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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11

OUR Willow Baskets are SO bulky ant
take so much valuable space that w
have cut tho price In half Ia order Il
sell them Oft with u grand rush. 0ul
bargain SalG Of Embroidery and TOrchOi
Iaces still continues, anu We have madl
another deep cut In tho prices OF tht
balance OF Muslin Underwear TO clOSt
out clean aud clear. We are preparing
several new surprises for next week
aud will let you know all about them II
dus time. Januuryis proverblally dull
but we are bound 10 make II u lively
bustllng month Of bargain business. l
will pay You to call every day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11

Miss Castleton will appear at the opert
House this evening In her new piece
"a Paper DOLL" This Is an extravaganza
in three acts in which each person on the
stage is supposed TO look funny, say fun
ny things and sing funny songs, the com
bined effect Of which as maybe imagined
serves To keep the audience In o con
tinual roar. The Baltimore NeirS says,
"Kate looks younger and prettier than
ever aud her voice is lust as sweet. Pete
Daley, Miss Ada Deayes, Berthe Coote
and Miss Elire Crox arc excellent. Miss
Castleton's iayorte songs, For Goodness
Sake, Don't Say l Told You,' and the
Spider and tile Fly met with hearty
applause"
The piece has several nov features. In
the third act q trayesty on '"The Mer-
cham OF Venice" Is introduced. An
elaborate excuse for It's name figures In
the plot and involves a picture in a
loCket, on which depends the identifies
ton OF an heircss. Miss Castleton plays
the heiress and Mr.. Tannehlll plays Her.
bert Noble, Professor Of Delsarte-a
humbug. Miss Castleton has returned
wisely To the demure dress Of the
Quakeress, and the bewildering kick Of
the coquette that first gaze her popu.
larity. The seats are on sale at Houses
music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11
rcnoe. Of wedpe.duy,. storm.

Carpenters and bricklayers were busy
yesterday repairing the damage done by
tho storm OF the day before. In addi'
ton To the destruction and damage al
ready reported as a result Of that storm,
the brick dwelling house OF aman named
Kuntze, living on the Clark place, Out
Caldwell's run, was demolished by the
wind. The wife and children were In
tho house, but had taken alarm at the
fierce wind, and sought shelter In the
cellar, which doubtless saved their lives
John Wilkins, a Baltimore & Ohio
brakeman, was blown from the top Of Q
freight car near Burton and broke biz
left shoulder blade, besides being badly
bruised and cut.
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1.s.a oop Sella drypoodllhO cheapelt.
Points About the Rlver.

The river Is still rising Al this point,
though II does 90 very 6lowly. The
loye6 gauge AZ dusk last evening indl.
Gated q depth In the channel Of u feet
o inches. The Louis A, shetley ID due
to-day from Cincinnati, lot which point
she will leave on her return trip to.inor.
row afternoon NJ 8 O'Clock, The Sherley
10 Ii every respect o most excellent
steamer, and her oileeB, Capt Tom
Hunter and Clerk Charlie Reeves are
clever and popnlari they and their
steamer never fall 70 please the patrons
Of Che boat. The Scotia passed tip al 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and the
Hudson went down In tho bAtne trade
PlLtsbutHh.O OIL Cinnall-ab0ut two houn
later, Both had good ttibB aud both
were late, having been detained In part
BY Wednesdays wind hlotn. The Ben
Hur 10 to.dAyg PafkefSbuR boat,
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Monl nn,lnr pone for the Year.

b. X. Elliott, Of Mitchell's salt works,
and D. B. Lee, OF Carroll county, have
returned home from Brooke and Wash
ington counties, where they have been
buying wool for some months, having
nov closed for the season, says the
~Steubenville Herald. They have bought
over a million and a half pounds, first In
the counties Of Jefferson, Carroll, and
then in Beaver, Allegheny, Hancock,
Washington and Brooke. AS the wool
market advanced they kept up with 1t,
commencing with 25 cents and gradu-
ally advancing until they closed the
season with SO cents for some choice
clips. Their last car was loaded at
Wellsbufp last week.
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LOCAL BRRYITlEs.
Matters Of Minor SIOmsui In and About the
lltv.

