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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-08

Tho Children's Mission Band OF the FRS
Presbyterian church. known as the "Syduey
! OFT Band" namad aft. the late Mrs. s. OH
who was so much interested In the work oj
the children, held Its seventh anniversary ia
tho lecture room last evening. The Dr. itor.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham, presided, and opsned
the exercises with prayer. Missionary initial.
j ligence was pleasantly given by the member
OF the Band, In Rotations aud c~ialopues'
/ Beautiful hymns were sung, aud all the ser.
vices were OF an instructive and oleya.inr
character Mshty-tour dollars were contribs.
uted by. the Band during the past yesr To.
wards the support Of Mrs. March in her mis-.
jslona,y work 10 Tripoli, Syria. In November
tsome appropriate Christmas cards were SAINT
to Mrs. March, which she received and ac.
sknowlodgcd In Il very sweet letter. This
nand deserves much credit for the good work
1t has accomplished under the supervision Of
Mrs; Cunningham, with the important aid
rendered in tho sing'ng by Miss Matte Tay.
lor and Mrs. LunSford. The meetings arc
monthly, and the children have not faled to
be there through winters cold and summers
heat.
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Lord Tato."."............M Mr.. william Armstrong
slt YIN. EyrrRrcen..".""w.~..Mr !. A. Miller, il
Capt; A; Blenheim ....,..""."""ar. George N. vardy
Souslii Joc......-. .,...".. ....,.... .....'.. Nj. ChaS. b. Okt
Lazy llat0 ",..., r........... ..... MiAs Lille CumminA
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Ell ASSIGNMENT,
a Young BusincHs MAN Quits aud GOe,
..l West Su&iueniy. |wan

a Young business Man Quits aud Goes
West Suddenly. 49,
There was yesterday admitted 10 record by
Recorder Hook a deed Of assignment made
by George W. Hess, the we'll known East
Wheeling butcher, to George R. L. Gllchriat,
Esq. BY 1t, IL consideration OF S. and trusts
set forth in the deed, Hess assigns lots s,
y, 7 aud 8 In that part OF the city formerly
known IS Manchester, together with ell the
buildings and Improvements made thereon;
his stock OF meats, groceries and general
merchandise at his butcher shop, No. IT'S
Jacob H,reet, hatcher tools, three horses, two
wagons. ono sleigh, one sled, five sets OF hay-
ness, three saddles, all The live stock at the
slaughter house and also the machinery in
The house; also all perso nal furniture, fix
lures, book accounts, evidences OF indebted.
ness and all other personal property wherever
found. All OF the above the assiguse IL 10
dispose OF as quickly as possible 10 the best
advantage aud pay the proceeds out as fol-
lows: "
First, all costs connected with the deed OF
ass!gnmeas including a 8 per cant commis-
sion on ali sales. Secood, to @. P. Brown,
sheriff, $50 80, taxes due for 1883. Third, 10
Cracraft Il Gilchrist, $50, money due them.
Fourth, 10 Frederick Unruh, collector OF city
and school taxes, $G2 70, money due for 1883
taxes. Fifth. TO Otto Hess, father Of George
W. Hess, $3.50, the amount OF various prom
issory notes held by him. Sixth, to Otto
Hess. 5000, the amouut OF a promissosy note
endorsed BY Otto Hess and II. Rohm and
paid by Otto Hess. Seventh, to Mrs. Z.
schwer'zfeger, 81, 900, the amount OF a prom
issory note held by her, endorsed by Otto
Hess. Eighth, to the German Bank, $500,
the amount OF a promissory note held by 1t
made to the order Of Z. Beck and endorsed
BY Elizabeth Beck. Ninth, TO the German
Bank, 800 and $3.50. tho amount Of Iromis-
sorry notes made to the order OF and endorsed
by Q. Hoffman. Tenth, to Taylor Richie,
ssl9. the amount OF Il debt. dus him. Elev.
enth, all other debts pro rata out OF the
residue, il there be any. I
1t is not believed that the assets will real
%lzsenough to pay the first claims OF Mr.. Otto
Hess, the father OF George. The latter has
gone West. He has lived q fast life Of late,
neglected his business, and the number OF
promissory notes tells very plainly how he
made the money tly.
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ToLEDo. March 7.-wheat kteady; No 2 rod
cash ~ 81 Goasl o; March 81 GO; April 81 o.; May
q Sa aesS; 'uG Ge-1 81 oSss; Jnly 81 o. pa; No. q spinSs
No. 2 cash and March Sc bid; Aprii M. tna
tS7sc: June 56Ac; rejected bO%c: no rrnde a,
ss.ed: Oats Dun; No. 2 white, sSkc: No. 2 CASH
ana March 4 May s7aS7Hc re jectedva5aasJiSc.
April $50, -"T rAAo '~A ~ 90
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BELL,kIkE.
A Train P"rts-Io"bunt Picnlc-County

