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No. @ an silk satin edge rionon' o'a' h
and colorcd. zoe yard oy the ooit at
EN>uEDiEE'S.
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Read Kline Brothers advertisement ."
another column. They mean business
Inst received. 1000 Chldren's FiaOnel
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feet to the mile to within half mile oil
Short Creek. and from that point TO the
terminus there is descending grade oil
forty-nine feet to the mile.
This is the line formerly known as the
Wheeling, Wellsburg and State Line
since changed to the Pittsburgh, Gan
onsburg and State Line, and concern
ing which there was conference with
members Of the Chamber of Commerce.
4 week or ten days ago.
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EcoNoNlzE by investing in Ohio Val
lev Coffee.
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Circuit Court.

In part Two of the Circuit Court, yes
terdav, the case of the State V. NJ.
O'Donnell, assault and battery, was con-
tinued. Part One was not in session,
yesterday. To-day ends the term. The
new term commences on the third Mon
day in November.
In our report of the Court proceed
ings, Yesterday, there was an error in
the verdict of Jones V. Insurance Com
pany. The amount should have been
SlSS.l5
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Williams A orr,s Mcteors

Is the name of new organization
that will commence three nights en-
gagement at the Grand on Monday
evening. The company is composed of
long list of some of the most celebrat-
ed American and European performers,
who will make their first appearance in
this city. The seats will go on sale at
Weir's, and as there is sure to be a
tremendous rush, those who desire a
a good seat should secure il at once.
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Is. Coon seus Dry Goods The cheapest.
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Ask Your Friends About 1t.

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know ii because Kemp's Balsam with
in the past few years has cured so many
coughs and colds in this community, It's
remarkable sale has been won entirely by
its genuine merit. Ask some friend who
has used II what he thinks of Kemp's
Balsam. THERE'S no medicine so pure, none
so effective. Large bottles soc and 81 at
all druggists
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Painful Accident.

Yesterday morning about nine o'clock
while playing with schoomates IN the
play ground of the Fifth ward school
Katie Hannah, daughter of Mr.. Geo. u.
Hannah, fell upon her right arm, break
ing it above the wrist. DR.. John X;
Pipes rendered the necessary sursical
assistance.
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Index 10 New Advertisements.


Auction Sale of Household Furniture.
Stock. Bonds and Real Estate for Sale-Ihos
ID Brieu
Religious Noticr- First fre-hy terrain church
LEGAL NntI-e- order of Publication.
For Sair-W ritiug Machine.
Religious Notice Fourth street NJ T. Ohurch
For Salr-Uousc on island.
Wauted-Boy to Operate job Press.
Religious Noticr-St Matthew church.
Administrators, Noticr-Hrnry frohme.
Excelsior Baking PoNdcr-k ~. List
Choice Solid Silvcrware ID g. Dillon ~ Go.
List nf Letters.
FOURTH rA0E.
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The Reservoir Finished.

The work of charging and remodel
ing the new reservoir on top OF the hill
was finally completed yesterday, and 1t
is likely that water will be pumped into
the north compartment in few days.
When the reservoir will be put TO use is
as it is probable the present
pumping engines are not adequate to
keeping the basins full with the dis
tributing mains thrown wide open.
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Broke out in a Fresh Place.

1t was stated last evening that hog
cholera had broken out on farm on
the hill back of Manchester, just on the
eastern boundary of the city, and that a
number of animals were sick.
This looks as though the outbreak at
West Liberty was gradually extending
nver the comfy.
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II pays 20 ten the people what you
have to sell them
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Mr.. Reymann BUYS a Propeller.

Mr.. Anton Reymann has purchased
the propeller Gael, the beautiful eX-
cursion steamer belonging to Biddle
Bros, Of Parkersburg. and which has
been plying, the past summer, between
that city and Blennerhasset Island. The
price paid, and the use to which the
steamer will be devoted, are unknown.
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THE STORY OF the CRIME.

