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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28

The Worcester Spy THINKS That in the Sc.
lection of delegates from Massachusetts t.
the National convention there is little dan.
ger this year tla. any serious laist,ke viii,
be made and that though politician, ,!oubt.
less could be found vino would be ylad ,c
make up Blaine or an Arthur ticket, ibev
know that it can't be done this wear The
Spy says; The demand fer uppedgef
delegates is sometimes the cover of an At.
tempt to gain dishonest advantage. but H.,
public opinion OF the party sets so ifronyl,
now for Edmunds, that only delegates who
are known to be unequivocslly in favor Of
bis nomination will be tolerated as delegate,
at large, and in the several districts # il
scarcely possible thst more than 40 or tire,
who are nominally Tor him, but really 70,
come other candidate, may sip H."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28

Temperance is making decided hcadwa,
in England. The tGxe2 levied on liaror and
tobacco have long been the mainstay of tn,
Treasury, and until lately the growth Of the
revenue from this source corresporded with
the increase of population. But while il
1879 the revenue from wines and spirits
amounted to oyer t~euty.three million
pounds, in 1888 it fell below twenty mil.
lions, whereas to keep race with the growth
OF population it should have reached twenty.
five millions In other words while tho
population increased 8 per cent the drink
revenue was reduced By 10 per cent and it
follows that the consumption per head must
have fallen off 20 per cent. What makes
the change the more significant is the fac,
that during 1888 trade was importing and
wages good.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28

Inc calm serenity OF Bhodo Island politics
same very near being rudely disturbed at ,bc
recent conventions. George II. Corlise 3
Republican of the highest bu9iness standing
an personal character, was nominated foy
governor by an Independent Republican
Convention, AMI the Democratic Convention
was persuaded, despite much opDosition
from the "mossbaclis," into adopting him as
It's candidate, but he declined TO RIM and
the'eupon "true-blue Democrat" Thomas
W. segar, was set up. Nobody ever heard
OF MIR. Segar and nobody will ever hear of
him again, after the election. The Demo.
cratic Convention also elected the delegates
TO the National Convention, and The eipbt
votes are counted upon for the "old ticket 4,
The convention adopted no platform, nor
Was such thing even mentioned by anv
member of the convention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28
Edmunds In NIaSSac Il usetts

The Boston Aduerttser says that the sixth
Massachusetts district is for Edmunds The
Adrerttser says: From present indication.
the Massachusetts, delegation to Chicago
Will be nominally unanimous for Eumunds
ana Lincoln. The ticket for delegates at large
which is most talked Of among the Edmunds
men, bears the names of Mr.. Henry Cabot
Lodge, the chairman of the State commit
tee; General Francis A. Walker, an eager
advocate OF Senator Edmunds's nomination,
and gentleman acquainted with the leading
Republicans Of every State ex- Congressman
w. w. Grape of New Bedford and either
Mr.. Henry s. Hyde of Springfield or e1.
Senator Halle of Springfield"
tBos on Letter in Springfield Republican,
The canvass for delegates from the dis.
tricts to the Chicago Republican convention
is going forward energetlcally this week.
States are making in great variety and agita-
tors OF the different presidential movements
are active. But with all the activity this
fact appears, that the politicians generally
are recognizing the very decided expression
OF public opinion throughout the State in
favor of the nomination of Elmunds and
Lincoln and are governing themselves accord.
in9ly. Everybody to-day seems 10 be for this
ticket as first choice, and tho workers
interested in the advancement of other can
dldates are more concerned about the second
choice of possible delegates than the first
1t - now probable that u solid Edmunds
delegation Will be sent from the entire State,
the District convention as well as the
State. But in this delegation will be found
Arthur men and Blaine men and more per-
haps who are for Gen. Sherman AS "a last re.
sort; while few may favor Lincoln if It
should appear that Edmuuds or a man Of his
stamp cannot be nominated al Chicago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28