Matters OF Minor Moment in and About the
City,
ELEs' BENEFIT at the Grand this after,
noon, .
ogsnAHou this eyenins-Kste Cas-
THE GRAND tlis svenIpe-'Ny Aunt
Bridget"
THR Belmont nail works has re-.
sumed work with a full force,
ANOTHER beautiful winter day yester-
day, though the wind kept up to an un-
pleasant degree,
THE Wheeling Hinge Company was
idle yesterday, and will be the rest OF
the week, 10 take stock,
TUE Benwood nail factory went on
Wednesday and Is now running with q
full force in all departments,
FRED WINTERs, aged p, and Lizzie
K|unnemeler, aged is, both Of this city,
were yesterday licensed To wed,
The many friends Of John Welty, the
Market street barber, will be panied to
hear Of the death yesterday Of his infant
son,
TIE Centre foundry shut down We'd
nesday night 20 make repairs, II Will
east q big roll to-day Tor the LaBelle
mill,
Two DRINKS were locked up by Officer
Shorts yesterday afternoon to prevent
their freezing on, the street or catching
cold,
TIE annual stockholders' meeting o.
the Elm Grove railroad was held yester'
day and the old Board Of Directors re
elected,
Tue Board Of Commissioners Of the
county falling to organize, the gas bill
could not be paid yesterday and the tax.
payers lose SIS.
TuE LaBelle mill is shipping nails al
fast Us they can be made. The company
will not take the annual shut down Il
take stock until the last OF this month,
Tuppp were only two cases In the Pc
iiee Court yesterday-a piaIn drunk ant
a yagrant. The cold wind Is q bette
%preSeryer OF public peace and order thar
the police,
Tnv Caldwell q Patterson Manuiactur
ira G]o,nnonv hns commenced tho erec
tion oi M extension Of their works Of
Sonth street. They propose To run tn
buiidino eiear to the creek bank.
Ias.r M mn emnlovo q
tbo Wnrwick Notary. who bas onI,
been in Ibis country for a year, die;
,,os,auIa, 81 tvrLoiJ favar tine resi
aence NJ A, Ebsling, on Twenty.secont
street.
/" ,vsp 81 ,ha Riversid,
aat, ~ xvoItsbrr, nams dnwn ves
glaSs NOTES, -; !, ~ onrs onan un samni,
seEuay anM h WI Wc ~ nrs LoTse 10 r.tch III,
soDoInnss ~ LILY wSas the hTyers begin I,
Ptn
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At Ferry View school house,near Mar.
tins Ferry, Wednesday, quite y serious
accident occurred. A piece O tile about
the stove pipe fell from the ceiling, and
mashing on the stove, pieces oft flew
In all directions. A boy named Albert
Riysby was struck In the face with a
piece and a huge cash cut. While the
school and the teacher, Ard Blackford,
were excited over tho child's hurts, the
stove pipe setthe wood work on fire, and
the building was In a fair way 10 go,
Mi. Blackford and several OF the larger
boys carried water and put out the blaze
before any serious damage was done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11

Is Natures own true laxative. II Ia
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or Cogtiye; To dis
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevers; 10
Uurc Habitual Constipation, 1ndiges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 80 cts and Sl,00 bottles by Logan
4 90, Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and
Q. MenkemOller.
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A Doctor AsphJxIated.

Dr.. q. s. McKennan, Of Washington,
Pa, Is dead, the result Of sutIocation
from natural gas. Heretired, leaving the
gas burning very low in tlegrate In the
office, Immediately back Of which, and
adjoining, WINS his sleeping room. The
gas went out, and tho wind, 1t seems,
kept 1t from escaping, so that the room
was filled and the doctor was found
almost dead in bed yesterday morning.
He lingerea several hours without speak
ing, when he expired. The gas III the
room was sitting when first opened, and
a match applied to the burner made a
small flame.
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The Mnucoek County on rleIl.

The Toronto Tribune has the following
notes on the Turkeyfoot field: Torpedo.
ing had a splendid effect on the Bridge
water No. /, as 1t was shot yesterday
about noon, and since that time has been
flowing twelve barrels an hour-2S0 bar
rels a day. Previous to the shooting the
well had fallen to about a sixteen barrel
well. The glycerine used totorpeo wells
cannot be transported by rail owing to
Its dangerous character. 1t Is brought
here by boat, or overland by vehicle.
Following is the average daily output Of
the wells now: Brldgewater No. l, on
Brice, $50 barrels, since being shot yes
terday; No. 2, on same, thirty.tive bar
rels, natural No. 8, on Young, twenty.
two barrels, natural, to DO torpedoed
this week; No. a, on Crawford, forty bar
rels, natural; Given No. !, on same,
thirty.fve, natural, The Given well
No. 2 on Col. Crawford's farm was tor
pedoed with sixty quarts Of %glycerine,
but the shot was not effective, and the
casing will be drawn and the we'll aban-
doned. Several other wells will be shot
the latter part ofthe week. The Bridge
water Company are putting up q rig for
another well on the Young farm.
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FINE ATTRACTION COMING,
The u, 9. Dun Genie Opera Company a
the Opcra House.

