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FOR sALE--wIscELLAN GUS.

Z CE chest and side board combined dining
L table, with chairs. No. cook stove with res
ervoir, single walnut suit. couch vain ut bed.
mattress and springs, heating stove. 1901
Spencer st. - { 36S-lgs
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mo Cnlpndar oron.

At this season OF the year the Calen.
dar harvest Is at It's height. From time
immemorial calendars have been con.
sidered IN indispensable article, but Il
our grandiathcrs could see tho produc.
tons in this line In these later days their
astonishment would beindescribable. OF
the making Of calendars there is no end,
and they appear IN all sizes, shapes, col.
ors and designs, the makers oit6em vie.
ing with each other to produce some.
thing which shall surpass all previous
efforts. So plenty have they become
that a calendar must possess unusual
merit 10 retain year after year q prom
inent position. The calendar issued by
n. W. Aver & Son, Newspaper Adyertis.
Ing .Agentp, Philadelphia, Is one Of the
latter sort and each succeeding year
brings an increasing demand for it.
Combining beauty Of color and finish, 1t
Is also 80 plain that tho various dates
can DO read with comfort. For counting
bouse or home 1t has not been surpassed,
II equaled. Occupying theleadlng place
In the newspaper advertising world It Is
not strange that In PRACTICE as well as
theory N. W. Aver 4 Son do well all
they undertake. On receipt Of twenty
Ave cents they will forward their calen-
dar securely enclosed and postpaid to
any address.
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plIsIFYlNG THE RECORD.
A oroundisss Charge Made by the Register
The Figures.

