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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02

Some Notes OF Interest to Local Wheel
TIM. Garvin, ESQ.,, received his 50.inch
Columbia Expert yesterday, and is now
ready to spin with the gang.
Mr.. Dave G. Dinger, captain Of the
Wheeling Wheelmen, started yesterday
morning for tour through Ohio.
The fastest time on record for one mile
on bicycle Is 2 minutes and IS and 2.t
seconds, standing start. Made by Howell,
Of England, at Hampden Park, Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. A. s. Gardner, who stopped for q
day in this city on his tour from Clarks.
burg, w. Va, 10 Toledo, Ohio, continued
his journey yesterday morning aWheel, rid
Zlnesville.
DR.. r. II. Billiard has Just received q
special Facile which carries him silently
and swiftly along over Wheelings rough
streets. The Doctor utilities the wheel in
making professional calls.
In the death OF Col. E. Stone, of st.
Louis, the wheel fraternity loses the most
celebrated road rider in the world. He
was the winner oil the 100 mile Big -Four
road race in hours and 2S minutes.
John V. Stephenson, Manager OF the II
r. road race which comes oil October 10th,
sends word that"the first prizs offered, q
gold medal, will bs given to the rider wao
wins 1t once instead OF three timea "a
stated in the circular. Representatives
from Pittsburgh, Uniontown, Brownsville,
SewiCkley, Greensburg and Wheeling will
compete In this race, and the winner
will carry of q handsome prize in the
medal offered.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
hhHaah-

strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Joseph seyholi and wife and daughter,
and Mrs. Dr.. J. G. Reeves, returned from
Mt. Clement, Mich, yesterday.
Mrs. ]. B. Hill, Of Bealsville, and Mrs,
Robinson, OF Wheeling, are the guests Of
Mrs. Miller Booth.-Beltdre Tribune.
DR.. Robert J. Reid has returned from
West Alexander, where he has been sick
with fever. DR.. Reid will occupy the Office
OF the late DR.. Hildreth.
Miss Ada Gilchrist has Just completed
beautiful study from nature Of the old
Cfuger Mansion, the old site OF Fort Shep-
pard, and the present residence Of Major
Alonzo Loring. The picture is on exhi-
bition at Nicoll's.
Miss BERTHE Cockayne, Of Moundsville,
gave large progressive euchre party at
the residence OF her father, s. s. Cock
ayne, Esq., Wednesday night. A large
number oil guests were present from Wheel
ing, Bellaire and Moundsville. Late in
the evening the floors were cleared and
dancing INDUCED in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02

matters of Minor AIonout In and About the


CHEsrXurs have appeared in market.
"HoBsGEs" ct the Opera House again
this evening.
THE targets on the switches along the
line OF the G. & P. are receiving fresh
coat Of paint.
NorHiS0 has yet been learned OF the
whereabouts Of Peter Heiser, who escaped
from the county jail on Tuesday last.
The following students entered the
Wheeling Business College yesterday:
Matte Nightingale, Jacob DuBt, Frank
Criswell, VIM, Graft and Neil Driscoll.
Orro WALpoE had two fingers taken of
while working at the proven press at the
Nail City Lantern Works yesterday.
The trigger broke on the press and let 1t
down.
LEON VAN WALT. James Craig and
Henry Wagner, accused Of robbing Albert
G Boone, Of this county, had prelimin'
AIRY hearing before Squire Ankle yesterday
and were discharged.
THERE was a bad run-oR in East Wheel
ing ycsterday. A vegetable wagon was
upset oversize bank upon the railroad by
the glass house, and feast OF toma
toes and apples was enjoyed by the boys
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association will give their first grand
carnival at tho Chapline street rink thi!
evening. Skating from to $3.50 p. n.
and dancing from $3.50 10 u o'clock. Every
body is invited.
The case Of the State against Andrew
MCKINLEY, accused OF an assault with in
tent 10 kill on John Barrett, was tried II
Part Of the Circuit Court yesterday, ami
Mckinley found guilty Of assault and bat
terry and fined $25 and costs.
HENRY GRAY, colored man, was sen
to jail yesterday by Squire Peterman, il
default Of bond for his appearance to an
swer to the action OF the next grand jur.
on charge Of petit larceny. Gray. it !
alleged, stole skate satChel from Jerr
Shepherds store on Wednesday.
The Natural Gas Company Of West Viz
ginia yesterday filed with Clerk Hook
power Of attorney, constituting William
h. Hesrne, Ed, Of this city, the com
pany's attorney in fact, TO accept servic
OF processes and perform other legal ser
vices for and in behalf oil the company.
SQUIRE MAYss did more business in tn
past ten days than in any one month pre-
vious The numbar OF his marriages foot
ed up 1921. More than 5000 marriag
ceremonies have been performed in Yves
Alexander, and the law that went into Ell
feet yesterday is a precious boon to some o
the ministers in this vicinity.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re
cord deed made October by A. D
Long and wife TO John NJ. Brost, in con
alteration Of $3.50 for lot on Coal ant
Fourth streets. Also deed made July
by Mary Ann Mason and others to vii
liam G. Mason, for part Of lot 10 in squar'
7, on the northwest corner OF Market AMI
Sixteenth streets, and deed made Sep
tember 2S by Mary Ann Macon to vii
liam G. Mason, in consideration Of &c.
OH 40, for part Of the same lot mentioned
above. These deeds are in settlement Q
the estate OF the lats Samuel Mason.
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Tho mineFs strike at Maynard was
caused, the Bsllaire Independent says, by
the operators diseharging man named
Morgan because he was union man,
some days ago. Since then most all the
miners over the river have joined the
miners, union, and consequently the
operatora have refused to let them work,
and have ordered them to take Ill the
tools out Of the mines. a delegation
from Maynard, Boyd's Kidd's, and Dem
ham's works, on the Cleveland, Lorain
{ Wheeling railroad, about two hundred
yards in ali, headed by the st. ClaIlsyille
band, went down to the Wheeling Valley
works, two miles above Bridgeport. TO
order or induce them to join the union
and quit work, and they did.
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"HoRRIEs.n


