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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-24
BgLLAIRR
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip tfom
the Glass City,
Frank Archer Is In steubenville on business
Ed. Ames mashed the big toe Of his right foot
by u falling keg Of beer.
The Good Templars had large crowd at their
open meeting last night.
Rey. A, K, Knox and wife, Of East Liverpool
arc visiting their friends here,
Rev, Il. =, Keller was q welcome gueAt here
yesterday, among all hiA friends,
Mrs John d. Hclnleln sang ut last nights
meeting "HRryest Time Is Passing"
Palmer & Armstrong, Of BuFrs Mills, ship,
ped lot OF apples yesterday to Wheeling VIA
the steamer lellalre,
II, c, EOmplC, James NJ. Richardson, ", p
Jones aud l, SChnmm RFe At State meeting OF
the g, A, r. at Dayton
O.. n, Van Law, OF ZaneSville, and his family
are here bidding friends and relatives goodbye
before leaving for Denver, Colorado,
Crawford Lucas died ~ the residence OF ]; a
Green, Monday afternoon. His Fematns VIII y
taken 10 his home, or the home OF his mother
In CenteTVllle.
There were twenty.thFce ministers and twenty
six delegates enrolled ~ the PresbyteFy NEE llne
yesterday. Rev. +, NJ. kuml0F, Of Buffalo, wa
chosen moderator, aud Rey, ", /. Alexander
clerk.
The boat house town residents along the for
hidden ground In the Fourth ward, on tho Iiyel
front, have about all vacated and departed iol
more quiet aud peacoAble quarters, only one Of
two families being left
Tho farmer In this vicinity Is very busy 81
present planting corn aud potatoes, The OAp
are all sOWn and u great many heldE look green
already, New seed was used by most Of theul-
New York aud ILLINOIS seed corn, MlppeSnta
oats and the different varieties OF potatoes vert
too numerous to mention,
Below Is the programme for the 81, ClAISylll(
PTesbyteTy In session yesterday aud tOdRyi l0SI
u, M; 0Bau voluntary Scripture lesson
prayer; hymn Invocation; sermon by MOdeFa
tor ]. A, Bower; dOXOlOgyi hymnt PTesbyteFy
business, Adjourned ut y O'Clock. Afternoon
1850 p, M; PreSbyterial business, Adjourned n
O'Clock, Last night; Music by chOiTi Scripture
lesson; prayer; address, Home Missions as con
nected with SynOdlCal work, by Rev, r. i, CraW
ford, M0OIeheld, o.; address, Home Missions
by Rev, J, X, Bloch, Cadlx, Of general discus
sion; hymn; benUdiGtlOn, General discussion
speeches were limited TO minutes, Tho pro
CANINE Tor to-day and this evening will 30 "
follows; $50 u. M; presbyterlal buSlne5si devO
tlonAl meeting, aud reading Oi narrative, ll;3
TO u. 1850 p. IN: PrGsbyteflRl business; C0nEc
Grafton meeting ut i;l6, led by ReY, 3. W. PIln
gle, Mt. Pleasant, ., Adjourn At 5 O'Clock. To
night; Voluntary leSs0ni prayer; hymn, gen
address by Rev, Howard Campbell, MArlln'i
Ferry; Some Methods Of Conducting, address
by Rev, W. A. Williams, Demos, o.; It's Improve
ment, RdhIGsS, J, H. Reed, GAINESVILLE; gen
eNl discussion; PresbyteriRl business. Adjourn
ment,
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NEW SCHEDULE OF TRAINS



