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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-05
SUPREME COURT,
Tho June Term - A mandanua for un
,. ,f s,r--s AnaeAAor All ed For.

Tho June Torn - A Mandamun for nm
,. II 9s-7==' Asseasor Ashed For.
The regular Juno term OF the Supreme
Court Of Appeals OF this Stats commenced a,
the court room In tbs State Houss yesterday
afternoon, At . O'Clock. All the judges had
arrived and were preSeat eIespl Judge Wood,,
Who will srrivs In tbs CITY this morning,
Tbs following cafes were considered: f5..
The case Of Smith, administrator. vs. Yoke,
from Lswis county, was dismissed for failure
to print record. f.,..g ,..T.S lls0II. -
In the otss Of Mitchell, sheriff and adm III.
is.rator. 70. Dots, from Rttchie county, a
motion 10 dismisl was docketsd and the case
continued until Juos 18th.
4 motion 10 diumlA In the case OF Iaiiley,
administrator W. Bradford, from CAbell
county, was dccketed. ~
An application was made by Auditor
Miller Tor mandamuJ to compel TIE alsetsor
Of Hrooke county 10 list property exempt
from taxation under The apiu OF ths Lsgisls.
ture, In accordance with the Governors ard
Auditors orders, The court declined 10 en-.
terrain 1t, on account OF the absence OF J Judge
Woods, and the application wss Withdrawn
until to-day. Hst3't I4rg ,.E
Court adjourned until 10 A. n. today, at
which tine the docket will b called. The
pIot poets ara that tho court will be In te,-
sion every day this month, sundays except
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Final Arrangements for tito Grcnt Al

F. = q
Final Arrangements for tito Great An.
nuai Reunion.
The Arrangements are complete for the nth
annual reunion Of tho Amalgated Association
at Beaver F4le Grounds next Saturday. The
amnsemen. programme Is as follows: z
i. Bise bail game between the Regulars, Of
Wheeling, and the John D. Wood club, Of
Allegheny. Tho game will be called prompt.
ly at o'clock !. N. TIE winning club will
receive handsome mahogany bst encirclsd
with silver lands, az the pr'za ;cS;ifig
. Walking match, ono mile, called at go
!. N. Ea'rants fee, 81. 50; not ltss Than three
to enter. Pike, $40. So z, =, ,jg,gsE
Is. Hsli.mils foot race, called Al $50 ?. ".
Entrance leo. 81 80: not less than five to on.
YER professionals barred. First pi'z', $40:
seco; d. }5 Ea4l 5=., 'r.5 ~, -
4. Bicycle rage. one mile, c,lled at $40 r, ",
io' amatsn,s only. Entrance fee, s.. 80; not
lssi than five 10 enter. Firat pr.xh sold poid
meds'; second, large solid silver media; thi,d,
anII! solid silver medal. EsL7r X I.,I''.
.. Thret.egssd rnce, 200 -ysrds, called at
3;Sor, N. No entrance fee less than iour.
pSilB 10 enter. Pr!z,, S. So, = =
aug utuAls lot INC ptIySIe TAGS AND the bat
lor the, hasa ball match can DO seen 10 tbs
window Of J., u. Gusky, olothlsr, Nos, 500 IN
100 Market stres. Pittsburgh, whore they arc
There will h no speech making, a. tho
Committee inttad that the reunion shall be
What It should be-a pure social gathering.
The sale, OF intoxicating lIqlo. or auy.
thing In the ns.uro OF gambling under tie
sulse Of amuEs msnts. upon the grounds viii
De strictly prohibited. The committee, with
tbs aid 81 the PftsIdent and Board Of bIrec-
tofa o. tho Fair Grounds, are making ample
good fresh water. 3. S,,E.' Z.
To insurs pssce and guard against th!eys,
aud pickpsckey, who usually ply their ills.
gitlmsts vocntihos IN large gatherings ,ppecisl
policemen will b. AnVsgrd. fg' = '..'s.-'-r'
Excursion ro,cs have bssn secured on all
the railroads 10. ling Into Beaver. ( t:Tj@.
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HIGH AUTHORITY.
Spring Without Blossoms.
Late In Life to Look for, Joy-Yet Neve
~, too Iate ia Mend. =. r'Y-i'J1

