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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30
INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
Personal Points, Coming and Going Of
People.

T. S. Spates, of Clarksburg, is in the city.
n. L. McPhail has. gone to the Cincinnati
music festival.
DR.. Van Mursth, of Tiltonville, o., was
in the city yesterday.
DR.. f. C. Meyers, OF the Island, is an ac-
tive candidate for Health Officer.
Alfred Collier. London, Eng, was regis
tered at the Mcclure last evening.
DR.. W. J. Bland, Superintendent OF the
Weston Asylum, returned, yesterday.
Hon. E. G. Cracratt is in Washington, D..
c., where he has gone on legal business.
DR.. T. o. Edwards has recovered sufi-
GENTLY to be out and attend to his practice
Mr.. C. H. Kloman, a prominent iron
merchant Of Pittsburgh is at the McLure
Delegate B. B. Dovener was said to be
quite seriously i'll, yesterday, at his res
idence on the Island.
Gov. J. B. Jackson will tender a recep
ton to the Legislature. next Tuesday even
ing. at the Executive Chamber.
Delegate J. II. Burt, OF this county, de-
livered himself on the free pass system, at
yesterdays session OF the House.
Mr.. Lewis Baker. of the REGISTER, left
Yesterday for the Pacific coast. He will
spend two or three months in Southern
California.
A GAINESVILLE delegation took in Iolanthe
last night. 1t was composed OF Misses
Ella and Callie Hilles and Messrs. J. f.
Ward and ]. Bradhnd.
Robert Irwin, accompanied by Harry
Bell, a school mate, returned home from
Chester, Pa, where he has been attending
the military academy.
The genial Capt. Ed. Tate, OF Beaver
county, Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Captain Ed. was the first conductor or the
p, W. 4 X, but is now a healthy farmer
and as jolly as of old.
Major and Mrs. j. C. Anderson will leave,
this morning, on a prolonged Southern
trip with which to recruit the failing
health of both. The Major is just recover
ing from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Col. Frank 4 Burr. OF Philadelphia, the
well known newspaper man, whose facile
pen has SO often contributed to the col
umns Of the REGISTER, will leave the city
to-day, for an extensive southern trip.
Miss TERESA Knecht, of Newport, KY,
who has been visiting at tue residence Of
Mr.. Coon Peters, corner of Seventh and
Market street, for several weeks past left
for her home on Sunday evening last. She
was accompanied by Miss Mary Peters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30

in Wheeling and want 10 come home on
that road, the modest sum of 40 cents IS
charged. This is not all. IL you bay q
ticket for Bellaire. and get to ride to Ben
wood, for 80 cents, o have the pleasure
Of paying an extra fare over the bridge
you pretend to ride another time on what
a former conductor left with you for bridge
passage. because he kindly punches the
ticket besides tearing off half OF it"
LAsrSaturday, at the meeting of Council.
Mr.. Wilson notified the First Branch he
would. At the next meeting. offer q resolu-
ton a~bolishing the Office of clerk. This
was misunderstood, by some, to mean the
clerk OF the First Branch. but in reality il
meant the clerk of the Council committees.
This position was held by b. A. Galligan
and paid $500 a year. Mr.. wilson's idea is
that since the lengthy street and water
works affairs have been taken from Coun-
ell and given to the Boards, the labor has
beer so hghtened that this clerk Is un-
necessary. Mr.. Galligan gets $500 from
the Board of Public Works and 500 as
clerk of the First Branch.
LAST night q REGISTER reporter met a
prominent member of the Knights OF
St. John, the society of Catholics now
under the Episcopal ban, aud in
ouired of him what the knights proposed
TO do about il. He said the So
ciety bad Just had a meeting and
would do nothing, at all. They
did not see the error OF their way, aud had
no apology to make. They did not believe
the Bishop had authority to dictate TO
them, as they did not come under the list
Of Catholic societies. I'VE will publish .
card, shortly" said the member as he de-
parted.
AT a meeting Of the board of directors OF
the West Virginia Exposition the secre-
tary was ordered to make arrangements
with Fargo 4 Lyon to exhibit their grand
Roman chariot races, ladies' and gentle
mems hurdle races, daring and skillful
Roman standing races, and the great
troupe of educated race horses running
without riders, on the 18th day Of July, 1888,
ON their grounds.
The new board Of directors of the Citi-
zen's Railway Company met, last evening,
and organized by e~lecting Capt. Andrew
Wilson President, and Van B. Hall Secre-
tary. The office OF superintendent was
not filled, as two Of the directors wished to
examine the books Of the road. Sopt.
Whissen, as far as the public knows, has
been a very proficient officer.
The present Council will probably end
the workhouse dead lock. The present
Superintendent, James c. Maloney, has
made a faithful and efficient officer, and
will no doubt be elected.
JOHNNY DEvRIEs, telegraph operator at
the b. * o. shops, will to-day leave for his
home near the charming town OF Bolton.
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la l. RIvIHRE
And the Banks that Ply on It's Placid
Waters,

