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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-01
HONOR To WHOM HONOR l. DIE

The CIarkS5urg Telegram has 50 oMen
been 50 harsh in It's utter,ncr, ami 50 Bit
l,r in it's abuses that the RHGrSrya has had
occasion TO rap i, over the knuckIes. and To
rri,icise il for IL, 5rligcrrnt editorials
Bu, its leader Of the 18th instant /, 50 full
uf good suggestions and sound sense that
w. must applaud /, and commend /, 70 the
press.
Ne know nothing Ut any irr.la''u. causes,
). there br any for these utgrrauns, bu,
whether there bc any or no, sr fully en-.
,lorse tine manly course Of the Telegram for
defining and Defending in wcll.,hoseu Ian
guage the rights and privileges Of the press.
The generality Of people consider ,ha,
the first and really the ouly dut, paper
has is 10 sup ort With all It's force auy ticket
that NAV Ie pu, up By the party 1t repre-
s.nts no matter whether II Is done legiti-
matelv or hy means most tugl They eV-
rect il 10 overcome any sins OF omission or
commission OF the party with mantle a
fair As the brow OF Diana ON the outside
and lure voters by the Siikrn plush Of the
surface. even IL the neither side. 1r Is black
as the smoke ot hadrS or ~ spotted
as the skin Of Il lroysu! and is
warp and woof made up Of false promises
deception. tricknrv ami base ingratltude-
Itany paper docs no, do ,hi, it i dcuopuc.
ca by the sc,tappojntrd censor, of others
opinions. and d~riIrd wIlE SCOru the equal
Of which Is only found in the ronJemp, with
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Blaine aud Cleveland Contra>ted.


Blaine IS accepted rs a satisfactory man
by about two-rhirIS Of hi, party including
all the steady old voters, who ARE faithful To-
the theory that they ought to support the
dryi, iucara'" if he gets the regular nOml.
nation. bur he is opposed by a Iarse thought
f.. intelligent and energetic section of those
who have faith in what have been always
supposed 10 be Republican principles ami
want their votes Ia be- consistent with thai
faith. And whr 10 they oppose BAiu',
He can and does and will shout a. loud ~
u, any OF them for any Of m. Republican
priEcipal> or all Of them together. They
hold that his history exhibits him As con
taminuted with relation to many dishoncs,
OPERATIONS. and they believe that HI. shout
ing Of Republican principles : only IN" Or.
liuary rogue : ruSe to draw attention away
from the little games or great games by
which be hopes to profit They believe he
Is at once the tool and the ally of men To
nhom politics Is only prrl"Et Tor gigantic
ublir robbery
ltaiur is opposed by SECTION of his party
b cause he is not honest. aUi Cleveland is
opposed by IL Seciian Of his party simply he
cause %" l. honest All me Republican ~
/ 'at,ion To Blaine tuurhr, ;hj, point OF his
,hi.'v readiness to cooperate with $gq1u
jr.s. all the Democratic oo'"ction 10 Glove
land turn, from fr, 20 la. upon the fact
that ,cuur,irri> ready to :o,~r dirty schemes
upon tkr State treasury have found thj,
faithful public official an obstacle TO their
plans. He ha, AWAY, stool in their way
and they hate him for it, Savage over their
disappuiu'mrutS in many aIroit attempts
they how, with rage at the discovery thu,
The man whom they raunu' bend 70 their
purposes and who has foilrd them So often
before. Is likely to foil them again on Il
larger field, and, rs desperate rohber Is al
WAYS q possible assassin. their rage adopt.
on a-sassjus >tylc and they threateN t,
knife the man they cannot cajolr or bully
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The Engagement STILL Ou.

you have heard of papaS trouble at the
bank, George DEAR she asked from be-
meath the lapel Of his coat.
Your papa's trouble at the bank" ex,
claimed George, turning white. Certainly
mott What is it,.
why. he is S+OOO,OOO behind in his ac.
counts, and an investigation is to be had.
In that case, replied George coldly,
struggling to release himself, our engage
ment must -
And mamma got despatch from him
TO-DAY from Canada, interrupted the girl
holding him down by main strength. He
reached there only this morning, and is
willing to settle matters at three cents on
the dollar
oh" said George, returning her head to
his shoulder, and stroking her ringlets
fnndly
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Commissioners Notice.

