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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-31

One deed Of trust and the following
transfers OF realty were admitted to
record yesterday:
July IS, by Michael Conner to the
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Company,
the north half OF lot . in square l In
Sprigg 4 Ritchie's addition to South
Wheeling; consideration. Sl,70O.
July %, by Barbara Sophia Schroeder
to Michael Conner. lot So in Caldwell's
addition, located on Twenty:Beyenth
street; consideration, q, p
July, 30, by Robert Carson to the
Wheeling Bridge l. Terminal COMPANY,
ior lot l IN square in Sprigg & Ritchie's
addition ia South Wheeling; considera.
ton, $3.50.
July a, by Edgar O. CLARK TO Mary
Carson, wife Of Robert Carson, the
south half Of lot S in square 10 in Cald.
wells addition, located at the north
side OF Twenty.eighth street; considera.
tion, $4,000.
July 80, by John Mathews to Samuel
=. Patterson, Trustee, lot II in A. Il,
rattenon's addition to Elm Grove; con.
siderat'o IN, $50.
The viii Of Mary Howard was ad.
mitted to probate and ordered to be re-.
corded.
George Seller, IS years old, a native OF
Switzerland and resident of Allepheny
City, and Fridolina Butchey, ii years
old, nativity and residence the same,
were licensed 10 marry.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers ia the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
G. O. Latham, OF Buckhannon, ID at the
Stamm house.
J. II. Beck and vile, OF Piedmont, are
at the Bchler.
Prof. John Mullen has returned to
this city from the Northwest.
O. 0. Hanlon, OF the Barnesvills Re-
publican, took in the big show.
Statesman Charles Z, Wells, OF Glover's
Gap, came in on ION business" yester.
day.
Sheriff Miller and Deputy Sheriff
schleus, OF Martiusburg, were here yes
terday.
B. F. Mejghen, ESQ.,, and wife, OF
Moundsyille, we're at the Mcclure yes
terday.
Miss Maud Dent, r. S. Smith aud @.
skidmore, Of Clarksburg, were here
yesterday.
FIN. Cowen, the Flushing, O., banker,
and his daughter, were at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Or. @. Shriyer and Miss Eva Shriver,
OF Bethany, were at the Hotel Behler
yesterday.
Mira. Hoffman, OF GAINESVILLE, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. John Francis, on
South Penn street.
Nh. Joseph McArdle. manager Of the
Wheeling Installment Company left for
Atlantic City yesterday.
Mr.. R. E. Hall, Clerk Of the Board o:
Education, left last night for a months
vacation at Atlantic City.
G. L. Smith, vile and son, J.. F.
Brown and two ladies' of Fairmont,
dined at the Windeor yesterday.
Mrs. James A. Robb and Mrs. Jessie
Simpson have returned to the city from
the Mouudsvills camp grounds.
Col. Bob McEldowney and Us. Stand
iford, Of New Martinsyille, we're enticcd
to the city by the fame OF Barnum.
Hon. John 4. Bingham, the Misses
Carnahan, Mia Hearn and Miss Frazier,
barry Frazier and Hay WATSON, Of
Cadiz, spent yesterday at tho Hotel
Windsor.
Mics Grout, OF Boston, niece Of G. G.
Grrnt. the well known railroad contrac-
tor, the guest Of Miss Mary E. Comley,
OF Adena, Ohio. They were Mt the
Mcclure yesterday with ilr. G. X. Com
ley.
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LOCAL DREylTtES,
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City. W.

Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About
| the City.
IT Is Peterson BROS. who arc 10
build the factory adjoining tho Warwick
pottery.
OFFICER HILL ran in an old farmer
named John Miller yesterday. He was
80 drunk he had to wait for the wagon.
OVER seventy tickets were sold at West
Alexander yesterday morning to per.
Sons who attended Barnum q Bailey's
show.
Two ZINE merino rams being shipped
from Washington, Pa, to W. II. Frazier,
OF Caldwell, Ohio, attracted considerable
attention here yesterday.
JAMES CHOW, a yard brakeman for tho
Baltimore 4 Ohio road. had a finger
mashed of his left hand while making
a coupling late Tuesday night.
Mus. MARY TAYLOR, aged 50 years,
died yesterday and will be buried to-day
from the residence OF Mr.. W. +. John.
son, ut No. 1888 Market street.
WELlsnuRo will raise a purse Of $1,000
for the Lazear Bottle Company, which
concern upon receipt Of the bonus, will
erect an additional ten.pot furnace.
FRANK VANCE. n glassmaker who has
te,n quite sick ut Mrs. Lockwood's
boarding house In the Second ward,
was taken to the Wheeling hospital last
evening.-Bel'airt Independent
A CIGAR MAKER named Morgan lost
his purse and gold watch night before
last. lie does not know whether 1t was
stolen IRON his pocket while on the
street or from his room at the Old Home
hotel.
The funeral Of young Grewe, who was
! fatally kicked by a horse on Tuesday,
will take place this afternoon. The
Beethoven Singing Society, Of which the
boys father Is President, will attend in
a body.
Ar the circus yesterday a small boy
gave a large boy a quarter to buy him a
ticket. He bought it and kept It till the
boy hunted up Officer Shorts, who made
the youth restore 1t 10 Its owner and get
of the grounds.
THgRE was only one case OF robbery
reported yesterday. A young man
named Clayton. from Washington, Pa,
was robbed Of his pocketbook, contain
ing Sl2, by n p%ickpocket on Market
street during the parade.
TOMORROW NIGHT a new council OF the
Junior Order U. A. NJ. will be instituted
at Bcallsyillc, Ohio. A large crowd oil
members Of the order from Wheeling,
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expense, that che Is permanently Grip.
pied and disabled, and 40 satisfaction
she prays judgment In the sum OF
FINED For ASSAULT.

...H.# | 60. - ..#.a E |......HH"
ofaeer Short Arrnirued before Squire
Gillespie.
Yesterday afternoon, during the worst
rush at tho circus entrance, George
Lemon, the well.kuown contractor, went
to the door with four grown persons and
three children in his party. One OF the
children was objected 70 by tie ticket
taker as too old for a half ticket, and Mr..
Lemon refused 10 pay the extra quarter
and demanded the return OF his tickets.
Tho man handed him, he says, five tick.
cts instead OF seven. lie refused to 10
out until tho other two were returned.
The parley had blocked the already
clicked passage. The thousands OF PEG.
pie behind were pushing in. Women
were crying, children screaming, aud
several persons tainted. There was nj.
most O panic.
The ticket taker said 10 officer John
Short, who was on duty at the door,
"put this man out!" Short pushed him
to the outer chain, but allowed him to
return and get his other tickets, when
he and his family left. Mr.. Lemon told
Short ho would make II hot for him."
and In keeping with this threat no went
before Squire Gillespie and sworo out a
warrant on a charge Of assault and bat.
terry.
Lust night, after the circus, Colonel
Arnett appeared for the prosecution,
and Captain Dovener for the defense.
Mr.. Bailey md several attaches OF the
show were present. The only evidence
taken was that OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon
and alady, who vas with them. 1t was
In effect in keeping with the story
above told, and Captain Dovener rested
the case on 1t. He pointed out that
there. was no intent 10 do injury, but
rather m effort to prevent serious harm.
Squire Gillespie said: ut seems to
me there was IN outrage on a citizen.
Because n man wears brass buttons he
has no right TO assault whom he pleases.
l will make the fine $50 and COSTS"
There had been n good deal OF cross.
firing among the parties during the
hearing, and as Short left he said: ut
Is all right, SQUIRE" The Justice m.
nounced that II Short was not careful
how he talked he would send him to jail,
and Short retorted that he would talk as
no pleased,
The case was appealed to the Circuit
Court, bond being given in Sl00. Mr.,
Bailey wanted to pay the fine and costs
but Shorts said It was a matter OF prin.
ciple, and would not let him. Mr.. Bailey
insisted. however, on payingthe counsel
fees. He complilpSnted Short highly on
the way. he had preserved order and
facilitated handling the crowd about the
entrance.
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1t will be remembered that about n
year ago Chas. Fulton and Maggie Ault
we're crossing the railroad ut Glencoe in
q cart, yhen they were struck bv n
freight train, the former being killed and
the latter sustaining serious Injuries
Miss Ault has since become OF ace. and
nov brings suit by her attorneys, Daniord
and Ial!Mpan, against the B.. & O. com.
pany, asking remuneration for tho min.
Iies received. In her petition She Al.
ieges that the train was runn;no
wild" that It gave no signal Of its ~
proach, and that owing to tho peouliar
co%nfiguration Of the ground at that noint
1t was impossible to see the train m.
proaching, or to hear the rumbling until
directly. upon the track. She further
sets forth that she was MANNED, lacera.
ted and bruised, that she incurred great
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
An Auditing Session md IA Short Executiy,

