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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
STORAGE

C,TORAGE-For household goods or uIerehaafise
= boxed loose II you have any goods 10 store
bring them 70 the Wichita storage Co. No Ih wess
Douglas to-tg
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

ENoR EXCHANGE-wi exchange equity In land
die iws
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
FOB REyT-RESIDEECES

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New \ ork Produce.

BUTTER-Quiet. Fancy creamery > IL a2ic; choice
60 fine 2lG2Sc; d. Try POO slc good choice lS2c
EGGS-QUlet, itssluipc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
DR. q EMMA CORR

Home for Ladies during Confinement Strictly pri-
vate when desired Letters of inquiry confiden-
tiai and answered Immediately receipt of same.
Ill South Ida avenue. Wichita, Kansas. d91-2rns
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

Receipts as shipments Csc. Since last report
the market has been quite animated and strong
prices have been the rule. while ka sas lty mas
Teen weak and lower st. Louis order-buyers went
the Frisco with eleven loads TINS morning.
The presence OF order buyers keeps the packers on
the fence and is beneittlng the market very much
Bulk today 81 S. top 81 40.
Good to choice ............... 81 3715G4 30
Mixed ........-......--.. 4 u "a
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
T.. N. CONKLIN " n

General FrEc;itioneT % Medicine. surgery Gvnse,-
ooGy ana Obstetrics ParticG ar attention given "a
chfonc ana private diseases cure cf Pies Fi>rpIa
ana 81 oi>ea>tS o. tie rectum & specially. Ori-e
roofs and - L;n11eTIy Block, telephone 10 resi-
Cenec: - : Lawrence avenue o,tce hours. 70 L
a. m; TO and 70 p m li.-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
FOB EXCHANGE

ITO EXCHANGE-Clcar tin. Der and coal land IN
Il tennessee. Good warranty deed and ao-trses
Furnished VIII trade for Ia ss.s lands and assume
not over $40 mort gage per leo acres. What hsve
YOU TO elers A livery harm IN Dunktrk. Ohio, for
clear Land. - farm IN orange county Ind.
Tor Kansas land eIear. Let hesr from you. Fen
nett & Charles. Ito. east Main street. Galeeeurs.
Illinois. cII9-6s
E>oR EXCHANGE-wfie exchange equity In land
ais Iva
E'OK ExCHANGE-Chcicel land and city property
.or i've STOCK or mortgage securities. uousy
required. James =. Mead, kinxman Kan. dSs-tf
ITO EXCHANGE-Chcice improved wichita
4 property for a farm. also want merchAn
al kinds horses cattle. farm Implements. ouggie<.
rancho VIII trade clear lots some money or houss
rent Tor good pA O. Give full particulars Address
Farmer. care carrier Nc. :, Wichita. Kan AT
Tor EXCHANGE-To traders aua everybody Al.
The Kansas snssract agency will furnish yol
abstracts TO any lands IN The state OF Kansas also
diagrams. descriptions ana estimates of valas
Kansas Abstract Agency. rooms 70 { No &c \
&ArkeS ST.. Wichita. Nan. ). L. Wheeler. manager
alss-H
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
X. L. BEAN Pres. F. w. WALLERJR. CASH
Z. r. POWELL, V. p. II. d. DUCK. Asst ash
Fourth National Bank
WICHITA, KANSAS.
PAID UP CAPITAL, 100000
SURPLUS, $4,000
DIRECTORS:
Dana...s o. Tree Saving.

r, 7. Bean. E; R. Powell, Geo. H. Biackwelder
a. l. Houck, L. r. Cole o. ID. Barnes Jas S. Camp.
bel. g. NJ Boyd, +. w. Waller. Jr.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

L'CR KEST-Siosly furnished front roam. angle
II suite b. the day week OF month. efrs.sl ~
80 y. Market a. lie.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
PHYSICIANS.
DE. SI0NER.