Anu ~
The river was rising rapidly at dark last
night with II feet 6 inches OF water in the
channel.
The Monitor and Nail City arrived here
last evening.
The Diurnal left yesterday for Parkers-
burg with a good trip.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
today.
The Lucas arrived and departed for Mat
amoras yesterday afternoon.
The Princess was running in the Bellaire
trade yesterday.
The Katie Stockdale is due down en- route
from Cincinnati to-day.
The George Lysle passed up light last
night.
There was considerable floating ice in
the river opposite Cincinnati yesterday,
but no impediment to downstream boats,
but hard on those bound up stream.
The Will S. Hays was at Madison last
night, repairing her wheels. broken by the
ice, and will arrive here to-day, and return
to New Orleans to-morrow.-CiR. Err.
The Enterprise and Hornet No. 2 arrived
with Pittsburgh coal. The Enterprise left
for Louisville with her tow of Pittsburgh
coal. The Scotia leaves for Pittsburgh this
evening, followed by the Granite State to-
Jay. - tOH.-uu--
The Belmont entered the transfer trade
between Evansville and Henderson this
morning, and proves satisfactory thu, far.
ST.. LOUIS, January 28.-Weather charm
ing. Temperature almost spring-like. Day
bright and clear. River rising at the rate
of 8 inches in "a hours, and no signs OF
floating ice in the barbor. The gorge at
Maple Island still holds, bat the gorge
above Grand Tower is weakening.
The towboat W. w. 0'Neil is at the head
of the canal at Louisville, awaiting the ice
to pass away before taking her towo Of coal
south.
First Engineer John Bangy, Of the Gold
Dust when she exploded, has had his
license revoked by the Inspector. Second
Engineer Golly was suspended, but has
been reinstated.
Notwithstanding all that has been said
we are enable to send put a pretty fair run
OF coal, which will be literally increased
during the next twenty-four hours The
run below foots up to 80 tow boats, ITO coal
boats, 274 barges and fuel boats, containing
5,T3T, 600 bushels. This will he largely in
creased. W. II. Brown 4 Son will add
100000 bushels. John a. Wood & Son
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MANIA FOR HORSES.
A Man Who Must Steal Horses When
He Can

Joseph NJ. Bailie, who was arrested for
horse stealing and burglary some two or
three weeks ago in Washington county,
Pa, says he has already served two terms
in the Allegheny Penitentiary, one OF five
years and one of one year, for stealing
horses from Erie county and Allegheny
county, Pa. He says he can't resist the
temptation to steal a horse.
He admits both the steal;ngOf Higg's
horse and breaking into the stable and
stealing the saddle and bride, and declares
that when he gets out of the ~penitentiary
he will still follow horse stealing for a
business. He says be is only sorry that he
didn't take both horses instead OF one. Ac'
cording TO his statement, his father has
been arrested many times, and has been
in prison too. Babies description OF his
prison life proves him TO have been a bad
and an incorrigible prisoner. He says he
was hung up by his thumbs, and water was
allowed to drop, by the single drop, on the
top of his head; he was then suspended in
stocks by all four of his limbs; he was
chained hands and feet together; he was
put in the dungeon and allowed no rations
for days, except two ounces OF stale bread
and water; he was ironed around the neck
by having a heavy chain and iron ball
swung down his back, so that he could
hardly move at all. He says the discipline
in the Allegheny prison is very severe on
bad prisoners.
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IOLANTHE.
How the Kew Opera Went oT-The Rest
of Them,

