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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

After caution or two from the judges
the nags got off at 1857. Edgewood
went first at the time, Laddie second
and Hylas third. At the quarter Edge
wood was fifteen lengths in front, and
Increased this TO the half, Peter being
a bad second and HYlas good third.
Peter led the band for second place
at the three-quarters, the leader, who
could have run away from the rest up
to the three-quarters, losing ground
rapidly after that. Riddle pulled to the
front and won on run in a close finish
amid the kicking of the grand stand,
Lamertine being second. Riddle was
set back to second for running, Edge
wood getting third. Mutuals paid Sl.9O.
THIRD HEAT-Jim Riddle sold even
with the field for this heat. oil. Else
man was put up behind Edgewood,
Murtie Peek's horse. instead OF Demar-
est, who was criticized on previous
heats. The change gave a good deal OF
satisfaction. Lamertine broke on the
turn, and Edgewood went TO the front.
leading to the quarter, with Lamertine
second and Riddle third. At the half
Edgewood was leading by four lengths,
Riddle going second to the three-quar-
tiers, where he was one length behind.
The nags came around the turn well
banched, but Riddle pulled out and run
by three lengths, Lamertine second and
Laddie a good third. Lamertine ran
under the wire and was set back one
place. Mutuals paid $3.50.
FOURTH HEAT.-Demarest was put
back on Engewood for this whirl, and
got the applause of the grand stand,
with cries of you're all right" Riddle
sold at SO, field 81 and So. The drivers
OF Peter r. and Lamartne were eau
toned after the third score, and this
was repeated as to Lamarttne in the
next attempt, and the horse was sent
around the turn to have his bride
fixed. Then Edgewood behaved badly,
and altogether a good deal of time was
blown in. Lamartine and Riddle went
around the turn to the quarter neck
and neck and held this very nicely
around the upper turn, Riddle leading
by half q length at the half. Riddle
led length and half at the three
quarters, Edgewood third. Riddle won
by three lengths, Lamartine second.
and Peter Il. close third. Mutuals
paid S1.45. --.-s..------------
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SOLDIERS AT WELLsBURG.
The Programme ofths Reunion to Take
Place TO-DnY.


