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Suttiun Sales.
Duncanson Bros,

AUCToNEERS.
3l7 and $40 Ninth street northwest corner street.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH II, BEGINNING
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
AT OUR SPACIOUS sALEsRooMs
REGULAR SALE OF
PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM, LIE
BRAHH, AND OTHER FURNITURE,
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
VELVET BODY, TAPESTRY, INGRAM, AND
OTHER CARPETS,
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c.
Also,
SECONDHAND COUPE, IN GOOD ORDER,
Also,
ONE HUNDRED HALTERS.
Also,
SEALSTIIN SACQuE. If
TIN THOMPSON.
i 1000 PA. Az. n. w.
This morning at II o'clock | shall sell ut my aur.
ton rooms complete line Of household ELECTS
Terms cash.
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W. OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. DISTRICT
ShS OF COLUMBIA,

WASHINGTON, March z, 1854.
Notice Is hereby given that all licenses issued to
commercial agents peddlers produce dealers trading
at large and In the several markets, VIII cXpi on
Promptly feiiswtd yali BtrabnsS Srhg 90 G8titnas
such business
ROPEHT r. DODGE,
Assessor. d. G..
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Eamilg Supplies.

q "H'ln eNuPblttSs
CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS.
WHITE OX.HEART CHERRIES.
GOLDEN DROP PLuMS.
EGG PLUMS. APRICOTS.
NECTARINES.
GREEN CAGES.
RED CHERRIES
BARATARA sITRtNpS fresh from the GulH.
SHRIMP PASTE.
FIGS IN CORDIAL.
BARTLETT PEARS I'm glass;.
Large Assortment of Ciordon e Dworth's
PRESERVES AND JELLIES.
GERMAN AND FRENCH PRESERVES
\ Fine Assortment Of
DECORATED AND COLORED CANDLES.
STUFFED OLIVES.
STUFFED PRUNEs,
CALVES FEET JELLY
Canned Fruits and Vegetables In Great Variety.
GEO. T.. KENNEDY & SON.
1909 f Street Northwest
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Spetiul IAotitrs.

R1ES oNloN NflE -l 0oi'r''
AT special meeting ofthe First Company Union
Voter II Corps, sergeant John n. MUElCer rendered
his second resignation positively which was aiter
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n,zsT=s LADIES. ATTENTION-To THE FACT
EssS that MRS. J.. i. KELLOGG, Of Washington
Territory. Is only voter but the inventor of ~
system ofcutting ladies and childrens clothing by
Gctural measurement and HAS opened paTlors where
She Will give instructions I'm cutting and basting
few hours sufficient to learn. No Hitting required
This system is used In dressmaking establishments
throughout the United States account of It's sim.
pclty and accuracy. Agents wanted local and tray
cling. Call Immediately at go street northwest.
ma2O-lw# MRS. J.. T.. KELLOGG.
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Interesting monthly meeting at Gcrmania Hall,
600 Eleventh street northwest, "WEDNESDAY
EVENING, MARCH H. at $50 O'Clock. Hon.
1hOs. - Hodsuu, Maryland state senator, VIII de-
l'v address. Maryland Republicans and others
earnestly invited TO attend.
HART b. IIoLTON, President.
JOSEPH TRAINoR, Recording Secretary. 2t
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~ MARYLAND STATE REPuBLl
w. ASSOCIATIONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-30

thousand shingles were made from the tree
after enough lumber was taken from 1t for
the church. j. .5t ggis
The new Troy N. Y, directory contains
tho names Of ono sKuss, three Fibbs, one
Shout, one Coward, one Blowoyer, and
four SURPRISE, the most remarkable Of
which 10 that Of two persons named Silence
one lisa woman. z 55i,
The Luke Voorhees, cattle ranch In
Wyoming comprises l 1000, 900 acres Of land,
10000 oil which are enclosed by one barbed.
wire fence The ranch has q water front.
age OF thirty miles, and will easily accom-.
modste 1000 head Of cattle.
Dynamitei Ia coming more and more into
use among farmers, who find that It clears
pastures OF boulders and wood lots OF
stumpa much more rapidly than tho slow
moving OK. Some Of them will doubtless
lesrn that It never needs 10 kick but once.
The Buffalo Commercial has letter from
a leading merchant in Boston, which reads
na iollowa: No, l am not kicking. Mr..
Blaine has been my first choice for ten
years. I am delighted, enthusiastic, and
hard at work. We will carry the State by
q big majority. The only man who can
hurt usi Is Butler, and he won't be nomi.
mated. For every kicker that leaves US We
shall get FIVE men from the Democratic
| DRrty 90 YAK .H.-asE ....a' e
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REpljULlCAN NATlONAL TIOKET,
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

