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This court in session at Charleston, on
Monday, transacted the following bpsi-
ness;
Bowers Y. Dickinson, from Kanawha
county; submitted.
Casio '. Fry, from Mason county; con.
tinued,
Barbour, steadman & Herod v. Temp.
kins, ct. a., from KRnawha county; sub
mitted.
Shrewsbury v. Shrewsbury, from Kama.
wha county dismissed sgreed.
Cawley v. Winfield Railway Company.
from Kanawhs county, submitted.
Hoffman v, Dickinson, from Ksnawhs
county submitted.
Peacock v. Kanawhs Railway Company,
from KRnaWha county; continued.
Mitchell Y. KanaWhs Railway Company,
from Kanawhs county; continued.
Rufour v. Hill, from Kanswha county;
partly heard.
Adjourned until 10A. N Tuesday.
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$1,000 REWAR D
CITY OF. wHKKIlSe, W. VA, l
January Is, 1883, /

A reward OF s1,cOO is offered for the arrest and
lodgment in the jail Of Ohio county Of any one OF
more Of the persons engaged in tho murderous as.
Sault upon Police oHcer Joseph Glenn, OF the city
Of Wheeling, on Sunday morning, January Is,
1883. The above reward to be paid upon the con.
viction and sentence OF any ono or more Of the
persons 50 engaged.
In case more than one peEsoa ahall claim to be
entitled, by reason Of being inStrumeutal In the
bringing about such arrest or otherwise, to some
rart Of said reward. or some interest therein the
City Council Of wheeling reserves the right to de-
eide without appeal on the validity Of such claim
OF claims and also reserves the right to make Euch
apporliOnment among the claimants Of the said
reward as the Council shall doom equitable with.
out appeal from such Apportionment.
By order OF the Council otthe City OF Wheeling,
passed January II, 1883
CIV. sEABRIGHT,
Jazz Mayor Of the City Of Wheeling.
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A MAN FATALLY HURT
ON THE B. q o. SOUTH OF THE CITY.
He is Warned By Signals from the Engine,
But Fails to Get Ont OF the way in Time
and is Struck and Badly ManElsd.
Dying at the wheeling Hospital.

Last evening about hHH-paSt six o'clock,
as Thomas McCArty was walking up the
Baltimore & Ohio track near the River.
side works, ct 8sRRood, he was struck by
the passenger train from Wheeling which
makes connection with No. 4, the through
train from the West.
It seems McOnty was walking toward
the train, and Notwithstanding the re.
peated signals Of the engineer, he failed
to step of the track In time. The unior.
tunate mans left limb was broken and
his thigh fractured. He also sustained Be-
rious injuries about the head. Alter q
brief examination DR.. Eskey pronounced
the case hopeless one. The uncon-
scious man was picked up and taken to
the Junction, and from there brought to
Wheeling, where he has lived for few
months past, he was taken to the Hoe
pital.
Mr.. McCarty is married man, thirty
eight years OF age, aud q carpenter by
trade. His parents live on Little Grave
Greek, and he formerly lived on the hills
near BenWood. While addicted to the
habit Of drinking intoxicating liquors, he
was an industrious and well respected cit
izsn.
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WIN RaIse lrroIGht Rntos.

Representatives OF the Pennsylvania
Company, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st.
Louis, Baltimore 4 Ohio, Cleveland &
Marietta, Ohio River aud Cincinnati,
Washington 4 Baltimore railroads were
In session yesterday at the Hotel Ander-
son, Pittsburgh, and will remain there for
perhaps two days longer. They were
called together by Vice Chairman George
Il. Daniels, OF the Central Traffic Associa-
ton, and are rsvising rates from Pitts
burRh, Wheeling, Parkersburg and Mar
ietta. It 10 expected that the ratios will
be increased from all these points.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Republican Club to DO Formed-Personal
and Other Notes.


