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The sun., 1884-01-06

Come AWAY. away. children;
Come. children; COM duwnt
The hnarsr wind blows colder:
Lights shine III the town.
She will start iron, her hiumber
When guSts shake the door:
She will hear tho winds h0wlinR.
VIII hear the waves roar.
We Rhnll See. whl,. nbu,eus
The wArcs roar aud whirL
Acti.ing of nmhrr.
pavement OF pearl.
Singing. ere came mortal
Hut tiitless " a. eArt
And alone dwell forever
The kings OF the rea."
But children. ut midnight,
When 4oft the winds blow
When oi,ar falls the moonlight
When spriig ideS are low;
When sweet airs come SeHwnrd
From heaths stirred Mil, broom.
And higl, rocks throw niildiy
On the blAnch'd sands u glpotn:
Up ihr still, giiste liIR beaches.
Up the ere, ks we will HE,
Over bnnksof bright .-aweed
The ehb tihe leaves dry.
We Will gtze from th- rand hills
A. thr wnite. slrrpinv town,
A. thu church On The hiilside,
And then come bHck down
Singing: "Thr re d~ells 70, ed one,
But cruel IN sh.t
She lrfi lonely forever
Tka n N ,lf h.,A
The sun., 1884-01-06
THE BETTER PART.

Long fed on boundlcss hopes. o race OF man,
How angr,y thou spurns't all simpler f8rei
Christ some one says, - was human are;
No judge eyes us from heaveiL our sin scan;
We live no more when we have done our spau."
We'll then, for Christ" thou answerest, " Who can
caret
From sin which heaven records not, why fOrbeArt
Live we like brutes our life without plan"
SO answerest thou; but why not rather say:
" Hath man no second life 7 Pitch his one hiqhl
Sta there no Judge III heaven our ain 10 see
More strictly then, the in,cdrd judye obey,
Was Christ man like usg Az let us tru
If then. too be such men
The sun., 1884-01-06

In tho same lhtor collection nre to Oe founh
the two exquisite portraits Euphrosyne"
and 'Urania," the latter OF which the reader
will thank us for reproducing here. 1t has 10
rival even In Tennysons gallery:
she smiles and smiles aud wiii not Ngh.
while We for hnIirles. pAssioH die:
Yet she Cuuld Orc. iIinsr ewes declare.
Were but uen nOblcr than they arc.
Eagerly once her gracious ken
Was turned np"n lie sons Of men;
But light the serious visage grew
She looked. and snil d. ana sAw them through.
Our petty souls, eur strut ing wits
Our Iaburd, luuN. passion III
An may shs sc"ru them siil iii We
Scorn them as lhitttl, ~ >hel
Yet show her oncr yr heavenly ppwera
One uf some wnrihcr rae. than oursi
one fUr whore AXE rl" once might provo
How deeply size VINO scuTns cun love.
His eyes he Ike ilr siRrry lights
His voice iihr 'nuiit- at slniIrr nights
In at his lovely mirn let pierce
The nlaRr OF the uu'trscl
Aud she 10 him wi reach her hand.
Aud SAD ny i-,Ncs viii sIand
AHi Know h r friend, aud weep fer glec
Anh cry, "I~ing. long I've lnokcd fig tlrel"
Then Will SHE weep; Win snies lll then
tOlily abe moe stbr snnp at n,n
TIL then her lovely eyes Inain,sn
l'-ir Pure, unwsNering deep di,'iain
1t Is naturally in Mr. Arnoid's sonnets that
W. look ior the embodiment Of thought. as con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-03
STATE POLITICS.
THE DxMocRhT,c NOMINATIONS.
For Various Important Slate 0nle's ro1etold b
ar. na,sicr, uho SAys lie will b. Oae Of. THIN. +
Auditor Miller SUI a ros,ibillly ~ II
WA q Candidate for Governor.