An Auditing Session nnd IA Short Executive
Session Held. "
The Board Of County Commissioners
held q short session yesterday. After
the bills presented had been audited, the
Board ordered the damage done by the
recent rainl to the River and Short
Creek roads to DO repaired, ct an expense
not to exceed sos, the same to be paid
for, temporarily, out Of the River road
tolls.
A petition was received from the coun-
try asking that the Board order the tele.
phone wires along the roads in the
county PLACED underground. The reason
assigned is that they are dangerous in
time OF storms. 1t was referred TO the
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
In the specifications for the new Jail
1t was found that it is provided that all
stone must come from "Iohn PAUL. &
Co.'s quarry, No. 3, at F%reeport, Ohio"
This was deemed an unjust discrimina-
ton, and waa changed to read SO that
the ttone to be used mH1t be aa good as
the stone originally specified.
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BEl.LAll.E.
All Sorts Of Local News md Gossip from
.UI . the Ginsa iitv. '

All Sorts OF Local News md COSBY from
the Gia's City.
A!relght wreck at Glencoe delayed trains sew.
e'a' hours on Wednesday night.
RAILROAD Iron aud ties for Paige, Carey K Co,
ne coming VIA ~1cllatrc. and hire delivered al
lbc WESTERN end OF tho new bridge.
Quite an exciting boat race took place here
between INC Matt +. Allen aud the t.. L Phil.
lips Yesterday. They came III neck md ucci.
Rodcier Dyos.' glass works will &C, started AZ
soon ns the furnace changes arc made and The
weeks yet.
The owners aud capt.ln OF tho Tom spurlock,
hestcAtncf that brought the circus here ycstcr.
Gay, had quite II time with the circus people last
night to yet asettlcmcnt elrt ctcd.
Emmct Pickett went aboard the wharf boat
Yesterday, anu while gone his team wandered
Toward The river aud got mircd In the soft mud.
httcfconsldctaelc trouble they were gotten out,
aud he wagon also afterwards.
Gtven's show came yesterday By river. They
hfu Que elephant. that took the eye OF tho bows
who were left at home, though nl that could
to9kln lMrniiin. A street parade was aiven with
ohly one feature. and that was Il cowboy who
laAsoed tho boys along the way,
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MARTINS FERRY. .


