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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-25
A IlABERDASnER ASSIGNS.
Lawrence j. Woeber Turns Ills Stock Owe
for tho Benefit of Ills Creditors.

i"'NTthccu' Nocber Iufnk IiiN STOCK over
for tho Benefit Of Ills Creditors.
Lawrence ]. Woeber, who few
months since opened II gentlemen's fur.
nishing store at No. l22S Market street,
has made an assignment for the benefit
o. Ills creditors, TO Mr.. G. A. Schaefer.
The decd OF assignment, which bears
date OF January %, was admitted to rec.
ord in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
There is covered by the assignment all
the goods contained in the stock Woeber
has in his store, all the fixtures and tho
remainder the lease on the store.room.
The assignee ia to dispose OF that which
is assigned to him to the best possible
advantage and with the proceeds carry
out tho provisions OF the assignment rs
follows:
First, pay the costs OF the assignment,
including SIG to White K Allen, a,tor.
neys, for drawing up the deed. Second,
th1fent due tho Wheeling Bakery Com.
pany for the three months ending April
|, ut the rate OF $500 per anpum. Third,
4 note to Thomas J. Ball for $500, dated
April II, 1889; note in favor OF John
liadng and August Q. Miller, dated
September 20, 1850, for $500, and the
following debts due:. Jones Bros,
Sl2 90; Mansbarger, Lott & Mckown,
81; Frew Il Ber.schy, $40; Kraft Bros.
\ Rosenberg, Sl75; West Virginia Print.
ing Company, $50; Klevis, Kraft 4 Co.,
$500; J. X. Hall Opera House pro.
gramme) ,Sl5. Fourth, he shall pay rata
bly, with the residue OF the proceeds ofthe
saie, if there be any, all other debts
which may be found against Woeber.
The assignee is empowered to employ,
help, etc., and take such measures us he
may deem best to dispose Of the prop
ertV ..E r-..n.
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To tho Ladies'
The Wheeling lnstalneRt Co.,
1lao.1las.ll4o MARKET ST.,
Near Twelfth st. "a

With the beginning OF the Now Year
comes the retrospect OF the old.-While
the year just ended has contributed to
history many oil lis saddest incidents and
darkest pages--yCt We as business men
AFRO forced to admit that II Inns been with
us n prosperous and highly successful
one.--With It's ending We hayo not
"SwonN OFF" from our old system Of do.
ing bhsiness-but we have "Turned over
u new leaf" and made many good reso.
lutions that embody decided advantages
for our patrons Of the present year. We
have Observation-Disclosures givc you tho
desirable privilege .oi furnishing your
home with tho most modcrn--stylish-
and substantial goods on casy, weekly
semi.monthly or monthly payments.
Secondly---To keep constantly before
you the largest and most complete limo
OF Furniture-Cnrpets--Stoves and zen.
eral houseiurnishing goods. Thirdly
to sell all goods In instalmeuts ut strictly
cost prices. Fourthly-,o give more
goods for less money than any other
house, and on easier terms. Fiithly-to
deliver all orders with promptness and
dispatch; and, lastly-Io olieryon all the
advantages OF n perfect credit system,
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

The quotation "EIumanu,n est crrare"
Is the best apology We can mako for our
many shortcomings in tho past, and
with it we promise amends. Systcms
cannot DO inaugurated and strictly oh.
served rs quickly MS we should Ike 1t
done..-lt takes time to make perfect
The immense trade TINT was usliered in
Mt our grand opening last November, and
continued till the close OF S0-pointed
out many improvements that we have
already established. In asking there
fore for your patronage this year-we do
80 knowing full well that you will ap.
preciate our eforts-and promising you
at the same timo that we Intend to serve
you better than ever boiore.-Your
interests are identical with ours.-'To
serve you Is to please MS. I,7'
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Cured by Cuticura.

