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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-07
BEnLA1RE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

the Glass City.
Another minister has resigned his
charge hero and will leave for now
field. This time 1t is Rev. A. B. Will
ams, Of tho Christian church. He has
IlCVOred his connection with the church,
but has not decided whore he will
IOcate He has been a pastor hore for
many years, and under his kindly min
istrations the church prospered as IL
never had before. His resignation Ia
generally regretted by tho community.
Edgar A. Bowman, who has been en-.
EaEOd for some years In unearthlng tax
able property that never found lie way
70 tho tax duplicate OF various counties
N Eastern Ohio, has again been ON.
ployod by tho commissioners Of this
county. lie receives 20 per cent Of the
amount tho auditor succeeds Ia collect.
iing from evidence furnished by him.
Whenhowas employedabout thF6eyears
ssgo he un0arthOd quito 4 big haul at
Bridgcport, but tho matter was dropped
out Of sight auddsnly
Captain Charles Manages and Engi.
aeOF Martin, Of the towboat Enterprise,
came near ending tooir existence whom
,ho leo iloatod out here "Wednesday.
10th wore working az the wheel whom
No engine was started. Martin was
brown into tho river and Captain
HAugos fell inside Of the wheel fans,
UuI the alarm was giveu at once, and
,he two mon got OFF with a ducking, but
2e follow who started tho engine went
vi tho boat aud ID hunting o now Job.
Nick HIrsch, one OF tho parties 10 tho
sunday saloon row somO weeks ago, has
brought suit before tho mayor against
fse'lO Moore, tho fellow who was used
20 badly, charging him With assault
qua battery HlFsch was recognized 10
soltt Tor the assault upon Moore, and
l9w eeeks 10 show cause ON the Other
'4e The case ID Bet Tor this afternoon.
lshlE ypgolwaa boiofo tho mayor
'e'eldAy on j charge u iAing preiAno
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MI William NUS, Of Cameron, W. Va, q
blacksmith and wagon builder, by occupation,
states as follows; ''Iwo years ago my nose and
throat got sore, something different from what |
ed from my nose down OVermy upper Up, unnlmy
lip was 20 Stif, swollen and red as Ore, that !
could not open my mouth WITHOUT great pain,
My nOstrlls would clog up and Z could not Ito q
minute on my back for the mucous dropping into
my throat, aud choking me, consequently had
toBleep on my side altogether
my throat was SOTo all tho time with KING
OF dry sticky ieoliug In IT, causing mo to drink
water frequently to relieve tho distress, with
aching over Top Of head and through my eyes
MY cara got dry and scales came out OF them,
aud they were always ltGhlag, keeping me picking
at thCm every day Tor about eighteen months,
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nrrI1 ToNlTOYS

