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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-05
LOCAL BREv1T1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About the
CITY.

City.
"AxTlcs1 at Charley shay's theatre this
evening.
KEESE played nMaebeth" at Parksrs.
burg Saturday night.
THR public schools will open this morn
ing after the holiday vacation.
The new Board Of Commissioners and
Board Of Education will meet to-day and
organize.
FOREMAN Rirz, Of the Niagara Engine
Company, is home from a visit to Par
kersburg friends.
THE Riverside steel plant, at Benwood,
has closed down on account Of the break
ing Of enc Of the large rolls.
The Gray & Stephens Combination
closed Its weeks engagement at Charley
shay's theatre Saturday night to a good
house.
Mn. GEORGE WOLF was on Saturday APP
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Charles II. Wolf, deceased. Bond 5000,
with Henry Wolf as surety.
RAFAEL JosEFPr, the famous pianist,
will give recital at the Opera House next
week. F. W. Banner, the music dealer.
is presenting a souvenir photograph oil
JoseiTy to those desiring 1t.
THE alarm Of fire Saturday morning was
occasioned by slight blaze in the resi-
dence Of family named MCGOWAN, in the
Eighth ward. The fire was put out with
out the assistance OF the department.
HENRY EnRRLlSa was committed to Jail
Saturday by Squire Ankle in default oil
$500, on charge OF robbing Charles Rem
nick Of $40 in a Southside saloon. Officer
Taylor made the arrest. Rennick is q
packer at Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'s.
SOME miscreant threw stone at B. 4
o. train as it was passing the machine shop
on the Southside in this city Saturday
evening, which struck the conductor, W.
L. BOYD, in the face, badly injuring one
of his eyes. 1t is feared the sight will be
permanently destroyed. At any rate Mr.,
Boyd will be laid up for some length oil
time.
TIE LaBelle mill coopers, who went to
work last Thursday at the reduction Of
one-half cent keg, notified their employ
ers Saturday that they wanted an advance
OF one-fourth cent. They formerly reeetv-
ed 81 80 q hundred, and since the reduc'
ton 81 hundred. They want s. %
which is tho reduced price at tho Belmont
mill shops.
TIE sale of reserved seats for the spec,
tacular melo-drama, "The World" will
commence at Banners music store this
morning. This famous play will be put
on the Opera House stage "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings by J. u. Titles
company. 1t is said to be one OF the most
successful and most deserving OF the nu'
merous recent plays OF its class.
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coUNc1LMANlc CANDIDATES.
The Democrats Nominate in All the ward'
Int Two.

The Democrats Nominate In All the Wards
but Two.
The Democrats Of the various wards Of
the city, the Second and Seventh excepted,
held meetings Saturday evening to. name
suitable men to be made the nominees Of
the party for Councilmen at the coming
city election. The Second ward Demo-
Gratis will meet tomorrow night. In
the Eighth ward a nomination was
made for the First Branch only, John Ray
being the nominee. The First ward meet
ing adjourned till Thursday evening next,
after naming the following candidates:
First Branch, A. @. Harrell and P. Kenny;
Second Branch, A. ]. Sweeney and Bernard
Stanley. The following names were sug-
gested in the other wards, from which the
Democratic City Executive Committee will
hereafter name the ticket TO be voted for:
Third Ward-First Branch, John II.
Hall.
Second Branch, Henry stamm, John
Freese, John Fl. Ewing.
Fourth Ward-First Branch, Peter Fer
rell, John w. Boring.
Second Branch, Frank Smith, Frank
Healy, Chris. Siebke, Joseph Yahn, Robt.
Crawford, Adam Yahn, John Brill, Platof
Noble, F. b. Albinger.
Fifth Ward-First Branch, VIM. Myles,
James Maxwell, Charles Franzheim, Pat
Second Branch, John zoeckler, ir.,
John Waterhouse, Louis Delbrugge, Frank
Arber, VIM. Waite, A. r. McCahan,
Henry Michael, Fred Widdle, ]. w. Fer
rell, 4. 7. Hutchinson, George Butts.
Sixth Ward-First Branch, JOHN P.
Second Branch, L. W. Stephens, VIM.
II. Carney, Jonas Pickett, George Weis-
gerber, VIM. Manion, J. F. Mckinley,
Patrick Wier, F. A. Weber, ST., John
Scott, John White, jr., Chas. r. Miller,
John Pracht, Geo. Canadian, Michael
Hearn, John Lenahan, John Beltz, Frank
Cruise.
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EA1,IETr STITCIIELL,s CRIME
Pronounced Murder in the Second Degree
by the Jury,

