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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-29

BNDlAN TERRITORY's reputation
4 for lawlessness travels much fas.
ter than would good name, Recent
ly gentleman received assurances
Of a visit during the holidays from a
relative in q northern state. Last
night be received note from the
young lady's mother stating that
owing to the prevailing lawless acts Of
the Cook gang she did not deem IL
prudent to allow her daughter to visit
the territory at this time.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-29
Letter From Bill COOK

DR.. J. r. Trott, Dear Sir: As soon
as make a successful raid I am com.
ing in to vinita I o take the liquor cure.
Very much in haste, WM. Cook.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-29

Bob Garrett, Of Goingsnake, has
bought farm on Cabin creek, north
of this Town
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-29
ReRQa, derman Salve.

The great pile remedy. IL has cured
thousands and will cure you If you will
give it trial. Alec equally good for
cute, bruises. old sores, etc. Price %
cts. Sold by A. W. Foreman, Vinita.
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People Of every hundred whO buy
their groceries Of US go away
smiling and happy. The other
two are "kiekerS" whO wiH kick
anyhOw and go off mad because
there is nothing to kick about.
That is the way we do business.
Our GROCERIES and PR0VLS-
IONS are so good and the prices
so lou that all who trade with
US are sure to be satisfied. We
carry a large and assorted line
of Sugars, Cofees, Teas, CalUor-
mia (thiS year'S) Euaporated
Fruits, JellieS, Preserves, Pure
Spices for piekling, Beans, Rice,
Dry Salt Meat, Smoked Bacon
and Hams.
Call and examine our special
bargains of Teas and Cofees at
I5e. a pound.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-29

A freight train was fred into on the
Valley road at Bragg, sunday evening,
by seven mounted men.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-29

The merchants report last Sstur-
days trade one OF the largest days Of
the seasons.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-29
AT T0RNEY At LAW,
And Real Estate Agent.

A brand new and very convenient
house with fve or six acres Of good
land TO rent to reliable party. In-
Quire at this office.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-11-29
MISSOURI, KANsAs q rExAs.
VISITA CHURCH DIRECTORY.

NJ. v. Church south--H h. .Greathouse pastor;
sabbath school at 1000 q. mt preaching at II
.. NJ. and p. m. prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening Communion service every
hrst Sunday.
Presbyterian Church--S A. Caldwell, pas
tori preaching, Sundays At II q. m. and p.
m, Sunday school at 10 q. m. prayer meet
Ing Thursday nighte.
Congregational Church-Rev. A. W. Bishop,
pastor; services every Sunday at II q. m. and
Up. m. Sunday School at 10 a. MT Christian
kndeavor Society, Up. n Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening
Baptist church.-Rev. Carlin, pastor.
Preaching at II o. m. and sop m. Sunday
school 10 a, m. Prayer meeting wednesday
evenings.
W. Q. t. U.-Meets every Wednesday at 4
O'Clock, p. IN.
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Our People our Guests Our
Friends.


--''KIuch" west. Of Echo. was In the city
Monday.
"a. W. Miller spent day or two at Nsosho
this week.
VIII Curtis Ia spending Thanksgiving away
from home.
w. II watkins. the Jeweler, OF Alton was
down Saturday.
-Chariey Mcclellan spent day or two in
vinita last week.
Niles Laura Chouteau ls home from visit
with Claremors friends.
j. W. Chandler. OF Fairiand, spent q por-
tlon Of Monday in vlnlta on his way to Table
quah
-Dr Dawson, the popular Aftop physician,
was in vlnits Monday, attending to business
matters.
wig" Dawson, the Alton druggist,
passed through the city en- route home from
Tshlequah
John Mllwee, the very pleasant cowman,
now from the CblckWaw nation. came in last
Tuesday for few days visit.
M. e. Milford, wife and daughter have
been spending a week with the gentleman's
mother OF El Dorado. Kansas.
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ABOUT PeopLE.
Strangers In tbs CITY aud whssllaz Folk,
Abroad

