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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-05
from the great State OF
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NEW IN. Mi1n.. = co. -, lSSS
o. S. CHArFnE Y Son, K.'nsfsId Centre, CT.
Gentlemen The goods ordered OF You
arrived nee promptly and IL perfect con-
dition They are in every wav satisfactory
and surpa>s our expectations. Accept CHI
thanks for ~. extras. Whenever we need
anvthjn- il vo.. l;Ac Won sell have our
order Thas:Aiag ven a:c.,::. for your f.,;,
and liberal dealing. Yours Respectful
DESEDIcT !IINI. ~. YRS. B. .y:ni.
BATTLE LAi,a, MINK. Jan. ., $50.
o. s. CHAFFEf X son,
Goods received in good condition-:nore
than satisfactory. y friend OF mine would
like to purchase on the same terms
NJ. \. PUTNAM
Please read them; YOU will be equally
well pleased if you secure sam
piles, and order Of US our Black Silk
which will prove better than you
expect and we give more than we
promise. The express and mail
facilities in the U. S. are so great tina,
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Skin entirely gone. Flesh n mass OF
disease. Leg diminished one third I'm
size. Condition hopeless. Cured by
the Cuticura Remedies I'm two
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AUOIIItIOS III IIIO z
we deliver the
goods by mail or
express charges
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julius BALL & BRO, Sole Agents,
Tallahassee, Fla.
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Eor richness }
Eolor,supeaaol1j'
sh and we.aJ
kuualities, .
amy na D. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-15

At a meeting held to-day by q commit
tee appointed by Charles Holman, Vic(
President OF the Wheeling Butchers AS
ISOLATION, to draft resolutions Of respec
OF the deceased President Of their Asso
citation, have the following to report, viz
WHEREAS, The late Martin Fisher
ESQ.,, President Of this body, has beer
removed from our midst by death, Sun
day, the tenth day OF March A, p, 1880
Resolved, Tint by Ills death we have
lost valuable member, whose wise
Counsels, extensive information an(
courteous manner had won our esteem
and admiration.
Resolved, That the sympathy OF THU
body be conveyed TO the widow ant
family Of our deceased fellow member
committing them, in this hour Of theil
bereavement, TO the kindly consultations
Of Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved, That q COPY OF these resolu
tons, suitably engrossed and signed by
the committee appointed to draft these
resolutions, be transmitted 10 the widow
oil the late President OF this body, Mar.
tin Fisher, Esq.
ReSOlred, That these resolutions be
spread on the journal OF the Association
and printed in the daily papers Of this
city,
aigned, GUsrAvE II. NtEpIcK,
CHRISTIAN KALHrTEER,
ALBERT ScHAN.
Cnmmjitan
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Ihave Just received from Messrs. Voice
4 Co., of.Hartiord, five fine Oil Paint.
ings, superbly framed. One Is a beauti.
full Venftian scene by George Bum, who
is an artist Of fine reputation. This pic.
ture Is deliciously painted and equals
some OF the finest works Of Zeinn or
Rico. New York Harbor and Moon
light ara each strong productions Of the
same artist. Children at Play, entitled
"Red Letter Days" Is a gem by laag,
who Is a pupil Of Ed. Frese, and ranks
high as an artist.
The Smoker, by Sanford, Is a very
wonderful production aud shows a mas.
ter hand. These pictures are all gems
and are worthy the attention Of all who
enjoy real work Of art, They will be on
exhibition and for sale at my store for u
short time only, and the public arc 70.
specially invited to view them.
u. L. NicoLL,
1929 Main street,
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The Wool rhlove. Plead Gullty.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS were found at Wells.
burg on Tuesday by the special grand
jury which had been summoned 70
take cognIzance Of the wool thieves
case. One OF the true bills was against
the barber, Barnes, for keeping galnb'
ling house, and the other against Grayls
and Clancy, the wool Stealers. Mr.,
Barnes, It Is reported, has folded bis
tent, as 1t were, and his customess wait
In vain for the summons next" Gravis
and CLANCY were arraignCd in court yes.
terday afternoon, unrepresented by
counsel, and pleaded guilty to the charge
against them. They were remanded To
Jail for the present. 1t Is expected that
tho judge will sentence them in day or
two
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lilo Loopso nrothers ln tho Fire

