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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule In effect SUNDAY. DBCEMRER l8sa. lsnA
until further nOtice

Leave Washington rom ssation. corner Of Nee
Jersey avenue and street.
s4s m. Fast Limited Express for P,sissai and
q s 20 {. 80 e.. g
this train for fast time,
Palace sleeping Cars 70 above points, without change
81 Louis $50 pm No extra fAre Is charged on ihi
For Pif,ss ss at s;ss an with r.rior or .as
with eleepins aT 70 10 P,stsbprs soo Dsero
For Baltimore on week days, 5. s.2o $40, 7so.s:so
$50 i $50 sao 54o Gao s,S sna 80 ,rsaa9
1906 % a On lac. sanss S az. ec SO $40 90
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad AID points south
For ANNAPOLIS. $40 and ESQ am, and 1910 snA
For way stations between Wsshinsioo and Bald
and iSS ' Sunday. ssS Sa s ssa ~ ~
BncS !S da lGy s1csp s on n
and 5;3l p m. daily: 4:40 p m daily, exceps SUNDAY.
ton stanton and Valley Branch. $40 n d.y, a.
points. se AM sne i5 ia @ asy :sc:
sunday For Frederick. $40 am. and 40 pa
For Hagersiown and Winchester. $40 ana ssSs q
sree Ssy sses. S. eo
S3om 14s Msw ST,ss1s E1pTs. .ad
6:25 pm- SUNDAY, 1895 M, 6s5 pm.
From s ssN S. cSS
and $40 pm. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington g 6g10
$40, 7:2O, s:45, 8.O5 and 1890 q m., 12:l6 q 3, q
420, 8, $50, 14o. land ii 90 PM: 6updayA 0so0
52O, s;45 and s05 am- l.3O. hoo. A=20. 8. o50.71E
An trains nom Washington sop q Relay ssasoa
except 40, 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further lntormaiion apply q the baltimore sAl
Ohio Ticket Ohce-WashingtonS station, 610 aud 1854
Pennsylyania avenue corner of l4th street. WhGfO
received al any point In the city.
All p0N Gen. Nance. B.,umor. @ Z LORD
WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WEeTERN RArL
w ROAD
On and amer NOVEMBER l5rH, 1885. raam Wm
leave from and arrive q b md p. 9th and as0s0
Station follows
Leave Washington At 200 am. and As pm, -
r1ve az Leesourg LOO Am. and Gas pm arrive q
Round Hill at llA7 q m. and 1872 pm keturuine.
leave Round Hill Dol m. and l:26 nm: pass Leo
burg 632 am and 2O7 pm; and arrive ~ WasaAe
ton AZ SS35 an and q: u pun
IT, The train arriving At Washington ss SIS ana a.
that leaving washington At 4sl5 pm. IRE dail. e
other trains are daily except Sunday.
Monthly ana Communication Rates 70 all pOdnfA
R. BILL
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Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
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No Bowling Green, or both steerage and cabin 70 orr
BIGELow & 90. eos sth street. Washington d. c.
VERNON II. BROWN Co. New York
Messrs- OTIS BlGEIyOw CO.
no COS eth street washington.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

EMMA ABBOTT IN 1.-THE MIKADo--PRoDUc-
TON OF "THE GYPSY BARoS"-KEESEs ACT
ING DAYS ovER-"rHE MIKADo'' IN GERMAN
MISS WINSTON AND MISS BEEBE
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers ,cM rdv all
Prizes dr0,on In The Louisiana State Lotteries r9L;ch
may De presented at counters
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kxpeCMt on. Borrow. Affection.
Joy. Anger. Devotion. Farewell.
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"HE GOT AWAY, BOB. :"
PRANK RICE BACK n rllr CITY,
He Does a Pltt.bHrgsr up for a Watch aud
Sspae Money aud bslpg arrested Twice,
Is LoeEsd up In DstaultOf sl,OOO
baiI-CApt, Smith Is left,