The farke,sburg State Journal OF Tuesday
hau The following interesting political talk |:
Ia conversation, to-day, Col. J. J. 8. Hasslsr
confidently stated that the figh.ios the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor lsy between
Il. Willis Wilson and L. Boyd Faulkner. He
also stated that the candidate would come
from tho Second District. AS L. Boyd Fanlk.
ner comes from the Second District, II Ia
plain 10 be seen that III his oplnion X, BOYD
Ia the man. He thinks that the Auditor will
DO nominated iroui tho Fourth District. j.
]. 8. Hs.sler IL thd candidate from this Dis.
irlot ]. J. 8. Is the coming candidate for
Auditor. The fact that DArrah, OF Wheel
Ing wants TO atop into Miller 3 shoes does not
usen to bother him n particle.
Tho candidate from jackson thinks there Ia
not even fighting chance for either Judge
Raymond, Senator Van Meier or Auditor Jos.
8. Miller. He regards the situation a. being
such that no dark horse or any other animal
| noCd epply at the coming convention. He
further prcdict1 that the candidate for At.
turney General will be chosen from the First
disttict, and the candidate for Treasurer will
| be led forth from the Third. 1t Is unntceE.
tary 10 add that II Is also his candid opinion
Tint ihs nominees above mentioned will all
be elected. 'Ii LAY ..a-N
An attempt to interview tho Auditor this
morning was complete failure. He only
stated that the Baker faction In Ohio county
had bsen doHned at Saturdays convention,
held in Wheeling l, Is a we'll known fact
that there are numbers OF delegates all over
the Btale who cling 10 Miller az their FRS,
choice. Now that the decision OF the
Supreme Court hss viadicatcd hu cilicial
acts, there Is good resson why he should
come before the convention, prominently, in
optic Of bis Quondam withdrawal. Stranger
things have happened and may happen
again. At any rata his extreme reticenco
points In that direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-03

Lieut.. Sylyis, OF tie city police force, has
complsted his monthly rel ort Of the opera.
tions Of the force fer June, which shows the
following statiutics: Number Of arrests, 1873; by
Capt. Bennett, S; Lieut.. sylvl,, 3; Dunlap. 0:
Heller, 5; Juukinr. Z; BellvilIe, 8; BIRD, 10;
Reid. E; Montgomely, S; Morris, "; Frebolt,
IS; Bsrum. G; Nolte, S; Taylor. /; Grist, 6;
Lis.on. .; Rsdford, .; Combs, s: Carl, 5; Ken
nedy, G; Huff. s; special officer Kraft, /.
THIS arrests we're for the following otiense.:
Disorterly, S.; drunkennesa. "a; keeping
house Of i'll fame. 8; losing In houses Of iii
fame, IL; prostitution, Is; profaue language,
!; vagrsncy, .; resisting cfi:er, l; violating
rules OF the Board of Public Works, /; carry
ing concealed weapons, 2; abusive language,
]; 10. fiug in market house, 8
Fines we're assessed to The amount OF $3.50
in the month, Of which 4l9 was paid and $3.50
unpsid. Lookup fees to the amount OF
$50 90. $l2oD Of serecan!'s fees, 81 for COM
niimen,s sud 1926 90 OF Clerks fees were
collected, making u total Of SS65 Is collected
and turned over to the city. ~. g.
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PERSONAL n ENTiON.
News and Gossip In Relation TO Various
.-I Peonle.

