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Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
D,sttnau,ehed ArriyaIs.

NEW YORK, June 4.-AmonR the
passengers who arrived here yesterday
on the steamer La Gascogne, from
Havre, was james Gordon Bennett,
Prince Ro,an1 BonAparie and General
A. II Lawton, our Minister to Austria.
GSpeTsl Lawton faid that one month
siuos he dtned with Mr.. Blaine in
Rome. He thought from the tenor OF
Mr.. Blstne's remarks az that time that
he woald accept the nomination as
President II selected by the convention.
He said that tho Maine ssateemau Was
rapidly growing old, all reports to the
contrary notwlthstandInR.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Prince Albert suits, satin lined, $Is
Did you ever hear Of such n bargain?
a handsome tweed suit at Ga 80 These
quits are really worth 81 20. You can
obtain them at NJ. Meyers One Price
Clothing House, northwest corner OF
Filth and Merket, where goods nrs
marked III p,Sin figures. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. A fipe
soaYenir presented 10 every purchaser.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
A nlu-derar Lynonn.i.

V1RoeUA. Wis. June AT late hour
Friday night large crowd of men sur
rounded the jail in which Grandstaf, the
murderer of the Drake family, was con.
fined, and after brisk fight the officers
were oVerpowered and the prisoner was
dragged to the Court House Square,
where he was hanged to tree. he con
fessed his guilt.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Eighty patients have been received at
the homeopathic Hospital in this city,
10 oil them being in tho medical and ma
ternity department, 13 IA the surgical, 0
have been treated at their homes, and 40
persons have applied at the dispepsary for
gfatuitous treatment. There ara now
six patients at the hospital. The net pro
ceeda OF the A b q fair amounted to
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

The ooiersd gun club OF Newport,
D.l, hold o shooting match on Saturday
which resulted as fillowa: j Richard.
so made Q hits and missed 4; l.. Cain,
B O. IN Il T. Richardson, h 2, m 8; E.
Green, h q, IN @; n. Bord, n 8, ms; G.
Richardson. h ], 7; @. Thom pson, h
3 M Z; 2. Tilghmen, h 4, m 6; @.
fhompson, h 8, n Q; q, Morris, h 6,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Eaye large assortment of window
acreens and Euock down door frames,
with ell the necessary fixtures. Their
success In bsndllDg lhs above goods
last sea.on compsls them 10 40 at IL en- a
larger sosle. Prises tho lowest. Lyroh
8 Leery, N. W. corner of Fourth and
Madison strsets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
THE rAoPna,s VICTORY.

Ih8 ttiuhttofb anu nocAofo ItebuEoUs
Austin Harrington, Esq, eieotsd
Mayor "A Gain OF Two KopaDioAns
in Oouncii.
Ths Oity Election last Saturday re.
suited In the election OF Austin Har.
rinEtou, Esq Is Msy or, Johu U. Faria
President OF OHy Council aud R.ciatd
Griffith Oily Treasurer.
OF the 6,923 v6tirs registered there
were $40 wno did net exercise the right
of casting ballot, as there was bat
6.608 votes pollsd in the entire city.
Tho result 10 o revolution which may
probably teach the tax collectors anu
ast te ,sors that the day has not yet come
when they can set up candidates to suit
Themselves and compel the psop'e 10
vote fer them. 1t iB but the commence
ment of q movement which will ere
mary yaara sweep over the EFT re
ststs. Tho following was the voto for
Mayor, President OF City Oeuncli and
City Treasurer In detail
Vote by Wards.
Mayer Treasurer PIesidert
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

No. 800 shIpley street, take furnitu
and stoves on storage at m iderate rates.
They also return the stoves when wanted
nicely cleaned aud put uo. All orders
by telephone, No. 32S, or left at our store
will be promptly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Halo pianos. Emerson pianos. Bacon
pianos; the largest stock OF pianos ever
in Wilmington, at remarkably low
prices and esey terms. kobelen's, No.
710 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
Boys' suitt, 900.

