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lhaye known ana used Sw t'sSpecihc for more
than twenty years, and have seen more wonderful
resn Is IRON its use than from any remedy In or
ont OF the Pharmac pwia. 1t liz a crtain and safe
antldote TO all sorts Of Blood PosOe
j. DICKSON SMITH, NJ. D.
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pL J,HE MARRIAGE GUIDE. pi asG
$500 EWARD!

We will pay the aboy. reward iot any u Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia Sick Headache Indigestion Constipation Costyene,.
We cannot cure with We,rS Nesenbe Liver PILLS. When the dee
toniae strictly complied with They purely vegetable aud
mover fall to give tNAaon, Sugar Coated Largo boxes con
tanning 80 pills 70 cent, For aIe ~ all duggu beware of
eounlesls aud limitations m, genuine manufactured only BY
JOHN G. WEST co, Isl - W, Madison ST., Chicago
tre package 'cnt by mail prepaid sent stamp,
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eS~ Wire for the little book, which will be
mailed free,
Pnce: Small size, 81 90 per bottle Large size
lhoIding double quantity sl75 bottle. All Drug
gists sel It,.
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CQU:NTY News.
lettings from our Exchanges.

The pike from Liberty to townsville is
in such n terribly bad condition, that there
is talk Of refusing to pay toll on the road .
-Banner.
MIR. Geo. II. Ovclman has his buildings
covered with slate roofs and the work on
the interior is progressing, and the work
on Mr.. w. G.. llorncrs new house on the
square is proceeding actively Chronicle.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT As the vcnera-
bic Sister Mary Raphael was viewing the
Mountain through field glass, on Tues
day morning, her 10th birthday, she at
tempted to sit down, but missing her
chair, fell to the floor tracturirg the thigh
bone. The limb was set, and suspended
in Prof Smiths Anterior splint, by DR..
John b. Brawncr, and She is now doing as
well as possible under the circumstances.
-ChlVntcIe
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slew Embellishments
NECUTOR'S NOTICE.

II --
Notice is hereby given, that the subscr-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Frederick county, letters testamentary
on the estate of
JACOB BOLLINGER,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 10th day of March, 1884; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
ctlt of said estate. Those indebted to the
deceased are desired to make immediate
payment.
LEWIS A. BOLLINGER,
Sept 81. Executor.
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What Councilman W0ran
Says:

WOODBURY. N. j., July 81, 1883.
G.. Uolllxtein Il was victim of the
worst form of Kidney Disease for num-
Der of years Large swcllings like puff
balls would arise at times over my hip
bone A short trial of your Aromanna
completely cured me, and thank God, |
am now well man.
HARRY G. WARAM,
Member City Council.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers at Nc
chanicstown.
aug16 At.
Soon will the busy candidate
Improve each shining hosr;
viii pump each man to learn his fate,
With all his might and power.
And he will be the incest man,
TO the close of election day;
If whipped, he'll be the best he can,
But if 'lected-go way go way. :!
THE above agonizing strain was in
duccd, under pressure, to limp along the
ulcdSuTc Va Viz lIhllt buSS i)CC. ~ Hu'i
Just crawled out of the trousers leg of our
special poet, when we made our demand
upon him for poem and circumstances
naturally colorcd it, Ed.
A general assortment of Boots and Shoes
always on hand at
VIM. l.. Armacosts.
NEW VoLUME.-Thc Maryland Union
began its XXIXth volume with the num-
Der issued August 23d. If the Union is
growing as rapidly in public favor, as it is
rapidly improving, it will be no vain wish
to accord to it an unbounded success. Mr..
Warchime came amongst us a stranger,
not only to our county, but also to our
state and he has, in very short time,
thoroughly informed himself in our local
matters and requirements and is now thor
oughly citizcnized and al authority in
county matters. Goodspeed to the Unton
North Elba, Essex Co., N. Y.
Dr. Clark johnson -
wish to acknowledge the great benefit
] have derived from the use of your Indian
Blood Syrup. was great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and your medicine etfectually
relieved me. Allie T. App.
M. Clay Cramer
has the agency for
the sale of S. M. Bire-
ly's Phosphate and
asks his many friends
to patronize him in
this line.
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Iioral Men,s.


