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Misses smith and sherman Coming 1laoE.

Misses Smith and sherman Coming Hack
Miss Jennie Smith and her faithful
Coad Tutor, Miss Addie Sherman, win reach
Wheeling this evening, and will begin
their work In the city tomorrow after.
noon Of o'clock, In the Chapline street
rink. This announcement will be very
gratifying 10 oil who remember the noble
work Of these devoted women during their
previous visit 10 the city. They arc uni
lormly successful In Gospel Temperance
work, and will undoubtedly aOCompllsh
great good during their stay Of nine days,
They come here under the auspices Of the
Bite Ribbon Association, an organization
composed Of oil who signed the pledge And
put on the blue ribbon duringtEe summer
meetings, and Of which Hon. q. WAT.
kinBon ID President, II 10 only after tif.
gent solicitation that they consent 10 come
AZ this time. Their meetings will DO held
during the coming week In ChRpline
street rink, They arc entirely undenom.
national, and Christians Of oil churches,
and temperance workers Of oil names, are
cordially asked 10 be present and Join In
this work. The only service held In the
rink tomorrow will be the one al four ,,
N. Miss Smith will DO at the Baptisi
Church In the morning and At Chapllne
blreet NJ. II. Church In the evening,
Miss Sherman will DO at North street III,
y, Church In the evening,
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q VEIN T0RPRpoED.
Wheeling No. 1 on tho Washington Fair
Ground Treated with Giycerine.

Wheeling No. on tho Washington Fall
Ground treated with Giycerine.
For sone time past the production oil
the Wheeling Oil Company'sl No. well,
situated on tho old fair grounds, at Wash.
ington, Pa, which it will be remembered
started OF in great shape when the Cor.
d on sand wag stTuck, has been steadily
falling Cd and lately has not been doing
over five barrels an hour or at the farther.
est 1870 barrels a day. The Board OF DIrec.
tors after consultation with experts de-
Cided that the pand was becoming clopped
with parattiue, and that the use OF a tor.
psdo would open up the well in q paying
manner. Accordingly, about o'clock
Thursday evening twenty quarts OF nitro
glycerine were lowered In the well and
the "go-devil" loosened. The response
was almost instantaneous; the oil shot up
twice as high as the derrick and It was
fully an hour before the oil saver could be
put one. The rush Of gas was enormous,
tho roar being one that could be heard for
q long distance; sand aud paratiine were
thrown out In large quantities. All day
yesterday the well was doing at the rate
Of so barrels an hour.
This company's No, 2 well has also been
torpedoed for the purpose Of STRENGTHENING
1t. The drill had encountered slantinS
ledge oil rock which was turning the drill
from its true course. Twenty quarts were
exploded on II and II Ia expected that AZ
soon as the we'll Is cleared no further ain.
Guilty will be had In putting the drill down
further,
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a SURE CURE