Strangers In the CITY aud whsslIaz Folk,
Abroad.
c. N. Coast, of Ripley, Is Behler
arrival.
W. II. Tomlinson. Of Point Pleasant,
is q guest at the Behler.
a. D. Knight, of Pomeroy, registered
at the Behles last night
Mr.. William Lukens has gone east 10
purchase Christmas stock.
Sam McAdoo, Of Toronto, Ohio, auto
graphed at the Windsor yesterday.
J. H. Mead, well known Mcdonald
oil man, figures on the BehIer register.
James E. Conoway, Of BarracksyiIle.
ana J. NJ. Parsons. Of Evans, are at the
BehIer.
Louis Whit left for the east yesterday
afternoon on the Pau Handle on busi-
ness trip.
G. NJ. Hoks, OF Philadelphia. travel.
Ing man who has numerous friends in
Wheeling, is in the city.
Miss Sue Caldwell, OF Sixteenth street,
left yesterday for New York, where she
will BIO the guest Of friends.
Mrs. F. X. Wells, Misses NJ. 7. and
Jennie Wells, OF Sistersviite, were here
yesterday, guests at the Windsor.
Miss Flora Morgan, OF North Wheel
ing, has gone to Boston, where she will
take course in the Conservatory of
Music.
General Manager D. Clinton Gardner,
OF the Ohio River Railroad Company,
Parkersburg, is here on business trip,
guest at the Mcclure.
Mr.. W. b. Edmonds, known as "TafTy
Bill, one OF the Oldest aud most pop0-
lar salesmen in the candy business. is
here in the interest OF his firm, regis
tered at the stamm House.
F. B. Nelson, the comedian with the
Robinson opera company, playing at
the Opera House, is well known here.
lie was here several years ago with the
Reconsideration company, when Della
Fox was a member OF the same organ.
ization.
Conductor W. G. Knobs, OF Lorain,
Ohio. who accompanied the remains OF
the late II. H. Holman to Fairmont, W.
Va, was in the city last evening. He
wishes to express his gratitude to the
officials Of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road at this point, and more especially
to Yardmaster Frank Sapp, at Fair
mont, for the courtesieJ extended to the
Cleveland, Loralm & Wheeling people
who accompanied the remains Of their
fellow workman to his last resting place.
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onsrn nl Tho nn,rn unusn.

The Robinson opera company com
menced q weeks engagement at the
Opera House last evening with Ia
Mascotte." Tho popular prices at
traeted u large audience, and the com
position was rendered in style that
pleased the people. There were many
interpretations, but as they were ac-
ceptable to the hearers it would be use
less to make any mark of discrimina-
ton. The chorus ia one of the best ever
heard in this city, and the comedy bust
meas is above par. There were many
recalls last evening by the appreclative
portion Of the audience. Tonight
"Oivetto" will be given, and tomorrow
matinee "Mascotto" will be repeated.
Seats are on sale at G. A. Houses music
atofn
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WILL GO 10 PITTSBURGH.

Tho Young Mems Escort Club Will BIO
There Saturday Night.
A meeting OF tho Young Mems Re-
publican Escort club was held at Odd
Fellows hall last night for the purpose
Of considering invitations Tor the Or
ganization to go to Fairmont tonight,
and to Pittsburgh on next Saturday
night. The meeting was called to or
der by the president, DR.. W. G. Etzl Ter,
who stated the object OF the call. After
due consideration the members decided
that it would DO Impossible for them to
accept both invitations and take band
to both cities, and the members will not
turn out ut anytime unless they have
their own band. The Pittsburgh invi-
tation had been received first, and the
boys had made up their minds that
they go there sure, and had promised
the Plttsburghers they would. The re.
suit was that the Fairmont trip was
abandoned and the Pittsburgh invita-
ton accepted.
Upon motion committees to arrange
for transportation, fireworks aud baud
were appointed. as follows: Transports
ton, Messrs. Joseph Pollack, II. G.
Richards and Will Bodley. Fireworks
aud music NEessrs. G. Ed Mendel, L. L.
Page and J. X. Hall.
The club hopes to get very low rate
GU tho railroad. and may probably char
tor train. The members will wear the
regulation uniform, consisting Of silk
hut, badge and cane. Capt Travis i'll.
formed tho club that South Side ladies
would present cdch member with but
touhole bouquet before they lett. The
club invites all their friends to accom-.
pany them on the trip, and counts on
taking nearly 200 uniformed men with
them.
Although the club will not go to Fair
mont to-day us an organization, there
will nevertheless be large number OF
them go out on the 3 o'clock train.
They regret very much that clrcum-
stances compel them to decline the in.
vitation to tho sister city, and it is gem
orally understood among the members
that they will not let the next CAM
paign pass without paying Fairmont
visit in good numbers.
Another meeting OF the club will DO
held Friday night 10 complete arrange
ments for the Pittsburgh trip and drill.
1t is necessary that every person who
intends going on the trip With the club
should DO at this meeting.
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CAPT. Kf,AuS DEAD.
A Well Known OLD soldier and CItlzsI
Passes Away.

