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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-24

hKi CAhIUbbLb NkMhHhb1
Mr.. Campbsll was called out from the
crowd in the rear OF the Dpeskers' stand
and escorted to the front by Gen. Duval,
and after being presented by Capt.
DovenCr to the audience, proceeded to re-
mark that he was on this occasion, what in
military parlancs, would be called a con-
script and not a volunteer. lie had there-
fore no special speech to make. The
occasion was a speech Of itself. Itspoke
to US OF the momentous days Of the past
the stirring days Of 1861, when this
island wherein we are now gathered was
a camp where were sworn in the first SOL
diers from this Immediate border who
had answered the call Of the President Of
tho United States for volunteers to save
the national capital and beat back the
wave Of secession and rebellion that was
threatening to sweep over us.
The historian Of the future will have o
subject worthy Of his pen when he comes
to write OF those days on this border. He
will dwell on that phase Of the early con.
fllCt that in the opinion Of the speaker re.
Elected tho highest glory on tho loyal
people Of West Virginia. West Virginia
had not voted for Abraham Lincoln In the
Presidential election Of 1860. The Re.
publican party In her borders was q mere
handful, The people as q whole were op.
posed 10 that party. All their partisan
prejudiCes were against its aacendency In
the government. But they did not mis-.
take the nature OF the issue that was
mado In 1861. No appeals 10 their preIu.
diCea could disguise the fact from their
patriotic instincts that tho issue had
ceased 10 be Of q partisan character
when the South, Of which they were
nominally q part, had taken up arms to
the government OF their
fathers. II was then that they ceased TO
think OF Themselves a. pSrtisans and gave
10 the world All exhibition Of high and
devoted loyalty that has never been sur.
passed In our history. Who can SAY what
might have been the ultimate result Of
the great conflict had the people Of this
border thrown their weight and influence
Into the opposing scale and made OF this
bland another ViCkeburs 10 thwart the
navigation Of this river and hinder and
delay tho operations Of the government
By land and water? Who eau say what
difference Il might have made had the
%, 900 loyal troops Of West Virginia been
enlisted on the other side? That was 4
lime when II did not need great deal 10 |
Turn the scale. II Is not too much TO say
That the troops raised Oh the botders oil
.hB slave states saved the Union. They
tho sentiment within the
border slAleB that stayed and beat back
lie rebellion, and enabled tho govern.
ment TO get q ioothold IN The enelny'B
country.
We mover can sufficiently honor ths
men who saw their duty clear along this
border In tho dark days 81 1901, and IL 10
indeed well that We have these reunions
u the heroic men who answered lholr
,ountryB call In those dAya. These oc.
iaslonB are schools for the young who
lave since appeared on the stage Of action.
They here learn the story Of the war In
III impreeslve way. They SEQ their iatheta
md grandfather gathered here, carrying
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Pan Handle Excursion to Cincinnati, So.
Saturday, September 25, the r., @. & st.
L. railway will sell excursion tickets to
Cincinnati at the rate named above, which
will include admission to the exposition.
Tickets good for return passage FIVE days.
Tickets now on sale at Pan Handle ticket
office. Trains leave at 7:20 A. NJ. and $40
Il. NJ, city time.
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Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
DIR, G. S. Wellous, Of Barnesvllle, was
among the reunion visitors.
Mr., O, L. Hagan, Of Grafton, Is at the
Mcclure House,
John Mcdonald, Of New Cumberland,
was down yesterday,
Mr., Lee M. Marsh, Of Washington, Pa,
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. Apologize, OF Wellsburg, was at
the st. James yesterday,
J,W. Webster and daughter, Of Flush
ing, we're among the lockers on at the re-
union.
Hon. John L. Ruhl, OF Olarksburg, was
among the old soldiers on the speakers
stand yesterday.
w, T. White, OF Deep Valley, Pa, and
Miss Iona White, Of Bolton, were regis
tered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Lee Raymond, OF Olsrksburg, and Prof.
7. O, Miller, Of Fairmont, helped swell
the number Of Wheelina's guests yester'
day.
Mr.. Ilndley Hose and Mr.. Levi Cassell
Of Burr'a Mills, both formerly Of Bellaire
were among tho Ohio boys in blue who
reuned.
BTessrs. Walter aud Alex. DRrrah, Of st.
Clairsyille, enjoyed the reunion as much
apparently, as the boys in blue them
selves.
Capt. Basil T. Bowers, Of New Martins
~. In Ian
Signal corps during the war, was among
the familiar looking visitors yesterday
Mr.. Joseph A. Lsrkin left last evening
for Chicago, Omaha, and othor western
places. While in Omaha he will visit his
brother Edward. ..
Hon. I. NJ. Riley, editor Of tho St,
Claisyills Galele, took in the reunion,
though he did not, like Editor Hunt, oil
the Chronicle, ride white horse.
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KNMEFLiNn.
missionary Meeting.

