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No snlrnlion Armr Mesllnr.

Brigadier General Britton and Ad;u.
tant RodsriCk, OF Chicago, and Captain
Watkins, OF steubenville, all prominent
men In Salvation Army circles, were ia
have delivered addresses at the Second
ward market hall last night. They went
to the hall about seven o'clock accom-
panied by half a dozen female soldiers
from out Of town, and few Of the old
timers OF this city. There they found
that there was no illuminating gas in
tho hall, and that none would be pro.
vided, for the reason that the meter had
been taken out. They then formed into
line, the three men with comets and
the women with tambourines, and
marched over the principal streets Of
the city playing and singing in their old
time way. They picked up but few fol
lowers, the crowd at no time numbering
more than twenty-five.
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IN THR CIRCUIT COURT,
The lIeAdams JpFy DisagFsss-A Jui
Makes n Mistake In It's Verdict.


The AIeAdRmS JuFg DisagFeel-A JuTy
Makes n Mistake In It's veFdist
Both parts Of the Circuit Court were
in session again yesterday, Part II,
Judge Campbell presiding, was in ses-
sion for only few minutes, long enough
to receive the Jury in the Frank Nc
Adams burglary case, This jury report
ed late Monday night that they we're
unable 10 agree, but Judge Campbell
thinking that II they were locked up for
the night they might be able TO sgTse,
had them Kept together. Yesterday
morning they reported that they were
still unable TO come together and we're
accordingly dismissed, and AlcAdSms
was ordered back tojail toawaIt another
trial,
In Part /, before Judge PAUL, in the
case OF W, H. ii, Gaskins vs.. The Stand.
ard Insurance Company, an order Of
dismissal was agreed TO.
The case OF Robert Simpson 4 90, vs.,
Simon Bsers' Sons, was reset for the 26th
inst,
In the case OF David GRAVITY Nathan
ial WilleLt ct al, a suit in partition, Guy
r, o. Allen was appointed q commits
sioner to sell some property involved,
George sohell was granted q divorce
from Maggie Schell.
The most important case before this
part OF the court, and which engaged its
attention nearly all day was that Of
Michael Emsheimer, guardian Of Sylvia
Levi vs., Charles selbert, creditor, and
NJ, Moss, whose real name ls =, Moss,
debtor, on an appeal Mr.. II, NJ. Rus
sell appeared as attorney for Emsheimer
and Capt B, B, Dovener for Seibert. The
claim Tet up by seibert was that a Ger.
tain property involved In the case, said
to have been purchased from Moss, was
not sold in a bona tide manner, The
amount at issue was about $3.50,
The Jury returned verdict about B
o'clock, and In connection with their
return there was funny episode that
might be used by some people as an
illustration Of the intelligence OF the
average Jury. The verdict us returned
was in favor Of the defendant, Captain
Doyener's clients. Immediately after
making their return the jury was dis
missed. Captain Dovener, his lace
wreathed In SMILES was gathering his
books and papers together preparatory
to departing, when Mr., Russell, his
Countenance wearing a weary look,
arose and made a motion to set aside
the verdict and grant q new trial. He
was proceeding 10 show why such u
motion should be granted, when one Of
the jurymen, who had fingered behind,
approached Mr.. Russell and with a
puzzled air inquired what he
was kicking about, adding the state
ment that the Jury had found for his
clients. The Court was informed Of the
state Of affairs, messengers were sent af-
Ter the departing jurymen, and after
they had all been once more c0rraled, 1t
was definitely ascertained that the YER
dict they had intended 10 render was as
the one Iuryman had stated to Mr.. Rus
sell. The matter was quickly straight.
Cned out aud Mr.. Russell changed his
dir OF WEAKNESS for Captain Dovener's
smiles. 1t was piece Of good luck for
Mr.. Russell and his clients that the one
iuryman fingered,
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Yesterdays Police Court.

