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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-11
THE PRESDYTERY MEETING,
The Stated Spring Session Now In Progress
Mt Washington.

Nv WNbhtHBtuut
The Washington Presbytery met at
the Second Presbyterian Church, Of
Washington, Pa, Tuesday evening,
Rev. A. +. Alexander, tho retiring
moderator, was not present to deliver
the opening sermon and the Devotional
Committee invited Rev. Frank Fish, oil
C~laysyille, To- occupy the pulpit,
After the sermon Rev, s. +. Greer call
cd the p~resbytery to order, he having
been moderator before A. +. Alexander.
After prayer the following officers. were
elected: Moderator, Rev. H.G. Blayney,
OF Lower Buffalo; temporary clerk, j,
@. Pickens; reading clerk, W. H. Rine-
hart, OF Wheeling,
Rev. A. @. Boutwell,, who has been Ia
boring five months at Weston, w. Va,
was dismissed from Presbytery and no.
tice OF his dismissal was sent ly tele-
graph that le might be admitted 10 the
Presbytery OF West Virginia, which
meets ON the 10th.
Rev. jas. Waugh, p. II. D, was received
into membership from New Castle Pres
bytery. Rev. James Ruble, from Hooks.
town. was also received, so that the pres
bytery's chances ipF two delegates 10
Synod are not impaired.
Wednesday morning Preshytery open
cd at nine o'clock, with q half hour de-
v~otional exercises.
Very interesting minutes OF the last
stated meeting and intermediate called
ones were read by the stated clerk. A
correction in regard 10 the Pine Grove
church was read, pr, loyal Young,
Chairman Of the Committee on Public
Morals, asked that William Speer, DID,,
be added to the committee. This was
done. At this point Moderator Blayney
took the chair.
Messrs. Y. s. lyle, !. II. Sutherland
and ]. a. Marquis, candidates for IL
cense, preached yesterday afternoon,
and George W. Fulton and /. K. John
son last evening. The sermons were
limited to fifteen minutes. All the lee
lures by those trying for license were
heard in the afternoon.
Il. S. ILglis and Mr.. Oliver, Of the
Freshmen class at theCollege,were taken
under Presbyterial care.
With the examination Of these gen.
tlemen the session closed.
Those representing the three Wheel.
ing churches are Rev. Or, Cunningham
and Mr.. ]. n. VapVe, Nrat church, Rev.
Or, Cooke aud Mr.. w, IL. Rinehart,
Second, Rev, Mr.. llarr and MI. j. Il.
Rnhiuann. Third.
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RANDALL, THE EVANGELIST.
The Fence Palnuug PrsuCl,eri In wfCelIn
Onhn NInrn.

The Fence Painting PreuOlter in Wheeling
Once More.
l.. Randall, the Evangelist" who
won fame by serving a term in the
West Virginia penitentiary for forgery
years ago, is in Wheeling after n pro.
traCted absence. He Is clad in the regu-
lation uniform OF a Washington City
policeman, aud was piped of by the
boys last night as a new cop. He says
he wants to establish u branch Of his
Central Union Mission here, aud will
preach outdoors till lie can get u room,
He Is anxious not to be confused with
Salvation Army work-an anxiety doubt
less shared by the Army.
Randall ia the man who some years
ago went over the State painting texts
on rocks and walls. He decorated oil
sorts OF waste places with the text,
"What shall | do 10 he saved2"
A patent medicine nan came along
later and painted just below this,
wherever he could find 1t, "Uso Piso's
cure for consumption"
The quaint combination got into the
papers, and Randall, aeeing II, went
back over his route with his paint pot,
aud added below the text:
"And prepare to meet thy Godl'
He has quit decorating rocks, and now
decorates Ills person with a gaudy uni
form.
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PAYING THE PENALTY.
PARTIES Indicted In the Circuit Court Plead
Guilty TO the Charges,

