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disease. Of tho NaylouIar Joint.

Philadelphia Record. j,
Nsyicularthritis, or diseases Of the nayi-
cular Joint, consists in deep-seated sprain,
injury or modification within tho hoof,
first manifested itself by infammatory ac-
ton, hi at and Tenderness, terminating in
adhesion, liberation and carries, and at
times in ossihcation OF contagious parts.
II the lameness is seen in the early stage
OF nayicularthritis the general custom is
to remove the shoe and apply cold poulti.
ces, composed Of ost meal, vinegar and
water, to which add 1or esch .poultlce q
handful OF fine salt. Tie poultice is to be
fairly spread over the surface OF the hooi
and heels, then 70 DO confined by means
OF thin cotton cloth, secured just above
the, corontt. a mixture OF equal
parts OF vinegar and water should
be kept ready 10 moisten !, the.
mass whenever It becomes dry so
as 10 keep the refrigerator action OF
the foot. Three or four poultices will gen.
orally suffice, employingone every twenty
four hours, on removing which the foot
must be washed with soap and water. AT
the end OF four days substitute for the
poultiCe C mixture Of four ounces OF tine
ture OF arnica. and q. pint ofwater with
which sponge tie foot three times day.
Give the patient dose Of medicine; keep
him on scalded shorts, seasoned with salt,
allowing small quantity OF hay, and let
him have rest. lit should turn out on
disseminating the poultices that the
heels are tender, the animal be-
ing unwilling to bring tho frog TO the
floor, some soft clay must be placed under
him, and 80 disposed OF that he can stand
on It. This treatment is best adapted to
the early subacute stage oil the malady.
Some persons recommend hot poultices
and fermentation, but the cold will be
found best. Should the case be one OF
chronic type follow up the above treat
ment with counter ifritants. A prepare.
ton known as the acetate of cdnlhtrides
(which can be procured of the apothe-
caries) has been instrumental In re-
moving lameness Of this description. This,
however, or any other remedy would
have but little effect In restoring a part to
soundness that was in state OF carries.
As palliative tits 10 be recommended
with confidence. 1.-THE animal be,not re-
stored to usefulness under this treatment
let him run to grass, II the season permits,
having tips nailed on the feet to guard
against fracture OF the hoof; and alter the
lapse OF few weeks, II he still be found
lame, as a last resort neurotomy may be
tried. tH
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nREAKFAsr nupGEr.

The floral Offering OF Queen Victoria at
the obsequies of President Garfieldis to be
preserved in a handsomely carved oaken
frame presented by the Cleveland Sons,
OF st. George.
Its a singular fact that many OF the
most popular hymns were written by per-
sons who were not religious at all, or
whdae claims to religion were based on
very slight foundations.
The latest novelty in ginger Ice
cream" in which the heat Of tho ginger
counteraCts the chill Of the cream, and
the frigidity OF the cream nullitles the
fire Of the ginger, producing, tits said, q
happy medium most gratifying to the
epicurean palate.
The schools established for boys and
young men and young women, BY Evan
gelist Moody, at Mortified and Gil, Mass,
cost Sl05, 900, and two more buildings will
soon be completed at cost OF 100000.
The money was obtained from rich friends
OF the distinguished evangelist.
Leai.cutting bees cut cylindrical and
spherical patches out OF rose.leaves and
seal up their nests to protect the young.
Tho mason bees make their houses from
small grains OF sand and clay, attaching
them 50 solidly to walls that hammer
and chisel must be used to breakthem of.
The use Of the railway on the Brooklyn
bridge Is steadily increasing. About four.
tifths Of the people who crossed 1t last
month were carried in cars. As compared
with March, 1884, the number OF railway
passengers increased 81 percent, while the
number Of ioot.passenges fell oil S per-
cent.
The President OF Costa Rica lives in the
finest house in the capital city, and his
residence and the Palacio Fedora, which
Is near It, arc about the only two:story
structures in the place. de receives
house rent free, the use oil two horses and
a carriage, a salary OF Sl0,000 q year, and
uses soldiers for his servants.
ChicFens, two minutes after they have
left the eggs, will follow with their eyes
: the movements Of crawling insects, and
nick at them, judging distance and direc-
zion with almost infallible accuracy. They
will instinctively appreciate sounds,
readily running toward an invisible hen
hidden In box when they hear her
"call." =.
A immense ledge Of white metal has
been discovered in Antelope valley, Mono
connty. Cal, the nature Of which puzzles
ali mining experts TO whom specimens
have been submitted. Themetal Is iusible
at inst but after the first time IT yields TO
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Asstn,rrr's Sale.

A SSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IA MILL PROPERTY, POwhItan, OHIO. ,..,s,,
Tine undersigned assignee O' llOlef q M' WI
will.olor OF public "a G, on the premise, VIZ ~,
uK3AY, NAY ca SECOND. ~ a! S SSS't o.:
acre Of land and ImfOItaDle frame
SIX rooms, This mill has recently been ,,, 'g9td
with tho latest improved machinery o,h'
4.tnn o. bnhfS sets Of rollers NBi all QUIZ, . y,
Rry machinery " make TIA complete lai,E 1,iII,
tabliAhment, with capacity Of 100 btlivN .STS
II q equipped with Is horse power Cngiht ssT
together With tue entire machinery, hEIl'V'1''
having been operated hat sixteen moplA ,,,rr,,,,
The building q substantial brick ,uH'i.o MI
with a twostOfy brick warehouse HdI0'n''E ''
feet. 'oAl, VAL
ley, being In tho midst Of III ext il.Me ~. h.
growing region, OIL the Ohio EiNer An1 "a "a
Of the Ohio Valley and Ohio River ki S.nt -
Il has HERETOFORE enjoyed large ms'''N"'
county custom. .-.,.,,.r, ltn4,
belongs 70 the property. ,i,,..
For further particulars call OH q G e sstGrr,
spr2s ArSfRnFO Of Hotter 4 Bro. raG1aH-Sze
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LOCUST PLAGURS.

q /. 1fsTTaI, IlI3AtaIyES. s9lft
Aa.5 hVSs2 10y ~ "a
A Russian Army forced 90 Fly Before tlle
InSsets. "a
EseAaH'e. Z VI, III. wy
OF all destructive foes none are more
dreaded in most Eastern lands than. the
Ioor.t. ,ybosa dira ..visi,a,;ops-,nay well.
"isSPy - :; ss ,,.:s =. 80.
DO deemed nationai s ~ IN POM
Of fact, the landswhich, are exempt from
their occasional presence are the faYoreu
few. a very few details 81 their INVASION
Of Southern Russia IN The years is.s sna
1880 will give Us some ddea OF tneirtn u
tude. They fell upon the province Of eau,
casus, utterly destroying vineyards and
gardens; blockading the streets SO that
traffic was suspended nlling the ovens, so
that for several days baking was quite out
Of the question ;and SO choking the water
courses that not cup Of water could be
drunk until filtered. u ..E,,
In Georgia they fairly routed 9 detach-
ment Of Russian troops, who, not liking to
turn aside on their march fepellea ~
mere insects, attempted to forge the locust
army, although report satdsgit coverea
twenty square miles Of country. y SO
the soldiers advanced, but soon ionna
themselves llterally covered ny the
clinglng, creeping insects, which crawlea
all over them,, until tnaiiy the men
fairly turned and fled, slipping and snd.
ing as they ran over the crnshed and olly
bodies Of their myriad Ices. For ;torty-
eight hours they were detained, taxing
refuge in village, and assisting the IN
habitants to kill millions lot the invaders,
whose corpses they: -carted otto manure
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1,,o In tho parI. sewers.

is possible, for a short time to the robust,
but the majority of refined persons would
prefer immediate death to existence in
their reeking atmosphere. How much
more revolving 10 be in ones self a liting
seuer. But this is actually the case with
those in whom the inactivity Of the liver
drives the refuse matter Of the body TO
escape through the lungs, breath, the
pores, kidneys and bladder. II is astonish-
ing that life remains In such dwelling.
Dr.. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery"
restores normal purity to the system and
renews the whole being, ys
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Sealed agrrpsssts.
CEALEp PROPOSALS.
oLERNs oEIicI,
WHTrtINd, N. VA. 4 nj Mi ID IN Nv

