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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-17

Secretary Of s!ste Walker has Issued
certificate otincorporstioa to tho Harper'f
Ferry Paper Company, organized for the
purpose Of manufacturing wood pulp
paper, etc. The principal Office ia TO be al
Harpsr's Ferry. Five hundred dollars
have bgen subscribed aud $50 paid In.
The capital stock Ia LIMITED to $25O,O00D
The shares arc $50 each and held 40 fol.
lows: Thomas IL. Satvery, William Luke,
Thomas s. Bellah, John L. Buiglep and
NJ. NJ. Armstrong, Of Wilmington, Del,
two ahRres each.
Also one to the shenandoah Pulp Com.
paHy, organised for the purpose Of the
manufacture OF wood pulp and paper tho
principal place Of buBine6s to be at Har.
pefs Ferry. Five thousand dollars have
been BubpCrbed and $500 paid In, with
tho privilege Of increasing the capital
stock 10 100000 In oil, The stock 10
divided into shares Of $50 each and arc
held BY tho inCorporators Of the other
company, each holding 20 shares.
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MN nm Notes.

Tho Western Nail Association will hold
a meeting at 10 o'clcG: this morning 81
tho Monougshe!a House, Pittsburgh. II
promises to be Of moro than usual impor'
lance, ard he's been specially called be-
Gauss Of tho advance in the price OF pig
iron and Eteel. II 10 thought that the
manufacturers will generally favor an ad'
vance In the selling price Ct lails. A
special effort Ia being made 10 have all Of
The nail iaCsorlea in the West represented.
Monday evenings steubenvllle Herald
ssya: II was rumored Oh Saturday that
the Junction Iron Works Company had
decided TO take tho night turn OF after
next week. Thia morning pptCe was
poated at the works announcing that tbs
night turn-would DO continued 40 usual.
This morning the Junction Iron Works
resumed after bsing idle one week, occa.
sioned by q broken shaft. Shortly after
o'clock crash occurred by the breaking
OF the engine, and portion Of the nill lie
again idle. 1t Is said the damage to the
engine Is very great.
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Mrs. Sidney ?. LsughlIn, George A,
Laughlln and N. L. Oft Yesterday quail
fiCd as executrix and executors OF the last
will and testament oil Samuel Lsughlin
deceased, and gave bond in the sum OIL
s95OOOO, without surety, none being re-
quired by tho terms Of the will.
Mrs. Johanna s!einemann yesterday
qualified as exeCutrlx Of the last will and
testament Of Carl Steinemann, deceased,
giving bond in the sum Of $1,000, without
surety, none being required by tho terpla
OF the will.
Thomas seamon was appointed admin.
istrator OF the estate Of Alexander Hen.
~, deceased, and gave bond in the sum oil
$500, with q, K. Friend no surety.
D. NJ. Thornburg was appointed adj
mlnistrator Of the estate OF Rachel Thorn.
burg, deceased, and gave bond In tho sum
Of 500, with W. 7. Hubbard, Elq, as
surety.
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An Interesting pecl,Io,,,

Tho case Of Robert Baxter against thu
election judges at Bridgeport has bsen de-
cidod in tue Common Pleas Court at St,
Clairsvillc. Tho suit was brought by
Baxter to recover 5000 damages, because
his vote was refused by the election
Judges ut Bridgeport, who claimed that az
Baxter lived In q boat at the river bank
he was u citizen Of West Virginia and
not entitled to vote In Ohio. The Judge
decided that when citizen Of The copnly
lived In a boat, which did not 20 below
low water mark, or even Il II did 20 be.
low low wstar mark, or lloatsd out iuto
the stream from s riae In the river or from
any other cause not voluntary with the
owner, who had always claimed the ooun.
~ o. q residence, hO was legcl voter.
The Jury awarded Baxter s. damages.
This decided q question long In dispute
between the local authorities Of Ohio and
the many persons who live In boats along
the Ohio shore. ---
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nIYRR NEWS.
stage of the water and movements of the
Boats,