In Police Court yesterday morning
"Doc" MCKinny was fined S. and costs
for the part he took in a fight no and
Bert Watkins had on the South Side
Sunday. The old man named Bune,
who was arrested for being intoxicated
and annoying people in the vicinity OF
Jacob and Thirteenth streets was fined
81 and costs. He did not appear in
court, having been released the evening
before on putting up his watch and
about IS In money he had. Heis said
to be a farmer living In the Short Greek
region. Charles Haymaker was fined S.
and costs and In default Of payment
went to the hill. His wife, Louise
Phinny, was fined 50 and costs, which
the hard working woman paid. "Ran.
doore," the Arabian trlnket peddlar,
WHO was arrested for indeCency, was al!
lowed to go, on promising to leave the
town, lie showed his gratitude by
kissing Mayor Seabright's hand first and
then his foot, and calling on "Allahn to
bless the Cadi. These demonstrations
convulsed the court and its attendants
with laughter.
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Asixth ward gentleman who is par.
ticularly fond Of hunting had a thrilling
experience on Sunday last, He was out
with his dogs and In crossing q fence was
so unfortunate as TO tear the bosom out
OF his trousers so edeCtually as 10 leave
that garment In an irreparable condition.
He wore short sack coat, which afford.
ed him no protection, and Of course
could not dress himself up in palm leaves
as Paul and Virginia did. AS q result
he had to cit on the chillyside Of rock
till darkness o'ershadowed the land and
afforded him cover under which TO
enter town,
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This once setennded Ln.t Might

The Barnesyille City Band rendered
this office a very enjoyable serenade last
evening. They spent the day at Martina
Ferry, attending the Soldiers Reunion
They excellent music they furnished
won for them the praise Of hundreds
who were at tho reunion, and those who
heard them here last evening ConCurred
in the complimentary things TINT had
been said Of the organization. They
were In charge Of Major ]. I. Moore,
Captain Sam 0. Piper and Captain F.
W, Hubbard. Major Moore brought the
boys over here and treated them to a
fine supper at the Mcclure.
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TIE GROCsRs WILL PARADE
And Hold a Picnic Next wssk-What n
Arrangements are,

And Hold Picnic Next Week-What the
Arrangements are,
The Retail Grocers' Protective Asso.
citation Of this city have decided to make
a public demonstration. They have Sc
lected Thursday, the 28th inst, as the
time for coming out and having a pa
rade, which will be followed by a picnic
at the Park. The parade will take place
about noon, and for the balance Of the
the day the retail grocery stores OF tht
city will be closed In order that all thu
employees may have q chance 10 partiCi
pate in the festivities Of "GroceTs' Day.
There will be about 1875 men In line
The Opera House band will head the
parade, which will form on Marke
street at Fourteenth, and march owe
the following route; Up Market Il
Seventh, to Main, To Twenty.seVenth, II
Chapline, to Twentieth, to Market, Il
Sixteenth and thence to the Elm Grow
motor station, where cars will be takel
for the Park, ATriyingthere, there viii
be dancing and promenade music fur
ntshed, ana other ampsemens VIII 81
provided.
The affair Is in charge Of COMMITTEES
OF arrangements composed Of a gFoCe
from each ward as follows: First ward
W, O, Spargo: Second, Berry Merchant
Third, Newt, Smith Fourth, A, ]
Yahn; Fifth, Charles Miller; Sixth
Frank Walther; Seventh, :, g. MAYOR
Eighth, Il, w, Schrebe. Mr.. Merchan
Is chairman and Mr., Miller is secretary
The purpose in having this demon
strallon is to give the general public al
idea OF the strength OF the Grocers' As
sociatlon, and TO bring the members in
to still closer relations, In many Of tn
large cities Of the East "Grocer's Day
Is no small event by any means. tn,
local Association proposes to make. tn,
day an annual Observance here iron
now on,
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers IN tho UilY aud Wheeling People
Abroad.

strangers IN tho UiIY aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
Christ. II. Schwartz, of Charleston, il
at the SAmm.
Hon. Robert II. Rose, Of smethport,
Pa in the city.
Mr.. William Brast, OF New Martins
vile, was In town yesterday.
Chief Of Police Delbrugge left yester.
day for Detroit to be gone a week.
Mr.. George Il. Taylor left yesterday
for New York to purchase fall goods,
Deputy Auditor Joe Henderson, Of st,
Clalrsville, was in the city last night.
Col. Sam Bell, Of West Liberty, one oil
the best known citizens OF this county,
was in the city yesterday.
MIR. Edward Reigel, Of Chicago, who
has been the gust OF his uncle, Captain
Shockey, during the past week, has re-
turned to his home.
Capt. Henry seamon, Mr.. Godfrey
Schul and Mr.. Jacob Morris left last
evening for Columbus, to attend the
big meeting OF Odd Fellows.
W. II. McGiven, the advance agent
for Eagles Nest" Is at the Mcclure
This play will be produced at the Grand
the first three nights Of next week.
Mr.. Henry Snyder who has been
spending the past two months with
his parents on North Main street,
will return to Baltimore this morning.
Messls. Julius Loshe, Conrad Scham.
bra, Fred. SchmeiChel, d. O. Kurner,
Fred. Miller, @. Ryan, Albert Burkle
and Andrew Burke, Of this city, are in
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Mead, Of New York,
are guests OF Colonel Bissell, at the Nc.
Lure. Mr.. Mead Is u New York capital
ist, who is largely interested in railroad
enterprises.
Judge John B. briggs, OF the Common
Pleas Court for Belmont and Monroe
counties, accompanied by his daughter,
came up FROM Woodsfeld last evening
and registered at the Stamm.
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General Notices.
STATE FAIR NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Sa'
Fair will please present them by the 18th init
All premiums will bopa en- and after sept'u'
Der 20, 1889, at the secrotArys oalcc In the Pub
lie Building. 100.
sell spct.ary.
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Wanted.

