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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-22

Milk Punch 10 cts a glass at the Colo.
RADIO saloon.
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Lost-October s, gold tiligree comb.
Reward given if returned to Mrs. Mander-
teld.
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Keep your blood pure and healthy and
you will not have rheumatism. Hoods
Sarsaparilla gives the blood vitality and
richness.
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Notice..

Notice.
On account of burned bridge on our
line we can not receive freight of any kind
until further notice.
T.. j. HELM,
General Superintendent
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oct. 6, 1894.
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Notice.

Notice.
Commencing Wednesday Oct. 10, and
until further notice, train No. l will
leave Santa Fe at 8 O'Clock a. m.
T. J.. HELM, Genl Supt.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Oct. 8.
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Chenille portieres liz inches long in beau
tiful colors and borders at the low price of
So per pair.
Lace curtains in endless variety from 75c
per pair to $12
Outing fannels at 8, 10 and IL cents per
yard in all colors.
Eiderdowns, heavy quality, at 20, SO and
81. per yard in beautiful shades.
Opaque for window shades in all widths,
ready made shades.
Curtain poles, in both wood and brass, at
very low prices.
Carpets at 30, IS, 80 and 40 cents per yard
in all colors Ingrain all wool, carpets, extra
quality, at 62h cents per yard.
Ladies', Misses and Children's cloaks in
latest styles at extremely low prices We
have Ladies' cloaks at Sc finely fur trimmed
actual value, $12.
AL WOOL CO-lIlcu LdOloS ClOCu Ill ill COlOIS
at 35 cents per yard.
All wool 5O-inch Ladies' cloth in all colors
at so cents per yard.
A 46-inch fine quality serge in different
shades at IS cents per yard.
India cashmeres at Is cents per yard, war
ranted not to fade
Ladies' underwear in any quality and style
at new tariff prices.
Ladies' wool hose from 20 cents up.
Mems wool hose from 20 cents up.
We have fine assortment Of Gents fur
nishing goods such as underwear, dress
shirts, neckties, suspenders, etc.
Our stock Of Gents clothing is complete.
We have overcoats in any style or quality.
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Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon.
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Observer U. s. Weather Bureau, Director.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The wooden carpet which has covered
the coiners' room in the San Francisco
mint for several years, was recently ere
mated. BY refining the ashea the gov
eminent recovered 219 ounces OF gold,
worth s., 500.
Five.year-old Annie Golf OF the In.
dian Territory, stepped on rattlesnakc
whilo barefoo,ed the other day. The
reptile sunk its ianCs into the girls
limb, causing death, i: is said, within
ten minutes.
OF colony OF thirty-siI women who
made the run into the Cherokee strip
when it was opened twenty-five have
proved steadiast. They build their own
houses and do all o; their own farm.
work.
A. G. Frye, assistant county treasurer
OF Chicago, is in the pest-house suiier.
ing from the smallpox, which disease
he says was caused by the too frequent
handling Of paper money.
Eels are so plenty at Thompson's lake
in Howell, Mich, as 10 stop up the
fumes OF all mills. Two wagon.loads
have been taken from the grIst mill
hume.
The Chicago council has voted fine
upon persons selling cigarettes that con.
tain opium, morphine. glyce,iue, imp.
son weed, belladonna or sugar"
4 year or so ago, in Hanover, Pa, a
Mr.. Smith and a Mics Hoke were mar.
ried, and recently their first baby was
chri,tened Hoke Smith.
Mrs. Hannah Chari, OF Glassboro. \.
J., celebrated her l05th birthday q
short time ago. She is active and has
$50 grandchildren.
An inch OF rain" means 4 gallon OF
water spread over surface OF nearly
two square feet, or fall Of abou. 100
tons upon an acre.
The difficulty in making aluminium
castings has been SO lar overcome that
pure aluminium bath tubs are now made
in q single piece.
The average weight OF 20, 600 men and
women weighed at Boston WAS, men,
1914 pounds; women, l24! pounds.
William Rose, OF Nevada, No., has a
rose tree thirteen yards wide and
twenty-five and half feet high.
Mrs. Marks, aged almost ninety
years, was baptized in the sea near
Rockland, Me-. on Sunday.
The average rate OF dividend paid on
railroad stock in the United States in
1892 was o.ll per cent
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MOUNDSVILLE.
Miscellaneous MolnnG, OF Minor Mat.
tiers from MnrshnIps NIetropoliS

