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Anl,ing Republican.

Mr.. Charles F. Teter, OF Philippi, wasin
the city yesterday and received a warm
welcome from bis many friends here. Mr.,
Teter is one Of the growing young lawyers
Of the State, and one Of the most active
andable membera ofthe Republican party,
At the last election no came very near be-
ing elected to the House Of Delegates, not.
withstanding the big Democratic majority
OF Barbour county. His friends are now
urging him to become q candidate for the
State Senate in that district, feeling conf
dent that his recognized ability and great
popularity would send him to that body
on a good strong majority, where he would
be one Of the most active and influential
namharu
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GO AS Yon PLEASE
On tho II. s. D. Excursion to tho West or
NOFtllwcst

On tho IL, 6 o. Excursion to tho West OF
Northwest
Wednesday, August IS; Wednesday,
Setember s; Wednesday, September %,
On the above dates, the Baltimore &
Ohio agents will sell round trip excursion
tickets to points in Texas, Kansas, Ne.
braska, Minnesota and Dakota, at the
lowest rates ever offered. Tickets will be
good going ono route and returning an.
other. To Kansas points, e%xCursionists
can 90 via Chic3so and return via St,
Louis and Cincinnati, or can go via St.
Louis and return via Chicago, with stop
over privileges.
THIS IL one OF the best chances you will
ever have to see the great West and visit
friends.
For full particulars and rates, call on
ngents OF the Baltimore & Ohio, or write to
John T. Lane, Passenger Agent, Wheel.
ing, w. Va. .
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Ons llpe.LnylnF IN Town,

The iootwalk oil the east eide Of the
Market street iron bridge was torn up yes.
terdAy by the employees Of the Natural
Gas Company VI West Virginia, In order
that the pipe layers might lay the main
that crosses 10 the other side Of the creek
al that point, under the flooring. II was
a bad place for the men 10 work. In
other parts Of the city work Is progressing
fairly on the lines Of both companies. ID
many places The bouldets have been 10.
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pAaaINo TngIR HEADS.

Gradually the roar grow louder until Il
moved up the hill where thoy could heal
themselves think, and the men drilling
the we'll stuffed cotton in their ears Il
deaden tho sound. II this preCautior
were not taken the rush OF gas woulC
ruin their cars. Later sven this wRs moi
sufficient, and the workmen wrapped
towels and handkerChiefs over their fsCsl
and heads. Even then the roar was pain
full, and persons 100 yards distant could
not hear conversation unless shouted. A
short time finished The well, the gas pour
ing out 30 strongly that 1t was impossible
10 operate the tools.
The string was then drawn out Of the
hole and preparations begun to "chain the
lion down" This is itself an interesting
process. 1t 10 impossible to give any idea
Of The strength Of the well, further than Ia
say that it Is as good as auy Of them in
the field. Tie Company's process Of shut.
ting in the gas Is interesting. A heavy
elbow pipe Is clamped on the inner cas-
ing SO as 10 carry of the gas, and q heavy
casting Is Clamped on the onter casing.
These two clamps are then screwed down
to tho beams under tho derrick door.
This places the entire weight Of the derrick
directly on the gas. To prevent the inner
casing from bursting the space between
it aud the outer N is loaded with shot
and cement. A pipe leading into the
main pipe line Is then connected with the
top OF the well, and the immense volume
ofthe gas rushes into the pipes, ready fol
consumption in Wheeling, Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport and Bellaire as soon as the
connection Ia made.
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An Author Thrown.

Prot, Randolph Leonhsrt, A. NJ, author
OF "Ihe Wild Rose Of the Beaver" "To.
nonqua, tho Pride OF the Wyandots,N
DOLORES" Through Blood and Iron,'
"Tom, and Tinker" etc., Is In the city.
Prof, LeonhOrt ia also the author Of "Ger.
m IN In Rhyme," a work oil real merit.
He is q brother.inlaw OF Edmund Book
ing, OF this city, Prof, Leonhart 10 unfor-
tunstely almost totally blind, and while
he does not trade on his misfortune, his
misfortune obliges him to rely upon bis
books for support. He Is selling the
WorSs hare.
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How tho Southern improvements NrS Made.
Tho Louisiana State Lottery lightning
struck on Madison street, Memphis, at the
last June 10 drawing, Mi. j. u. Bemely
and exc oBtmRster Hon. j. II. Smith, who
went In q dollar apiece together, drew
$4,000, or 5000 each. II 10 reported that
they will add II 10 the iund for protecting
the South Memphis river ront,-MemphG
ADbedL, June 1S1B80. paw
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TOR BALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
Tho following Ioh on wheeling Island belong
Ing 70 Tho estate Of tho lAe VIM, ACC0y, yISi
i0A 40, %, OF and "a on Broadway,
Lots No. 30 aud 90 on York street
Lou No, W, 100 and lOl on VlrF1lA ttieet.
9 10, lOli 100, ITO and iii Cd Huron Alfeek,
L!oN, NO l2S, 10 and $50 on WGbaih 6IfoeG.
Lot No. 1871 on Water ttfegl.
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gtssplmtiom glOticrs,