IWANTED-LADY OR GENTLE.
Nv MAN, 10 solicit III this or GiolaiSy
Oilles; salary SIS a munlh Address ISr SW N.
teryiew, Tug GEO, :, CMSG PUI HOrSE, No. 4
Sixth Ave, Pittsburgh Ia, Wis M;
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
THE
Pittsburgh Exposition.

We wish TO call attention to that great enter
prise, where ono can sec SO much for so little
money, We advise our readers to take adyan,
tRgo of the cheap transportation, and see the
great exposition, and while visiting the sister
cities do not fail to look for number 8 2 Federal
Street, Allegheny, where one Of the finest and
most complete Liquor Stores eau DO seen In thIi
country. You will convince yoursCliat glance
that when you give your patronage to such a
house you are sure TO DO well treated and 20,
value fol your money. The proprietor Of said
house cannot AFFORD TO hypothecato his rcputa
ton aud do otherwise. He continues TO sell Six
year old Pure Rye WhlSkey at 81 90 per quart, OF
SIX quarts for $500, Ills Silver Age has nc
equal, which he sells at q 80 per full quart All
kinds Of wines from SOc upwards, and no extu
charge for packing or shipping to any place
Send for his price list and catalogue and obllgo
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Is natures own true laxative. tits tho
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or CostiVe; 10 dispel head.
aches, colds, aud fever; TO cure hRbitual
nstipation, indigestion, piles, 0tc.
Manufactured only by the California Fip
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton T. Hess, Il. b. Burt and O. Men.
kpfnRllhf.
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BURGLARS AT MOUNDsYILLR
Get Away with $500 worth Of Cl0thlnI

Get Away with $500 worth Of Clothing,
Marrow Escape from a Fatality,
Miss Della WOodburn, Of Cameron, Il visiting
friends IN town.
Mrs Sadie Cheade and Messrs. Sam Ferguson
and James y, DolAn LEFT yesterday for Detroit
and other points In the northwest, on pleasure
Charlie Prels was before Mayor PuFdy yesler
day, CHARGED with having been drunk the even
ing before. He was arrested by QticeF Evans
Tine q bis arrest. lie 'oiicer Knocked hla
down and took the revolver from him. Tit
Mayor lmpnsed u due OF " and cost Tor the drunk
and he Will DO up again for drawing revolver
There came near being another fatal accident
last Sunday at the crossing where Mr.. GattS apt
bis vile were recently killed. Two ladies Wer
driving by In buggy aud Mr, Sam Lucas and ,
friends were standing few rods from the ctOss
ing, The up train on the Ohio River road wa
noticed coming aud both gentlemen Tap 70 IN
tercept the buggy, They were Just IN time, tOl
~ they grabbed the horse by the bead and turn
Cd Il Oh the cEOssllg. the train swept by. tn
ladies WeroYery much frightened aud 80 were III
two gentlemen,
Thieves went through the West vlrglni
Clothing House Monday night and carried Of
about three hundred d0llAFS worth OF goods ant
some small change that was left ~ the drawer
They gained an eutE4nce At one q the back win
they had stolen ION he wagon shop q M All
son, In the Third ward, a suit Of clothes wa
found ut tho Baltimore y Ohio bridge lust ives
Of town, and II Is thought the parties went Ii
that direction, but no clue has been i0lnI
showing who committed the theft. A reWRFd 0
one hundred dollars Is offered for the arrest Q
the guilty parties The goods taken G0nAlslei
mostly Of clothing, hats SIX hRpdkeFchlels Ail'
scafls, hne nOCktes aud some lewelEy, tn
hats and necktles had tho arms advertisement
printed on them aud may lead 70 the discovery o
| the thieves, Last Wednesday some thieves on
maker, Of tue Third ward, and stole lot Of tool
from the shop. Thirteen d them were ioulI
yesterday under the bridge In WArhslds nur
| kAFy.
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LILe. n Yerr nInehL

