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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-14

Ice Cream Soda-Best in City.
Only cents glass.
FLEIsHMAN's, Market street.
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81 so Boys All Wool Suits,

TOBACCO for singers and other scientific
gossip in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
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A Great Hit.

Ice Cream Soda-Best in City.
Only 8 cents glass.
FLEIsHMAN's, Market street.
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SALE OPENS MONDAY, MAY Is.

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IeeI.
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2... 80 . 25 .. IS
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8 ....,, l20 .... 25 .. 126
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7....... 150 ,.... 25 ..... lb8
8 ....,..., 16O .......-.. % ......,.. le4
9........ IT'S ... 25 . 1S4
10 ......., $50 ,.....,.. % ........ 1853
IL .......... 175 ...... 25 .-...... 157
II .....--... 175 ...-..... % .......... 43
IL .......... l75 70 ......... l36
IA ......., 175 ... 25 .., 125
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16 300 - 25 - los
IT -. 300 ... 27 -- l14
IL - 300 - n - ia
10 - 200 - 80 , SO
% - IT'S -... % - 76
2l . 200 .. 25 - 90
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20 20 .-''--''' ooo ->'''-''-. % ~ ''''-''''' i00
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-07
STORMS AND FLOODS
Do Enormous Damage throughout
tho Western States.
MANY FAMILIES ARE FLOODED OUT,
Railroad Traffic Is Suspended, Houses
Crumblo and tho Small Streams
arc Converted into Raging Rivers.
AWoman Killed by Lightning.

CHICAGO, May Grain storms with.
out parallel in recent years have pro.
vailed throughout tho West for the past
few days, and tho amount OF damage
done Is enormous. Traffic on tho Rock
Island road between Joliet and the
Mississippi river has been suspended,
owing to the numerous washouts along
that portion Of the limo, with tho re-
suit that the entire system is practically
tied up.
AT Joliet hundreds Of families had 10
quit their homes and 80 to tho bluffs,
fearful that tho dam would so out, in
which case the middle Of tho city would
be placed under water. Tho factories
have from one to five feet OF water IN
them. e rs sl53
At Aurora tho Flood river is nearly
as high Us during tho big floods Of nino
years ago. IA number Of. .mills have
shut down, and several washouts, have
occurred on the lines OF railway.
In Ottumwa, Iowa. houses have been
flooded, railroad tracks washed out and
portion Of the new bridge carried
away. Parts Of tho city have beon sub.
merged, and tho people arc seeking
shelter elsewhere. At Lansing, Mich,
o brick building collapsed owing to its
being undermined by the rains.
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rnE pipes ,1unpEn TnlAL
interrupted by tho Illness OF tho Prl,onsr.
Tn, gtorr NJ the Crims

interrupted by tho Illness OF tho Prl,onsr.
Tho Story of tho Crime.
Special Di,pa,eh 10 ne mieiliotnetr.
WAYSEsBuRo, Pa, May G.-Tho trial
Of W. S. Pipes for tho killing OF Porter
Hoffman, when it was thought 1t was
nearing tho end, was interrupted to-day
by tho illness Of Mr.. Pipes. DR.. Jones
stated the accused was suffering from
nervous prostratlon and was unable to
appear In court. Court adjourned i'm.
iii the 18th because OF tho illness Of the
defendant. This should not DO Won
dcrod at, us a great strain has been OH
him In preparing for tho trial, and
then tho trial OF tho week, and lie him
self being on tho stand for three hours.
Ho made q plain, truthful and manly
statement. lilo described how he had
heard q noise among his chickens,
then saw match flash in his
stable. lie went to-, thesstnblc with
revolver in his hand, and saw'a man
from the light OF three other matches
man was fumbling in tho harness he
went to tho front OF his stable and at
tho double doors he and tho man met !;
tho man had u: set OF harness on his
arm, which.he dropped and doRltl Pipes
n blow on tho left temple. Then tho
man fled out tho alley, pursued by Pipes.
Pipes shot ono shot in tho air to brighten
tho man. He stopped and the man
grasped him. They separated, and
Pipes believing his life in danger,
fired. The man recled and fell. tIpipcs
went to him, picked him up and carried
him from the middle OF the! alley and
SGT tho body against the fence. In four
minutes, as the first and best witness
tho commonwealth produced said, tho
alarm was given. He ran to his nearest
ncighbor, Berryhill, who proved 10 be
an enemy, and called him. Aiter arous-
ing tho neighbo rs he went for a doctor.
notifying everybody he saw to hasten
to his stable, saying: ~ have. shot
man." After this he gave himself up.
The killing was dono August %
last Pipes had lost set OF harness
which was traced through Huffman
to a second party. Tho strong belief is
that Huffman stole, the harness, and
was back for the martin gales, which he
had promised to deliver the Sunday fol.
lowing tho Saturday night of the killing,
ana that ho had gone to Pipes stable to
get them. Tho court ruled the recover
ed harness was incompetent as evidence
which was very unfair to Pipes.
Mrs. Pipes, his modest, noble wiic,
took the stand and narrated what she
saw of the affair. She was not cross
examined. The case has awakened
great interest. Great prejudice has
been worked up through the Farmers
Alliance, Of which the deceased was n
member, and this, together with the
very crooked swearing Of a number OF
tho commonwealth witnesses, makes
tho result uncertain.
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HEAVY RAINS INTERFERE
With tho Business of the Country-R.
nnn 4 Cn1a llnnart

