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The other dayin Washingtontherc was
a meeting OF men calling themselves
Southern Republicans. They have a
kind Of an organization and propose to
move on General Harrison's works with
n view to securing representation in
the Cabinet for the South.
The Cabinet is largely personal mat
ter with the President and its formation
will largely depend upon considerations
other than those OF a purely official char
acter. The President will OF course en-
deavor to select men who would give
satisfaction to the country, but ut the
same time he will just as naturally en-.
deavor to suit himself in this matter
with men personally satisfactory to him
self and with whom hsSRiS ut reasonably
expect to have pleasant personal inter
course. The idea OF demanding aplacc in
the Cabinet for the South is not u good
one, for the man is OF much more impor'
lance than his section or his State.
II in surveying the whole field
the President finds in the South one man
or two men or more men Of just the
stamp he is looking for then it will be
entirely appropriate to put them in his
Cabinet and the South will be entitled
to the congratulations OF the country,
as having produced public characters
Of such high standing. 1t is true that
the discussions OF "the South aud the
Cabinet" have brought out the uncom-
Portable fact that the Republican party
OF the South contains very little good
Cabinet material. The reasons OF this
are obvious. AlsothG strikingieature that
in the South as whole the Republican
party has never had a healthiul exist
ance, and the reasons Of this, too, are
obvious.
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matches, which, in fact, are in
door prize fights. There is much indig-
nation in the Schuylkill Navy, and many
conservative people who do not take a
personal interest in the affair side with
the young men and hope the authorities
will relax the severity of good rule
sufficiently to let the exhibition go on.
Boxing, SO fur as the public know. mas
been pastime Of the tugs and bruisers,
and whenever u boxing match is spoken
Of, persons who are not well informed at
once conclude that very degrading ex-
hibition Of brute force is near ut hand
Boxing is excellent exercise, not neces-
sarily more degrading than walking,
riding, running or jumping. Some OF
our Wheeling men who IRE by no means
roughs are quite expert in this really
manly art, which on a proper basis and
with proper bounds should be encourag-
ed rather than discouraged. Those who
have taste for such thingsmay on almost
any evening seealively and good natured
setto between friends in the hall Of the
Wheeling Athletic Club, and nobody is
the worse for the wear.
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Philadelphia has an organization OF
young gentlemen known as the Schuyl-
kill Navy. These young men have
dotted the river banks of Fairmount
Park with substantial and highly orna.
mental club houses, a great addition to
the picturesqueness Of that beautiful
domain. Besides Juggling an oar the
members of this amateur navy have
their athletic associations, in which
among other things they practice "the
manly art Of self defense" They now
propose IN exhibition at the Academy
Of Music, and boxing is on the pro-
gramme, The spectators are to be their
families and friends, The preserves Of
the peace in Philadelphia have forbidden
the boxing. They do this to be con-
sistent, for Philadelphia has made an
exemplary stand against the glove
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POOR PERCY.
Tho Sad Fate of n Boston Youth Who swOrc
to Win u Maiden Fair.