%n an Ta w. foI5SFsy POI 81 R HSE0 S1es y
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Tnr rIchest tlnvor, ono valley oOHeo.
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WARRBNToN, O., August 81, 1850,
AtsRS s. Baer'I Sons:
DEAR S1Rs:-Please find enclosed
twenty-five Of your Pan. Handle Coffee
tickets, for which send me one OF YOU
framed Oil Paintings, in care Of Alexan,
der King, have used Panhandle COT
fee for a great while, and would use nc
other. l find 1t the cheapest and best,
M ESTHER BARTON.
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BENwooD, W, Va, Sept, /, 1880.
Nessrs, s, Baer's Sons;
DEAR SIRs:-EnClosed you will find
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets,
which entitle me to an Oil Painting. !
think your Panhandle Coffee is splen.
did. Please send the picture in care oil
Mr.. John Deegan, Benwood, and oblige
Mrs. WILLIAM ARMOUR.
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Do you suffer with habitual constipa.
ton or biliousness2 II so, try the pleas.
ant ilult laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold in 30 cent bottles
by O. r. Goethe, W. W. Irwin, w. F.
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., wholesale
Apanla.
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Mono lletter oil nc Mnrket.

BRtDoEpoRr o., Sept. 2, 1880.
NeGsrs. S. Batr's Sous
GENrLEMEN:-EnClosed please find
fifty Panhandle Coffee tickets. Please
send me two Oil Paintings to papa't
store Nv. L. Cooks. Mamma says 1t Ii
better than ArbuCEle's, and papa sayt
there is none better on the market.
Yours respectfully,
EARL Cook.
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rhlnks n /. ths most nInds.
KEYsER, W. Va, Sept. 2, 1883

kEYSER, W. VA, Sept. z, 1850.
NetrrS. s. BderI Sons;
GRNTs:-EnClosed find twenty-five
Panhandle Coffee tickets. Please sent
me an Oil Painting, as advertised,
think Panhandle Coffee Is the best Cof
fee made. pleAse send In care Of Mr..
John A. Best, Washington, Pa.
Yours respectfully,
Miss EMMA WELSH.
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Likrait Very Much.
MIIRkLINn. HnnL. ". 1890.

WiiEELlN0i sept IL, 1851,
NssH. 8. Bdr', Soma,
DEAR gms-l have used Panhandle
Coffee, and like II very much. Enclosed
YOU will find twenty-five tickets, Tot
which please send inc one Of your OIL
Paintings. Send II III care oil Edward
Wagner, Main street, Wheeling, w. Va,
MRs, 8, i, Patton,
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BOsToN, Sept. i7.-wOol market steady; Ohlt
and Pennsylvania X nc; XXX 8la8iG; No. l, 5SC
Michigan X zoe; cOmhlngs and delaihe asa3gc
and $3a3ic for Michigan fine delllne: unwaShet
COlnbing Ta20c; Territory woods range from m,
10 &c; Texas, California and Oregon woods quiet
pulled woods steady al 8Sa3Dc for superHnG; ~
5Oc for extra; foreign clothing and carpet wool
Arm
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LUXURY and Necessity

for rich and poor who wish 10 enjoy
good health, and who do not wish TO re-
Sort 10 bitter, nauseous liver medicines
and cathahiCs, Is the concentrated Cali.
iornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. For sale in 50 cent and 81 90 bot
ties by Logan Drug Company, Anton P,
Hess. Z. =. Burt and Q. Menkemeller.
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MARTINS FERRY, August 81, 1880.
AesNt. $. Bder'I soRti
DEAa stRs:-1 have used Pan.H Handle
Coffee and like II very much. Enoloset
you will find twenty-five tickets, ioi
which please send me one OF your Oh
Paintings. Send II in care Of Barrett 4
Co., Fourth street,
Yours respectfully,
Mas. j. II. MiLlER,
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Prof William Mayors brass band vii
give a concert and dance at Getmanii
Hall Thursday evening, September 20
commencing At 8 o'clock, This will b,
the fiBt public concert ever given b,
Professor Mayors baud and tho lnuslt
loving people should not iall 70 20.
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BELLAiRr, o., Sept. 0, 1850.
NeanL s. Baer'sSnH
DEAR siRsi-1 have used your Pan
Handle Coffee aud think II is excellent
Enclosed | send twenty-five tickets, lo
which pleage send framed Oil Painting
Ia care Of Harvey bros
YUnlA respectfully,
Mas, JAMS II, WnirE,
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AN INTERESTING EPISODE
On the South slde-A Young Woman Want.
ed n Man 10 Marry Her.

