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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-06
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A popular star, side.gplitting comedy,
and an excellent company, form q trio
that will certainly attract an audience
large enough to All every portion Of the
Opera House tonight. Wheeling has
partaken OF Folks "Mixed Pickles" and
knows what they are. They can be COM
mended. The play Is one Of the most en-
joyable comedies ever presented In Wheel.
Ing. Miss Julia Polk, Alex, Vincent and
Milton Rainford, iaVorites Of last season,
are still retained In the cast, and supple
ment that prince Of comedians, j, B. Polk,
In all his admirable work. To smile, 10
laugh, to burst button-seo mixed
Pickles" The company remains the entire
week and presents change Of bill nightly.
Reserved seats can BIO secured at Banners.
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nnrnInr Of mo rnhlle schools.

Tho public schools Of this city open for
tho year this morning, The indications
are that the attendance will show large
increase. The times are much more pros.
porous than they were one year ago, or at
any time during the year, and parents will
find themselves able 10 send their children
to school where last year they werc
Obliged to put them at some employment
in order to help sustain the family. During
the summer vacation the Board Of EduGs.
ton has had all the buildings in the dis
trict nicely repaired and the heating
apparatuses put imperfect condition for the
coming winter months. The annex in
Clay district has been completed, giving
additional room TO that crowded locality,
and the new building in Richie 10 well
under way. The schools arc in q better
shape for the education Of youth than
they have ever been.
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An E1eeIIent OIreus ColnIng,

Tomorrow and Wednesday, tho Miller,
Okey 4 Freeman circus will exhibit both
afternoon and evening on the vacant lot
at the west end Of the suspension bridge.
This CIRQUE is a l0,CeRt show, but judging
from the complimentary things said about
It by number Of valued exchanges, il Is
worth double tho price Of admission. One
papsr says: "There is nothing colossal
about the aggregation nor ia 1t cssenta'
tious; but for real excellence in we'll Sc
leCted features 1t has seldom been
equalled, and never surpassed, II was q
relief to have only one ring and full OPP
portunity Of witnessing the entire show,
lust as it was refreshing to find in the
place Of two or three simultaneous medi-
uCre performance one Of SURPRISING
merit. The bareback riding OF Frank Ro'
mallo and Miss Lottie Amer was grace
full and daring; there was some excellent
tumbIing, some very clever juggl ling and
traptze work; two clowns who had the
old.time flavor OF fun in their compost
tons" As 1t IL Fair week the managers
can safely count on doing big business.
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BELLAIRE.
Yesterdays sOrvicos "A IIad FIght-Nntural
Gus at tho belmont.

Yesterdays sCrviCos "A Bad FIglit-Nntura
Gus at tho belmont.
Tho schools will all start this morning
Rev. r. NJ, Brown and family got homt
Saturday from months visit to Colorado
Council has been petitionsd to pave
Belmont street at the expense Of the prop
erty holders.
Word was received yesterday from
Cork, Ireland, of the safe arrival there Of
]. r. MCCourtney.
Miss Kate Ramsey, who Is we'll known
to many friends here, died Saturday al
her home in Columbus.
The natural gas was turned into the fur
naCes and glory-holes Of the Belmont glass
works Saturday, making it the first factory
To use the new fuel.
George Pitner, a carrier boy Of the In
dependent, died Saturday morning OF fever
aud was buried yesterday from the South
Bellaire NJ. Il, church.
The X. Of L. fair at the Elysian rink
Friday aud Saturday was well attended,
and the decorations and arrangements
tuauo hll UugVy VAOlHnOA'SD'
Tho W, O. T. U. has decided to appear
before Council tomorrow evening and ask
that Bellaire be given q vote upon prohi.
bition under the local option clause OF the
Dow law. BY tho request Of these societies
the various ministers yesterday preached
sermons on the subject Of temperance.
Daniel Campbell, OF tho Cleveland &
Pittsburgh yard, and John Gregg, OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio, had quarrel Saturday
about a switch near the ferry landing,
which both wanted to use OF the same
time. Campbell struck Gregg over the
head with a crow.bar, knocking him down
and leaving him unconscious for On hour
or 30.
Rev. r. +. Keller preached at the First
N. 4, church yesterday morning, and Pre-.
siding Elder Louis Paine preached and
held communion services In the evening.
Rev. A. Il. Brownlee preached at the
United Presbyterian church morning aud
evening, and assisted tho pastor III com.
munion services In the morning.
Rev. Mr.. slemens, oil Cadiz, preached
at the First Presbyterian church. Rev.
Il. NJ. Brown was back after his vacation
and preached at the Second Presbyterian
church. Rev. j. NJ. Monroe, Of the
Christian church, was also back and
preached rs usual. Rev. Il. o. Smith, Of
the South Bellaire NJ. L. circuit, held com.
munIon services at tho Mt, Zion church
yesterday forenoon and In the First ward
In the evening. There was no Episcopal
BerYlCe.
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ABoUrPEop1E.
strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.

