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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-15
CITY,MATTgRS
Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
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- ANvsSe MA A4AAtA
~ Interests.
Y The report that the blast furnaces OF the
Riverside Iron company had been chilled Ia
a mIstske, as II was running In good order
yesterday.
ALEXANDER Bosr. real estate agent, ye,ier.
day closed ths sale Of the email dwelling,
No. Ia Sixteenth atrreet, 10 Mr.. Perry Good.
win for $l,85O. gT q
TIE Western Union Telegraph Company ls
laying a new floor In its Offices, recently
flooded. The company now has restored com.
inunication With Pafkeraburg, but Marietta
Is still cut of.
TnE Evening Journal has rsmoveA to the
office formerly occupied by the Deutche
ZNtung. The Zituny has been finally con:
solidated with the I0ik,b'at, and Ito material
moved Into the latter office.
TuE lsst wills and tes.nments OF Lewis
Lunuiotd, deceased, and Catherine Riley,
dccened, were yesterday admitted 70 PR;
bate. John Haslln was YsstRAfI. deceased,
administrative ate 'sum Of 500, with Patrick
o Brien rs surety. Ono marriage license was
Issued. Ir.rr 10 frsgR| #E1 Z FI h
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NeM Cumberland

The wants Of the destitute on account Of
the flood here are being amply supplied.
Not mose than Alteen families are in actual
dtstitution, although many have lost ali
that they possessed. Supplies are still
pouring in from the country and Peupsyl.
vania in large quantities, and the belief is,
that the worst feature Of the calamity is
happily over. An earnest effort will be
made to aid those unable to repair their
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BELLAIRE.
Progress OF Belief Work-Railroad and
Other Notes.

Progress OF Relief Work-Railrond nnd
other Notes.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh trains were al
running out Of here yesterday all day. Ths
first train in brought the pay car, only one
day late. A transfer had to be made at The
Beaver bridge. Mall agents and express car
sre running as Usual. It was Just one weei
sincs the last train ran over this end OF The
road. ~ =
Bellaire's milk supply Is exceedingly
limited, as much OF the usual supply can't
from stations along the narrow, q rail-.
road. and no trains have been able 10 act in
limits Is now clear, OF debris. H.. -. :
This town is avery bad point To ba halnad
BY this country people; for the condition n
the roads running into town Is such that Il
takes double teams To get anything like 4
heavy load to Us. A farmer near tnwn haa
had plenty Of straw that he would Willingly
have given for bedding, but he could not pet
it to town with bis horses. -S---,Ae o.
The Cleveland t. Pitt burgh stock nam
were demolished completely By the flood"
The names OF persons con tributipp TO the
relief funds, as they appear printed in The
newspapers, do not do justice to rrent manv
whose names appear opposite small anna.
when really they have subscribed several
times before. Some people and s~ocieties have
subscribed literally and had no public note
made Of the Sums Many too, who havs not
been able to subscribe cash have been worl.
Ing hard and steadily, giving valuable time
to the good cause. Many ladies have done
more sewing than would do for their wi
families 9 year. Some very large donations
have been made Of goods by orr merohanta
:. The amount Of mud borne in solniion hv
the Ohio river when running swiftly Il
shown by the great piles Of mud slony Ina
streets where 1t has been shoveled. and ia
railroad companies have hauled away car
loads. -, ~ -
The cooler weather has made It harder h
provide for those pc 1ple out OF their bones
who havo been camping out In ali uorts Al
places. Muck clothing is being made of the
goods furnished by the merchants and
bought by the committee. Bed clothes ma
being made as rapidly as possibly. Homs
difficulty Is found in getting places 10 spraad
comforts to tie them. .:Ft5E =. al
Another lot o., supplies was sent to West
Wheeling from hare yesterday mornins.
A large lot Of damaged dry goods ana
shoes was brought here yesterday from
Wheeling to b. sold. al
Every TIP Of the 'Bsnwood ferry. boat va.
terday took from here lots OF people moving
Into their homts again. Quite q number 81
pew outfh-fnrniture, bedding and ali were
taken over too IA Hs'.II
Tho Bsllaire window glass works are ready
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WASHINGTON, D. Q. February 10, 1881
iDB. nAN,s DENIAL.