: II had known Of the CuT1cuRA Rgayp,Es
twenty:eight years ago 1t would have saved me
500 % 1.-TWO hundred dollars and nm Immense
amount Of suffering. My disease (psoriasisS
commenced Oh my hcnd In a spot not larrcr
than cent: 1t spread rapidly alt over my body
and got under my nails. The scales would tlr0p
OF OF me all the time, and my suffering WAS
endless and without relief. One thousand dol.
lars would not tempt nc to have this disease
over again; i am poor mau. but feel rich to
be relieved OF what some OF the doctors said
was lcprosy, some ringworm, psoriasis, etc. i
took !" and Sarsaparillas over one year.
and hall. but no cure. i went to two o; three
doctors, and no cure. cannot praise tho t,uti.
cura Remedies log much: They have made my
skin az clear and free from scales as a bnby's.
ALI Used oil them were three boxes OF CutIc,ira,
and three bottles OF Cuticura Rcsolycnt, and
two cakes Of Cuticura Soap. II you had been
here and said you would have cured mo ior
800 %. you would have had tho mouoy. looked
Ike the picture In your book OF psoriasis mic.
tulc nuHiber two, "IIow TO Cure skin Dlscases'S.
but now am ar clear as any person ever was.
Through force OF habit rub my hands over nv
arms and legs TO scratch once III u while. but 10
no purpose. am all well. scratched twenty.
eight years. and It got to be kind Of a second
nature to me. thank you thousand tilaes.
r sl.,4t}. DENNIS DOWNING, WATERBURY. vi =
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Teas, Coffees, Spices, Etc.
5 TEE
AtlantiCTeaC0.

Having completed invoicing in their
several stores, find theyearjust closed a
memorable one-prosperous beyond our
most sanguine expectations, business in.
creasing in all our branch stores, as well
rs in our Wheeling stores. We propose
10 still further increase our already
enormous business by making n whole.
sale reduction In former prices, and from
time to time, in tho daily papers, give q
list Of prices that will induce our thou.
sands OF patrons everywhere, and the
thousands Of others that arc paying OK.
horbitant prices for tho necessaries Of
lie, to send in their orders to us.
Allorders by mail amounting to $40 90
We will pay the freight to any railway
station 100 miles from any Of our stores.
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CORRUGATED IRON GOING ABROAD,

Standard 1iiil Makes n Shipment to South
f Anerica-othcr bridgeport News.
Z. r, Davis, Of cadis, Is visiting friends here,
ST. Williams leaves for Chicago on business
to-day, 1- 40 III - : 7I,I1,I'Tl
Mrs.. E. Trucman Is suffering an attack OF III.
John Powell Is still confined to bis room by
sickness, Hg,-E g5[T17 f',.sI 1f7I1T : y
with friends here. .0Ea9'Sr' n =
Henry Fox. who has been suffering an attack
Of typhoid fever. Is conyalescent, Ili -f
John Cox. Of !Etnnvlllc, left yesterday for Pom.
eroy. where no will be the guest OF friends dur.
lug tho next iow weeks. 'r'El 1a1Fll n.
The work Of laying tho foundation for tho
~ new eipc5 factory was begun yesterday and Will
The Il. J. Daggs 4 Sons mills arc sill idle, and
II Is reported by good authority that there are
no prospects for tho works starting up before
Spring. l.r n. - 4 I17rI =
There Is considerable complaint belug made
w persons living IN the vicinity OF the O., L. Il
W. yards OF tho whistling engaged IN by.yard
engineers. TE9GH.flr 49,. "
will be, pleased to learn Tint hc Is slowly 70.
suffering, go ITTT
The Crystal Glass company arc getting their
plant IN shape for a good steady run. Some good
oriers haye been booked, and the prospects look
brighter than they have for somo time.
A portion only OF tho lEtra mill Is on now.
New housing Is being put In at one OF the sheet
mlls,and several furnaces are undergoing repair.
The millwill be on full within a few days. (,
The stack Of the No. 5 heating furnace at the
Standards plant gave way yesterday nbout
twenty feet above ground, aud had to be taken
down 10 DO repaired. II will DO put up to.mor.
row md but one day lost In consequence.
Council Is now negotiating with several clcc.
trio lighting companies for II plant to light tho
town. II IS 10 DO hoped TINT while thu question
T. up this time, II will be definitely settled.
The town would by adopting the electric light
| take Que step that would bs Il great blessing to
tho community. %
The Standard Iron' Company have about com.
| ple,ed IN order OF corrugated Iron that IL TO be
used IN the construction Of several large grain
elevators In South America There will be about
ten car loads Of the iron, and 1t will 20 by
steamer from New York. This speaks well for
the reputation the home industries bavc abroad.
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Old Court House to DO Sold To-day.

