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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
Presents Given by the Traders and
InpOrters' Tea Company.

Still they come, richer, larger anil more
raluoblc. This is positively the LAST week
the II LADDERS and importers Tea Company
will give away presents. The remainder Of
the week will he known as mixed days,
the presents to consist Of jewelry, watches,
diamonds and money. Something in
every can purchased, besides the full value
in tea and coffee. During this time all
presents under SO cents in value will be
'ewelry; and ell Others running as high
as $50, will be either watches, genuine
diamonds or cash. The average
of presents will be richer and more valua-
BILE than ever. Orders sent by mail receive
the most careful attention, the cans being
selected by entirely disiuterested persons.
All orders sent dated on or before July %
will be filed from the cans containing pres
| ents running as high as $50 in gold. The
names md addresses published OF those re-
| ceiving presents with goods purchased.
were found to include people fron all
| points and from the highest to the lowest,
leaving no impression that discrimination
was used. Below we give a partial list OF
those who received valuable presents yes.
terday and Saturday: James Wolford, $40
in silver; VIM. Crane, S. gold piece; Joseph
Sheppard, $50 il gold; Samuel Munford,
$35 in greenbacks; Mrs. Helen Adams,
country, found in tea. SIS in greenbacks;
Tnos. Speer, Martins Ferry, S. in silver;
Mrs. Williams, OF ~Steubenville. found in
a can of tea $50 in gold; Sarah SimoDs.
milliner, Newark, 500 in g~reenbacks; Mary
Dugan, Bellsire, $40 in silver; Josephine
Culvert, Parkersbury, $40 in gold; Henry
Shuman, Pittsburgh and Cleveland rail-
road, $40 gold piece in can OF coffee.
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the Gaming Picnic.

The picnic to be given IN the new Fair
Ground, next Thursday, for the benefit OF
the Sisters of st. Joseph, will contain many
features Of interest. Prominent among
them will be the racing, as follows:
Trotting race, purse $50; for horses tina!
never beat 3 minutes; five to enter, three
10 start.
Pscing race, for fine saddle aud bride
for horses that never beats minutes.
George Mathison has been appointed
entry clerk and will receive all entries.
All of the churches in the cit, will be
represented by refreshment tables. Moth
ing Intoxicating will be for sale on the
ground.
Various other smusements will be pro-
yiued, beside the above, including q mule
race and q running race. Agcod time and
plenty Of rational fun is promised to all
Who attend.
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nMxnranr,s rsousLEA

Fined On 1hree Garages md Thea Be-
arrested nd HELD fer Coaft.
. Sunday afternoon DAN Knight donnsd
his war paint at Benwood and undertook
to clean out the village. Dr.. Doulbefs
met the warrior. who tried to end the
Doctors days, but was frustrated BY Dep
uty Marshal Heathsrington, who forth
with was subjected to much abuss ~
knight. He was taken before Squire
Bailey. who fined him only =
on three charges: carrying concealed Hesp-
ons, abusive language and drunk. Ysstsr.
day q warrant was placed in Sergeant
Healy's hand and the man re-srrested and
taken before the Mayor who fined him rs
for resisting the officer ION Sunday and Tor
carrying a revolver S. and costs: John
Heatberingtop, the officer, preferred q
charge against him for attempting to shoot
him, and the prisoner was bound over 70
appear at the next term OF court Df.
Doulberg refused to prosecute the prisoner
on the %ltempt on his life.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
Gossip OF PeopIe-MnnnfacturIng an
General Notes.

