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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-02

]. B. Loughran, ex-Nlayor OF North
Des Moines, and the Locust street manu-.
facturer OF steam engines and boilers
said: II had q severe attack OF la grippe
I used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm ia
my breast. These remedies were ius,
the thing in my case. Ny child had
Group some years ago, and We used Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success; since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house,
l had a cousin who was q printer and
was employed in this city, where thew
were printing circulars for Chamberlain.
He had deep.seated cold and q terrible
cough, md while letting up the copy he
made up his mind to buy bottle. It
cured his cough, and that was the first
time l ever knew anything OF Chamber.
lain's remedies. I have been strongly
in their favor ever since. MY own eS.
perience and that Of my family con.
vinces mo that these remedies are the
best in the world. That may be strond
language, but that i, what i think. i
FOR aale By W. W. Irwin, c. r. Goetze,
]. Klari, 0. schnepi and NJ. W. Helm.
rici. IL pAw :.
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WHEELING lNSTALMENT ca

we beg to call your special attention ia or =
oeuuias department; In that more, pcrhans
'han any Other every one is at present jpte,as,es
re display an unparalleled line OF beading,
o. all Observation-Disclosures, Blankets po1
spreads etc. ptedomlna,e-An endless line NJ
these reasonable goods at very uusessonnh,a , ".
slrahe prices arc shown-ia this Sena pt.d ue.
SoM,l bonhd TO Catch on" to somcthnr ro, W..
I u,I hiags you never dream of@.G 20 ,u
!o Tu a'nS!ne you ncyor require present thcms
hclyeS 10 your vision at every tilrn v,,e IN
Colasei-NlSit this department Tho cn,,I 1my
weeK-our sptcHl offerings In goods VIII any
o orHGu nohe put new, seasouablc, can'to win,
o ~ ns s at unquestionable nricesMWn
VIII oiler iull size Comforts, lined wiz ,,bIo
cetioh at only 70 cents, reduced. irom Z, o Wn'o
n, H,s co,ton lined Comforts In good calcoes
PsS.ty patterns, only 81 IS, worth 81 WS-Hsne";
a larger size and heayie lined. ~ fn1mnr
plite q 15-Large, full size Satine snmfnr,s
usual price %. will be sold during his ,ranr 90,
Only s125--rhese goods are consldercd hS co, ~
heent Judges (peoplc who arc posted on II; Shat.
thicc dollar comforts should boy very chaan y,
tneir regular price, s3--Iu Gnc Satincs ,rro ~
oier some beauties at 3d. that regularly so,T inr
Er wtls Veiy hnest, largett size and hcayIest
a1oaeh Saline Comforts, lined with select wbiic
coatoh. VIII DO marked 10 sell at s. 25~Thcse,
arc goods you pay 70 Per cent more ior IN nn.,
Sly RooeS house--Thc goods we oSirr aro NJ M
pest Of their kind-The prices ,yc na mo t tho
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Au,Oid Citizen Dead.

Mr.. Upton J. Duaield, for years a well
known copper.smith Of this city, died
on Sunday at his home ut Ciarneton,
aged seventy-ive. His body will be
brought here on the Liberty to-day, and
bis funeral will take place from the
steamer at the wharf at l o'clock. Mr..
Dufield was the father OF large family,
one Of his sons being Mr.. William Duf.
field, formerly newspaper man here
and later jeweler here and at Erie, Pa
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NOTES ON NAyIGA ALTON.

SlnSe OF Winter md DIoyem9nts Of Boats
The River Interests. 81.
The river was still falling last night
and the water had gotten down to 0 fee
. inches. The reports from above were
Warren-2 feet 8 inches and falling
weather cloudy. :
Brownsville-l foot 4 inches; weathe
cloudy. gg"&
Morgantown-4 feet and standing
weather cloudy.
Parker-2 feet inches and falling
weather cloudy.
The Matt =. Allen paused up yesterday
from Parkeroburs for Pittsburgh at noon
The Ben Hur passed Gown from Pitts
burgh for Parkersburg at s p. m.-The
Andes was not heard from yesterday
but was expected up from Cincinnati fol
Pittsburgh early this morning.-The
Liberty and Phillips were in and out on
time.
To-day the II. K. bedford will leave
for Pittsburgh at s a. m.--The Hudson
is due 10 pass up from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh at s a. m.-The Courier is
to days Parkersburg packet, leaving at
ll:30 q. m.
The river men are getting little anx-
ious about the stage Of the river. It has
gotten down rather low and is still fall.
ing and a slight cold snap would pro.
duce heavy ice. Some Of the boatmen
are putting in supplies OF extra line in
view Of possible freeze up.
The Ben Hur claims to have made the
run from Pittsburgh to Wheeling yes.
terday in four hours. II this Isl true,
what's the use Of any more railroads?
Yesterday three cattle, landed from
the Liberty at Bellaire, ran back to tho
river, and leapins in swan out into the
river. It took the boat and her yawls
an hour to get them back to shore.
?. rs % H E . F..
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Alrnnil. ~ ~