When the Granite House burned
down at Wellsburg Wednesday evening,
the Leonzo Brothers had just finished
their parade and were in their rooms in
the third story waiting for time 10 20 to
Bahh's hall, where they were to per.
form that evening. They were caught
short by the fire, and band instruments
and dogs were thrown out the Windows,
while the actors narrowly escaped. One
lady OF the company was carried down
a ladder from the third story on the
back Of fireman, having swooned. She
lay unconscious for some time, and the
impression prevailed that she was dead
until physician arrived and revived
her. No performance was given that
night, however.
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@. ". Evans, Of Emerson, IL In the city,
Dixon bros, sold stTNw bat yesterday, tho re-
suit Of the sunshine,
A Wild goose weighing eleven pounds was shot
AZ kida the other day,
The attraction al tho Opera House tonight will
We the chestnut, Toms Cabin.
Tor Rent-Tho two store rooms In the Parker
block on Hanover street, Address Mrs, James
Flndlay.
About forty gay young people OF Wheeling at
tended q private skating party Rt tue rink last
night They returned on the surprhc.
Miss Marie Keln, Of the Island, aud Miss Rn'
ma Lobensteln, Of ClaringtSn, spent IharsLny
William Mcknight, who gos four years for
months iaE larceny, were taken 10 Columbus
yesterday.
A social event will take place Of the residence
oiJohn Y. Miller, on Fourth street, this evening
which will DO very enjoyable. The Social Cluh
will entertain lhe ArcAdlAnS.
Oh Wednesday evening the U, p, Mite Society
spent q pleasant evening ut the residence OF A
q Campbell, on Third street, The society Will
meet al q. ", MCKim's, on the same street, next
Wednesday evening
Thomas Welsh Is a pretty good runner, but
failed to get away iT0u Otilcer WestwOOd last
evening, William Gallagher, who was fighting
With hiIn, was also run In, A friend paid elAh Z
flne and hp was released.
Mr. J. A. HOwells aud vito, Of jefferson, o.,
are the guests OF MTs, W. y, Martin, GU Walnut
street, Mt. Howell. Is editor q thG Ashtabula
novelist, Who was born IN Martins Ferry: Mr..
aud Nm, HowellS have been visiting Ms. Charles
r. Dean and his sister, Mrs. Mary Walter, who
accompanied them 10 Martins Ferry
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THE UNITED STATES COURT
Tho Criminal Indictments All Put on I'LL
To-Day.

The Criminal Indictments All Put on Ill
To-Day.
The U, S, DISTRICT COURT met in thiJ
city yesterday with Judge John ]. Jack
son on the bench, Attorney Watts still
on deck with his head on his shoulders
and coal fires in the CRATES. The heating
apparatus has not yet been repaired
Even with four fires it will be q cold day
for District Attorney Watts wh6a The
bliFkafl from Washington strikes Wheel
Ing,
All appearances TO answer to indict'
ments by the Parkersburg Grand Jury
were postponed until to-day. The Grim
inal docket will be called at 10 a. m. to-
day. "A large number Of witnesses were
summoned yesterday for the election
cSses. There are also q large number Of
pension and internal revenue indiCt'
tneRts on tho docket.
The case OF Paul Graf Va. John Van
Meter Il al, in assumpsit, heretofore set
ICY March 20, was on motion Of The
plaintiff and at big goat postponed until
tho next term.
Argument was heard on the motion to
perpetuatc the Injunction In the land
case OF James r. Cfenshaw 81 al vs.. I. F.
Duffy, Auditor, ETC., It al. The plain.
lifts were represented by O. B. knight
and T. l.. Broun, Of Charleston, and the
defendants by Attorney General Alfred
4 number Of defendants INFLICTED at
Parkershprg were present, hut were not
CALLED,
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LIS. Coon coils dry rooasthe cheapest.


The river az this point commenced tc
fiJe slowly yesterday at dusk last even.
Ing tho levee gauge indicated q depth
In tho channel Of s feet inches, fise
Of about six inches In the previous
twenty.iour hours. Tho Scotia passed
up a. 3 o'clock yesterday noFnlngln hel
Observation-Disclosures trade, and The
Hudson, In the same trade, passed down
at II o'clock with smashing big trip on
board. Tho Louis A. RheFley ID due 10.
day from Cincinnati, for which point
She will leave on her return trip to:mor.
row afternoon. AZ usual Capt, Tom
Hunter Is In command, and Charlie
Reeves Is In tho Object they are con.
Btantly increasing the popularity Of their
packet by tho clever treatment they NO,
cord oil paltonL The Ben Hur Is this
mornlng's Rafkcnbufg packet,
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In the Supreme Court OF Appeals, a
Charleston, ON Wednesday, the follow
ing orders were made:
Burton & Co. vs.. Gibson, from Kan
awha county; opinion by English de
cree Of Circuit Court reversed and cause
remanded.
taidlCy, receiver, VS.. Smith, executor
from Kanawha county opinion by Eng
llshi Judgment reversed and suit dis
missed.
Arbenz VS.. Wheeling 4 Harrisburg
Railroad Company, from Ohio county
appeal and supersedeas allowed. Bond
i. S. Catr VS.. E. W. Wilson, petition
for mandamus presented; respondent
appeared and answered; petitioner de-
INJURED 10 the answer and the case was
argued by counsel and submitted for do
cislon.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Thursday
morning,
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Dyspepsia

