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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-30
THE RIVER ROAD.
The Last Rail Something About the
Opening.

Opening.
The last rail has been laid on the Ohio
River road and the line is now complete
hom Wheeling to ParkerSburg. As is
usual on all roads the termination of track
LAYING was celebrated by "A strike on the
part Of the track men. About fifty of them
struck for twenty-five cents more per day.
They received it, but they did not do a
stroke of work for over day. The work
On the line is being done thoroughly and it
will be in very fair condition, when com
pleted. The line will be opened for the
public on the 10th of June, although trains
will be run before that time. The members
Of the syndicate will arrive on the 10th OF
June and hold business meeting. On the
llth they will go over the entire length o.
he road on a trial trip aud tour of in
spection.
The Parkersburg Journal saws: Just what
ceremonies will be observed at the opening
of the road Col Geo. W. Thompson, the
Vice President, was unable to inform us.
The Wheeling REGISTER on its own &C,
count got up very pretty little programme,
consisting Ofan excursion from each end of
the line to some central point, where bar
becue and general good time would cele-
brate the event But nothing of this kind
has been agreed upon by the authorities.
Something worthy of the enterprise will
however, doubtless charactize the occasion.
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Final Arrangements for the Observance of
Memorial Day.

Final Arrangements for the Observance of
Memorial Day.
From day to day. the REGISTER has pub
lished the arrangements made for the cele-
bration of to-day-the day dedicated to the
memory of the buried soldiers Of the war.
The graves will be decorated, with flowers.
in the morning and the parade and exer-
cises at the monument win take place in
the afternoon. The general decorating will
be under the direction of Holiday Post, G.
A. R., and the ex-Confederates have perfect
!; ed plans Of their own. In regard to the
procession, the following general order was
issued, last night
HEADQUARTERS HOLIDAY Posi- G. A. r.
WHEELING, May 29, 1884
The several organizations, and others
proposing to participate in the Memorial
Parade tomorrow are requested to form
their lines at the points designated herein,
70 await assignment to positions in the
column.
The Fire Department will form on Main
street, with right resting on Fourteenth.
Inc luTneTS On COuItScnth, IlSut VI
Market. Citizens in Garages will rendez-
yous on Market south OF Sixteenth. The
Knights of Pythias will form at the head
OF the column at 30 pm. on Market street,
right resting on Fourteenth. Posts Cf G.
A. r. will report at G. A. r. headquarters
for assignment of positions.
Friends Of soldiers will please meet with
the several committees at the cemeteries at
"a. NJ. to assist in the decoration of the
graves.
The line of march is extended to Ninth
street north and to Twenty-fourth street
south Jos. BARKER.
Marshal
Only fair weather is necessary to the en-.
tire success of the day, and this we are
likely to have.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS Of
OHIO COUNTY.

TIME DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE SR.
l. cral districts of Ohio county arr rNIuet~i Il
assemble at tho pl2cS~ hereinafter B.p;ssa,i, o.
SATURDAY, JUNE u, 1854, betwe~ the har q
I and O'Clock p. M. and elect thru hSssai- /.
the County Convention to b~ held al the Hall ID III,
House oi Dcieyates, In the City u whslins. %
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1854, at ioo'c'S% IN, ~
the purpose II nominating candidates is thu da.
icrent county oflices and for members oi thu llSas
Of Dclegntes, and for the appointment, ol coaicr-s
10 the Senatorial convention.
The following places and jn,laS have brn s'ist.i
o the pury ire OF holding aid election:
Washington District - vtgilant lIosr llsus.
Judges Michael Edwards, and Gcolge Rhoicnb'usA
Fulton District-Ful,oa shool Hou~ Jas-
Edward Hsmm and August Scheutrncr.
Madison District-Mark.t House. Judges TAHia
Schanbra and J. Is. sheppard.
Clay District-Court House. Judges August I'D
and Michael Reilly.
Union Observation-Disclosures Engine lIour jude
Casper He'll aud Peter Terrell.
Center District-llo.e House. judges Levi, H.!
bruGJ,r and VIM. Mylc,.
Webster District-i'nitcl Engine iiousc. Juds,
J. NJ. Todd and Charles Rice.
Richie Disirict-Iiose IIous. judges Cha
O.,c and Irandcr Mix.
Triadrlphia Dis,rict-Iawsons Hotel. judo
VIM T. Chambers and Daniel X. lhonburH.
Richland District Richand School lloase, Juds
Peter Dclaplain and " illiam GJnnclley; and Gieu'
Run School House, Judges J. W. McCollo'h al
Thomas Garden.
Liberty Dis,rici-Conter School rouse. Juds-
Vincent yannictcr and John Paris.
The Judges are requested 10 make return prop
ery certified, Of the books, papers and ballots Us,
at said election precincts, TO the number oi ro,s
casi for each particular candidate for delegate, 70
gethrr with the names Of the delegates elected 10 I'd
Convention, which meets on Monday, the 18Th d
June, 1884. The nomination Of oil district ohrrn
and the selection OF delegates 10 the state Coo'rs
ton and Congressional Convention. Is postponed
u future time. W. G. HANDLAN, Chairman
MT. FRAME. scrntary.
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THE RADICAL RUsPUs