Physician and Surgeon. Womens' Chidrens' and
skin Diseases specially. Phy sjCian 10 the Wichita
Chlldrens Home. Office, Zinlmerly block rooms
10 10 rrst floor; take elevator once Telephone 10
residence ll3 Consultation free. .S-tr
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

HATT0N & RUGGLES,
Attorneys ~ Law. Fletcher buIid. n opposite &C.
cdental MOTEL
h. b. JEwETT J. r. LANGwoRTHY
JEWETT &c LANGW0RTHY.
Lawyers. Rooms. ,ands. y" North Main street
Wichita Kansas. ol0.tf
JOHN ". ADAMS. c. W. C. JONES GEO. W. ADAMS
ADAMS, JONES & ADAMS,
Attorneys ut Law. Oncs hrsL sLArwAy cas-,
Wichita National Bank uS
Il. c. SLUsS e. STANLEY
SLUSS & STANLEY
Attorney Al Law. Wichita kansas
J. n. HUMPHREY. NOAH ALLEN
HUMPHREY & ALLEN
Attorneys and Counssors~s Law. Omes No 10
North Main street. uS-E
i. Il. HAILowEII J.E HUM
Late I. ). Attorney
HALL0WELL & HUME,
Lawyers. a. y Nam street Wichita kaa ~.
VIZ CAhPRSLI- JAS. L. DYER
CAMPBELL 4 DYER
Auorneys-at-Law. Wichita ka, ~-
D. 4. MITCHELL
ireei, Wichita kansas
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

NANTED-JtO or coo cattle to pasture larre
w fenced range, good water and timber. No Tex :
ans wanted Terms f1.U per head tor the season
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
FINANCIAL.

I'oR TRADE-A well improved farm In Sedgwick
L county for hotel. y. +. Niederiander IlSa
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

IA ANIED-We are un BILE to suit customer
w wanting Six room cottage. he Will pay some
cash and assume a mortgage. N +. Niederia uder
I" w. 1908
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS e.
NEBRASKA R'Y.
IRock Island Route.1

Elegantfree reclining chair all trains. and
Pullman sleepers night trains. Tickets sold and
baggage checked through to all points nor b. south,
east and west. City ticket Office 200 East Douglas
avenue; passenger station corner Douglas and
Mead avenues. &. A, RUTHERFORD.
Ticket Agent.
I-I.. IL u,
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

w ASTED-To clean wall paper ~ ne-~ pro
w cess and make & 50 good A. gnau .rst rsEi "a
a. about ore Eaf shs Cost q rev paper. ! seser -
D- FsbrtGue ard l.. W Graham b permission ard
PIE OF work Dc =. either %
6esees- VI. 7. White. a Sorsh EAla. roam II
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

WANTED-A few roomers, with board If desired
w at ll26 North Lawrence ave. References re-.
Quired Mrs. Z. A, Stafford. IAJb
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

WANTED-To sell a good lemonade stand ice
w cream room and fixtures; cheap II bought
soon. Want 10 buy good incubator. No. luI T.
ID uglAS Ave w. H. Robinson. dlIS-6s
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

NTANTED-Our patrons and the ladies Of Wichita
w TO know that we have moved our dTessmaking
rooms from the Butler block. rs Main 81 to 80
Market st opposite Lewis academy. Misses Bicycle
Il Meyer Ils-e.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

NELAHoMA HorsE-CFo-ns-Iy re .usrrz
" Hozse RefurntS5ea ETersthfaz IN FRS
c.4ss 81 Szt.sfsctsoa Eazr28tes-7. Patronage
solc.ied- Z D. BzlICg, ~ oSzth fozrth srezHe.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
WANTED-AGENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

u AhTtD-T0 sell 3-room house and two lots
W within i've blocks OF business center; one thou.
sand dollars. Enquire Z. +. Rogers, 80 n Water
slieet. l06-
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

