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At Clesk Hooks OttIcc.

The following transfers OF real estate
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook
Saturday:
Deed made April II, 1890. by Margaret
and A. G: Ryan to James Nixon; a part
OF the VIM. Martin farm, on the east
sue S q Peters Run, in Ohio county.
Deed made april 80. 1890, by John
and Hannah Howell to Alexander
Hirth, one.hall OF lot No. ZIG on north
aido Of John street, in East Wheeling.
Consideration, $1,000. FIX: "
Also two deeds OF trust.
a marriage license was issued to
Harry Harry ~ I, C?rossley, aged 25, Of Belmont
county. o1io, and Miss Minnie Adams,
aged II, oiSt: Clalrsville. 3-,15 ~
The will Of James K. McAlurray was
admitted to probate. David NJ, Blayney
was appointed executor. Bond, $1,000,
WIN. Dunlap, surety. 49,.
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POPULAR MEN on TIE ROAD,

a Chance for NIL to Express thicr Prefer.
ence-Ihe Most Popular to Receive n
Costly Present. s'.
In order to ascertain who is the most
popular commercial traveller represent.
ing a Wheeling house, on the road the
1SrELLldEScEainvites all its readers to
express their preference. A coupon for
the purpose will be found below, This
may be mailed or left at the office, or as
many as an envelope will hold can be
mailed ut once. Voters should, howev-
er: be careful to see that tho postage is
FULLY prepaid at letter rates. Every per.
son has an opportunity to do a good thing
Tor his best friend among the genial
commercial travellers.
The most popular man when the
voting ceases June 80 will receive
his choice Of life insurance policy
for $1,000, with the premium paid
up Tor one year, or an accident insur.
ANGEL policy for 5000 for one year,
the policy to be written by Sweeney &
Edwards, general agents OF the Equita.
BILE Life Assurance Association.
Below will be found an explanation
OF the contest. Anybody can vote, and
each as often rs he sees tit. lin
,t,, :. ~, CONDITIONS. 1
desired. : 49, - = - ' ~ I'D
2. Ahthe blanks in the coupons must be i,)led
y. No vote Will be ted which Is not written
on a coupon cut from the ISTELLIGgScsE. :
i. The contest Will close Julyl, Votes received
alter thai day will be DESTROYED uncounied.
.. Any travelling. salesman for u Wheeling
house may BE- voted for. -.r'.-',s' .
t-.-l COUPON. ri.
THE WHEELING 1NTELLIGESCER &
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B0YcOl'rS AND THINGS
Considered by the Trades md Labor AZ
senibiy Yesterday.

Considered by the Trades md Labor AZ.
senbiy Yesterday.
In the absence. OF President Wood,
NJ. J. Finley presided over Yesterdays
meeting OF the Trades Assembly. As
has been the case at all meetings for
several months, tho hall was we'll filled
with delegates and spectators from the
various unions represented. .n.
The Committee on Arbitration 70.
ported that 1t had settled the blown
tumbler-smoothers' strike at the Cen.
trail Glass Works, the old hands going
back at the old prices. The delevates
from the Martins Ferry Carpenters
Union reported that that organization
had placed Il boycott OH the planning
mills and contractors who are members
OF the Bullders' Exchange, The bod
carriers reported boycott on Richard
Ross. The plastsrers reported boycott
Oh the plcstering firms which arc mem.
beers OF the Builders Exchange, The
carpenters also repaired that they had
declared a boycott on Michael Riley,
because he is allowing Il contractor to
finish his building, corner OF Market
and Fourteenth streets, who emplovs
non.union men and is member Of
tho Builders Exchange. The differences
between the lantern makers
at the Nail City Lantern Works
and their employers were left in the
hands OF the Arbitration Committee
for investigation. A communication
was received from representatives OF the
Union Brewery, OF Canton, stating tina,
union prices are paid and that the com.
Pany has no objection to the men organ.
lzlng, and recommending that the Aa.
sembiy send out m organizer. Tho AS
ssmbly answered that 50 long as the
men do not belong to the Union, the
product will be considered non U nion
a communication was received from the
national headquarters OF tho X. of L.
saying that they would arrange for ap
pointing Mr.. Wassaman an organizer a,
once. The delegates from the Miners
Union made serious objections to a cir.
cular which the carpenters have been
circulating to the effect that "miners
ETC." are taking their places. The mat.
ter was not settled when tho meeting
adjourned. .
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The Reymann Brewing Company are
putting in the foundation for their new
ice plant.
The Belmont blast furnace will be
compelled to close down before long to
relieve the cupola.
A number OF workmen have quit at
the Whitaker mill and gone to work
at the Top mill. Consequently the for.
mer establishment is short OF men, ca.
pecla.ly in the roushins department.
The boring OF the new oil and gas well
at Boggs' Run for tho Wheeling Devel.
opment Company is progressing nicely.
They have sunk to the depth Of about
200 feet. The boring is in charge of W.
e. Welsh, of Leetsdale, Ia.
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Vote early and often.
MARTINS FERRY,