4 Miscellaneous MolnnG, OF Minor Mat.
tiers from Mnrshnirs Metropolis.
The Epworth League has elected the
following officers to serve for the next
six months: President, James A. Sira-
loose; fret vice president, Walter Evans !;
second vice president, Miss Aana Sun
derland; third vice president, Miss
Alice Sanford; fourth vice president,
Mrs. Ada Carrick; secretary, Miss Meta
Roberts; treasurer. Carl Hunter. The
installation OF officers will take place
next Thursday evening. The league
has arranged for steam boat excursion
to Darlington on the steamer Liberty
Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst.
Mrs. Margaret Conner. aged sirty-two
years, rclict OF the late Rev. Calvin Con.
ner, died yesterday morning about
O'Clock after q short illness. Her
funeral will take place Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. She WAS a member Of the
81. E church, kind and pious woman.
we'll beloved by her neighbors. Rev.
c. D. Bat.elle and wife, of Columbus,
are here, called by the death oil Mrs.
Conner, sister OF Mrs Ba,selle.
Mrs. Emma Moore Scott, a recently
returned missionary from India, will
deliver discourse on Sabbath evening,
the 18th inst in the N. E. church. She
will tell OF her work in that far away
land for number OF years.
The board OF directors OF the peni.ep-
tiary held their monthly session on
Thursday. Nothing but the regular
routine business came before them.
They adjourned at noon.
Those who attended the Elks outing
in Wheeling on Thursday evening did
not get home until nearly daylight yes
terday morning. being delayed at Rem
wood by the blockade.
Child.en's Day will DO observed at the
N. E. church tomorrow morning, aud
will be very interesting.
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ours

The Linsly cadets acquitted them.
selves handsomely yesterday. They
show good work under first class in.
s.ruction. The boys OF the victorious
company have reason to DO proud OF
their success. the more 80 because they
achieved it through close competition.
wheeling has reason to be proud Of
these young soldiers. II they were
called into the field they would give a
good accounted themselves. Though
they may never be called TO take up
arms in their country's defense, they
will be the better citizens for having
been good soldiers.
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Notice 10 Republicans,


