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The Evening critic., 1883-03-12

"TANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w boy situation in a store or with o doctor;
understands the care Of horses. Address Boy,
Critic office.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-12
WANTED-.HefD-Eemuie.


Advertisements OF Three lines under this head
inserted three times for 25 cents.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-12

"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF SETTLED
wv habits, fairly educated, strong and healthy
used to work. desires employment. Address y
II. O., Critic office. m12
The Evening critic., 1883-03-12

A NEW NINE-RooM, PRESS BRICK
IA house, all modern improvements; in GEN.
tral location northwest; this property is for sale
TO some one who wants good Investment as the
present occupants want to continue undisturbed;
the property pays over ten per cent clear of
taxes, insurance and repairs. j. ]. Sutphen, 9S6
i st. NV. m8tf
EOR SALE-A NEW PRESS BRICK FRONT,
I J three stories and basement house, three
blocks northwest of the Patent Office; being new
and special bargain. J: J. sutphen, 9S6 st. W.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-12

TNOR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW TEN
II room press brick house; mod. im.; can be
ready for occupancy In four or five days; this
house is in one Of the finest locations in the north
west. ], j, SutDhen g3G II St H. W, ml2.3t
The Evening critic., 1883-03-12

L1OR SALE-THAT EIGHT-RooM HOUSE,
I l0l4 X st. N. W.; possession May l. inquire at
eco A ST. q, @. inlO-6t&
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.i.a5..i. !, COZ seventh StseOt, Washington. d. q
n, B-tn tho trAofdInGIY Senii; Gnniai Dfaw.
Ing q next June the Capital ,Pftfe win 10 $50 6n
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4 CENT APIEC.
10 be the Railing Price for "stogies'
s. ... After uayI. 4.l5yi

10 be the Railing Price for "stogies'
te ,..,. After uayL lI1.t
A reporter yesterday met 0 well-knowr
cigar maker and asked him what effect The
recent reduction in the tax on cigars would
have. J
"well," was the reply, I'VE retailing manu-
iacturers will suffer by Il The grades OF good.
we make will have to be cut down, and We
will not get any reduction on line goods We
buy, ,..,..,,. MI, !. ,,,to IN Tho n,,o,
Il suppose they will sell for a cent apiece
retail. They now run four for nickle.n
"And you don't think fine cigars Will b'
mo. Possibly little better cigar can b'
afforded for the money, though. See the re
duction Is only $ on thousand, and that 4
mot much OF an item In high priced cigars.
"Will not you jobbsrs and the retailers ge
them ut lower price,?
~ don't think 30. Some time ago the tai
on plug tobacco was materially reduced. ~
was then paying 80 cents pound for plug
II went down about half the amount OF tht
reduction, but. In q few weeks was Jumped
nm to 90 cents, and has stayed there. Proba
nv Inc manuiacturs OF cigars will work 4
~ . same way. At any rate 30 cents on the
hundred Is not much Of q reduction"
i"But iake'a cigar which you sell % consnm
ars n 81 50 hundred. You can certainly
Afford 70 put 1t down to 25.n
"Yss; ! suppose we could PIT cant ~ say =
w a ' retailer diaereds somewhat from thi'
view. He said that he, for one, would maxi
a liz klck'' II there was not 0 reduction II
the Wholesale price: However lHt psfIs,
e(Isot nickle will buy one more stogie thar
4 does nov, which will beglad news 70 man!
Wheeling 'Gmokerfy y ~ GAGlIVS
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CELLULOID Collars and Culls at tIi'
Star Clothing House.
d. GUNDLING & CO.,
80 Twelfth Street.
Corporntions Porme ed.

