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ON TO CHICAGO,
A Gay Gang OF Delegates and Others Dc

A Gay Gang OF Delegates and Others Dc.
=, .t'1 7, ~ part. r :. So a. i
+, Several OF the West Virginia delegates and
alternate, to the Chicago Republican Con.
vention, with as many or more other gentle
men, who 20 merely to look on at the Co.'S
vention and see the city, lett for Chica
80 yesterday afternoon. over the Balti.
more { Ohio road. q. The party o:cu.
pied alssper under charge OF L. L Rose, OF
Of this city, who Chartered /. on his own re.
responsibility. lis pussenSass were B. B.
Dovener, OF this city, and W. Ii. o. Dawson.
Of Preston county, two Of the delegates n,
lsrgf; @. D. Thompson, OF this CITY, and T.
2. Jacobs, Of We;zsl county, the delegates
from the First DISTRICT Arnold O, scberr.
OF Grant county and Lamar G. Powell.
OF FairmOnt Delegates from the Second dis.
trict; J.,W. Heavonsr, OF Upshur county; a
delegate from this Third district; Col, @. n.
Reall, OF Brooke county, an alternate at
largs; H. W. Fisher, OF Benwood, sltsrna. =.
ftom the Fist district, and Mes.rs. I G, O.
Johnson. OF kansas City; NJ lately aud
sosiah Sinclair, OF Marshall county; and
Dana Hubbard, @. W. Boyd. John Rinshart,
Jake kemple. Q. 8. Howell, Kirk Earis, s. n
Norton and Nal Gutman. -,
The train also carried severoi prominent
Republican, from other, parts of the State.
The car which Carried the Wheeling dele.
CATION bore banner with the device, "solid
for Blaiuen SsE;;''sgss - 80
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COMMENCEMENT. !,
ssAsoN COMMUNICATED / Last. NIGHT
For the Clsa Of 1854 81 the Wh..llus Female COL
lsss-Bev. y. Cooke Frsaehts this HAceat
laursats Sermon a the Second Prs,bJ.I
3terIAn Churoh-Ths Coming meek. ,gil4h.

The public exerciaas OF thu annual Com.
msncement Of the Wheeling Female Gel
lere began last Friday evening with the re-
ception Of Mrs. Hubbnrd's art clusg. Com.
mencement week propsr, however, was ush.
cred In last nigh! at the Second presby terrain
church, when Rev. Dr.. W. Il. Cook, the pat.
tor, preached tho bacc alaureate sermon Ia
the class oilsSi. The church wa, filled with
attentive listeners, an unusually large pr,
portion OF the congregation boing made ne
dlunlnae OF the college. .igiF Hs4ae5l y 4
DR.. Cooke took for his text the words
"Gtow, In grace and iu tho knowledge o
lho Lord Jesus Christ lie delivered d
peculiarly fitting discourse. admonishing this
young ladiea Of the claSs, who occupied
seats Immediately in front Of tho pulpit, that
the education which fitted heart ior happ'.
ness, and for making Others happy, was hi
knowledge Of Christ. He spoke highly o.
the advantages Of schools, and OF the apprt
citation which all men, and particularly
men having families, should have for good
schools. whoss methods and teachings are
abreast OF the age but the best school, the
most desirable scn0ol, Is that one Of which
Christ is the teacher md head, and from
which the pupils never graduate. Without
the growth In grace ard In the knowledge oil
tha Lord Jesus Christ which is' therein
acquired, the pupil Is moi fitted for contac,
with the world In social or business circles.
After the sermon Rev. Dr.. J. T. McClure
pastor o. the United Presbyterian Church
offered q iotvent prayer. The MUSIC WAS al
In keeping with tho theme OF the sermon
and oil excellent, as the congregational ant
choir singing at this church always Is.
The class OF 1881 consists Of Misses Blanche
Kendall, Of Parkersburg, who Is tho. vale
dic!orisp; Mics L zze Stone. the ualutctoriai,
Miss Netlie l. .Adsms and Mis- Mary A. Nc
Donald, OF Wheeling; Miss Annie Bags, o
Bridgeport. o; Miss liza L. Marshall, OF Fair
view, VIVA; Mas Lille b. McGfegor, o
Cairo and Mus Lsilie N. MoWilliaus, o
Grafton. The remaining exercises Of Com
meucemcnt week ere tho Anniversary OF tn,
Alrmlm. Association this evening at TIL
College; tho Commencement Concer. In tn
College hall tomorrow evening, and th
Commencement proper at the Opera Hous
| Wednesday evening. 'i..HN a'i -I2iaifG
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HR1.bAItsE.
Church Notes--Personai Mention nnd
~ Other Matters. I'd