---
stage of the Water and Movements OF the
Boats,
The Veteran and Hawk passed up with
empties yesterday afternoon,
Capt. Charlie Muhlsman, Of the Andes,
was at the ST, James yesterday.
The Eugene and Robert Junkius passed
up yesterday with tows Of empties,
The W. N. Chancellor was due up en-
route for Pittsburgh at an early hour this
morning,
The O, w. Bachelor left for Pittsburgh
yesterday and the New Courier departed
Ia the Parkeysburg trade. Both had big
trips,
The Abner o'Neal in the steubenyllle
trade, Telegram in the Darlington trade
and Princess in the BellaIre trade are all
making their regular trips again.
The Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling
transfer boat, Lizzie Townsend, is having
q new llue put in, her chimnOys TepRinted
and number OF other repairs made,
The river ia still falling, At dusk last
night the marks showed depth in the
channs! Of s feet inches, Business on
the leyee Yesterday was liyelier than II
has bsen Tor some time past.
The boats Of the coal fleet TO pass down
Yesterday with their tows Of coal were
John +. Walton, Voyager, Sam Clarke,
Tom Lyle, Coal City, j. Il. Mcconnell, L,
W, Woodward and Jos, Nixon.
Last nights reports were to the effect
that the river was falling at all points
above, Thedepths reported were; Pitts
burgh, 4 feet 10 inches; Brownsville, D
feet; Lock No. 4, s feet inCheH; RlCe's
Landing, 6 iseti MOrgansown, 4 Ieet 3
inches,
The L. A, Woodruff, the handsome
Government srsg boat, passed up OF
o'clock yesterday afternoon. She stop
ned for a short tims ct the levCe for sup
pies, As she swung In, she caught the
rownsend's stern and Tor few seConda
there was danger Of damage being done.
Several boats OF the coal fleet had bad
luck with their towa. Monday the Joseph
Walton grounded and sank eight bargear
loaded, ut Lostown, q short distance be-
low Ptxburgb, aud the Tom I.yals lost
Two barGes near the same place. The
BdllO NOCTURNAL lUbb bWu uAlBVH Va wv
same day between Gene Oresap'a landing
and Cresap'a Grove, on the Virginia side
a few miles below here, making IN ugly
obstruction that pilot'S should look oul
fol, especially when tbs river is at its pres
ent stage.
The popular stern,wheel steamer Andes
vii! leave Cincinnati for this point to-
morrow evening instead Of Friday, hel
usual time Of departure from that port
Shippers desiring to have goods brought
up On her eau arrange 10 have II done by
telegrapblng. Capt. Charlie Muhlemal
will be in command and Messrs. Mar
Noll and Charlie Kuox will be in thu
office "a usual. During the low water sea
son the Andes has been laid up ct CiHCin
natl, during which time she ha5 been pu
in iirst.Clsss order.
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NinILie iXiiSEorE.

Tomorrow evening Miss Matte Wick.
ers, one Of the brightest and most talented
little actresses on The stage, will open an
engagement Of three nights and q matinee
at the Grand. She will play "Jacqnine,
or PastO and Diamonds aud "Cherub,
The Pearl Of Serpent NJouDIaiH.n II
10 doubtful II Miss YiCkets his her equal
40 d dialect artist among her sex, while a.
q Boubrelte she ranks With Minnie Palmer
and Annie plxley, and with "a good man.
agslnsnG will before long oulfSnk either
Of them. Refined and discriminating pa.
tEona u amusement events will lnd her
worthy oil iavof. The 1NTELLiaBNCkR takes
pleasure In saying this much, because che
has been seen hero, and proven to be
much more than che Ia represented. geatj
can DO reserved a shplb's music store,
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Cnmii TIre n 3 Vu69nYilln.

