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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-05
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COMMERCIAL HOUSE-Melvin Potter, Pro-
y prietor. Board by day or week at liberal
figures.
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School Report of Dist. No. 8, Town OF
Rudolph, Co. of Wood, for the month
ending April 50, 1892 No. of scholars
enrolled SO. No. of days taught 10.
Total attendance 476. Average daily
attendance %. Names of those neither
absent or tardy during the month, viz:
Theresa Juneau, Clara Whitman, Daisy
Belle Bratton, Nora, Cassie, George
and Carson Whitman, Lily and Frank
Fuller, Exelia Vadua, Willie Bratton.
SUSIE c.. YOUNG. Teacher.
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p. e. C.. & n. RY.

Arrival and Departure of trains at Centralia
and Grand Rapids.
GOING SOUTH.
Arrive at a. IN. 2:30 p. m.
GOING NORTH.
Depart at ...........................1000 3:45 q"
Close connections at Marshfield with tie Wis
consin Central, and c., St. P, NJ. &; O.. and at
Centralia with G. B., w. & St. P, and c.. NJ. &
st. P.
L. T. WITHERAL, Local Agent.
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Agt. c., NJ. & st. 2. Ry. Co.

Cough Cream" is a scientific COM
pound for coughs and colds, prepared
oy a we'll known druggist from the for
nula of a celebrated physician, and
must not be classed with the many
iuack compounds in market. Your
irugglst sells it. 90 cents. lam.
Through our agency Mrs. Mary
Laramie was successful in getting her
pension as the mother of Leon Lara
ME Jr. who has long since been
deceased. They will receive nice
little nest egg. Mrs. Laramie will
receive SD per month the balance of
per days.
Master Severe Voyer,of Ishpeming,
Mich, arrived in the city Saturday
avening to commence work in the Hub
md Spoke factory. He says bis mother
Ices not like Ishpeming very we'll and
will move back to this city in about one
month. He reports his brothers doing
nicely.
Mr.. Smedlev has completed a
iarge sign for II. II. Voss & Co., which
will have place on the south side of
their store building. 1t is 70 feet long
md feet wide. 1t has the following
lettering "H. II. Voss & Co., drug
yists, headquarters for wall paper, paints
lS ,r1oc ct, o+n
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Departure of trains from Centralia and G. r
TRAINS NORTH.
No Pass. daily except Sunday........ $40 a. m
No IS Pass Sunday only IL a. m
No. way freight daily except sunday~10:2O m
No. accommodation g 9:06 a. N
No. 9 q Saturday10.50 a. III
TRAINS SOUTH.
No. Pass. daily except Sunday. p. m
No. way freight daily ex. Sundays. ..2:45 p. N
No accumulation +" LILO p m
No. 10 I" .....2:15 a. N
Tickets to all points in the United States and
Canada.
J. NJ. PATT1SON, Local Agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-05

Prepare to attend the latest success
of the times, Adams & Lenton's
pantomimical comedy "a Crazy Lott
which will appear at the Grand Rapids
Opera House Tuesday May 10th. 1t is
fun-proyoking entertainment intro
ducing new songs, medleys, pantomines
and specialties. Tickets on sale at the
post-office in Grand Rapids.
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seg@ Do not miss the Special Shoe Sale
at the Hustler
\ CRAZY LOT, at the Grand Rapids
Opera House, Tuesday May 10th.
IA Ladies Dongola Patent Leather
tipped shoes at the Hustler only S1.55.
g. ]. Jackson left Wednesday
evening for Milwaukee as a delegate to
the Republican State convention.
A'full line of the celebrated G. D.
Corsets at the Hustler at p per cent
less than others sell them.
F. Z. Kellner & Co. have bright
ened the interior of their business
place this week with fresh coat of
paint.
You viii receive the most courteous
treatment if you visit the Hustler. We
take pride in showing you our Special
prices on Ladies, Mems and Children's
Shoes.
DR.. Phillips, of Stevens Point, was
called to our city Tuesday to attend Mr.
James Natwick who is quite sick with
lung trouble.
SAVED: Thousands of lives are saved
every year by the timely use of Down
ing's Cough Elixir. Sold only by H. H.
Voss & Co.
Bear in mind the Old Settlers Re
union in Pomainville's Hall Thursday
evening May 18th. A good time is
promised to those who attend
gea5 For RENT OR SALE.-The property
known as the Wood Homestead, which
consists of seven lots, house, barn and
)ut bulldings-good cellar and water.
For particulars apply to
If. Mrs. WALTER L. WooD.
The "Hustler" keeps the merchants
hustllng 10 meet the prices they offer
on shoes. The "Hustler" is rapidly
winning the reputation Of being the
leader in low prices.
For SALE CHEAP.-Horses, COWS,
farming implements, and household
furniture. Also farm for sale or rent.
Inquire of Mrs. Filiatreau, Rudolph,
Wis. Nv
REWARD for real merit is the testi-
mony of thousands who have used
Downing's Stramonium Liniment. The
greatest pain reliever. Try it. For
sale by III. III. Voss & Co.
The Detroit, Grand Haven q Milwau-
kee Steamer Line will resume regular
service between Milwaukee and Grand
Haven on April 25th. Tickets are now
n sale via that route. Steamers leave
Milwaukee Daily at $50 p. M
j. M. PATTISON.
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PERSONAL POINTS. q ID

