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The Lamar register., 1890-01-18

to the schools of the county.
G. I. FEAST,
Co. Supt.
Let any entertainment be an
nounced that our people desire to at
tend, and there is not room in town
large enough to hold the people.
Lamar has outerown the halls we
have, and more commodious hall
is the demand of the day.
Six hundred, thirty-one dollars and
nlnety-six cents school funds that has
been held by Bent county IN suspense
since April list, 's9, has just been
turned over to Supt. Feast and he up-
portloped it to the school districts of
Prowers county Wednesday.
The trains from the east were late
yesterday morning owing to storms
in Kansas, when they came IN the
ears Were covered with ice. 1t was
bright and warm here, and the pas
sengers wanted TO know if we had
much Of this kind of weather.
Contrary to the usual custom J. D.
Martin was not made chairman OF
the board of county commissioners,
and then outside of the compliment
that naturally would fall to him, it
will be fonpd at times inconvenient
not to have the chairman located at
the county seat.
The appointment of NJ. J. Under
wood as deputy county clerk, is a
compliment on his ability. thorough
knowledge of the duties of the office,
and to the entire satisfaction of all
who have business with the clerk. Mr..
Underwood is always on duty. he is
polite and accommodating. and his
appointment is considered Just what
should have been done.
The following contests have been
fled at the land Office the past week
up to yesterday noon:
John c. Nix VS.. Robert E. Carr n
e / sec. II tip 90 r A W.
Alexander l.. Walker VS.. Geo. W.
Cooper W / sec. s tip 80 s r AZ w.
Alonzo Wright vs. Abby Mathews
W / sec. is tp "a AZ W.
Max Schnetzer vs.. Anna Sargent
ne 1 sec. 81 tip 20 r 4e w..
The officers of Prowers county now
are: J. K. Doughty Republican
Judge; w. c. McCurry Democrat
Sheriff; II. ]. Gochenour Dem.)
Clerk; G. E. Sexton tRep.) Surveyor;
A. D. Stewart (Rep) Assessor; G.
T. Feast (Rep Supt. of Schools; A.
Deeter (Rep.) Coroner; T. Fl. Cecil
tRep.) Treasurer; George w. Butler
(Dem) Attorney; c. V. Bedell
(Dem-) Physician; J. d. Martin
(Rep.1, Lewis Elder (Dem.) and
Harry Petty (Dem) Comnissioners.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-18

Notice Is hereby given that l will
be in my Office in Lamar on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday OF each
wesk to attend 10 business pertaining
to the schools of the county.
G. I. FEAST,
The Lamar register., 1890-01-18
Lamar,

OR STOLEN.
From the subscriber one small
roam COW I years old. A liberal re
ward will be paid for its return to
the undersigned.
&C. GoopALK.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-18

Tbisis n nav house. newlv hsssd anA tAA
nisted throuahout Tables supplied wfso
the best the market affords. Boarding ~
Law or week. Parties proving up bsfore ~
Land ONCE Will be Dads > rsts Of t$aA%sy
~.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-18
SHBR1FFS SALE

p3o IS.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

The Louisville Post says: A
case of softtnlng OF the BRAIN has
come to the knowledge of few
society people, and it VIII result
in the confinement in a private
asylum of young woman who
has been a favorite IN fashionable
circles. She has for several years
hleached her tair by means of
acids, and her mind has become
so seriously affected therefrom
that her physicians regard her
case as Incurablc. She was an ex-
ceptionaIly blght girl, and hel
misfortune is all the more to be
deploIed.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

Everybody, that is almost every
body, believes that the mole, con-
trary to the general rule among
animals, is born bind. Carl Hess,
the German naturalist has proven
by minute microscopic investiga-
tIon that the eye of the mole is
perfect in every particular, and
that it is not even short-sighted. =
as another naturalist (Kadyll
would have us to beheye. Hess
maintains that, in spite of It's min
ute dlmensions--1 millimeter by
90 mlllImeter-the eye OF the
little creature possesses all the
necessary properties Of seeing that
the most welI-developed eye doe:
that 1t is, indeed, as well suited
for seeing as the eye of any othel
mammal, and that 40 the matter
of reiractiop IL does mot ciilei
from the aormaf eye
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