american Mechanics Mt Chnrch--ynrlou
| Local News Items. ~
James A. Gray has sold lot on Third street to
John Moran for $780,. ,F.,.. "
There Is considerable talk Of annexipp IEtna.
Vile 10 Martins Ferry. ~
Over 100 prizes to be rallied OF at the fremeus
| iestal and drawing arc on exhibition ut Oug's
drug store. ar --s ~ 100 ! -
There were twelve applicants for examination
seiose tue Hoard OF Examiners In the public
schools on Saturday. -
4 threc.act drama called "Borderland" will
90 presented By homo talent for the buneA, o
the striking carpenters. ~
superintendent Sparks will be one OF tho In.
structors OF the Teachers Institute 10 DO held ut
GAINESVILLE this ,ummer. II'EIIS.'' ! :" -
4 new switch which win accommodate len
cars Is being put In by tho c. l.. & W. n. Z, Co..
at the ieg, Iarrel und box factory.7 ~
a. The pulpit In St: PAnl's Episcopal Churcl, was
ham. Of 81. LaEs's Clutch, island yests i.hS;
afternoon. - -
Inc fire department will meet In Lafayette
nall tomorrow evening TO elect an assistant
chleI and Secretary aud make ARRANGEMENTS for
Inc parade on decoration Day.
Tho usual Sunday afternoon meeting OF the Y.
~: u A. yesterday was very interesting. The
meeting WINS led by Mr.. J.. c. Lynch, OF the
,Mheei!ns Y. X Ca, assisted by Others mem.
befs oi'that association. a. number from Bridge.
port were present and the attendance vas tne
largest In the history OF the association. :,
Barney McCaun desires 1t stated that the
cutting atirny between Joseph May and Jane,
LEONARD did not iaSc place In hli saloon OK
sAteu In the Rt0a:tr, but on the pavement be-
low the saloon. Nay says that Leonard drew
Hniie on him In the frat place md cut bis arm
ena his pants before he drew Ini1e on Leon.
ara. and he drew this TO save his own ljic Leon
ara Is getting along nicely. IA
Tho Hook and Ladder Company has awarded
Inc contract 10 furnish tea N OF horses for ono
year TO Mr.. George ". Iwecdy. All persons
ssehdlng 1n au alarm arc to telephone 10 Twecdys
livery Stable. day or night where bell. to be
placed on tho stable. will DO promptly sounded |
NJ. Iwecdy has made all necessary changes on |
ms harness toe prompt action. Hereafter no |
persons VIII DO allowed to ride on the truck ex.
cept members Of tho department. ia
One hundred and three members OF the Junior
american Mechanics and forty.aya OF the seniors
met At their lodge room yesterday morning aud |
marched 70 the rirst v. L. Church, where they
occupied the t;ont rows ana a sermon was
preached 10 them BY Rev. !. .. Winters, from tLe
2Jth Psalm, 9Th verse; In the nalne OF our Lord
We wlil return upon our bannera." The sermon
occupied Just lOyly.tlyc minutes and was an ex.
ccleat Que. Tho church was crowded 10 It's Ut.
most. "Tho March TO Victory" and 20 Thou,
NY Hope. Ny Country" were Anng by GUAR.
tette consisting OF Z. f. Sparks, John Ecely.
Ice Morris and Allen Mckee, md "If I wera
Voice." by Prof gparIs - -. 4.'''-"
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WORK on TIE UNION BRIDGE.



The work OF putting up tho derrick
for the traveller on the superstructure
for the channel span Of the Union
Bridge was commenced yesterday, and
the traveller, which will DO 105 feet in
height, will be put up in day or two.
A large number OF spectators watched
the work yesterday from both sides Of
the river. Two men worked on a single
six.inch timber, seventy feet above the
superstructure, carrying heavy ropes and
running and walking across tho timber
as nnconcerned rs II they were on terra
Trina. This almost took the breath out
oil some Of the SPECTATORS. One man
said, "Why, that's aS high rs Wheeling
hill" and another: II wouldn't walk
across that timber for 4 thousand
dollars. ii .HI H
The iron work of the channel span
VIII DO begun to-day aud may DO com.
pleted this week.
The extension OF the broad guage
track by the Terminal Company haa
only been completed to tho Seventeenth
street bridge. They have been delayed
by the old bridge, which 10 being torn
away thia week, after which they will
continue their extension ma rapidly III
possible. .,,.z 0'a7
Tho now Seventeenth street bridge fol
the city, has been completed, with thu
exception OF the foot way,
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Tribute Of Respect.