Church Notes--Personai Mention nnh
' ~ Other Matters. sd
George Shillito 10 quite sick.
-Four brsss bands IRE now ready to furnish
music for .heconiing campaign.
Rev. N. Heirza has been unwell, and the
German school vas discontinued part OF last
week. tllyte. Z ~ -. -,
Raw ". W. Walker, OF the Epsscopp..
church, IVES home In time 10 conduct The
usual services yesterday. ". ~
Rev. II. Taylor, OF The South Bellaire N.
E. church, PREACHED In the FRS. church
yesterday, the pastor, Dr.. Williams, being at
St. Clsirsville. - "a.
Rev. Schuler, OF Uniontown, Pa preached
at ths United Presbyterian Church yester.
day, and aaslslad Rev. r. 8. Wallace In the
communion peryices. .E,t,
Rev. Robert White, OF Stehbenyille,
preached at the First Presbyterian church
yesterday, Rev. J. X. MckaIlip, the pastor,
not having returned.
Saturday showed about IS many plcnics
and e1curaions as Decoration Day itself. The
one day. was too short, apparently, Tor every
ous to be accommodated. =,
Tho neat stand built on the Square for
the Decoration Dsy. SERVICES, will be left
there, having beun uuil. for use during tho
campaign by political meetings Of both
parties.
Superintendent N. Mer!z, OF the. Steu-
benville schools, will deliver the address to
the graduating class OF the Bellairo schools,
and President J. B. Darrah, Of the echool
Board, will present the diplomas.
Tx, Smith will again take tho place OF
secretary OF the Bottle works, ss Mr.. Ioss
has decided to 80 to Chicago. He and Mr..
Sheldon, the manager, will take charge Of q
large factory in the same line OF Chicsgo.
One hundred persona in Bellaire subscribed
for Blaine's Twenty years IN Congress-"
and it 10 safe to say that ths Blaine sentiment
here has been increased by the reading OF
his book. Charles Bal:z,ll, delegate from
here for this district, pronounced Blaine
man, well represents the sentiment at home.
There we're twenty-niue applicants for pc
sitions as teachers in the city schools exam
ened Saturday. There are thirty places to
be filled, but twelve Of the present teachers
did not need to bs examined, having OBJ.
tanned two years certificates last year. There
fore this number Of applicants exceeds the
number OF places. -.
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Lane Gets Nine Years.

= Ca Saturday the motion for new trial In
the case Of the State vs.. Mike Lane, con.
voted OF murder In the second degree, was
argued before Judge Boyd by Messrs. Jordan
and Melvin for the Stats and C.acrsf. and
Dovener for the prisoner. After hearing the
argument. Judge Boyd oyerruled the mo-
ton, and Lans was oommsuded to stand up.
When asked II lie had anything to cay why
aentence should not DO pronounced upon
him, he said his mind was blank Us ii the
crime, It having been committed when he
wss intoxicated, Judge boyd ssid he had
had fair trial and bad bsen convicted. He
sentenced him to nina years imprisonmentin
the pcnitentiary at MouuAsyille, but granted
q stay OF sentence to euabla an application
10 BIO made to the Supreme Court Of Appeals
for a writ OF error. ra s. "a IA. 70
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DISTRICT orF.Ccns.