The Oldest lawsuit on record
was on trial during the past spring
and summer in the highest Rus
san tribunal at st Petersburg. It
was begun 500 years ago by the
heirs of q dead nobleman against
tho city Of Kamenes- PodolsK Tor
for the recovery of large tract of
land which the Municipality had
Incorporated within their city
limits. 1t is needless TO say that a
decision has not yet beenreached.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

How many readers of the Ga
zette can give the surname of the
royal family of Great Britain ?
Nearly everyone Iha thinks him
self we'll informed Will sav
Guelph, but this IS not true.
When Victoria married Prince
Albert she dropped her own fam
ally surname and took that of heI
husband, just as any ordinary
woman in lower station IN life
would have done. This Is fact
seldom taken into consideration.
The family name of Prince Albert
was Victim, and so IS that of al
abe kings Of Saxony.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

The worst accident in the his
tory of the Reading Rallroad oc-
cured near Roudlng; Pa last
Thursday. An express tram ran
into wreck and was thrown INTO
the Schuylkill River and 40 per-
sons killed.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

TIE VERDICT. = Unsurpassed Is
Marsdcn's Pectofal Balm for all
throat and lung troubles; il cures
consumption In its early stage,
and should be taken at once when
suffering from coughs or colds.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27
Alarsden's Pectoral Balm.
Marsden's Pectoral Balm.
Marsden's PectoraI Balm.

A column of army worms In
invaded Woodbridge. Cal. ,rrcent-
ly. 1t was half a mile lcng, and
was followed by immense swarms
OF black-birds, which preycd
upon 1t.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

A man who believ es in having
plenty of sleep, laft the following
bit of advice for publication as he
went to work at half past nine
this morning: ssThe lark came up
to meet the sun and carol forth
his lay, the farmers son took down
his gun and at him blazed away.
The busy bee arose at five and
hummed the meadow DER; the
farmers wife went for his hive and
robbed him of his store. The lit
tie ant rose early too. his labors to
begin; the greedy sparrow that
way flew and took bis antship in.
% birls and bees aud ants be wise,
in proverbs Jake no stock; like
men, refuse from bed to rise, till
half past eight o'clock."-Ex.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

Horace 4reelpy's daughter
says: ":When a man is so stiogy
as to borrow a newspaper when be
is able 30 buy he will talk through
his nose to saye his tooth.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

4 Poor LONE Wo1AN-Now
moums for her departed husband,
who fell victim to pneumonia,
originating in severe cold Take
Marsden's Pectoral Balm in time
when afflicted with a cough, cold
sore throat. Group, or any trouble
of the respiratory organs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27
Take
lake
Marsden's
Pectofal
Balm
In time.

Why pay 70 eenfs OF 81 when you can buy
Plantation Chill CuIe regular and tasteless
for % cents, which - guaranteed to cure
youl For sale l,y StrattDn a. Lszar. Magns
Ia. aud Nesmith & Holmes. physicians and
dru gglats, Osyka
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27

Attend the Commercial College Of Ken
tuclky University, Lexington. KY. II re-
ceiyed the Gold Medal az Worlds Expo
sifion--Read Advertisement.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

transient advertisements will be charged
eor at the rate of 10 cents per line, first nser-
don, and cents for each additional insertion.
An advertising is due when inserted unless
otherwise specially agreed.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27
MILLINERY AND DRESs.MAKING.