w..
Rcade:s Of lIawihorre's House Of ecven g A,
bles" will recall the pathos With which ron. cir.
lord fsnoietnj .yhl hid tc.nunIultiy Imprisoned
since his etlly maIhosd slid. after his relo,s.,
my l,is Is Sone. and where Ia ny hspptpcs.i oh,
rive me ny feppln.n" Tut tha. could be don,
only In patti % g;cama Of warn sunshine o c;slon.
ally fall ac'osa The gloom OF a. New, nsland
Aasumh ohy' = ", e = 70 r. MS q,
In letlof u Sleuss Hiscox 4 Co Mr.. L. H,Tilu,.
o. Pennlngton. n. j.. ays: ~ have Suffered ur.
Told mic'y Iron Childhood from chrouIc dl,enta
OF ms towe;san disHhuA, accompanied by S,cst
pain. Tough. relici at,h, hands Il physician, Of
every SCHOOL and cs:d evsry pa,lea, and domestic
remedy unfor the tun. hsro q. last found In
PAhkeEs TASlC a uplc,c spec Hc, preventive
and cure. Al your Invaluable mcdlciuc, which dld
z, m, what nothing else could DO, Ii entitled N
we credit Of my Iei,inE back nv he ppy da,s I
cnoofinly and gtstt fully scknou ledge he iart =
MT. y. =. We'li. who ncods no inttoduclIou IN the
pscnla OF JcIey City. iddt: ''Tnc tcitimn, jal ~
MI. T!tuo IL scnn!he and volu- tary only Ia anss
not adequately portray the AutfeiIngs ho Ma n,
cured Tor many Yeas 10 " my hrothenin,,s1
and kaow the ca vol. He Is low ncyiectiv I, ~
IRON ma old troubles. and cuIon health and III"
GSrblnR y al 10 PhfkerI 1ouIc, -
x uneQnAled a. An inviRnrAntt atiMulatea all IN
organs; curci Ailmcnu Of tho Nyer, ffdneyr sn%
all discasrA NJ tho blood. fS'' n -" - my,-s
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It 10 reported on apparently good authori.
y. thet q company Of PittAburRh and Nc.
keesport capitalists 10 being organic I'd for the
purpose OF erecting cremntory In this
vicinity OF 6lmpson's old mill, o COUPLE oil
ioiies from Mckeesport, and near the suot
whrra iue stream Of gas was recently OBJ.
tsinsd. Tbs obi cot Of locating thtrs is 10
secure the gas fuel In the operations OF tbs
creEatory. .!!7irt5 jyy--c5,sssz j, :
/, The Warrington, Pa, Reporter s,ys: "rhs
drillers Of the nush we'll, near West Middle.
town, reached the depth OF $500 feet, on
Saturday last and pulled their tools, this DO.
Ing the depth they contracted to 70. The
kilg.ra Company hea sIncs ordered them to
drill 900 isct daapsr and they gro sgaln At
The Bonwood gas wall lsnow down 400 feet,
and Is not likely to b. put down any further
although It was tho intention Of the pr. &c,
tors to drill depth OF 1000 About twelve
weeks aso 800 feet Of rope and the large iron
drill broke and d!oppsd to the bottom Of the
we'll. Thsys havs been Gsb!ng for them ever
s!nce, but hays never been a6ls 10 Pull them
out. - zb iAiS 1e7,A a5f.s5i.2 5'a'.slr-'..
The contr,etors et the Bsllairs gus wall
bava the well down 10 tbs depth Of l 600
feet, aad very little haa beon accomplished
for TO work they have done. They say they
will probably strike vein OF sand tonight
Or tomorrow, where q law Of Gus Is e1psoted.
II there Ia any TO be had. y ssfgic7i'' r'7-sf
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BELLAlNk,
Tho Happenings Of n Day In tho Gral