With tho Business of tho Country-R. G.
Dun & Co.'s Report.
New York, May 6.-R G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review OF trade:
Business has been much retarded
throughout most OF tho western states
by unusual and continued rains. The
movement OF products is thus delayed,
though it is believed temporarily. Col
lections are retarded. Seeding in many
quarters is interrupted, though, in the
whole, fairly advanced for the season,
and distribution OF goods is checked. A
somewhat better tone appears at tho
south and business at the east is fairly
active for the season, although in some
lines dull and depressed.
Money is everywhere abundant, in
part! because the demands smaller than
usual, but this is, in measure, due to
the unusual conservatism OF trade, buy
ers making many small purchases in
stead OF larger purchases, and waiting
more carefully for actual distribution.
Iron is slightly weaker at Pittsburgh,
and the glass trade not pushing, but the
hardware;itrade is exceptionally good.
The demand for coke is shrinking, and
prices are cut There has been large
speculation in TIN, but copper seems
scarce for immediate delivery, and lead
is strong. Coal is dull though firm, but
purchases of coal properties in Penn
sylvania enlarge the probable COMPETE
ton.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number 200. as com pared
with totals Of 2l1 last week and 242 for
same week last year.
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Greatest Flood for Thirty Yenrs.

LA SALE, LIS, May 6.-The greatest
flood known in the Illinois Valley for
thirty.fve years is now raging. The
water is about twenty feet above low
water mark with no sign of abatement
at present. Several factories have been
compelled to suspend on account of the
flood. Altogether great deal OF DAM
age has been done, which will aggregate
many thousands OF dollars.
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CINCINNATI, o., May6.-Fourteen in
nings without run scored is the record
of to.day's game with Boston. Both
pitchers were very effective. Game
called because the umpire could no
longer see the bail. Attendance 1000.
Errors, each. Hits, 4 and 3. Pitch
ers, Chamberlain and Clarkson. UNI
pire, Sheridan.
CHICAGO, May 6.-Tho colts had no
difficulty in winning from the giants to-
day. Russic was hit hard at times when
hits were needed. Attendance $500.
S Sais FO;i 20 g 9 9 oso-s
Earned, 8 and ]. Errors, lands. Hits,
0 each. Pitchers, Gumbert and Russie.
Umpire, Emslic.
CLEVELAND, o., May 6.-Baltimore
could not hit Young to-day and were
shut out. There wero no brilliant plays.
Scores,
Cleveland. 0 o Q o 10 Q 81
Earned, Cleveland /. Errors, | each.
Hits, G and 3. Pitchers, Young and
Healy. Umpire, Hurst.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May G.-Bretenstein
pitched n magnificent game to-day.
Stems delivery was only too easy for
the Browns to solve. Attendance 1000.
Score:
Brooklyn-..................O0 o Q Q o o Q . :
Earned, andl. Errors, Brooklyn 4.
Hits, IS and .. Pitchers. Brctenstoin
and Stein. Umpire, Lynch.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 6.-Thc Philles
punched their hits in the fifth inning
to-day and made enough to win. Score:
LOUISVILLE. .. .........-o o o 4 o 90 IL
Philadelphia..".".."-O o 0 o 5 90 ! 9 6
Earned, ! and 4. Errors, . and 5.
Hits, 8 and 10. Pitchers, Fitzgerald and
Esper. Umpire, McCrum.
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A Grecn County Tragedy.
srecio, Dispatch 10 he Inte!ligenccr.