MISSES CARRIE AND ELLA yAuGHT,
have located at Osyka, Miss, and are
now prepared to fill orders for DRESS
MAKING AND MILLINERY
The latest and most stylish Ladies
Hats and Bonnets, Ribbons, Yelling,
Feathers, Laces, Ruching, ETC., constantly
on hand. Prices reasonable. Patronage,
solicited. septl3-Sin.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27
vol. XIII.

Nicaragua is buying arms and
another tussle with Honduras is
anticipated.
The Magnolia gazette., 1890-09-27
THE CONVENTION.
THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE. --APPnR-
TiONMENT--H0W THE GOVERNOR
AND OTHER OFFICERS SHALL
BE CHOSEN.

The Constitutional Convention,
in Committee Of the Whole, has
adopted the following reports on
the abovc-named subjects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds Of trust and transfers
as follows:
October 81 by George Disher to Eliz.
abeth DiAher. for Sl00, lot !, ut Fulton.
October 90 by Fred Rieble and wife to
Mary L. Bruno, Tor Sl25, part OF 10. q
In division D. Of the Joseph, Caldwell
estate.
October 80 by James A. Filan and
Others to John A. Whyte, for SlS3, the
south half Of, lot In Filan, Whyte (
Gallagher's addition.
October 20 by George Carl and wife to
y m Cunia, for 200, lot ! in square 50
October oS by Charles I. Wincher and
wife to August G. Wilcher and wife, a
deed Of division Of lot "A, on the west
aide Of Market street below Eighth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

Primrose & Vests famous ministries
will be seen at the Opera House this
evening. Their fame ought TO pack the
house. Tho elreet parade will occur at
3 p. M, as the company does not arrive
until 1. wv,
The election returns will be read from
the stage Of the Opera House, between
the acts, next Tuesday during the per.
Torrance Of Monroe & Rice in "My
Aunt Bridget :
The sale Of reserved seats for the en-.
gagement Of "Paul Kauvar" ut the
Opera House, Monday night, opens al
Houses music store this morning.
The election returns will be read from
the stage Of the Grand Opera House,
next Tuesday evening, during the per.
Torrance Of the "Black Thorn"
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-PEyDLrToS HAS NOT
dignity nor stability, but VIII Have When
IIe Gets Older"

Diguity nor Stability, hut VIII Have When
lie Gets Older"
Hon. Ben Wilson, Hon. John ].
Jacob and Col. Robert White addressed
small meeting Of Eighth ward Demo.
Gratis in Westwood's hall last night. THE
room was cold and cherries, and the
audience Of $50 scattered themselves
over the room till II looked more empty
than before they came 10. W. O.
landau was made chairman and
George S. Otto secretary. Mr.
Handian introduced Mr.. VII.
son, who. was received with applause.
Mr. Wilson did no. seem anxious to
tackle the tariff. lie seemed away from
home In bis iari1.is.a.tax and taria for
evenue only talk. lie spent the first
hour In laudatory rehearsal oiwhat he
did for this district wheu he represented
Il 10 ConQies', and proclaimed himself
the friend OF the working man, and TO
make those who heard him believe 1t,
mado reference to the local industries,
and eulogized the men who sweat In the
mills and factories.
lie then took up the Federal Election
bill, and starting with the formation oil
the Constitution, carried line OF argu.
gument against the power Of the Federal
Government 10 supervise elections,
through the years between then and
now. lie scared his audience into chills
with his picture Of American ireemen
walking to the polls between lines oil
bayonet.bearing Federal soldiers, and
having their votes distorted by hireling
supervisors.
Referring 10 bis prsgence here, he
said he had been at work In The Second
District and was very much needed
there, and that when Chairman Riley
sent for him, tho people Of that distric,
Insisted that they had a hard, close tigh,
on hands, and needed him there. Chair
man Riley wss In charge OF affairs,
though, and he said he must come TO
Wheeling, as he was very badly needed
in OHIO county.
Concerning the tariff. no said 1t was
a tax, and that 1t is unconstitutional
and that It enters into every article you
use, "even 10 the salt in your corr
bread"
He didn't waste much time on the
nnti.protection principles Of the Demo
cracy, and asserted that he Is protec'
ZIONIST, but that he believes In keeping
the revenues within the needs Of the
Government.
He enlogized Mr.. Pendleton as young
man who vas g steadiast worker, who
had done much to help hin when he
was a candidate in the First district
lie then used his left hand, and said
"Pendieton has not dignity nor stability
but he viii haye sh3a he gets older
Mr.. Hubbard is strong lawyer and a
man OF good character"
He talked about laws and their in
ability to create wealth, and gave way
to Judge Jacob.
The Judge whined through tariffs
a.tax speech, in which he managed tc
smile once, but be could not raise 6
laugh in the audience, Col. Robert
White said something and the meeting
| nIopod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stnGe Of Water and Movements Of boats.
The River Ipterests.

