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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-13
THE sAw.alLE BAND
Disturbn tho sweot slambcr. of n Newt,

Disturbn tho sweot slunbcrs Of n Newly
Married East Wheeling Couple.
The Saw.mill Baud Is coming to DO
one Of the recognized institutions Of the
city, and The members are moro alert In
their efforts 10 discover the whereabouts
Of newly married couples than any beast
could be for itsprey. The Band consists
Of about fifteen Of tho goods boys for
which the North End Is noted. The
instruments Of torture comprise bass
Drum, several tin horns and two circular
saws hung on pole TO be beaten with
clubs by the star performers Of the Band.
These saws were procured at the abanl.
oned saw.mill bought by the Pittsburgh.
Wheeling K Kentucky Railroad Com.
pany from Wilson x Dunlevy some
years ago, md II Is from this circum.
stance that the na BIZ takes lis name. N
Last night n little past midnight, the
Band discovered that a recently married
couple was sleeping peacefully At tho
residence Of the young lady's father In
East Wheeling. They proceeded 10 tho
place and for nearly an hour kept every
living creature In that part Of town
awake with the most unearthly din
Imaginable. The groom was too back.
ward to 10 out and meet tho Band, and
by making 1t pleasant for tho members
secure Immunity from their racket, 40
the bro.her'in.law was sent to make
peace. The boys demanded a treat, and
the brothet.,r.law doled his robe do
mutt and donned bis day garments and
took the Band to Van Keuren'e, where
oyster stews ID quantity sufficient put
him and the household on good terms
with the boys 'D.t Al 4
While the fifteen boys were seated
about tho tables, the burden OF their
conversation was speculation as to
whether "anulder duler" whom they
have picked out 10 serenade tonight,
will cotnc down rs handsomely Us did
' der bloke from out east
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X. ofG. Z. Anp,yersary.

Garfield Castle Nos, Knights Of the
Golden Eagle, will hold their fourth
anniversary in Westwood's hall, corner
Of Thirty.ejgbth and Jacob stress, Satur-
day evening, November 10, 1890, at 1880
p. m. There will be several speeches,
also a free lunch served, and a general
good time ia expected for all who attend.
1t is for the purpose Of giving the mem.
bera, their families and their friends as
well, an opportunity to come together
and enjoy themselves.
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Everything In modern furniture IA
shown here-Design and finish are mar.
ticuiar features In our immense stock
We haven't anything to show that's Ind
lis day--Wc keep apace with tho times
and endeavor to always present tho
latest In our line--In Chamber Suits in
all woods (notably oak, the prettiest
and most stylish by iar}-we can interest
you to IN extent not equalled by INV
house-Special attention Is paid to oak
goods in antique and sixteenth century
Gnish-We show good values Id these
goods, from twenty-five TO one hundred
and fifty dollars. Do you think Of buy
ins2 Must you refurnish2 Examine
our offerings this week In Oak Suits Mt
S25 90 each-We guarantee thom the
best values in their way-Thc safest
collateral offered In my mart In tho
clty-We hold them at these figures in
antique oak and sixteenth century finish
only-In better grades we have splendid
values in superb desiens-Regular critic.
rions In MISUNDERSTANDING oil ex-
0uislte taste. 5sE .sg,5Et. -sEprt-i
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WANTED FOR ROBBERY.
An Alleged Thief from Wheeling Arrest
ed nj Uniontowp, Pa, s

An Alleged Thief from Wheeling Arrest
ed nj Unlontown, Pa. B
Several daya ago Charles seabright,
who formerly kept the old Drover's
Home, at the south end Of the city, aud
Is now foreman Of tho Delaire steel
works, waa robbed OF Slo5. The money
was taken from his room In his residence,
the old hotel building. A loager named
]. Lowry disappeared about the came
time ns the money, and suspicion was
naturally aroused that he waa the thief.
The police authorities were notified
and set on foot inquiries which led 10
the tlicoyery that Lowry had gone to
Uniontown, Pa. Chief Delbrugge com.
municaled with the authorities there,
and as result ho yesterday received a
telegram saying Lowry had been cap:
tured there, and was held as a fugitive
from justice.
He will DO brought here for trial.
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AUTUMN NJ ADVICE.
Keep your lee, warm nnd DIR.