fhFtnh lnututch va the NAEuult NuuFt EAeAh
Guilty TO the Charges,
In the Circuit Court yesterday q NUM-
Der Of the persons indicted by the late
grand jury appeared to enter their pleas,
John St. Clair, who entered a boarding
car on the Baltimore & Ohio road at
Elm Grove some time ago, bound the
boy lett in charge and robbed the car,
plead guilty to the charge OF robbery,
and was sentenced to two years impTis-
onment in the penitentiary, Grace Eos,
tel plead guilty to carrying concealed
weapons, and was fined $25, Paul Ora
ham, indicted for cruelty to animals,
demurred to the indictment, and his
case was set for tomorrow, on the argu-
ment OF the demurrer,
Thomas Gleason, Ed Dramble and
Pat Connors each plead guilty Of petit
larceny, and each was given thirty days
in Jail,
Mary Williams and Ella Miller, in
diCted for keeping houses Of i'll fame,
plead guilty and were fined $50 and
costs and given five days In jail each,
Ben F, and George Mclaughlin, in
diCted for obtaining money under false
pretenses, plead guilty, aud Ben was
given ninety days and George sixty days,
Lem Barrett, indicted for robbing r,
]. Mansfield, entered a plea OF not guilty,
and his case was set for April %. II
the case Of extorting money against
Squire MCCahOu and wife, q demurrer
was entered, and overruled. The case
was not set, John MCDonough plead
not guilty To robbery, Rich Forsythe
by his counsel, demurred to the indiCt
ment for robbery, being armed with {
deadly weapon, with a count for formel
conviction, and the argument was set fol
April IL, Jennie Reynolds also demur
red to the indictment for grand larceny
and the argument was set for the samI
day,
The following pleas were entered ant
the cases set; Mary Williams, grant
larceny, not guilty, April IS; Loui
Hess, house breaking, not guilty, Apr
l5i Gus Jones, petit larceny, not guilty
April 10,
Louis Hlldebrand's case for the muir
der OF his wife was set for April 20, ant
], G, Lords for forgery for April II.
Nolle pIOsequis were entered in tn
cases OF Ed Bentz, felony; Peter Hei
ser, rape; James Kearns, felony; Loui
Tanner, felony; Ross Stottsberry, burg
larry; Thomas MUAndrews and JOIN
Mooney, robbery; Ed Rees, rape; An
ME Taylor and Frank, alias doc" vii
son, robbery; William Calvin, robbery
Ida Brown, misdemeanori S. o, BoiCc
assault.
Court adjourned to Friday.
In Judge Campbell's court, Part II
the SANDER suit Of DR.. ]. II. Pipes vs.
Dr.. ]. W. Mccoy was set for May 9, II
the libel case OF DR.. j. II. Pipes VS., thu
publishers OF the ISTELLIGENCER, thu
defendants demurred to the amended
complaint, and the demurrer was set TO
argument April 20.
In the matter Of tho will ofJohn Reid
deceased, an issue out OF Chancery wa
ordered tried to u jury for the purposl
OF a%scertaiuing whether the paper writ
ing submitted was in fact the last vii
and testament Of the said John Reid
deceased.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Poop
AbrOnl,

Strangers IN the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Paul Karger, editor Of the Ohio
SonntOgSgaSt, Of Columbus, was here yes
terday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Naylor, Of the
Island, are spending a few weeksin New
York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Bodley ar,
rived in the city yesterday from New
Orleans, on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Roy b. Naylor has returned to his
studies at Marietta College, after q few
weeks vacation spent with relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. Robert Gibson returned last even
ing to his home at Pueblo, COL, after q
brief visit here. His mother and sister,
Miss Virginia, accompanied him, and
will remain in the West for several
weeks.
Mr.. George NJ. Bowers, late member
OF the House Of Delegates from Berkeley
county, and candidate on the Republican
ticket last fall for Auditor Of State,
was in the city yesterday, accompanied
by his sister.
Q. l.. Hagan, OF Fairmont, B. D. Glib
son, Of Jefferson county, W. B. Paden,
OF Parkersburg, and J. II. Hanlon, oil
Canton, Chief Engineer OF the Cleve.
land 4 Wheeling Railroad Company,
were at the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
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This Is the l%ugubrious view Of the
s|teubenyillO Herald The Jefferson
iron works yesterday received q con.
signment Of oil Of vitfiol for the picking
vat which they arc now constructing,
This piCkling OF iron Is nothing new, but
heretofore has been confined 10 tack fac.
tories. Now II Is being introduced In
nail factories, the object being 10 take
or the outside Of the Iron aud rOndor II
softer before being cut Into nails, The
cut nail business Is about played out,
and a great many nailgts In this vicinity
arc preparing 10 got into other business.
There 10 no longer any usg Of Disgusting
this fact, aud both manufacturers and
nallers have no heSltRnCy In admlttingit II,
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EASE BALL MATTRRs.
A Fine Game To.day-seheduls Meeting
Hsre-A Good Nine,