with Great Advantage to 60 into Eject or
tho II. s o. In May.
AT meeting Of the head officials o.
the Baltimore & Ohio road at Pittsburgh
last week, u new schedule was perfected
which will 80 into effect Sunday morn
ing, May 70, and continue, probably, till
November. The new time tables have
not set been published, but from Colonel
]. 7. Legge, who was in the city yester'
day, nm INrELMaENcER reporter gained
some information as to the changes that
are to be made when the new schedule
goes into effect.
The fast express for Washington, Bal.
timOrc, Philadelphia and New York,
known rs No. 10, which now leaves
daily at s .55 a. m. will leave here at 4: 1856
a. M. and Benwood at 6:l0 a. In, putting
one into Washington and Baltimore be-
fore supper time. This Is the train that
takes out the Wheeling papers and the
change will put them into Fairmont and
Grafton and other points In more season.
able time than tho train leaving AZ 1855
o'clock,
This train returning known as No. 8,
which Is now due here at 0:Q5 p. m.iwill
not get In till 10 80 p. m, and passengers
from here desiring 10 70 west on that
train, instead OF leaving here at $40 p.
IN. TO catch II at Renwood, will not leave
till about O:45 p. IN,
With the peffeCting arrangements for
getting into New York, the volume Of
travel between the East and the West
over the Baltimore Il Ohio, has been
largely increased aud tho putting on Of a
new train has sheen nCCessitated, Than
train will DO q high.Ayer In every sense
Of the term. In anticipation Of what
she will DO ablO 10 do she has already
been dubbed, The Hummer" II will
DO run between Chicago and New York
without change Of cars, aud tho time will
DO cut down Rs low as possible. Going
East the train will DO known az No. 8,
and will pass through Benwood shortly
after midnight, Passengers from here
taking that train will leave here for hen,
wood about midnight. Returning, the
train will DO known aS No. 7, and will
reach Benwood, coming over the main
line, about 0 o'clock q, IN, This train
will make the run between Benwood
and New York In about seventeen and
one.liali hours.
The mail and express train which
now leaves here at $40 p. IN. and con.
meets al Grafton with the express from
~, Louis and Cincinnati, coming over
the PAfkenburg branch, will under the
change leave here about 2,46 p, IN, aud
make close connection At Grafton, where
sleepen can DO secured by those going
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Ahrnnn