And Mr.. Benton once declared that the
"only effectual mode of preserving our Gov
eminent from the corruptlons which have
undermined the liberty OF 80 many nations is
to confdc the election of our chief magistrate
to those who are fatthest removed from the
influence of his patronage; that is, to the
whole body Of American citizens"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28

1t is pati full spectacle, that Of disagree.
ing brethren. Here is the Boston Post
which thus comments ON one of the vince
horses OF the Democracy: 1--WE learn that
Senator Daniel w. Voorhees, Of Indiana
would accept the nomination for the vice.
Presidency Very likely but "a vice presi.
dent should be a man fit to become Presl
dent Mr.. Voorhees, isn't
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28
The Lieutenant Governorship.
From the Bellows Falls Ttnes,

We took occasion some two months ago tc
speak favorably Of Mr.. Ormsbee for this no
sluon' and are glad to see that his name /,
received with 50 much favor. His course in
ne Legislature was marked by good jndg,
'ps ana common sense, and, If nominated,
elste Will be sure on good aud faithfuj
y. W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28

The New York Hcra11 finds that Of II
members OF the New York Senate arc for
Tilden and for Cleveland and of GO mem.
bers of the Assembly. 80 are for Tilden and
II for Cleveland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28
West Burkc's Farmers.

WEST BURKE, VI, Nov. rs. 1858.
We have used Bowker's Ferul ger with entire
satisfaction and believe II 20 be us good as any
IN the marks' II OF better. shall use ~ another
,1.i n ~ efe'c"cs 10 any other.
J. uFccrr, West BurAs, VI,
uRr. II sutton, VI
" : KS, Nswalk VI,
' 80 West Burss, w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-28

how much OF farce a jury trial Of DO
lygamist in Utah must be, is shown by the
Facts In the case of Andrew Peterson. Of Sal,
Lake City, who is an ayowed polvgamiot
VINO voted Tor delegate to Congress in 1889
ana VINO was indicted under The Edmunds
law Tor registering and voting. Chief
ous'lce Hunter allowed seven poygamist
hormons to sit on the jury. One Of them
mas three wives and all ven swore that thew
believed the divine ,erior n the om,
.,.S. polygamY was
obeyF Tha s nSuu
d.
! the Nor
" proxy
Vobody
dant
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Ghe 9ree PRESS.
BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, MAR. %, 1884

PUBLISHED BY
The Free Press .EssoCio tom.
q. q. HENEO,Cr, Editor,
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IsIIDG EIsORT.
Tho Sentiment In for Kintne-Thc Him.
a.l- yiIte NVNIcAl Climb va 3 .--ss

Tho Sentiment In for EInine-The Him
| vilte Musical Club. 3
In tho Standard mill the almost unan,rou
sentiment Ia for Blaine. -
| Mr.. William Graham, Secretary OF the Cam
pany, said: II em for the best man; think iii
name is Dalne." III N. = :, - .-l'
Mr.. D. d. Clark.-"B.aine and Lincoln Z
Wilbur Talimsn, Secretary OF the E.nt
Iron Works.---'"Fort the nominee; no objection
- B!aine." VIZ Is 81 ,l55!,sl - =
John Tepping..-"Blsine and Lincoln.niz
". q. Howe!!s.-"Blaine every timr.n,
w. J. Howell "eay that the men. women
and children Of Etaaviile cry for James g
Blaino.' -tt;{S't i. - =.
J.E. Trueman.-"For tho nomiree.m Il
h Mayor Junkinr.-"Blaine and Lincoln, ~
6.a. Junkins Blaine.n y !. -
Ed. Clark -"Blsine." I, 4, & X
FLA. Robiuson.-="1 am for the man who
said, "A tariff can never b. too high for mo
YOU know him?' - 49, ''
4. BEauum d. Bons.-"All for Dlaine.n r
VIM. Ale1ander.--"'Fo the nominee 4 n
W.. W. Holloway.--"Shermau aud Lin.
coln." 'f A6a I. 81 - -
Dr., Todd, who returned yesterday from
Portland from r professional visit, esys that
all the people are for Blaine up there. >
MueIc FOR THE CAMPAIGN. *
|. A society has been formed at E.uaville for
the coming campaign, and they propose 10
be heard In a musical way. A large sum OF
money has been subscribed for the purpose
Of supporting this club, which Is no other
than a BRAS band. The band ba7 now eleven
members, and many more passive members.
There viii be q meeting this evening at
ulr!ch'a Hall, at 1870 o'clock. and all good
Republicans arc invited 10 attend whether
they want TO Join the club or not, Let there
be q full turn out, ~,
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BELAAIRE.
~. P"trica's Dny-KuightS TempInr-lll
from n fall-PcrsOnnl nEl General.
Gns. Fox the musician was haze vnstsr