= II 10 ordered that q Convention Of tic State DO
held At ralkeiIbuig on HGdnctday, July 90 1884, Al
10 o'clock A. w. 10 III inmate candidates for Cover
nor, State Superintendent Of Fiec schools, Audi.
tor, Tteaxuitr, Attoincs. Itncial, And two Judsla
OF the supIsno Court Of Appeals, to DO vo.ei Tor
Ut tho general election 10 bo held on tho Accord
TueGday o! October next; and 10 nominate bix
Presidential electors to BE- voted for at the IIes!.
dental election 10 be held on tho fourth day o.!
November neat; 10 select State Central Commit
tee, aud 10 transact such other business Is may
come bcorc Said Convention.
The Republican ccctoisot West Virginia and all
other voters without regard to pat political aliA.
tlOns, who Gro oppo,ed 10 the conne OF the Demo
cratic administration Of this State In creating q
debt In violation Of the express provisions Of our
Constitution; to tho opptetElye G&e,smenh Illegal.
ly imposed upon tic people; 10 the unequal and
burderIone taxation caused by tho supplements
assessment order Of tho prGcns administration; all
who iEyor the loves. taxation compatible with the
public intelett; Of cleyatiug md c!sni.ying Amer.
lean labor protecting and extending home indus.
tries; giving itec popular education 10 the masses
Of the peoples securing free Suffrage and M homes,
counting Of ballols ehectunlly protecting all hu'
man rights In every section OF our common coun'
try; and who desire 10 promote irieadly feeling
aud permanent harmony throughout tho State by
maintaining u State aud Government pledged &c
these objects and principles, aio cordially invited
to attend thiH Convention aud participate In s de-
lberatone ssllN'.I 4.
We would recommend 10 County Committee
early action in the matter Of holding county meet
inss for tho purpose Of appointing delegates to the
State Convention. and that one dclcsate1or every
one hundred votes cast for Garfield and Arthur be
the basis Of representation TO the State Convention
BY order Of the State Central Committee. l
~. ". ]. ". COWDEN. Secretary.
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Il ODD THINGS ABOUT WOMEN.

Offering candy to an elephant is like an
offer marriage to an old maid. She may
turn up her nose, but she accepts 1t all the
came. a'aa Ne ft1t3 -'3s.sg,
It should be said, IN Justice to the father
OF his country, that the New jersey cen.
tennrian whom George Washington Is aaid
to have kissed, did not look then as she
docs now. s...5 .,l5 h gla.,s. yls7
Young man, when you see an old maid
adjusting her spectacles and clipping out
that part Of q paper headed "Ssaled Pro.
posals," it is time for you to take to the
woods. 80 HgE gy.8N., ls
Caution: A lady ninety years old re.
marked to NJ. de Fontenelle, whose age was
eighty.lve: "Daath has forgotten u.s."
"Hush!' said NJ. de FonteneIle, putting
bis finger to his lips. s )
An American poet has written some
verses entitled, IAN Angel in the House"
No doubt he thinks 80 now, but let him
wait three or four years, and see II be don't
make mental revision Of that poem.
A gentleman who was about 10 marry a
plain girl taid to bis friend: ut is not for
her exterior but her inward beauty that
marry her," "Then, for goodness sake
replied his friend, turn her inside out"
Every married man ought to got his life
insured. In CAGE OF death, fighting the in.
aurance company for the money would &C..
Cupy the widows mind and keep her from
brooding over her misfortune.
Miss Annie Huggup is one Of the players
in the Salem lsdies' polo team. She is the
"rusher" Of the club, and when the captain
calls out, snow, Huggup," it completely
psrslyzes the young men in the opposing
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WHO WILL He He.