Keep your ieet warm and dry. If.
Wear waterproof boots In preference 10 ases!cs
or rubbcrs, 5fHIV1 ,NF (
Keep your cyc on your umbrella, you will
need It yourleli.
Stop cough OF cold at once. Pneumonia
aad consumption may be started BY either.
II you wear rubbes take them OIL whenever
you have tho chance, even II only for n few
minutes. IE-. a
liyou feel cough or cold coming on lake u
drink OF purc Whisky at ones. II will keep tho
blood In circulation and Is the best preventive
against tho diseases Of the season.
Remember ,ha. only pure wh!skey shotM be
taken. DuAy's Pure Malt whiskcy has the
strongest recommendations from tho leading
scientists mud medical men OF tho country. md
is tho only standard medicinal whisky known.
Insist Oh haylugit Ri
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I, The Board B, Of Lady Managers Of the
West Virginia Home for Aged i and
Friendless Women desire to extend
thanks for the very acknowledgements TO
the supper given Tuesday evening at
the Home, and regret that many We're
compelled on account Of the crowd to 20
away without supper. Persons holding
tickets who were unable to be served
can have their money refunded by cali.
Ing on the Treasurer, Mr.. oseph IA.
Bell, at Logan Drug Co. q store. sIlE,
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The tobacco crop Is very light this yoar here
aboun. none to amount 10 anything having
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The electric light run by primary
battery on the Volta-Eclipse system,
which was turned on in the ISTELL..
dENcER office at 0:30 p. m. Tuesday, was
taken away at $3.50 yesterday forenoon,
and was still burning. The light burned
steadily oil that time. The zincs which
were weighed Tuesday night were
weighed again yesterday morning.
Those in tho battery which furnished a
current 10 1nn one-eigh.h horEe. power
motor we're found to be quarter OF 4
pound lighter than those in tho battery
not used, Just RS Mr.. Aldridge had pre-.
dicted. Last night the company had a
nine.hundred- candle.power arc light in
front OF its place on Twelfth street run
by itB batteries. 1t burned beautifully.
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Alex FitSF00t Pocket,

While no doubt Z puzzled these GOOD peoplc,
any school boy III Whceliag would have SHOWN
that literally translated Il would read '..-'.,"N
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FoR cut, bruise, burn or scald, there
is nothing equal to Chamberlaln's Pain
Balm. It heals the parts more quickly
than any other application, and unless
the injury isyery severe, no scar is left.
For sale by.;W: W. Irwin. G. r. Goetze,
John Klari. G. Schnepf, W. E. Williams
aud My. delnrlcl. Daw
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks

Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
J. L. Curtis, Of Wellsburg, was at the
Mcclure yesterday. m
Mr.. ]. II. Markwood aud wife, of Key
ser, arc Mt the Mcclure house.
Ex.secretary OF State Henry s. Walker
was in tho city awhile yesterday.
Mrs. A. B. Foreman and two daughters
were at the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Messrs. Ohio S. and Il. II. Holloway,
Of Flushing, o., are at the Stamm house.
Mr.. F. W. Wright, OF Noyberp, W.
Va, was ut the stamm house yesterday.
State Labor Commissioner Ed. Rob.
ersson has returned from trip to
Charleston on official business. l
Mrs. Senator John E. Kenns is yisit.
ing Miss Ella Hunter, OF this city. and
will be here for day or two only.
Hon. Augustus Pollock is suffering
from an attack OF pleuro.pneumonja.
His friends hope for speedy recovery.
Frank ]. Jones, OF the France Medical
Institute Company, Of Columbua, is in
the city. accompanied by his wife and
son. ~. Z Z. &c. &C rs { p
Mrs. Tom Burke and Mrs. Helen De.
vries, who have been visiting friends in
Maryland Tor the past three weeks, re-
turned home last evening.
Amy Ames, who was the great feature
in Hoyt's Tin Soldier" and Natural
Cas-" plays the Irish woman, Biddy Nc
&ant,, in Katie Emmett's play, THE
Waits OF New York." this season. Miss
Ames 10 considered by most good Judges
to be the beat comedy Irish woman on
the stage to-day, and tho salary she re-.
ceives, 500 weekly, for supporting Miss
Emmett, is certainly more thnn most
stars get. She will be seen In "The
Waits OF New York" at the Grand this
evening. (, :, {4,:5t.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now in receipt Of n complete
line Of Fall and Winter WooIens, con-
slsting Of Oyerc0atings, sultings, FantG.
and Fancy Yestlngs. which we
warrant 10 make up in llrst-class style
ut reasonable prices and III guarant ecd.
A complete line Of Gents Furnishing
foods in stock. Seamless Merino and
Fast Black Half Hose at 25c y pair.
Wear our celebrated all.W0Ol Knit
Jackets. Z. HESS L. SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. *. Wood left yesterday i1r
Atlantis. Gu, TO attend the national temperance

