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After the Ohlcago Board Of Trade.

SPRINoFIELD, April 1-Representa-
tive Cleveland introduced bill in the
house to repeal the act incorporating the
Chicago board OF trade. IL declares that
the purpose Tor which the board of trade
was originally Incorporated has been en-
tirely changed, and that II has become
an institution for tho promotion OF
Oamhitnu.
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A speelal se..lon Aaksd.

KANSAS CIry, April ia petition
signed by about 100 prominent cltIx ems,
was forwarded TO Gov. Marmaduke to-
night asking him TO call q special ses-
sion of tho leglsl ature TO deal with
pleuro-pneumonis among cattle.
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rhe whitney's Last Trip rhIs season.

GALVESTON, April 1.-THE steamship
Whitney arrived from Vera Cruz to-
day on her last trip for the season, ow-
ing TO quarantine regulation. She sailed
at noon for New Orleans with large
cargo Of coffee, q portion OF which was
unloaded hero.
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a ABOUT arnE rsoNr.r y

TALKING ABOUT "ruE FRONT"
sInLA, April T.-Preparations are be-
Ing urgently pressed Tor the quick dis.
patch oftroops 70 the front.
rHE FIRsr CORPS READY.
CALCUTTA, April N.--rte first Indian
army corps is daily expected 10 start for
pishin.
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Gnlxn.ton oad Fallnua

GALVESTON, April 27.-The Inde pend
ent Order OF Odd Fellows, OF this city,
appropriately celebrated the Goth ami
versary OF the order to-day, by street
parade and u magnificent ball ~ beach
rink tonight.
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aMAI.L pox-AN ARAD DKFRAr.

SMALL Pox--AN ARAB DRFRAT.
DoNaoLA, April T.-Tho small pox Ia
declmating obdurman, opposite
Khartoum. The garrison OF Sc.
naar defeated the forces OF
El Mahdi, which made an attack on
tnat place.
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WASHINGTON, April H.-The Marine
hospital bureau Is informed that chol-
era Is prevailing In Calcutta 10 an alarm
ing extent.
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PITTsBURa, April .T.--By the collapse
OF Building during fire on Third ave-
nue. ut II O'Clock to-m ght, two men were
killed, tour seriousI y injured and q
number of others sligh.ly injured.
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BosroS, April 1.--Mexican Central,
ii,<, sevcns, 57Js; scrip. o5.
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Ladies, please rsmem-
ber we are making a spe.
cialty of Milli..ery. Call
and be convinced that our
Wholes Ale house has the
Largest and Best Selected
Stock in the Stats.
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A Greater Rush and Greater Bargains
THAN EVER AT
GOLDSMITH BROS.

SINCE WB COMMENCED TO OF
FIR SPECIAL BARGAINS, ALL
OUR COMPETITIONS dAVD BEEN
COAGP PELLElD TO INITIATE US, BUT
NOT WITH IIKE SUCCESS, FOR
IEIE SIM PILE REASON THEY HA " Fl
FAILED TO RE]ALIGB WHAT "A
GEM ULNE BARGAIN is OUR GUS
TONERS KNOW TFIB SECRET OF
OUR BBIN q ALW AVS BUSY WHEN
IOTIER HOUSES AFB COMPLAINT
ING OF NOTHING DOING, AMID
THAT is BECAUSE
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NO. l64

saved. The house was insured for
about 1t value. There was some insur-
ance on the fu vniture, but not enough
to cover tile loss. 1t was thought for
a while that the Roller house would
also burn, but by the united efforts of
the citizens It was saved. The origin OF
tho Grn Ii II n L rnc.,s, N
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SILKS.