A Train PnrtH-ToWbunt plcnIc-County
Ben. G.
AR. X. y. Garrard, whose very critical con.
dltion was noted yesterday, died yesterday
The tow boats lying here all drew in thei,
lines n left for up the river yesterday
afternoon. r 80
A great many Q1akers we're in town YES.
teruhy on the way TO their bones north O.
here at various points. I
Bishop Jaggar, OF Southern Ohio, will
preach at the Episcopal Church Sunday and
conduct continuation services, d
The Union freight line ofthe PENNSYLVANIA
Company has been making extraordinarily
4ulck time with goods from ths East 70,
Bellaire merchants lately.
A number OF BelIairs witnessps we,e a,
st. Clsiisville yesterday sgain. This time 1t
was I. T.. Clinton's suit for defamation oi
character against Jacob Duga.
The first meeting here in the iuteresl of the
county ssat removal, or rather in the interest
Of preventing St. Clairsvills from getting the
state Legislature to pess q bill requiring q
new u house to be built a t,that town, was
held yesterday. ~ gW IN,
HAue cteuDenVllle accommodation train
broke in two yesterday at Gravel Hill. Ma
harm was done, except tho breaking OF a
lamp by the end Of the bell rope. This
frightened the ladies and sot lone OF the
children to crying. .,,T'IT
The Sophomore class OF the High School
ha1 osganizsd a literary class OF It's own.
With the following officers to start of with j:
PRESIDENT, Jennie Wiley; Vics President.
Jennie Sheets; Secretary, Minnie Anderson.
Treasurer, Flora Faupel.
J. B. Barnhills suit against the CITY Was
decided In his favor. Now a number Of
those. living on the west side OF Union street
opposite the boiler works propose to sue Mr.
Baznhill for damage done, to their properly
BY the noise OF the works.
The crews OF some OF the towboats that
have been tied up here since the Ice has been
running heavy, have been having a good
time OF it. Some went up home by rail; but
those here have been enjoying their enforced
tdleness. The st. Cecilia band was on one OF
them Thursday night and the evening was
given up 10 music.
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An informal meeting Of a few Democrats
was held at the rooms Ct the Shakespeare
Club Thuss1ay night for the purpose Of OF.
gambling, or taking the preliminary steps tt
ward organizing, c Democratic club. The
project Is an old one, but those who IRE i'm
pressed with lis importance have never vet
succeeded in carrying their plans 10 e1scu-
ton. Committees were appointed to devise
a plan of organization, report MS 10 cos. of
rooms, etc. The Shakespeare Club, 1t is said,
Is willing to sell its lease OF its rooms, with
tue furuitura and fixtures. Whether thew
will be purchased has not yet been decided.
however; in fact 1t Is not yet certain that
this effort to organize tho club will BIZ auy
more successful than former ones.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

