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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-24
TINE BASIN.

Tho Annual sCraping Out OF the Water
Works Reservoir.
The annual cleaning Of the city Water
Works was commenced at midnight last
night. 1t Is not necessary to make this
announcement to Wheeling h~ouseholders.
They have already found it out, and II
they failed to notice Superintendent
Riddles advertisement in the daily pa.
pers In time to draw q sufficient supply to
last them during to-day, have found 1t
out to their SORROW. superintendent
Riddle put q force Of about se~yenty.lYe
men at work aud, when last heard from,
was pushing the work with all speed In
the hope Of having the job finished by 10
o'clock this morning. Considerable dill.
Guilty was experienced In getting a iorcs Of
men this year owing to tue big demand
for laborars on the natural gas pipe lines,
and the highest wages have to be paid al.
ways on account Of the unpleasant char.
acter OF the work.
This year q departure from the old rule
was made and the north, or smaller basin,
was cleaned first. As soon rs this
was finished tho pumps were
put to work, and pumping at
the rate Of 100000 gallons a day
coon had 1t lllUd, 80 that at no time was
the city left without a sufficient supply OF
water, very muddy, II Is true, but avail.
able In case OF fire. The north basin being
attention was paid to the south
one. About four feet oil Shiny mud was
to have settled all over the bottoms
Of both basins. This Is swept and sCraped
aud shoveled out so far as possible, and
then enough water 10 let | from tho other
basin to thin down the mud to such a con-
that II will Iun out the waste
pipes. This mud is run down the alley
north oil Eighth street TO Market, where It
enters the eve About three tons Of
Is thus washed into the river au.
The thickest Is wheeled and
shoveled upon the hill below the basin,
where the heavy rains soon take 1t the
same course as the portion that Is washed
out.
The popular idea that everything from
discarded hoop skirts to drowned dogs
and cats are found in the basin Is an error.
seldom Is anything discovered when the
water Ia run oil more sensational than q
beer bottle or a rusty tomato can. The
work is very unpleasant and trying. The
men are compelled to work In mud aud
water knee.deep and sometimes waist
lsep. To avoid evil effects Superintend.
ant Riddle last night passed around fairly
good whisky at reasonable intervals. The
liquor Is handed around In a wooden
with a lineup TO drink from.
Most Of the men drink temporarily, but
here eoneo or two who had lobe watch.
ID, and several others who did not touch
he whisky. To encourage the men Mr..
promised them q keg Of beer II
hey finished by a reasonable hour.
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WI srArE.
Accidents aud Incidents In West virginia
and Vicinity.

eAA NANAAANH
Harvey Midkif, Of Coal Valley, while
playing with q revolver accidentally dis.
charged 1t Wounding himself badly in the
leg.
Randall Portsrsnd Caleb Linthicun, two
eolored men Of Coal Valley, got into q row
and both were shot, Afterwards both
were arrested,
AS. Hughes, Esq, Of Berkeley county,
declines to run Tor the Democratic nomi-
nation for Prosecuting Attorney, owing to
failing health,
The New Dominion Straw Board Mill at
Shepherdstnwn, which was sold ut o
special commissioners sale some time
since has been sold again, this time pTi.
yately to the Union Straw Board Company
Of Akron, o., and will be started up
shortly,
Half a dozen or more Of the Washing.
ton liveTymen who run buses and other
c~onyeyances to Camp PenteCost on last
Sunday during the encampment OF the
Tenth Regiment, were prosecuted by the
Law and Order Society. All but one paid
the fine Of 81 each and costs,
Point Pleasant Is said to be the oldest
English town on the banks OF the Ohio,
It Ia the Jamestown OF the Ohio Valley,
The tirst mention made Of the place in the
acts Of the General Assembly, Is DeCem.
Der %, 1902, when q ferry was established
from the lands in the Northwestern terri
tory,
In addition to the destruction Of grow.
ing crops near Oadiz last week by the
cyclone that swept over that section, the
timber blown down will make the loss q
severe one, In some places oaks, over
thirty inches In diameter, were broken of
like pipe.Rtems, and stately hiGkories torn
from their moorings, Tho sugar camp Of
James Thompson, q mile north oil Oadiz,
is completely wrecked,
Secretary OF State Walker has issued a
certificate Of corporation to the
Empire Manufacturing Company or.
ganizsd for the purpose Of manu-,
featuring, selling, renting, leasing and
operating Walkers adjustbls car
axle for street cara and railroads. This
corporation will keep its principal office
In Charleston, and the charter will con-
tinue till July lst 1896, $1,000 have been
subscribed and 500 paid In, with privil'
eye OF increasing the capital stock TO $780,
900,
Evidence Is acGumulRting that there is
located within Washington county an
organized gang OF burglars. West Middle.
town has suffered three times this sum
mer; Mrs. Kerr's store, at Gross Greek
village, wa robbed very recently, and
Monday night the hardware stores Of S. ].
Bell and O4mpssy 4 Wilson, and the gen.
eral merchandise atore OF W., O. Anderson,
at O~laysyllle, were gone through, We'd.
ncsday night the thieves acooped down on
Catn nj blTgaud wentthroughthree estab-
lishmonty. EltrauCo was force in each
Of these places in a manner that leaves no
doubt but that the burglars were we'll &C.
qusinted with the locality. They have
also shown themselves 10 DO familiar with
the lay Of the ground at the scenes Of the
other Tobberies, McConnell's general mer-
Chandise store, at Houstonville, was also
entered Wednesday night, In all Of these
instances scarcely anything outside OF the
money in the cash drawers has been
touched,
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I,nver.-Itin.l,nrt.