The j. @. Dun Genie Opera Company NJ
the Opera House,
This superb opera company, from the
Standard theater, New York, numbering
forty p~eople-soloists, chorus and grant
orchestra, together with all its own mag
nifcent scenery, superb costumes and
stage effects, will produceit It's greatest
New York success, the most charming
and melodIous OF all the comic operas O
the present day, Won Suppe's grand
spectacular work, "a Trip 10 Africa" al
the Opera House next Wednesday even
ing,
This opera will be followed Thursday
evening by u magnificent rendition o.
Milloecker's melodious 'Beggar Student,
OF which the Philadelphia Record, speak
ing Of the original production in thai
city last week, says;
II has been some yearsslnce Milloeck'
er's "Beggar Student" was given here
and It's revival by the Duff Opera com
pany at tho Grand Opera House has
been greeted by large and enthusiastic
audiences this week. Tho opera is given
in excellent style, with now costumes
and scenery, and n cast OF more than or
binary merit. Hubert Wilke has never
done anything better here than his per
iormance as "Simon," the beggar student
and the Countess" fair daughters arc
charmingly %impesonated by Laurr
Bellini and Agnes Stone. Harry Browns
unctious humor Is very well suited tc
his part OF "0llendorf" and Mr.. Gaillard
makes a romantic and pleasing "Jan'
itzky.n The engagement Of this com
pany is q genuine successln every re-
spect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11
IL Consumption fncurabisY

Read the following, Mi. o, II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says Twas down
with abscess Of lungs, and friends and
physiCians pronounced me an inCurable
consumptive. Began taking Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, aud able 10
oversee the work on my farm. II Is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Mlddlewatt, Decatur, Ohio, says,
HAD II not been for DIT. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would
have died Of lung troubles. Was given
up by, doctors, Am now In best Of
health" Try II, sample bottled free IL
Logan 4 Co.'S drug store. o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11

Is undoubtedly caused by Tactic acid in
the blood. This acid attacks the flbrous
tissues, and causes the pains aud aches
in the back, shoulders, knees, ankles,
hips and wrists. Thousands OF people
have found In Hoods sarsaparilla a posi-.
tive euro for rheumatism. This nedi-
cine, by It's purifying action, neutralizes
the aCidity Of the blood, and also builds
up and strengthens the whole body. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11
FIRST WARD REPUBLICANS,
They Select names TO be Voted for for
Council.

sANN NNANNN HaAAN4 =" W NNPNA AaF AAA
Council,
The First ward Republicans held their
Council suggestion meetings last even
ing. O, A, Danner, member Of the City
executive oommitte for the ward, called
the meeting to order, and James Roberts
was called upon to preside, and G. B
Jones chosen secretary, For the First
Branch, William 7, Otto and Charles ].
Rawling were named, and the following
suggested for the Second, after which 4
was decided to leave 1t open until Sat
urday for the purpose Of receiving sug,
gestions Of additional names; j. +. Kline
6, b. Jones, Conrad Peters, g, Ed Men
del, James E, Hanes, j, Kindleherger
B, w, Connolly, D.. G. Morgan, William
Goehring, William Meugge, William
Spargo, David Gutman, William Isett
r, o, Dalzell, EnoCh Ball, ST., The Pri
maries are to be held Monday night,
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in tho CITY and wheeling People
Abroad,

aAaNHH
Mr., James v. Reilly was on Wednes-
day night presented with a bouncing
ten;pound boy by Mrs, Reilly; all doing
well,
Messrs, Monroe and Rice, Mrs. R, B,
Monroe and Miss Mile Price, OF the
"My Aunt Bridget" company, have
rooms at the Mcclure House.
Misses Maggie and May Prince, daugh.
ters OF Capt, Prince, Of Wheeling Island,
were the guests Of Mrs, John Oroxier, Of
the Third ward, to-day, Belllire
Tribune,
Michael Curran, IT,, and wife, Of
Washington, Pa, Winfield Scott, Of
steubenyille, and W, o. Mooney, Of
Weodsaeld, wore at the Mcclure House
yesterday,
Allen o. Myers, OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer, will arrive In the city early
this morning, and will deliver an ad.
dress Ct the EIks' benefit at the Grand
this afternoon,
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WAsutSaroN, D. o., Jan. 10 Fol
Western Pennsylvania, generally fail
weather, stationary temperature, wind
generally southwGsterly. a.,
For West Virginia and Ohio, iali
weather, followed Friday night ip west
arm portions by snow or ruin, slightly
WARMER except In Northern Ohio sta
iionaTy temperature, variable winds.
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rl,nt nnrn.t Or comhlnnnpnl.