Att meeting OF the Directors OF the
Standard Fire Insurance COMPANY. held
at their office on Saturday evening, the
following was unanimously adopted, viz;
WHEREAS. In the all-wise but inscruti.
ble providence of Almighty God, our
fellow Director, Z. W. Wells, has been
removed from this Board by a sudden
and terrible accident; and,
WHEAEAs, We have been associated
with him in the management of the af.
fairs OF this company from its orcaujzs-
ton and knew him we'll. Il. '.:'Tn :.
Resolred, That while we bow with
humble submission to the will OF our
Heavenly Father NO wlah 10 record our
appreciation OF the loss we have thus
sustained, and our sympathy for tho
family Of our deceased coturade in this
their hour OF severest trial.
Resolred, That in L. W. Wells We
found tho true gentleman, dillioent in
business. sctupu!oua!y honest in all his
dealings, OF sterling integrity, and I'm.
hlnchlngly faithful to every trust, we
have only pleasant memories Of our
business relations to recall, md nothing
to regret or deplore save only bis un:
timely death in the midst Of bis pgeiul,
ness, tl,55.z ar M
Resolved, That we offer to HIS family
our heartfelt sympathy in their bereaye.
ment and that the Secretary communi.
cate this, our action to Mrs. Wells. and
aiso publish the came in The Wheeling
lSTELLlGEScER and Register, $3.50
JAS. T. ROGERS, )4oa, H..
Ed. PAHE, s-,f -
y, ". G; WILKINSON, Committee.
WV. GoERISG,
CHAs. W. CONNER, Secretary.
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!, Ma!oh--"Cadets" A, Raida
OVERWHELMINGLY Char. Hach
;. !.iyl-"rhc Mil In the FORSYTH. Eilenberr.
l. "alIz-"Danubc Waves .lyauoyicI.
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An Excursion 1lout,

Mr.: F. L. Smith, Acting Surveyor OF
the Fort, went down the river to meas.
uIe and Inspect little steam propelier
winch Capt. Ei idle, Of tho Hotel Buck.
iinsnam, ut P4rkersburg, is rebuilding
lor an excursion boat to Blcnnerhaascft
Island. She Was in tho Little Kunawha
lraue' but has new machinery and n
new name, the "Gazclle." There ara
lour other boats approaching connie.
ton down the river. "41c'
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DO YOU KNOW ME?

1897 10 You Know Ny Shoe. 1900.
Z Do you know that Schulze is the only
and original 1905 Calf Shoe for Gentle
men? M. 90" :
Do you know that it is the best Shoe
on earth for the money?
= DO you know that we carry itin stock
in n0l Ten different stylesY w.
f7 Now, that you have been introduced to
ns aud our celebrated Shoe, it is to be
hoped that We will lose no time in be.
coming better acquainted. Al -.
To bc had only OF ;E.iEi
7,st Il: J. ScuuLzE,
,!e 1854 Main street, t,ap
Wheeling, W. Va.
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Mr., Gore I.liItif!,s Nrt,,.

In the lSTELLldEScER OF last Friday
IN the mention Of the tearing ND Of mr..
IONS OF the pavement on Chapline street,
south Side, it was inadvertently stated
that the pavement was laid by the late
Col, Robert Campbell. Mr.. David Gore
iald the pavement, and deserves credit
Ior making as good a job OF it as the sys.
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a Good Offer.

Ch0Fltslon Star, Nay 5. N
Col. W. A. McCorkle yesterday tele-
graphed the Singer Sewing Machine
Company, whose works at Elizabeth, N.
j., were destroyed by FIRE Tuesday
night. offering them, on behalf Of the
kanawha Company. free site, Tree
fuel and Ibonus to locate their works in
the new town. No reply has been re-
ceived yet. The company, it is under
stood, has monthly pay roll Of S4O,-
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That St. Clnirsyille I,oad.