NEWS ana GOtalp IN hclhtkOn 10 tArl Gus
l. People.
Mrs. ". g. Mccurdy and childrsp, Of thi.
city, are Wis ting friends in Washington, Pa.
Mr.. Ballard, Of the Howe sewing machine
So, will spend the Fourth with his family
who are sojourning al ZAneaville O.
Mrs. Judge Good and daughter, Miss Julia
o! this city, bavs gone to Frostburg, whore
they will spend tie summer at the Frost man
sion.
Charlie Blanchard, the clever deputy
sheriff, lesyss thia morning for CIevevelaud,
where he will spend three or four days pleas.
uIe seeking a..7
Messrs Harry Riddle and Jack Newton, Of
Benwood, will leave this morsing fol
England, on visit to old friends. They will
be gone about seven weeks
Hon. u. Boyd Faulkner left last evening
for New Msrtinsville. He has been looking
after his fences In this CT y for two days pas
In his ususl genial manner.
Mics Annie Reizsll, OF Warren, o., Is visit
ing friends at Cumberland, Nd. Miss Reit
z,ll until the tsrm j1st closed was q al u.
dent at Mt. de Chantal for three years aul
has many warm friends in this city.
Mics Mary Bukey, Of Petersburg, who
has been visiting at Mt. de Chsntal, Of whlot
institution she is n graduate, for several days
paat, In row the quest OF Miss Emma Stamm
MisG Bukey is charming lady aud has q
large circle OF admirs.s in this city.
Clarence Laird, formerly Of the class Of a.
OF Marietta College, will pitch for the Bellaire
club III their game here on the Fourth. Mr.
Lsird IL 3 fne player, having been offered
positions in several professional clubs. Mr.;
Laird Is the candidate on the Republican
ticket for Clnnty Surveyor, OF Ohio county
W. Va.-Nuie.ta Register.
Vice Piesidsnt' Thompson, of the Ohio
River road, and Col. ". N. Chancellor, Of
parke,ebusg, we're in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Thomptou bslisyes that now It has beer
shown that the Ohio Mvpr yosa Is 8 reality
and not q paper road, that It Is doingi con;
siderable business and that bpsiners 10 On The
increa.e and thatit must have room In which
10 tranesct that business, and that Council
will grant to it snd the P, W. l. Ky. road the
facilities ssked for in the ordinance now be-
fore Council. IL ssiI in addition, that the
prospects, for the road doing an sno.mons
freight buansss were excellent. lis pas:
Hergtr tssGe already exceeds expectation.
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Hu.inehs Mt Clerk Hooks Office,

@. Ell schererlein was yesterday appoint
ed guardian OF John 0. schenerlein and G.
Ed schenerlein, j., orphans Of Mary sche-
nerlein. deceased, and gave bond in the sum
Of $500, with Maria echene,lein as surety.
Louis I. Thoras was yesterday appointed
Thomas deceased. spd gave bond in the sum
Of $500 with Charles c. EismO:!h and Louis
F. siisl SO su,e,les. i.
G. A. Beutsr WEB appointed guardian OF
Matilda, Louis and Carrie Klari. orphans Of
Frank Klari, deceased. and gave bond In the
sum Of 81 eco, with William schockey as
surety.
Clelk Hook also admitted to record deed
male June 90, by Mary Jane Carney to
KAN, trustees Of Philip Reilly, deceased, re-
leasing 10 said trustees the interest OF said
first party in the mansion Louse aud farm
left by said Philip Reilly In his will.
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BEl.LAlxE.
Sob over n GhOw-SAri0us Personal and
General EOtcR. 2
Bel1aire sAlonnk penpra panernilu bs va Ds IA