Place To-Day.
Extensive PREPARATIONS have been
made for the entertainment of the boys
in blue at WeIlsburg to-day. Dwellings
and business places are handsomely
decorated.
The exercises of the day will COM
mence with the reception Of visiting
comrades. They will be met at the
trains by the Reception Committee and
escorted to the general rendezvous by
the Welsburg military brass band.
At 11:i5 a. IN. the procession will
form, and at the close Of the parade
they will enter the Central Rink where
a splendid dinner will be ready for
them.
After dinner the various regimental
associations will meet for the transac-
tion of business; at 3 .. m. amuSements
will be attended TO under the direction
of the Amusement Committee. They
will consist of bicycle and foot races
and also a tub race on the river,
and many other interesting displays at
1880 p. 10. The camp fire will be held
ia the Court House.
Among the distinguished people eX-
pected at the Reunion are Col. r. II.
Freer and Judge r. II. Cochran. AT
the conclusion of the campfire bicycle
tournament will take place.
One OF the features OF the parade will
be a number OF ladies on horseback,
marshalled by DR.. VIM. NJ Simpson.
A large crowd is pected-also a
good time.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowds X. IL.
Pot,s' Big store at hain aud Tenth
Streets and the Boom IL I'm Pull Blast.
Bargains Going Like n FLASH at Half
Price and Less-A Present TO Every Gus
toner who Cuts this Ous.
These biz drives received daily from the New
YORK auction rooms Will eclipse anything ever
before netrd Of in this section.
MEMS SUITS, ti.s6. t2.57, % g, A.6 and up.
We are leaders In low prices. These goods
n urt 70. Como early.
MEMS PANTS At CSC. CSC. SIC &c, t1.ls up.
Worth double or money refunded.
BOYS SUITS stSSs, &c, tLIs, tiS up. Come
A. once, this sal, cannot last always.
BOYS PANTS. re. i9c, CSC, DC, $50 up.
These bargains are going very fast
GEE'S FINE SHOES at g7c. 81 10, N-S. az,
ti.62 Up. Lock IN our window FOR bargains In
shoes away below the usual price.
LADIES FINE SHOES. SIC. Ec- si-25 ~,
sl45 up. All fast sellers and will give you full
CHILDREs's SHOES 8, 100. &c. BIC. SO, &c.
nc sc ~ sola Snrs:ip: a and s slas sinnsf
HASDKERCHIEFs. lc, O., 20. &C. Sc u7. Big
value.
SUBSCRIBERS, &c. PC. l2c, i5c,-isc &c; worth
EEY's HALP HOSE. &c, Sc, So, IOc up. These
prices will make you buy.
MEMS SHIRTS. nc, &c go. 5pc Up. On
shirts we lead the trade. II veesnnot save yeu
your patronage ana sAouid not have it, .nd
further you may fstrrn any goods not sstisfac-
tory and get your money
BfC DRIVFs IN MEMS AND BOYS HATS.
Don't forgsg u on Hats. We are here 70
save you nohey.
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sun was bright without being warm,
and the air was pleasant, with moder-
ate breeze blowing from the west.
Here and there was light Geecy cloud
in the sky, but all trace Of the beastly
weather of the previous day had disap-
peared. except q reminder here and
there upon the track, and the muddy
state of one or two of the roads through
the grounds. The worst heavy place on
the track was along the upper portion
of the home stretch, where water had
accumulated during the storm In large
quantities owing TO imperfect drainage,
and had saturated the loose earth TO
considerable depth. Men worked with
the track all morning, and aided by the
wind and the sun, had 1t in fair condl-
tion bv one o'clock-in much better
shane. In fact, than seemed possible 10
those who looked at it Monday evening.
Nv one o'clock the pool sellers were
actively engaged in fixing up their
stands, getting up the blacksboards,
etc. the Opera House band had COM
menced the rendition Of the afternoon
programme, the grand stand was ming
m with ladies, who exhibited a marked
preference for the new portion OF the
building, and an occasional carriage
was to be seen in the in-feld. At that
early hour the quarter-stretch fence
was lined with spectators two or three
deep. for two hundred yards north OF
the grand stand, and there was every
indication Of quite large attendance
during the afternoon. An early object
Of interest for the spectators was the
pneumatic sulkeys, aud as they spun
around the track during the preliminary
exercising of the nags, they were gener-
ally commented upon.
The races on the programme were
three i'm NUMBER trOt for three year
Odds or under, q 2:2S trot and half mile
run. The first was for purse Of $500,
and the second for $500, and the third
for 500, all divided. The incidents OF
these several contests will be found
duly recorded in the detailed account
The run was not settled until after
seven o'clock, when nearly all the
spectators had left.
At $3.50 all the pools on the run were
declared off, on account Of q dispute as
10 the horses.
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PROCLAMATION.
Quarantine Regulations for the Proven
ton of Cholera, adopted by the State
Board of Health of West Virginia, Sep
TENDER 7th, 1892.

