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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-25
How DOCTORS CONQUER Death.

DR.. Walter K. Hammond says: "After a long
experience 1 have come to the conclusion that
two-thirds of all deaths from coughs, pneumonia
and consumption, might be avoided if Dr.
Ackers English Remedy for consumption were
only carefully used in time" This wonderful
Remedy is sold under guarantee, by P. I. Allen
novS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-25
An Aid to the Executive.

BATON ROUGE, La, Jan. %, 1886.
To Mr. A. K. Hawkes-Dear Sir: l desire to
testify to the great superiority of your Chrystal-
zed Lenses. They combine great brilliancy with
oftness and pleasantness to the eye, more than
any have ever found. S. d. MCENERY,
Governor of Louisiana.
All eyes fitted and guaranteed by P. I. Allen,
Staunton, Va. sept I'm
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-25
CITY NOTICES.

For teething in children, and all summer COM
plants, use Victor Infants Relief Guaranteed
Safe! Simple Sure! oct4 I'm.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-25
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.

BALTIMORE, April 90, 1sS7.-For over twenty
years have been troubled with liberated bowels
and bleeding piles, and grew very weak and thin
from constant loss of blood | have used four
bottles of B. B. B., and have gained IL pounds in
weight, and feel better in general health than
have for ten years. l recommend your b. b. b. as
the best medicine have ever used. and owe my
improvement to the use of Botanic Blood Balm
3lS Exeter Street. EUGENIUS A. SMITH
Send for our Book of Wonders, free. 1t treats OF
all blood disorders. Address,
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ca
Sold by DIR. N. WAYT & BRO, Stanton. Va.
oct4 I'm
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Why Women Fade.

Remember EsPENsHIED's is the place to get a
hrst-class Shave. Hair Cut or Dry Shampoo.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-25
BUSINESS INDEX.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
merchants of Augusta county Va, have placed
in stock full line of the Victor Remedies, as adj
vertised i'll this issue, and take pleasure in Offer
ing the same under one OF the most liberal and
convincing guarantees that was ever placed be-
fore the general public.
These merchants the leading and most en-
terprsing citizens in thissection they in the
full enjoyment of honorable reput ationS in the
sphere of commerce and their endorsement and
guarantee cannot but convince the most skeptical.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-25

If you want to get Good Shave or Hair Cut
go to EsPENsHIED's, under the Bank.
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WHOLESALE

AERCHANTS.-7h0s des5riag their names
to appear in connection aoih the 0b0oe Gduert5se-
msents, shoatld address Victor Remedies Co.,
Frederick. Nd. june2S-1y
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Trying Experiments.

The public can scarcely be blamed for trying
nostrums thrown in its way. But then, you
know, the public is easily humbugged, and is
willing to try anything. b. B. b. recommends
ITSELF does not fight other remedies, and stands on
its own merit. Witness the following:
REsoRTED TO ALL.
MERIDIAN MISS, July II. 1SS7.-For a number
of wears have suffered untold agony from the
effects Of blood poison. had my case treated by
little if any relief resorted to all sorts of pa
tent medicines. spending a large amount of
money but yet getting no better. My attention
was attracted by the cures said to have been eff
fected by B. B. B.. and l commenced taking it
merely as an experiment, having but little faith
in the results. To my utter surprise l soon COM
menced to improve, and deem myself to-day a
well and hearty PERSONAL owing to the excel
lent qualities of B. b. B. l cannot commend it
too highly to those suffering from blood poison.
J. o. GIBSON,
Trainman NJ. d o, r. r.
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FIGURES THAT DON'T LIE.
The Marvellous ludustrialaa Agricultural
Growth Of the south,

