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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-21
ABOUT pE0pLE,
Strangers In the CITY u wheeling FOIL
Abroad.

Strangers In the City u wheeling FolkS
Abroad.
MI. James H. Smith, Of Parkersburg, is
at the 1t, james,
Hon, l., Daniold, Of st, Clairsville, was
ut the Mcclure house yesterday,
Mrs, q. II. Arrick, Of Fruit Mountain,
Ohio, ia visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. S. II. Wells, the MassilOn Window
Glass Manufacturer, was in tile city yes
terjay,
L. b Potts, Esq, OF Captins,, a promi-
nenL Belmont counLian, was IN town yes
tsrday.
Prof. Harmon Lszure and Mr., g, W,
Bigga, OF West Liberty, were IN the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, George R, Taylor returned
Yesterday from an eastern trlp, on which
Mr., Taylor combined business and pleas
ure.
Col, W. II. Grout, General Freight
Agentot the Cleveland, L9rain 4 Wheel
ing Railroad, il in the city on official busi'
ness.
Miss Emma Brown, q popular young
lady living near Elm Grove, has re-
covered from u tedious attack oil fever
sufficiently to be out
Il: II. Erancy, Toronto, o., and George
Nightingale, y, N, Burt and Sallie Am'
mermau, city, entered the Wheeling BUS
mess College, yesterday.
4. Thomas OoCkayne left yesterday for
Minneapolis, Mime, where he has SO.
cured situation with V~anKeuren, the
nstaursuteur, late Of Wheeling.
Mrs. W. IL. Harden, Mrs. q. P, Harden,
Mias Kate b. Harden, Miss Fannie 0'Neil
and Miss Jessie MoAsgroye, Of Steuben.
vile, were in the city u 0hort time yester'
day.
Miss Mollie Murdoch, who has been
teaching school in Preston county the
past winter, returned home last evening,
accompanied by her aunt, Miss Lydia
Murdoch, Of KingwoOd.
The many friends Of Mrs. Frank Booth
will be panied to learn oil her death, which
occurred yesterday. She was a lady with
a lovely christian disposition and was adj
mired by ell who knew her.
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A NlM or LIrE.
Activity at the Dtiiliaut Glasl House
-

Activity a. tile utiiliaut GLASS IIOuSs-Im.
prOVemsntSM Made by the PropriOtors.
The Brilliant glass house isrunning full
with 1853 hands OF the pay roll. Since the
works came into the possession Of the
Central lass Companythe have been put
in first class order, and considerable addi.
tons have been made. Two storehouses
have been built, tho machinery improved,
tho product enlarged and varied, and q
miSadventure turned into one Of the best
glass house properties in the country.
The works arc running largely on lines
Of beautiful and elaborate shades and
globes Of all shapes, colors and combIna.
tons. The lNTBLLldENCRR reporter saw
barrels and casks In great number marked
for shipment east, west and south. Presi-
dent Scott, OF the Central, who was pres
ent, said that orders were keeping up well
and the works would be in full operation
until the men took their regular vacation.
The reporter saw Mr.. O. Kopp, an ex-
pert blower, fashion rapidly and dex-
trously q superb basket decorated with
strawberries and leaves, a piece Of work OF
which he had reason to be proud. The
reporter was told that owing to the cost
oflabor in this country fancy goods Of
this character could not be made TO com.
pete in the American market with similar
articles produced in foreign countries.
Mr.. August Weyer Is tho capable man
ager OF the works. Mr.. John. Irwin 10 in
charge Of the office and makes the visiting
newspaper man comfortable in his
quarters. Mr.. II. E. WRddell, OF the Gem
tral, spends a good deal Of his timo at
Brilliant giving matters a general over
aiRht,
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Bellnire.