On the South slde-A Young Woman Want
ed u Man to Marry Her.
Residents in the neighborhood Of
Thirty.sixth and McColloch streets were
treated to u rather novel scene yesterday
afternoon. James Good, a cripple from
Littleton, makes the B. & o. gate keep
er's box, at the corner Of Thirty.sixth
and McColloCh streets, a kind Of head.
quarters aud may be- found there at al.
most any time. About three months
ago a girl named Mccain gave birth to
a child, whose father, she swears, Ia
Good. Yesterday the girl and her baby,
accompanied by her mother, went to the
watch.box to induce Good to marry the
one he was charged with having wronged.
Mrs. Mccain went after Justice ]. 7,
McCready, and had him on the scene
about the same time that her daughter
and the baby arrived. Mrs. Mccain
stated that her intention was to make
Good, make good the damage he had
done the girl by marrying her, and the
girl chimed In with her story to the
effect that she was willing to swear that
Good was the other parent OF the infant.
Good Just as positively asserted bis in.
teution not TO marry the girl then and
there, but said he would do so when he
became Of age. The two women were
very anxious for wedding right there
on the street, In the rain, and Squire
Mcoready stood by ready to arrange for
the ceremony. For nearly halfan hour,
the Interested parties stood out In the
drizzling rain and argued the young
mans liability under the statutes, till
McCready became disguised and left,
When the women found Good was deter.
mined not TO because q benedict they
became furious, and the young woman
seized his hat and tore II up, while her
mother carried OF his crutch, leaving
the one.legged man with only one Of his
two means Of support
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BIZ sure you get Electric Light Flour
Elixir OF Dates

Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t I'M
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con-
indigestion, biiousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 30 cent
bottles by Q. 4. Goethe, W. W. Irwin
w. E. Williams and John Laughlin,
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co..
Wholesale agents,
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wand Nat Do w,,hou. NJ

BrlE1Os,' wa, Sept i,iSSo.. :
NeGsrI. s. BdGr'I SoW; I'LL ,.a.
GRNrLENENi-I like your Panhandle
CotTeeyery much and would not do with
out II. VIII never use any other. Please
send me q No, 10 Oil Painting, In care oil
Mr.. y. White, and oblige I
Yours respectfully, id
Mus. y. Il, DuSKtN.
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THE PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION.

Special Cheap Excavations, September 10
via the Pennsylvania Lines.
Excursion tickets, including admis'
sion to the Exposition, will be sold
on Thursday, September 10, via the
Pennsylvania Lines at the rate OF s. IL
from Bridgeport, good returning until
Saturday, September 81.
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Better Than Any She Ever Used.

BELLAlRE, Sept. 5, 1880.
MestrI. s. Baer'S Sons;
DEAR S1Rs:-EnClosed you will find
twenty-five Of your Panhandle Coffee
tickets, which entitle me 10 one OF your
handsome Oil Paintings. Mamma sayt
Bhe likes Pan.H Handle Coffee better than
any she ever used, Please send the pic
ture in care OF our grocer, Mr.. L. Grella,
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE O. NORTON,
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Yovn grocer has Electric Light Flour.
Do you want q Buggy or Dog.catt at
CosE2 a ]. W. FertelIgl 2lOl Main street.
vety Niuoh rlta.sd viii IL

wttsoNBuHu, W, Va, August 80, 1880.
AeiFt 81 Baa'I sONti
DEAR SiRs,-t enclose you twenty-five
tickets, taken from Pan.HAndle Coffee.
Please send me the latest OIL Painting.
| have not seen any OF your paintings
but No. 10. like II right we'll; but I
thought would like 10 receive one
had never seen. We are very much
pleased with your Panhandle Coffee,
and do not see how any person can use
any other coffee but Panhandle Coffee.
Respectfully yours,
KATiE CLANCY.
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If you cannot sec aud need spCCtaClCs
yOu should Gallon rs and have your Eyes
tested without charge. VIC have The
finest Instruments and more experience
titan any OTHER UpllClan In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
ltIhded, JACOB w. GKUBB,
M JpWCler and upllcian,
COr. Twelfth aud Market streets.
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FoR 81 10 you can get ono dozen hne
satln.anish Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra III q Cue gill frame, sxl0 size
al Plummef's, 1893 Main street, Wheel.
Ing, The end not yet, aud still they 20.
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BUriilecttic Light and have good bread

rRoP, II. EnRFp, the Optician, will re.
main al 1.aSh'a Jewelry Store a few
DAYS longer 10 examine eyes and cor.
rect the defects Of vision. Examination
for glasses free,