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oATARRH.
AS 1t Affects the System and the
GcnernI Health.

~ 4
Those who hayC read the pro- OsEiolh AZ tlGles
OF Drs. Copeland aud Davis week after week, nre
aware how they have gradually educated in
cuIlHr ailments, but the different phases OF such
ailments They have taught tho people what
they have never understood before, that catnrrh
means something else besides a Aopped.up con-
dltlon OF the nose and throat ,tiSSlsNSu
That frontal headache, Ticur9g ttNsion
OF ideas roaring In the cars ditfl arc
due TO catnrrh OF the head. is'a tt.i;'
That sore throat, cough, hoarseneSS or entire
loss of voice, bronchitis, asthma, chrQpic pneu'
monla etc., are catarrhal cOndtt!onsso OF those
parts. 49,.
That dyspepsia, Indigestion. heartburn, water.
brush, Nausea fetid breath. pAlpitation or tlut'
terlnE Of the heart, ShortnGSS of breath, vertigo,
alternate dIarrhga and constipation, blohted.up
condition. piles, etc, result from OF the
stomach and bOwe s.
That BrlghtB disease. retention, or inconti.
nencc, murky 6uId. etc. follow CatArrh OF the
kidneys and bladder. In tact,. catlrrh affects
moro or loss NIL tho mucous surfaces Of the en-.
tire body, causing Mt times severe local neural
The success OF On. Copeland and DAVIS has
been simply marvellous, Tho wonderful in.
crease In the number OF patients Is thestrongcSt
testimony to the ability OF these physicians
They need no other. II these do not convince,
nothing can.
Now that all eau get out otdoors aud take 4
regular course OF treatment, there should be no
one willing TO suffer longer with cAtArrh, when
q positive cure Is insured through tho SKILL
ability and experience OF these noted specialists
combined with faithful compliance on tho part
OF the patient
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DYSPEPSIA.
Many Distressing symptoms Accompany
This Affection. . ~
"A General Error as to its Nature and
orlgin-:The National Disease and
What Should be Done ,withH. =.

Dyspepsia, name given TO nearly all stomach
and bowel troubles BY old.time phyAtcIAns- Is
really nothing more or lesS than acdtarrhal con-
tlttion Of these parts Dyspepsia means bad d.
gestIon nothing else, md. IKE charity, often
covers multitude Of sins on the part OF ply
SicIan who ignorant OF patients true condi'
ton. calls itdyspepSiA, and thus tho patient y
satisfied.
OF the stomach throw out duriug the twenty
four hours fourteen ptnts of thu gastrtct juice
almost two gallonS-Wlth which to digeAt the
food we cat In chronic c9tarfh Of the stomach,
the mucous lining Of which Is continuous with
that OF the nose nna throat the tecrettng gtands
become diseased and dOprAved and do not tul'
I'LL their proper functions, hence the food lies
heavy In tho stomach aud fetmeIlts instead OF
being digeBteds fort gases nrtsea thefetrom
which dlstend the stomach. causing weight
tghtneSs. hatulencc, 'bloating and d!scom for.
The heart and lungs are enCToHched upon by
the diAphgrAm, which impedes their natural
action hence we have ilItterlnG or pllpi tatlon;
and IN consequence of disturbed circulation ana
respiration, GOODNESS oil cStrcmities, depression
Of spirits (nervOuSnpSs), feebie pulse. dizziness
ShOrtuNsS Of breath. hot aud cold flashes, &c.
Drs Copeland and Davis have been very sue
Ccssiul In the treatment OF CAtarth OF the stom.
tca. and those who suffer the above symptoms
should call on them aud take iherequ!rcd treat
mcut
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Tho hue Of health Who can mlstakoit The
white brow, the deepened tint of tho cheek,
these associated with brightness and animation
Of the eye, u chcCry expression OF the countc-
nance, Nre iMfaibIO IadIcIH that the liver ispcs.
forming It's functions actively. and that Conse.
oueIitly digestion and the bowels arc undislurh'
cd, II, however. tho complexion and eycbAlls
have q saffron tint. the face is drawn and void
Il almost certain 10 he ont OF order Rectiiy the
iiilculty speedily thoroughly, with the para
mount ambitious specific, Hollottpr's stomach
Bittcrs, which promptly remedies not only the
above outward and visible signs OF blllousnesg,
hui also the sick headaches, constipation, vcrli:
70. fur upon the tongue, nausea, sour breath ana
pnins through tho right side which character
iEc IL The liver Is always seriously involved in
malaria for which tho BitteFs Is sovereign spe.
clfc. This medicine remedies with equal
prompttudc and completeness, kidney com.
piaini, dyspepsia, rheumatism and nervousness.
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CHANGE or RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

