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SUIT AGAINST THE Observation-Disclosures
Phihp Hutchinson entered suit against the
District OF Columbia for 81 900 damages He
Claims That the agents OF the District have at
GlIIerent times previous To the 10Th OF March
last past, entered upon his property at Union
to"h, anu tearing up the earth, have built a
sever tntre, and have thereby prevented the
P4aintln rom enjoying use OF his own land in
SO ample manner as lie might otherwise have
COZ, specially a. they diverted into piaintif-
property stream OF water which had before
not nO~sc therein
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N NORFONK OYSTER DEPOT
Hard and Soft Shell Crabs CLAIMS Of ell inds, New
yoFk'sA specially. Also, Diamond back Terinpfn,
Saddle Rocks. Long Island Sound. and shrewpberry
Oysters. Green Turtles nom all sections OF lha
United StAtes No oysters CLAIMS sold by theplata
Hotels, restaurants and private families supplied at
short uoitca
Oysters the year round n. WHITE co.
mh22-1m GA q u n. y.
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Notice.
Fresh Picked Crab Meat received daily: also
Hard and Soft Crabs. Hotels, restaurants and
families supplied. N. WHITE & Co.,
621 st. NV.
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WORKS OF ART.-The valuable collection OF
WORKS Oh ART VIII commence to morrow at u
O'Clock a. IN, 3 and O'Clock y. IN. and con-
tclue each day at same hours until all are sold
Al me saiesroom OF Messrs. Walter Il. w Illiams
= Co., corner 10th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue They are arranged for examination
md are attracting attention from the admirers
Of fine arts.
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Headquarters for Umbrellas,

MOrell. 734 9th st. NV, SO F. Cigars 81 to
So. Every style showcases. Lowest prices. Try. 20
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II. GOllischInfd, Sl2.sth st. N. W.
offers for tomorrow only 1 handsome rattan
Baby Carriage, with lace cover and plush mat
only $S4S, and $50 different styles as equally
low In price.
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THE GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK CASES -
To-day In the Criminal Court the cases against
John Hitz and &. T. Pren,iss, on charge oil MAX
ing false entries in the books of the German
American National bank, of which they were
president and cashier, were set for trial on Mon
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Bias Artifieial Eyes. Hempler's, cor. Az $
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STABLES THAT WILL BE REPRESENTED AT THE
MAY NEErISG-wHAT OWNERS EXPECT
BAD WEATHER FOR "woRKING."
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Dur THr Pus11c,

The Spring Opening having terminated. THE
PALAIS ROYAL is anxious 10 thank its patrons and
the public for their overwhelming support Such has
been the demand for SOUVENIRS that those lots
duced In price for the OPENING" are almost closed
out and though NEW GOODS. must now be called
RemnansA
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CLOSE COLLECTIONS.
SOME FIGURES FROM THE BOOKS
OF City Collector Crawford, which .hoV .
Gratifying Plsnltuds Of Cash in the Aver.
age UORSF-ThS Hard Times Have
Little Eject ON Ta1 Paying.

There has been so much talk about the
prevailing "hard times" and the increas-
ing local depression Of business, that it is
a relief, II not surprise, to learn, as did an
INTELLlaENcER reporter who made inqui.
RES yesterday Of City Collector Crawford,
that the tax collections at his Office so lar
this fiscal year have been better than Or
dinarily, The levy Of 'S5 was not avail
able until November l last. The aggre-
gate assessment Of real and personal
property Is $4,000 900, and the levy so
cents on the 500 for city purposes, 10
cents for new street improvements, and 81
centa for school purposes, q total of OF
cents on the 500 valuation; OF, in round
numbers, which are sufficiently exact for
present purposes, the total tax levied and
to be collected by the City Collector
amounts to $4,000.
Since November !, when these taxes be-
came due, $l38,94l 10 has been collected
"a larger proportion than the average at
this time OF year. Up to February the
usual discount was allowed, and the ag-
gregste sum saysdby Taxpayers by prompt
payment was 81 Ala 48. Since that date
interest has been charged, but the amount
Of additional collections on this account
has only been Sll3 90 on city taxes and
sos % on school taxes, OF the gross
amount collected, SlS,S Sl % was under
the ten'cent levy, $5l,tl4 II was OF school
taxes, and 81 ,Gl5 40 city taxes proper.
The frat OF the usual notices to delin-
Quents have just been sent out, and the
result is another little boom In business at
the Collectors office,
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In the current issue Of Byrne's Drama!.
10 Times Is note Of the late performance
by Frank Hennig Of Hamlet" which Ia
80 unjust TO Mr.. Hennig, so widely at var.
lance with the truth, and SO evidently in
spired by malice, that 1t caused surprise
among the few people who see the Times.
Being under the regular Wheeling date,
Of course the presumption was that the
exhibition Of spleen was by the CORES.
pendent here. This the representative Of
the paper here denies. He says he made
favorable mention Of Mr.. Hennig's per.
Torrance, but II was cut out and this un.
just reference inserted. This sort OF pro.
ceeding does the local correspondent more
harm than Mr.. Hennig. 1t Is supposed
that a man named Mcconnell, who was
here with the ALA Norman Company, Is re.
sponsible for the paragraph, as he exhibit
ed petty spite against Hennig while here.
The editor Of the Times, however, fathers
the thing, and assumes the responsibility
for q despicAble and unmanly trick.
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Fourth sIEsst n. u. Churoh.