There Is no reason why the street crossings
should not be kept clean. The paved streets are
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Last evening at 5 o'clock Mr. Harry NJ.
Fitzgerald and Miss Katie Michel were
married in Bishop kaiu's parlors, Rev.
Father McElligott oiiciating. Tho at.
PENDANTS were Mr.. John L. Fitzgerald,
brother of the groom, and Mr.. Harry
Michel, brother OF the bride. The cere.
mony was witnessed by q number OF the
friends Of the couple. Last evening re.
ception was rendered MIR. and Mrs. Filz.
gerald at the residence Of the brides
parents on South Main street, and a
pleasant time was enjoyed. The happy
couple received many handsome tokens
OF esteem from their friends.
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at Clerk Hooks Oillce.

Clerk Hook yesterday issued a mar
riage license to Joseph Hammer, aged
%, and Mics NJ. Elizabeth Niehaus, aged
is, both Of Wheeling. 49, 5
He admitted to record deed OF trust
and q lease from Mary Eary S. Pautsch
to Henry Schodder, Of the house at a6lS
Chapline street, ior period Of 10 years.
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II you cannot see and need spcctacIes
you should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Uptieian In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUB,
JeWeler and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio wreck crew was
at work yesterday clearing mp the debris
caused by Tuesday nights wreck ut
Forty-third street. A car OF corn and Il
car Of furniture and glassware were de-
molished. All tho goods which had not
been carried away by those living in the
neighborhood were burned with the
wreckage OF the cars. 81.
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George Galley. Of the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
bridgeport switching engine, has resumed
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Docs 1t Chill Yonr ,1.rr.,,x

!, The Natural Gas Company Of West
Virginia has notified some OF its Gus.
toners that after December ], 1890. the
price OF gas will be 10 cents 1000 cubic
feet net. The price now is 10 cents.
with 335 per cent of if paid by tho 10Th.
The advance is Just 50 per cent. sl.i..lL.
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TOOK HIN BY SURPRISE.
pennies Mt Kline brothers. Go rs Far Oh
+ 81, Dollars ElseWhcrc.,,y =. s-s'.,-.

.Ns'e
Having advertised this lately, a small
boy who, was lucky enough to posyeas
five Of these pennies walked into Kliues
Clothing House and asked to see s.
suit. After looking a few Of the suits
over, he selected one. When he came
to pay for 1t, he handed the salesman
his five pennies in payment. 9.I
"Whtt's this ?" inquired the sales
man. r.. ,jssllT' 1a
"Why, OATS for dc cloze," replied the
!, But the price Of that suit is S., not
five cents.' !ss * al \,
"Ah, 60 on; watts de matter wild You !?
Ha!n't yez got cart in do paper wat
aays pennies goes as lar as dollars at
klines' p" q; e 2 q 49, a
2 Read our advertisement In to.mor.
rows paper. We will make pennies oil.
most 20 as far as dollars. ',tSs. t5l}G.$i q
KLINE BRoruERs, 4
Reliable CFothiers,
q ..5sI5 LAO Main Street, {.
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CLUB ORDERS!