NJ NEN-To ioan in any amount from $40 an on
VI horses cattle household furniture planes ard
all kinds II geo1 chatgel and collateral security
easy payments. IN yca want small amount OF
money Tor short time you viii do well 10 c. on
me. w 4. Nash. over y. Main ST niE'
W ANTED-Aohey 70 loan furniture planes
w organs, horses, 1uies. wagons aud ANY Kind OF
chstt.e secu Jay al lowest rates. ALhltA Loan Co.
No. l5o y Main. office over Fourth National hank
ROOMS t.Atf
- AN ED-Ne have money 20 loan ave years
W time On city aud farm property, also short
time on mortgages aad notes. shepard a Cnapmsa
Mortgage coup sny. ii Seig wick building dltstf
w ASTED-To make some hrst elias. city ioaG
w for SIX or twelve months. Kansas Loan and
Investment Co, ever Wichita National bank Lsrtt
IANTED-Borrower, for money GA first mort
w cages farms II you renew your
old loans a low rate OF interest call Gu US. Nich
Ia Banking Co. No. 10 w Doug la sSf~lst
w ANTED-To lend money st pet on farms
W and improved central city property LONG
time 81 PER cent and reasonable commission 40
delay where tho titie Is good. ). T. Humphrey .
son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. money place none,
w al the lower rates on al kinds of ehsttsl
curlty loans. and also second mortga faruA
Wichita Banking Co. No. liz W est Douglas ave.
E-U
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

WANTED-Buye for the counters partitions
w shelvfns tc., in the Old market house build
ing, corner Market AID First streets You can buy
these Things as they stand cheap for cash II you
come at once. Call at the building or on Mark
Oliver or II. Imboden IlS-if
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
FOR TRADE


Il first morris lauN or more cigars. Nice resl-
dence In keosuk. Iowa; also one IN Peoria H. loo
acres heavy timber land in northern Tenne~Sce 81
acres ne land Wisconsin, and lots OF other prep
crty. Cal anc see me- A. j. EdgeNo rth. room e.
Getto block dils-tf
IpR rkADE-Want 70 trade good property for
Il stock OF millinery. Address Lock Box 80
wichita Kan. dlidS
DOR TRADE-sf10O worth ( business lots in
Il k!ngman, haa.. 70 exchange FOR merchandise.
This is gilt edged inside property clear OF incum
brance- Address = A Temple hingnan. Nan,
dIi6t
DOR TRADE-A tract OF ground from 10 TO 20
Il acres for choice residence. Land close city
Snd 40 better in SedgwicS coanty for fruit OF All
kinds or gardening o. for future planting Snlvely,
johnson a Co. l4S Market street liS6t
E'oR TRADE-A well improved farm in sedgwick
Il county for a hotel. =. r. Nicderiander. IlSa
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

w IN = good clean q 0Us stock Of hardware
stoves and tinwares good location and trade Do
string TO change business account q fa-ut, s
health reasons for selling IAis = a snap For IA
formation call On c. W Graham, rom H. ~ y.
Haia. Ill.,
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

* ANTED-Situation by a married man of this
w CITY who is not afraid OF work | understand
bookkeeping, commercial and business apers; can
give city reference. Address 2. Y " care of Eagle
Office. ll7Ss
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOuS

Tor RENT-ware house on santa Fe track or
i posite Santa Fe freig-t depot. p. v. HeaIy. 90
E Douglas Ave liSQ
EHOR LIE .SE-South " section - township =
II range east, Butler county. containing 80
acres. Enclosed with first class wire fence posts
81 feet apart House. corre.s living wafer and
shade. For terms address No. llS Le~eilcn ava
Wichita Kan. d.l6 &.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05

VXTASTHD-A good secondhand bicycle s2-.nch
w wheel. Address with fan osscrtpsloa FIrrf
National Bark. Prztt. kas- dIElE
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-05
HELP WANTED-FEMAIE

WANTED-Situation as solicitor for . tea or
w grocery house. Good city reference. Al
dress L L Eagle Office. dil6 ctr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07
NEW BOARDS ORGANIZE,
The County Commissioners and
Board Of Education
TO ELECT OFFICERS TODAY
Tho Prospect In Each oase-The
Party Division Close in the Lat,
ter and u Tie in the Former
transportation RIfe,