Remember. the ;Catholics soirec now in
progress in the church yard.
Mr.. Geo. Parker, formerly IN the employ
of Mr.. w. A. Lynn, has secured work in
Baltimore.
FRUIT CANS by the thousand, every can
warranted sound, at
T. C Stocksdalcs.
Arm BROKEN. A son of Mrs. Kate
Freshman residing one mile south Of town
fell and broke his arm on Thursday last.
The rumors that were current about a
week ago of another business change in
our town, are, we understand, without
foundation so, at least for the present.
SYRACUSE PLows, two and thres-horse,
steel and wood beams; points and repairs
for sale at Frederick prices by the agent
At this place. G. w. Stocksdale.
aug 18tf
Our occasional correspondents are re-
uucstcd to furnish US with letters from
their different localities at shorter inter
walls than they have Of late
Just received, lot Of Auburn farm
wagons in stock at my warehouse.
Geo. w. Stocksdale.
Some of our subscribers might, just for
the novelty of the thing, send us one OF
the new postal notes.
From the number at present SO disposed,
We may promise that our town will be
well represented at the Oriolc next week
Fruit Jars and Tin Cans for sale at
VIM. L. Armacosts.
Universal favor has been awarded
Schrocdcrs Corn Solvent, for Corns and
Bunions. Is cents.
Mr. w. G. Horner has erected fine
residence on the northeast corner of the
square in Emmitsburg. 1t Is now one OF
finest buildings in that town.
The territory several miles to the north
and south OF us has been visited during
the past month by good growing rains
i. from the summer clouds passing from west
to east, while in this immediate locality
the rainfall has not been sufficient and
the corn crop has suffered very much.
The greatest cement now known is that
manufactured by a Government agent at
Washington, known as Royal Glue. 1t is
used by the government exclusively which
is warrant for its merits. For sale by DIR
NJ. E. Leathcrman.
tH-For five cents, Wells, Richardson
s. Co., Burlington, VT, will send colorcd
samples of all colors of Diamond Dyes,
with directions.
FAST TIME.-A special train from the
city on Sunday last, conveying three ply
sicians to the Blue Mountain House made
the run from Rocky Ridge to this point, Il
distance of five miles in four and onc-haf
minutes and from this point over the
mountain to the Blue Mountain House, a
distance of fourteen miles in twcnty-thrcc
minutes
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DEATH ON THE RATL.-On Sunday
morning last an extra freight ran into the
rear end of another freight train standing
on the track near Arlington, several miles
west of Fulton Station.
BY the accident two men were killed
Mr.. Owen Dorsey citizen of Graceham
and VIM. G. Abel of Baltimore city; Mr.,
VIM. Fleigh, fireman and Joseph Cruise
engineer were injured.
Ncssrs Dorsey, Alell and Fleigh were
asleep in the cabOOsc attached to the rear
end of the train through which the engine
crashed.
The cause of the accident as explained
before the coroners jury was as follows -
About ten minutes before the engineer of
the forward train stopped, he had noticed
"hot box" on his engine and that he had
stopped to cool it, A flagman was sent
back to stop the rear train, but in his hur-
~ he took white instead of Il red light,
The train was close at hand and the grade
being heavy descent at that point, it was
impossible to stop in time although the
engine was reversed and steam turned on.
The engineer of the forward train said that
he cndeavorcd to get away but could not
do SO in time to avoid the collision. The
coroncr's jury rendered verdict of gross
negligence on the part of the train hands,
but as yet, it does not appear plainly upon
whom the real responsibility rests. From
all that we can learn, it is probable that
both sets of men are in a measure respon-
sible for the occurrence.
Work given out. On receipt of you
address we will make an offer by which
you can earn $3 to 81 evenings at your
home. Men, women, boys or girls can do
it. III. c. WILKINSON & Co., 1915 and 1877
Fulton street, New York.
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vNO THE DEMOCRATS OF
Il FREDERICK COUNTY.
FREDERICK, MD, Aug. II, 1883

