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II NIGHT SESSION.
Business Disposed OF in the House Last
Evening.

Business Disposed OF in h House n
Evening.
The House was called 10 order by Speak
er Woods about 7:3O o'clock, a bare quorum
being present.
On motion Of Mr. stapleton, H. B. No.
1866 was taken up, read q third time and
passed. Itamends and re.enpacts Sections
and 4, Of Chapter 81, OF the Code, giving
to churches and congregations control oil
any lands conveyed or dedicated to them
for the use OF public worship or burial:
On motion Of Mr.. Lynch House Bill No.
l47 was taken up and passed. It's title Is
"An act to make the lot owned by Hezekiah
Stuck, and upon which he now lives, near
Clafksourg, in this State, a part Of the
Clarksburg Independent school district, In
the county Of Harrison"
The following resolution was offered by
Judge Brown before the evening recess:
Resolved, ThattheC ommitteeOn Taxation
and Finance enquire and report what
amount is due the school fund on account
Of loan or other use OF any portion Of said
fund for general State purposes. Also what
amounts OF the present indebtednessshown
BY the Governors message is required by
the Constitution to be provided for by a
present levy and what part, ii any,
is required 10 be distributed over twenty
wears and paid in that period. And that
such committee report the requisite rate OF
taxation to meet the same, with a bill to
etIectuate the m
The resolution was referred to the com.
mittee.
The evening session was devoted to read
ing bills on their first and second readings
until 0 o'clock, when the "call" Of the
House was begun. An account otit will
be found elsewhere.
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Tonight Rhea commences her third sea.
sons engagement at the Opera House, and she
will be greeted by a crowded house. She ap-
pears in "Adrienne." The emotions 6omi'
mating II arc so diverse and run with such
rapidity the entire gamut Of passion, that
It's effective impersonation demands talents
OF the very highest order all, OF
which Rhea has. The great charm
Of Mile. Rhea's acting Is It's quietness, Its alb
s~tinence from tawdry rantiug and its perfect
poise. She Is said to have an e1-
cellent support this season. The Cum
berland MeFS, in speaking. OF her
"Adrienne' there on Monday night, says:
"Oi Mile Rhea 1t need only be said that she
fully sustained her great reputation. Her
wonderful acting In the death scene was a fit
ting climax to the superb work done through
the entire play. She is undoubtedly one OF
the most beautiful actresses ever seen on the
Academy stage, and her costumesand jewelry
were both magnificent. She was frequently
a~pplauded and received a basket Of flowers"
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CITY nATrERs.
Brief Notes on Current Events Of MInoi
IutareNt.


COMPLAINT is frequent Of the bad quality
the butter now In market
PREN1,Es overlooked By the late foods
should be cleaned and put in q good sanitary
condition.
The Crescent Iron Works started up again
Yesterday, after an enforced shut down on
account OF high water.
TuE secoud ward hay market was well at
tended Yesterday, the line OF wagons occu.
plying the entire length Of tke market.
The Islanders are still without gas, which
explains why 80 many Of them visit the
State House during the sessions OF b Legisla'
ture.
TIE Committee on Finance held their first
meeting, lust evening, at the city building
and organized by electing VIM. A. wilson
Chairman.
BANK clerks were In q state OF anxiety yes
terday. They were wondering whether the
bank: would'obserye Washington's birthday
tomorrow.
spR1So Is surely approachinFs The small
how plsys '~.shinny,h aud walks OF stills.
Yesterday, the destructive peg top made IL
appearance. These are infaliible signs.
TIM State Fair Directors have not as yet de
Clueu Wnht Tue uulldke " obIOauu
iRte high water will amount 10. Fences have
been disturbed and mud is found everywhere
The work Of widening the Elm Grove road
and laying q heavier rail for the motors ma
been delayed by the non delivery OF Ties
The track has been laid from stauim'sh
Greenwood, but not ballasted US yet
SAYS the Washington, Pa, Reporter OF las
evening: An additional gang OF carpenters
about twenty-five men, arrived here TO-DAY
from the Connellsvllle Division OF the BAIT
more aud Ohio Railroad. They Will be- paI
To work at Finleyyille, on the new part o
the Pittsburgh Southern.
The seats for Mrs. Eoffs complimentary
concert to be given Friday evening, went OF
with q rush yesterday. She Will sing oelorl
a large and fashionable audience. She un
doubtedly deserves oil this, and all who at
tend will be amply repaid, az q very eleGan
programme Ia being arranged.
The Municipal Court met yesterday morn
ing ut $50 o'clock with Judge Jeifers on tn
bench, A judgment for S5O3.9l was oIdefet
In favor OF the plaintiff In the case Oh tn
Pennsylvania Manufacturing Company W
The Wheeling Grape Sugar Refining Com
pany. Adjourned To meet at eSoA. NJ 70
day.
THE following co%nyeyances Of real retsti
were admitted to record, by Recorder HOOK
Yesterday. A deed made February ., 1883
BY John Heinrich Piehler, xecutor. TO Jont
Hermann Arnold Book, OF part OF lot No
200, In that part OF the city cslled Centei
Wheeling: consideration, 800. A deed mad
June 8, 1882, by the Mt. Wood Cemetery As
soct1uon IN Jane Arbeth, Of part OF the ives
hall OF lot No. III, In section G OF said GENE
terry; consideration, $40.
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The Enteriainmeut nj Fourth street.