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
S. A. Conelly, OF Littleton, is in the
city.
Dr.. T. c. Edmiston, Of Weston, is at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. F. W. Banner got home from the
East yesterday.
Mrs. Harry W. List is the guest Of
Mrs. sobieski Brady.
State Senator William Worley, OF
kingwood, is at the Mcclure house.
Lieutenant B. NJ. Powell, u. S. A., was
at the Windsor last night, on his way to
Parkersburg.
Mrs. John Ewing, Of Fifteenth street,
has returned from visit with friends at
Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. J. Levi, who has been absont
from the city on On extended business
trip, has returned.
Misses Estelle and Berthe Zane, Of the
Island, are visiting Mrs. Indiana Nc.
Swords, at Martins Ferry.
Frank S. Reed and wife and aiiss Hat
tie Hough, OF FaiInont, we're regis.
tered st the Rehler yesterday.
Judge Z. Il. Cochran returned last
evening from Toledo, where he spent
Thanksgiving with his family.
Miss Cimerall, Of Covington, Ky, is
visiting Mrs. Gibson Lamb. Mrs. Lamb
gave . little reception last evening in
her honor.
S. P. Wells, OF Cincinnati, is o. the
Mcclure. Mr.. Wells is one OF the oldest
and best known insurance adiusters in
the country.
Mr.. Joseph +. Taylor was here yeater-
day, representing ''The Two Sisters
This play will be given. at the Opera
House next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Hans Heilbrein, OF Gam
Francisco, registered at the Windsor.
They are on their way from Germany,
where Dr.. Heibrein recently went to
claim his bride.
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penil, urn Yonne MAN.

y Lewis, the nineteen.yeNr.old son oil
Judge Holt, OF St. Clairsyille, formerly
Of Martins Ferry, died yesterday very
suddenly. He had n hand taken OF
in planning mill some time ago. Last
week he WIS taken sick with what WAS
supposed to boa kidney complaint, but
Sunday 1t WAS pronounced spotted fever,
due to the wound. He was q stalwart,
highly respected young man, and his
parents have much sympathy. g
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EEw! NEW! NEW!

We arc now In receipt Of a complete
line Of Fnll end Winter WOOIens, con.
sistlng OF OrcrcOntings, suitings, Pauta-
ioonings nud Fancy Festings, which we
warrant 10 mako up in Nrst'c]ass style
at reasonable prices and 1T gnarAn' ced.
4 complete line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods in stock. Seamless Merino and
Fast Black Half Hose ut Csc a pair.
Wear our celebrated all.w00l Knit
jackets. G. HESS l. SUAS, X
1891 l. 1898 Market Street.
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NELlAlRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City, H-

All Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
the Glasa CITY.
John Troll, the wool man, was In the city yes.
terday. N - : -
Train Master ohlIgcr was In the city yesterday
on business. u. r. 100 - - =
NJ; Arnold, Of the BeallsvIlle A,gas, was In
the city yesterday. -g '.'Tl n.
Walter Dasrah, OF 81. Clalrsyille, Is here look.
ingaf his various interests. m (
Milton Moore and family have moved from
Warnocks to tho Fourth ward. rF lr.
Some Of the goods OF II Lippel were found
over III Benwood, hid away among some logs,
Ltnbcr ID large quantities from Bctiatrc,
10 Cleveland. =
Henry Linple, the clothing man, Is the latest
victim Of the thieves. His back door was broken
open anu great many foods taken. ~
Tho product Of the bottle works will all go to
Alton. Ills, for tho ". N. Elliott Company,
whose factory burned tome limo Hgn.
J. I, Ray. National President OF tho Miners
Association, was present NJ u meeting III city
Hall yessefday. They were discussing the screen
question. pHa - ~
=, D +; Simpson, who lstaked OF III Kansas for
United States Senator, was formerly Of shis
county having lived NJ Mortistown and at St.
John ". Drake will DO tried at ST. Clairsvillc
Tomorrow for horse stealing. lie took a horse
belonging 10 Joseph Tilton the day tho i. o, D.
+. had their blow out last TALL.
The Dellaire Stamping Company, recently
burned on, Is arranging ior their Aea TO no 10
work IN tho Old !Etna mold shop, making dies
III the Buckeye Lantern building. Another lot
VIII be put 10 work. y
A nuihber. Of young men will form non.
partisan club for the debating OF all sorts oil
political Questions. Everybody Will be wei,
come. md all can talk NJ much as they want "a
on subjects that come before them. = /.
George Rom!ck, yard master OF the Cleveland
d Pittsburgh yards here. fell from n moving
ltain III the yards last evening, and WINS badly
bruised about the arms and hips. A signal was
given, mud the train stopped Immediately, or lie
would have been killed. - =
"A fine bay. mare, Esta, purchased by Col. J. r,
Mercer IN Kentucky some t!me siucc, had her
leg broken by Il kick from another horse Oh The
| llose stock farm ut Mt Pleasant, The marc
had TO DO Killed. 4 fine colt, however In cooG
condition, survives It's mother. ;
a loaded car wcstbouud on tho Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad yesterday morning Jumped The
track on the bridge Just at Union street, and rat
pretty nearly to the end Of the bridge. Tho cal
made bid racket and scared tic resident,
along the route, as they thought It might torplt
| over, -
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The Council Committee on Legislation
provided for by joint resolution Of the
City, Council adopted some time ago,
was named yesterday by Mayor Sea.
bright and President Cruise OF the Second
Branch. The committee consists OF
Messrs. P. T. Farrell and Cecil Robin.
son, Of the First Branch, and G. F. Brand.
lass, J. A. Ankle end A. G. Hadlich, OF
the Second. H. s 81
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WHEELING IESTgLMENT m,