The Board Of Education will meet
this evening at 7 o'clock sharp for the
purpose Of organizing, This Board con-
sists Of twenty-one members, seven Of
whom are elected every two years to
serve for six years, The election Of
members at the November election re-
suited in changlugthe political complex
ion Of the Board from Republican to
Democratic by one majority.
President Dobbins's term as Commits
sionsr has expired and no will step
down from the chair and out OF the
Board, In which he has been one Of the
most valued members, AT the same time
Colonel Jere A, Miller will probably be
chosen for the Office Of President. He
hps served in the Board faithfully for d
number Of years and has alwaysFeceived
the complimentary votes OF his side Of
the body, DR.. Jepson, another faithful
member Of the Board, Is likely to re-
ceive the compliment OF the Republican
vote, lift is decided to award the com,
pliment to any one,
In addition TO choosing a president, .
clerk and city superintendent will
have to be chosen to complete the or
gpnization. Mr., Edgar Hall and Prof
W. II, Anderson, the present incum
bents, will probably have no opposition
They are both thoroughly competent
linen, well acquainted with the duties o.
their respective offices and popular Will
all who know them, The work Of or
ganization will probably occupy only /
| iow minutes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07
After pnte Ice.

The exCursIon last weekof NIessrs. Johr
W. Mitchell, Thomas +. shallcross, Fred
Happy, N. Kuhn, John II. Hobbs, Cap
tain +. II. Stewart, Henry schmulbaCh
w. W. Lambert, Peter Erb and DE-. 4
o. Edwards over the Cleveland, Lorain
4 Wheeling railroad, had some bearing
on the subject Of o pure ice supply fol
Wheeling, and although no formal bnsj.
ness association has yet been formed, Il
can be stated that the gentlemen named
above, or a majority OF them, associated
probably with Mr.. Anton Reymann and
others, will embark in the shipment Of
leo TO this city, in the near future, upon
very extensive scale. The supply will
DO drawn from Chippewa Lake. On the
return 10 the city Saturday the gentle.
men named drew UP and adopted sci
otresolutions Of thanks for the hospital
lily Of the Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling
officials on the trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07
Points About tho river.

Tho river was stationary at this point
yesterday with a depth In tho channel,
according 10 tho lOVee gauge, OF feet
inches. Business was llyeller on tho
lOyee Saturday than II has been for soy.
eral days previous. The Andes will DO
hero to-day from Cincinnati, for which
poiht Hho will leave on her return trip
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Capt.
Charlie Muhleman ID Ia command, %
usual, and Mart Noll continues 10 do tho
honofs In tho office, Last week the
Andes did not make her regular trip as
she had 10 lie up at Cincinnati and have
some repairs made. Sheisagain In good
shape and patrons are guaranteed The
same satisfaction they have always OK.
rerlonced In the past, The Ben Hur
passed Up al 8 o'clock yesterday morn.
Inc on her regular Sunday trip from
pafkenbufg 10 Pittsburgh, She will be
back In time to-day 10 leave In her feqtil
lar Parkersbufg trade. The Katie Stock.
dale passed Zip al II O'Clock yesterday
morning Onroute from Cincinnati 10
Pittsburgh. Tho Scotia In this same
trade passed down al an early hour Bat.
friday morning. The Louis A, ehefley
cot away In her Cincinnati trade about I
O'clock Saturday evening with a good
Trip,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07
Trnnafer. Ilecorled.

Clerk Hook ON Saturday admitted tC
record tho following transfers Of real
estate:
Deed made January 9, 1880, by u, Lamt
and II. w. Russell, special commissions
urs, 10 Charles Dick, for lot No. % In
Division d. In tho Caldwell run proper
~, Consideration, S36.
Deed made January 2, 1850, by the
same parties to Fred, /. Mueller,for lots
Nos, 50, 90 and 81 In Division J. Of the
same property. Confederation, SlS5.
Deed made by Eliza j, Vankeuren
and Charles u, Vankeuren, her hns.
band, to Adam Fox for part Of lot No.
10, corner Of Wood and Fifteenth streets,
for $1,000
Decd made by Frederick HankO and
wife 10 Peter tIodeman for piece Of
ground In East Wheeling, for $1,000
Deed made by Frederick HankO and
wife TO Charles KnAuss for q piece Of
ground In East Wheeling, iof 81, 200.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