Republican Club to DO Formed-PersOnal
and Other Notes.
Mrs. James Harrison is seriously Ill al
her home in PSulls addition.
The prospects, are that the Laushlin mill
will run steadily till far into the summer
season.
A meeting will be held on Saturday
evening 9. o'clock for the purpose Of or.
gsnizinga Republican club. A full turn
out is desired and big time is expected.
Lsst evening the regular meeting Of the
K. OF P. was held in their hall, after which
the entire lodge repaired to Fowler's new
dining hall and took supper. They num-
bered in all about forty.
Mr.. Michael Boyle and Miss Maggie
McIntee were married yesterday morning
by Rev. Father Toohey in the Catholic
church. The happy couple left on the
evening train for the East on their we'd
ding tour.
The one thougand feet OF hose ordered
from Horton & Co., Cincinnati. arrived
yesterday morning and is fully equal to
the representatives OF the company's rep
resentative. It will be- placed in some
place where 1t can be secured at mo-
ment's notice. The reels have not yet
arrived, but when they do q hose house
will no doubt be erected.
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ANEW Coal Field TO DO opened Up.

Charleston SIdT.
Q. I. Mcdonald, of tho firm OF Harold
Mcdonald & Co., who has been in Pitts.
burgh two months, passed through the
city to-day en- route for Riverview, where
he has the contract for constructing the
stone piers for the railroad bridge being
built over New river ct that place by the
N. N. & NJ. v. Company. Mr., Mcdonald
stated to the Star that he has orders to
push the work and have 1t already for the
iron by the first Of May.
Mr.. Nickel, q wealthy banker, Of Ohil.
licothe, o., who owns extensive tracts OF
coal lands on Little Loup creek, will have
an outlet for his coal by the completion Of
this bridge, and we learn that he will
build standard gauge railroad up that
stream, which will be an important feeder
to the N. N. 4 NJ. V. Company.
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TnE CR1NIINAL LAW.
An Entertaining and Instructive Talk !
Colonel Arn0tt.

An Entertaining and Instructive Talk BY
Colonel ArnOtt.
Last evening at the Y. NJ. @. A. parlors,
Colonel W. W, Arnett delivered brief
popular lecture on the criminal law, q sub.
jsct which few ere SO we'll able to expound
as he. The talk was not ct all dry, and
from the time he commenced until he
concluded, he held the entire attention Of
his hearers, who filed the spacious rooms.
His remarks contained much valuable in
struction, and were rich in suggestions
which ought to got the young men who
heard him to thinking In vein which
cannot but be beneficial.
He illuatrsted his discourse by wealth
Of incident, largely from his own observa-
ton. Few Of the popular talks given at
the Association rooms have been more at.
tractive in style or more profitable In
character,
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rHECARD KING.
A Young Man Who Can Give the Old Ma
Eiclnna Few Pointers.

A Young Man Who Can Give tho Old Ma
giclAns Few Pointers.
There came into the INTELLIaENcER
editorial rooms last evening gentleman
who was at once "sizsd up" by different
members OF the stat as q theological stu
dent, a theatrical agent and q dancing
master. He was none Of thcHe, but "DoC,
the King OF Cards" He is not gambler,
but a moral young man who simply
smuses himself and the people he meets
BY performing with the cards feats that
nut Herman and KsllRr to the blush. he
hRg arranged to show his skill In the Nc.
Lure House billiard room this evening.
He exhibited few tricks to the INTRLLI.
eRNcRR toilers, who voted them all new
and SsaItling, and he showed how few
Old ones are done. II this was q fair SAM
ple Of bis work, no can surely entertain 9
crowd as we'll as any performer who has
visited Wheeling for O long time.
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Dr.. Us. Combs, o wenaville, Ohio, says
II have given Scotia Emulsion Of God
Liver OIL with HypophosphiteB to foul
patients with better results than seemed
possible with any remedy. All were
hereditary cases OF Lung disease, and sd.
yanced to that stage when Coughs, pain
In the chest, frequent breathing, frequent
pulse, fever and EmRoistion. All these
cases have increased In weight from IS to
% pounds, and are not now needing any
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TIE soLpNNE COMPANY.
a Packed House Grests the Show ut tho
Grand