The MARVELLOUS uhuhAA |NbFNSultuFhA
Growth Of the South,
BALTIMORE, Dec. l9.-Mr, R. II, Ed
monds, the editor Of the Manufacturer
Record, contributes to this weeks issue
Of that journal, under the title of 1.-THE
soutb's RedemptiOn-From Poverty to
Prosperity" the most elaborate review
ever published OF the industrial history
ofthe South, the occasion for it being
the issuing Of a special edition, a copy
Of which will be sent TO every banking
house in the United States TO show
what the South has accomplished and
what are It's prospects, Opening bis
review with the statement o. ZION, WIN,
b. Kelley that ''The South Is 1.-THE coming
nj Dorado Of American adventure" Mr.,
Edmonds briefly Teiers TO the comblna-
ton Of advantages possessed by the
South In climate, soil, mineral and tim,
bar wealth, in rivers, large and
small, in an abundant rainfall, etc.,
At the close Of the most disastrous wal
in the worlds history, the South was In
a deDlorable condition, Its business In
terests had been destroyed,
In 1880 the South had commenced TO
regain It's position Of 1850, and It's pro
gress during the last nine years has been
the wonder OF the age, Since 1865 Oyel
ST. 800, 100000 have been drawn 70 the
South TO pay for cotton, and tn. value o
cotton exported to Europe during that
period has been S., 100, 100000,
The agricultural advancement hal
been almost as marked as the industrial
In 1870 the value OF the South's agriOul
Iural products was $57l .OOO,OOOt III 1881
it was SISO,OOO, 900, and in 1850 II will b.
about $~S5O,OOO,0O0. In 1870 the soqtt
produced 43I, 0O0,0 900 bushels oil grain
and in 1883 6S2, 100000 bushels, and TIL
yield for 1889 will probably show $50,
100000, TO 675y0OO,000 bushels.
In 1880 the South had go nationa
banks, with a capital Of $45,bO7,OOO, ant
in 1880 1t has Az national banks, anC
their capital is $76,454OOO.
There was an increase oil surplus u
National banks OF 45 per cent in tn
North, SO per cent in the West and In
per cent Ia the South; OF undivided
profits an increase OF 4S per cent In thl
North, IS per cent in the West and 0!
per cent In the South.
In the last four years 1900 new man
u~iaCturing and mining enterprises hav'
been organized In the South,
The railroad mileage OF the South ha
been increased by the addition OF near
ly 1000 miles since 1880, Since tina
year over $500, 100000 have been spen
In tho building Of new roads and i'm
proving old ones. In 1850 the soutl
made S97 SOL tons OF pig iron; in 1888
1882, 900, and IN 1880 the output vii
probably be about 100000 to l,7OO,OO'
tons.
In 1880 6,O4S,57l tons Of coal wer
mined in the South, and In 1888 the out
put was over 100000 tons.
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BELLAIRE BRIEFS.
Road. In BAD confidence Little 0lrp


Roads In had Conditional Little Girpi
InjuFy-General Notes,
The Catholic schools closed yesterday for the
holidays,
Several, BCllAire nAilers arr running machines
AZ the Belmont nail works,
John Miller, who has been working In Green's
burS, Pa, Is home Tor the holidays
The trial OF the two boys for the burning o.
night.
Tonight and tomorrow night the Second n,
Hall
William A, Thompson aud Miss Jessie Grip
night,
Enormous lots Of common coal slack are beInV
used here now for fuel by all the manufacturing
establishments,
The cases against the men who burned the boy
Bird not long since have been withdrawn. Tn
boy tsEelttng along nicely now,
Florence Michael, a little eIGhtyear-old, O.
the Fourth ward ran Q slate pencil Into her cal
one day recently and Is now suffering conAideFa
BILE pain,
Mr.. Alex. HeatherIngt0n seems TO DO 4 llttlI
better, lie takes his usual daily walk now ant
his ,tne weather he remains out OF door o.
much as possible,
Several country mel managed 10 swim int
town yesterday With hay, which brought . gooC
price. On account Of the awful condition OF thI
roads feed Is advancing here.
Mr.. D. J, Smith, OF the Enterprise Window
Glass Company, has been elected by the Boart
pany as their secretary. Nj, W, G.. Simpson will
probably succeed Mr., Smith at the Enterprise
Mr.. U, q, Kelly, former secretary Of the Union
Is the cashier oil the new savings bank,
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LOCAL BREYEIEs.
Matters Of Minor Mention In and About
the City.