This morning at 10 o'clock, the old
Court House property will be offered for
sale on the premises. The indications
are that there will be several bidders
and a good price obtained for the pro:
perry. Mr.. Daniel L. Heiskcll has told
Chairman kurner to start the property
at the bid made by him and Messrs.
John L. Dickey and George A. Laugh.
lin, $4,000, which offer they made ten
DAYS apO 3 49,. 49, = - n
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Council Committees,

Tho Council committees on Markets.
Cemeteries and Accounts were called to
meet last evening. Mr.. Ellingham was
the only member OF Accounts who
appeared, and rs he could not make
a quorum OF himself the bids
for compiling the ordinances re.
main unopened still. The Committee
on Cemeteries audited bills to tho
amount OF SIS 81. That on Markets ap.
proved OF bills amounting to Sl0o 81,
and refused TO take action on the peti.
tion asking that tho Centre market be
held on Friday instead. OF Thursday
mornings, other than to refer it back to
Council. 's{{ss ". sss,'s57't@ ssgs} ~
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A Religious Breeze ut Little Washington.

"sSs%O "t AAAtAo
Quite a breeze OF excitement is re-
ported to have been raised in religious
circles at Little Washington by a state
ment said to have been made by the
Rev. R. r. Cayley, OF Trinity Hall, 4 well
known private school in that town, to
the effect that there was nothing wrong
in drinking wine, and that he favored its
use. The report is that this statement
was made at time when he was occu-
plying the pulpit OF one OF the churches,
and the sensation created by it was con-
siderably increased by the rising up OF
appointment member OF the church, who
said the statement made by Mr.. Cayley
was not according to the Bible, and
then he proceeded to denounce the cler-
gyman, but was at last persuaded to sit
down 'sr..r-.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.


Notes About tho Happenings Of Yesterday.
- Personal News. Il ,fs,a5
Communion will be had at the U. P. Church
tomorrow. X sd - @=gS Il. Is sf,.-, u
Capt. INV; Smith has returned from q business
trip to Pittsburgh. # I1S IA I'I
landlords Protective Association has been
formed at Colcrain. f ~ 4 ~ .3'5l..y5 ~
Mrs. J. r. Meaus,lof steubenvIlle, Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. i. Gillespie. ,SESrlf n
Miss Lulu Brown, OF 81. Clairsyille, Is visiting
Mayorand Ms. y, 9. MITCHELL. & 1ISi,. 49,
Miss Anna str!nger, OF Portland Station, Is
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Edith McKim.
The next meeting OF the ". C. r. q. Of Bel.
March. ~ NJ ~, q 1iSEt-,
:. six weeks old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
suddenly. Sss!s. y i ~ ~
Mr.. John Morgan, Of Broadway street, who
mas been on the sick list for several days, WINS
somewhat better yesterday. ,ii53'lf
On Thursday night 3.year.old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs: William Paxton. who live OH Fifth street,
died after lingering Illness lllFi 2. ~
I Last night Misses Kate Greer, Edna Crowel and
May Ford entertained large party OF their
friends very pleasantly at tho residence OF Sir.
aud alrs. Thomas Greer. 4 :, n "a. Z.
The. address OF DR.. Blglcy before the High
School yesterday was one OF the best addresses
ever delivered In Martins Perry. The Doctor is
an excellent talkcr, aud his description OF Rug.
by. Winchester, aud his culogy OF the famous
Rugby teacher, Dr.. Thomas Arnold, were re.
ceiyed with marked favor. n -.
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TEx.MiLE bicycle race at the Alhan,-
bra rink, Saturday evening, January rs,
1890, between John G. Muth, OF Bellaire,
Alvin Lowe, Of West Wheeling, and sew.
eral local wheclmen. This will be an ex-
citing contest OF speed, IS the winner
will be presenoed with a gold I. a. w.
badge. Admission, adults 20 cents, chill.
dren 10 cents. N, L. :
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pIMPLEs, black.Aeads, ohApped and oily skin
; ~ prevented By Cutlcura Mcdica,ed Soap, :,
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TWO ACCIDENTS on TIE IlE,lrFIELD
Cause rralns to 10 Delaycd-No Ono In.
b. turrtl .# N. Y. f.

Cause Tralns to 10 Delaycd-No Ono In.
.r,u,.. jurcd. a I
Trains on the HempGeld division Of
tho B. 4 0. were badly delayed yester.
day by two accidents, which
fortunately did not result seriously.
Ono Of the driving wheels OF the en-
CINE hauling Il freight train to this city
came of near, Vienna and tore things up
for quite Il distance. The wreck train
did not arrive until daylight and the
track was blockaded until about 0
o'clock. The cannon Ballp from Gin
clnnati, which left here at $40 O'Clock,
was delayed four hours.
The second accident happened to Capt.
Charlie Adams accommodation train
which left here at 1885 o'clock. The
pony springs broke jus. the ,other
side OF tho Washington Y, bringing the
train to sudden stop, which not only
scared the many passengers but gave
them u good shaking. The broken
springs were removed from the track
and yard engine took the train through
to Pittsburgh. :
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Suit Rlleu,,i