-
Last evening the ladies OF the Fourth street
NJ. E. church gave another OF their dainty
suppers in the church, followed bya musical
and literary entertainment in the lecture
room. The programme, as is, usual on such
occasions, was a varied and pleasing one. The
fist number, a piano solo, by Mrs. ". s.
Hutchins, rendered In an unusually brilliant
style, we'll deserved the applause 1t elio-
tied from the audience.
Mr., DevOre then gave a select reading,
"BoorlUboolah Cab" which was we'll re-
ceived, Next came a charming duette by
Mrs. Hutchius and Miss Frame, followed by
q serio.comic reading "EssCollections Of Ru'
bens,ein' by Miss Ella Dillon, who in re-
Spouse 10 the encore that followed, gave the
Church Bells" with excellent Evolutionary
effect, This was followed by q reading
by Miss Kate Elson excellently given.
Mrs. Frank Stanton and Mr.. viii Day sang
the 'Gobble Song" were encored and re-
spopdsd with I'm the North Sea Lived q
Whale. DR.. Smith announced that this en-:
tsrtainment was over, but would be followed
by another 10 the shape OF lots OF Ice cream
and cske, which would be gladly served by
the walters.
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NEIGMRoKnoop NEWS.
Readable Resume of Current Happen
ings Near Home.

A fHeen.yesr-ald school boyin Union City
Pa, weighs 2S5 pounds.
Rev. E. P. Crane, pastor Of the church at
California, Pa, is lying critically III at his
home.
Miss Maggie Stockton lisa candidate for
school director IN Franklin township, Wash
iugton county, Pa.
s. W. Rogers, OF Beallsville, Pa, has this
season purchased one hundred and eighty
thousand pounds CT wool.
Young Frazier, who taught the district
school near Cumberland. Ohio, and In De-
cember stabbed and killed two OF his scholars.
has been indicted by the Grand iuryo Of
Guernsey county on the charge OF carrying
concealed weapons,
Robert A. sayers has been appointed
United States ]storekeeper In Greene county
Pa, vice Owen Hudson. deceased. The ap.
pointment Is endorsed by all the Republicans
there, as Mr.. say.rs Is an old soldier, an ex-
emplary man and one worthy OF the trust.
Witherspoon & Vance OF Burgett,town.
have bought aud shipped nearly lQa 600
pounds al wool for the Empire Wooden Mills
81 New York, within the past few days.
They paid from SO to SO cents. Fifty thou
sand pounds were purchased by another
party at about the same figures.
The oil excitement continues to rise III
Greene county, Pa. A. @. Robinson, ageolo.
gist representing an oil company Of Philadel.
phia, also one OF New York Is In the neigh
borhood making surveys Of the country be:
tween Mt Morris aud the old abanoned
Drupken district. Mr., Robinson states that
be thoroughly teated next summer.
Little Washington has another case OF care
lessness In turning off gas on retiring: On
Monday night. on going 10 bed at the VGlen-
tine House, G. q. Cole, OF Erie, turned the
gas out. but afterwards unintentionally
turned It on, The consequence was, that he
he woke up was q very sick man. DR.. Gray
son was called to his aid and administered
the proper remedies, and In q short time he
was able to walk around,
BELLAIRE.
Nj. Lindley Hoge, OF Burr's Mills, was in
town yesterday.
W. H. johnson, OF Richland township, was
in own yesterday.
DR.. Cook, OF Bridgeport, was ia town yes
terday visiting q patient.
The B. so. company Is having extensive
repairs made at the cattle yards.
VIM. Ault. OF the B. 60. freight platform,
Is on the sick list from u bad cold.
PROT. Mullen's dancing class will give a
ball on Wednesday evening, next week.
Mrs. Vesey has taken a place In the choir
Of the Episcopal church, aud will herself pre-.
side at the organ.
Horns addition aud other neighboring
parts OF town are after more light. There are
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RIYER RIPpLEs.
The water Receding-Generai Laconict
From the River side.