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE or oECRErARY,
MARrNsBURG, ". VA, september Z, 1892
To Whom 10 May Concern:
WHEREAS, Cholera is At present epidemic in
many parts OF Europe and Asia. and has been
declared 10 exist at the quarantine station or
the port OF New York; and
WHEREAS, The State Board Of Health Is
charged with the duty VI protecting the cltlZehs
OF this State against the introduction auu
spread OF contagious aud infectious diseases.
and believing that such Introduction an d
spread Is now imminent, due TO the passage OF
immigrants into and Though our state ifom
the cholera infected ports OF Europe ana ASIA
is, therefore, hereby ordered:
First-IhGt on and after the date OF the pup
hcation OF this Proclamation. Inspection sta
tions shall be established where great trunk
lines OF railroad enter this State, aad at these
places all trains bearing immigrants shall be
subjected to rigid inspection by an ohlcer APP
pointed by the STATE Board OF Health.
Second-lt shall be the duty OF the inspecting
officer 10 examine the passengers, And, II
deemed necessity the baggage belonging 10
such passengers, on each and every immigrant
train before II is allowed TO enter the state. II
any suspicion exists IS 20 the absolute freedom
OF any person on the train from cholera, or II IL
is discovered that any persons thereon have
been recently exposed 10 the disease, such per-
sons shall not be allowed to enter the State
Third-Where the examination discIoses no
suspicious conditions, the inspecting officer
shall give to the conductor OF each train GER
tlficate showing the number OF persons eX-
amined, with the date and place Of the examln-
alton.
Fourth-Quarantins stations are hereby es'
tablished at HaFper's Ferry, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, and at Clifton Forge, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
Any in,raction or violation OF the above or
ders will be dealt with according to the laws OF
the State regulating such cases.
The law on the point reads as follows:
ANY owner or owners, person or PERSONS,
having charge Of any railway train, passenger
coach, steamboat, or public conveyance OF
whatsoever character. who shall refuse 10 obey
the orders. rules aud regulations when made
and published, shall De held to have committed
o misdemeanor. aud for each ofense shall be
punished by a fine Of not less than fifty dollars
no. more than fvehundred dollars, to be con-
fined in the county Jail not less than fifteen
DAYS nor more than two months, or to be-
either so fined or imprisoned, or both, at the
discretion OF the jury trying the case, 90 be re-
covered in any court OF competent criminal or
penal Jurisdiction"
BY order Of the State Board Of Health Of West
Virginia.
se7eQ&eq n. D. BAKER, NJ. D., Secretary.
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TIE WEDDING.
he Interesting Event Consummated
soon After Two O'Ciock.

me Interesting Event COusummated
soon After Two OCiock.
There was naturally an immense
Ss4l1a, %. interest in the marriage Of
at. e.. $. Chambers aud Miss Rachael
B. treese, which was announced FOR
Two O'Clock Doe the afternoon, and half
aa hour before THAI time people began
TO c5leregate iu that part OF the grand
''t1l opposite the Judges stand, while
many carriages filed with ladies and
s,-,.mea clustered close TO the
--lS ia Che in-feii. The az
'f was iu the especial charge
>e- ~ Hook, and about two
o-f, I,ler ...ling 90 see If the fifty
sonar i-.u the Association was
>''e TO ms 90 pocket. be began TO
.As-' g. aud Sat everything might be
g-1Ss. 40 two o'clock the
-,s stand was cleared, aud Mr..
.-.sa e tt w0rl TO the prospective
% ft.r that everything was In
2:12 the carriage con-
ll.ag party was seen APP
IS -ley came In sight the
MP the march from
and the audi
he grand stand
rs The vehicle swung up to
-iges sane, iu front Of which an
slace been cleared by the
Zes2 xhe eide aud groom, Mr..
Elmer se2e, byotber of the bride, and
1.Y' Il. GoSe, aligh,ed, and made their
way, With theexcepti1n of Mr.. Freeze,
u. ,le s,eps TO yhe second door OF the
S,el,' The bri3e was attired in q
handsome gray suit. and gray hat with
purple t,nted flower, covered with q
"l,.,evei, and looked as sweet as aov
oI1e oughtlo. They took their stand
G- .ne south side Of the little b1ildine
11ec'lS the north, and at 2:lz n m
1'1'' Moore began the ceremony which
I1>'tI exactly four minutes. AT me
conclusion Mr. and Mrs. Chambers de-
sceuded, when they were heart8v con-
gFatllated by a number Of friends
Mr.. hook rendered his coutratulations
with the others, and sipuld a yellow
envelope, containing a newsiIver GER
uneate OF the denomination Of $50. INFO
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To-Dav'S Races.

