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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-02
7aR OLD COURT HOUSE.
The Terms oaorsd For is Use as PublIs
Library,

Library,
The special Council committee APP
pointed to confer with the Board Of Ed
ucation relative to terms by which the
Board may secure control OF the old
court house property and use It for
library purposes, held another meeting
last night. There were present AIessrs,
RawliRg (chairman), Terrell, Robinson
and Kenney, They had long talk and
finally agreed to submit to the Boards
representatives the following prop
osltion: The city will allow
the Board the use Of the property for q
term Of 10 years at an annual rental o.
$500, payable on the first OF each April,
the Board to be allowed TO make what
repairs or alterations it'may desire, in
Guiding taking of the cupalo; the build,
ing to ba used only for library and
Board purposes; the title to the prop
erty to he retained by the city,
This was one OF the propositions that
Captain Rawling had drawn up, except
thlt he had named 800 as the rental
price. II was raised to $500, the other
members thinking that $500 was toe
low,
Another proposition was TO give the
property to the Board at the expiration
Of ten years, after the Board should
have paid $1,000 per annum for ten
years, the city to retain the small brick
house used formerly as tho Sheriff.
Office,
The third was that the Board should
pay $1,000 cash down on taking the
building, $4,000 two years after, 5000
four years after, and $1,000 six years after
1t Is not likely the Board will accept
the proposition that is to be made, mol
any Of the others, The opinion Of mos
Of It's members is that the Board should
DO given the property gratis,
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BRl.LAIRG.
All Sorts of L,ppaI News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

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All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
II. Il. Cockayne has returned lro,n IL business
triD 10 Lima, ''N "N'N
III NJ u,.,,..t,,,,., 4. Il, w.,h,,,,o,,
amnng fIJeHds ~" :" =" ''''''o'NN
"' ,.',, a., ,.o,, ,,..o,,.,. .,.
a. rn LEM VIZ uO"n nun "ueV'nS !V'
'eruay among lt4ehus.
a, MlA AaiuG Jarrett u ~ moi mono IN dlehVoe
threatened win 'e'eF'
George TlSkes1n, eolorcd, aged % years, Ia
Mrs, G. Carroll will visit Washington, d.
o., during the Inauguration.
Mnvor brown fined SAMMY NcCRrty $50 and
costs and gave him thirty days In jali,
Nj A. Mi narhy and via ~ Va EIm,,on ia,
nrS mere M sIiests af Nv, ReeSe bSrbv. ""-''
80 ,I.voiro,' =, w,.nnoI,, s,,,,.,
james MekEeSGN o. Matn n!, nv, prominent
iaEn'cF' was heFe ycs'etuay on business
Tho crowd ut "labes Of all Nations" last night
was enormous, and all were well pleased.
Mrs, A, G. Brnunon and son. Of Indignant,
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TSSsT. MATTHEW'S r. Il. CIIURCH-Cor.
1t-% ner Fifteenth and Chapiine Streets
Rev. II. Il. SWole, DID, rector Services NJ 1880
Q. IN; Sunday School At 800 r. IN. No evening
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FELL IN THE FIRE.
Another Case of n Peculiar lIalady among
the COl0red People,

Another Case of n Peculiar lIalady among
. the COlored People.
The INTELLloEScER some time ago
mentioned the seeming epidemic Of
epileptlc or pataleptic insanity which
had developed in the household Of Yves.
Icy Henderson, colored, living in the
East End. Yesterday another case Of
the same sort was developed, the victim
again being colored. A young lnan
named Charles franklin was sitting in
front Of FIRE reading newspaper In
tho house OF his sister, tho wife Of
Anthony Green, living on the hillside
In the Second ward, when he was seized
with fit, the symptoms being the same
us in all tho other cases. Ho fell forward
with his face In the fire, and burned his
face badly.
Albert Green rushed 10 his assistance
and pulled him out or he would have
been burned to death. 1t is said a ply.
siCiap has not been summoned In one oil
these numerous gases, except that OF q
young man whose malady developed
into violent insanity, after which hO was
seen by the County Physician. The
authorities should cause an lnVestiga-
ton, There Is reason to believe the
atllictIOn 10 largely due to emotional ex.
element combined with superstition.
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ELOpED WITH A DAGO,
A Wsll.to-do Farmers Wife Deserts Her
HOms With an italian.