Secretary OF State stalnaker yesterday Is
sued certificate OF incorporation 70 the
Kentucky. and Wayne Court House, W. Va,
formed ior the purpose OF manufacturing and
sailing patent straw Cutter; $ 600 has been
subscribed and paid In, aud the privilege u
reserved OF increasing the sum to 500, 600.
Another certificate was issued 10 the
WHorse Shoe Boom Company" formed for
the purpose OF constructing, operating and
maintaining two or more booms In the Guy.
andotte and Mud rivers, in Cabell county, 70
atom and secure timber, rats, ma5ts, spars.
stssss and all sorts Of floating lumber. Tine
nrIncipal office Of the company is 70 DO a
Huntington, and It will start OF with sub.
SorIptior OF 81 200 TO the capital stock, o.
which sum $40 has been paid In. The capt.
tal stock 10 limited to $4,000. HI
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CITY MATTERS.
Brief noteB on Current Events Of Minor
Intereat,

Interest,"
sIysRA1 members OF the Shakespeare Club
are talking OF chartering special car and
attending the Cincinnati Dramatic Festival
In body.
surRITy A. A. iHAxLEY, OF Mason county.
was Ut the State House yesterday on Official
business. He also brought bigamist and
another felou to the penitentiary at Mounds
vile. 9@
CLxak HOOK yesterday admitted TO record
deed made February 10, BY George y.
Pownall and wife, IN consideration OF 81 ,2Oo,
to Richard Higgins, for Lot liz In Jacobs i'd
dition TO South Wheeling.
TuEcase OF W. Ewarts' heirs against Ice and
Others was commenced yesterday In the .: 3.
District Court. Juoge Jackson presiding. The
case Is expected TO consume the time OF the
court for nearly II not quite all the remain
der OF the week. The suit Is nm action In
ejec,ment. and as one OF the parties IS nom
resident, has to be brought In this court. The
land in dispute 10 situated IN Welzel county.
Ex.Judge Melvin and J. II. EwlnI, Esq, rep
resent the plaintiffs, and Hon. Caleb Boggess
the defendAnts. The case has been on the
docket for several years.
TuE case OF DR.. H. T. Ford, OF Benwood,
arrested at the instance OF Dr.. Leonard Eskey,
OF the same place, on charge Of sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails, was sgain
under consideration before United States
Commissioner Forbes yesterday afternoon.
The testimony was concluded, and the Com
missioner took the case under advise
ment, releasing DR.. Ford on his own recogni'
zance. William Steele, who was held In
$500 bail on the same charge the day before,
gave Dr.. Ford as bis bondsman. Yesterday
George B. Caldwell, E,qr appeared for the
/ defense
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PERSONAL. MENTION.
News and Gossip I'm Reference 70 Vartoui

MOVIE anu 0Ouotp tu AcleEonco ~ teFASAA
People.
Mr.. Frank l.. Neyins, Of Columbus, Is al
the Mcclure, '.... 40"
Mr.. E. R. Hart, q youngstown iron mer
chant, Is In the city. ~
Mr.. Leo Reister, who has been visiting rel
gti4es in Zanesville, Ohio, returned yesterday
Judge jackson aud Clerk Moore, Of the U,
s. Court, returned to the city yesterday after
noon. ~.
Mr.. sehop, Of Point Pleasant one OF the
directors OF the Ohio Risar Railroad, was ir
the yesterday. 81
Mel. w. W. jackson and his mother, Mrs.
Governor Jackson, left for their Parkersburl
home on the Andes, last evening.
The Bellaire L.dependen. says: Mr.. Cash
Evans, manager OF The LaBelle Nail Works
Ut Wheeling, WASH the city yesterday seeing
the boys 4
MI. b. R. Neal, Of Petersburg, Senator
Camde en- private secretary. spent few hours
In the city yesterday. He was on his way
home from Washington. d
Messrs. W. L. Hoblizell, Of Pittsburgh.
aud A.. B. Milliken, OF Harrisburg, railroad
contractors, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
They have been looking after the "s R" road.
MI. Ellsworth z. Risen barth called yester'
day to pay his respects to the INrEtllGESoER
He has bought out Mr.. J. L. Hart, OF the lles
ssngn, ut New Martinsyille, and intends tc
run 1t as Republican paper.
Misses Mary BukeS, Nellie Mahr and Eta
Mcclure, OF Mt, de Chantal, were In the city
yesterday. They are favorites in Wheeling
society. They were the guests Of Mrs. !. M.
McGiilin, OF Cleveland, who Is at the Mcclure.
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hi5,0o0