ApIuA0s
Archie Adams will make a flying bust
ness trip to Pittsburgh to-day,
Judge Jackson and Hon. D. II. Leonard,
OF Petersburg, are at the Mcclure,
A. P.Moore, Of the Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Telegraph, was in the city yesterday,
Mrs. George B. Caldwell and family
have returned home from Terra Alta.
John P. Morrow, a prominent Wash
ington, Pa, gentleman, is ut the Stamm.
Misses Mary and Hsidee BrOwHlee, Of
MiddletoWn, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Harry
List.
Misc Ida Harden, who has been spend
ing the summer inthe mountains, has re-
turned home.
Mrs, Charles II, fancy, OF Oharleston,
Ia guest at the residence Of Col, j. b.
fancy, on the Island.
DR.. ], B. Reed and Mr. John F. swee-
nsy were among the Wheeling people in
Phi ladelphia on Friday.
John P. Miller, formerly an old Wheel
ing boy, but now representing Phllade!-
phia firm, 10 at the st, James,
Hon. N. B. Scott, President OF the Cen
trail Glass Company, has goue to New
York on a flying business trip.
Mrs. Brown trWs Anderson) formerly
grammar school teacher Of Union
school, is visiting friends in Wheeling and
vicinity.
The Misses Hart, Of CIarksburg, are ex
pectsd to bs the guests Of Misses Lucit
and Minnie Loring, Of Monument Place,
out the National road, during Fair week,
Rev. A. S. Jordan, Of Ohio, has accepted
the pastorate Of the First Baptist church
OF this city. Rev, Jordan Is quite an e!o
Quent minister and Is an addition to thu
clergy Of the city,
Mai, Sol. Abrams, the clever tobacco
prince Of the Queen City, is here onc'
more. He comes to attend the State Fall
and to sell some OF the best leaf ths
comes into the city.
Miss Jennie Smith, tho railroad evan
gelist, who is so highly thought OF herr
where che lsbored 90 successfully las
spring, passed through the city Saturday
on her way to her home at Mountain
Lake Park, from Washington county, Pa.
where she has been hard at work with the
most gratifying results,
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TRIADELplIlA DISTRICT,
For County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Blu
cnnnldnle. for lllo 1.crIslnlnro.

Itremalns to be seen who the four Re.
publicans will be that this afternoons
convention will select as candidates ior
the House OF Delegates. There Is no slate
to be rushed through or smashed. The
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
has signihed lis desire to have the party
place William s. Meek and George L.
MUM on tho ticket as representatives Of
Of the laboring interests, Hon. I.
II. Logan, Mr.. T. o. MotIat, Mr..
N, L, Whitaker and Mr.. Augustus Pollack
have been suggested IS available timber,
but 1t Is not known whether any OF them
would serve. Mr.. T. j. HuguB has been
suggested as a good man from the country
and Hon. W. r. Hubbard, II ho would
only take II, could have the nomination as
q Country.man or q City.man, or both. 1t
Ia safe 10 soy that the ticket will DO q
strong one In any event.
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II you arc suffering with low and H.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, genera
debility, disordered blood, weak COnstita'
ton, headache, or any disease Of q billion
nature, by all means procure q bottle d
Electric Bitters. You will be surprised
to see the rapid improvement that wilh'
low; you will be inspired with new liIei
strength and activity will return; pin
and misery will cease, and henCeionhyol
will rejoice in the praise Of Electric BIZ
tiers. Sold at fifty cents bottle by l0ga
d 90, NWHE
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Saturday was pay day at tho Standard
Dennis Callahan was relieved Of RbouI
$40 down near the ferry landing Saturday
night.
Rev. q. O. sudgwlCk and ylie are at.
tending the Noar Baptist Association held
at tho Mt. Moriah Baptist church.
George Bombauvh and George MCCarra.
han we're pulled in Saturday night for
being drunk. John williams was pulled
in yesterday for passing liquor In TO the
prisoners.
To-day Capt. s. +. Dean removes 10 81.
ClafisviilB, TO take q position under Treas.
uter Robinson as Deputy Treasurer, MIR.
Robinson has made a wise selection, "a
Mr.. Dean Ia ono oil tho most competent
men for the position In belmont county.
Daniel Curtis, one Of the most respect.
ed Of Martins Fefry's Colofed citizens died
yesterday evening after lingering illness,
aged about %. oUnCle Dan" as he was
lAmlllarly called, received apsnBlOn ashoft
time ago. but. was not permitted 10 enjoy II
long,
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rrnn,fer. of l,eal E.tnto.

