxtoby has left the P, ". & KY,
office and accepted place with Harper &
Bro. "a
Rev. J. B. Multord, pastor OF the First Bap
tist Church Is still confined to his room by
illness.
Mr.. A. ]. Sweeney will leave for Alabama
In day or two 10 superintend the placing
NJ The machinery on the new Coosa River
steamer to be fitted out by bis firm. s.
Miss Alice Kelly last rvening rendered q
number OF her friends q little reception at
her pleasant home on Twelfth street, In
honor OF her cousin, Miss Kelly, Of steuben'
VILE, who Is at present her guest.
This Is from the Bsllaire Independent: Capt,
John Bages will leave this section Of country
and 20 10 Dakota next week. We sympa.
thIEs with the DAkOtians II John continues
his present style OF missionary work.
Miss Eta G. Mcfarland, OF this city, was
married OF the real, ence Of her sister, Mrs
Rockwell, at Columbus. Kansas, on the 9th
inst, 10 Mr.. Charles 4. Bliss, of that place,
Their future home will be ut Columbus.
Mr. Ed. Booking. Jr, of this city. now at.
tending Bethany College, made the distance.
twenty-five miles, between Bethany and
Washington, on yelocipede, on the 18th.
He was caught In the rain and was wet to the
skin.
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one out the next time they met be thanked
the jehu and stepped of. .,
THE on1cKEN r1enrERs
Defy the New Ordinance and win Have
More Mains.

Defy the New Ordinance and Will Have
More MainS.
A well known sport accosted an 1STE1It.
oEScEE man on the South Side the other day,
and remarked plaintyely:
"You are a --o Of a fellow, amt your
maybe am. What's the matter now?'
"why, you went and give away about the
Councilmen comm down 10 our last cock
fight You bet it'll be q cold day when you
get onto another MAN."
mo doubt 1t will, since they passed the
new ordinance" 49,
Ordinance be blowedl What do we care
for the ordinance? We are. juss like the
prizefghters and the keno men. We pro-
pose TO have little innocent amusement
when we feel like II, and tine Humane Asso-
citation and the police may stop 1t II they can.
got six dandy cocks on the Scotia to-day:
0ne Of '.m weighs eight and half; tell
you, she's beauty"
"What is an average birds weisht?'
ION, i've or six pounds. We've got the
birds and we've got the place, and II we don't
have fun It III be curious."
rs nj Ii getting most too warm to hghtr
"Naw; not where we fight. It's cool all
summer there, and well keep tup, too, and
don't you forRit III"
where Is it?' ....
"You nor the Humane Association neither
can't find ont. Look here; what's any worse
in cock fghtin' than runnin horses 10 death
over here on the fair ground, lashing 'em with
whips and runnin' the risk o breakin' their
legs, for money. One Of 'em did break her
lex over there already. When Council and
the Humane Asses Association makes an or
dinance to stop that, maybe they can enforce
this here one. But we've got lots o Council
men on our side yit."
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MfNdo JUNCTION.

Minso has another new Marshal In the
person OF Mr.. Frank p Mcsherry, formerly
Of Wheeling. Mao" came ont In a brand
new uniform yeSterdsy, and says he i'meaus
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CHuRCH SERVICES
Al the Various Places OF worship In the
City Ta.Norrow.