the City.
COMMENCING tomorrow the wheeling
& Elm Grove road WILL run trains from
both ends Of the line every hour, I'LL
Wednesday. Z,
PAT ssARRY is the name Of q paralyzed
.imbiber Of liquor whom Chief pelbrugge
found yesterday and had hauled to the
cooler In wagon,
WILLIAM ALEXANDER met one Q, NJ
Il. Knabltin on Market street last even
ing and demonstrated thai. ne was q
slugger by hitting him q fearful blow in
the face, Moran arrested him,
AT Hogan's Tabernacle last night Mr..
Hogan spoke to q full house for an hour
on the hBlindness Of Man." Tonight
the Tabernacle will be occupied by the
regular weekly Union Gospel Temper
snCe meeting,
The drawing Of o handsome rug knit
by Mrs. Z, j, Zane for the benefit Of 81,
Mathews Tectory fund, took place at the
donors, residence in Pleasant Valley last
evening, and ticket No, IS, held by Mrs,
EAie Russell drew the prize.
on Wednesday James Murphy, Q farm
laborer living near Sand Hill, had both
legs broken by a tree which he was fell
ing falling across his legs. He was
brought to the hospital in this city, and
is receiving the care Of DR.. Pipes.
The river Is falling at this point, with
q depth Of Is feet Q inches in the chan
mel. The W, n, Chancellor Is this morn
ing's Cincinnati packet, The Hudson
passed down In this trade yesterday and
the Scotia passed up both had goodtrips
THERE was but one case before Police
Court yesterday morning "a plain
drunk who went 10 the hill for tIteer
days. Between the impecunious drunk
and those who are allowed to go OF
promising to leave the city, the outlook
Tor q large financial return from thil
court this month is not large.
vTuE Superintendent Of the Poo
House has been instructed to put Mrs
Malley, one OF the inmates, In Jail, II
case she indulges in any more OF her bat
breaks. She, her husband and severa
children have been inmates OF the plac,
for a long time. She is a vicious old haI
and has on several occasions raised tn
liyeliest kind Of a racket, going so far a
TO assault the Superintendent.
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Anlooay lIystery CIenred Up.

Officer Deku thought he had been put
on to a DR.. Cronin mystery yesterday
morning when some one told him o.
pools OF blood about the opening Of 9
deep trap cuIvert out the Peninsula
road, near the cemetery. He got Officer
Short to go out with him. They found
the culyert and they found plenty
OF blood. Officer Short wen
down the hole finally aud founc
more blood but nothing more. Tht
mystery was cleared up by a boy telling
them that u hog belonging to a drovel
had fallen in the hole, andthat to gel
him out they had to shootthe brute anC
then pull him out. After getting the
carcass out they cut its throat.
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A. L. RICE g. Co.


Four days more of busy, busting
business, means tho present stock ut
"high tide" Such is II condition
Every department Of Holiday Goods
Is complete and overlooking, nOtwitlI'
standing tho immense drain Of the
past week. We banked ON the pros
porous condition Of our community
and laid In lavishly Of Holiday arti'
cies-or Observation-Disclosures, new, At
tractive aud popular.
Among our Speclaltics we suggest
an inspection Of the new aud beauti'
full satsuma Pottery, Fire Screens In
largo variety, Japanese Smoking
Jackets for Gcnticmcn, Hand Paint
cd Fancy Toilet devices. Rich Leather
Goods-in Portfolios, Collar and Gun
Boxes, Desks, Cigar Cas0s. Celebrated
Kid Gloves, Immense Handkerchief
! Counter, Ladies' and Misses Furs,
Dressed Dolls, aud other acceptable
Present a irttcie".
stores opoa I'll 10 ,. M We Ca"
serve you better III me mor"'"s-'
''''' :" '"' '''"1 a. L. RICE i CO.
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The case OF George v. Weiner agains'
Paige, Carey 4 Co., was tried in Justice
Ankles office yesterday before q jury
composed Of Peter Terrell, Samuel Ken.
nan, Levi Cassell, D. l.. Mccullough
Thomas Miller and. John Cavenaugh
The case Ia a suit for $500 damages for {
wrong, which the plaintiff asserts he
sustained by being struck in the side BY
a stone from the tramway, which the
defendants had erected over North Main
street. The plaintiff was represented by
George B. Caldwell and the defense BY
Judge j. J. Jacob. The jury returned
verdict for the plaintiff, allowing hin
Sso damages, A motion for a new triaI
S SSs m.do nv tie defepse.
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are hard at work and the company expects TO
have lhs snIiEs ely llshled son. The light At.

are hard at work and the company expects TO
have he entire city lighted son. The light at
tEacted considerable attention last night.
Mr.. and Mn. JR1eS A, Cray aud daughter
Elouise, and Nj, and Mn. James A.. Dixon viii
spend January aud February In California.
"sneeIerI' Co.'s, FATTY Neall and Joseph
Taylor Will have their preliminary hearing Gt
CGiiE this atteIn0on 1t l O'Clock. Mayor
Mitchell, Marshal Burns and Oiicen Camp,
WestWOOd, Campbell and Wagner will 10 up IS
witnesses, Mayor Mitchell aud MRnhR Burns
made another search Of TAyl0rS home, on Fifth
street, yesterday Afternoon, thinking something
might have been overlooked when the search
was made last Tuesday night, They had the
good luck 70 hnd q vest and pair Of pants stolen
irIm Nm, lannon's boarding house recently,
also q lot Of burglar tools concealed mi cheat
and . SpRrihta'oF, surgical Instrument. What
physiClAn has been rebbedi Last night Mr.,
Peak, Que Of the bOsrdeFs who was robbed az
Ars. staptOn's boarding house, went to the City
Building. at the solicitation Of o6lceF Samuel
WestWOod, aud Identified a pAlr Of shoes, vest
aud pair Of pants Al belonging 70 him, The
shoes are the ones worn BY "FaIty' Eeall when
he was arrested, and the vest and pants are the
ones found Of TaylorS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-20