ANA%N wees $50 ANrNfhtsff
Out at the Long Run tunnel, on the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad, they
are having a great time Of 1t. Only a
few weeks ago there was q terrible ex.
plosion OF dynamite and powder, one
man being killed and several injured.
Later several accidents occurred, one
man was killed in q drunken fight,
another man shot, and so on, Now
comes an elopement, The glddy elopers
are Mrs, William Murkle, the wife OF a
well-to.do farmer, and an ordinary eve
ry-day Italian, who has been working in
the tunnel at 81 % per day.
Mr.. Murkle formerly kept saloon at
Portland Station. He sold out 10 Dufey
4 Warden. He also sold his property at
that place to Dr., Caldwell, and moved
to a farm on Long run, near the tunnel,
several years ago, where he has been
living ever since, and made considerable
money, Owing TO the crowded condi-
ton OF the boarding houses he took sew
eral OF the railroad men to board. Among
these was an Italian who liked Ms.
Murkle and became attentive TO her, An
attachment sprang up between the two
which ended'in the dago's clipping with
his paramour on Thursday. Before TAX
ing their departure, it is stated, Mrs.
AIurkle poCketed lot OF notes and
other papers, Among these were thir-
teen notes from DR., Caldwell, from whom
Mrs, Murkle collected $50, and tried to
collect money from others, but Murkle,
on learning Of the elopement and miss
ing the notes, stopped further payment,
aud no more was collected, Ms. Murkle
aud her dago companion were seen In
Martins Ferry, promenadIng up and
down Fourth street, on Thursday after
noon, but they afterwards left for parts
unknown, and have not been heard OF
since,
Mr.. Murkle Is Gfty.six years old, up.
right aud honorable, He has eight
children, seven by his first aud second
wives, who are dead, and one by his
wife, Mrs, Murkle is not over twenty
six and Ia unattractive.
The italian is her senior by two or
three years. He is fair looking, His
name could not be learned, and It's said
he has a wife living, He Is not a Count,
1t Is suspected that the couple came to
Wheeling, and are still here.
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A FIREMAN DEAD.
Albert s. IOnd, of the Hope HOuSO-IIIs
Funeral.

Albert s. Ilond, of the Hope nOuSO-IIll
Funeral.
Albert s. Bond, driver OF tho Hope
hose wagon, died yesterday morning al
$3.50 o'clock. He was sick only week
or so, his disease, seemingly light al
first, developing into fever. He had
been connected with the Hope house
since January 10, 1887, aud besides be-
ing driver was lineman on tho cleo.
trical alarm system, having been EN-.
ployed on telegraph and tele.
phone work before. He was "a
years old In November, and was son
OF Constable Robert Bond. He was n
steady, genial young man, and was well
liked by all WHO knew him, and espec-
Clally by Lieutenant Sylvls, foreman at
the Hope, who said last night that the
loss to the department would be a heavy
one.
Tho funeral will take place on Sun
day at 9 p. m. and will DO under tho nu.
spices OF Black Prince Lodge No. 10, X.
OF p, Of which he was a member. The
horse OF the Hope will be led behind the
hearse, and an escort Of six tlremen will
also follow the remains. The remainder
OF the fire department will draw up In q
limo on Sixteenth street and salute as
tho funeral Cortege passes.
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James Mcnamara, Of this city, says the
piltShurVh Times, has assumed tho po'
itjon Of hacker TO Shea, the Wheeling
bantam, and set about getting 9 match
between him aud Ridge yesterday ID q
busInCss.likU way. He and Mdges
hacker met and agreed on q light oil ~
rounds iur the cute receipts, the winner
10 take IS Rnd tho loser % per cont
They will meet Hgaln to-day 70 sign
articles and name day, II vii come
oil at the Capitol Rink, In Wheeling
Thu prospects are bright, says the same
paper fora foot race between MCClplnnd,
Of this city, aud Cox, Of ParkoB5urg,
West Virginia, II will bO for 10 miles
for $3.50 d side, and take place III three
weeks after signing the OrticlCsat Vince.
ling,
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There never was a dCbutante on the
American stage who created such
iuroro among the best class Of people as
julia MarlOwc. Young, beautiful and
talented, people expected to tolerate her
acting and admire her beauty. They
found her histrloniC genius was Of such
an order that they lost sight Of her
beauty. Miss Marlowe will appearat the
Wheeling Opera House next Monday
md Tuesday evenings In Sheridan
Knowles's difunChbaCk" and Shake.
spCarO's twelfth Night" II this en-,
pigemcnt Is not well patronized II Will
Be- serious reflection on Wheeling cul.
tnrn and tnsto.
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CoLvunus, o., Jan. 1, lss0.-To Tlr
ELIXIR or DATES Co. Dtar SlrSi-Ellxii
Of Dates cured me Of liabltual constlpa'
ton aud dyspepsia. | recommend IL y
all my friends, Very truly yours, Joseph
Eihner, Prop, Of Hotel 81 Claire Uo'
Iumbus, o. Sold by o, II. Goethe, W. W.
Irwin, ", Il. Williams and John l.augh'
lin, Logan 4 Co, and Goodwin 4 Co.,
Wholesale agents. i
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SPRlNG AND SUMMER.