A Well Known Old soldier AMI CItlzsn
Passes Away.
Last evening at $3.50 o'clock Captain
Samuel Kraus died at his home on the
corner OF Fifteenth and Jacob streets,
aged sixty.two years. He leaves large
family to mourn his death, and their
sorrow will be shared BY many friends
outside Of his family circle. He
was captain OF company in
the Sixth West Virginia, Colonel
Lockwood's regiment, known as "the
bloody Sixth" from tho amount Of
fighting that fell to its share. He was
genial, companionabie man, and all the
old soldiers knew him and liked him.
He was in the clothing business on
Main street for number Of years, and
held the highest esteem Of all who met
him in business or otherwise.
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As a remedy for all forms of head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects u permanent
cure, and the most dreaded habtual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to procure
a bottle, and give this remedy fair
trial. In cases of habitual Constipa-
ton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the need tone to the bowels. and few
cases long resist the use OF this medi-
cine. Try it once. Large bottles only
fifty cents at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug
Store. .
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sIsreRsy1nLE NOTES.
Republican Jolllaeauoa at the OIL City.
Other Interesting News

Other Interesting News.
Special Corrapoatelos ofEX IakgtsAoG.
s,srEHsviLLE, W. Va, Nov. 1.-THE
Republican Publication here tonight
was great success, The Hannibal,
New Matamoras and AIiddIebourne
bands, which are here. with the Sisters
vile band, made plenty Of good music.
Tin horns we're plentiful on the streets
from noon on. The decorations on the
Eureka Pipe Lines Office. Hotel Newell
and the kanawha Oil Company were
notable for their beauty aud artistic
effect. The amount OF red FIRE, Roman
candles, etc, was enough to paint q
half dozen towns Of this size.
The we'll OF the Royal Gas Company,
Of Philadelphia, at the head OF Jim's
run, Monroe county, o., is due TO be In,
and has a promising aspect.
The Victor Oil Company's well, on the
Pierpoint farm, Is expected in daily. 1t
looks like another ''gasser."
The Alford.C Craig well shut down on
account Of scarcity OF water.
The Mountain State Gas Company
will connect to-day with the gas well at
Braden Station. The line TO the well,
which was formerly used Tor oil pur-
poses, Is full OF oil. which will have to
be pumped out before the gas can be
turned in.
1. B. Fomer, OF Monaco, Pa, and A. j.
Jolly, prominent street railway man
OF Pittsburgh, are in the city.
S. NJ. Wallace. OF Mcdonald, Pa, was
in the city yesterday.
G. W. Eighny aud William Johnston,
Of Springfield, are in the city.
Major q. L. Lowther, Chief Of Police
Kidd, J. +, Eckbert, ]. C. McManus, W.
II. Burns and Clint Moore were the
siStersville representatives at Wheeling
Saturday.
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M1a have just received a shipment
WIS in real AstraChan Capes. Call
and hear our prices. EMsnEIMER's,
Eleventh street.


Catarrh starts in the nasal passages,
affecting eyes, ears and throat, and ia in
fact, the great enemy OF tho mucous
membrane. Neglected colds in the
head almost invariably precede catarrh,
causing an excessive flow Of mucus, and
il the mucous discharge becomes inter-
rupted the disagreeable results OF catarrh
will follow, such as bad breath, severe
pain across forehead and about the eyes,
a roaring and buzzing sound in the ears
and oftentimes a very offensive dis.
charge. Ely's Cream Balm is the
acknowledged cure for these troubles.
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FOR SALE--FARMS.