With its intense itching, dry, hot skin,
often broken into painful cracks, and
the little watery pimples, often causes
understandable suffering. Hoods sarsa.
parilla has wonderful power over this
disease. It puriies the blood, and ex-
pels the humor, and the skin heals
without q scar. Send for book contain
ing many statements OF cures, to O. J..
Hood y Co., Apothecaries, Lowell,
Mass. b: Eii5rif & .iii3t 'SiF &
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Elixir OF Dates

1s a combination OF the active properties
OF dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered it I'M.
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousncss, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in so cent
bottles by 9. R. Goethe, w. w. Irwin,
W. E. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents. $50 +
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$40 Excur,lou "a wn.n1u,-ton II = )

The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad will
run an excursion to Washington, D. G.,
on Thursday, January 80. Fare for
round trip $40. Tickets will be good on
all trains leaving on the 30th,' and will
pc limited to ten days. Corresponding
low rates from MI stations. For tickets
and parlor or sleeping car accommoda.
ton call upon or address Agent Balti-
more & Ohio railroad. -; i . d
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Look out for a sensation in few DAYS

OWING to the fact that We expect to
move on April l, we will close out a
large assortment of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writer's. Intending to devote our atten-
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
a EDw. L. ROSE & Co., i"
.. SIS Twelfth street.
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n III YOU cam Of sec and need spcctacles
YOU should call Oh lis ind hive your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and m,ssre experience
tllan any other Opticim in inc State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GRUlsB,
Jeweler nn.l Uptician.
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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bargains with Il big Il,

We pust be doing business or We are
not happy. In order to make things
move in dull season, we will for ten days
SELL. - 81, =
$3.50 Ladies' Cincinnati Shoes at 81 81.
81 so Ladies' Dongola Heel or Spring
Heel at 81 IL. -. -
81 so Boys School Shoes, lie best made,
at 81 II.
Zoe Child's Dongola Heel or Spring
Heel at 47c. .
These are not odds and ends but clean,
fresh goods. See them in cur window,
- ALEXANDER & Co.,
1910 Main street.
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An ACCIDENT At SEA
Causes the Death OF Three Mon on Bonrt
the Steamer Sandman. -r

Causes the Dealt, Of Three Mon on Bonr,l
the Steamer Sandman.
LoauoN, Jan. 24.-The British steam
or Sandman, Captain Richardson, from
Portland, January Q, arrived ut Liver
pool last night. She reports very heavy
weather on January 1G. An alarm Of
fire was given, caused by the bursting OF
steam gauge. In the meantime the
,funnelwas smashed and the fires smoth-
cred by the water pouring down on
them. Two men We're killed and a third
50 badly injured that he subsequently.
died. Three other men We're bauly in.
jured. It was impossible for the funnel
10 be replaced for twenty.iour hours,
and in the meantime the steamer drifted,
the storm at the same time increasing in
severity. The three men,who were killed
were buried at sea when the storm
abated. All the Sardinian's life.boats
except one were gmaqhea by the heavy
seas. al y. ~ II. & I. ,,:5 yi.. 4. II
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TnE peoples remedy for tho cure Of
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Group, Influenza, Whoopins
CoaSa, 1ncipient Consumption, is Dr..
BULBS Cough Syrup, the old reliable.
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The Quickest Time Ever Made by
the Louisville and Nashville Il. u.

Is on their Present Schedule. Nj
Trims leave Cincinnati daily 1855 a. N. and 7:50
Pm. Arrive Louisville A. n. and Isis 7. NJ:
Nashville $50 r. NJ. md Csc a. NJ; birmingham
1880 +. NJ. and 3:2u ?. NJ; Montgomery ss::25 A. N.
and 7;O5 p. ~; Mobile $40 A. M.nnd 2:O5 A. NJ;
Albany Silb 4, N, md l:eo a. NJ; Thomasyille
LES A. NJ; New Orleans T.: 10 noon and 700 A. N.
jncksoavIilc, Fla. 2:lO Pm. and 1855 a. NJ. Re.
spccilvely, % hours ind Is minutes to New
Orleans and 50 hours and 10 minutes to Jackson.
VILE. Both trains run through solid to New
lc'':swlh Pullman Buffet SieaTcrs attached.
Pullman lMstct sleeporS run Through from Gin.
cinnati TO Jacksonville withourchangc.
, For further Information write HERMAN HOLMES
I. 7, A., Medina, O.: c. Il. Spraguc, T. 7. A.,
clnuati, O. -sfEs Y = III y. - :.
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Beware OF Ointmcnts for Cntnrrh TINT Con.
q. tss17s 49,. tain Mercury, srlI 4 - 2 =