Boston Courier.
"Calliope," said the youth, in soft,
thrilling, tender tones, as he gazed fond.
ly in the face of the beautiful girl who
sat beside him on the crimson crush
plush tide decorated sofa, "Calliope," and
he pressed thesnowy, velvety and shape
" hand which he had taken in his, and
which was not withdrawn, "the time has
come for perfect understanding be.
tween us. can no longer live in UNI
certainty. must know my fate. Drift.
ing about in the Dismal Swamp OF
doubt and suspense is making my life u
torture. must declare myself. Calliope,
love you deeply, passioRately, devoted
~, tenderly, and it is for you to say
whether that love is to be my happiness
or my misery. Tell me, Calliope, sweet
est, dearest, fairest, tell me, can you re-
turn my atFection?"
"Oh, Algernon," murmured the beau.
tiful maiden, deep blush overspreading
her lovely and expressive countenance,
us the shadow OF cloudlet passes over
the silvery surface OF q stream on q
sunny June day, this is so student"
"oh, answer me-" he implored, "do
not spare my feelings. Death is prefer
able to suspense"
She turned away her face to conceal
her confusion, as she replied in tones as
soft, sweet and musical as ever trembled
on the strings OF the Tyre OF 0rpheus:
at is useless for me to deny that You
have made deep impression on my
heart, and-and-but let that admission
content you. Maidenly modesty for
bids me to say more"
"Oh, my darling" he exclaimed, as he
passionately kissed her hand, "you have
made me the happiest OF men. But
there is one thing about which wish to
be satisfed-have l rival in your attec'
tions?"
"You have not"
"There is nothing between Percy
Yardstick and your
Absolutely nothing" -
"But he loves you, and swcars he will
win YOU"
"Be not afraid, " she said, he is"
"PoorW
"Worse than that
"He is WHAT" and in breathlcss ex-
citement he awaited her answer.
"He is" and placing her rosy lips
close to his ear, while her color came
and went, revealing in her face alter
nately the lily and the rose, she muir
INJURED in voice us soft us the sigh OF a
zephyr-"He is in the soup"
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1t is characteristic Of the Democratic
party that it cannot take defeat grace
fully. The organs are still attempting
to slow that the late Republican victory
was accomplished by the purchase OF
Democrats. II half the current stories
are true the Democratic party is sadly
in need of cohesive power, some prin-
cip!e,, for instance, that will hold the
members in the organization SO strongly
that the money Of the wicked Republi-
cans cannot buy them. The Repub-
licans are not half SO insulting to the
Democrats as their own leaders and
papers are. They do not believe that
thousands OF their Democratic friends
deliberately sold themselves like SO
many cattle. They have higher opin-
ion Of their manhood than to believe it
was solely u question OF dollars and
cents with them. They believe, they
know that Democrats who voted the
Republican ticket did SO from principle,
on the great issue of Protection.
The Doodle theory, on which Demo-
cratic organs arc laying so much stress,
is baby talk. Like the schoolboy who,
chagrined when he has been beaten at
marbles, blubbers that the other fellow
cheated, the Democratic party is at
tempting to coax people into the belief
that money did it.
Suppose the boot had been on the
other foot. In 1884 the Republican party
was defeated by a small margin. A con-
test or a recount in the State of New
York might have changed the result Of
the election. But the Republican party
did not 90 about over the country plead
ing the baby act. 1t stood up and took
the bitter medicine like u man. The
people admired its pluck and have
shown their appreciation. The Demo-
cratic party might profit by the ex-
ample.
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Two Compnlrn ContrIbutors.

John WanamaSer, the philanthropist
and successful business man. who is
loved and honored by men of all par
ties for his good deeds, is just now the
target for the venomous shafts OF bour-
bon papers because he is cabinet posi-
bility. 1t is alleged that he gave 100000
to the Republican campaign fund and
and that that is why Gen. Harrison has
selected him. We don't believe that he
gave one.tenth the amount named. But,
suppose he did, more honorto him. He
showed his faith by his works. Presi-
dent Cleveland gave 0,000to the Dem
ocratic fund. Does the Democratic party
honor him less for it? Ten thousand
dollars was probably as great a drain
upon Grover Clcvcland's bank account
MS a half million would have been on
the pocketbook OF John Wanamaker.
In contributing $4,000 to the Demo-
cratic campaign fund Grover Cleveland
violated law OF the United States.
John Wanamaker, not being an office
holder, was not amenable to that law,
and had a right to give.
II Mr.. Wanamaker is placed in Gen.
Harrison's Cabinet he will be put there
because he is tit man for the place.
Successful business men are the kind OF
servants the people want to manage
their affairs, and the question OF how
much money they gave to the campaign
fund has nothing to do with the case.
II that were the solo consideration, per-
haps the people would have reelected
Mr.. Cleveland.
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TIE visit OF Ex-senator Henry G.
Davis to President-elect Harrison set the
gossips wild. Mr.. Davis and Gen. Har-
rison are Old personal friends. The Elk
Senator vas in Cincinnati on business
and ran up to indianapolis to spend a
day with his old cbum. They differ
widely on politics, but that don't hinder
them from spending day together talk
ing about old times. There was no poll
teal significance whatever in the visit.
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no business man in Baltimore has SO
many callers day TO transact import
ant business, and his affairs are almost
as important in Philadelphia and New
York as they are in Baltimore. Over
and over again ne has gone to Washing.
ton rs the representative Of the soft coal
interest to advocate a retention and fix
the tariff on that mineral, and his able
arguments and thoroughly prepared
statistics have always had great weight
with members OF Congress.
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GovERxoR.ELEor Corr will be in
Charleston when the Legislature meets
to look out for the rights ofthe majority
of the people who chose him for Cover
nor. Ii those rights are not respected it
will not be Gen. Goir's fault. But we
look to see them respected. The Legis-
lature, we take it, is composed OF men
who are fair and honest. They will not,
at the bidding of Democratic bosses, re-
solve themselves into a political caucus
for the sole purpose of carrying out a
conspiracy.
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The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets to Fort Payne, At,
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, Jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
at one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and Is, tickets good fol
sixty days. Now is your change to ex'
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South. No billiards., sure crops and d
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Neil G. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or d. G. Ed
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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commencing ~ 10 o'clock u, M, The following
described property, that Is Ia Hg; lII lhat f'.
tain piece Of real estate situate iH tHe ri3 y
Wheeling, In the county Of ono, ana a"'t .'
West Virginia, and particularly Hgguuol ls 10y.
lows. that is TO say: thirty lcyt u, iNl uumad"
one hundred and ninety wv" NNulr1Iu que ~
side OF ChnplinC street, IN That lffi W ibr NV
OF Wheeling known rs Centre Wheeling, NNl-
all OF the same property which Va "1Mg'r4 "
II. II. HOrnbTOOk BY Daulci PEGS aaN h,Ais ?"
Russell, special commissioner, ny aNgI NA''l
November II, 1851, and OF tucrf3 lu rn"',y .'
the Clerk Of the County Court ui ONO "'Ne.'
West Virginia, In Deed EOUh No. ln' iH,
and conveyed to the said David hH.t snHt|'..t
II, II. IiOrnbroOk and vile by ltla Da.th 'a..
airy r., 1855 which lust mentioned Hga y .'
Of record IN the Office NJ tue tl.Ta WI lAg N''"'
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia r...
TERMS OF SALE-Onc'thirl u lNr IA...l
money, or us much more ~ Ihp uun.'.L ".3
elect 10 pay, cash In hand on thyaAl I 'a'et H.
the residue In Two equal lusH..m,NN l'!|
respectively In one and two !pA's lfnA ."' va.
OF sale, with interest from that uasf Nv. l-
chaser 10 give his notes, With good sD..s.,s r
the deferred payments, and The 4D-4 a.i
retained Us iufthcr security until ta. 4'' '-
full. ....
The title Is believed to be good, h#i ".lH- q
trustee shall convey only such ulgNl'' '''
IN me by the above mentioned deed a.. .g'r
do,n Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Eighth Ward Property.