|
II the Value of Ticket No. 57,0Ie In The
Louisiana state Lottery, Held by
Charles lRiguey, Jr., and Mrs. Jack
Rnrns.
Last Thursday the air was actually alive
with startling rumors OF Louisiana Lottery
lightning 0ne could hear OF lis striking all
around but to find the damaged t?) parties
defied reportorial skill and pertinaclty for no
little while. It was at length definitely as
certained that ticket No. 57,0l2. held equally
between Charles Rigney and Mrs. Henrietta
| Burns, OF Maysvillo in this county, had
drawn $ih, 000-Mrs. Burns, the wife OF Mr..
Jack Burns, was Miss Daniels, sister OF Mrs.
and most worthy lady; young Rigney Is q
sober steady and hard working boy, the son
Of Mr.. Charles Rgney, well known citizen
OF this county.
Mr.. Rigney, ignorant OF his good fortune,
was stopped the morning after the drawing,
on the 18th inst, In front OF the Huntsville
Hotel BY friend who said:
"Charley, ticket No. 67,0l2 drew SIS, Co.,"
Rgney, without trace OF excitement, re.
piled, "thats my number exactly pulling
out his tioketl yes, sir, that's my number"
His friend congratulated him heartily, and
suggested that 1t was the time oiall times for
champagne. But Charles, observing that
such extayagance was both foreign to his
taste and beyond his means, proceeded
quietly to the popular bank Of W. R. Rson
& Co., and deposited his ticket for collection.
Our reporter saw Mr.. Riguey this morning.
He informed him that the $40, 900 had been
promptly paid and was now deposited in
bank. He said this was his frat lottery
ticket; that he saw the Louisiana State Lot
terry advertised and thought no would invest
little and try his luck.
1t has been generally rumored that in the
same drawing well known lawyer and poll
tician get the best Of the lottery by, say
for what 1t Is worth.-HuntriLie( Ala. Advocate,
February q. D&w
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TUESDAYS PRIZE FIGHT.
The "wheeling Man" Fatally Hurt
Who the Parties Were.

The "WheeIIng Man" Fatally Hurt
Who the Parties Were.
There was o great deal OF curiosity yester
day, when the report that the prize igh
at Golfers Station had been between Wheel
ing and steubenville men, 10 learn who they
were. wheeling's supply Of 'sluegers" Il
not q ,plethoric one, and those who were &C
quainted with the stock could not guess who
from, this city could have been. engaged In
the fight. When the Pittsburgh papers camt
to hand they did not throw much light or
the subject. It was said that the Wheeling
mans name was William Morgan, better
known as "Sweitzer Bill, and thesteuben
william Moses Arnold, whose vicious habits
had won for him the soubriquet Of Butcher
Mose.n Nobody could be found here, who
claimed ,'Sweiiaer Bill as an acquaintance,
and It Improbable that the hint oil one paper
that the parties were both from Pittsburgh
and were given false names TO conceal their
identity, Is based on truth. i
The fight was certainly an unusually quiet
one. The man called Morgan was so badly
beaten up that he was expected to die. He
was taken 10 steubenville. Arnold wentto
Pittsburgh. Though the fight took place Of
an early hour in the morning, the 6teuben'
willie Herald Of Tuesday evening gravely pro.
nounced the report that such an event had
taken place a canard. The Gazette gave al
account OF both the prizs fight and the dog
fight The Pittsburgh papen say that a cock
Ing main occurred after the dog fight. .N-''-2
Last evenings Herald reasserts that the re.
port was hoax, and says the sell originated
BY some OF the boys over at Golfers setting
up aistiln on New York Herald CORES
pondent who was attending the dog fight.
The Herald adds, he thought he knew a thing
or two, but was evidently not mp to western
ways. Certsinly the correspondent referred
10 Is excusable, since all the Pittsburgh
Cleveland, Cincinnati and Wheeling papers
were sold, II It was sell" The paper
quoted above has also the following, which
goes Tong way toward explaining the situa
tioni "The fact Is Sweitzer Bill received just
the treatment described. but It was In q
back room OF the P. and NE sa
loon In steuhenyille on Last Friday
afternoon, detailed 7 account OF which
was given In Saturdays Herald. He was
from his injuries, bgt y now In a fair way Of
recovery, and was yesterday taken nom The
Commercial Hotel whore he has been lying
to Connell's place on upper Market street
He was very badly used mp individual, and
In no condition 10 even Wines o prize fight
yesterday" The Pittsburgh Times varies It's
P:tount Of the affair by stating that the fight
occurred In 0 closed room In the vicinity oil
steubenyille, It evidently having heard
something OF last Fridays fight All the
papers Concerned are either badly sold or are
trying To- sell their readers. { a't Jas
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,wnship treasurer makes the follow,
Total balance on hand. .~....,............,-ss,


