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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-22
CONDENSED NEWS


Gathered From An Parts OF the Country
~ Telegraph
The British ambassador gave a bril-
liant reception At Washington Thurs
day night
The Choctaw situation has improved,
and an amicable settlement, Il Il
thought viii be effected
Joe Cook, while working at his books
at Scranton Miss. was attacked BY rob
beers. who got away with 81. 900 and
marched him 70 swamp. whore they
shot him, but not fatally
The Turkish Theatrical Co. which
will give exhibitions at the Worlds fair.
has reached Chicago There are four
teen women in the party, and some of
them are said TO be pretty.
The panorama Of the Bernese Alps,
In the Midway Plaisance at the Worlds
fair, was officially opened Thursday, "A.
Hollinger, the Swiss consul in Chicago.
making the formal address
The secretary Of agriculture has rc-
quested the resignation Of Maj s. s.
lockwood. assistant chief OF the
weather bureau, and the resignation
has been rendered and accepted.
PETER STEWART. the father Of Simon
s. Stewart, the editor forger Of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, says he will pay all notes
to which his son forged his name.
Young Stewart has disappeared.
John A. cahili, Trenton, N. D., Law
and Order league member, has brought
actions against twenty bookmakers at
the Elizabeth track TO recover $i2, 900
for violating state laws II successful
he will get 81, 600 =
During meeting Of the Farmers'
Mutual Benefit association at Lowdell,
w. Va, John Coltrider and Jas Cohen.
formerly bosom friends. got into fight.
using knives Each was badly hurt
and Cohen will die
Buck" Seagrovea who was recently
pardoned from the Tennessee peniten-
tiary by Gov. Northen. where he was
serving q life sentence for the muir
der Of Ben Royal, will soon take tho
road as an evangelist
The earl and countess OF Aberdeen
and Lady Arnott are passengers on the
White Star line steamer Teutonic Tho
countess Of Aberdeen is greatly inter
ested in promoting the success of the
Irish exhibit at the Chicago Columbian
exposition.
Tom w. Harper, Of Terre Haute, Ind,
the general attorney for the Brother
hood Of Railroad Employees, was at the
Riggs, Washington. Friday. He comes
to lay before the supreme court the APP
peal from Judge Kicks decision at To-
ledo against the striking railroad men.
Receivers were Friday appointed for
the Pennsylvania Steel Co, which has
extensive plants at Steelton, Pa. and
Sparrow's Point Md. Luther 8. Bent
president Of the company, when seen
said the appointment Of receivers was
not the result of any want Of profitable
work at both Steelton and Sparrow's
Point 1t was simply caused by the
present unfortunate condition Of the
money market
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GO TO THE GREEN HOUSE.

If you want to buy choice ported
plants. Roses from Is to 25 cts. a
piece. Fuehsias, Geraniums, Coleuses,
Heliotropes, Gala Lilies, Begonias,
Palms, India Rubber Plants, Verbenas
and Pansies in all colors and shades,
and many more varieties too numerous
to mention, which / will sell at a very
low price. Also fine lot Of tomato
plants in four varieties; one Of which
will weigh from one to four pounds,
and other very early varieties. Also
sweet pepper and red beet plants Jos.
lmbach, florist, near Green Hill Gene
fairy
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI April 22
FLoUR-winter patent, 81 s012o5: fancy,
s2eOa IS 20; family. e. 2502b0: extra, a. oo02 ISL
low grade, e. 6O0i.9o; spring patent, s. qua As;
spring fancy saioaacs spring family s2.7s0
32S Rye flour, s. 006aib
WHEAT--No 2 red held at 66a67c. but ship
pers would probably hesitate 70 pay o5c and
take chances on export, under the present con-
ditions. No. red quotabie 1t d0162c
CoRN-Marxet quiet and barely steady, BaE
and quantity. No white held ~ 4lx145c and
No. mixed AZ exc CSC.
oATs-No. white; quotable 1t st0s4Kc; No
? mixed af sitk9seo.
RYE-Tae market was nominaliy unchanged,
good No. being held 1t &c. with buyers ct $50.
cATTLH-Shippers MSoa6@; none q the
best on sale Oxen, Y; 750476; select butcher,
tA7sDh0O; fair 70 good sass14 o5; common,
e275a a50 Heifers: Good 70 choice, eLO00A 90;
common TO fair. t27603S6 Cows, good 70
choice, e. 901440; fair to medium, % 0O0a s.;
common and thin rough stun, sI5002T5; fat
dairy cows, ea5oa425,
VEAL CALvEs-Common and large, 5000
$50; fair TO good light t60o07.Oo; extra. szaA
HoGs-Seiect heavy and prime butcher. 70
a.. 50; fair to good packers, s6sb 17.25 most
sales, W.0017.25; common and rough, 5000
$50; prime light, Ef5DI %; others. ed600
40; fat pigs, tdbO0T0o.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sheep- Clipped l2e00
40; wool, s45oa650; fall lambs, clipped, A5e
0h75; wool. sS.5oa6so; spring lambs, s6soo
300
PITTsHuRoH. April22
cAITLE-M Market steady Mt yesterdays quota
tons
HoGs-Market arm; PhiIadelphias, l7oo0
no. mixed, e7.56as 90; Workers., a. loa7 50;
pigs and light Workers, e7.00aE7b; one car hogs
shipped 70 New York.
SHEEP--Market slow OF yesterdays quota
lions.
BALrTMoRE, April q
WHEAT Unsettled No red spot. 7sxc,
May 7sNc. Y.
CoRN-Firm; mixed spot April, ls,Sc bid;
May 1850
oATs-Steady; No white western, 4iXo
RYE-Dull; No, 2 &c.
CHICAGO, April q
FLOUR AND GRAIE--Cash quotations: Flour
dull and unchanged: No. spring wheat TlK0
fzc; 10. spring wheat northern, Oec; No
red, u A@Izc; No corn, 4O1<c; No ., SsAc; No
oats, 21hc; No ewhite, O b, aAM0sbc; No
white. %oasAc; no srye. Soc; No barley.
&c; No 4 p. aoGoec; No =. Z o p, Sst4cei
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Judge Tnft's Declslon.