WAYSEsBURG, Pa, May Con We'd
nesday night tragedy occurred in
Springhill township. Jacob Miller, his
wife and James Bosworth were at
wake. Miller discovered Bosworth and
his wife in compromising position,
drew knife and cut tho throat OF the
destroyer OF his happiness. Miller fled.
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Foil Dead,

These words are very familiar to our
readers, as not day passes without tho
report Of tho sudden death OF some
prominent citizen.. The explanation is
Heart Disease" Therefore beware il
you have any OF the following symp.
toms: Short Breath, Pain in Side,
Smothering Spells, Swollen Ankles,
.Asthmalic Breathing, Weak and Hun
cry Spells, Tenderness in Shoulder or
Arm, Fluttcring of Heart or Irregular
Pulse. These symptoms mean heart
disease. Tho most reliable remedy is
Dr. Miles New Heart Cure, which has
saved thousands OF lives. Book OF testi-
monials free at The Logan Drug Co.'S,
who also soils the New Heart euro. l
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West Virginia Pensions.
Special Dispatch % mt Intelligence.

cVtcIu UIsDu1cF TO VIZ IHItHIVeHcH.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 6.-Pensions,
West Va. original-David Shepherd,
Jesse Nittlc, William Hagcr Marshall
]. Parsons. Additional-James Conrad,
William A. Kinney, Thomas NJ Bollin-
ger. Increasc-Otto Moore, Thomas D.
Hornaker, James S. Watson, James G..
Musgrave. Reissue and increase-Solo-
mon Smith. Original widows-Julia A.
Katon, Barbara E. Lomaster, Rosa Dris-
col. -, :, -,
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Rates and Routes to tho West and North.
wBxt. .

Should you contemplate western
trip it would be we'll for YOU to consider
the advantages Of the Chicago, st. Paul
& Kansas City railway.
1t runs splendid through train SER
vice from Chicago to St. Paul and Min
neapolis, also to Des Moines, St. Joe
and Kansas City.
Rates via this route rs low as the
lowest. For rates and full information
address ]. A. GRANGER,
Ohio Passenger Agent,
% Clinton Building, Columbus, o.
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DUBuouE, Iowa, May G.-During IN
electric storm last night Mrs Jacob
schoenbcrger was struck by lightning
and killed.
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DUBLIC SALE.

"A
will offer at public salc on THURSDAY.
MAY ID, 1882, at . O'Clock p M. on the
premises, the farm owned BY tho late nanlel
Peck. situated In Rlchland township, l@lm2h!
county, Ohio. on tho National Road. ~ miles ME;
west OF St, Clairsvile The farm contains II, !
acres OF good and well lying lind, well Waietet.
and In n good stnte OF cultivation. There ons
hundred acres oil cleared land. tho balance "a "a
timber: about seventy acrcs In grass On ,as
farm there Is n comfortable dwelling house
good stable and wagon shed and other nece,saI;'
out.bulldlngs; an orchard OF good fruit Nees
apple. peach Z plum, cherry. pear and qulhTJ
There Is also vineyard OF several htaI,se.
vines. consisting Of ten varieties Of the nA'
choice fruit. !.
The farm Is In m excellent ncIghborhood. q. y,
venicnt TO schools. and located rs IL & o. :,
National Rond, will make a very desirable a01'
for family. -.
TERMS:-Oncthir cash on day OF salc oIs
third In, one year and one.third in two yeah, ~
deferred payments to bear six per cent in't'9'
49, = y - OLIVIA PECK.
enc1 ErcnutrIr NJ Daniel IecE
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GALEsDuRa, Ills, May 6.-Heavyrains
last night caused Galesburg's creek to
become river. Several families were
oyerflowcd.
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Postmnster Appolntcd,
Dispatch 10 the Mieiliqenccr.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May &c. n.
O'Donnell has been appointed postmas-
ter at Lumly, Grant county, vice ]. NJ.
Weese, resigned.
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All to be sold rs ono property, toSsthe. WI.
the old machinery, tools. tubing gas
rights md privileges belonging TO tAe ,5S p,!>
& Camden OIL Co., that may be now OF 'H'
iscs OF said company.
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'DUBLIC SALE BY NJ. THOMAS
u SONS. at Philadelphia Exchange, "a, s "
1872, at II o'clock noon. by order oi stocAhoi4s''
OF Nnthbone-& Camden OIL Company.
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No. 80 ncrcs, leased by the Ratllbonc d 'A'
den OIL Co., and one gns we'll.
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GARFIELD TEA corrects evils Of over
eating and restores to health tho liver,
kidneys and bowels. ls5 IS
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For further particulars apply at ComiN
Office, No. 200 South Fifth ST., lh!ia ;JSGIREET:
Residing onthepr0miseS, Burning Sp"'S'
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No. o-oo acres near the head OF the LEI o'S 4
Burning Springs Run; 1t hos house, Ga'H' N1'
other farm buildings, aud one gas well
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AruLL line OF E. G. Burt's celebrated
fine shoes just received.
LyN. BLOND. Sole Agent.
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PUBLIC SALES.
IPUBLIC SALES.
PUBLlC SALE OF
Valuable Country Property,