In Speech,
Prof. Stubs. who ia at the pNrloF Of
1915 Main street, Wheeling, w, Va, office
hours I to 10 q. nj, 10 0 p. M, for y short
time for the cure OF suffering and STAN
meripg, wishes parties afflicted 10 call and
SEQ testimonials from persons In different
sections.
DR.. HerriCk, OF Huron street, Cleveland,
o., declares that VT Is based upon the
psychological functions Of the vocal organ
and the application o. scientific principles
for tho corrections oil the defect. BY his
method he has treated my soil with de.
cided benefit and | have confidence Of
ultimate success" .,....I... Hl b..
Allen T. BrInGmGde, City Solicitor, Of
Cleveland, whose son Was treated by Prof,
Stubbu, states that his Bpesch has since
been perfect, no impediment whatever,
Thomas o. BrinsmRde, tho young man
who was silltCted for ten years with statn-
mering, says; II can now consider my
self completely cured, would not be
deprived Of your instructions for $4,000"
Raw. Il. ]. Miller, 90 Ninth street, Pitts
burgh, having received instructions, tes-
tilted that the cause and cure OF STAN
mering and ntuttering as given by Prof.
StuhbB, will effect care.
w. II. Martin, ai0 Grant street, Pitts
burgh, says he has been o stammerer for
fifteen years aud that u weeks experiences
with Prof.. sLubbs hGg cured bin,
Geo. Hardy, drugglHt, at Grafton, under
date OF September 26Lh, 1886 states: u
am confident that by following his In,
structlons, all difficulty Of articulation
will disappear. l have been q sufferer
SINCE infancy and fully appreciate the
value otreliei." %
o, Il. Prichqrd, IS Euclid Avenue,
CLEVELAND, who has been o sufferer from
the effects Of d hair lip, alter an interview
with Prof. Stubs, said: ~ find can
talk natural, II l follow bis Instructions
with moro enso than to speak by the for.
Taer habit. A thousand dollars would
not be taken for the benefit obtained.
Rev. A. Reed, pastor Of the NJ. E
church, South Paris KY, gays: "From
instructions which Professor Stubs has
thia day given me, believe he can i'm
part information TO any public speaker
who Injuries hia throat and voice In the
effort 10 speak" DR., X, D. Cooper, re-
lsrring to the above, says he knows Rev
Reed we'll, and that he had considerable
throat troubles, and that any statement he
may make may BIO relied on,
Thomas Smith, protetaorin Georgetown
college, KY, whose daughter WAS so AZ
fiCted that che could scarcely be under
stood, states that she can now produce
combinations OF sound that she Q ould
never before compass, aud lam quite CON
adent that her articulation will, In time
hanOn,a nnripck
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TIE cInouIT counr.
Yesterday, Proceedings IN Both Parts-ThS
County Sued.

Yesterdays Proceedings In both PRTts-Thu
County Sued.
In Part OF the Circuit Court yester-
day, His Honor Judge Jacob presiding,
the Thornberg will case again occupied
the entire time. Witnesses are still being
examined and this work proceeds very
slowly. A goodly number Of spectators
and listeners arc attracted daily.
In Part II, His Honor Judge Boyd pre-
siding, the motion made by the defend
ant in the caao OF j. 4 NJ, Abrams vs.. the
REna Fire aud Marine Insurance Compa-
NY Of Wheeling, IN assumpHlt, to SGT
aside the verdict Of the jury was over
ruled and It was ordered that the plaintiff
recover against the defendant the sum OF
Sl5 Al, allowed by the verdict Of the Jury
with interest from September 2S, Several
exceptions having been made, including
one to the overruling OF the defendants
motion to set aside the verdict, execution
was ordered stayed for sixty days In order
To allow the defendant to apply to the
Supreme Court for q writ Of error and
supersedeas, bond Of $500 being Fixed
for that purpose, .err.
The case OF W, II. Johnson We. the
Board Of Commissioners Of Ohio county,
on appeal was put on trial before Jury
composed Of j. y DsloO, Peter KlRss,
George Carl, George FTeldel, VIM, ehlpton
and Frank Warner,
This case is one that has attracted more
or lesa attention in the proceedings OF the
Board Of County Commissioners Tor some
time past. johnson was temporarily
an inmate Of the Poor HOUSE
under the regime Of the late Captain
Plsnkey. Recovering from his diSabil.
itIes sufficiently to be again able 70 get
about and esrn bis own livelihood, he
claims that he was retained at the farm a.
Hospital steward ct q salary Of SO per
month, He claims to have served as such
for sixteen months. At the end Of that
time, desiring to leave, he could not get
the money he claims due him and has mol
been able to get It since, MI, ]. D. Elso1
appeared for johnson and Hon. ]. y
Woods for the county. The Jury mol
agreeing was adjourned over until this
morning,
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Mems Solid Heavy Boots 81, at
Stones Cash Shoe Store