A grand camp fro Of the G. A. R. posts
OF the Eastern Ohio district Is 10 held al
steubenvllls to-day. For over a month
naSt Stanton Pogs Of tibet city has been
hard at work perfeCting arrangements lol
this event nothing has been left undone
that could in any way assist In making
the occasion q memorable one. There Is
10 DO o parade this afternoon and the
camp Gre will be held In the Opera House
this evening. Veterans are expected
from far and near. Several are going Up
iyoIn here. Among the notablss who will
DO present are COMMANDMENT hioi Gen.
eral LuClen Fairchild, Of Madison, Wis,
and General A. l.. Congsr, Commander
Department Of Ohio. They will both
make gpVSaheu. II 10 noblihlb that Gov.
crnor Foraker and part Of bis b!aG will
la pfOAont,
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The dramatic and musical recital to be
given at the Opera Houss next Thursday
evening promises to be tho event Of the
season thus far A full rehearsal Of Miss
Meholin's pupils on Saturday proved
highly satisfactory. Tho programme con.
tAins 9 most pleasing variety, rangi.Hg
tragic. The costumes worn by the vaH.
GUS inrersonators are both pretty and
appropriate. The critics pronounce the
sexsette TtanEoriptlon-H A@iriq Una
Rfgina-aB executed by selected pupils Of
Prot. william Armstrong, Hn unusually
brilliant performance. The popular so.
prano, Mlsa Flora WilliAms, Is on tho
programme for two excellent numbOrg.
Reserved seats, for sale ut Banners,
went of quito btiSkly yesterday. There
are still q humber Of good BGatu that can be
obtained by calling carly.
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lIeilAlrs.

W. r. Dut!on aud family are ylsltinI
relatives Of Emerson, Q.
Alex. Dubois left yesterday for Musk
Ingum College, New Concord.
]. Il, Holman has been uominGtod a
Republican councilman for tho Second
ward,
The Office Of the Goblet Works wal
moved yesterday from Union street 10 the
factory,
A. K, BurovS, Auditors agent Of tho
Pennsylvania Company, was In town yes
tefdAy,
George Woodbridge 10 beginning the
foundation Of q new dwelling house Just
west Of town, near Kloe'B farm. There
are several lots nearby sold 10 parties
who contemplate building there.
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Maud Granger Coming.

On Friday aud Saturday evenings npxI
and Saturday afternoon Miss Maud Gran.
ger aud an excsllent dramatic uonpSny
will present at the Opera House the latest
Union Square success, "Lynwood," by j,
X. Tillotson, author OF "QueOna" and
other strong dramas. The company has
mot With great success 80 far this season,
and II bids fair 10 continue here, Tho
sale OF reserved Eoats 10 TO begin Of Bau.
mor's this morning. 10 compliment
Maud Granger Is Ike "Lhrowinga perfume
on The violet" She las Wide and we'll
earned fame as q llBhed 0CtreGs, and her
role In ,'I.ynwoodh 10 said to DO excellent.
Is quilted 10 her peculiar sbilllIes - On
artlnt. 4 special fCAle oi prices haG been
fixed, and now syBLem oil selling Eeats
will bB tried 10 an EXPERIMENTAL the
seats beDg BOld by coupon, Those who
desltO seatB should ssCutO them early.
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A siInrpsr Known. itOts.

The ritttburRh Tina OF yesterday, In
an account Of the capture Of a BSlndlsr
named j. Kennedy, SayOi
There Is q gentleman Of the cloth
known a. "Epofty" Moran In Wheeling.
Kennedy sought him out about a year
ago, and OH the strength Of bis statement
that he was Sam Nelson's brother lie sue.
Cesdsd III raising SlOO. He also trimmed
Mcdonald, Tor 500 ~ ths allegation Tia.
he was a brother oiJohn Newell, Yes.
lOfday he gave "Blllyn Mcclure what the
talent term q brace, but The "colho was
not forthcoming. Kennedy has SihEulatiy
egcappd arrest Tor years, and tho above IN.
stances are only specimens Of lhe many
DBindlVs hs las psfPslatVd, A well.
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c1rY ,IIssIoN woRK.
The Goad Accomplished w Mis- lloyd
scope Of Her Work,