John Davis and Frank Archer hay,
bought the news depot Of NJ. E. Pearson
John O. Mitchell and family left yester.
day for their new home Oh q farm near st
Clairsville.
The Ohio Valley foundry has begun
the building Of q large new building for d
warehouse.
The roads leading into Bellaire are dr.,
but almost impossible. A very heayy
roller would be q good implement for the
township and town, too.
The workmen boring for oil or gas al
the Bethel well are striking for pay, claim.
ing some disagreement about the distance
bored and the amount paid for.
Belmont street, south Of the Baltimore
4 Ohio tracks, Ia being raised another
foot or 30 by the Street Commissioner,
The crossing Of the tracks Is bound to bg
made some day.
Mrs. Phillips died Monday night quite
suddenly OF fever. Mr.. Phillips had fast
sent his household goods 10 Bath, Illinois,
expecting 10 follow In o few days, when
bis vile was taken sick with the fever
which has terminated fatally.
The new members Of the School Board,
Chris. Blppus and q. y. MCGOWAN, have
taken their places. NV. Miller has been
made President ol'the new Board and L.
s. Woodbridge re.seleCted for Clerk,
There will be no school on ''show day."
The show will be too near the Central
school house. :
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John Gibson, the old SCISSORS grinder,
was arrested by officer Duffy last evening,
and made life u burden to everybody
about the Central Station by his loud and
garrulous talk, which he kept up all night.
He says he was not drunk, but Ia 80 old
he cant see after night, and always stag
gers when outin the evening, Ike Smith
was arrested for violation Of the night soil
ordinance. Officer Bell ran In Elmer
Smith and John Klllmore for sleeping in
B. & o. cars,
Carney ran in Carrie Warden and Ida
Robinson, alias "Hoity Toity," for a ter
rifle fight they had on Nineteenth street
Saturday night late.
Beside these cases the case OF John
Pardi, the Italian fruit dealer, for obstruCt-
iug an officer, will be up this morning,
Officer Lukena went into his place to ar
rest another Italian for fast driving, but
Pardi held the officer and allowed the
man to get away. He was subsequently
arrested, and was yesterday fined So and
costs. Psrdi's case was adjourned until
this morning,
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.
uatlsFs Of minor Moment In and About the
City.


City.
BouR marriage licenses were Issued yes
terday.
TuE Elm Grove railroad has brought
out its open summer cars.
Tux MiddlepoTt nail works, running on
the compromise scale, which were idle for
the past week owing TO the breaking Of a
roll, have started up again.
U. s. COMMISSIONER FORBES yesterday
dismissed the case against Charles Nc
Manaway, charged with obHtructng the
U. S, mails bysn assault on Letter Carrier
swGltz,
CLERE Hook yesterday admitted 10 rec
ord u deed made April 20.h, by Annie h.
and Thomas Shepard, OF Bsnwood, to
Walter Dugsn, Of the same place, in con-
alteration OF 500, for lots VI to Us or!
Railroad street, between Elm street and
Arch alley.
THE contract for the doors for the new
fire proof vaults that are to be built for the
county in It's end Of the Public Building
was awarded Yesterday TO the Barnes SAT-
4 Lock Company, Of Pittsburgh. The
doors are to be OF the best material With
all the latest improvements.
GEORGE KNABE, a farmer, who has beer
living on Carter's place, east OF the city
since April l, fell from his wagon on Nc
Colloch street, near the Central Glas
Works, yesterday, and his head striking
the Elm Grove rail, he was so seyerel'
huFt as To be unconscious for some time
He was picked up and carried into tn
glass works office, and u physician sum
moned, His injuries are MOI dangerous.
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Y. N. q. A, Conference.

The fullest antlCipations Of the Young
Mems Christian Association In regard ID
the Christian Conference held yesterday
were realized. Nine Of the adjacent towns
we're represented, There was an IA.
formally and t%horoughness In thB con.
yersatlons on the various topics which
made them OF great value. The bro.
gtanme as publiBhCd recently in these
columns wasfollowedthtoughou and the
various addresses were practical and In.
spring
buppef for the delegates In the association
pafiofs, The tables were supplied with
good things 10 which tho delegates did
full Justice,
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tadrs L,noA,. nt,,ls,lou, Ylolm,

NAvAsoTA, TEXAS, April 2O.-Another
mysterious victim Of Judge Lynch was
found above the city yesterday, near the
village Of Washington, on Braaos river.
A farmer named Wilson found the body
Of a light Colofsd mulatto floating near
the shore. He tied the corpse 10 a tree
and notified the nearest Justice Of the
Peace who held an inquest on the body,
The examination revealed q dark blue
mark around the neck, which was broken,
The ankles Of the mulatto also bore marks
Of The rope, indicating that weights had
been tied 10 his feet His skull was
az though from the blow Of a re.
yolvet handle, probably 10 stop his ofieB,
Who the dead man Is or what terrible
crime he committed which resulted In
such fatal vengeance 10 q profound tnys.
terry here.
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While yesterday afternoons thunder
storm was In progress a house In Alley 10,
owned by David Henry and occupied BY
q family named Helms, was struck by
lightning. The bolt struck the chimney
first, then glanced of 10 the roof and from
there 10 the ground. A Whole was made In
the roof and for q second the shingles flew
around at d lively rate.
Mr.. Ed. Holiday was sitting In the
office at the Star planning mill, corner Of
Market and Twentieth streets, during the
STORM. One vivid flash Of lightning en-.
tered the Office, and shocked Mr., Holiday
perCeptibly, lifting him from his chair
and producing q temporary sensation Of
numbheeg,
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
CleAn'sd' Purified and Beaulasd b, II,
Cuticura Remedies.

