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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-15
The OIIYcttts Excnrsion.

Last evening u number OF Wheeling'syonng
folks who form one OF the numerous ciiqses
In the city-and-who have danced on nunier.
Gus occasions during the past winter under
the name OF 1.-THE 0,iyettes," excurtsd to
steubsnyille on the trim little steamer Prince
The boat left the levee abont eight o'clock.
From her ma,thead fipated the sta's and
stripes, from her hurricane deck ak pieces OF
Kramer's orchestra dlscoursed lively music
and on the cabin deck was grouped merry
crowd OF the pleasure seeke'S. They danced
on the way up and down. A stop was made
at Welsburg to view the gas wells. Steu
blnville was reached shortly after elev.
en- O'Clock and after short stop, the
home tip was commenced. About mid
night light repast was served. The
fancy papkins had '0liyeties" printed on
them, and the servants wore white navy caps
with the same printed on the front The
party reached home about2A. NJ, III roughly
pleased. Among those who were fortunate
en- ugh 10 be on board was noticed Misses
Mary McNabb, Mary Dinger, Eva Brinton,
Eva McFadden, LYDIA Ball, Bessie Morrison,
Alice West, Fannie Wells. Annie Ratclitf,
Carrie LOeber, Fanny MtCltment, Annie
Davis, A nnie Shaw and Messrs Dave Dlnger,
W. ]. McSabb, Robert Shaw, Mike Dinger,
W. NJ. MrNabb, Jue Sunderli.g, James Nc.
Adams, Charlia Morris OLAF dorsey, WIN.
Sadler, 0rIaf z me, Arch Ztne and VIM. Roll.
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THE EFFECT OF rIIE WEATHER
On Some OF the Things People Eat and
Their Prices.

An IsrKLLIGENCKR man in his sauntering
about town yesterday met an intelligent
farmer who gives some attention TO small
fruit growing and the production oil butter
and eggs, and asked him how The produces
business was. ,
"Way down." was his reply. "The plen'i.
ful supply l.. too much for prices. Why, ont
where live the hurksters won't pay more
than ten cents pound for butter, and Il Is
plenty at that price. Those warm, wet nights
last week made the grass grow ab1uE hall a
foot day, and it's that high now In the
fields" aud he indicated heigat OF about
three feet. q"
How are berries with your
+ Strawberries aad cherries are going 10 be
a plut 10 the market inside Of two weeks.
Strawberries ar too plenty now to have
much profit IL 'en. Look at that lot Did
you ever see faer berries2"
mot Often the reporter admitted.
"Those are common berries. The ine ones
are Just beginning TO come on. Bsrnesyille's
season Is Just opening up, aud you will see
berries 60 begging soon.'
How does the potato yiell nromise?' j.
.Bigger than last year, and II the same
Difficult y Is not encountered rs was last year
potatoes ought TO sell at = quarter a bushei
his fall. last year the indications Of big
yield at this time OF year were as good rs
now, but after the potatoes were dug they
rot,ed fast.
II tell you one thing" he continued, 1.-THE
fine grass and clover are making good June
beef. remember some months ago your
butchers here complained OF the scarcity Of
good cattle, and put up the price Of meat: IT'S
poor rule that won't work both ways. Now,
why don't they put 1t DOWN. You ought TO
put IL at them"
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Tbs closing exercises Of the Liusley Iasti.
tuta viii tSks place in the Capitol, In the
ha OF tue House Of Delegates, this evening.
The following programme will he rendered
Music, Overture LE'ete," Hoffman, op.
era House 0tchesus; essay, Luck
Ashley Coope recitation, 18th. Last Hym',"
John A. Lindau4n; original GRAFTON, "Ghar.
acter," E. A. Hlldreth, Jr; music merry
War Waltz" Strauss; essay, tie Present
Age" Wilbur +. Smith; recitation, "Death
g. OF penedict Arnold" F. y. lie Moyne
HupF; original poem, my Home" VIII 9
Hupp; Concert Recitation, "The Mariners
Dream" members OF Young American 50 J.