The following details Of the crime
were furnished by the REGISTERS re-
porter at Little Washington
Spscial Tsisgr1m 20 ne Register.
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Special Excursion to Pittsburg via IL. 4 q.
October I'd, 9th and IIth

On above dates the b. * o. will sell
Excursion Tickets from Wheeling 10
PittSburg at $500 for the round trip, in
GLIDING one admission to the Exposition.
Tickets good two days, and when sold
on Saturday are good to return on Mon
day. l, ,, 4, ;, ;, 9, 10. II
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The following details or the crime
were furnished by the REGISTERS re-
porter at Little WaShington:-
Spsc'al telegram 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, PA, October lO.-Mrs.
Saunders, widow Of a veteran Of the late
war. keeps the second toll gate, on the
plank road, five miles from town. She
lives with one young son, in little
frame cottage by the road side. This
evening at half-paSt seven o'clock, it
was dark, and the heavy rain of an hour
before had made travellers scarce at that
hour. Mrs. Saunders heard a knock at
the door, and when she opened
10 she saw the figures OF two men. one
tall. with a black beard, and the other
short and stout, and with smooth,
round face. They wore masks. The
tall man flashed the muzzle of a revolv-
er into the wOman'S face and demanded
her money. She declared that she had
mo- money. and offered 90 show the men
through the house. They accepted her
invitation and entered the house. Calm
lv walking 20 the bureau, she threw
open the top drawer and tossed up the
contents with her fingers in an appar-
entity careless manner. The men looked
on Gercely and cursed her. sudden
ly she turned towards the big man,
and before he could recover from his
establishment fired "a shot AT him. She
had gotten her hand upon revolver in
the drawer aud knew how to use il.
With an oath the big man struck with
his fist al the delicate woman and his
companion drew revolver and opened
fire. After dozen shots were
exchanged, OF which the plUcky woman
fired three. the men retreated through
the door and left their victim Frustrated
I'm her own blood. The shots attracted
the attention of her son who was in an
adjoining field. He found his mother
bruised about the face and unconscious.
He SummOnd the neighbOrS and they
procured physicians, and il was then as
certained that Mrs. Saunders had been
shot through the abdomen and that the
wound was probably fatal. She rallied
however, and was able 10 give
i'm q whisper 4 description of the
highwaymcn and the story Of her
encounter. 10 was several hours later
when the news OF the probable murder
was brought TO town. Judge Stowe
was Just giving a charge to the jury in
the case OF the negro, West, charged
with the brutal slaughter of the Crouch
family of three1helpleSS iuyalids, when
Sheriff Lockhart was informed of the
deed. \ posse was hastily summoned,
and 40 this hour the county is being
secured by hOrsemcn. The highway
men rode in buck wagon. They were
passed by Harry Mount, butcher
from town. lie saw them for moment
under the gas light. One was 4 man of
Eve feet ten inches and heavy set; the
other short and slight in build. Both
wore sack coats, one a stiff hat, the
other a soft felt They are certainly in
the neighborhood, and will be captured.
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o seal Plush Coats at $3.50; were $50.
10 seal Jackets AT SIS; were SiOSo.
"a Odd and ends Misses Goats. ~ 10 ~
We open to-day aud every day next week
the newest Refers and nlazers for the
month of October.
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That we have the best line of Over
coats, at lower prices, than any other
house i'm the city.
NJ. HEYMAN. 100 Main street.
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Bottom Prices

OUR Ladies' $500 fine flexible Don
COLA button are cheap at $3.50.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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lis THIS the bestr is question often
asked. when medicine is wanted. The
following are a few Of the medicines or
knowu reliability, sold by {. L. Goetze,
". W Irwin. John Klari and &. Schnepf,
druggists of this place. They have many
excellent medicines. but these are worthy
Of especial mention.
Cu,NrREHLAiN'S COUGH REMEDY, famous
for its cures Of severe colds, and as pre-
tentative for Group. Price 30 cents per
bottle.
CHANAgRINN's PAN BALM, general
family hniment and especially valuable
for rheumatism. Price 80 cents per bottle
CuNNBERL AIMS CoLlC. CHOLERA AND
DrARRu,FA REMEDY, the most reliable
known medicine for bowel complaints II
is especially priced by persons subject to
collie. Ii has cured many cases or chrome
diarrhma. Price - and - cents per
bottle
ST. PArMcE's PHLS, for disorders. OF
the liver aud bowels. \ vigorous out
gentle phvsic that cleans and renoyates
the whole system. Price - cents per OoN.
CHANBERLAIN's EYE AND SKIN ONT
NENr. For letter. salt rheum. scald head,
eczema and chronic sore eyes Price -
cents per box
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A HORRIBLE FATE.
A Railroad Man Facing Death With His
Foot In Frog.