Over the Primaries---The COMMITTEES he-
fuses to Change
For the past week there has been literal
Hades to pay in the Republican ranks over
the time fixed for holding the primaries.
The Prince men have been paving the
ground and clawing the air in their wrath,
while the Johnsonians have been lying back
and smiling serenely Those of the candi-
dates who had their fences well laid and
pins well set were entirely happy but the
others who were depending on longer time
to make their canvass are mad as March
hares. The result was that so much pres
sure was brought on the committee that
meeting was called to consider the matter
once more. The meeting was tery and
stormy, but the committee adhered to its
former action and the primaries will be held
tomorrow. .,
On the streets last night this was regarded
as a victory for johnson, and Sandy S
friends were loud in their praise OF his
shrewdness. If the other candidates were
not satisfied they kept it to themselves, but
the end of this kick is not yet.
Dave Baird has withdrawn from the race
for Assessor. He leaves the Republicans
without a man and Bob Philips without a
vival. Well, the man who tackles Bob will
have hard row to hoe.
So many people were certain Captains
Doyener was a candidate for Prose ,uting
Attorney, that much surprise was felt when
J. D. Elson, his law partner, announced
himself Many say that this is trick and
that BLACK" is still in the ring.
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SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED.
The Numerous TraiR wrecking Efforts
HereabOuts.

HereabOuts.
A good detective force might find en-
ployment in running down and bringing to
earth the scOundrels engaged in the at
tempts to wreck trains in this vicinity So
Sar as can be learned nothing has been
'ound out of the persons who put the rail
across the p, W. & h. track, at the north
end of the city. Yesterdays REGISTER
contained an account of a similar effort at
Burgettstown, and now comes another case
from the Bellaire Independent
Some villains, with murder IN their
hearts, piled lot of logs on the B. & o..
railroad track at point some distance
west of here last night, and the crew of q
freight train that took siding near where
the disaster had been planned, discovered
them Just before the fast line passenger
train, due here at , o'clock this morning.
came upon them. David Campbell, well
known in this city, was engineer of the fast
line, and had it not been for the timely dis
co, ery of the logs by the freight crew, it is
u t. probable that the passenger train
would haze been wrecked and number of
people killed. Such daStardly villains as
he ones who placed the logs on the track
with the evident purpose of wrecking a
rain should be hung on sight.
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Only a Pointer!

W. Gamma, $40 a hit os Use why some
A.-,,. H., ,ho-. : moth.
'' =. -,
ing IN IL % Ill N"o" ''
have sold cheaper than any o'ner store IN 'ne
city, and we mean to keep this reputation
for now and evrrmore. We lead them
o,,-,,;r,s .r5 Ist those that can follow.
=, >, ,,o In, g
-,
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RITZ vs.. CLATOk.
A Talk With One of Gators hackers
What the OarSman Says.

A Talk With One of Gators Backers-
What the Oarsman Says.
Last evening REGISTER reporter accost-
ed one of Eddie ClatorS hackers and wanted
to know if they intended to accept Ritz's
defiance. He replied:
81 have nothing to say. am not IN the
boating business
What is the matter?
We'll, there is Just this the matter:
Wheeling people who lose money on boat
race swear it was a job, and if the very
ones that do the kicking had been on the
winning side they would have said the race
was all right. am sick and tired of hear
my of Jobs and | will have nothing to do
with Loat racing.
"Will Eddie row Ritz?
Il do not know Eddie can tell you more
about it, go see him.
The reporter started down Market street
and met ClatOr at the corner of Fourteenth
and Market streets. In answer to the quiry
whether he would row Ritz or not he replied:
Il will meet Ritz Saturday evening. That
is all you can get out of me. No pumping
Young man. | will be on hand Saturday
night"
We predict that the race between Clator
and Ritz will be made Saturday night.
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A Serinns ACCIDENT.