The medical and surgical section OF
theinstitute of France has decided upon
the character Of the souvenir which it
will present tom. Pasteur. twill be a
gold medal Of large size, the work OF N.
,Roty, OF the Academy OF Fine Arts. On.
one side will be q portrait of M. Pasteuf
and on the other the following tnscril-
ton: ITO NJ. Pasteur, upon the
seventieth anniversary OF his birth.
Grateful Acknowledgements Of science
and humanity
Olive schreiner, the South American
novelist, is described as bright and
cheerful, plump, pretty and about
thirty. She Is thinking of leaving her
two-roomed cottage at Matiestontein
and going to ENGLAND in the spring
taking with her, by the way, new
book.
Two histories Of Ireland arc an.
nounced as in progress-one in eleven
volumes, by James Murphy, Dublin
novelist, and another and shorter one
by Prof. P. w. Joyce, brother Of the
author OF "Dierdre."
Chauncey NJ Depew says that Com
modore Vanderbilt often carried an in
debtedness of S20,000,000 and saved
from five to seven per cent on his In
yestments by thus lodging taxes.
Parkman, the historian. who has
been verytil, is still confined to his bed,
but his recovery Is not considered
doubtful.
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Doyou wish to know the quickest
way to cure a cold2 We will tell you.
10 cure q cold quickly, 1t must be
treatod Befofesth cold has become set
lied in the system. The first symp-i
toms are a dry loud cough aud sneez-
ing The cough Is soon followed by
watery expectoration and the sneeztng
by prof1se watery discharge from
thenose. In severe eases there Is q
THU te coating on the tongue
iJVhatto l0 n Eft Is only necessary 70
take Chamberiain's Cough Remedy in
double doses every hour, That will
greatly lessen the severity OF the cold
aud in many cases viii etectually coup-
teract 1t, and cure what would have
been severe cold within one or two
DAYS time. Try IL and be convinced
50 cent bottles for sale by druggists.
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sEcRRrARY or srATE
Tho Latest Runaor calaocis aIr. Dieisii
sonia Nam yy7th the Pace.


Tho Latest Rumor Connects III. picisin-
sen,s Nams wIthths Place.
NV YoRE, Dec. 2l.-A Washington
special to the Herald says: The latest
political story isithst Don y. Dickinson
Is to be secretary Of state Mr. DiclSin-
son refuses to discuss political matters,
but his friends say that Mr.. Cleveland
has offered Mr. DIektnson the state
portfolio. This Is one OF the positions
IN u. Clsvelahdls cabinet for which
there Seem 70 be few available men
Secretary Bayard and Senator Car
Isle are the only ones who have been.
namediin Warrington, at least, Tor TINS
position. MI. Bayard Il said TO enter
tain,no further ambition in this politi-
cal direction, while Senator Carlisle, "
is thought, would be more fitted Tor the
.secfetaFyship OF the treasury. II ME-
Bayard does not want the place and
Senator Carlisle Is made secretary OF the
treasury, very important position VIII
DO opefl. s
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m. linn,n.tnn M IinlInt IYerl..