IN conjunction With comforts we will otter r,
.hls department Blankets In NIL sizes at love,
usules 'nah you w!llagain have IN oppor,unitv.
10 buy. 1o-i Blankets in gray and blue sc.,ors
extra size and weight, good. heavy, warm corrr.
ing, VIII sell during this week at univ .,
n,Ir blankets IN Iii. same Color. . b e.
u IN red eas s MSes X B"nE e1a
pure ~ w woi' aaa s,n These goods
our guIe: puIe wool ysIHght &C
~ 'er or white colors, IS so pair. rrdncnn
warp and KH8as arc WOOL bosh
hss weeE The pless dS win MT DO sss!ssd
aasnitiesLarge szs White Bed sn gsase M
~ tolo at 81 ~ former price 81 2s-IGnnds VII
SSpEeaas !nli sze 20 reduced rom 70
you would bsv nede Ihis week aud come early if
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TO THE LADIES. i
THE WHEELING
CO,
1885 to 1i40 Market Street.

nj. f|..a.
inc weather Isl last season abba and bo,,sn
noia necessities commensurate ,l,ercwl,l, ,1c -,
once Observation-Disclosures which Won ;. ro AZ ~
lefiea purchasing lowing to The niidness Of thc
,on"a" must now DO bousht-You can no
longer deny yourself the comforts tho 20, seas ,u
compels you to have-In your homo q 10 sh'
S wf,h necessary that you surround
wWba,'] Z pf na against winters blast;t
q inc Jst our t es
ynu VIII iail TO find here@Syepvt sSo.a , mat
copst l u,s as1 to drawing room appontmcnis
cens assortment Of new goods at rock bnion
The four vail wsi,s a ~ you Enclosed BY
'S5 the psa aso peasanaa
o 10 nhsc h9ne cheerful, comfortable and couv
o oer Se riIeFed up In every department we'll
h aEo quote prices OFT goods t6at nnvcr
,n, ana never VIII BIO again equAed. and mnrt
XII ,ad Is not necessary 10 have your pockeboos
.ita 10 lake advantage OF those drives ,,S.
mentS at cash prices. " W! w easy pay
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LOCAL BREylTlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In md Abou,
g.. thu civ ..a.i ~