He was no Arrestci, was not Beaten,
and is still nj Home.
10 the Editor ctthe lnteIioercn.
slR:-Iu regard to thu statement made In
the Martins Ferry letter Of Tuesday, Febru.
ary 1oth,:.l wish to state l was mot assalled Us
stated nor badly beaten up. and was not ar.
rented or locked up as stated, nor was l given
up by my bondBman. George lie Eeur, my
fist bondsman, 10 my bond.mAn yet. Ag.in,
I have not been absent from my home at any
time for more than eight hours since be went
on my bond: ! have made many trips to
Bridgeport, also to B~sllaire, for the purpose
Of committing my lawyer. As TO theft have
witnesses 10 prove the lastly OF such q state
msnt who are ready At any moment 10 testify
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Wsutsd-A Man Of Good Education

~ supply the demand for a com.
plete record Of the flood in " heel
Ing and vicinity the Intelligencer
Tomorrow, Saturday, will be print
Gu tho size Of the Weekly Intelli-
gencer, 9 paper Of thirty-six long
columns. 1t will contain a con-
nected and graphic story of the
Hood from. the beginning to date,
prepared expressly for this issue.
Orders should be sent in at once.
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NEEDY AND

Sufferers Whose Woes are Increased by
FnlIc Pride.
y The members Of the Executive RELIEF
Committee cannot be too aasiduous il thei,
work Of hunting up cases Of destitution.
Many persona have already been found,
who were left in circumstances that were,
really needy. They; were suffering, in fact.
and yet could:not bring themselves to M
point of asking Tor aid. 1t was somethino
they had never done before and they re-.
helled at the thought Of doing it now.
Such people should be hunted up and
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Tbs agents Of the great sale OF clothiot
slightly damaged by water have received OF
dsrs from the insurance companies 10 sci
tho balance Of the goods left at whateve
prices they will bring and to close out th,
same within the next few days. Therefore
anyone wishing to buy clothing for men o
boys wear can do 30 at such low prices tina
will dstonish everyone. Remember only
few daya logger at 1902 Main street, Sd doc
above EleYonth street.
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C0TtsFon1tnce Of Me Inltlidcnctr.
y BETHANY. February lion las. SATURDAY.
Messts. A.. F. Palmsr, ". H. Mooney, G.. Il.
Hslbert and TT. DAYS, fou, OF Bsthapry'e
promising boys, were srrs'gasd before Squire
Rogers for disturbing the peace. Messr,.
Harynotsn end Biliinsa, a ttorneys prosecuting
and L.. g. Woole,y aud A j.. Co!bnra con.
Quoting the defense. After IN extended trial
the boys were acquitted, but no doubt thew
have ltsrned o good lesson. M
nsthany had y holiday given 10 ses the
flooded town,ef Wellsburg. Much food went
from here to feed the hungry, especially from
our honored President, and besides u number
Of the boys went down and assisted In clear.
ing away tbs rubbish.
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The Republicans OF West Ale1anderh have
nominated the following borough ticket:
Justice OF peace-Wm. D. Powers.
BurGcss-W. A. Barry. d
Constable-James Donley.
Judge. Q. Roney.
lnspector-John j. Clemers.
School Directora-D.. G.B. Woods. David
Registry Assesso,-C. X. Slater.
AUditor-John D. GilGtlau. y
Council-C. Shelter, r, Sutherland, David
HEoimes, Dr.. G. B. Woods, James Lidy, ST.,
John J. Clemens.
aTo-day q partly Democratic ticket will ba
formed; the remainder Of the ticket will be-
composed Of Republicans.
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The bill was rushed through its three read
ings and passed on Wednesday.