J.w. Shannon closed his argument for
the prosecution in the case Of the State Of
Ohio against Emmett Mitchell, Saturday
forenoon, in the Court of Common Pleas
at St. Clairsville, and the case was given
to tho jury about eleven o'clock. The
charge OF Judge Kelly was thought to be
very favorable to the defense.
The jury was out about five hours, and
reported about four o'clock that they had
agreed upon verdict. They were brought
into Court and rendered a verdict of
guilty OF murder in the second degree.
The penalty for this crime is imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for life.
Hon. L. Danford, Mitchell's attorney,
took exception to the verdict and moved
for new trial. The motion has not yet
been argued.
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BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. S.-Criidc oil dull, weak
and lower; National Transit certificates opened at
76<c; closed at Til$c; highest T5Ec; lowest 74Isc
National Transit and Underwater runs. Friday. g.,
sos barrels; total shipments o. rs barrels charters
u $50 barrels; clearances 4, 0OO,OO0 barrels.
7bISc; lowest 7Ic; closed at 1876 shipments l03,.
90 barrels; chnrtcS none; runs 1l2.2i6 barrels;
cleamnccs S5t 900 barrels: sales 200 barrels:
exchange stock 81 o. bid; q rs asked.
TTTusyILE. Pa, Jan. 3.-opened at 75<c; high.
est 1870; lowest 74Ikc closed at axe. Shipments
los, G73 barrels; charters none.
EwYoRK, Jan. S-Petroleum firm; United 7I99SSc:
rnnrnl sLEa ~
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Sunday NetssLettT.
Too much importance cannot be attach
ed to selecting good men for the City
Council. With the city in Its present de-
plorable financial condition, matters are
sure to 60 from bad to worse il the people
do not take some interest in the selection
OF Councilmen. The city wants reform
Council, but how shall it be obtained II
the people who favor reform take no in
terest in making the nominations there
for? If left to the Office seekers, the ward
bummers and horde OF clacquers, nc must
expect to see Council that will not only
do nothing for reform, but will actually
bankrupt the city.
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Ike SMITHS HORSE SHOT,
To Put the Animal Out of misery-A Pltlful
Cnse.

A few weeks ago Ike Smith, colored
man, was fined in the city Police Court
for cruelty to animals, the cruelty consist
ing of starving horse and mule which
he owned. Yesterday the horse was shot
by Lieut.. syIyis, Of the city police force,
by request Of DR.. ]. L. Smith, President
OF the Humane Society.
Recently complaints OF the horses pitt.
full condition have been numerous, and
the Humane Society have done all that
they could to allay its suffering. Recent
ly DR.. Smith and DR.. Robinson, tho yeter.
mary surgeon, examined the animal, and
they were both Of the opinion that its
death was demanded, as It was old, and
lack OF proper food and attention had re-
dueed It to the last stages OF slow starva-
ton. 1t was accordingly killed yester-
day.
The description OF the animals suffer-
ings is most pathetic, and general indig.
nation exists against the heartleEs owner.
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BUTTE, MoNr., Jan. AIN the Magma
Charta mine at VAUDEVILLE, yesterday,
James Tippert and VIM. Bray, Miners, be.
came dizzy ascending the shaft and falling
out OF the cage were reduced to pulp
against the timbers. The remains dropped
to the bottom, nearly six hundred feet be-
low. John Bray, the only other occupant
Of the cage, arrived at the landing place
in n kneeling posture suaocated and hold
ing the bar in death clutch.
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CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 3-Flour In good demand
nj iniI figures, Wheat, holders firm Of outside
prices No. red sic; receipts 5000 bushels; ship,
ments 900 bushels. Corn, demand active: No. Z
mixed 3gc, Oats stronger at 2gNe. Rye, demand
and Arm; extra No 8 fall zoe. Pork quiet but urn
al 81 75al2 ". Lard stronger At &c bid. BULK
meats quiet but trm and unchanged. bacon, De
mAnd light but hOlden firm and unehanSSd'
whisky Gulct and unchanged nj 81 II. Butter. do.
mnnd light but holders firm aud unchanged. ESgs!
eisler at 2Oa2lc. Cheese easier but not quotably
1nFrOr
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Dan Prayer is visiting Philadelphia
friends.
Rev. W. II. Cooke returned Saturday
from Baltimore.
Mr.. Del. Salisbury is home from Chicago
for short time.
Miss Mary Dorsey, Of this city, is visit
ing friends in Weston.
Mr.. Bunch Hustled has returned to
school in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Tom Dillon, Of NIassilon, Ohio, is
in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Harry L. Alexander, OF st. Clairs-
vile, was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. l.. Z. Weed, representing Baker &
Farron, was in the city last evening.
Miss Katie Mertz, of Rayenna, Ohio, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. 2. W. Franzheim.
w. II. Barnett, representing Harper &
Bros. educational publications, is in the
city.
Mr.. William Leighton, jr., Of this city,
left Saturday for Chicago for two weeks
visit.
Mr.. Louis Delaplain has returned from
Chicago, and will remain here for some
time.
Mr.. NJ. S. Terrell, member-elect OF the
House Of Delegates from Logan county,
has arrived in the city.
Mr.. Samuel Adams, Of East Wheeling,
whose arm was broken by a fall some two
months ago, is rapidly conyalescing.
@. 7. Dorr, member Of the House OF
Delegates from Webster county, and DR..
A. G. Stalnaker, OF Writ county, are in the
city.
Capt. William H. Irwin spent New
Years day in Augusta, Ga, with his friend
Col. W. W. Fry, a former resident OF this
city.
Misses Hattie and Annie Coates, Of
Steubenyille, are the guests OF Misses II.
Wheat and Pink Radcliffe, on the South
Side.
Mr.. A. o. Mansfield, the well known
grain Spectator of Bridgeport, left with
his family Saturday evening for their fu.
ture home, at Marysville, Notaway county,
Missouri. Mr.. Oscar Moore, Of Bridgeport,
accompanied Mr.. Mansield's family as far
as Chicago on his way 10 Des Moines,
Iowa, where he proposes to locate for the
present.
Last weeks Labor Tribune says: We are
pleased to note that Bro. @. D. Thompson,
Vice President OF the Second District, has
secured. by handsome majority, the Re-
publican nomination for City Sergeant OF
Wheeling, W. Va. The general election
comes of this month, when We hope to
sec Neil elected by large popular vote.
He is worthy Of the position, and il his
friends stand by him he'll be sure to get
there.
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Aprief uoneymoon.