'n.iI ~. VALLEY GROVE.
Mr.: Mill Patton, OF Illinois, was visiting
here yesterday. a- at.
The farmers. delight these days Is in max.
ing maple molasses, -. 81
City Solicitor Erskine, OF Wheeling, was
at Valley Grove on Monday last.
Mr.. John /. Carson, late clerk In the
Wool Exchange, Philadelphia, Is about en-.
gazing in the real estate business in that
city.
,Mrs. Heryey, wife Of Col, T. Y. Heryey,
living near Roney's Point, has been III for
two weeks She Is treated by DR.. Carter, Of
Tnadelphia.
A lucrative business Is being done here In
the way Of cutting and shipping hollywood.
eeveral carlosds haye been consigned To par.
tiOs in Wheeling.
Mr.. D. T. Yates has sold 800 acres OF his
Brooke county farm at SIS per acre, and has
purchased the Curtis farm, near West Libei.
ty, In this county.
Mr.. Milton Gibson, formerly OF this county,
Is engaged at present in the civil engineer
service Of the Northern Pacific Railway Com.
papy, at Helena Montana.
Mr.. William CASTOR, Of Point Mills was
suddenly called TO the bedside Of q sick sis.
ter, Mrs. Mary Brotherton, OF Illinois, who
Is not expected to survive long.
{ riIg 81 EIEpEESylItA
William +. Allison, editor OF the Ollie
PreI, Is lying guite illFat his residence. 10
is one OF tho Oldest journalists In the State,
and was formerly editor Of the ct. Louis d..
paleh, and before that OF the Herald hero.
Judge St. Clair Ke ly, OF St clAirsyille, Is
In the city and will preside during the term
in the absence. OF Judge Joseph @. Hance,
who went 10 st. Clairsyille TO sit for Judge
Kelly and hear such cases rs have not been
finally adiudicated In which Judge Kelly 10
interested rs an attorney.
The members Of the First United Presby.
terrain Church Of this city, which belonged 70
the Associate Reform denomination before
thn union twenty.iopr years ago, meyer hay.
liz previously bad the church reiueoIporat.
Cd, have now received , charter a! p. p.
organization, and have. decided to build new
ediAcO ut o cost Of $4,000. s5.
A stranger arrived In this city Q few nights
ego, and telegraphed to Q Columbus shoe
honSe, using the name OF Geo. D. Winters,
and ordering bundled dollars worth, OF
goods 10 be shipped at once. He then took
train for Columbus, and appeared next
morning ct the house, representing himself
10 DO Nj. Winters who had sent the dispatch.
10 secured the goods and departed. The
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TnEwooL eRoWER9 EXCHANGE
Meeting Yesterday-Ihe Directors 4
Come Here To-day,