Boys suits, e0s., and a gress bsreolu.
Indeed thote suite are worth SO o., hat
you osn bay them now for e03 at Id.
Eeyors' Oa8 Price Clothing House,
northwest corner OF Fifth AID Market
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Ivers & Pond planos, u sed N all the
New Eng and conseryes1ries. Prices
reatonsble. Terms easy. Robslen's,
M. 10 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Second hand pianos from S25 to 5000;
seoonc hand organs from $40 to S65
Easy terms. Rob.len's, No. 7I0 Mar
ket street..
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Use Raymoud's preparation for
maalng ice cream smooth as butter.
Nc. "a East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

u. r. HannS Will open bis ics cream
paEiofa, 83i Jefferson strast, on SatuE-
day, Angil IS il. Families and parties
supplied at sh7ss notice
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

DT. Lippiuoott's speclho Compound
for H6Hr2lgia aud ohronio rhsuuatism,
ptioa soc. nar bottle. For salo by
TAYLOR 81 FULLERTON.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

All the new trim nings. flowers, tips
ribbons. ornam ents, Rsnses and all hp
rertsiring 60 fns millinery at Mrs
Jacobs, go King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Housekeepers wanting window shades
msde of the best material and at the
lowest cash prieas, o2u get them at l..
Il. springor's, 229 Orange street..
N. b -Venetlsn Blinda painted and
rimmsd. All orders promptly Oiled.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
The Election for OounoiImCn.

77117es11- RVH S1UuAzV V1I1Rst7N1s
The voters OF the Third ward exor
oiesd the game right OF casting their
hallots for the bestnl sfor Council as
was exercised by these of other parts of
the city 10 voting for Mayor. Tha con.
sequence is that Mr.. william B Blake
WIN temsin at homs, Thiie Mr.. Thomas
Jo9hson reprsesntB the ward. Er. o ven
) ass'ion, tbs Democratic nomin in
Eh9 twelfth ward, Was sls3 dsfsated,
and the result Is net paia Of tRo r
pundean mem era ib GonnsIi. It's vo.o
ot the vArio1s dts.r!o:a sUi ward1 .saz
IS f.lloEi;
blhsr WARD
--s@-sa 0.'''',,'".,n,...n.,s " II IQ2-2aQ
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

II you want n good picturs, trus to
na'ure, of your lovely phz. go to j.
Paal Browa's studio, No. 6l7 Marx ct
gtr,,et
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Kgsha and sttinway piauog, aoknowl-
elset tne oest. oalg a Robelen's, Nc.
.?l0 dlrktt str6es.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
For sac.

At g bAyIs'n, b foan LoHse, zith 81 n,
vapfsH saa Daly s3fa rtqatsei tiop n
Aprly to W. scott Vslncn. sai6 oiaes.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

The place tu order your spring suit,
= I'd the largest assortment OF goods to
select from can BIS found at Thorp %,
9,S1l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

remember that Ohapman's Cizar House
to alwayH cp8r B = m. Seganth and
0fanse streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

by big majority as the best penman
In the State. Go see him. 706 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
PRICE ONE GENT.
Sheridan again In Danger