DISSOLUTION
The firm OF GREER & LAING, ConIatIns CiIL
Greer, Alexander Laing, Win, CruicksaanE aud }.
D, McIlwaln, f. this day dissolved by mutual col.
sent, Mr.. McIlwAln retlriug, The buplneS Of III.
firm will be settled at tho old stand, 1911 and iGt
Main street, All persons indebted to The late Gu
are expected 10 settle promptly, and those having
claims against the Arm will present them k' 10y.
ment.
Tho business will bo continued by the remaining
partners under the same firm name as hertoon.
GREER 4 LAlSG.
JULY 81, 1885. ll
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The celebrated zlnesyille club will play
here to-day at the Island grounds against
the Wheeling nine. Wheeling will have
out It's strongest team, the SAME one that
defeated the Bells, Of Pittsburgh, last
Saturday, and will TRY hard to wipe out
the two previous defeats received here
Of tho hands OF Zanesvllles. The visitors
have lately been playing in great form,
and on Monday last made things lively
for the champion st. Louis Browns. The
game will be called promptly at 1880, and
ladies will, as usual, be admitted free.
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Wheeling Theatre.
The Board OF Directors Of the Washing.
ton Hall Association have changed the
name Of the Peoples Theatre, formerly
the Academy Of Music, in their building,
to "the Grand Opera House," by which
name It will be known hereafter. Wheel.
ing's two theatres will doubtless be "the
Grand" and "the Opera House. hereafter
in popular %parlance. The Grand is being
entirely remodeled, reiurniahed and reft.
ted inside. Tho new chairs arrived yes.
terday, and arc a great improvement over
the old ones. The stage will be lowered
and remodeled. The floor will slope back.
ward from the orchestra, which will be
sunk below the old floor. The house will
be vastly improved by the changes. Man.
ager Genther will reopen State Fair week,
with Kitty Rhoades and her company as
the attraction.
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srARrrNe nm BALL,
The Republican congressional COMMITTEES
~ tbIs DI,trIet Called 10 Meet,

Thn Republican congregational COMMITTEES
OF this District Called to SIeet,
Col. George B. Caldwell, Chairman OF
the First District Republican Executive
Committee, issued a call to the members
Of the committee yesterday for a meeting
to be held in this cityOn Wednesday next,
August IL, This will be the frat meeting
Of this committee since the last campaign
was closed. It Is to be held for the pur'
pose OF fixing q time and place for hold
ing the Congressional Convention, which
will namethe next Congressman from this
district which General Gof has so Rblyrep'
resented for the past two terms, The con-
mittee will also map out such other pre-
liminaTy work as II may be deemed Rd.
yisable to undertake. The members Of
the committee besides Colonel Caldwell
are Mr., o, Il, sGo6sld, Wheeling, Secre'
tary; DIR. Colley shrlver, Bethany Mr.. W
II, Cheuyront West Unioni DR., y. H.
Dodson, Chenille; Hon. John A, Camp
bell, Now Cumberland; Mr., +. A, Robin
son, Olarksburg; Mr., r, ]. Simpson, Wes'
ton; Mr., L. b, Purdy, MouudsVille; Mr..
o, w. o, Hardman, Middlebourne; 7,
Perry Jacobs, New Msrtinsyille. IT. is ex'
pected that there will bes full attendance,
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on and Gas Stoves -Nesbltt& bro.
i, K. Flats ID. Gundllng u 20.
for SalU-liatdwAId, Stoves, TlnwAre, &c,
For BalO-snlll Farm-J J, u Moore,
Pre- etye KettleS-Geo W. JOhnsOn's Sons.
Miss 4, s., rArran'S School for Young Ladies' aud
Children.
Notice -ueOfgc Hook.
lii CiRnCety Ia the Circuit Court Of ohio County.
S5OO Reward = Head Of Local.
Cutiuufa kgmedlGs-foulth page,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
Oh easy payments. Gall aud Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JeWeler,
Cor, Twelfth aud Market SIS.
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TnE Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after a
thorough repairing and preparation, 10
again open for guests. The rates are as
reasonable as will allow for a iEst.Class
table and comfort Of It's patrons. Mr.. II.
II. YanMeler. the owner, still manages II.
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Tho following shows tho range Of the
thermometer as observed OF SOhnepfsd drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a, NJ, so; 12 M 7G'i 8 r. 81, 1854 4.
Al. 7lo,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August AL A. NJ,
FOR Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia fair weather, northerly winds
becoming variable, slightly warmer.
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"TnE best we ever had In our house.,
was the way q we'll known lady expressed
herself when asked how Bhe liked Ohio
Valley Rio Coffee. You lhould Try u,
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NOTICE
TO Tax-Paye1.s!

