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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04
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NuptiaIs OF Mr.. shreve and Miss Gray,
at Martins Ferry.

NuDLIALS Oh MI. ouEctc ~ oNoJs
at Martins Ferry.
Martins Ferry society was somewhat
agitated last nightover an elegant wedding,
which has been looked forward to for some
time. 1t took place at the handsome resi-
{. ace Of Mr.. James A. Gray, which was
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
The parlors were dressed with festoons OF
evergreen and flowers and the grounds
illuminated most tatsef ulty. The happy
couple, Mr.. Thomas w. Shreve and
Miss Jennie Gray, stood : under a
floral arch, during the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. G. W. Chalfant, OF
Pittsburg, assisted by Rev. J.. J. McCarroll.
The attendants were Mr.. James A. Dixon
and Miss Angie Gray, and Mr.. Robert Kerr
and Miss Mary Gist. The presents were
both numerous and costly, and aitogetner
spread by Peter linn was a feature.
Among the guests from abroad were
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Chalfant, Frank Chal-
FAINT, Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Lash,
Wheeling; Hattie Tanner Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Saxon, Canton, o.; Miss Flora Hall,
Rawson, O.; Miss Mary Gist, MIR. Joshua
Gist, Wellsburgh; Mrs. Charch, Canton,
O.; Ella Lewis. Mile Hildreth, Gussie
Pollock, Lizzie Lash, Robert Armstrong,
Albert Franzheim, Wheeling; Ida Halde-
mann, Philadelphia;M Mary and Clara Beall,
Wellsburg; A. c.. Rsiney, Blairsville, Pa;
Mr.. Parker, Salem, Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rose Alexander, Will c. Alexander,
Lille Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Il. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ", Medill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex. Branum, Mr.. and Mrs. May
berry, Mr.. Kirk McConahey, Capt Craw.
ford and wife, Master James Medill, of
Bridreport.
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Tax OFF of Matches.

Retailers and grocers about the city have
been grumbling and growing at the scar.
city of matches, of which small but partio.
ularly useful article scarcely n could be
had.
What is the wherefore Of this" de-
manded the REGISTER scribe OF one of these
purveyors of cheese and crackers.
Tax off," was the laconic reply. mo
body bought any until the reduction
This explained it. The tax of one cent to
each box of 100 matches was taken off by
the act of March 3 and went into effect on
July and jobbers were holding
off until that time to take advantage
of the reduction which must ensue. The
Diamond Match Company, of Akron, has
practically a monopoly of the match bust
ness, having absorbed all of the smaller
concerns. A custom house official said
yesterday that car load of matches in
bond, had come recently from this firm,
waiting under seal for the tax to come of.
The removal of the tax will cheaper
matches for the consumer about one cent
per box, Two for five cents, the old price,
will now change to two for three cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04