Tho Republican ToieN o! OhIo county VIII
meet "a theft se'efNl dI,ir.c3 on Satu0iiy eiSn'
inS, Jane 7. At o'tlock 10 suggest names ioF
district o!aeerL delegates 70 couaiy and con
EressiorSi conventions for member OF county
executive committee. 10 Be voted lof at the Pill
rIIries 10 be held saturday. June q, lsJL
Each District Will Dc el:itlCI 20 nTe delegates
70 tho county Convention, said convention 70
nominate delegates Tor the LegtslAiuIe, acAndl.
date for Criminal Judge and select FeHntorla!
conieresA
Zach district will b entitled 10 :hc following
number OF delegates 10. tee congressional con-
Te3tion:
Washington. 6; Mni!,on. 9; Clay. 8; Union, 5:
Centre. 5; Webster. :; Richie, &: TTIhdelphr2, 4:
Liberty, :; Richlsui /. Total. 81.
The suggestion meetings will he held Of the
following places:
Washington Dst-ict-vl-,lalt Engine IlGrsc.
Madison DiSTtCf-Secnnd WG-l Market Hall.
Clay D.ST!Cs-OAio CoGu;J Republican Club
Room.
Union DIstrict-rolIce Court Room.
Centre District-!!0O Main street
Webster Dis;r!c-9Iei Chapl!ne street
Richie phuict-AOLa-I Hall.
Liberty DisiTiCc-Cent.r SchOO! Iiouse.
TriHde!phia District-VGnce Hotel, TTiRdel.
phia.
R!ealsnt D!s:rict-Dr!ck School House.
J. K. HALL, Chairman
J. W. kTSnLEEEEGER. Secretary pro ten.
So-E-rhe voters OF LIberty and R!chlsnd dis.
trtcfs vii hold the!E sagEci;.oa meetings &: .
O'Clock p. H., IN Place Of 2. n.
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What docs Senator Hoar mean by his
remarkable resolution OF instruction TO
the senate Judiciary committee? He
asks the senate to inquire into the JUS
tice and equity OF the government claim
against The estate OF the l.to Leland
Stanford, and report whethepshe claim
should not be relinquished.
This is a question which the courts
can determine better than the senate,
and since the attorney generals taking
steps to try tho matter the courts OF the
United States will have an opportunity
to decide VIVA. IS jus; and equitable in
the premises. Fortunately for Senator
Hoar he is above suspicion OF jobbesy,
and yet he asks the senate to do se-
markable thing in the interest OF 40 ea-
tate piled Up in q remarkable way.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany owes the United States the enor-
nous sum OF $76,0O0,000, and rnless
come action DC taken there is fair
prospect that the government will 10
done out OF its dues. The debt cannot
be collected from the railroad company,
whose property is ulortgaSed TO its full
value. Under the California law the
stockholders are liable. and it is pro.
posed to proceed against the estates OF
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POLITICAL,
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for tho Annual Convention
of tho State League.

Tho Sixth Annual Convention OF tho RGpu0;
lIcan League OF the SssT Of West Virginia WIZ
convene in the city OF FAlRNOST. Marion
counIy. at II O'Clock j. H., Tuesday, Jlne w.
1924. 10. the election OF olcers for the en-
suing year. the seIecti1u Of delegates % t1c
Seventh Annual Convention Of the MpnolIcln
League Of the UuiteI SIAteI, 10 DO he'd IN Den
yer. Colorado, June = lSlt And for the tigns.
GCLon OF such Other blrneSS as alAy regularly
come before IL
Lach Republican Club IN the STATE IS cn;!il.i
TO be represented by I'VE delegates. Full u
formation q TO the rate OF transportation Will 20
published rs soon Is Tie necessary arrange uehN
can n made
a. Wheeling, W Va
EDGAR 7. RUCKER Ptes!dea.
LIZ. HALL, Secretary.
iNepnhlLean rapask Of tAe slA;e ?leAso conyl :
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Mckinley for President 10 is9j seem, to be a
| iofeSunC conclusion Sui only are the Rnpubli.
oAH' Of Ohio 10 favor Of rngGirg the author of
the present iAFiN law the national standard
bcaScs' but the RepuoliSS9p! Of many othe;
states see In GoyerGt Mckinley tho logical
caIJtdAie Of the Republican party. Ever s.uOc
nv ho has lecn strong piesIisuIlal pOsHiblll.
~. AZ Minneapolis In lS9! a large number Of
TIE delegates favored his nomination. The I'm.
ioaty Of tile Republicans there GS,otnblei were
who Wet1 Tor HErrton then sad We waai
Mckinley. but not now. Wait until ls9i'--
CtIt.dEd Editr.
So far as tho 1sIEIII1EScER is advised
this fit. the Republicans OF IVES, Vir.
GINA except that the Mckinley feeling
in West Virginia is Of the earlier date
than 1890. There may be West Vir.
GINA Republicans who prIOr somebody
else, bu: by all signs the Republicans Of
this state expect to be represented in
the mex. nationaLsconrention by Nc.
hinley delegation 5Jaud they expect tho
splendid governor Of Ohio to DO the
nominee.
No party ever made q moro worthy
nomination that Mckinley will be.
Ho is presidential timber OF the first
order. There is not a blcmish on him
and there never will be. There could
be no better exponent Of Republican
policy.
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Mr.. Qnnr,s Li,tlc Objection.