The following item from a recent issue
ofthO Chicago Daily Mers refers to thai
well known former citizen Of Wheeling
lately "travellng for his health, and will
DO read here with interest, not to Say
pleasure:
L, Il. stoltsbury waived examination
before Justice sCully to-day on the charge
OF burglary and was held to tho Grand
Jury in bail OF $1,000. Last Friday, 1t ID
said, DO broke into the residence Of W. O.
johnson, 19l South Peoria street, and
stole about $3.50 worth Of property, con.
sisting Of two suits Of clothes, S. in
money, undertaking, etc.
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Lille seems hardly worth tho living Ia
many q tired, unhappy, discouraged
male weakness, for which she has been
able to and no relief. But there iB a Ger.
tain cure for oil the painful complaints 10
which the weaker sex 10 liable. We refer
to DR.. Plerce'B "Favorite Prescription .
10 the virtues Of which thouBands OF
women can testify. AS q tonic aud ner.
vine II 10 unsurpassed. All druggistg,
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WHAT TT mas DONE.

This administration has done a great
deal In the way Of reform. Where II has
failed, II has been because II was thwGrtod
by Republican Senate, A largo area OF
lands improvldently granted by Republi.
can Congresses TO railroads have been re-
stored to the people % heritage for
their children. There has been some
complaint that the President has been
GLOW in turning out officials and appoint.
ing Democrats; but wait, myConntrymen.
That 10 a business that cAnuot BIO pursued
like laying worm fence; IL muOt be gone
about with elaboration. II will not be
long TILL these Republicans are oil out
and good Democrats In their places.
then the Democrats will run this govern.
mont Applause, and they will run 1t
well and with duo regard 10 economy.
eau give you a specimen from my person.
81 knowledge OF the good work Grover is
doing Ia that line. There was IN old 40.
uuaintAnCe Of mine, San, Wilson, who had
been employed In q department Of the
Treasury bureau at Washington. Some.
time ago no CSpe home nRd complained
10 mo that they had put him out. "What
iorP" asked. "Oh," said lie, General
lt1senCrauE came along there one day and
asked, How long has this old fellow been
here7 They told him sixteen
years, He's bsen here long
enough aaid the General 'lOt
him Rpl" Just walt my Countrymen, II
will all come right ID good time,
TlIE ArrRAL DtRRCT.
The Judge next took up the nubieCt OF
tho 100000, 600 surplus which was such
bugabOo in tho CanpaiSuOi'sl, This had
beVn wiped out, or nearly 49, In paying
tho public debt and psniionB. Tho
speaker, To borrow an expression OF lila
own, Expanded on this subject consider.
able" lie promised Il elected 10 Con.
gtuaB 10 zee that no man honeslly entitled
70 4 pension should miss II BY hls vote,
"EleGt mo 10 Congress" be said, "Thsre
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City aud Wheeling FoIkO
AbroaJ


strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk0
Abroad,
Mr., P. E. Tierney, Of Weston, is regis
cred at the Stamm House.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles i, Evans and Mr..
and Mrs. William Hoey, are at the Nc
Lure House.
Capt. O, w. Bachelor, the we'll known
Pittaburgher, was registered at the Nc
Lure House yesterday.
DR.. A. F. Gasmire, who has been in
Cleveland, o., the past week on q buSl'
meas trip, returned homela5t evening.
Misses Larus and Amanda Hill, oil
Bealsyllle, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. William
Wendell Of the South Side.
Miss Mary Smith; a charming young
lady OF Philadelphia, Pa, 10 the guest o.
Mr.. Peter Bonnenberger, OF the South
Side.
Mai. Bob McC. Smith, OF Columbus, the
handsome and genial travelling passenger
agent!ot the Q. B. 4 Q, road,arTiVed in the
city last evening.
Mrs. Robert Frew and slster, Miss Net
tic Burt, Of Wheeling, W, Va,,are Waiting
with their uncle II, NJ. Ihglsr and family
|-ChicagO. o., Times.
Miss Mary Rainey Of Kinderhook, N. Y,
who has visited here several times, and
who has large number Of friends here
il 10 be married on the Goth, inst, TO gen
tlemAu by the name Of Wait.
Hon. H. w. Hoffman and daughter, Mis-
ReRsie, Of Cumberland, Nd, are guests al
the residence OF Mr.. j. 4. Norman OF
Chaplaine street, where another dRugatel
has been visiting for some time past.
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Morgan was in the city yesterday on hill
way TO Charleston from Morgantown
yhero no has been visiting tho University
and RAlrnont, where be inspected thu
Normal gchool. Mr.. Morgan reports tht
schools OF the State in a ilourishipg con
ditlon and improving steadily.
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IA pAnLon MArclt.n
A Better Company and More AttractiV
gusCInltIes. a.