Tho DOArd Of Equalization and Appeals Of The
city Of Wheeling Will meet at the Public building
for tho purpose Of eQuRllEIug and correcting aSeA.
mellts for the year 1850, for the different wlldA, AlS
o'clock A, n. each day, rs follows:
First Waid-M Monday, July 70.
Second W~ard-TuCSdAy, July q.
Third Ward-Wednes Stay, July q.
Fourth Ward-ThuBday, July y.
Filth Ward-FrldRv, July 80.
Sixth Ward-Monday, August ..
Seventh WArd-IuGsdRy, Augusta.
Eighth Enthusiastically, AuguStA
u A. GAlLEGAN,
jy23
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An NIpoRTANT AGREEMENp
Made by the Pennsylvania Road with Semi.
tor Davis Roads,

Hlhuc W tlc ReunhSlNuhhA ANuhh NANh SeHNe
tor Davis Roads,
The Piedmont 4 Cumberland Railway
Company, an auxiliary OF tho West Viz,
ginia Central, has Issued S65O,OOO mortgage
8 percent bonds to pay tho cost Of con-
sEruction and equipment, The road is to
be thirty-one miles long, connecting with
the West Virginia Central at Piedmont
and running to Cumberland, The feature
OF public interest in connection with the
announcement OF this loan isthe fact that
q contract has been made with the Penn
~sylvanis Railroad Company, under
which at least one.halt OF all the
traffic OF the West Virginia Cen.
trail and Piedmont 4 Cumberland roads
must be given to the Pennsylvania road.
The Pennsylvania agrees to set aside five
percent Of the gross receipts from freight
traffic as a guarantee OF tho interest OF the
new loan, The covenant Is signed by
Henry G, Davis, President OF the West
Virginia Central; Stephen B, Elkins,
President OF the Piedmont L Cumberland,
and George d, Roberts, President Of the
Pennsylvania. BY this agreement the
West Virginia Central will become an i'm,
portant feeder Of the Pennsylvania system
at Cumberland,
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Tie Corner slUns
Of health, wealth and a pAlalablS drink Ia
Ohio Valley Rio Coffee.
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placed and tho street restored Ia It's former
conditions, although II is feared that The
iroats OF next winter and the thAEs Of the
following spring will leave many bad ruts
along the line Of the mains,
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oil our Gents low cut and cloth top Dhoes
at prices regardless Of cost or value. Sec
display in window. i. V. BLOND.
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II you are out Of the city during the
heated term ask your landlord for Ohio
Valley Rio Coffee! Help boom theltown
BY insisting on having 1t.
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araat.I JuLY 81, lss0
Gemeral 2yotiecs.