Makes .the lives Of many people miserable,
and often leads TO self-lestTuction. Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss Of appetite, q faint, NIL gone"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and lrregl'
laTlty Of the bowels, arc
Distress some Of the moro common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
not get well Of ITSELF II
EaunS requires careful, persistent
attention. and a remedy like Hoods saFSa-
parllla, which acts gently, YET surrey sna
eilcIenlly. 1t tones tho stomach anu o1hef
organs, regulates the digestion, creates y
good appetite, and by thus Sick
overcoming the local symp- RIosJaaLa
toms removes the sympa- HeaueSNS
thetc effects OF the disease, banlShes the
headache, and Teireshes the tired tnina,
VI have been troubled with dyspepsia !
had but little appetite, and what Sla cay cav
uo.4 distressed mo, or did me
nedII little good. In an hour
burn after eating would expe-
rleDcc falntness, or tired, allsone ieellns'
as though l had not eaten anything MY tFol'
bic, think, was aggravated by my business,
which is that Of painter anu from pe'ps
more or less shut up In Sour
room with fresh paint, Last oGon,aoh
sphng took Hoods sarsa- SIo',''S'
Tilla-tOok three bottles, It did mo ~
immense amount Of good. 1t gave me a.
apDetlte, and my food TolIshed and satiShee
tho craving had previously experienced
GEORGE A, PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass
Hoods Sarsaparilla
byC. i,uooD & CO., ApothscariOS, Lowell, Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
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ARuur PEOPLE.
Strangers III the City aud wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers III the City hhd wheeling feOpIt
Abroad.
10. Palmer, Of wellSburg, is in town
Hon. L. Danford, Of st. Clairsville, wa
down yesterday.
Mr.. W. E. Crooks, OF Keyser, is visit,
Ing friends in Wheeling.
Rev. William Bahr and Mr.. Julius
Lohse went up to steubenville yester'
day.
Miss Emma Sander, OF Dayton, Ohio
is the guest OF the family Of Mr.. Christ
Siebke.
Misses Lotto and Lee Nelson have re-
turned home after q pleasant trip Ia
Washington, D. @.
Mr.. Lon r. Pilchard, a prominent at.
torney OF Pt. Pleasant, and editor Of the
State Gazette, Is In the city.
Messrs. II. Zilliken, P. H. McConahy
and Ed Mccormick, Of Wellsburg, were
at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Hon. John Nj. Cook, the steubenville
LAWYER, who Is one OF Van Bakers attor.
neys, was at the Mcclure last evening.
Capt. B. +. Shane, Of New ,Cumber.
land, one OF the original Hancock coun.
ty Republicans, Is visiting relatives in
this city.
Ex.United States District Attorney O.
o. Watts, Judge John ]. Jackson and ex'
Governor Jackson are guests at the
Hotel Windsor.
Yesterday Miss Laura w, Ford. who
has been tho guest OF Miss Annie NJ.
Carson, OF the South Side, returned 10
her home in Zanesvllle.
The Misses Rodgers, Of Bellairc, and
their guest, Miss Myra Hogans, Of the
SteubenyillC seminary, were passengers
yesterday on the Abner 0'Neal.
Mr.. ]. W. Plattenbura, the autocrat Of
Pughtown, Hancock county, and editor
OF the breezy Courier OF that place, came
down last night and Is In the hands Of
his friends.
Capt. A. ". Roome, well known
member Of the Governments Secret
Service, and Mr.. James A. Watson, who
accompanies Captain Roome here from
Washington, are at the stamm House.
The condition OF Mr.. George Mitchell,
OF Wheeling, who 10 dangerously III, Is
not improved any to-day, His brothers,
Messrs James and l. W. Mitchell, Of
this place are In constant attendance upon
him. Mr.. Mitchell has many friends III
Washington whose earnest wishes are
for bis recovery. Washington, Pa,
Journal,
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RAullna, ". Ha., March i, lSSS. ~