Sob Over Ehow-SAriOus Personal and
General E0tca.
Bellaire aaloonkeepers generally have paid
the Scott lax. - r.. r.
The water rents are now duo and must be
paid by July 10.
Howard psndry will spend week visiting
frisndu In Cleveland. IA. =. n
A. J. Myers supplies the Andes With Ice.
A large quantity was taken on board Tues.
day evening.
Lsw:s Martin hes been. made foreman of
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh shops here in
plsos CT John Boap. 20 100 - -.
The Baltimore & Ohio platform and railing
at the passenger depot on the bridge is being
repaired and Will be neatly painted. .
The new f.ttenirg wheel for the Enter.
prise window glass works, larger wheel
Than tho one lately built for the furnace. Ia
being cast at the Ana foundry here.
The case Of Pat Curran against the Bali.
more & Ohio railroad for breskiug bis cart
at the eentsnl avenue crossing, was tried be-
fore George Criswell yesterday TO jury.
The Bellsro msila. that were sent 10 uolnts
along the river between here and Park err.
burg by the, DiurnHl and Courier, now 90 to
Wheeling and By the 0aio River railroad.
Both Republicans and Democrats here
seem to be we'll satisfied with tho consrer.
slonal nominations, the one party, with j. d.
Taylor and the other with that; Of General
Warner. RE- I: ~ Il. dir, =s.;
J.sA. eca,borough'has taken charge OF all
the daily paper trade Of Bellaire. lie has
bought the subscription lists of the news
Iapofu md thev will. aftar uoyk MonJ.w;
sell only over the counter. gF. ~ II -
I!fhe:new engines and pump at the power
house are running now and with the eScep.
,ion q tho usual Stiffness in new machinery
everything works spendidly. The amount
Of water thrown is several times what The old
pumps were able to throw before they be-.
There was trouble between q show oouts
pany advertised for Zloh's hall Tuesaay
evening and the proprietor OF the hall, and
the ulshos was almost mob gathering about
the doors demanding their 6 money. The
police we're called on to interfere, but did not
tliQE IL necessary. = s.F|. l.,
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BTATE AND VICINITY.
Recent DOinRs OF West Virgininns AN
--L. Their NeighboEs. y. \ Nv

Recent DoinKs OF West Virgininns and
sl, Their Neighbors. ~.
Judge George LOOMS. Of Parkersbueg, ia
erecting summer cottage for bis family at
Terra Alta. I..s,,.., :. IT.,
q, The G. A. R. post at West Alexander haye
arranged 10 give big picnic and festival on
the Fourth. They will celebrate and at the
same time add to their Golfers, q ~
The knights Of pythiss, Masons and Odd
Fellows OF Fayatte county, assisted BY, dele.
cations from Huntington and Hinton will
celebrate the Fourth by having a monster
parade and picnic at Fayetteville. q r-7-.s.
! The West Virginia Press Association is con.
templating an e1surslon to Florida tho com.
ing winter. Ithas been suggested that some
time in December or January. would bs a
good time to 60. The Worlds Exposition at
New Orleana could then be visited. fggi!Ss,..S
Capt. G. B. Forsmsu, Of The steaner CHI.
ton, ssys that the report that tho Clifton
grounded on the creek bar on her last m
trip ir mistake She merely started In the
channel q, little too far up and had to came
back afew feet In order to properly atraighten
upthar tow. 2. 80
J'Georgs D. Hughes, inspector Of bridges on
the Cumberland division OF tho Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, fell from Patterson Greek
bridge Last week, a diatance Of twenty feet.
In falling be struck with his side on a pIo.
jectius sill OF the bridge, causing internal
injuries. He WAS sent to bis home In Har.
psr's Ferry. His injuries are conaidersd
tesious. ~ 'id4;. aSssa1I%
The old soldiers and the citiz,ns OF Cum.
berland, Md, are putting forth every en-,
deavo. to maku the reunion Of the aocisty OF
the Army OF West Virginia to be held there
next September, q grand SUCCESS. Com.
mittees have been appointed to look after
every detail. All the old generals living az
o number Of prominent nen from ali over
tho county are expected to be present dur:
Ing the encampmsut. ...I53
: The Parkersburg Stale Journal says: 1.-THE
Wheeling and Parksrsourg Transportation
Company propose 10 bnild two atsrn.wheel
packs,1 10 take the p!aces Of tho 0ouiisr AID
blurnsl, 10 we'll known in the Wheeling rid
trade. There boats will pot be-
until next year." The Journal ia
a little previous. The company hn been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-03