by virtue OF deed Of trust melr p! pr.
thinner and wife. to ne, dated hn.'M..' Il.
1885, and OF record In the 0tlcc oil lNg .', H.,
the County Court OF Ohio County, M.
ginia, In Deed Of Trust Book 40. -, 80 I'.'
win, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF JANyA'if w..
ut 10 o'clock Il. M, at the north lfuni 0''l . \,
Court House Of Ohio county W, va. 0
salc at public auction, the llliu"lH-
property, tOwit: Lot number riEhN ~. ~.
number twenty.slE 10 Of tho g4aItI.'
city OF Wheeling laid out BY spTit NA. "'
which lot Il situated on the cgrlys g.''
street and north Of Iwcniyninlh r,' t.r
Eighth ward Of Mid city, aud d., a
Jacob street Of hfty feet, and o bgI.-
hundred feet. .-....
TERMS or SELE-Oue,thlrh Of lNt .F|
money, and rs much more ~ the pMOH.
elect, In cash. fOr the remainder ~"
to give two notes, with pcnOubl
cqu4l amounts, bearing interest, OFT.
nj such periods ~ the purchaser iAH
not exceeding one aud tTO years,
from date OF sale. Title 20 be retail. "''
chase money Is paid IN full. -....
WILLIAM ERsKINE. o ''r
WHEELING. Dec, II, ls,n.
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TERRIBLE ronEwAl.NINGs.

Cough in the morning, hurried or diff
tlcult breathing, raising phlegm, tight
ness OF the chest, quickened pulse, chilli
ness in the evening or sweats at night,
all or any OF these things are the first
stages of consumption, DR.. Acker's
English Remedy for consumption SciH
cure these fearful symptoms, and is sold
under a pOSiiire guarantee by @. K.
Goethe, K. b. Burt, G. Menkemeller,
Logan x Co. 10
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FOR SALE.


