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A FRIEND OF GEN. THOMAS.

This was probably Col. Thomas first
recommended for promotion 10 Briga.
der General. Promotion came rapidly
to Private Randall;and he rose through
the grades Of Sergeant and acting Quar-
termaster TO that Of Colonel. Hc return.
cd to Philadelphia at the close of his
three months service, and in 1862 WAS
elected to the Thirty.eiGhth Congress as
q Democrat.
On December 7, 1853, ho took his seat
in the House Of Representatives for the
first time, not to relinaulsh it except
with the last breath OF his life. His
record as Congressman is that OF the
steady progress Of q ~ruggedly honest, de-
termined, strong minded man.. The
general outline OF bis parliamentary
career is well known throughout the
country. ~
1t was in February, 1865, that ho first
became n figure TINT attracted national
attention. In that month he made 4
powerful argument against the impeach-
ment OF President johnson, and this.
with his outspoken utterauces in behalf
OF the destitute people Of the South,
and in favor Of Government aid to them,
drew to him the attention OF men Of all
parties. He also came out squarely Is
an opponent Of everything that savored
OF reputation. His party lost many. OF
its able men in the Forty.second and
Forty.third Congresses, and this gave
him his opportunity when tbs Force
bill came up in the House. lie was
quick to appreciate the situation, to de-
termine upon his course. From that
time he was in tho Speakers chair. He
became a candidate for Speaker Of the
House in the Forty.fourth Congress,
but was beaten by NJ. G. Kerr, OF
Indiana. His seryiGea to the
party were rewarded with the
Craftsmanship Of tho Appropriations
Committee and he entered vigorously
upon the work Of reducing the expenses
Of the Government, giving to the party
the watchword "Retrenchment," which
was its waichvopd in subsequent cam.
paigns. Speaker Kerr dying in office his
mantle fell on Mr.. Randall when thg
Honse assembled on December 1, 1870
for the short session. He vas re- lectet
Speaker in the Forty.iith and Forty
sixth Congresses, the Republicans com
ing into power again in the .Fo.tY.se;'
enth Congress. A. speaker, he presldet
over The House with ability and dignity
and held control OF the body at al
times. He was a dominant, vital torc'
IN his party, and though he was some
times in the minority, Ie nevertheless
ly sheer lorce Of determination. arcom
plished his desi,cs.
Mr., Raudall's subsequent carcor
we'll known. He was the leader Of hi
party in the House on all appropriatio,
matters, and while differing from til
majority on the Tariff, his voice wa
still influential in party councils. q
was taken sipt two years ago, and LID
y been failing ever since. lie was re-elec
i cd to the Nf;y-irst Congress, but neye
took his seat, the oath Of Office bein
4 administered by the Speaker to him
: his r%esideuce,
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The excitement caused by this inhu-
man monster is scarcely equaied by
that produced by the great discovery OF
Dr.. Miies-the Restorative Nervine. II
speedily cures nervous prosiration,
change Of life, pain, dullness and confu,
sion in head, fits, sleeplessness, the
blues, neuralgia, palpitation, monthly
pains. etc. Mr.. John s.. Wolf, druggist,
Of Hiiisdale, Mich; Talbot and Moss.
Of Greensburg, Ind, and A. W. Black
burn, Of Wooster, O., say that 1.-THE
Nervlne sells better than anything wo
aver sold, and gives universal satisfac.
ton" DR.. Miles new illustrated treat
Use on the Nerves and Heart and trial
bottle free at The Logan Co.'s drug
store. y --- NGE&X-
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Roai Estate.
FOR SALE.