Gossip OF PeopIc-MannfacturInE and
General Notes.
The NJ. +. church on Third street. is be.
ing reprinted, papered and generally
cleaned up.
The G. ". social Saturday evening for
the benefit Of the NJ. +. church was a
grand success financially and otherwise.
There never was II time when there was
rs many people away rusticating. Our
streets are almost deserted, and merchants
have plenty OF time TO clean up their
stores and get ready for the fall trade.
Several OF the boys expect to take in the
soldiers reunion at Columbus this week.
f. +. Black, Esq, sp.nt yesterday in
Wellsville, on business.
Misses Mary and Matte Hobensack will
leave this morning for an extended visit 10
their brother at Lamar. Mo.
Miss Mollie Gray, of Pittsburg, is visit.
irg friends in this city.
The Standard oil mill was Off yesterday.
Albert Lewis, a boy II years old, had a
finger on his right hand cut of while fool
Ing with a cutting box yesterday. DR..
Hobensack dressed the wound.
C.. S. Moore has the contract for building
six houses in the Standard addition.
The Ladies Union Benevolent Society
will meet at the residence of Mrs. James
Kerr's. on Fourth street, tomorrow alter
noon at 2 O'Clock.
L. c. Boyd left yesterday for New York
and Boston to purchase his fail and winter
stock of boots and shoes.
James A. Gray and Vim. Mann returned
from Parkersburg yesterday morning.
L.. c. McCue and wife spent yesterday
with friends at Mt Pleasant.
The Laughlin mill closed down Saturday
for three or -four weeks.
The Snhrinar nnsnn orI NnC,;ra G,h
ing club returned to their headquarters a.
the Sherman House.
j. w. Hober sack, formerly Of the Glass
City drug store. OF Bellaire, has accepted a
situation with X, II List, Of Wheeling.
Ben Delany, who was suddenly taken
with q hemorrhage and fit on the Little
Anna Sunday night, is still confined to his
room. Ben is subject TO fits, but this is
said r. be the worst one he has ever had.
Work at PAUL 4 Co.'S gas we'll still goes
on slow but sure. They are now drilling
in q very hard sand rock at a depth of 675
feet. Everything is working nicely and
they expect to be through the rock in q
few days IL they have no bad luck.
Both Of the planning mills are running to
their full capacity with plenty of orders
ahead.
The campmeetiDg in the Grove is being
largely attended. They have several good
speakers. and are expecting some big guns
the latter part of the week. The best OF
order II preserved.
John Heilmeier. the fancy steam dyer,
scourer and repair man. of 1917 Market
street. Wheeling, has established an
agency in this city with VIM. Starke on
Hanover street. This is an enterprise that
has long been needed here and no doubt
will meet with good success.
The carpenters have completed their
work at the Laughlin gas well and the
work of drilling will be commenced in q
day or two.
One OF the Nail City beer wagons went
over the river bank just below the ferry,
Yesterday morning.
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POINTS.
Fresh Gossip OF the Doings Of Various

Fresh Gossip OF D0lnGs Oh Various
Persons.
DR. Reed and family left on a visit to
friends al Greensborough.
Squire Murrin leaves for Pittsburgh on
a business trip, this morning.
Mrs. DR.. j. II. Pipes and son, John, will
leave to-day on a visit to friends at Waynes'
burg.
Miss Veronica williamson, a charming
South Side belle, is visiting Miss Kate Mil
burn, ON Eleventh street.
Royal Stidger and Miss Irene StidSer, OF
Moundsville, are the guests oil Rev. J. A.
lancaster. of the South Side.
Miss Ella Moore, of Tiltonsville, o.. will
return home today, after q few days co.
iourn with friends in this city.
Mrs. David Greer and son Frank, OF "a
Market street, will leave to-day to spend a
few weeks with relatives at Columbus, U.
Miss Kate Carlin, one of Parkersburg's
fairest DAUGHTERS, is visiting Misses Maggie
and Vene Williamson, of the South Side.
Miss Mary Phillips, a society belle OF the
North End, who has been visiting friends
in Martins Ferry returned home yes'er'
day.
Miss Allie, daughter OF Sheriff Brown.
returned Saturday from a plelSant visit TO
Cairo. W. Va, where she was a guest OF
Miss Flora McGre5or.
T. Tolbert Beard, Esq, Of Cleveland, is
spending a few days with his brother Am
brose. Of the Standard mill. The latter ha:
been ill tor several days, but is now able to
attend 10 his duties.
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CIGAR ES
Wrought by the Reduction Of Revenue
Tax on Them.

1.-THE government can't lose much, after
all, by the reduction Of taxes On cigars"
said a cigar dealer last night. You'd be
astonished to know how many more people
smoke stogles than used to-"
"Was the cheapeninS Of them an indUce-
ment?"
1T must have been. There are people
VINO would give Il cent for a stOyis who
would stop at two Gems. Lots of men who
consider themselves too poor to smoke, be.
fore the tax, now come down with their
cent, and smoke freely. A cent is as big
as a dollar, in some mems eyes
do you notice anything else
Yes, I've noticed that quite a number Of
men who used To smoke stogies now smoke
something better. They seem to think a
good stogle cannot be made for u cent, and
evidently distrust the stock that goes in
them. Perhaps, tl!ou ;h, they think tips
are cheap at six for a 3lmc.'
How is trPGe
Affected slightly by the shutting down
of the mills and the men going away, but
otherwise very good. The hot weather
knocks it down a little"
All of this was afterwards confirmed by
thar dealers
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Excited Thousands

All over the land are going into ecstscy
over DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely use of this great life-saving
remedy causes them to 90 nearly wild in
its praise. 1t is guaranteed to positively
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, HoarseneS, Less OF
Voice, or any affection Of the Throat aud
Lungs. Trial bottles ten cents at Logan
& Co.'S Bridge Corner Drug Store. Large
size, 500.
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STEPHENS
The Young Burglar Held In the sum
of $1,000.