boAAD0y CnatneloNLlSQF OHIO CoCNIy
WHEEtIN0i w. VA, April II, 1855.
seaied proposals. for work 10 DO done on Eli,.
Ing County Roads during The current year IN \:
received ~ this once Until wednesday, 2,h IN
Battle Run, 100 cubic yards srdlng, 40 cun,
BoEEs' I'M 8. q n, TrlAdelfhia District, SSsaA.
BesSs' Hili. s. I D. Rlchland DAtrict, coo c,,.
yards grading, % cubic yards masonry. 4'S
Browns Kun, LOCO eubic yaidS gTading, % cule
Chapel Run. Is cubic yards nacadRml1lbR.
Dlxon's Run, 600 cubic yptdS Bnling, a cph.
yards masonry, go cubic yards nilCadGiallnSS'4
20 cubic yards masonry, COO cubic yards IaSeS9s
' a. i. p, second division, 100 cubic y0,,,,r,
ing e Subic yards masonry COZ cubic yards i SiaS
dIllespIeis Run, 40 cubic yards grading, .ocuSl.
dlenn's run and Cherry mn, go cu,Ic v,,,.
gading. 70 cubic yards masonry, 100 cubic jan,
Kellsy'S harm aud Dent Gem, 100 cnb!c y.,,
Meeting HoS;e Hin. $50 cubic yards mucad.p,.
Middle wheeling Greek, lower end, 10 crAl.
yards maca1hmlElng. S"0G
amldng. >sH
mAcadamiEing. !"Vl
Peters Run, Richland Distdct. go cublc v.,,.
grading 20 cubic yards matchmaking. 's'@
pogues Run, 100 cubic yards mRCadamlilnv.
Peninsula Road, coo tll6lc yards mEClts,ai,in.
River Road, Eat Division, GO cuGIs yssI,
matchmaking. 'Hu
Roney's Point g. and II. 40 cubic yArls r,,a,,.
20 cubic yards masonry, 100 cubic yaIds SSSaI'.
RICE and casHcman's Run, 200 cubic NM,
grading, 20 cubic yards masonry. '@
short Greek. North Fork, ldO cubic yards nat,8,.
' ssoit Greek, South Fork, $50 cubic yard, p,,t,
YSllsy Grove and Middle Wheeling, 10 su,,.
", W. j + 4 t. fBins Division, go cubic ,.,
Ihseliqg and Falrmont PiEc. go cubic y.,,,
matchmaking, '"@
! Wheeling aud Elm Grove, R!ChlanI pl,trie, n,
cubic yards maeadAini1iMg. ."
wheeling aud Elm Grove, TriAdclDhIa Dy,,,,.
$50 cubic yards tnaGAdAniEinE, '''"F
W, U. 4 +, Pike, go cutie yards matadanir,,,
West Liberty aud HeTey's, 40 cubic yStt
Waddle aud Wardens Run. 100 cublc vast.
grading, % cubic yards mNaOnry, co cable yeHi,
matchmaking '-'"
Above quantities are approximate only. B!a,m
grading must be sePRr4tS Tor earth, loose r0CE and
Eold rock. MASonry will be all Of second Glass La
dry. matchmaking wifi be Of hanl Llue Sr c nv
Limestone, broken TO pas through 8 finch IN;
Proposals must be separate for Cacl rnSI. ,nSsSt
give full names Of Oldden with ptStol!Cr a,dfe,s
and must be accompanied by references sNtiiss'
tory tp'the Board RS To the character and r,,S,
potency Of the bidders The standard Of lrcnsrSs.
nent will be the cubic yard Of q cubic iesi
measured solid. The Board reserves The rirht \,
apply Ut this OINce.
Endorse Proposals for county work to be IL,
May I, 1885
aNRffF u
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get,stes Salss.
TPRUsTEE's SALE.

IA -Hla
BY virtue Of D. ci Of Trust made BY MsrA
Garrison, vile o Daniel Garrison, WitliHH 6tS.
lei Garrison her husband 10 me a. trustee. ana
July H. 1852 recorded In tho Ofite Of The CleFE al
the County Court OF Ohio County, West viri1Is
III neGd Of TtlSt Book No. 49, page S. IWiIl SciiIt
tho front door Of the Court liOuSc Of said county
oESATuRDAY, TIE 10th DAYO7 NAY,ls&
commenting az 10 O'Clock A. ", the following a.
sc.ibeG raj estate: All that certain plsSGtai.
eel Of land lying and being situate Ia lTiaailsih
District. Ohio county, West Virginia. on tie nnrI
side oil Roney'S Point Run. aud bounded i, ~
lows: Bginning In the centre Of II road % he
north side OF said fnn and n corner 10 Itdd
IandpurchaSed BY Lewis Powell from John H.
son, Jlnuaty22, 1866; thence With the lihl, OlIAe
same n. 4T1Isse y u poles TO sycamore; thtlsN,
'R3kS Z II 66.l00 poles 10 the corner Of ku0t,
house; thence N. 1l' Z. - poles, running via
Eaid P0wells line 70 said nun; IhGnce down un
powell's line to said itu; thence down Glil MI
and with the several meRndeEings thereof 10 III
beginning. containing about one half aGrA Oihsd,
excepting. however, q right Of way or private lld
now open and IN usc along tho 0rth sidc q Al
run and within the above described boundsIitG
The tltie y believed 70 be perfect, but srlnSB
uslte Will convey only the title Vested In mtby
said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALg-cne. third and as much mOE!W
the purchaser elect IN pay IN cab OH The ddy q
sale, the balances In two equal inIta'menls at II
and twelve months notes bearing Interest aud Il
cured by decd Of trust on III property " " LTts
for the deferred payments.
". j. w. COWDl:N, Trusts.
W. II. HILIRR. AnGtiOnGeF. RpE9 "
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Found 1tasare Care.