FeNow Citizens:
Repeated calls have been made upon me
during the last six month-both personally
and through the public press-urging me
to become candidate for the Sheritfal,y
nomination ut the next Democratic conven-
ton and the opinion has been confidently
expressed that If nominated can be elect
ed. Relying upon the judgement of these
disinterestel citizens and not upon
any estimate | may place upon my own
strength or fitness, gratefully accede to
their wishes and hereby announce that l
will be Candidate for Sheriff at the next
Democratic Nominating Convention. In
making this announcement l am not ig-
norant ofthe fact that if nominated | will
have a hard fight before me; am fully
prepared for this; and, knowing that the
harder the fight the greater the effort re-
quired of me, l assure you that no time
shall be lost nor honorable means left un--
tried to accomplish yours and my success.
Very Respectfully,
CARRIES Il. MULLEN.
Sept tc.
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VTCuCTlCk OOuS AdeS IL W aNNhSe' Wv
colorcd people of Westminster next month
! A prime lot Of Locust and Chestnut
Posts for sale at
VIM. L. Armacosts.
Job Lots. Bargains Shoes, Notions,
Dry Goots etc. Selling off cheap to make
room for new goods, ut
GRIMES & BOBLlTZ.
BUSINESS CuANGE.-Messrs Eichclbcr-
ger and Albaugh, who have had charge OF
the depot in Emmitsburg have sold out
their interest to Mr. Geo. r. Ovelman
who took possession of the business Sep
TENDER LIST.
The Celebrated Keystone Boot for sale
VIM. L. Armacost's.
TEMPORARILY REMovED.--On Friday
last Messrs. Grimes Il Boblitz with Mr.
Geo. H. johnson completed the inventory
of store goods and the former took posses
sion of the building and the business. On
Monday last they removed the goods to 4
room in Mr. Grimes residence two doors
west, where the business will be continued
during the rcmodeling of their room or
the corner. The Messrs Weller are al
ready at work on the room and will have
it completed in time for the regular fal
opening.
PERSONALS. Miss Mary Mullen o
Washington city, visited friends in this
place last week.
Mr.. VIM. White Of the firm Of White &
Graham, Job Printers, of Baltimore city
is, with his family, visiting his relatives in
town.
Mr.. Ed. Hopp of Emmitsbnrg, who Wis
tied his sister Mrs. W. A. Pcnnel at this
place this week, called to see us on Tues.
day afternoon. He will shortly leave for
St. Joseph, Mo. to engage in business
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIEs.-The follow,
ing is list of delegates to the Republican
County Convention to be held in Fredcr.
lex on Thursday next as appointed by the
different districts given. Hauvers; Dele
gates Abram Toms.of VIM, Hiram Toms
David Buhrman, Maurice E. Shelter, #
A. Wastler, Lewis Crawford The old
Central Committee was continued. Me,
chanicstown delegates; Lewis ]. Rams.
burg, Samuel NJ. Bircly, Joshua Stokes
Jno Root, II. H. n Frcshour, J. D
Miller, DR.. j. J. Henshaw, Wm. o. Weller
Geo. Layman, VIM. 10y, Dr. G. NJ. Zim,
norman, II. w. Bennett, Maj. G. A. Da.
muth, JOS. f. Webster, Col. J. r. Rouzcr
Central Committee VIM J. Black, Jno
r. Rouzer, Geo. w. Layman, DR.. G. NJ
Zimmerman, J. II. Cover, H. w. Bennett
II. c. Andcrs, II. II. N. Frcshour, VIM.
Stansbury.
For JEwELRY AND WATCuEs.-A large
number of our people will visit Baltimore
during the Oriole not a few of whom will
go to do shopping. We wish to say word
to those who may wish to purchase !,
watch or jcwcry. We have known and
dealt with Mr. W. F. Kissing, $50 W.
BALTIC. ST., for thirteen years and do not
hesitate to say that he is one of the reliable
business men of that city and his prices