OGN4N dHAkAv ~ - ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; II 10 pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cloanseB the sys.
tom easctually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ID tho
only remedy Of itS kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to The taste and ac'
ceptable TO tho stomach, prompt IN
itS action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, 10
many excellent qualities commend Il
10 oil and have made II the most
populaF remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs "a for sale II 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gista. Any reliable druggist who
may not have II on hand will pro.
cure II promptly for any one Who
wishes 10 ny II Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIEObNlA Fle SHRUp CO.
sAh fllAhelScp "a, . Nv.
(ptltHlltel III. A,l1iifl " tQlk IA
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YOUNG MEN-who have become victims Of Ss-
taty vice, that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually awsept 10 an uptlmely grave thouS'
ahdl OF young men Of exalted talent and brilliant
intellect, may call with confidence.
pRS. FRANCE AND 0rrMAN, after years Of *.
refiOhee, have discovered the greatest rlif0 known
Tor weakness 10 the back and Limbs involuntary dis.
ehafgei, impottney general debility, nervousness,
llngoF eohfuton Of ideas pAlpitalion Of the heart
lmldl.y, Trembling, dlmheij Of sight, Of gddlneiG,
dlaeasel Of the head, thfoAt nose, or akin ailoo'
tlbnl Of the livet lungs, stomach, OF boWeia-thote
terrible dllotd0ES Arising from the solitary Vice Of
yopth--And secret practices, bllghllng lhelF most
radiant hopes OF ahtlelpaleht rendering marriage
mpoaslbls Take one candid thought before Il II TOO
late. A week Or thonth may place your case beyond
the reach 81 hope. Our ihethodof treatment will
speedily and permanently cute the most olBlhAlo
case, and AblpluislYfesiefe perfect manhood.
10 MlppL E.Aeg0 MEN. -Thete are many from
the ace Of 90 10 01 Who ATE troubled with tftquehl
eyaeullions Of the bladder, often aeeuhipAhedby a
slight buThing OF Atiaftlng ltnAAtioa kanlnE The
system ID mahnek the patient cannot aeeouhl lof,
On OkAlllhatloi Of III Urinary dep9AllI, a fopy
sediment Will % iouhd, Of the e6l0f will b. thin Of
t8ilklsh hue. There ate many n0n who die Of this
dilieully lghetaht Of the cause, which 10 second
stage 81 seminal weakness, W. Will guarantee 4
perfect cure Ia oil such eaAeS and healthy
restoration Of The gehito-utihaFy 6Fgani,
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.
Draw Your own ConoluIion.

Mr.. j. o. Davenport, manager Of the
Cal, has Iris to say OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy: II used 1t for Q severe
cold and cough and obtained immedi.
ate relief. In the Fort Bragg Redwood
Co.'s store we have sold large quant'
ties Of Chamberlain's medicines" For
sale BY druggists. p&w
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An 1nynluablo Remedy for Colds,

Sheriff Hartman, OF Tyler Co., W.
", was almost Frustrated with cold
when he began using 0hamberlain's
Cough Remedy, In speaking Of 1t he
says: at gave me almost instant re-
lief, find tito be an invaluable re-
NEEDY for colds" For sale by drug
gists. D&w
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THE TEACHERS MEET.
First Session in 1898 of the esner'
al City Association,
A TALK BY REy, MR. BRIITINGHAM

On tho Qualifications of a Good
Teacher, aud Other Interesting Ex'
Observation-Disclosures Anderson
Absen. for tho First Time on Rec
ord, and Principal Hammond Pre-
sides.
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DISEASES or WOMEN, I'VE have special de-
pattmeht, thoroughly organized, and devoted *.
elubiYely 10 the Treatment Of dlleaI0s Of Womtn,
Every case consulting our apeeilllttI, whether BY
letter OF Ia person, % given the most careful and
ronSdetale attention. Important cases land We gel
lev which have not bel1led tha skill Of oil The
home phyblelAnA have the benefit 81 full council
Of skilled specialists. In treatment Of diseases
peculiar 10 females, OUT success haq been Hatked,
over tw0lhlydl Of our patients being ladies', old,
young, married. single, rich and poor, Our method
u entirely fee from obectlonabs teatutea Of the
gentral ptaetitchsf, NAMELY Local tteatmehl
We seldom find II ftee0ArN We prepare RENE.
dies, oonslilltd6ii ahd local % the case demands
and Instruct ladist how totftlt thunSelvtS.
40 {. ~ Married pafS1nA o. young men con-
ieinplaiihn marriage, aware Of physical WOAkhell
lpaa Of pg0etealiv6 powers npotehcy, OF any otbOi
qlAlldeaiieu speedily feIl6ftd.
PRIVATE Diseases, = nlbod Poison, VenoftA
TAlnl, elect, Silslute, 6Amlnal EwlsioAt, Last 81
Sexual Power Weakness OF Sexual OtgaAl, Want
q Dollfg In Male OF Female, whether from impfii-
dent habits Of youth Of sexual habllS d mature
Year,, OF any eatle tbAt debilltate1the SEXUAL flne'
tlonli speedily and pttihanehlly cured Cohlulta-
Hon free aud htfislly eohhdenlaL Absolute eutei
guAgahleed, Medleihel sent lf0o IRON bbsogVallpn
10 OIL rata oflhe Unlted States.
Gu ePsyI or FITS politlyely cured ~ 4 aty
and httet'ialllnB ileth0d. TeilimohAli iufnl,htd.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
us Claim Attorney Roal Estate Agent collec.S
torand Notary Public
deal 1919 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