WILL open this morning the
second invoice of Photograph Al
buns of American manufacture,
with the choicest interiors ever
offered to the public. Some Of
these albums have glass centres
with the words "0ur Friends"
etched upon the same, while 9TH
ers have the word "Album" in
large letters across the back.
The public are cordially invited
to inspect them.
% Twelfth Street.
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Lou SWABACKER

Has the very Newest ID silk Throws,
Tides, Head'rests, Cushions, 10.
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Amount Of appropriation turned over

AAAlhAb VI hPlARF AANAAA NAAANA W -. %,
by Board -'''r'''''''' 'r.''''r''' Su'IEI o.
Early last year when the several de-
partnents made their yearly estimates
on which TO base the annual appropria'
ton ordinances provisions, the former
Board Of Trustees asked TO be allowed
all Of their estimated revenues, which
was done, $S5,44l 90 being tue amount
allowed; this sum, by the way, included
q surplus left over from the previous
year Of several thousand dollars, 1t was
thought by many that the Board was es'
timating its revenues too low, but In
answer 10 this was the talk about the
big cut being made by the electric light.
That threatened cut could not have
amounted to much, for the Board now
has on hand In excess oil Its total appro.
prIatlon, $22,502 u Of revenues, but
with the restraining ordinance to
keep them from using 1t they were
helpless. The committee will reCom'
mend TO Council at a special meeting to
be held Monday night, that the request
OF the Board be granted. The money
expended for extension Of mains was to
close up contracts made by the former
Board.
The following table shows the in
crease in the number OF cubic feet made
this year over last, the manufacture oil
which was made necessary by an In
nsaouo1 IamanH fnn 0aas
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= .artalnRpnt,

The grand gymnastic exhlu... wv W.
cert and ball given last night by w.,
Turner Society at their hall, was one Of
the largest and most notable events en-
joyed by this old and honorable society
for a long time past. There was a large
crowd present, including a delegation
from Bellaire headed by a band. Prof.
Krogh, the instructor, and a large num-
Der OF his pupils gavo exhibitions Of
their skill and grace, which were inter.
spersed with fine selections from the
Opera House orchestra. The entertain
ment concluded with q ball.
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

-
One Girl burned to Death aud -Four Others
Injured While RehearSlug n Christmas
CantatR.
DETROIT, Dec. :.l0.--A shocking ac-
cident occurred at the Tilden public
school early this evening while some
sixteen girls were rehearsing a Christ
mas cantata, which was to be performed
tomorrow. The costumes Of the girls
were made OF light gauze, trimmed with
cotton batting. One Of the performers
had a wand with which she accidentally
struck a candle, ignitinR the wand. The
flames were communicated to the child.
ren's clothing, and ono was burned to
death, and four others seriously but not
fatally injured.
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Tug p%ROIIlBITlONISTS
Inter State Convention In sesSIonat Omaha,
Nehrnskn.

Inter State Convention III sesslOhht UInhhhi
Nebraska.
OMAHA, NEB,, Dec. lO.-The Inter
State Prohibition Convention met here
yesterday with nearly 200 delegates pres
emit from Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa and
North and South Dakota, representing
each State temperance society or leaVue.
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, the Good Templars and Sons o.
Temperance, the county prohibition
unions and other societies in sympathy
with the cause. T. L. Clarke, Of Iowa
was chosen temporary chairman. After
a number OF addresses by the delegates
the convention adjourned till this morn
ing, when the actual work begun.
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Be sure you get Electric Light Flour
DRINK Ohio Valley Coffee.
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.