List week the office OF the State Fair As.
ISOLATION, at the main entrance to the Fair
Grounds on tho Island, wsa broken Into one
night. Harry E1!ey, who 10 employed by
tho Association, swore out warrants before
'squira Ankle for three boys, Gaorge Strauss,
aged 10, Thomas Lawless, ssed 10. and Harry
Bowers, abou! tho same age. charging them
with the crime. s.raus, was soon arrested
By Officer Rsdford, but the older boys were
too wary, and thee Ulcers having the warrsntn
failed to secure them until yesteydsy, when
Officers Bsrum and Taylcr found them IN a
house Oh the South Side and arrested them
oae OF them attempted to escape by le,ping
unhust on the outs d.. All Tires wer, nut
under bonda in the sim of 5000 euch for their
appearance for u preliminary hearing at 8
O'Clock this afternoon, ard in default OF bail
Eera sent To all. lEtiis ~ ~ as y r.. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-03

In connection with The recent Cathedral
fair and festival given at The stata:H ouse,
there were Two watch contests that were not
decided during the progress OF the fair. The
contest between MesaIs.; Frank Ries;er and
Michael Cusick iorSlhe elegant gsntiemau's
gold hunting; csso watnhlwiii be decided ut
the hall OF Che, House Of Delegates Tonight,
Tile hall was secured in ordar to pccommo.
dato the friends ol:the conths.snts, Who have
taken great deal Of interest in the natter
aud want 70 SEQ the watch. awarded. The
contes, for tho lstli.a: gold watch between
Misses Posis Miller aud Kate Milburn will
not clcs, until the end OF the preaant month:
In both contests there has been a. spirit OF
friendly r.v .iry that will result in swelling
the proceeds o! the fair considerably.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-03

John Helt, administrator Of the estate Of
Hobn Hart, deceased, ye,erdsy entered suit
III the Circuit Court, by his attorney, John L.
Mckennon, Esq, against the Wheeling Il
ParkeIsbu,g Transportation company, claim.
ing damages in tho sum OF $1,000 for the
killing o. said Hart, who was Que OF the fifty
four pMspnsereers who lost their lives on the
ilI.lslsd night Of July 4, 1852, " hen the steam.
crsscloto and Lomas, both bearing excursion
tho fourteenth damage sui; against the own.
e.s OF the boats for loss OF lie by the disaster
and most OF them lay danagtu at $40 900,
None OF them have yet been tried, though
most OF item were entered In 1882, A few
OF them were taken TO The U. s Court,
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CLEARANCE SIZE.
ul1e 4,,telhqea1Gra::.
office: nal. .5 nn.i ~ Fou :-enti, Str -at
New Advertisements.

Wanted-Surse Girl.
For Sale-Snfce.
Remoyal-Fritdrich Gehrlpg, Piano Man
ufacturer. @
For sale-Mill ssock-G. o. Smith.
Notice 10 Stockholders.
Lsatherwood Property For SR!e.
The Swift Specific Company.
Fount-Chippewa EIcutaion.
Notice-K. Crapg!e.
Announcsment-Harry Riddle.
Municipal Notice.. A. Miller, Mayor.
The G., l.. 4 W. Il. X.
Geo. NJ. snock G Co.-Clesrarce Sale
Head Of Local. ..,5.
A. 5ledeubach & Bro.-Clearance Sales
Head OF L3cal.
Notice--Walter H. Rincha,t-Fourth page
Htockholdess' Meeting-Four,h page.
Dividend Notice-Fourth page.
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Tho Fourth nj the Park.

An unusually interesting programme Of
exercises has been arranged ior the Fourth 81
July at the Park. The usual admission oniv
will be charged. Music for dancing and
p,omenading will be furnished until ! r. M,
and the gates will DO closed at Qir.ln, No
more pleasant and inviting place ! can be
found anywhere for an enjoyable priyaie
picnic on the Glorious Fourth than Whepl.
Ing Park. 1t is sufficiently large 10 avoid
othsr croTds. or visitors can indulge Ia dane.
ing or enjoy the excellent music at Will. Tbe
natural charsls Of this unsarpsassd; resort
have been heightened byar., and It Is fealiy
rare treat 10 breathe the pure air OF heaysn
among such perfect surroundings. Nodoub;
tho rush to the cool and attractive SHADE viii
be great next Friday. IN y. )
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Vice ~ cr,deut Of Tho CIV rn,h