Plaid and Checked Summer silks, 45c. per
yard-sold elsewhere for 75,.
Fine Gros grain silks, superior quality,
66c. per yard-worth 00c.
A new line OF Black Silks from SOC. to $500
per yard.
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Dallas Natl Bank
Accounts OiNsFlAaHts and Individuals Solicited

ACCOUNTS OF Mbftnl1B 6lG llll7l00als S0llelied
DIRECTORS s. 6. Rayne, W. B. Worsham,
Z. X. Ferguson, 4. j. Porter, j. n. Trexe.
want, Jr. I. L. MSrsalis, Alfred Davis, o. A,
Keating, u. IA. ReardOn.
The following are prominent subscribers
70 the stock of this bank:
g. Nj. TRoUTMA AN, President Central Ma
aonal Bank, Philadelphia
T. w. BROWN, Of PTOvldent Life and Trust
Co., Philadelphia.
W. s. PULLMAN, President Seaboard
Bank, New York.
JAMES Il. GRANNIS, of Tradesmen's
National Bank, New York.
4. q. BAYNE, President First National
Bank, Bradford, Pa, and Vice-P President
2eabo8rd Bank, New York
J.. J.. LAWToN, of First National Bank,
0leaG, n. Y.
N. 8. BUTLER, OF First National Bank,
0lear, N. Y.
j, y, HANNA, Of Weir Plow co.. Nom
month, III.
d. O'DAY, General Manager National
Transit Company Of United States.
JOS. SEEP, OF the Standard OH Co.
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Headquarters for La
dies Underwea G }rsets,
Gloves, Parasols, Hand
kerchiefs, Button Neck
wear, Ladies, Misses and
Children's Hose
SILKS aud SATINS! f!
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Dress Goods.

Nuns Yelling, IN all the new shades, 1890
per yard
Brocaded and Fancy Buntings, 1890. per
yarc.
Fancy aud Figured Debegis, 1890 per yard.
Al-WOOl Nuns Veil and Alb8trOsg
Goth, ONLY 25c. PER YARD.
Double-w width All-wool French Albatross
SOC. per y0rd-worth TIC,
Double width Lace Buntngs, llc.-worth
25c,
Changeable Japanese silks, yards for 81.
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The Times vt. Petersburg special
saws the English proposal through
Baron de Staal arrived tridav,and Eng
land therein proposes to submit the
Pendeh affair to an arbitrator. IL is boz
lieyed tho proposals are most reasonable
and equitable and show that Mr.. Glad
stone most earnestly desires peace, re-
gardloss ofpublic opinion. II these pro-
posals are rejected II will show that
Russia is determined upon war.
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war between Russia and England
is now regard. Il as inevitable. The
car leaves to-day for Moscow,and from
that historic city he will issue his mani
festo or declaration of war, if such OK
IRENE measure should become neces-
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s. G. sAYNE, in TsE2EYANT, JR.,
President, Vice President.
&c. M. REARpoN. Cashier,
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TO !-Lowcst rates for Adyer.
Using In 0Ga good newspapers sent free, Ad.
dress GEO p R0WELL & CO., ~ Spruce 81, N. Y.
anFisNWRAW y r.
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1.-THE New York N. E. Conference held
at Poughkeepsie recently, the reports OF
tie Presiding Elders as TO the condition Of
their charges were read. The Rev. Dr..
Buckley, 81 the ChfiGiGn AdrOeate thenad'
dressed the Conference. Toward the close
OF his rematks he created o sensation and
applause by declaring: II don't believe In
female suffrage ferries Of "Good goodwll ],
and / don't believe in the two.wine bust
ness, fermented and untermented, nor 90
/ believe in q third-party movement.
1 Great applause.1 1menn the prohibition
movement. fAppiause.l I do not believe
in giving notices Of political meetings from
the pulpit, and / would die at the stake
before / would doso The ClristtaH Adro-
-cate Is not a tliird.party paper, nor is 1t Q
special paper" More applause.
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Thon., n.,s saw SO.

Mr.. 7. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
81 never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell.
era" Electric Bitters arc the purest and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford to be without them.
They will save hundreds OF dollars in doc.
tors bills every year. Sold at fifty cents
q bottle by Logan & Co. MwF&w
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oi.rry wnrbItpg Iiirds.