Ii the Democrats in the senate be
eager to pass their tariff bill. or 10 make
the country believe they are, they can
make better impression by acting in
good faith than By reso,ting TO tricks.
This is what Senator Quay meant to
tell them when he objected TO the five
minute rulo OF debate and threw their
lat in the fire.
It is little late for the tariff butchers
to get in hurry, anyhow. They have
no. been in hurry. On the contrary
they have taken their own good time At
every step, Just Is they have had their
own sweet way SO far as they have been
able TO agree among themselves. They
have the senate. They have the tariff
bill in charge: They have tho little
conferences with the sugar trust.
is too late TO fool tho people about
The tariE. The people read the news
papers aud know what is going on. 4
little latcr they will 30 to the polls and
reudcs.a Judicial opinion concerning it
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W. c. T. U. CONVENTION.
II Adjourned Yesterday ut Noon to Meet
In Fnirmont NrIs Year.

III fhirtnoht NrEt fehr.
Owing to the amount Of business on
hand tho Women's Christian Temper.
ance Union was compelled to hold q
session yesterday morning TO complete
their labors. The meeting was pre-
sided over by the new president, Mrs.
y. R. @ Morrow, OF FairmonL Mrs
Bond, OF Bpckhannon, conducted the
devotional exercises.
Some changes were made IN the rclol.
utions adopted on Thursday. Tho
wording OF tho one in reference to tho
president, Mira. Sisson. II Vas claimed,
did that lady an injustice, it appearing
from tho resolution that sho had de.
cllncd TO serve. The necessary correc.
lions were accordingly made.
Section 3 OF the plan Of work commit.
toe vas stricken out and substitute
adopted appointing Mrs. y. Z. C. Nor
row, DR.. Harriet i. Jones and Mrs.
Love a committee to 60 before the next
legislature and urge the passage OF n
bill providing for reform school for
girls.
The president, Mrs. Morrow, on be-
hall OF tho Fairmout delegation, invited
the union to that town for its next M
nual meeting. which was accepted. The
convention will meet in June, 1895, the
date to be decided on by the executive
committee.
On motion OF Mrs. VI. Anna Hall, OF
this city, resolution was adopted ex.
tending heartfelt sympathy with Mrs. 7.
I. Hutchison, OF Wheeling, a veteran
worker in the cause OF Temperance, in
her illness, which has prevented her
from participating in the deliberations
OF the convention; expressing sincere
hopes for her recovery and that che
may be spared Tor many years OF use
fulne1s.
4 very touching and impressive fare
well service was led by the president,
after which tho twelfth annual session
OF tho union WAS declared adjourned
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OS.DRESS PARADE
The City Eirc Department Shows for the
Eplscora! Ministers.

The City Firo Department Shows for the
Episcora! Minister,.
At the adjournment OF the business
session OF the Episcopal council yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock, the delegates
were conducted 70 the cornor Four
tccnth and Market streets where a
novel entertainment had been prepared
Tor them. Through the courtesy OF
Mayor Caldwell and Chief Healy, the
fire department was brought 10 that
spot on an alarm turned in at Box . by
Bishop Pe;erkin at 4:05 o'clock. Fully
two thousand people were attracted 10
the corner, though many Of them
thought that there was really q Ere.
The first apparatus to arrive on the
scene was the Nrth Wheeling chen,i.
cal which rounded in q. the corner
si1ty.fre seconds after the alarm was
turned II. Next came the Hook aud
Ladder company, followed almos, i'm
meiiately by the Atlantic engine and
reel. The other engines came in quick
succession, the last 10 arrive being the
Wheeling No. !, engine which made the
run, Two miles from it's engine house, in
SIX andTone-hali minutes.
The delegates were greatly pleased
with tho chow.
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IElEPIoSE SU2EEiI:
Editorial Rooms 4Ji Counting Room 40.
CHE G2t4!iatnTer.
WHEELING, JUNE ., 1921.
The Law Aiust Prevail.