Eight Roomci dwelling. ll6 South Penn
street, desirable property, tJ.O0o.
SII RoOlnet dwelling, y! Xane ttrcot, s., 1000.
Five roOinCd dwelling. q North broadway
,irct. sl,5Uo.
street, 5000.
Imahl6 ftaae house containing ten Yoows,
rents for Is per month. iSr i.Gt0 cash.
SIt ioDmcl dwelling, lot 7010Do, III Twenty.
Dlnlh S,reet, st,i56.
five rooGied hJnsc, l6t South broadway,
si.a0.
lmllLIng lots on tho Island, East Wheeling,
Eouih Wheeling. Sizes and prices to suit pur.
ChGt"r. |rl
stOcIs bought aud sold. Loans negotiated. ID.
q. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker, B
RpS lS1l Main street,
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Bucklen's Arnicn Balyo.

The best salvs in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulccra-
ted and Protruding Piles. Price so cents.
For sale by Logan Drug Company, bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. Daw
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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

1y yIrtuc Of two deeds OF trust msdoby Thomas
pcisu aud Mary polNn. his wife. 10 me. As trus.
;;,,, Inc Hrs, dated August Q. fSSS, recorded in
I'M oGICc Of ihe Clerk Of tho County Court OF
tVHtlo county, West Virginia, III Decd ~ Trust
uiI"rs 50. a, pRga "a. the second dated August
- its,, trr0rh,d 10 said Clerks Oiice IN Deed Of
iTi.t BOOK No. y, page 2s9. / VIII sell a, Tho
n,tth front door OF tho Court House Of said
lOIUiy0 on tFl
SATURDAY, THE 10th DAY OF MAY, 1890. Il
commencing at 10 O'Clock n, M, tho following
,IrsrIibcd property. that Is to tay; The east half
nj tbr i0ll,hcGst y uHl ter 0ilot nimOeted Twenty.
,ilr, IN EDirs addition 10 the City Of Wheeling,
I,rntlng on the west side Of Market street bc.
tween 'lwcn,y.iiith aud Twcnty.sIxth streets.
The title Is believed 10 bg perfect, but selling
rimstcc. | viii convey onlj tho title vested III
me by said decd Of trust.
"TCGM, OP SALE:--0nc third and as much more
S,Ihc plrchR.rt clcctt 10 pay In cash M tho day
DI '4lr, the balance IN tw0 equal installmcnis lii
rncHnd iva years, notes bearing interest from tho
.J"y Oi sale u be given for the deferred pay mCnA,
he THE 70 be retained until payment ~ made
IN fall. =, F., E.F7
" II. HALLEE. HnGttbhror. Ap7.M
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FOR SALE,
Real estate Of every description.
FOR RENT

so. gli7 and 2!i9 Market street, storeroom and
dwelling. ,I
NO. , north bank OF creef, cast OF Alloy T.. 50
per month.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Notary Public, and U. 8.
Claim Attorney.
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MetAs,

NEW York, April 11-Pig iron quiet: Amc,i,
eau SIG Soal9 ". Copper neglected. Lead easier
nj 81 NJ, Tln Outlet. ItrnltI G11 Is
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Grape Vines, Trees, Flowers,e etc
Grape Vines for Spring Of 1890.

80 Varieties Of tho Best Old and New Grapes
ford, Caiawba or Pckips. for 81 %. i: Iariha,
Champion, Alva, AgawAm, Ecncca. Salem,
Goethe. or Warden'H, for 81 W. 10 Pockl!ng,on,
Jefferson. Lady, Telegraph. Barry. wtider, Dclu.
ware. Brighton or Duchess, for 81 90. s Niagara,
Moorc's Early OF Empire State. isr 81 %, In n col.
lection OF other varieties. Vines strictly tInt.
class, and very low by the 100 or l,UOO.
Strawberries in great variety, including latest
novelties. Very low In large quantities. Also
Knspbcrties. B!ackberrics. Currants aud Coos.
small fruits are requested To send list Of what
they want, to DO priced. before ordering else.
where. Address, ". -. DUNLAP, a..
fell West Alexander, Pa
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J. B.. HOWELL, Chairman.
J.. A. T1toMAs,
T. ]. CoGAR,
J. L, CuNy1SGuAu.