MhttGfs OF MINOR NOlheht IN ana About
tho City.
OPERA House this evening-"The Fat
Mems Club"
THE GRAND this evening-Nelson's
Vaudeville Company.
TIE Littleton Oil and Gas Company Is
ready 10 put downa well on the Brissett
farm, near Littleton. a
The usual Monday night hop was
given at the Wheeling Club last evening,
with kilmeyer's music.
WILLIAM BLArrsEn died Of his home
in the Eighth ward Sunday evening,
after only few hours illness with
cramps.
ALL those who are to take part in tho
piano recital OF Prof. Engle Friday even
ing will meet In GermAnia hall this
evening for rehearsal. :
THE glass works at Brilliant was sold
recently TO man named Moore, to COM
ply with some legal requirements.
There is talk Of It's starting up. q
LoutR GrAB's team ran of on Main
street at Tenth yesterday and he was
thrown out and dragged some distance.
Neither he nor the wagon was much
hurt. a.s.
THE section hands on the Cleveland
I4orain 4 Wheeling railroad have had
their wages reduced from 81 % per day
to 81 10 per day. They have no ides
why the cut was made.
]. A. HoLIIDAY 4 Son have received
a contract 10 furnish lumber for hand
some two.story frame house for Michae
LOTUS, which Ia to be erected on Yer
mont street. 1t will cost about $1,000.
| PROFESSOR SPEEDY met those who art
to take part in the coming Kirmess yes
terday and last evening at the old cour
house. He thinks he has good materia
and that the entertainment here will bt
brilliant success.
In the police court yesterday MAY
Williams, Nellie White and Jennie War
her were fined $40 and costs for fighting
and May $40 additional for abusing al
officer. Young Frank Grubler was iine(
81 and cos,s Tor disturbing the Salvation
Army services, aud two Sunday drunkI
, paid IS and costs.
i THE second Trade Reception in thu
series the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation is giving this season will be hell
this evening. The potters OF the cit,
are invited to spend the evening at thu
9 Association building. A programme o
! music and readings will be rendered Il
) the hall, and good social time will fol
. low.
JAMES Rous, very plain dunk, wa
, hauled down from the Second war
! market by Officer Creighton. Later thu
same officer arrested May Wilson ant
Pearl Davis for appearing on the street
after shutdown. William Dowens wa
locked up by Ruch for creating a dis
turbAnce at his mothers house in Eas
! ! Wheeling.
THOSE who kindly furnished III
Thanksgiving dinner at the Children
! Home OF Wheeling would have beel
fully compensated for their kind remen
. brance could they have been presen. a
that joyous repa1t. On that happy &C
casion there were served to the grateiu
children turkey, oysters, ice cream
donated by Ziegenfelder, candies from
!, generous young gentleman OF Wheeling
: and grapes, With all other delicacies Q
the seaaon. 1t was great occasion.
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-6.le':;a','Nih9 The yeco7d1s,o

that break nil previous records. viz; Ladies'
nnnrola Button Root, flexible sole, ~ opera,
Medium and Common Sense shapes, 9uAsAN.
TED TIiRouGAOUr, sizes 2 to 5, nj .! 10
W dths 6 to EE; aud a Ladies' Genuine Hand.
Sawed Extension Sole. the most practical shoe
made, sizes il 10 5, at 81 50-widihs 10 ZEE.
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For all who are held by the chains o
scrofula or other diseases Of the booC
comes IRON Hoods Saraaparilla, which
by lmparting the elements Of good health
and strength to the vital fluid, dissolves
the bonds OF discase and scto the captive
free. No other remedy in existence
combines the positive economy, the
peculiar merit and the medicinal power
OF Hoods sarsaparilla. i
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To tho Public,

Those wishiag to take advantage Of my
special holiday offer had better procure
tickets from my agents, who are aa 2 can.
wasting the city. The agents will only
be selling thcse tickets short time.
IN Don't let this golden opportunity pass,
Remember, a life sized crayon free,
We take this plan to introduce OH ele-
giant crayons TO the public.
PLUNaER, Photographer,
r. si-i ll3S Main street,
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MARTINS FERRY.
various happenings Briefly Chrouiclcd.
------ ~ persOnnl MntterA.

For salc-Young fresh COW. VIII be sold
cheap. Apply Box 236, Martins Ferry. ;.
The burning OF some straw In au alley caused
4 fire alarm TO BE- sounded at 8 clock yesterday
morning.
A lunch will be served In the Commercial hall
t!ls evening from to 10 o'clock by the ladies' OF
the Episcopal church.
The libraries OF "Puck" aud Judge" and
0tter publications Of this character are having
a good sale at the pos!oiicc news stand.
At ct. Clairsville yesterday morning Barney
McEntee pleaded guilty TO tho charge Of resist.
Ing an officer, and the other charges against him
were n0llIcd. ''
Capt. james Thcakcr, OF Mt. Pleasant, passed
through the city yesterday on his way TO Colunl.
bus, where he viii serve az juror In the United
States District Court. ..l-T -
Rev: c. NJ. Conway, pastor OF the Baptist
church, left yesterday for Duucau Fuils, Ohio.
HIS pulpit will be filled by Rev. NJ. N. Smith, OF
Wellsville. next Sunday.
The Fat Mems Club at the Opera House 10,
morrow night. Three hours OF laughter, new
and original music, handsome girls, beautiful
costumes and mechanical effects. q
James Mullen came down from Beaver Fall.
| last eYoniag 10 testify in behalf OF .possum'
Coss, to be tried At ST. Clarsrillc to-day on The
charge Of robbing the residence OF James Kerr
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Ul)e Sllfelltot1ter.
Onice: Nos. 20 and !. : Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements

Now Advertisements.
Diamonds-I. G. Diiion 4 Co,
Hotel Windsor Restaurant.
Pillsbury Flour-Fourth Page.
Hsndscme Christmas Prcscnts-Jdhn W.
Ayler, H.
Wire Nursery Fende:s-Ncsbltt & Bro.
For Let--G. q. Smith.
Farm for sals-Altx. Reid. r-E
Meeting Of ". U. b.s. 1I
Meeting of Hospital A ssocfatton.
For Sales. Ncsbitt-fourth Page.
WGnted-Two Young Mcn-Eourth Page.
Dry Goods-Stouc 4 Thomas-rourth Page. y
JlmcsA Henry. g, M 5El
Adyaucc tn trtcc-stan.on L Davenport.
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. a Stranger In n strange Lind.

A foreigner, young, bright looking,
but with a dialect nobody could guess,
reached Wheeling last evening seeking
his two ''brooters," who work here. He
was taken in hand by Officer Lukens,
and all sorti Of tongues were tried on
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CHINA DEPARTMENT.

:, In view Of tho increased demand for ,.,s c,s.
oil o soEas During the holidays, We have added TO
ratternS and Decorations, and viii eel Mt nriees
That VIII astonish the purchaser. ' ~ pf F''e
Yea gets, Adamanlinc, plain, SC pieces q. m
lea gets, AdamantiRe, decorated, sS niccss = w ~
le "a sets, Under Glaze, English Decorated ."
Dinner Sets. Under Glaze, English decor. :" ."
ateu- ll2 pieccS...........,,.,,,,,.. a ..,.
Dinner Sets, Adamantlne, plain, lol nicccs q n
Di ,o1 Sets, Adamsnsine. fine decorated Nv
Toilet ses o 90
loi ,a5 seis, Under Glaze, English decor. -"
Tho ~ I: 80
me above are only few of our nrIecr or
goofds mt arc we'll known. Our stock Consists,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.--Fol
Western Pennsylvania and West Viz.
ginia light SHOWS; northerly winds
lower temperature; cold wave in West.
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Belmont County Farm ara, Alliance.


The following programme has been
prepared by the Executive Committee
Tor e the regular quarterly meeting of the
belmont County Farmert' Alliance ia
be held in the Court House hall, St.
Clairsyille, December 4:
-, FORENOON SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. E Ilipgc!y, D. D.
lO;l5-Reading minutes.
1d:g-Mi.ceinneous Business.
ll:G-Report of Sub.Alliances.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1:l5-"Bienntal Sessions of the Legislature
Opened by Il, +. Gihln. - - :
The Rawlings Tax B!li7-Haa. 4. T. No
7:00-"noublc Taxationn-opened by Hon
J. ". Nichols. -
Discussion by Isaac P. Mycra
O0-Lectu!e--"shall We be Land Owners o,
Tenants7"-llon. Joshua Crawford,
Report OF the Committee Oh Resolutions.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Dec. l.-Cattle-Beceipts
aa,7so head shipments 1,76i head: market active
and shade higher. lIogs-hcceipts 400 head |;
shipments 800 head: market slow: phiadel.
ceipts 1000 head; shipments 1000 head; market
slow al last weeks prices, sIgEgsaa' zerg.A RI
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


-. "-T y NlHrDI6 Hhu NrhN1t6. ~ I. n
II You intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want tirst.class work and low prices,
call at Office Of L. a. Moore, second floor
McLain's Euild;ng, 1905 Market streat
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PLuMMERs, the leading photographers
ll3S Main street, Wheeling. g45.
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L.s,GooD sells dry goods the cheapest.

USE Taylor's Best Flour. None better.
Fully warranted.
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THERE is no risk in trying Taylor'a
Best Flour. Every sack is warranted,
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to efectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading drugsisto,
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Children CRY for Pitchers Castoria.

J CLOSING out remnants Of Wall Papers
at IS Eleventh street, = ;ssf'5.IA} n
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STIFEL & co.

Most extensive lines Of La
dies, Misses and Children's
Cloth Wraps and Jackets in
the State. Sizes and prices
to suit everyone.
Don't purchase until you
have seen our stock.
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CLUB ORDERS.

, our Club Order Department is rr:r;,, t.,
o 4Ier onI pG,sl oef to gay freight ali
exceped) has made for us hundreds of cn s.Ent
erS within radius Of 200 miles. = " customs
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