Mr.. William p. Rogers, one Of the prin.
Ctpal men In the office Of the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company in this city, was
married Thursday morning to Miss Ida
Rlnshart, Of %Sharpsburg, Pa. The Pitts.
burgh Commercial Gu.ele, in referring 10
the event which was q very fashionable
one, says; "Aiter the usual wedding
repast, tue happy couple left for
q Western tour, mid the shower
Of rice and good.wishes Of wedding
suestsss The bride is a%welLknown society
lady In this vicinity, and ranks high as a
talented and accomplished musician, with
q lovely soprano voice." The gentlemen
10 the Office hero and Mr.. Rogers other
friends, are a~nxiously awaiting an oppof.
tunity TO offer congratulations.
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proposals.
Martins Ferry Ohio, Water Works
TO Contractors aud Manufacturers
Of Water Works Appurtonnncc,,

Sealed proposals. will DO fOohiyed by the Trustees
o. The Water Works OF the city Of Martins Fem,
Ohio. a. theft office In said city, until & OiClrCk Z
the lOth DAY or AUGusf IN
loI nc c01hllu lou Of 4 syst m Of water WOtkL
Inc pecldoliio Ions and dfAwlng, will BE- ftaiJAI
me ON % o. said Trustees about July "a, lssG
Ihe Work Involves the conllTup Ion OF = Pump
lng 5lAlon; Z Rnoryalf, pumplnR Machinery, luf
nnhlng And laling.A approximately seven inlle'9'
plpe ranging iton fourteen TO four lnrhe H. l.
Sme'et' inoludlng one hundrd aud lhlftythna
nAIea. 90 also furnishing and setting niU
Double h0ule Fire iiIdranN.
Ino machinery, TO have capacity oil l,NOO1
glllons 10 twenty four hours, and 10 pump el.hei
aiIees inio Tho distributing pipe IyIt.m OF ins0
The work 70 DO completed on or before the dnt
day Of December, iBy6,
The Board Of Trustees will entertain pfopUhi'
% oonittuul the Water Works entire, and also
separate proposals. for any part lhUrOL.
Pfopoaah lgf constructing the entire works muN
be accompanied with q solvent bond Of lWo ih9..
tAnd dollAni - 4 guarantee Of good faith % lhn
pAil Of the bidder and prOp.iaI i0f sepana
paiu o. the work must 10 accompanied WIN
solvent bonds In amounts stipulated !. the l9tm
Oh n0tloe 70 contractor Inviting bids iOf Tue diner
cut BRANCHES Of the work.
The contractor iof the unlifo work will be- fG.
quilted lOglIe bond 10 tbs amount Of Que bundled
aud llty ,hQnlAnd dOllAiH, properly secured l0Ih'
sure aiAllhill completion Of The WOfk, ~
Copies Of the specifications and Of The iOfmiOI
the Advertisements Tor the different BRANCHES Of
Tho work win DO iuinlhId, when ready, by tho
Itlitel, upon application.
Ihe Trullooa reserve the tightto contract iof w
enute Hofl q . whole OF 10 tontaci it w
dlgeftnt paris separately, or to reject any o. 81
bi9L khould they deem, u Tor The Interest Of MAT
JOHN l. WELSH,
MM. LlPplAllDli
j. A, N. BEiLA
Trustees.
Clio, iioRsUNg,
Constructing Engineer,
MAhftNd FERlY, July 70, lsb9, W.
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ABARN BURNED.
Heavy Thunder storms in the Country do
Considerable Damage.