ETY.; music. Selection from 1olanthe Coulter
res; essay, THE ILtlaence OF Mind" Robtrt
CriswelI; recitation. "How he Saved St.
Mchael'S" John b. Roemer; original Grafton,
Progress Of Man, Robert II Elett. Jr;
MUSIC, Selection from Bohemian Girl"
Bale; farce, "CourtinR Malinds;" character,
"Melinda Marks" John A. Lindeman;
John Bailey" Frank Klieyes; Samuel
sloan,' James N. McAdam'; "Erastus
Barns" Andrew Hare; music, "Coucert
Polka" 0beTlIauSer.
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Rev. CIV. RICE, editor Of
the american Christian Re
mesv, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters:
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on the Baltimore & Ohio to Chicago on Wed.
ne,dny, June 10Th, 1883. National exposition
OF railway appliances, special attractions, an
electric railway, the first in America built
for business Two trains, carrying passengers
in beautiful cars, In constant operation.
First Exposition OF the kind ever held in the
world. On above date excursion trains will
RIM AZ follows: Leave Washington, Pa. IA.
NJ, 9:l5 A.. NJ, 6P. NJ, round trip rate, 50 %;
leave Wheeling. 9:2O a. NJ, 2i5 p NJ, ll:l6
P ", round trip rate, $ co. leave Bellaiie,
1908 a NJ, 5 =. NJ, ll:57 =. NJ, round trip
rate, $7.75; leave Newark, 2:l0r NJ, 1855 a. NJ ,
$3.50 A. NJ, round trip rate, 50 Arrive at
Chicago al $40 a. NJ, 8.35 a. N, 1870 p. NJ.
Tickets good to return for five days. Re-
turning, trains leavs Cnicago at S:lOA. N ,
$40 ,. M md 0:4O NJ. Day coaches and
Baltimore & Ohio palace sIeepers to and from
Chicago without change, on all through
trains. For tickets, general Information, etc,
call on agents OF Baltimore & Ohio.
W. E. REPrERT,
Pass Ag't, Trans'o Ohio Divisions
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DUKES, DEATH.
What Is Thought q the Shooting by
wheeling People.
HE did the right thing, and he did 1t

He did The right thing. And ne DID II
we'll"
"Yee; and you can't find jury that viii
convict him Of any crime"
Convict him 2 They'll clear him sAd ther
lionize bim-And they ought to-"
Served the scoundrel right"
These expressions or similar ones were L
DO heard yesterday wherever crowd OF mer
was collected, and they needed NJ ,xplanA
tlon. The topic OF conversation was the
shooting OF n. l.. Dukes by young Mutt a
Uniont0wn. Few people in the city knew Of
the shooting until they read II In the morn
Ing papers, and 1t was the universal subject
OF talk all over the city yesterday. Several
gentlemen In Wheeling among them Super
intendent OF Schools Birch and Hon. ]. ],
Woods, knew Dukes personally, and many
others by reputation, and nobody could be
found 10 becoms his apologist
Some people, however, deprecated the
manner OF Dukes taking off. Bald an attor'
ney last evening: Il have no sympathy fol
Dukes lie was as deep q dyed villain Al
ever lived. But Il Is a disgrace 10 Fayette
county that the murder Of Mutt should be
avenged In such lawless manner. Young
Mutt wss not TO blame. Any man OF right
feeling would have done the same thing
under the circumstances. The keen disgrace
to Fayette county Justice Is In The fact, thai
such circumstances Q uld exist"
Gentlemen" spoke up another lawyer, ~
take different view OF this whole matter
from all Of you. do not believe the jury
that tried Dukes was o. fault As soon rs
read the verbatim report OF the evidence In
the trial concluded that the man was not
legally guilty Of any crime in killing Mutt.