A Better Company and More Attractive
SpGGInlties. a.
At the Opera House last evening
Messrs. Evans and Hoey and their enlargr
cd and greatly strengthened company rem.
dered the funnieat of iarces-Hoyts, "a
Parlor Match" The piece is somewhat
tamillar to thester, goers here but the
manner in which 1t Is put on this season
makes It practically q new play. The
spcclalities and music are all new aud
fine, tho drill by the "ghosts" especially
so. The play Is iunnier than ever before.
The house was packed upatairs and down,
and the audience rosred continually. II
will be repeated OF the Opera Houee this
afternoon at the matinee, and again this
evening. Reserved seat at Baumer'g.
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Y. NJ. g. A, Announcom ents.

The study of the international Sunday
School Lesson will DO conducted by Rev
DR.. Cunningham at o'clock this after
noon. The meeting is held for all who
are interested in the Sunday School leBsonl
and all such are invited to the meeting
this afternoon.
From 1880 o'clock till $3.50 young
mems social religious meeting will be- held
at the building.
The young mems meeting will be hold
at o'clock Sunday afternoon as usual
Tho Rev. Mr.. Simpson, Of the Disciples
church, will conduct the meeting.
On Monday evening the Association
Literary Society, aud tho Glee Club will
fnnnk
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Tho railroad evangelistS, Miss jennie
Smith and Misc Sherman, will hold their
fret service in tho Qhaplino street rink on
Sunday at p. M, and continue each
evening during next week. Each day
meetings will be held in different parts Of
the City, Rs the way may be opened. All
are invited.
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4 call is respectfully requested from
persons contemplating purchasing ma.
chimes, to inspect the Standard aud
White Sewing Machines. They are at
the head OF the list Of first class machines,
and fully guaranteed, Our long expert.
ence In the business enables us to place
before the public machines that surpssB
anything heretofore offered, and pur.
chasets will do well to call upon us before
buying.
We are also the sole agents for the re.
nowhed Caligraph Type Writer.
9tf EDWARD l., Rosr & Co.,
No. So Twelfth st.
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ECZEMA
AndEvory Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured


ECZEMA, or Salt RhOuin, with ils agonIzIng Itch.
{ DgAnd burning INSTANTLY relieved by warm
bath with OUTlCURA soar, aud q single applICa.
ton Of GuTiCUHA, tho great skin Cure. Thls 10.
nCNted daily, with two or three doses Of CUTiCuRA
kssoLvENT the new Blood Purifier, 10 keep the
blood cool, tho Precipitation pure and unirrltats
lug the bowels open, the liver aud kidneys active,
Will speedily cure EcEOina, letter, RlngWOrm,
IS1riNlS, LlChen, PiuriluS, ECAld Head, Dandri1,
aud every species OF IlOhlng. SCaly, aud plmply
HulnOIs 0i the Scalp and skin when Tie best ply.
ElClRns and all known comedies fall
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oHIeel No.. ID and " Eourteontl slroot.
New A Advertisements.