/ have been troubled with catarrhal
deafness for seven or eight years with q
roaring noise in my head. bought medi-
cine In 10 states but nothing helped me
till I procured bottle Of ElY's Cream
Balm. In four days could hearas well
as ever. I am cured Of the Catarrh as
well. / consider Ely's Cream Balm the
best medicine ever made JARRETT WID.
RICK. HASTINGS. n Y. =. MwEAw
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DuRxEE's SALAD DREssiSo& Co1D MEAT
SAUCE. The finest mayonaise for meat,
fish, and vegetable salads, and superb
table sauce. 1t tar surpasses any home
made dressing. Everybody likesit.
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They are going down to dinner. He.
"AIay 1 sit on your right hand2o She
20, better take chair" Hetakes one.
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nothing except a mixture Of acids. A
pound Of rock Yields half a pound Of the
metal, and there are millions Of tons In
the plant. II contains platinum.
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s. so buys one dozen best Cabinet Pho.
tographs at Plummers, 11Ss Main street,
Wheeling. - N. ~. 81.
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SATURDAY, MAY l6, 1855,


at ten o'clock A. " Of that day, the following ptoTs
erty towit: All Of that portion Of Lot No. l.ly IN9
hundred and niheteen on EoIf and 1wCnty Setinl
ViTEinia, which les west Of d line run piec,eiy
through the centre OF said lot from toe inllh 70
the north line through, and which piece o. gt0pnd
hereby conveyed, irOAtS hall the length o. aid ~
on TwCntyEecond street AID the width 81 aid 10!
on the hSt alley west OF EoiI street. Jn ia!d city OIL
Wheeling and being the west half Of sad loi No
t2l9) two hundred and nineteen, aud me lAIe
property conveyed to u. n. EOH, trustee W q y
berry and wife. by deed dated February a. hG9t
and Of record In Deed Book No. IS, pags 2lS o. Inc
records Of Ohio county, State Of West V!iginlA
selllng as trustee AhAll convey only such uNe -
Is vested In me.
cash In hand ore.thlrd thereof With Interest u
ak months, and the residue thereof Win ihtIs,I
In twelve months, the purchaser giving MS h9e
With good security for the deferred payments lLe
legal title win DO retained rs further security,
1prlO GIBSON L. tIRASMER, TTlitec.
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FTTS,.AI n JPjtS stopped iFee by Dr.. RlineS Great
ssrTe PGstSrar. IA HtS after Afst days use. Mar
Velo,iS Csirts Treatise and q % trial bottle bee 70
M sNSSS send "a pr, Kline, aal Arch Sc Phila.,
p. Cancer institute, vi Arch 81, fhlis% ra: 90
% II poFANEeA
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GENTLBMEN's SILK AND ,i En-
W HATS renovated To present,ty All =. B1Ila,
charges. BY WIN. 6TAlowsky, the IN l. 4
ettttelIgh e. Leave your WISHING PIS.IliiS pa
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by virtue Of Deed OF Trust made aud c1scut.t
on The fourth day Of April, A. D. lsS5, by b. Y
Eoti, ttAstee for kmily1L BLACK L, !. BlNrt Geo
@. Black Harry 7. black, Ida J.. Hack Msy g
Black and N. s. Gibbs, 10 the undersigned a iFlr
tee, ana which said decd Of trust y Of record u
the Clerks oGlec Of Ohio county, State Of We!
Virgins, In Deed Of Trust Book No 20, folio ~
stall proceed 10 sell at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, State Of West Virginia on
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FLATS aud Gaps.