committee.
The Secretary was directed to notify
each new member Of his appointment.
Speeches being next In order the follow.
ing responded briefly in the order named:
Il. G. Thurmoud, J. b. Howell, Conley
B%lankenship and W. S. Lingle.
The following was offered and unani-
mously adopted: ~ -..a
Resolred, That the Secretary send d
copy Of the minutes Of this meeting to
the Wheeling fSrELL1GEScEE for publ.
cation.
Ga motion the meeting adjourned I'm.
til the second day Of August next at I
p. m. W. 8. LlNdLE,
Chairman.
II. G. THuRMoSD, Secretary, 0.
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YetrOleum.

Egw York, April l2.-Petroleum opened
Irregular. spot being steady at soNc. while May
option was iirn at SVssIc: after the first sales both
contracts moved up sharply and closed firm al
8lHc. while May options closed strong VI
SlsIc. Stock Exchanges. Opening at s0tGc: high.
barrels. ...
0lLClry, Pa. April 1o.-Potroleum opened \.
assxc; highest size; lowest sE..c: closed At SlAp,
sales $4,000 barrels: charters 1866 barrels
shlpmenu 7?,lS3 barrels: runs 7a,4al barrels.
pITTsapEav, a., April la.-Pe,ro1cum fairly
active and hrmer: opened nt 795<a; closed
atSltsc. highest Slss4c: lowest 7914c.
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Qk00 REWARD-WE WILL
OOVV pay the above reward for any
ache, Indigestion, Constipation OF CosiiyencSa
We cannot euro with Vests Vegetable Liver
Pills, when THO directions Rre Strictly compiled
with. They arc purely Vegetable and never fall
10 give satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large
boxes, containing 70 Pills IS cents. Reware 81
couutericiH and limitations. The genuine man.
niactured only by John C.. West 4 Co. Sold BY
MclAIN BROTHERS, cor. Market and Twelfth
streets, Wheeling, VIVA, Se2sAwyAw
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NHIO RIVER 7RAILROAD.-TiME
Table taking effect November "a, 1889.
paSsenser trains will run AZ iollows-tentrxl
THUS t which DO not run on Sunday: N'l
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NoFee Unless Successful

wv &C SIlICSo ouCCGS uls
procure Pensions, Increase Of Pension. TO
~ttoEailpn 10 Pension. New Discharges, Conmu.
tsliOn Of cations, IOuntlcs, &c. .
The Ice Tor The prosecution Of a clnlm Tor Pen.
siOH i fixed By law, had limited to 33 III each
CAS-, eirn on n eiAlln 10y Increase $40. payable
claim. and BY the Government Agent through
whom tho pensioners dtnw. I frequently get
riAjius ihat hnyc been rejected Acyeral times.
Many persons ntc entitled to 4 pension who
hay" never applied because their disability was
Slight, while The fact Is, nty disability Incurred
while In tho service of tho United States cnti.
Tie. A soldier 10 II pension. Or any disease
Which exists, the result OF camp or prison
lie. iIincurrcd III line Of military duty. Soldiers
ADi soldiers widows residing In the city Of
Whctlins and surrounding country will lind II
to their ndynutagc to have al attorney at
hdHic, one who eau write your application In
iNlI md SEQ that the pools be presented In cor.
rect slmpc. AS Notary Public | take dcposltiOns
in~cl.iln'"heIein nm not thcattOrney Of record.
Vouchers. &C., certified.
np7 No, 1919 Market Street.
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Weekly Bank Stntomenk.
Dry Goods.