Thnt's tho Qucsti0p, but Meantime all
who are Posted and Know Thing or
Two nre Governed Accordingly. 81, -
Next week things become lively in Chi
cago again, and the gathering Of the clans
will be accompanied: by the throng Of
lookers'on and general sight.Heers, which
will convert the Garden City into very
Paris Of brillancy. It is not to be wonder
ed at that the remarkably low rates made
over tho entire sys!em Of tho Baltimore l.
Ohio should BIO attended by 80 large an
outpouring Of people. Over. the whole
line tom the Atlantic, the glorious Chess.
peake and the grea! rivers 10 the lakes, tie
rate is but one-hall the regular fare, or one
fare Tor the round trip. The tickets 20
upon sale at ell stations on July 3d. re.
naming on sale every day to md includ-
ing tbs 7th, good for use any dsy and
upon any train to and including tile 8.h.
Themes on the tickets are good lar
return trip at any timo up to and in.
GLIDING the lS!h. Every accommodation
is being provided by the railroad company
to insure the utmost satisfaction and com.
Tort OF the patrons and nothing will be lef.
undone TO complete such preparations as
will render the moat complete success cer-
tain. la-.E l.lf, ~
Elegant Baltimore & Ohio sleepers will
bs attached to all through trains, and not
only will they make the trip without
change, but now and most comfortable
regular coaches as we'll. When It comes to
time, the Baltimore & Ohio has record
which has never been equaled, and when
safety is considered, no road in the world
equals its record Tor upwards Of half CEN
tury. 7a-
The Baltimore & Ohio depot in Chicago
is by long odds the most advantageously
located and the best arranged in that CITY.
Those who have travelled know what it Is
to be in a crowded union depot with the
trains half dozsn roads coming in and
going out; everybody's baggage heaped up
unfortunately, end employees so harasssd
and bothered by countless questions as to
be in condition to answer none of them to
the point. The passenger becomes il any,
thing more mixed, and ten to one qets on
the wrong train, has the check fox come
other fellows trunk, and upon the
whole wished he had never been born, AT
the Chicago depot Of the Baltimore & Ohio
there ia none Of this confusion, no wrang.
ling pulling or hauling. No trains but ia
own come in or 60 out. No baggage billed
up Of other roads, and everything 60 eys.
tematically arranged that getting on the
wrong train or q junbled condition Of
things III any respect is impossible. The
depot Immediately adjoins the Exposition
building, 1t being hardly two minutes walk
to the grand structure which, being the
scene OF both conventions, willundoubted-
ly mark the spot where the next Presidents
name is tlnally made certain, mn, -,
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Tho dsvil.fsh is one Of the fayorite
dishes Of San Franciscsns. 80; !.
San Francisco has a colored rsntlmsu
who is turning white, isH, -. !, !
An agricultural labo,er gets 81 cents a q
day in Mexico, and he thinks it fair nav,
Watermelon vinegar is the latest industry
engaged in by the Maryland farmer. 55s
The postmaster at Redallia, Pitt county,
N. G., receives nine cents annually for bis
ssrvices. siG' ,5s.t"G'
Two hundred thousand quarts of peanuts
were sold in Philadelphia during two days
Of a circus thers.. 15a3s :,
a Houston county, Georgia, man made
$3.50 clear profit oil seventeen acres OF pea.
nuts last year, besides fa!tening a drove of
three hundred hogs. .,is.,fS.is12
Mr.. R. A. Hunt, OF Flat Creek, Bun.
combe county, N. O., Ia rsnowned through.
out all that region by being grandfather
at the age Of 81 years. ,p5I i5T1I g
Pat Cain and Billy Wilson fought a duel
on horseback at Silver, on, Col., las. Sunday.
Gain killed Wilson md his horse and
escaped without scratch. !5..; r., ';sSa11'1
According to statistics recently gathered
says the Boston Traveller. there is less
crime IN the United States in proport;nn
to tia population than in sny other nation
OF the world. @s'T"'N'"H
Alarge leopard escaped from a mensg.
erie in Boz! ION last Monday, and took ms.
session Of the ladies' waiting room at tho