A SENSATIONAL story was sent away from
here OF Saturday in substance that a boiler
at the Jefferson Iron Works, who was en-
gsged on the night turn. returned home
and found his wife and a prominent citi-
zen in the house under very compromis-
ing circumstances. The fact that the JEFF
ferson from Works have not been operat-
ing a night turn for over a month past
rather disposes OF that part of the story,
and this morning We had a call from the
husband in the case, who pronounc es
the story a fabrication clear through. He
asserts emphatically that no such scene
took place as alleged, and charges his wife's
relations with being at the bottom of the
trouble. 1t is true that he had separated
from his wife, and applied for q divorce on
account of certain habits and incompati-
bility OF temper, and had also divided the
children IA circumstance noted in the Her
aid about a week ago. but this had nothing
to do with any such alleged transaction as
reported in the Sunday papers. The divorce
proceedings have been discontinued, and
The parties have united again.-Seu6eariMe
Herald.
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So it il apparent the cart.wheel dollar
nnst 90. With its large amount OF silver
-i.s excess Of az grains over the daddy
dollsr-and in spite Of the grand 6oarish
with which it appeared, il lacks the brand
of legality and must be p pushed out by the
fiat dollar of lesser value. Congress has
made it a coin, but not a legal tender DOL
lar, and it must give place to the daddy
dollar of 4lsk grains, with the goose on
one side and the Medusa face and snaky
ringlets on the other. The banks OF the
city, recognizing that in union thers
is strength, have combined o
set An eighty,fve cent price on il and thus
liked q standard. That price wiz be cur
rent here until further notice. People
fought shy Of the handsome trade dollar
for some time, and only some four or nye
months ago was confidence sufficiently felt
tinction has been dropped and the cart.
wheel and daddy chinked side by aide,
worth one hundred good cents. On Friday
and Saturday news from the East stirred up
the banks and forthwith the S6-cent price
was fixed. A cashier said to q RIsIsfER 10
porter, yesterday:
This thing came on US rather unexpect-
eddy. On Saturday morning the Rniisrxs
published dispatches stating trade dollars
to be taken only at bullion prices. New
York is our money market and we must
be governed by it, accordingly we at once
took steps to protect ourselves, and fixed
the S5-cent price"
How do You handle trade dollars
"When they are current ct par We
handle them Just like other coin. Daddy
dollars, halves, quarters, TEN and fiyes we
take in and pay out with greenbacks.
Mutilated coin, Canadian pieces, Mexican
dollars and trade dollars. when at discount
we collect, and when a sufficient amount is
on hand, We ship to New York. 1t goes to
our corresp ondent, who sell to q broker.
Both correspondent and broker must
have their commissions, so we must take
the coin at a figure that will let us out.
At SIS cents We can sell trade dollars at
bullion prices and get cut"
What is the bullion price?'
About s. cents, or in that neighoor'
hood"
"Did any Of our banks get caught with a
quantity of trade dollars on hand?'
"All Of them, | suppose. A fair average
would be 5 $1,000 to the bank, which would
entail a loss Of about $3.50 apiece. They
were taken in at par and il they can dis.
pose of them only as bullion silver, which
would be a loss OF Is cents on sdollar."
Can you give any theory Of the fall in
New York;"
Not unless it is the scheme Of some
petty speculator."
will it continued"
Il think it will result finally In with.
drawing them from circulation"
Shortly after leaving the bank, the repor.
ter passed up Twelfth street and his eagle
eve to6ss in a placsrd, hanging on q store
door and bearing the legend
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.sss... .ssssss'
Trade dollars taken at par.

The man OF news skirmished into the
store and asked the proprietor how he
could keep up or that. He replied:
"Oh, ! take in trade dollars and trust 70
luck to getting shut OF them"
Perhaps in some lines of business there
is more than Is per cent profit, and q re-
taller can afford TO thus run his chance.
But throughout the city S5 cents Is the
regular price where they are receiyeds
while some dealers and several public
officers refuse them altogether. Such Is
the state of affairs. The trade dollar, not
w%ithstanding the intrinsic value Of its APO
grains of silver, and in spite Of its beauty,
takes o back seat in the presence OF the
daddy dollar, with its disreputable bird OF
liberty and its brazen.faced female.
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WATER WAIFB.
Personal and General News from the
River Bank.

The river was falling slowly at dark last
night. with Z feet 2 inches in the channel.
The Courier left at II 80 yesterday morn
ing for Parkersburg.
The Bachelor got away for Pittsburgh at
s o'clock yesterday morning.
Tit Diurnal is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Ohio is due up, en- route for Pitts
burgh, to-day.
The Stockdale passed down yesterday, en-
route for Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham passed up Yesterday,
en- route for Pittsburgh. with a fair trip.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati with
d very large trip, having taken nails from
all the mills in the city.
The Percy Kelsey passed down light,
yesterday,
The Frank Stein will take the Menner.
Choir Singing Society to Portland to day.
The C. W. Anderson has been chartered
to take the Happy Eight Club to Cresap's
Grove to-day.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-River Is feet 6
inches and falling. Hot.
EVANSVILLE, July 3.-Weather clear and
hot. Mercury 9l0. River IL Ito feet and
falling.
CAIRO, Ills, July 3.-River 80 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather fair. Their
mometer $40.
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AIS TENTH YEAR,
Martin Thornton's Successful Career
a. q Restaurnteur.


In the history of Wheeling for the past
decade is indissolably woven the history OF
the Capital restaurant, which was estab-
lished in 1873, and has steadily and surely
srown up since then. To-day il stands
without a rival, a monument to Martins
patient care, his provident skill as a ca.
terer, and his politeness and attention as a
gentleman. 1t has just been renovated and
retitted, and now comes out in all the
freshness and at~tractiveness Of a new es.
adjustment. The steady stream Of Gus
tom, it now and always has, is the best
testimonial. Martin is the man who
showed Wheeling and all this neighbor.
hood it was possible to get up a meal for
and prosperity, he has served Just such
good meals for a quarter, and there is tia
place to best satisfy the cravings of the
inner man.
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ROurlh 81 Jaly.