Thete is war-or at least the rumor Of
warm Chicago. 1t is the grand outburst
after picketfring clear across the CONT.
nent and half way back again. Nevada
and Patti are out, and Chicago is having a
high time oft.
1t is a very fine story as itgoes. Ma
pleson agreed to give Nevada 81 900 for
every night she sang. New York didn't
pull the horses out Of the carriage or
throw her out OF the window in an ecstacy
Of 10y, and Col. Mapleson cut her wages
down to $500 night. In San Francisco
Nevada was o big card, and she forced the
impressario up TO the original terms OF the
contract. In Chicago Maplescn talked
$500 again. Nevada waited until she had
the willy Briton in tight place, and
gave him to understand that the terms
were 81 900 or no appearance. Mapleson
rirgled. but was forced to surrender.
All this time Patti and Nevada were
not a happy family. Neyada's friends
say 1t was PATHS jealousy Off the Ameri-
cans success. Itmay be that Nevada re-
fused to do homage to Nicolini as Prince
Consort, or that she said some unprotes.
sional thing about the PstH.NiColini pct
dog. AZ all events there was rumpus.
Nevada had o wild encore. She desired
to give "Home, Sweet Home" in re-
spouse. Seeing that she is American,
and that the airs ever popular as It is
beautiful, this was . good stroke OF busi-
ness for her. But Patti Is fond Of claim.
ing America as her home when she is in
Il, and she rolls on "Home, Sweet Home"
40 naturally that there are those who
think she composed the words and music
and holds the copyright Its represent
cd that AriiH, the musical conductor, at
ant refused TO play the accompaniment
and then played 1t badly TO "break her
10. p Bat the audience went wild over
Inc pluclsy perseverance, Of the songstress,
and rieb tloral trophies crowned her vic.
tory. She had conquered the foreign
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DR.. franer's Root plttsrs.

Fraziers Root Bftters are not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liverand Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, cleanse the blood and
system OF every impurity. Sold by drug
gists. 81 90. DR.. Fraxier's Magic ONT
ment-the greatest blessing that has been
discovered in this generation. A sure
cure for Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh
Wounds, Sore Nipples, Hardor Soft Corns,
Chapped Lips and Hands, Pimples and
Blotches. Price SOC. Sold by druggists
Frazier Medicine Co., proprietors, Gleve-
land, Ohio. Wholesale agents: Logan 4
Co., Wheeling. w. Va, and j. @. Dent &
Co., Bridgeport, Q. pAw
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stop That coughl

By using Frazier's Throat and Lung
Balsam-the only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and
all diseases Of the throat and lungs. Do
not neglect cough. 1t may prove fatal.
Scores and hundreds OF grateful people
owe their lives to DR.. Frazier Throat and
Lung Balsam, and no family will ever be
withoutit after once using II, and discoy-
ering its marvellous power. 1t isput up
In large family bottles and sold for the
small price Of rs cents per bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio.
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
by druggists. Wholesale agents: Logan &
Co., Wheeling, w. Va, and ]. O. Dent &
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. paw
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1il,e nm old creaLy window shutter.

That Is tho way mans rheumatic
Joints sometimes are. Hinges old, rusty,
and worn, and badly need CLING. The
trouble is in the blood. A man who is OF
any account Is worth repairing. The re-
pairing can be done by means Of Browns
Iron Bitters. That erriches and purtaes
the blood, drives out the pain, and works
complete restoration. Thousands testify
10 It from happy experience. Mr.. O. II:
Huntley, OiS North Sixteenth street, st.
Louis, says: 81 used Browns Iron Bitters
for rheumatism, general debility and
prostration, with the best results"
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phalaux, and Italy lay bleeding, 90 to
speak, at her feet. The newspapers are
full Of the rumpus.
II England will takeit kindly We desire
to suggest that she recall Col. Mapleson
and put him in command inthe soudan.
Or she may need him in Afghanistan.
His Is too great a head for this country.
such talent ought to be better employed
than in combating the skating Kinks. Be-
sides that, he has q way Of getting too
much free advertising. He doesn't give
the newspapers chance. His prime don.
ne may clip their champagne in peace and
''Sly dear" each other between acts. That
Is nothing to Mapleson. II busineta
requires it the sanguinary impressario will
have war, and the newspapers at the seat
thereof must consent to drip with gore
gratis. taz
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Az Arkansas Legislator on Free Passes.