The services at this church on Sunday
morning will be of m unusually interest.
ing character. After the administration
OF baptism and the admission OF members
into full connection with the church, an
address will be delivered by the pastor
upon the duties aud obligations OF church
membership. A copy OF the Church Dis.
Cipline will then be presented to every
person present who has been converted or
received into the church during the meet
ings OF the winter. This presentation
will be made both as token Of affection
ate regard and rs an incentive to an earn
est study Of the doctrines and rules Of the
church. The attendance OF all these per.
soma is urged.
The revival meetings still continue with
much interest. Services this evening at
1880 o'clock. All the services the pub.
lie Is cordially invited to attend,
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A dispatch romNIiddleport, Ohio, says:
The feeders at the Standard Nail Mills at
this place went out on a strike last even.
ing on account OF the company refusing
to pay the wages demanded. II throws
over two hundred men out OF employ.
ment, but 1t Is thought that work will be
resumed again soon. ~
An Ironton correspondent Says The
new iron furnace at Hanging Rock will
blow in to-day. This furnace hasJbesn
finished Tor two years, but owing TO tho
dullness OF the market has remained idle.
Part OF the frame OF the new furnace Is
built from the iron used in the Machinery
Hall building at the Centennial. This
furnace and Big lEsna are probably the
two finest blast furnaces In the United
States. About 200 men will be given EN-.
ployment at the furnace.
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THE 10 AND D rEACaERs
In tho Public School Hold IN Iutorostiu
Mating


In tho Public Bohool Hold IN Interesting
Meeting,
Yesterday afternoon another interesting
meeting OF public school teachers was held
in the city, The meetings, under Prof.
Anderson's able management and direc-
ton, are proving more and more attract
i've all the time, and the Superintendent Is
receiving more hearty cooperation from
the teachers than at first.
Notwithstanding, which was held at
Clay school, was for the teachers from the
O and D divisions, Papers were presented
and read by teachers from each OF the
eight schools,
The programme was as iollows: "school
Discipline" Miss Mary FaIis; "Reading,"
Miss Augusta HRndlan; writing" Miss
Carrie NJ. Harrison; General Exercises"
Miss Louise Butler; Arithmetic" Miss
Jessie Wizard; "0bjeCt Lessons" Miss
Kate Weitzel; Spelling" Miss Ada D.
Greer; Spelling" Mrs. Josie +, Rose.
The last two papers discussed some con-
dieting views on the methods OF teaching
spelling. The papers were all interesting
and ELECTED the closest attention. They
were informally discussed by number Of
those present, as they were read, and
were afterwards referred 10 various ones
to be discussed by them at length at the
next meeting Of these teachers.
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t. 8. Coon 4 Go. sell dry goods The cheapest.
RIVER NEWS.