Wanled-A Position.
NGntOd-LNdy or gentleman.
Wanied--COal Miners.
W0It(l-A Travelling Salesman.
Plumbers, AtIGntIOn-JOs Bell Il Co.
WOmAn's Exchange,
, EtnyCd-COw,
Choke Pieces Ewing n;OL
New Peas : Geo, X. hCMgChen 4 Son.
List Of Letters .....
Clothing Brll les, An plsC,
BlOCutlOn-MLss Ella Dillon, illl page.
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A Woman rotullyIIurt

A demented woman whose name could
not be learned, but who has been wander,
ing up and down the Ohio River Railroad
track in Ploasants county for some days
past, was accidentally run over on the
track Of that road Thursday night some.
time, a short distance below ST. Mary's,
and both limbs mangled 90 that they had
to be amputated. She cannot recover I;
she was not found until yesterday morn.
ing, when she was removed TO the Pleas.
ants county poor house and her injuries
attended 70.
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@l1 Dearborn


Some I've months ago had tho pleasure 10 ia.
form you Oi my Improvement In the tsO oil the
UuriCuRA REAEDtkA In my case Oi leytfp Chronic
kC1gmA ktylhOnAlOaa, and 10 day CheUfluliy con.
firm oil then said, consider my cure pCiiect
aud complete and attribute II gullIely 70 your
remedies having used no OllGfs,
FERNAN EsRNCtlAnDO,
$500 iCnnA Avenue, ST. Louis, No,
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Where to lind the NswspaperB.--Geo.
P. Rowell & Co.'s Newspaper Advertising
Bureau, No. 10 Spruce street, New York,
receives an average Of over 1000 papers Q
day. There Is hardly one in the United
States or CanadR not on file. They ad-
yertiso in them all, and do very large
buRineHa.
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Sore Throat, Loss of Voice, and Catarrh

sOFo AHFo"J A"uHH Va '"iSo' """ S"""AH'
DR.. slocum, No. 60 Sixteenth street,
nskes Q specially Of treating oil forms Of
Catarrhal Diseases, Hoarseness, Loss oil
Voice, Polypsus Of the Nose or Throat,
ETC., In the most skillful manner known
to those who devote their EXCLUSIVE stten.
ton to such diseases. Tonsils extirpated
without pain. Enlarged tonsils injure
the voice, obstruct the breathing, and
thus poison the hlopd, There ls not the
least danger either present or future in
their removal.
DR.. Slocum can be consulted at his
office and infrmary between . a. m. and
8 p. m. Diseases Of the Eye, Ear and
Throat exclusively.
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NATIVITY, EOCI,


NATIVITY. SOCIAL STATE OF ADULTS.
Tss %beFs ID Il. . SiRS
Germany. .,....,,........ 90 Widows ...,..., 49,.
Ireland ....,...,,, 4Wdowers .,...,..
Other Countries, and ''mood" .;.r.",- "....... .
Unknown. II 'IoieTable ..".",,".,.
The mortality record for tho quarter lust ended
shows an unusually good condition 81 tho health
Of the city, the death rate being Is parcCnt lower
than for the corresponding quarter last year, aud
q perceut lower than for the q arter ending June
70, 1883. "A glance al the moFIuaFY table reveals
tho wards most doAClOnt In iewcrs N have suffered
most The III hth ward, with nearly o percent Of
the whole number Of deaths, Offers mllO RpreRl
TOR better sanitary regulations more eloquent than
words
OSGr 10 ptr cent Of the total number al deaths
were Of children under years OF age, About Is
percent wee due to EYmotlc diEGAEeS
II Tho CrtInRt Try now under pTncoSE OF CopSttuc.
ii0n, when completed and IN operation. will thor.
Onghly ami nIonlpiY destroy oil the disease pro.
IduCins kWhtt lhOes that have heretofore been de-
posted IN the RIVER or upon It's banks and Fevor0l
town. and cities above III have kignillod thOlf
Intention Of duplicating our furnace ioF the de-
EttuCIiOn Of garbage and night soil, as soon az |,
eau be shown to be SUCCESS, thereby leSsOnng the
amount Of letuSe from cities aud towns poured
| pollution.
The Water hoard has been engaged earnestly In
nyesigtlIons upon the subject Of water EanltailOn
it's tobO hoped that It may be able TO devise
some plan v hereby the condition OF our drinking
water may be greatly Improved,
The lmplrlLy OF tic drluking water Is one OF tho
greatest factors In our prevailing hIgh rate OF NOR
t4lltY, and while much sanitation Il being done
In tho way Of paving streets aud LESS III laying
sewers all the ktawGrs north Of Seventh street con
tliiiG to yomit their foul contents into the river
within few hundred feet pos which supply IhC
basin upon the hillside, from which water Ii die
tFl9uted 70 eonklmeu. When the people Of Wheel
Jug are given water Of standard purity 10 drink
a city with our delightful bltuAuon, aS 10 climate
and other natural ADVANTAGES, aud not before.
| GkO, ], GARRISON, NJ n,
| On9 HPoIfh OnlnSr
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1I;ollalrO.


