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The Osceola times., 1885-06-13
lNcoRroRArED Town OF OscEoLA,

lHcoRpORArED Town OF OscEoLA,
June 18th, 1885.
To tho Mayor of the Town of Osce-
ola, Mississippi County, State of
Arkansas:
We, the undersigned members of
the town council of the incorporated
town of Osceola, being informed
and believing there is quite di-
versity of opinion as to whether or
not there is any legal ordinance
declaring what it takes to constitute
q dram-shop keeper, and as to
whether there is any ordinance re-
quiring dram shop keepers to take
out license and pay a corporation
tax for such privilege, most re-
spectfully request that you call a
meeting Of the town council of the
incorporated town Of Osceola, To the
end that a suitable ordinance be
passed regulating and taxing the
occupation of dram shop keepers in
this town.
MAURjcE HEINZ, Recorder.
James Liston, A. B. Fields, Ben
ii. Bacchus, w. ID. Jones, Aldermen.
OscsoLA, ARK, June l2, 1855.
To tue Members of the Town Coun-
eli Of the incorporated Town of
Dsceols:
In obedience TO the mandates of
tho above and foregoing petition, ]
as Mayor of said incorporated town
of Osccola, do hereby order and
call special meeting Of said coun-
ell To meet at the usual place
(court house) in the town of Osceola,
at s o'clock, p. M, on Monday,
June 10TH, 1855, for the purpose Of
transacting the business mentioned
in your petition.
JouN q. BlAckwoon,
Mayor
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The Simplest and most Durable Ma.
chine in the World; will last a Life
time; never ont of order; the Best
sctt Of Attachments ever Invented
for Ruilling, Shirring, Plating, &C.,
accompanying each Machine. A
thing of beauty and a JOY forveer.
CHARLES GooDgICH.
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Road Notice.

Notice i- hereby given that ! and other,
will at the July Term, 1855, of the County
Coart Of Miss. Co, present petition to sale
Court for County Road, running frou
Shawnc. Village Ia Pecan Point, as follows
Commencing 1t the store house at shawnee
Village, running through the gate at the old
Gin House nom there via Fonville's hous,
through the ha1rlwood place, from there b,
Archie Kings to Pecan roln, on the line be.
tween Lindsey and Friend.
This 18th day of May, iSSi.
J " FoSyIELk
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We hear some one almost daily
recommend "Bile Beans" to his
friend who makes some complain,
Of feeling badly or bilious, or out OF
sorts. 1t is good indication that a
great many people are using these
goods They certainly are an ex-
cellunt remedy.
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WARNING ORDER.

J " Rhodes Agent, Plaintiff
P.S .llafreH, Defendant.
rhc q fcndum P y. HauelL - hcrch,
war; 20 ~ app.ar ia ms uu't Ni'b'n ihirij
dr,s snd nnsvef II, c'nplaibt uf the rilin,if,
). " khnd,s, ag,nt,
Golden LAKE, Ars. May D,h., iSsj.
80 Il u . SMITH. y.
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We will send the Osceola
TMts together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for s., 10
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"A picnic by the colored folks
will take place on the GOTH, In the
grove above the Williamson place,
Elmot road. One also on the Nc
Gavock place, same day,
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"A Song ofThree.'
NEW YORK WEEKLY

has given to the reading public times m,
N4lne lpt money p'lt IN iJs purchase Ill
a. y other story lalor.
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THE APPEAL FOB 1885

The advent Of the Dcmoc ratio party TO power
on the ith Of March will invest. ..thc. APPEAL
with more than ordinary interest. Indeed, the
Inauguration Of Cleveland and the current
events for the year 1855 will be the most i'm
portant in the history OF the country, and the
APPEAL Will be abreast Of the times It Will
remain steadfastly democratic. and having
faith Ia the honesty Of Democrats, and beliey-
ing that the combined wisdom Of the party =,
as expressed In its National and State Con-
entions. is wiser than thc:factious utterances
OF individuals, it will cling to its party instead
OF following the chronic fanlt- finders. Com
ing events will mark an era Of unprecedented
prosperity In the South, and The APPEAL will
do all 1t can to develop aud build up the ma
terial interests:of the country. the great, grand
and glorious future OF the South, and in wiping
ont all sectional prejudices. During the
eVentiul wear 1885 It's columns will be filed
with the latest obtainable information II has
engaged the services Of regular correspondents
at.W ashington, New Orleans and all other I'M
portant points, and will continue to advance
It's place among the progressive Journals Of
the South.
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txuAusTioN, DEBILITY OR bycAY. liz bene-
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If renewed yigor anu strength Is apparent. "
fleets n prompt and radical cure, and j. the
only safe and e1ectnal remedy known for cur
ing all forms Of Nervou. Debility from any
cause. lts effects are perina. pnt. No matter
how aggravated your case, how many rene
dies you have tried, or how many doctor. have
failed When the disease has hafled III.
skill Of the "A blest physicians, when mclanch oily
and despair have taken the place Of hope. ana
the world looks blank and dreary, Nersita
will inspire new life and permarently cure
body and mind li.727 cases cured by its use
In lssI. String faith that II viii cure every
case prompts me 10 send q rial package on
receipt Of ~ cents for postage, etc. Name
this paper.
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Important Ia kUptUrcd
Persons.