The GoGd Accomplished w MlIS lloyd
scope Of her Work.
The churches Of Wheeling have united
in employing Miss Lizzie Boyd as City
Evangelist, Last year she bad the same
position under the auspices Of the Bible
Society, and during the six months Of her
service visited nearly one thousand iami-
lies, reading the Bible and praying whsr.
ever practicable, RlEo distributing tracts
and Biblss and gathering children into
the Sunday schools. The msiorlty Of
those visited were non.Church,goerS,
many OF them not having been in any
church for i've, ten or fifteen years, The
cancellations Of the gospel were carried Ia
many aged, aick and dying ones. Some
OF these were converted In the closing
weeks OF lie. Prayer meetings were held
in neighborhoods with families who were
unable through aiCknesg, want OF clothing
or the care oil small children to get d
church, A number Of very happy CONVEX
siouH occurred in these msetings. In add
dition 10 these mothers meeting was held
weekly ct the Eighteenth street mission
During this winter Miss Boyd proposes
holding gospel meetings weekly, in differ
emit parts Of the city, The frat one o.
these services was held on last Thursday
evening in the old German Methodist
Church, corner OF ThIrty.ssventh and ia
cob streets, Notwithstanding thu
stormy weather the meeting was we'll at
tended, and much interest manileated
The singing was In charge OF Miss Mamie
Britt and Miss Annie Carson,
Any one desiring Miss Boyd to call OF
peroops where her vista might bs help
iul, can report ouch cases to her, or per
sons themselves wanting to see her 10
special help, can either address card t
her or find her at her residence, Soutl
Front street, Island,
The work she IL Is doing entirely unde
nominalioual, aud should have the sym
pathy OF all Christians. II Is reGchIn
largely a class Of persons the churches tai
to reach.
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beacon nm Linen,
Is tho Finest paper madC.::
]. Il. WILSON,
bookseller & SiAtlOnGr,
1908 Market n.
1lOnrOn.lllll IL


Spence, BoggB 4 90. arc having a core
oven added 10 their DtovO foundry.
Judge Holl, otst. ClalrSyllle, vas shak
ing hands with Ills ftlendS hero Yesterday,
Frank yollhArdt and wife, Of Wellsburp,
arc visiting their patents and friends IN
town,
Street CommllHtontr Fisher iS making
good progress with the grading and filling
Of Jefferson street,
p. II. Norris, tho popular state agent Of
the Columbus Insurance Company, oil
Dayton, was In town yesterday.
some bold thiet stole valuable horse
from Contractor RumBey, Monday night.
II 10 thought tho horse and rider went up
the river. This may serve 90 q warning
TO horse owners generally,
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THE, WASHINGTON OIL ElELD,
The Wheeling Companies Operations
Other Wells,