The factory at the Northweod glass
works, Martins Ferry, shut down yes
terday for few days. Considerable
stock has accumulated aud trade being
a little dull It was thought best to stoI
II. Thirteen orders were received yes
terday from one agent. The factory will
not remain Idle over one week. i
would have kept on II the store room
was larger. Mr.. j. Ed. Clark, formerly
Of the Elson glass works, has accepted {
position with tho Nortliwood as travel
ing salesman, and Is getting his samples
ready. He will make a good one.
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,G0uire ElCCahon, OF Richie District
says The report in yesterdays lNTELLt
oEScER did him injustice. Nothing was
said to him about appealing the Bliss
case, and the costs which he demanded
were on the holding oyer to keep the
peace, and ho understands that under
The law II was his right and duty to have
these costs paid. AS thoy were not paid
he committed the girl 10 jail, from which
she was promptly released by Squire
Arkle, whose action, he Is advised was
without warrant Of law. Squire Nc
Cahon has consulted the Prosecuting
Attorney about this phase Of the case.
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TIE WHEEL
EARLY Opening of tho Cycling ssasOn-Cal
for q Meet ng OF WhseImen,

Early Opening OF the Cycling seaAuh-Sa''
for u Meet ng OF WhseImen,
The early opening Of spring is bring
ing out the wheels which every day and
far in the moonllt night may be seen
coursing over the brick'payed streets
Thus far more new wheels have been
ordered than up to the same time In any
previous season, There are not Onl y 10
DO new mounts for old riders, but there
Is to be a considerable addition to the
ranks Of riders,
Among the converts to this pleasant
and manly outdoor diversion and PFac'
tical convenience are well known bust
ness and professional men, some otwhoT
are going to mount the wheel for much
needed exercise and others for cheaE
and rapid means OF lOComotion. TIT
city Of Wheeling Is merely falling II
with the swim, Tor all oyer the country
the steed OF steel Is making rapid pro
gress, and dealers are complaining thu
| the factories cannot I'LL orders las
enough TO meet the demand. Much o
this phenomenal growth Is due to TIT
periecting OF the safety type OF the ma
chine, which has great attractions tol
settled men who do NOT yeGrn for thu
romantic "header,n which has no ter
rors for the youngsters
Consul WilkipRop, OF the West Vir
GINA Division Of the League OF Ameri
can Wheelmen, has called a meeting Il
be held tomorrow evening in the police
4 II
large increase in the Wheeling member
ship OF the National Association which
follows and protects wheelmen wher
ever they go. At tho same time ant
place the Wheeling Wheelmen viii
meet to consider general plans for thu
season, which they hope to make more
gpscessipI than ever. u is desired tina
| Il Wheelmen, whether or not memhen
Of either Of these organizations ahall BIZ
DreIent
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Mr.. W. ]. Florence appeared at the
Opera House last evening as Cdp'n Guile
In John Brougham's dramatization Of
DlCkens's 'Doinbey 4 Son." Mr.. Flor.
enCe's performance Of this role Is near
10 the ideal derived from the book. His
lumor Is irresistible aud his pathosllke
liio. Tho company Is one oil the most
admirably balanced seen here this sea.
son. Tho house was filled, and the
audience was areaned and apprcciatiye
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In the medical line 10 the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir oil Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes in such way as to makeit one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene,
dies on the market. 1t is easily taken
by old and young, and Is sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsla, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold In
so cent bottles by O. r. GoetSe, W. w.
Irwin, W. Z" Williama, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company aud Goodwin 4
Co., Wholesale agents,
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IL Natures own true laxative. II Ia
tho most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costiye; 10 dis.
pel Headaches, Colds and Feyerg; 10
Cure HabituRl Constipation, lndlges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
The California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale ID 50 Cts and sl,QO bottles BY Logan
4 Co., Anton +. Hess, H. y. Hurt and
O, Menkemellef.
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Mr.. Frank ". Donaldson, son Of MI
W, H. Donaldson, aud Miss AnniO D.
Naylor, daughter Of MI y. q. Naylor
were married yUstefday morning AZ y
o'clock 1T the residence Of tho brides
parents, on the Island, Rev. N. u, Az
wood, VI thu DtCiplpS Church, otil'
uiMiup The newly welded D,lnplV left
oil tn pan.hAlilp train NJ 1885 a. III,
for 4 visit to Pittsburgh aud the East,
They will reside on the Island alter
their return,
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Is combination Of the active properties
Of dates, Hgs and pfuneSl and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered \ iiii'
Intensely popular. u cures habitual con-
stlpatlOn, indignation, bill ousness, SICK
headache, piles, etc, Sold IL % cent
bottles BY o, r. GOetSe, w. W. Irwin
w, y, William and John Laughlir.
Logan 4 Go. and Goodwin 4 Co., whole
BAlO aRentO,
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On Friday and Saturday We will otfel
the following great bargains in Black
10 pieces all wool lllack Cashmere, &C
inches wide, At SOC yard, reduced
from Doc.
duCGd irom10c.
former price SOC.
regular price 81 90.
The above prices are good only Friday
and Saturday. SroSE 4 THOMAS.
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s. n Eaaisv, Superintendent LVe Insurance Con
pdny 81 Virginia, 1905 Market Sireeii
DEAR SiR,--PleasO accept my binCerC
thanks for the prompt manner IN which
you, through yout agent, Mr., Fred
Roller, settled III full the claim Of S24O
under policy 3O,3g2, held by my son
John Smith. take great pleasure In
recommending this most excellent Cotn'
pany TO my friends aud the public gem
orally. With beat wishes for your pros
pprlIy, | beg 10 BIZ Yours very respects
fully, ELiEABETH KREbS,
NJ, 10 TIrtniyrttc0nd Nttei,
lRhstlina, ". "a.
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and the efficacy OF Us action have rem,
lefed the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, imnOnBely pop
ulaE Il 6lednses and Tones UP tie
VloggCd and ieveFlHh System, and dlSpelH
Headaches, Colds and Fevers. For sale
In 20 cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton +. Hess, Il. u.
Burt and Q. M6nkemeller
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DIED,