No. 1900 and lsGS jacob street, Double Br.al
House. No. 4! Kentucky street, OrOomed IlOut
natural and illuminating gus. No. ~ Four
tecnth street; ground hall lot; terms easy
No. 1921 Eor street, . TuomCd Brick HOUSE. z
RoOmed House, Onequnrter mile east Of IHt
delphiH, and . acres OF lAnd, can be buurh, ll-
81 900, II contract OF sale is closed before JauGly
/. No. s!2S Main street, containing % rooms l8l
finished attic; ground % iCct front; can tt
bought for $500, No, 2l2i Market street a DC.
slr1Iblc large Brick residence; ground Ia ml. Dt
fronting CO feet and COfncFiug on Alley TO- ND
TiOIs Market street; price $3.50. No, u Zane
street, u desimblc Brick Residence Of 10 rO0ES
situate on southeast corner OF Zane aud sulIa
broadway streets. No. ~ South Broadway
rooms Illuminating ind natural rhs. ground -
by 100 feet water on first AMI second lUOr. Nn
$50 Twelfth street, and house On alley, grugl!
u full lots rents for s2Gi per nnnum Price, . iN
No. 292i GhHpliue street 90 AC Farm Watln
cleared, five miles west OF MaigmUHs Wa'Aaa
ton county, Ohio Is valued AZ SLDu, will g'
change for city property. ". Acre, on DuAp,.3a
Hill and Kim Grove Road. Price slUu
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To Loan,
Asslgnee's Notices.
ASSIGNEB7S NOTICE.

David Kull, Jr., having made a general assign.
ment to me for the benefit Of his creditors. I
hereby notify all parties indebted to said David
Kull, Jr., to make payment OF such indebted
ness to me. And all partIr, having claim,
against said David Euil, Jr., are hereby notified
to present. such claims 10 ne for settlement.
J, Y. /. RODGERS.
Assignee Of David Eull. ir
DEcEMnEn d 1853. mn
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Makee an Old Man Young.

PSI bought three bottles OF your Botanic
Blood Balm from my friend II. d. ballard, Al
Campobcllo, S. q. have been using II three
weeks. II appears to give me new life and new
strength II there is anything that will make
mn old man young It Is Is. b. b, l AN willing TO
sell II. can earnestly and honestly recom'
nerd Botanic Blood Balm.
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Nsrr Yors Weekly.
Proud Father Showing of his boy
before comparatively son, which would
you rather be, Shakespeare or Milton?
Little Son latter meditationl I'd
rather be Edison.
Proud Father-Yes. Why?
Little Son-'Cause he amt dead.
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LUTHER X. MARSH, the lawyer who
was led astray by the "spook queen"
Ann O'Delia Solomon Diss Debar, still
declares his faith mistaken in that i'm
maculate creature and her alleged power
ms medium. Mr.. Marsh is candidate
for the insane asylum.
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JAMES a. HENRY,
eNIVI 70 ~ 7 IF~'NF''F
Real Estate Agent, U. $; Pension and claia A.

Real Estate Agent, Q, 5. ItnhOn IIT II0IW ~
tOrney, Collector and SOLary Public.
Personal attention given 10 Renting House
Collecting Rents, Purchase and sale OF kui, b.
tate. prosecute Chains for Pension, Bounty
&c. NOhlry Commission illed In Pension JaU'
Pension vouchers certified, Dispositions taken ~
Pension claims; Deeds. Leases. Agreement hil
other written instruments prepared, The lyi'
lection OF AccOuntSG speciality and pfOmPlu
turns made.
DELI OFFICE; No. 1912 MARX IT SriTt7.
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Twelve Years Afflicted.


BLuFFToE, IND, Feb. 6, 1857.
Ihayc been afflicted with blood Poison for
twelve wears. Have used prescription from
ihyslclans offered me during, that period.
Through the druggist ". A. GutclilN, / pro.
rnred one bottle Of 3. b. 3. and slpee have used
three bottles, and am satisfied II mas done me
mofc good Than anything ever used. am al.
most we'll, and am sure, within two or three
weeks will be perfectly well, after twelve years
suffering intensely. Write or address,
JOSEPH FIRST,
Wells Co., Ind. Baker and COnfCctiOner.
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Road This.