| . N
81. PAtrlca's Dny-lkuiEhtS pInr-ll
from Fali-Personal und General. !;
Gus. Fox, the musician, was here yester
day. sg 2! 81 "a = 1 g1,:l1SCqi Z.
Isaac II. Patterson, Of St. Cla;reyil!e, wa!
In town yesterday. .l 49, IN
Dr. Henry West, Of st. Clairsyille, was /,
town yesterday evening. VIA 4
j. W. Sanders, OF the Pennsylvania Co. J,
Accountant office, was in town yesterday,
The oil tank and house Of the E.na Gla.,
WORKS, that was upset by the bod, has beer
fixed IN Its old place again., .s25t5 j
VIM. G. Howard vas In town yesterday Wis.
itlng relatives and looking up old acousin.
tances. His wife wa1 with him. -
Mr.. Abe Mcdonald, thu engineer wbohss
been lying at the point OF death for SONS
timo in Steubenyille, died yesterday fore.
noon. Ga 8 49,, y r. ~ 81 \,
Adam Faupel, J.. Il Purnell, James Kelly
and Henry Landkrohu, went to S,euberyille
last night to attend special meeting OF the
Knights Templar. 49,
Tho committee to lock after Bellsire's in.
terests at Columbus will star. to-day. They
are Hon. David Wagner, Col. O. l.. Poormsa
and Jas. B. Darrah. u II. ES5I3a ~ :
The local pspsrsa,e full OF political souibs,
items and pointer; but otherwise yesterday
was quiet day. Elec.!oneering by would.be
candidates Was about all the excitement St,
Pa!ricks day produced. ll',Gs n
Mr.. Vim. McGraw lia7 never recovered II N,
the effects OF the fall he got in tie win.cr.
He was knocked down By a sleigh while
walking in tho Gravel Hill cut, md his head
badly hurt. Yesterday. ho was In yel pre-
carious condition. sft,. - Il;
The Ancisat Order Of Hibernians paraded
yesterday afternoon, together with the Ben.
wood order. They were preceded BY the ST.
Cecilia brass banI. At! st. Johns church
special services we're held, and the parish
school had a holiday. -.
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STEUNESvlI.LE,
Serious Fnll-Ilnrse OF steel Khils Sunk.
p, 7-lI#'a' Fatal Gun of Cofrse a.