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Co, of Ogdensburg, N. y, guaran'
tee to Cure any case of reducibls
Hernia with their Remedies.
THE RUPTURE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed bv oul
best Doctors, Druggists. ana the
general public. Send G5cts for free
book on Rapture or ask your drug,
ist for the Remedy.
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TIE STATE 1aislsoN noARp.
Guards Dischargsd-Altcfsti ans to be made,
Saxv Rnins n

Guards Discharged Altefstians to be made,
New Ra,es.
The Board Of Directors OF the Peniten.
tiary concluded two days session at
Moundsyille yesterday evening. In add,
tion TO a large amount Of routine business
disposed Of, tho contract for converting
the tower room in the Superintendent
office on the ground floor Of the south
western corner Of The Warden's building
into a tlse-proot vault for the protection
OF the records, books and papers Of the
institution wallet to The Barnes. Safe and
Lock Company Of Pittsburgh. Ten men,
bers Of the present guard force were re-
moved, the places to be filled by newly
appointed men from the following ooun.
ties: Kanawha, Q; Mason, 2; Marshal, i ;
Ohio, 2; Jefferson, |; and Wayne, 8.
The Superintendent was directed 10 adj
vertise TOR proposals for erecting gas
works, burners, and the necessary connec-
tons 10 the system Of gas pipes now in
place. for lighting the several departments
Of the institution; also, for proposals for
furnishing coal for tho ensuing year, be-
ginning September LIST next.
Z An entire new code OF rules, prepared
By Superintendent Peck and Clerk Brown,
was also adopted. The rules now in force
were made at q time when tie convicts
were worked entirely on State account,
and, in some respects, were not adapted
to the present order OF things.
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Novelties III Jersey Jackets
Just received.
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rae nELLAlR & srasL woaNs.

IHE ~ EGLAFftB , Ehh ~OAAos.
an Attempt at an A.mlcanls Settlement
Defeated.
Yesterday morning there was much
anxiety felt not only in Bellaire, but here
also IS to whether the steel workers at the
Bellaire plant would accept the invitation
10 o conference with the directora Of the
I3ellaire Nail Works. They did acceptand
attended in considerable numbers, about
l25, largely non.memhers OF the Amalga-
mated Association, being present,
In less than half an hour 1t was known
that those present had agreed h sc to
work, not objecslng 70 the discharge 81 the
much trouble. AZ yesterdays meeting
President ]. r. Meqoprt1ey charged these
four men with dunk enneSs and neglect Of
duty.
The Amalgamated Association Lodge
held o meeting later, and resolved to ask
that these four men be tried fairly on the
charges made by the directors. This pro-
posal was not agreed to by the directors,
and consequently the Association stands
by the meh aud will not work, according
to the advice given the members The other
day by President Weihe.
The hopes OF oil interested were thus
dashed 10 the ground as suddenly as
raised by the action at the warehouse in
the morning, Thelarge majority Of those
idle. Of whom The Asseciatioa members
i6rm minority, are heartily tired Of idle
ness, and want to end thetrouble; but the
Lodge insists on the right Of the four men
10 have q trial.
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Mr.. Ed NJ. Atkinson, of Triadelphia dis
trict, was in the city last evening To an
1NTHLLl0RNcER reporter he said that the
recent weather bas been all that could be
desired Tor vegetation, and everything in
the country Is brighter and more promis.
ing than o few weeks ago. 0tcouTse the
wheat IL too far advanced 10 be iayorably
Affected, and tile crop will be practically
q failure. The meadows were also so bad.
lyipjured by the drought last fall and the
severe cold Of the winter, followed by the
drought Of this spring, that there win be
nothing to speak Of III the way OF hay
crop. Corn is in excellent shape. and
promises . big yield. Potatoes are also
unusually fine, though the bugs are bother
some, Fruit Is In good condition.
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THE FEMALB COLLAGE
70 DO oontiuued a. neretot oro-The presel