Il WASHINGTON, June 5 S-After a dAy
during which he showed quite an I'm
provement ia health, Gsneral 5aeri
den's condition this oveniuR (, again
mot 30 fAvjrablo and sravs apprehen.
s'on7 are fslt lett he should have
another alarming attack Of heart and
lung trouble. There has as yet bean
no reourrencs OF the heart trouble, bu I
there have besn changes in his pulse,
respiration and Temperature since 8 d
m. sach az havo been on ons or two o3.
ossiohs at least preuo aitory symptoms
OF dangerous attacks.
Ths General passed worry comfort
able night last night, and was bat little
disturbed By coughing, and when the
doctors Issued their bulletin At 0 'cloek
this morning they reported: "a SLIGHT
though definite improve meut in the
aentra's condition." and that his ap
petite had returned.
General 5heriGan's cxse is further
complicated by chronic disease of the
liver That organ has bsooms roduoad
In slze and harder TAD more deDss than
Its normal condition. The effect OF this
haa otea to eeriously impair the useful
ness OF that organ.
The President takes Q great deal of
interest," in General Baeridan's Gaze and
copy OF nearly every bulletin Issued
Is sent to him.
BULLETINS DURING THE DAY.
WASHINGTON. June 3-Tha physI.
cans issuci the following bulletlns at
tue hours named throughout the day:
2P. M General Sheridan has d ono
wei. No ucsavorabls symptoms have
developed. He Is quite com iortao.e,
4 p. M,-Gsneral SERBIAN 10 still
very comfortable AMI his friends feel
greatly encouraged. There has bosn 40
recurrence OF unfayorable symstoms
and only one physician has te3n 10 at
tendaDce eiuoe the last bulletin was la
sued.
or. General Sheridan passed
satisfactory day. Stuc3 8 o'clock this
evening there has bean some unfAvor-
able changes in the pulse And rsspira-
tlon,
IL p M,-GsnerAl Sheridnn's pulse
and rsspiration are about as they were
before the last bulletin. His condition
is better. He Il now sleeping quietly.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

The Dletz Tubular Oil Stove will give
yon entire setisfaction. Sold only by
j. Q. johnson s. 5or, 225 Markst st.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
Base Ball.

bAHb nAlis
The following games were played
on Saturday:
Az PhilAdslphia-Athlesic, o; b..
Louis. a.
At Baitimors-BAlt!mors. 8; Louis
Vile, 4.
AT Olsvelsnd-Clsvsland, Is; Kan,as
City, 16
At New York-Brooklyn, Is; CIncin-
natl, 6.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8;
Chicago,
at Observation-Disclosures, /; Ds.
troit, IL.
At Bostoa-Boston, 8: Pittsburg, /.
At New York--Nsw York, s; Indian
apo.is, o.
YESTERDAY s GAMES.
At Gloucester Rsse:ves, s;
Camden. d.
At New York-BsooklJn, 4; g..
Louis. u,
FogATty trie1 hard to get ths Phillteu
to slgn Borchers.
Tho ChicaGoa and PhIladeiphiaa aud
the Ath!etiss and Oirclnnasis play in
Phiiadslphis to day.
Anson said yesterday thst Chicago
will win the penuaat and that be bad
several better men thnn Bostou hAs
purchased, whosa releases he will sell
as the close Of the season.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

!. Ask ier Youth'o smo3ins Tctso,o
ICE. WallAes. 6a7 ins ttIset.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

To-day we COM
mence to close our
entire line of So
inch, all.wool, SOC.
Dress Goods at 80
cents and some
specially fine SO, 38
and 10 inch Dress
Stuffs at 3711 cents.
The lowest prices
ever known on this
class OF wool goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
M()XIE:::.. {.

The famous beverage ge,ye food. The mos =
re arkRble record ever known. hota msdl-
cine, stimulanL or poison. The most luscious
drink ON the m Arkst. Remnves nervousness,
nervous exhaustion, the III effects of summer
heat and nll the effects of alcohol, tobacco and
dissipated life. Has fed scores of helpless
parRlytics to fnl' strenRth. The grfatpst help
to the nerve weary and overworktd, moves
the tired, liftless fee ing like magic. Will
break recent iBtoxicatioa In an hour. Buy
the Mexle Syrup At rs cts. n bottle. II you
leave the city. With Ice water, a bottle Will
make you 70 half tumblers of luscious nerve
food be everage: One cent a glass. Look out
for ceunterfeits. Yoar city has Just been
cleared Of them. ] oox out for dealers who
cut prices, they invariably .pnt counte rfeits
on you on the sly. AL the lOa1ing drug gists
have the genuine. We agree to fbrfeit S.. 900
II we do not tell he truth. 50 cts a quart
bottle, s5.0. q case. IL bottles.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

IL oahines pho'cs st Gum miugs' gal.
lery for IS. $50 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Maiorities...
Sogentd ward:
lstdlstri5t,..
I'd DISTRICT.
81 distfio'
4.h district.
bin d lsrles
oal 0istrlut..
7th distrlcs.,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