will oirerat public sale. at the front door q
the Court House. OIL THURSDAY. MAY Il. lS!+
at 10 clock a. m. III not disposed OF nj private
sale previous 10 that timel, my residence ana
fruit farm, known rs WADDlSGTOS PLACtr on
the Bethany pike, five miles from city.
Parties desiring to see the place will find a'nan
there 10 show; them around.
Liberal terms made known on day OF SALE
a. S. HOWELL
JC, ItEnyEY, Auctioncer. myi
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No. - acres fronting on the Isle kan avn,
: River, one mile below tho mouth Oh D"'"'-'
Springs Run, sr.F. fT
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Enchanting Presentation of Living Tableaux.
Picturesque Exhibitions of Moorish Life.
Delightful Portrayals of Spanish Scenes
Realistic Battles sores Mock Fights Capture Of
Granada FIRST VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY OF PEACE
ROYAL RECEPTION OF COLUMBUS AT BARCELONA.
The Life Of the Great Illustrated the
with all the Chiot Historical Events Connected Herewith
Costumes Worth $25OOOO Horses Worth S15OnOo
Emems Trappngs worth Scenery worth SIX
AsTUPEND0US EXHIBITION GLORIOUsLY PRESENTED
Marvellous Trained Animal Department
termng Cats Dogs Pigs Sheep so Geese Pigeons Lions Tigers
tiyena Panher Wolves, Bears, Zebras Elephants Camels
de-, &c, all executing clever tricks.
Giant Horse Gigantic Ok Dwarf Zebu Cattle Hairless or Rail
= . with Three Eyes Three Sosris and Three Horns 4
E'AIE1EAAND STORIES ON vVErEE.r.
Magnificent New Street Parade Living Tableaux ~
tory OF America Arabian Nights Tales Cdns and Nursery
Rhymes at 8 o'clock the morning Of Show
Admission to ALL SO Cents Children Under Years OF ronc
usunl
street w
Heap EXCURSION RATES oNiALL RAILROADS.
7i31sSEftesf 5K 7r+IGlzIsAv'
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No G-ccrtifcatc OF 10 shares OF stock o. ,n III. Il
tie Kanawha River Navigation Co., P''
sasj per share.
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No. s. 0ne.half interest In o.ncTe tTtc,, sg;
800 yards from mouth OF Burning sp'ipS' 49,
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-DWELLTNG no. l3T
u South Broadway. containing seven rooms,
hall and pantry. Both gases and water. L.;
+Oxl?0. Inquire on premises. apT
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tFOR SALE-At'FAMILY HORSE,
4 very quiet: not afraid OF steam or electric
motors. Suitable for n lady TO drive Also
phaeton. They will be sold together or sepa.
rately. Address Box 43. Wheeling POstoiIice.
lD.o
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Referring to the above notice, We sh all Vol,
come NIL our friends to the old store, and wa
shall aim to hAyo at all times in stock good sea-
sonabIc goods, marked at rock.bOt,otn nricc,
Pleise favor us with your patronage
u. +. DEEGAN.
myo W. J. DEEGAN,
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E.B. PoTTs-cuoTHlNe ETC.
CUT This OUT,

About April LIST ]. B. Potts will oc-
cupy tho large new stores 1000 to 100:
Main street and IL to 20 Tenth street,
Suspension Bridge corner, with full
limo OF Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fur
nishing Goods. This is tho largest and
finest store OF the kinds in the State.
Before removal VIC quote, to close out,
Children's Shoes at 19c, 225c, SIC, 4Sc, CSC,
re and SIC up, all solid bargains and
trade winners.
See our Ladies' Fine Shoes at 07c, 81 25,
81 81, 81 Is and 81 81, and wonder how
We can do it.
Mems Fine Shoes Mt o7c, 81 10, 81 o5,
81 81, 81 45, 81 90 up, all leaders and
matchless in price.
Boys Suits at SIC, Csc, 81 IS, 81 81,
81 81 up, worth double the money or
no sale.
Mems Pants at 4sc, Csc, Sic, 97c and
81 IS up. See our great leaders in Mems
Pants at 81 Is, worth s. 90. Boys Pants
Mt l9c, o9c, S5c up, hard TO get at thi,
price. Mems Suits at 81 9S, s. 81, 50 95,
S. 81, s. so up. We lead the world in
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINce-