A Packed House Greets the Show ut the
Grand.
An audience which filed the Grand to
the doors last night sat and stood through
the lengthy programme given by the
Emily soldene Burleaque Company, and
wished at the end there were more OF 1t.
1t opens with musical satire, "The Fox
Chase" artistically given and full Of
music and fun. Then follows an clio Of
novel and meritorious specially perform
ances, and the entertainment closes with
the operetta, "Geneveive dc BrRbRnt,"
with the full strength OF the company. OF
course owing to her fame, Sara, the high
est kicker Of Old England, was the attrac-
ton, and she did not meet the high ex-
pectations that had been aroused. 1t is
said that expectional circumstances made
her act less attractive than usual. The
rest OF the company are good.
The programme will be repeated at the
matinee this afternoon and this evening
for the lRst time.
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PHYSICIANS.


ULkiLKl OHEICB, !
D'AAD U'AN wsSI,iSs % y U ny GoTEIY W VA,
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Tho Buckeye Bridge Company proposes
that II Point Pleasant will furnish i or 2
acres Of ground and erect building there
on suitable for their purposes, to cost In
the neiUhborhood oiS4, 600, they will erect
Z bridge mandatory, employing forty or
more lRborers. Point Pleasant will retain
q title then Tor three years or until the
company shAll have complied with the
terms Of the contract. The City Council
held meeting Monday morning and cub
mitted, by q msjority vote OF all present,
,the matter to the people to DO voted upon
at the spring election.
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Is Nature's own true laxative. It Ia the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleuse the system when
bilious or costiye; to digpel headaches,
colds, and tevers; to cure hAbitual con-
ghpation, indigestion, piles, etc Manu-
tactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Sold by
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and o. Menkemsller. At BsllGire by N.
n. Mercer,
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writing machines,

List OF writing machines taken in ex.
change for the New Csligrapb. Will be
cold cheap. Address Edward L. Rose & Co.
One No. 2 Caligraph, price $50.
One No. 2 Caligraph, price $40.
Ono No. Caligraph, price $780,:
One Hall (new), price $50.
One Crandall new, price 500.
One Orandell, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington. price $40.
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FOR SALFI

ja24S
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AN ENJOYABLE OPERA.
The Bennett. MOulton Company Incroasel



its Good ImprsSsiOn.
Mr.. Bakers opera company last night
sang "Faptinc," which Is merely "victor,
the Bluestocking," under another name.
Tho house was notso large as on the open.
ing night, doubtless for the reason, main
ly, that the opera was less familiar than
"Erminie." Seldom, however, has more
artistic and charming operatic perior-
nance been seen in Wheeling. There
are few operas Of as attractive character
which have for Wheeling people the added
charm OF novelty in as great q degree as
this. 1t is full Of melody, bright and
sparkling. The dressing and staging were
all that could be desired. Miss Fox again
won every heart in the audience, her
singing OF the wine song being
especially fine; while Mis- Mar.
cellus as Nicolei, Miss Edith Barton
as the CounttR and Miss Essie
Barton as Ailitsa, shared the honors.
Meesrs. BigeloW and Ricketts, won new
laurels, aud the chorus was even more
satisfactory than on the previous evening.
This afternoon at the matinee "The
Queens Lace Handkerchief" and this
evening SRA Diavolo." A handsome
souvenir will be given 10 every perEon
at the matinee. The advance sale already
assures crowded houses.
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StstbtRptl9e HTcla.
The RiyOrside works, at Wheeling, also
operating the Filth ward furnace In this
city, is now successfully engaged In the
manufacture Of steel pipe, although It had
been generally held that ateel was not
sufFiclently pliable to make pipe, and
oould not DO threaded. This is the only
plsce in the United States where steel
pipe Is made, and the demand Is greater
than tho supply. 1t 10 much more durR.
bic thst east iron, and can be made "a
chenply. The Riverside people deserve
great credit for their enterprise in this
matter,
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To LoRn-s25CO on City Property.
Pianos For Remit. W. Baumer d Co,
Homo Liver gllls-R. h List.
Administrators NOace-J. X. simpson
Homeopathy -BOeTiCke q TRIel.
Conner { suedsEeF-NOw Crop New orleAnS.M
lRSs6s, $780,, ,.....
Fitting shop
RemDanls-J. s. Rhodes & Co.
For Kcnt-O. A. sChReier & Co.-Head Of Local.
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@, Rnmmni,. arnmm.r-