Officer Combs, after a very ~eHhausting
chase. yesterday, discovered Louis Steph,
ems in an old stable about : P. VI. He i'm
mediately arrested him and took him be.
fore Squire Schultze, who, after hearing
he evidence, set the young man to Jail in
default of one thousand dollars bond
From the evidence already elected, the
young man will probably serve a term in toe
Pen" at Moundsville. During the prelim
mary hearing the 'Squire's office was liter
ally packed with people, and the front
door and pavement filed, all wishing to
get a peep at the alleged criminal, and
hear 8 portion Of the evidence. The young
man is charged with forcibly entering
Clark Martins residence, on Thirty-third
street Sunday night, between Z and s
o'clock, and bursting open divers pieces OF
furniture with the intent tn steal.
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X. OFF. Omcers Elected.

Evening Star Lodge No. Is, X. of p,
GERS for the ensuing year: P. c., Shep.
herd Higgins; C. c., Booth Goodwin; Y.
C., Joseph Johns, Jr.; p, W. E. Porter,
field; N. OF f., Robert Shane; N. of E..
II. Bumgardner; X. OF r. and s., Wm. II.
Bursee; NJ. at A. Philip Shane; I. G., Ed.
ward Noel; o. G., Joseph Madood. The
above officers elect were duly installed at
the last regular session by the d. D. G. C.
VIM. H. Rursee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24

LOVERS of Ice cream will be benefited BY
calling on Mrs. Ziegenfelder at, 66 Twelfth
street, for the best ice cream in the city.
Her ice cream Is made of pure cream from T.
P. Phillips Jersey cows, and is strictly
first class. No adulteration. Wholesale
ceiye prompt attention. Goods delivered
free Of charge to all parts of the city.
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rhe weasnerro.Day

WASHINGTON, d. c., July also A. N.
-For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley fair
weather, in Tennessee partly cloudy
weather and loc.l rains; in the Ohio VAL
ley, southerly winds, stationary or lower
barometer and temperature.
For the Lower Lake region winds shift
ing 10 scutherly, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, stationary or lower bsrom'
eter and temperature.
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Nxv Yorr, July M-Dv 0oeds.Pdnts
ana other Redalties In wear are In less DC.
.snS vith faif to good .sslsctious, bat COT.
tons have ben fnaCdve and purchaser are
hoIdinr back Until the auction sale Of
Thursdsy, and in wooden goods nothing
nav and msrkstquiet. Tho cotton mirket,
the Tvening Post says, fnturss closed
steady; July unchanged; August l Per
cent hover, and the balance 1 70 : per cons
hsSeIv steady at l0c for middiisg upland,
nth sales on 500 bales for export, 3l6 baies
to spinners and 100 bsaa delivered oa c'n-
tracts.
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Eaines' House on Thirty.frst street
Entered on Sunday Night.

Sunday evening, between the hours OF I
and 10 o'clock, thieves effected an entrance
into H. Haines' house, No. 1l5, Thirty-first
street, by prying open the back door. They
stole a fine gold watch chain, two small
gold rings and several other pieces OF jew.
elry, amounting in all to $40 or $50. Al
the time of the robbery none Of the family
were at home, and the first intimatlon
they had of the daring robbery was on their
return to the house about 10 o'clock.
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MGE
Ralhn~re

BALrrxonr, July 23-Beef CAttie-xsry
slow and prices &c of: very best IS 1906;
first quality $h5O@5 so; medium s. 7Sg
4 SIX; ordinary q 1895 IS; most Of tn;
sales from a Is to S 50. Receipts 1851
Swine-Light supply; fair to good demand
at S. 75dS50. Receipts 1855 head.
Sheep and Iambs-Receipts 6,Sl7 head
sheep SOS IS; lambs = 5O96 ..
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IBssiias gesiatsS
July "a. 1858.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Refrigerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
West Virginia University.
5000 Year Sayed-lThird Page.
EStray-Two Red Cows.
Grand Gala Day-[Local Page
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. Ii. List.
Bsrgsins--T. @. Moffat & Co.
Refrigerators-G. W. JohuSon's Sons.
Chamber Suits--G. Mendel & Co.
Fly 8rushes-E. l. Nicoll.
Important-W. A. Wilson.
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Nj. ". 7. Atkins Girard, Kanp writes:
N = hesitate to recommend your Elec-
re Bittsrs TO my customers, they give en-
cre Wt3sfnction and are rapid sellers
sctric Bitters are the purest and best
i;Cine Anown and will positively. cure
oev and Liver complaints. Purify the
Md regulate the bowels. No family
49, .tobe without it, They will saw
fdso OF dollars in Doctors bills every
E1o.dat fifty centss bottle by Logan
kvuiutr, Bridge nsrpsr.
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MEssRs. STANTON & DAVENPORT have just
rec, wed the August fmidsunmer) mum.
bers OF the Century and Harper's Magazines,
which they have for sale cut or uncut. They
are replete with interesting productions
and are ~profusely illustrated.
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Backlen,s Arnica saIIe.