Yesterday morning Henry Lober, coal
miner, at the Riverside coal bank, met with
a very severe accident He was engaged in
mining coal, when suddenly a large piece
of soap stone fell breaking his collar bone
He was assisted to his residence and the
proper medical services rendered him.
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The Nail Pool,

EfForst looking to the proposed nail pool
are not running As smoothly as had been
Iondly hoped. At the last meeting Of the
Western Nail Association there was not
quorum present, and the only thing done
was to talk over the situation. Trade re-
mains about the same, and a majority of
the mills are running steadily. The pool
has not vet been formed and one of the
members who is supposed to speak author
itatively saws if formed at all it will take
long time A number of the leading firms
have not signiied their willingness to enter
into 81 Oh combination.
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For big glass of beer 20 to NJ HearOn,
corner of Market and Twenty fourth streets
BESwOOD.
Yesterdays News from the Town and
Factories.

Yesterdays News from the Town and =
Factories.
1t is understood that il will be fully two
months before the Riverside blast furnace
will resume Mr. Cissen. of Moundsville.
was in town looking over some plots he in
tends surveying. Mrs. Koontz, Of Bogg's
Run, is seriously indisposed A little child
of Mr.. W. Keller died late Wednesday even
ing of typhoid fever 1t will be buried at
the McMechen cemetery Friday Several
narrow escapes from falling debris are re-
corded at the dynamite blasting at the fur
mace. Mr. Gordon. the urbane B. 4 o. ex-
press agent stopped in town to-day on his
way to Parkersburgb. Miss Edna Hogan
and Miss Myers, of Moundsville, visited
Miss Luella Fulton yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. King, Jr. returned to Cameron after
pleasant visit at the residence of Rev S.
King.
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CABIN AND DECK.
News From the River-Arrivals and Depar-
lures of Boats.


lures of Boats.
The river was rising slowly at dark last
night, with feet e inches of water in the
channel
The Scotia passed up en- route for Pitts
burg Yesterday.
The St. Lawrence is due up to-day en-
route for Pittsburg.
The Emma Graham passed down yester-
day.
All the local packets were running on
inc Yesterday.
Business was quite brisk on the landing
yesterday.
TIE Chancellor ig due down early this
morning en- route for Charleston.
iii. expected that the Katie Stockdale
will nc ready to resume business next Mon
Piusburg Times.
The Boon and W. p. Thompson are still
running opposition between Cincinnati and
Kanawha river. Both boats report heavy
business
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BRIDGEPORT BRIEFS.
Wheeling X. p. Visitors Personal and So
Cial News.

Wheeling h. +. Visitors Personal ana So
cial News.
Yesterday Mr. Greedy Uranium and wife,
Mrs. E. P. Rhodes and daughter, Mr. A. J.
Heinlein, Mr.. Wm Dinsmore and Mr. Jacob
Heinlein left for Pittsburg to spend decora-
ton day. Lula and Howard Coffland, chill
dren of Mr. Chas Coffland, of the Etna
mill celebrated their birthdays in grand
style Yesterday afternoon at their home in
Krkwood Quite number of their young
friends were in attendance, and they were
the recipients of many presents; a good time
is reported by all those present Last
night a number of Bridgeporters at
tended the commencement at Martin 5
Ferry. Wheat is selling at SlOj. Yester-
day David Galley was the guest of Mr.
J. b. Mcdonald. Carpenters have began
the wood work on the new Offices Of the c.
l.. 4 ". r. r. Company. Yesterday Misses
Fitton and Piper, of Bellaire were visiting
friends here Last evening Belmont Lodge,
X of p. had some work in the First aud
Third degrees. Several members Of the
Wheeling and Martins Ferry lodges were
present and witnessed the work performed,
after which the entire number repaired to
Mr. VIM. +. Citizens restaurant where an
excellent collation. was enjoyed. Mr.. NJ. j
Carnes attended the commencement at West
Liberty last night.
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Cor Main and Twenty-h.
A startling DiscoYerr.

Mr. Vim. johnson, of Huron, Oak, writes
thai his wife had been troubled with acute
Bronchitis for many years, and that all
remedies tried gave no permanent relief
until he procured bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption Coughs,
and Colds which had magical effect, and
produced permanent cure. 1t is gusran-
teed to cure all diseases of Throat, Lungs,
or Bronchial Tubes.
Trial bottles lOc at Logan & Co.'S drug
store. Large size $l.00.
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Geruania Picnic.