rs-5ECoND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -so,,
vices will be held at the Second Ttcsbytcrisu
Church, Rev. VIM. II. Cooke, D. D., pastor. n IN n
A. X. aud P. n. tomorrow. go ~
a1-zANE STREET NJ. Il. CHURCH-Rev Mr.
Fizpatfck, PASTOR, VIII preach tomorrow al 1886
are invited. 9T 81. :" 80 "A
no-F1RsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURGH.-The mas
tor. Rev. D. a. Cunningham, D. D., viii n.cach
tomorrow ut 1880 A. NJ. and 7 O'clock +, ". r.e"''N
s1-ClTlZENS' BIBLE ~CLAss.-The Cft,zens
Bible Class will meet In the lecture room of he
1.i0 FiGsoy'e1lan .thufch tomorrow afternoon at
2:Su O'CLOCK. strangers and other3 are rordia,Iy
invited 10 attend. * .liIT - - 1No'1uAaH'
HS-FoURTH STREET NJ. Z. CHuRCH.-proach,
Ink sunday a. 1880 A. N. and =, n. by tbc res.n-
i Rey. b !; + Smith ; altIs. D. ,, l.; IL the evening the pas.oi
whic Exit I'll are a st inyi. O. set saS5ec ~ nv vl y. questions, to
Ing. .'God.'. Bombay School at . r. NJ Y Syeu
Peoples Meeting, Monday at 200 !, N. us
sB-TIllRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -Tbo,.
will 10 Ereaching ~ the Third Plcs6yleriane
School 1t $50 T. II. ..I1 y o~'oAtn
nb-5pECIAL sERvlCEs.-scryiees for q, : ,,,,,,
congregation Will DO held In the Chspei on hr nHv
way. sunday at 1880 A. \. Sunday SchooiI n, . y "
nB'FIHsT ENG. EVAN. LuTH. cHUpcu :
The pulpit Will DO coupled, morning aud evenInv.
~ Rev. J.. e. Goettner. Of Allcshauy, Pa. ser.
2P. ". .l5f.g -2", oe A'o4 :
MOUNTED PRESBYTERIAN cHuR7H
IT.; Mcclure. .. D.: pAAtor. Service. 10 morrow a
morning. In tho evening Rev. Dr.. ] II. R q ~ u Nv y .
for twenty Jea,s a missionary In the fssI irIics'
will deliver q lecture on the tubject Of Foraaisn'
Missions. All arc Invited. - - '! HofelSa
nS,cqSSS lnns q ITo sEEv1cFs-The RI. Rev.
OF Southern Ohio. will preach coutifmSiiippuni LAUREN a
~ the piesby!eiian Church At Martins Ferry, tsiiu.
CLAY, 1AG yku lQAt, AI Il. N NINFuNH'
nD-WAYMAN CHI .PEL, "A. NJ, E. cHupcu
There vii BE- preaching at wayman Chapel. AIN.
III the evening at I O'Clock, BY Inc nss,or roI a. aia
Aseu'y. sabbath chool atsP, ~ ~ Wv y
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PERSONAL MENTION.

News and Gossip In Relation to Various
3 People.
Raw: Mr.. Goettner, OF Al!eghauey, Pa,
while in the city will be the guest OF Mr, ID
g. List and family. SI7
Col. Bob McE!downey, OF the wetzel
Democrat, Is in the city again. The Colonel
comes up now about once in 80 often.
Nj. C.s. Howell, city editor OF the Eren.
ing Journal, is a candidate for the Rspub.
characterization for Clerk Of the Circuit
Courts. rs
Col. Johnson ,oChief Engineer OF the D-&
0. Ra!lrAod, Was in The city yesterday. with
him was Capt. Abel Hunler, chief Of the
Fonrth DIVISION ,GTI0 -
Rey. J. 6. Lyle, p:stor OF the Third Pres.
hYlerian Church, OF this city, is now in New
York City, soliciting contributions 10 aid in
CATION. 15 425ms I0 -
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HThc Lights o, London.n

This play wfs presented again at the Opera
House last night to a full house, In spite OF
tho besstly weather and the dangerous aide.
walks. The audience was not less apprecia.
tive than on the previous night, and every.
thing moved of smoothly. MI. ]. A, Howell,
Ms Stth Prem, IN old North countryman, made
tho most Of the hardest role in the play. His
dialect Is fine, and he il n strong emotional
actor. The other members OF the company
are also equal 10 their characters, as a conceal
thing; nj Of them ara more. The play
will be repeated at the matinee this after.
and again this evening.
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PRor. JAMES A. srwrLL, A. NJ, NJ. D, Of
Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: =! hAye found Coldeh's Liquid Beef
Tonic particularly useful In advanced stages
OF consumption, weakness. dyspepsia and all
nervous affections. In pregnant women Il
food was rejected. PalstAble and easy OF
Digestion" (Take no other.) ~ MwrAw .,
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"HAckNErAcx," q lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price Is and 80 cents.
eHILon'a CuRr WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
FoR DYsrkPaIA and Liver Complaint, You
have . printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Bhlloh's Vitalizer. 1t never falls 10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle oil
shilol'a CAtarrh Remedy. Price 30 cauts. !
For saleby Nolan Bros. aud A. T. Young.
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D LOTS FINE SHOES.

100. Pair Woman's Fine Kid Button,
Old lots. which VIC are DESTROYS Of closing
out, and offer at the uniform price Of
$500 per pair. They arc not damaged,
aud are III good order. Call early md
thus secure first choice, nj
j. ". AMlCk'S,
1l4H MUM Street.
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DR.. Kings Now Discovery,

We cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by Dr.. King'sNew Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan 4 Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testing IL %wopdeffql merits by getting a trial
vinces them Of is rare qualities, and what a
regular dollar sized bottle will do. It Ia guar.
anteed to positively cure or no pay. xwyAw
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NEW Flouncings and Foster Kills 10.
day. IL. EMSiElMER.