New YoRx, Jan. 4.-Jacob Stallerstein
and Ida Rosenstein were married two
weeks ago in this city. They went to live
at Lawler's farm, Westchester county.
Isaac Rosenstein. brother of the bride,
and Molly Christal, her friend, with the
newly married couple, went to skate. The
ice gave way. Rosenstein managed to get
out and grasping his sister by the hair
rescued her. Stallerstein and Miss Chris
tai were drowned,
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A thirteen year old boy named Charles
q, Davis, living on Seventeenth street,
was shockingly burned Saturday. He up.
get a large lamp, splitting coal oil oil over
his clothing, and then stood up in front Of
an open fire to dry 1t. The oil quickly
ignited, and in an instant the boy was en-
yeloped in flames. The blaze was extin-
gpiSbed as quickly as possible by the fam
IN, but not until the poor boy had been
siockingly and possibly fatally burned
about the abdomen. DR.. Hildrcth was
summoned, and did all that medical skill
suggested to allay his suterings and save
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Lee nroken on the Ice.

There was fine skating on the creek
Saturday and yesterday. Saturday the
ice was black with merry skaters all DAY,
and yesterday the crowds were scarcely
smaller. Among those who broke Sun
day was a boy from Fulton whose name
coiild not be learned. He was not so
lucky as the others, for in addition TO
breaking the Sabbath he broke his leg.
He was removed to his home at Fulton
and a physician set the broken limb. The
boy viii probably skate no more this sea-
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Stage of tho Water aud Judgements Of tho