u elonds me pleasure to give YOU ,hI
be Glle o. our lttIe gIandohild 6y Won, l01ol
hAhAplEA 2 III mouths Old III. ~, lletAl
gan 70 5Nell and had every EppeafaSc u, Maud
Doll We ponltce1 Il, but mi In u 4 AID
Apouk w m9nl9s Alter Il became 4 INN ualRls
SD - ~ N.Y. l9Ime1, lie then hao vgoaf IN
more impure u tQ9k less time for i6sr G9is ts1
Out AIore can't on the chil. benestS Y, etal
.up, lNhlch was very Offensive, HIs bSs,W ~ Nu4a
tQla teAp, u4ehAiRlpg Agreat dial TttNA W
eolulIon ~ tNeny,lEO months oh. ~
deltoot Tue care o. him, his mother b,Sya o.
hasn w r. niue more than u y,ar0 !, W
httle, hut could uotEet up ifhe tS Ei'Iil wax
could not move With In bed, hayirs NJ NgNl, Az
hAndl limmedtAtely Gommnul RINK We olAh
euEA Remedies, ualng the Cllluun, ny ~ Vgt
soap Freely, and when he had taken on a ,u!gna
the CuleprA keE0lVQnt his head Vas oos'usl
CURED, and ne wa Improved IN tyer
Msts VIZ mpucn encouraged, aud eOitnnssi u
sore after another healed, a bOry mat, It u
N each one Of thele I've deep ones jugtI y ,eiSll
my, when would Italy grow lone w w ia
tAk0n out thea they WOnld heal mniIts, 10
these ugly. bope formations / unspTV!!ii Vhgg
taking \ dozen and q half bottles h Aha
pls,e y cured, and q nov, at the ase N co
sl5ong q healthy child, The tC.b
though We once feared hs would Seps, e. ,liel
p Q them. All that ply slliauS did ia, IIos
hin no good, All WHO Jaw the child GelonH.. - az
the CpucuIa Remedies and Aee the clI,Ii VI
slider II q wonderful cure, II the allow LVs o.
Of any use 70 you, you are At llbery 10 M 't
NAYS, 1885. GgE, Gays, i bIoo 1E,GGS
The child was really ilR wlne condpIoa
hG SppssI.d 70 hts gLandmoIher, who, teiaI IN VI;
MAGGIE HOPfiSi
CUTICURA RENEDls arc sold eyrfyvh., "''
Cuta, the great skin Cure, 5iCGnlS. t,nitSS''g. W.
au exquisite skin Heaut!isT, =, eeno, III, h
kesolYent the new Blood Purifier 81 "a se4n
BY tho POTTER Drug ANDC lIIIcAL Co, 4 VA
Send for "HOw to Cure skin Dlsaasa.p
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Squire Ankle yesterday had before him
Charles KRAFT, charged by his brother,
John KRAFT, and the latter's son Charles,
with assault aud breach Of thepeaCe. The
cases grow out Of u family Tow. John
Kraft was subsequently a%rraigned on a
counter charge Of assault preferred by
Charles Kraft, Charles was fined IS and
costs in each OF the two cases, and re.
to give bond in the cum Of 500 to
keep tbs peace for one year. The case
against John was dismissed.
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long remained in an old iogy rut and that
marked improvements such rs street
paving would tend to lift her up and send
her ahead. H0 also said that II the tax
was lifted for one year it would be hard
to putit on again.
Mr.. Hildreth's figures we're In brief Rs
folloWB: Estimated receipts for the year
ending December 81, 1856, exclusive Of 10
cent levy, 1884, O4; sale OF old City Build.
ing and old Court House properties $4,000
eRch-msking q total revenue Of Sl72,5O4.
The appropriations allowed by the COM
mitse TO the various departments are as
follows, and for the sake OF comparison
the amounts asked for are also given.
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TOR SALE.
STooKs FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
10 Shares belmont Nail Mil,
10 Shares lAIelle Nail MIL.
IL Shares BellAlte Nail Mill.
Is Shares Standard lion WORKS.
20 Shares National Bank NJ WGllSbhN
10 shares Ohio VALLEY Hank,
Shares Elbon GlASi Co
|. IRWIN, Stock Brtst
apfi4 No. u Twelfth sad
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Mi. Lot Paul, OF tho arm Of Rich 4
Paul, proprietorB Of the Wheeling dairy,
and Miss Luella sadler, daughter Of Mr..
Isaac sadler, were married last evening by
Rey.E. II. Dornbl@ei pastor oithe English
Lutheran church. Both tho young peo.
pie arc popular among a large circle OF
friends, and they will receive congratuls.
tiots and well wiBhea Of many others In
addition TO the hearty ones bestowed last
night, on their suspicious union.
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The case Of Joshua stottsberry, indicted
for completely in the burglary Of Enoch
Balls shoe store, on the west side Of Main
street south Of Market Alley, was put on
trial yesterday in Part II Of the Circuit
Court to a Jury. Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan represented the State and Judge
Houston and Col. White the defendant.
The case was submitted to the jury about
0 o'clock and after q short time spent in
deliberation a verdict Of not guilty was
rendered and the young man was dis
charged,
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Charles Baird and Sam Cochran, the
two men who INDUCED i'd q fight out the
HempGold road late Saturday night OF
early Sunday morning, were arraigned in
Police Court yesterday morning. The
question OF jurisdiction coming up, the
City Surveyor wa sent out to survey the
corporation line in that vicinity. lie did
80, and ascertalned that the place where
tho fight occurred was a considerable
distance beyond the city limits. The
men were then discharged, Warrants
were issued for them by Squire Davis,
learning Of which Baird went before
Squire Arklo, plead guilty, and was fined
So and costs.
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IL CiIY FINANCEs.