LARGEST limo Of Spring Goods in tho
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
Of suitings, 100 different Patterns Of
PAMtAlOonlngs, and 90 different Patterns
uf Spring OYercoatinss. Made up in
best style, at G.. HESS Il SUNS,
No. 1921 1898 Market Strent.
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helped him down ons digit Of stairs whsrs

helped him down one flight OF stairs where
e. told her he could 10 alone md she left
him and went back to her room. When she
got there she heard q noise aud going down
Stairs saw Pettioord lying on his left side,
VIII a good deal OF blood about bis head.
She declared she did not 20 10 Miss lKauH.
mans room at all, nor did she tell her that
Petticord bad fallen. This Kaufman eirl
was down stairs when she got there. She
heard no person talking. There was no man
10 the house at tue time 10 far rs she knew.
The girls were all down staira. Susie Kaul.
man was there sitting In the Don with the
sest. Psttloord and she were upstairs about
htteen minutes. She had no difficulty with
him. but treated him kindly. bhe dia not
call anybody, nor tell anybody that pstticord
had fallen. The rest all knew It.
Coroner Bchultzs asked II the witness knew
q man named H4ggerty, and she said he WAS
over there. and tired TO question her, saying
be was working on tho case. Ho wanted to
90 10 her room with her, but she would not 70,
Petticord was drunk, and there wa, no LIGHT
10 the hall. A little light came In from The
two rooms, both doors being open. She did
not'know that Petticord had fallen until she
came down stairs, bat suspected It as soon as
she heard the noise. She heard Mrs. shipp
send for Officer Darum, but did not know
who II was suggested that a doctor be sum.
| moned. a 0I1
At the conclusion OF this girl's testimony
the jury, by request OF Captsin Doysner, 70.
Tired to consult as to whether she should be
held In custody any longer. II. was unani.
mously decided TO discharge her.
FINDING VI.
John Gibline, who was ut Mrs. shipp's on
Saturday evening about 0 o'clock, with 5 .san
Kaufman, 'ewors that Mary Vandyne hid
come TO the door OF the room ho was In, cry.
Inc. and ssid, "0h, he Tell he feliw When
be got down Stairs Officer Barum and the IT.
mates OF the house were there, and some one
told him the man had fallen. His testimony
showed no Q fact OF interest.
After this witness had finished bis testi-
mony, the Coroner adjourned the inquest
until 0 o'clock this morning, asking, the
Jurors to be present promptly, and promls.
ing to be done by noon to-day.
The services Of Judge Houaton as clerk
were dispensed with at the noon recess, and
Mr. Rheinstsom employed AZ steuogrApher.
This greatly expedited matters, as the large
amount OF testimony taken IN the afternoon
aessiou showed.
The matter has not yet assumed the phase
Of anything. but an accident, though there
are some wide discrepancies In the testimony
OF the inmates Of the house yesterday after.
noon, and ieveral contradictions OF their
stories were given BY other Witnesses.
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Mary Vandyne, was the ne1t witness. She
said: she had never seen Petticord until
about noon on Saturday. BE came 10 Mrs,
ships then, and stayed several hours, and
Ship he wanted a bed. The witness tooE
him upstairs, but be came right down, ehe
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GREAT bargains In damaged goods at J. ".
Ferrel's, corner Main and Twen,y.irst streeis
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g. 8. FEENY, manufacturer OF candies. nj.
ways has q large stock OF fresh goods on har d,
Prompt and careful attention given to orde,t.
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THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's
Market Square.
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A CARIBOU eight feet long and weight, Z
between three hundred and four hundr i
pounds was recently killed at Sandwich,
N. H ~. -r"-T1'
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To DC Until Dehu. 80 "
All persons who try to push other cicars
when the seal Skin are. called for. Consum.
ers know they are the best and will not be mt
OH with an inferior cigar. Always uniform
and reliable, and easily obtained.
NJ. REILLY, Agent,
.,5 Wheeling, W, Va.
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WHEREVER it has been placed in compel:
ton for bodily pains and aches, st, Jacob.
Oil has carried of the award. =.
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CITY MATTERS.
brief Notes on Current Events Of Mfnol
III ' Interest. ny