The governors Of Yves: Virginia and
Ohio have responded promptly to the
call for troops to protect property and
restore order under the law. The Ohio
troops are on the ground. The West
Virginia troops will be at the scene OF
disorder as soon as they can Sc! there.
What will tho rioters do?
The soldiers represent the law. They
represent tho right OF every man TO 60
about lawful business WITHOUT molcst-
alton, They represent the rich and the
poor alike. They represent organized
society as against anarchy. They arc
the states Last resort to its own power.
Alter them comes the armed force Of the
United States.
What will the rioters do in the face
pi the troops? The rioters represent
armed lawlessness. The troops stand
for armed law. Ii the rioters do not
take their hands of property that does
not belong to them the troops must and
will move against them. II the rioters
stand there will be sadness in many d
home, and the blame will not be on the
troops.
He is no friend Of these unthinking
men who encourages them agains. the
law. They are true friends who warn
them OF their danger and urge them to
resume their places as good citizens. a
stand against the troops means slaugh.
ter. The ISrELLlGEScER sincerely hopes
that this may not come 10 pass. The
way to avoid it is 10 yield at once to tho
law, which must prevail. Railroad
traffic must be resumed. Property
must be controlled bythose who owait.
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THERE Is ne income tax in tho Demo.
cratic platform, but an income tax I, to
bo put on the people Repeal OF tho
tax on state bank issues Is in the Demo.
cratic platform, but no repeal bill IL to
be passed. Tho lesson Is tina, Demo
cratic policyis MOTTO be found in Demo.
cratic platforms.
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Why They are Worried.

Our Democratic brethren are very
much alarmed l?) le.t t!iSeusions be
created in the Republican ranks by the
action OF our clubs in seading to the
Fairmont convention gentlemen who
were lately Democrats. 1t would give
our friends, the enemy, such pains TO
have US make any mistake. They.hare
not diagnosed their own symptoms cor
rectly. The tired feeling which they
experienced is not one OF solici.ude ior
the Republican cause. but one OF resent.
mens and chaSriu a. losing some OF
their best party hustlers.
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The Pittsburgh Pra3 bicycle road
race, which starts from the ISrELLiGES-
GER Office q. noon to-day, will be an in
teresting event. There will DO fne
bunch OF starters and they will all 90
together. It is to be hoped that the
spectators may stand back and give
the boys 4 chance.
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II is explained that in the McKees.
port riot boys started the mischief and
men fell into i. without knowing wha.
they were doing. Thisis not good ex.
PLANTATION. Men who arc so easily mis-
led by boys need to be laugh. that the
Law is better guide:
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Will Be DIVIDED.
Discussion Regarding tho Eplsco.
pal!an Diocesan Division.
THERE lSA DIFFERENCE OF OPINION

Regarding the AdvIsabIlity OF Nov.
ing In This Matter mt the Present
Meeting 9th COuncIl-Thc Report
of tho Committee Finally Accept.
cd-other Business Transacted Yes.
tcrdny.
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all. The opinion will not be quite
unanimous, bu. ii will come nearer to
thn. than anything We hIvc had for
years.
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So eminently successful has Hoods
Sarsaparilla been that many leading
citizens from NIL over the United States
furnish testimonials OF cures which
seem miraculous. Hoods Sarsapsilla is
not an accident, but the sipc frui. OF ia.
dussry and study. 1; possesses merit
peculiar to itself"
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Boss HARRIFY thinks the Democrat c
party can make show in Pennsylva-
MIA this year. Mr.. Harrity should do
some more thinking.
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The lntelligencer,
Published Daily, Except Sunday.
TERMSi