They Seem In Good s@haps-The Ten Cent
-, levy Lsla al the I'M
The advance sheets, go 10 speak, Of the
forthcoming report from the Council Com.
mittss nm tinance ,vsrs nns1psrtsdlv n.o.
80 ~ 60 80 pl
senseu IN tne eeConu DtSncn iast evening.
The matter under discussion was the Of
dinance providing for a levy Of 10 cents
on the SfOO valuatlon to bs used for paving
streets never improved and building new
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In Part II Of the Circuit Court yester.
day Mllss MCGumphry plead guilty to
the indictments against her for keeping a
house Of Ill fame, renting a house know
ing 1t was 10 be used as a house OF III
fame and selling liquor without q license.
On the first charge she was fined $40 and
costs and sent TO Jail for Eve days; on the
second she was fined $40 and costs and on
the third the same.
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In addition to the above there Is $500
for salaries; $1,000 so for the loan Of 1881
and interest; $4,000 for the recent Spies
Judgment against the city (old Hempheld
bonds); $4,000 for a contingent fund ;S54,-
0I0 60 appropriation for the Board OF Pub
lie Works and sea, 900 estimated Contin-
gent fund for the Board Of Pablo Works
making $1,000 SO for the Board, The
total OF these footings is SIZE 1904,
The. Board asked for $4,000, this
amount including the estimated contin-
gent fund Of $4,000. The cut therefore
in their appropriation Is but 5000. Last
year their funds amounted to but $685.,
472' 80. Out Of the $4,000 I'd that
1t Is proposed to appropriate 10 the
B. P. W., it is estimated that Main street
can be paved from Fifth to the ravine at
q cost OF $l6,668; Chapline street from
Sixteenth to Eighteenth, thence to Eof,
thence to Nineteenth and thence to Jacob
street atacoat of$l3,0l5.50; Eolf streettrom
rhirty-second 10 rhirty-nlnth at q cost
OF $l0,000i Stamm House alley, $500
paving cutters, sewers and brick, Sl3,,
S29.06, leaving the S23, 900 contingent fund
10 be used for street cleaning, etc,
Ahp GgA4AlAbkg9l 10 Aa AANWAt AeS -
It's Northumberland, but enoughis known
to know that there have been some lively
times. MIR. Alfred Caldwell and Chair.
man Hildreth had a spat that grew heated
before the other members interlered, Mr..
Caldwell was becoming pTofans when
the Chair interposed, and Mr., Uald'
we'll retaliated by saying that he
was not to be "bullyraGgsd," or words
to that effect, Considerable attention has
been given by the committee, 80 1t Is un-
deratood at least, to some financial matters
in the City Collectors and Water Board
offices.
Mr.. Caldwell endeayored to hamper the
new Police and Fire Board by reducing
the appropriations so as to make the de-
partments imperative but did not succeed.
Relieved Of the presence oil the reporters
the committee, judging from all accounts,
pulled the valve and had stirring and in-
teresting meetings, full accounts Of which
would have made very entertaining read
inc.
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Colonel 4, B, Davis, general manager Of
the West Virginia Central \ Pittsburgh
railroad, wag In Cumberland Monday on
his way 10 bis home In Keyser. He said
that the extension Of the West Virginia
Central 70 Cumberland is now assured
and that the load will be completed In
side Of q yeat. He further stated that the
survey will be commenced this week and
that the chief engineer Of the line would
be at Cumberland yesterday for that put.
pose. Engineering parties will begin
work Al both ends Of the route.
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pEnsIsrENT