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. ]. W. Paxton and family have re-
turned from Florida.
Mrs. Mary Garvin is visiting her bro
Their, DR.. G.. L. Anderson, at Bellaire.
Mrs. O. B. Hart and son will leave on
the Philadelphia limited this morning
for the East.
Mr.. August Knoke has received from
his brother in New Mexico, fine lot oil
Mexican pictures.
Rev. William Braun, OF st. Stephens
German church, is attendingG meeting
OF the Synod at New Philadelphia, Ohio
Misses Lulu and Anna Mclaughlin
will leave in q few days for Galveston
Texas, to visit their uncle, Mr.. William
Pool.
Mr.. ]. G. Massey, the popular sales
man OF the Buckeye Glass Company, has
returned TO tho Mcclure after trip that
was fairly successful.
Mr.. Joseph Reinacher, who has lived
on the Woods farm, east Of the city, fol
eighteen years, died Monday, aged 90,
He was a genial, popular man, and hll
death is generally regretted.
1T. Stills, travelling freight agent iol
the Texas & Pacific road, and @. A. Egby,
travelling freight agent for the CinCin'
natl, New Orleans 4 Texas Pacific road,
tho Queen 4 CresCent's" southern
route, are at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Louis Bennett, Of Weston, (neC
Miss sallie Maxwell, Of this city, ar.
rived here last evening for the purpose
OF making her mother visit She was
escorted here by Mr.. Bennett, but he
will return to Weston this morning, be-
ing called back by important business.
Mr.. Harry W. List has sold his inter
est in the Bank OF Wheeling to Mr.. Glib
son Lamb, and II Is understood that he
contemplates locating in the South. It
is not known whether Mr.. Lamb, who
Is now In the banking business in Gin.
cinnati, will return to Wheeling to live
or not,
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NEw YORK, April 23,-Flour, receipts 1856
packages; exports 7G7 barrels aud l9lQi sacks
market moderately active; sales lG,6S0 barrels
Wheat, receipts none; sales $780, 900 bushels OIL
futures aud $1,000 bushels Of spot; spot market
moderately active; No. o rcd 7GIc; No. / red go
options heavy and lower; No red April 6g11sc
May S3aSJ11[c, closing ut $50; June SIG; July
SlaSGlSC, closing ut Sc; August Si16lsJ5IsG
closing at Si3Ec; September SSaSJ5Ic, closing
at SS1Sci October S}Ic; December SSlSc. Rye
quiet; western 6la63JEc harley quiet; Canada
67a7iC. Corn, receipts 22,2OO bushels; exportl
Oj,GQO bushels; sales 1900 bushels Of futures
and 272,0OO bushels OF spot; market dull
ungradGd mixed illi6cj May 4?lSaig99sC, closing
Ut lg11Sc; June 1870; July 42Ifci August 4J1Sl
l99Sc, closing at 43%o; September HtSc. Oats
receipts 5000 bushelS; exports 10 bushels; sales
2O5, 900 bushels Of futures and 81 900 bushels Of
spot; market fairly active; spot No. 2 white
83ISC; mixed western 2SkaS3c; white do
Bli39c; No. 2 Chicago 821Ic. Hay and hops frm
Coffee quiet at bAlO points down; May aud
June 1G.6Jal6 SOC; July and August 10 9ORl1 .O5C
September. October, November aud December
l7lOal7.10c; spot Rio steady at lSAc. Sugar
refined firm. MOlaESes and rico quiet. TaIIoW
easy. RosIn aud .tuTpentinc. quiet. Eggs steady
western l214c. Pork tlrmi old mess So 6lal2 Is;
new mess Sl9 76; extra prime Si2 80. Cut meats
quiet. Lard loweri western steam 7,lOIfc; May
7l2c: Juno 7.lbc; July T.l9c; August 7,2lO; Sop.
tetnber 12Ic. Butter easy; western dairy liza
20c; creamery lsa26c. Cheese dull; western SjSa
lOC
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Fnnk Fisher Is confined to his home by an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
George Miller returned to Cleveland yester.
day after a pleasant visit to Bridgeport friends,
Nick Kuhn aud Laurence lIcinCIn lVlt yester'
day for tho State dam to spend a few days
fishing.
Jacob Fox, the old and reliable check clerk oil
tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh depot Is suffering Il
slight illness.
Miss Maggie Adolph ContcmplatGS building a
present restaurant.
Capt. William Clark, al old citizen Of Bridge.
portland veteran Steambpatman, now Of Free.
dom, Pa, Is the guest OF his son, D. u. Clark.
Tho members Of the Methodist Church will
give a Martha Washington tea party and enter.
talnment In the church next Tuesday evening,
Ono BY one the relies Of antiquity disappear.
The next to go Is the old Cleveland & PlttSbhrRh
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EaR M'OAaON,s on TRIAL
For ExtOrting SIOusy-Olhsr business in the
Circuit Court,

In Part / Of the Circuit Court yester.
day, Judge PAUL presiding, the day was
largely consumed in the trial OF Justice
Of the Peace A, r, MCCahon and Lydia
Mcoahon, his wife, on the charge Of ex-
tortlng money from Herman Dailler by
threatening to accuse him Of an ofFense,
Prosecuting Attorney Howard was as
sisted in the conduct Of the case for the
State by Colonel Robert White, while
Captain Doveper was chief counsel and
Colonel Arnett, S, o, BoyCe and O, X,
Smith associate counsel for the
defense, The evidence was that
Dailler went TO AIcCahon's house
when drunk, and made an insult.
ing proposal to Mrs, MCCahon, who re.
sented 1t, Dailler left, and returned
when sober TO apologize to the Squire,
He referred himto his wife, who said
she would settle 1t for $50, The Squire
had sworn out a warrant in Squire Man
ions court for Dailler, but upon the
payment Of the $50 to Mrs, MCOahon,
the warrant was withdrawn, the affidavit
being torn off and destroyed,
When Court adjourned the evidence
for the prosecution was still In progress.
S, o, Boyce was called as u witness, but
had not taken the stand,
In the matter OF the condemnation
proceedings OF the Wheeling 4 Harris
burg Railroad Company vs., Els, Thomp'
son and j, N, Camden, her trustee, the
Pebler estate and others, the Commits
sioners heretofore appointed, Messrs, II,
NJ. Harper, w, i, Simpson, George X,
Wheat, Henry X, List and Martin
Thornton, were directed to meet on the
goth inst, to perform their duties. =,
The issue in relation 10 the last will
and testament Of Catherine Joyce, de-
ceased, was argued and submitted to the
court.
In Part II, Judge Campbell, In the
case OF John ]. Jones, administrator Of
the estate oisJames II, Robinson, vs.,
Mary V. Robinson and others, an order
was entered for the sale Of lot l22, on
the east side Of the Second ward Market
square,
trustee instead OF James r, Cowden un,
der deed OF trust made by John O'Neal
and wife.
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Horses on Inc stnte FnIr Gronnds.

