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Will Favor Revision,

TlTusvlLLE, Pa, April 9.-The Erie
Presbytery, Il representing over fifty
churches, is in session hero with owe,
100 ministers and elders present. Rev.
DR.. Jonathan Edwards, Of Mcadvillle,
was chosen Moderator, and Rev.. AMI
Wilson stated clerk. Rev. AMI Wilson
and Rev. DR.. Kneeland, Of this city, are
elected to the General Assembly. The
subject Of revision OF the Westminster
confession Of faith will come up to-mor-
row on a majority, and minority report.
The Committee stands seven to two in
favor Of reyision. The presbytery will
undoubtedly favor revision by large
majority:
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LOCAL pREylrlES,
Matters Of Minor Mention In md About
w. ..t tho CITY. Nil. ~


-#. tho city. LLs N
Ar the Grand tonight Miss Kittie
Rhoades and company in Bad Boy.
TIE Council Committee on Markets
has been called 10 meet this evening.
YESTERDAY morning session Of Police
Court was n "whitewash," the first that
has been had for some time past.
A MARRIAGE license was issued from
Clcrk Hooks office yesterday to James
A. Rankin, aged a2, n native Of Indiana
county, Pa, now resident Of this city,
and Emma Baker, aged 81. a native Of
Cumberland, Md, now resident Of this
city. N
TIE Board Of County Commissioners
will meet In executive session nj 10
o'clock this morning Tor the purpose OF
selecting plan for the new Jail. Tho
announcement OF the choice To DO made
Is being awaited with considerable In
tcrest.
LAST evening a still alarm was sent tc
the Atlantic engine house on account
Of a fire In coal shed on Senator N. Is
SCOTS premises, on Fourteenth street
The house OF Senator Scott is unoccupiet
and the blaze is thought TO have been o
ipcepljary origin. The damage, OWN,
TO the early discovery Of the fire, wal
slight.
"TnE Destruction Of the World" vii
be the subject Of Il discourse that vii
be delivered at the Macedonia Daptis
church (colored) in this city on mex
Sunday evening by Rev. Il. L. Robin
sou, OF Washington, Pa. He sounds I
note Of warning as follows: "people
you had better get ready! Remember
Noah in building the AK"
REED, the colored man wanted by til.
Pittsburgh police, II Is almost certain Il
the one who was turned over to Detec
tive Short on Saturday night by Privat,
Watchman Junkins, charged will
stealing some money ut tho Hote
Windsor from another colorcd man; h,
is now in Jail awaiting an Indictment
The coiored man arrested by Short OF
Tuesday on suspicion OF being Reed, /
also wanted in Pittsburgh; he gave hi
name, as Johnson and acknowledged Il
being mixed up in u cutting scrape Il
Pittsburgh. johnson says he will no
20 10 Pittsburgh till q requisition isLad
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Auction Snle.

There will DO an auction sale Of RoaG
Carts, Plows. Feed Cutters, Pumps, Cut.
lery, Mcdaniel Tools, Fertilizers. Gen
eral Hardware, etc., at 1854 Market
street, Wheeling, ". Va, commencing
on Saturday, April 10, 1890, at 10 o'clock
a. m. In the meantime, said goods will
be offered for sale at prices lower than
can be found elsewhere.
b. soMERv1LLE, Assignee.
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer. ,rrhls
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Mr.. Bachman nustling tho improvement

Mr.. Bachman Lustling the improvements.
Things at the Post Office are once
more torn up and the place is filed with
the oder Of fresh paint. Mr.. Bachman
has signalized his return TO the position
Of Superintendent OF Repairs and Im-
provements at the Wheeling Custom
House, by active efforts to yet what
work remains to be done finished rs
speedily as possible, and also have done
the many things that were poorly and
imperfectly done. Yesterday force Of
painters were put to work repainting the
walls and ceilings in the Post Office
portion Of the building, which were very
imperfectly treated when the job WIS
done the first time. He has also made
the contractors tear of considerable
plastering and mend it properly. Mr..
Baldwin, Of the firm OF Baldwin 4 Nc
earthly, the contractors, who has not
been here at any time before, is now in
charge Of the men and he agrees with
MIR. Bochman on many points relating
to the imperfect work done at first.
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The drenchine rain yesterday morning
filed the hillside streets with raging
torrents Of water which swept down a
miscellaneous lot OF debris that in many
places choked up the sewer openings
and caused ovcrtlows.
There was bad washout at Short
Greek. on the line OF the Pewiky, which
delayed the train due here ut noon for
ever four hours. The Elm Grove road
was also Inconvenience by a bad wasl,
rom the new reservoir hillside which
'blockaded its tracks for three hours or
so. Other minor slips were reported but
they did not cause much interference
With travel,
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! MARTINS FERRY MATTERS,
A Nswsy Letter From tho BoomlnS Lit
City Across the Rtvcr-Personnis. Z,