In Richland diatric. no vote wa7 taken,
the meeting postponing the vote on district
officials as we'll as the county ticket. In
most OF the diatricts tho nomination OF die.
trict elhcers was postponed un,ilia future
day. The following nominations were made
School Commicsloner-Uniou, B. #. ;Cald.
we'll, James MoAdamt; Ritchie d.. J, W.,
Mccoy; Webster, A. @. +. Ebeling. So. il,
County Commissioner = Webster, g. X,
Wallace; Ritcbie, George Carroll; .Uaion,
Charles Lutil.r. . 50 I,z..Ss 5.l
ConstabIe-Webslcr, Colbert Pelly; Union,
Dom. Morris, J. F. Baird; Richie, George
Bowman, j., Steaurnegel. : ,'r.Tl.
Justice of the Peace--Union, T. @. Nuzum,
G: W. Kennedy; Richie, John W. schullzs,
Thome, IcCrssdy.: 80 i
Messrs. Dunaway and Caldwell took the
result gracefully. Mr.. Dlnawsy is not at
all sore, and says he isno, sure but he is be-
ter satisfied rs it Is. While the peculiar cir
cumstances surrounding Mr.. Caid wells car
vass make his defeat particularly severe, he
bows to the will Of the maj ority aud will be
found in line when the October contest
comes OF. ~ IN :
All the Richlsnd district meeting William
North was made Chairman and Up. Carter
Secretary, and in Triadelphia district j. G.
Maxwell ard W. A. Mccoy were judges and
J. F. Gardner clerk. !, II, a IL, "A
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Suidny Ont tho Pike.

The Sunday afternoon and evening con.
certs given by the Opera House orchestra Of
Wheeling park are steadily growing in popu-
larlly, and 1t Is little wonder. The music ia
always carefully selected 80 as to suit the
popular ta,te, and is admirably played. Toe
beautiful park with its bouutous shade, cool
bretz!s and many attractions affords pleas.
ant relief from the beat aud dust Of the city,
ind as improvements are all the time In pro.
gress the Parks popularity is bound to in.
crease. The rush Of people yesterday was
almost unprecedented. The Elm Grove road
from liza. II. until late last night raa thrae
cars and even then was not able to accom-.
MEDIATE all that wanted to go out. This road,
by the way, will receive additional rolling
|:'cok the latter end Of this month. Tbs pike
"as also alive with carriages and bugcies
taking people out. The steubenville eYour,
rlonisIs were among the vistora aud for their
benefit the concert commenced at r. ~, ~,
hour estlio. than usual. Everything passed
oT pleasantly At tho park and as usual every.
one.was PLEASED I, t 2 \ ~ ~ z. 4, -
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THE SCALE SIGNED
And no s,oppnRe ofInc mills on Accom-

tHAsN hu otobF'hues Wv hhhs uu n CcOuuk
n tss; - ~ L. ii of Wages. 3;ria
The news that the Manuiactu,ers' A ssocla.
ton had signed .ths Amnlsnmnted A.aoclG-
tons scale, will ba greeted here with gra!if-
cation, though It Is no surprise. This action
10 what everybody apparently expected.
The Wheeling mills will not lose a day on
account OF wages. Several OF them will
probably shut down for a time. At least one,
lhs Crescent mill company has decided to
shut down their sheet mill for all indefinite
period. The shutdown 10 csused by a
soarcity Of orders and not brought about In
any degree by the hcale controversy, The
Riverside aud Dellairo m!lls haveA little din.
Guilty of thcir own, growing out Of their steel
plants. Probably both will dispense With a
portion OF their pudllhs. At the uppe.
Riverside Saturday, The new aide, sixteen
furnaces, vas shut down, and today the oil!
aide, twehty.lour furnaces, will start up sin
gle turn. n a
The LsBelle company have notice posted
In the mill that work will DO resumed to-day.
The Belmont mill will work L day, ex.
ceptinGth boiling department, which vii!
DO otffor day Or TWO TO allow the repairing
Of the tquetEere. 5n
A csr load Of nail machines WAS shipped to
Brilliant Saturday byR,dmnn 4 Go.
| There ID talk OF a Baset iron works 10 b.
estlbliahsd by The Naylor Manufacturing
Company, OF Wheslirs, on ground recently
purchased by them Just south Of the creek q
| Wellsburg, @ Hv.l-.1 ~, Tsw-- 81.
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II: PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Relation TO Various
Pepple. y. -..=