OF. Eisman, the well known horseman,
yesterday established himself for the
coming season on the State Fair Grounds
with a stable Of seven horses, six trot-
tiers and one PAGER. These are horses
that have been placed In his charge to
be properly handled, and 1t Is quite like.
ly that he will soon have other animals
placed in his charge by owners who
want the speed qualities Of their flyers
developed and improved. Eisman has
his stables nicely fixed up, and supplied
with all the late conveniences and trap.
pings. At his own expense he tloored
the stalls and made other improvements.
He expects to have q horse In every
one OF the trots and PAGES of the Spring
meeting here.
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on East. Leaving Grafton on the ex,
press, the passenger who left here at
2;45 p. N. will be landed In Baltimore
at 4 10 u, M, and in New York at $3.50 a.
m. This will probably be popular
train with those who want to 60 70 New
York from here,
The express train known as No, s,
from Chicago to Philadelphia, which
passes through here at $3.50 p, IN, going
via Pittsburgh and striking the main
line again at Cumberland, viii be known
when the change is made as No, 4 and
will leave here at 6;l0 p, m, Returning,
that train will be known as No, 8 and
instead Of arriving at about 1920 a. m
will be about 20 minutes earlier,
Under the new schedules trains Nos,
8, O, I and s and the express that one
connects with at Grafton by leaving here
at 2;45 p, NJ, will he Yestibuled trains
''The Hummer" will be composed Of
new cars with all the latest trimmings,
The new schedule promises to give
much better satisfaction than the ONT
now in vogue,
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LOCAL BREYETIRs
Matters Of Minor Moment in aud About the
OitV.

