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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-27

Evening BIdeA7NdIa, o. ~
viii Beans, the Republican local editor
Of the Democratic Register, who was bound
by the obligations OF this union, and who
has written bitter personal stacks upon
the members Of this union grossly abused
the organizations in this valley, was the
Regiiter reporter at the GOT meeting last
night. Faris, the city editor OF the In
TRILIdEScER, was uoticssbly absent, Aa
Beans and Faris have been the paid local
instruments OF the rat ~proprietors to hang
out black flags and yilliiy tho w%orklnGmen
Of this valley, wherever either appears
the workingmen ahould raise with one
yoica and yell rats" This will soon rid
the public OF their obnoxious presence,
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Among the late musical publications
we notice the following which have just
been issued from the presses Of the great
music publishing house OF Oliver Ditson
( Co., Boston! Absence" beautiful
song by Palmer, $50 ctS.) "Tabby Polka
by Buccalossi, a nice piano piece for younv
players, (4O cts.); Hungarian March,
BY Moldaur,-played at the Boston Music
Hall Concerts-(3O Cls.lj q sweet song by
BARR, $50 Near TO Me-" (G0 Cts.); "Rtng,
Blue BELLS, Ring" q choice song by Van
Lennep, no cts) q spirited gallop from
and RundeRger's charming song, ''sleep,
Dearest, Sleep" $50 Cts.).
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DOWN0NTHE BOYCOTT.
popu1AR RxPREssIoNs N roWN,
The New Attempt to Make the boycott
Ensetive Condemned by People Of Al
CIassOs-wlla Its success wouldMsan
for Whssllng-Dsoelt Employed,

The new activity Of the men engaged in
an attempt to wreck the morning neWspa-
pers, which have always championed the
clty's best interests, was the leading topic
Of conversation about the city yesterday,
and there never was anything more gem
orally condemned. People Of all classes-
merchants, professional men, and most Of
all the workinguen Of Wheeling de-
uounced 1t. One OF tho most significant
remsrks heard was that Of q member OF Q
trades union, a foreigner by birth, Said
he: ~ do not call this q Tree
country any more, / came here from the
old country because ] heard America al'
ways called the land OF the free and the
home Of the brave think 1t would he
better, il these boycotters get their way,
fiat YOU call 1t the land OF the sneak and
Inc home OF the slave, There never was
an imperlal government in Europe, not
eyen Russia, where the rights Of the
Individual we're inteTiered with and pri'
yato citizens subjected TO ANNOYANCE to
half as bad an extent aa here In Wheeling
today by some sort Of q gang Of diCtatora
that nobody knows. am down on the
whole thing, and l don't dare say go pub
iicly for lear somebody Will oyerhear
me- and report it where 1t will be
used to ipiure me. am the
slave OF these dlCtStoIs. What do you
think Of II in American"
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LOGAN niLEYlrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in aud About
tho CITY,

Matters Of Minor Moment IN aud About
the City.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the Plumed
Knights has been called for 1850 O'Clock
this evening.
lIpwARD CLAToR, Sill, formerly Of this
city, died yesterday at his now homo al
Wichita, Kansas.
BIN. OLDHAM was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the sStNse Of Margaret s.
Oldham, deceased, and gave bond In the
sum Of $500, with j. II. Oldham as surety.
Two car loads Of West Virginia brick for
The Main direct improvement have ~.
rived, The work will DO commenced III a
lew days,-AnepiM SgaoL
T. NJ. GARytS, EsQ, delivered 4 lecture
on "sAles Of Personal Property" at the
Wheeling Business College yesterday
motning. His next lecture will be on
Negotiable Paper"
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO
record d deed made October % by Samuel
Hartman and vile TO William I. Hartman,
In consideration Of $1,000, for half Of lois
90 and 81 In Square 2 Of tho HydlngOr %.
tate addition to Wheeling.
tbs Sunday school Congress that was
10 have been held In this city this week
has been indefinitely postponed owing ~
The Moody meetings. "a II was thought
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Youthful Indulgence

in perniCious practices pursued In solitude
ls q most startllng cause Of nervous and
general debility, lack Of selt.Conddenct
and will power, impaired memory, de-
sp9ndoncy, and other attendants o.
wrecked manhood. Sufferers should ad'
drst, with 10 cents in stamps, for large
illustrated treatise, pointing out uniatlinS
mesns Of peIfec, cure, Worlds Dlspsnsary
Medical Association, O63 Main Street, Bu!'
falo, N .Y. oct q W sat&w
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The BREATH OF a chronic Catarrh pR'
tient Is often so Offensive that he Cannol
90 into society, and he becomes an Object
Of disgust, After q time liberation sets
in, the spongy bones are attacked, and
frequently entirely destroyed, A con
slant source Of discomfort is the dripping
Of the puEulent ~aeCretions into the throat
sometimes producing inveterate bron'
chItis, which In It's turn has been the ex-
citing cause OF pulmonary disease. The
brilliant results which have attended IL
use for years past properly designate Ely'l
Cream Balm as by far the best, II NOT the
only cure for hay fever, rose cold and
catarrh,
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Tic verdict UNANIMOUS,