siihor Matters From Over the Nlrer-Wiat
tho People are Doing.
Mns: Mary D. Mitchell Is visiting relatives a,
stcnbcnvilic.
sSms needed improvements arc bslug made
IN walnut street.
~; and Mrs; J. %. Stcwar. arc rccrCauug nj
M. Nathan barrett ha, succeeded In having
MS pension Increased. ~
Miss Hannah Dird has returned from a brief
out pleasant vlsitat Stcubcnville.
Mrs. spraguc and son OF s%tcubcuyil,c, arc tho
guests OF Miss Ellen Gray. Of Fourth street.
Ms;Mnd Mrs. Q. Rnsseii woodarc entertaining
Mts' woods sister, Miss kiiler. OF Terri ilautc,
The test run Of tho flrcmeu announced for last
n,Rnt uid not take place on account ofthc
Mis. Lizzie lAlney, this week, Joined 4 narty
o. iltse,ireh anu Cleveland friends aud relatives
Mts. y. q. W, Morrison and son Paul, Mrs,
atiuth AMI Carl i.nsn. left Yesterday Tor Mil.
August. @ "e
Miss Daie Speer, Of Decatur, H., aud Miss
s.sgRie Quiulhnu,, Of stcubenvillt, returned
yesleiday. after u short but pleasant visit win
Mfs. Dr.. J. d. ltoiensack.
Not 4 boy showed up at tho InuphlIn mill
Yesterday morning.. consequently tbu mill did
IVY run. IL would have been Just rs impossible
ios INC snow 10 have wcns on without Tho boys.
Several hundred Martins Ferry people were
a. iaraum' sclrcus. People living at Mt. Pleas.
hnt ana ten miles west Of there were hero on
melt way TO tho show, scf ,rt Mnur Martins
fetry people wcrc out Of bed. 80
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Four d%isorderlies and three plain
DRINKS appeared before the Mayor yes
terday morning. Maggie Wills, q dis
orderly woman OF the town, was sent to
the hill for fifteen days in default of q
So fine. George McGill, d%isorderly, was
fined 81 and costs. WIS. Dean, a loud.
mouthed d%isorderly, went to the bastile
Tor thirty days in default OF the S. and
costs imposed. Jacob Hester was fined
81 and costs Tor disorderly conduct.
John Chester, a plain drunk, got a fifteen
day, sentence. Ed Bradley and John
Maher, plain drunks, were dismissed.
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seabrlsht. There was a good deal Of
singing by societies, but the main order
OF exercises In the orchard, where the
part OF the crowd congregated,
was refreshments, while the dancing
platform was crowded all day. Lands
furnished muaic at intervals.
This afternoon those OF the visitors
who still remain In the city will 20 out
to Wheeling Park. This Is the closing
event Of the thirteenth annual funniest
OF the Pittsburgh district,
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Dlnrrhoea Mt YOUNGSTOWN, Pm,

"s"o''hseo"H Ihs
Last June, after the great flood, I re,
ceiYed u bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from
my pastor, at a time when l was
very much run down with diarrhoea, and
had tried two doctors without finding
any relief. This remedy relieved me al
once, and cured me entirely in a short
time. l got several bottles and gave it
around among my acquaintance who
were afflicted in the SAM way. l think
| gave it to q dozen people, and it re.
lieved and cured, so Jar as I know in
al cases. It is the best medicine for the
disease have eyer known,-MRs. L. L.
HENRIE, Johnstown, Pa. For sale ut 25
cents per bottle, by W. W. Irwin, Charles
Goetze, John Klari, G. schnepf, W. E.
WilliamB, nav
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Boiler Explosion,

GRrESsnuRa, IND, July 3O.-At nine
o'clock this morning at Sand Creek
stone quarry, two miles south Of here,
a lo horse power engine boiler exploded
with terrific force. John Paueh, 81
years old, was thrown 70 feet into u
stone pile and instantly killed. Ed.
Wallace, tho engineer, was severely
scalded. He will die. Five other stone
cutters were more or less injured. The
boiler was an old one but was carry
ing but 10 pounds Of steam.
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IF you cannot see and need spectacles
you should call on us and have our Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Uptician In the State,
mud guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. CRUDE,
Jewcler md Optician,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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The immense demand for Marvin's
Eagle Butter Crackers ia almost incred.
ible; With their great capacity to bake
goods-the largest on the American con.
tinent-they are now 2,0E barrels be-
hind their orders. Their celebrated
goods have the creates. sale OF u
Cracker now offered 10 the public,
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The Bridge Commenced.

Yesterday Mr.. Dominick NJ. Carey,
for Paige, Carey 4 Co., signed the con.
tract to build the Main street bridge,
and later in the day filed his bond OF
$4,000, with Morgan L. OFT and John II.
Hobbs as sureties, with the city clerk.
A small force OF men went to work at the
site Of the bridge yesterday afternoon,
and the work will be pushed with all
possible yisor.
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A full line Of Scrges, Drape DEtcs
and Cheylots, just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first.
class nj reasonable prices.
III StOck-A large line Of Oyersizcs In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 90, body
50. For comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated fast black aud colored
hose. e. HESS g. SONS,
1921 g. 1898 Market Street.
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At a special term Of Part II OF the Cir.
cult Court yesterday, presided over by
Judge PAUL., the demurrer OF the defend
ant in the case OF katherine Boone YER
sus Albert Boone, was over.ruled as not
we'll taken. The case will be taken to
the Supreme Court,
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Ii brotherhood and Association to. Com.