Per Year, by 9IaII, Postage Prepaid.
DAILY lsIS DAYS N The wEEEl...-...-...'..'..!s 90
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The DAILY IYrruIaEscLN Il delivered by car:
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cents per week,
pen0n, wishing to WbScfibs 10 the DAILY Is
TrLudESCIl can 20 30 by sending in their or
der, 70 the iSTIILlGEScrE OI:I on postal carl
OF Otherwise. lacy wll b. pGnc;uAlly served
BY Cartier,
Tributes Of Respoc; iat Obituary Notices, so
cents pet iuch.
CORE, poutcnce cJhlala!ug Important neTi
solicited nom oyery pGEt OF tho SURROUNDING
county.
Rejected coTumuricihoDsw not be fe.uTpci
pulc1S accompanied by sufficient postage
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letter FOR Is YEARS
On Face And Scalp. Physicians Pre-
scriptions and Remedies Full. Lost
AL Hope Of Cure. Thought Himself
D!SfIGUAED FOR LIFE
Cuticura Removed Crusts at Once.
Disease Entirely Gone In One Month.
Now No Trace. Skin Smooth.

For more than fifteen years I wss effected
with running letter on my lace ard scalp.
Various prescriptions and many remedies were
furnished, being afterwards treated by many
physicians, and i'll to no avail. / had lost ali
hope Of ever being cured. and concluded that /
10 give Tho CU1.crPA REMEDIES trial, which
did in this way: Taling the CUIEcrRA REsoL-
VENT two ieaSi'oonflds after each meal. hathed
the eGec:ed paris In warm water with CurcUEA
SOAP, and ap1liedrhG CUTICuRA freely until the
errsts were al removed. In one month my face
and scalp were perfectly smooth give this
cheerful testimony tor the benefit Of al who are
thus afflicted. T. j. C!ABASISs, d. D..
cohinh.ana, Ala.
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Pennsylvania Democrats have found
man who is willing to run for governor.
If they don. hobble him he may get
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STANDARDIZATION
MOZART PARK,
Sunday. June 10.
j. w. HART, the Strongest
American IN America, who VIII Exhibit
His Wonderful Muscular Powers
During the Afternoon.

lie will perform his wonderful tea. Of pulling
against two hoesrz. one by each arm. liz Will
also so through his eutirs performances, rs fol-
lows: Breaking rocks with the bare fists. break.
ing chEins in SCyers! styles thst will resist 800
pounds lniing 20 pounds with one finger, tear.
Ing two decks OF playing CARTS with the hands.
driving spikes through az inch plank with
one blow OF the hand. and withdrawing 1t with
DIS tecIh' ana many others. je9
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7 STOF LETTERS
HonAjnluE in the PostoiIice Il. Wheeling, Ohio
county. W. Va. Saturday. June Q. To obtain
any otthe following the applicant must ask 10:
advertised irtte's, giving duIe Of lis.
LADIES LIST.
Evans, Miss Gertio MARSHALL Mss Eta
Forrest, Miss Louisa Morgan, Mrs p.
formers. Ms. Ray Mrs NollIn
Garner. Mrs Mary E. Sieed, Miss Matte
Hallatt. Edle o. VOirht. Mis-; SaIIja
Johnson, Nrs. Jano Wiley, fanny
GESTLENEE'S LIST.
ADAMS II. !. iiaEan, ".
Brobst, Il Il johnson, 3 F
Baush, X. ". Lynch. J. ".
bT'eT. }. c Las, Charlie
Brown, J. = Murray. $ s
Bum EraI J. Owen Geo.
Baker. Frank L P.inrle. Geo. r
SonEHd' l. Rius, George
SalhoNe' WIN: Z Thompson, David
CANADIAN, p y TarSert. J, n.
Doa!rAa. Jas T. W!l!uouty, NIoIt
FIRMS.
Long & Fox.
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