This used mntmur OF indignation, but
the speaker persisted IL stating his views: ~
differ with you all In this latter killing, too
I t. ink youug Mutt did right, and that there
was no on rage on Justice in the matter
There are crimes more heinous than murdel
for which the law provides no ade
quate penalty, and for which the only
condIgn punishment Is ignoble death
Nuts sou was the executiouer OF higher
law than any statute when he killed Dukes
not for the murder OF his father, but for The
worse crimes OF which he had been guilty
against Nuts family honor. agree with
you thGt no jury will convict him, and
glory In the fact that no twelve human be
ings can be found who would"
"Nonsense," said third gentleman. "the
twelve men who acquitted Dukes W. uld hang
Nntt tomorrow. Mutt ought to hays finish
ed Job we'll begun by killing the whole
twelve IL them; and then they ought to give
him o pension"
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Mr.. Frank BeaEIs is down from Pittsburgh
on visit to his parents.
Mr.. Ell. Terry has gone down the river for
short visit in the neighbOrhood OF ClAring'
ton.
The X. OF K. Lodge will meet tonight, and
the representation from the Grand Lodge
will make his 'ePort.
Hea,on & GtASon, OF the Black Diamond
tool works, are doing good work and making
some nice shipments.
Mr.. EbeutZes Woods has returned to his
old home for few days visit. All are glad
10 see Mr.. Woods looking 60 well.
Judge J. 8. Cochran has invited the Orion
Club up To his home to night 10 cat some Of
thoss great big G1e strawberries Of his rails
ing.
HlLuDAY'S COVE.
The recent heavy raiss have done some
damage.
Picking strawberries in 7. s. Chapm6n'S
patch IL now the order the day, keeping Q
number Of boys employed.
The cutting OF the new channel for HRr.
mons creek Is being pushed rapidly forward.
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The railers lodge OF the Amaleamsied
Assoc alton held meeting last night in their
hall in McLain's block, which was regarded
with good deal OF interest for the reason
that It was generally understood that the
question Of enforcing the ten hour rule
would be acted upon and probably settled
The m citing did not last long, ard after 1t
had aojourned leading nailtrs said nothing
a. all WIS done, that the ten hour matter
was not broact ed, but that the bject OF the
meeting was 10 select DELEGATES to u meeting
meeti could not be learned, but II was said
that It was not the general meeting OF the
Association 10 Philadelphia. 1t was inferred
that the mtetlng was to be held TO take action
In regard to the general enforcement Of the
ten hour law.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering andcryinR
with pain Of cutting teethH II 80. send 3,
once and get bottle OF Mrs. WinSlow'i
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Id
value Is incaloulable. It will relieve the
poor little suff4rer Immediately. Depend
upon It, mothers, there 10 no mistake about
Il. Il cures dysentary and diarrhoes, regu,,
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces intiamma
ton, and gives tone and energy @ the whole
fcr Children Testhlng 10 pleasant TO The
taste, AID Is the prescription OF one OF The
Oldest and best female physicians aud nurse.
In he United States, and 10 for sale by oil
druggists throughout the world. Price q
cents bottle. nwBAW
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PERSONAL n gNFiON.
News ANA Gossip In Reference 10 Various

News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
Hon. Bob Blair, of Richie county, was in
tho city yesterday.
Auditor Miller returned from short trir
TO New York last evening
Mr.. George Leighton has returned from Har
ward and will spend par: OF his vacation here
Mrs. Harriet Glass, OF LaBelle street, 4
having her residence extensively remodeled
Mrs. John L. Burt and children, OF tn,
Island, lef! yesterday for visit TO friends II
Dakota.
Mrs. +. NJ. Pearson, OF the South Side. hal
gone 10 Philadelphia and other eastern cite,
for long visit.
President P. W. Morris, OF the State Press
A ssociatiou, is In the city, and Is the tame
Morr.sas Of yore.