Col. ]. F. Charlesworth was In towr
yesterday.
John Martin has gone 10 Wheeling Il
work for the D. 4 o. railroad.
Miss Jessie Holiday, Of s!ubenyille, ID
the guest Of Miss Jessie Sharp.
A son Of John Sullivan died yesterday
Of Group az his home on Rosu Hill.
Rev. Mr.. Hooy will again preach at tho
First Presbyterian church tomorrow.
The First Presbyterian church will
probably BIZ heated by natural gas in a
few weeks.
Ionic Lodge A, +. & A. NJ. had a ban.
quet Thursday evening Of which over
city members aud visitors pRrlook. n
Thomas MAloney has yivOn up hia con.
tract for filling az the new creek bridge
and Capt Thomas Garrett will do the
work.
The work otIaying natural gas plps and
test t,ibe for che Windsor hotel, tho Globe
Hou6o and the Ohio Lantern factory 10
about completed. n
Three new telephones hAve been added
10 the lBellAife 1xchange--lhe Atlantic
Tea Company, William MuUlaln and
Morgan 4 Heath.
Df, Calvin MCCullough Of Kansas, 10 at
his fathers here. His marriage is an
fiounCed for next WednB BdAy evening 70
Mis- Laura Grove, f. IIti
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Salt RhG1m, on head, neck, face, arms and legs
for seventeen years; not able 10 walk EXCEPT OH
hands and knees for one yeast not able IL help
myself for eight yCAn tried huhdtpds oil rene.
dies doctors pronounced my case hOrelCSs, per.
inRnently cured BY the UUTl1uRA REtiDtEs.
WlkHlCDONALD,
DAD OnnYldFTisi ChtNabn nj
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FALL and Winter Stock just received.
A full line Of Sultings, OYerCOatlugs
and PHntalOOnlngs. Also full line Of
o6r celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
IL q. HESS & SONS.
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Are sold BY ali dtuggls.i Pflce, Cullouta, b
cents, iIEs6LYENT, d VOL soar, y cents Ptg
pAfJu BY tie rOTT8R DnUu AND CHEMICAL CO..
Boston, Send for "HOW 10 cure skin Diseases"
REALITY the Completion aud skin by usinI
pEhu the Culluufa bOap,
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Rev. WIN. II. Chapman, pastor Of The
NJ. Il. Church, Georgetown, D. O., wrote
us; "Haylng had an opportunity TO teal
the excellent qualities Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, l hesitate not to say II ID
the best remedy | have ever used In my
family" For Group and whooping cough
It is a Buro cure.
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The great success OF many agents en-
ployed by B. +. johnson & Co., Of Rich.
mond, is pretty good evidence Of the ex.
cellence and popularity Of the books they
offer 70 sell through their agents. This is
q reliable houge, and any Contrsuts made
with them you can depend will be faith.
fully carried out,
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We are receiving goods daily Of all the
latest styles in hats and iurniahihg goods,
which we are Offering to our trade for lesS
money than ever before.
NOBLE Bios,
1904 Market Street,
Under Mcclure House.
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We chow the finest line In the city at
tho owoet prices. Ask to see our 81
quality, cheap at $l,85, guaranteed not to
cut. sToNE 4 THOMAS,