stnGe OF Water and Movements OF boats.
The River Interests.
Tho river was still rising slowly last
night with 10 feet inch in the channel,
The reports from above were:
Warren, Pas feet 0 inches and alta.
licnary; weather cloudy with light rains,
Brownsville, Pail feet l inch and
falling; weather clear and cold.
Morgantown, ". Va.-9 feet and sta.
tionary; weather cloudy; thermome'
ter -.
The Allen got away for Pittsburgh at
5 a. In. yesterday.-The Scotia passed
down for Cincinnati at S a. m.--The Ben
Hur got OF for parkenburg at II 80 q.
m.-rhe. Keystone State passed up from
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh ut 9 p. M
The Liberty and Phillips were in and
out on time.
The G. W. Bachelor will pass up some
time to-day from Cincinnati for Pitts.
burgh-The Bedford will leave for Pitts.
bnrgh at a. m.-The Keystone State
will pass down for Cincinnati at I a. m.
Sunday,
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pECuLIAR ARGrMENTs
Used BY Mr.. Hooks Friends to tadueo the
Voters to Keen Hin, In once.

u.ed by Mr.. Hooks Friend, to ruduee the
Voters to Keep IIlu, In once.
fJU1 Elitor Of he initiitpaesy.
sIR:-It was yesterday brough! to my
attention that the friends Of Mr.. George
Hook, in their personal house.to-house
canvas for votes, are using as an argu.
nent in favor OF retaining Mr.. Hook In
Office, the statement that 10 make 4
change would give to Mr.. Robertson and
bis clerks all the private information
concerning deeds, deeds Of trust and the
like, which the people interested do not
want made known.
Those who are approached In that
way should remember that the Office Is 4
public place, and Is accessible to anyone,
and that any one who carea TO may ex.
anime any record.
II has further been stated that Mr..
Hook knows great deal about the di.
visions Of property In the county, and
10 Tor that reason moro proficient than a
d new man could be.
All tho records are ixdexed, and can
be turned 10 as readily by a total stran.
ger as by Mr.. Hook, aud Mr.. Robertson
could be as proficient In one week as
Mr.. Hook Is now. FAIR PLAY.
Wheeling, Oet, 81,
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This play was presented at the Grand
last night 10 another large audience. The
company Is first class in every respect
and the SCENERY splendid. The company
received perfect ovation at the hands
Of the large audience. A number Of fine
specialties were introduced in the sec-
ond act. This afternoon there will be a
grand matinee for ladies and children,
and this evening will be the last appear.
ance Of the company this season. Those
desiring seats should secure them at
Weir's, as the house is sure to b.
crowded 10 the doors,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