A change long In contemplation by DR.. Cope.
land By which he Is able to give tho sick Of
Wheeling and Vicinity the SGne Skllllul aud
careful treatment as Is given at his large estab.
lishmont at Pittsburgh. Is with pleasure at last
announced. Dr. Lewis G.. Davis. lltoly associated
With tho Pittsburgh offices of DrS Copeland,
Hall and Dyors. Is made Resident Physician OF
tho Copeland Medical Institute, located at 1921
Main street Thu Pittsburgh Dspdtch has this
10 say Of this cminent physician:
Dr. Davis graduated first at the pride OF Penn.
sylyanIas Institutions, Jefferson Medical Col.
icge OF Philadelphia III 1879 After two years
Of privato practice he took the post graduate
course OF tho wOrld.tamcd Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, OF New York city, graduating
In addition to these proud distinctions DR..
Davis has special course diplomas In Physical
Diagnosis under Dr.. JRneway; Chemistry, I'm.
dor Prof DorCnuS, aud Skin Disease under
Prof Shoemaker.
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s1AHrIN,s FERRY .
Accidents and Incidents IN that Thriving
Clty-Porsonal and IuduStriuL


CIty-Porsonal and Industrial.
Emerson Campbell, tho Washington
stree: druggist, not only knows how to
fiji prescriptions and catch fish, but is
developing into an inventor. He has
lately Invented m electrical device and
isnow devoting'his leisure time to rc-
trigcrGtor which promises to revolution
izo the business. He has n model OF it
at his drug store which is attracting
much attention. 1Jt,
Tho social and entertainment OF tho
I's vt Commercial hall this evening
promises to DO successful affair.
Lunch will DO served from 4 o'clock.
Tho admission will be free. The pro-
cecds will be used toward paying for
tho public drinking fountain to DO put
up at the corner Of Fourth and Ham
over streets.
This morning tho board Of education
will offer ut public sale tho old school
building above tho Elson glass works
and the eight vacant lots in PaulPs adj
sdition, the former at 10 O'Clock and the
latter at II o'clock.
Sneezer Coss and Robert Coss, who
|, were bound over to court for robbing
John Bnrkhardts grocery, were taken
to St. Clairsvillo yesterday. Sneezer
mas served three different terms in the
Ohio pcnitentiary.
L. L. Hamilton, secretary OF the Y.
NJ 9. a. left yesterday for New Cum
oerland, W. Va, TO talk on the Meth
DDS OF District Work" ut tho Wost Vir-
glhla district conference.
Hon. G. L. Sheppard, OF Wooster, o.,
WIZ deliver an address at tho Y. N. Q.
a. hall tomorrow afternoon Mt 4 o'clock
on tho subject OF Biblical Astronomy.
The Cincinnati Reds, the female base
Oall club, will play the Martins Ferry
eiuo on the Laughlin mill grounds this
afternoon ut 4o'ciocS.
Martins Ferry merchants are getting
Considerable trade from the towns out
road. s7
Dr.. II. II. sedgewtck continues to inn
prove. He has been confined to bed
with consumption for five orSix months.
Plate mill No. 5 at tho Standard mill
was Oft Yesterday on account Of tho
I scarcity OF men.
On June 80 an entertainment will DO
NNyea, at tho opera house by the ST.
AaFy's school. M
=, "ic' OF tho Mines" will be repeated
sa !, the opera house tonight by home
ptl
Y Richard Nelson, OF Warrington, W.
va is here among old friends.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