10 ~ Editor Of tAS hssslIt0msF.
srR:-I should like to see G. Rammar's
defense Of his use Of "would" in the first
sentence, and Of "sympRthy" In the third
sentence, Of his communication in yester.
days 1NTELLIGRNcKR.
ONE WHO DoEs NOT THINK THE PURITY OF
Our MoTHER ToEduH "a LITE THING"
iSteubenvills, Jan. "a.
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ss we'll ns tho moat effective method Of
djspellinK Headache, Colds and FeverS,
or Cleansing the system, Is BY taking Q
few doses Of the pleasant California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Messrs.
Logan, & Co., Anton P. HesB, r. B. Burt
and D, Menksmeller have been appointed
agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
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It is said he cannot live.


There was q well defined rumor last
evening that the boiler in Bridgeport
industrial establishment had exploded
late in the afternoon, but as the opening
blown In It was in the bottom Of the boiler,
the escaping steam all blew downward
and did No harm except to disable the
boiler and delay operations for q short
TINA
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SPECIAL Bargains in Fur and Beaver
OYerCOatings and heavy weight Suillngs,
made up In ilrst.ClasS style. MuiiersJ
lIlOYes and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
=" '' G. HESS e. SONS,
Nos, 1891 & 1898 Market SITS.
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SCRATCHED % YEARS,
A scaIy, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
CutlCura Remedies.

II had known Of the Cuticura ReraodIes TWEEN.
ty-eight years ago II would have saved me 600 %
two hundred dollArs) and an immense amount Of
suffering, My disease tPSorIasiS) commenced on
my mead In spot not larger than a cent, ltSpTead
mpidly all over my body and got under my nails.
Tho scales would drop on Of me all the time, and
my suffering was endless, aud without relief, one
thousand dollars would not tempt me to have this
disease oyer again. am poor man, but feel rich
TO be relieved Of what some Of the doctors said
was leprosy, some rlnR.woTm, psoriasis etc.,
took - and - 9arsapaIillGs over ono year and
and hall, but no cure l Invent 10 two or three
doctors and no cure, cannot praise the CuticufG
Remedies 100 much. They have made my skin n
clear and Tree rom scales ~ bRby's. An ! used
Of them was three boxes Of CuticurG and three
bottles Of CuticnrA Resolyent, and two cakes Of
CuticurR Soap. II you had been here and said you
would have cured me for 300 90 you would have
had the money. Hooked like the picture IN your
book Of Portraits (piOture humber two "How %
Cure skin DlSeRsesll, but now am a. clear o. any
person ever WaS Through force Of habit rub my
hands over my arms and legB TO scratch once In 4
WHILE but 70 no purpose. l am all well. /
scratched tWenty'eight years, and Il got 70 be q
kind Of second nature To me. thank you thou.
sand times, Anything moe that you want 70
know write me, or any one who reads this may
write 10 me and will answer IT,
-, - Dennis DOWNING.
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Tho usual weekly meeting Of the nail
manufacturers OF Wheeling and the vi
cInity Was hold in the office Of the Ben
wood Iron Works yesterday afternoon.
Those in attendance were as reticent aS
usual, declaring that nothing was done
that would intereat the public.
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WATERBURY,, VI, Jan. 20, ISL. DO"''''"'