WITHOUT BLEIIsH.-For years have
been constantly troubled with humors
in the blood, which caused the breaking
out OF boils and catbpncles all over nv
body, that when bruised would make a
lasting, ugly sore. I consulted many
eminent physicians, and took great
deal Of medicine without any percept.
ible benefit. Nothing helped me but
Swift's Specific ISIS. S.. That medicine
cured me. l am now enjoying excellent
health, and there is not a blemish Of
any kind on my body.
MICHAEL McHALE, Bulo, Neb. {
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night. - =
censed 10 preach.
4 pig roast at MccafTreys was one OF the
events on Thursday night.
The Demoresl medal contest at the Christian
chursh last night was one OF the finest. Music,
vocal and inkiipmenill,-rN well rendered.
. Tho Baltimore J. Ohio It1llroad Company hiss
again put big gang Of men at work ON the 81.
Tuesday next -
Mrs. N. J. GALLAGHER trjpped and fell al her
home on Gravel I'LL. breaking her leg. Mrs.
Gallagher is the mother OF Alex Gallagher, O!
the Baltimore < Ohio railroad, and Is very old
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01
Tho Clubs Season Ouened.

The Wheeling Club opened the social
season last evening at its elegant quar-.
tiers. This reception was gotten up BY
the club under the aupices OF special
committee composed Of Messrs. William
B. McMephen, Ghsrles W. List and Ed.
B. Franzheiu, who made it splcndid
success, aRd an enjoyable time was had
by all who were there. Six pieces OF
the Opera House orchestra rendered IN.
usually good music for the dancing,
which was kept up until about | 80
o'clock this morning. sumptuoas re.
freshments were served at midnight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

LOU SwaBaCktR.-We have placed
on our counters 10 clear, all our Ladies'
Scarlet and Gray Wool Underwear lefl
from Inst Season at 60c n piece. sorih
81 so. Same goods In chlldren's sizes
at 25c, worth zoe, A large line OF Fur
Dnd Asirlcllan Cipts 0feyery description
u. reduced prices. Furs carried from
last season. will be sold ut Ont.f0urth
their value. Our line OF Csc Hid Gloves
worth 81 81 Ia bia:k and c0lOrs, arr a big
birgain. LOU SWADACkER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

The following gentlemen have kindly
consented 10 act as judges in the Hub
bard.Pendleton voting contest now go
ing on at the Wheeling Instalment Co.
stores: Mr.. B. F. Meighen, Chairman
OF the Republican State Committee, and
Augustus Pollock, Esq, will represent
the Republican side, and Mr.. T. S. Riley,
Chairman Of the Democratic State Com.
mittee. and Mr.. George Mathison will
act as Democratic judges.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

The East liverpool Crisi8 says:
The Horkheimer Bros, Of Wheeling,
are to-day receiving wool, which they
have purchased from the farmers this
side Of the river, and in Hancock comfy.
They are expecting 10000 pounds which
is being stored at the wharfboat as fast
as 1t arrives here 10 be ready for ship.
ment to Wheeling. An inquiry elicit.
ed the fact that they haye been paying
for the wool they have purchased in
this vicinity oil the way from go! cents
TO 80 cent? for the common grades, while
the fine wool, oil which there ia little to
be found around here runs up to IS
cants ~
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pemoera.Ie lIe.tlns at rallon.

The Fulton Democrats had q meeting
at Herman Gehripger's hall last even.
ipg. Lawrence Heller presided. The
speakers were Col. W. W. AInett and al
Caldwell, and a very Small crowd was
present, there being not over fifty people
present. Their talk was the usual re-
nash Of free trade, under the Guise Of
tariff REFORM" and they gave their eide
Of the auention in o way which ought TO
make votes for the Republicans. Cald-
we'll cracked several jokes, and he was
invariably the fra. to laugh a! them.
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Ask Your Ericni,, ahort II,

= Your distressing cough can be cured
we know it because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured 80
many coughs and colds in this commu.
nifty. Its remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF kemp's Balsam. There is no medi.
cine so pure, none so effective. Large
bottles SOC and 81 at all druggists. DAVE
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho City and wheeling Folk,