Come Here To-day.
The stockholders OF the steubanyille Wool
Growers Exchange held o meeting Of the
Court House ut that place yesterday. All
persons except members were excluded from
Inc meeting. The liabilities are $6b, 0h6 and
the assets $4,000. The management Of ]. D.
whitman was severely criticized. A letter
was read which had been received from him,
In which he expressed his tegretat not being
able to be present. owing to subpoena 70
appear In court in this city yesterd4y. BE
stated that bis only object In being present
would have been toSaye What DO could Of bis
honor and reputation. He complained that
the Nam nress and people had been too severe
mon him. Fifty stock holders were present
AZ M meeting. It wis decided 10 appoint q
receiver. 7, W. Yance, Esq., was elected
Treasurer. Tbs directors will visit Wheeling
to-day, when receiver will DO appointed.
The Steubenyille Gazette OF last evening
saws; "0utside ofthe meeting the individ-
ID! stock hnldefsare very strong in their de-
nuclatiops Of the iopse management OF the
exchange In Philadelphia, and they 20 90 far
as to say that they behave W hltham, tie manR
ger, invested the money In silver mines and
lost. al great deal Of wool consigned was
sold. but the consignor never heard OF It.
Ever, President Lee sent 1000 pounds oil
wool, and asked that II be sold at the market
price, as heheeded the money. Not hearing
from Mr.. Whitman In reply, he wrote. again
with the same result. he finally went "a
| Philadelphia himself, and found the wool
sold aud the money advanced On other con,
signments. Members who were the most
Enthusiastic in,fayor OF the cooperative plan
are now the strongest In denouncing the syS
tam as fraud. '.''
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Carnival of Crime I'm Louisiana

New ORLEANS, March CIV. J. Trench
veterinary surgeon, attempting yesterday
to collect bill from Thomas .McMahon,
received a kick from McMahon and died
to-day. McMahon was jailed.
John Leahy was shot dead by John
Kaine to-day. The murderer was arrested
In an assault made by Tom Washburne
colored, on festival party at Ironton plan
tation, Henry Milton and Anthony Jones
colored, were killed. The murderer was
Jailed. 3''. r.-
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lEOR RENT-TWO. STORY BRICK
II Dwelling on ChAplInek street, No, lO,S con,Sn.
ing SIX rooms and basement, water and rnS IN,
qulrg OF u. A. WIEGkRTER, 1867 Main Il n,S
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bill was sent In q few days for collection. to
the great surprise OF Mr.. Winters, who knew
nothing OF the Transaction,
INV cuNBERLANH

AkW CgAbBlLAhE
The measles are goiIg the rounds, but no
serious cases are reported as yet
Several arrests were made By Marshall FIJI.
son Monday, and one chap who was hunting
bail for his appearance gave him the slip and
left for Ohio.
The statementiu the INrELLIGEScER Of the
post office authorities looking after some one
here for sending unlawful matter through
the mails must be q mistake, as the Post
Master says TO his knowledge nothing OF the
kind has passed through this office.
Last night Captain 7. J. GArlIck started to
Cincinnati to bring up the steamer Return.
He in company with G. W. and o. s. Stewart.
Of this town, has bought her, and intends
putting her In the sleubenyille and East
Liverpool trade. She Is q very neat liltle
craft, being 100 feet long, % feet beam, and
has 10incb cylinders, with three foot stroke,
full cabin and II state rooms. They think Of
getting In the trade by Tuesday or Wednes.
day Of next week. They will bring 500 pounds
OF salt from Pomeroy to customers about here.
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TOR RENT-BRlCK HOUSE, No /!
H. Ohio street; Elx rooms, wash. house and r",,t,
gas, hot and cold water. Possession given in,T"J
atelyt D. J. MCKkE, Island urOcrry. ~,S
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
me-. -. -, CITY ClEgk's Orr,cr

n.,.. CRY CLERKS OFFICE.
Scaled VTnnaI.IS 1. " Va. February i, l@,
the CITY Clerk until WEDNESDAY Ma ~ s,rS Sage q
a. O'clock P.M for toe removal Oi Nj iiiis1
Garbage and ottal from within the div Mii..elti
% follows: '"' VIVA " "
ri the Fist District, compti,ing ali Of III. y,,
and Seventh wards '2''S 9uS second
For The q, Third District. comprising the 7biOl An,
Ing crock 10 CAldWells Jun. '" VI Wheel
tos the Filth District, comprising ali .o,,h =,
Caldwells Run 70 the southern line Of Ihe NV Of
10 pelsohs WIN 10 awarded for more ihGn nm.
Tor Mofe than bne 1iktlIct, ""' P'VpsAl
Proposals 10 10 addressed to the '.Cb,I,r,., =,
me committee on Health, the committee T,4, y
,.oo =.p t FRANK B0SEas
S Llly Tux
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