Laughable Performance ut the Opera
House.
Last evening Edward Seabrooke and q
fine company appeared at the Opera
House in Nat Goodwin . famous absurdity,
"Hobbies." The entertainment was
opened with the old but ever popular
farce, ITO Oblige Benson" the parts in
which were we'll cast. The farce was well
received. 'e.
OF Hobbies" as a vehicle for present.
ing to the audience some unusually good
specially business Of the higher class,
nothing need be said. 1t is not new here,
but it made as favorable an impression
last night as it ever did. The songs,
music, dancing, and much OF the fun Is
entirely new, however, and only the old
shell Of the thing remains, Mr., Seabrooke
is as funny as Pygmdlion Whi6tss as ever
Nat Goodwin was. Miss Fiebach Is also
as strong a card as was ever seen In the
part Of Minnie and the Prince. Miss Con-
alline is also an attractive Constance, and q
beautiful Princess. Both these ladies sing
charmiugly. The fairy must be seen to
be appreciated"
The same bill will be given this even
ing. Reserved seats ut Banners.
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AGAIN POSTPONED.
HEARING rnE AIlEaEp RIoTERs
Pu, ortwo Week. More By Squire Robinson,
of Bridgeport, on Account of the Alb.
sOneo ota witnss. for the Prosecution.
a Passage Between Counsel.

The hearing Of the alleged participants
in the riot at Martins Ferry last Saturday
morning was to have taken place at
Bridgeport before Squire +. @. Robinson
yesterday morning. At 9 o'clock the
accused, their attorneys, and the repre-
ssntatives Of the Laughlin Mill Company,
were present in court.
Mr.. Alexander, Of counsel for the pros
ecutlon, again moved to postpone the
hearing, and after some desultory discus
sion, presented an affidavit that witness
whose testimony was Of vital Importance
to the prosecution was too sick to be pres
eat; that he was in another township oil
Belmont county, and would be present at
come time in the future.
A rather sharp pssssge followed between
Capt. Dantord, Of the counsel for the de-
fensC, and Mr.. Alexander. Mr.. Danford
desired that some OF the men be
given a hearing, because some Of
them had secured situations else
where and wantedto 20 to work,
and he accused Mr.. Alexander OF wanting
the men held until he found out whether
q case could be made or not. Mr.. Alex.
ander insisted that the case was already
made up, but could not be tried for want
Of evidence.
Mr.. Danford said these men had beer
arrested on suspicion, and the prosecu'
ton wanted to keep them while they did
some detective work. This was again
denied, and finally the preliminary hear
ing was reset for Thursday, October Is.
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NoRRIs-ADAMs.
Pleasant Marriage Celebration on Market
STRAIT YahtArhnY