$500 buys lot 5i% feet fronting on South
Broadway, in Waters addition.
$500 buys c5xl22 feet on South York street
800 buys 25Xl2 feet on South Huron street
$50 buys 3Jxll2 iect on North Huron street.
$1,000 buys 6lxlSI feet In WoodsdAle. on National
road.
81, 400 buys a fine lot on South Front, street..
$1,000 buys fine lot on South Front Street
81 $50 buys line lot on North Front street.
81 800 buys fine lot in Pleasant Valley. 1s0x3Sott
81 100 buys fine lot In Pleasant Valley, B0x2S0 Il
1850 buys lot S0Xl3i feet on Zane street.
si25 buys lot 2jxl21 # on Eoft ST., Eighth ward
500 buys q lot 30xlO1 feet on South Elm street.
500 hugs a lot 3OxlO0 feet on South Penn street.
5000 buys lot 5Oxl0o feet on Eof street, Eighth
ward.
We also have improved properties in all
No S26! chapiluc street. brick, 10 rooms; lot
SltiSxl20 feet
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suErEREp FOUR YEARS.
How Her Catarrh and stomach Troub-
10 Have Entirely Disappearcd--Mrs.
King's Experience.

''Aiy attention was hfst called TO the work Of
Drs. Copeland aud Davis by seeing In the ncwS.
papers the pictures and testimonials OF many
patients who had been treated and cured Ny
them. / went to sea them and had a talk with
them, and their manner OF dlNgnoSlnG my
trouble was 10 thorough aud complete placed
myself at OncO under their treatment"
The speaker was Mira. Mary King. who resides
at No. s. Eighteenth street, Wheeling. Years
ago had severe headaches and very dizzy
spells Ny nose and head were stopped up ana
hacking and tenacious cough set IN, with COLI
siderable expeCtoratlon. lcOuld not sleep well;
had very poor appetite, and always awoke in
the morning feeling tired and languid. ana
with a very bad taste In my mouth. Everything
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NrS KING, no. 81 Eighteenth Street
l ate caused me great distress and bloating Of
the stomach which produced shortncSs o.
breath aud Smotherlng sensations suffered
this way great d zeal. although took the medi-
cine prescribed for me by physicians whom ap'
piled 10, but got no relief.
II never got any relief until ] began treat:
ment at the Copeland Medical Institute and
noticed decided improvement from the first.
The catArrh and stomach trouble have entirely
petite and feel strong and well. 4 uni 30 well
pleased with the treatment thAta have recon.
mcnded. and do recommend, MY ftiends to try
II, providing they are Ill and wish to be cured. +"
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D. 8 0. SUNDAY EXCLUSIONS.
wheollns to Plt..Dargn ana Warrington.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell excursion tickets to Pitts
burgh aud Washington, Pa, every Sun
day during tho summer months at the
popular rate Of 81 80 to Pittsburgh and
rcturn; and 81 to Washington, Pa, and
return; tickets good for Sundays only.
Trains leave Wheeling ut 6:10 and T:20
a. m. returning leave Pittsburgh at 4
and 1850 p, IN. For further particulars
cNll on 4. @. BuREE City Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, W. Va. L, D.
sMtrn, Division Passenger Agent, Pits
bnrSh, Pa.
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House OF seven rooms, 25g3 ChaplIne street.
House OF SIX rooms, with modern improve
ments lot 35Xl2O. South Broadway. Island, 81, 500
House OF seven rooms, EolF street. l00o cash,
balance on easy terms, $500.
Lot on South Jacob street, $780,
Lot on Jacob street. Centre heellng $3.50.
Worry desirable building lots In BehrenS d
speidelS addition; also on tho late site OF street
car barns.
HouSc Of fyo rooms on Eotf street, between
Twenty.fourth and Twenty-hfth streets, 81. 300
House. six rooms, Wood street, Centre Wheel
Ing, 81. 80
House. i've rooms. brick, Fourteenth street
Half lot on 'Twenty.ninth street, $500.
House. three rooms. First ward 500
House. toue rooms. Jacob street, Centre Wheel
I; Two very desirable lots on South Front street,
Rusiaess house on corner TwentysIxsh aud
ChaplinO streets
cheap.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
Seven lots. 50xl01 feet In Fllan. Whyte and
GRllRghets addition. Price 500 To 500 each.
One OF the bet notwithstanding Glsel In tha
city. fronting on two rltlroadL
Choice lott In Glendale
Lots In Fifth ward In FllAu & whytsI
AN4 TO LOAN.
$500. $500. 81 900 and $1,000 to loan on city real
estate.
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FOB RENT.
FOB SALE.