HoMEsTaAp, Pa, Dec. 2l.-The mum;
Der Of destitute cases are increasing
daily and the teIisf Of some that the
number Of cases are greatly exaggerated
by the papers il being slowly dispelled.
a member Of the medical fraternity
yesterday reported q case to the relief
committee consisting of q non'unton
family on City Farm lane who were
without the necessaries Of life. The
husband, while working in the mill
auripgthest strike, took sick and died,
leaving the family without visible
means of support. The committee,
after investigating the case, supplied
the family with a lot Of groceries aud
wearing apparel. The committee are
relieving every case Of destitution re-
ahsth1tl 71-l. aITI ises ~ ~ 4i- l4Isl. ~
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MORNING SMILES.

Wife-"But Charley, you promised
to get tickets for the matinee this after
noon" Charley-tE Every seat was sold,
dear, but we'll 20 to the millinery OPEN
ing, and you can't tell the difference
after we're in. "-Intef- OCEAN.
Mr. o'Ratferty-.tAnd what did yer
brother think was the rale cause Of his
death?n Mr.. Dufy5ssM De brother never
knew the rale cause Of his death, as no
inquest was held on him. Teas SIT
i1gs.
"scribblesby is getting absent
minded" How do you known He
borrowed my lead pencil and handed it
back to me before he thought ~ dsll-
ington Star.
WHY'S Mother-"willy. don't you
know It Is wrong TO play with your sol
diers on sunday2' Willy-aBut mans
ma, this is the Salvation army. PUCK.
Mrs. Mccanty-"An' we've raised
quote a big family, Mrs. Murph y2p
Mira. Murphy with pride -. Seven
polacemin; Mrs. McCanty. IT ID. Bis.
DO you enjoy good health2" Sof
course. Did you ever know any one
who didn't enjoy good health2" Yes,
the doctors. Hdriem LIe
Her Father - WHAT You-you
marry my daughterl Berthe Yeth,
why not? You don't know anything
against her, doyon? ~ Comic Gus
De Jones. Ny poor little mother
never had any advantages. She only
=. = az, sbh tl,au f,ns nj "A "a han.
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Stan Rowe Killed.

FoRT sMITH. ARk., Dec. 2L-stan
Rowe, the NOT srious outlaw and desper-
ado, was fatally wounded in an encoun;
ter with Deputy Marshal Bruner, when
the latter attempted to capture Rowe
and his band, Joe Raven, q member Of
the gang, was killed, and Ned Downing,
tanother outlaw, was captured. Bruner
had been On tie lookout for Rowe for
sometime. The gang was the worst In
the territory. ".
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4einsiveis an mutton and are cnl tfvatine
m alarming taste for veal, and conse-
quently calves are disappearing in large
numbers.
Ii isasserted that waterproof sheetsI
q paper, gummed and hgdrsnlieally
compressed, make Q material Ias durable
rs leather Tor the soles OF shoes, ltaiso
makes servlceaple norsesnoes
Philadelphia policemen, taking
new census Of the city, have counted
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SOLVING THE DILEMMA.

i'whatp presents shall I;blY themap This Is now
on every tongue,
AZ crowds Of busy Shoppe pillow the Christmas
sshllI the SIits q cheap OF costlyf' 1t would
81 settle oil tho fuss, y, " l.
friends ilfbuy tor Is,
Last year from those We treated best we got q lot
~ Of Trash, "a
While those So slighted gave Us thinss that cost
4 q heap % cash T.
This year We II wait and see what gitls our
friends 10 u have made
And flerWard end ours, VII ieh We N swear have
been delayed
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klelery II llls ilemo..e,lrat..

eHRYEssE, Wyo., Dec. q. The DEM
ocrats won another point yesterday in
the supreme court. The Republicans
had induced the Democrats to include
the tgoyernorship in the mandamus
proceedings. The court decided that
the governor need not be party to q
suit against the state canyassing board,
The court also stated that 1t would not
gointo the merits Of the Hanna pre-
cinct in Carbon county, but would COM
fine the .reyiewsto the state canvass
only, thus simplifying the case, which
had become. greatly complicated.
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I ,3spe,eiaI Prayers for RuhaaI Booth.

special PFa5srs for Ruhaai Beoth
NEW York, Dec. 2i.-spccial prayers
are being offered in all the Salvation
Army meetings throughout theworldi
for the recovery Of Colonel .Ruhanie
Booth, the youngest DAUGHTER Of Gem
eral William Booth, the founder OF the
order. She is lying dangerously i'll OF
fever in Managudy, in the department
Of Irayancore, India, where she recent
" led great revival, in which the
head man Of the village tore down the
idols in the temple and turned over the
building to the salyationists.
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Mrs. Pinkerly-The boy has Just come
with that lovely Christmas present 1
.gotfor you to-day, dear. Heis waiting
in. the hall now.
h PfnkeFly-H6w kind tkissl and
thoughtful Of you, dear. Kiss, Kiss
/ am Just dying to see what it is. Gins
patiently. Why don't you have the
boy bring itup2
Mrs. Pinkerly embarrassed The
fact is-er- darling, 1T has come q. Q. ID.
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Gr.nat sreL ont.