IN THECIRCrTT COURT OF ONO COUNTY,
/ james T.. Rogers. administrator ~ the estate OF
MARY Crowley, deceased, -. sarah crowley AMI Julia
Ki:hy. In rhany"ry
By virtue u' an Or,lcr %; reference entered in the
above rntitl, cause on the 2i~, day ~ May 1885,, II
&, referred 70 the undersigned Commissioner oi the
,4ii court To- take, state and report au account:
Fir,t-Oi the d.ht. due hy and the liabilities oil
the said Mary Crowley, deceased. with IN" names Of
the creditors and the amounts aud priorticS II any
81 the debts.
~"roud-,r the personal e>tal" lett by said Mary
Crowley deceased. a.
Third-An account show ia: and settling the ac-
count, Of the complainant administration aIore
said
Iour,h-ui any other matter> deemed pertinent
hv m" commissioner or required by any party IN !n-
ts'u,l.
Nuli, /, hereby given that 'hc undersigned has
@y,l upon THURSDAY, TIE l0TH DAY or
II I.N. l~~i commencing st O'Clock a. m, a. the
time and his DiC', No. l21U 'haplime street, IN this
CITY 81 Wheeling. ohio county. West Virginia, rs
the place Al which H. will proceed To ascertain and
report tho several matters in the said order VI reIer-
.Hrr required
Given under my hand this fh day OF June, 1854.
JOSEPH L. Fault,
i.,n,sut Commissioner.
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POLITICAL. MORSEI.S.

General Logan'S letter of acceptance
will be very short, it is said.
DR.. Mary Walker announces that she can
not support Blaine and Logan.
A Galveston (Texss) prayer meeting was
,arned into a Blaine ratification meeting.
The Indiana Democrats aPplauded the
PRAYER with which their State Convention
vas opened.
John Swintou declares in his paper that
Governor Cleveland is scrub and a
"numbskulL
The Boston Herald intimates that there
Is a possibility that Roscoe Conkling will
stump Maine for Blaine:
The New York Star has information to
the effect that Jay Gould is to be the mon,
eyed man OF the Blaine campaign.
In the chaSte language of the Denver
News Tabor is running for Governor OF
Colorad" like a steer in cornfed.'
Senator McDonaMs friends claim thar
Speaker Carlisle ough, to come 10 Chicago
and help the old man next week
Major f. 4 Burke of Louisiana. a long
headed politician, insists that Iilden mu>t
bc nominated aud made to stand
The Minneapolis Evening Journal record;
a rumor that the St Paul Pioneer Press IL
to repudiotc Blaine in few DAYS.
!. f. Ireland is the name of the New
Yorker who is working up a Tildcndead
alive movement He calls it "Spontanc.
Gus.
A New York reporter asked Senator
Hoar What are Blaincs chances Of elec-
ton? and the Senator replied "Good even
ing.
Gath relates that gentleman recently
said to Mr. TiIden. Governor, you canno,
merely decline now You win have to fight
your WAY ont of the nomination. The
sage raised his eve little put his ear for.
ward and whispered: Will Hendricks
have TO fight his way out of a nomination;
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iIt,IlsI.
THE FORSYTH PROPERTY FOR SALE,