6l.acre farm near Marshall County Poor Farm
Exiey lots. cast side OF Lind street and south
OF Tenth street.
No. 9G1t Market street.
No. IS Thirty.iirSt street, ground 66xl2o
feet, IL rooms, price. 900l
No. l1ga EoStreet half 3o
No. 40 Thirtycighth sreet...,.......,........ $500
No. 81 Thrtycighth street. $3.50
No. 1159 Charles street and three lots....... 1850
No. 2l03 Woods street.
Pleasant Valley lots, $3.50 to $50 each.
6Oacre farm, known as Porter farm, SOS peF
RELvEDERE LOTS.
No. I06 Min street
Two cottages on MoundSvillc camp groundk
No. 2l02 ChnplinG street.
No. III Sixteenth street
No. 3931 Woods street
No 1898 Woods street
FIve.roomed house and lot at McAIeehen.
Four lots IN McMechen, Mlller's addition.
No. 30 Sixteenth street.
Desirable Chapline street property.
No. 90 North Front street
No i02i NcColloch street, lot 61x120 feet, g ,5o1
Lot on South Front street, 81, 00O
Lot on South Front street, Sl,i0O.
Building for manufacturing prrpoSe&
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
11s1 Main St., Wheeling, W. Va.
w. H. COPELAND, M. D.,
Consulting PhySioIan.
L. G. DAVIS. M. D..
Resident Physician.

speciGltIeS: Catarrh and nil diseases oil the Eye,
Ear, Throat and Lungs stomach Rnd all Chronic
diseases. Office hours, 10 II A. M. . 10 8 p. NJ,
7to9p. m. Sunday, 10 to u a. m, 2to i;p. M
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NESBlTT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. mylo
FOR s. AIE.

E7OR SAIE.
Three houses on Wood street. between Thirty.
nth and ThlrtySlxth streets, on iiEty.ioot lot;
rents for 81 per month.
No. 1910 Wood street, lot1OxlO0 feet, six rooms.
splendid manufacturing or building site,
one Of the best in tho city. 900 feet square, cor.
ner OF Forty.Sccond and Water streets; will DO
SoldOsA whole or III lots
IRON tho city. A good orchard six acres IN
grapes, has aflve.roomed house, stables etc. and
the, best Of water. viii sell on easy terms or
trade for city property.
Lots in Hohmann's addition, tho best value In
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms for shoE:
time. ar
No. 4ll7 Jacob street, six rooms and large
F TISFS S6Sa In 1 cSS:n 500 "a &
No. 1915 Jacob street. rents for s2i6......... . 100
No Il Thirty eighth street, six rooms, new. 1850
No: 1924 Chapline street, ten-roomed house
and two lots.
Brick house, four rooms and hall, Forty
frsI and Woods streets, full lot
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JAMES A. HENRY.
U. S. Claim Attorney, Real Estate Agent, collec
torand Notary Public.
ny30 1912 Market Street,
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FOR PESstoNs-wrlto for Question Blank OF
call on
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FOR 8 "a LB.

City Bank Building, Room No. g.
Telephone 2lp. my30
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RINEHART & TATUM,
,rt.. nj. D,,,It. pGG ~.

9. $S65 chaplIuo street, brick, 10 rooms; lot
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woopBlNE wAgpIrNGs.