The racing programme for to-day is
a double one, and requires two prices OF
admission, one for the regular after
noon events, which include $50 trot,
a 2:2s pace, run, and four races by the
Murtie Peek combination. Tonight
we will have three races by electric
light, to start about 1880 O'Clock. The
entries for this afternoon are as follows:
$50 TRoT.
Matte, G W Hefiley, Fairmont, W Va
GUY WilSs, d g, R Mccoy, Seventy Six, Pa
Jack b, bl e. NJ Kari, SewicSley, Pa
Mike Riley, bay, A Long, khedive, Pa
PeH Andobcrn, N, J q Collins, Plttsburg,
Nav Day. bm,IH Willis, Bridgeport, W.vs
Nasty, b b, Z HUFF, Denuison,
2:2S PACE.
shafer. bay s, W Hursey. ClaTksburg, w. Va
Burlington, bay g, Maflhg' Oo4unous'
0S sam Webb, w Patterson. AURORA,
Ia Dick 1i b. bg.Jw Pearse, Columbus, o
Greenhorn, Z. josh Gormly' enKuS n a
Zee Trader, bay g, B d Demarest Balti-
more, Md c..,..,-;t,,
Ohio ,ohzrp ohi,zsr pitts.
pug bgsty Bob. NV COndry. Mt oreb, o
Syndicate. br 2, Thos A Noble, Pittsourg' Pa
,,,-D,s,Ns. THREE QUARTER NILE HEATS, 9 ms.
Rosa Mansfield, Heron, Gen d'Arme,' Touch
stone Ranger 3. and Gazelle.
Four races by Miss Murtie Peek's
Running Combination. The entries Tor
tonight are:
FREE-FoR.ALL PACE.
Co,oneI Forrest. s. Frank Bowers, Cadiz,
SSoI,telle. 2. Nv HAYES, Johnstown, "a.
SIyin swift $ o. Eismsu, Memphis, 4shh-
TiD-O-Tip, 9, Thomas Johnson Ne" hsf-
moan Fannie B., b m, H. Demsrest, Baltimore
ma brB. H. Demarest, Baltimore, Md;
Rsysn Boy, A. NJ. Hamilton, Wheeling VIVA.
2:4O TBor.
u;dswav b :, John johnson, Germano, y.
Yonng Ambassador, os, d. B. stlfes' SheP-
he sod Bonum, blk s. W. H. Hank. Stillwate''
ono no;1n $50. @. Fayhor, East Bethlshem, Pa
Hronzemart, 6, A. J. Sweeney, "heenns'
W; va p blk J. VI. Karr, Sewickley, Pa
SNv Wilkes. d g. R F. Mccoy. Seventy-sx.
4I,se-!rrooa br $. Mahlon Hayes, Guysvliie, v.
t.aont 3 w Co.e, Meadyille. Pa
Nstsmora. E. W. Co,e, Meadville, Pa
This makes up the greatest racing
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Miss Murtie Peek.

After the third heat of the threeyear-
old race Miss Murtie Peek appeared on
the track on coal black horse and
gave an exhibition of fancy riding.
The young lady was attired in a black
velvet habit, and white gloves, and sat
her horse In an admirable manner. The
exhibition was very meritorious one,
and round after round OF applause
came from the grand stand as Miss Peck
put her horse through his various
PAGES.
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the hands OF the groom, and then the
couple entered their carriage, and after
circle of the grounds, went up to the
Main Exhibition building to look at
their wedding presents, followed by the
applause of the couple OF thousand
spectators OF the ceremony.
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summary.
THE OPS TRoT.

The horses were called for this event
N 1855. The entries were: Peter X,
Edgewood, Lamartine, Earl's Laddie,
Harry Hylas and Jim Riddle. Edge
wood was 9 iavorite, selling at $40, field
SO and later at s. 10 81.
FIRST HEAT-Peter r. got the inside,
with Jim Riddle on the outside, all
the horses starting. Lamertine took
the lead around the turn with Riddle
second. going first at the quarter, all
the horses being well punched. AT the
half Edgewood was in the lead length
70 the front Of Riddle, Earls Laddie
third. keeping this order TO the three
Quarters. Riddle pulled front at the
TOP of the stretch and won EASILY, with
Lamertine second and Hyias . close
third. Mutuals paid S210
SECOND HEAT-Poels sold EdgeWood
at $40, field SIS. The boosmaEers
offered even money on Edgewood and
Riddle, ten to two on Lsmertine, hylas
and Laddie, and four to two on Peter Il.
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HERE was never q
better lot OF racing
weather turned out
by the Department at
Washington than that
which was vouchsafed
the West Virginia
State Fair Associa-
tiop vestprday The
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THE rnRtE-YEAR-oLD TRoT.