To day 10 the day, the great day OF the
year, the one holiday Of the nation Ia
which Jew and Gentle, young and old
alike can rejoice. It Is barred by no creed
and limited to no age. 1t is liberty's v
birthday and so recognized the world
over, not excepting even proud Al.
,.t.iyed such . check. II 10
rel rsi, H. Fourth Of July and that 10 q vol.
nms ~ i,,.s We will ell celebrate. each
after his own fashion, and business will be
generally suspended 10 permit It, AL
public offices will close, bank doors Will
remain fast and most Of the mercantile
establishments will close down. Let 1t Be
: rood day and Q free day, full Of fun and
sport and free from accident and disturb
ancA.
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Claims for Rebate.

AT the Internal Revenue office, a REGIS
TER reporter learned that all Of the claims
for rebate on the tobacco tax are in. The
totals had not been footed up yet, and an
average could not be given. The list is
quite a respectable one, and it require a
book for that purpose alone. The smallest
claim is under a dollar, and the largest,
this city, is $3.095. A claim agent, at a
commission of 10 per cent, could make a
snug little sum on these.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04

Can any one bring Ms q case Of Kidney
Or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands of cases already per-
msnently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease. Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cures.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale ut SOC .
bottle by Logan Co, Bridge Corner Drug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04

Never vas such rush made for any drug
store as is now at Logan & Co.'s, Bridge
Corner, for q Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or
any affection of the Throat and Luags, can
get q Trial Bottle OF this great remedy, 1Oc,
size, 81.
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MotbeFs Den't Knew.

How many children are punished for be-
ing ~uncouth, wilfull, and Indifferent to in
structions or rewards, simply because they
are out of healthr An intelligent lady said
of a child Of this kind: Mothers should
know that il they would give the little
ones moderate deses of Hop Bitters Tor two
or three weeks, the children would be all .
parent could DESIRE"
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The weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July Also A. N.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
very warm southeast to southwest winds,
party cloudy weather, local rains in Ten.
nessee and lower Ohio, stationary or lower
barometer.
For the Lake Region light rains, partly
cloudy weather, warm ~southerly winds,
followed by variable winds and slight fal
in temperature.
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Forty Year, Experience Of an Old
NuPse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one of the BEST female ply.
sicians and nurses in the United States. and
has been used for forty years with never.
falling success by millions of mothers for
their children. It relieves the child from
pain, cures d~ysentery and disrrhoe, 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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TO D0iIder.

ALI builders wishing TO obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs, 6pouting.
ETC., should call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-.
iacturers OF Galvanized Iron Cornioe and
ell kinds OF Job work. Heinlsin Blsck,
Bank street, Bridgeport Ohio.
We guarantee all work 70 give satisfso-
ttnp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04

Singing Society has perfected arrangements
for attending the great annual Scngerfcst
at Buffalo, on July Is. The excursion wit
start at noon, promptly, on Saturday, July
IA. But, a. some vho wish to 60 cannot
leave their business on Saturday, the So.
ciety has made an arrangement by which
they can 20 on Monday, Tuesday or We'd
nesday following. 1t II almost uselsss to
say anything In praise Of this excursion,
which takes In Cleveland, Buffalo and Nj
agars Falls, and will be In every way en-.
joyable. The Mmnnerchor gentlemen
know how to manage IN excursion Tor The
best interest OF all concerned.
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Best Gum Teeth $500
Al work warranted
POLICE RsPoER HoR JUHk.
nuoher and sases q ARsssss-Beve.
nue Bre1 HsoeA

0n0S 0D0 E8ooD8 -
49,. nue Bro1 Ysoes.
The following 10 the police report for the
month Of June:
Arresis-Bennett, 6; sylvis, Z; Dunlap,
%: Jenkins. a6; FuGate, 8; Norris, ii;
Beiyille, q; Frebolk II; Rarum. Is; Viii.
Jams, 70; Nolte, 5; RAdford, Il; Combs l3;
Kennedy, 8; Listoa, 5; Bird, Il; Private
Watchman Butler. L Total. lSs.
FINAHcIAL-Fines assessed. $977; fines
paid, $40; fines unpaid, 32?7; Lookup
fees, SIS 40: sereeants fees $l66.50: com.
mitments issued, -, clerks fees, 1901.
Total, 81, 26l. 30. Collected from month OF
May, $6i. Full mount TUNED over % the
City Receiver, $l,S2.9o; making Q revenue
Of $S47.9 &c to the city over and above the
officers salaries.
Causes Of arrest-Drunks, 81; disorder.
lies, as; selling liquor on Sunday, o; keep.
ing houses of i'll fame. 4; prostitution, II;
loains In house Of i'll fame, 6; assault and
Eattery, 8; violating rules OF board Of
Public Works, s.; carrying concealed
weapons, 4; abusive language, 9; sxposAsc
Of person, 9; rules issued by court 4;
vagrancy, IS; peddling without license, 1;
dumping night soilnorth OF Fortyeishti
street, 4; sleeping in market house. ;;
total. 1SS.
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BuckIen's Arntca SaIye.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Barns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancers. Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter,
Chapped Hands and all skin eruptions.
money refunded. . cents per box. For
sale BY Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
Corner.
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1heelinR Park.