beWnre or Olntmcnts Tor Cnthrrh TINT Con-
II 80 tain Mercury, ~ =
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip.
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do IS ten fold to the
good you pan possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
]. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. 1t is taken internally, and made In
Toledo, Ohio, BYE. j.. Cheney 4 Co.
, ee5ssosd TbY Druggists, price 75e per
bottle, h'|tF paw
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows tho use OF
Syrup OF Figs, rs it acts in harmony with
nature to ehectualiy cleanse the system
when costive or bilious, For sale in SOC
and s. 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
..'1 .-t5H'se ~ = SIlIr4g .1ft'Enap Dku
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Weather Indications.

,WAsn1SGToS, Jan. 24.-For Western
Pennsylvania, fair, preceded by light
local SHOWS on the lake, southeasterly
winds, warmer. ~
For West Virginia, fair, warmer, south
.erly winds. ~ r.Sf ]. e
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Hr.H. #|...a
BELLAlRE BRIEFS.
Wool In belmont County All Soll-Genernl
News From tho Glass City,

'sSoA :" s'NAhAoht Soahty
News From tho Glass City.
William Elliott, OF Gravel Illlhas the grippe.
Several persons here arc suffering with sore
eyes. ra Ifl6 :, I-
.; Mlss Laura Sellers Is homo from short trip to
{, Conductor c. J. Mckee, OF tho G. l. p is on
Nj. and Mrs. J. schwab are home from visit
TO Cleveland.
The police stopped the boys who.werc Shedding
In the streets yesterday.
A little daughter OF jacob Rowles Is danger.
ously sick with whoOping cough. -gf
Mayor Scabright and many other Wheeling
cltizens were down 10 see My Aunt Bridget"
last night. - 81
D. D. T. Cowen Is lying very sick at the home
OF MS iather.in.law ut 81. Clairsvlllc with tho
pneumonia. 5= 7s.u
County Treasurer George Robinson Is down
here looking utter delinQuents.- lie finds great
deal oil trouble here in this respect.
NJ. Frank Williams, township clerk, Is in
Columbus. and 1t Is said he will come In for one
OF the plums TO be given out by Governor
Campbell. II. ri 'sg.. EEL
II IS rnmorei that mn opera house Is 10 be one
81 the many improvements that will matGrialize
mere me coming summer. The scheme Is being
pushed Tor nll that's out and 1t Is said that some
wheeling capital may be put In the project.
Nearly all the farmers living nearby have been
robbed OF about all their poultry, and thieves
have been living fat In consequence. There Is
as yet no clue rs TO who the thieves are. "A
number Of threats arc made to the effect that
buckshot Will be used on any OF the desperados
that are caught. -1l
MI 7. Z. B0oth,a we'll known woOlbuycr Troy,
n. T., was In the city yesterday. after having
made trip through this and Monroe counties.
lie says as fnr west MS GAINESVILLE aud through
the country for twenty miles In n Soulhcrly di.
Irecton there Is not three clips OF wool left. 1t
hasall been sold aud nearly I'LL Of It sacked.
Mrs. Shell Martin has been robbed OF large
washing OF fine clothes. belonging to several
families here for whom she washes. The under.
thief took line, pins aud all there Is NO clue 10
who the thief Is. MIS-. Martin Is worried almost
SICK over the theft, us she can ilalord the loss.
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You can get an infallible Remcdyior
the Influenza or "La Grippe" at DR..
Hennig's Pharmacy, No. a Eleventh
street. Price SO cents per bottle. NJ.
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A DEVASTATED CoUGH, cruelty tries the
Lungs and wastes the general strength.
A prudent resort for the afflicted is to
Or. D. Jayne's Expectorant, remedy
for all troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis
or any Pulmonary Affection. Mwks !.
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TODAY only, $50 slightly soiled Un.
laundrlcd Shirts, ut 35 cents each. They
arc our regular so and Is cent and 81
Shirts, und MI 90 ut the same price. z
EMSlllMEl'S,
Eleventh Street.
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BUCKEYE EXTRACTS are the best on
earth, for you always get your moneys
worth. At all grocers. ,,.1 d. ~