rINIE PARCEl. or GROUND SOUTH OF FISH.
/ cr's foundry. which was, Tor several years. u>ri
lN the city ~ street is Tor sale. 1t comprises the
,outh halt m lot l. and the south hall ul lot 5. in
SIuaIr H. III the old town ut Wheeling; aud, ~
shown Ly a plat made in 1871 10y W. &. smith, city
surveyor has a front apc o IS feet, inches IN Mar
Ect street and q frontage OF 20 lee" inches Chap
line street aud has depth from Market street Y,
Chaplinc street al 2G9 feet.
Til, property, which was for several wears claimed
ly the civ lass H'cn fully and finally decided 10 be-
long L. Ellen Forsyth and there j. no inCumbranc"
thereon. All question: Of damages have hccm settled.
There j. ;~u ur sale a parcel ri ground. with the
dwelling thereon, fronting about o. feet II inches
on Chaplin" street. Immediately south Ui the said
lot : and extending back. wC>twarlly. about l3i
i,rI Co., inches which parcel i composed Oi lot =.
and small strip oil the north side Of lot s IN Gpde
gr...T'> addition tu the city ui Mhrrl!ng
Their. j. ll,, l"r sale parcel al I"und lum"i-
ll",y -I,sIhul NE. tvrmau Lutheran church, which
!s},cl j., part 1T Iur in said IpirslN addition.
and fruni> atarG II rct - inchr, on Market street.
AMI extend, back Ii feet g., inches, a, shown by
,;,id plat
Adlrr>, inquire, in regard t. the Street Prop
rr.," L. i Lamb. ur Wm. ErNSirc, attorneys !nr
E'pu forsyth and inquiries in regard 10 the other
parcels ,n.p Lamb
ylolwtc
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You Meet Him Every Day.

And now cOmeth into full view, clear
down to The front the large small man who
carrieth his entire warl in his vast pocket,
and owunth part Of the county town ship
and >c',cth things up and layeth things
dow. and is mysterious aud confidential,
aud akrth secret calculations and estl'
mate in dingy notebooks and increaseth
in gir,h until the dsy after election. when 1t
tran~I Tres that his favorite candidate re
c.ived about eleven votes where the rest OF
the ticket got about 1000, aud the shrink
aye Of that man is even rs Sun-dried boot
after fishing excursion. Weep not fox
him He will be Just Is large, just as mys
FERROUS, and just As important curing the
next campaign.
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THERE WILL BIZ NOTHING AN
BlGUOUS ABOUT THE DEFEAT OF
MIR BLAINE. He WHO RUNS MAY
CLEARLY READ THE VERDICT IN
ADVANCE. \ CANDIDATE IN.
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE. AND \
PARTY TOO CARELESS OF ITS OWN
HONOR TO BIZ LONGER TRUSTED
WITH THE NATIONS. y. I. TINES
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ynndrrbut piscount> nonte.Cristo.

Dumas makes The Count Of Monte CriSto
worth one hundred millions. does he mott
in francs. Bah What are hundred
millions in traucS-twenty millions in dol
lars-four millions in pounds SterEug-to-
day. Genreel poverty Vanderbilt is
worth two hundred millions Were he to
start after the soaps ofJay could DANGERS
and Jim Kecuc Morcarf were he then to
climb upon q rock and say lapropoS to his
tortuneL The world Is mine what would
family DO? Thrv would clap him Into an
insane ASYLUM and then make merry with
his millions We do these things much
letter than in France
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Tie Would Burn Up His Pen Before sup
rnrLinr Rlainr.
porting hi8ihr'
p1na E.iianr v , -

We saw. then. that sooner join in mak'nE
Io,,,s {; Blaine President Of the Jnlt"i
Salts We would quit work. burn up or
rsr and leave TO other and perhaps rashe
h,,ds the noble controversies OF politics
and the defence Of popular !'-gorrrn
mint.
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Notice..

yINHE SF;MT-ANNUAL INTEREST DUE FIRST
rroximo, on the registered first consolidated
,nnrt,ar,. londs 0! the Pllsb ~, Wheeling and Ken
tuckV Railrosd Comrspv vii I've maid on July |,
isl. AT the Office OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many Philadelphia, Pa, by John D. Taylor, treas
,,rrf of that company Transfer books close on the
":tE inst Blank forms for collecting the interest
NAV be had at the Bank Of Wheeling.
JOHN f. DAVIDSON,
,g; Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
Clerks OFFICE