Tho water Receding-Geperai Laconica
From the River side.
All the local packets have resumed theii
respective trades,
The Telegram entered the Darlington trade
al 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The Scotia passed down yesterday morning
at I O'Clock en- route for Cincinnati.
The Maggie, Atlantic and Charlie Brown
passed down yesterd4y with tows OF coal.
Last evening the guage on the wharf
showed "a feet @ inches In the channel, and
The river was slowly failing.
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock the Batch:
elor departed for Pittsburgh. The Dlurnal
LEFT bound for Parkesburg at 1l:S0A N.
FArRMoSr, February 2o,-Riyer 2 feet 8
inches and stationary At4 P. N.
PrrrssuRoH, February 2o.-River IS feet 2
inches and falling; cloudy and cool.
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A ssIGNEE'S SALE.

Closing out at and below cost, OIL Paintings,
Chromos, steel Engrayings. Picture Frames, Mould
ing, NeRlher sItips, Silver NHre, Jewell Cases. Hand
ker,hief foxes, Glove Boxes, Vases, Toilet seiS.
Hand Painted Toilet BottleS, Parian Marble Statu.
elites, China Cups aid sauctrs, Albums, @hisk
Broom FOLDER, Lamps, Arlists' Supplies, Toys,
TlnwRIe. Soap, etc, etc. No, a Twelfth str,et.
b. &. ALLISON,
te1l Assignee Of W, &. HutchinA.
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sionsns to Glenn's rnu, whore the county
bridge was carried off BY the food.