We are In receipt of MI tho newps
Novelties In WOOlpns for mems wear
consisting of Suitlngs, PantalOOnIngi
and OvCrCOatings, which Wc nrG pre-
pared 10 make up in the best style ant
ilt at reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings are complete aud OiIeri
''' 6. HESS Il SONS,
1891 l. 1898 Market Street.
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T@sECoND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
~ Cor. Twentieth aud Market streets, Rev
VIM. II. Cooke, DID,, pastor. Services al 1850 a
in. and 1:3O p IN; sunday School AZ y a. in. Seat
free All are welcome.
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THREE MORE ARRESTS.
The Island Election Judges All Arraigns'
r, VasiaPtIny

The Island Election Judges All Arraignsd
Yesterday,
Yesterday William Erskine, Esq, Mr..
Grafton Beall and Mr.. Charles Lukens
were arraigned before U, s. Commits
sioner Forbes on capiases, having been
indicted by the recent U, IS, grand jury
at Parkersburg for violation of the
election laws" They all promptly gave
bond In the sum OF $500 each and were
released. The bond calls for their APP
pearanCe ut court In this city March II,
The arrests caused surprise and indig-
nation. Mr.. Erskine Is Republican
and prominent attorney, and Messrs.
Beall and Lukens, well known business
men Of the Island and Democrats. The
three served rs judges Of the election
held in the Island precinct in Novem.
Der. What otIense Is charged against
them Is not known. Everybody knows
they are not guilty. Tho indictment Of
such men only serves to heighten the
public contempt for such proceedings.
Mr.. Erskine at once wrote to Clerk Del
Ticker, Mt parkersburg, for copy OF the
indictment,
1t is supposed there Is to DO a session
OF the court here March "A. The statute
says the term shall open March l..
There arc several prisoners in jail await.
ing trial, and others out on bail, who
were entitled 10 a hearing March or as
soon thereafter as practicable. Judge
Jackson Is understood to DO In Florida.
Several men who had given bond to ap'
pear here did SO, but could not find any.
body TO enter their appearance. They
were at some expense aud no little
trouble to comply with the terms Of
their bonds. 1t Is supposed they have
no remedy or redress, and II they do
not happen to appear when the court is
ready to recognize them, they will be
subject TO re.arrest.
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Dangerous Use Of Strong PQrgatlYss.

Most pills, purgAtIves aud Bitter Water,
which act quickly upon tho bowels, lrrilate aud
often destroy the mucous coats Of tho stomach
and bowels. Indeed their catharLIC action Il
directly caused by the irritation Of the bowels
which they produce. Tkelr action should be
soothing and stimulating instead Of Irritating,
A continued use Of Auch remedies produces
chronic Inflammation Of the stomach and bowels.
Of the genuine imported Carlsbad SprudCl Salt
is highly recommended as All apGrleit, laxative
and dlurctlC, because It's action Is due solely to
iA solvent aud stimulating properties, II
soOtheS aud RllayB inflammation, add Is there.
fore much preferable 10 all strong purgalivCs
and Bitter Waters.
Beware Of limitations. Dr.. TOboldts lecture
on Calsbad Spfudel Salt and pamphlets mailed
free. EiSner 4 MeAdplsOu Co., Solo Agents, O
Barclay street, New York. ic2l.TTh4B
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DEPARTMENT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Speed horses, G. Ed. Mendel, Robert
Anderson and A. NJ. Hamilton; class
horses, John W, Nichols; cattle, A. Il,
Jacob sheep, l., T, Sisson; swine, @, S,
Terril and George Bowers poultry, b. j,
Welser and N. Zane; farm and garden
products, +. NJ. Atkinson and II. y,
Meyer, preserves and growing orna-
mental plants, Mrs, Caroline Brues;
ladies and childrep's department and art
gallery, Mrs, A. O, Egerter and a com.
mittee Of ladies; educational. w. IL.
Anderson; marshalS, A, NJ, Hamilton,
chief, and Simon McColloCh. assistant.
The use Of the grounds for the Fourth
Of July, 1881, was let to Wheeling Coun-
Gil No. !, Junior Order United Ameri'
can Mechanics, 1t being the highest hid.
der.
The exhibition Of the resources OF the
State by counties, was mentioned, aud
the president Of the County Court oil
each county was appointed commits
sloner to induce their respective coun'
ties to exhibit such specimens OF agri.
cultural products, minerals, timber, ETC.,
in the building erected for tho State
Exhibit at the State FAIR to he held at
the city Of Wheeling, September 0, 10,
II, 10 aud 10, 1880.
The prospects for the spring trotting,
pacing and running races, to be held
May 90, 30 and 81, 1880, are first class,
There will be some OF the finest horses
In the country present.
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Last year this committee was allowed
81 900 and spent Sl,6lS Is, Chairman
KurnOr and Mr.. Elnsheimer were up.
pointed a subcommittee TO repair tic
small building on the old court house
lot formerly used rs tho Sherlti's office,
and rent the same,
The committees on Scales and Gene.
tories were called 10 meet, but q quorum
OF either failed 10 put In ali appearance.
The committee on Lights was called 10
meet with tho Gas Trustees 10 prepare
estimates, but tho Trustees not being
ready Iust al this time TO 20 Into thlt
matter the committee adjourned TO meet
AZ the call Of Chairman SCelUy. These
estimates "a fast % presented 10 Council
will DO referred by II 10 tho Finance
Committee which will have 10 out and
carve them so as 10 fllthe estlmatedteys'
tiueB.
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rnrnsr., pin.aue Carnival.