Nswsy Letter From tho Boomlny Little
City Across the Rtvcr-fersonnis.
Miss Esoulsc Gray has returned from Cali.
fornIa. 11I .IT -. -r % IeU
Mayor.elec. N. r. smyllo was..at St. clairsville
yesterday. ~. - .t.fUrIIs.
r." Gray, Of Iowa, awaiting his father, James
Several families from DcllAirc have moved 10
Martins Ferry this week. E1ll +
MI. and Mrs. 0. Russell Wood will 20 to house.
Keeping on North Fourth atrcct.
"Deb" a valuable grey horse belonging 10 the
lAughlln Nail Company died yesterday. q.
Mrs. Osborn ong. OF Cleveland, Is visiting rcl.
atives here on her return from Nj. Pleasant.
John T. Mitchell has returned to Mt, Pleasant,
alter weeks visit With his daughter, Mrs. ".
u, frances rEs-s- 1s'' ~
quite number OF men want 10 70 on the
police force under Mayoreiee. Smylie aud Mar.
shal elect Wcstwood. U5f
Mr.. Charles Frederick, roller at the Standard
Iron WORKS. has purchased the fnc fruit farm
move onto It at once. =
All west bound trains on the Cleveland L
illtsbuiBh railtoad were late yesterday, owing
10 land slide nbpye Sleubenyillc, All passCn.
Ger trains were obliged to transfer. - NJ -
The work Of laying tho additional water
mains VIII DO commenced to-day. A lnrgc force
VI ucA whl w cuiplUyeu uuu Inc NDrk Will DC
pushed forward as vigorously as possible.
A Wheeling man working In tho false work OF
the Union bridge,was struck on the left leg by o
! piece oil timber yesterday and severely hurt,
morning. .I0
Tho election Of MIllsrd T, haley. Democrat,
70 Council makes three democrats aud three
i!erutiicans In the new Council. A sumbcr OF
| Republicans and Democrats arc after tho Civ
C!erEship. Il. +. AllendGr, tho present Civ
Clerk, who Is a Republican, ID A good msu ior
tho place and Il IL said that his chftices for re-.
election are excellent. I.D'7l ~ =
Tho lecture OF Cot Jake Hemple on "Lcokinp
backward aud Forward" advertised to take
place at tho Opera House last night, did not
matctihlize. jake was on hand In good trim,
but the audience was too small, numbering only
about twenty-five persons Including dead heads.
Jake said that tho audience was first class US far
US qualify WINS concerned, but tho quantity
would not Justify him 10 deliver his lecture.
anu tho people got thelr money back aud went
home. -
Excellent progress Is being nude on the Union
bridge. The work OF putting up the false work
bctween piers and 3 was commenced ycs,er.
day. Tho talsc work under the Ohio shore span
has been removed. Three spans arc completed,
one on the West Virginia side and two on the
Ohio side. These spans do not look as we'll M
the old style, but orc stronger and better. The
| bridge men worked hard ali day yesterday, dc.
spite tho hign wind, aud did not appear 10
mind II. T''' =
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River News.

The river was rising last night, with
10 feet 8 inches in the channel. AT
Pittsburgh the depth was II feet and
rising, The heavy rains of yesterday
seem to have been general, and quite q
stage OF water may be expected.
The Andes passed down for Cincinnati
yesterday and the G. W. Bachelor up in
the CINCINNATI. Pittsburgh trade. <
To-day the Hudson is due down at 7
a. m. and the Scotia up at the same hour.
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Yesterdays Ball Gnn,e Mt Pittsburgh.