An Arkansas Legislator on Free Passes.
Artaasaw TtareteF.
) The free pass question has very
much agitated the present session OF the
Arkansas Legislature. The other day o
well.known Representative arose and
said: "Alr. Speaker, i wish to offer a
resolution making it a misdemeanor for
any member OF a future session OF the
Arkansas Legislature to accept free pass
over railroad" "Why not let il apply
to the members OF tho present SESSION"
some one asked. "Oh, no, that won't do.
We've all got passes, and it would be i'm
polite to return them. Sir, this pass sys-
tenn is wrong. It has a tendency, sir, to
corrupt, but il saves money. II they
hadn Il sent me pass don't know how
[ would have got here. Reckon
I'd had to walk; but, sir, It is our duty to
remove future legislators from temptation.
I am in favor OF all good measures, and |
promised my people that would work for
The temperance cause. / am temperance
man from the word CO." In turning sud.
denly his- coat-tails struck the corner Of
The desk. Reaching back and taking the
dripping fragments Of abottle from his
pocket, he remarked: Temperament the
salvation OF man and the joy of women,
but I'd like .devilish well to know who
put tLat bottle in my pocket. ellslike
pretty good Ticker, too. Speaking about
passes, why sir, the future Legislature
ought to have every possible inducement
10 behave himself"
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llIiNTcnby KRSsINGToN ART co, female
WAN lEU help In ali parts 81 The country to do
our light, pleasant WoEE at their homes, Sent BY
mall 70 any address, no c0uValSng, cay 10 learn
aud any one can earn from 81 10 SO per week. For
fTill information addresJ KRNBlk6ToN AM ROOMS
IS Longtcss 81. Boston, Mass. BOX SOS. apl8.NwF
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DuRkEr's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat
Sauce is made from the freshest, purest
aud choicest condiments obtainable. In
using it, waste, labor, anxiety, and disap-
are prevented. Mw&r
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prohibitIen.