Next Monday evening at the Turner's
hnll Tie Turner'S Society will give their
grand annual masquerade carnival The
eomplete arrangements made guarantee
an aIIair which will even snrpass the
TnTners' past efforts In this direction,
The Opcra House Orchestra will furnish
III" music and the "lluzzar Guards will
Land thc Grand march, which will take
Ninrc nj d o'clock precisely.
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Ia A combination Of tho active properties
Of dates, figs and primes, and Other
tfopICal fruits. Its pleasant taste mud
beneficial effects have rendered II im
inCnsely popular. ltCures habiluRl con
BlipaiIon, indigestion, blliOusnesS, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cen
bottles by Q. H. Goethe, W, W. Irwin
", l., Williams and John Laughlin
Logan 4 Co, and Goodwin X Co.. whole
sale agents.
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TIE CGNTRALS REMOVAL
Members OF tho Buard OF Directors Deny
nil knowledge of II,

Members OF the HUaTd OF Directors Deny
Rll knowledge OF It.
The publication in yesterdays INTEL
LIaRNCER Of IN interview with President
Scott, OF tue Central Glass Works, in
which he said that concern lad decided
to move to one OF the Ohio gas towns
created a widespread interest and occa'
stoned general regret. Several members
OF tho Board OF Directors who were
asked concerning 1t during the day, said
that the information was news to them
They admitted that q number Of propo
sals intended to induce them TO change
their location had been received, and
that they Ind been talked over and
thought over q good deal, but denied
thut any such decision had been reached
as Mr., Scott announced.
Mr.. l., /, Slifel, the attorney, who rep
resents the interests OF the Qesterlinl
heirs in the works, said he had neyel
heard an intimation Of the kind before
1t might be possible the Board Of Di
rectOrs had taken some action in his re-
cent continued absence looking 10 a re-
moVal, but no definite final decision tC
move could be reached without hil
knowledge,
While there are undoubted advantages
offered by many locations in Ohio FOL
factories to locate there, which might
represent In the case Of tho Central q
saving Of $50, 900 n year in one view, there
were other matters which must enter
into consideration, which ho thought
went far to counterbalance the advant,
ages Of change.
Mr.. Scott having left for Washington
yesterday, could not be seen in regard
10 tho difference OF opinion between
him and members Of his Board OF Dlrec'
tors. A well.known glass man told q
reporter that u gentleman Interested In
the Central told him three weeks ago
that the Central would probably move
to Ohio.
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Mr.. Wilbur Warden, well.known
son Of Mr.. James Warden, ex.Superin.
tent OF Streets, died yesterday morning
at an carly hour, Though he had not
been we'll for a long time, his death was
comparatively sudden. He was much
thought Of BY his friends, aud the fam.
lily have the sympathy Of oil who know
NIn,tN
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Matte vlCkOn will DO hero MAtCho
Nils 0OrtIU Hanoi b on tho SICK lIIL