Yesterdays BALL Game mt Pittsburgh.
Wheeling's base ball team played at
Pittsburgh yesterdayIwith the National
League CLUB Of that city, and was de-
feated by score Of 10 to 6. Considering
the fact that Manager Glenalvin was
considerably handicapped on this occa-
sion by the failure Of some Of his men
to catch the train here, 30 that they did
not reach Pittsburgh in time TO play, the
game was by no means bad one. The
same clubs will play at Pittsburgh again
to-day and then they will come here and
play two games, Friday and Saturday.
Joe White has been signed by Wheel
ing and two or three other men will
probably be had in few days, ~
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Every ingredient employed in pro-
drucing Hoods Sarsaparilia is strictly
pure, and is the best Of it's kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots and herbs
are carefully selected, personally ex.
amined, and only the best retained. So
that from the time Of purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared, every.
thing Is carefully watched with view
to attaining the best result. Why don't
you try it? s
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OWING to the fact that We expect to
move on April !, 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 Typexriters and q
few makes OF bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co.,
r, = :, Y IS Twelfth street.
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If you cannot see and need spectacles
you should call on us ind have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than my other Optlclan In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jewcler and OptlCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Street,.
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TAppAN, The Photographer, 1921 Main
street, has made extensive improve.
ments at his gallery, and is now better
than ever equipped for producing fine
work. Mr.. Tappan is making a specially
Of Liie.size Crayon Portraits and has
some beautiful specimens on exhibition,
which are eliciting great deal OF praise.
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A Cure FOR Constipation md Sick Head

DR.. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered root that when
combined with other herbs, makes an
easy and certain cure for constipation.
1t is in the form Of dry roots and leaves,
and is known as Lanes Family Medi.
cine. 1t will cure sick.headache in one
night. For the blood, liver and kidneys,
and for clearing up the complexion Ii
does wonders. Druggists sell it for so
cents package. 4 DAVIS
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Children CIV for Pitchers Castoria,,

I7T5iI57-
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"AyRa's HAIR vIooR is a most excel.
lent preparation for the hair. Ispeak OF
it from experience. It's use promotes
the growth Of new hair, and makes it
glossy and soft. The Vigor ia q sure cure
for. dandru1." W. Bowen, Editor OF
Enquirer, Macarthur, Ohio. pAw
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Burlington Route-Homo Seckers's Excur.
BionB. EI
The Burlington Route, G., B. & @.
Railroad, will sell on Tuesdayp, April
22d and May Goth, Home Seekers
Excursion Tickets at Half Rates to points
in the farming regions OF the West,
Northwest and Southwest. Limit thirty
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. Eustis,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Chicago. Ill. galf r.. =
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The many friends Of Hon. A. G. Eyer
ter will learn with regret Of his serious
illness. His condition last evening was
an alarming one and the greatest fear
was expressed for his recovery. He has
only been i'll since Sunday.
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Lenls Them All.

Nes'rs. Neia & El1ingham. Wheeling. ". Va: y
GENrLEMEN:-1 desire to give you my
testimony on your excellent brand OF
FAMOUS FLOUR. I have handled great
many different brands OF flour and this
FAMOUS leads them oil. It certainly is
deserving OF its name. Send me seven
barrels more at once. Yours,
E. NJ. HARTLEY,
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A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to edectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
-,'1t ~, D4W
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Indy to Nor Husband,

"John, order me sack Of Pillsbury'l
Best flour, and tell the storekeeper if hi
sends me any other, l will send it back
None but Pillsbury's Best will do"
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BELLAlEE BRIEFS.
Notes About Some of tho Industries mn,