stage Of The Watsr aud. Movements OF the
steamboats,.
The Scotia IL due down al an early hour
this morning.
The W, N. Chancellor passed down yes.
tetday with good trip Tor this season Of
the year
The Marietta and Musklngum river
packet George steCker, which was burned
at Beverly Tuesday night, was insured In
Louisville companies for 5000, The
boat was valued at $1,000.
The latest news from the 81. Lawrence
Is 10 the effect that preparations TO launch
her are progressing lavorably. Numerous
photographs have been taken at different
stages Of the work, and attract attention
among the steamboat fraternity.
The Louis A Shirley arrived from Gin.
Cinhatl aboat noon yesterday. She will
leave tof that point on her return trip
this afternoon ats o'clock. Shippers ATE
requested 10 have their shipments on
hand early. The Shirley brought up d
iirst class trip. Her clever CLERKS Dan
Lacy and Ohailey Reeves are In their
same old familiar places, ready 10 do oil
In their power 10 accommodate old friends
and 70 demonstrate that the Shirley 10 a
good boat
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There was also admitted to record 2
deed by which George W. Freshwater, it,,
assigns TO Eugene HauSe the stock Of
groceries, furniture, fixtures and book aC-
counts Of the former, who is grocer doing
business at No. " Huron street, Island, to
DO disposed Of for the benefit Of the cred
itors ofFreshwater, the proceeds especially
and first to be applied 10 the payment Of
the expenses OF executing tho trust: $l5
due Thomas D. Houston Sl2dne William
Morrison for rent; $3.50 due George
Freshwater, sr., aud secured by deed Of
trust; and after this prorata to the pay
rHent Of open accounts aggregatlng about
5000 to T. BaChman & Sons, L. p. Rhodes
4 Co., Simon Baer's Sons, j. NJ. Clouston,
Wheeling Bakery Company, A, y. Eyer.
ter, n. Schulz, Wheat 4 NayIor, Joseph
Speidel 4 Co.
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,n..al na rI,nn.n. unnh.

The funeral services Of Thomas Hughes
took place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence on South Front street,
Island, and were conducted by Rev.
Messrs. Swope and CAN'T, the two EpisCo-
palian clergymen. The music was by q
quartette composed Of Messrs. Oscar
seeley and W, B. Day, Mrs. George B.
Caldwell and Miss Saddle Logan. The ser.
vices were impressive and affecting, and
a large number Of Mr.. Hughes's friends
and associates in business and private life
were present. The remains were taken
to Baltimore on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
train, and will be Inferred there.
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silver wedding,

Yesterday was the twenty.aith ami
yersary Of the marriage Of Mr.. William
Wolvington and Miss Loudenslager, and
last night Mr.. and Mrs. Wolvington cele-
brated the event very pleasantly at their
residence in the Eighth ward, Anumber
Of their friends Of this city and neighbor.
ing towns were present, and a most en-
ioyable evening was spent. Many hand.
some articles Of silverEare were presen.
ted TO the couple. A splendid sup.
par was served at s. Among the guests
was Mrs, Graham, OF Martins Ferry, who
was present at their wedding quarter OF
q century ago, At that time she presented
Mrs, WolyingtOn with a celery glass made
ut the South Wheeling glass works, the
mate to which she kept, Both survived
the accidents Of years, and last night she
presented them the other one, and they
sat side by side on the supper table.
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ONLY RELIABLE
sonwERTrEarR's, 1146 MAIN.
HONE MADE TBuNKs.
We make them ALL.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

And thus protect your wife and children.
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
of Wheeling, affords reliable Life lnsur.
anCe at rates within reach OF small lA-
comes. The average cost last year In The
Ohio Valley was less than tnat Of any
other Life Insurance Company or Society
In the country. The Ohio Valley llas IN
eight years pald over 2OU,OOO Dollars TO
widows and orphans OF deceased mem.
bers. The year 1885, Notwithstanding
the hard times, was the most prosperous
year Of It's history.
Medical Examinations made ut The
OlIlCo free OF charge. For further infOr-
nation enquire Ut the Office, second floor
front, Reilly Block, entrance No. 1891
Market street.
". Q. IIANDLAN, Sec.
T. II. LOGAN, Treas.
I. u. CAMP BELL, NJ. d.,
Medical Director.
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Sam Barhiey,s Case.