The greatest medical woeder of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancers, Piles, ChilblaipsI Corps, Te,ter,
Chspped Hards and all skin erup ions.
Guaranteed to cure in every instance. or
none refunded. p cents per box. For
sale by Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
Corner
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Why suffer longer from dyspepsia, indi'
gest;on, want OF appetite, loss OF strength,
lack OF energy, malaria, intermittent
levers, ets? Erown's Iron Bitters never
fail TO cure these diseases. They act like a
charm on the digestive organs, removing
ali dyspeptic symptoms, such al belchinS.
heartburn, biliousness, etc. Remember IL
Il The only iron preparation that will not
blacksn the teeth or give headache. Ask
vour druggists concerning its merit.
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BRApFoRp, July 23.-Crude Oil-MarkeI
weak; total run Saturday and Sunday sou
barrels; total shipments l04,649 barrels
charters 73, 1909 barrels; c~learances 2,0t2,ON
barrels; United Pipe Line certificate.
opened at 81 o.; closed at 81 o.; highest
price 81 "a; lowest 81 ok.
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Rrtttsh Grain Trade.

LONDON, July 23.-The Marc Lane E1-
press in fbe review of the British grain
trade the past week, says: Constant rain
checked the hitherto rather rapid progress
OF cereals. Native wheats Cd . higher;
foreign wheats steadier. Flour-Firmer.
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 23.-Coffee-1n faiI
demand: prices steady and unchanged
Dull and unchanged. Rice scarce an firm
prices unchanged.
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soul HAPPY.

one suffering soul to YOU"
Prbin, of Wsshburn, I'll, al
Samaritan Nervine cured
Ire all cases et fts.' $l.0.
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MR. W. r. PorrER, druggist, at King
wood, ". Va, SAYS. 81 can truthfully say
that wherever Browns Iron Bitters have
been used they have been Of benefit"
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DR.. ]. c. Fiddler, jefferson, City, Mo
saws: Persons who use Browns Iron
Bitiers always speak well Oft / think it a
good medicine"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female phy.
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never.
failing success by millions Of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures d~ysentery and diarrhoa, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price % cents q bottle.
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WINSTON, FORSYTH Co., n. C

GKSrs-I desire to express to you my
thanks for your wonderful Hop Bitters. /
was troubled with dyspepsia for FIVE years
previous to commencing the use of your
Hop Hitters some six months ago. NV
cure has been wonderful. I am pastor Of
the First Methodist Church of this place,
and my whole congregation can testify to
the great virtues OF your bitters.
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Mr.. JONI O'DoNNELL, Mayor of Waynes.
boro, Miss, says: Browns Iron Bltters
is prescribed by physIcilns, and it is con.
sidered a good medicine"
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Gentlemen.

If you want a bargain in a low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my atock
before purchasing. guarantee prices and
style to suit, l.. V. Blond.
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Our clearance sale Is cheaper han any
other sale of shoes, A Twelfth street,
Lynch's.
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To watch every breeze for health. set your
sail,
For a quaff Of Smiths bitter ale,
Twill give, you good tissue, pure blood,
And will never on the taste pail.
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Th~usands Say so.

G. s. Fespy has the finest Grayely to-
ba<co In the market.
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Yop are invited 20 attend the socisi
Zsne Street n. Z. Church to night.
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CLEARANcS sals Of summer shoes
Lynch's, A Twelfth street
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DIED.