A meeting Of the wOman's Home Mis-.
sion Society Of the Pre6bytery Of Wash.
ington, Pa, is to be held in the First Pres.
byterian church Of this CITY next Thurs
day. This meeting will b., preceded by a
general meeting, to be held at the same
church Wednesday evening, TO which the
public 10 invited, aud which will be ad.
dressed BY one or moro gentlemen from
abroad. This meeting OF the Society
promises 10 be more than usually interest,"
Ing,
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was appointed by the president to draft
bylaws, ETC., to govern the association,
and to obtain general information per-
tanning to the interests Of q permanent
organization Of ex.prisOners Of war,
Ex,prisoners are requested to send their
names and postotiice address to ]. Z,
Bowers, secretary Of the Tri.state Asaoci'
alton Of ex. Prisoners Of War, Wheeling,
W Va.
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The steubonville base ball club will put
in an appearance at the Fair Grounds to.
day and tomorrow, and will play two
games with the local nine. Both clubs
have been strengthened, Wheeling by the
addition Of Patterson and Smith, new
battery. and Steubenville with Speidel
and Joe Miller, the famous Savannah
shortstop. The game will be called at
the usual time, and as the clubs arc evenly
matched, very interesting sport may be
looked for. The mines will play to-day in
the order given below:
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CuTIOuRA KENFDIIeS

Unl0ntoWn, Ky,
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I,,IwnrIlL 1,n.n q Cn.

Ladies' in want OF good sewing machine
should call on Edward L. Rose & Co., who
are the sole agents for the celebrated
Standard and>White sewing machines for
this city and State. Their reputation for
square dealing Is a guarantee that persons
purchasing q machine Of them will get
the very best in the market,
They hsvo also the exclusive sale for the
"Caligraph" ype writer, tho most perfect
and rapid writer made. Business and pro.
fessional men should remember this. A
call Is solicited before purchasing else
wherei their place Of business Is No. IS
Twelfth street. .
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Another large and fasnioablo audience
assembled at the Grand Opera House last
night to witness the fifth performance Of
the "Silver Spur" Company. This is one
OF the best musical comedies that has
been presented here for some time, and
Manager Gsnther has shown himself to
be iirst.olass theatrical manager. He
runD things in flratclass style, and tho best
people Of tho city are his patrons. The
grand matinee Saturday afternoon prom
ises to be tho event OF the season, when
the price Of admission will he only %
cents to all parts o! the house. Gallery,
10 cents.
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Yes, the old adage Ia right, but II The
liver 10 dlsordered and the blood becomes
thereby corrupted, the had "hlood will
tellN In diseases Of the skin and throat, In
tumors and ulcers, and in tuberCles In the
lungs (arst stages Of consumption) even
although the subject be descended In q
straight line from Richard CUur do Lion,
or the noblest Roman Of them all. For
setting the liver In order no other medi.
cine In the world equals DR.. pierCe's
"Golden Medical Discovery" Try II, and
your "blood will tell" the story otiLs won.
deriul efficacy.
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SKIN, s; @! ;;I,,,