Farm. NJ acres, one.hut bottom land, ~
miles east Of city
Farm II acres, rich bottom land. mics
west OF bridgeport. o.; cheap; easy terms
Farm, 10 acres rich lnnd, miles from ClHtinS'
ton, o., cheap on easy terms. $3.50,
Farm, 10 acres 8 miles east OF city, on easy
terms.
Farm. IN acres, / miles east OF Deawooi,
cheap, on easy terms,
Five acres Of rich bottom land, splendid ioe
gardening, near Elm Grove; on easy terms
Farm SacreS, nearly all bottom lana. y. niH
from Elm Grove; cheap.
Three and II half acres with small house, ~
miles east Of city.
Farm, 49, acres. good portion Of same Go''on
land, on Big Grave creek, near M0undslurs
Farm. 6! acres miles west OF lietnire, on Nc
McChtn creek, one half bottom land
Farm 81 acres, miles from city, With roJn
brick housc and good outhutldiugs Oh same.
Farm, 100 acres, miles cast OF city
Farm - AcrrS miles east Of city.
Farm. li3aCFes. 9miles east OF city, on NllioA'
III road.
Farm, 50 acres. So miles east Of city.
FArD. 6D nGreS. miles cnst OF city
Fruit farm 20 acres Q miles west OF BrdSepoT-
Farm, Is acres l miles east OF city.
Farm, So acres gu miles east Of city.
Farm, ~ acres. near MOnndsvlle.
Farm, 49, acres. So miles east OF city.
Farm, 20 Hcrcs 9milrS southeast oil city
Farm. rs acres, miles fr0m city.
Farm, $50 acres. in Brooke county, W Va
Farm, 100 acres, III Belmont county OAin
Farm, l. acres, miles east OF city
We hive also number OF other farms cAea'h
Houses and lots In and near city, aud iblny "
them on easy terms. Houses from 500 nni ip
wards. Lots from $3.50 aud upwards, We con-
slider 1t no trouble TO show the list OF OuE prop
erly and the property itself Now is the time "
10 i.0GN--s2OO, $500. 500. 500. $40 Sl,Dh
81 800 and S!.OJJ to loHn on city real estate
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"rhe Burglar" was we'll presented be.
tere a good sized audience at the Grand
last night. In the play there IL n touch
Of nature so irresistible that no audience
can Tail 10 recognize it. Tho moment
little Editia appeara the burglar is in
Der power. Her innocent appeal In
behalf OF her atep-father, her willing.
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ness to have the intruder take every
thing belonging 10 herself providing no
one else il yictimized, aud other eyi.
dencss OF her unselfshness, all appeal
to the finer sentiment Of theatre goers.
The company remains at the Grand
until Wednesday night.
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AtNew Cumberland on Sunday morn.
ing Me-. Samuel Stewart, aged etghty-one
years, Of Philadelphia, aud Mrs. Louisa
Iope, OF New Cumberland. aged sixty.
six years, were united in tho bonds Of
matrimony, They will reside in Phila-
delphta MI. Stewart was a former
resident OF this section.
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The Elaine, with tow Of coal, passed

The Elaine, with tow oil coal, passed
down for Cincinnati at noon.
Tho Lizzie Bay will be down for
Charleston and way landings tomorrow
morning at 6 o'clock instead OF to-day,
as stated in yesterdays paper.
The river here is at standstiii, with
6 feet i inches in the channel. according
to tho marks at the public landing. BY
the way. the city fathers should havo
the marks recut, for the present ones
are almost gone.
Tho steanboatmen will likely call
the attention of United States Marshal
Garden to the fact that the Pewikey rail.
road is illegally filling in above tho re-
tanning wall ut the public landing and
thereby covering up the ring-bolts used
during high water by the river people.
Tho Ben Hur was delayed above by
reason OF heavy offerings of freight aud
people and did not arrive until mid
night. She had tho largest cargo she
ever had. The Courier, too, tho night
before had more than she could handle.
River business ls undoubtedly picking
up on the upper river.
Hallock Brothers, who built the
Powikey wall, are now at work putting
tho roadway to the ferry at the public
landing in good shape. These gentle
men, by the way, are receiving praise
from all sources on the manner in which
they have done their work on the wall.
Besides putting up n fine piece OF mn.
sonry work they have done everything
they promised in tho way OF repairing
the ferry road.
The II. X. Bedford, which will pass
up at noon to-day for Pittsburgh, will
Mt onco resume her old trade between
Pittsburgh aud Wheeling. The Bed
ford, under her efficient and popular
commander, Captain Gordon Green, has
not lost a trip during the late extended
period OF low water. She has been
running in the lower river, q portion OF
the time between Cincinnati aud Mays.
villo, and later to Madison aud Louis
vile. Her record is ono Of which Cap
tain Green can well speak with pride.
Greenshoro-Rtver fact inches
and falling; weather cloudy and cold.
Warren-River | foot inches and
falling; weather cloudy and cold.
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The Eighth ward Republican club
will meet Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock to form u permanent club. All
Republicans aud protection Democrats
OF the ward are cordially invited to meet
aud participate. The meeting will DO
hold in the hall at the corner Of Thirty
sixth and Jacob streets,
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No, 1867 Main street, ten rooms, furnished
and occupied by roOme:s; will rent 10
some one TINT will buy turnlture....""...SO %
No 2gl9 Woods sire ct. "....."...... 10 70
70 acre farm north OF city, for market gard.
cnng, 500 per nnnum.
20 rooms. Main null TWenty.t street ...".--
No O. Seventeenth Il 90
No lOi Nineteenth Srcet...................,., go
No. ?t55 Main street. rooms. both gases. y 10
Building in rcHr OF 1901 Market streGt..... 20 %
FOur.rOOmed houses Crescent Place ........ 7 50
Four rooms, both gases and bath. No. IS
seventeenth StrGet...: ........,,.. IL %
Saloon and dwelling, Martins Ferry, nd
joining c. u ?. II 90
Eight rooms. both gases hot wNter and
bath No. l0l6 Main street 5 90
gases. hot water and % On
No. 9l!h Market street. three rooms ......... z %
No. SO Twentieth street 10 70
Store rOUmS Main aid Fwenty.hrst Streets
SIS ~ and $90 o.
No 92il Main l6 %
No. eG0e Main street three roons....."........ w
Two rooms southeast corner Market aud
TWenty'slNth %
No 81 Sixteenth street 40 %
No. us Seventeenth Btreet........,,, ,..,,.,, 100
Building corner Twenty fourth and mar.
ket streets, lately used rs carriage
factory.
No. 3547 ChapIuc street. two rooms ......,u. SOD
No. 235A Market street, both gases see. ...... Ii %
No. "62J Attey %
No. ~ Chapllnc street, store room and
dwelling.
40 tvt JACOB stree "
No. HllN Jacob street,. ...... ,..". .,". Il o.
No. 1871 ChRpltuo street. office room. ........ 500
FOR SALE
lOo.Acre Farm valued at s. 500; will exchange
for city property
Three acrcs, ciCht-roomed brick house. on M.
tIOnal rond. ~ miles west Of river, $1,000
Real estate oI every description.
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Among social events in the prospect
i've, OF the first magnitude, is the third
anniversary hop OF the well known
Ideal club, at its handsome club rooms
in the Franzheim block on Main street,
next Thursday evening. This club has
IL the past been ono that ha. held
under it's auspices many enjoyable
functions. and the coming event is sure
to be OF the same high class. The
Opera House orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion. The rooms will
be finely decorated also.
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Mo have Just received shipment
WV in real Astrachan Capes. Call
and hear our'prices. EMsHElMER's,
Eleventh street.
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A number OF young men, the major
ity OF whom are from the East End, met
last evening in the Hoffman hotel and
organized social club. The name has
not been selected, but will be at the
next meeting. A constitution and by
laws were adopted. The following are
the officers: John Clator, president;
Arch Graham, vice president; George
McKown, secretary, aud John Gillespy,
treasurer.
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FOR RENT.