nj Prohibition.
It's interesting to observe in the pro-
hibitIon Stats Of Maine atierce effort to
put down the liquor traffic. The on
slaught Of the Law and Order League be-
gan with the year, and has since been in
vigorous progress. Six hundred warrants
have been swcrn out, at cost Of s. 500 to
one county. Last year there were a
thousand prosecutions in the State.
This means something, and 1t will hard
lybe construed as meaning that prohibi-
ton in Maine is a success. 1tdoes not
follow that the unremitted zeal Of the
prohibitionists under the valiant leader
ship Of tho veteran Neal Dow has &C.
complished no good. Whether prohibi-
tionhas accomplished more than a good
license law would have accomplished, Is
an open Question. TGat prohibition does
not. prohibit in Maine is established By
the record and admitted by the prohibi-
tionists in their present organized crusade
against Tue ll1uOt hoAASs tE
There is no distillery and no brewery in
the State, bit 1t is common testimony that
the resident or thswayfariDg man has lit
tie trouble to slake his Thirst with strong
drink. A correspondent writing from
Portland says: "The druggists, In fact,
carry on the liquor business in Maine"
They do a good dealofthst busincssevery.
where, and Maine. with prohibition and
without prohibition as well as
without license are no, more exceptions
than West Virginia with sixteen license
counties out Of tifty-four.
But drugstore whisky p not the ex.
elusive tipple Of the Maine topper. Who
ever has travelled in that State, always in
viting to the summer tourist, knows that
in the large towns and cities beer, whisky,
wine and the like arc as easily obtained rs
potatoes. In Bangor, it is said, there is
practically free rum, for no effort is made
to enforce the law. In tho principal city
ofPortlaud twenty.threeth ousand persons
have been arrested for drunkenness in the
past fourteen years: liss S.'naos 5 ~ V', nj :
laws are there, the crime and wretched-
ness which flow out through the bunghole
are there-nothing seems to be wanting
but the receipt of the tax moneys or the
license fees which elsewhere society de-
mahas IS some pensI'.oA -. S''e " .,a
ana tear Of us iaDit0 " t''''i y s
dangerous yuslness, ,.,t .o.,; ~ j, !,
zen. Neat LOW l ,s ssalS ss s.-a,;L;
10 the proposition .n w. ~. ae -. 'V a..sa
tlon aoes hos pton.D ,,l,a ' sa,, abs
statlns .ne mas'gr - say u. ~ .s I,
tnat IN Name '0'aay 'ne ~ W. "a , ~. =
lhhlctng upon sus pe eOa ,,,; ~, ,h"n
mlsshei, wts sSls Iii 3ba rob,,er;os and
,ney sanel n ..,,..o,,.s l;rI fror,
pufsla.ies, lAuus y. 49, and !,
1ntsheta'isu' son ;s'"S,. frono the srst
Inns ID s.tons 'e',' n,o.;,. maa t,ho
pfoaloilloA'ss - - ,;ta - No o,nsa rhe
!las ueso'eI ~ ~. 't nv ~ "a = a;ser not ~
.es.,'n9us ,;,;.;an hnt - STIR IN n,b,ic
alse.euls psoulpl.4ot, Das ~ ~ .ha 1a
senuneh. " .ne eny us.s !. ~ 80.
u p,o1 -, , - ~ u t.ana
enc 70 a, s, 4,et ~ tsam drsns q
men lhe ' =, la ,si1t S that n,a'
set.aniy eannos ~ y, tn ., =; Sta;ns pt T.
,w ,o.lvn ns ss ~ .,,o ,,nod laws 70, tbe
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a1e,p ADVERTISEMENTS.
no LET-TWo ROO MS WITH
poaT|i. EuouIna Al piS Main ltroet sptiR

EloR sALE-A SECONDHAND 50.
IL HIGH Columbia Bicycle, KIM Of Road Lamp
aud Luggage Carrier. all IN excellent condition.
For particulars enquire Of GEORGE 7. WHrrA.
KRR. 1918 Jacob street apfi8
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1lycrymau, mo Main Maj ST. sN WsssiIns.
Telephone gl2 tEl9
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Secretary Of Navy whitney-a1've come
10 take charge Of the navy. Where is it?'
Watchman-'I am sorry, sir, but / don't
know; I've only been here l2years."-
puct sG a .flU a
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Epr sale.

sD1oR SALE-oNE LARGE 0FFiti
II Desk. One very large Book Case, chelR =
shares DSllaire Nall MN Stock. 10 sh4!ts tbd
Glass Stock. @. A. SCHAEFER 4 60. 1cleph.&
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Some one asks: SIS 1t easy to die 2"
When man is so ignorant as to be IN
aware Of tho existence Of physicians It Is
time for more rigid educational law
Boston Post.
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1IoNoaINa q MALEFAcToR.