Albany railroad passenger depot. A dozsn
policemen captured It. s:ta'.s -.
The Petit Corporal, a Bonapartist journal
has hit upon the happy scheme OF having
two eminent physicians attached to the
stat, who are to give their services free to
the families Of Subscribers. =,
A redwood tree cut in sonoma county.
CAL, furnished NIL the lumber for enc Of
the largest churches in the county. Sixty
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Chicago Convention No. 9 is not far Of,
and as the event approaches popular in.
tercat increases. Speaking Of the situa.
ton, the Louisville Courier.Journul has d
leading article which stalks right out in
meetin'." For example, We read that "the
hackers Of the various aspirants will ran.
sack the arsenals bipartisan chicsnery. and
exhaust the resources Of partisan practices
to catch tho wavering delegates en- the
wing. to induce oil approachable and 10
hoodwink the credulous." This OF the
party OF administrative reform" by the
champion Of the star.Eyed Goddess Of
Rsiorm!" S..,f.o ~ T.,
This will grieve those Independent Re.
publican Tories who have gone out Of the
Republican organization and carpet-bag.
ged into the camp Of reform in search OF
some sweetness and light" Mr.. Waiter.
sons paper is saying hard things about liz
party, but it may be supposed to know
what it is talking about. II the outline Of
the programme means anything it means
that there is not art Of the huckuter poll.
tician that will not be rasorted to, even to
tho buying Of delegates. Surely this straw
will break the back Of tho boiling Independ.
emit camel.
But tho Courisr.Jo,lrnal seems deter.
mined to make life uncomfortable for the
Independents. Speaking Of Cleveland,
who "has machine in fairly working
order in expert hand" it adds that "quite
tho larger portion Of the independents,
who, having been denied their way in the
Republican Convention, propose to try
and find It in the Democratic, are Tor him."
This coupling OF the political purists with
Clsveland's machine Or anybody's machine
this holding the Willipus Wallipuses up
to the scorn and contempt Of tho Demo.
cratic party which is going to Exhaust the
resources Of partiaan practices'- is
wha! leaves Mr.. George William Curtis
and the whole Tory outfit very far out4in
the cold. i. i'Us,.51.
The bolter's lot is not happy one. TIE
other folks will take his vote, which isn't
numerous, his voice which isn't strong,
and his pen, which is the greater part Of
him, but they won't take any Of him as a
dictator. Well, lie! us see. The boilers
bolted from the Republican party because
that party had some views Of its own and
refused to permit them to wag the dog
S!ung by this cold neglect they have Of
iered Cleveland 10 the Democratic party
as the man whom in conscience it is
bound to nominate.
II the party refuses to take Cleveland, in
spite Of his machine in fairly working
order in expert bands" then they are
bound to bolt again and set up in business
OH their own account. The er.Journal
declares that the Tories can't .impose
Cleveland on them. = y
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Mr.. Springer. Of Mschanicsburg, Pa,
writes: u was afflicted with lung fever and
nbseess on lungs, md reduced 10 3 walking
skalaton. Got free trial bottle Of Dr.. Kings
Now Discovery for Consumption, which did
mo 10 much good that I bought dollar bot.
tie. Alter uslng three bottles, found myself
health. with hearty appetite, and gain in
flesh OF AS' pounds" Call at Logan Il Co.'s
drug STORE, and ret q 1o3 trial bottle Of thin
certain cure for all Lung Diseases Lsrge
bottles 81 co. XvYAwi n
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= Ak advertisement In O North Carolina
paper reads: "Do you wasn't a good milk
COW =? II 30, call at the Weekly Office and
R. F. Morris will supply your wanta." It
seems a rather peculiar name 10 give O
cow.-Grdphic. In dairy districts all gen.
uine COWS are called milk cows to dlatin.
guish them from the pumps.-Philadelphia
Cal, l,t tl.!i "a tQetg4itB! 7lissst1Ggi q
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Inst Keceiyinp