W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes.
aes: " can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief In every case. One man
took elk bottles, and was cured Of rhuma.
Lism Of ten years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, Bellvllle, Ohio, atlrms:
"The best selling medicine 1 have ever
handled in my twenty years. experience
Is Electric BitIers." Thousands Of Others
have added their testimony, 90 that The
verdict 10 unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of tho liver, kidneys
or blood. Only q half dollar q bottle, at
Logan & Cos drug store.
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hest not to undertake both at the same
time, The Congress will be held at some
future time.
The County Commissioners Committee
on fitting up the Comfy quarters in the
new Public Building has about concluded
10 heat their part Of the building with
coal, Is they think the price asked for the
natural gas, $500 per Rnnnm, by the West
Virginia Company, Is too high.
THE Municipal Court held another gea'
sion yesterday and last evening, which,
like the one which ended about 10 O'Clock
Monday night, wa mainly devoted 4
making Democratic voters, The Demo
cratic committee is hustlipg new citizens
through this court by the dozen.
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TO A

sWeoI arc the songs Of youth
When tho morning OF ifc | fair,
Tuneiul the lay, inSOOLh
When the heart has III lONd 10 bear,
Pleasing the lRrk's nOt'H I'll
As II sOArs al0iL In tho Akles;
hut BweeteAt Of all IL the pltinLlYa call
0Ithe swan before II dies.
snngI Of tho heRrts' sad hou---
Then the sweetest Of notes have bltth--
Arc like The OdOr Of iinWUfs
Which AZ ttamolel low N he Ell III;
On deep heart cords III y MAY,
Are llto QUE lives ihti Cd
And The gtAss Of Il day VII oh CFtIlhel lay,
is kweeye for being bruiGi.
Each night when tho bteezes late,
Blowing In from the wcEt RI seas,
Up through the Golden Gate,
And stirring the ioDS Of tho trees,
Come to q simple mound
Where the daisies IN clusters spread,
They kiss thegtOund whore The Singer found
The rest he coveted.
'Born unto Singing thou,
Who vast doomed to sorrow aud strife,
Won for thy weary bow
No laurel TO wear during lie.
Greater the tribute. far
OF tho hearts responsive thrill
To sone touching cong, Vibrating long,
When the singers voice "a SIil
.lEhrg ARtr HIStl, II Good 6OuSeh6epeE.
The estate of the late Geo. W. Adam
Of the Washington Star, Is estimated q
$4,000.
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Jas. s. Murphy, NJ. D., COmpany'a
Shops, N. O., writes-'I sell a great deal
Of DR., Bulls Cough Syrup, for every one
who tries 1t likes It."
"There are mora things in heaven and
earth, HorItio. than are dreamt OF in your
philosophy" OF courle! Why, those old
buffers suffered horribly with aches and
psius, and didn't and couldn't know that
Salvation Oil would cure them.
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lur llaplA T~rnn.llorr lllI.tpnuol

BfiSi q II i at lhs iORSCik IL liable 10 DO inaler.
ally cuttAiitd BY our own lndliCruIiOrL The dyS'
pspiC eat what thsy should not The bilious drink
coffee ID VICesS, and ihs t%htumAtlC. neuralgia and
SoniumpLivV Ill In dhuGh'S, GET wet feet and re.
main In damp clothes and then wonder when III
how they became 10. To pefSonl with q tendency
10 neuralgia We recommend daily use Of ilOsteL
after unavoidable exposure Ii damp OF Otherwise
Indictment Weather, Rfil0ibtt projection II Aiufdt
cd b. this pleasant h%lieguAfd, which ulluSes /
genial glow through the system lnVlsOfatg and
VA NM bilInS"ISSS nSN5ti S.tiS1 WIZ w ' Y
renal Disorder, ata among the llAlAdlei. which II
temedles and bteVentL ID III IA 6g
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Wednesday last Senior Eduardo Marques
del Pine and Senior LaEaro Villa, two
Cuban gentlemen, residents Of New York,
where they r engaged In the tobacco
buBineus at S22 East Thirteenth street, met
q PiodWne reporter. The object which
brought these visitors 10 New Orleans was
the collection Of the sim Of $4,000 from
the Louisiana State Lottery Company, 10
which they we're entitled by virtue Of
holding one.hali Of Ticket No. 72,4S0,
which drew, September IL, the Third
Capital Prize Of $20,OO0-New Orleans
La) Picdwins, September %. WIS
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l~s1ourslou to Chicago.