Secretary Lamat,s Action on the Death Of
jacob Thompson.
NdPer1 Weekly (lfuOTtap)
In ordering official signs Of respect to
be shown to thememory Of Jacob Thomp-
son, the Secretary of the Interior, seems
10 us to have made serious mistake.
Thompson was an agent OF the COnfeder-
ate government in Canada, and sought to
ala lis cause, not honorably in the field
like Longstreet and Lamar, but by the
basest methods, methods forbidden by
honorable warfare-methods which hon
orabie Confederate soldiers would have
condemned, and which would have caused
him TO be summary aud justly hung, not
as a rebel, but as amalefactor, had he been
taken.
There gems to be no doubt that Thomp-
son was engaged in plot to introduce
pestilential diseases into Northern cities.
Like a poisoner OF wells or Q dynamlter,
such a man is a disgrace TO the American
name and to humanity. Whatever office
he may have held under the government
ofthe United States, he was surely not .
man whose memory should be officially
lonored.
We have no sympathy, nor has any pa
triotic Republican sympathy, with the
desperate partisan endeavor torekindle
The animosities OF the war. The govern.
ment in prosecuting the war did not treat
he secessionists as rebels, but observed
toward them all the rules and the courte-
sies Of civilized warfare. Alter its victory,
The government did not hang any seces-
sionist as rebel, nor confscate his estate.
The Republican party restored tho fran
chise to secessionist leaders and followers
upon the easiest terms, and Republican
| administrations intrnsted high office to
secessionists, and called them into the
Cabinet. IfJudge Key should die, the
Postofiice Department would be draped
in customary mourning. It's not, there,
lore, because he was q secessionist that
Thompson's memory should not be
officially honored, but because he was
guilty Of oIenses which are outlawed as
base and inhuman among honorable foes.
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:E1oR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

-Four small places at Inn Grove.
Two large Houses with two acres each.
Blk head Of Jerseys cheap. EnQuireOi
H.RoRBEs, No Custom HOps
TELEPHONE Ape APH
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ssrse fsesfeFef. M ffts after ffst days use Mar
yeinI cifGS Treatise and $2Go trial bottle tree %
III CasSs Send % pF. Kline, 81 Arch So Phila.t
ha, Cancer institute, 81 Arch 81, Phila,. u 80
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Ell 11akki, a rival Of the False Prophet
in the soudan, is now said to be Larry
Iackey, who used to keep shoe store in
Donegal. Ireland.
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L., BLOCH Bros
FOR 7zAD

Tho property known as The BELN 70 ~ s:i y
90. frsntlnS On the Ohio river and on az
f6cuSt streets, Martins Ferry. o c% 91ss5g W
acre Of ground and newly eFec.ra. ' yDiI " az
inEs and machinery compile, WIZ d Ius lctt .!
terms and tasks tOt nine sizes o. ~, NV" pSnas ~
w00d) ready for the marEei. ~ H., M ,h0e A,
also dwelling house and ". ,r5fef,J q =
SoSsdStIbie material, nnauiss.uT I[cS1,S NJ
wise, on hand. il not sold T. Ihe ~ I Sssi,t -
Ge offered Al public sale. THIS u ISs 1pNisg
complete, convenient And NAiHAV" al
Eastern Ohio. -, ,An prml5 y .
The sale will take place ~ l,t iny "a us
O'Clock 4. 81, TUESDAY AEA!,IrniSf, lliT'
Terms cash. For TURNER IHST sTOvB VA
call on bkLAVT snIa's rem"
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DIED.

cAMpBELI-on Saturday, April Ii, 1885, at 0
O'Clock A. NJ, Ms. MARY a. cAGrBEtL.
Funeral from her lac residence, No II Ecrsh
Penn street. Island. on Monday, at 10 O'Clock noon.
Friends Of hsiamily arc invited. 1ntesment at
wellsburg.
KNApI..on Saturday, April II, 1895, Ms. MAG.
D1LGN4 KNAPP, in the sist year OF her age.
Funeni from the residence Of Mrs. Caroline
Knapp, No. Is South Huron street. on Monday
afternoon at O'clock. Friends are respectfully
inYited to attend -
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gaglor's grs,ai,trr Go1pstrs.
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"a deeIdedlyaEst So has TayloF,s Pre- rinm Cologne
been drst in winning all the medals for excellence.
What Is tho centre Of CAVITY? Theletter v. But
Taylor's Premium Cologne Is the Scenter that
grayitates to the hearts Of the ladies.