The Cadiz Republican says concerning
railroad probabilities via St. Clairsville
to Bellaire: "There have been efforts
made to offer Inducements for the ex-
tension OF the Valley Road along line
extending through Cadiz and st. Glars
vile to the. Baltimore & Ohio road, and
these efforts will be continued if it is
found there is sufficient encouragement
for them. The Valley Road is owned
now by the Baltimore. < Ohio, and it is
eertain to be extended, on some route,
beyond its present terminus at Valley
Junction, e.,
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s..- .....| ..r.IH
Tic Park DuerlnH

A large. crowd, considering the cool
atmosphere, went out on The Wheeling
4 Elm Grove motors yesterday afternoon
to attend the formal opening for this
season Of the Wheeling Park. Six car
loads went out on both the 9 and 3
o'clock trains. Everything in the park
is looking fine, and by the first of June
it will be more beautiful than ever be.
fore. Good music was rendered by the
Opera House Orchestra, assisted by Mas
ter Spell, son Of Musical Director Smell.
who isa young yiolinist OF MICH prom.
$50. Mr.. Anton Reymann also took part.
playing the flute. The following musical
programme was rendered: .R .-4f.4s1
$3.50 rlnsr FART.
? Oyer,urc-"iubel''. t:hs IA; ' Rao,
=. iiyl-"Thc Nil In the Fo.est".R. Eilenberr
!. Wdltz-"Danubc Waves. ,.,., lyauoyic{
-' SECOND FART. 80
;. "Fanfare Milltarc". ...,....... Rich Hoffman,
y. 'ohuola cong from ~ Night in Venice. ......
Strauss.
:. Grand fospoarri-'Siu,ical Review
s, ro.ka-rhs Belle OF Bertha Eassh
FART THIRD. &c.
9. Selection from "Thc usigiuIs", .oeTsnbaeh.
~ Gayottc-"Fetc OF the Gnomes".. +. Ascher.
u. Italian Duettc from EocaccIo- .,,,.,,Suppe.
L. Galop-"Wtth Dfuls and Trum pets"........,,
"'''"'' .''"""".' ...."."".."......-. L. Aschcr.
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CnAs. W. CONNER, Secretary.
Funeral of Jnmcs poh.r, :,

Mr.. James Robertson, who died on
Friday at hie home in the Fourth ward.
was buried Saturday afternoon in Nj
Wood Cemetery. He was 10 wears of
age and a millworker by occu patton Fla
served four years on tho city police icree
under sergeant's Ripley and Smith and
was for long period foreman Of the
Niagara engine company. lie served in
Battery H, First West Virginia Light
Artillery, during tho war, and was n
member Of Holiday Post, G. A. r.
under whose auspices the funeral was
conducted. lie was a brother Of Hon
Edward Robertson, State Labor Commits.
sioner, and Of Richard Robertson. nro.
prietor Of the Melus.L Letter. r.
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Como and SEQ Us In Our New md Hand.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VItTon SAFETY is finer
than ever. Don't failto see it. We arc
trading in comparatively new wheels OF
other makes for the Victor. Why is it )?
Simply hecauee the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining tho Victor. Buy the best in
the start. 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes OF Bicycles. 81 M =
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street,
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4 Dnrge Strikea tie iir,,luc,

The towboat ]. W. Risher, with a big
tow OF coal, ran into pier NOD Of the
Union bridge yesterday, damaging one
barge somewhat, but it did not sink.
Two men ran out with axes aud we're
ready to out tho ropes, thinking the
barge would sink, but they had no use
Tor them. The boat after backing passed
on down safely. - =
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The good people OF Twenty-fourth
street between Main and Market, are
doing their duty in the matter OF increas.
ing the population before the census
enumerators get around. Four boys
have been born within month, the
latest being n son to Charley Straub, the
jovial foreman Of tho Niagara Engine
Company. e.
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N-FH 4f--r.-.ra s1.tt- .-a'a o. 70"
I, pileyi pI1esi Itching Piles.

Observation-Disclosures: Intense itching and
stinging: most ut night: worse by scratching,
bleed aud ulcerste, becomIug yGry Iorc,
hwAYHLs OINTMENT stops tho Itching and bleed
Ing, heals liberation. and In most cases re-
moves the tumorx. Atdrugyists, or by mail, for
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The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hsnds, chilblains,
corns, and all ekin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
ls guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
boz. For sale by Logan Drug Co. e.
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IF you cannOt see and need spectaclcs
you si.on!i call Oh usGnL hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Op;icIan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re,
h,ude1. JACOB W. HnUBB,
Jewe!cr md Op:lc!an,
Cor. Twelfth and Market StrCetp,
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44DNs' 49, 4lubE " w.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
burlington Route-lIomc sockers's Excur.