The annual cheap rate excursion Ia
Chicago is announced BY the Pennsyl.
yania lines west Of Pittsburgh for Mon.
day, November s. Tickets good returning
until Thursday, November IS, inclusive,
The Fat Stock Show and numerous other
attractions will be In Chicago during thlS
time. FOR fall information apply 70 the
nearest passenger or ticket agent Of The
Pennsylvania Company, Pittsburgh, Gin.
einnatl 4 81 Louis Railway Company, OF
Chicago, ST. Louis & Pittsburgh Railroad
OonnAhv.
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A Gard.

Idesire publicly to express my thRpku
to Mr.. Jos. Emsheimer for the very satiE-
factory manner in which he settled nv
claim agalnot the Western Insurance
Company, after the agency was tlanrftrfed
from F. Reister TO him, the company pay
ing me with interest from date Of adjust
ment Of my loss, sustai ed two yearu aEo.
Respectfully ytmw,
J.. Fl. Parsons.
WHEELING, W. Va, % ober 20, 1888.
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MEpIclNEs ION TnE pOoR.

Col. Caldwell also offered a resolution
instruCtlng the Committee on Health TO
advertise for proposals to furnish for one
year, medicines TO city prisoners In the
lookup and work.house and Jail, and or
dpring It to report the person II tavors 70.
Ceiving the contract and the amount Of
the bid. This was adopted.
Petitions for q rebate Of assessment aud
refund OF taxes TO correspond with the
reductions were received from Mary Reid,
Mrs. John CLARK and D. Montgomery
were read and eventually referred to the
Board Of Equalization and Appeals.
The ]. W. Maze matter came up again.
Captain payener appeared aud explained
the situation. Colonel Caldwell spoke
on the matter. 1t was clearly
shown that the city was in q position
where she could not get ont Of paying
about $500 and II was ordered paid. It
was suggested that II be paid out OF solic.
itor 0'Keeffe's salary, as II was owing TO
his PECULIAR conduct Of the case that the
city 10 muloted Ia this sum, At one time
o settlement could have been Of.
fected for less than ,$25,. but the
Solicitor pushed matters and then let
them drop with O disastrous result 10 the
city.
The Zeal Estate Committee again re-
quested that $40 be put To its order In or.
der to pay Harry Smith the balance due
him for work an the interior OF the build.
ing. The Second granted this but the First
referred the matter hapk 10 tho cammlttee,
40 there ore several claimants Tor the
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SAeatsa1,
ECZEMA
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
nv Cuticura.

ECZEMA, OF Salt Rheum, With lis agonlEinp itch,
bath With GUTiGUSl soar, and q single sppilca.
ton Of t;uTtCuRA, tho great skin Cure THIS fe.
pGAted daily, With woo three doses ii CUTiCURA
RBQLvENt, The new Blood Purifier, 70 keep ihe
GI Pig 1h SoSSl G,t teS o 6tSsp,IStS H Phi pure i S9a nalrIlIat-
will speedily cure Eczema, letter, RlnEWotm,
lrlAlls, LiChen, Plutlt1g, RcAld Head, DGidfiIf,
and every species Of Itching, scAly, and Nmpiy
HumOts o.. the Scalp and skin, when tho bat ply.
BlCIAns and all known remedies fall,
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"The American Newspaper Directory"
is a volume Of 1880 pages, bound in cloth,
aud issned every year by Geo. P. Iowell
& Co., 10 Spruce stlest, New York. As it
was the tint, 80 1t has always been the
best Directory published. The price is
five dollaru,
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AtlenilnnI

Ladies' are requested 10 call and eKamlnG
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma
chine, single thread,
Persons having used the Wilcox 4 llbbG
Automatic machine, will Hnd the White
10 be superior In every respect. An OK.
animation 10 respectfully solicited. II
can be seen at the sAlestonm Of
EDWARD L. RosE 4 Co.,
II No, % Twelfth u,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches Oh tho installment plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on easy payments. tail and investigate.
JACOB W. 6RUDB, JeWeier,
Cor. Twelfth and Market StS.
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ApELIcArR oPRRArIoNHe
Performed by DIR, sloSum on the Eye of an
Ohio Lady,

f.. NNN"NN
DR.. s, NJ. sloCum, the we'll known and
Justly celebrated oculist and aurlst Of this
city, recently performed successfully, at
his InRrmary on Sixteenth street, one Of
the most delicate operations known to the
profession. Miss Lulu Lewis, OF Arm
strong's mills, Belmont county, was the
person on whom DR.. sloCum oper'
sted, aud 1t is sale to say
that she will never regret the day she de-
termined to teat his skill and ability. She
Ia now stopping at Mrs. Hillman's, on
fifteenth street, where she can bO seen
and the truth OF this verified, For the
past ak years Miss Lewis has suffered
greatly, being practically blind most Of that
period. About three months ago she con-
suited DR.. SloCum; at that time she
could not count the number OF fingers
held close to her eyes, and Tor four years
previous wherever she went she had to be
led. She was suffering from iritls; there
was ar opacity Of the cornea OF the eye,
or to speak more plainly,
10 white ecum had gathered,
like q curtain, over the eye,
causing utter blindness and the most In.
tense pain. It was necessary for her to
remain in a darkened room, and lie gem
orally was made miserable.
To-day she sutera no pain, and has not
for the past six weeks; she can recognize
peraonB q square distant, and can
readily read the headlines In a news.
paper; she walks out with no shades OF
glasses and scarcely realizes that she ever
suffered what she did,so great isthe change
and relief; so rapidly Is her sight recoy.
erlng that she will soon he able to read
the smallest type. The operation consisted
In cutting q band out Of The curtain, there.
by cutting OF the supply Of blood that the
growth was feeding on and then grad.
ually destroying and aloughing of the
part remaining. DR.. slocpW'S practice IA
growing all the time as the result Of the
successes he is constantly having.
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have suffered from 3alt Rheut1 for over eight
ytaiS, a. times 40 bad that could not stleid 10
my btislnesi Tor weeks a. atlne. Three boSeS Oi
CuftCUAL and iOuf bottles lREioLvENT have on.
tifOly cured me Of this dreadful dlgeas0,
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Were women allowed 10 vote, every
ono In the land who has used d.. Fetcas
"FAyoflte Prescription" would vote Il 10
DO 40 unialllng remedy for the diseases
peculiar 70 her eek, BY druggists.
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#rALsEuoOD #RMPLoYRD.

Another significant remark was that Of
a printer who IL a memberot Topographic
cal Union No. 70 and lost his place by q
movement which be admits to have been
unjust and prsposterous. He said:
II have come TO the conclusion that we
have been made tools Of by q few selfish
people With nothing to lose, The men
who are running this strike tell US fellows
in the rank and hle some very queer
things, For instance, one Of them told
me that the three apprentice boys at the
INTsLLIdEECRR office were discharged.
Afterwards one Of the boys himself
dropped q remark in my hearing
which revealed TO me the fact that the
bows deliberately walked out OF the, OIL
lCe of their own accord, because they
didn't want to do what was right, That
makes me think q good deal bslore be-
lieye what they tell me, and am getting
sick of being represented by other people
In whom | have no confidence"
II was said last night that the general
boycott would be declared to-day. A gen
tleman pointed out the difficulty the boy,
cotters will encounter. "Ihey will
either" said he, "have to be boldly and
grossly unjust, and select certain parties
to boycott, letting others 70 scot free
who are equally offensive TO their dtCta'
torisl spirit, or they will have TO do some
lively work among the patrons OF several
thousand auSscribers and advertisers.
The whole thing Is absurd"
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Action Of the ohambOr Of Commerce.