iOs, Pie. saN ~ y +:
only e The once Of The Company ia New o,ieSS.
For further information, write clearly, diving mi
address Send orden By e1preAor Fegiitefed lettof,
or money order addressed only 70
u A. DAUpHTG.
New ofieanH' In.
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Leayitrs Gigantean Ministries will appear
at the Wheeling Opera House Friday nigh,
for the second time this season. The impres
sion made by the company on Its former visit
on an unusually large audience is so fresh
that there Is no need 70 deScant on the meril
OF the company. Reserved seats at Wilson 4
Banners this morning.
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GENERAL NOTICES
NorlQF.
Redemption Of City Bonds

Holders Of tho * per cent bond, n, ~. ~.
Wheeling, Issued unG CT the CtlInSnc, vac NETS q
hereby notified that Ii Alcoriance Siu =! ~ An
o. sald ordinance the following 6onI.H PtvyldeLi
82, :0e, 40, 2o0, a2S, 2aI, aIG' a Va "a lis,
l 10; 81 20; iS3, 400, rs. 10. Sd III i'll 81,
be paid Oh presentation TO the umSS, T. y .ytNil
viii cease y bear interest on and alter XXI k9iG and
t.I, HENRY K, List 'S@
c. BENZ. OAvESR6pr
MARCH l. 1883. wy Oh Wheeling.
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R2zez HI

PyRmia, septIrmis, sc1olula, and other forms Of
blood poisoning, resulting In glAndular Swellings,
ulccrous patches In the throat and mouth, alb
eruptons, RIospeedlly neutrAliEed and expelled hy
tho CutiourA Resolyept, the ney blood purifier,
while the skin Is GlranIed Of all dlSlguhng humoEs
BY the external use Of CuticuEa aud Cuticun Soap.
~ destroys disease germs which boat 10 the blood,
urine and persplTatlon- there Is no doubt about IT.
and exp4ls them through the bowels, kidneys, and
roras M tha skin
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RoR RRNT.

FURNISHED R0OMS-TWo FIR.
~ ,NlSaED Rooms, for dodgers only, AT No n
Twelfth street. Reference Will DO uQ,iired mn
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THs mysterious origin OF man has been
partially disclosed BY the indianapolis Citi
zen, who found an infant In 0 tin: pail ct The
top Of u tree, 1t Is to be remembered thai
there Is nothing mysterious about DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup; . few doses will cure YOU
congh or cold.
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oaiee. sos. 20 and % Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

Save your Eyes
Opera House-Modjeska.
Wanted-To Borrow 81 200.
Sealed Proposals.
For Kent-Alexander Bone.
Wanted-Stogie Makers.
Sash, Doors, etc.-W. A. Wilson.
. step Ladders-Nesbitt & Bro.
Notice-HeBd OF Local.
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o.,our,oS Il what It wants. That will
make ID cold; we mean DR.. Bulls Cough
svTnp. II has entered the lists and come
ont fsr ahead. In the ranks OF legitimate
household remedies for the cure Of coughs
and colds, DR.. Bulls Cough syrup stands
nrat price Is cents.
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pa1Inetion ln Plnno.

present Etock Of pianos, Stairway, Knabe
cbieIering, Hallet q Davis, Emstson, Hard
man. Guild, DO, at the very lowest prices,
and rreat reduction for cost. Call early and
soouts ~ LucAS' MusIo sToRH,
llI2 Main gtISSt.
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On Saturday night Elliott Barnes's some
what famous play, "only Farmers Daugh'
ter" will be presented at the Opera House fol
the first time in this city. The New Yorh
Star says: THE excellent acting drama o.
Only Farmer Daughter has created very
fsttering impression Of its merits during IL
performance p s 1tturns out, By The way, that
Miss Agnes Herndon, the West Virginia girl
something OF whose career was given In yes
terday's kTELLIoEScEE, is not now in the
company.