Thirty years ago the foreign mission
aries OF the Presbyterian Church, in
India, overturned the General Assembly
TO appoint week OF special prayer fol
the outpouring Of the Spirit and for the
conversion of the world. Ever since
that time, o Week Of Prayer has been
annually observed, beginning the first
Sabbath OF January, by many u the de-
nominations. Great and benlAcent le,
suits have followed these conversations
from yearto year, In accordance with
tue Recommendation OF the General AS
sembly, the Week Of Prayer is now be-
ing observed In the First Presbyterian
church every evening at half past seven
o'clock. The devotional services will
include the singing OF hymns,
prayers and brief sermon. All who
do not have services in their own
churches arc cordially invited. A
woman's prayer meeting will DO held
each day at gi90 p. M, In the lecture
room, to which general invitation is
extended to the women OF the city and
surrounding towns,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07
ABOul PEOPLE.
Strangers IN the CITY and wheeling People
Abroad.
sam Brpbaker 8 d. aIanaaeld. O.

Sam R,Oh.ke, f. ~ Monsssld n
Ms A r Fssr,er q convalescins
~, a.. p,an,hs;,n h"s ,,oSo q
uol. Albert fFanzheim has gone to
0t,a''ss'vI' 49,,
., F = d. J t5i a, ayers Oh AoFsan'own'
Is aEthe WINDSOR,
George "; Leighton, oil flndley,ls AZ
Tue hotel WINDSOR,
Mr., and Mrs, Matt Altmyer, OF Callior'
MIA, are visiting here
Miss Stevenson, Of this city, Is visiting
friends in steubenville,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3, Howell are home
from an extended Eastern trip,
Rev, DR., Cooke is home from visit to
his sons, who are at school in the East,
Hon. b. S. Morgan, State Superintend,
emit OF Free Schools, Is lat the Hotel Wind
sor.
DIR. II. b. Bapuley Ia able TO be on the
street again after IN attack Of typhoid
fever. w
Mr. w K EIson "a v;sitin, b;sdanob.
ter, Mrs, Dr. Sumner Stone, in New
York.
q II TrcLor odvonco man NJ tbe
DnF 6nora comna @ Il at The NJcInre
house,
prof and Mrs A w Iorortz otNIor,
gantown were res rs a a NJ tSs stSN,m
sstnrdav WY 'S'VN w ''S ''''
Misc u,,o;r. of,lis o;,y "a ,bo ,res,
~ hsr cnnUir Me- 1 F lily IIoiIiJdSSS va =,
StonbenvipIe ''' 44" 44ONN'' "
S's ,S,,, H., &C., u.,.., !,
NJ, ML, aha aIs; ueorge a; i Howard, o. y
RnIIav ior 1 isw t% IaE Eues's VI "''''e''
'' ~, =" ~" Ney''
Mlss ueors,a Neal farKespuFg laGyl
Win number OF friends mere, IS the
guest Of Mlss Emma stamm'
Mr' Jacob Dye, Of Marietta, and Misses
Emma ana 4iIlle LeonhGrt, OF Wheellng
aIe VlSiuus ilehFy LeohuaFt anu lahlly
~ heIlaire'
Col, and Mrs. W. w. Arnett entertain
ed 9 number OF their friends very pleas
antIy Saturday evening ~ their hospl'
Eao'e nome on fllleehta street,
State Senator James II. Furbee, OIL
Marion county, was In the city Saturday
night, and left over the Ohio River road
yesterday morning for Charleston,
State Senator Smith, OF Hancock coun'
ty, is in the city, the guest Of his son
s. g, Smith, Esq, He is on his way IA
Charleston, and will leave this morning
Mr.. A. Il. Sweeney and Miss Kate Lu,
kens will be married at ST. Luke's P, Z
church, Island, at $3.50 O'Clock Wednes
Jov of,arrnor n wili Lo nri.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