Robert Mcdonald, brakeman en-
ploved in the Pan Handle yards, at Steu-
benville, died yesterday from the effects
of injuries received Thursday night.
Mcdonald had been at work making
up a train. and was crossing some OF the
tracks in the yard when his foot caught
in frog. A train of seven cars was be-
ing backed up towards him, but think
ing he could cXtricate his foot in time,
he did not warn the oncoming train Of
ears. lie twisted his foot and strug-
gled in silence, but all to no avail. The
engine aud cars were coming, but it was
too late to stop them. All the cars and
the tender passed over his right leg and
over the lower part of his body, allowing
the bowels to protrude. The en-
gineer heard his ShriekS and
stopped the engine just rs the
big drive wheel would have passed over
him. He was gathered up aud taken to
the hospital: where the surgeons, DrS.
Floyd and Elliott, were sent, but their
assistance was not needed, as his life
was slowly ebbing away. He died about
10 o'clock yesterday morning. Melon
aid had been nipped, to use railroad
slang. about ten days before at the c. X
p. Junction at the Riverside furnace,
while coupling cars, getting three ting-
ers smashed. Although not able TO
work. he was on duty after a short stay
at the hospital in Steubenville.
Train men who have seen all sorts of
accidents. say this miShap was one of
the most horrible in all their experience.
If you have made mp your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be in
duced to take anv other. Hoods Sar-
saparilla is a peculiar medicine, pos
SeSsing, by virtue of its peculiar com
bination, proportion and preparation,
curative power superior to any article
& L.. Lid
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Free to ivory Lady.

\ beautiful li-inch perforated stamping
pattern. with description of its colorS.
Also. Illustrations OF many other choice
designs. Send . cts. for postage. and
mention this paper. Cunning ~ Co.,
s4S Race ST, Cincinnati, O.
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1lrn advertisements.
mbeelin9 Register
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. G. Schnepf. the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; Z a. m, ~;
a m. IS: - M, IS; p. ~, ~; : p. ~, al.
Weather, chaugeablc
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BY buying your boy Long Pants Suit,
at =. s., age II to Is. Formerly sold
at 81, at
NJ. HEYMAN'S, 100 Main street.
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BOYS inc scwed CATERS Si.s5, worth
SITS. at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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Save While You Can

USE Ohio Valley Coffee and ask your
grocer what to do with the wrapper.
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EMSHEIMERS

YOUR LAST CHANCE TO-DAY.
IL Misses Jackets at - and $3.50.
& Only. Tan Newmarkets -, sold at $40
as striped and Plaid Jackets at ~ % ana
so; were - and ~.
30 Plain colorcd Wool Jackets at -
aud $3.50.
q seal Plush Goats at $3.50; were so
10 seal Jackets az SIS; were SiOS0
"a Odd and ends Misses Goats. ~ To 80
N, omen to-day aud every day next week
the newest Refers and niazcrs for the
month of October
Read Kline Brothers advertisement IN
another column. They mean business
Just received. 1000 Chiidren's fiaonel
Waists at 90 cents.
KLINE BROTHERS.
Reliable Clothiers,
l14O MAIN street.
nareains i'm Tx Ladies' and Gents Gold
watchesa at N. 4. HILLdAN a cos
No. - Eleventh street.
Money saved By buying your >hNer"are
- n. r. HILLNtAN \ cos.
II pays TO ten the people what you
have to sell them.
No. o. an silk satin edge ribbon black
and rolored. zoe q yard by the bolt at
EN>uEDEE'S
RtN the WI. Douglas $500 and Si.oo
mons fine hand scwcd shoes; best in
the world
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
Ecoxomzr by investing in Ohio Val
ley Coffee.
BOYS fine sewed CATERS sl.s5, worth
Sis. at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
Dr,xK Ohio Valley Coffee and you will
grow tat.
And still They Come
For those Si.5O Children's school suits.
The people know a good thing, and
stay with us.
NJ. HrYNAN. 100 Main street
CHASING OUT. Our Ladies' Fine
French Kid $500 Shoes atSs.50. Every
9air warranted as represented, or money
refunded. Call and see them AZ
HASENAUER's SHOE HOUSE,,
iO4S Main Street.
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SLEEPLEssNEss, nervous prostration,
nervous dyspepsia, dullness, blues, cured
by DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free at
Logan Drug Co. IS, II. b. Burt's, and Bowie
Bros, Bridgeport, o.
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In Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing at
VI. HEYMAN'S, 100 Main street.
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1000