THE THREE EAk-oLD AhOAs
The entries were Wildwood, Acme
Girl. J. S. 8IcC., Predict, Marilla, Civ
iltine and PATRON. Civiltine sold IA
yorite I'm the pools at $40, field S.. Pre-
dict was the only scratch. The horses
were called at 2:25, with about thous-
and people in the grand stand, fair
geld of rigs inside the fence, and big
lot OF spectators along the edge OF the
ring.
FIRST HEAr-Acme Girl got the pole,
with Nee. second, Wildwood third,
Marllla fourth, CivIltlne fifth, and Pa
troon last. The horses got away at
2:43, all having pneumatic sulkeys
but wildwood. Civiltine took the
lead. but Acme went away
TO the front, and at the quarter led by. a
dozen lengths, PATRON being second.
At the half Wildwood and PATRON ran
neck and neck for second place and
pulled up on the leader around the
turn, thesaorses being well punched at
the three-quarterS, with Acme a length
To the fore. At the top Of the stretch
Acme led by two lengths and held 1t 10
the finish, PATRON second and Ciyiltine
third. Mutuals paid S1.35. All bets on
the heat were declared off, as Civiltine
was evidently not doing her work.
SECOND HEAT-PoOls sold, Civiltine
S., field 81. Civiltine went to the fore
around the turn, and PATRON
taking second place, the horses
strung around in a procession, IL
being dead easy for the leader,
in fact IL was no race at all, being ut
terlv devoid OF interest. Civlltine won
almost 10 a walk, with PATRON pad
second and Marrilla q worse third.
Mutuals paid S2.l0.
THIRD HEAT -Civiline led around
the turn, with PATRON second, and >.
$. Nee third, and held thus to the
Quarter. PATRON bettered his second
coming to the half, while Marrilla was
2 close fourth, pushing Nee. Civlltine
Ied PATRON two lengths TO the three
quarter, but the latter pulled up again,
but he couldn't make it, and Civiltine
won dead easy, the finish being unln-
terestlng. Mutuals paid Sl.l0.
FoURTH HEAT.-Few pools were sold
on this heat, as the plungerS declined
70 mt ND even So on the field. CIVIL
time led TO the quarter, with PATRON
second and Marrilla third, holding this
order. three lengths apart, to the half.
There was no change at the three-quar-
ters. Marrilla broke badly at the turn
and went last, Civiltine winning easily,
Acme Girl second and PATRON good
third. Mutual paid $3.50.
SUMMARY.
Uast VIRGINIA state Fair aud Exposition Races
Rail meeting, ISg3-Flrst race, trot for three
vear-olds or uuder-Purse, $50, divided
wildwood. Miss Celia Willis, ParSers-
burg W. q .........s go. - 4 y
Acme GIL. BAY T., /. S.Vale, Smithaeld,
J. l.. NcC., $ c, Meadow Lands
Farm Pittsburg, Pa. ...... 30
Merrllls. bay m, j. c. Collins, Pl'tS-, :
Ciyiltine. b I, Searord X Pearse, Par,
kersburs, W. Va. ..;;;.:...:,.'S
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TNrcnOnnrfll
TIE RUN.

The horses were called at 5:45. There
were six entries, all starters. Pools
sold Mitchell L SO, Little Phil 81, field
S., considerable money going up.
FIRST HEAT-Friday led from a bad
start and increased it to three lengths
at the quarter. Mary Gail pulled up at
the turn, and the two made hot
finish under the whip, Friday second
and Great Scott third. Mutuals paid
SLIGO.
SECOND HEAT-Mary Gail sold so,
field SO. The horses didn't get out
until 6:25, and had u very bad start.
Little Phil won easily with Mitchell
l., second and Scott third.
THIRD HEAT-Phil and Mary were
the only starters, Mary selling at
S., Phil SO. 1t was bang seven o'clock
when the horses got out, growing dark
and chilly. Mary Gail led from the
start. winning easily. 1t was 7:O5 when
the horses came in.
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PROCLAMATION.