Mr.. Robert G. Da'z.ll, who for several years
han been Vice ritcipsl OF ths Linsly Insti-
tute, has resigned to accep. the yics pres,.
dency Of the City Bank. Mr.. Da'zsll entered
at once upon the duties 81 his responsible
position. The Linsly Institute loses con.
scisn,ious and tfl,ient educator, and the
City Bank gains 81 Q Ulcer Of rare intelligence
and sterling character. '.5 1870. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-03
Notice 10 Consumers OF Gu, bon OH.

NUtIC6 10 VUHHHElCEH u CTlT UOh VII,
The laws OF the State OF Ohio stlix a heay,
iine on. all ps,sonB who sell or use burning
oil which has not teen inspected or branded
by State c III ser. ~. 7E'
An oil branded OHIO Legal Test Ia now OH
sale in this city without being properly test.
ed or inspected, and the purchase or use Of
such dangerous oils subjects parties dealing
In 1t 10 tevero penalties.
stT Isaiah WARREN & Co. +,
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Another lot Of carriages jump seats, two and
three spring phastons, cog carts, piano box
and cut down front buggies; sill full leather
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
and three spring wagons for less money than
ever before offered in Wheeling. Gall, see
and price at J. W. Ferreps, corner Main and
THanty.6rat atraata Il.
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Thermometer Record

The following elbows The range Of the lher.
-mometer, as observedat schnept's drug store,
Opera Houte corner, Saturday: IA. NJ, .7G';
Il N, oS'';; sr.~A., 9sss; r. ";
AZ WARRINGTON, D. G., July 3,-l:sO i. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather. light variable winds aud stationary
temperature. ~ = = =: -, :, : : ~
For tho Lower Lake region, fair. weather,
variable winds, generally from the east In
the western part stationary temperature.
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''1he Southern BELIEF which Is recog.
nized as tho Leading Picnic lint Of the
season, you will find nicely trimmed in
Wash Blond, and for sale ut IS cents.
A. l.. RICE l. 20,
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Just received on consignment from the
factory, three new magnificent brilIiants
tone pianot; also carpets, wall papers, oil
cloths, window shades, &c., &C., cheap for
cash Or short credit. Call and ace them be-
lore purchasing elsewhere. Nos 2Ol0 and
202l Main street.
1000. ..-g r..- Tour Rorurp AoeDt
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The New Imperial" Plow beats them all.
Take 1t upon trial with any and all others.
Keep them all and pay for the pillow that does
the most satisfactory work. Il is sold by 8.
E. Boyd, Wheeling, W. Va
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REL1ARLE SEEDS, that never fail to grow,
are sold by Boyd. No old stock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Crops at Boyd's.
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Redaced Kates via D. d o.
The B. 10. 90. will sell round trip tickets
to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and
Minnesots at one fare for the round trip
until June 30. Tickets good forty days from
date Of sale.
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NnlttInnrc x Ohio.

The Baltimore a Ohio Company will sol!
excurHion tickets from Wheeling to CSlcseo
and return Tor So Tickets on sale July 81
TO 7th, good returning until July 18th in
elusive. 5t
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Brill fifteen or twenty pieces Of slightly
damaged carpets LETT, ct two-thirds their frat
cost. J. W. FRRRKL.
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Just HeCelylpR

THE Want" Soap is the biggest Of all, the
best five cent bars, rrhAs
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THE Want" Soap is the biggest OF all, III.
best i've cent bars, ~ N
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WHEN out the Pike stop at the belmont
co" for first class Refreshments.
TThAS LAWRENCE HELLER, Proprietor.
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THE Want" Soap is the biggest OF all, the
best five cent bars.
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6TRuSz's Genuine Wax Soap will not color
the clothes yelloviah