More of those 35c Knee Pants, actual
value soc, at
NJ. HEYMAN's, 100 Main street.
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NEARING AN END.

Pittsburg's Exposition Soon to Close-Last
Cheap Excursion via the Pennsylvania
Lines.
Pittsburg's Exposition will close on
Saturday. October 18th. The last
special cheap excursion via the Penn
sylvania Lines to the Iron City will be
run on Thursday, October 10th, when
round trip tickets, including admission
to the Exposition and good returning
until Saturday, October 18th, Will be
sold at special low rates. The hand
bills give full information. 9,ll,l3,l5
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DIED.

Buy Ohio Valley Coffee and save tie
picture OF the bridge.
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Underwear

At prices to suit everybody. \ good
article at 25c. Our soc line cannot be-
beat. at
NJ. HEYMAN's, 100 Main street.
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And StiII They Come

DrNK Ohio Valley Coffee and you will
grow Tat.
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Wells Hair RaIsam.

If gray, gradually restore color; elegant
tonic dressing. soc, 81 %. Druggists, or
81 90 size prepaid by express for 81 90. h
s Wells, Jersey City.
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WMEELING INsTALMLNL Il

In household indispensable
show for this week only, Niud0a
on spring rollers in the finest
most stylish and desirable col0r. ''
long and in regular widths, al only
these good, "
be sold M these figures after this W.'a
We've put price on them that -hU.
leave one on our shelves by the end "'
wcck-We give you two shades ior
ordinary price of one-Nour money
do double duty here--FOr 80 cents $50
tit any window. and mind you ia any c.
Practical. economical housewives.
behooyes YOU 20 realize the saving effect,
on these goods - Our price is unapproaD
able, our goods indispensable.
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STRUCK HY LIGHTNING.
\ Heavy Rain storm Last Evening,
Causing Some Damage.

\ Heavy Rain storm Last Evening,
Causing some Damage.
About half-paSt five o'clock last even
ing a heavy thunder storm, which had
been gathering for two or three hours,
broke over the city. being uShered in
by vivid flash of lightning and clap
OF thunder which startled the whole
population of the city. The lightning
struck a chimney uear the northwest
corner of the S.amm House, knocking
OIL a chimney-pOt and SCATTERING the
bri,kwork. hurting "a large number of
fragments into the djaceut alley. For
tunately no damage was done To the
hotel building proper, aside from throw
ng a quantity OF SCOT from
the nue into the rooms through
which the chimney runs. The
room Immediately under the roof, at the
point where the lightning struck, is oc-
cupicd by Judge PAUL, and the room
under that by Mr. Stamm'S daughter,
but fortunately the apartments were
vacant az the time of the accident, else
the effects OF the shock might have
been more serious. The same flash
which struck the chimney ran in on the
telephone wire, and pretty nearly
startled Clerk Reynolds, who was be-
hind the desk. out OF a years growth.
The telephone was burned out, but no
other harm was done To the hotel.
People I'm the vicinity were slightly
affected by the shock. but none suffered
more than a temporary Inconvenience.
Several telephones We're damaged in the
central part of the city by the same
flash. and the electric clocks about the
city were stopped and slightly damaged,
but Manager Tracy will have them put
ia shape this wornng.
The rain which followed In the wake
OF this lightning stroke was 'corker. "
In five minutes the streets over most of
the city were in an impossible condi-
tion. and in several places cellars were
flooded. This was notable the case at
McLaughlin'S. Twelfth and Water
streets where the great mass of earth
/ from the new sewer ditch backed up
the water and caused it to run into the
cellar.
At Eighteenth and Eod streets the
sewer caved i'm, and there was a good
deal of trouble with the city gas mains
at Sixteenth and Main streets.
There was a slip at the NarrowS, on
the b. x O.. caused by the rain, which
caused a delay Of an hour and half in
trains.
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The WheeliNo
IN ST LMENT en-
1876 to TAO Narket Street.