Iolanthe, Gilbert & SulliTan's new opera,
produced here for the first time, last night,
drew as we'll as was expected, and filled the
Opera House from the orchestra pit to the
blue line kalsomined on the gallery cell
ing. 1t was one OF those audiences Wheel.
ing can turn out whenever a special occas-
ion demands it-nOt a critical, fault
finding Music and Drama audience, but a
merry, fun-loving company that is
perfectly willing to be pleased and
makes pleasing it an easy matter. That's
what il: was. Iolanths would be readily
recognized, by one not knowing more OF
music than necessary, as a production of
Gilbert and Sullivan. They are all alike,
and all framed on the same general plan.
This one is as good as the rest, and better
than some. 1t is unnecessary, here, to en-.
ter into the minute details of the opera,
which passed off most pleasantly. The
chOruses were admirably trained, and on
this feature Mr.. Ford deserves a compli-
ment. The individual parts were well
taken and finely sustained. 1t is a dainty
little opera, with a ringing, catching score,
and a witty libretto, trimming over with
caustic satire. 1t pleased the audience
immensely, and was warmly applaued.
Tonight the same company will present
dllOluCI OHCId VI e lSBNibOllC. vi u
production the OHIO State Journal of last
Saturday SAYS: 1.-The Merry War an
adaptation BY Charles +. Ford, from
Strauss latest opera, Der Lustige Kreig,'
was presented last evening before a large
and well-pleased audience. The music is
in Strauss happiest vein. The libretto is
fitted in its lightness, the joyous xanton-
ness Of its repartee snd humor, to the e1-
quisite numbers which cloth it as the sun
shine surrounds with increased beauty, a
garden of flowers whose colors differ as they
may, still TO the eye blend and harmonize,.
yielding pleasure TO the sight aud a sense
Of Joy 10 the mind. Messrs. Denham,
Drew and Lang, and Misses Chapman,
Bockell and Reynolds assumed the leading
roles very successfully. and were encored.
The chorus was good, the orchestra effee.
tive and the costumes elegant and in good
taste. Ford's Opera Company, by main
tanning such a standard Of completeness,
will always be welcome, and their visits
cannot be too frequent"
To morrow matinee, "Billee Taylor"
tomorrow night, Gilbert and Sullivan's
''SOrcerer."
Ep.rn Uapixon Innch THE pnoroipy and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30
Commissioners Notice.