UUrIluEtuH NuHee-IuWc SCeKeFE6 EXCur-
~ sionS. ~ 81.
The Burlington Route, c., B. 80,
Railroad, will sell on Tuesdays, April
29d and May Goth, Home Seekers
Excursion Tickets at Half Rates to poinia
in tho farming regions OF the West.
Northwest and Southwest. Limit thirtv
days. For folder giving details concern
ing tickets, rates and time OF trains. and
for descriptive land folder, call on your
ticket agent, or address P.s. Elstis.
General Passenger and Tcket Agent
Chicago, Ill. Il
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WAsuINaroH, May ll.-Tor Ohio and
West Virginia, fair, increasing southerly
winds, and rain Monday night.
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer,
southeasterly winds, lair, followed by
increased cloudiness and rain Monday
niyht.
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WE ARE ALL. SETTLED.

Come and see us. !.
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Ladies' aro tho Best judges

L""ics ar t"e nest 1uuEcs 80
On all matters connected with the toilet.
They have decided that SozopoST is
what they will have. "When woman
will, she will, you may depend ont;
and when she wont, she wont, there's
IN end ont" This accounts for the
popularity Of SozoDoSr. MwFaw, /
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A charter has been granted to the
Hinton Water Works Company. The
company is composed OF twenty Hinton
men who have paid in $1,000 each. The
capital stock is to be $4,000.
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;. On May 10 and II the Ohio River
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to parkersburg at rate Of s. 50
for round trip. Tickets good returning
until NAV III. = i, ,,,'''~"'Ae
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.u1ow to e; Cure ,. All Skin Diseases"

Simply apnly "SwAYSE's OINTMENT" No In.
sernal mcdlcinc required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all cruptions on tho face hands, nose, &C..
great healing aud curative powers arc nossessed
~ no othes remedy. AK your druggist Tor
eG4fNrsVisf4ESf. 'f yThsAW
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Late Systenl, Late S,stcm,

Learn the late system as taught in
Halloran's Commercial School. Terms
only Slo. You learn all the old systems
as well. No. 1900 on Market street, "
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Kew Summer Resort for E;oartlors.
Six to eight nicely new furnished
rooms, with board for this summer, or
!ull year round, at reasonable price. at i
FRANK WALrER's %
III .ia.lstf Two Mile House.
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\ Pleasing Spl,se

OF health and strength renewed md NJ
ease and comfort follows the uae oi
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to enectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For eale In H1c
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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@.1. =
Wolves In Vest Virginia

Davis CITY Times
Two wolves were seen in Davis last
Sunday morning. Several persons saw
them as they passed through the edge
Of town and crossed Beaver creek =,
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I'll LIFT THOU TnrsELf ABOVE THE Acc1.
DENTs OF LIFE" FI3itSl Il - - 49, :" !.
I'VE MOST PERlsIIABLE PIECE OF pgop.
EGrf YOU owN IS YOUR LIFE. !;
1T SHOULD THEREFOR lie THE BEST IN.
. - : I'M, lhE BEST PLACE TO INSURE IT IS IL TIE
EQUITABLE, OF New YoRx. " n - - =:
IliE LARGEST, SAFEST, STRONGEST /, vn
BEST LIFE COMPANY IN THE WORLD ~ ~
, ,,S :, Z. SWEENEY & EDWARDS.
loos MARKEr STREET, WHEELING, w y,
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~ STITCH in time saves nine" and if
you take Hoods Sarsaparilla now it NAV
save months OF future possible sick
ness. 80 .---------' -,
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Thermometer Record,

The thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered as follows:
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o'hc seeHefs excursion TO tho West and
Valley Of Virginia via Il. s O. 81 =
April %, and May 20, the B. & 3, will
sell tickets to principal points In West
Northwest, South, Southwest. and yin YIN
uarper's Ferry 10 the historic Valley If
Virginia at one fare for the round rim
good returning thirty days. For ronte ONT,
ana a = TICKETS, applyto ticket agents Of the be
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Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties In woolens for mems wear.
which we IRE prepared to make up in
the best Of style and 1T at reasonable
prices. b 4 II &
Flannel shirts at so cents and IN.
wards, and sizes TO 20 inch neck and 81
inch body Received fifty dozen more
Of our celebrated 25 cent Half Hose at :.
Es-- t.'- G. HISS 4 SoSs', 4';Tf I
Merchant Tailors and Gents Eurnishers.
=. ~ 1921 and 1898 Market Street,