Mn. JOHN Sworn. Monticello, MIMI, write
to tho Sren.ka A~merikanaren, that he recon-
mends IL Jacobs Oil, the great pain.:elisver
to h,s country men as the beat cure for rheu
natism and aches; that by liz use he wa
cured Of severe pains In the joint; his iathei
also, who suffered intensely with rheuma
usm aud was unable 10 walk, tried It ant
after q few rubbings all the pains ceased.
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A Cnushf,

A horse YVES stolen from Mr. Hill, near
Midway, Washington county, on Monday
last. A peculiarly shaped shoa on one Of
the hoofa OF the horse enabled a pushing
party to keep the thief in sight, and be was
finally captured OF tho hous,cf Milton arm.
Strong, between West Al xantcr and Haney.
town: The horse YVES found In the stabie.
and the thief, who gave his nnme ms Miller
Was found In bed, AID did not awake TIL he
was arrested by the cons!abls in pursuit of
him. he was taken back to IVES! Alex.
ander, where he Acknowledged his guilt aud
was sent to Washington TO Jail.
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West Alexaudcr's Work

Correspondence q the Intlligeeer,
WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, February IL
Mention was made this morning Of the
meeting held here yesterday afternoon.
The notice was short but a goodly number
were in attendance. Committees were an.
pointed and at a late hour each and every
one was on duty. A report reached here
that your relief committee had said that
your community was able to take care Of
itself: But our folks went ahead, and If
you do not need any assistance from the
hes! Of friends at "Gretna.G Green" we saw
take all and send to those who are in need
at other points, no matter in what State.
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SPEYER BROS.

Beg leave to announce that they have
disposed OF all their Vet A0Ods to Mr.. II.
Emsheimer, Eleventh street, where they
nrc now on sale. We still have q lot Uf
small wares on hand which we offer ut ex.
trA low prices u clear our room.
n SPEYER rDROS,.
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PERNuNALM
News nnd Gossip in Relation 10 Various
peOnle, Hn''tg. NJ.

feoL'ie' W.
T. H. Buchanan, Esqr OF WellsburH, was
In the oily yesterday. d
J. H. Graham, a slalf correspondent OF the
Pittsburgh .Dispateh 10 In the city doing up
the food.
To-AoREow's 1NrELLl0ENcER will be the size
Of the WEEKLY lSrELLidENcER, containing Il
full Of the food from the first night. 1t
may ba had in wrappers for mailing, at i've
cents a copy. To make sure Of getting Il
send an order al once.
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% a,.rt I, aoon I. ,uppli,s 81 mAtsri.l can 5.

...5-,'~ 'IT'-II IT,
Many Bsllalre telephones that wers sub
merged aud yet worked all right loat alter-
wards are now useless, and telephone COM
munication 10 much interrupted.
Some OF the caboosea In the C.& Z yalus
were entered by thieves after the water mad
lei them and the clothing Of the conductors
an %L D Nass9 Sats He2Gat served 30 we'll 10 hold
down the Ohio, Valley trestie are being n.
moved and will bs used at the Bsnwood fur'
mace ct Martins Ferry.
Mayor Cooper has been authorised by the
Secretary oil. War 10 increase Btllaire's pro.
portion OF the Congressional appropriation
from 81, 900 to $1,000.
The Western Union Telegraph Office WAY
not yesterday able TO send any messagea
from here. lIf3N 7ggH
Among the large donations received yes.
terdsy from, other cities are tho following,
onie Of them not yet arriving here: q. K.
Graft, Of Cleveland, q car OF clothing and
shoes And $500. Jnmes. H. Collins. 3. SO.
attorney, Of Columbus, q cur load Of goods.
Crawford & Z,llor, bakers, Of Mansfield, $l0C
and some provisions.
Tho Council has advertised for bids for the
rebuilding Of the Indian run bridge, at once,
The Crystal window glass works Ia at work
| again. 25gr " 1Hgf
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HereiIt En,ertninmen...