are reasonable lie does not trade upon
fancy prices and n name, but sells 1T fair
prices and his guaranty is made good to
the word. Call to see him and mention
the CLARION.
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/ Sugar Cured Hams and Shoulders, Ba-
con Shoulders, Side meat and Lard at
| Ross F. Withcrow's.
Mr.. ST MARy's LETTER..
On Friday last, Mr. James Little cut
himself severely about the ankle while
chopp,ng wood in the mountain with Il
doublc-bit axe. 1t is II painful cut as the
full breadth of the bit struck his foot.
On Saturday last willie Mr. James Gre
tin was chopping in the Mountain his foot
got entangled in some brush by which
means he fell with his axe on his arm,
he had narrow escape by only hrulsing
his right arm to some entent.
Dicd.-On the 81 ult Miss Maria L.
Shorb, near Mt. st. Mary's College, aged
about IS years.
The picnic OF last Saturday held in Mr.
burrows grove was one of most tranquil
manner. Owing to the death of Miss NJ
l.. Shorb close by the committee would
willingly have stopped it had the time
not been so short; but as it was, all passed
of quietly, the only noise to be heard was
that of the music which is a credit to all
in honor of the dead.
Recently while party Of men were en-
dcavoring to move small building of DR..
Brawncr's by rollers, one of the sides gave
NIL ,.,;.Ls,, &c Cal
Mr. Harry; Hopp.
Pure Cider Vinegar at
n Ross F. Witherow's.
Mr.. William Lidie has stalk of corn
growing in his lot that separates about
four feet from tho ground, from which
point there arc two perfect stalks about
six feet long, each bearing a tassle. An
ear formed ut the point where the stalk
separated.
CoMMUNICATED
Mr.. EDITOR
have erected platform OPP
pOsite the northeast end of the Canncrv
for the purpose of throwing the tomato
pcelngs and garbage on my own prem
iscs Since the said garbage seems to have
such a peculiar effect upon some of our
! thin skinned people, what will they have
to say now? 1t may be supposed that the
cannery will next prove to be the most
obnoxious thing to the fine olfactories OF
these over sensitive friends. There are a
few other things of m offensive nature
that will next demand some attention.
w. r. Young
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S'o' l\'o VI ~ 4 WA A>N'
in town, Sugars in
particular. From 7c
up.
At meeting of the Democratic Con-
scryatlvc Central Committee, held AT the
Court House, on Monday, August 9th, it
was resolved that the Democratic voters
of Frederick county be assembled in Pri-
mary Meetings
On SATURDAY, September 18th,
at Q o'clock, p. H., at the following places
and times, for the purpose of selecting
Delegates to attend n County Convention
which will meet IN Frederick city,
On Mulduy, September 1ith,
at II o'clock, a. nj, for the purpose Of Sc
Letting Delegates to attend the State Con.
vcnlon. The County Convention TO
nominate County Ticket will meet in
Frederick city,
On Saturday, September 22d,
at II o'clock, a. m. Members of the Cen
trail Committee will also be chosen.
No. 4, Creagerstown District at Krises
Hotel, at pm.
No. 5, Emmitsburg District, at Western
Hotel, at Up. m.
No. 10, Hauvers District, at Smithfield
School House, at 6p. m.
No II, Woodsboro' District, at Smiths
Hotel, at Gp IN.
No Is, Mcchanicstown District, at Me.
at n p. m
No 90, Lewistown District, at Lewis
town, al q p N.
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VIM. j. Cramer &
Son have the eXclu-
sive agency Tor the
sale of the Walker
Boot and Shoe, in
Graceham and Cree
gerstown, which will
be sold to cash buy
ers at extreme low
rates this fall.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-13