Esw foRk, April l2.-Therc was a HIGHT trade
10 dry goods to-day as usu.l-pn Saturday, but
the lnc weather aud tho nearncss Of iill do
maud were realized with good effect upon the
spirit OF the market, the undertone OF which
seemed stronger Than q littlc while ago.
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firm; miadung Ut IKE, Hr
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WEBSTER REPUBLICANS,


Aho county fsxecuuvo Comnilttos RAISES
Some Strong N~asolutlons.
Correspondence Of ie lnttiiigenett. 4E.5.
WEBSTER CouRr House,, W. Va, April
2, 1s0O.-The County Republican E1.
e~cutive Committee and a meeting OF Re.
publlcans generally was this dry called
to order by w. s. Lingle, chairman,
| who, with William G. Hamrick, assist.
ant chairman, presided over the meet.
ing. ufF
The house was called 10 order by the
chairman. Tho following gentlemen
were named aud appointed a Committee
on Resolutions. to report at this meet.
Ing, viz: James L. Cunningham, L. A.
Thomas, +. J. Cogar and J. u. Howell,
who retired 10 report.
On motion tho following was offered
and adopted:
Rao'rta, That four others be appointed
by the chairman and added to the pres
ent County Republican Executive Com.
mittee, making five members for each
district; and that the five members In
their respective districts appoint a sub.
committee OF four members to act In har-
mony with this committee.
Tie chairman accordingly appointed
tho following gentlemen members Of
this committees: James l.. Cunningham,
for Hackers Valley district; Frank p.
Stifner, for Holly district; Arnold Ham.
rick, for Fork Lick district; DR.. G. A.
Draddy, for Glade district.
J.B. Howell, member Of this commit
tee for Holly district, asked leave to re-.
sigu on account OF old age and bis du.
ties as q minister, which latter duties |
compelled his absence from the county.
His resignation wal accepted and leave |
given him to name his successor, which
to did BY nominating c. II. Williams, Of
Holly district, who was elected.
On motion 1t was unanimously re-.
that tho thankso Of this committee
arc due to and are hereby rendered to J.
u. Howell for his past services for tho
party.
The Committee on Resolutions mado
the following report, which was adopted:
Rtsolrtd, First, That we endorse Presi.
dent Harrfson's administration; the
stand taken by Speaker Reed in obtain.
ing Il quorum In the House, and the &C.
ton Of Congress in the contest cases
from this State.
Resoired, Second-That NO endorse the
defense taken by General Gotf In the
late Gnbernatorial contest.
Resolrtd, Third-That the present plan
organization in this county be con.
aud that Il general club be or.
nj thia nlncc.
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y. S.is rcg.-........1e2 lOhl
y. y. Il coup0ns...l2 ii
u. \. ~ rcg..........lEiHI0r ORE
u. 3. 4Es COUPON. lu3E l0re
Pacific u OF '0S.....llG lore
Adams ESprcss......l4S pac
American Ekfsess..ll5 pl.t
Canada laclilc....... --pul
Canada Southern. 81 Rca
Central factGc..... 30tiKoc
Chesapeake & Ohio 9,lISt.l
do nrst preferred. bsllSL
do second prei'd. $50 dc
Chi. Bur. 4 Quincy. lU,il5t. |
Del. 4 Hudson dt
Del, Lack 4 West..laihlTe
Denver 4 X. G........ li3slT'ex
Et1e................,...... II Unt
Fort Wayne ..........lhl H.. =
Illinois Central. ...,.llt w.,
Kansas & Te1As...... NJ do
Lake Shore............l07 wel
l6ulsyNle& NASH. ~ ives
Mcmphis& ChAs.". G3 lam.
Michigan Central. VI Colo
Missouri i'Acifc...- 7dktfron
Nashville & Chat l0l louie
NewJersey tehtrnl.ll7E do
Norfolk & W.prct'd tSE|sutr
Northern PaciAc,... 10. Rich
DO preferred. ...~ ~
North Lead
do prcterred LlSuga
New York Ccuttai.. i81
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ToIKoo. q, April l2.-wheat active and firm.
cash Sec; May SSc; July Sc; August Sc. earn
dull and hrm; cash &c: May a3,4c. Oats QUIET
eas q 10. clsvesseed tirmer; cash 81 Is; April
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CINCINNATI. O., April l2.-Flour more oc,,ve
and higher. Wheat strong aud higher: No. .
reg Sas6c; receipts 2,00 bushels: si,fnmen,s
LEO bushels. Corn quiet aud steady: No. 2
m KS1 no% S,e; gay firm; No. . mixed 27ka2,c.
Lard more active. Bulk meats and bacon h hiS ".
es. whisky steady at s. o.. Butter, sugar md
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Through tickets, and baggage checked. IN a,
points; FOR rates and other Information address
Al. BANBf, A. 9. ?, A., rarte,s9aurrarh
". M. osborn. S. r. A.. P0merov. Ohm,
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snd steady; No; red spot aud April S5Nas5sz.c;
mixed ssss4aas1'ic: May ssjSs3se;e y Jnly a ssHaas easa
Angus! 4VatoHEc. '-Oata ftm: western wltito Al,
go; do mixed 2aa3Oc. Rye lrm At G5as;c.
Hay Arm; prime to choice Timothy sta 5oats 90.
,tSsaS ~ 1 s.s'a Go1. Lard nn,s refined IA; Eyss
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Government and State bonds dull ind steady,
, DoSDs AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