Miss Mamie Way, ono OF the Female Col
lege graduates, leaves for her home at Grays
vile, Ohio, 10 day.
MIR. Thomas D. Jones and wife, OF Texas
arc visiting Mrs. JoreSs father, Mr.. r. II.
Plummer on the Island.
Mrs +. G. Markham, Of Chicago (nee Mis-
Birdie Woodward) Is reported 10 bevery sick
with no hopes OF recovery.
Mr.. W. A. Wade and wife. Mr.. II. @. Wade
and II 50 Della Wade, OF MaSsilon, were at
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Messrs. J. Atkinson and Il. @. Wells and
Missee. D S Seaton aud Addie May Gale, VI
Bethany, were down yesterday.
Mr.. l.. s. Mcmillan, OF Chicago, who has
been visiting old friends in this vicinity for
The past two weeks, leaves for home this
morning.
Mis-, Fanni' Marsh, professor OF mathemat
les at the Female College, left yesterday for
New York city, where she will visit friends q
week or two before going to her home In Ud'
ca, N. Y.
DR., William B. Ulrich, physician and
surgeon to the Military Academy at Chester,
Pa, Is the guest OF Col. AleCk Campbell al
Bethany. He was in the city yesterday with
the Colonel.
Jake Kempls dropped In on his Cumber.
land friends last week looking Ike a full
blown June rose The roses will come
again, and 20 will Jake.-New Cumberland
Independent.
Messrs. W. II. Firth and R. NJ. @. Smith
Of tho G, i. & @ road, and T. Q. Hirsh, oil
Columbus, representing the Union Pacific
are at the Stamm: The O., B. & 2 gentlemen
are from Chicago.
Me.srs. Julirp Lemnynr, Of Washington
Pa and A. r, jacob and L. P. slsson, Of THU
county, were In Wheeling yesterday making
arrange menls for an increase Of Rccommo
dations for stock on the State Fair Grounds
Hon. A, D. Sharon, lessee OF Of the famou
Grand Pacific Hotal, OF San Francisco, &C
companied BY his wife aud daughter, were II
The city short time yesterday on their wa!
| to MI Pleasant 10 visit Mr.. shGron's mother
Messrs. G. Ed. Mendel, William Exley ant
Robert Campbell OF the S.ats Fair Board
left yesterday for Colum bus, where they will
attend the races, and make an effort to secur
desirable entire, in the speed classes for thu
coming State Fair.
state Superintendent OF Free schoo'
Butcher got in from Fairmont at midnight
He will attend the Commence ment OF tn
state Normal school at West Liberty to-day
All ibis school there are but three graduate
this year, MlsR,s Jessie L. Hill, Ida s. Blgg
and Alverda NJ. Curtis
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Tho Mounds,ille Temperance Rally.

The programme arranged for the temper
ance convention 10 be held at Mourdsville,
July third and fourth, Is as follows:
The meeting will be opened at 1890 o'clock,
July third, by rev. f W. Ryan, 2. 4. The
morning session will be occupied In dsvo-
tional exercises, and In Certain preliminary
arrangements for the " TX Of he Convention.
At two o'clock IN y g afternoon Mrs. J, Ellen
Foster, OF Iowa, will deliver an address. At
Ar. NJ. there will be a temperance experience
meeting, which will close the afternoons
exercises. AT 7:S0 iHthe evening Rev. DR..
J. Il Smith, Of this city, will address the
The second days session will be opened
with an address by Rev. J. r. Thompson.
late pr, sldent OF tho University. At 2o'clock
NJ. A children's meeting will take place.
An GxperIencs meeting will he held at I
O'Clock P. N 10 the evening at 1850 o'clot k
Mrs. Foster will again address the meeting.