The nightly performances at Charley
shay's Theatre, under the auspices OF the
Entertainment Jul .Committee Of the Citi.
aen's Relief Committee, continues 10 draw
tar houses and TO add comfortable sums to
Atfuuds for the amelioration OF the sui.
!erlS caused by the food. The trapezs
performance OF the Quinett Children, the
Gnileetne sparring und the fencing and
cup swpging by lady are immense at.
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T%o-aoRRow's INrELLraKNCxR will bs tha size
OF the WEEKLY lNTELLIoRNcKR, Containing q
full reriew Of the flood from the il o. night. i,
may b, had in wrappers for mailing, at five
cents o copy. To make sure Of getting il
send an order al once. go.
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BRIDGEPORT BRIkYs

Provisions are still arriving.
The @. 4 7. trains, both freight aud pas
saenger, are running on timo, transferring at
Beaver. s
One woman applying for aid got five bed
ticks by mistake. The mistake was after
wards rectiied.
George Kelley was arrested yesterday for
Clairsville jail in default OF payment.
St. Ciairsville ha, done nobly. A com-
mittee from that town was down yesterday
and stated that they had raised 500 and that
more was being subscribed. Besides this
they have rendered tfl,:ent aid to Bellsire
and Martins Eerru .L-Li. 49,
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NEWS.
Miscellaneous noIos about the steamers
and relegraphic Reports.
Tbs Dlur6al lett at II o'clock fer Psrkers.

mInCelluneOnH MOtoS n DOut inc hteaiuefe
and r~elegraphic Reports.
Tbs Dluroal lett at II o'clock fer Psrkers.
Surg.
Tbs Regular left for New Matamoras yes.
tlerday, and will run In this trade for a few
days. ytF
Capt. Rodney Clubach, Of the steamer
Annie Roberta Of Louisville. was In the city
yesterday. y
The Sampson No. 2, Dick Fulton and Two
or three other towboats with tows Of empties
passed up yesterday.
The Princess and Abner O'Neal were the
only regular daily packets yesterday. Tho
ONeh had an immense TIP.
Capt. Kirker's homo at lronton was badly
submerged. The Captain left the Scotia at
Pittsburgh and hurried home Us fast as pot.
slble. !.
Tho rlver. was about stationary yesterday
with q depth Of 20 fec, 0 inches In the chan.
mel. The cold weather checked any rise and
made business on the landing very dull.
The John Tomas was sold to Captain Ken
dall, OF Middleton, through Capt. Davis, for
5000. Capt, lnglebriRhtb bought the steamer
two years ago for $500. The steamer 10 best
known from thu important part abe played
- NV os1o'e A1SAA"a Soa''''Va W susS , 1905
RIVER DisrArcHEs.
%GnKEMnoRo, Pa. February l4.-Riyer 10
feet and falling; raining. Y
Oh CRY, Pa, February l4.-R;yer u feet
8 Inches md rising; snowing.
Lock No. 4,tPA., February l4.-Riyer 10 feet
and falling; weather cloudy.
BEowssviLLE, Pa, February l4.-R,ver II
feet 0 inches and failing; cloudy.
PAnKER, Pa, February l4.-Riyer IS feet
and riatug; weather cool aud showing.
MoReAsrowS, W. Va February IA River
fee,G inches and stationary; cloudy.
RIcE's LANDING, Pa, February l4.-Riyer Il
fest 10 inches and stationary; raining. 4
P17rspuRou. February Electromagnetic
river II feet 5 inches and falling; cloudy aud
cool. "l,EFggF.
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RNmRhHGIS THE TIME 81
R9W TO CURE III
uvW uV HUM0RS.