Tho Hoppeninys Of DYy In tho Gfaxu
Cii1--lnproysmcuts Contemplated.
Officer O'Neill has ended his VACATIONS Is a
member Of the police !orce by Iesisnlng.
Tho hardware stores Lave decided 10 again
unite In closing at balt.a asst seven during the
summer evenings. n,
Tho Bellaire Gas C,mpapy's directors have
called . msptirg to consider en- isc!eNp OF
their capital stock, Will view 10 making
improvements At the work.. -
The graduating class will have d,ess 70.
heaiaal Of the!r commencement exercises on
Thursday evening bsiors the School Board.
The invitations TO the commencement have
hssn issn.d. r.. F5s'-aE'.l.,
Preparations wefs ,IAis at ae;s;al points
yesterday to have bu'tsttns OF the ballots at
Chicago display 3D., ard much interest was
mnnllestsd, but when news OF tho ad ,usL-
ment until evening cams, everything quieted
dopn. ~ 7.IFaE's. :. : ,5,.3.,4
Fred. Muhlsmanss damages, amounting 10
500, on account OF neglected. gn!ters In Tie
First Ward, has bsen paid by the Council.
Tho present authorities are evidently taking
extraordinary palms TO tHvs no neglect
charged to them. ~ se9l. B
New pSyguenty arc 10 b, lid In many
places II the cduncil'G orderg are to bs
obsyed. Tho east sids OF Union street north
TO the boiler work.. Thirty.slIth street at
Mrs. Prices ard BrAllly's, Central avenue
IRON The cplortd school house wtst, Belmont
street In Beysrai neglected places Thilty.sc,.
enth street slor & tic south slas, aud both
rides oftte Noble street .'cul" 10 Gravel Hill,
are 10 ts 10 Improved. /, I, = J,
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"A Conditional Pardon.

Roush Mckee, who Was convicted 4! III
January term Of the Circuit court Of, ,Rerke
lay county. tunlna ful cutting, and sentence,
TO one. years inIprli6niasnt-in, tho, count
An,was ytsteadsy pArdonpd by the Governor
on iht condition that he ab,tatn from in,ox.
eating liquors for tbs period Of one year, ant
execute an agreement to do 10. Tho pardon
10 70 DO revoked and Mckee rearyes:ed ant
confined In the county jul OF Bsrkels,
county for tho une1pirsl portion OF bis tern
Mths sBretnent Ia violated. Mckee was In
to1icsted whom tho crime Of which be wa
convicted was committed, and and nino oil
s M lasols who found him guilty, with thu
I.uGeia OF the court, the members Of the
ii s,s. from Berkeley county, and /.
~ numocrc 81 citz'ns joIred In pstltlonlnf
Me ooyernof 10 pardon Inc prisoner. ~ =
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a DANGEROUS ArrAIn.
TAmpsrinE with the Firs Aiarm-Last
ll ifl5Slgl Nights Rup, III ~ Il

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Just At mldnish last night an alarm Of a,s
waa sounded, The hgusl VA 81, and Il was
distinctly sounded four times. Box 81 "a At
The corner Of Main street and Alley 7. In
the houies Tho gongs sounded q. Tho Hope
fesl, than the Vlgilant engine ali reel,
we're Arst at tho box and ths Islar d
reel wH right behind them. The boz was
locked and apparently had not been touched
Engineer Colts, Of the Vigilant, was under
the Impression that The gong had hrst struck
81, and without lostng any time tbs thic,
companies turned down the alley towards
MARKET street and made as iait time ~ posaI
bls In getting to the Cathedral, cornsr Of
Eoff and Thirteenth atrests, where boz 81 b
located. The hook ndladler company went
STRAIGHT up Main street and tbs Atlantic
and United engines and reels went up Mar.
kst street, thus missing the Hope, Vlgilant
and Island companies, which had turned
Into Chapllne street At Eleventh.
Chief Dunning arrived on the Al.
laniIe engine and made a careful
examination Of the box. Hs also had boz
right II wAssuggested that pot bly, boz u, q,
tho Top mill, had been pulled, and had come
In wrong. BENDING all tho companies home.
except tho 9outh Sids ones, which were or.
dsr.d 10 await further ordsrs al the CITY
Building. the Chist got on the Hops reel
aud made. . tour Of tina north circuit and
found everything TO be all right. N ~.
eueh bling Tie case there 10 no doub,
that soms ons meddlsd with the box,
Box q WA ptl Cd; OF th,t Chef Duanlng
and all acquainted with the Workings Of ,ht
alarm system who looked t1t, tbs niiAlr lr.l
night ara satisfied. lat Tuesday the ChIeI
tnishsd overhauliDg all the system and Il |,
10 first GLARS condition. No break In q cir
cult would cauls such Au alarm ~ wA,souud
ed last night aud ths wlres ara not located
70 that person could bring them In contac
with other wires In tuch manner o. 10 son,
In an alarm. When a box 10 unlocked Il 4
wound 10 BY pulilnss lever. and Is It I'm
winds the alarm 10 sent In. The person un
locking box cannot gtt bis key ont unit
, the Chief unlocks the key by tbs aid OF y 70
lease key ussd on tbs inside oil dopr. /
wa supposed that lhers were only two raless
keys In tho City-one carried by the Chile
and ons by the Chairman OF the Committee
II appears that thsrs IL ut least one more. NJ
. box could unlock Itself, wiud up ant
unwind itssli, release Its key and hhu
i It's own door. Some person, one prohably
having = spite aEainAt Chief Dunning. causet
. last nights trou nle, and clues to work up or
not lacking. The person o, rersons wht
, would send In sueh an alarm should be deal
with very severely. The apparatus 10 in
} nrod enough BY responding to HgilA
! alarms without being hauled out 10 giatlf,
, the tp!te OF malicious individuals. ~
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PERSONAL u EHTION.
News aud 1ossjp In Relation 10 various
People. H.'..H