A car will run every half hour on the
Elm Grove road TO Wheeling rsrk 70 day.
See that your family enjoys the fresh
country air. Admission, 10 cents.
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Why HE to a summer resorte
Why spend a fifty q week?
In endeavoring health 70 cont,
When you have not far to seek
For that which brings all Joy

For that which brings all Joy
And celors the face grown pale,
The standard brew. without alloy.
Which is known rs Smith Cream Ale.
Good health Is Gods best gift to man,
Good sense the next;
But II OF both you would avail,
Drink daily Smiths Superb Cream Ale,
And use this for a text:
When pleasure and true duty find
Bright ambient beads their links do bind
Expect the best effects.
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Asw TIVE sssthera osasssls AssS
NsAe Jafy.

It is unknown now Just Whist the Cuban
planter said when he saw Ia the newsps.
pers Of the Ever Faithful Isle that the
ticket No. II, 1883, had drawn t75,0Co In the
ls6th Grand Monthly Drawing Of the Loui.
sisna State Lottery, ct New Orleans, on
Tuesday, May sth. The next drawing the
I5sih) will take place on Tuesday, July
10th. when $2G5. 500 will be scattered under
the sole management Of Gen'ls O. T.
B%eauregard, OF la, and Jubsl A. Early, q
Va. Any information can can be had Of
NJ, A. Dauphin, New Orleans, Lsu on sp-
plication.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04

LOVERS of Ice cream will be benefited by
calling on Mrs. Siegenfelder at 66 Twelfth
street, for the best ice cream in the city.
Our ice cream is made from pure cream 7.
first class. No adulteration. Wholesale
and retail. Orders by telephone will re-
ceive prompt attention. Goods deliverer
free of charge to all parts of the city.
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Way train No. IS leaving Wheeling at
TEAM, arriving at Grafton at 0 p n.
and way train No. -, leaving 6raitoa ~
n md arriving at Wheeling st4:35 P. NJ,
RaIt;p,ors time, will run IS regular passen-
ger trains on July 4th, 1883, stopping at all
~tations. Ia
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the time II ROUNDS the p0spltal point uEtl
il resches the wharf"
YESTERDAY the Secretary of State issued
a certificate of incorporation to the Sewell
Mountain Corporation Company, of Fay,
cite county, for the purpose of purchasing,
leasing or hiring lot of land upon which
10 erect a store room, and for dealing
wholesale and retail in dry goods, groceries
and general merchandise, hardware, timber
lumber, etc. The capital stock is 1900
divided into shares of SIS each, which are
held by p. l.. Good, NJ. Maroaey, A. E
Hsines, James NJ. Jesse, Joseph Rsphold
and many others.
The festival given by the X. OIL. at theil
hall on Market street last evening was a
success, q very large crowd attending
To night the polls viii be closed for the
contestants Of the different prizes. To the
most popular h. Of l. q fine gold headed
zane will be presented, and among Others
will be the following articles contested by
different parties. A fine suit of clothes
from Gundling's clothing store, two boxes
Of line cigars from Bier's cigar store and q
gold ring. All the contesting parties are
confident OF winning the prizes, an q gay
time is anticipated tonight, the last night
Of the festival.
LAST evening. at IL o'clock, an alarm of
FIRE was turned in from box 81, corner Of
Eoff and Thirteenth Streets occasioned by
flames being discovered in the third story
Of MendePs furniture factory. The depart.
ment responded very promptly only to
find that Mr.. Took, an employe, had sxtin.
guished the flames. Upon an examination
it was discovered that the FIRE originsteiiu
the 5 owe in the third story and was eau sed
by the combustion Of old greasy rags. The
fire did not damage the Building one iota,
being confined to the store.
MONDAY morEing. between the hours Of
4 and 5 O'Clock, thieves effected an entrance
to the dwelling Of Mr.. Alexander Deiu-
baugh, who resides in North Wheeling. aud
carried away about SEQ in money and 8
silver watch. Mr.. Definbaugh and family
were absent at the time, and there was no
one in the house but q young man, who oc-
eupied n Of the upstairs rooms, was so
far removed from the scene Of operation
as not TO be disturbed. This is the second
time Mr.. De6nbaugh has been visited by
night providers. There is no clue to the
thieves.
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Gssad CheAD Exeassiea - ChjcaEos
The annual cheap excursion % Chicago
via the Pan Handle Route will be run On
Tuesday July 10th, 1883. Tickets good 70
return until July 10th, 1883, inclusive. ThS
rates will be % low that you can't AFFORD 70
stay at home. Don't miss II. For tims
table Of excursion trains. rates Of. fare Ind
other information, apply to any agent 81
the company.
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Genlemen.