AlAtFNFh OF MINOR hAolnpnt IN huu ApouAkAN
City,
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
TnE GRAND this eyening-~The Re
ward Of Crime"
OPERA HoUsR this eyening-Rhea in
"MuCh Ado about Nothing"
Tue MaepneIchor Society gave an en-
ioyable private ball in It's hall last even
ing,
THR dwelling house on the Brockunier
farm, west Of Bridgeport, was damaged
by fire yesterday TO the extent OF $40.
JOHN SWAN was fined S. and costs by
Squire Davis for assault and battery on
Alex Turner, who was struck on the leg
by brick and pretty badly hurt.
BIsHoP ], ]. KAHN was yesterday APP
pointed guardian OF Sadie, minor orphan
OF James Huggans, deceased, and gave
bond in the sum Of 500, with w. o,
Handlan as surety.
TIE Woman's Missionary Society OF
the English Lutheran Church will give
an entertainment on Thursday evening,
April 25th, at the church, A programme
will berendeTed and Northumberland,
No admission charged,
The Mark Twain Rod and Gun club
has rented the State Fair Grounds for
April 80, and will on that day celebrate
tho centennial OF the Inauguration Of
Washington by giving the first picnic OF
the season, twill be sure to be IN en-
ioyable affair,
THERE were four cases In police court
yesterday, two women and two men,
Susan ColIield went to jail for fifteen
days for disorderly conduct, Rebecca
Roach was discharged, and Elsa Gray
and William Calvin were fined S. and
costs each for lighting,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted L
record one deed OF trust and q deco
made June IA, 1888, by d. Y. Phillips
trustee for Lavosia Zane, to W. A, Gal
vim, In consideration OF 500, Tor lot bl
in the Zane's Orchard addition 10 thu
city, located on the Island.
MRS. G. L. PETERSON took larg'
quantity OF laudanum ut the residenCt
OF her mother, Mrs. Sharp, OH Marke
street in North Wheeling, DR., Ulrlct
prevented the drugs hayinga fatal Of
lect. 1t Is not known whether II wa
swallowed by accident or with suicida
intent.
TIE sale OF seats for Kiralfy's "Watel
Queen" to be presented at tho Opert
House Friday night, will begin at q, a
Houses music store this morning. II
has been many u day since Wheeling
theatre.goers have had an opportunity
10 enjoy as fine aspectacular production
as this Is reported to be.
Mn. SPAULDING, of Boston, represent
. Ing the ThomSon-Ilouston Electric
Company, last night at the Chamber 0
Commerce, in presence OF number @
gentlemen, exhibited in operation ar
electric motor and explained by black
board illustrations, its construction ant
uses. The exhibition and talk were
very interesting.
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IMPORTAST 10 LADIES.

Seal sacquesi Seal Jackets
Ladies' wishing their Seal Garments re.
shaped, made over, redyed or any re-
pairs made on them, should not wait un'
Ill fall, but have II done at once.
DO NOT THROW YOUR OLD SEAL GARMENT'
AWAN
for they Can be reshaped 10 ct the form
redyed, refined, made into Jackets, shori
English Walking Coats, Shoulder Capel
and MufIs. This work VIC are prepared
To do in frst.ClaBS manner and at reason.
able price, II sent to Us nov. Address,
/. G. BENNETT & Co.,
Manufacturers Of Seal sacQues and Furs
Corner Wood 81. and Fifth Ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pascal saCques and Furs sent III
now to be repaired will he injured against
fire, moth and theft, without extra
charge. Mw&F
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In The United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need q gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver Is inaC.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you REGULATE the regulator" by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
Dates IL Just what you need. Give II d
trial. Sold In 90 cent bottles by Q. II,
Goethe, W. W. Irwin, John Lalghlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents. .
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I,,rnr.Ipr 10 Sow Ynth CITY.

Excursion tickets 10 New York City
will DO sold Of low round trip rates via
the Pennsylvania lines for the Oenten.
NAL celebration Of the Inauguration Of
George Washington, 10 be held on April
20 and 90, 1889. For full iniormatlonap.
ply 10 ], q. TomllnBon, ticket ageAt
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 ". Louis Rail.
way passenger station, OF 10 ]. Taille,
ticket agent Mcclure House, Wheeling,
W. Va,
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Having opened a fashionable Millinery
and Dress Making Establishment at
ll04 Market street, I desire 10 inform
my friends and the ladies generally that
! have engaged tho services oil MiaS
Walker, an Eastern milliner, who will
have charge OF the Millinery Depart
ment. Special attention 10 dress making
aud stamping. A cordial invitation Is
extended 10 tho ladies' 10 call and soc my
goods. Mus. j. A. O'KEEFRE,
1lOl Market street.
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A new train will shortly be put on the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling railroad
between Bellaire and UhrichSville. II
will leave Bellaire at 0 $50 a. IN. and re-
turn leaving Uhrichsville ut 5p. m.
Yard engine No. IS on the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling road jumped the
track near the Laughlin mill yesterday,
disabling II for a few days. No. II will
run in It's place until repaired,
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Yesterday a travelling steam derrick
for transferring stone for tho Union
Bridge, was plaCcdin tho yards Of Paige
Carey 4 Co., Martins Ferry, which will
give them increased facilities, About
1000 men will DO at work on tho Union
IifldpO and tunnels by next month. The
Ohio shoN pier has beer, located and
force oimen arOnow atwork on the second
one. There will DO four piers and the
channel span WILDE 800 feet, tho longest
on the Ohio river, Mon will ,wor TX on
the four piers day aud night, and II looks
"a II tll6 bridge will DO completed by
january 1, for which tho contract calls
The pier al the Top mill 10 about COM
pleted,
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A hll.sIng Man Turns Up.