News aud Gossjp In Relation 10 Various
People. 40 f.' -.
State Senator John R. Donohue. Of dan,
cock county, was In town yesterday.
Judge Oksy Johnson. o, the Supreme Court
Of Appeals, arrived In the city yesterday.
Mr., ". A. Glover, OF Centreville, Ohio.
was visiting Wheeling friends yss.srdsy.
Mr.. L,u Pitcher. OF Shoemaker, Te1s,, 10
visiting her uncle. Nj. John Carmsck, Of Fill
teenth street. 2 sE ,--s'.2 - aI
Mr.. R. T. Updfgraf. OF MI. Plsasant, son
Of the late Congressman UpdssrstI. was In
the city yesterday. 49, 5--H7'
Mr.. +. D Norton and family LETT yesterday
for tue yellowatons National Park, WHARF,
they will spend tbs summer. g1.i.Ez
Mr. y. Hall, OF Louisvills. Ky, former.
ly one O. the rtopristors Of the Is1EIIIarsckR,
is visiting friends In tho city.
Senator B. W. Byrns. OF Charleston, OK.
State Superintendent Of FREQ Schools. arrived
in tho city yesterday ald regiatered at the
Mcclure Houte. t-,+f
Col. Dan Johpson, Of Tylor county, Is In
the city, on hts way to Mor1antown to Atlnd
meeting Of the Board Of Regents OF lhs
State University.
Nj. 0. &. Marshall. OF New Cumberland,
va, 10 the city lat evening to, witnssa the
Female College commencement at the 0pera
House. His lister, Miss Liza, wrs ono Of tbs
graduates. -. i. I. -
Rev. Henry @. B!aynsy. late Of Ravsns
wood, and we'll known, to Presbyterians all
over the sti.e, has been called to tbs pastor.
ste Of the Presbyterian Church at Independ
enre. Washington county, Pa, and will bs
installet uert Tuesday by the Presby;ery oil
Washington. 49,, 4.
]. I,v..acs Woodward. E,q, q well
known fo-ms: -Wheelingits; now located al
Taylor. fe1.s. arrived In the city yesterday
on yisi, to friends. He WAS accompanied
BY his slstes.iu.lsw, Miss Vic White, who
will bs the guest Of MiaI Bette Mcclure ios
ssvetsl weeks. 49,, 6
Rev. e. B. 'Ba.riiz, Western Secretary oil
the Board CT Missions Of the English Lulh,
eran Church, wss among his hundreds oil
Wheeling friends yesterday. He u on his
way irom Warrington, D. e., where be Wit
messed the u.vsiling OF the Luther statue, to
Louisy!l!e, n.y., 10 attend the International
Eabbath School Convention. ia
The rsrtsrsburg State Journal OF Tuesday
has the following items: 4. I. Boreman,
Jr,, departed this morning for Wheeling,
where he will attend this commencement ex-
ercisss Of The Wheeling Female College. 1t
is said that Lrt. hes quits m intsrest In the
clasa Of "a It that Institution. Mrs. Dr..
Kendall and daughters MAuds aud Lily do.
parted yta,s:dAy 10 attend tho 60 nmsnce-
mens exercises Of the Wheeling Female Col.
lego, where ter daughter, Miss Blanche, Is
the valedic,srisn this year. The Doctor goes
to-day. Rev Geo. @. WildluH, who Wet one
OF the wtstyirgiuia representatives to Tho
General Co.fereuco Of The N. Z Church at
Philadelphi,,i 10 home. 4, l7g 4,,s ~
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A TERRIBLE ROW.
Five Men Indulge In n FREQ fIght-Tw0
Ft Iiudty lIuFt. az