City To.Morrow.
AtSt. Matthews Church. services will be
held at 1890 a. NJ. and 1880 BIN. The rector,
Rev. R. K, swope, will oitciate.
There will be preaching in The Third Pres
byterian church by Rev. ]. g. Lyle, pastor
at 1880 A. NJ J.. and 1880 p. NJ, tomorrow.
Services will he held at the Second Presby'
terrain Church, Raw. William H. Cooke, pas
Tor, at 1890 A. N. and 1880 PIN. All are
welcome.
The Citizens Bible G ass will meet as usual
in, the Lecture room OF the First Presbyte.
riau Church tomorrow afternoon. ut hall
past two o'clock.
TIE usual gospel temperance meeting at
Parker Hall sunday afternoon Of 3:3UR.h
will be addressed by Rev. Griffits, pastor Of
Wesley NJ. E. Chapel.
There will be services In the First Presby'
terian church TO morrow. The pastor, Rev.
D. A. Cunningham, D. D., will preach 81
1880 A. N. and 1850 P N.
At Thompson NJ. i. Church to morrow,
there will be preaching by the pastor,
Rev. NJ. W. Rider, ut 1880 a. NJ, and 1850 P.
N. Sunday School at2P N. . 81
Owing to the illness OF Rev.. B. Milford
no services will be held In the First Baptist
Church tomorrow. Prayer and praise meet
ing will be held in the lecture room In the
morning, led by Judge okey johnson. 70
At the United Presbyterian church, Rev
Ut. Mcclure, D. D., psstor, there will be ser
vices tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ, and $50 P. N
Subject Of evening lecture-"Uhanges brought
about In the condition OF Israel In tue vii
cerness, by the Law given on Sinai"
A.1,..o..no4M L 0h,r,b Paw nv E;f1i
patrick, pastor. the pfobationfPs Glass meets
at 9S0A. N. Preaching at lo30P. NJ. Sunday
School at 9 P NJ, and preaching at 1850 P, "
Theme for the morning, 1.-THE Kings Di
lemma;" evening, "Shall " edo III"
At the First English Lutheran Church there
will be services at 1880 A, NJ. and $50 ?. NJ,
conducted by The pastor, Rev. E. II. Dorm
blaser. Sunday School at 2 P. N. Intel
national Sunday School lesson, saul Preach
ipg Christ" Acls9. 1881 Strangers are vel
come to ali services.
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THE MAY CENTURY

lis an unusually interesting number, inclu.
ding among its eonients, "Du Maurier and
London Society, by Henry James, Jr., with
reproductions OF some OF Du Mauriers most
characteristic pictures In the London
Punch; Father Junipero and his Work, u
the story oil the founding OF the Franciscan
Missions 10 Southern California, by III. HI;
my Adventures In Zuni," by Fr4nk 81.
Cushing; "The Aborigines and the Colonis s, "
by Edward Egsleston "Pomona's Daugh.
Ter" d short story, by frank X. Stockton; a
biographical sketch Of Cardinal Manning,
with portrait; Salvini's king Lear; hn:
morous paper by Charles Dudley Warner on
the recent attack upon American novels by
the British press; and further contributions
from W. D. HowellP, the late Sidney Lanier,
Oliver Johnson, Washington GLADDEN., Rose
Hawthorne Lathrop, R. H. Stoddard, and
others.
Price, 85 cents; 800 a year. All book.
sellers and news.dealers sell II. -.
api2l THE CENTURY CO., New York.
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The Ladies' Social Union of the First Bap
list Church intend. on Tuesday evening next
April "a, to surprise their many friends with
a very novel entertainment. The PARTY
will Be preceded by short literary and
musical programme, by we'll known city
talent. Following this, young ladies dressed
In the latest Japanese costumes will serve the
audience with tea and coffee, in Japanese
cups and saucers, asweet roll, and Japanese
napkin. The lecture room Is TO be hand
somely trimmed In Japanese decorations
An American Reservation will be provided
where Ice cream and cake can be obtained Of
city pricea The tickets ara only twenty-five
cents, and every ticket holder is entitled To
the cup, saucer and napkin used on the oc'
casion.
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srEAMRo.rsQu,Bs
Vest erday IS Leree NeWs-The River Here
and Above,
Business wa, lively on the lsyss yestet-