Serious Fnll-Ilnrse OF steel Khils Sunk.
r. Fatal Cup OF Coffee.
Mrs. Sarah Allen, Of Richmond, this cour.
ty. while Visiting her brothers. family near
there few days ago, was partially straugled
while drinking d cup OF coffee, : A y:oIsnt
coughing spell eusned, causing hernia, from
the effect Of which sha hsI sincs died. L
George Burke. who wal aenteuosd to the
penilett lary June Is 1880, for burglary aud
larceny, the term Of sentence being iiys
years, iaerpscted home In few daya, having
materially reduced his time OF Imprisonment
~ good conduct and overtime work.
deorse insisted at the time, and still declares
Inst he a;d not commit the crime charged
against him. tx. a,5f.l. ~. a. =
Yesterday morning about three O'Clock an
old man named Ban Johnson, being under
the Influence OF liqnor, fell from window
10 the sacond story OF the 81. Nicholas hotel
to the ground btlow, sustaining serious
irjnries--l shoulder blade aud two ribs
broken, spine hurtaud flash much bruised.
Hs Is a resident Of Crosl Greek township,
this county. 1t is thought his injuries will
not prove fatal. 80; : "a N
About hsIf:past eight O'Clock yesterday
morning, NJ the Iron Age. OF Gray's iron
line, With tow OF seven barges, was coming
down, and when approaching the rsiway
bridge over the 0aio river at this place, by
some accident or blunder the tow was al
lowed 70 strike tho pier OF the channs! span
on the Ohio side, with the result OF sinking
barge loaded with steel rails, the other
bavges breaking lose from the towing
steamer. Another Of the bargss upset and
dumped II oont2nt7, s.id to be cosl int1 the
river. The Iron Age, aldad by the Resolute
succeeded In gathering her remaining barges
together before reaching Mirgo. The loss
on barga and damage to rails, will probably
run up to $4,000. The rails, OF course, can
be recovered. '2 '4l
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aud Salaries met last night. The latter re-
solved 10 recommend that tho First Braach
OF Council concur with the Second in its &C.
lion Oh the Gas Trustees report. This r..
port, which YVES approved BY the Second
Branch and referred by the First, changes
the salaries OF several gas works oil ,isis.
Superintendent Dillon. who now gets 81, 200
aycar and house rent, coal and gas free, is
given 81 800 without the psyquisites; Score.
ta,y Hnziett is increased from $1,000 to
81. 400. and Assistant Secretary He'll from
5000 10 1900. '{N -. : l0.-''ig "a
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Without stopping 10 speculate as to what It
was that had fallen, they rushed down 10 the
whartboat, Embossed sklG and pulled out
Into the river 10 where the body wa, Il ,a!iug.
As they reached 1t they discovered that 1t Is
woman, aad that she WIS Just abou. sink.
Ing for the last time. They pulled Der Into
sushea from her mouth and nose ap pu Ies
vigorously for tho shore, they landed oppo:
aite the 6iamm Honse. ~.
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent DOings or West yfrginiRns and
their ScIshbDrH.

Barnesvillo ought to DO happy town. It!
corporation report ANNOUNCES ;Enl lhs town i.
now clear OF all debt bonded or Il )at;nr, and
with upssrds Of $l.2Co t, commence next
year on. sii5S 81 .tfs. .
The remains OF q young lady named Til.
den, who died OF consumption at her hone
IN one OF the suburb, Of Philadelphia, were
inciners;ed in the LsMoyEc furnace q! Little
Washington, yesterday. Is
The Webetes Mountain Echo says that ru.
NOR hao it in thst county that Young man
named Lee Gadd and tbs vile OF i. II Davis
have elopel. Gadd leaves " iie ind severa!
children, and Mrs. Davis hs1a husband now
absent in Virginia from whom she ha, been
separated for several months. ,5p.g
During the carly part Of last week at an
auction sale in Monree county VIM. Cope.
land and John s. Wiseman had some words
IS 10 who vas the best man, aud wero on.
deavosing 10 settle by a lis.;cutf, when Jos
Copeland, brother Of William, ran up witt,
an open knife behind Wisen,an and ont biz
shroat f:om The centre to tho car, i1A;ctine
an ugly wound, II not sarious one. Both
we're under the Influence OF liquor.
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7 TIC Woxa doe. o,.

The fines and COST raid IN a; police Court
yesterday moruing rcpleaishoL tho CITY
treasury to the amount Of $s5S, there being
thiriy-sevsn cares .jIai addition I to those
spoken OF yesterday, tic house of Susie
Kaufman, who receai'y bought out Madame
shipp. IVES yi.i cd by tha POLICE at u late
hour Sunday night md the MAdsme, one
girl aud two men wero arreated. Ii court
each Of tbs nlfsismes were fined so and
cos's. the girls IS and costs each and the
male visitors the same sum. At this rate tho
way Of the transgressor is not only hard, but
expensiYe. r.I.. ~. u /. 3. ,.L = -. -.7l
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ii FORMER AJrEMtTL
Tho Captain Didn't snyIt.