Hdper,5 Yotag People
what are you going to give Santa
Claus for Christmas p asked auntie.
II guess III give him my stocking"
answered May.
"Why, Santa Claus doesn't care for
that auntie returned.
"Well, said May, then he can ill 1t
and give it back 70 me-
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CITE !. g.ttekLiglkatsr.
REpnRL1cAN oITY TICKET.
INC situation In France.

To appreciate the commotion in
France we shall have to pass in review
the men who have been prominent in
Congress and in the cabinet for the
past ten years, and to these add the
conductors 81 the great newspapers OF
the country and suppose goodly pro-
portion OF these to have taken large
brides to help on gigantic swindle
which has taken out Of the pockets OF
thepeople $500, 100000.
Yves shall have TO understand further
that the French republic is not firmly
grounded as our own; thatthe people
q France are more easily swayed by
their passions; that in other timesthey
have shown their resentment against
men by attempting the overthrow Of the
form Of government, and that there are
enough intriguers hostile to the repub-
licto ian the popular fury.
tits impossible to say what may be in
store for France in the near future, for
itisimpossible to know how far cor
fupticn has reached and in just what
form the popular indignation and re-
sentiment may be shown.
The seriousness of the situation must
Impress everybody who is observing
tho current Of events which every day
grows more turbulent.
...... 3. 1..DeI.i,,s., on Adj .Rnhan
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Notice 20 voters.

The undersigned WILDE at the cham.
iberof the First Branch OF Council in
the City Building from Dec 10th to Dec
Path, inclusive, during the following
hours: 10a. M. to - M; 2 to 4 p. M,
and $3.50 to s p, M, for the purpose OF
entering upon the list OF voters any
legal voter who may apply to be entered
upon said list, and OF changing from
one district to another the name of'any
voter who may have moved since the
listing was done.
After the 24th Of Decd bber no change
az, tna y,,afIa in eaid i1tafs =
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The Ohio River Railroad willsell on
December q, "a, %, 20, and 81, 1897,
and on January 4 and z, 1895, excursion
tickets between all stations ON its line
Z at dNf PAM for the round trip with 70.
turn limit until January Bird, 1898.
~ w. ]. RonfNsoH.
g: I. a.
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Tickets good between oil stations 81
the baltimore g Ohio Railroad Com.
pany east 81 the Ohio river viii be on
sale 1t ticket Offices OF that company
from December 94th to 28th, inclusive,
and from December Slst to January 2nd,
inclusive. good to return until January
Sid Inclusive. For more detailed infot-
NATION applysto nearest Baltimore q
Ohio ticket agent Nw4F
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morn rrnndnlent Note..

CRAwFoRDsY111E, Inn, Dec. 2l.-sev-I
,eral more fraudulent notes given by
Mike aTomAnson, the fugitive stock
Breeder have cometo light. A report
to the effect that he drowned himself in
Rock river received little credence, as
he took away considerable money. The
foreeries lave assumed such proper.
tons that the elder Tomlinson has de-
!cided MOTTO stand good.
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Ant.ilnn ITithdravn.