Carpets-We have parrr..
say as much as we ought 90 r..
pets-The fact is we have -. -.'
able, serviceablo, substanta
sable things to talk about ta4,r.-.
to leave some for future da'o.-u
say all we should like TO Do oao
ment, but in our regular W0...t.
(and mind you we have ac.aa-. -.
esting talk every week -.e
something Of interest 20 SOU r
what goods we have here r. ..
prices we sell Wen do,-
our talk to-day TO Carpetings-t
the cottage ef the poor or the r...f.
rich man carpetings are @ r......
We've ccntered all our effort, ..
a stock suitable for either-T..r
fares as well here as thcr.cl- H...
same stock 10 select from
prices TO pay-Hisordcr r.....-.. .....
prompt attention. and ifl. .........
money his credit is good lore-O
system enables him 20 have t.. ....,
carDetings.
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We Guarantee

A saving of CSC to 81 on every hat pur-
chased of Us.
NJ. HEYMAN, 100 Main street.
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A NERVY WOMAN.
SaE ATTACKS TWO ROBBERS WITH A RE-
Y0LVER.
But IS Murdered While Defending Her Home-The
City Police Join in the Search for the Mur-
de-ers-A Thrilling Story.

Just about ten o'clock last evening
Chief of Police Delbrugge received the
following telegram:
''WASHINGToN, PA, October TO-
"Chjcf OF Police:
Woman murdered at toll gate, three
miles south Of Washington. Look out for
suspicious persons; two Of them in party.
VIII have small change. Meet train at
Elm Grove. NJ. ;. PARKER
When the telegram was received it
was so near train time that the officers
could not have reached Elm Grove until
long after the train had passed, and
they accordingly awaited the arrival of
the train here. Lieutenant Frohme
and Officer LukenS boarded the train
at the City Hall, but there We're
no suspicious persons in the ears.
The conductor said he been instructed,
ON leaving Washington, TO look out for
the murderers, and said three men who
boarded the train at TaylorStown eX-
cited his suspicion. There were two
colored aud one white man. and the ac-
ti0ns ofthe latter were particularly Sus-
picious The three men left the ears
at Elm Grove, which was the point
the local police were requested To reach,
and il may be they were the guilty
parties
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Just about ten o'clock last evening
Chief of Police Delbrugge received the
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Call and BE Convinced

ONO Valley Coffee equals 4 Building
Association in saving you money.
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ONE PRICE HALTER AND FURNiShER
1920 and 1929 Market ST., near l4th'
seq wheeuur. " Va
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Waists at 90 cents.
KLINE BROTHERS.
Reliable Clothiers,
lI4O Maip street.
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THIS WEEK WE OFFER

Fifty yard wide Cloth at s5c yard regular price soc
Forty yard Cashmere yard regular price 25c
Thrty-,x wide Cashmere at aic, regular price 4oc
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Executors Sale.

We show you a Larger Stock, Greater
Variety, Better Quality than all the clothing
stores in the city combined can show. And
above all, we double the value of your dollar
as compared with the prices you have to
pay elsewhere. All Of the above apple to
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ae''' Advertisements

E'oR SALE-ONE no/ry rr..
\ ferrets, a. CHARLIE F.i-fr. I.f
store. corner Tenth aud 81 rea- .. ..
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

ONO Valley Coffee costs no more thar
ordinary coffee.
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bargains ia i4k Ladies and Gents Gold
Watchesat N. n. HILLdAN cos
No. - Eleventh street.
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ton, in the sd year OF her age
Funeral notice here .fter.
MENKEMELLER-Fr Friday. October 9th, 1890
at 9 o'clock p NJ. EMMA. daughter Of Henry aud
Mary Menkemeller. aged - years, II months
and II days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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GA BenCR Show"

The asrepc tur rpr
We to
but VIII give you value
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For those $50 Children's School suits.
The people know a good thing. and
stay with us.
NJ. HEYNAN. 100 Main street.