No, lll6 McCOlloCh street, three rooms. 81 80
No. lll4 McCOiloCh street, two rooms, So 90.
No. @lO2 MNtn street, two rooms, 81 90
No. o. Ohio street, three rooms IS 90.
No. ~ Ohio street, four rooms. s. co.
No. 2ti7 Alley B, two rooms, 50 %.
No. 2lgO Main street, two rooms. ST 60.
No, ll0 Thirty.third street, five rooms. s. 90.
No. 100 South Elm street. i've rooms, sl9 So
No. 500 Main street. fourteen rooms, modern.
No. 1901 Woods street, six rooms brick, ST. W.
$40 MCCOllOuh street, four rooms.
No. l3i Zane street, second floor ST.
No. 3l2A MCCollOch street, two.Story frame
No. 1927 MrColloch street, brick. Sll o.
No. 6l9 Main street. brick dwelling
Two furnished rooms for men. on Jacob, DO.
tween Thirteenth md Fourteenth slrceLS
No. 21tsChapttue street, tive rooms, StS6l
No. 1905 Market street. OtlCe rooms
No, III 'rhirtY.third street, five rooms. SOD
Rooms toE manufacturing purpose, with power
furnished, In the business phrt OF city
Store roOmIOE South street, in lIOarnc Tab.
cFnncn building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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Hub BuiIding.-

FOR RENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance, Until perma-
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, ETC., apply at
THE HUB CLOrHIERS,
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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ALE is the best beverage; Smiths is
the best ale.
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STOCKS. BONDS, ETC

CT0CKS FOR SALE.
IL shares Ohio Valley DAnk.
10 shares Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
lOShares FuStoria Glass Company.
10 shares Exchange Bank.
~ shares OF !:ationNl BauE OF WcSt Virginia
2j shares Warwick China Company.
2WheGling Bridge Company bonds
10 Shnres .Eina Standard Steel & Iron Co,
9bonds Wheeling Railway Co
Il. $. IRWIN. Broker.
oce0 No. Il Twelfth Street
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On Thanksgiving evening twenty-five
couples will 90 down the river to
Krebb's landing for an old-fashioned
country dance. 1t is expected to be a
most enjoyable affair.