'iAttoSo -eLlhhJ ulu,
lohlo & Mississippi. wy
DO prctcrred.....,.. II
Oregon lmpr'vcm't Is
slOregOn ERv............ ys
Oregon Trans......... 81
Pacific Mail..........,, 3es
Pittsburgh.
Pullman l'Alace......ls9
Rcadlng............... l0.S
,tKock istani.........,, SgL
.l5t.l.. 4 sau Fran.... II
,lSt. Paul................,, 67ii
Il do prclerrGd......,.ll3
list. Paul 4 Omaha. gOL
do preferred. ...... 20
IlTcnn. Coal 4 Iron. ~
,l1'exas PacIhc,....,.,, lps
Union i'acidc........, 62s
~. y. Tx pr ......., ~
w., II. L. 4 p......., TX
4. do prelcrrcd....... 255,
Wells: Fargo EI.....I4O
Western Un!sa....,, Sik
Am. Cotton Oil....,, %
Colorado Coal......... 47A
Ifron siiver...........,f0d
Quicksilver Q
do preferrcd......,. 365.
utrO....................,, g
Rlchln'd 4 ". TT. q
Aichison............. s7k !
Lead Trust.........,. MI
|sugar" ...,.. G.91
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weak: ia!r to good milling si.s1c: crlm mrea a.
fancy S9.9&e; No: red April s7InssLc: May s7sS
ass>4c; June S7s+aSsMc: July sGXas7Lc, Corn
steady: No. ! mixed Aa35c; No. ) mixed on
ssseE ,S SIs: No.: = mixed April Sas3sHc: May
arm Nd. swhile sac: No. While Xii! SSssasHISe.:
NAY alNaSlhc: June 3,aslHc: July axe. Ifo..
Visions firm. Pork hoo por larrcl higher new mess
siS Mils 50: DO pri,ae mess new iii 90; family
Eggs arm; Pennsylvania nrsts laal2Lc. '
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HOSPITAL REMEDIES

II. G. TuuRMoED, Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-08
A Brave Western Woman.

In the back woods of Baker river
lives the bravest, and most courageous
little lady in Skagt county. Her hus-
band is man uf limited means and
often has to leave home to earn means
to support them while they are improv-
ing their home. This beng their first
year their place is not self sustaining,
and IN such cases his wife stays at
at home entirely alone. All the COM
pany she has is Winchester rife and
a three pound sx. Every morning
after she has done her housework she
takes her three-pound ak and goes to
clearing, chopping and burning brush.
She is determined to have a self sus-
tanning and profitable home, and when
her husband is at home she shoulders
her ak and goes to the clearing with
him in spite OF his protest against it.
She says she can chop to the heart Of
tree nearly as quickly as he can.
This lady weighs only 1o6 pounds, but
she has ton of ambition and stay
ing qualities, She was rocked in the
cradle of ease, raised In the lap of lux
urv, is we'll educated, and the life she
is now living is entirely foreign to her.
She has had no experience in roughing
it, but she is not one of the kind to sit
and whines over past lore. She has
strong arms, brave heart and a will
Ing mind, and is determined to sur
mount the worst difficulties and reap a
reward.
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SYMPTOMS OF cATARRH.