About three o'clock this morning tsrrife
Asht In which at lsas! Aye men were
engaged, began In the Merchants restaurant
on Twelfth street. I! was impossible to gel
the straight story. Two or thrss Of tho pArti
cipants were badly cut and bruisei ubou,
tho head, aud The noise made indicated thai
the light wa desperate nue. Twooi thu
men were arrested by 0ih:er Bird, Cor.
stable LauEhlin Ard WatchmAa Muidotk
but It VA, all thsy and an assistant coald do
10 Ret them to tho lookup. Tho othera es.
capped. Il 10 said the fight originated In M
unpfovoksd assault on George Gaus by twi
strangers. ~, - ..t5I'ul.3
Gaus went 10 d.. Dickey's and bad hil
head sew.d up. He s,ys hs WAS BIZ
with q, table c,s.or. John Ali1s doc
Mulvey, was one Of the psr,es arres q /
and tbs other gave tbs name OF John Alex
andeh. Mrlrry 10 badly cut. Will Foster
was one Of the o her two participants
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Tax en- Ia t,I,,.,n.s,n

ce.is. Coserour was taken from the i.j]
M ~ ,n,s county last night, by, United State,
70 ohasltAtnn over the L. & o, road. Cofsnoui
y ore Of the fugttivfu from justIce In hi,
olHte recently captured In Missouri, III IN 1
resident Of Greanbrier county. and Wa In,
aio'ed In tho United ,slatea Court al Cha,les.
!on about one year ago for. violation OF ths
internal revenue laws. BInce then It has Bro
aicertained that he waa implicated In post.
oHce robbery at Williamsburg, for which hi
partner, who was indicted for that oiIsn.e
and fed the Stats With Coksnour, Ia now
held In the jail In this city. Cokenour de.
sires to give bail, aud n he cannot give II
unless hs Is taken 10 Charleston, 1t 10 Tor that
purpose that hs 10 being taken there, !, u
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Z \ Serious = ccIdcn,,

Willie Mckee, m Eas, Wheeling bow, WI
sitting on horseback on Sixteenth s.ree, ms,
east o., 81 Gcil, early yesterday forenoon, wuon
me Elm Giove motor passed, and 'ths horse
TOOK nlsht anu sided aSAy from the carr.
ttsIdck ne curb, aud stumbled, falling on
the sidewalk with the bsy unde, il. Totc
Snyder; OF inc Atlantic orglue house, Jaw
tnH aeGideat. and eI.ilcssed the lad from hi.
painful position. He wap carried home, and
pronounced the boys Injuries very u.sious,
but probably not ia,si. 80 -"
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An End TO Hone NcrNping

Kdsard Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,, say,
"Havirg receiver 90 much bsnstit from
Electric Bittets. l feel Il my duty 10 10, Eui
iering humanity know 1t. Have had run.
ming lore on my leg for eight year.; my doc
tors told ms l would have 10 have the bon.
scraped or Tx Amputated. l uied, instead
three hotties Of Electric Blttsls and ssvsu
boxes Bucklsn's Arnica ealye, and my leg Il
now sound and well.' lo.s.. = -. I
Electric Bltlers are sold At atty cents =.
bottle, and Bucklbn'a Aruica Balve at 25s
per box by Logan 4 Co. NxrAw
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1.-THE Squire" says the author OF 1.-THE
liooser scnoolmsstef," "wors one glan eye
and u wig. The glws eye wM constantly
slipping out Of focus, and the wiz turning
around sliewIse on his head whenever be nd.
dressed The people o. The flat Creek district"
serves aud promoted the growth OF the natural
hair, II also restores the natural color 10
hair which has faded or become cray. Clsan,
elegant, bensdoial, highly periumed. law
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Advice tn HOfliara.