In the Municipal Court of Wheeling, George
r. Jingle, adninistrato OF the estate OF
James II. Forsyth, deceased, Va BENJAMIN
crime 3. updegran, executriI Of the win
OF Josiah r. UpdegraH, deceased, Ellen For
syth, Leonard z. Forsyth, Robert Forsyth,
William Forsyth. Ellen A. Medburg, Georse
g. Armistead, Belle.Armisiead, Li.zie Armi.
stead, Hurst Armistead, Jennie Armisteed,
Samuel Baker, William Baker, Isaac irwin.
&C administrator OF the estate OF Hamilton r.
Fortyth, deceased, Logan B. Wallace and VIII
By virtne OF an order OF references, entered
in the above entitled cause, on the ID day OF
January. 1883, II Is referred TO the undersigned
report an count:
ffrstLOf the estate OF the said James II.
Forsyth, deceased, and the account OF the
said Tingie as administrator thereof.
secondSOf the share TO which the widow Of
James II. Forsyth, deceased, and each OF the
distributes Of his estate or the assignee Of
such distributee Is entitled.
Third-After Announcements, IL any, made
by the said James II. Forsyth In his lifetime,
to any Of the said distributes, q which
shauld be brought into ~hotch-pot
Fourh-He shall enquire INTO and report
whether lots numbered II and u, in Upde:
CRAFTS Addition, nov part Of the city Of
Wheeling. named In the bill in this are
susceptible of partition In kind among
Of the said lots, and what is the value in
money Of the said widows night OF doves
therein.
Fifih.He shall report any other matter
deemed by him pertinent to the cause or 70
quired by any Of the parties.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed on Saturday, the 10th day OF feorn.
A. n, as the time and his ONCE, No. IN
Chapline street, in the city OF wheeling
West Virginia, Is the place at which he viii
proceed to ascertain and report the several
matters In the aid order OF reference 70
quired. -.
The said order also provides that the publ.
cation of this notice in this paper once q week
for four successive weeks shall be equivalent
thfs suit
Given nnder my hand this 18th day Of Jan
uary, A. ~, B9.
DANIEL LAHB and q. N. RUSSELL. EsaS-,
oaW-t Eoliciton for Complainant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30
A JeweIry Thief Detected.

Yesterday morning a nicely dressed and
easy hammered young man went into Dill
Ions jewelry store and began pricing var
ious articles in the stock. He examined
quite a number of different articles, but
did not manifest any great desire to pur
chase. Finally Mr.. Dillon missed an Old
Fellows pin from among the jewelry he
had placed on the case, and without
a word he went over and locked the
front door. Coming back he in
formed the young man Of the loss and
demanded the pin. AS usual, the thief as.
sumed the indignant role and protested
his innocence. MI. Dillon sent a messen-
ger for an officer, andin the mean time the
young man weakened and handed back the
charm. Mr.. Dillon allowed him 10 go, as
he did not wish to prosecute him. When
Officer Bird responded to the call the young
man was out of sight. He is said to come
from Claysville, or that vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30

The performances of the Emma Abbott
Grand Opera Company, at the Opera House,
Monday and Tuesday evenings of next
geek, will be the most interesting musical
ones of the season. Miss Abbott enjoys a
generous measure Of popularity here, as
has been amply sttested in her previous
engagements. She will appear under espec-
tally favorable circumstances in the ap.
preaching engagement She is singing in
better voice this season than ever before.
She has a company which is said to be the
Target and best that has ever engaged in
the production of English opera in this
country. and she will be heard in the the
operas which are better than any others in
her repertoire give expression TO her vocal
and dramatic abilities. These are Flotow's
melodious work Martha" and Bsllini's
immortal opera la SonnambuIs." In the
former her exquisite singing of The Last
Rose of Summer" will be heard, AID in the
latter she viii be seen 10 her artistic i'm
PRESERVATION O. the beautiful park OF
Amina. Her vocal and dramatic treatment
of the sleep walking episode in this opera
gives 20 her assumption a rare decree of
artistic excellence. The sale of seats for
the tSn prcf'.7m IlceS. will 5agin aext
Thursday morning.
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EXPENSIVE BOYS.
What the BOY Incendtaries Have Cost
the State.

A report was in circulation in North
Wheeling, yesterday, that no clothes had
been given the boy "fre-bugs" during
their nine months stay in the county Jail.
A reporter mentioned this to Jailer Davis,
who gives the following figures to show
how much each has drawn Of the quota
allowed them by law: Abe Boston, slO.lS;
John McCleary, Sl205; Geo. Gray, SlOi5;
John Griner, 1929; julius Hottire, Sl2.1l,
making a total Of 5000.
The Sheriff is only allowed $50 per an
mum to clothe a State prisoner, and he is
allowed $50 for the insane. II he exceeds
these several amounts, he is individually
responsible, and not the State.
The cost of the fire bugs" TO the State,
leaving out the cost growing out OF their
trial, is 1896 90 Tor the nine months, to say
nothing about the thousands of dollars OF
property burned by them before their ar.
rest.
Jailer Davis says the Beal brothers drew
clothing as follows during their first year,
beginning December 4, 1881, and ending
December 4, 1882: Isaac Beal, $780, John
Beal, $40, and Elias Beal, Sl7.26. He will
let no prisoner exceed the $40 allowed him
by law. Prisoners resort to all kinds OF
tricks TO draw clothing for each other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30
Mipor Criminal Notes.