At the regular meeting Of tho Chamber
OF Commerce held June q, 1885. the fol-
lowing resolution, prepared by com.
mittee oil that body under instructions
from the Chamber, was unanimously
Rtsolrtd, by The Chamber Of Commerce Of
The city of Wheeling, That We believe the
boycott 10 bB wrong In principle, porni'
cious in practice, and In direct conflict
| with American ideas and institutions.
We believe Its prsc!ice, "a pursued In
most instances, Ia not only in violation oil
law, but Ia utterly destructive OF that con-
fdence and respect which should exist be.
tween members OF the Bame community.
The boycott has been characterized by
a prominent representative oil labor as "a
species Of blaCkmail."
There may have been no intention In
many instances to make 1t such, but the
fact remains that It has been largely used
TO gratis. personal maliCeI and that II In
vites directly to destruction OF business
and properly, through the meaneet nio'
lives which inspire men to iniure their
neiRhbors.
I'VE have reason to believe that It has
been 90 employed in this city, and that II
has worked great injustice to some Of our
business men, who, ttomthe pressure oicir.
cumstanCes, have been unable to comply
| with the demands made upon them with'
out making sacrifice, not only OF valuable
business interests, but Of honor and SELL
respect as well. ~.
We further believe that the boycott will
neatly ipiure the prosperity otthis or any
community in which II may be intro.
duced, preventing the Investment Of
money and energy In manufacturing and
commercial enterprise.
Merchants and others who have hereto.
fore been willingto invest their surplus
earnings in manufacturing or other enter.
prlses, thereby increasing the industries
and population, will not continue TO do 80
Il q system Is to prevail whilh exposes
them to The penalties oil o secret and ire.
sponsible tribunal, whose judgements are
necessarily ca parte, and therefore liable
10 be both unreasable and unjust. For
reasons already given, and for Others oil
equal force which We might assign, we
feel compelled to express u earnest
condemnation Of the boycott. AT the
and desire that those who have hereto.
fore supported II will carefully examine
their relation to It and be enabled to recr
ogni2s the fact that 1t cannot be a per.
mapent or efsctual remedy Tor any evils
which may eXist; that 1t tends to reyolu.
ton, destruction and alienation, and not
to order, prosperity aud harmony; that
while 1t may for q time seriously iDjure
those at whom II Is directed, 1t will in'the
end far more those who support and On.
courage II. We respectfully, kindly, but
most earnestly urge an exhaustive use OF
the arts II peace before rosoItlug tothe
bitterness aud waste oil war.
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Ak. sold By ali druggists. Prioe, Culiouna. a
oent!i REs6LvEST, nWI soar, Is cont, Pto.
eafid BY tho PUffHH DRU1 AND OHSIiCIL Co,
Boston, Send iof "HOw 70 Cure Skin hliSSISs ~
bEAIITEILTrYn We Compilation aud SElu BY using
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 27.-1A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia local rains followed by fair weather,
northerly winds lower, followed by higher
temperature.
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~dyspeptiC, consipated, should addresp,
with 10 cents In stamps for treatise,
Worlds D~ispensery Medical Association,
O63 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. thu &w
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Gents Fine and Medium grades Of
shoes in oil the leading styles, OF
I. v, BLoND'a.
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HOrstOrd,s Acid Phosphate
I4VIbIVTU NUIU HVbFWHVV
Headache and Mental Exhaustion.

ih he"NhcHe HhW NNehthl HAh"uh'iuH'
DR.. Ms, READ, Charlottesville, Ill, says:
" think 1t a remedy Of the highest value
in mental and nervous exhRuatiou, al
tended with sick headache, dyspepsia,
diminished vitality, ETC."
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l gtAloiuliy acknoyiodss d eiyo al Eczema. or
Salt Rhnhtni on head, neoE, lace, arms and lon
for beTehteet yeafai not able 10 walk CTcopt on
hands aud knees for ono ye9:i not able 10 HOLD
myself for eight yeRt1i tiled hundreds OF rli1o.
dibsi d0Ct0tt pronounced my case hOpeleisi Der.
mlheutiy cured by the UUTIgpaA REI iDfEs.
WILL MCDONALD,
1A1 OAAfhhFh AZ IutINa6o m
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Some lve months ago I had The pleasure 10 In.
form you Of my Improvement Ii The use az ihp
OlTiCpRA REHEntn In my casO Of leYtV ClIroii6
bhtSentH !EIythAEhAt0s4, ald to-day 'cheeffllly con,
aud complete, and atttlbIte II entirely % your
remedies, hAylbg used no 0IhgtL
FIREMAN E%3ENCltARDO,
BN6 FRnnA Avenue, H. Louis, No.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A iull line Of Sultings, OYercOailngs
ard p~antAlOOHings. Also o full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultings . Specially.
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The. 1eiderkrAnS siuuing Society will
hold their ball October q In ulfiCh's Hail,
o. hIinAville, In plAcs Of SOhAiet's Hall,
bridgeport on account Of lllness in Mr.,
b0naleTH family. oct %
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sCalds, burns and household accidents
Immediately cured by the use Of 81.
Jacobs OIL.