Sam Barbleytthe base balltst, goes to
Pittsburgh this morning. President Nc
Knight stated yesterday that the opinion
Of The Association clubs Is that the
Darkley case go to court before another
Directors meeting Is called, when legal
proceedings are instituted said lie, II
will call conference 10 meet In this city,"
Major Montooth asserts that the court
will DO applied 10 to-day, and there.
fore an Association meeting may be ex-
pected next week. All. spAulding, Of the
Chicago League club, Is confident that
Barley will play with the Alleghenya
this Aplgon,
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A meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the West Virginia State Sabbath School
Association was held at Grafton yesterday.
Messrs. ]. X. Atkinson, OF New Cumber.
land, Frank Wood, Of Grafton, A. L.
Purinton, Of parkefsburg, and H. b.
Boughner, Of Clarksburg, were In attend.
ance. 1t was agreed to hold the annual
State Sabbath School Convention In this
city on June 10, 10 and II OF this year,
The arrangement Of a'programme was de.
ierred until another time.
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Msstiuas.
@I1mtGd,

"ANTED-A MIDDLE,AGF6 M
wv MAN wishes situation a NM a. w W.
keeper IN small family. Address NuRSPS o9 ~
once. "'"IH, Ah
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pletl Of hsr IriutlsI.

Mrs. Mary Z. Garrison, an old lady
whose home was in North Wheeling, died
yesterday from the effects Of an injury re-.
ceived seven weeks ago yesterday. Al
that time she was proceeding along Coal
street where some boys were Coasting at
the time. One Of them ran into her and
In the iallshe received the thigh bone was
very badly fractured, This, the shock
and the age Of Mrs. Garrison made her re-
Covery impossible. She was O sister oil
Col. Robert Campbell, Of The Island.
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Strangers In thS City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. 7. II. Buchanan, Of Wellsburg, was
down yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Blond were registered
at the Hotel Anderson, Pittsburgh, yester'
day.
Mr.. Seymour, with MCLain Brothers,
was called out Of the city yesterday by
the intelligence OF the death oil his mother.
Mrs. John Wagner, Of Thirteenth street,
has been the guest this week Of her sisters,
Mesdames Wiley and Evans, Of Morgan
town.
Miss jennie Bailey, who for the past elk
weeks has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Howard, at their surbaban Gin.
Cinnati home, is expected to return to-day.
Rev. William NJ. Eaton, Of Washington,
Pa, has kindly consented TO preach every
Sabbath to the congregation Of the Third
Presbyterian Church until September, an
offer that has been gladly accepted by the
congregation, so suddenly left without
pastor. Mr.. Eaton Is well spoken Of by
those who have head him.
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A rsmaIO psa..trinn Match.

Hugh Coyle, representing the National
Pedestrian Bureau, Of New York, Is in the
city. This organization desires 10 give a
pedestrian contest week after next, the
contestants to be young ladies. They are
now giving a series Of contests in Pitts.
burgh, which are said to be interesting and
TO be patronized by the best class Of peo-
pie. Those who saw Elsa Won Blumen
here, or Miss Won Hillern elsewhere, will
readily believe that such contest, prop.
erly managed, would be unobjeCtionable
and very interesting.
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WANTED-SALEsMAN-AY 0TTc
Wv man 70 taKe orders In the ImmedIs,S S SAS
h0Qd, and also to AAsiHt In keepInS 6ocLaa s w
'H ~ himseH generally useful, Adde's "a ~
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100000 IjSn,nrO suil,

Some time ago Sheriff ". o. Handlah,
az administrator Of the estate Of Samuel
Chippey, deceased, entered suit by his at.
torneys, Messts, Frame and Holt, In the
Circuit Court, to recover $40. 900 damages
from the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany for the killing Of Olllppey, q brake.
man, some time ago. This suit Is still
pending, but Mr.. Handlan has now, by
the same attorneys, entered suit against
Thomas CLARK, the engineer who was on
The engine which caused Ohippey's death,
laying the damages In the same sum-
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Strangers In tbs City and wheeling Folks
Abroad,
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
mattsEs Of Minor hIomORtin and About the
City.
Matinee at the Academy to-day,