A pyroteohnic display will be given each
evening during the sitting Of the COnysn.
ton
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We are not given TO boasting, nor do We
believe in that kind Of business, but when
petty dealers take underhand methods to b.
little our business, we feel 1t due to the pub
lic that they should know whats what
We handle more New Potatoes, Beans, Peas
Cucunibers, Cabbage, Pine Apples, Bananas,
Oranges, Lemons etc. than all the balance Of
them combined and that's what hurts them.
Dealers who want good, fresh stock, at bot
ZARsIrs BRcs & Co.,
1920 Main street.
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J.w. AN1CK's CHEAP COUNTER.

100 Pairs Women's Kid and Morocco
BntttnM $l,s5.
IS rAlrt n EMS and Boys Fine Low Cul
Sll0eS nj Sl.O0.
50 Fairs Infants Kid Slippers at &c.
We Oif-r the above odd lots to clOSt
th,m out, and NIL genuine bargains, at
J. ". AAILR's,
11i3 Main, Near Twelfth street.
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MILLIONS OF bottles of DR.. Kings New Dis
covsry for Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
az Trial Bottles Of The large sizs. This enor'
nous outlay would BIZ disastrous to the pro.
prietors, were 1t not for the rare merits
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Call
al Logan & Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store,
and get q 100 Trial Bottle free, and try for
yourself. II never fails to cure. MwFLw
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pr. Kings New Discovery.

NEVER was such rush made for any Drus
Store as Is now at Logan 4 Co.'s, bridge cor
ner, for Trial Bottle VI Dr. Kieg's New Dis
cpvery for Consumption, Coughs, and colds
All persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis
Hoarseness, Severe Cou hs, or any affection
OF the Throat aud Lung, can get q Trial Bot
tie OF this great remedy for ten cents, by
calling a, above Drug Store. nv raw
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White Mountain FreGz.rs.
For Rent Room with Board.
BABY Carrlages-Jos. GrIvtg.
For observation-disclosures St. Lawrence.
Secondhand orgAns-Wilson & Banner.
Johns HVpk MS University.
Summer Music Books.
Notice OF Drawiugof Buckeye GlIsS Com
pany Bonds.
First Break-A. siedonbaoh & Bro.-Hest
OF Local.
Sale q Furniture at AuctiOn-A. 6. Har
den.-Fourth Page.
Camp Meeting Boarding House. n
0tomsns-G. Msndel & Co,
PteSenLS-A. A. FranZteiH.
Wedding Presents-I. G. Dillon.
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All persons wishing 10 test the merits Of a
great remedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, hronchi-
It's, orany affection Il the Throatan Lungs
arc requested 10 call at Logan & Co.'s Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get u lOc Trial Bottle
OF Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, whcA will show you what regular
sized bottle will do. cow.
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jus. received, so dtz,n light thin gloves,
all color. and at all prices 100 dozen ladies'
and children's hose, 10 cent?; the incest lot
OF fans ever presented in the city, from one
cent 10 one dollar. Thin dress goods In great
abundance at all prices, from 5 cents up;
10000 bolts wall paper at 7 cents. Carpets al
almost your own prices, for cash: Call soon
at JOHN RoEMEE'S.
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10 MeJu'iG Cesar Dramatic Troupe;
Knowing tina, on half the pc sons desirInI
10 sec your rendition Of Sht kGspeare's Rrea
trnSe,ly OF Julius ca ar" had not the op
rirtnnity, and iuAny who had that pleasure
d .sirlnE 10 wiltess 1t again, we do retpAct
fuil request of you repetition OF thH same
NJ such early date Is you can bts. arrange
and we do guarantee you crowded house
Respectfully,
MANY ClTiztN LADIES AND GESTLENEN.
Iheeii"g. Jane II 'S3.
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EoR SALE

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, ,r,u.
atsd on Fork Ridge, MarshGll county, ". Va,
Smiles from b. q 0. +. K. station, Is miles
from Wheeling, on a good road, all in grass,
and in high state Of cultivation; one.b.li
mile from school, convenient to mills mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit, we'll
watered. To be sold in one trSct or In mar.