FLANNEGAS-0n Monday, July %, 1888,
at O'Clock p. NJ, Edward Frances, son OF
Timothy and Bridget Flannegau, aged -
months.
Funeral at 4 p. N. to-day, from their resi-.
dence on Twenty. sixth street. Interment at
Mt. Calvary. Friends Of the family invited.
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FarmersDenartment

The Wheeling RponrHn VA foanded -
1888, at the time Of the Inauguration of 0e
state Of West Virginia, A. Part md csrss!
enterpriss. and Contributing In modest nee
kure 70 IL Advancement the Reoursk shAfa
In the lust exultaton With which our people
'ss ss.. ~ hs s.if fnsr ssIs:fi In I ar:. RSpp pssso sss g
most Of the Old Btates, her schools havs nultt
piled and improved In eniotsney, hes govern
msnt hs "a. ben vel aad sd%,I
snsnf' and aad t as1 g:'e &it ai0 x. Town 70 :asls q 3.
State the RE0IsTER has grown, with. IL -
Its prosperity the Rs9IsfsR has prospersd
And - ihowing the estimation IN which tbs
paper is held 6y the citlsen. Of the sat- TO-
can tay With truth that 20 other pap! = -
BY ~ many West virgnians nor doa 9
other penstrats svsry part OF hs btAts ~
Tine RpourHn win ooutinus - hseseoforO
the advocate Of Q broad and liberal policy y
the conduct Of publie a6sirs, 2 extenaof
and strengthening Of the free schosa 49,
opmsnt Of IL rssouross. ia propriston point
70 IT. pest q On earn0t Of its future
The wInLLx RDoI.r.. E ms.niacSns
p.Es: S-OoIump pspsrnp,ics n.Ss y ~ a.
has ALREADY gained . vsry larvs e~iroalsaon-
Tns1HEi Rsonrz, 4 printed st ~ ~
The Model Msp q Wsse Virginia, ~
most complsts map svor Issued Of ths btatsls
now ready fer dslfvsry-pr1os 0m
Any pefSon remitttng 70 n the subeenpoc4
price OF either edition Of the paper. adding v
cents thereto win rsosivs . COPY OF this nse
Thus
Weekly Rsgistsr one year and Msp---l
Sunday Register one year and nap.--
Daily hsgtStsr one rear and MAp~-.-.---.
YOU ssS.slip.ion saa irissSiy 81 sss n.
An rent in svsry school Aigtsist = vsnts1
70 Sst rR club fCr shc W Inns sn s.
Be sent for Gl.60, and . spsslal Iee1iam "a
b Issnit 70 thS ssttsr Up Of ths ID.
LEWIS BAKER - co..
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To Grocery Dealen

One hundred boxes choice Gayely to.
hscco Just received at G. s. Feeny,s.
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SIGHT Is priceless. Be wise
and get selected glasses from
w. CRUDE, Practical
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To Dealers in Tobacco.
Call at G. s.. Feeny's and get a box Of
that choice Gravely tobacco.
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Special Low Rate Excursion On the
u. d d.

II. d o..
On July Goth and 9th, 1888, to the National
Re. union of Ex-Soldiers and Sailors, at
Columbus, Ohio. The following rates are
the lowest ever offered: Leave Wheeling at
800 A. NJ, ll:l5 p. VI 2:l5 p. NJ. and 5:25 A.
N. Fare round trip S275. Bellaire 1908
A.. NJ, 1857 p. NJ, 800 P. NJ. and GOO A.. N
Fare round trip 81 IS. Tickets good TO re-
turn until July 2Sth, inclusive. Return.
ing, trains leave Columbus at 2:55 A. NJ.
1910 p. NJ, 500 p. ". $50 p. NJ. President
Arthur. Generals Grant, Sheridan, Han
cock, Rosecrans, Logan, and nearly all the
surviving Generals will be present. W. 4.
Reppert, Passenger Agent, Trans Ohio
Divisions.
CLEARANCE sale Of shoes at a Twelfth
street, Lynch's.
C~oNsUMPTIvEs, dyspeptics N ell who com
OF q great lack OF vigor and health.
Should by no means fail TO drink Smith
ennet ale
Pure blood Is much better than wealth.
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Don't fail to attend the social at Zane
Street NJ. (. Church to night.
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BArEAins
Forty Year, Experteaee Of an Old
Nurse.

In walking shoes and slippers at L. Y.
Blends,
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CALCULATED ro nIsLEtD.

Misc, singing, ice cream and cake at ID
Zare Street N f. Church 10 night.
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CLEARANCE sale OF shoes at a Twelfth
etraak ypcb'o
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-01-04

The Christmas Trees atthe Methodist
and Baptist churches, during the holi.
days were very attractive, andupon the
occasions Of distributing tile presents,
the churches were crowded with anxious
spectators, The Sunday School pupils
were elated with the scenes, for they
we're the anxious e4pectants Of the beou-
tiful presents suspended from the bran
ches OF the trees.