A -four mill, with foller process twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steam powor. Sgw
and planer also attached; doing good busintAs
In tho country. This Is a bargain, Coal within
200 feet. Has thirtygeven ncrcs OF land. Will
soil all together or mill separate. 4f
No 3T27 Eott street, framo house, six rooms,
large collar, alloy corner. Easy tefIns.
No, 8729 EotF street. Bsick house six rooms
aud hall good location. Cheap. Ehsy terms.
No. SO Thirty.aith street. half lot, four rooms
withsummcr kitchen and large ATTIC; 2i0a
Three hegses On Weed g street high gFesndl
Two houses on Twenty.ninth' four rooms
each, 81 400 oAch III
Al good farm OF ny acres one aud q halt milei
from tho city. A good orchard. SIX acres IN
grapes. has ailyoroomGd house stables. etc. and
Tho best OF water VIII sell on eeJy termSos
trade for city property,
Lots in H0fmannB addition. the best valuotti
tho Eighth ward on very easy terms fora shoe:
No Il Tlllvty.elghth stroat, six rooms nov. 2,51l
Brick honse, four rooms and hall, Forty
hFst0nd Woods Atre0t1. tuu lot a., vs.
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FOR 8 a IL El.

House Of elk rooms brick, Eofr street. between
TwOnty.third and TWouty.totrth streets, cheap
Hoi5o OF four rooms, corner Twenty third and
Charles street, 81 200. y
House OF seven rooms Sixteenth street 5000
Small house and half lot, Jacob street. Centr0
Wheeling on easy forms, 800.
House OF ak rooms, brick, Centre Wheeling,
ThFe0 houses on Moyston styedt Sixth ward
OH easy terms, t2,40O
Four acres and good house and outbulidIngt
one milo east OF tho city, Sl,1O0 ~
Farm Of 80 acres three and q half milos below
MoundsvlllO on Honndbottom Blghty acres
mo rlveF bottom, with sOyon'FoomOd house aud
flfstClaSs Outbulldlngg on 0HAy terms
Farm 90 acres two miles from cltS! splendid
improvements; suitable Tor gardening.
Lots at east ond Of TNonty.thifd street on
easy terms
HSHSe 81 three rooms on Pike street S7aa
HouSO ot six rooms, 2691 Jacob street. 50 800.
MOuSc OF 1yo rooms, Fourteenth street 5000,
House Of aye rooms, Eof street, Centof
House oi Oirit rooms, JAbob street. beswoon
Fifteenth and SlxlGenth streets $500,
Splendid farm, hity acres nine miles ea1tc
y S. s;Es,i X. y; on Mocollooa '',isA cou.s,
S6ss.S.li 10 gu MOcolloch and BolnOas
oSS.hSiiIO. on cAapllns street. Sixth Ward.
VOne Of tho bolt manufacturing altey Ia tho
city, fronting on Two railroads %
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FOR Two YEARS
William HHss Suffered Terribly From
CataFPh,

He Makes plain Statement of what He
Went Through, ana Points the Way To-
ward Relief and Cure to Those Who Are
Afflicted,
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Pension Attorney. Notary and Real Rsasa
Agent Houses rented and rents collected.
Oilice No. SSl7 Jacob street,
European steamship and draft agchi Passage
tickets 10 and from all parts Of Europa AS0
drafts 10 any point In Europe go
hs-MoNEY 70 LOAN d6e1
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REAL EsTATE.
EQR RRNT.
POSSESSION APRIL $50,