This is pointer to our Boys Suits that We are
Ro Buy sss or i less @o SeG o
every Suit, FinOrand better Suits at s. OOand $500
that are really worth $40 and Sl2.
Our Boys 0vercoats are selling at the same
prices, and the crowded store every day indicates
that the people appreciate this golden opportunity
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

On Wednesday evening Billy Barry
and Hugh Fay, the two funniest irish
comedians on the stage, will appear ut
the Opera House In their reconstructed
comedy, "McHenna's Filtration" The
Albany Pres says;
Theplay Is Of that rolliCking character
that has made tho names OF Barry and
Fay popular throughout the country,
In their particular line they are unex,
celled, by their humorous actions and
sayings they kept the audience in the
best Of humor from the opening to thu
close of the performance, Every one
who attended these performances adj
mitted that they never spent q more de
lightiul New Year afternoon or evening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07
NnllIl alrpol n. B. nhlleh!

Tic pastor and people 1.-The NORTH
Street Church arc 10 DO congratulated
,ipon the success achieved and tho degree
OF prosperity which they enjoy. When
ROY, NJ, II. Dryden became pastor o the
church more than thtcO,yearg ago, thef.t
was d debt Of $4,000 upon the church
property, and the building Of q new par,
sonagu Two years ago Increased the debt
10 something over 5000. by the most
unllflng work on tho part OF tho pastor
aud people, the debt was reduced %
81 900, and ON the BOlh Of December Mr.
", A, Wilson came forward with the
81 $50 M n "thank OilOflngn By this
act Of llbUrallty onthV part oil Mr., Wilson
the church was enabled 10 begin the
new year free Of debt, Rev, Mr., Dryden
during tho pastthrpO yeats Of his pas.
toralO has received Into tho church one
hundred aud Thirty persons,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

Tho new Board of County Commits
sloners will meet at 10 a. m, to-day for
the purpose OF organizing, Owing to the
fact that the Board is evenly divided,
politically, there is great interest felt in
The meeting, and u good deal OF specula-
ton Is heard as TO what the outcome
will be. There have been deadloCks in
the Board in the past, resulting in old
officers holding over through an entire
term, but this will not be the case to.
day, inasmuCh as the President is to be
elected, and his term necessarily dies
with tho old Board, There are some
rumors Of prospective results which may
cause general surprise except to those
on the inside. A good deal OF tinesse
has been exercised by persons working
In certain interests, which looks as II
there was something at stake.
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pEAcn.ptow checks and rosy lIps,
deep blue eyes and curly auburn hair,
atc possessed by the lovely girl whose
iaoe adorns Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar
Tor 80. She wears 0 dainty bonnet, aud
the head Ii ''cut.oup' so a6 10 look quite
realistic. Hoods Calendar Is easily the
best Of lis kind, and like tho Sarsapafllla
II represents, ID d good thing 10 have Ia
tie house. Tho pad harmoniEes with
the exquisite array Of color above, while
tho dates arc easily read, Hoods CaIcn.
iar may DO obtained Of your druggist OF
BY sending six cents Ii stamps 10 o. /.
Hood 4 Co. Lowell, Mass.
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advancement uYpr tlle llIyer.

p. Diehl, a prominent merchant Of
WoodsnOld, Ohio, made an assignment
Saturday. The liabilities arc about s2O,'
OOO, assets about $4,000. II, w. Mccain
mon IA assignee, and gave bond In tho
suln OF 100000. II is understood mum.
ber OF Wheeling Wholesale merchants
aFo among Mr., Dlehl's creditors, and II
a sald tho assets will pay all In full. The
Gsslunmont was caused by inability 10
realize on the goods promptly,
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Yesterday at 10 a. N. in 81. Lukes P,
u. church, OH tho Island, memorial SER
vices were held In honorof the late Rev,
DEH.H, Morrill,, the Hector oithiS church
for the past three months, whosesudden
and, shocking death from apoplexy Oh
Wednesday evening has heretofore been
OhroniCled. lIey, John Wood, Rector
Of the EpisoomlIan church al Mounds.
Vile, OBLIGATED, and the congregation
WINS largo.