Grand and extensive preparations have
been made by the Germania Singing Soci,
ETY. for their annual picnic on the Fair
Grounds next Monday. A splendid time is
guaranteed to alLwhO attend Music, dane
ing, singing prize shooting racing, plays,
games, &c, constitute the programme. A
number of fine prizes will be distributed.
Strict order will be upheld by the city police.
\ cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Pond of HIS Hired Girl.

The Fifth ward was "all broken up,
yesterday over the discovery and exposure
Of an crring lord and master of once
happy family. He fancied his cook very
much and was found by her side by his
ira,c wife when she missed him YeSter
dav morning the husband was broOmSticked
and the girl discharged and now the huS-
band has disappeared. Friends hope for
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Friends, Strangers and Guests-social and
Personal News.

Friends, Strangers and Guests-Social and
Personal News.
Gov. Jackson returned to the city, last
evening.
ALE W. Burnett, of Charleston, chuckfull
of d .tective business and rampant for
fusiol, is in the city.
john Parkinson, Esq. of the Moundsville,
". Va. Bank. accompanied by his son.
rCrc in Town Yesterday.
J. Ewing. of Moundsville, one of the
a.ost prominent lawyers, came here two
iavs ago on law business
Mr. &. G. johnson, now of Kansas City,
S visiting his many friends in the city.
,harlie looks unusually well.
Mr.. John Bodlcv ald family left for Phil
aGclIhia Yesterday. Mrs. Bodley will sp nd
he summer among her relatives near that
cit.
Major J. {. Anderson arrived home from
Mexico. Yesterday looking much impr wed
II health. He thinks there is no other
uch climate IN the world.
Major c. Z. Watts of Fairmont, former
heciing resident, is in the city on bust
as AS we'll as looking mp old time friends,
=. whom lie has many in our midst.
Simon Baer, Esq, one of Wheeling $
.rcminent Jewish merchants died about )
O'Clock, last evening He had been in fail
ING health for some time and had retired
hUm business.
Mr.. Felix Dufin who had been con-
tractor on the Valley and Connolton Marrow
Gauge. from Cleveland to Canton, Ohio, is
IN town in the interests of the Ohio River
cailroad, on which he has large contract.
Mr. Samuel Tappin, the boss cutter at the
Bcllaire window glass works, came down
from Wheeling with the corners of his
mouth behind his ears, and holding up two
fingers said "A boy and girl. "-Brll-
aire Independent.
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THE BLACK DIAMOND.
<om ething About the survey and the Pro-
posed Line.
p,,rlsrsbtry S,G,e ,gpgra1l

f'tTkeTSOuTg maze Journal
The survey of the Chicago, ParkerSburg
and Norfolk Railway will commence Mon
day morning, June I'd, under direction of
Chief Engineer John B. Yates. The pre-
liminary survey on the west side of the Ia
nawha river will start about quarter of q
mile below the bridge and take northerly
course to the interSecting course Of main
lis WHICH crSsSes the kanawha near the
oil refinery. Writ C. H., Burning Springs,
Grantsyille, Chenille, and all other points
ofimpOrtance between ParkerSburg, W. Va.
and Clifton Forge, Va, will be on the main
line. Col Yates has determined to do his
best to please the business interests, and
will certainly locate line that West Virgin
IA must be proud of DIR. Isaac Scott and
Robert NJ Hughes, assistant to the President,
paid Writ Court House and Burning Springs
flying visit Yesterday, returning to-day.
The Doctor reports Petersburg quota of
stock desired subscribed for, and all is in
readiness for the meeting Saturday Writ
Court House business men want a railroad,
and have shown their desire in handsome
stock subscription from her citizens, while
Burning Springs will show up proportion
ately ", as will other points between.
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Mbeslin9 Re9istes
FRIDAY, MAY 80, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
l. :. GOOD 4 90. ~en Dry Goods the cheapest
Index to New Advertisements.

Test Your Baking Powder.
Wanted-Girl to Do HOusewOrk
Drnial-C W Rixey
Sir knights Attention.
For Sale-GlaSS Stock.
Grand Decoration Ball-Turner Hall.
For observation-disclosures st. Lawrence
Sea Salt-List & Williams
For CommencementS-Eir Art Store
BuggieS PhaetorA and Damaged Goods
y W FerreL
Choice Cut FlowerS-GeO. Mcclellan
NOtice-Holders of Lutheran Church
BOrdS-[ Local Page,
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NaNer Give Hin.