special KErLlC on C1.r. sp1adcncc.
WuODnINE, March / Wupdb.ue
again boasts of having a physician
DR.. d. .. Breechoiil is "a very pleasant
aud agreeable young man who comes
well recommended lie has an Office
over the hardware store.
Henry Kleyer has LETT his position
with Janicke Bros. and gone to New
ton, Ka3.
Singing school closed last night, Mr.,
Mason thinking the weather might not
be propitious.
j. f. Janicke's family are visiting
friends ON Turkey creek and J, i. looks
lonesome.
James Readily has moved to II. ".
Gatch's farm three rules west and will
work for Mr., Catch this summer
John siler has moved into the Jones
house and is talking OF building 4
blacksmith shop. ...-
The students iu the upper room are
preparing Tor an exhibition 1T The
close of school,
G.. ~ Smith went 10 Topeka ~ last
Saturday, ION business he says.
G. b. Vaugeisen was up from Los
Springs saturday II looks like Clydl
I Will soou have Row If he continues
/ to come 80 often.
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NAyAnuE NUGGETS.

spacml ErLECroR Core pundcucc.
NAyARRE, Msn. l.-lhs first o!
March CAUSES tine renters 20 get their
goods transferred to tneir own houses.
J. b. Caskcy is located On the Nc
Kea5ie form,
Mr.. Smith has moved INTO the house
vacated by Harry S,aun r.
a. Shank moved On Mr. sh1ckcy 3
farm aud James Rock takes 20 session
of his own farm.
Two families by the name Of Jones
have moved into The house occupied by
l.. Kirkman last season.
George 5nearer expects to start for
Arizona with his family shortly.
PARIS Hoffman is expected to return
from his Pennsylvania visit in a lew
days.
Bert Isttt is getting better, is able to
ue out "a little.
j. Sumner has moved and Elmer
Hoffman will soon take possession Of
the place,
L. f. Klmmerly returned TO Chap
man Monday.
A blacksmith ia soon expected hero
and tue farmers will nee glad to save
gong to Abilene or Hope when they
nave work to bc done.
Mrs, Wrlgh,sman's mother, Mrs.
Witter, is improving and 10 ia hoped
fhas she viii soon bee around ag lil.
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The patrons Of district 40. 30 will
hold q meeting tonight ,o consider the
question If building a rev .chool
house.
The hrEcs, public sale around has
been Sam'I Zlrh's, which amounted To-
$3.50. II is also noticeable tmt this
amount of property Was sold iu five
hours by n. -. Stouer us aucdnuetr
aud j. s. Baumupugh, clerk. These
gentlemen have had charge OF % uum
Der ct sales and always do the work
creditahly.
Whom the farmers monthly milk
account runs from $50 % 500 10 looks
aS II milking pays.
Miss S.dja Engle, Of south Dick.u-
son, spent part OF last week with
itierds.
J. t.. Blll'ug,r's school will clo.o ia
one week. lie win then Try f.,mlug.
lie is one OF north DiCk'nsun'a b,st
teachers.
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AROUND THE COUNTY.
Doings Of Interest in the Eeighbor
ing Communities.


uorE HAPPENINGS.
Special REFLECTOR CORES pondcnco.
HorE, Men The ", Il. q. enter
tainment was Of a very high order, All
the exercises were executed with
prOmptness and precision, characteris-
tic of the relief corps people. Eighteen
dollars was raised. Cocoa Was served
during intermisslUn.
in. Burton cried a sale every day
last week.
John lIeldenreich is able to be out
again. One day last week tumor
was removed from the side Of his neck
by DR.. Ketchvrsid, assisted 10y DIS.
Miles aud Boyd. The surgery vas
WAS well done ana the patient Is
rapidly gaining in strength.
4. l.. Mmdn spent Saturday in
strong CITY.
Miss Margaret Det2 spent Saturday
aud Suud y aJ her home near Abilene.
DR.. Ket;hersid performed a delicate
piece OF surgery not long since IN
Solomon City. Ills patient there is
couyaloscing rapidly.
Geo. Burroughs accompanied by his
sou goes east sumcume this week.
K. Blesh has moved nis harness shop
into the Office previously occupied by
the Herald.
The ar ~ rife with monition5 Of
a leip yolr Dlll NO, long hence.
The c. \. r.. organic ttiun wIii
| follow u precedent made by Lie ". H.
| Z. and give al entertainment IN lne
near future.
san We hear curses generated by
The flooding ol the pJ-luniso Wltl
sample copies of the Monitor. \
Ieturm vi THIS prac..ee might save .ue
rdi,ors conscience irOm being bur
dvned by oaths issuing from other
mouths.
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cuApuAN Eoru-