MA7IsExs at both theatres this afternoon.
"TnE LlonTso' LONDON again this evening.
SEVERAL unwary pedestrians got bad falls
on the 10y sidewalks last night.
TnE elements got the best Of the ground.
hog for q time, but he ID having q tlendish
revenge. Gtq
Tin Executive Relief Committee was In
session again last night They are trying 10
reach bottom, and did nothing but audit bills.
THERE was not q case at Police Court yes.
terday morning, and not q prisoner was Ia
the lookup at midnight Tor this mornings
court.
IT Is said that hay sells for three dollars per
tou more In BellRiTe than In Wheeling. This
IL the tax We pay for having poor roads.-
Helairc Tribune.
MEs. MEuAs, an aged lady II living Oh Water
street below Vogelnian'B tannery, fell down
stairs at her residence yesterday morning,
and broke her arm.
MAYOR MILAN acknowledges thu receipt OF
thr 0 boxes Of clothing from the relief COM
mttles Of Flushing, Ohio, which the Ameri-
can Express company carried free.
QutrE u party OF Dsllaire folk, wont 10
Wheeling yesterday everjn TO sec the
"Ligh,so' London" aud had 10 stay all night,
as tho B.. 4 .. train pulled out before the SLOW
WAS over Bellaire Independent.
BILLY MAYER's~ orchestra went out To Smith
field, Ohio, Thursday, 10 play Tor ut ANA
teur dramatic entertainment given by the
young iolks OF that village Last evening and
the evening before. They will return 10 the
city to-day.
Tne Alton Gas Company has sent to Pits.
bursh for forty pounds Of nitro glycerine to
be used In shooting" their well, which as
yet lisa non producer. 1t Is down l,400 leet,
and ,he stockholders ara feeling pretty bue
Ing quantities.
The Young Peoples Working Association
OF the Fist Baptist Church held their second
annivcrsary last evening, and despite the rain
aud slippery condition OF the sidewalks, II
large audience was present. and wsrs- well
pleased with tbs rendition OF the programme,
81 The audiences applauded all the efforts
heartily, Voc ~
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CHEAT bargains In damaged goods at ], W.
Ferrels corner Main aud Twenty frat streeta.
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Il Best Cast Steel Hatchst for 50 cents, at
Boyd's. Market Square.
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FIFTY DOZEN Irish Point Collars Mt
10c piece. II they nre not sold to-day
we shall wonder why. !
II, EMSVEIMER.
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GREAT bargains in damaged goods at J. W,
corner Main and Twenty.hrst streets
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TLOOD! FLOOD FLOOD!'

$40. 900 worth OF the Finest Clothing damaged BY
the food must DO sold regardless Of cod,
We Will remove April lat TO Geo. @. Roth's old
staad, corner Of Main aud Twensy.a t1treets. and
Will sill out all our present stock before moving.
Everybody Is invited to call II loon n pos,ble n
they wish 10 save money, At No. 2l2s Main atreet
feh2a. DAw rs q erprvpp, =, Y
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n DAILY MARKETS..
The Financial world,
aovrAu1ks1s-s.e.dy.

NEw YohK, March 7.-Money easy at lhA2 per
cent Prime mercantile paper ia5hI percent. 6tcr
ling Exchange banken' bills steady at u sGsst; Dc
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, Gocents, at Boyd's,
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40 Thermometer Record.
The following shows the range OF the ther.
momcter, as observed at Schnepfsdrug store.
Opera House corner, yesterday:
INDICATIONS.

1883. 1884,
"a. N. l2u. 8 +. NJ. 7r. NJ. IA. n. 70 MS r. N ,7r.x,
IS IS y q 80 SC 80 So
INDICATIONS.
WAsUlSaroS, D. G., March $3.50 i, NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, zen.
orally warmer cloudy weather, with rain,
variable winds, mostly northerly, diminish.
ing, followed by increasing pressure. 80
For the Lower Lakes, warmer cloudy
weather. with now and rain, nosthessterly
winds, lower pressure. TT
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THREE pounds Nails for 10 cents at Boyd.
Market Square. '
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FOR SALE,

NoR sALE-sTORY AND A HAZE
House. four roons and kitchen, fells, ~. IA
eistern; nGar Central sehool building. can m a1 ",
Perry. Ohio. MIMI
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! Tax Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 50cents ut
Market Square, SSGs5& t3E
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The Best Cast Steel Ha.chet' for so cents al
Boyd's, Market Square. s
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, COcentB, at Boyd.
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Market Square.