News aud Gossip In Relation to Various
People.
Prof. Haserman, Of Bethany College, was
in the city Saturday. 3!
James Morton and wife, Of sistersviIle, are
visiting Island friends. 3, a;ss. r.;
Mrs. II. D. Hogan Of Harpers Ferry, ia the
CUES. OF Thirteenth stree! friends. Tsef..
Mrs. L. F. stifel and Miss Hickey Osster-
ling have returned from Florida, where they
spent the winter.
Mr.. John 4. Barnes, a prominent merchant
Of Weston, and Miss .Enms Bodily, OF this
city, are to be married tomorrow.
Guy R. @. Allen, OF Whsslins. arrived in
town few days ago, visiting his sisters, Mrs.
VIM. Wiley aud Mrs. Thos. r. Evans
ganIo,en Post y
Hon. Thomas W. Harvey, of Painesville
Ohio, e1.S.ats Commissioner Of Public
Schools and author of the popular series OF
grammars, was at tie Mcclure House satur-
day. ~ ~, :. !
U. s, Marshal Atkinson came home satur.
day from Grafton, where he made the
Decoration Day addrees. He will shortly
take his family to- Mountain Lake Park for
the summer. szg.s'. SEsta }
Hon. f, w. Wilson, OF Charleston, lead.
Ing Democratic candidate for Governor, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning. and will
be here several days, looking after his fences
In tho Panhandle. -. -. -.-..- - -
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Z yesterday forenoon Thomas Wilson, a req.
! idsnt Of Coal street, had a difficulty with his
{ wife, which narrowly escaped serious ter.
mination. The couple are said 10 haye fire..
ouent disogreements. The one yesterday " as
unusually seriou., and after whipping bis
vito brutally, Wilson struck her on ihs head
with a fl It iron, knocking her senseless. Hs
then fed. The police were summoned, and
Officers Dunlap, Heller and Hut chased Will
son over the hills aud finally captured him
aud LODGED him In the lookup. Dr.. Ulrich
attende cd to Mrs. ilson's injuries. Hecould
not tell !, how serious they might be. but
feared the skull was broken. Wilson Ia held
to await tho result Of his assault on his wits.
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His slippery GLASS Eye.