TO Dc Gonnuac0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ESASut
sN Outlook.
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Wheeling Female College was held yes
terday, but nothing was done but to ad-
journ till next week. This action was
taken to allow certain matters TO mate
rialize more fully. The dispositionof the
Board Of Trustees and stockholders Is to
continue the school as heretofore. Over
lures were made TO the Board with view
to the purchase Of the college building by
the city Board Of Education for use 10 q
library building and Central Grammar
school. but this idea was not very favor
ABLY received. Propositions have been
received from one or two educators abroad.
who desire 70; become president Of the In.
stitution, but no anal action has been
fakenS 81, any. Miss Taylor the retiring
ptesident, Is In communication with Q
monument educator Of Alabama who 10
keiievefl "a be q desirable person for the
school here, and It u possible that this
Tieeotia ION may result In filling the posi-
Ion 81 President satisfactorily,
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1,ooA1 pRRyg-rr1Rs.
mat,.r, q nLaes .a.olasnt n ana Abaat 2

Mater, Of hiaoE Moment IN aud 4baas The
City.
Pubic school commencement at the
Gapitol rink this afternoon n
TnEEE will be a benefit carnival at the
North End rink tomorrow night.
TnREE mile race between Blakeney and
shnttleworth at the Chapline street flnk
this afternoon.
on next Sunday the A. N. 3. Church
will open camp meeting In Walnut GROVE,
Martins Ferry.
Two deeds Of trust were recorded ana 10
one marriage license issued by kecofoeF
Hook yesterday.
4 svMpRR Of ladies and gentlemen from
this CITY picnicked on the Moundsvilie
camp grounds yesterday.
A GAY crowd OF society people went out
| 10 the Park on the Elm Grove road last
evening. a very jolly time was had.
TIN HBlack Diamond" base ball club
| (colored), defeated "Holme's Orphans on On
the tunnel green yesterday. Score "a 70 ~.
WArxR consumers should bear in mind
that only o few days remain in which 70
nav their taxeB and secure the 10 percent
reduction.
DAVE FERRRL, one Of the men who ran
/ M with the horse aud buggy from Bridge
nort. Monday, was fined $50 and costs py
Mayor Junkins yesterday.
Ar the Chapline street rink tonight, II
addition to the three mile race, q great e.
\ traction will DO furnished In the music eS
Kramer,sfull White Sulphur Springs band
TuR evidence in the case Of John Top
ming, arrested for riding bicycle on The
Street, was heard in the police court yes
terday. The case will be argued hereafter
ABORT fiity ladies' and gentlemen wert
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Platof
Zane at her residence ct Pleasant NaIe!
Wednesday evening at progressive
eachre party.
THYRR was very pleasant party at thi
I. Alhambra rink last night, among thos'
nresent being eight couples OF Mounds
Vile Young folks, who drove up. ANDY
Howard won the blindfold race. =,
ApuyISe party composed Of about tel
couples. nearly all members OF Thu
Ffencb.n went out to st. Clairsyille las
: evening. had supper and returned hotnt
by moonuSuE. ~ WR9 . -
enjoyed by every one who participated.
Il. ]. HAMILTON yesterday gave q salts
factory bond to Squire Phillips to appea
beforethe next grand jury and wsa re
leased from jail. He Is the person Wtt
Wa arrested at the same time jane
Craig was. The charge against them i
cruelty to animals.
AMAS attempted to steal ride to Pitts
Iburpl on a Hetnpfeld train last evening
His bundle Of clothes fell under III
wheels and were cut to shreds, and Tn
man himself was fred by tue brakemal
after the train reached the east end Q
Seventeenth street.
yEsrEaDAY. morning Martin o'Neil
while In Gtats Of obstreperous and abu
siye drunkenness, entered the justice shol
OF Squire Phillips and kegsn applyinl
harah epitbets to Constable BIRD
That official fred him out OF the plae'
three times, and then, patience havin1i
ceased 10 be a virtue, he locked him up u
Iiail. He will be given o hearing TN
morning. The charges against him ar
drunkenness and the use Of abusive Ian
tguage.
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Stage OF the Water aud Movements Of The
Steamboats,. .i
The river here last night was 4 feet q
inches and rising alowly.
The local packets are doing a rather
light business this season, 81
Capt. 1nglebright returned yesterday
from q short visit to Pittsburgh.
Tho Chancellor Is due down at an early
hour this morning en- route for CHARLES
ton. Ss,f s .t.6,
The Andes will leave Cincinnati this
evening for this point. Shippers can or.
der by telegraph.
The Scotia passed up ct o AN. yester.
day aud the Emma Graham went down At
u o'clock. Both had moderately fair
tripg.
The Mononcahela was rising AZ Pitts.
tafgh last evening. The water was ia.
tionary at all other points ON the head.
waters. "a
The Climax will run from Martins Fer
rs. 70 the La Bella wharf Saturday night
% accommodate those wIshlng to Dee the
racebetYeen Dobbins aud Bptkets
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Pave Fourtsenth street.