All who desire full information about the
cause and cure Oi Blood POlSonS, ScroiulA and
ScroiulOus SWellingH, Ulccrs, iSOFes, RheumA'
tism, Kidney Complaints, Catarrh, etc., can 20
cure by mail free, copy Of our S2.page IllustTA'
ted Book OF Wonders, filled with the most won
tlcFiul and startling proof ever before known.
Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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4 Co.,
1114 MAIN ST.
HOLIDAY
GIFTS !
Every Department Offers Some
thing Suitable as a
CHRISTMAS PRESENT

Great Reductions have been
made in our Wrap Depart
ment, and we now offer for the
Holidays the greatest bargains
in the city.
Seal Skin Sacques, we are
still offering at the old price.
Daily additions made to our
extensive stock Of Silk Velvets,
Pushes and Dress Goods.
Fine Seal Skin, Lynx, Fox
and Monkey Fur Mufs, Boas
and Capes.
FineEmbroideredC ashmere
Shawls and Fichus.
Silk Muflers, Ties and
Handkerchiefs.
Linen Handkerchief at all
prices, in fancy boxes Of quar-
ter and half dozen each.
Elegant Plush Toilet and
Manicure Shaving Sets.
Silver and Brass Whisk
Broom-holders, Match Safes,
Collar and Cuff Boxes, Card
Cases, &c.
Fine Russia Leather Collar
Boxes, Toilet Sets, Hand
SatcheIs, Purses, Pocketbooks,
&c.
Hand Painted Needle Cases,
Blotters, Pen Wipers, Shaving
Paper, Sachet Bags and Hand
kerchief Cases.
Centemeri and Foster Kid
Gloves, Silk, Isle and Kid
Mittens.
Fine Silk Umbrellas,
We have added to our IN
derwear Department a full line
of Ladies and Children's Sax
ony Underwear.
Geo. Z. StifeI & Co.,
l1l4 MAIN ST.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

David Kull, Jr., 4 Co., having made O. gencnl
assignment to me for the bcug8toi ,bev crcl.
itors, hereby notify all parties indebted oAd
David Eull. Jr. IL Co., 20 lnni5' payment ~ s8.h
Indebtedness 20 me. Aud al VirIis having
claims against said David Eull, Jr- u Co.. arr
hereby notified 10 present such claims 10 me Tor
settlement.
]. V. l.. RODGERS,
Assignee OF David Kull, Jr., & Co.
pECEMHER q. 1855. hgli
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rho Rest PurIfIer Made.

DAMASCUS, GA, June -, 1881.
have suffered with cAtRrrh for about four
wears, aud after using four bottles OF Botanic
Blood Hahn find my general health greatly i'm.
Weather would be cured. / believe 1t is the
best puriler made.
Very respectfully,
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Irwas green Christmas but a merry
one for a that.
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Whistling girls are springing up all
over the country with promptness and
spontaneity that indicate an appalling
and altogether unsupported amount oil
previous practice.
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FOR RENT.

No. 1870 Market street, ncw brick residence
rooms, bath room and finished Hltie
illuminating and natural glIs.,....o,7s1m
No. lS5 sixteenth street, ruoIns,.,,.r..,... 40
No. ZOOS Woods 10
No. 2l53 Main street, stOTe.roOIr. ..,..,sa 10 ~
No. 2gij Market ST., storc'iOOm and Csli-., ll W
No. 1872 Market street, StOrG.r0Dm AaQ lWD
FOOIIlh...,,s "l w
No. 2liS Market btTyyt tAiTl lOJT.......s.,. 3 70
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STATE OF Quo, Cry OF TOLEDO, |

Lucas County, $. s. -
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF f. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case OF Catarrh that connot be
cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRH
CURE. FRANZ j; CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
- A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
BD"Sold by Druggists, 70 cents. D&w
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TIL WARD
Republicans.

The Republicans of the Fifth Ward are re-
Gucsied to meet ut the Hook and ladder House
this lThursday) evening, December ~ ISIS, at
7:3O O'Clock TO suggest names TO be voted Tor LOT
Council and delegates 10 the City Republican
Convention at the Primaries on Saturday.
del7 CHARLES REED, Committeeman.
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no SEVENTH WARD
Republicans.

The Republicans OF the seventh ward are re-
oucstcd 10 meet ut the hall Of the Island hose
h0uyG on Thursday, December q, at Z $50 p. m,
10 suggest names TO be voted for at Saturdays
Primaries a. y. MAAMELh,
dGoB Committeeman.
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TIE boys will put in the balance of
this week getting good readyon forthe
annual swearing off next Tuesday.
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THE usual Christmas epidemic OF fires
ragged, though this year the deadly fire
cracker was not so much to blame as
usual.
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NothIng 10 EQUAL It.


". T. TcnGJle & Co.:
have been using b. d. d. In my family as o
blood purifier Have never used any medicine
to equal It. Respectfully,