A former well known "ay" resident Of
this city, "Jim", alias Frank Rice, return.
ed to tho city Monday from Washington,
Pa, where he has been making his head
quarters for some time. Soon alter his AZ
rival he fell in with o Pittsburgh business
man who is said to be named Smith, al d
to be located on Fifth avenue, and some
time In the night he is accused Of having
made away with the mAn's gold watch
and somewhat over $40 in money,
Yesterday afternoon Officer Dunlap
found Rice in Second ward saloon, with
q crowd Of fellows, Rice called up the
drinks for the crowd, and then all started
down town to visit the Equine Paradox
car, On Sixteenth street Dunlap informed
Rice that he was wanted at the City
building, and Rice quietly acquiesCed.
Dunlap turned the prisoner over Ia
Capt. Smith, who said he thought there
would be no prosecution II the watch was
returned, Rice agreed to return 1t, snd
the Captain accompanied him down to
Market street, where Rice went into the
Club House saloon, and after calling up
the drinks, passed on into the rear Of the
establishment,
Pretty coon Capt. Smith returned to the
City Building, looking disConsolate, and
beckoning Lieut., JInkins of to one
side said soTOwiully; "HegOtaway down
there, Bob"
Junkins asked with evident diagusti
"How did he come to get away2"
"Why" said the Captain, ut was dark
back there, and he got away"
A short time alter Officer Watson found
Rice up towp, and capturing him, started
down, Below Twelfth street they met
Capt. Smith, and Jake turned over hi
prisoner. The Oeptsin, it ia said by eye
witnessed, snstChed him like q base ball
player taking fly, and ran him up to
Squire W. Il, DavlB's office, where he wst
committed to jail in deault Of 81 600 bail
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dIuauce, This WIS referred 10 the Finance

dinRnce. This was referred 10 the Finance
Committee Tor report,
An ordinance was adopted changing the
Third ward polling place at all city else
tons from the old Court House 10 the POI
lice Court room In the Public Building.
Several resolutions Of no special impor-
lance we're adopted and at $3.50 o'clock the
Branch adjourned, leaving on the table
DR., GaIrlson's printed ordinance in rela-
tlon to the operation Of the garbage Gre
matory and the disposal OF ofIal, etc,
In the First Branch Mayor Grub pre-.
sided. The Rhsentees were Measrs, Happy,
List and MotRt, The body was not called
to order until o'clock. Clerk GAlligap,
who could not speak above 0 whisper,
was assisted by Mr.. II. II. Pendleton.
Everything acted upon by the Second
Branch was conCuFred Ia. There was
some talk respecting the violation Of the
ordinance in paying Porter Smiths bill
and the manner in which he had failed
10 carry out any Of tho provisions Of the
ordinance, except TO kill dogs and charge
the city 81 head for 80 doing, but the
bill was ordered paid because there was
Q bad precedent for it. Those voting
against the confirmation Of banning and
bis assistants were Messrs, Caldwell, Fer
rell and Kennsy.
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1Asr n1anr,s RFcEpTIoN
q ven by Mt. and Mrs. y. j. Norton at the
Mcclure House.


The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick j. Norton at the McLuFe House,
last evening, was q very pleasant event
and will bs long remembered by those
who were present as being one Of the
leading social events Of the holiday season
Of lSS8'S7. The guests were welcomed
graCopsly by the host aud hostess, who
received in the large north dining room,
which was later on given over to the
dancers, who, keeping step to the music
Of Kramer erchestTe, found the time pass
all too quickly, In the parlor the euchre
and whist players enjoyed themselves over
hard fought rubbers, and IN the corridors
young and old propenRded, gosalped- and
were merry and Psy; at midnight the
supper roam was opened and the tables Of
good things attracted general attention,
the supper forming very acceptable d.
version.
Among those present were the follow.
ing; Mr.. and Mrs, Geo, X, MCMeChen,
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Leighton, IT,, Mrs
Flanders, Col, and Mrs, Arnstt, Mr., and
Mrs, John Sweeney, MIR, and Mrs, Harry
Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs, Platoi Zane,
Prof. and Mrs. d'AuFla, DR., and Mrs, TO
Edwards, Msjor and Mrs, A Loring, Mr.
aud Mrs. Andrew Patterson, Mr., and Mrs,
John RiheldAtier, Mr., and Mrs. d, Garter
List DR.. and Mrs. A, T. Hustled, Mr., and
Mira. Walker Peterson, MI, and Mrs
Fred Seymour, Mrs. John Frew,
Mrs. K, Gardner, OF steuhenyills,
Mn. DR.. G. Baird, Mrs. Robert Della
PLANE, Mr., and MIS-, Frank Jepson, Major
and Mrs, J, V, L, Rodgers, Mr., and Mrs
Charles L. Hobbs, Mr., and Mrs, James
fancy, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Browne, Mrs,
NJ. Pendleton, Miss Annie Hogg, Of Oadiz,
Miss Lizzie BowCock, Of ClarksburR, MtsA
Blanche Euston, OF ST. Louis, Misc
Blanche Rses, Of Pittsburgh, Miss Mamie
Leighton, Miss Virginia Psndlston, Miss
Ida Frew, Miss Lydia McMeChen, Mlsset
Minnie and Lucle Loring, Miss MARY
Bsnkard, Miss Mary Dickey Miss
jamie Good, Miss Curtis, Of West
Liberty; Miss Lille Smith, OF Cincinnati !
Mrs. Converse, Miss Scott, Of Zanesville;
Miss Jennie Baird, Miss Sophie Carr,
Miss Psrran, Lieut.. Il n. Curtis,
Mr. viii MuMeChsn, Mr., Will Whit
MCMe1hsn, viii Doveuer, viii Baird,
Hazleli gummins, Will Ewing, Mr., JohE
0, Pendleton, Mr.. ]. Kelsey Hall, Sam
Patterson, Dennis Banks Of Bsllairs,
Al, Bowie, Mr.. Nye, Of ZIneavllle, Mr.,
Ben y. Allison, viii DslapIRine, Will Ar.
nett, George Vardy, Daniel Heiskell,
Stephen Rice, Hullihen Quarter, Samuel
B. Harrison, John K Davenport, Ed
Booking, Charles Hughes, Dr., ], E. Belle
vile, Walker Frissell, Prof. viii Arm.
strong, Mr.. Ed. Mendel, Mrs, T. O.
Mofat, Miss Mary Hauler, Of CadlE,
Ohio.
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Tho police and rIre ponra Case.