sioners 10 Glenn's run, whore the county
bridge was carried of by the food.
Tic mex! meeting OF the Presbytary 1T st.
ClairSviile. which occurs In April, will be
held here, In the Second Presbyterian church,
on Gravel HUI,
E. c. Morris, OF TIE Globe House, has had
Joseph sonueborn release bis lease on the
building go long used ~ the old Globe House,
aud will teft 1t for a hotel.
Harry Eberlipe Was back on bis route yes,
teEday, aud bad TO answer to numerous con.
CALCULATIONS from his friends who had not
seen him since his mArrisge.
Tire lsrgs brick house OF Peter Peterson, on
Noble street, above Thirty.6lth, was sold
yesterday at public auction. There were
several bidders, Conrad Rambaugh bought
1t for 1906.
Bellsire's frat thnnght, upo The present
attempt OF St. ClAirsville to have the Legisla-
tura build a new court house 10 that town,
was to circulate q remonstrante among the
people, the voters and taxpayers. And every
move Bsllaire has msds In the county seat
matter has been to get at the will OF the
msjority, while her opponents have tried in
every way to prevent a vote OF the people,
and now are trying TO have the Legislature
pnt the whole matter out OF the reach OF those
who foot the bill.
Valley GROVE.
Mr.. Harry McCIAin left here short time
ago Tor Durango, Col, where he proposes to
engage in mining,
The rain was timely for the wheat. II sunk
the exposed root plant that had been up
hsaved by the late freezing.
Mr.. @. s. rerrsll. Jr, Of Point Mills, q stu
dent at Washington etfsrSon, has been
spending the past few days At home,
DR.. j.. T. Cartor. Of Triadelphia, has pur-
Ghnssd the residence Of Dr J. H. storef, at
that place. The latter will continue the prac-
tice OF medicine at Elm Grove.
MeSsrs. @. aud J. Samples and Commits
sioner Maxwell are down for some violin
evenings meeting Of the Valley Grove Liter
AIRY Society.
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Mr.. Charles l.. Brown, member OF the
House OF Delegates from Jackson county,
spent Sunday IS the guest OF Prof. O. s.
Marshall. a,.
The measles have at last begun 10 develop
in an alarming degree. A number OF the
school children are taking them. Whetherit
will close the schools or not cannot now be
predicted.
Hobert Q'Hsrah, an old and respected citi-
sen, died OF Monday evening. Mr.. OHarah
has through lie been a hard working man
and only laid down his work to pass to his
death chamber. He was a consistent mem
Der Of the Presbyterian church. He was
buried on Tuesday afternoon, a large con,
course Of people following tho remains to
their last resting place,
BETHANY.
Mr.. Marshall, OF 81. Clairyille, who has
been spending a few days with Mr.. CoWan,
returned home yesterday.
On Thursday evening a joint entertain
ment will'bs given by the literary societies.
A choice programme has been prepared.
The sunday.schto oil connected with the
Christian church will give q social and sup.
per in Chapel Hall, Friday evening, which,
from present indications, will be Die event
Of the season,
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wheeling wholesale Market.

lNTkLLI0kNEkk OFFlUbt
wHEElISo. Tuesday. February 20
Business remains quiet aud no changes OF great
importance are 10 DO noted this week. In the gro
cary trade prices have been fuctuating, one day a
little up, the next a tribe down. The quotations
given below arc about tho average in this depart
ment. Provisions have remained steady, but the
rising teHdepcy in the west Is also felt here. In
live stock markets, the receipts are light and phcei
have advanced. Wool eontiRuCs TO DO looking up.
Grain Is the game. In nearly every department the
demand has bsen fair.
Grain-wheat Is this week quoted at 81 o5. and
receipts nave been liberal. State corn remains Of
65cAud oats at i5a47c. Western oats on the track
are quoted at l7a50c. Very little rye Is Offering; II
Is quoted at 70a76c.
HovT-FAnpy patents. (spring and winter) 81 6oa
7 Y5: 81, todiS (winIerl So S1i6 y: fancy family
white amber and winter f6 02a6 Is; choice family
Ichoice red winter S. 25a6 90 XXX family medium
wIuter) IS 50a5 IS: Xxx bakers (Minnesota) s. 00a
8 Is: Xxx bakers lwis.onsln) IS Iba6 %. Corn meal
S1a90c in paper. OA~tmeal-medium brand-S7 2Sa
7 50 per Dbl; fancy 81 7bAs %. Rye flour u 5Ga4 rs.
BucI wheat -four 3xa3Ac. b
MAJ Feed-whIte m!ddlings s2i 0oa25 %: coarse
do so 0O: seconds SIS W; bran SIS 00al6 oG chopped
tee1 $50 on.
Hay aud Srpp-Prlme timothy baled at $40 00a
10 M aHrnhdinU IN nuaIuv ngr tim. nFlmA new
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERK's oTy1cE.
WHEELING, ". Va. Fah1tv,v "a 90,