Heavy Thunder storms IN the Country 10
Considerable Damage.
Thursday afternoon between 8 and 5
O'Clock there weIothrse distinct and heavy
storms, accompanied by wind, loud thuu.
der aud very short lightning that passed
over Liberty district, this county, doing
considerable damage. The heavy storms
clouds passed over this city but did not
break they were noticed and commented
on By d number. The most serious dam
age done was the destruction OF a large
barn on the farm Of Mrs, Mary ]. Morgan,
a widow, living about one mile and q hall
beyond Clinton on Bethany pike. The
barnWaastruck by liRhtniRgab about 4o'clock
and being in a dry condition, burned very
rapidly, nothing bang left at the end Of
twenty minutes but q mass Of ruins. The
barn burned so rapidly aud the attention
OF those on the farm was so closely devoted
to tho housekeeping that from being set
on tire, that very little wa saved. One
hundred bushels Of corn, q considerable
quantity OF other grains and hay and
farming Implements and harness we've
destroyed. The loss is not far from 5 $1,000.
Six Telegraph poles planted along the
farm Of Mr.. Ben Speidel were also struck
and shattered, and tho wires generally
disarranged,
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&eliotoms alotiees.

rSBDISCIPLES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wy ING Al 1850 A. y. aud $50 =. \. BIZ Rev. II.
Slmplou, pastor. Sundsy scho u at 800 an.
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IN TIE WASHINGTON FIELD.

Tho W. Tn. Natural Gas Company Up IN
Force Guarding Its Disputed Leases.
The Washington field was also full Of
interest yesterday. The Tsylorstown
mystery was not opened up, but prepa.
ratiOns are all ready for that performance
which may be expected at any time. Sec.
rotary Heard and Superintendent Lam.
bling, OF the West Virginia Natural Gas
Company, were both in the city yesterday
but claimed to know nothing outside Of
the fact that a little trouble was being had
with the Niagara Company. MI. Lambing
left on the Hempfiela last evening, pre-.
sumably for TaylorBtown. How much
trouble has been had and the situation al
the well may be learned from the follow.
ing, from last nights Reriep.
The wildcat mystery Of the West Vir.
giniA Natural Gas Company, on the John
MCMannis farm, n mile and q hall from
Tayloratown, wa the center OF all Interest
to-day. When the REpisD reporter visit.
ed the scene this morning he found the
derrick guarded and steam up ready 10
begin operating OF Q moments notice.
Nothing was done up TO one o'clock and
II Is quite likely that nothing will be done
to-day. The gas company began hauling
lumber for q rig on the Jas. Noble farm
this morning which lies southwest OF the
McAIannls tract. This 10 q disputed lease
which the Niagara Oil Company claims
10 have 1rst right. Yesterday the Niagara
people had o solitary guardsmon on the
iArm but be was elected by the
gas company's men. The gas men
put ten guards on the property, and they
were reinforced this morning by eight
more. In addition 10 this there are thirty
mon working on the gas llne who can be
brought into rsqulhIon at a moments
10 say nothing oil eighty negroes
who could be used II Il come 10 the worst
The tank house has been completed aud
everything Is In shape 10 open up the
mystery at short notice. One Of the scouts
gave the man In charge a great deal Of ex.
afcise by compelling him 70 keep walking
around The rig all night Two scouts are
ID the ground to-day 10 see that the well
makes no sudden break. Probably fifty
came 70 see the opening up cefe.
nnhiha ihia f%OfenOOu,
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DrIdEeport.


Stephen Hobson, Of Flushing, was down
on business yesterday,
Probate Judge CASTOR and Clerk Cash,
oil st Clstrsvlllel were In town yesterday.
Charles SwiScher and Miss Matte Order
were quietly married at 81. Clainyllle
Thursday. The boys ssrenaded them last
night.
". A. Hunt and wife, Of st. Clairsyllle,
passed through town yesterday on tlolf
way way to Hopedale 10 visit MI. Hunt'S
parents.
The stockholders Of the Ohio Valley
Glass Company did not put In an appear.
Ance yesterday, and consequently no
meeting was mold and matters stand "a
they did before.
James Lyle, who 10 somewhat insane,
was locked up yesterday morning, Il being
considered dangerous 10 allow him 10 run
at large. lie threatens suicide II not no.
Grated. He will DO taken 10 the Athens
Aaplum next week,
There will be no service at the Kirk.
wood NJ, i, Church Sunday, Rev. Mr.
Winters being absent on \ two weekBi
vacation. Al the Presbyterian Church
Rev Mr.. Hays will preach In the morning
on sabbath Dissertation" Ia the evening
the fourth Of his series Of sermons on he
Usual services will DO held al other
churches
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ArRI-srArE REUNION