uuMlLIATIEG EruptIons, Itching and Burning
n gkn fortunes, I.O6thEomO Cores, and every apS'
Giles vi Itching, scRly, Pimply, Inherited, sJrolu
lOus and Contagious Diseases OF the Blood, SKIN
aud Scalp, with LOss OF Hair, from infancy TO old
age, arc positively cured BY CuTICuRA, tho great
skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAR, an exquisite Skin
HeRutlhOF, externally, aud CUTICURA tEsOLvENT,
the new Blood Purifier internally,
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The greatest causes Of this dread disease
are excessive heat and improper food,
Infants who are fed upon Mellin'B Food
will pass through the hot summer safely.
A phyDlCian In one Of our largest cities
brought DIP Ills babe upon II, and wrote
the following 40 his experienced During
these two years, while living In the most
denaely populated and most glCkly part Of
the city, during intensely hot and In.
tengsly cold seasons, OF no time has our
child been serlouSly affected In comfort
OF health,n
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Tie leading daily papers, religious, az.
rioultural and SECULAR weeklies, maya.
Slneg, Local List, Village List, with cost
Of advertising in them oil, may be found
Ii Newspaper Adyeftlslng," d valuable
pamphlet ioi oil advertisers. Sent free BY
George i, Rowell't Co., 10 Spruce street,
New York.
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Tho wellaburg band, the "Gas City,
boys, whose neat uniforms and fine music
made SO favorable an impression yeSLsr.
day, rendered the 1NrKLMaEScER Office a
complimentary serenade last night, which
the force highly appreciated. The band
% cfeditto Wellaburg, and she ought to
be proud Of II
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CoYEREp WITH SORES.

have boon afflicted since last March with a
Skin disease tho doctors called Eczema. My face
was covered with EcRbs and sores, aud the itching
aud burning were almost un6eanble. sGeIng your
CutlCuTa Remedies 80 highly recommended, con-
Cluded TO glyo them trial, using the Cuticura and
CutlCurR Soap externally and rGEolVGnt internally
for four months. call myself cured, III gratitude
for which make this public statement.
Mis-. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of Sultlhgs, UIercOatlngs
aud panlHlOOnlngs. Also u full limo Of
our celebrated KILT Jackets. Scotch
9' q. HESS & SONS.
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Smith and Patterson will be whecling'l
battery to-day.
II. & o. Excursioh to Cincinnati.

Saturday, September 20, the B. & o.
will sell exeutsion tickets W Cincinnati
and return for S., tickets good returning
five days from date Of sale. No change
OF cars via this line. For sleeping car
accommodations, etc., call on SCENTS oil
the b, 4 o.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the lnStAllnlent plan
Whereby you can secure u watch ut once
Oh easy payments. Call aud Investigate.
JACOB W. CRUDE, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth nnG Market SIS,
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these flags and wearing the insignia oil
their service, and th0y hear from familiar
lips personal references to the events
that have now become matters Of history,
When | look upon these veterans and
remember that year by year these ranks
must grow thinner, l think Of the well
come that was given by Daniel Webster
TO the veterans who City years alter the
battle Of Bunker Hill appeared once
mora on the scene to witness the laying
OF the corner stone Of It's now historic
monument. Venerable men" said Web
ster, "you have come down TO us from an
other generation" Your deeds made 1t
possible for us to assemble here today
under the flag OF our country and COM
memorate your sacrifices. So say to
these border veterans who are gathered
here on this island to-day, 1t was your
loyalty, your heroism, your sacrifices thai
preserved this flag that floats above us
and made 1t still the emblem OF an undi,
yided country. We owe 1t all TO you, and
therefore we extend to you to-day ouE
heartfelt greetings.
A LETTER FROM GEN, KELLEY,
After the singing Of "When Johnny
comes marching home" and the an
nounCement OF the meeting here mex
wear Of the Society OF the Army Of Yves
Virginia, by Captain Oarlin, Captain Doy
Nner read letter from General b. +
Kelley, presenting his excuse. for .abssnr!
and expressing his regret, but urging o.
the boys TO meet him In Wheeling mex
wear, The latter evoked applause.
Prof. Orago read fine poem, "Ih
Last Reunion" in that mastery name
Of which 40 Is master, 1t aroused enthu
sissm.
COLONEL CALDWELL,
Co!snel George b. Caldwell was then In
troduted by Captain Dovener as zone Q
| the biggest soldiers in the amy" Colone
Caldwell was greeted with enthusiast
Applause and cheers, He made a mode
reunion speech-short, boiling over witt
enthusiasm, full OF personal "Reminiscences
not without grsver feeling, and Conclud
ing with peroration which was the noE
eloquent thing heard from the stand dul
during the afternoon. II was general!
voted the best speech made, and TIL
iion, Lorenzo DAniord, Of St. Clair
vile, captain in the Fifteenth Ohio Vo
: untaer Infantry, was then presented, an
! made an eloquent speech, urging Gpoo
the old soldiers their duty to DO all l
. their party TO secure pensions for con
? rades who were entitled to them. Thea
sentiments were heartily endorsed, ID
8 eulogy Of Lincoln was grand, and arouse
: the crowd wonderfully.
"MMching Through Georgia" was tho
sung and the crowd dispersed, with thTe
! cheeia for Mother Holiday, whom OaI
! tain Doysner presented as "a mother
, Israel, who gave four sons to the Union,
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u. & o. EauurSlon To Cincinnati.