EhtAbtAot A4ASEkAke NNttSShaSA VA MAtAoS
Street Yesterday.
At the residence ofMr. John Adams, on
Market street below Ninth, yesterday, oc-
CURED the marriage of Mr.. Joseph I. Nor
ris, Of Willow Island, W. Va, and Miss
Nettie L. Adams, the attractive daughter
OF Mr.. John Adams. A goodly company
oil the friends OF the bride and groom we're
present. Shortly before noon the bride
entered the parlor, leaning on the arm oil
the groom. Miss Adams was faultlessly at
tired in q becoming travelling costume.
Rev. DR.. J. E. Smith pronounced the
words which made the couple one. After
partaking oil asumptuousr epast the newly
welded couple left on the Pewiky train
for tour Of the Eastern cities, followed
by the hearty well wishes not only Of the
guests, but OF a large number OF other
friends as well. D.
A list OF the presents, which were costly
and appropriate, is appended:
Mr.. John Adams, set Of silver knives
and forks; Mrs. sallie Adams, silver cake
basket; Sister Adams, set OF silver tea.
spoons; Miss Phillia Adams, set OF toilet
bottles and pin cushion; Miss Jennie Ed
wards, toilet set; Mr.. L. N. Tavener, sill
yer card receiver; Miss Fannie and Rinie
Norris, china tea set; Miss Annie Hall,
Dayton, Ohio, set Of silver teaspoons; Miss
Jennie Ziegenfelder, silver castor; Miss
Lizzie Stone, linen towels; Miss Mary o.
Mcdonald, plush mirror; Miss Lille B.
McGregor, Cairo, water set; Miss Anna
Baggs, plush PLAGUE (painted); Miss
Bette Neininger, painted PLAQUES; Mr..
and Mrs. James Potts, table linen and
napkins; Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Dunaway,
wall ornament and silver teaspoons; Miss
Lizzie Mckee, Etnaville, glass fruit dish
Miss Carrie Smith, garnet water pitcher:
Mr.. Harry Mayhem, Belmont, silver pickle
castor; Miss Clara Kraus, hand painted
PLAGUE and easel; Miss Lotta Howe, Chi
cago, silver butter knife; Miss Julia B.
Connolly, Newark, Ohio, silver sugar
spoon; Miss Rosa B. White, silver butter
knife; Mr.. Stephen 7. Edwards, hand
some picture frame and easel; Mrs. Mary
Kuhn, New York, set Of silver teaspoons:
Miss Emma Moore, set Of glass deserts
mies Mary Black, set Of table salts; Mr..
and Mrs. w. I. Sharp, one dozen cut glass
desert dishes; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w, Norris.
one jersey COW; Mr.. aud Mrs. G. W. Pol.
lock, white and rose colored glasses and
pitchers; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. EIgar, fine
table cover; Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams,
square piano.
The groom gave the bride fine gold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02

David westcott is moving to Maasillon
An attempt to find oil is to be made
near the mouth OF Pinch Run.
Anderson Bros. have dissolved psr..
nership and s. B. Anderson will continue
the business.
Rev. J. @. Smith, OF the South Bellsip
NJ. f. Church, will move his family here
in few days.
A heavy stone wall is being built to
still further strengthen the ice house Q!
Boneysteel and Bridenstein.
The middle ferrybcat, Jessie b, passed
up to her landing yesterday afternoon
from the Parkersburg docks.
lid shuttleworth has handed in the iol.
lowing challenge for Burkeit, Of Wheel
ing: To a skating race OF one mile heats,
best two out Of three, for purse Of 80
and gate money. The race to be !: TIE
Alhsmbra rink, or Niagara, OF BsIsir.
It'd will meet Burkett and his backssA
the Alhambra rink Saturday Afternoon,
between the hours OF . and i O'Clock, and
make the necessary arrangements,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02
SPECIAL MAIL DELIVERY.
Tho Now System Ipaugu,ated In this Oh
Yesterday.