Tho following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office
Deed made June ., 1886, by Mary E.
Maxwell, wife Of James P. Maxwell, to
Harry B. Holiday, John A. Holiday, and
Edwin NJ. Holiday, partners doing bust
ness under the firm name Of ]. A. Hol-
lidRy & Sons, for piece Of land on the
west side Of South Penn street, Island.
Consideration, $500.
Deed made Sep ember 9, 1886, by ]. A.
Holiday and vile and Edwin NJ. Holiday
to Z. D. Rose, for piece Of land on South
Penn street. Consideration, So 800.
Deed made August 81, 1855, by Peter
Becker and vile, to George Harth, for lot
No. 10, in square No. 20, In South Wheel.
ing. Consideration, 81 800.
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There we're two drunken shooting
scrapes in the city yesterday evening,
neither OF which, fortunately, resulted
seriously. About s o'clock William He'll
and James Burk, two South Side young
men, got into row at the corner Of Main
and Twenty.Gfth streets, during which
He'll fired three shots at Burk, none OIL
which hit him. Later in the evening
both wero arrested by Officer KiIleen.
s. A. Rogers was the other marksmRn,
He wound up a breezy old time by trying to
shoot the globes oil the chandeliers in Ed
Dennis saloon on North Market street,
lie was locked up by Officer TrusChel.
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81. Fam island while he made hls rounds

st. Paul Island while he made his rounds
during the summer, and then returned
with his family on the game steamer with
mo. tits therefore on act OF bad faith for
the citizens OF tho United SLates to disturb
or interfere with tho operations Of the
Greek church in Alaska. They may with
perfect propriety do 30 in any other
part Of the United States. Some
years ago, before the transfer, the
Roman Catholic Church attempted
to establish floating in the country by
sending their priests 10 establish missions
aud schools, and with all the devotion
and tenaCity which CharacteriZes their
work when danger and privations are TO
be endured, as exsmpliflsd in their work
between your own Ohio river aud the
Lakes in the early days Of our Revolution,
they were compelled TO abandon Alaska,
not being able to accomplish anything
with the people as against the church OF
their forefathers, and no attempt has ever
been made since 10 enter the field where
DR.. Cunningham says Mr.. Jackson has
done more than all other men put to-
gether for the good Of tho people"
Verify, this Greek church which has oCcu-
pied the country for q hundred years or
more, must have done very little
good or Mr.. jackson, according
to Dr.. Cunningham, Is the most
marvelOusly great man the world
has ever known. nm sure II the Doctor
had been well posted in Alaskan matters
and taken q second thought, he would
have modified his estimate OF Mr.. Jack.
sons work. It is high time our law.
makers at Washington shut their COM
mitteeroom doors on all lobbyists, wheth.
or preachers, teachers, Alaska explor.
ers or railroad jobbep; and what know
| shall tell the right parties, let II hurt
who 1t may, and what do tell, l can prove
by as respectable persons as the reverend
gentlemen named by DR.. O. in his article,
beside whom no one In this city stands
higher.
While was in San Francisco Mr.. Jack.
son was fitting out "for cruise In Alas.
ka," aud II the Ice will permit him TO
reach vt. Michaels, and he sees the true
state Of the station, am sure, in the In.
forests Of humanity and honesty, he will
bring Mr.. Parker and family down with
him; and thisiB Mr.. j. q first cruise in the
nine years he has been In the territory.
In conclusion repeat that l did not re-
leCt on Mr.. Jackson as q gentleman or
Christian in my talk with your reporter
or any one else, but my knowledge Of the
good he has done as compared with 9th.
ers differs 30 widely from DR.. Cunning.
ham that must conclude he Is not well
posted as to what Is being done all over
Alaska. GEO. K. TINdLg,
Wheelino, Sent 9, 1886,
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AsnnLll slde tlrlt.