MADAME G0FF WILL REMAIN
1H1. three days longer In the city, after a two
thS Past, Present and Future, md will give GdyU
Oh all business matters, RtNO ~ eleventh itNci,
and
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wHEELiSu's own Ohio Valley Rio Col.
fee 10 the boomer Of the city. Help II.
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zANEsvlllE VI. Wheeling to-day, DOM
miss the game,
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To make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter Stock We shalt offer
our Summer Stock at reduced prices.
u q. HESS \ SUNS.
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TOR REMIT
Eena1 4otters.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
L Ohio county. In the Circuit COIit Of ONO
County, West Virginia. AuguAI Hlle', 1855;
d. Kuli, Jr., and n. L.. Smith, partncBl
doing business under the ilEm nalnU
and style Of D. kull, Jf.I &CO.I In u
Va.
wGtOrtown Spring Wagon Company.
The object OF tho above entitled suit Is . Y
cover from the defendants tlO SUN Of 81 O,OWNl
breach Of warranty Of contract; aud II apTtAtiug
By an affidavit filed herein that WGteitpw1 spiipE
Wagon Company Is not 4 resident Of the sac o.
West Virginia, Il IL ordered that ldOappeat htp
within one month alter the date oil the hfsl luAl'
cation oil this order and do what Is NECESSARY "
protect its Interest In this suit II III iurtnet Or
dered that this order 10 published and poied "
required BY law.
q the Court House Of said county, this Cth elyo'
July, 1885, t0.Wlti August Rulgt, 1870. m
JOHN W. MITCHELL CeiE'
Published the fiat time July 4 1876.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, CltIA'
DOvENKl & EtsON,
-ly7.we Atlornsys iot rlalnt!M -
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The company'B four wells are already
connected with their pipes, and another
brunch is now being laid to bring In two
more wells in promising localities which
are about due. At each well Ia q "boileI
house" containing q large iron tank, into
which the gas passeB from the well. This
collects any moisture, which Ia drawn of
at will, The gas then passes through a
curved pipe fitted with a safety valve into
the branch line which connects at the
main valve house with the pipes direct
for Wheeling. The safety valves can be
regulated to any pressure, and when the
desired pressure Is exceeded, the gas CO.
Capes and blows OH through a pipe on the
roof. This is covered by an automatic
cap which opens when gas escapes and
closes when 1t stops. These caps are
being cast by Joseph Bell & Co., Of this
city. There Is another larger safety valve
at the central valve house, fitted with q
whistle which when tho gas blows through
II can BIO heard for miles. The gas is now
practically shut into the wells, except
what Is used in drilling. This Is not used
as fuel, but passes into the engine In lieu
OF steam, the pressure on the pipes being
ample to run the engine.
One peculiar thing about the use OF gas
In the cylinder is that when 1t escapes in
an expanded form, 1t generates intense
Cold-or, more scientifically speaking, abb
serbs o great amount OF heat-and the
wasLe.pipe Is coated thickly with hoar
FROST fast as the cooling pipes In a brew:
cry are by the chemical cooling process Of
an Ice machine. 81
FLiNN CRY.
The Wheeling Company has built q
handsome office, a building for sleeping
apartments for lis employees, work shops
and the yalvo house, d handsome octagon.
al building, on an elevated site some dis.
tanCe from Hickory, where Its different
branches unite In the line to Wheeling.
These buildings are erected on neat ter.
races, sodded nicely. The houses, as well
as the boiler houses at the wells, the
yalyee and connections, are handsomely
painted deep blue and bright red. These
are the Uompany's distinctive colors. The
group OF houses iB known as "Flinn City,n
Ia honor Of President Finn, Of the com.
pany. This growing town 10 lighted by
pas on neat poles through It's principal
street. the poles and even the fences being
painted red and blue. z
The office here will be connected with
the office 10 Wheeling by a telephone line
along the pipe route. The poles are now
being delivered along the line. AT EbbittA'
where the pipe for Wheeling joins that
across the river 10 Martins Ferry, about a
milo north Of Wheeling, similar buildings
will DO erected, with 0 telephone station
and valve house, where the pressure In
the pipes can be regulated. The company
has leBB that Ave miles Of . gap 70 all In
ls pipe lines In this county. It's men
went 10 work yesterday running the Pipe
from Third street on Main, north past the
the Top mill 10 the Ebbitts' connection
with tho over the river line and the twelve.
inch pipe from the wells.
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Wheeling, Don't miss IL
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FOR RENT.