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
LN OF STOCKHOLDERS
70 bylaws tho annual mcc,In, a,
Natural Gas Company OF West vlrrlnIa Win 10
held Of tho principal Office OF the comnSnx 10
Wheeling, ": Va, OH TUESDAY, TI(E iTrlni
DAY VI MAY, 1892, at II 40 o'clock a m ''h
,.,,. HARRIS BUCHANAN,
hplGs nc. ..... Snrtplayr
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Dress Goods Department Is now repete with the most choice
lines Of French English and German productions in Silk All
Wool and Silk and Wool Fabrics confined styles. Special
enon has been given the selection Of extensive lines of
the fayortes Of the Our assortment of Black and
Mourning Dress Goods supasses any previous effort in that d.
rection ++
" We recommend Presteys Henrietta Cloths, Dress and Bon
net Vengs as being the best for the They the
right shade and very ervceabe Grenadines OrgandeS, Ze
phyr Cloths Llama Cloths in great vaeyWhie Goods and
Embroderes in both Dainty and elaborate designs and in all
( widths and prices.
In our Cloak Department we showing and selling freely
Cape Wraps and Jackets and Tourist Suits, Silk Goe and
tunes In our Market street we have just opened La
dies Cambria and Muslin Underwear, also Gaze Silk, Isle
and Balbrggan Underwear and in the will be found
the best assortment of Ladies' Derby Waists and Boys o
ers Friend and Star Shirt Waists have ever had and all
having been made to order will give entire satisfaction We
invite inspection of these superior lines Our Glove De-
pament full For the sale of the Celebrated P
Cenemeri Kid Glove it is well known that the sole
agent this city Also for the Foster Paul Co. Hook Glove
and the Reyna Mousqueae Suede Gloves Centeme five but
Full lines Of Silk and Lise Gloves and Ms for ladies and
children.
Our stock Of Fancy Goods is constantly changing but to-day
It's yul embracing many novelties just out, in Neckwear
Parasos Infants Sacques and Wrappers Carriage Robes
Skirts in Silk and Satin, etc. and will be kept up during the
season by replenshing as new things appear. s
We show this spring Lace Curtains and Fixtures all
the second floor also Summer Blankets, Summer Comforts and
all kinds of Upholstery goods Of whichwe have complete as
sortnent.
Our Table Linens Linen Sheets Cotton Sheets Nap
nS Towels, Squares Scarfs Drapery Silks Null Drapees
Lace Bed Spreads, Table Covers Elder Down Pillows all
in and ready for inspection Many Of Table Damasks
wide and Napkins 81 nchessquare Our stock Of
Hosiery and Corsets is and embraces but the best
y
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2FoR RENT.

TOR RENT--THE THREE. STORY
Il business house, No, 1874 Main street "
}. W COwDEN. mrat
FOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWELL.
IL ING; oil modern improvements IL Four.
be lcascd for a term Of years 10 responsible nlrty
Aprlya. otiico OF Tho City Water board. jaS"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coon
w miners wanted at wlnlircde, IVES, y.
thirteen miles cas-. OF Charleston. on the chss,,,
eaSG 3h9 GALWAY STEADY york Guaranteed
boarding houses for single men. Apply Az ov o%H
W1NtFKEDE COAL CO if" HonSc'
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My Wound Broke open
Blood Became Poisoned

Floods Sarsaparil!a
afew months, thank God (and say It rever-
entity, the sores all over my body had healed.
md now. four years later, have never shown
any sign q reappcaring." GEORGE NJ. HAM,
2ioSD, o19 Magnolia Street. Syracuse, n, Y, 2
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PRICES

as low as house afford to sell the quality OF goods keep
Gratifying to know that in all where we have had
comparing goods with samples from the large retail houses
in New goods have been taken preference We
ways glad to have samples brought in for comparison
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&c. I.Hood S Co., Lowell, Mass.:.
II was in the Army Of tho Potomac and
In the great baltic OF Gettysburg was struck
in the ankle by,a mimic ball, which smashed
the bone. My leg was amputated in the field,
hospital, and after long timo 1t healed. I
was discharged and wenthome. After years
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WANTED.

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