II you want q bargain in . low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my atock
before purchasing. l guarantee prices and
style 70 suit. L. Y. Blond,
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II will cure Heart Disease, Paralysis, Drop.
sy, Kidney Disease, Consumption, Dyspep.
STA, rheumatism and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is simply be.
cause it purifies and enriches the blood,
thus beginning at the foundation and by
building up the system, drives out all dis.
ease. For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject, it is invaluable. 1t is
the only preparation of iron that does not
color the teeth or cause headache,
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RhAAliaR Park.

Go to Wheeling Park to-day and enjoy
yourself In the best and most rational way.
Cars every half hour on the Elm Grove
road. Admission TO the Park, 10 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04

THERE will be q grand picnic at the
Drovers' Home, at Bogg's run, this after
noon at O'Clock. Dancing on the grounds.
All are invited,
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DIED.

ARBENZ-0n Tuesday, July 3rd, 81 LIZ
r., Title b. ArbenG. youhgeSe daughter q
and 4nonthk
Funeral noties hsrsafts.
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nm ADVearIS06aaTo.


Ps.ons fpdsstsA 20 lie undseslSnsl 40
hereby cautioned aOtnst peSn0 anyth1no
on his account 70 lff. Prank S~ssDAsoAlgh -
has NO Authority 70 trsnssct any ba11AAs ~
bm. Snfh
~oHHnsioNERB sALE o. YAH.
aDk sossh wass,!as p~'has Assaa.
John h Hobbs and wifs,
Charles W.Broekanisr. 1rus>ss. nd sthses.
In pursuAn1s Of sAespsAiA the ahegeeAs
tftjed con0o, Aad1 b. b nnAjeapa Ceoet 81
Vheeiing On the eth d. % Jone, toes, ! shalls
ssspeci1 CONAN i1teoes epneente1 800
gscSssSa e. e "a co g lSssss s 3 Ss,s !. ssssi ~
tns city q WhselinG.! o
MsoAsy, ~ ~ 49, - 1911. 49,
BeunnfpG q 70 oeloek 0. -, Io4s naHoCe4
sSven iN sod EIGHT G. IN SQUARE 49, Q
thirteen on and 1eigtsen tlAi4 anneo -
the Eghth vasdol ~ slty e MhHlin( -
lois ] md . are ereesed nx thrSe.Sesy -
~ one "a S",1-6as thisd. ma . nssh
moreof u passha1o noesy g the pafe1nsss
or purohAsslS RAyetece - pAys go, en3s
.ssasus Y = $3.50 1 ssIe. I'D me-.
esa iron DAY q ri, foe credit in.tauns.@9s
- IN r1rehSsSr an p0fohaGefs. ss4 u oee
70 be retatnsd sntl TIE fufthsf cfGer : w.
Court.
- M n tSsebcvs entitled &C. 49,
a. =! Cisffe. SpoeiAl eoont.e1eofss
ouir:d D. Nv. THOMAS
ciSrf a - Nun'ctpe CeaFt q WH<VfEE
&c .HE1YtY, Ai,se1assfs ~
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The Union csmp-mssttns Of thsnA
church, TO be held Ut Walnut Grove, Mar.
tins Ferry, will com on the 7th of
July and continue till the 10Th.
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So it il apparent the eart.wheel dolla

: The banks Of the cry have nxed the:
:price Of the trads dollar ~ eSgaty-nFe:
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REV. 7. J. REILLY, Fayetteville, Ark,
saws 81 used Browns Iron Bitters for indi-
eestion and as q preventive Of chills with
entire satisfaction"