MATINEE at the Academy to-day.
MARCH meanness asserted itself yosteE'
day, rain falling all day,
Cox 4 MoRRlsoN, Of this city, are making
the boilers for the Wellsburg water works
THE Linsly Cadets will give an exhibl-
bitioH drill at the ALEXANDRA rink tins
evening.
"BuRR OAKS" closes iis weeks engage
msnt ct Charley Shay's Academy oil Music
TO night.
To.MoRRow ends the reign Of the ground
hog this season, and yernal Spring may
now be looked for-perhRPs.
THR last practical talk in the Young
Mems Christian Association series Will be
given next Tuesday evening by William
Erskine, Esq, Subject, "Civtl Service ks'
FORM"
THR international Sunday School lesson
for tomorrow will be taught by Rev. MI
Randolph, at 5 o'clock this afternoon, in
the Young Memo Christian Association
parlors,
OK Thursday, March %, J, II. Kirk, the
Main street art dealer, will give another.
exhibition Of local works OF art, and
already amateurs arc very much Interest,"
ed in the event,
Iris reported that the franklin Insur.
ance Company, OF this city, Is TO be sued
for the amount Of a policy on the press Of
the New MRrtinsville Messenger, recently
destroyed by FIRE.
COUNCILMAN GILLRLAND awoke the other
morning to find dead in his stable bis best
horse, valued at Sl75. What made the
animal die no doesn't know, and he Tails
to understand why he is the victim oil such
luck.
| A LARGE plate glass window in the front
Of Joseph Emsheimer's window, on Main
street, was broken yesterday, A box
which YVES being lowered into the cellar
slipped and the corner went through the
gass.
LISsLY CADETS exhibition drill at the
Alhambra rink tonight, There will also
DO q race between six prominent skaters
Of the city. Skating before and alter the
drill. Street cars will leave at the close OIL
the session.
An "orange race" will ba given Of the
Chapline street rink this evening, This Ia
always an amusing feature, with the
added attraction that the spectators usu-
ally deyOur the oranges. There will be
good music,
MgETINGs for young men are held every
Saturday evening aud Sunday afternoon
at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms. All men are given an invitation ia
attend. A Bible reading will be given Of
the meeting tomorrow, and q quartette
will sing several selections
REdnT REV. BlsHop KAHN will commence
tomorrow afternoon at the Cathedral q
series OF Sunday afternoon Lenten dis,
courses on "SCienCe and Religion" and
their relations, These sermons, from q
divine Of such high standing, and on q
topic OF deep and universal interest, ought
to attract all the hearers the Cathedral can
accommodate.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord a deed made March u, by Hannah
McManaway and William MCMausway,
her husband, to Peter Welty, in consider
alton OF 81, 900, for q lot on the west side
OF South Huron street, Island. Also a
deed made March y by John q. MCLain
and wife to Henry j, Schulz, in considera'
ton OF $775, for a lot on Penn street, Island,
|
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For Clexslnntl nntl tlhIonrn.

BY taking the 1:47 p. Nj. (city time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at B:25 p.
NJ, and Chicago at 10 100 the following morn.
ing. Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, for all points west.
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PSORIASIS
And oil Itching and SCaly Skin and Scalp
Diseases Cured by Caticura,

psoRIAsIs, Erzema. letter. Rlngworm, Llchen,
Pruilus, sCald Head. MIX trust, bandruR,
B4fberS', IRkCrS', Grocera and WasherWoman's
Plmply HumOrs Of the Skin and Scalp, with Los
o. Hair are positively cured BY Culioufa the great
SKIN Cure, and CutiCora Soap, an exquisite Skin
Beautiaer externally, and CuilGura ReSolVent, the
and all other remedies fail,
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GouT has various names according 10
the parts affected, as podagra, when in the
feet; Chiragra, when in the hands, &c.
but whether the attack is first felt In the
feet or the hands, rub with Salvation Oil
at once. 1t annihilRtes pain. Price 25C.
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EDwARD L. Rose 4 Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe y. NJ. 90. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line oil
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with It's perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail to see the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other maze.
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Don't Walt Until They Are Done.
Mems fine shoes for 81 rs, worth 81 rs
Mems fine shoes for 81 Is, worth 81 90
Mems fine shoes for 81 40, worth So 00
sToNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
10lI Main Httahk.
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WARRINGTON, D. o., MatCh13.-1A,M.-
For the Ohio Valley aud Tennessee, south.
erly winds and light rain, followed by
colder westerly winds.
For Lower Lake Region, stationary TEN.
perature, southwestefly winds, rain .or
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SPRING and Summer stock just re-
CelYed. An elegant and complete line VI
Suitlngs, PantalOOhings ami OyerCOat.
ings, which wewlll make up In the best
style and at low prices. -.
U. HESS 4 SONS,
1921 L. 1898 Market Street.
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H.. 3. Carpenter, Henderson, N, y, cured Of
Psoriasis or Leprosy, Of twenty yeais Standing, BY
CutiCgta Remedies aha most wonderful cure on
Physicians and his friends thought be must die
Cure sworn 10 before Justice Of the Peace and
lIendersOn'B most prominent citizens.