To be Hold Hero Next SeptombUr-COmmit
tees Appointed.
The meeting Of old soldiers at Lincoln
Club hall last evening to make arrange.
ments for the proposed reunion, was mol
only well attended but wss very enthu.
slastic in spirit. 1t was definitely deter.
mined to hold a Grand Tri.state Reunion
here September 2S next. General l. IL.
Duval was elected permanent President
and p. b. DObblns, Secretary and Treas
urer. The following committees were ap.
pointed.
Arrangoments-C. H. Odbsrt, W. S.
Meek, W. H.. Haller, w, GllChrist, John
Reid.
Finauce-G. W. Baggs, @. E. Irwin, j.
f. Bowers, D. B. M~cIlwaine, F. II. Crago,
W. h. Sheib and Frank Stanley.
The appointment OF further committees
was deferred until the next meeting, which
is to be held at the Court House next Fri
day evening. all citizens who feel at all
interested in this movement, and all
should feel that way, are earnestly
requested TO attend that meeting,
at which the final arrangements will
be made. The Finance Committee will get
to work at once collecting subscriptions
for the purpose Of d~eirsying expenses. 1t
is proposed to make the Reunion o great
success In every Notwithstanding
such as tho monster affair held in S.eu.
benville several years ago was. II will be
q great thing, not only Tor the soldiers but
for the town. twill bring strangers here
and will bring the town into prominence.
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ohnrle. r%lemnnn,. Funernl.

The funeral Of Charles Tiemann, who
died Wednesday, took place yesterday
afternoon from his late reSidonce on Mar.
ket street, and was largely attended. The
Young Mems Democratic Club, oil which
the deceased was an active member,
turned out about thirty strong, under
command oil Mr.. George MAthlson, In
their Uniform Of silk Lat, Prince Albert
suit and white gloves, and, headed by the
Opera House Band, acted az an escort
from the house 10 Greenwood Cemetery,
whore the intermOnt took place. Eight
members Of the club we're detailed az
pAll.beAfers and carried large bouquets Of
white flowers, The floral offerings were
pfoiuse, embracing q number OF hand.
some desiRns, and nearly hid the clsket
from view. The line Of carriages that
followed the heafse wal q very long ons.
Mr.. Tiemann was very popular, and his
death ls greatly deplored by . large mum.
Der OF friends.
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Out of LocnI Politics.

Attorney General ALI. Caldwell was in
Parkersburg this week, and while there
was interviewed by a Stale Journal re-
porter. He said:
1--WE are apparently taking no interest
In political matters up at Wheeling and
l think II will be found difficult 10 en-
thuse the people up our way over the
coming Congressional and Legislative
tickets this fall. | really cannot tell who
the Wheeling Democrats arc in favor Of
for Congress. l am down to business and
taking no part in local politics."
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You may hunt far aud wide,
Der the hills you may ride,
Inst trees " 1f, CyptssA and boaCht
hut us q fact that's vol known
That Ia every gone
Ohio Valley Coffee Is within eyury ones reach,
llsa name that briggs luck,
And tutk, EVIL aud Cauuuk
lind IN u q lAy0f most sweet
Aud were you 10 Inquire,
10 -, earth OF up higher,
Ohio Valley Rlo you N sure 10 meet
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the drill wa within nlnety.Hve feet Of the
Gordon sand. To-day the boiler Is to be
removed, and this work aud the making
Of connections will prevent any further
drilling until Monday, The contractor ex,
tends an invitation 70 the stockholders to
90 up on Tuesday and see him bring the
well in,
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RIVER NEWS.

sings Of tile Water aud Movements Of tile
Steamboats,,
The towboat DAuntless 10 laid DIP al the
Belmont Goal works.
The river was falling slowly lael evening
with a depth 10 the channel Of only 4 feet
1 inch, Al Pittsburgh and points above
the rivers are on Q stand.
The steamer Telegram has gone on the
docks at Point Pleasant In place Of the
steamer Storm which had been on under.
going q general oyefhAullpg,
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Special sunday Excursion via the II. q O.H.il.
Commencing Sunday, June 0, and con.
tlnulng during the SUMMER months, the
Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion tick.
els 10 Pittsburgh and return al the rate Of
81 30, and Washington aud return 81,
Ttainl leave, city time, 6i00 A. ", 7iS5 a,
u, and 1885 p ~,
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The John Hancock Mutual Life Insur.
ance Company yesterday, through their
District Agent, Mr.. ]. B. Lockhart, Of
Bethany, paid 10 the children Of the late
Mrs. Louisa II. Sheets, Of Bellaire, o.,
5000, II being the amount Of a policy oil
insurance Mrs. Sheets carried in this old
reliable company.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 24.-1A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania generally fair
weather, stationary temperature, variable
winds.
For ohioand West Virginia, fair weather,
followed by local rains, stationary tenn
perature, variable winds, becoming south
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The sItuntIon Id Terre Mnulo.