More About the Burglars-General News
aud Personal Points.
Miss Ida HOylc will go to oberlin Collegiate
Christmas 10 study music.
Mr.. Paul Morrison Is homo from school al
Gambler to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Fred Stead, Of Bessemer, Ala, Is whiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. BanetL
Ms. Lucinda Hess died at the family residence
on Broadway yesterday morning, aged 70 years.
Ground has been broken for a room on the
corner Of Broadway and Mulberry streets, 10 be
occupied as q drug store by org q Ong.
Mrs. Neall, the wife Of Fatty NealI, who d
about 10 become. 0 mother, Is an honest little
woman aud has tho sympathy OF all those who
know her khe denies tho state nent that her
huSbani threatened 70 kill hOr II she opened her
mouth about his burglarles, as stated
The electric light was turned on last night ior
the lrAt time, aid II wnFkei all right In what
few StoteS II had attachments A force Of men
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Clothing, Etc.
Gbe Suttlltoenter.
Oficel Nos. a6And ~ FOurtsepthstrset,
New Advertisements

New Advertisements,
Geo, ". Johubon's Sons,
FOR SRle-ThOS. O'BTien.
B%Iockh0ldeN' Meeting German Bank,
For bale aud For Membranes A, Henry .
Closing Out at Cost 10 Quit Bustness-s' II
Saving MaehInes-Edw, l.. Rose & Co,
HAmm & Co.-ChFlSImAS Presents,
Japanese GO~0dA-kWing Bros.
Rusty Base Burners Joseph Bell Stove Co,
IayIor FGndeFS-EeSbitt & Bro.
A. Cost for Holiday Tines Barnes 4 Nc
GIegor,
bake Day-R. II, List
Holiday GoOdB-John FFiedel,
Our New CuslOmers-sAE Clothing House
diyea xway-M. GutmAu d cO,-FOurth page
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SPECIAL SALE

Of solid Gold WatehsS, with American
movement, warranted, from wv By up
At nlLLMAN'h.
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AlOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Lizzie Clohau, of the Sixth ward
public school, leaves tonight for Balti'
more to spend the holidays.
Miss Ella Nichols, Of Mobile, Ala, Il
the guest Of Miss Ellie Russell at heI
charming home out the National road.
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The money expended by the present
Board OF Trustees was for the following
purposes from November 10 to DeCem'
haP q 1890.
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AUCTION SALE
IOU SWABACKER

l. showing an immense variety OF La.
dies nhlte AprOns-they we're mover 20
cheap before.
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE.


voRx, Dec. 10 "A fire broke out
NY Ave OF the Presbyterian
tonight In ward NJ ..L.Iua
Hospital. It'll on the fifth foo, Oh 'ue
hospital proper. The patients were re.
moved in safety, and two hours after the
fire broke outit was reported to be under
control. Four fremen connected with
an engine at work on Madison avenue,
were at tho side Of the hospital when
one OF the walls fell In, and they were
badly burned about the hands and face.
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EDw. L. RosE & Co. are offering their
elegant styles Of Sewing Machines at
half price. Don't fail to secure one.
They just arrived and must be sold.
See advertisement in this paper.
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In seventeen days this month 0,S37,.
100 cubic feet have been made, an aver.
age 67S,C00 feet per day, which carried
out will make the number Of feet man.
uiaCtured this month l7,0lS,00 0
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as It acts in harmony with
nature 10 etfectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious; For sale In Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
nav
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NornlNG In better taste for a gift than
one Of the sets Of small books in cloth,
Caltor morocco. Two 10 five hooks To
the set. Selling like Wheeling real es.
tate, at STANTON & DAvENPoRT's.
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HESs-At Martins Ferry. Ohio, on Thursday
morning, December 10, 1850, at l;l6 O'Clock,
An, LUCINDA HISS, aged 70 years,
The funeral will take place from the residence
on Broadway, this (FrIday) afternoon at !
o'olOnk.
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DressGoods.
FURS.

HB'we have Al assortment Of Furs from
prices quoted. Our line conSiSM Of Real Sal
Lynx Back, Imitation Lynx, HE'D fNx, GIeI
Fox, AStrRChan beaVer, Raccoon, OpoeAun, eLc.
etc, A popular limo Of Childfenl Furs. l0
Black Fur Nuts NJ IS cent? each,
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Nail MING peelare Dividend.

Within the past week the Junction
Iron Company has declared a dividend
Of 10 per cent, the Jefferson a dividend
Of Il per cent, the Benwood a dividend
Of 5 per cent and the La Belle mill q
dividend OF 5 per cent.
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JACOB ". GRUB, coz a.f ss!s 81. SsST %sss.

1891 and 1898 Market 81.
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WASHINGTON, Dee. 1O,-For Western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, lairi
followed by light rain, winds shifting Ia
colder northwesterly,