Tho New System InaugniGted In this Git
Yesterday.
The special delivery service Of the Post
office Department, which went into effect
Yesterday, worked smoothly as far al
Wheeling was concerned, Between fifteen
and twenty Of the special ten cent stamps
were sold. Up to o'clock yesterday
afternoon but two letters bearing the
stamp had been received. The
first was from Philadelphia, ad.
dressed to Chas. H. Watkins, Esq, book.
keeper at L. S. Dslaplain & Co.'S whole.
sale dry goods house. It was sent from
Philadelphia about midnight Wednesday
reached here and was postmarked re,
ceiyed at l2 o'clock noon. and 81
1903 O'Clock was delivered at the
store. It was probably the first
letter delivered in the State, and surely
nothing was wrong about the time. Yes.
terday the three messengers had an easy
time Of 1t. Hereafter they will in all prob.
ability be given more to DO.
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Apnby,s fatal Fail.

Yesterday nins.months old baby OF
Mra. Morris Coen, who lives near the
UpRet Market, was left alone for minute
in d room with low window stills and large
panes OF glass, one OF the latter being
broken out. In some way the infant
crawied 10 the window, and 1t is supposed
pulled itself up by Its hands, and not be-
Ing able TO maintain its standing position,
pitched through the window, and fell to
the ground from the third story. Itstruck
on its head, crushing its skull. It lived a
few hours in misery, but recovery was i'm.
possible, and the little thing died last
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WASHINGTON, Oct. ALA. M.-For the
Ohio Valley and tennessee, local showers,
followed by fair weather, northeast winds,
becoming variable, slight changes in tenn
perature and generally higher barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
stationary temperature, winds becoming
variable, shifting to south and west.
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LuRe's CARRIAGES are the finest in the
city. He has the best teams and the. most
careful drivers, and II costs no more than
the inferior ones from other stahIos,
Don't depend on having your order II any
other place, but order direct from the
stable office, l4aQ Market street.
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Cheap excursion tickets will be sold
rom All points between Parkersburg and
Wheeling by the Ohio River Railroad
COMPANY, Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo.
Der q and I, TO the opsnlng OF the Davis
Island dam by the q. A. X. Fare from
ParkeBburg and Marietta will be 81
Tickets good to return until October 8.
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TaE cheapest goods sold for cash at
John Roemer's, ag't, Nos. 2Ol9 and gC2t
Main street. Carpets at 10 cents, o.,
Cloths % cents, Rugs and Mats at sill
prices. Window shades made up ready
to hang for IS cents, Comforts for 10 cents,
Wall Papers for Z cents. The fuest Bfns'
sells Carpets at rs cents. Call soon II You
wish to make money.
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Cheap Excursion to ptuIburEh Via the b q o.
The Baltimore & 0hiowill sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return Tuesday
and Wednesday, October 9 and 4, at the
low rate Of 81 SO, to those who desire 10
attend the g. A. r, Reunion and the
opening ceremonies Of Davis Island Dam.
Tickets good 10 return October 8 Inclusive.
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Dor the laying Of the corner stone OF the
Catholic church at Newark, Ohio, October
II, 1885, the Baltimore & Ohio will sell
excursion tickets from Wheeling 10
Newark and return for $40. Tickets
good returning until the l2th inclusive,
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of ROOlens, being u com.
plete line Of SuitlDgs, PantalOOnings and
VSerceatings, when We shall get up In
ilrst.class style and ut, and ut lowest
prices. Also, u full line OF Furnishing
"OON1 ~ g. HESS & SONS.
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wnEs ordering Luke's carriages don't
iail to order direct from the stable Office.
bis carriages and teams are the finest IN
the city, and he has careful and attentive
drivers and his charges are as low a. any
one else.
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Ar Harrington's. Lot OF Ottoman nib
bons, choice shades, Nos. y and lba 10
cents per yard. Formerly No. u sod at
40 cents, and No. 10 sold at so cents.
100 and lll3 Maiu street.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us OH weekly
payments. They are impOsters.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Jeweler.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
IA. ", 59'i; u NJ, 1887 NJ, S2o;7P. NJ,
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HARRrSaroS & Co.'S Fall opening, Fri.
day and Saturday, October 2 and 8. --latest
novelties in hats and bonuetH, both
trimmed and untrimmed. Have secured
the services OF a competent Eastern MILL.
ner, who will do her best 70 please you,
whether you want much or little. Prices
always the lowest.
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A LITTLE new furniture here and there
will do much to brighten up the old home
and make It more cheerful and inviting.
Getit. We can make you an awful close
figure on late styles.
FREw & BKRrscHY,
Furniture, Carpets and UndertAken,
lll7 Main street.
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PLANT, THE KOLLER, DENIES
That He Made the staten ont Printed in the
IntellIgeneor.