LoulsvElAn, Ky, July so.-A report
has gained circulation here to.
day that arrangements are be.
ing made to combine the Players
League and hhe American Association.
A brotherhood agent was in the city to.
day in conference with President. Phelps
Of the Association. The plan ia Tor an
eight club league 10 be established.
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It's n well known fact that Cofees
roaated In their natural state, always
fresh, Ia more healthful aud economi.
cal to use than the old stale package
C!oilees. Our cheapest grades will give
better satisfaction than those sold as
best In other stores.
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MARvIS's CAKES and Crackers are i'm.
itated by almost every baker in the
country. These limitations arc never 80
good as the genuine goods, and only
prove the superior quality OF the Mar
vim brand.
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Pieusing Sense

Oh health and strength renewed and oil
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eiIectually cleanse the system
when rostlve CT bilious. Tor sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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SPICES

No one can deny that there Is more
adultera,ion In ground spices than In
any other article OF food. Tho small
dealers, not having the facilities for
grinding spices, must sell the ndulterated
mixtures prepared by the dishonest
spice dealer. We grind our own Spices,
have them always fresh and guarantee
them strictly pure.
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: sltA The Victoria.
1.-THE Ladies' Victor" has arrived, and
we will open our SCHOOL. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call and join. All wei.
come. Epw. L. Rose ( Co.
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STONE & THOMAS
Vbc Suttllietnfer.
Onice. No.. go and 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertiser oiitS.

MISUNDERSTANDING Bros.
Bells Reliable Specialtlcs.
Moy,d.G. y. Smlth.
Fly funs-Sesbitt l. lIro.
For Muslin sIyns-Heo. Z. Kurncr 4 bros.
Dissolution OF CO'partaership.
froposals-Jamcs 4. Jarrett.
wantc,l- Blacksmith.
Lnst-pocket.booK, ....
tine secondhand Pianos-F. ". Daumcr 1
%.
Atlantic Tea Co Fourth Page.
Geo. NJ. bnook Il Co.-Fourtn Page,
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-W-I" P1cnlc Grounds.
Cresap's Old Groye-twenty milen
down the river--is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
DO obtained on application to J. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
panY, Wheeling. ". Va.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, Zoo
Main St. kimmel Whisky a specially,
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HAVE you seen those elegant Stanley
Cakes, Marvin's latest novelty? Buy a
pound and be convinced that they are
the best goods you ever ate.
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A now Stanley Cake has .ust been
discovered by S. S. Marvin 4 ] Co., and
is surely the finest specimen OF its class
you ever saw. Now on exhibition and
for sale by all grocers.
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The Big

Cleveland, 6, Brooklyn, Is. IN. L.)
Chicago, s; Brooklyn, 6. n. IL
Brooklyn, s; Columbus, H. (Aeso.)
Buffalo. S; Philadelphia, l2. n. L.)
Cincinnati, 0; Boston, 3. (N.L.)
Chicago. 5; Philadelphia, o. IN. L.)
Toledo, !; Philadelphia, G. (Asso.)
Syracuse, : st. Louis, G. (Asso.)
Cleveland, 9; Boston, !. IF. L.
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ALWAYS buy Marvin's NIX Ginger
Snaps. They are the best, and cost no
more than inferior goods.
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"FRoM 1ndia's Coral Strand" comes
the Observation-Disclosures to Krojfs
DiarrhGu COMPOUND.
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PURITY and strength combined in En-.
terprise Baking Powder.
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n bicycle Riders

We will open a Ladies' Glass at our
Bicycle School. For particulars call or
write us. EDw. L. RosE & Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street.
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For cholera-morbus diarrhua, ETC.,
hrnfs Diarrhga Compound. No cure
no pay,
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IL thirty years constant use, Krai's
DlarrI@a Compound has never failed in
a single case.
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ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER makes
lighter and whittier biscuit than any
other.
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Coin DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 70 without premiums.
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HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
Cotfee2 5gss
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Teas, Coffoes, Spices, Etc.
Atlantic Tea
co.
Tea Importers & CoaeeR oasters.

We are now receiving our spring leat
garden grown Teas. Those Teas arc es.
peclnlly adapted for iced Tea, possessing
= rich. full flavor md great strength.
We guarantee all our Teas strictly pure,
new crop and far superior to tho poison.
GUS mixtures 30 generally sold.
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USE a Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Valley.