A Flend In Human Shape who Should be
Punished.
Ike Smith, a colored operator Of a night
cart line, has for the third or fourth time
outraged the humane feelings of residents
OF the locality Of his stable in East Wheel.
Ing by his cruel and aendish treatment Of
a horse. The animal fell from exhaustion,
due to starvation, from which all the
poor brutes miserable enough TO come
into Smiths possession suffer, and Smith
beat II with q fine wire till the
blood flowed. The horse still be.
ing unable To rise, a rope was
tied about the neck andit was draggedin into
the stable and left lying there without
food or water. The Humane Society
should make 1t q point TO watch this man.
There IL scarcely o day that he does not
violate the laws for The protection Of
dumb btutes-laws which have no penal.
ties at all adequate for his habitual and
shocking brutality. He should be made
to sitter at least the fullest penalty allowed
bv law,
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SPRING and Summer stOCE5uSt re:
CeiVed. An elegant and compile inc 81
Suitings, PantalOOHings AMI! VYerGoal-
lngs, which we will make WIN Vie best
style and at low prices. I. COWS
1g9l a 1925 MARKET Street.
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We are prepared to offer very low prices
ON all grades Of gentlemen's and ladies'
hand and machine sew0d shoes, quapty
considered. Iiyou need shoes call eithe
cash store Of j. w. AMlcH,
ll43 Maip street.
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WOMAN, do you suffer from painful
,periods? Gfso, 1t is wrong, and Warmers
safe cure will, by restoring the delicate
organs to their proper condition, soon re.
move II and give you health.
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SPICTACLES adjusted by means o
the johnson dlOptrlC eye meter, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. Re
traction Is measured TO tile Ole.llt-
dredth part Oran inch. The only lnstlG'
ment Of the kind In West Virginia. at'
IsiaCtlOn guaranteed.
JACOB W. CRUDE,
OptiCian and Jewelg3
Cor. Twelfth aud Marke'Sts.
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The following shoss the range Of the
thermometer "a obsSSed at S~ChnepPsdrug
store, Opers Hosye corner, yesterday: Z
A. N. 64Si 10 X, i0'i 8 r. Nj 7S'; Or. Nj,
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RENT.
Four Nice Rooms, Upstairs,

RiverVlow, No. 1905 Main street. VIII be nHd
only toA family without children, Kent PayS,
monthly In advance.
apfl8 JAS, H. NAWlEi
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rn, nia,.lnnd nnA nhlnnrn.

BY taking the 1,47 r.. II, lCity tlhel
train on the Cleveland 4 plttBburRh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland al 0i26 r.
H. and Chiopgo At $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot Chicago, for all points west.
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ELEGANT Easter novelties, in cards,
books and ornaments, at
STANTON 4 DA~yRNpoRT's.
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ZOE NEnt.

EoR RENT-THE FINE THREE
II story residence Gt present occupied b. X
nOlkheimer, No, 1912 ChApllne street, llOlEh ID
conyenionceG Apply TO ARTHUR LITTLE,
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MILLINERS WANTED.

Two or three competent MllllnOrs can
llnd employment ut
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25or Saie aud Cor gent,
FOR SALE.

No. % Maryland street, one Of the most "
Residences Cd The islAld, six fOolnt, gtOun' 9"'
front, running back tOAllGy laliett ub Ell
Lot situated on northeast corner OF Nnu Ftt
Twenty sixth streets. brick llglse o. itSs,@ 3
me alley, This properly can now be LONG,
5000, When times we're better lhfn AL-Es e.
lie owner refused toGUcepl an oiti Of w"
this property. ....g, q
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1.-THE Venus de Msdiol could be AMI.
mated into life, women would only fe.
mark that her waist 10 lafge.-Ouidd,
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STANTON 4 DAvRNPoRf'S Easter offerings
are beyond question The choicest goods
ever displayed In Wheeling.
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Nh. MARTIN THORNTON says he is kill.
ing of rheumatism al q great rate. He
still has q few more bottles left 1.-THE great
rheumatic remedy,
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Tetantgd,

VNTANTED-T0 BUY SECOND.B1S1
w Engine, 9 inrh bore and u Inch ma,
Address Lock hoX us Bellaife. q. absY
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CHlLBLAlNs and frost bites are driven
away by the power Of 81. Jacobs Oil.