No. 1903 Alley II, . fOOmg, iicw house . a''''"' 1
No, 1906 ALLEY n, cast Of hGLOllOch Nrtl "' Nj
No, % North front BtfgUt with 4 Jus CiOp,,"' "a nj
No, iGI2 Market street, desirable ltOte, iOoms
No. M Main street, bublneaA hOtise WllnUHV
OF the best hydfAtllO elevators III 'heCHS"
No, 10 fOuttcOnth street, Q rooms ,o'''"'''''' IA N
No, % Eighteenth street, bfOOinlo. D""'''""''" u j
No. 2lBS MAln street, btOte'fODni ",.'o"' '"'"'' Of" d
No. 2l6O Main street, 2 rooms ,""''s ''" "''''" d
10 " Alley TO- = IOoRiGT .....T, ';1,,, 49,, ''''''' ,," VI
NO. " WenlytCVehln AIIcVh q IVV'"'"'''', h N
No, bag Alloy y, y rooms. .An'" ""''" '"'""'''"' 10
Nc. ia ALLEY 10, 3 looms .nNnauuy "'''' ''''""' IA
No. I'm rear Of 2ll2 Water street .."t"..'.'''' Wv"
JAMES A.. HENRY,
Real tsAlo Agent Collector, and EoAiy rlv'~
OllOg, no.. 1917 MAfkel SIT.
once houtI, 8 O'Clock A. " ob I'm ua'I
embVTL ~
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BASE BALL to-day at Fair Grounds.
Evansville vs. Wheeling, Time, $3.50.
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O,0 n. nusRANns.

iorm Of skin aud blood disease, from PlwbiSe,.'i "
scToiula Sold everywhere, Price: CnllrtTa X
cent?; eOAp, Is cents lesolYeul, al W, ptrTs,
by the POTTER DRud AND ClEHlCGL Co., HIrsitoSS'
Mass, ""a'
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ger asut.
TOR RENT.
Four Nice Rooms, Upstairs,

Riveryiow, No. 1905 Main ltrett. VIII be ttntd
only toR family without children, Rent FIylbt
monthly In advance.
aprl8 JAS, L.. HAWLEi,
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WEAR Balbtiggan Underwear. They
arc the best and cheapest. All sizes at
u. HESS u SONS.
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Clearance Sale
Of Summer Shoes and slippsrsa at reduced
L. VI BLOND.
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9s@ Advertisements,
From lis lbs. 70 Isl lbs,
To the Cutlchra Remedies l Ov.
Ny Health, Ny Happiness.
and My Life.

A day never passes thRll do not thIpk and
Rlluly, o. the Culieun RinelIes, s,ysSt ,peAE
ago, all Of q dozen lumTs formed on INV N.Y. ltAh
ing IN Size from . cherry stone TO An 5,aNSa mug
large Opes were idgktfnl 10 llOk AZ. All ~, lhs
bear people turned aside when they. - 'utlil
itAguSt, aud was ashamed 10 ua Un ma ~ Ia
IN siclely. FhystCliuS NJ d Their t%felir,sn, elOt
all medicines tRlled ~ do ANY goad, m : Apl
o. despAiF | tried the Iutlcurl Renedles SiTIIIsmlthI
tho great Skin CURE, aud Cuuclra Solp. nm WS' IVAN
Nlle skin beRuth1r, . externally, ana Inn ~ vASsE
So'Yeut, the new Blood Purifier, iniu,nsGivn, Y
small Jumps (ssI call them gtalualiy diSsnnna N9
and Tho large ones broke IN about mo N.Y. Ky A3g
charging lRrte quantities vi mlttsr. lr,yInsr, ~
slight sSArS lu my neck to-day u lal M W.
my suffering Ny weight Then was ohnrrs T. ny q
aud htteen sirkly pounds; ny WE'LL t NOW SJis Il W.
hundred Hnd hlxty'one solid, hsRNhy plund" ~
my height IL only. i've feet i've ipchr, i, ny
travels pTaSSsd the CullCura Remedl /. ~
South, East Gni Weit, 10 ,utieum REM 'gg,n
owe my health, my happiness, and my In"
prominent New York dIiggit asked mt Inc All a
Jay, DO you stu use the Uulicum Reme.3iisV ,ag
look to be In perfect healthy Ny Iepiy y. ~
do, and shall always, l have never klosn" H.
sickness - htnee l commenced using he U,,l TaN
RenedleS.' Sometimes | am laughed M nv n VA
Ing them TO people not acQuaIutai with tbsl, p ny
IL, but sooner or later they will come IN tbhyyh
senses aud believe the same as thO.e thai Us,t I =
~ dozens have whom | have told, MIy MI III Y
come when there shall b. a large Cutirur,S Sn nIs
House In every city IN the word, for I'M laSruussipI
humanity, wlere the CuticuEa Rrmeiie, ,bNTG'I
sold ONLY, no that there will DO Fatply a n aN =
ever entering q drug store, ""NN
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Buy yeur trunks, harness, 10, al
J.H. HALLS, 1888 Main street,