WHEELING, ". VA, February h. lSa
Sealed proposals will be received Al ,bs os.!
the CITY Clerk unit. WEDNESDAY,. MARCH Iss.%S
Al 8 O'Clock =. w., for t1e removal OF ali Sii;;tSeN,
Garbage and otal from within the civ HALE SttSsltn
the year commencing APRIL l, lisa. The bidIi Ia I ~
FOR the Fist District, comprising all Of The y,,,
TOF the Second District, comprising the Second
For tho Third District. comprising the Third An.
Fourth wards. @aa
For the Fourth District. comprt.ipV ali .,r,L
CAldweltS kun to the southern Inns Of Tho cJ,r OIL
For tho FIFTH District, comprising ali sSn,b
CaldweIls Run 10 the EoutherI Inc Il The div Vi
No PERSONS will be awarded for mon lhsn 0. =.
district. nnr call they DO interested In ANY n,o,, "ue
for more Than one uiAthCt, F'NPA4
Proposals 10 be addressed 10 the 'ChRirr,,
the Committee on health" the committee Tr.a, o.
Ing the right 70 reject any or all bids. f'-
FRANK BoSERs.
leu CITY Cic,k
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RaeMmk

Pynmla, septinmia, ssroiula. aud other forms Of
blood poi'onlng, resulting IN glAndular swellinss.
ulCerOus patches In the throat and mouth, alb
scetSes, parhupbles, tumors, ulcers, sores. and skin
eFuptionS arc speedily neutrAiiEed and expelled by
the CutiCurs. keSolyent, tho new blood purifier,
while the skin Is cleanSed'of all dlStlgurnR hnmons
by the external use OF Culicun aud GuLicurA Soap,
~ destroys disease geyuE. which Goat In the blood,
urine and penpirAion-t there Is no dou b aboutit-
and ezpi,l them through the bowels. kidneys, and
pan.E ~ tho Cktn
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liz the cure OF severe coughs, weak lungs.
splitting OF blood, and the early stsGes Of
Consumption, Dr.. PIerce's Golden Medical
Discovery" haa astonished the medical fac
ulty. While II cures the seyerest coughs. 1t
strengthens the system, and ptrlse' The blood.
BY druggists, NrHaw.
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..So One Goes Away From Him without
Heip.D

On the 10th OF December last, Mr.. Alvin
Kensler, OF this city, sent $40 TO M. A. Dau'
min. President OF the Louisiana State Lot
tery Company at New Orleans, La with re-
quest that he forward two tickets to him. 10
a week the two tickets were received. Nos.
10, 45l and 7l,2e3. On the Monday following
the January drawing he received a message
that No. 1O,454 had drawn the first prize oil
5000. He at once forwarded tie ticket for
payment, a. It Is subject TO no commissions.
Mr.. X. Is thirty.eight years OF age and I'M
married, was born 10 Knox county, Indiana,
and raised q farmer, is very upright, and
withal a very charitable man; no one In wait
ever goes away from him without help
odessa Ia Fayette Co., Ms.) Herald January
26th, 1883. pEW
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Mr.. Marshall, OF ST. Clairville. who has
been spending a few days with Mr.. Cowan,
HntarnaH hama raaiardar =
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As I intended to make improvements on
building commencing In about ten days
which will necessitate q suspension OF bust.
ness for one week and In order to reduce
stock and supply my customers | will make
from this date genuine reductions on all
shoes In stock. Call and supply yourselves.
This Is a rare opportunity to get good shoesa OF
low prices. l.. V. BLOND.
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ar JAMES HOTEL,