Tho petition Of B. Shepherd and other
tax. payers to have the ordinance eetab.
fishing the City Board OF Police aud Fire
Commissioners declared invalid and an
nulled, came up again In Judge Jacobs
sldo Of tho Circuit Court yesterday on the
demurrer Of the petitioners to the answer
fled on behalf Of the Board and the city.
City Solicitor o 'Keefs, Col. George b.
Caldwell and II. NJ. Russell. E'q, appear
ed on behalf Of the city, and Judge Mel.
vim for the petitioners. The late Hon. II.
G. Barr was Judge Melvin's associate
counsel. When the court adjourned last
evening the argument was still ,unfn'
iahpd.
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Pro-. Morriss ponies and dogs in their
performance last evening exceeded the ex'
peCtstions Of a large audience. 1t 10 Inn
possible 10 give an adequate idea Of the
intelligence displayed by the trained
ponies and dogs in a limited newspaper
notice, and We Van only assure our read
era that the marching Of the ponies, act
ing, leaping and grouping OF the entire
animal company, exhibits the highest
phase OF cultivation attained in this line,
4 visit to the Opera House tonight, to.
morrow afternoon or evening will astonish
and amuVe those who ore OrsYing Tor q
circus, or something entirely new In an
Operate" wsy.-liilvaukte Sentinel. This
exhibition will be given at the Wheeling
Opera House this evening. D.
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Prot. J. q. Ia Ie
3 Sleeping Car Sceae. Howels
Misc Il iLlbCth UlCldGning.
g. Solo-D' amor EuIl Ii
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THE IMMORTALITY CONVENTION
The RspubllCansto Meet in Convention this
Afternoon,

The Republicans to Meet In Convention thl1
Afternoon,
At O'Clock this afternoon the Republic
can City Convention will meet In the
Police Court Room at the City Buildipg,
The duty OF the convention is to select
the candidate Of the party for Mayor TO
be voted on at the coming election, and to
appoint new City Executive Committee,
The convention will be composed Of three
delegates from each ward, chosen at the
primaries Last Thursday, whose names
appear below;
Frat ward-ChaTles A. banner, George
Gundling, Meyer Heyman.
second-Thomas Lewis, 0. R. Tracy, D.
O, List, Jr,
Third. B, DobbIRu, W. II. Haller,
Charles HANDBOOK.
Fourth-lhonas E. Lewis, Ed Jones'
Edward Pratt
Fitth-Robert saells, John T. Reed,
John Il. Reed.
sixth-Jsmss Armstrong, William Fl,
Travis, Henry Kern.
sevseth-Myron Hubbard, Lewis Jones'
H. p. McGregor.
Eighth-FrRnk Rlnehart, John H. Boy
son, Henry Dannenberg,
A number Of names have been mention.
ed for the position Of Mayor. II is under
stood that Mayor Grub moSt emphati-
Cally declines q nomination, The proba
bic outcome Of the convention can scarcely
be- iore,oll,
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F0rinSrS Institute.