The 'SQulre," says the author Of ''rhe
Hoosler scnoolmss'er," "wors one glass ego
and wig; fT !, glass Eye was constantly
srolnd si1ewise on his head whenever be ad.
dressed the people Of thu Flat Creek district"
Sad spectacle. !. Parkers Hair Balsam pre-.
eeryes and promotes the growth OF the natural
hair. II also restores the natural color to
hair which has faded or become gray. Clcap,
elegant, beneficial highly periumed, saw
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Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock Louis
ssidler, the well known saloon keeper ton
Centre Market tquare, rose from bis bed In
the second story Of his residence, and started
down stairs to get drink Of, water. He was
not. sntlrely awake, and in The darkness
stumbled and fell TO the bottom OF the stai,s,
injuring himself prstty badly. He received
numerous bruises, and shows signs OF inter.
nal Injury. the e1act extent OF which can.
not yet be told. 5e ~ rrs Ess.. W !. = -
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HOLIDAY Posr G. a. R., at it7 meeting
Saturday night, rendered IFS thanks to the
ladies who resisted in decorating, and Captain
Bennett and his efficient police force, to the
Committee on Fire Department. and especial
" the chairman, John G. Hoffman, Jr., to
Chief Dunning, and to the fire department
generally, for the creditable display made
on short notice. Also to the Knights Of
Pythias, Braunuu1 Post, and all other:organi.
zatious and individuals who contributed 70
make the observance Of Memorial day q sue
ceEs - - o. 'Irr'-st= if7t
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B. o G.4H 10 .H i.
NotesAbout The steamboats, Bank Briefs
aud TelcgraplIlc Reports.
Thescotia passed down yesterday at 4 i. NJ.
Tho st. Lawrence passed down yesterday
with good Tip. "a! i've; 4.ts.,S. & Z:
This marks atthis point last evening ind:-
Gated depth OF 6 feet idchcs and falling.
The HtccEdale's broken shaft will probably
be repaired 30 that the stssnlss can leave for
Pittsburgh to-day. 4. ~ d -, 80
Capt. Billy List and tho other officers OF
tho elegant st. Lawrence are happy in the
consciousness that they have the most
popular through Pittssursk.Cl Cincinnati pack.
et.g N - irss}f1sess- lsg5s,'.s.-'-.,,- ~
Pilot Theodore Davis, Of the lighthouse
steamer Lily. reports a bad break at the head
Of Ruccoon Island, fifty 10 seventy.tiys yards
above the Government light, on the West
Virginia side, and 100 to $50 yards from ehore.
Also one or two barses in the middle OF the
river at Garrett Shadows, opposite Garrett
creek. Boats will keep to the Ohio sido. s 3
Z The Telegram got back from Darlington
early yesterday morning and proceeded up
10 SteubenVille, whers AN eIcunion rarty
under the auspices OF tho Harmonic Singing
Society was taken on board and brought 10
this CITY. Inc p0Rt arrived about 10 Az
and left al or. N. List night the Telegram
passed down for Darlington. The officers
made /! pleasant for all on board. /, b
Tho Andes, which arrives from Cincinnati
to-day and Leaves for that point tomorrow,
is one OF the largest and best s.eapbpsts on
the Ohio river. Capt. Muhlemau, Clerk
Noll and all the other officers are clever and
accommodating gentlemen. The Andes sets
a splendid table, her cabin Is LUXURIOUS and
her state roons neat and commodious,
Travel on the Andes when you wish to visit
any point below on the Ohio river. NJ
j The Diurnal on her arrival Saturday night
was put on the Island docks. to have hole
In her hull patched. It was o small hole
madcs few days since forward OF one OF her
water tight bulk.Lesda and hes not detained
her in the least. By ,esson Of being re.
paired abe did not make her Sunday tin.
The Regulrz went down In her stead until Tie
Courier was net. when there was a transfer
ind the Regular returned 10 this city. Last
.vening she ltft for Marietta in order TO taYe
1er regular place this morning. The Dlurnal
will leave hera this morning, and the Courier |
Fill lea7s Parke1aburg for this point. i.iI
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A SAFE Way lNyEhT,
Aud an fay why TO borrow Money.

Aud an Ea.y why to borrow Money.
By subscribing to tho stock Of The Econ
omy Building Association "a few shares yet
unsolc) you will have saie, sure and profit.
able Investment. All loans secured by first
mortgage on real estate, and any person de.
string to purchase a housa will find this plan
no harder than paying rent. This Associa.
ton has several new features CONNECTED with
1t, which will be e1plsinedst the office Of the
Association, 1905 Market street, any Tuesday
evening, or by calling on any Of the under
signed. J. f. HAGEs
WV. GoERlNd.
.i.'sss d. G. MORGAN,
W. @. HASDLAN,
.z.... II = .5fs PATRICK suARKEy,
4 q 315.r v Louis HARrroHG,
y; FRANK FALLouRE,
,.s,s J. F. MILtxR, ,l.5
E = ssff j. mia OlcAE SASpE: OK,
Gs...li3ss p. B, DoBntSs.
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thermometer Record,