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isred BY railway companies for rails, and
there & no business doing in that line.
Copper Is about steady In the New York
market, and mining stocks ct Boston are
also steady. The last news from the Calu'
met 4 Hecls mines is discoursging 30 far
ps prospects for an immediate increase Of
production srs concerned. The Engineer:
ma and Mining Journal estimates the total
output of the present year at from
100000, 600 pounds to 2l0, 900, 900, Is against
1880, 600 pounds last year. The Montana
output aeems 10 be steadily growing. The
Boston & Montana Company 10 already
turning out more copper than the Tama'
rack, which stands second among the
Lake Superior producers, and the stock Il
10 be listed a. Boston, Its understood
that the TamBrRck Company will declare
dividend OF So q share in March. It's pro
duct in December 10 reported to have cos
5. S5c 9 pound laid down in New YORK
This price, in contrast with the presenl
market value Of the meta, is Significant
It ia said that the various diyidend-payini
companies disbursed $40, 800 900 Last yea
in Boston, New York, San Francisco, q!
Louis and elsewhere.
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Gl1p lxssasI&s211sG,
WuEEL1Xo, ~. VA, JANUARY 10, 1888.


A Notable Departure In Railroad Policy
The Baltimore d Ohio management has
been often and freely criticised for pursu'
ing a policy which held in arrest the nat
ural development OF the rich region
through which II passea, In this criticism
wo are glad to say, the IETRLLlGENcER hsi
had & share.
IEseemed marvellous tina! the manage
ment 80 great trunk line could not see
what was so obvious to everybody else
thst it WAS NO. only depriving the State o
the opening Of a large territory OF Amos
uneq slod resourceg, bat Keeping out Of it
own ccdeys money that would otherwise
flow into them. That this was the nat
ural and inevitable result Of that short
sighted policy 10. We think, beyond ques
ton.
The IETBLLIGENCER has recently tsker
occasion to commend tho new departure
OF this great carrying corporation, Il
point out its encouragement OF develop
ment along lie lire and to show that thu
new and progressive policy is slread!
bearing fruit. To-day We give place, with
out so much ss the request Of the com
pRny, to circular which emphasizes ant
declares TO be fixed iGCt, the new policl
Of which mention has been made.
The circular goes beyond anything thai
has been expected. 1! breGthcg the Bpiri
Of S prudent and encouraging liberalitl
which, We are forced to believe, mark
the beginning Of bstter days throughou
the region naturally tributary to the Balti
more K Ohio.
We seem to BIO on the eve Of grea
development! IL West Virginia. II Con
gress will wisely refrain from oyerturniDt
the industrial foundations Of this country
leaving 1t still worth the while Of capital
lists to take hold Of the rich gifts Of ns
ture and convert them into marketable
products; and If tho railroads will pursui
with constancy and vigot the policy clear
ly indicated by the Baltimore & Ohio, th'
present generation will realize the dream
OF every West ViTginian-asecond Penn
sylvaniG in no way inferior to the first.
Tho ISTELLIaESCER congrstulstes The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company ant
the people OF West Virginia on the turn
ing Of the tide. Let US join hands to push
ahead the development of this richly en-
dowed and almost virgin State.
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CALDWELL On Saturday. January II, 1855, at $50
O'Clock p. ~, OELLA THOMPSON, only dAuRhte
OF william Il. Caldwell, In the 9th year oil hel
age.
Funeral from the residence Of her father South
Front street. this CAoudGyl morning at IL
O'Clock. Interment private.
WELCH-On Sunday afternoon. January Is. 1855
at $50 O'Clock, aLsKD4, vile OF T. r, Welohi
aged q years and . months.
Fuuera! from the reJiionce Of her husband, on the
east end OF scCollOCh street, on Tuesday alter
noon at 2 O'Clock. Friends Of the family In
yited. Intermentat Peninsula cemetery.
GRISiMRL-On Saturday. January II, 1855, at 2:0t
O'Clock y. ~. our beloved mother, Ms. ELIZA
BETH GRIxNEL, in the 10Th year OF her age.
Funeral from the red fence Of william P. Garrett,
in ClArk's Addition, Martins Ferry, this Mon
dSyl afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. Interment ph'
yAto Of Greenwood Cemetery.
CHILDREN.
MrS. George Zoeckler, 6T,,
Mr.. John GEimnel,
MT. Henry GTimmel,
Mr. Jacob GIImmel,
Hr. Vim. r Garrett.
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To-day tho city prints its financial OK
hibit Tor the past year. The exhibit is
printed to be read, and every person liy-
ing in Wheeling should not only read but
study carefully the details Of the city's
business for the year.
1t will be observed that not only are the
various city boards in better condition
than they were at the same time last year,
but 1t hes been possible to reduce by Sl9,-
600 the bonded debt, leaving now S6O7, 500
Of that item-not heavy burden for q
city Of the RESOURCES Of Wheeling, The
reduction OF bonded and floating debt is
$50 700. The receipts have increased Sl3,-
765 aud tho expenditures have decreased
sl,6SS.
The tendency 10 in the right direction
and amply justifes the high credit Of the
city Of Wheeling.
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FITs,-An Fia Ttopped FREQ By Dr. Klins'I Great
Nerve RessoGr. No FiI after hrt days use. Mar.
VOouI cures Treatise and q % trial bottle Tree to
lit caieS, send TO d.. Kline asl Arch st., PhiR Pa
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NEW ApYERT1sEAsENrs.