If you are suffering with low and de
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, genera
debility, disordered, blood, weak constitution
headache, or any disease of bilious nature
BY all means procure a bottle of Electric
Bitters You will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that will follow; yor
will be inspired with new life; strength anc
activity viii return; pain and misery vii
cease, and henceforth you will rejoice il
the praise OF Electric Bitters Sold at fit,
cents bottle by Logan & Co.
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Il don't feel well! Inc stomach is ont of
order; neglected. this means chroaic dys
pcpSia. You should take Acker's DySpep-
STA Tablets and avoid this terrible disease
Sold by Edmund Booking and c. Menke
meller, druggists, Wheeling, W. Va, and
and + p thinner Bridgeport q.
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Rncklen,s Arnioa snIxe.

The best salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corus, and all Skin EruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. It's
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Los,:n 4 Co.
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ThR Ernst.

Last night there was another heavy frost
and it is feared much additional damage
was done. The frs of Thursday was, quite
disastrous in its effect and this one coming
on its heels will intensity the damage.
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"B. & o."

The B. 4 o. will sell Excursion Tickets
to the National Republican Convention at
Chicago for $1,000 the round trip. Tickets
on sale MAY 18th to June I'd, and good re-
turning until June 18th, inclusive.
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AND still they come and must be sold
Consignments of Carpets, Wall Papers, Bor
ders, Window Blinds, Oil Cloths, Pianos,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices for cash
Call soon, if YOU wish TO save money, at No
2Ol9 and 2O2l Maini street. John Roe
nSer, Agent.
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OF Greut Value to VocaIists.
KNOXVILLE, WESTMINSTER Co, n. Y,


UNIONvIILE, WEsTCHEsTER Co, n. Y,
August 20, 1882.
had carelessly exposed myself and SIS
tanned very severe and tight cold on my
chest and in my throat | procured All
cocks Porous Plasters and applied one on
the chest well up on the throat, and relief
came readily; the soreness of my chest was
removed, and my vocal organs were kept
clear the entire past winter, enabling me to
fulfill the public engagements in differen;
parts of this country.
No more may be said than that AllcOcks
Porous Plaster, ifapplied by afflicted voca!-
ISIS, will greatly assist their local rendition
in public B. FRASkLMG CHURCH.
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JoB lot Of s., 900 worth of Mems Clothing
bought at 80 cents on the dollar and will be
sold the same way, Call and see for your
self By J. ". FERREL,
Cor Main and Twentv-6rst SITS.
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"a CeIehI.nIEd Casr.v

1t seems probable that Mr.. Michael
OConnor of Galesburg, ILL.,, is not related
20 the celebrated Charles O'COanOr. He
SAYS: Samaritan Nerrine cured me of
dyspepsia and general debility
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Weather Indications.

WAsHISGrox, ID. c., May 80, l:3O 4. N
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley fair
weather, north to east winds and slightly
warmer.
For the Lower Lake regions. warmer and
fair weather with variable Winds aud lower
barometer.
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder makes
nice light white biscuit. Sold by all lead
ing grocery dealers G. s. Feeny, proprie-
tor l4lO Main street.
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Group, Whooping Cough, and even Asth.
ma, immediately relieved by Acker's El-
glish remedy Soln under guarantee by
Edmund Booking and c. Menkenmeller,
druggists, Wheeling, W. Va, and F. P.
Zimmer, Bridgeport o.
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Ladies should remember, a beautiful
complexion results from using Acker' S
Blood Elixir Sold by Edmund Booking
and C. Menkemeller, druggists, Wheeling,
W. Va, and F. p thinner, Bridgeport D.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-30

FoR drink Of good liquor call on NJ.
Hearon, corner Of Market aud Twenty
fourth streets.
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Use Ackers English remedy for con-
sumption. Sold by Edmund Booking and
C. Menkemeller. druggists, Wheeling, W.
Va, and F. P. thinner Bridgeport, o.
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NEw arrival of Phaetons, Jump Seat
Buggies and Spring Wagons full leather
trimmed and all warranted, in great bar
gains. Call and see them. j. W. Ferrel
corner Main and Twenty-irst streets.
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NEW stock Of spoons and Forks
Just received by JACOB w.
CRUDE. corner OF Twelfth and
Market streets.