- at this teason; when the blood aud pcr,pl,s.
n5qmq5s. Humiliat,ng Eruptlons, Itchipg T.ftuses'
oalt Rneum or Eczema, fsorluis, Teiier. Ming.
worm, baby Humoss. serolula, scroiuious so,cs,
Ao,Sesses $40 Uscharging Wounds. and, every
cru ahd SCALP are most speedily and economically
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RELiRr OVER 1hE RIvER.
Tho Bill TO Authorize belmont COUNTY
TO IsorrOw $4,000. y

~ AA1 ~ ~
10 Iorrow $4,000.
Following is the text Of tho bill Introduced
In the Ohio Legislature by Mr.. Hilles. Of Bel.
mont county, to empower the County Com.
m%lsslonera to borrow $4,000 for the relief Of
the dood sufferers on Bslmont's river border:
A Bill 70 authorizs and empower tho Com.
missloners Of belmont county 10 borrow
money and issue bonds for the relief OK
sufferers In Belmont county by tho recent
nood. t49tqI * .YEg
Be Z enaettd BY The General Amemtly " ne Stale
Of Ohio.
That the County Commissioners Of Dol.
mont county are hereby authorized en-.
powered and required to borrow for and on
behalf OF Belm mt county q sum Of money
not exceeding $50, 900 for tho purpose Of re.
lisving those who have suffered by tho re.
cent y >od Ii said county, and to distribute
the bame to the cities, towns and township
authorities Of said county, 10 proportion TO
the wants and need and suffering OF such
persons In said places from such cause, and
such authorities shail d%iatribute the Bame as
necessity requires. 9gN lg1,I
Section 2. iaid Commissioners are hereby
authorized and empowered 10 issue bonds Of
oaAu oounty lot tue buW ouEluWeu, DOt oA'
csedlrg $4,000, with interest at not moro
than Q percent per annum,. payable semi.
annually. Such bonds shall DO due and
payable ten years after date OF, sooner as said
Commission may determine, aud negotiate
the same at not less than par. Said Com.
missloners shall make any further, other or
additional levy Of taxes as they may deem
proper for the payment OF the same. This
act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
The bill was rushed through its three read.
lngs and passed on Wednesday.
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WHy Is It tks.the gil with ,ha biggest feet
always wanta to play Cinderella? "Wed don't
know" but We do know that the best re medy
for coughs and colds is tho far.famed Dr.,
Bulls Cough syrup.
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GREATESr ON EARTF-

Cuticura Remedies arc the greatest mued,o,ro :,
earth. Had tho wo,ss cafe sFalt Rhenm ~ M on
country: My mother had It twenty ycsrs. and ~
fact died from It; believe CuticInn would nave
saved het l!is. Ny arms, breast and heid wero
cured until ! used the Cuiicusa Resolrents mar y.
naty und Cutlcura aud CuticurA eoap externaiiv
LWIEg1lutsE j.. W ADAMS nc,prrk n''
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ronMEg ClrIz.Ns 4EARp rRoN.

Mr.. r. A. McCabe Is In receipt OF a letter
from George H.: Parks, Esq, q former we'll.
known citizen Of this city, in which he
states he has advertised III the Chicago
papers that he will receive all contributions
Of provisions, clothing and money and for.
ward them to this city. Mr.. Parks Is an
interchangeable worker and bis efforts will be
heard from.
The following WAS also received yesterday:
CHICAGO, February IA.
F. p. Jepson, Cashier:
Draw on me for $500; pay 1t to Mayor
for relief Of the sufferers. !
7. p. PHILLIPS.
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c. kRAUs l. BRO,

owing 10 orr building being damaged
by the Hood We are compelled to MIKE
repairs. We therefore lnd 1t necessary
TO make room, and o1f-r our entire stocs
Of, Clothing aud turuIshiug floods at TN.
heard Of low prices. q
Init price. ~
NC must have room at once, and think
our marx down In prices will bring sucl,
q rush OF trade rs " close out our stock
qaica. We therefore advise III early
call. @Fa U. KHAUS-& BRO.
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Copgressman TAylor's Kindness.