POSSESSION APRIL !, 1924
No, b95 Main street. ten roomS
No 81 South Penn GtrenI, frame,
no. 2llI Maln street, STORE room, $500.
No. All Main stleOt, four rooms, $500
No. as47 ChRplinc street. 1--we rooms. $500
No. 100 E0f street, store room aud dwelling,
No. 10 Seventeenth street, rooms, hTst door
No, 2ei7 Market street, storoFoom and dwelling
rooms above.
WaFeroom or storeroom on South street
W9EeFoom, No. l52 Main street. three story
otico room, No 1874 Market street. second
No, alOO Main street, twelyeToom dwelling
No. Us Thirly.fiSt street, largo brick dwelling.
10, glNoEmont street Slx-room frame dwelling
no, 4Il2 Jacob street. stnFeEoOn and dwelling,
Street, Island
POSSESSION AT ONCE
No, 100 Main street, second and third aoon
ton rooms,
No. ?lS9 Main street, store room
No, s. South Front street, seven rooms
hAu Q "
No Tenth street, StoTeTo0 u 50
No. $50 EoG street. slx'rOom brick, new, Is %
MONEY TO LOAN
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Mr. WILLIAM Nuss, Cameron. W, Va
whom they started to discharge thin watery
fluid, with very offensive odor, which lasted
four or i've months. or until began treatment
at tho Copeland Medical Institute.
~ was continually hacking and coughing, the
cough was dry being unable 10 raise anything,
With pains through the centre Of my chest TO
my shoulder blade, stabbing like o knife. My
stomach was entirely knocked out, had no Rp,
petite ut all, and what little alto forced down.
] often would not try to cut at all, but VIII on
did eat, could not digest my food, as II lay
heavy on my stomach, and would often bloat
eup. bowels coStlye. oil the time soreness
over my kidneys so bad could not bear the
weight OF anyone's hand on my back. lost in
weight from 16h pounds to l2S pounds but now
weigh about my usual weight again.
Il now feel like O now nun, cars arc vol,
breathe freely through my uoSe, no moro drop.
ping from my head into throat soreness In
throat gone, eyes arc feeling oil right, appetite
good, and relish my meals, and do good days
work now with some pleasure, Tho bowels are
regular, | do not have that tired feeling on
arising frequently felt much worse when got
up than before went to bod before began
treatment Ny brother.in.law recommended mo
10 Dra Copeland, Bell and Davis for treatment
andI now fool Tiny duty to recommend any
one suffering from complication OF diseases to
try those doctors at once as they surely eau cure
them II anyone cam"
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~ NsNNO ~ .IW,INL ~
THECE1EBRATED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN OFTHB
FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
sa&4o& Combpo ncuporalisss
DRs FRANCE AND oTTMAN
established FRANCE MEDICAL Private
Ss NJ. sS,'SS 5 Is s'1gss afsS BY full
sa Sc SiS s s a s:s %:s I'll. creates.
OLIVE BLOSSOM Entirely applied
Consultation STRICTLY Cdonua
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FOB REJT.