NTANTED-oNE MAN AT ONCE.
wv A man with references. PoGIhon for the
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Is, z, y q. Railroad.
BellEIre d Evansville Through Passenger Iesye,
BellAiIe q Sl0G, M, arrives At BellAire Al ., n,
WoodSheld Passenger Leaves BellGire Gt i.G o,
n, arrives q BollAire 81 $40 T. N.
Summerheld Accommodation leaves BellGiro Al
100 n. m, arrives at RollAlre at l0:t5a. N.
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVER,
w On add after Monday, October 81, ISL.
trains on the Wheeling 4 Kim Grove ,RGilroSd viii
run ASioll0Ts;
Leave wheeling:
$50 N, 800 m, Q N, II 90 m, l;So m, s:so
p m, 6:2o p m, 100 p N, 0:oopn.
Arrive 1t Wheeling Park:
500 N, 7.SS m, 9:s5 N, HIS q n, 2:C5 D m.
N;0o N, S:SS N, 7:SS p m, s:SS pm,
Leave wheeling Park:
6:l0a m, 7:SS m, 1000 m, 1880 N, 2:sO n.
l;1O p N, $40 N, 500 p m, 1000 p N.
Arrive At Wheeling;
6:GA N. $50 N, lo:s5 N, l:05 N, sos m.
ass p u, 6:f5 p N, SIS p m i0:S0 p n.
sUEDAYs-LeAve the city At 500 N, and run
every hour until 800 m, Leave Wheeling PIYf
a. 9:6o a N, and run every hour until 10 D n, a
cept the church trAln, which win leave the RArf
OCS Q, HRsoH, supt
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as warranted, at points from which pre-
emit facilities cannot be utilized.
Applications for these privilege should
be made on & printed blank, which will
be supplied by this Company, upon Rpph-
cation to the undersigned.
Other special inducements may be given
manufacturing corporations, land and
building associations and individuals con-
templst!ng the expenditure Of consider
able sums In construction; TO which end
correspondence should be addressed to
the undersigned.
This Company reserves the right TO re-
Jet any application for the foregoing
privileges. .,
II is hoped that all public spirited cit-
gems will recognize the importance Of this
work and will give tho matter their fullest
cooperation.
Very respectfully,
NJ. V. RICHARDS,
Land and immigration Agent, Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.
Approved:
F. HARRroTT, General Freight Agent,
OK. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
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DIED.