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Another lot Of carriages, jump seats two and
three spring phaetous,7 dog carts, piano boz
and cut down front bngsles; all full leather
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
and three spring wagons for les, money than
ever before offered In Wheeling. Call. see
and prizes at J.iW. Fsrreys, corner Main and
Twenty. first at.eete, & Z. 81 - ! 4
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Republican National Convention.
On account OF the Republican National
Convention. which meets at Chicago June 8,
the Pennsylvania Co. and Pan.Udndie lines
wlllEell excursion tickets from WheeIing TO
Chics4o and return for $40. ai'-{.i,5 IL IA
Tickets will be sold from May 20 10 June
2, and VIII be good for return passage until
June is, inclusive. TTt&s
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The Voltsie Belt Com psny, Marshall, Mich,
oller 10 send D.. Dyes Voltaic Belt and Ap.
pllauces on trial, for thirty days, to men,
young or old afflicted with nervous debility,
lost vitality. kad kindred troubles.
See advertisement IN this paper. rrhRAw
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Jos Let Of IS 900 ToTth6t Mems Clothing
which xss bought at go cents on tie dollsr
and will be sold the SINE way. Callsud sse
them at Twenty.t:st and Main streets. ''s:s5,
f. FT5T-sa-gii Sss,7.tsssJ 7 w Eppnv,
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The New Imperial" Plow beats them all,
Take It upon trial with any aud 'nlf oiherr,
Keep them all and pay for the pillow that does
the most satisfactory WORT. X Ia sold by 8.
E. Boyd, Wheeling, W.:Vs,see- :.7RllI ~ Z
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rASoTHrr new arrival OF phaetone, Jump
Seat BusG!es and Storm Spring Wagons, foil
leather top md all, warranted. at. great bar.
gaius. 3ia. 800, -. W. FkRExL,la----
I'5 Cor. Main and Twenty.first Streets. j.
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IS The following shows the range of the Their.
mometer, as observed at 6chnspt's drug store,
Opera Houro corner. saturdsv:7A. ", So;
70 M so; 3 p. ", $50; r.M.,75o. Sunday
TAN, go; l2 NJ, S6e;; 3 r. NJ, $50; A. NJ. 500
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GRAND display Of evening silks tonight by
gaslight at =, NJ. McGillin G. Co.'s. All who
appreciate beautiful silks invited. Va
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HrApeUAITERsl for all kinds Of Gardening
Tools and Seeds. g. f. Boyd's, Market
sauGra. ---.-. ~. l-5le.--9 = '.l-s.- u
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TOR SALE.
CORN FHIrTERs.

Take enc can Red Zeal Corn, two ours
milk SIX tcaspoonluls II our, a little salt, i've
eyes,, beat vigorously and drop with spoon
Into hot lard; fry until browl
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TOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Engine with attachment, 10 Eo:d tuDlt .
FIice reasonable For further pSriIrnitt, .Mabs'I,
office or address JOHN u. HOFFMAN, A RaS
I. lnY2l " II u '.' " oVN.
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TXTANTED-A MAN&1N WHEELING
w to take an ONCE and Represent manufact.
urcs TO secure agents and sci! The trade Eli ontely
new line Of soots that will mtet with ready sale.
$50 to $50 per week can be made: small capital re-
". Acton. Mass sFs7 t-sff 3fa.fr1 ..tS'5I 1uvYl
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FoH lame Back, Side or Cheet use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. M ~ ~
eHuoH's CouaH and Consumption Cure Ia
sold BY us on guarantee. 1t cures oonsump-
ton. ,,.$sj| - tty1sl s. al I9[I:s;il
HHlog's YTAllxEn Is What you need for
Constipation, Lees OF Appetite, Dizziness and.
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Prics 10 anu rs
cents per bottle. /. :, yg-'3E5E,, IT.-s'g
{ CRoup, WrooPISa Couch snd Bronchitis
immediately relieved by shi!oh's Cure.
For Sale by McI.aas Bros. and AT Yong.
s. a'1-gS "a 49, VI 81 si'-lr 30. row
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d j, I. Q &
ONCE y on. 20 ava - Fourteenth Street
~. 49,. .Hi.. 49, q. ...r--
l New Advertisements.

rs For Bale-Belmont Nall MIL Stock. ~
Umbrellas Recovered. fsfsl GIi2g. -. s,l.,.H I.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
New Andes. ~ ail7 Is 5sl
4 Do Your Own Rooting-B.F. Caldwell.
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