Speaking OF the Republican Councils
administration Of the city's affairs, the
REGISTER in what it calls its editorial
columns Of yesterdays issue, repeats a
false statement1t has made twice before;
ave find in the City Clerks state
ment Of the city's financial condition an
unlawful excess Of expenditures over
revenues OF $23 900" a.
Nobody knew better than the editor oil
the Re1iSter that this Is untrue. =.
The real facts reflect the greatest credit
IN The administration Of city affairs by
the Republicans. City Clerk Bowers
annual statement, printed lust week,
bears out this assertion.
When the Republican Council took
charge Of affairs they found net city
debt January /, 1887 OF S50Or526 so, In
tho tirst year Of Republican rul this
vas r,duced SiS, lO7 SO, leaving the net
debt January /, 1855, ,S54S,4lO 81: In
1899 there was a seeming increase OF this
debt by the sum OF S22,OOl IS, the net
dubt reported January !, 1850, lsee tho
ltlAL utluuul bNttelhSAs Va sa4S f -
ing S57l 1920 90. go. A..
This still leaves net reduction OF the
CITY doht in two years OF Republican adj
ministration OF S25, 200 20.
When the annual statement was made
mn January /, 1883, the old court house
nropcrty was listed among the city assets
n $4,000. 1t was expected that this
sum would be realized from its sale In
that year. Had 1t been, the net decrease
Of debt in two years would have been
1sto the alleged "illegal expenditure"
there Is no ground, no shadow u excuse,
for the charge. The Council Is allowed
NV Tho terms OF the Restraining Ordi'
nance to expend in any year the uneK'
pended balances Of the appropriations
Tor the previous year, in addition TO the
current revenues. In 1888 these balances
wgre not exhausted, although had they
been. il would not have been a subject
Of lust criticism, considering the extra
ordinary charges upon the treasury In
the year Just passed. A portion OF these
balances was consumed In appropria.
lions for 'ss, but January !, 1880, there
was ample money IN the treasury 10
meet all Just demands upon 1t.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in tho CITY and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In thD wy anu wheeling fPOpIt
Abroad.
Mr.. ]. p. Crawford, OF Philadelphia,
is registered at the Stamm House.
Mi. G. w. Winnett, OF the passion
Slave" Company, Is ut the Mcclure
house, ..
LIE. Mahan, Of Brooklyn, W. Va, q
large oil and fire brick operator, was al
the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Annie Harvey, OF Wheeling is.
land, Is visiting Mrs. John Parks, Of the
First wafd.-Belldire Independent.
Messrs. E. A. Sweeney, OF Tyler
county, and w. James, Of Richie
county, registered at the stamm last
night.
George Hupp, an old FLirmopt boy,
passed through here for Colorado and
New Mexico, to take charge Of bis cattle
ranches.
Capt. ]. L. Green, Of Massillon, the
popular Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
passenger agent, was in the city again
yesterday.
Col. j. F. Leggo came up from Graf.
ton again yesterday, TO look after mat
tiers at this end, in which as superin'
tendent OF tho western divisions Of the
B. 4 o., he Is interested.
Mr.. John Wilhelm, Of the Kansas
City Soap Company, who Is visiting
relatives here, Is confined 10 the home
Of his sister, Mrs. i. Smith, from the re.
suits Of a fall received about ten days
ago,
Mr.. William G. Boyd, business man.
nger Of Gillette's "HeId by the Enemy"
Is here arranging for the tirst production
Of that play In Wheeling, at the Opera
House next Monday and Tuesday even.
ings,
McssrS. W. Martin, Of Chicago, and
II 8, Ogden, Of 81. Paul, Yere among
tho late arrivals at the Mcclure last
night. They are members Of the army
Of glass buyers,
Miss Matte spIceE Of Washington
county, Mo-, who has been ylSlllny
friends on Thirteenth street, leaves f6f
home to-day, alter having made very
pleasant visit here.
Tho largo buyers Of Wheeling glass.
ware aud lueenaware continue TO arrive
from all over the country. Yesterdays
arrivals al the Mcclure House were
Charles rosenhelm, Of Louisville, KY,
and o. II. Perkins, Of Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr. Charles +. todley, Of New Or.
leans arrived hero yesterday and Joined
lie father, Mr.. JatnGs w, EodlOy, al
Tho Slamm House. He will remain
here some time looking after business
matters. His bride, (nte Miss MaudV
Wiley, Of this city, will spend the VIM
Ter Ia New Orleans.
Capt. Thomas II. Mong Is standing
Chlel Clerk Uunnlnghaln'1 Ratphes 81
the Hotel Windsor during tho time MI
Cunningham 10 absent al bis home,
where 10 has gone 10 lght of a threaten.
cd attack Of typhoid fever Captain
Mong ID d well Ehown former river man
who always has 4 pleasant smile and
warm hand grasp for friends.
nMjtEESpp Cotton IL The best
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"sl,allow. Of a Great city,

The reserved seat sale for this melo'
drama, at the Opera House Thursday
evening, opens at HOUSES music store
this morning. shadows OF a Great
City" Is one Of the most successful pro
ductions on the stage. The plot Is ex-
ceedingly compact and the action brisk
while the incidents are probable as well
us thrilling and all the characters are
true to life, particularly life in a great
metropolis like New York, where the
scene OF the drama is laid. The scenery
is OF remarkable beauty and picturesque
ness, while the mechanical effects are
notably striking aud realistic. The cast
Is by far the best the play has ever had :
Annie Ward Tiffany rs Biddy Roman, d
part she has raised to the rank Of crea.
ton; Miss Rose Tiffany as Annie and
Helen IStdndiSh; John Marshall as Tom
Cooper; Edwin B. Tilton as George Ben.
SON; George r. Edeson as Jim FdTen
and W. W. Allen as Abe Nathans.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Personal GOSSIp-Upiqus Fatal Accident
General IntellIkonee.