A subscription paper Is being circulated
among the property holders along -Four
tenth street 10 raise funds to asslstiH the
work OF paving that street from ohapline
QUIT McColloch. Itisthought iftheprop
erty owners will subscribe literally that
the Board will supply the deficiency and
lay the pavement. Amongthose who have
taken hold OF the project are Messrs. AZ
Harden, Hon. Ben Fisher, George T.
Taylor, Alex Laing, John II. Hall and
John Frew. Fourteenth street has made
vast strides in the march OF improve
ment lately, and i paved 1t would be one
OF the most creditable thoroughfares in
the CITY. b.
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-StSE
Ohio p. MS Going,

Mfr. s. B. Piper, postmaster at Barnes.
vile, Ohio, has been bounced. Cause, Of
isnsfye partisanship. Mr.. Piper pleads
guilty and does not feel very bad about It.
II Is understood that Mr.. Hamilton, ex.
County Treasurer, is the new 2. NJ.
Charges have been preferred against
John B. Longley, postmaster at st, 0lairs.
vile, 10 the effect that he Ia an offensive
partisan, the specification being that he
furnished a coiored voter with q ticket at
a local school election after the Democrats
had made the Aforesaid Q. v. drunk and
giyenhim o Democratic ticket.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strapssrs in the CITY and wheeling Folks

Abroad.
Rev. j. B. Reed, o. Fslr.pont, vas in
town yesterday.
Miss Nina Apologize, of Wellsburg, .wai
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Glass, OF West Liberty, is Wis
itirg friends 1.-THE Isiaiid.
Col. Robert White was cue at st. Glars
Vile yesterday on legal business.
Capt, Hiram Young returned last even.
ing from a flying trip to Zanesyllle.
Col. George W. Thompson, Of Parkers-
burg, was in the city awhile yesterday.
Ms. Lizzie Smith, Of West Liberty, Il
the guest Of friends on Fourteenth street.
Mr.. Bert HazIett got home last evening
from the Ohio State University at Colum-
bus, where he has been attending school.
Messrs. Harry W. Hazard aud \. w.
Clark, Of Dunbar, Pa, who were guests al
the Hustead Kelly wedding, came over
land on their bicycles, aud had very en-
Joyable trip.
Mr.. j. w. Bradshaw, Of Valley Falls,
and bride. nee Miss Edith Springer, q well
known society lady Of New .Martinsyille,
are in the city. having arrived last even.
hing. They were married yesterday at
New Biartinsville, Rev. Mr.. Hammond, Of
the Episcopal Church, officiating.
Messrs. W. Il. Travis, W. Il. Hastings,
A. ]. AIeNash and James W. Warden and
their families moved down to the Mounds.
vile camp ground yesterday and opened
their cottages, They will remain there
for the rest OF the season. The family oil
Col. Hugh Sterling were visitors at the
grounds yesterday.
Mr.. Louis s. Delaplain, jr., will give a
reception at his mothers residence, on
ChapIine street, this evening, In honor Of
the Misses Baker, daughters Of Hon. Lew.
Is Baker, OF St. Paul, who have been at
tending school at Staunton, and who are
speuding portion Of their vacation here
al their former home with old friends,
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ganlor,s gse,,t,rn1 gp1agtre.
a RENJDl-DI IL :
TAYLOR,S PREl

Whist domestic coin Is Ike the going up Of a bal.
ont Jt'sa.cent (aScaHtl. The m0At lasting and
freShfnV q TavIoyJQ pbeinitfn C0lhFnR.
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palt,n,orc q Ohio.