Before tho distribution OF the fund appro.
prlated by Congress In aid Of the sufferers
by the flood, Col. J. B. Taylor, Congressman
from over the river district, went to the SEQ
Rotary Of Wa and urged immediate aid for
the sufferers In the towns along the Ohio
river from Hteubenyills to Bsllnire. The
Secretary. was dispo.ed 10 hesitate about
sending the money, aud It was only when
Col. Taylor becauis personally responsible
for the disbursement Of 81 900 Of the funds
that 1t was sent 10 6teubsnville, Martina
Ferry, Bridgeport and Bellaire, each town
receiving 1000. q The mayor Of each town
50 relieved Is In receipt Of u letter from Col:
Taylor explaining this fact. The. Colonel
Will forever live in the hearts OF the sufferers.
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|. BENEFIr C.NcEE7

One Of the choicest entertainments to be
given for the relief OF the sufferers was
arrargedyesterday. It is q song recital to
be given in the Second Presbyterian
Church, Thursday, February 2lst. The
choir d that church, assisted by the lead.
ing sololsts Of the city, all under the charge
Of Nellie Sweeney Palmer, will compose
the benefit company. Weddings musical
taste is Of too high on order not 10 appre.
este an order Of this kind. Outside the
object the attractions are sufficient to draw
an immense audience. So team be written
IN advance, q success.
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CHILLING WINDS
Continued from Rr.l PAGE.

OF the Wheeling sufferers. John R. BenS.
ley, former President Of the Board Of
Trade, consented to act as Treasurer Of the
fund. The following subscriptions were
receivad rp 10 noon Tuesday, .IIy'Er lUl.h
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Neal Skin Cigars,

A handsome sum Is awaiting the testowal
upon any who may discover In them any fla.
vor, fragrance, odor or taste, other than the
natural leaf provides. First class dealers
handle them. N. REILLY, Agent,
lurs E Wheeling, W. Va,
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KRMpLy's LEcrupr

Io'morroF night Col. Jake Kemple will
deliver bis NV lecture on "The Hovern.
ment Mule It the Opera House, for the
benefit OF the flood sufferers. The lecture
is under the control Of the entertainment
committee q Holiday Post G. A. r, and
the Relief Committee on en,ertainments
Jointly, and promises TO roll up a good sum
lor the cause. Col. kemple will take. of
some Of the humorous features If thetlood,
and his lecture will be a pleasant diversion
iIom tie last week oil excitement, anxiety
and labor. ~
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We still haye o largo lot or Wet Goods
which VIC offer to the trade.
.3g SPEYER BROS,
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. SPEYER BROS,

1,400 yards, must be sold at once, by
tho lot. II. EASHEIMER.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINE ~,

The half has not been told a. 10 The great ~, =.
tive powers o.. tho Cuticura Remedies. I hav.
paid hundreds OF dollars Tor medicines ID cnre %is
eases OF the blood and hkin. aul never found ANY.
thing yet 70 equal the Cutlcnrs RemcdieH.N -
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WET PRINTS.

CHICKEN Pot.Pic for Dinner to-day
nj The Peoples Restaurant.
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FLM GROVE & STATE LINE RAN,

FLM GROVE l. STATE LINE RAIL
IL ROAD COMPANY, -
No!ice Is hereby given that at the suuual meet.
Ing OF the Stockholders OF The Elm Grore q s,s,a
Line Railroad company, 10 be held at the once d
VIM. 4 Hubbard, at No. lies Marie, street, In lhe
CITY o. "hee!lng. In the State Of v cat ViEinit, on
tae lLth gay O. aeteh. 4. y: 1854, ap1oprStlion viii
and is capital stock with the Wheeling d HsuIt
~ o.def. Of the Executive Committee oil ths
+. J. GRoTEvENr, Secretary
oithe Elm Grove and State Line Rail.oad Coupauy,