Business was lively on the leyss yestet-
day.
The J. H. Mcconnell passed down with
coal and the !. A Stone mp With empties.
Last evening the river coMmenced falling
At dusk there vas depth ole feet o inches
10 the channel.
II is rumorad that there Is TO be another
boat in The Bellaire trade, 70 be owned by
BellGire parties.
The Little Anna runs tonight stttr the
performance vt the Opera House and the
Academy are over. ..
The W. N. Chancellor passed down at an
early hour yesterday morning for Char es'
ton, and the Scotia passes down this morning
for Cincinnati.
Thomas Mauypenny has purchased The in.
terest OF Richard WRri (lne.hali) In the
steam ferry at New CUMBERLAND, and has
taken possession.
The ST.. Lawrence passed up on time yes:
tertiay morning en- route for Pittsburgh, aud
will be down this morning, bound for GIN
cinnati. The 81. Lawrence Is one oil the
most popular boats on the river. Fast, safe,
commodious and ably differed. she catches
the leople every time. 1t should not be ior'
gotten that next Saturday she leaves with
her excursion TO the DsanAlic Festival.
This will he a very erj Iyable trip. Excel
lent music will be provided.
The river reporter Of the Moundsviile
Rsporier gets of the following: 1t appears
to the casual observer that the executive au-
thoriiies OF MoundsyilIe have entirely aban.
doned the care OF the wharf, In the f14t
ward, and, II fact, wem'ght say all that por.
ton Of the town oveItlowed by the February
flood, Piles OF pig iron and old rolls cumber
the wharf and have done 80 for months III
open violation OF the town ordinances. saw
logs drifted In by the tlDod Ill upsome oil the
principal streets, bridges that were over
bitches lay around the streets, and the sticky
deposits OF the overflow yet remain on al
the street crossings.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, April 9O.-Riyer feet
and stationary. Is,5. ..
GRKKSsBoRo, Pa, April 20-Riyer I feet
10 iuches aud falling; clear.
CfScIssGrI, April 20.-River2 20 feet 0 inches
and ST iionary; clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, April e0--Rivsr 20 feet and
falling; cleaI; thermometer Gi'.
CMRo, April l0.-Riyer ~ feet and fallinei
! thermometer 90; clear and mild.
PITTSBURGH, April 20 River 0 feet and fall
ing; weather cloudy and pleasant.
FAIRxosT, W. Va, April 20 River 4 feet
inches and stationary; weather clear.
MoEdAxrowN, April 20 River feet and
stationary; weather clear; Thermometer Ol'.
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Ghe gnteltigeuter.


Lost-Dlamond Stud.
For Sale Very Cheap-steam Yacht
For sae-Bellaiie Nail Mill Stock.
Wanted-A Boy to Learn the Carriage
Business.
For Sale Farm in Ohio County.
Wanted-Four Glass Engrayers
Gasoline or Vapor Cooking Stoves.
Auction OF Pianos, Organs, &c.
A Weber Piano for Sale.
McKee's Best Cotlee-D J. Mckee, Island.
The Howard 6alyanic Shield.
For Observation-Disclosures Bone.
Business Stand For sale-Alexander Bone.
Beautiful Residence For Sale -Alex. Bone.
A Desirable Home For sale-Alex. Bone.
Queen Rtfr igcTators-Ntsbitt u Bro.
Medicinal Water Depot-McLain Bros.
Farm For Sale-Alexander Bone.
Special Inducement-W. H. Forster.
Ice Cream Opening at Floto's Parlors-
Fourth Page.
List OF Letters-Fourth Page.
A Story by Joel Chandler Harris-Fourth
Page.
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MATHIS FERRY

Mrs. Moses Meoann Is visiting friends in
sis,ersyille, W. Va. .1N
The Improvements and repairs at the Buck
eye Glass Works arc progressing finely.
The Little Anna resumed her old trade be.
tween here and Wheeling on Thursday even
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There will be inferior limitations OF success.
full articles, and that most remarkable OF all
floor coverings, "Linoleum" is no exception.
Beyond all controversy, the superiority oil
the American make OF these goods Is proven.
The best English goods never reach this
market, for the high quality OF the american
goods completely supercedes them. Only In.
ferior grades are imported, and in use will
look dirty aud unsatisfactory. The Walton
trade mark with the word "Linoleum" Is on
the back OF every square yard OF American
goods and all carpet dealers keepit
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Tho great power Of spot cash can only be
ascertained by buying your Dry Goods, Car
pets, Wall Papers, Window Shades. &C.. &C.,
At John Roemer's, Nos. 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main
street We sell exclusively for casn Good
Carpets at zoe, good Wall Papers at 20, good
Oil Cloth Window Blinds made up ready to
hang at Soc. .-- ,sr.
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WE have u beautiful line of Plain aud
Fancy Shirt Waists from SOC TO $1.OO,
suitable for Boys from 10 1s years Of
age. d. 6UNDLING & CO., :
rAs Stnr Clolhiers, 30 Twelfth st.
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Rear Not,

All kidney and urinary complaints, es'
pecially Bights Disease, Disbetes and Liver
troubles Hop Bittsrs W llsurely and lasting
" cure. Cases exactly lite your own have
You can tind reliable proof at homeIof wha,
Hop Bitters has and can do. rrHsAw
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INpfHArIoNS,

WASHINGTON. D. G., April 2L-lA M.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
easierly to southeriy winds, fair weather
during the day, followed by local rains In
ne west portions during the night. lower
For The Lake Region, increased cloudlness,
rains In the western portions, winds shifting
M EAST aud south, increasing in force and
Seeoming dangerous lower barometer, sta
tionary or slight rise in temperature.
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ANnneIrden.