The Belmont County Farmem' Tnsti.
tutO will be- held 10 the u. 7. Church AZ
81. ClalTByille, January 0 and Z, 1887. An
effort will b. made 10 mako this tue best
session tho Institute ever bad, A MIN.
Der Of prominent speakers will be present
and speak on topics before the meeting,
among which will DO "ShCcp Raising an
Aid 10 Better Farming" "How 20 sue.
coed Better on Farm" 1.-THE Ideal Gu.
Sen," "Dumb Aplmal1," "rhC Farnet,9
House" "poultiy llABing." "Dslrying."
NTho Farmers Fist Garden" "SOme
Dangers to bg Averted,n and several other
interesting topics. Tho st, OlaltsyIllO
Glee Club will iurnlph music for the oCOA'
slon. A large attendance Ia expected.
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Grand California Excnr,lnn.

The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway Is out with o new list Of dates
for its nprivaled fltstC!ass excunions Ia
California, covering several dates (by all
routesl during the months Of December,
January, February and March, at ex.
IRENE low rates. For detailed Informa.
ton, tickets, sleeping car accommodations,
Otc., apply to nearest ticket agent or ad-
dress Il. A. HoLBRooK,
G. 7. g. P. A., O. R, l. & P. Ry., Chicago,
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ALIbol Suit on Trial,

The 5000 libel suit Of John Gray
against Meesrs, Frew and Hart, two Of the
proprietors Of the INTRLLIGESCER, to re-
cover the sum named for a publication
made In this paper in October, 1885. was
put on trial Ia Judge Boyd's sidss Of the
court yesterday tos jury. Mr.. ]. B. Nc
Lure, ot Mound will epresPnH the plain
tiff, snd Hon. W, ?, Hubbard the defense
The evidence for both sides was finished.
Mr.. Mcclure moved to exclude the evi.
denCe for the defense, but the motion was
overruled. Flo then made the opening
speech 10 tho jury, at the conclusion Of
which the court adjourned until to-day at
GA NJ, when Mr.. Hubbard will continue
lha nHnn mani
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Tenln. rrlghtoned Dy n llear.

Yesterday Norwegian or swede was
about town with \ performing bear, The
animal frightened several teams A coal
wagon belonging to James Mckinley was
being uDloaded on Fourteenth street near
Jacob when the bear approached, aud the
driver, fearing an accident, shouted to the
man to 60 another way. He paid no at.
tention, but came on. When the horses
smelt Bruln, they started aud ran 10 the
east end OF the street, where the wagon
Collided with a post, demolishing 1t and
ipjurlng one Of the horses seriously. The
irste driver went In search OF the bear, but
failed to find Il or lis owner.
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lie is Now Learning How to IseiluO Sugar,
5 Iu a pleasant cha! with Mr.. Adolph L.
Bsltran, son OF r Bsltran, E.q, commits.
sion merchant on Decatur street., the for
trnate holder Of one.tiIth Of Ticket No.
1852, winning $4,000 in the November
drawing OF The Louisiana State Lottery,
stated that he Ia o native OF New Orleans,
and 10 In the Laboratory Of the Planters
Sugar Refinery, lesrninR.the business, and
that the sudden accumulation OF wealth
will in no way affect hia resolution to
master his adopted Professionalism Or.
leans (La) Picdyune, Nou. IS. p&w
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Greatly Excited.

Not a few oil the citizens Of Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding iA0ls, that several Of their
friends who had been pronounced BY
their phyblglanB 40 inCufable aud beyond
all hope suffering with that dreaded
monster COMMUNICATIVE been poh.
plStOly cured BY Dr.. Kings New DiBcov.
cry for Consumption, the only remedy
That does positively cure oil throat and
lung dlssaGCe, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and BtonOhlilB TtlAl bottle free a. Logan
4 Co.'s Drug Store, large bottles Il,
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A pLEAsANr SUCCESS.
The WOmRn's Exchange lienent ut the
Opera House Last Evening,

The WOmRn's Exchange henellt at the
Opera House Last Evening.
The muslcal aud literary entertainment
given at the Opera House last evening for
tho benefit oil the Wonsn's Industrial
Exchange was pleasant success, srtisti-
cAlly and financially as well as In u popu-
lar sense. A fine audience was present,
and there were frequent signs OF hearty
approval. A good sum will be netted for
the Exchange. The following programme
was nicely presented:
PART FIRST.
l. FREQ Gymnastics. ,,,,,....,.... .,..-.
MS IniFln'S Class.
2. soo-BAnio T:Si 4 i,:%S
3. 10 How they brought the good news from Client
(b) scene from School for gCsndal" e, Sheridan.
Mss Elizabeth UlInden!ng,
SO'0-f'u'G aiS f int caldwell 0'''
5. Elinbeth's solIl3quy before signing the death
Miss Elizabeth Clcudenlng,
g. PraCludium and IoccAta ...,..",..".""'t aehner.
Miss lima Conner,
Pupil Of Prof. YIN. ArmStI0Dg.
PART SECOND.
l. Guitar EO!O"..s",.
Plot J. q. eA4e.
3 Sleeping Car ScGle. .,......".., Howells
Miss iLltCth Glcndcnlng.
8. solo-D' amor sull Ii ;.,.;;.,.."........
l. "DaptIEement o the b .lrn ....
Miss Elizabeth Clendening,
s. PantomlmGS:
kxpeCtat on. Borrow. Affection.
Joy. Anger. Devotion. Farewell.
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strangers in tile CITY aud wheeling Folks
Abrahd,