WASHINGTON. April % = Senator But
Ter, chairman Of the committee on in
terstate commerce. has not arranged for
the investigation authorized by the SEM
ate and win take no steps In that direc-
ton until in May sometime. when he
will call the committee together for
that purpose. It Is not likely, Mr.. But
Ter thinks, that the committee will GO
to Toledo to investigate the disturb.
ances among the railroad men. out of
which came the decision Of Judge, Taft
In the United States court sitting IN
that city. Such investigation Of this
particular matter as may be made will
be conducted in this city.
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ELECTRIC BTTTERS.

This remedy is becoming 50 well
Known and 50 popular as to need no
special u mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the Same song ~
praise. A purer medicine does not
eAlst and it is guaranteed to do all tia
Y claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
n Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
VI, remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhem
s I, other affections caused by impure
0lood Will drive Malaria from the
ssys,em and prevent as well as cnre all
sa feyers For euro Of Head
F ~ Constipation and Indigestion fry
ee 'fic Filters Entire satisfaction
ERaaAfannteed, 81 money rafunded.
\ r'' S,,;,. and $1OO per bottle at Z.
"A williams Jr. q Co. Drug shore.
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LII. 81 confeelerate saL.

NEW York. April "a Tho Old Guard
association Of the Twelfth New York
regiment and which was the first
union regiment TO enter confederate
territory, celebrated its departure for
the scene Of strife by reunion Friday
afternoon, at which Gen. Daniel Butter.
worth, the president, extended the
hand Of fellowship to visitors. Friday
night the visitors will meet around the
banauetfnu table.
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KEoKrK, Ia, April GA violent
snow-storm ragged all day Thursday.
The wind blew gale, The Mississippi
river was rising rapidly Thursday
night and is almost twelve feet above
low-water mark. Observer Gosewisch
says that IL will reach the danger line,E
fourteen feet, by Monday. Fears are en-
tertained Of repetition of last springs
disastrous floods. Dwellers on the low
lands are uneasy. and are preparing for
the worst
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ABiIIsE Tex, April "a The arrest
Of g. A. PearceA took place here Thurs
day ON M indictment for the embexzle-
ment Of $4,000 from the Planters ana
Merchants Insurance Co, Of Mobile.
Ala. Of which Pcarce was secretary
He Inst the money in wild speculationa
He confessed 70 the unlawful hLpropri-
atiolA Int states be has settled il with
the insurance company.
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90 selolIera Admitted.