Are you disturbed at night and broken o
your rest by sick child suffering and cryini
With pain Of cutting tee.hf II 30, send q
once and get a bottle OF Mrs. Winslow'
goothing Syrup for Children Teethirg. Ill
ysluo 10 incaloulable. II will relieve TIL
poor little sufferer Immediately. DEPEND
upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mistake abou
1t. It cures dyssntery and d,arrhosa, reg
ulates the stomach and bowels, cures wint
colo, softsns the gums, reduces intlamma
ton, and gives tone and energy To the Who'll,
system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Byrup To-
Children Isethiug Is pleasant to tho lasts
and 10 the prescription OF one OF the oldes
and best female nurses aud phyBiclAns In III,
United States, and is for sale by all druggist
throughout the world, Price Is csnts y bot
tie. ".. .-.... ...fH MNskW
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j.. THEY aHr rHsEB YsA Hs,
Tho MI. oilSet nntEsnrs Sen. 10 Co.

Z; 81 49, 81 & 1iu,bus. ....2sy HtEfS
They do things differently over In Ohio
from West Virginia methods. This was neyer
more clearly Illustrated thsu In tho mamie,
Of dealing with tho three burglars arrested IN
this city recently by MknhM Burke, OF Bell.
aira, and Chief Of Police Bennett, charged
with the burglary and robbery OF tho post.
oihcc and store OIL. W. Knox, at Mt. Ollye,.
Belmont county. II will be- remem eered
that they were indicted al ST, Clslrsyills last
week Tor this and two other cslmta. Ysster.
day attirnoop. at St. ClAiIsville, the thre.
mer,. 0. I. Morris, O.. A. and Z. @. Fulton.
were breught into court. md catered pleas
OF guilty TO thu :. W! Knox burglary. To
the other iSo indictments found by tbe
Grand Jury pea OF not guilty was enterst:
Thefeupon they were sentenced 10 thrte
years, each In thu pc,.ttsntlsry. L. :
Judge Kelly. In pronbsHelng thu sentence
Of The law, said that 10 la as this sentence
was concerned, he could not ncr would nat
take Into consideration tho other indiot.
mentn. nor tho rumo,s Of their unlawful con.
duct In other States, but should be governed
entirely by the stAtnMcn 10 Of the p,osecu,inr
attorney and the attorneys for lbs defend,
Anta relating to this one case, II the defend,
ants were guilty OF the other crimes ALLEGED
70 hAya been committed by them. thew oonid
~ tried !es such oiIeuess hereafter, ="
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A Pbyaieinn's Removal.

Dr.. J. H. sIlytk. tho well. known physician,
has given up his 6ne practices 10 WIS linu
and will shortly remove 10 BhArp,burc, PA,
and locate thsre for the practice OF medIolua
"; sllycy L. regular graduate In medicine
a an hAs had = large general practice In hi,
Guy los many years past being ,uccs,ini
20 in business tense and 10 the prnntjcs a,
his profession. He takes With him ths god II
wv OF the community and Tho iraternsl
hte aMnH Oh ths Profession hare to biz nav
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OUR line Of Bpys' Clothing has been
restocRed. VIC show many exclusive
styles III very moderate prices, a, The G. .
!Ablisilrd Headquarters lor l,o,s' Cloth.
Ing III Tie CITY Of v licriing.
u. GuSDLlNti l. CO.,
Star Clotbiers md Gen,s turnI.I,ers,
30 TNclfih STREET.
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AAinrllinr nisrnxsrx.

q Mr.. William Johnson. OF Huron, Dakota
writes that bis wIic had BEEN troubled with
acute Bronchitis for many years. AID that all
remedies tried gave no permanent rellsi, un.
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