PsoriRSIg, EcEomA letter, Ringworm, Lichen,
Pruritus. sOall Head, MIX Crust, DGndfuR, bar.
beISI Bakers, Grocen and WOBherWomAn'G Itch,
Plmply HumoH Of the Skin and Scalp and Blood
With Loss Of Hair, are positively cured BY IA
the great skin Cure, and Cutlcurs Soap, an az.
Resolvent, the new Blood Purifier internRlly, When
physicians and I'll other remedies fall,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. 25.-Ror west
virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
warmer weather, followed by colder In
Wet Virginia, and in Ohio, fair weather,
followed by snow, fresh to brisk easterly
winds, becoming southwesterly.
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FoR RENT.
Most Elegant Offices in the GtI
FOR RENT.

It being the purpose OF the Ohio Valley LII
Company 10 remove Its office and principal "a
Of business to the City Of Washington, D. C. Is's
the LIST Of March, 1883, the elegant offices OCcs'S
by the company in the Reilly Block, corti |
Market and Fourteenth streets, are for rent 10
otlces are undoubtedly the best In De city.
Persons desiring to rent will cI at Aa o.
ROPEBT WHITE
JaI4 PresIdtst.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
TIHE NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF
i. WEST VIRGINIA.
SpecIaI tIenel al Meeting OF Stockholders.

Notice Is hereby given pursuant to resolution
Of the Board Of Directors Of the Natural Gas Com.
many OF West Virginia that special general meet
Inc Of the Etookholders OF said company will be
held on Thursday, the $50 day Of February, 1883,
at o'clock 2. NJ, at the principal ONCE Of the
company, No, "a Twelfth street, in the city Of
Wheeling. W. Va, when the following reAoluuons
will DO offered for adoption:
lSt Resolved, That the par value Of each share
OF capital stock Of said Company be and hereby Is
reduced from one hundred dollars 10 aity dollars.
81. Received, That tho number OF shares OF the
capital sock OF said Company 90 and hereby 10
increased from 10000 shares Of 500 each to 10000
shares OF $50 each.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
IRN HARRIS BUCHANAN, Beo'y.
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this evening for communion in the Pres
byterlan church on Sunday next. Rev.
Mr.. Cunningham, Of Wheeling, will
preach on Friday evening.
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FARMERs' INSTITUTE.
Tho Belmont County AgrloulturiStu to Me
To.dRy.