y "vn to the public to purchase AT
d uur gold and silver watches
~ .' T''Nef ware, perH and pptira
h. .a'I cases and receivers. W,
~, 1--we room for fall ock. Read on
! WV eur 10 another place, aud cal
req Tor Yourself
wa. ~ LEvIN-EG a ALREA,
O'F Fourth aud Austin SITS.
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Clothing al hoie-"ie and RE-
rail by Sample.

have "a large line NJ Samples Of fall
aud winter clothing. which / will show
to o. erchuuts who visit Waco Think |
can suit IN goods, terms aud prices.
VIII also sell suits pud furnishing 20 ds
by sample at retail, fpr cash, cheaper
than the cheapest Office over Rogers,
Walton Smith, South Fourth
street. ID. G, kiSsAHp,
with $ Jacobs, Beruheim n Co .
V---lul
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W. "g''. u avenue between Fifth and sixth
M G,' 'eA'S' The bar Is supplied with
ii cn ",n'. .9,Anlle-. Whistles, wines, etc
A, V a,aFoh with the saloon and rc,taur
H. , ,,s m,,a..nlu'nmely furnished rooms, lon
iii u,' , nj the travelling pub
ho-, "H aAy and night, meals At al
j. r. WILSON,
Proprietor.
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Don't send away TO LuuHyl.le and
Chicago Tor your fall aud wiutor Hri's
when You can go 10 II jacobs the pop
ulnr tailor, and do much better lie has
ly-t received a Gnc lot NJ -ultng- VI the
latest STYLES and pat clus II Jncube d.
the Ola reliable tailor, and always gives
satisfaction to his patrons Call uul 90
spcct the new arr walls.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-13

MOr-e's Agur Magnet, are guaranteed
to cure fever and aguc. Then why suiltr
longer They are only my cent per
box, money refunded Il no cure " enectel'
Sold wholesale and retail by tAsilt-, M"r-
rison & Co.. Waco. Texas. -QjlJdWtm
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rrrlcrtI.mnmI-ion.

The ouly pare aud perfect castor oil
emulsion 10 be- found 30 town. lu tins
preparation the ta-tc 81 oil tx thor ughly
disguised, making It pa atablv aui pleas
ant. Prepared only ut Carter N William
sons drug s ore, No. % Austin street
O7O3u
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Wooten mineral water fresh on zap
every dry, 81 Fucker u Ni.'s; 2, Pee, ,tN IT,.
per gpllon. Ci.,eru water leri' nee u"
all orb.
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II not, usk for ii the next time you
call for beer. Ask for Wmkclmcyrr'-
az
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Bra2o. Gin Cure Us still ahead "t
them all. No arsenic, mo- -'rychnne. me
best known remedy NJ 'hr kind mo-"
sold. Manufactured us Tucker "
VILLA lib
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An old nurse says: Acker's English
remedy is best for coughs, group; dinnt.
liberia or hrouchtis. Sold by Castles.
Morrison X Co, druggists Waco, Texas.
p, -Olgd&wlY2
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zine ~ Ork.

For line pictures, any size, or an old
picture renewed on eulurged call at
Jacksons photograph gallei les, 27il and
some OF the finest work in the state
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wight clerk

A competent night CLERK away way, p .,nr,.
al Garter IL williamson l'"s Linz
Rooms in second story Over. tes1 nt
hook store, lst room 10 HShl "'
-tsife.--U, -lj-tt
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Dr. j. l.. Myers. Fairfield, lp, say:
browns iron Bulrr- Is the best iron pr.-
palali1n have ever known IN my thirty
years OF practice $ 2ylwlW.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-13