Strangers IN the City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
~. Jacob, it,, Of Clinton, was in town
yesterday.
Capt. J. NJ. Pipes, Of Washington, is
In the city.
A.W: Kennon, OF St. Clairsville, was
at tine Mcclure yesterday.
Capt. Dovener left at midn,..ht for
West Union and Salem to make speeches.
Ms. Elizabeth N. Goodno, Of Centre
Belpre, Ohio, is visiting relatives on the
Island.
Mr.. Frank W. Bowers, ex.City Clerk,
is in the city after an absence OF eieh.
teen months.
Mrs. Will Brady, OF Fostoria, Ohio, is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Dr.. Hill
dreth, of Chapline street.
Messrs. Riggs. Mcconnell and State
Chairman Meighen came up from
Moundsville to hear GoG and Hubbard
last evening.
Miss Jennie Caldwell entertained some
friends last evening at tie residence OF
her parents on North Main street. Max.
ing and pulling tafiy was the feature Of
the evenings entertainment.
Misses May, Julia and Jessie Horn.
brook celebrated Halloween lac. even.
ing by entertaining few Of their friends
in the form of a "tatfy pull" at the resi-.
dence OF their father, Mr.. Henry II.
Hornbrook, Elm Grove. About six
couples were present.
Mrs. Louise McLain has sent out
cards announcing the approaching nup.
iials OF her daughter, Miss Louise
Eleanor McLain, to Mr.. Charles c,
Woods, which viii be solemnized at the
McLain family residence ut Elm Grove,
Tuesday evening at eight O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01
Yirsinlus Ipdre Incornnrnted.

7. h. Higgins, Charles Prayer, H. a.
Uthman, A. J. Seamon and T. ]. Husus
yesterday filed certificate OF incospora.
ton with Clerk Hook, by which Viz
ginius Lodge No. ., 1. o. o. F., becomes
a body corporate, with authority to buy
and hold real estate with $50, 600, aud
personal property worth Sl5, 1000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

Yesterday morning, Louis Kallanski
a Polish boy fifteen years old who has
earned his living selling matches. called
at Police Headquarters and Compliance
that he had been robbed Oslo sd which
he had in bed with him at his room M
146 Seventeenth street. His room opened
into that Of Con. Landa, and he was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

Manager Connolly. Of she Opera House, Is
coliScd to bed with typhoid pneumonia.
a valuable hunting dog belonging to James
acin,oseh was killed BY the cars yesterday.
Last night "De. HlatIdeutscher pcrein," OF
;Gtnavi!le, gaze ball d. Maennerchor hall.
D. F. Brady, Of this city, owns is,m Of over
Of the big stTlEe, "
The social Al Commercial Hall H., ,,,h.
der the auspices Of the Au.iisry inc, nu
Oh Tue Z. :" :. A. was asuccessiul affair,
Mr.. Thomas salisbury has the contract for the
wooI, aud selby Brcs. The brick work OF the new
belmont brewery. On Monday work will com.
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TIE RUSH 10 1ilO MAIN STREET.

Kline Brothers Crowded all Weeki
Hundreds Of people throrged 10 Kline
Brothers 10 see their Chlldren's Suits nj
81 cents, worth 81. Mems good Bust.
ness Suiis nj 81 80, worth IS. Nous
Fine Chirchilla Urercoats al 81 80.
Finest Kersey and Melton 0yercOats
worth 81, Icdsced to IS so.
We have employed additional help.
One hundred dollars reward In any
case where We fail to do ns advertised,
KLINE BROTHERS,
Il40 Maiu Street.
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The rulings Of the Pittsburgh Car As
ISOLATION will go into effect on the CleYe.
land & Pittsburgh Railroad at seven
o'clock this morning. Waller TAYLOR,
formerly Ibaggagc master at Bridgeport,
has been, appointed car clerk for tbs
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry district,
1t is hoped that the new arrangement
will aid materially in obtaining better
car service.
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I. S. Coon sells dry goods the chveea,,pestt.

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