Here-A Good !
A game OF base ball will be played at
Island park this afternoon by the
Wheeling club with a team from Beth.
any. The game will be called at the
usual time-S;SO o'clock. The home
team for this event will be made up OF
the following named players, who will
appear in the positions assigned and bat
in the order named: Ryan, ri Mama.
sau, III Dunn, 81 Green, M; Boyd, ca
Carlin, g.. P. Sullivan, Ii B. Sullivan, 2;
Brodie, p; thinner, sub, This will be
the first appearance before q Wheeling
audience Of Pat Sullivan, the elongated
first baseman, and OF Carlin, the short
stop. 1t will also be the first appear
ance, practically, Of the Brodie and
Boyd battery. The Bethany team OF
this year is said to be a very clever semi
professional organization, W, l., Addy
will pitch for the visitors; he has been
seen in the box here before and is gen.
orally recognized us a good pitcher.
Tomorrow and Saturday the Wheel
ing team willplay in East Liverpool with
the Crockery Oitys Of that place. Mon
day there will be an interesting game
played at the Island park by the home
team and the Columbus team, the baby
Of the Association. Tuesday the Toron'
tos will be here,
On next Tuesday, April 10, the
Schedule Committee OF the Tri-Stgte
League will meet in this city. The com.
mittee is composed Of Messrs, Yoegele,
Of Mansfield, LoiChet, OF Canton, and
English, Of Wheeling. Each member
will doubtless present q schedule, and
the one which seems most suitable will
be adopted, Mr., English has prepared
two, dilferingsomewhat, Each provides
for ITO games, So at home and 55i in other
cities. Last seasons schedule called for
liz games, but there were ten clubs TO
provide for, against six this year.
The Martins Ferry ball Clubis hustling
along In great style, The club will re.
ceiye new uniforms next week and will
be ready to play any amateur club after
May l, They will open the season away
from home at Mlngo May II, unless
other games are played before that time.
The next game away from home will
probably be at East Liverpool. The
Martins Ferry club is probably the best
amateur organization in this nelghbor-
hOol.
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The lease war over the Vincent Blaney
farm in Buffalo township, Washington
county, Is very hot. This farm was first
leased by the Natural Gas Company OF
West Virginia, afterwards merged into
the Washington Oil Company. Miller
& Donnan, OF Washington, Pa, discover
ed after Vincent Rlaney's death, that his
widow owned ~aone,siXth interest, which
her husband had no power to lease, he
having only bought the i've other heirs
interest and never having hers In his
own right. They purchased her interest
for 5000, and both companies kept
operating. -Four good wells are now on
the farm. The case isnow in court, but
the Miller.D onnan Company has had
possession, and was running the oil via
W, K A. pipe lines. On Saturday the
Washington Oil Company, that Is tue
Standard, sent . force OF men out and
threw the ponnal. men out tore IN the
W. 4 A. lines and threw them oil the
lease. Yesterday they ousted all hands
and took possession OF the boiler houses.
and are now running the oil via the
South West Pennsylvania. Several
skirmishes have taken place, but the
Washington Company now have full
control and have some iorty men on
picket.
A battle is again expected to-day.
Either this will BIZ the case or the Sheriff
and a poSSp will have to interfere. The
affair causes excitement, and the 4mgs-
ing feature is that Mr.. AICGivern, who
has charge Of the Standard forces, served
in the Union army during the war and
Jerry knight, Of Wheeling, who has
charge OF the opposition, served during
the same lme in tho Filth Maryland
regiment, D.. 1. 4, Tho tnen GRtnR ~ in
the days oil soldering, and seem TO en-
inv H.
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HOW 70 SAVE LIFE.

What Is a coushf 1t Is ap irritation Of the
throat and lungs. What capAeslll Congestion.
stop the congestion, tho irritation ceaAes and the
cough Is cured, Buthow TO stop the cOngestIOul
All, there iEiust where physicians have always
been puzzled. But 1t must DO checked, or pneu.
mOnIa, quick consumption or some terrible pull
mOnary disease will follow. Some doctors give
cod liver oil, others cough 5yTupg, but the most
advanced prescribe stlmllantA. Nature muI DO
assisted, pure WhiALcy will do II. See what
physicians shy.
Irof, Austin Flint, Of Bellevue New York;
College, says; "Thp lullriOus use OF alcoholic
EtimulRuts i Ong OF The striking characteristics
Of progress Ia The practice VI medicine during
tho last hnlf century"
Prot Henry a. Mott, of New York, SAYS 1.-THE
purity Of buys Pure Malt Whikkey las simple
analytical tests will readily convince u physician
or nj expert should certainly recommend II 70
the highest public inYoF.ll
Dulfy's Pure Malt WhIskey IL Il certain cure
aud preventive Of congestion and should be kept
in cyeryiRnlly, II iGtlld BY Rll druggists and
dealers; Hcsurc aud secure the genuine.
fr2s-rh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-11
LOCAL BRRylTIEs
Matters OF Minor moment in and About tn