Notes About Some of tho Industries md
Personal Pointers. %
A benefit concert for Mrs. Gertrude lreIplcin
Is talked Of. Tr s1l1ar. =.
The new Cement Company Is busy shipping
It's product. -1..7
Mite Social viii be held at the home OF Miss
Allie Mellott tonight. = -"
William Hartman, Of this city, has moved his
family 10 Freedom, Pa. - : -
~. taterzHber, Of this township, has been
reelected Supervisor III his district Tor the sixth
time. -
A big slip on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh, near
tash Hun, delayed tratns several hours last
night.
Tho new stove works will likely be In opera.
on the new buildings.
John Long. OF unlonport. Ohio. former res.
idcnt here, has moved buck here and taken n
lArm Just west OF town. :
The matt factory will soon be really for opera.
ton. An immense lot OF repairing had 10 DO
done ior the factory having been Idle 80 long
everything had 10 be thoroughly oyerhauled.
The heavy ralas OF yesterday morning washed
all kinda OF debris down on the paved streets.
Many people were frightened at the very heavy
rains and severe electrical storm.
The young man who fell In the river on Tues.
day named Heatherington, Iu relating the
accident yesterday showed n big blue fnnrk
on the head where the wheel had struck him.
Ills escape was almost miraculous.
During the storm here early yesterday morn.
Ing. lightning struck the cupalo on the Enter.
prise window Glass Works, knocking part OF il
of. The same bolt CHANGING Off struck the stand.
Ing natural nat gus Rps knocking down and Isn't!
much. mr. IL y
4 man named Al Pratt. who is said to have n
vile and family living at Findlsy, has been
making this place his headquarters for come
time past. but Is not 10 DO seen here now, be
having departed rather suddenly on the invita-.
ton Of committee OF citizens Of the First ward,
formed Tor that purpose. pratt's carryinss.or
with widow were what led 10 the request be.
Ing made that he vacate. -, = - :
During tho prevalence OF tho high wind yes.
tetday young man. whose name was not learn.
cd. was frightened hall out Of his senses. lie
was IN house boat moored n short distance
above the wharf boat. The roof OF tho boat
house was suddenly raised by the wind and sent
whrline into the river. The young man stand.
Ing not on the order Of his going. made a Wild
break 10Y The land. and In his hurry fell Into the
river. lie was rescued In q very dampcned and
excited lrumc OF mind.
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Elm GROVE, March 81,

Aessrs. S. Baers Sons -.
GESrLEXES:-Enclosed find twenty.
Eve Panhandle Coffee tickets and
please send me picture No. Is. /. We like
your Panhandle Coffee very much.
Send in care Of j. S. Bedilion, grocer, Elm
Grove. Mrs. MARY Q. H. MELLEn.t
1.rhslw 49, y - ~ = III. - y n. u. ~
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PlLLsnUIY's BEST FLOUR is endorsed
by housewives all over tho country as
being the best, II you have not used
it, get g sack from your grocer and try
it, and you will use no other. -
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"ARouND the World in Chariot Of
Song" at Zane Street church. A new
and novel way Of seeing the great sights
81 the world without tour, April ii to
10, by Philip Phillip, - ~ =
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J. PlLLspuRy's BEST FLOUR proves its
popularity. There is more Of it sold
than any other. .. @
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THE most reliable brand Of Flour is
Pillsbury's best. 1t has stood tho test
for years, and is still tho leading brand.
Ask your grocer for It. p
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Board TREE, March IL.
Ntssr'. S. Baer't Sons:
DEAR slRs:-Enclosed find twenty.
five Panhandle Coffee tickets, for which
senc me picture No. 80. l have used
your coffee and will have no other SC
long as l can get Panhandle. \ :
Respectfully, ny, ,t44s.' z
TThsdw Hobby E. R1NHEy.
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Spring md Summer.

We are in receipt Of all the. newest
novelties in Woolens for mems wear
consistingof Suitings, Pantaloonings and
Overcoatines, which we are prepared to
make up in the best style and 1t at
reasonable prices. Buy the best % cent
fast black seamless half hose made. Mt
@. Hess & SoSs', i
1921 and 1923 Market Street.
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Panhandle Cof,oo at Montana Mines.
MONTANA MINES, MARION Co., March e.
Htssrs. s. Baer's Sons:
KIND SlRs:-Enclosed you will find
twenty-five Pan. Handle Coffee tickets,
for which please send me picture No. Is
I keep a largo boarding house at Mon.
tana Mines and use great deal Of coffee,
After trying Panhandle Coffee ! IKE
it very we'll. Respectfully, 1I' n
III Mis-. MAMIE SPRINGER,
Care OF Montana Coal and Coke Co,
TTlIskw Ia ziI
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Well Pleased with Pau.Hauale,
TOLEDO, PA, March "a.
Htsas 5. Bacr's Sons r-ss,l= : (
DEAR SIRs:-Enclosed find twenty.
five Panhandle Coffee tickets, for which
please send me picture No. is, "Angel
Novelty" Send in care Of L. B. Sharp,
grocer, Washington, Pa. This makes
loo Pan.H Handle Coffee tickets I have
mailed you in less than year. We are
we'll pleased with your Panhandle
Coffee. MRs. H. g. LUELLEN,
Toledo, Washington Co., Pa.
1,rbsLw a = =, r.. Z v tfs- ~ r.
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THE REVISION QUESTION.
CONTINUED from Frat Page
en- who represent not DUTY sections,
1t represent different views Of the.