Personal GosSip-Upiqus Fatal ACeld,at,
General Intelligence.
Frank Duff Is on the sick list,
Oliver Van Peltis slowly cOnyalesclnv,
William Goodhue, Of lola, Kansas, 4
home for few days.
Yesterday the Laughlln mill resumed
operations In all departments,
Three accessions to the U. p. coppre.
CATION were made during the late meet.
Ing,
The gum coats and boots for the Alert
Hose Company have arrived and are
daisies,
There have bean about sixty aces.
s!ops during the revival at the NJ, Z.
church,
Miss Jennie Heryey returned to Ro.
ney's Point yesterday after a delightful
visit here,
"Dr, Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" will an.
pear at the Opera House January IS,
and Branch 10" January 81,
Mr., and Ms, Woodruff and son Will
have returned from q pleasant visit In
Philadelphia and Bridgeton,
Mr.. James Williams, Of Wheeling, has
fine display Of enlarged crayOn pictures
on exhibition in one Of the postoilice
windows, Don't fail to examine them.
Orders received by Mr., ], Y, Patterson,
Postmaster, .
Ahout three weckR nOo Tosoph wi
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The river Is still falling at this point.
The leyee gauge at dusk last evening
showed a depth in the channel OF s feet
10 inches. The Andes arrived from Gin.
Cinnati about s o'clock yesterday morn
Ing with a fairly good trip on board.
This popular steamer, commanded by
Capt. Charlie MuhlemaA, and with M9rt
Noll In tho office, will leave on her re:
turn trip this afternoon at 8 o'clock ;
shippers and others should note this and
govern Themselves accordingly, as Capt.
MHhlamaa Ii anxious 10 get away on
time to-day. The Katie stoOkdale ID due
down at an early hour this morning in
the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade, and the
Hudson Is duo up In the same trade and
al about tho same time. The Ben Hur
passed down at2 p. IN. yesterday on its
return from Ils regular Sunday trip from
Parkefsbufg 10 Pittsburgh. The Courier
Is this mofnlpg's Park6rsbptg packet.
The local daily packets all did light
business yesterday.
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BRYTOS's = FORGIVEN
one of the Best Romantic DTaRaS on the
r Stage, ut the Opera House,

one of the Best Romantic DTaniaS on the
r stags, ut the Opera House,
Frederic Bryton's drama, forgiven"
has every element OF popularity. The
plot is interesting and not trltei 1t isiulI
OF elements that appeal to the sympathy
Of every class Of auditors; pathos and
comedy miugle In pleasing proportions
above all, 1t Is true to life. In the hands
OF Mr.. Bryton and his present admirable
company, moreover, II Is presented In
manner which leaves nothing to be de-
sired by the most critical, Indeed, he il
a cold.blooded man who can sit through
It in critical frame Of mind, unmoved
by the pure and thrilling story 1t en-
bodies.
Mr., Bryton Is so identified with the
part OF Jack Diamond that one loses sight
OF the actor and sees the man Of sorrows
Mr., Coulter Is MI admirable villain
Mr., Harwool rs Denver Dan bears largely
the burden OF the comedy, and II could
not well be in better hands. Mr.. Titus
enacts q very difficult part with good
taste, resisting the temptation to oyel
acting, which Is strong,
As Annie DennisOn Miss Thorn is more
than satisfactory, and rs tho lovable
Leone, her daughter, Miss Haines Ii
close 10 the ideal Of the part. Mrs,
Hooker plays the elderly maiden aunt
with pleasant naturaluess, and withal
the performance Is strong able, even
and admirable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22
rue NEXT STATE FAIR
To be Held the Second Week in September
Other Action,

Other Action.
A fully attended meeting Of Che Board
Of Directors Of the West Virginia Ex.
position and State Fair Association was
held yesterday. The session was inter.
estiug and fruitful, The annual State
Fair was set for the second week in Sep
TENDER, lss9-the week between the
Ohio State Fair at Columbus and the
Washington county, Pa, fairly the
following resolution;
RsSolpel, That we hold our ninth an,
nual fair September 0, 10, II, u and
IS, 1850.
The following interesting action was
also taken;
RssOlred, That the President be and Il
hereby ordered to sign petition 70 the
Mayor and City Council Of Wheeling 70
have South Front street paved with fire
brick from the bridge TO the Fair
grounds,
The Board also adopted the following
Resolved, That we hereby very respect
fully invite the West Virginia lmmigTa'
ton Society to hold their next meeting
in the city OF Wheeling on SeptemberO
10, II, IGOR IS, 1880, during the week o
our Fair,
Senator Scott will be requested to ust
his influence while the State lmmigra
ton and Development Convention is II
session at Charleston next Friday, to So
,rro Ihn o,IinurnunaTt nj that hnlV INIT
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BELLAIRR,
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