A man named John Hartmann Is report.
ed 10 have beUn badly beaten and kicked
late Saturday night In a good Blzsd row al
Walther's saloon on South Ohapllne street.
The trouble grew out Of his Interference
In behalf OF friend named Westwood,
who was ono Of aparty Of three old nallera
who had gotten into q difficulty with q
crowd Of ieedBr.nailerg, who objected
most decidedly 10 being called "blaCk-
Sheep HartmRnn's injuries, which are
severe, were dressed al UolemAn's drug
store he will be confined 10 the house Tor
several days. No arrests have as YET been
made, but the parties are all known, and
warrants WILDE issued for the participants
to-day,
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United States Senator ]. N. Camden ar.
rived in the city Saturday and went out
the National road TO the residence Of his
iather.in.law, Judge g. W. Thompson
His arrival was very quiet affair there
was no blowing Of trImpets connected
with the event; everything was all on the
quiet. II Ia Baid that Saturday evening q
chosen few, we'll known, truSty Camden
men, had business out the road aud that
the prospect Of defeat in this county was
carefully and prayetiully talked over at
the Thompson residence. What the plan
decided on Is, has not yet developed itself,
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Yesterday afternoon, shortly after
o'oloOk, natural gas was turned on from
INA mains Of the Manufacturer Natural
Gas Company into the system Of
nInes al thu Crescent Iron Works under
tbe Az boilers constituting the middle
battery, and that battery will DO Of work
this morning with natural gas a9 the iuel,
mo balance Of the mill 10 being plped az
rapidly 40 possible, aud u VIII not 10 long
untii The new fuel will be used exclueiyely
Al ihiS large establishment. The Globe
works al Beilaire has had the gaS,attefS At
work fol several days past and Will be In
condition 10 take the gaB either to-day OF
tomorrow, Other manufacturing concerns
are preparing Tor II 10 fast 10 they can
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-06

LADIES, we have taken The agency ior
Harpef's Bazaar Patterns, and lave just
received a full stock Of new and latest
styles. Please call and obtain catalogues.
When here, please examine tho Queen Of
Sewing Machines, "lhe Standard
Respectfully,
,EDw, l.. ROSE 4 Co.,
Dealer In Standard and White Machines,
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For theaccommodation Of people attend.
ing the State Fair, the Zlncgvills accoz'
mediation will not leave Wheeling, Sepiez'
Der 7, 8. 8 and 10, until 6:3j IN, ely
time. Every day during the Fair vesE
the Washington, Pa, accommodation Iit
leave Wheeling at $3.50 P. NJ, insteaio d
1850 i. M, city time.
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Some Zig Fruit.

DR.. I. o. Edwards left at this Office yes
terday, three mammoth specimens o.
fruit. One was an apple-a pumpkin
sweet, weighing IS! ounces and "A inches
in circumference. The other two were
early Crawford peaches, weighing nine
ounces each and 10 inches in Circumfer
enCo. The fruit came from the Mccoy
farm, out Oaldwelps run, There are &
number OF apple trees bending under the
weight u this enormous fruit and The
peach trees, while few in numbur, are
yielding most literally.
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ob,lrspcrou. 1tnlInn. United.

Yaler&av'I Pt!sOurOh Di'paleh.
A number Of 1taliann wero employed
by Booth 4 Finn to lay pipo for the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company in
Washington county few weeks
aRo, II was agreed between them
and Henry Gennaro, who hired
them, that q certain sum should be de.
Quoted from their wages to pay the cost
Of their transportation, otC. When pay
day came, ON Frlkay, they objected 10 the
deduction being made and threatened the
paymaDter with violence. Yesterday Mr.,
Gennaro had thitly.two OF them arrested
In this city for conspiracy to deitaud Booth
4 Finn Of $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-06

THOUSANDS Of cases OF consumption ~
cured every year by ACker's Celebtiti
English Remedy. II Is q gnariniettSs
preparation; III does not help you Il VII
cost you nothing. Try It. A single dR
will show It's good effect. Trial bo'!lsl
cents, at Logan & Co.'s and Charles MetE
emeller's,
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'Anled- Girl To do HOuSewOfk.
'1ninI Active ExneflpnCpd 4nlcSmefl,