WAsHINeTos. April %. Superintend.
emit Stump has directed the landing Of
fifty-seyen Italians, who had been dc.
layed at Philadelphia on the ground
that they were contract laborers. These
came 70 this country for the purpose OF
performing as gondolicrs at the Worlds
Columbian exposition, at Chicago, and
they were admitted at the request 81
the exposition authority.
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MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 22.E-- The
bodies Of two Of the victims Of the tun-
mel crib horror were picked mp ON the
beach early Friday morning. The
steamer Burroughs went to the crib
Friday morning and secured ten bod
les, making twelve bodies that have
been recovered thus far Foreman Bar
Der of the tunnel construction gang
now says there were fifteen men in the
crib when &c was oyerwhelrned
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Loon HAVEN, Pa, April "a "A steam
scow. used In transporting firc-clay
from the Queens Run Co. = mines 10
the works in this city, capslzed Thurs
day afternoon near the middle OF the
river IN . heavy gale Of wind Seven
mon were on tho boat. three Of whom
Bud Reed. aged 20. Of this city; Fred
Sim. Of Hazclton. and an unknown
were drowned
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LANCASTER Pa. April "a What Il
believed TO have been an earthquake
shock was felt by many people III vari-
ons sections OF this city and vicinity \
few minutes before nine o'clock Thurs
day evening. A heavy rumbling sound,
which lasted several seconds, shook
buildings and their contcnts. and In
several instances people ran from the
hntisaa
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NAsHviIIE, Tenn. April % Rev.
Thos r. Gailor. vice chancellor Of the
University Of the South, was elected
assistant bishop pf Tenpessee, ~ tho
i,ipeesan convention Of the Episcopal
Church IN session in this city. He was
last year offered the bishopric OF
Georgia, but refused. His selection
gives great satisfaction.
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COLUMBUS O. April "a Tho pave
ncnt and grating in front Of the
zettler block, at 26a South High street,
collapsed Thursday and fell into tho
area Fortunately there were no pco-
pie passing except William a. Heitzig,
who hung by his elbows to the railing
IN front Of Bopp,s saloon window.
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cINcISNArI, April % Three desert-
ers from tho Coal Creek (Tenn.) militia
wcre arrested Thursday afternoon by
Detectives Moses, Hudson and Jackson
on q telegram from Lieut. Fyife, who
y IN command Of the post at that point
They escaped from Coal Crock, Tenn,
and say that their salary waa contis-
Gated by tho officers In fines which
caused them 10 skip out.
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Redwine indicted.

ATLANTA Ga. April % The grand
jury Thursday found the third true bill
against Lewis Redwine, defaulting
cashier Of the Gate City national bank.
This bill charges him with cmbezzling
s15. 900 on February II. and with emf
bezzlings $40, 700 on subsequent dates,
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School Children Hurt.

UNIoSTowN, PA, April "a One Of
the worst wind storms ever known in
this section ragged Thursday At Scott
dale the windows on one side Of the
public school building were blown In
and many children hurt Al little son
81 A. ]. Ellis. Of this place, was blown
against a building and badly hurt
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Why the supreme Court WIN Not attend.
WAsniNoToN, April 60 Tho refusal
OF tho supreme court 10 attend tho
naval review or tho opening OF tho
Worlds fair was based on tho condition
Of the docket but tho insufliciency 81
the provisions for the judges Ii said 10
have had much To do with the declina-
stion. They stand for the dignity OF the
court and do not take kindly 70 the
idea Of being conglomcrated, 80 10
speak. with congressman and the gcn-
eral run Of government officials They
do not seem to be asking for anything
more than tho dignities due their ofilcea
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Ohio>I.sElsIature About q Adlourn.

COLUMBUS, O., April "a Speaker
Laylin believes the legislature will quit
and 60 home about the middle OF next
week. though II may possibly adjourn
Monday next II would be an unusual
thing to adjourn on any other day than
Monday, but Mr.. Speaker thinks the
senate will not be ready next Monday,
but that there will be no excuse for rc-
naming until Monday week.
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er. PAUL, Mimi, April ea~-A delin-
quency aggregating t65.OO0 10 SIC, 900
has been discovered In the books Of ex-
City Treasurer Refs. the books showing
no evidence OF the receipt Of q large
amount Of taxes
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New YoRK, April ~ The long
fought lockout which the clothing man
ufacturers began against their cutters
has been practically settled and work
wiil be resumed at once. A ratification
meeting will be held Friday afternoon,
when the terms Of the settlement will
be made known.
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CHARLESTON. w. Va. April "a News
reached here Thursday that the court.
house, Jail and jailer's residence. at
Fayetteville. were destroyed by Ore
about o'clock Wednesday evening.
The county records and prisoners were
saved
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q emorIal church Trom annId.a i,hiiA..