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City.
TnE GRAND this Evening-Agnes
to-day.
TuE beautiful spring weather cOntin-
ues to continue,
DuRsF's Easter Eggs with names on
them are all the rage,
CHARLES W, SETTLE, aged 90, and
Clara Il. Wilson, aged %, were yester-
day licensed 10 wed.
THE Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
Company is hauling some extra good
ties out the road for repair work.
To be in the fashion now one should
go TO &c L, bursts and buy Easter
Eggs with your friends names on them
THE Mercantile Club had I'm enjoyable
hop in It's hall on Main street last even
ing, for which Kilmyer furnished music.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad side
tracks In the Eighth ward are crowded
full of cars loaded with huge stones for
the Union bridge piers,
TIE young ladies' Of the Female Col
lege will give II pay entertainment on
Friday night, Admission % cents, They
cordially invite their friends.
Tue ladies OF Thomson NJ. L. Church,
will serve supper and refreshments in
the Lecture room Of the church this eve.
ming, All are invited, Admission and
supper only 25C,
THERE were in the Police Court yes
terday eleven cases, which did the gen
eral Golfers fill TO the extent OF SlO1 TO-
in fines and costs, They were all frouI
Maggie Conroy's house, raided the
night before.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted tC
record three deeds OF trust and u deed
made April 0, by G. d. Hubbard and
wife and others, TO Joe Webb, in Consld'
GRAFTON OF $500, for lot 4 in square 8
part OF the old Hubbard saw mill prop
erty,
Miss AGNES CoDY and her company
presented "Under the Gaslight" at TIT
matinee at the GRIND yesterday anC
$40" again last night. This eyeningth
pluy VIII De Luo 1Wu OTPllNus' tu'
strength and popularity Of this play
ought to DO the means OF packing TIT
theatre again.
A GANG OF workmeu yesterday com
menced tearing down the old building
on tho property OF Louis O, Stifel, on thu
east side Of Mum street just above
Ninth, preparatory to the erection
there OF the fine buildings mentioned il
this paper u short time since as con
tracted lor by Mr.. Stitel.
TIE potters OF Wheeling will holl
their first ball ut Arion hall on April %
They claim that it will DO the bigges
ball ever held in Wheeling. The Com
mittee on Arrangements consists Of thu
following hustlurs: John Rosslter
Charley Webster, John Wardell, Ton
Smith and Samuel Eardley,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-11

In the medical line Is tho pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II combines
the active properties Of latep,. ags and
primes In such d way AZ 10 make II one
Of the most pleasant aud elective rene.
dies on tho market, ID easily taken
by old aud young and p q sure cure tot
hAbltugl constipation, hilIOySnesS, dy1.
psp5lA, sick headaChe and piles, and all
diseases caused by q weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or Inactive liver, Sold In
30 cent bottles by Q, X, uoet1e, w, w,
W, f. Williams, John Laughlin.
Drug Company and Goodwin d
Co.. Wholesale agents, 90" -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-11

Farmers, merchants, mechanics, CAPT.
talists, laborers, intending settlers and
all others who are going to the Oklahoma
country, should take the Great Rock Is.
land route from Chicago via Kansas City
and Caldwell, the nearest QUILTING point
on the Southern Kansas border, to Pond
Creek, in the Indian TerritOr, South
from Pond Greek, the route to
KingRsher,, where the Govern
stage, going through by daylight,
over the "0ld Abilene Cattle Trail and
Stage Road" the best In the Territory.
Fast limited yestibule express trains mo
extra charge Chicago to Kansas City,
and free reclining chair cars through to
Caldwell, arriving ut Pond Greek daily at
1915 p. IN. For tickets or further inior.
nation apply to your nearest coupon
ticket agent, or address George Il, Smith,
Assistant General Ticket and Passenger
Agent, at Chicago.
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Superintendent William KTieger, OIL
Wheeling Park, resigned on the first oil
this month, together with his brother
who has had charge Of the bar. Robert
Heiser, who has been assistant sexton Of
the Peninsula Cemetery, succeeds Mr..
KriegOr as superintendent. Those who
know him think the choice is u good
one. Mr.. krleger recently bought q
part OF the Carter farm, To which he will
devote his attention after tho present
year. It Is now rented out, and lie eH'
poets In u short timo to leave for an ex'
tended tour In Europe. His brother
having recently married, will also de.
vote his attention 10 farming near the
Park.
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Ellrirnfnntel

Is q combination Of the active properties
Of dates, lgs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
nensely popular. II cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousnesg, BlCk
headache, piles, etc. Sold 10 so cent
by q. \, qoetyg, w. W. Irwin
W. y. Williams and John 1aughlln.
h %. and Goodwin Co, whole
hh1n ancnla
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puro Planned Like Ice,