NEW YORK HAT BLEACHEkftlliS,Sy;
IN u Sixteenth street, Ladies ,,i lp ~, 4.
tered, bleached, ColoTed and finished ~ Es s,sti
styles promptly. MIllinen' work done " ~ rs
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sneeial alptiess.

n oARD,-To all whoRre suffering from errors
and lndiScTehons o. youth, nervous, wsa veal
NM AM will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
Trest remedy was discovered ~ missionary N
south America Send eel: addtclsed envelope 10
REy. JoSEPH T. IMAM, Station De New YORK
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ae,1aaists.
THE GENUINE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF RETERESCE MARKS.
sDaIly. tsunday excepted. monday Excepted
Wheeling Time: ttilI
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The above sale has been adjourned until sa.ur.
day, May =, at the came place and time.
B, d. DOVENER.
Assignee Of FEsdfick EbeFWIen.
W. Il. HALI1a, AnetioneeE, RpE29
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BIZ. SO. Rallrent

Leave BeIlAlra q 2;l0P. n. for sumIaerheld.
Leave pellaife Of 900 4. Y. Tor Summarized and
iaplsytIiA Ativpes Heiiaisa. pls =. = sud oF,s,
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HRUSI.EE'S SALE.

". Il. ifA1lIN. Auctitn,er.
W.I..W CnWDEN. Solicitor
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IN GENERAL.
Success or Failure.

SuNNCS6 VI
Five hundred business men have recently
given their written opinions on this import
ant question. Only q few OF them have
anything to say about health in ~connectio
with it. Health has more to do with sue,
cess than most folks suppose. Many me
have been wrecked by dyspeptic stomachs
and impoverished blood. What a pity
Don't make a failure Of your life. Take
Browns Iron. Bitters. DR.. j. B. Morgan,
Joplin, Mo-, says, Il find Browns Iron Bit,
tiers gives entire satisfaction to all who use
it." So do hundreds of other doctors.
The Humane Society Meets.
The South End Humane Society held a
meeting on Thursday evening at the office
of q prominent South Side gentleman, and
adjourned to meet yesterday. At yesterday
session one member testified that when he
was in the army he had seen salt pork
eighteen inches thick. This sort OF para,
lyzed the body for a moment, but Is was
soon decided that the member must have
either been looking double or the hog must
have been cured whole.
Another member said when he was in
the army he became acquainted with a dog
which had only two hind legs. The body,
mot the Dogs after celebrating some time,
CAM TO the conclusion that it was unnat,
ural for a dog to have more than two hind
legs and the testator was allowed to escape
unhurt.
At a late hour the meeting adjourned
after having decided that it was cruelty to
animals to allow the mud in the South End
to remain so deep, and drawing up a reso,
luton that the Board of Public Works be re,
uuested to scrape half, or at Leaf three
feet ofthe mud of the streets in that sec,
tion
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. J
I. Mcclure, ID. D., pastor. Services tomorrow a
lL:30a. IN. and $50 p. m. Sabbath-school at 2 p. IN
FIRST ENG. EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. E. n, Dornblaser, pastor. Services tomorrow
At 1880 3. NJ. and 1890 p. IN. Sunday-scho0l at2 p. m
Strangers are welcome.
ZANE 81. NJ. E. CHURCH-Services to-mor
row conducted by the pastor, Rev. ]. Henry Hess
Preaching at l0:30 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Morning
subject: "a Mothers Anxiety Rewarded" Even
ing subject: A Address 10 the Young" Sunday
school at 2 p. m. All are invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev. d
A. Cunningham, D. D., pastor, will preach to. NOR
row at 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. m. In the evening
the last sermon Of the series on the Life of Paul
subject: 'The End OF Christian Soldiers Life"
DISCIPLES CHURCB.-Serylces Sunday, April
10, 1855, as follows: Sunday-School at Q a. m
Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. NJ, by z. J,
Hart, the pastor. Morning subject: THE Las
Evening" Evening: "Christ or Barabbas-Th,
Home or the Saloon" All are invited.
wAYMAN CHAPEI-A. NJ. E. Church-Preach,
ing morning and evening by Rev. {. AsbuTy, ID. d..
tho pastor. Sabbath School at 3 p. IN.
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M5esIins 8e9istsr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
Wanted-Scrub Girl
For Sale-Building Lot. =
Wanted-Genersl Agent.
Type Writing and COPying-G. W.. Bruins
wick.
Entertainment - First Presbyterian
Church.
Annual Meeting-Crescsnt Building As
sociation.
A Card-R Il. List.
Decorated W~are-EwiRg Bros.
Special Sales-E. NJ. MeGillin & Co.
First Page
New Cigars-McMechen's - Local
Page.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Louis A. Sher,
ley.
Spring Hats-Dingers
Durkee's Salad DseSsing-R j. Symth.
Roller Skates-C. II. Quimby.
New Chamber and Psrlor Suits-G.
Mendel & Co.
Neutrality-suspicious. Psge1
Wanted-Salesmen-[Local Page
For Sale-Farm-C. A. Schaefer L Co.
-[Locsl Psge.l
ChapHne Street Rink-[Local Page