THE W AshlNuASN VIZ fAHI+D'
The Wheeling Companies Operations
other Wells,
Tha most important news from The
Washington oil field yesterday was that
reported from the B. B. Campbell we'll on
the Wade property, considerably south oil
the previous developments. Monday
evening the hole filed up with fluid from
the bottom OF the fifty-foot sand, and yes.
terdsy morning started to flow by heads.
The scouts say it will be good for a rs or
100 well. The boiler was being moved
back yesterday, and drilling will be re-
sumed to-day. This is an important well,
and may cause exteRuiVe operations in
that locality In the future,
The Qlail No. has been shot but
elbows no Improvement. Two bits run 1t
the Wright No, ran tho day 3 output up
to 100 barrels.
Morgan No. Els on top Of sand aud NOV.
ing back tho boiler. There ia no change
at Nos. 1 and 8. The production Of the
latter well for the past four days was PSI
barrels; sand poor, Tho total production
OF the field yesterday morning was 50OC
barrels. CSslog, l,l26 feet, il being In
sertel at the Wheeling Oil Co.'s No. 9 or
tho Fair Grounds. The casing has been
all pulled out Of the oil welfG Lone Pine
and they have CommeDCed pulling dowr
the derrick. Many were disappointed
when tho gas was shut or by cavlng In
The casing in tho Shron'z we'll was pulled
last week, Ga Monday an attempt wal
made to run the tools, but they could MOI
reach the bottom on account OF Cavinp
rock. The bl.iOot sand has bsen drilled
through. Tho venture will probably lt
abandoned. Caldwell h Co.'s well on The
Vankirk LOT was shut down yesterday a
the bottom Of the fifty foot sand at a depth
OF 1880 feet 0 inchep. The well 10 no good
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The ladies OF the different churches
convened ct the English Lutheran church
Monday at $3.50 p. m. After singing,
prayer and conference, the aims aud OBJ.
ects Of tho Young Womeu's Christian
Temperance Union vera plainly set forth
and urged upon the young ladies Of the
city. Ky. ", @. I. U. was orGRniS ID
with DR.. Harriet Jones az President; Re-
cording Secretary, Mira Cartwright; Cor.
responding Secretary, Mics Hutchinson
Treasurer, Mr.. Bond; Ylce.P Presidents,
Disciples church, Miss Belle Hartley /;
Baptist, Mrg. Harry Bond; English Luth!
eran, Miss Budkee, Methodist Episcopal,
Miss Britt. The list OF officers will be
completed at the next meeting, which
will BIO held In DR.. Jones' rooms, No. 20
Fifteenth street, next Tuesday evening,
November ~. The meeting Was charap.
teriSsd with an earnest Ppirlt and desiie
to unite in efforts Nor God and Home and
Native Lsnd,n
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0he QrteIliIgeltcaG


Public Sale Of Valuable ProFcrIy--w. II. Halter
AuCtlOnCer
DONk OF slloy and EnsIcgc- IT. 3. CarskAdOn.
HAw Mills aud l.uglneI--T. Il. CAIEkRdUn.
Opera liOuSe-AlAud0 Granger.
For Rcnt--DOlblG 6tIre Rooms.
Fine Table Cutlery and CaTvIrs-JOhn FflCdOl--
FOu. III pRgG.
4 Co fourth pace.
toSNn W TGSk|S. , GSW-EoGG Page
Fourth plge
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Ladies' arc requested to call and examine
tn? New Waite Automatic Sowing Ma.
chine, single thread.
Persons having FUSED the Wilcox & Gibbs
Automatic machine, will end the White
to be superior in every respect. Antx
animation 10 respectfully solicited. Il
can be seen OF the sslcsroom Of
EDWARD L. RoeE & Co.,
No, rs TwOlilh 81,
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known sporting msn said last night thSt
he was nov pretty well known au over
the country, and that he bad victimizsd
hundreds 81 people after the manner de-
snfibed. His iivorits method 10 to Taly
upon the strength Of alleged relationship,
and to bs hurvyInH from point 70 point on
the most urgent and positive MISSIONS
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class Of people are doing their level beat
10 destIoY another class.