That He Made the Statemsh Printed In the
IntellIGeneor.
James Plant, the boss roller who was
employed at the Laughlin mill, at Martins
Ferry, until Tuesday evening, when he
left and came to this city, returned to the
mill on Wednesday to settle his accounts
with the company. While there he made
the following statement:
MARTINS FERRY, September 80, 1885.
This is TO certify that the statement
made in the Wheeling INTELLIeENCER Of
this date in regard to being deceived by
Major Burt Is untrue, and was not made by
me. JAMES PLANT.
Witness: JAMES DoHERTY.
Notwithstanding Mr.. Plants statement
made above, he was faithfully reported in
the INTELLIGESczR, except that he said
much that it was not thought necessary 10
repeat to the public. He said all that was
quoted as coming from him, and said 1t in
the presence OF Capt John Moore, Henry
and Louis Serig, and others, who are all
willing to be qualified ss 10 the truth Of
the INTELLIGENcER's article, and whose
veracity will not be questioned in this
community. The statements were made
voluntarily on Plants part, without sug.
gestion or inquiry by any one, except that
the reporter asked him to repeat some OF
them that there might be no mistake.
The following statement has also been
handed to the INTRLLIGKECER:
MARTINS FERRY, O., Sept. 80, 1885.
The undersigned men now employed at
the Lsughlin mill, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
do hereby certify that every representa-
ton made to US by Major Burt, we found
on arriving here, 10 be strictly true, and
the statement as represented to have been
made by one James Plant, in your paper
OF this date, is false.
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Ghe Qateltt9enter.
New Advertisements.

Wanted-A Gentleman with Meaus.
For Rent-FurnIshed Room.
Inc New Star Library LnmpS-Ewing Bros
Roller SkRteF-SssblIt q $40.
Removal -pf., Robert !. Keel.
Luke Fitton-PraclicAI Plumber, Gas and Steam
Filter.
'Hosietter'S Stomach Biten-TbIrd page.
5Fall HosierJ-D. Gundling & Co.
Notice-Ge0Tge II. uieo bill.
"'TIs Deeds that Win the fTiEe"-A. Gutman &
Col ouTLh page.
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Gentlemen I

Go and see Stacy, Adams & Co.'s hand
made Waukenphast, best fitting shoe
made, at J. W. AMrcK's,
ll43 Main street,
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IE you desire Robert Iuke's carriages Al
funerals, don't depend ON leaving your
orders with an undertaken or any one
else, but order direct from the Office q
tpe stahleg, 1850 Market street.
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MiLLINERi OPENING.

Fall and Winter Opening Of Pattern
Hats and BOnnets to-day. All are Invited
10 uttend. KlSNER'S,
TfF 1871 Main Street.
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TITS DEEDS MUST WIN THE PRIZE "
sword, are like leaves; and where they most abound
Much fruit Of sense beneath is rarely Ound.'
GUTMAN s.
Never Make Idle Promises,
Never Speak in Gitterng Phrases.
But Always Tell the Unvarnished Truth
In Their Store, in Their Advertisement,
AMID EvERYwHERE.

Other houses may boast and blow and seek attract custom
ers bv announcing fictitious goods they can't show and prices
thew cannot name GUTMANS want of that. We EN-.
blow different methods to gain patronage II advertise
good thing we have it. 1t is reliable Its reputation Its
our success.
most important feature present is gigantic Special
Sale Of THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS New AND FINE
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POPULAR skating carnival tonight at the
Alhamba Palace Rink,

AZ oHB having used Ely's Cream BALM
1 would aSy it . worth is weight in gold
90 cure for OataIrh. One bottle cured
me. IS. A. LOWELL, franklin, Pa. (See
adyltl TEhsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02

Falland winter opening Of Pattern Hats
and Bonnets today. All are iny;ed Ioat'
tend. KlSNER'S,
1911 Main street,
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FSil and winter opening OF Pattern Hats
and Bopneso to-day, All are invited to at
tand KISNER's,
1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02

Fall and winter Opening OF Pattern Hat
and Bonnets to-day. All are invited 10 at.
teno. KGSNER'S,
1911 Main Street,
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The dentist is a good logician. lie d.
ways gets at the root OF the matter, 50
does St. Jacobs Oil when it is used Tor
rheumatism,