Mustard saraines. s cans Tor ..............
OIL sardlnes, cans i0r.....
tont ios 'pl.
Tapioco, lbs
Rolled Oats lbs
New Raisins per pound.
New English Curranis, 4 lbs for.........,.....,.
New Navy Beans, quarts for- .................. 2
&c kar Soap. bars
Good Laundry Hoap, 10 bnrs for.......,..........
Clothes Pins Cite Cent Per Dozen. ............,,
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November 18th and 18th the Balti.
more 4 Ohio company will sell excur.
sion tickets 10. Winchester, Woodstock.
Middletown, Harrieonburg, Staunton and
Lexington, Va, at one fare for the
round trip, good returning fifteen days
from date OF sale. s3M
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II you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Markeror memorial Of any kind,
and want hrst.class work and low prices,
call at office oiL.A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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# Up at Toronto somebody has been
passing good deal Of counterfeit money
very good limitations, both in paper and
silver. The silver is all dated 1887, and
ia evidently some OF the same OUTPUT
that bothered Wheeling merchants not
long ago. y " . - =
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women's Christian Temperance Union

Every Thursday evening the ladies' Of
the Wheeling Union will be pleased to
meet their friends at "Evangelistic Hail."
on Market street. This evening at $50
O'Clock short literary and musical pro.
gramme will be given, and free lunch
served.
. Temperance pledges will be offered by
Mr.. Sawyer. .as - b. s. IA
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Up in Hancock county there Is a gen.
uine case Of repeating at the polls. The
man is a Democrat, and voted at both
the precincts in Butler district-a dis.
ttict, by the way, heretofore always
Democratic, but carried by the Repub.
licans this year. The man will be pros
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increasing tho 1Illps popula,lo

There were nine cases in the police
court yesterday morning. Eight Of
them were Migrants and the ninth a
man charged with peddling without
license. All tho nine were sent to. the
hill, making a patrol wagon load the
horse could scarcely pull. ! 81,
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Tho Arlon KnfIeeylBite.

Tho regular monthly KaHeeviaite OF
the Arion Society was held at the club
ROOMS. About Heyenty people took sup
per after which the young folks danced
to Killmyer's music and the older ones
took charge of the card room.
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A Plens,nrssnsa

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature to eGectually cleanse tho system
when costire or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading drurpisto.
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fnutcntionB.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. l2.-For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, fair, preceded by rain in the
mountains Of West Virginia, no change
in temperature, except slightly warmer
in Ohio, variable winds.
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MI. Keymnnn's Hotel Bu,nedI,

A telegram was received yesterday
from Canton, o., saying that the hotel
on the Lake Park, at Meyers lake, near
that city, was burned 10 the ground yes.
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te,day morning. The hotel and park
were tho property Of Mr.. Anton Roy.
mann, OF this city. Mr.. Paul Reynann,
his son, raid last night that the loss
would DO about $4,000, and there was
m insurance Of $500 on all the build.
ipga. M ---- -
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bridgeport,