7 II Joncs. Allegheny Mn Arnold, n MartinSv'G
I iiSnmS riiy JG Wilson, New York
r ~ Van Peft. PhIla D Bliss, Philadelphia
y ELAINE. philadelphia IAN Smith, Philadelphia
a FnviiIh cleveland Basil 7 bowers, N MGF'vle
Henry steele, Chicago bsO1tt, ShlcaSo
j lcldig Boston Gn Mcpondald WE U
John Freeman, Bedford HEOsooIn, h&ORK i,
S ISr uendHNi. river TT MeTtine, RAVensWood
! ,,Ra, pIctt. n IdVhtnn " n Price, Fit bu' Oh
F NettPnbet ger, city
80 nSsr Cisyeland EEBoWet, MayneSbuR
W 81 o pawlon, kinKWd = y DAWSON. seNonfg
D SrAWcett, baltimore IG Bel, SAnouSAy
FrNpk MGr,hkll, city
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wanted-A Strong Boy.
Save Your Eyts-l g. Dillon.
Lenten Goods at smylh's.
Corporation Notice.
Brass Bird Cages-Nesbitt & Bro.
Enterprise Lodge OF Good renlplars.
Notice-Columbia Building Association.
First.Class Silks at Less than Auction
Prices-Geo. E. stifel L Co.
Notice Executors.
Assignee's sale-Head Of Local.
Lost-Engrayed Bracelet-Head Of Local
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%GREATESrO On EARTH.

earth. Had the wont ease OF Salt Rheum IN thiI
county. My mother had It twenty Yeas, Hnd Ia
fact died iniln 1t. | believe Cuticun would have
saved her lie. My arms. breast and head weft
cured until ] used The Cuticura Resoivent Intern,
ally and Cutlcura and cutioura eoSp externally.
AHaARH- O I ~ ADAMS
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Present stock OF pianos, ~steinway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet 3 Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., Of the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
Lucas MUSIC sToRE,
l. 11Io Main ntrnnt
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wheeIIng Lire Stock Mnrket.

~caas-steen and heller, weighing from 200 10 500
COWS, SO 0Oae1 %, Bulls, 4kc. Calves, M 70 SiIe
and quality, 60 00Al0 90 per head.
Ro9s-lIght and rough, 6aSkc; tIr \ good, o.
6Nc; extra lard hog, &c,
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A soc,At aud supper at Zane Street N. Z.
Church this evening. Supper at Q o'clock.
Ices. cakes, music, &C., coming atteii all for
the benefit OF the church. Go and spend an
hour pleasantly and help q worthy cause.
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GRAND CUNCERi by the Opera House
Orchestra at Henry Biumcnnerg's City
Hall Saloon, on Friday Evening, Feb. 90.
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A SOCIAL and supper at Zane Street n. ?.
Church this evening. Supper al 0 O'Clock.
Ices, cakes, music, &C., coming after; all for
the benefit OF the church. Go and spend an
hour pleasantly AND help a worthy cause.
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Thermometer
The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as obSeryedat schnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner:
=; NJ Z j. ) 4 4 NJ T. Is i q q Is Is
INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, February q II A. N.-For
Lower Lake Regions, generally feir weather,
northwest TO southwest winds, stationary Sr
slight fall In temperature, and higher baron
eter.
weather, winds light and variable, stationary
or slight fall In temperature, higher barome
ter In east portions.
BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, February 2l.-lA. M.-The
riyer has risen 10 81 feet 0 inches at Cairo, It
Il above the danger limo aud rising slowly.
A light storm passed over the lake regions
during the day and Is now central In the St.
Lawrence Valley. Snow prevails In New
Euglaud,N New York and In the upper Missouri
Valley, The temperature. has fallen
about ten degrees In the northwest,
with nortberly 10 westerly winds, and has
risen slightly In the Southern, Middle and
New England States, with southsrly winds.
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0SE OF our best citiS.n would say TO the
public that he has tried Halls Catarrh Cure.
and It IL oil that Is claimed for II. Price Is
cents per bottle. Sold by E. Booking and q.
Menkemellpr.
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Mr.. r. ". FIsk.a money clerk OF the Amer,
lean Express Office, Kansas City, Missouri.
states that he has been using St. Jacobs OIL
for q long time for sprains, bruises, etc, and
has always found relief. .
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THE finest mayonsise dressing for all kinds
OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked
salmon, cabbage, etc., is DUKES SALAD
Dressing. Better and more economical than
homemade.
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AYEw more odd sizes OF Trunks and Satch'
els nj cost at WIN. sCHwERTYEgER's,
ll46 Main street.
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CALL and see the large and well.assorted
stock OF Trunks and SatchelS at
WM. scHwERTTE6ERB,
lli6 Main street.