I1Te AdHle 6diae'
Anything new" ssked a GazeRe writer
Of Mr., Samuel Bridwell this morning.
"No, not especially, all departments are
In operation and We expect to turn out
full product sOon,"
"NYill the signing OF the Pittsburgh
scale by the LaBells mill have any effect
on the situation here2"
mo, not a particle"
The two nail factories, the pudding
department, the cooper shop and the
heaters and rollers at the Nail Worka are
In operation,
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YOU are cordially invited to call at our
salesrOom and examine the Standard Ro,
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
eel, easiest and %BLillest running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood work. We
arc general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph ( Hammond Writing Machines,
Write for catalogues.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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FoR ten or twelve years 1 have boon Sc
veTely all .ted with Oatarrh. Never
before found such decided relief as from
Ely's Cream Balm. | consider myself
oured.-J. w. BURLINGTON, Mechanics
vile, N. Y. price 80 Cents.) TrHsAw
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IT pays 10 trade at II. +. Behrsns' stores.
The best housekeepers have known Il for
many year1. His business speaks ior
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In one week Ely's Cream Balm opened
a passage In one nostril through which l
had not breathed In three years, subdued
an inflammation In my head and throat,
tue result Of Catarrh.-Col. o. NJ. NEIL
LAY, oWego, N. Y. (See adv.l TThs4w
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Though pure aud simple, and 10 mild,
II nigh. DO uied BY any child,
Yet sOLOD0 Vt llto Iwiit aud sure
That mouth and teeth vita NOndrOus speed
From tartar aud from faint are feed
TIL they become GWeei, white, and pure,
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9Eal ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Double Brick Home, No, 100 aud 10! Fifteenth
slreSL rooms - each house; wa,Cr IN each iIIof,
alley In rear, all on iull halt lot. pncs sJ.ttG' va
No 7i0k Market street, b TOOnG. ri.e Il IN
Terms eaSy-SNO CASH q long time aud Inail pSSy..
meats On balance. ny
street. Price 5000. ~Nn
Nc, ols lCOclIoCh street, Q rooms, pfcc sl,sa,
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Thcrmolnrler lLeeord.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday {:
IA. NJ, G50i - NJ, S2';S p. NJ S9'i Z. p.
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THIS number Of students entering the
Wheeling Business College 90 lar this
month 10 iofty.six, OF this number nine
entered the Bookkeeping Department
and the remainder entered the Summer
Rchool,
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FRRr Snow at St. James Hotel tonight,
Every body come.
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches on the install nent plan
whereby yUu can secure u watch nj once
on easy pay ment tail ana Investigate.
jiUOB ". GRUBB, Jeweer !,
Tor. Twelfth unl Market SIS.
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INC MheeiInE conrnnt,. Mon.

Word was received al noon Yesterday,
by the Wheeling Oil Company, Of this
city, from their we'll on the ialr grounds
q, Little Warrington, V the eject that
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OGIcoi Nus. a5 aud ~ Fourteenth street.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

wanttd = Room aud hoard.
wanted AN Agelt for y he'ling.
YRnHuuI-UeO. 4, MUMcChC 4 q Son,
lIuy tho Csl-ExCel,lgr BAKING Powder.
DetUmt:d kngllsh Lham bgf u.G.
StsCki Tor S4Ig-l. lrWln, stsCk Croker.
Wanted -lW Good hiuOu.
RlJ's Uicam Halm for lAtirTh.
List Of Iettes.
Itl giOul Notices. Fourth page.
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Of soz0DoNT, renders 1t the most agree.
able article ever used as q tooth wash. II
has none Of the acrid properties Of the as.
tringent tooth powders, and instead Of
contracting the gums, 1t renders them firm
and elastic.
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Clearance Sale
Of Summer Shoes and Slippers at reduced
prices. L. V. BLOND.
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Closing out
all our Gents low cut aud cloth top shoes
at prices regardless Of cost or value. See
display In window. L.V BLOND.