The hrulthir-t and most refreshing
drink OF the season, warranted genuine tt
Carter ~ WlIim-on'- No. 81 Austin
ANrnur.
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Mr.. NJ Il 13urmt. Nevada, Texas. says
81 used Browns lrol Bitter, ton dy-pcp-
sia OF 81 years standing and it improved
me nt once S-2gINlw.
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portcr- VOC
.a,. dIIl and ira e slow yes
-Ru'.h's'
ted " ...,..,,s.s n.r, 4,
Ne will have Nv" WV '''
'nN.r.
N'' ann. of the Gotten Exchange
-Ptl ,'', most popular men in town
Hun' o. ,..,.
81 ."' Leather mi.- Buruum'> great.
We l.'" VI, card" thtn one meeting ul
=. show avail
imr rli ''' ,.i...,,...,,i ..t....
,,', ne" '"l'N,t' ,'',,,, ''''.. '''.'''
-1lh.In " $50 N"N'''''' '-'''' '"'' "l'
N"''. n.r.. is, boys.
' v.,.rl.. ohm club will meet To
-Iu, Wv .,u. M,mbrI, urr. quest
lt-,"nrIu % tuItn IT,
...Y Erl .cc,iyoi the Cuuer t.
--l''.N' ''''ii ,rIrud. aud adm IRIS uuan
rsol' W. .,i H, h, the city council yc.trr.
|liiNIa .'''''
4ay. .
Ge1rsc llariI'' "Ur V' CIV ''.'ol
,raio'. pet, taken lr" ON, 'n , j'''' 's' l1ru
p,rla,. \ IcW'I" VIII W l''" '"I MS
4 iptlre.
Damn. uupmrctlns is nov an a.
-f tor Waco and his mammoth
ile e'',.rr viii be- spread here about the
IT,, nrtoacr,
pr " .,,.,r y,uru I,li.s ,r,,,
"A large hul'."iG; w. LUZ n,.'I - "'''
sr niglOorlll- ,,. n,,,.,',, AZ, ,m,ii- w., a.,
( f,d 10 tue '..S ~ '''''' "' l'i''' '' WV
rlV InNe'7'F'
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! offer to all those needing mult
stimuIaut Anheuser and Budwei-crh.yr.
Their rcpu alto for purity and time
quality Is long established.
Hl2tc A Gutp,IIIv.
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Quick, complete cure. ull annoying
kidney bladder ami urinary disease. sl.
druuuist-.-2
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lualliblr, u-rrlc--, harmless, cathaftic,
tor lryrri-uur.-. raftlr-sne-s, worms, con-
.tiptiuu % rrut..-4
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The champion Of the world FOR many
xcrlleut and health giving qualities -
Gl3tc
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Nty DRiINSa, Soutrmu'r W -lth' 'N'hA 70
am Nrw NnrL Nj tuH rur p un pIrulHW
sterling exchange bankers BAL rl-!4
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,...n.n Bell .cc,irci the cuuer T.
-I,''i n. friend. atd adm r.rs upon
rs''N .'tion hy the city council ycstcr.
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u you want first G. ass custom made
shoe Tor either ladies, misses, children
or gents don't fail 10 see thoHe beat goods
at I. H. Jurdau'a. All goods guaranteed
M Represented, Nune better made,
IU ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-30
Kuishts and I.adles or Honor.

This order, new 10 Wheeling though very
extensive and popular in the larger cities
throughout the country, held It's hrst meet
ing at odd Fellows Hall last evening There
were about forty members present. the ladies
being tolerably we'll represented.
MI. George Ankle was called to the chair
and Mr.. George F. Irvine acting as secretary.
NIr, Arkle stated the objects OF the organi2a.
ton, which are beneficiary and fraternal.
Drs. John Z. Smith and John W. Morris were
elected Medical Examiners for the ensuinC
year. As It Is desired 10 give large number
OF ladies aud gentlemen whose names are on
the list Of membership and Others who desire
TO become members an opportunity To be
present, the election OF officers was post.
poned until next Wednesday evening at 1850
O'clock, in Odd Fellows Hall. and It Is hoped
there will be large attendance, at which
time Il will be determined when the supreme
Secretary will be present 10 install the officers
and constitute the lodge. am
This "a an excellent organization adm ttng
wives as well as husbands, Ladies and gen.
tlemen between the ages Of Is and IS years
can become members Of graded classes for the
benefit Of their families, the insurance rang.
ing from one 10 three thousand dollars. All
members and those desiring 10 become such
are requested to call at the office OF either
DR.. John Il Smith, 1i0I Chapline street. or
Or, John W. Morris, 81 Twelfth street, for
examination between this and Wednesday