True delicacy Of flavor with true eff
cacy Of action has been attained in the
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II inn
mensely popular. II ~cleauses the sys.
tenn, cures Costiveness, etc. For sale In
so cts and $i.0O bottles by Logan 4 Co,
Anton 7. Hess, r.. b. Burt and O. Men.
kamellar.
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Go TO the Grand Opera House this at
ternoon TO hear the Elks' benefit.
WnshIngton Clty nnl Return.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany announces a popular excursion tc
Washington City for January II. Fare
for the round trip, $40, tickets good re-
turning until January 90. inclusive.
Trains leave Wheeling at 8:55 a, M. and
$3.50 p. m. Parlor cars on day train
sleeping cars on night train.
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Ghe Sntellieenter.


For Rent-Eight iIOOmOd House.
For observation-disclosures Louis A, Sh0rley.
FOR Kcnt-BuSlnesS stAnd-G. U. Smith.
For sale-ll0uSO--G. U. Smith,
Auction SAlU-GeO. A. WlCEhRtn.
State OF West Virginia, ONO County, to.wlt,
To T., e. ArbenE, Guardian, &c.
Trustees sale Of IriGdclphlR Property.
order Of Publication.
Drunkenness Oufth page,
Mortality statistics Of the city Of Wheeling.
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THE RLKs BENRPIY
The LopsE.0SkSd for Great Event to Occur
this Afternoon,

-
The benefit performance oiIhe Wheel
ing Lodge, Benevolent Protective Order
Of Elks, at the Grand Opera House this
afternoon, will be onethe Rsstmatinees
ever given in the city, The variety that
the programme offers ought to please
every taste and give satisfaction to all.
The decorations and stage seting will be
very handsome, and all the appoint
ments will be first class, The ladies es-
pecially should take advantage OF this
afternoons performance and turn out in
large numbers. Besides the regular pro,
gramme several surprises ate in store,
aad those who fail 70 attend will miss
one Of the pleasantest events that has
yet taken place.
The very best local talent will appear,
including Mrs, Nellie Sweeley-Palmel
aud Misses Flora Williams and Kate
Michel, popular yoCalistsi Mr., Henry
Menkemeller, in his eccentric banjo act
and the Kenna Club and Junior Plumec
Knights in their prize drill, OF the for
eign artists, Miss Kate Castlston will posi-
lively appear also MY Aunt Bridget
with her mirth provoking antics, Miss
es Catherine Gerald, Mile Price, Game
ron and Ward and George w, Monroe
OF MY Aunt Bridget" company villa p
pear In specialties, 0wingtO the length
Of the programme the doors will b.
opened at 1880 o'clock, Seats can bt
secured at the McLure House pharmacy
The souvenirs that will DO presented Il
the ladies will be the hapdSomest eve
distributed in the city. The Hon. AlleI
o, Myers, a celebrated Ohio statesman
and q gentleman who Is away up In thI
Elks' order, arrived lust evening ant
will open the entertainment with an nd
dress pertinent to the occasion, Thu
audience promises to bel representative
one, and from all that can be learned II
advance the entertainment will be on
Of the most enjoyable ever given here,
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.MY AuNT pRIpGLT.v