CLERKS OFFICE
E,,rn o. COMMISSIONERS or ONO Co,
WHEELING, June -, '-Ni)
S,FNLED PROPOSALS WILL Re RECEIVED
- al tn. otIigc .ntil Monday, June 80, 1881, at
o'clock a m, for furnishing medicines upon pre-
scrnrirn q De county rhysician for the Pobr OF
J!n; - =, 49,. Of Wheeling lying north OF
i Whi H. a. ate. ne az S,o rr,.ns medicines upon
prescription, ul said physician Tor the r." u. I'
pari Of thu city Of Wheeling lying south ~ W..
Ing creek during the fiscal year ending May 81, -:
Druggists making bids must DO business III 'A''
mart OF Inc cjty in which they hid To- supply.
iqIG ROBERT Il. WOODS, Clerk
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For sale.

A FARM or SIXTY ACRES, FOUR MILES
4 southeast "i Eruwood, Mar hall county, West
Virginia \ small new frame house, stahliug &c,
thirty acre, cleared, htruc" in good white oak tint
l-r, by ". V. HOGh BRO
,.byh 100 Market Street.
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NOTICE.
Redemption of Public Building Loan
Bonds.

TINE HOLDERS OF THE ABOVE NAMED
| h,nds an, hereby notified that bonds Of the follow
ing numbers, namely 25, liz, 52, 80, IL, i3S,
Ii9, 200, 30, 2i, l63, I. 26, 159, ll9, 81, 40
1872, ~, 10, 100, 10, 143, 80, 1877, 1872 have
~ tLe nrIipnnre authorizing the same and pay
able al the Exchange Bank Of Wheeling July i
iSSi ST which time they will case I" bear interest
COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN.
ir2St2g
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NOtjCe tn Contractors.

4 T THE AUDITORS OFFICE, CADlI, ONO
n June 27th. 1851. AT o'clock p. IN, the con
tract viii he let by the Engineer. subject TO the aP
,y,y,I nj The County Commissioners, for the con
S,rrriion OF the Cadiz and Harrisyillc Macadan
Road -,
Sealed bids for the same will he received at the
Auditnr's Office Cadz Ohio until u o'clock m. Of
said day Profile and specifications OF said work can
ha zen at the Auditors Office, or other information
Ina, bidders may desire can be ohtaincd oil the hng-
,r,y Nm : Fox. Payments made monthly in
,asb on estimates Good and sufficient security will
=. -. '"r the proper execution ?i the w::-.
,IbIC aid ,ro, "a be completed ON or beiora
october /, 1885, ard such parts a. asSr hai
REQUIRE agains. November t. lSs4 Total length oil
road 10 s2l0O miles and will T." let in sections FROM
i,Iiy to iron bridge near Becbt'S old mill, ? @-l0
miles will be the first section. The remainder, be-
Ing the old plank road grade will I've LET in one con
.-ri Or in sections of not less than onc-hail mile
,ah The ght TO reject any all bills is reserved
WM : FOX, Engineer
;,,n,xt Short Creek. Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nHIo COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE APPLY
at Commercial Bank. ,eSia
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RED STAR LINE.

S,HORT AND DIRECT ROUTE 20 ,dGNA
= AND FRAME,
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Towels /! Towels /! Towels.