BACilMAN-Oh Thursday morning, March IA
lNsg, al A'2O O'Clock, CiiAisfiNI 1ICilNGN
Aget 10 year, and 0 months.
Funeml from the residence Of het mother, Ma
NAtlln Neldef, 1000 MqC0lloph street. on
sunday PiIltnoOn IL o'clock. friends OIL
Ihs family are invited 10 attend. inlOfmehi
al w. Calvary Cemetery.
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Do YOU suffer With hahitual ConStlpA.
lion OF blllOuunessY II 10, try the pleas.
ant iiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will Utito you. Sold In 80 cent bottles
by .. H. Goethe, W W. Irwin, W. Il.
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Yhole9ale
agents lu '
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w0ail,rr Indications,

wAsuiSoroN, D. o., March 14,-For
West Virginia, fair weather, stationary
temperature, variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
fair, Slightly warmer weather, SOUTH
nBstatlV winds
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TIE entertainment at dsrmania Hall
on Saturday evening, March 10, by
Wedgewood Lodge, promises 70 pe q
grand success, Those who are 10 take
part arc from among the best musical
talent In this city,
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a1e 9ntellt0eneer.
Otioe Nos. 10 aud " FonrtoOnth street.


For Rcut-stAbllng for Horses.
Wanted News Agents.
MemOCn VI l.. A W., Attention..
For sllO- Fairbanks Platform Floor scalGs-
Il. 4. Howell
For Cincinnati steamer Louis. A. sherloy.
BOllaltO City Flour Mil For SalO-ThOS. Ault,
brand Opera llOulg--utAy and AtephenS
Union Planning MillA-WilSOn 4 DunlOyy,
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q. HESS Il SONS,
1891 u 1853 Market Street.

WE have Just received o half gross Of
tho newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever nut Oh the market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB w. CRUDE.
LNMCler and OpllClan.
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The Thermometer At SChnepf'S drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows.
ia ..',...,..... 8 wcEii Il;: Yii."" o.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We arc III receipt Of oil the newest
Novelties In WOOlens for mems wear,
COnslsling OF SuItlngs, PantalOOnlngS
aud OvefcOatlngS, which We are pre-:
pared ~ make up III tho best style and
liz al reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings arC complete and offers
'f''''' "'"G q. HESS 4 SONS,
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" you arc weak, nervous and debili.
lated take Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef
and 'lroni II will give you relief and
strength. i2
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THERE is not case Of neuralgia which
cannot DO at once relieved by the use OF
Salvation Oil. At all drug stores, Price
only 2h cents q bottle.