Headache, obstruction of nose, discharges
falling into throat. sometimes profusc. watery
and acrid at others, thick. tenacious mucous
purulCnt, bloody and putrid; eyes weak, ring
ing in cars. deafness, difficulty of clearing
breath offensive: smell and taste impaired
and general debility. Only few of these
symptoms likely to be present at once. Thou
sands of cases result in consumption, and end
in the grave.
BY its mild. soothing, antiseptic, cleansing
and healing properties, DIR, Sage's Remedy
Head 8 is cured with few applications.
Catarrhal Headache is relieved and cured
as if by magic. 1t removes offensive breath,
loss or impairment of the sense of taste,
SMELL or hearing, watering or weak eyes, and
impaired memory, when caused by the vio-
Ience of Catarrh, as they all frequently are.
Sold by druggists, at fifty cents. Manufact-
I1red by WORLDS DISPENSARY MEDICAL As
ISOLATION, G63 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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THERE'S nothing half so sad in life,
THIS sultry summer weather,
AS the look bootblack casts
At shoes of yellow leather.
Singular Discovery of a Ring.

A few weeks since Thomas D.
Addison, a dairy farmer living at
Fairfax station, Va, on the Virginia
Midland Railroad, twenty-tour miles
from Washington, discovered imbed-
ded in a hoof of one of his COWS a
large seal ring. The ring, a very
handsome one, had engraved upon
the seal the coat of arms of Mexico,
the word "AIexico," and Spanish
word that he could not decipher.
Inside we're the words, "H. J. Hunt,
Worth's Div" Mr.. Addison reported
the finding of the ring to the Alex
andria papers, which published a
short notice of it. Saturday he re-
ceived letter from Colonel Pitcher,
U. S. A., now living in Washington,
saying that he was an intimate friend
of Colonel Hunt, and served with
him through the Mexican war;
When the officers of Worth's Di,
vision left Mexico they wished to
have some memento of the days and
nights spent together, there, so al
had rings made alike. During the
late war Colonel, promoted te
Brieadier- General Hunt, command
ed the Federal artillery that at one
time were stationed in Mr.. Addison
meadow, and the ring was lost by
him at that time. General Hunt
died two years ago. His family now
lives in Washington, and Mr.. Add
son will this week turn over to then
the ring recovered after a lapse o
more than a quarter of a century.
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NOTICE.

| hereby give notice to my friends and the puD-
lie that l have rented Whitaker's Mills, near
Aiken, in this county and will from this date
conduct the milling business under the name OF
COudon X Go. JOSFPH COUDON
Augl6-3m vi Henty'
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To Philadelphia
and Return
Without Cost.

Most everybody within hundred miles of store is
talking about the generous plan It's tradebringer No
question about that. Wanamaker & Brown the head
and front of the clothing business in Philadelphia sure We
buy cloth direct from the mills. We manufacture the cloth
into Clothing. We sell Clothing direct to the people who
wear it. There profits lost in selling it. therefore,
We sell at the lowest prices possible to get the largest
business There question about the goodness of
Clothing. No better be manufactured. There is no
question about the variety. You get choice out of the
greatest largest best choicest Clothing stock in all Phla
delpha There is question about the price.
There's no question about anything except-Can you
a resident of Elkton,
get to Philadelphia while Wanamaker Brown keep open
their offer to pay your fare Philadelphia and return
It's filling with crowds of buyers every day.
That's what is done for Just purchase the ticket at your
station regular excursion After you've the
proper of Clothing present your retu coupon and
we pay you the price of your excursion ticket