Mr.. George J. Msthisou, the leading halter,
has hit upon novel idea for increasing the
sales OF his large stock Of hats and caps Com
mencing this morning I'LL the 1st OF May be
will give away every thirtieth hat. A list
containing the names Of all who purchase
hats will be kept by him. and after twenty
nine hats have been sold, the thirtieth Gus
toner will be given one Tree: Mr. Mashison
has made large purchases OF hav, and is de-
iermined to carry none over, II low prices
will sell them. Call and see the bargains lie
Is off4rihg, was
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NOTICE.

For great variety Of Ladies', Gentle.
mems and Chlldren's Shoes, at very close
figures, 90 10 j. VI. AMICR'S,
1l43 Main Street, near Twelfth.
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The largest and best assorted stock OF
hosiery ever shown in Wheeling, is now on
exhibition at.The Eastern Dry Goods Store.
Marshall l. Cos lilo Main street. Ladies
fine regular made hose from 20 cents 10 81 q
pair. Ghildren's fine regular made hose at all
prices. It will be to the adyan tage OF all 10
call before purchasing elsew here, as our prices
will be found much Inwer than other stores.
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LYyoa's Bargain Shoe House, "A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save 25 aud 90 cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes.
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LYScH's Bargain Shoe House, n Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them and save IS and 50 cents on every
pair Of boots or shoes.
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nUrkL ARRIVALS.


DUKES Salad Dressing, ready.made
rich anu delicious dressing for all salads OIL
meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper and infn.
itely better than homemade. Nosauce equal
IN n
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wArr for US, we are coming. VIII open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
save you 25c, Soc, 100 and 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street.
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CALlat Mathison's, 1922 Market street, and
examine his new and nobby line Of spring
hats and caps. Remember, every thirheth
hat given away. -t
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WAR for MS. we are coming. Will oper
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the world. We Will
save you 25c, soc, 75c aud 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street.
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WAIT for us,'we are coming. Will open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the. world. We will
save you go, SOC, 75c and 81 on each pair.
"A TwoIfth giraet
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AN exchange remarks that "the best teach
an ara those who learn something new them.
saiyaS every day." so We announce this day
tbat several thousand important cures have
been made by the use OF Dr.. Bulls Cough
6yrup,
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STORY BY
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS,
"Uncle Remus",,

Entitled "At Teague Poteets" is begun ii
the May number OF The CENTURY MAGAZINE
and will be completed in June. tits char
acter sketch Of humorous and romantic In
terest, the scene being laid among the Moon
sinners" in the Hog Mountain Range OIL
.a- '
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LYscH's Bargain Shoe House, ~ Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week: Wait
for them, and save % and so cents on every
pair al boots or Rhoes T,.. 49,
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LUST liECElYEp.
Ladies', Misses aud Children's Extra
High Cut Buttoned Shoes in Kid and Mo.
rocco, AT ". IL. F0RSTER'S,
80 Twelfth Street.


The following shows the range OF the Their
monlettr, ~ observed at Schneprs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
iRS? 1883
..M1oNSE M.7HMl7A.M.l 2N.SP. NIT. N
81 50 20 u 10 % o. IS
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LYSon's Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling. will open next week. Wait
for them, and save 25 and 80 cents on every
pair Of hoOtg or shoes -H
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LYScu's Bargain Shoe HOUSE, n Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Walt
for them, and save 25 and 80 cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes. u.
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WAR for us,we are coming. Will open some
time next week. Lypch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
save you Csc, COO, 100 and 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street.
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WAIT for us, we are coming. VIII op,n
some time next week, Lyneh's Bargain shot
House. Cheapest in the world. We will
save you Csc, SOC, 100 and 81 on each pair
A Twelfth street. II