RoxBuRY, N. Y, April "a The mem
Org Of the late Jay Gould Is to be per
petuated In thia place by handsome
memorial church to be presented to the
Presbyterian congregation, and which
has been homeless aimee the destruction
of its edifice by fire some time ago.
The church win be Of rock stone, and
the entire expense Of erecting and fur
nishing It win be borne by the children
Of the deceased millionaire.
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AUSTIN, Tex, April "a Friday was
the anniversary Of the battle 81 San
Jacinto, and II was observed as q legal
holiday throughout the state. Many
special celebrations were held In the
leading towns as well as In the country.
An all.day reunion was also Ia progress
on tho battlc.fie
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IsHPEsuxe. Mich, April % Snow
has been falling since 4 this morning.
There Is fifteen inches. Of new snow on
the level ia the city. and one to two
feet In the woods Trains are DELAYED
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Earl of Darl,r Nnt nnalI.

LONDON, April % Tho announce
ment Of the death Of the earl Of Derby
Thursday morning was premature. He
was very weak Thursday evening
until midnight when he rallied and was
then better thansat any time during the
law
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TACOMA. Wash, April 81 1T was
showing hard in the Cascade mountains
Thursday night A Northern Pacific
train drawn by three engines reports
NOV three feet deep in some places
Eridav
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SPOKANE, Wash. April 22.-News
from Wardner. in the Couer D'Alene
mining district reports the town de-
stroyed BY fire. Wardner Is place Of
LOCO inhabitants,
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DISPLAY WINDOW BROKEN.
Mr., ], A. Wilen's Large Plate Glass Destroyed
Where are the Polioe2

Mr., ], A. Wilen's Large Plate Glass Destroyed
Where are the Polioe2
Mr.. John a.. WHEN was so unfortu-
nate as to have one Of his large plate
glass display windows brokenon We'd
nesday evening, caused by boy
throwing stones. The small boy
a'ound town is continually ehdanger-
e property by the entirely too pro-
miscuous use Of stones and such like,
which lie hnrls at something and
sometimes at nothing, yet our vigilanf
policemen pay no heed to it. A
certain crowd Of boys make a regular
habit Of Willing away their evenings
IN the interesting and to them, soul
inspiring game Of baseball, right in
The Public Square, to the danger Of
passers by,and yet whereare thepolicei
They do not wish to disturb the little
innocents in their game. Oh, city
officials, awake from your slumbers,
and put q stop to this dangerous
Practice before any damage is done.
Against alfpthis there is an ordinance !;
why not carry 1t out
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COLUMBIA, Mo. April % There was
a binding snow storm here Thursday.
It is feared the fruit crop will be great
ly damaged.
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Three Feet Of snow Ii April.

ST.. PAUL, MINI. April "a Three
feet Of snow on = level in April Is most
unusual IN this state, but that has been
the amount Of snowfall In some parts
Of Minnesota. the average fall being
over one foot. A heavy rain preceded
tho snow. which began in the north
western part Of the state Tuesday
night extending rapidly across the
country Minneapolis had an even
worse experience than this city, having
no cars running, and at Saltwater the
cars were showed up on the street, be-
ing caught in all parts Of the city. The
storm struck Duluth and the lake cities
at noon Friday, and ragged furiously
thera all afkarn00n
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
nusbnnd aad VIE Knled Urdcr tho Fall.
ting Isntiding.

ERlE, Pa, April % Another gale
struck this section Of the country
Thursday, blowing az y.five-mIIe-
An-hour rate Great damage was done
70 buildings. forest and fruit trees.
The only casualties reported occurred
at Johnsonberg. n town on the line OF
tho Philadelphia and Erie railroad.
Mr.. Harry Hutchinson. finding a gas
leak under his new house. which was
set upon temporary blocks crawlcd
under 70 investigate. His wife started
Under the house 70 deliver wrench To
her husband, and when tho gallo struck.
that section u threw the house OF It's
pins, crushing Hutchinson and his wife
10 death.
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CommlssIfB er Hiou Has feported.
WASHINGTON, April %, Secretary
Gresham has received report from
Commissioner nlonnt OF his action In
Honolulu. but states that he has 10Th
ing to give out about it
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Don'tAthink Of buying Cook Stove
lmtIl you have examined the stock Of
new ard second hand stoves at Eoah's
AK, A call win convince you that
we please you in style, quality and
price No. 8 West Race st. 3-2S- 1mon.
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1--WE only place on earth 20 get . cent floor
rings cheap cash store.
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I FWIS BELL. Is now running three chairs at
| IN shaving parlor, and Is prepared to serve
Il customers with dispatch. His bath rooms
ars nv finest in the city. Hot and cold baths
II any hour desired I'm.
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400 YARDS % cents fO6r oil cloth only 10
cents ali Eugene Z. IIerring's.
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IAoR RFNT.s-The house In which have been
II living on West Burke street. Possession
given April1 Rent S1b per month,
slstf e. "A. MILLER.
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ESCAPED FROM sing sing.
Two Doomed Murderes Make
Their Escape.
DIsARMED THE GUARD.