Thomas Thomas, the mailer living
across the river, whose friends uneasi-
ness on account OF his inexpllcable alb
sence from home since. last Friday, was
recorded in yesterdays INTELLTGENCERl
turned up all right, thanks to the pub
liCity given to the fears OF his friends.
He has been in Etnaville, not far from
his home, since Friday, and put in bis
appearance Us soon as he found out he
was lost,
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Is natures own true laxative. II Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dlspel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton 2. Hess, Il. d. Burt aud O. Men.
knmallpr
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a RaneVolnnt Idsn.

Mr. Jacob Snyder, who han just COM
pleted fine Improvement on the rear
Of his lot west Of Main street, including
a series Of terraces for flowers and plat
form to enjoy the river breezes, says he
intended this rs much as anything for
any invalid child in the city which
might desire To enjoy the air and the
fine view OF the Island and the beautiful
valley Of Indian Wheeling creek across
thu river.
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s,sc,oI No,Ica m ,be I,nd,ss.

Mr.. A. Breslauer, Ladies' Hair Dresser,
intends opening a Ladies! Hair Parlor in
the latest Eastern style shortly. Can be
found at No. 100 Main street until
further notice, and will be pleased 10
serve the ladies As heretofore. Special
arrangements Can be made for Bang Out.
ting, Hair Dressing, &C., by applying In
person or by mail. Respectfully,
A. BREsLAuER.
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A Fine Actress in a Great Comedy at the
Opsra House,

Beatrice In Shakespeares comedy
"AIuch Ado About Nothing OF which
personihcation the London Times says:
There was much that was clever in
Mile Rhea's Beatrice, very much that
was pretty and charming, The London
Post says; Mile Rhea has a happy grace
oil expression and winning piquancy Of
manner which, combined with her bril-.
liant personal attractions, go fur to fit
her for the character OF Beatrice.
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For 81 80 you eau act one dozen ang
Salih.hniBh Cabinet Photographs and
one extra In a fine GILT frame Sxlg SLICE
al plummer'B, 1893 Main street, Wheel
Ing. Delays arc dangerous. Come one,
come ALL
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An Icl.Vnn, snI.ti,u,S

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds OF BIT
ter, nauseous medicines, Is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading physl'
clans. Manufactured only by the Gall.
iornia Fig Syrup Company. For sale In
90 cents and 81 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton =. Hess, Il, u. Burt
and 9, Monkemeller,
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am now ready 10 take orders and
measures, with nineteen years expert.
OnCV, for Gents fine, fancy and nobby
spring suits OF Wanalnaker 4 Browns,
Six hundred samples Of Cloth and Cassl.
more on display al ]. W. Forrels, 2l0l
Main street, Also Buggies and Carpets
nj coat,
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SpRING AND SUMMER.

We arc in receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In WOOlens for mems wear!
consisting Of Sultlngs, PantalOOnlngt
and OYefCOatings, which We are pre-.
pared 10 make up In tho best style and
III ut reasonable prices.
SpeClnltlCs-FGncy Flannel Shirts at
so cents and upwards, md OrerslZeS 81
body mud 10 neck. ,,,,o. ,,o,,,
1901 4. non MaRkat Strnnt.
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In delicate health and all who suffer
from habItual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousness or piles, should Try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Bold
In 30 cent bottles by y. X, Goetze, W,
W. Irwin, John l4aughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole.
sale agents,