men who represent not oaiy sections,
but represent different views Of the.
ology.
III love the CalvAnisiic doctrine, but
not because 1t Is old. ! don't care how
young or how old 1t Is. lloveit because
1t Is the best Confession OF Faith In the
world. II there is anything in the
world which I can improve, 1t Is my
Christian duty 10 improve It.
II want to say that In that third sec.
ton we are creating conceptions Of God
and we must make that chnractcr OF
God clear md plain. Mans religion
does not depend go much upon the be.
lief he adopts, but upon his idea Of the
character OF God. Now have you not
had some people ask you for an explain.
alton Of tho Confession Of Faith2 All
people do not have you preachers to ex.
plain what we believe. When person
asks me for the Confession OF Faith !
much prefer to hand him DR.. A. A.
Hodges commentary on the Confession
Of Faith. l do that because do not
wish TO have the character Of God mis-.
represented. do not want mis-.
conception OF Gods mercy and love.
I'VE have never gained a point in
missionary or evangelical work by our
Confession Of Faith. 1t can be i'm.
proved and l think 1t should be i'm.
proved"
W, JUDGE cRANaRR's POSITION.
Judge Cranmer, OF this city, said: ~
am no theologian, and do not Intend
to 10 into those things, but to simply
tell why | propose to vote as intend TO-.
No strife Is worse than internecine strife,
and nm sorry that, as Dr.. Motrat says,
We have no war with any outsider, but
have a quarrel at home"
DR.. Mo0at here interrupted him 10 ex.
plain that he had said that the church
had no war Of any kind. g,
Judge Cranmer then said he would
assert himself that there is war aud he
was sorry to see it. He considered the
trouble about the Confession OF Faith
very untimely. His address was atten.
lively heard. ,,g
Rev. DR.. J. I. Bronson, OF the First
church Of Washington, made an address
In favor Of revision, but not total revis.
ion. He favors the submission OF the
question to the General Assembly with
restrictions, stating how far that Assem-.
bly, may go in the matter.
The evening session was devoted to
routine business, and the discussion Of
the Revision will come up again this
morning.
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WE have the nobbiest line OF Mems
Shoes in the city. Call and be- con-
WINGED. He. HorF, n
ll43 Main street.
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HOMEMADE Candy at the Bag Sale.

PlL1snuRy's Flour is the cheapest, be.
cause 1t will 20 further than any other.
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HOSPITAL benefit at bursts this after.
noon and evening. %! -g -
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LOOK Our! BUCKEYE EXTRACTS arc on the road
And coming In by the carload. ~. -, -
They're on every touGuc aud IN every hand,
J For they. arc the anest In the land. =;
Ask yorr grocer for them. New Poru.
Lar SIZES. a. .L,., \
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For elegance in style, finish and quail.
ity Of our Ladies' Shoes we have no
equal. II. o. Horr. ~ =,
1143 Main street,
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-r.a..f r..# ..-IH
Marble and Granite.

II you intend erecting Monument
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind
and want first-class work and low prices
call at Office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street,
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VIII Hnyn No Other.

BAGS for everybody at bursts parlors
this afternoon and evening. f
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BAG SALE from to 10 o'clock this
evening at bursts parlors. !,
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.Ntsrs. S. Baer's Som: a r.. 4
GENTLEMsN:-Enclosed find twenty.
i've tickets for Panhandle Coffee.
Please send me No. % oil painting. in
care OF Jos. McClaine. This is the tbird
picture. l am very much pleased with
the Coffee. SARAH E, BowssR
TThsaw Bellaire, Ohio,
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Souvenir Cups presented with ChQco
late at the Bag Sale. 81 49, 51-.' 4
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If you want, to make good bread, you
should use Pibbsbury's Best Flour,