Saturday, September %, the d. 4 o,
will sell excutelon tickets 10 Cincinnati
aud return tor S. tickets good returning
five days from date OF sale. No change oil
cars via this line. For sleeping car 90.
commodatlons, etc., call on agents oil the
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AcKRR's BLOOD ELIXIR Is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t isR positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptions or syphilltic Poison.
ing. 1t purihes the whole system, aud
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee 1t, Logan & Co.
and Charles Menkemellsr.
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EVERY lady in the city Is going to the
"sllver Spur" matinee Saturday alter
noon. Admission only % cents to all
parts Of tho house.
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Broad Brook, Conn. So
SCALE, FACE, EAus AND NECK.

was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face,
Ears and Neck, which tho druggist, where goi
your remedies, pronounced enc Ot tho woEt cases
10 try your CutlCurA Remedies aud after i've days
use my EcAlp aud part Of my face were entirely
cured, and hope In another week 10 have my
cans, neck, aud the other part Of my face cured.
ZOE, Fourth Street, Now YoiE sN'4'AN BLADE
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IroHING Disc AsEs CURED

Cutlcura stands at the head oil It's Glass especial.
ly Is this the case with the CutlOuTR Soap. Have
the prevalence Ol an aggravated form Of Itch
through EOnO localities In tho country, In which
the Cutioura Remedies proved satisfactory.
W. l.. HARDING, Druggist
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cents; REsoLvIET q %; SOAR, % cents P0TTER
DUO AND CHEMICAL Co., l0Lton. Send for "How
10 Cure Skin Diseases"
nc IlTlFY the Complexion aud Skin by using
lEHu tho CnLlnMtA GnAn.
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TOR REMIT
TRusTEE's SALE.

by virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust made BY Bridget
N06no 10 me ~ trustee, the nBt dated Scpt'mLg.I
B 1854, recorded IN tho oflCO Of tho ClefE o. Wy
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, "
Deed Of Trust hook No. 20, page S5t the HNGn la
dated April Q, 1855, recorded III said Clerks 1llvG
In Deed Of Trust look No. ~, page 1874, VIII ~
d public auction Of the front door Ol lhu VOu''
House oil Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY or SEPTEMBER hS
commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tho following o. y,
BCflbgd property that Is 10 sAyt certain pigV s
PARCEL oil ground lying and being situate " w
oily Of Wheeling, county Of Ohio and STATE Of AZ ~
Virginia, more fully described "A follows ~
south half Of lot numbered iOftythteC 49, uluhS
TN the cast aide OF Market street. OIL the hOfR VIZ
Of TWenlyt0yenlh street. and NJ the corner ~ I ys
streets, Giid half LOT has frontage 81 IMgnup,'I
l2l iOOt on Market street, and extends Deek ons
ever. width, binding on tWenly'seVChIh hfe'' WV
hundred feet 10 All alley, ,-,,t,, an.
Tho title Il believed 10 DO perfect bul VIII Xxi vi
yOy only tho tluO vested Iii me by tAlu uVVuo
tItist, ,-......,. .,,,o
TERMS or SALE nc.thlid aud a inqch, Ino "
a. the pirohNef elects 10 Jay In Gi on we G"1 "a
sale, the balance III two equal lhsMlllneuh XIV
and two year,, notes beSfng Interest lIOl Wy XIX
Of NlH 10 BIO given for the deferred IhylnenNi Ky Ky
building 70 10 kept insured for the btlehi " XXI, si
deferred payments, and The tito retained u""'
payment u made In llll; "a, ,,,vrvy r,u.,ce.
". II. HALLKR, Auotlontch AuS
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Dr.. Il. W. Hill, glens Falls, N. ",
says. ~ have used II IN cases Of nervous
and general debility, and always with sue
cess. consider Il All excellent remedy
for atomic dyspepsia, OF any low state Of
he system"
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Every lady In tho city should 20 to tho
"SllVerSpurh matinee Saturday afternoon.
Admission only % Cents 10 all parts Of the
house. Gallery only 10 cents.
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o THE SEWING MACHINE Is the cause
A IA Of Uterine Pains and Weakness For
HsfASS Aeliiug hldes and Back, Kidney Pains,
W4SS3 sclRtica, Chest Pains, Weakness and
R129. Inflammation, the CUflcuRA ANTiPAIN
PLAsTEE Is lnialliblo. 2Sc, seq wSAw
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Gkle 3lstsIIirsuCQr.
oaiosi Mn. 70 aad u Fourlcontn Street.