strangers III the wy huu Nhv0hnE FulAs
Abroad.
Miss Ella Dillon returned from Wash.
inSton, D. O., yestorday, where she has
been visiting during the paOt month.
Capt. Charles Dunlap, general superin.
t6ndent OF the West Virginia divisions oil
tho baltimore & Ohio railroad, 10 In tho
city on official business.
Major q, W. FfanSheim isn't al all
proud by nature, but II his friends don't
believe that he Is tho proudeat inau III
this city to-day they ehould cal on bis
Slaughter who arrived last evening
It ia rumored here that Miss MSy,
oldest daughter Of Dol. Jacob Altmy6r,
former superintendent Of the Bsnwood
iron works factory, was married last week
In Oakland, CAL, 10 Nj. Mike Kelley,
formerly u Observation-Disclosures Igdsptnd'
ni,
Mr.. James 8. DonaldhOn, Of BETHANY
W, W. Right, Of CAdiSi j, NJ. HahlRy, Ot
FAltmonti ]. II, Close the well'known
N. ClRiBvills wool grover aud Sheep
breeder, and y. Olson and vile, Of Wash.
ipgson, D. o., were at the Mcclure House
Yesterday,
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WE have introduced u new System Of
selling Watches OIL the lnstallment plan
whereby you eau secure watch at once
on easy payments. Tall and investigate.
JACOB W. 6RUBlI, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market StB.
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FALL and winter stock Just received.
A full limo Of Suitlngs, OverC0atings
and PantalOOnings. Also n full llnO Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultlngs o Specially. .,, ,,,,,,
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Come and see The wonderful bargains we
now offer In fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
BootSi elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, oil sisss and every width. See our
pIock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
L. Y. RfnNn.
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DnbIea

That are frettul, peevish, cross, or troubled
With Windy Collie, Teething Pains, OF
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved at
onpe by using ACker's Baby soother. Il
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence lie
safe. Price % cents. Sold by Logan &
90. and o. Menkemeller. 8
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets 10 principal
points In the South are now on sale by
The Pan Handle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address ]. g.
Tomlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W. Va.
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pgONIAgIs, ON yCALY SKIN,

I, iohu ] Case, D DIS, h.ylug ptucllced den.
triIlFJ ii this county for thifty.ave years and
being well known 10 IhousA % no eRDltits, with q
view 10 help any who are afflicted IA have been
LOT the past twelve yeA1, Esliy that the UuTiCVRA
RHErOiEs cured me Of fo' IA,ls or BoRly Skin, la
OlRht DAYS, after the doctors with whom had con.
suited EGVe me no hOlp or encouragement.
JOHN J. OAsB, D, n.g,
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For Hent-BrlCk dwelling.
For Reut-FuTnIShCd Room.
Naturalization rs tCOkkcGpCr.
Lady kaiI-R II. List.
GRIND Concert Windsor Athletic Society.
EXCHANGE lAnk-HtOlkh Meeting.
Stocks for saie-I. irwin
Japanese 1eRVOW-kWirV Bros.
Plush Collar and Cuff lOIcs--D. Gundllng.
OarRuCe sAle--StantOu Il Davenport.
COmmiSi )uciE sAle-FOisyth Property,
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THEy say the average politician Is get.
ting hoats, talking about tariff aud no
tarifl; but he cures his cold every night
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and begins
atresh next morning with the lark.
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Second lot of Scotch wool underwear
lust received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not 10 shrink. Q. HESS u son.
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec, 20-For West
Virginia and Western PCnnsylvanIa, oCCa.
Bional light snoWP, sOuthwCsterly Einds,
nlinhllN MAMMAL
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win aud this a splendid opportunity to
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SCALY, ITCHY SKIN
And All Itching and Scaly Skin
Z and Scalp Diseases cured
by CutiCura,

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benz, BakerA', GtocNB' aud Wa hO'WOmln'B Itch,
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punonAERS Of 'chtistmaSi j. presents
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