Messrs. C~rumbacker 4 ToaSdRle have
made arrangements TO receive daily a
full supply Of Pure Planned Lake Ice,
which they are prepared W deliver TO
their customers In my quantity from
ono pound up, This fec Il planned 10 q
uniform thickness "a II IL taken from
the lake, 20 th9t when tile blocks Of Ice
reach the houAe they are Of equal sol.
idlty on all four sides and ~ clear Rs
crystal. Leave your orders al corner Of
Sixteenth aud Chapllne streets,
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Any man, woman or child who isalFected
with Constipation, Dyspepsia, Head.
ache, or Torpid Liver to prove that a few
doses Of Simmons Liver Regulator will
not relieve them. 1t never fails, and is
so pure, so sure, so harmless that an
infant can take It and never have a sec.
ond spell of Collie. An adult can take
1t, keep the bowels regular aud secure
health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-11

Is Natures own true laxative. It Is
the most easily taken, aud the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to dis
pei Headaches, Colds and Feyers; TO
Cure HRhitNal Constipation, IndiGes-
tipp, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 30 cts and $l,00 bottles by Logan
Drug Co., Anton ?. Hess, R. B. Burt
and Q. Menkemeller.
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Now is your chance. Closing out my
entire stock Of BugglCs and Carpets Ut
cost 10 make room for clothing, and 70
giyo more time 10 taking orders aud
measures for menl'S and boys suits,
selected from tho 800 samples Of fine
cloth and C%Asslinpres OF WRnamaker 4
Brown, Oak Hall, Philadelphia, whodoes
tho square thing, j. W, FRlREa
QiOl Main street,
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The up train on the powiky roRd
struck an unknown man, apparently q
painter, at Lazearvllle yesterday, badly
hurting him. He was carried 10 the
junction, and brought back on the next
trip to Wellsburg, where he was taken
to tho county jail TO receive medical at
tOntlon. lie was too badly hurt To give
any account Of himself.
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1t Is u Curious Fact

That the body Is now more susceptible
to benefit from medicine than at any
other season. Hence the importance Of
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla now, when 1t
will do you the most good. It is really
wonderful for purifying and e~nriching
the blood, creating an appetite, and Civ:
ing q healthy tone to the whole system.
Be sure to get Hood'sS arsaparilla, which
Is peculiar to itself. l
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pAsE pALL ~ lgland nm lQ.day.


We have enlarged and reatted our
salcsrootn, % Twelfth street. and now
have tho finest BtorurOom In West Wiz,
mpiA viii open about the 25th Of April
With q iull line OF Bicycles aud TriCyClea
In connection with OUT complete stock OF
Tyne Writers and Sowing. Machines.
We cordially invite all to call and see US,
r+It.s I!pW, /. RosE 4 Co.
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For 81 80 you can yet ono dozen fine
Satin.fniSh Cabinet Photographs and
one extra In q fine gilt frame sxl0 size,
at P%lummer's, 1888 Main street, Wheel.
ing. Delays are dangerous. Come one,
Come all,
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BAER'S PARLOR MILLINERY,
1113 Chapline Street.

New Patterns anu Novelties Thursday,
Friday aud Saturday Of this week. The
ladies' are cordially invited to call.
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and the efficacy Of its action have rem.
derOd the ignons California liquid fruit
remedy Syrup Of Figs, Immensely pop.
ular. II Cleanses and Tones up tic
clogged and ieSOtiBh System, and dlspels
Headaches, Colds and FeVers. For sale
In 10 cent aud 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton 4, Hes, \, y.
Burt and q, MohkemGlleF.
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We will have the finest line OIL BiCy,
oles and TtiCyOles ever brought 10 this
market Mr., Rose Ia In the East making
selections, We will open a full assert.
neht about the g0th, Don't fall 10 OK
anime our stock.
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TODAY.

Night Gowns and ChemlSCS, Acc.
Felt LAmbrGqUlns, GOc. 49,
plush material for LambrequinS, 30
cents II yard.
Fine India Linen, Toe.
English Sateen, zoe.
Is Twill SILK Warp Henrietta, 81 20.
bargains III Beaded Capes and Jack
Dis. M EMSIIEfMERS,
Eleventh Street.
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"a question"

Do YOU suffer with habitual conSipa.
ton or biliousneBs2 u 30, Try the pleas.
ant iiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, "
will cure YOU. Sold In 90 cent bottles
BY o, H. Goethe, W. W. Irwin, W. II.
Williams, John Laughlln. Logan Drug
Company aud Goodwin 4 Co.. Wholesale
agents,