Commissioners Sale.
Wanted "A Cook.
Wanlcd--FumaiC Help.
A Lard-Inu. T.. troll
NntiCu-.l. n. Wallis.
FUr Sale Upright Piano.
Clothing d. uIndllug ~ Co., 4ill pAgc.
Wedding GliM-l q. Dillon, 4th page.
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Great game tO.day-.slOubOnvillO Va.
Wheeling,
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LADIES, remember the grand "sllver
SpnrD matinee Saturday afternoon. Ad.
mission only 26 cents 10 all parts Of the
house, Gallery 10 cents.
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DARN AT PUBLIC SAFE,

Tho undersigned will ol,er al Public Gale OH Tho
promises, on Tuesday, October s, 1896, tho farm
known a. tue Bailey Farm, containing 100 Rcres,
Situated four miles west Of bridgeport and one.
half mile north OF the National Road. Terms easy.
WAS URFtDn, o.,
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Ala meeting Of the ex.priSonss Of war,
q committee consisting Of William W.
GllphriSt W, II, sheib and ., y, Irwin
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Cincinnati and return by tho u. 4 o.,
September 70. Fare for ronud TIP, 90.
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lIOrsrOrd,s ACID phosphate

Best game Of tho season lo.day-StOu
bCnvlll0 vs. WheOllng-don't miss II.
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WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept. 23.-1 a. M
For Western Pennsylvania and WeBt
Virginia, fair, slightly warmer weather,
variable Winds emitting TO souLherly.
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Joe Miller, the famous Savannah short.
stop, will play short ior Steubenvllle
to-day.
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Extraordinary but nevertheless true,
We refer 10 the announcement OF B. +.
johnson 4 Co., OF Richmond, In which
they proposs to show working and euer-
getic men how 10 make from 500 10
y. 800 q year over and above expenses.
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FXECUTOR's SALE.

E,AEUUTOR'S SALE.
Tho undersigned will sell at Public Auction, 1t
the trout door OF Ohio county Court House, Oa
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1856,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, II. M, the following
property, viz: HouIe and Lot oil the west side Of
Goal Street, below Fourth Street, III Wheeling, W.
Part Of Lot No. 40, on the west side Of Main 81,
about 8S feet Q inches front, extending buck ~
equal width the full length Of lot.
Also, the undivided one.hRliO Of Lots II and IL III
Whites subdivision 10 Terre llAutG, Indiana.
Also, Two shares stock In the North End Skating
Mnk. -
WV. HOGE,
Executor Alexander lannell,
w. II. HALLRR, AuCtlOnGCr. LeLiG
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Cincinnati and Return 50, by tho Pan
Handle Route.

Saturday, September %, the p, O. &st.
L. railway will sell excursion tickets to
Cincinnati at the rate Of s. for tho round
trip. For tickets and further particulars
call on ticket agent OF Pan Handle route.
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). s. Good ( %, sell dry goods the
cheapest
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r" U. 8. Senator Vest, Of Missouri, Said,
81 Jacobs OIL takes away oil pain,
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ThormomOtUr Isecora.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnepfs drug
store, Opera house corner, yesterday:
YAM, o. II M H'iSP. Nj 760; 1n M,
7Do.
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Enr @e,rt.
NOR RENT.

Four Nice Rooms, Upstairs,
RiverviOw, No. 1865 Main street. VIII be Fntol
only toa family withou. children. Rent payable
monthly In advance. ..,,
apfi9 JAB. l.. HAWLkY.
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WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT
wv earnest man TO represent, In his own losNI,
ity, q large responsible house. A remunefSIIye
salary TO light party. Steady position. References
exchanged. AN, MANUFACTURING HOUSE, Il
Barclay 81, N, Y. W!Ih