GELS. For further particulars call on or Id.
dresa
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co.. W, Va
Mention this nantr ia25.nAv
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a large force Of men and teams are EN-.
ployed.
The ratns which are keeping bs"k the work
ing OF torn aCd poiR'osS, a'e making a fne
promise Of grass and wheat. Hay will Ger.
iainly be abundaut neri harvest.
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WANTED,

w RER
ApaI'y wishing to Org'niro a company to man.
uiaCtnre glass in town In Southern rcpusylvnnI,
having tho advantages Of cheap labor. itelyhu hi
issbtlleyed plenty Of good Material drrVs to CORE.
sPond with some one understanding the bu,inc,s
who would DO willing to furnish part oil the capl.
tai aud undertake the Management. The citizens NJ
the town 10 iurnlsh the balance Of the capital
Address, giving reference,
,..,,, GLASS.
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A 6, HARnES offers his entire stock Of fur
pliure, cons.sllnsoi bed iolm smiths cane and
wo,,d slat chair, sidehoRrds Lounges. &c, Al
sur,iun. commencing ON Tuesday. June 10
nj . o'clock r N. This .sa rare chance fol
hirralnA
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle OF
shiloh's Caiarrh Remedy. Price 30 cents.
Sold by McI.ain Brothers and Alex 7. Young.
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1receiyed this week large line OF mems
Button, Congress and low cut shoes, suitable
for The seaGon. An inspection will satisfy
any one that have the best stock In the city
and at the lowest prices. L. v. BLOND.
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Tho following shows the range OF the Their.
mOnletrr, az observed at Scunepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
lsS2 l., 1883
IA i?xSF.M.7hGI7A.N l2N.3R. MIN.
~ 81 81 % IS a 70 Il
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TUE Rev. George H. Thayer, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says "Both m VSelf aud wife owe our
lives tn shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young.
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Headquarters for Vienna Pressed Yeast
will be found with McClusky, Oyster Depot.
Orders left there will receive prompt atten'
ton. vienna pressed YEAST Co.
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ToR SALE AT A BARGAIN,

Right hundred and twNnty-one acres Of snol,
umbered land about nye miles @ntlcGs: Of FtSi.
Tbs lAnL Il uMderlEld with coal and tLe tI,r,r ~
he Heated down Xix River to market. KlsS btSG
a1uS Of tmbSred lard In Pe1y county, Tennessee
", '. H0GE / RRN..
VI. ~
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wAsHISoroN, D. C.,Juue l5-l:S0A. NJ
For tennessee and the Ohio Valley anu Lower
Lake Region, warmer and fair weather, from
PAST 10 south winds and lover barometer.
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sHroH's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and bronchitis.
Sid by McLnin Brothers, and Alex r.
Young. D&w
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But thew need not weep so much II they
nse DR.. Pierces "Eavoiite Prescription
which cures all the painful naladies peculiar
to women. Sold by druggists TurAw
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-A FIRST.CLASS BRICK
u Dwelling OF 10 rooms, situated on H0WShI
street, IN RifkwOod. Terms 10 suit purchaser 81,
qutre q JAMES DUNCAN. oGlebGy Block, EridSc.
VlIt, VINO HTG
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VIZ will receive Friday, June 18th. one
car OF choice new potatoes, one car OF cab,
bGse, pine apples. beaVs, cncumbers and
tomatoes which will be sold cheap at
ZARNTrI RRoS. K Cos.
1870 Main street.
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DYSPEPSIA, heartburn, nausea, indigestion
etc, are always relieved by Browns Iron
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WILL k1cErvE June 10Th, 50 punches o
choice bananas at
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Twill offer this week some real bargains
In ladies shoes, walking shoes and slippers.
Cali early while we have O full assortment
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EVERYBODY praises St. Jacobs Oil, from
youth to age, Us the graf pain.cure.