Capt. Bennett was mad lsst night Ha
doesn't often get that way, and, though he
hes bad good deal to s'sud ls.e'y, lie hay
kept his temper fairly we'll; bu. a little
newspaper paragraph which appeared las:
night In the Journal yrs too much Tor bis
equanimity. LIVES this I: E;,s e &
.|"CAptun Benrett hiss determined that the
Democratic party must 60 in this S;stc." il
Look here" said the Captain. "o'g Of my
friends think I've said that ! nuver said
anything Of the kind, and l do not pay any
more attention to politics siuTruunipg this
iron mill. Why, avs q MY deputies are Ire
Democrats, and D good many Dssmocrau voted
for me. Itthsrs ;httnded iJr aj,ke I'd rather
they'd joke abou! tomethins else. The man
that wrote it knew 1t WEI not truo when he
did it. ?! lays gasno:hirs ssaiust tbs De.
mocraey.n ,.s hi Z !.7i7 81, :. ssiy.il Z ~ ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-18
PRESIDENTIAL pRErEgcE3,

A. +. Dean, osimaster-"An for Blame
AN Shipmsr-"LikeD Dr.. Toad can throw
up my la! Tor the nominee, but can throw II
up higher for Eimunds thnu any OF the rest
love that old man." #.g., 2 20
He's not an Ohio man |" ~
| "fhat makes no difference, That pulls me
In mind OF story. During the Garfield
campaign a North Wheeling GROWER was
splitting =! me about the choice OF candidates
from States, saying that Ohio was absorbing
all the honoss." F,55 :
swell, what did you cay ?" .lz.,s /.
what did l say2 That Ohio had enough
statesmen in both parties 10 Eerve the repub-
lie for two hundred years." .t7 IN $
HE wilted ~, g11 @ wy
HE did," Z
MI. B. J. Long said he preferred Lincoln
Ter the AFst place, but would be satisfied with
Blaine. -Ii=',,E ..5- =. 1870. :. :
Dr. H. R, oas-"l en- for the nominee"
judge john Ccchran-'I an for the man
who can VIM s5.l,ss'}} 80
Capt. Hiram smi!h-'Blsiue and Lin
coln." .95Gr,, gfl77 =. =
Mayor Mttchel!-"B!aine aud Lincoln"
OTIS Bcbrelner. proprietor of Sherman
Blaine and Lincoln, every time.n
John Doushefty-lives In Bteubenyillo,
INT does business in Butlington--"Ia am for
B!aine.n n. g;.' - SEA n :, 1-r''i,
Several other prominent Republicans wore
called upon, but unfortunately they were
out. Tho lNTELLIoxScER will take good c,re
that no guilty mani escapes, and will hump
them In the future. Ha'..i ~ I
] NOTES.
The cit!zsns' convention will be. full Of in
terest. Il. .7..,l... 49,
The men who want Blaine were generally
for him bs!pro. s.,I1. ~, -
The Salvation Army has made a very
favorable impression. 15laI,&.5 Tr.1r3- 4.
The Mayosalty contest waxes warm. The
citizens convention vii now have 8 whirl. :
Rev. Farrar will lecture on the sphinx"
at the U. +. Church, tomorrow evening. 1t
will be rich treat. q. y
Some Of tha Republicans who wers ont
when the lSTELILGEScEn reporter called yes.
terdsy will plenss remain at homs to-day.
A. B. Paul was In town yesterday solicit,
ing an attendance Of Mastin'a Ferry peoplo
at the meeting OF tho Directors OF the Mt.
Vernon, Ccshocton g. Wheeling Railroad
Company o. Uhrichsyille. an the eth inst, {
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plcas,.nt Family Reunion.