Last Nights Presentation tile DoSt Eyel
Seen In Wheeling.
The company which presented my
Aunt Bridget" at the Grand last even
ing is somewhat changed from that
which gayethe piece here last. Monroe
and Rice, the stars Mr. Cameron,
(Jack 4reyser) and the Madrigal boys
remain. Otherwise the company Is
nearly all new, and the changes are, on
the whole, for the better. The singing
and dancing were never eQualed by the
company before, and the Costuming is
as fine as was ever seen In Wheeling.
The array Of beautiful gitls is seldom
approached In one company. The two
men for whom the piece was written,
and about whom the company has been
gathered, are simply inimltable. No
body else could play their roles. The
chorus Is especially strong and pleasing,
and the songs rendered last night made
up as enjoyable an olio as Is often given,
and q dance by one Of the young ladies
who deserves special mention, but
don't get 1t because II Is impossible to tell
from the programme which young lady
she is-was deservedly enCOred three or
four times. Mr.. Rice's high kicking
dance with twoo the young ladies Is
also an artistic piece Of work.
The piece win be repeated this even
ing. Last night tbs house was as crowd
cd as IL ever was in It's history, and a
better pleased audience never was. -
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Nearly all diseases originate from In
action Of the liver, and this especially
the case with Chills and fever, intermit-
tent ievers, and malRrial diseases, To
save doctors bills and ward off disease
take Simmons Liver Regulator, a medi'
cine that increases In popularity each
year, and has become the most popular
and best endorsed medicine in the mar
ket for the cure Of liver or bowel dis
eases,-ZskgrGph, Dubuque, Ia. MwP&w
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After considerable trouble and hurry
ing around on the part OF u few specially
interested ones, a small section OF the
Fourth ward Democracy was rouaded
up In the Police Court room at the Pub
lie Building for the purpose Of holdinga
Council suggestion meeting, For the
First Branch the names Of Peter F, Fer
rell, whose term as O member Of that
body expires with this Council, viii
bert Jacobs aud John w, Boring, were
suggested, For the Second Branch the
names suggested were those OF Alex I,
Young and Frank Healy, two Of the
present inCumbents, Joseph Yshn,
Charles Bell, David @. Kurner, Peter
Hoe and last, but not least, the well
known, ex-"Great Commoner" Philo
l., Kimberly, For committeeman James
T. Gray was named, Three candidates
for the Second Branch from this ward
will be chosen lromthe names suggested
at the primary.
The following Democratic suggestions
have also been made;
, Second ward-First Branch OF Council,
]. ], Jacob, W. II, Rinehart, Joseph
Rmsheimor; Second Branch, NJ, j,
o'Kane, Albert Hadlich, Albert Cappsl
John S. Welty, Ii. L. Weisgerber, p,
Kennedy, +. 7. Jepson, II, Mansfield,
Jacob SSeitzer aud George Arkle. Ex-
ecutlve Committeeman, A, A, Franz,
helm, II, +. Weisgerber.
Sixth ward-First Branch Of Council,
II. G. Caldwell Second Branch, Patrick
Weir, Frank Cruise, j. B. Wilkie, John
Lanahan, @. W. Kriter, John Gallaher,
Gregory Warner, Edward Wilde, WASH
ingtOn Rumble, P,J, Gavin, Frank Lutz,
James Killen, Joseph Weidner, N, @,
Reister, Hugh Dawson, John Pracht and
Joseph Nolte. Executive Committee
man, John v. Mehen.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted Ia
record onu deed Of trust and the follow
ing transfers Of real Ustatoi
Deed made January 2 by Lamb and
Russell, special commissioner, 10 Henry
o, r. Miller, Ia consideration q SogO, lol
a lot on Ash street and the Elm Grove
road, ,,,,,
Y, Hope, trustee, 10 tile CltlGgnB' Build,
ing Association, In consideration Of
100, for lot 10 III John and Craig
Rltchlu'S addition,
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We respectfully AK you 10 examine
tho World Type Writer Apefleetly lrae.
tiCal writing machine for 5000 II 10
recommended AZ an educator,
Tfo privilege Of returning during the
holiday week any writer that does not
iniofe6t and please the party 70 WHOM
bteaentpd. Ebw, H. R6sn 4 Co..
% Twelfth street,
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Wanted.

JTTANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO
recommended. Enquire IN the forenoon at liz
ChAplino street, Iaj
WANTED-A TRAVELLING MAN
w One that has had experiences on the road
IN Dry Goo aud Notions, To travel In Morgan,
Noble and parts OF Washington, Athens and
MtiSklnRlm counties, Ohio, that has acquRlnt'
AnOe With the merchants Ia that territory, state
age, experience aud recommendations. JONES,
WlTTBR 4 CO., Columbus, Ohio. jAlO
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Pastor Baptist Church


Give us q call II you need q cloak,
your cholcC At almost ono.halt the orig
Ihal cost, al SToNB 4 THOMAS.
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

New Spring stock Of ladies' muslin
underwear Just opened. Special bar
gains at 20c, SOC and SOC each, at
STONE & THOMAS.
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TnR opinion Of the people is that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best and
cheapest remedy for coughs, colds, sore
throat, asthma, etc. ',