A-S -EO--N-N @S
No. 5. sonth Penn street, nine-roomed house
No, u Ohio street, aix'Toomed house,
slHIoomed, new house, on South Front street,
Fiye.roomed new house on Florida street.
FOR SALE
500, iouF,foOmed house, South Penn street
$1,000, fve,roomed house, South Huron street,
l,500 cottage on South York street, No, w.
!,1OO, lx'ro0med house. South Huron street.
s9,S0o, hye'roomed house, Florida street,
Sso9, elghtsooRsd brick, VlFgitiia street.
and South broadway streets, lot 46xl20 feet
Sls'ro1ned house on South broadway street
New double house on South Broadway
No. b south Penn street, cheap.
bridge
No y Ohio street. slxroomed house, cheap
81 900, six,Foomed house on North York No. a0i
$1,000 Slx'Eoomed house, North York street,
No, 81 North York street, nine tpoms, all tho
No. ~ South Broadway, sevcn'roomed new
house, lot 4lxl90 feet.
No, 20 Zane street, ten.roomed house,
Corner Wabash and Delaware streets, ious'
roomed cottage.
No. II soutli'Pcnn street scvcn.roomed house, {
No, 1878 MGColl0ch street, six rooms and
store room, In which there y q grocery doing a
good cash business WIN sell cheap, vi
cations on the Island, and In Worthwhile and
McMechen,
FINK g. BROWN,
TelophoaessL Da5l ll4sMarket street
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
1ls1 Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
w. H. COPELAND, M. D.,
Consulting Physician
90. BELL, M. D.
L. G. DAVIS, M. D.,
Resident Physician

speclaltes: Catarrh and all diseases OF tho Eye,
Ear, Throat and Lungs Stomach and all Chronic
Diseases ONCE hours, to II q M. 2 to 5 n. ~,
Ito OPP. m. Sunday 10 to u a. M, Ito Ap, m,
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ALE is recommended by physicians
rs wholesome. II is the safest tonic,
and Cosgraye's is the best.
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RINEHART & TATUM,
City Bank Building, Room Noe
Telephone 2la jas
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FHEH EXAMINATION % IHR URINE
q vitae NHlt
Psnl phsd health y ltamed pts4de a With mh ahef
w gynlv No q nlai.L 6utwe
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-19
Washington County Court.

STATE v. CHARLES KEENE.-Breach of the
peace, an alleged assault on John Batchel-
der because the latter was taking horse
belonging TO Keene that was in his dooryard
to the pound. Both parties live in Water
bury. But little testimony had been intro
duced before the court instructed the jury
to return a verdict Of not guilty. Judge
Taft ruled that domestic animal could not
be put in the pound because it was in a
mans dooryard unless there is ditch or
fence around that yard.
STATE V. FRANK IL. MCGILL.-Keeping
Intoxicating liquors with intent to sell at
I'D Main street, Mon pelier. After jury
had been empaneled the court instructed
them to return verdict of guilty on the
ground that McGill had already been con-
victed of keeping a nuisance at that place,
and that he would naturally be convicted of
Keeping with intent to sell on the same evil
dence. The case goes to the supreme court
on exceptions by McGilPs counsel on this
ruling of Judge Taft.
STATE V. HENRY c. SMITH.-The respon-
dent was sentenced to pay fine of $3.50 and
costs for keeping a nuisance and for keeping
liquor with intent to sell at l22 Main street.
STATE v. DWIGHT SMIrH.-Respondent
sentenced to pay $500 and costs for keeping
nuisance.
STATE V. WILLIAM GoRDoN.-Responde
sentenced to pay S7j and costs for selling
liquor.
STATE V. JONI EAGAN.- Respondent SEN
fenced to pay S25 and costs for assault and
battery.
STATE V. MARTIN MANsFIELD.-The re-
spondent, RoXbury man, pleaded guilty to
the charge of keeping nuisance and keep
ing liquor with intent to sell, and was SEN
fenced to pay fine Qncluding COSTS of
$293S2.
STATE V. FRANK III. McGILL.-The re-
spondent was, in one case, sentenced to pay
line of 500 and costs for keeping nui-
sance at Id Main street, and, in another
case, 500 and costs with thirty DAYS i'm
prisonment in the house of correction, for
keeping liquor with intent to sell at the
same place. Both cases go to the supreme
court ON exceptions.
The court cases heard were K. G. Bowers
Granite Company v, Thomas Farrell, and
Electa Ring " Clark Thorn
AFRO AND EUGENE CHAsE pleaded guilty
to an assault and were each fined $50 and
costs.
a RECESS was declared Friday until Tues
d. y afternoon. 1t is probable that the busi-
ness OF the term will be completed this
week.
On the re-assembling of court ON Tuesday
the services of an interpreter were called
into requsition when the case of two Barre
Italians, with names hard to reduce to
queens English, for wages due, was heard.
The divorce case OF BuZZell V. BuzZell de-
sertion ana refusal to support, was also heard
Tuesday afternoon.
In the divorce case of Jarvis V. Jarvis a
bill was granted for adultery, and in the
case of McAuley v. McAuley bill was
granted for wilful desertion. In the case of
Porter V. Porter petition was dismissed.
1t Is probable that the final adjournment
will occur to-day or tomorrow.
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Commercial Stationery.