A Fine Loom Damask Towel. 20 by 40,
colored borders, l23c each, $T50 per
dozen
A Fine Bleached Damask Towel, Is by
AZ, fancy borders, l24c; $3.50 per dozen.
A Fine Bleached Damask Towel, "a by
As, pure white and fancy borders, 25cts
each.
A fine Fine Bleached German Damask
Towel, 20 by 40, Inc quality, with ele-
CANT broche borders, only Acc each.
Fine Bleached German Damask Bird
eye Towel, % by 40, both in plain white
and fancy DO lders, only soc each, worth
75c.
A fine Cream Damask Towel, % by
40, beautiful quality, only SOC, worth rs
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gers and toes, and pinches his lit
tie ears snd nose, and urges him
briskly onward. The store doors
are closed, and great clouds Of
dust, driven BY the rough wind,
whirl in the travellers face, filing
his eyes and almost taking away
his breath. The straw hat has
long been laid away and gloves
and wooden hats feel comfortable.
The old hearthplace is lit up
with the Sizing backlog, and the
warm flames leap merrily up the
great black chimney-way. II is
now that the shades Of night shut
out = portion Of the day; and
when the light grows dim and
grayish, what d pleasure it Ii to
sit and gaze into the fire. Or
how cheering is the old wood fire
during such day as Longfellow
describes, when outside the uday
is cold, and dark, and dreary; it
rains, and the wind Is never wca-
ry." The good fairy plies her
mystic art ut such time and from
the dying embers weaves castles.
shapes and figures. Memory, ev-
or active, awakens thcslumberinQ
thoughts Of years, and recalls the
pleasant scenes Of other DAYS.
Events long forgotten are brought
to life once more. The old home
Of youthful hours, dimly remem-
bered, arises to the vision friends
long since dead, in imagination
commune with rs, and dear ones
far away, seem to sit by our side.
The mind runs in the past, and,
OIL what a feeling ofsadness and
lonliness broods over one as he
sits by the open fireplace, listen
ing to the distant church bells
and the whistling wind, while the
shadows assume grotesque forms
in the background. The fading
Of the year and the dreary days
are blessing, for then thought is
busy, and with an awakening Of
our better selves, comes medita-
ton and communion, and with
these begin a feeling Of good will
to man and love for Cod Grant
Rstzer.
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Quilts ! Quilts Quilts !

lid Honeycomb Spread large size, good
quality, only Csc each.
LID Crochet Quilts, full size, excellent
quality, only soc each.
la Crochet Quilts: full size, fine quail
ity, handsome patterns, ST each.
ll-4 Crochet Quilts, handsome patterns
full size. extra fine quality, ST. .25 each.
9-4 and l04 Crochet Spreada, for single
beds, very best quality, 81 and Sl.25
each.
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The autumn twilight steals apace,
with chill and threatening mein.
ana dulls the hope that dawned at
And golden glowed Till e'cn.
The gloom without is matched within
BY griefs desparing gray;
And Desolation holds the door
For Hopes departing ray.
Alone sit; no loving hand
Rests kindly on my own,
No tender voice with cheerful words
Breakes IN upon my moan.
No plying eyes look into mine
In protest Of my tears,
Nor weep in sympathixing woel
With my despairing fears
In all the world no one il there
With interest in my own.
Enough TO say, "Rest ye content.
And reap where have sown.
should Death his visitation make,
No human hand is near
io gently press the eyelids down
Or drop friendly tear.
My love in Its bestowal lies.
dead, unvalued thing;
While one there is who, holding Ii.
Would deem hlmselfa king.
And thus the fates in demon rlee
With hearts ut tennis play.
Sending the good To meet the bad
Upon their headlong way.
Full tilt aiieid, the tender heart
Against the hard is thrown.
Aud, broke and bleeding breathes away
Its life upon stone
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The Dying Year.