"
Stage of tho Water aud Movements of tho
Steamboats,.
The river at this point has been falling
for the past two days. Last evening the
marks indicated a depth in the channel of
IL feet 8 inches. The river is still filed
with heavy ice and navigations is almost
entirely suspended. The steamboatmen
are certainly in hard luck. Fora year past
nearly everything. that could befall them
has. Flood, drought and ice have left
very few weeks for business in their line.
With a continuation OF the moderate
weather OF yesterday the ice should run
out sufficiently to permit the boats to once
more navigate.
The towboats sam Miller, Maggie, Little
Fred and Enterprise passed down Satur-
day with small tows Of coal.
The Geneva made the trip to New Or
leans in about twelve days. During that
time she ran five days through ice.
The Wellsburg Local says that man
fell off q towboat, opposite that town, one
night last week, and was drowned.
Cries for help were distinctly heard by
parties on land. Afterwards word was re-
ceived that the man was William Risden.
The St. Lawrence was compelled on Fri
day 10 go to the bank at Pipe creek, Just
below Moundsyille, on account Of theice,
but Saturday she pushed her wayup 10 the
city and proceeded to tie up at the Bel
mont mill. Capt. Eugene List, her clever
head clerk, is again making his head
quarters at the Stamm House.
Capt. E. P. Chancellor, Of Parkersburg,
master otthe steamer W. n. Chancellor,
It Is understood Is an applicant for the
office OF Supervising Inspector Of steam
vessels in this district, so ably filed by
Capt. John Fehrenbatch, OF Cincinnati,
for several years. There aretwo or three
Others from this State who are also after
the place. The position requires q man
possessing very fine education.
The tow.boat Ella went down Saturday
forenoon with Q tow Of coal, and being
unable to manage 1t very we'll In the close.
ly floating Ice, she wrecked one barge on
the pier at the Virginia side OF the chan.
mel span OF the B. & o. bridge at Bellaire.
The barge sunk at once, while the boat
was compelled to 90 on. Another tow
boat soon struck the sunken barge, but
escaped with little damage. The crew had
warning telephoned back from the lower
coal works and the boats coming after
were warned from MERGERS wharf-boat,
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PrrrsDuRou, Jan. 4.-The employees Of
the keystone Bridge Company have ac-
copied a 10 percent reduction in wages
aud work will be resumed in all depart
ments tomorrow. 1t is reported that the
men employed at the Homewood Besse-
mer Steel works have agreed to reduc-
ton in wages, and the works which have
been closed for sometime will start up
Tuesday.
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DA
Brands AdyertiSSd as absolutely puro
AMMONIA.

Place can top down on hot stove until heated. tn
remove the cover and smell chemist will not 10
CURED 70 detOct tho presence OF ammonia.
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That is because they are justlong enough
now, being exactly five inches long.
Browns Iron Bitters will not be made in
any respect different from what it now is.
Because experience has. shown that it is
exactly suited to the needs OF sick people,
and that it conquers dyspepsia and a
whole lot OF other troublesome complaints.
DR.. MS. Rugyles, Marion, Mass says, II
recommend Browns Iron Bitters as val
ued tonic for enriching the blood and re-
moving oil dyspeptic symptoms"
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A Strung EndoMmLent

ia conferred upon that magnificent insti-
tution, the human system, by DR.. Pierce's
Medical Discovery" that fortitles
Il AGAINST the Entertainments OF disease.
It Is the great blood purifier and altera-
tive, and as remedy for consumption,
and all diseases OF wasting
nature. lis influence Is rapid, eficacious
and permanent. Sold everywhere.
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The towboats sam Miller, Maggie, Little
Fred and Enterprise passed down Satur-
div with small tows OF coal.
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.TNDICATfONB.

WAmtyoroN, D. O., Jan, 5.-1 A. NJ
For Tennessce and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains in Tennessee
and fair weather in the Ohio Valley, fol:
lowed by increasing cloudiness and local
rains, southeasterly winds in the Ohio
Valley, easterly winds In Tennessee,
warmer weather and falling barometer.
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LAWRENCE, MASS, Jan. 4.-The Sunday
Telegram publishes the statement that the
outgoing government has overdrawn its
accounts $4,000. Added to this are out
standing bills to the amount OF $4,000.
The government borrowed from the
Sprickel river improvement fund $40, 900
to meet the deficiency. The treasurer's
books verify the charge.
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A FIGur Fon oFF1cE.
A Cheeky Man WHO Claims to DO Clerk Of
Hardy County.

Hardy County.
Special Correspondence oftht IatelliGeaoT.
KEYsER, W. Va, Jan. S.-Considerable
excitement prevails in Moorefeld over a
dispute concerning tho office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court. Mr.. Wilson defeated
ex.clerk Loebin October, butLoebhad his
name put on portion of the tickets voted
in November, and now claims that under
the Constitutional amendment adopted in
October he is clerk elect. He has entered
suit to secure possession OF the Office, and
also threatened to seize it by force. The
Sheriff is now in possession, by order OF
the Court, q.
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EAST LIBLKTY, Jan. 5.-Cattle, nothing doing;
all through cOnsIgnments; receipts 6lS head snip.
mens S55 head. Hogs market active; receipts
2,10O head; shipments 800 head; philHdelphias
doing; prospects iHir for next week; receipts 200
head: shipments none.
C1SotSS4rI, o., Jan. S-Liye hogs active, firm
and higher; common aud light s. 6Sa4 %; packing
and butchers 81 4la4 IS; receipts $3.50 head: ship
menS |, 800 head.
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
"a ~. l2S; i2 NJ, 27e; Is P. ", 0'; P. n,
sc. Sunday: IA. NJ 24'; IL NJ, 81;
Ann. S8e; P. NJ, $50.
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ALLWOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock a full limo Of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail.
III for butchers, and o full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. 6. HESS g. SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
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New Years Relaxation.