Sine SING, n ", April 81 Murder
ers Thomas PRllister and Frank w.
Rohle. both under sentence Of death.
have escaped from the condemned cells
of Sing Sing prison The discovery
was made at $40 o'clock Friday mora
ing When Guard Glynn entered the
condemned cell building as usual a.
that hour, he was astonished a. discov-
ing two night watehmen locked In the
murderers' cells When the guards
were released they told . strange story.
Guard Hulse said that at o'clock he
passed supper In to Pallister, when sud-
denly the condemned man threw n
handful Of pepper into the guards
eyes
Hulse was blinded and Pallister
rushed on him, took the revolver away
from the guard. and under threats Of
death forced Hnlse into his (Pallister'sl
cell, after first taking the keys away
from him lie then locked HuIse in the
cell. and next unlocked the cell Of the
murderer, Frank Rohle. The two muir
derers then unlocked the cells of Car
lyle w. Harris and Murderer 0smond.
They invited these two 70 escape with
them. Both Harris and Osmond re-
fused the offer to escape.
Pallister and Rohle waited until Q
o'clock. when Guard Murphy came on
duty. As Murphy entered the corridor
Pallister presented his pistol ct MUIR
phys head, and taking his keys also
away from him. locked him in Rohle's
cell Then Pailister took Guard Hulse's
shoes and cap and put them on himself.
threatening to kill the guards II they
made any outcry. The two murderers
climbed to the top of the coils and
knocked of the scuttle Of the roof.
In this way they got onto the roof,
climbed into the yard and made their
escape. whether by river or over the
walls was not known Friday morning.
The terribly stormy night, Of course,
facilitated their escape
AS soon as the alarm was given War
den Brown sent out his men TO scour9
the country 1t is supposed that Pallis-
ter had been saving the pepper given
him daily with his meals with the OBJ
ject Of escape in view.
NEW YoRK, April ~ Penitentiary
Guards Hulse and Murphy have been
suspended. also Officers of the Guard
Glynn and MaheE Glynn and Maher
are supposed to make the rounds Of
''murderers' row" and all the shops
In connection with the escape OF the
two condemned murderers, Rohle and
Pallister. It leaked out Friday morn
ing that brother OF Rohle arrived
in this city about ten Days ago from
Germany with q, 900 which Rohle had
inherited.
The brother upon his arrival here
called upon Goldberg and Mclaughlin,
the prisoners counsel, and informed
them he was going to Sing Sing.
After stay of few days there. he
returned to this city and said he would
Immediately return to Europe He Is
believed to have remained in this conn
try and assisted in his brothers escape.
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Wy 4NTED 200 Gents suits to clean at 81 .2s
w a suit New Process. Steam and dry
cleaning j CoRDNER, South Raleigh street,
near new JAIL
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RRsT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
s,u,tous, Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost
Found, straysd u Stolen, To Buy, Sell
Or Exchange Mako it Known.

T,XlARY OR COMMISSION. ITO agents to
- S5ndle The Patent Chemical Ink Erasing
hpspc The most useful and novel invention
4 ihe Axe grasses ink thoroughly in two sec
ends Works like magic 30 70 500 per cent.
osn6t AGENTS making $50 per week. We also
Stnt general agent to take charge Of terri
INV MA appoint sub agents. A rare chance
II, a,,tte money Write for terms and sampl !
~ erasing Monroe Eraser Mfg. co. ioli La
grosse Mis-. 4-3-1m.
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g RE YoU HAPPYfr II not 20 to the
~ Great Muslin Sale, and you will go home
pleased to death, at G. p. HERRiNGfS, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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WHY pay q cents for 30 days credit for floor
wv oil cloth when you can buy at 10 cents
spot cash at Eugene Il. Herring'sS
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/" A RE YoU SAD ~ If 50 stop at the Great
"a Sale. and get two or three bargains and
60 home feeling happy and glad, at q. 7. HER
I1INGS corner Queen and Martin streets.