"
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
John Baugh and wife are among
friends In GAINESVILLE,
Mrs, Edward SchaelTsr, OF Wheeling,
Is visiting her mother here,
Thomas McClay was taken to st.
Clairsville yesterday by Marshal Darby.
Miss Sarah Mercer is spending this
winterin Stamford, Conn, among friends.
Several miners came down yesterday
from the Bridgeport mines to work here.
DIV. Pollock left with his family aud
household goods for Pittsburgh yes
terday.
A. I. Stewart, who broke a leg not
long since, Is able to sit up, and Is rapid.
ly getting well.
John Barr, Of North Baltimore, has re.
turned to Bellaire and will work for the
Enterprise glass works.
Complaint Is being made Of some OF
the young people at the revival meetings
here, making too much noise.
]. A. Greenfield, agent OF the O. & P.
road, was In Marietta and Parkersburg
yesterday on railroad business.
The MASKING Of the nose Of ]. B. Gil.
lespie accidentally, while moving the
other day, has resulted In q very black
eye.
Patterna for some heavy machinery
being made at the Etua machine shops,
came down from Martins Ferry yes.
terdaS
The mother Of Elmer Heatherington,
who was killed in the bank near bis
home, is very sick and her recovery Is
doubtful. ~
Rev, Hoey and vile, have gone to the
bedside OF Mrs. HoGy's brother, who is
lying dangerously Ill at his home in
Pennsylvania.
A slight wreck occurred on the Balti.
more 4 Ohio, on the river track, In their
yards yesterday. Several cars were of,
but all was righted In short time.
]. L. Trueman and Mr.. Cochran, Of
Bridgeport, took in the line OF the B., 2.
& O. railroad as lar west as Cumberland
on official business on Saturday, and re-
turned yesterday.
Bellaire has been selected as the place
for the next National Glass Workers
Union Convention, through the efforts
Of tho delegates from here. This will
bring representatives from all parts Of
the country.
A great many miners and their iami.
lies are coming from Mansfield, Pa, and
jority Of them are Bohemiaus. They will
work for Barnard, anl most OF the other
mine owners here.
Some OF the Office men at the D. & o.
office here perpetrated a joke on one oil
the young yard clerks, and the yard
clerk went 10 the officials about II, and
there Is trouble in the air for the office
clerks, A letter was written and a prom.
inent officials name signed.
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"pas,lOn's slaye.''