The Y. N. q. A. prayer meetings at the patlors
here are being largely attended. 49,. j
The Diamond Touring mill Is running day
anu night 70 supply the demand for iiour.
Tho first ball OF the season will be gIyct, By tho
week. -ls.5. ~, NJ -, -. = 80
The plate mill OF tho Standard Iron Works
machinery. l.. ! = - : -
J. ?. Graham, OF the Standard, returned yts.
!tetday from VISIT offs homo IN tho western
George Galley. Of the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
bridgeport switching engine, has resumed
charge OF his engine. - alTZ.t :
oa!cer Lynn Donely and Joseph yolon left
Yesterday Tor the interior Of West Virginia to
bpe.ld month hunting deer. II
Superintendent Frank Townsend, OF tho
yesterday 10 the city on business. -, = :
bridgeport Is to have weekly newspaper
within short time II viii be- editcl by n
business man, andwil! be Known US the Bridge.
port argus.
Freddie Joyce. who was 80 unfortunate as 10
have an artery in his left hand cut vii lie MAY.
along NICELY. > a- Z X; q
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Matters Of More or Less Importance from
Over the Ohio.
James Llnder, OF Axiom, is visiting old friends
here. . r. o. - ''sEs.5E
Frank Spence moved his family to Pittsburgh
Yesterday. ',E
Mrs. s. G. W. Morrison is quite Ill with rhcu.
matte fever. III
,QuIctness agniu prevails on tho Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh railroad. 3tt.. - -. :
]. J. Patterson has succeeded Charles Thorn.
gate as agent OF the Adams Express Company.
David Jones, OF Newlands addition, had his
hand cut of In The rolling mill at Cambridge on
Mr. and Mrs. O. Il. Wood left yesterday ior
Atlantis. Ga. to attend the national temperance
convention. 1e5s -st7 ~
There Is no reason why the street crossings
should not be kept clean. The paved streets arc
no exception.
The Reeves Opera Company win play the
bnrlesque OF Faust at the Opera House next
Wednesday evening. .ss
Good progress Is being made on the Martins
Ferry extension OF Wheeling e Lake Erie, con.
sidctin. the weather. Lumber for the bridge
across Gtenns run has arrived. =y.Z
FoE sALE-Three small houses in Third ward
and one four roomed house on Main street.
Grand opportunity for workingmcn TO get
homes. Also for safe, two lots Oh Elm street;
excellent building site md fine view. Enquire
o. George v. Reece, corner Hanover and Fifth
Etrcota. -, 91g,rei.g
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lsev. G. +. Locke. OF Pittsburgh, lectures TO.
night In the Flint N. L. Church on "lho Parson
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J.. p. Graham. OF the Standard, returned vas.
etIay FROM VISIT 70 his homo In tho western
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DoS'7 fail to attend tie Social, to be
given by the Crangle Band, az the Second
Presbyterian Church, this evening.
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z A PLEASANT time is assured all who
50 to the Second Presbyterian Church
this evening,
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officer Lynn Donclly and Joseph i,oon left
Yesterday Tor the interior OF West Virginia to
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A SOCIAL will be given by the Cranele
Mission Band, Of the Second Preshy.
terrain Church, this evening. h,
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At feet better. IN nicer goods. at lower prices
than any house III tho city. W !. -
ocll lO49 Main STRAIT
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A STARTLING SIGHT !

HUNTINGTON, l. l., Oct. 1.-The good people
OF this quaint old town were very much startled
when the moon rose last night, to find across il
silrery face III letters dark and distinct = =
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. ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 2lOO
Main St. Kimmel Whisky specially.
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The plate mill OF tho Standard Iron Works
was thrown lido yesterday by brcakage OF tho
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Bnnt Crow while playing during the dinner
0 hour at tho Bcllalrc Bottle Works OIL Tuesday,
fall hfnkn IA 10 lat Nm
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Gle Sntcllioenfcr.
0nlcc, Nos. rs nnd 81 Fourteenth, Street.
Now Advertisements.

Sale OF City OF Wheeling ~ per cent Bonds.
Opera llon.e-Gennett'M 0uI.on Opera Co.
Trustees sale.
Hoi!ce-El0cntiouary Contest!
Trustees Sac.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
Card OF Thanks. .gEFlH@
DO You Want to buy n Lamp-Ewing Bros.
Upright Piano for Silc-F. VI. Daumer 4 Co.
@. W. Reece-Real Ettate Agent-Fourih Page
Opera Houtc-J. Ghas Harrison, NJ. D.
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VAN HourES's CocoA.-"Once tried
always used" .a,E 80 Mwar
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The thermometer at Schnepfa drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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LIS. Coop sells dry goods the cheapest,
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EVERY penny tells-You can get Sui.
walton Oil for twenty-five cents. Best in
the market.
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Good progress Is being made on the Martins
Ferry extension Of Wheeling g. Lake Erie, con.
sidctin. the weather. Lumber for the bridge
ACROSS Gfcnns nm has arrived laT.a s - :
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Aereae X. wreck and crash furniture Yoe and r. 10
w. 100 SUI makes no difference HOUSE HERRM4MN
Keep on seng the best goods In The railroad com
pay TOR this loss We Will you the best
nay love or money and charge YOU for tho
ener, and youl pay less money than elseWhera