Chief Of Police Smith has received in.
telligencs from Cambridge, Ohio, that W.
TTuemAn Williams has been convicted
there Of criminal assault on young gill
and Of entlCing another for immoral pur-
poses, and Ia likely 70 get three years on
each indictment, Williams is the sRloon-
keeper who was recently arrested here by
Capt, Smith, about whom EI.MarshRl
Stanley and Marshal stottlsmire had .
controversy here 90 to who was entitled
to the custody Of the prisoner, who was
finally turned over to Stanley,
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An instructive story Of tho boycott ID
told OF Cleveland. Tho Ltddtr, the load
ing newspaper Of that city, was bOyCottsd.
Only ono mAh-O large retail slice dealer
took his advertisement out, and he
alone has suffered from the boycott,
though 1t iS the back edge that cuts, Tho
TACT that he had given In 10 tho boycolteFs
was published, aud immediately hig best
trade began 10 fall OF, lie nov admits
that 10 has lest from o quAltsr 10 q third
Of lhs cream oil his business, aud &C.
knowledge that he made q grave mistake
In huantss policy.
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6'tilpsHglN Gdsilh
l'oold shOtt'' 10 Stlll booming Wheeling,
but without success. The numerous boy.
colts that exist thote Couutsraps every eli.
fort 10 boom the place. People do not
cNe 10 settle In communities where one
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Tho following shows tho range OF the
thermometer IS observed at sChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Monday:
IA. NJ, ISL IL AM, 1858 P. NJ, bO'; 7P.
NJ, bOo,
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WASHINGTON, D. o., Nov. 17.-1AM.-
Ter Western Pennsylvania, and West
Virginia: rain or snow, colder southerly
WindF, shifting 10 westerly.
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@eGtsal.
From MS lbs, 10 ISL lbs,
To the Cuticura Remedies / Owe
Ny Health, Ny Happiness,
and My Life,

A day never passes that / do not think aud speak
klndlyol the UUTICuhA REHiplks. Seven yeAn
ago, al Of dozen Jumps formed o. my neck,
The large ones were iFlRhtlul 10 look At and pain
full TO bear; people tuIntd aside when they saw
me, 10 disguSt and was nShRued 70 DO on the
street, or IN society. PhysCtanl aud their treat
RcnL and al medicines hiled to do any gotd. In
moment Of despair tired tho CurIGuRA kEtI'
DIRS-GUTICURl.t The great Skin urc, aud CuTlcuRk
SOAP Ru exquisite skin IieAutlheF, eXte nhlly and
CuTlCuRk REsOLYENT, tho new blood Purifier tn'
eFlRllyi the small Jumps us call thgln) gradually
disappeared, and the largo Onea broke, IN about
two weeks, dlichlrBiug lsFge qUAnlIlts Of mELleE,
leaving Two slight scars Ia my neck to-day 10 tell
TIT story OF my suffering, My weight then was
Que hundred aud fifteen tiotly plundsi my weight
now Is one bundled aud Ai&ty.onp lOlld, healthy
pounds and my height Is only ave feet live Inches,
In my lRYelI pTRhel the UulICURk REhEDlRS,
Moth, South, RlSt AID west. To CUIICutA llEtR
DIES OWE NY HEALTH NY HAIPlNtSi, aud NY LIFE.
A prominent New York druggist alked me the
other day, DO you still uss the CuTlCuRA RENR'
DIS; yOu look 10 b. IN perfect hCA'lh" My reply
wa, ~ DO, and shall always have never known
what sickness IL since commenced uSlnR the CUT
ICURA kENEDlEs" sOnClmes | am laughed at by
prtising them 10 people not acquainted with theiT
merits but sooner or later they Will come TO their
senses aud believe the same Us thOae that use them,
~ doEGpS have whom nave told. May the time
come when there shall bet large CUTiCUHA sup
ply House In every city In the world, for the beue'
| Ut OF humanity Whsle the CUTlCUkA RgNHDIR,
shall be sold pSLY, SO that there will DO rarely
need OF ever entering drug store.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of SultingS, OyerCOatinRs
aud PAntalOOnings. Also n full limo d
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sulungs q Specially. 80 -.
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WE have introduced new syStem Of
selling Watches on tho lnStallnlent plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
Oh easy payments. Tall and investigate.
JACOB ". CRUDE, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market StS.
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KIDNEY PAINs

Nm With their weary, dull, aching lIIeless,
49, allgOne sensation, relieved IN one
ASsenH Potter Drug Co., BOStOn,