This familiar nelodrama last night
opened IN engagement Of three nights
and a Wednesday matinee at the Grand.
The play Is full Of thrilling interest, and
is presented with the aid Of artistic spec.
ial scenery aud stage accessories Of a
novel character. The company is o
piece. Mr.. Barringer as the hero, Nan
uel De Foe, Mr.. Barr as the villain, Mr..
Moynihan as &ortsleereS, Mr.. Peasley as
GOiOht, Miss Pierce as Mamie, Miss
Fletcher as Ci0liida DUOhn, and especially
Miss Jennie Williams us Patile, were all
that the parts required, and the story
was satisfactorily portrayed through out,
and met with the most enthusiastic up.
proval from The large audience. twill
be repeated this evening.
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with tbe worl, AZ reading them over, but
von can see what Inc general character
L and eneonraging they are, This
much opr movement mas done and Il
shows what can he done. Yes, sir, we
have bFoupht some people into de State
and shall brins more M the spring, but l
Sid moi exnect n aneompiish much
more In the short lime We nave been at
work with the ANAL amount Of money
We have had than N get the outside
world Interested and in5uce the people
n make innniries
,,e,s' ,T,o,, n,s,.,n
LSistAF'oN pEslAH
Inc reporter asked Fresluent Hal'
what kind OF bill the board intends to
nresent N the lesislatuye and how much
a. onn,or,,.,;on ,,,o,,1d no .,lad tor
" ~ app'VpiAuon ""u'u w NsN 'S''
MI, Hart replied;
"That has not been positively decided,
We are now in conference with members
OF our board, with members OF the legis-
lature, and with citizens Of the state
who have shown q special interest In this
matter. When the bill is prepared II Il
not to be my bill nor even the bill OF the
Board Of Immigration. II Is TO be the
bill Of the people so far as we can deter
mine what the people desire and what
ought 10 be done in their interest
Gentlemen who have voted in the legls
lature are no less interested than thu
rest Of them, and we desire to have thu
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Mrs Il. D, Mccoy, widow Of tho lat(
mr. Il, ii, Mccoy, died yesterday o.
nneutnonln, In her 77Ih year, Mrs
WcCoy'a maiden nainu was Davis and
She wSs born at Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. She
was lady Of keen intelligence any
consistent christian, and her klhuly
heart and many graCes Of character llau
won hpr tho love Of all who knew her;,
Shs ipnyps two sons, o D. Mccoy, oil
C0iiitrIiN, md w. A. Mccoy, oil Tho
island. aud one daughter, Mrs Dr. u u
TllWarda.
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rl,n llnnrncL ununlr OIl NON

Mr. Given, what Is the outlook in tIle
Turkey Foot heldP inquired a Wells
hntV Local reporter Of That gentleman
1Wsll. very fair" replied Mr., Given
"There have been several dry holCs
struck Of late, up there, but they have
been principally on tho outskirts Of lhe
tsrrIt0ry Now wc expect TO test lhg
interior Of tho field and think there VIII
bc some good wells In shortly. wlI'
i,evin work OH new well Tnesday."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

In the Supreme Court Of Appeals al
Charleston, on Saturday, tho following
business was Transacted
Bank vs.. Cordcr, from Barbour county
was submitted.
", was submitted.
Arnold vs.. COburn, from Barbour
county, was submitted.
Bank vs.. Hulings Lumber Company
from Tucker county, was submitted.
West Va. shaw's administrator, from
Tnylor county, was submitted.
Ghilds vs.. nurd, from Taylor county
was submitted.
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A YoMANs WISDOM.
A Mott Interesting COnJ'rAtlOl with one Of The
Be-. Ladies' in the laud,-sOn0 VpluahIs ThlnsI
81, Ia. observed and the advice she yivs..

Best Ehuiee ~ Wv eeAN' Nfs''N 'N'7''fsr f"'-aF
She hiss ObIsrJSi and The advice she gives.
.o,All the ladies have met during the past
Oya vRnrSp said Mrs Stlunt0n recently, while
aitshdlng q temperance Convention IN New
York; / have not seen more thla twenty VINO
seemed entirely well and happy lAye watched
me fares OF ladies very carefully toI many years
and On nearly every ono have seen either lnea
III cnra, or Unh1ppneSS, swollen eyelldst DARK
lines around them, or some eluhlly ceItaln lNls
dence OF lll-health and unhappiAesS hn liln
advocate Of Temperance, but ! geleYe lalies
should take some good tonic or sllnullnl, and
somelhlng, TOO, that Is known 70 he pure and
Tgiinble, fhaVOtrled DufTys Malt, and have been
henIIted Oy Il; and while do not advocate us
use by nll, think very many women eOull 70
made healthier, happier, anu more attIaeuHe 70 "
they would do likewise"
Tho above Is only one OF many great testimon
ials ron prominent ladies OF America rs 70 the
pure tonlng poNcrot DuHys Pure Malt whlsEsy'
it's remedy, tonic, and not u beverage II
certainly stimulates tho circulation, tones up the
life. purnes tie blood, gives brightness and
health 70 women, strength to men and is being
endorsed by physicians, tho clergy and lhe more
advanced thlnEeTa II should 10 borne IN nina
however that there aTo very manyunscTupulous
= Doople who seek TO prOnt by tho Well'InoWn
standing and reputation which Dulfy's Pure Mali
wblsEey has achlOrOd, aud will claim that they
have preparations Just Us good Boar In mind
mat putfys pure Malt WhlsEcy has grown 10
popularlty for years. that Il Is acknowledged a.
Inc only pure remedy OF the kind, on the market
that IL contains no tlsel oil; and that II lnYaTia
biz benefits all who Intellgently use II,
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ave I,oIpl viii i,tide,