Matte vlckCn will DO hero MAtCho,
Miss GOrtiO HAnCS Il on tho sick list.
oliver Van Pelt Is able 10 10 out again.
TheiGaS CockaynO Ii having hii rCilSuAns Oh
lafgGd,
There Will DO masked skating carnival al The
rink tonight
Charles H. shrOvs has rented his irult farm 70
George DovAult.
John Chambers aud daughter, OF NJ Pleasant
were In the city yesterday,
Mt. &, II. Wilson, chief engineer Of tho Wheel.
Ing 4 Lake Erie railroad, IA In town,
Mts, James Duhnlng and Mn. Kate itail, oil
Wheeling, arc visiting Nj aud Mrs. A, RAlltOn,
There were about The NmO number Of deaths
during February "A tho preceding month, more
births and arrests, and no iifeS,
A largo amount ol unique advertising Il being
done TOT the Sons Of Veterans enlgflAllmpnt
March 8, Tho programme viii consist Of MIS-,
lAflOy'B wax WOikE, music, MbleauX and fun by
The Wholesale. Tickets arc selling we'll.
uVO old folks concert" At the United PtcAby.
tgtlAn church last ulRht wM well attended, and
al left vol pleased With II, ThOfe were teCllA.
lions, DhOfiiiOa and solos. The performers WUFO
young people Of The Church, aud oil Of them were
dressed III old time costumes.
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Il. IL. ALBllldiiT,
Superintendent Of Carriers.


Is Natures own true laxative. 1t Is
the most easily taken, and tho most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costivc; to dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevcrs; Ia
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indlges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. Fol
sale in 90 cts and $l.0O bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton 7. Hess, r. B. Burt and
@. Menkemeller,
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Louis Lingaman, son Of Mrs. W. u.
Howell, died al Denver yesterday at 5 p,
nj. IlC left here six weeks ago, accom-.
panied by his step.iather, who took him
west In the hope Of beneGtinghis health.
The change WIS too late, and he fell a
victim 10 consumption, Mr.. Howell will
meet tic body In Chicago,
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iioslnn ,gnn, N,.,t.,.

i)osroN, March i,-Wo6l quiet One Ohio and
punnsylvAnlA scarce gnd htlh ~ 'A0GSSo lof Ni X
aud Xxx a5A1J0i Michigan x g2Ci TOfTll6fy ftyl
2lci Kentucky and Missouri nhWAih6d 27as66j
icOuled wool steady d laatsIC. AutlfailGii
wool firm Al B2al5
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which will DO at tho Grand March 4, 3
and %i . Is thus spoken otIy the New York
Journal. NTrio Irish Hearts" one Of
the best attractions Brooklyn people
have yCt Ind tho play Is full Of pa thos,
ihter.mIxed with good comedy and SEN
untinunl siiuntiOng,
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TO tho taste, more acceptable 70 the
stomach, and more truly beneficial n its
action, tho famous California liquid irult
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Is rapidly super
spdlnP nll others. Try II. ono bottle
wifi prove itS merits, For sale In 10 cts,
and 81 bottles by Logan 4 CO., Anton Il,
Hess, II, Il, Hurt and D. Mgnkemcller.
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MANY cases OF rheumatism, which
have resisted tho skill Of the profession
have promptly yielded 10 that wonderful
remedy, Salvation OIL. % cents.
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Mns. SUSAN II, D0BsoN, Milford, No.
Eczema 81 Years Cured.

lam farmer, SlIty.OuO years Of age, and have
suffered from babyhoOd with what heard com
monty called "honsyeOnb eczema on my hands
A few months ago purchased from my drugglsss,
AOlsra, Sanders & LssO'nO, your CuTIruRA RENE'
DIS, and used them according to directions. A
cure was speedily and thoroughly effected, and I
make this statement that olhers likewise affected
may DO benefited, JOSEPH JACKSON,
Georgetown, TOx,
IIetcrnsS MSsSrS, SANDERS s LEsEsSE, Drug
RiSts,
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Death OF o. Landnlsy yer.

Mr.. Christian Landmeyor died yeSter.
day morning OH his farm near qreggs.
vllle, this county. MI. Landlneyer was
for years a resident Of Wheeling and
had many friends here. He was highly
respected by all who knew him.
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weather Indications.

WARRINGTON, D. O., March l,-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsyl.
yania, fair, stationary temperature,
southeasterly winds.
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TAXI tho news home to Mary, and tell
her that my cough has gone, and that
a % cent bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup did the blessed work.
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My DEAR GtRLl How pretty YOU look
So can You. Ask for tho "liellO" Jane
HadlnR Yelling by the yard % cents up
wards al all dry goods stores.