BEnn1s, Dec. 9l.4The 1OeaassigT
says that the government has with
drawn the action instituted against
Herr Pasch, the, German merchant who
was accused OF libeling Dr.. Won Brandt,
the German minister 10 China.
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C1tppEp from Canada Prgbyterian tir-
der signature Of O. Blackett Robinson
Propr: Twas cured OF ottsrecnrrlng
bilious headaches by Burdock Blood
SBitters. p8w
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THOSE 5 cent loayes Of Jubilee Bread
Of the Wheeling Bakery's are almost
twice as large as other bakerss5 cent
loayes. Always ask for those big 5 cent
loayes aandSy6u can buy bread cheaper,
than, y8 i Gan bake i.
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FINE pictafes and Frames to suit. z
"a % 8 lSICOIE'S, Art store,
1899 Market street,
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| dpyou want to be on the safe side,
stick to the old reliable; DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. 1t Is sold by dealers
everywhere. 4
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Cn1cAoo is looking on Ada Rehan
done in clay. The feet seem to modelled.
alter the local type.
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Poor Jerry simpson hasn't got a stocking 70 his
Buths Win plan 70 sat his christmas preisnti
: lust the same; :. 81 ssl5
FOR Jesrss IA 100 pEadens tot 70 ever miss
HellGo Inc les. together and hang up pair q
pantG 10 ~
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TIM Wheeling Nishtsoil 90. has the
largest barrels and best facilities tof
moving nishtsoil. O.. w. Rtxey, general
manager corner Chapline and Six
eenth streets Teleuhonef 10. ..
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- : .TosrprfYAuN

JosEPH YAHN;
City Assessor North of Creek. 4
4 ls - JOHN r. HANplAN,
City Assessor South of Creek.
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Another stnrtllne Warning.


Young Foerstel assistant treasurer OF
os,,e;sbich odds 70 the LONG list Of sol.
ann yvarnings;a.
He robbedthecity treasury 81 $4,000.
ssnsnt ths money In wild speculations,
VIII fast man and rand women. plunged
at the races and led q rlotoas NE genler,
ally. When detection on was near az mana tl'ltp
he tried to burn the court house 70 cover
up his crime. Failing IN TINS ne tSok
his life
Probably when ne took the hrst pup
lilo money this young man expected TO
return 1t That was the iatal step from S
which all the misery followed, me
son nus q dishonored grave ana ms
tather Is a.ruined and Illuminated man man:
What would not toerstel nave glyen..t
hecould have undone It all.
The man who is tempted 70 use money
that doesnot belong to him would bet
terremoye himself from tne temptation
and save his nonor.
,s.,,..t[ests would have Ibssn a very
.;,s;sta t,n.s5 ,,ift inf iybeal.
;eiSSsys u Ia ,, sst;sfisS a. have ba,,
~, . :. t;I,ed With ynna and ART
instead. a.
NM. II. e 1,rs,,.;rs
- ~ ~ /. I =,
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Patsnt Granted.

sp.eia, Dispdtsl o. ne Intelligence.
WasHIEeroY, D. e., Dec. 2l.-A
lpatent was granted 70 Taylor Martin, o.
Fairmoat for embalming.
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a 1TrrDR more Snow would enable
Santa Claus toges around better with.
hisreindeer sled. The little folk won't
see HIM but they know heis coming.
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Thar Maine farmer who has his barn
built on the Canadian line, SO that he
can buy through the Canadian door and
sell through the American door, to
avoid the duty, displays all the Yankee
shrewdness. Finnegan isn't a Yankee
name, either.
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ONE way to make successful war on
the whisky trust is to take OFF thewhole
tax. Then there would be a scattera-
ton. Thetrust would be still further
intrenched behind an increased tax.
This is why the trust is eager for it.
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II vim take a carload TOLL Mr..
.cleyeland's soel.:
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THE man or the woman who has mot
greater pleasure in giving than in re-
'eeiying Is not made Of the right stud.
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Tnrwifeotde Iesseps says she viii
not believe her husband or his sons
guilty Of wrong-doing. The good wife
''saeketh closer than s.brethsra
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wHtIE all this is going on in France
Germany may be supposed to be taking
her ease in her.inn. Must she become
madly unhappy because France is terri
ribly disturbed
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II does not seem to have entered the
alleged mind of the New York MIN
compoop Club to appoint a standing
snub committee. Inthat way the little
game might be reduced to a science.
The orispsot the future would be sure
of their dose.
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IRY Gosgraye Brewing Co.'s ales and
porter; they are best.
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IL this hour every Frenchpsn Of note
has a chanee to diyetE himself with the
duel. in which the French soul delights.
1t does not follow that there is to be
great mortality. The French duel is
not Of the Arkansas type. s.
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CLEANstfeets would have been avery
appropriate Christmas gift, but Wheels
ing willshaye to be satisfied TO have her
big stocking filed with mud and dirt
instead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-22

aIHEARrt1Y recommend Salvation OH
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