a. another LOT Of carriages, iumn seats, two, and
sna 81 spting passions cog csrts, piano box
ana out down front bnggies; all full leather
and three spring wagons Tor less mopsy than
sver before offered in Wheeling. Cali. see
and prics at J. W. Fsrrsl's, corner Main and
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:, In no other medicinal preparation have
the results Of Tho most INTELLIGENT studv and
scientito Inquiry been 90 steadily and nro.
Gressiyely utilised az in Ayers sarsIparills.
It leads lhs list as d truly scientific prepars.
ton for all blood d;senaes -. ". ~
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IAN American lady married to an Ital.
ian Prince a year ago has already left him. !"
We suspec! her fortune became exhausted
and she was too heightened to 20 out
sc;rubbine' and washing to support Him
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. : - LgohL NOTICES.
U. 5. MARSHAl'S SAFE,
UNITED sTAiEs or AVNR,cA
Zl list'lct Of NSt vI,,,.,
IL Jacob 4. fIotnt,eok "s'a'a'%

Il. a Jacob I. Horub,eok '"s'a1a'S
Steamboat "Jennie Csmpbelln :.
a 1ns,, Ss Il Mick Gti.ley," Al Adaln.y,
In Obedience to an srie, and a"e,,.
!ae Sni!ed stsles ioi tic b,,ric. ai Wilt. Court q
~ INC Gaze Of JaCob i lloinh,"oanM at llViri.
HeA . Jennie Campbell, and SsaiLtl ia
GrAwey. Hariy Il. and thilo, Their s. p.fsta .NEf
uGkie. ou,nt, App.re! and iurpil,re e.slhts, bosn
Ain intervening libelS In sid rs.a a,dupOnC e.
Y sell ut public auction, 10 ia H. ,shall p,OoI
barge, Nick Cnwley, Harry Il m, nnssmSbsSsll I'D
engines, boats, tackle, outGt, ann., MAJ rhllo Mti,
!ate, ~ ne public landing In iSs H IL end iu,st
VIZ, weH viylnia, on I uESDiY. ttb 15 81 q Nhtt,
July. leA ht ~ 0clock 4. ,, Eaii Melh diy d
barge. Viii DO sold separately, Nj ,S sAnaon I'D
nntclan, ana In frtcla,s order Wv psCNny 4
=, l .sdh !, o. .Hle-One.lourh (Gj aurh,...
o. such farther sum a, tho puirna sSSaIA money
may elect 70 pay, In hatd, In CHI y, pIEhLsii
mMhaet Of The puichte money in n sna lhe IL
sMllmenh payable III four, ,iIht w. Sqail 10,
nohths respectively. with lntsn,i t,or SnN Twelve
sac, thc pntchMer giving bonds win i'm zoe dty d
iesrea insailmenn Of tho puscha. n,o,n tet The d.
y. 9: Marshal District St.S,INSsS
CALDWELL a CALDWELL, n, COR NhsAii
Nhceliup. W Va, June q hgt
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trainsariye and departas iolows-City Time: (
bALrlMOkE It OHIO.-MAIN LINk-De.
rnrt-For Baltimore and New York, 1:49 a m, s;s5
Local freight 7as NJ MouudsVi ieI Heca tSs
m f1ss lbs m. Goycs's Gap Accommoda.
"a q. Q: DtvTrcs chle,ge and the west, sl5 m,
tlon. SIS m. GAINESVILLE Aeco umod ton, I:Io n N
". r. q B: DIv.-Eor Pitts ,1rgh. G:a5 = m, 1910
m Thsdelphia Accom- notation. S:(6 D m.
9riSTs F e.; AscSmm0d :io1 sss
la10a m, lo:l5 m, and 1875 m. Gioyers Gar
Accommodation, 500 m. Moundsyiile Accom-.
modatlon. l:so ? N: Grafton Accom- mediation, 5:a5
q o. DIV.-From Chicaso and tho West ON -
y;4o N; and 6:o5 p. m. Evansville Accommoda.
aon. 800 . m. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, ia
W. P. d B. D1v.-Prom Pittsburgh 4. On : =, =,
and ~ m. Washington, Pa S:lo m. Tusdss...
phiA, 40 n N. rl,.--as'-,1 -. - -''''-
An through trains run daily. Local trains daily
except Sunday. HHilfI, .fl67 =. iI'--''''-AA'
r. O.. ST. L.-DnAsrGeooa m, SIS am,
tI ~ n n ~ - m ARaIVu-S:so m, tl:0s NJ
- Cleveland, Lornin d wheeling,-Drr1rr.
e. Glairsville s:Ham, Cleveland express 1922 m.
~; C!ainyi!le E52 ~, Aassilon accommodation
XII ~ a. SEHiy1lle acc aseeommoda.lon 5l7 N.
mediation s:s2 m, st. Clainviiio 12:S7 m Cicva.
lano express Isl m, st. Clairsville 4:b3 N. -
CLEVELAND d Pittaburgh-Drrie,-s /,
IT, r.: u a,, I'm. ZIG n; stcubenvilie Accommods.
NM Az HSnn %. n mas@sville Accommodation Eas
benyle Accommodation SIS n ' WsI.V ri s' a.
oommodadon 8:33 N. I-.f"I Ao'
u. =. q g.: Railwny-LRAys Bellairc n,
Wood1ded and eummeraeld al Goo a. m. and 2 .In
p. m. ARnfvR At Bellaire 1t elisa m. and bssnl nv
0n!o River X R.-DSrARr-ForP a.kcnbuno
o'I =, u Ana $50 N. ARsiVI-1l:s0 m and 9ss
- Ii-H o. q. . 80.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