Change Of time on the Wheeling & Pitts
burgh division on and after Sunday, June
q, 1885. Ttains will leave Wheeling for
Pittsburgh, Pa, city time, at a 40 and 7:45
A. ~, and 500 and 6:35 r. N. Washington
accommodation at sos p. N. Arrive
Washington accommodation at 1856 A. N.
From Pittsburgh at 9:05 and II :05 A. NJ,
aud sos and l0:15 r. N. Trains depart
ing at 4:40 A. N, and 3:35 7. NJ, and arriv-
ing at 9:05 AN. and 10 :l5 P. NJ, run daily (;
other trains daily except Sunday.
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Rev. Paul Highlander, from the Knapp
Seminary, Germany, arrived in this city
yesterday, and will preach for the Zion's
Lutheran congregation next Sunday. Rev.
Otto Meerwein, former pastor Of this
church, having some time ago resigned.
Rev. J. NJ. Anschler, Of Freeport, Pa, was
elected as his successor. Mr.. Anschler.
however, desires TO 60 abroad this sum.
mef, and spend several months in Ger
many. Mr.. Ziegelmeier will Ill his pulpit
during this time.
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From Pease township, George Robinson
was named by William b. Lewis. az
. From Pultney township, David ID. Dars
rAll was named by James Tallman. Mr..
Orlando Cope, of eeleFsin, seconded ny.
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Two Cousins at Wost Liberty rnvelyed in a
~ Raj f1,arrhl
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GRAND EXCURSION to Little Run Grove
on the steamer Telegram Sunday, June 2S,
leaving Wheeling wharf at 8 O'clock, A. NJ,
stopping at La Belle landing, Bellaire and
MogndsvilIe. This grove Is located twenty
FIVE miles down the Ohio river, and is one
Of the most beautiful in this section. Music
by Kramer's White Sulphur Brass and
String Rand. Tickets Tor the round trip
atty cents. All invited to attend.
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1ypIcArIoNs.

WASHINGTON, June Pol A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, warmer
weather, with local rains, southerly winds
and falling barometer. y
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
followed by local rains, warmer variable
winds, generally shifting to eoutherly.
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70 the IoIIoWlng uAneu PUpIIs:
Winifred Carey, Mary Gschwendtner
Mary Sullivan. Dora Alderman, Katie
Beltz, Ella Healey, Katie Peele, Katie
Fisher. Carrie McEntee, Katie Hartard,
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an Attempt at an A.nIcahls settlemen
Defeated.
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Eonlnallonsrior Treasurer were made
as iollows.
From Meade township, Andrew Ham.
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Tho following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed OF, schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
"a. NJ, Or ;i2M, s2';SP. NJ s5s;7r.M.,
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German frank ArmbFuSser
Chorus-"FFeutelch der Schulz he Class
SelectIon- |Cutlnga Cold" Carrie Flanagan
Song aud ohoitis-ThC Tfades" ...... Boys o. @ Div
Alegosy-. aisy aud Poppy Clarke and
s-sswiasias Meath the Cid Apple ESss ;:y:
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PREDICTIONS.

To make room for our. incoming Fall
Stock we shall offer our entire stock OF
Spring and summer Suftings ut greatly
reduced prices. g. HESS s. SONS.
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AN Hot, Keep Cool,

an uoti Keep Coolt
-Four pair ladies' fine hose, ESQ.
SIX pair Gents hali,hose, $50.
Eight pieces fine lawn, 25c.
Twelve pieces finest gingham dress, 81.
One hundred boys finest shirts, 40c.
One hundred dresses for 25c.
ENsHRlMEG's, Eleventh street.
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Go and see Stacy, Adams and Co.'s mems
kangaroo shoes, the lightest softest shoe
made. y. w. AMIcx,
ll43 Main street.
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GnAvp Exclusion to Little Run Grove
on the steamer Telegram Sunday, June 2s,
leaving Wheeling wharf at 8 o'clock, a. NJ,
stopping at La Belle landing, Bellaire and
Moandsville. This grove is located twenty
Eve miles down the Ohio river, and is one
Of the most beautiful in this section. Music
by Ktamer's White Sulphur Brass and
String Band. Tickets for the round trip
Atty cents. Ali are invited to attend.
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Too InsIgniaeant 70 Print.
The prices on our Rough and Ready
Hats. Z. NJ. MoaittiS 4 %.
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WE A.-rhe Testimonials in our col.
umns all show that the new discovery
Red Star Cough Clre-is invaluable in
the treatment Of throat and lung troubles.
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WE have Just received a new stock Of
s JACOB ". GRuBB, the Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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Mosr exciting race Of tho season at the
Alhambra Palace rink Saturday evening,
June 81, between John Dobbins, OF Mar:
tins Ferry, Ohio, and Jesse Burkett, Of