To The I'Good name at homs,l, won BY
Hoods satgalarlllq, u Lowell, Mass,
whefc Il & prepared, there b more q
Hoods sarSdpaflllS sold than al otheI
medicines, and II has given the best Of
satisfaction since its Introduction ten
years ago. This could not 10 II The medl.
cine did not possess merit. Iiyou suffer
from impure blood Try Hoods SAfsapa.
rilla and realize iS peculiar curative
nnMnh nAK
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syrup OF Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. It il
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known TO cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Feyen; TO
Cure Habitual Constipation, 1ndiges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
tho California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In so cts and $l,00 bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton P. Hess, K. B. Burt and
O. MGnkemUller.
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special CARPET sale

to continue this week to make room ior
our immense spring stock. which will ~
here by February ~. We Offer this
week
100 pieces best Nll.wool Carpets at Coo
per yard, worth soc.
90 pieces all.wool 90 Carpets at QUO
per yard, worth Doc.
IS pieces tytlnsen's aud RCxbufy) best
Brussels made al 7OC per yard, worth OOc.
Remnants Of Body and Tapestry BriS'
sells (pnough for small rooms) at OOC per
yard, ., ,,n....,
Carpets al Doc per yard.
Above prices arc for this week only at
groNB 4 TnoNAI'.
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NEW and desirable novelties Ia jew,
iehy received daily from now untiI
Chiislnluy. DO not iall 10 see them, ~
JACOB ". ultUDlPS
JeWplry store,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets,


WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. q. = Foi
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, iaIr weather, proceeded BY
light local snowsi along Lake ontario
colder Tuesday morning, followed py
slowly rising temperature, Westerly
winds backing to southefly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

Aswcll "a the most effective method Of
jisbpliihl headaches, colt i and leyers, OF
i,nnnlnl the SYSTEM, Ia by taking lew
doses Of the pleasant California liqNid,
irnil rAniptly, Syrup Of Figs, For sale IN
10 "a and 81 90 bottles by Logan 4 Co.,
Anton r, Hes, II, u. Burt aud u Meme
kemellef.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

Nav YoRE, Jan. 9l.-At 81. Patrick'I
Church, yesterday, Father DOwd con
iemned The Catholic Order Of Forester
Of Illinois, courts Of which have recent.
] been established here, and cautioned
the members 81 hls congregation 10 haye
nothing 10 do with the order.
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BID me discourse, l will enchant thy
car with remarkable tales OF astounding
cures Of all sorts Of suffering by Saliva.
ton Oil, the greatest cure on earth for
pain. Price 25cents q bottle,
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dte Sutelltgerlttr.
0aios Nun. "a and ~ rour.gsatn street.
New Advertisements.

For Rcnt.-Doublo Brick House.
Wanted-pOSlllOn 10 do HOMEWORK
FOF Runt-lI0Oms In Reilly ~ Ok. ,.,.
E0llce-1tockhOldsf Of the Wheeling lnsur
nnee aud Bond Agency.
Decorated DlnlGf WtEc--EWlng bros.
NoIicU-stOckhOldet oil FeaDOuy lnAu'9u''
NoticeEvancC shoe Company.
For CinrInnRti-StcAmel Andes,
Farm FuF 5Rle-l Head Of LEGAL.
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; BIC BARGAINS in black and co,ored
Armure and sabastapool Cloths at 800
per yard, Above goods reduced from
Zoe and 81 90 per yard at
ST0NR K TuoMAs'