Wanted Girl 10 do HOuSewOtk.
Wanted Active, Experienced salcsmen'
EeguIn Collegiate Institute. .,-,,-
Miss Adelaide K. GilChrIst- Drawing, Painting
and Muse. maud,
business Opportunities. a.
Our New irOkAw Flannel WalSts-D. Gundling
o 6Eii River Improvement Notice to TOwOOat
0 sSSooi Books-C II. Qulrnby-llCad Of Local.
BfeeCh.LoAding Guus-l. q. Dillon.
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"1AM impressed with your establish.
ment, said large advertiser to q Western
publisher. ut reminds me Of George P,
Rowell 4 Co.'s In New York--wlth this
distinction: You ask q great deal OF money
for a little advertising, and they give q
great deal Of advertising for a little
money"
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Wheeling State Talr mud isspouillon

at Wheeling, September 0, I, 8, o, 10 aud
II, 1880, On the above dates, the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets 10 Wheeling at low excursion
rates. For rates, time Of trains, &C., see
email bills, or call upon or address Agents
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
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tbs Medical College oil Virginia has an
advertisement in the lNTELLiuEScRR. We
would call special attention 10 this old and
honored ihslltutlon. Young men deBlrous
Of studying tho medical profession should
pAlfonlEs this home college, Send for
catalogue.
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1870 pair Of women's fine kid Opera slip.
pera al 40 cents per pair.
~ pair Of ladies' fine high top kid but
ton, our leader, at $500.
90 pair Ladies' Autograph common sense
button at $500.
Call early and secure them before they
are all sold, j. W, AMicK,
1l43 Main street.
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County COmmissioner-E. R. Metzner.
School Commissioners-Dr. T. O. Ed
wards, four year term; DR., j. D. Reed, ak
year term; +. Lindeman, two year term.
DISQUALIFICATION LinCh, O. D. Hub
bard, T. 0. Edwards, I. q. Moaat, F.
Arbenz, ]. B. Rsed, John Reed, John
Newton, George Harkins, 4, Il. Metzner.
The County Committee, when appointed,
will select candidates for Squire and Con-
RtRhle.
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County Commissioner-H. g. Meyers.
School Commissloner-A. Q. F. Ebeling.
Delegates-J. W. Kite, E. W. Dunna.
way, James Armstrong, i. II. Crago, o.
Leonhart, NJ. Gfogan, P. Youngman,
Charles Smith, John Myles, John Cum.
minis,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the lnstallment plan
whereby you can secure watch Of once
on easy payments. Tall and Investigate.
JACOB w. G1lUBB, Jeweier,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market Sts.
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CLAY DISTRICT.
UNION DISTRICT.

County Commissioner = James Nc
Adams.
School Oommipsioner-Randolph Butts.
Justice OF the PeaCe-D. CrumbaCker.
Delegates to the County Convention
Ralph Whitehead, Dominick Morris, Abe
Stamm, j. W. Armstrong, Janes Nc
Adams, Henry Albright, David Nesbitt,
Thomas II. Lewis, J. .. Marks, Geo, Hess.
Total vote. ITO.
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None Of the statements contained in
the article Mr.. Tingle refers to were print.
ed as his remarks. He was not quoted
anywhere In the arLiCle.-EplroR
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter stock We shall Oller
our Summer Stock ut reduced prices.
80 !.e q. HESS Il SONS.
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ARrisric and EdlCleut Cooking Stoves,
AZ All prices, powerful heaters Iot the
home, oliCO or store at the Falt,
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The oyster season promises to be wy
successful.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept, OIL AM.-
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather, followed BY local
rains, slightly warmer, variable winds.
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MopEtsoistoys construction in all types,
Natural Gas Burners, Galvanized Tea
Kettles. Call on 10 atthe Fair,
JoB, BILL 4 %,
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SEE our special exhibit Of Natural Gu,
Coal and Wood Stoves at the Fair.
Jos BELL ( o.
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WEAR Balbtiggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes at
q. HESS a. sons,
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Excursion tickets 10 Cincinnati are now
on sale by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4
IT. Iouis Railroad (pah Handle Route. J
Apply to ticket agents for further par.
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No remedy has such professional en-
dorsemsuis De Red Star Cough Cure.
96 CeniA.