This morning Deputy Sheriffs Mitchell
and Blanchard and Patrick Fitzsimmons
will take the five convicts to the peniten-
tiary. Their names are: John Besl, Abe
Boston, George Gray, John Griner and
John McCleary.
Beal goes for five years and the four sire
bugs" six years each.
Rosa Kelly, a lunatic confined in our
jail for some time, was taken to the Yves
ton Asylum by DR.. Bland yesterday even
ing, at 5 o'clock.
The parents OF the fire bugs had long
interviews with them yesterday. Mrs.
McCleary and Mrs. Griner both were much
affected because of the separation between
them and their boys. All three of the
mothers gave them good advice.
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Conmissioners' Sale OF Real Estate

J. r. Murry, Administrator &C. crs~,
deceaked,
W
Annie 4. Criss, et al,
In chancery In the Circuit Court Of 0hls
county.
Ry virtue of two decrees In the above namsd
cause, entsrsd November ~, Is2, and SoSsfn'
naisrdsy, Yebrsasy ., 1883,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock o. m, on the prcmissS
near Potomac, Ohio county, W. Va, eel!
public auction, 70 the highest bidder. the fol.
lowing described real estate, situate on CNtbr
mans Run In said Ohio county, W. Va, form
eriy the property OF J. &. Girls, decd, tO-un:
a tract OF about nifty acres, situated on .li
CaStlemans Run, adjoining the lands u
Ramuei n John Atkinson, James Dichy,
samuel McCarty and oaherA
Also another small tract OF land OF aDout
sixty poles, adjoining the above named fsa
and upon which there 10 = DWELLING honss
money In caSh; the residue In two equal psy'
menis Of nine spd eighteen months. respsc
lively, the deferred pay menu 10 bear intrfss
from day of sale, the purchaser Eivinx noeI
for deferred payments with good p-rsonA
security. and The legal title IetAineo untiites
purchase money u paid. Fqescs,lon E""
"''" ~ HO0E.
8peciai c~Ummialonsn
LHamusl b. NcCuiioch, C1sgk - the Ctresit
court Of Ohio county, do heySoy certify IN
y. p. NuEsm and y. l. Hogs, epecisi Comm
siopen, gave bond - YequiIed By NY.
B. = AGCULDOCH, GER
JAKuARY ., lB1 dess
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Cincinnati Exeursien.

The p, C. & st. L.. R. Co. announce the
sale OF excursion tickets on the following
dates: January 18th 10Th, S0th, Slst aud
February LIST, I'd and Sd, for the benefit Of
those desiring TO attend the musical festi-
val. Tickets will be good for return pass.
AGE mill EehrnarY 5th inclusive.
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Mbsslas 8ssistss
TUESDAY. JANUARY 80, 1855.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

For Sale-Barber Shop.
Notice.. o. Smith, Administrator.
Goods for DecOrating-kirk's Art Store.
Eor Rent Furnished Rooms.
Wanted to Loan-Money.
For S~ale-Saloon Fixtures.
For Rent-Main Street Business Room.
Real Estate Bulletin-C. A. Schaefsr &
Co.
Bronzes-Miller & Franzheim.
The Sparkle Stoye-B Fisher & Son.
Poultry. II. Diehl < Co.
Plaster Paris, Lime and Cement-W. A.
Wilson.
Base Burner Stoyes-G. W. Johnson's
Sons.
O~vercoats-T. C. Mofa't & Co.
Dried Peaches-Edward Reid.
Undertaking and Embslming-G. Men,
del & Co.
Ice Cream-Thos. F. Heyman.
That Cough-R H. List.
Snow E~xcluders-J. 7. Stone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30