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calendar, the inside cover page is blotter,
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simply turning it down upon the written
page. All commercial stationery printed
by this company is provided with the
Malette blotting pad ,oithom extra charge
See advertisement page one. Try these pads
They give the greatest satisfaction to mer-
chants, manufacturers, granite cutters
every class of business men.
WATCHMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Obituary.

JAcoBs.-Mrs. Miranda Jacobs, widow OF
the late George Jacobs, died in Boston,
April II. Mrs. Jacobs was born in Middle
sex, Vt, March u. 1881, and was married
October 3, 1854. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs re-
sided in Montpelier nearly thirty years
In 1883, they removed to Boston. She was
member of the Park street church. She
was buried at Montpelier last Saturday
morning. Her many friends, both in Bos-
ton and Montpelier, will feel her loss
keenly, and the two daughters who survive
her have lost a most devoted and loving
mother. Her life of trust is exemplifed by
her last message to her friends; Tell them
that died trusting in the Lord"
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Proposals for Building.
STATE ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE, }
WATERHUNY VT

STATE ASYLUM FOR THE INsANE1
WATERBURY, VT.
Proposals win be received by the trustees of the
State Asylum for the Insane, at Waterbury Vermont
for the construction of the following buildings:
ID New Central or Administration Building ~
duplicate of Ward /. (3) Duplicate of Convict
Ward with choice of ether. Also for the follow
ing work in connection with the buildings named
and specifications for the proposed work may be
seen at the olce Of W. II. Glddlngs, superintendent
the trustees before the 30th day Of April next.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all proposals
bids for any all Of said work
ID. HOBSON,
W. ii. HUNT. Trusfees.
March n, 1888. GEO W. WiNG)
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Warranted Dress Silks !

An extra value in the new Satin
Duchesse. Also Beautiful Silks in
colors suitable for Waists, Trimmings
and entire dresses. A large variety
of New Dress Trimmings, Laces, etc
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Uermumt @attbmam.
PUBLIsHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY by
The WatChman Publishing Company
At Montpelier. VI.
Sugar or Butter Labels

Neatly printed, in pretty designs, at low
rates. Rubber stamps for sugar or butter
packages.
WATCHMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Oh! The Snow,
The Snow,
The Bea-u-t-i- x
It's all over. The robin is
here and spring, in all its
glorious beauty, is upon us.

WE have put away our furs
and heavy clothing and have
received our Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing and Furnishings.
IF you have got to have a
new suit, don't wait until the
stock has been sorted over
and sizes broken.
MAKE your selection early
and see our line before Sc
lecting.
THE best line Of $1,000
suits in town.
SO dozens Of New Neck
Ties put on sale yesterday.
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The Havanas, Heliotropes, Emil
nense, Rose, Sage and Myrtle, Rus
sian, Navy, Tan and Slate are fore
most. These desirable colors are in
Poplins, Henriettas. Diagonals, Shot
Bengalines, Serge Royals, Hop Sack
ings, Changeables, Epinglines, and
other popular weaves They are also
shown in fancy weaves in single
dress patterns. Many exclusive
styles, and only one pattern of
kind. Priestleys Henriettas and
other first-c class Black Goods. The
Celebrated