STRAsBURG COTTAGE, @
~ ATLANTIC H1InLANDS, Nj
superlo: board excellent boating. bathing 81
fishing. beautiful dives and scenery, with e..
Views OF the ocean sud bay. Adtt0s
E $50 hi y BUSHAA,
10 East Forty second strfe: New io,t
0r n ahNvn lid
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\ URORA HOUSE,
The hensingCoI,
SARATOGA gpR1NGs MY.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. my.
This beautifully located and iltstclsSI hotel will
commence It's third season June 18th. peinIatx
tho finest dive In fAIat0ga- and overlooking
Congress Park makes It C peciSlly desirable iO'
families.
James II. Rodgers, ewncr and proprietor; 40
proprietor Coleman House, Few ORR, atd Eia
Railway Dining hall, AoMrllsvlllc, n. Y.
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ARw ApvERrlsExENTs,

q OPPORTUNITY
w for a good man 10 tecute 4 ne IN sncnt ,itu.
alton. Good wages guaranteed. Call Of No. 1910
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Reti.burA, Ellen

Flies, reaches, ants, bed.bugs, rats, mice
gophers' chipmunks, cleared out by "Rougb
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GUNNER BOARDING
IN NEW YORK

Com 'ortablc rooms, with board, atsummGt nlA
Very detirsb!e locstlou, between MAu,On and
Filth Avenue. within one block Of eievalei Ioat,,
stages and Street cary. Address,
W. N. +. B0SnlM,
No. l0Fast Forty tccMld street,
jt23 New yOIk (1ty
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3 PlxrLrs, blotches, or cores disappear under
the influence OF Glens's Sulphur goap. r
Pixies Toothscho Dropa euro In one minute.
|.tf7F IMa .. 1,ta frW . NWykW
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rTRUS.rEE'S SALE.

w ~ Virtue q . deed o. trust made by wr,,
so!asee AN: ana E1s l. Tft on,ssh 4,
dersigned trustee dated ii" i5ti IN Hiie, 70 hsls
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sIate OF West Virginia, III Deed Of Tray, 70 Y,
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