Sunday Rogister Thtttl.
On New Years day tho young ladies' Of
the Female College relaxed their assiduous
aspiration to erudihon, giving themselves
entirely over to the welcome diversion Of
a holiday.
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A. l.. RICE & co.

On Monday next we will make import.
ant reductions In our entire stock. Pur.
chasers OF Embroiderles. TorchOn Laces
md Handkerchiefs will do well to walt
for our new prices A. L. RICE s co.
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TOLEDO o., Jan. 3-wheat veal; No. 2 rod Jan.
nary ne asked; February 1SSc: March 791c bid;
May satsc 40 . soft SIC. Corn lrn; No cash
sic: January SSEc bid; May 4Oc bid; 40Il asked.
Oats dull; No. cash g7a97Ilc. Clover seed dull:
prime cash sil5 bid; January and February $40
LID IIhna 6 N hid
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, Ills, Jan. 3-The Drorz's JoitTndlre-
ports: Live hogx=Receipts q 900 head: shipments
$500 head; market opened steady closed weak
and 1Oc lower; rough packing 81 l5ai IS; light
81 2Sai As; packing and shipping 81 30aiGQ; sklps
i,OOO head; market sl1w; good grades scarce and
steady and The general market weaker; exports
nomInalIy at So 01a6 25; good TO choice shipping
s. 90ab9i; common 10 fair 81 tOl5 %; St0ckeH
So GOAL %; feeders 81 O0aI 90 shecp-ReceIpts 900
head shipments 500 head: market stronger: Ia.
icrior to fair s. 0ea3 O0 medium togood s. 00a3 rs;
INhn uSal M lnnnhA a nlnA IN
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wantcd-Good Cook.
Wanied-Agonts for wheeling,
Horscs and Wagon For sale.
New Country Residences-Lo BAKER.
FSr Cincinnati STEAMER Andes,
Fortune Telling-Nn. 2eller.
StocEholdeFS' McOting-Peoples Bank.
InSt OF Miiaid-A Cheek.
Charley shRys Academy o. Music, - nj.
HouSS ClSanlng-R. NJ. MeGtlin q co'-Fiss
'1 TESi.;oluuop-zanits Bros. & co.-Fourth page.
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Uhe Qntell1Getrrer,
New Advertisements.

ofIoc Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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sanfeea's @adiea1 Gnre.
CA ] .ARRH
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, for
every form Of Catarrh, 81.
ASK FOR
ASK FOR
SAAFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds watcy Discharges from tho Nose
and Eyes. Ringing Noises in tho Head, Nervous
Headache aud Fever instantly relieved,
Choking mucus dlslodgsd, membrane cleanSed
and healed, breath EwcstenOd, smell, taste, and
hearing restored, and rAyages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, DroppingS into tho Throat,
Pains In the Chot, Dyspepsia, Wasting OF Strength
and Flesh, Los Of Sleep, etc, cured.
Ono bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Sol.
vent and one Dr. SAnioFd's Inhaler, in one pack.
ago. pi all druggists, for q. Ask for Sanford Rad.
ical Cure. pure dlStlllAdon Of ltch.Hazel, Am.
Pine, ca, Fir, Marigold. Clover blossoms, etc.
PoTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Tur very thing you need may be found
o.day at a bargain at
E. NJ. MCCLELLAN q Co.'s.
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A MAN moving took off tho top Of Q
rosters head. He pasted Il on and used
81. Jacobs OIL. He says 1t III crow again.
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IT WILL DO good tine to select a dress
to-day at E. NJ. McGTLLIN & Co.'s.
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BRUssELs and ingram carpets in odd
patterns and short lengths in to-day's bar
gain sale. E. NJ. McGILLlN 4 Co.
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ALI grocers sell Partolo Coffee. 1t
costs l0c per pound. Try it in pound
packages.
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AsruE doctor turned sadly away from
the patient whom he found using DIR,
Bulls Cough Syrup he said; Ut beats me
every time,N