The West Virgins Exposition and State Fair
Association has designated Thursday, Septem-
Der sth, 1893, as City Day, and, as our city is
deeply interested in the success of the EXPOSE
ton OF 1899, especially Of the day set aside by
the management for our citizens; therefore
do hereby request that all manufacturing plants
ana business 10 uses suspend operations on the
above day in order that their employees may be
afforded an opportunity to attend. 1t is further
requested that all city offices be closed on said
day.
Let all citizens make an effort to attend in
order that this day will be Que long TO be re.
membered. c. W. sEABRlGHT,
seth Mayor.
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CLEARANCE SALE-All odds and ends
of Oxford Ties at reduced prices.
L. Y. BLOND.
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THE yachts foot Of Twelfth street
leave every minute for the Fair
Grounds.
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TIE RACING.

Tho Sport Afforded Only Moderately Good.
AFirst Glass Attendance.
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THE yachts foot of Twelfth street
leave every minute for the Fair
Grounds.
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stifeI 6 Co.'S store viii be closed Thurs
day afternoon.
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stitei s. Co.'S store Will be closed Thurs
day afternoon
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Advertisers might get an eye-opener
about the circulation of newspapers by
doing a little detective work on the quiet.
A word to the wise Ii sufficient,
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SUMMARY.
WEST VIRGINIA srArE FAIR AND EXPOSITION

WEST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION
RACEs-Fal meeting, lS92-First day-Run,
half mile heats-Purse, SlO0, divided.
Fannie n, b m, Chas Bowers, West Al
eNanQer, Ia. ...,....O -
Little Phil b. G., w. A. Rinehart
Naynesburg, Pa. -........... ......5
Great Scott, c. G., w. H, Shapneck, Car
michaels, Pa ............. ..:.....::...3 -
Mitchell L., b. g., T.. Liculzle, New
May Gail, ch. T., H. T. MetcAlf Graf
ton. W. NG....,............... ........,I
Friday, o. &, W. Aldridge, Canton, o. =
Time
Quarter HGy.
2I5 52a{
% 5211
274 IS
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To REACH Fair Grounds In five min
utes take yachts foot OF Twelfth street.
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stIfel & Co.'s store will be closed Thurs
day afternoon.
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Our Store Boat, 1.-THE CYCLONE" Is now
ready for business Look Qua for greater bar
gaips than sser. VIII rsnssr few days only
a. TIE princp Il landings aiepg the rrTef.
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lien, notwithstanding.

SCHOOL BOOKS, STATES. SCHOOL BAGS,
oPads, Writing Paper, Pens. Ink, Books, Maya
zines, Monthly and Weekly Papers, Blank
Books and Notions. c. H. QUIMBY, No. 14l4
Market street. sepf
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EMPLoYMENT FOR COZ

Good, sneFTstlc business nsn vaDisd ,2fTsel
ia al psrts OF toe United states "a "a ~
teress Of the American Union bea<HJA ~
tFlcsic. frstsFrAI, bensvoIsnt and ILL.,
batter fraternal and protective fesfJ T. Va
any other insurArcs order In eEnf r.;
abort tefrap or "e1doument sch he. 80
rerfect plan os protective life insnfncl -,
Equitable, Eccnonlcsl and easily sDrss,i scd
recommend themselves. 1hu soclsy ,.snt-
nusnter. among tie members q brgsf, g..iooal
age Of iatslilgsnt Business a. p.s-rshlo
men. Ia proportion 20 ~ ~ rs, lsiuso-
than snJ other order. TIE ~ liiy,s-.,snt tsr-
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sale OF lubricAtlng oils. Apply THE DIbrE-
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