An unuaually enjoyable and notable fam.
1t being the seventy fifth birthday oi MI
Samuel. Motlat. ri. One OF bis sons went to
Montana in 1865, and has not been home
siace until yesterday. when he arrived on a
visit to his father and brothers and siasrrs
His ,eturn utter 10 years absence was
we'll timed, and 1t WAS = merry party that
gathered about the old father. Five SONG
and three daughters were among the party.
The long absent brother has spent tls esrs
since ha went west among the mines OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-18

Bill CLARK and Alex Grlner, the two men
that wrestled at Turner Hall 'le1t Saturday
night for puIse OF $1cO, last evening ajgued
article OF agreement for a wrestle at Turner
Hall next Saturday night Tor purse Of $500.
A purse OF $50 side was put up .. The CON.
ditions Of the agreement are the SAME as
those that governed Saturday night's bont.
CLARK denies very emphntically that there
was anything Of the "hippodrome'' nature
connected with that match. y,5 - -
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CITIZENS BUILDING ASSOCIATION,

The Citizens Building Association will
commence to receive dues this evening ut
the Cillce OF tho Fire md Marine Insur.
ance Company, No. ll47 Main street.
Persons desiring to buy, build or improve
property should attend. The easiest uni
best opportunities OF securing loans.
/. Full Information at the meeting. TO uud
/ investigate for yourself. 10
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Tux conlrorents Of Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup
are daily prescribed by The ablest physiciaus,
whose success is due 10 tue specific ind ueu ca
Of these components. DR.. Bulls Courh
Syrup skilltully prepared for Immediate use.
Is for sale BY all druggists. ' -
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THE finest mayonaise dressing for all kind
OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked
salmon, cabbage. &c Is Durkee's Salad Dress
ing. 1t 10, besides, more economical thar
homemade. S5 49, h ii IN Mvy4w
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AIAt.rINrS FERRY,
Temperance Convention Political Pre-

Temperance Con Pre-
fefenceS-Notes. ,8ys
The temperance convention, held at Com
mercal Hall last night, aslargely attenned
H. W. Smith, E:qp presided, and T. a
Scott acted as Secretary. The convention va.
ope:ed with prayer by Rev. Wni. Weir. The
nominations put forth wert: For Mayor
John Whit; Tor Marshal, Robert Hanson;
for Clerk, Theodore Snodgrass; for Treasure
Il. X. Dilworth; for Street Commissioner, W.
II. Orr; Cemetery Trustee, Charles Lyman.
The mnieeting IVES largely attended, in
fact The largest convention ever held in Mar.
II Mo Earrr - 49, -
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To u's Elder Of u. lIn:ei0tneeE. ie
SrR:-Pleese call the attention OF the prone,
authorities 10 the terrible stencil at the north
end OF the second Ward market house, hs /,
ia Of great annoyance 10 the travelling public.
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Mr. D. N. LANE, Jr., 343o.3S Market utreet,
Philadelphia, stys he u!ed 1T. Jacobs Oil, the
paln'selitver, for a severe. sprain!of bis right
arm and also for too,h.schs, with imme.
date cure OF ths pnin in both Gases. s - s.9 +.
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TnE people Of Wheeling ought to fll Sthe
Fourth Street Church tonight. You can "a.
cure tickets at Dr.t Logan's and E, Bockinp,s
Drug Stores and at Union Railroad OflIeee'
1900 Market street, Il Is n ), 80
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. The Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 80 cents at
Boyd's, Market 6quara 49, gsi a. r..
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CONF 10 Fourth Street NJ. e. Church to.
night and hear the fine music. n u. 3. sss,tfs,s
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RxNEMrER the Grand Vooal and Inslrn.
mental Concert tonight at Fourth Street N.
+. Church. See programme; all I 1t Is ccnls:
worth ten timea the amount. e 4, a Z, 49,