y
forever; the fresh, budding spring
time and the warm, sunny days
OF summer have passed into eter-
nifty. We now stand at the very
threshold Of winter, while its
forerunners are all about us. Yon
drifting cloud, those whirling
leaves, and the brisk, bracing air
put warn us to prepare for the
season of snow and GOODNESS.
There is an inspiring grandeur in
the year at this period. Summer
flowers bloom no longer in the
woodland and no green leaves
rustic overhead. Instead Of these
there is barrenness o FER the froz-
en- earth, and the trees, decked in
gorgeous, many-tinted foliage day
by day, grow leatless and bare.
Who does not like this time of
the year? who cannot appreciate
q walk in the country where ma
ture is preparing for her winter
sleep? The fields stretch out in
plow-rows or present a waving
sea Of brown briers and weeds.
The lark and yellow-hammer are
perhaps the only large birds
about, and they futter through
the air with sluggish speed. Here
and there, dottihg hill and dale,
long lines of fodder-shocks stand
like grim sentinels Of war; while
the rosy-cheeked apples strew the
orchard ground. The ripping lit
tie brook, pure and blue, shows
no small minnows sporting at the
bank, but flows on, singing hap
PLY to the oncoming winter. Rab-
bits hop about, or cooped up in
little tufts Of grass, look slyly at
you as you wade through the
weedy fields.
What dreary and desolate APP
pearance has the wood! The tall
trees resound to the beating Of
the little "sap-sucker," and the
sandy fox squirrel scampers along
the naked trunks or suns himself
on the topmost limbs. In fence
corners, drifted knee-high, the dry
leaves rustic in the wind and
crackle beneath ones tread. Up
in the far-end partridge pipes
shrilly and kinsfolks answer from
/ all sides. The pheasant also soft
ly drones his tune upon some old
log and ''whirrs' by with buzz
like that Of a saw. The whole APP
pearance OF nature is changed and
beautiful tints and hues are sue
ceeded by decay and forsaken
look. Byrant was a lover of ma
ture, and what true picture Of
sombre and changing landscapes
is found in his couplet:
"The melancholy days have come,
The saddest OF the year,
Nature is not alone in it many
changes. All about us the vary
ing influences are in motion. The
schoolboy no longer goes to his
school with lettering footsteps,
but Jack Frost bites his little fin
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Danasks.

62-inch Loom Table Damask, in brok-
en- and plain diced patterns, guaranteed
all linen, 373c. This lot is from the
great auction sale of Halstead, Haines &
Co., OF New York.
60-inch Linen Loom Table Damasks
beautiful patterns, guaranteed all linen.
DOC per yard. This lot is from the great
auction sale of Halstead, Haines & &C, of
New York.
60-inch Bleached Table Damask. ele-
CANT assortment OF patterns. 623c per yd.
6l-inch Heavy German Cream Loom
Damask, in flowers and block patterns,
75c per yard.
66-inch Extra Heavy German Cream
Loom Table Damask. in geometrical de
signs, size per yard.
6l-inch Extra Heavy German Bleached
Table Damask, handsome patterns, 75c
per yard.
SO inch Extra Heavy German Cream
Loom Table Damask, flowers and eeom-
etIical designs, 81 per yard.
72-inch Extra Fine and Heavy Bleach.
ed German Table Damask, beautiful sty-
lrs, 81 per yard
~ Finer grades in both Dreamed and
Full Bleached, with 3 and 4 Napkins to
match, at correspondingly low prices.
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Napkins Napkins | Napkins !

8 8 by 5.S German Damask Napkins,
full selvedge (no raw edges), handsome
patterns, only ST. per dozen.
5-8 by So German Damask Napkins,
handsome patterns, full selvedge, best
napkins ever offered at $l.25 per dozen.
5.8 by 5-8 German Damask Napkins,
handsome patterns, extra fine quality full
selvedge, $l.50 Sl.75 and So per doz.
6-S by 6-S Fine Irish Damask Napkins,
handsome patterns, beautiful quality,
1925 per dozen
6-8 by 6-s Fine heavy German Damask
Napkins, diced patterns, $3.50 per doz.
3 A by "a Fine Extra Heavy German
Damask Napkins, handsome Powered pat
terms, extra fine quality, $2.75 per doz.
SPEcIAL-Fine All-Linen PLAID Doylies,
warranted, only Soc per dozen.
Fine Turkey-Red Fruit Doylies, war
ranted fast colors, 75c. and ST per dozen.
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Life is like q harness. There
are traces Of care, lines Of trouble,
bits Of good fortune, breaches 81
good manners, bridled tongues,
and everybody has . tug to pull
through.
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To any body who has disease Of
throat or lungs, we will send proof
that Piso's Cure for Consumption
has cured the same complaints ii
other cases. Address,
+. I. HAzELTINE, Warren, Pa.
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The intermediate letters are in
distinct. A man named Chas
Foster came from Philadelphia to
Brown mountain early in Septem-
Der on q hunting exposition, and
as he disappeared it is now be-
lieved he was killed and eaten by
this wild beast.