Tho Belmont County AgriculturiStu to Meet
To-day.
The annual Farmers' Institute Of Bel
mont county under the auspices Of the
Ohio State Board Of Agriculture and the
Belmont County Farmers Club, will open
in tho now Court house at 81. Clairsville
this forenoon and continue until Saturday
afternoon. The officers are ]. d. Danham,
President, ]. B. McMechnn, Secretary, and
Henry Morgan, Treasurer. Following is
the
PROGRAMME,
Firpt dsy-Morning-l0:00 Prayer, Rev.
Thomas Balph, D. D. 1915, Introductory
address, President ]. H. Denham; 11:OO,
Organisation.
Afternoon-l:15, music; 1:20, Revision
of Road Laws, Hon. A. 4. Mckelvey.
Discussion Of above topic by Rev. Thomas
Balph, T. ]. Henderson, ]. W. Nichols,
Hon. William Bundy, K. L. Gittin and j.
F. Young. Speakers limited to ten min
utes each. Music; 2:50, Small Fruits, Ed.
Reed; music; $3.50, Effect Of Emigration,
Hon. William Bundy.
Evening-7:00, Music; 7:l0, RsCitahons
and Personations, Miss Ella ]. McBurney; ;
music; $40, Three yesre campaigning Of
private Soldier, Rev. o. Z. Manchester.
Second Day-Morning-9:3O, prayer,
Rev. Robert Alexander, D. D.; music;
0:45, Dangers threatening the wool
Growers, Hon. W. y. Cowden; 1880, The
wool tariff and the dangers threatening the
wool Growers, Hon. John Mcdowell
II :15, Odds and ends Of wool tariff Legisla-
ton, ]. h. Close.
Aiternoon-1:15, music; 1920 farmers'
troubles, DR.. G. T. Rankin; music, solo,
George CLARK; 2:l0, the public duties Of
the farmer, ]. W. Nichols, Music. 2:4O,
the needs Of country schools, Miss Mary
O. Bundy. Music. 500, more stock and
better land, Secretary L. N. Bonham.
Evening,-7:00, music; 7:l0 recitation,
Miss Mary E, HollinGshead. Music. 1920,
the nobility Of toll, Rev. ]. W. MCGregor.
Music. $40, 0hio's first century, General
Third Day Morning-e:8o, Prayer by
Rev. ]. H. Hollingshead, DID. Music
9:45, Ethics, George E, Scott. Music. 1910,
Theory and practice OF agriculture, L. Il.
Snyder. Music. 1910, Sunshine and
Shadow Of farm life, Miss Laura A. CLARK.
Music. 11:00, Our main crop, Secretary
L. N. Bonham.
Afternoon-1:l5. Music. 1:2O, Address,
Ohio in her first century; Japan, in her
twenty.sixsh century, Hon. John A. Blng-
ham. Music. 2:20. A farmers wite's
experience, Mrs. Ella Snyder. Music.
2:45, Some mistakes Moses did not make,
Rev. ]. W. MCGregor.
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SOLD everywhere, Price, Cutcura, &c.,: soap.
&o;; Reloivent 81. Prepared by the Potter: Drug
and Chemical Co., Boston, Mas.
hB-seud for "HoW to Cure Skin DIssaSoQ.n a
pages, 20 illustrations, and 100 teGtimonISlS,
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WHEELING, ". Va. Jan. IS, lSss.
Sealed Proposals win DO received At thiE os,ea
until Monday, the 9Th day Of February, ISIS, Al ID
o'clock A. =, from physicians, for attendIpS and
furnishing medicines and druRI 70 All peTons cSS.
dned In County jail a lupAticS, or perIonS chRfSSd
with telonieS or mitdemeAnoEs for the term ar ono
~ year from the signing Of agreement.
The person receiving the appointment RhAu Siva
bond with sufficient surety, 10 Do Approved Nv Inc
Board, for me faithful performance Of the truSt
bids, FRANZ GRfiAE = AZ
VGS President,
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First Stroke of Pain
EVERY YEAR TO THOUSANDS.

The CIass.-Finy million population. Pain
for the first time to one in every ten
, Five million need relief Howl Promptly
permanently. Certainty OF euro at r6asoh'
able cost. How TO find Ont2 On. rcpnta'
ton, through experiment. by proof.
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Tho thermometer at sChnepfs drug
gtoro, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
istsred as follows:
"a. tn......,'.' * p L'''''''''''''''''''' 90 90
%. m.....'..,', " =. '';s:.i;.''''''''" ~
~ IN ................ ~ MoAthet-GNI,
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OPERA GLASSES.
EoR RENT.

TOR RENT.
4 largo store.room under the Arion Hall.
-FOUR desirable rooms, on 1Et floor, SA Main y.
Three large vaults and one large room, % BY lOO
feet In tho old Smith Brewery property, corner
Seventeenth aud ChRpllue streets
The north hall Of a two.BtOry itnme, NO. rs,
nicely located only 81 per month, Is for rent now
A twoEtoEy frame dwelling on Zane street,
Island, containing Ave rooms and Kitchen:
ia25 EuropOin Steamship Agents.