Ladies. You can not make fair skin, rosy
-cbseEs. and sparkling eyes with all the
,cosmeties OF France or osSutiners Oh !ne
MSrio - Won such rich blood, good health,
s.rsnsth and beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial
e certsip proof.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30

FTUNI It DuIIIt CIttN N-HIVH.T UVHTHuts
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster has Just left us with
grateful hearts that such a woman has been
raised up to educate and convince the peo-
pie with her wonderful power, her clear,
logical ideas of the great truth Of constitu.
tional prohibition. We have engaged her
for another lecture upon her return if pos
sible. . . = Main has her Neal Dow;
Kansas, her Governor st. John; Iowa, Mrs.
]. Ellen Foster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30

TuxB.& O., will sell round trip tickets
cineinnati Musical Festival from
10 tns 9oth 10 February Sd. Tickets
Jan9s s,uTning until February 9Th ineIu-
eve o.ss A. n, train arrives at Gin. at s;SS =. n,
Sis p. NJ, "a a. 1890 An,
1f.l6 P. NJ,
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Emma Abbott Opera Company.

DNNNIE DAUGHEETY's lecture at the Opera
House, February Goth, will be the literary
and oratorical treat of the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30

The finest stock of JewelTy In
Wheeling can be seen at Jacob
w. GTubb's store, or. Twelfth
and Market Streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30

wNsHINGroN. January 80, A. M.-FOr the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fair weather,
followed by increasing cloudinesS and rain,
southerly winds becoming variable, sta
tionary or higher temperature, generally
lower pressure
For Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy
Ueatber with rain or snow, S~outherly back
ing 10 northeasterly winds, rising followed
by falling temperature, or lower pressure.
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AMUSE M EhTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
Three Nights and One Matinee, commencing
Monday Evening, January 30.
CHAS. f. FORD'S
English Comic Opera Co.

The Manager takes great pleasure IN inform
ing the citizens OF Wheeling that he has sue
ceeded in effecting an engagement, with the
above named famous company, when they
will present for the first time In this city
Monday Evening, Jan. 18th, Gilbert & Sui:
livan's new Fairy Opera, the only authorized
edition, "IOLANTHE; or, h Peer and the
Peril"
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 80, Johann Strauss,
the Waltz Kings last and most successful
opera, entitled THE MERRY WAR" First
production in Wheeling in English.
Wednesday Matinee, Solomon & StephenS
delicious nautical opera entitled "BlLLEE
TAYLOR" First production In this city.
Wednesday Evening, Jan. sist, Gl9ert
S%ullivan's Renowned Opera. presented i0r
the first time in this city, entitled THE
SORCERER."
These beautiful operas will be presented by
the most complete organization producing
opera outside OF New York City.
Entirely New Scenery from New YORK,
Superb Cast, Gorgeous Costumes from New
York, two Primme-DOnne.
The production OF these operas In this city
will be an exact imitation OF los OF London
and New York, under the personal supervi-
sion of Mr.. Chas. +. Ford.
Prices OF Admission-Reseryed seats sl.U.
General Admission IS INT nc. Matinee Prices
25 and zoe; Reserved Seats 75c. The sale OF
reserved seats for the operas will begin on
Friday morning, January 18th, at wilson Il
Banners music store. lyZN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30

.wn n and take no other iron Prsps-
- except Browns Iron sitterS hls
the best.
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E.ou, ,Is Ro,,L, C,e,L( NGrb ! .Jouruol

Mental depression. weakness of the mu
cular system, general ill.health, benefited
by using Browns Iron Bitters.
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Lady BeanSihers-

GRAsp Venison Lunch this morning and
evening. at Louis Schwalb's saloon.