spec ri aILacluH Cor. .'01uco.
CuArMAN, Mu.nl C'as. Luuduv
wu5 absent Monday,
A few Of the stud f'3 have been
compelled to nj aal.., ou account Of
sickness.
a. &. Romig came IN on the noon
train Monday,
FeltO Rel, who wen, o. the southern
part Of the state some 'ims ago, Is g.
town.
Remember the entertainment Friday
night, March I.
Only about three weeks until yacg
ton. students are getting ready tur
examination.
State Secretary WILDER viii talk ou
missionary work Sunday evening.
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gDe Reaettor.
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1892.
ABOUT PEOPLE.

W. II. Taylor, one of Manchester's
successful farmers, was in town.
Geo Problsco, leading farmer Of
Sherman township, was in the city.
A. L. Book, one of the leading far
mers Of Wcodblne was REFLECTOR
caller.
ReinhSrd Rubin and wife, two of
the esteem, id residents of Jefferson
township, visi, ed the city on shop
ping tour.
A. II. Ryan, one of TIE men VINO
has made northeast Dickinson his
home for 20 years and Nas succto Hed
well, was in the city and called on the
REFLECTOR.
Capt. John Scanlon, one or Chap
mans pioneer democrats, was up from
Chapman and discoursed eloquently
on the democrats outlook. He thinks
Hill is the man who can handle the
machine and If not he then Watterson.
GltNtld. va ~ NV III IL Aiu"FN'i Nhap-
man democrat are solid for the nomi-
nee whoever he may be. No fusion or
alliance in theirs.
1. B. Martin ret urned yesterday from
Pittsburg where he attended the grand
lodge A. o. U. W. l'he work Of the
grand lodge embraces m any important
matters of vital interest to the order
all of which were disposed Of to tht
evident7satisfaction of the majority II
attendance. The organizat ION hai
certainly every reason to cong ratulat'
itself in possessing the brillian ant
thoroughly conscientious staff o.
officers who are at the head Of III
$1,000 Workmen ia Kansas-as II /
safe to say the interests Of the ode
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RECENT REFLECTIONS.

The republicans will be out e.
masse at Saturdays convention.
The REFLECroR's special corres-
pondpnts are the brs; ever gathered on
the staff OF any Dickinson county
newspaper. They are wide awake and
get all the pews in their respective
vcinities.
As will be seen in another column
the public sale Of \. +. Huls will take
place next week Wednesday lie ha-
some 1ne stock and his farm being
only one mile west of this city there
will undoubtedly be a good attendance
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Nonrn nIcEINsnN NorEs.

special RE, LHci OR CuIro .po dcncc
IS HAYES lWP, March !, OTs sowing
has begun. A large acreage will be
put out.
Enos. y. Engle md bride from Belle
Springs are making their wedding tour.
They visited their many relatives In
this community lost week.
Miss Hattie Dunlap is attending ST,
Joseph's college at Abilene,
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WANTED WHEAT BADLY.
A Farmer Boldly Hauled Away a
Load.

Abe Hunt berger was arrested today
ror stealirg a lo,. Of wheat from his
Sam, Lands, living south OF
town. Part of tina wheat was io"hu
on the wa gou in Lands sacks winch
lie had also taken lie waived eXat''
ination and said he would plead guilty
in court tomorrow.
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Seed Potatoes.

Several hundred bushels Of Early
Ohio and Early Sunrise seed potatoes
for sale, For particulars see Charles
Young, Home Nursery, Abilene.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-03

ST. LoUIg, March Receipts, wheat, 3lu1l
bus shipments. 2JUD huj receipts. corn. loa'
90 bu. shipments 1900 bu Closing salci
wcru. wheat Cash g3'c May Qa'ac' july
HHc Corn Cash, 36'ic, May $50 Oats
Cash, 3Jiag. May 5l1lc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-03-03

LvEtpIuL. March Wheat Demand poOr'
prices M l1w.r 30 . winter IL ma; No .
apriug ~ ID. Corn Demand rood for spot cash
and fair for futuroz' prices ia higher 10 Id
lower Spot ls 6d March steady Is iad;
April Is iltdi May, is3'.d