Many man who reformed on January
Z Is wondering what he did itfor.
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FOR RENT.

Store Room 1913 Main street.
Large and small Houses, sleeping Rooms, DC,
G. o. SMITH,
jal6 1910 Main Street.
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BRADsrnsEr's wEEKLY REVIEW.
Tho Wool Markets Quiet but stendy-ThO
Metal Outlook.

Tho Wool Markets Quiet but Stendy-ThO
Metal Outlook.
New York, Jan. 14.-Bradareets says:
The New York, Philadelphia and Boston
wool markets are quiet but steady. In
comparison With last year, fair amount
Of business Is being done. Holders are
confident, in view OF the strangth Of for.
eign markets, the present cheapness Of
the staple, and the prospect Of additional
requirements at the mills aS soon as the
values Of heavy weight goods be finally
determined. Manufacturers, however,
with some exceptions, are not stocking up
for future consumption to any extent. A
considerable part Of the last Ohio clip re-
mains IN farmers hands, especially the
fine descriptions. Medium woods have
been picked up more generally. Caliior-
mia adylCes indicate steady falling of In
tho clip there eince 1879, except In 1885.
Tbere is more uncertainty than usual at
at this season as TO the amount OF wool in
the hands OF dealers. The next series OF
auctions In London will begin January 81.
Prices are higher there than ct the clone
Of the lEst series, and above the American
level. The Secretary Of the Treasury will
receive iresh arguments on the Donskoi
wool question until February l.
The situation In Boston Is unchanged In
apy particular. There 10 no special sctiVi.
ty In any line, but a fair movement
throughout the various grades. Holders
are generally refusing further concessions,
while Manufacturers are not inclined to
snticlpate their needs for the spring.
There has been some speculative buying
Of Michigan Y wool at 2S cents Q pound.
A fair amount OF business Is noted In me-
dium unyashed hseceS, and there is q
good request for pulled wool and Territory
stock. Comparative quotations for lead
ing descriptions follow:
Jan. IS, Jan. Il, Jan. 10,
Ohio ard Pennsylvania : $3.50 SiS...c sSsic
Ohio and PcnniyiYSniS '' 't'
Xxx and above ..-...~.....SiAS7o S6aS1c S2GSsc
Michigan N..............,'''.,SlAS2c 3A..o 26A29c
Fine Ohio 59aSic STa.c SIaSSo
Texas SpiIng, Z monthS...2lhS5O zSG2sc Iia2ie
The sales Of the week in Boston ara re.
ported at 1881, 900 pounds, az RElinst
2,797OO0 pounds last week aud 2,287 600
pounds the same week last year.
In Philadelphia tho inquiry for wool has
been little more active, and sales have
increased, but there has been no change
in prices. The improvement in trade is
only noticeable In contrast with recent ex.
trome dizziness. The eales OF tho week SO.
greHato 62l, 900 pounds, against 800, 900
pounds last week and $4,000 pounds for
the corresponding week last year.
THE METALS.
There 10 no special change in the lead.
ing American iron markets. Prices OF pig
al the East have not been announced for
1855 delivery, although q number Of sales |
OF that nature have been made. Prices
are firmly held. There are no changes 70 |
note In manufactured iron. The steel rail |
mills still object to adopting the prices Of ]
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PT,Ii0H County Journal.
The Wheeling INTELLIoESCERs calendar
is household institution in the Journal
Office. Owing to its openness and ease Of
reading, We always choose 1t Tor ouI
"Working" calendar. OF course 1t Is per
lectly printed.
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TIE bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm that
obtained OF you last summer has entirely
cured my little boy Of q severe attack o.
catarrh.-Mrs. SRllis Davis, Green Post
Office, Ala. NwF&W
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STATIONERY.

PLEASE NorIcE that this % the only Commentary
upon the whole Bible published at q moderate
price. II is therefore, within reach OF the mEtteC
while no Commentary publlShed Is 70 highly com.
msnded or 20 well adapted for the home, the
teacher or the preacher, when PRACTICAL concise,
critical and spiritual work Il desired.
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