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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-18
GET STRONG BEFORE SUMNER.
to Gain Strength During Hot, ~DebltainS Weather Most Favor
able Results from PaileS Celery Compound in May.

Now or never get health and strength.
Tho most obstinate indoor jewellers
get 4 sniff OF outdoor air in May.
No Il altogether escapes the spring
feeling in tue blood. The most delicate
and confirmed inval!ds now venture on
short rides and walks, May is the
blcsscdmouih for convalcsconts. "When
May comes I'll get we'll" Is the cry all
through the winter. There are fewer
obstacles to getting we'll in May, no cold
winds TO bring relapses and exhaustinG
sickness, nor debilitatine heat to rob
one OF strength.
AswecpinG glance overthclaud would
show millions Of weak, nervous, ailing
men and women every day growing
stronger and getting rid Of lingering dis.
eases by using Paine's celery compound
this month. when this remarkable
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Last night IN attemp. WAS made to
hold a regular meeting OF the city board
Of education, but on account Of tho alb
sOuco OF several usually regular attend
una the meeting was not held. Prcsi-
dent DR., John l. Dickey WAS present,
and eight other members, but the two
additional members necessaryiOr Q quo.
Ium were not obtainable.
The report OF S~uporintent Anderson,
Of the city schools, for the month OF
April was on hand, as follows:
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LOCAL ~BIiEvlIIES.
Matters OF Minor Moncut IN aud About
tho CITY.

Matters OF Minor Moncpt III aud About
tho City.
OpERA House. this ovenipg-"My
Lord in LIVER"
\ MEETING OF tho council committee
on scales has been called for this ven
iuG.
TH2 Harmony Club is arranging to
give n picuic at q place not yet named
on June 10.
"MAsrEG y Mas" will be the al
traction at the Grand opera house the
last half Of next week.
THE sheriff OF Mason county yester-
day brought James 7. Gsikins TO the
M%oundsyilie pcnitcHtlary TO serve five
years Tor grand larceny.
WILLIAM SEIDERMYER. Il we'll known
resident Of the South Side, and 4 mem
Der OF the German Pioneer Society, died
Wednesday night in his seventy.sixth
year.
YESTERDAY Mary Myers was arraicned
before Squire Gillespy on complaint OF
Jennie Llston, who accused her OF pro.
tano swearing. The hearing was set for
Monday at p. N.
LAST evenings union meeting OF tho
Epworth Leagues OF Wheeling, Bellaire
and Benwood, held 10 the Q NJ. E.
church at Benwood, was we'll attended
md the exercises most interesting.
TRAVELLING PASSENGER AGENT o. T
WooD, OF the Wheeling & Lake Eric
railroad, reports more inquiries con
corning Zoar for this summer than ever
before. People are already engaging
quarters.
LAST evening the Kings Daughters
OF the Thomson u. E. church gave q
YER pleasant excursion on the ear
Liberty uo to SteubenvilIe and return.
About $50 people were on board when
the boat lett the wharf at I O'Clock.
THE Messenger was circulated among
the business people yesterday. 1t is n
quarterly publication, and has been
Issued for the past five years, always
embracin. within its columns the cards
OF leading business men OF the city.
MANY washouts occurred yesterday
on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
between Brilliant aud Port Homer.
The bridge over Riddles run, above
Brilliant, was washed out, and trans
fers were necessary. All trains were
DELAYED
E +. HASDLxY, OF the Handley Fire
Extinguisher Co., OF Pittsburgh, is here.
This evening he and the local 2geat, VI.
b Bailey, viii give q public tes, of the
e%xtincuisher in the Hempdeld yard,
across from the Atlantic engine house.
This Is mainly for suburban residents,
whose houses are without other fire
protection.
4. GIRL probably three years old was
found wandering about in the Fifth
ward yesterday afternoon. and was
brought 10 the police Office. where she
remained several hours before it could
be found where she belonged. Then the
people at the Farmers Home. on the
upper market square, came alter her.
ROBIN HOoD's moonlight sereuade in
the second act OF robin Hood is 4
charming piece OF musical sentiment,
the eject OF which ia heightened by the
conditions under which it is sung.
Singing . love song is much pleasanter
when the tr%oubadour is beneath his
lady's window and knows that she is
listening behind the lattice. It will be
heard at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening.
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Last evening the young mems biblo
class OF the English Lutheran church
gave their second annual entertain
ment, and it is faint praise to say that
the affair vas q success in all that tho
word implies. Every number on the
excellent programme wa, rendered
with an artistic finish that was com.
mented upon by the large audience tbs.
witnessed the entertainment. hcClel-
lands parlor orchestra oficiated in its
usual good style. The proceeds will be
used for %renovating the Sabbath school
room,
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IRON AND STEEL WORKERS.


The A~mnlgar1ated Convention Still In
Session In Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, O., May 1.-THE wage
scale for ppidlers and employees was
taken up to-day by the Amalcama,ed
Association Of Iron Steel Workers con-
vention, bur very little progress was
made. The delegates positively refuse
10 say wha, the scale will be or how
soou II will be completed, but from
words dropped by some OF the members
the inference is taken the convention
will be in shape to adjourn Friday
night O. Saturday morning.
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B.
POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin
MAIN AND TENTH STS.,
WHEELING, W. VA
MAIN N TENTH SITS,
WHEELING, W. Va
One Cent ArticlnS.

GlieITy Envelopes. igo0i Pen Holder 8 stsS
Peas Memorandum Book. 8 Sheet soto Paper.
6sil,e PcncilA Lead FeacilS gC0llAr But'1aI,
2bunchcs Hair Pins. ! Handkerchief. ! Thlmble,
! paper Fins. | paper Needles. ! spoo! SILK Twist
2dorcn hooks GHd Eyes. OaFnln: Needles. |
SutmeS Gtste:, ! dorea Brass Pants DllioGi. |
Hat Pin. ! box Clfpe: TsckA / dozen Clothes
Plns. Tablet set Knitting Needles
IOtS OF seen. Goods goiur a. I cent
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It is your duty to yourself to get rid
OF the foul accumulation in your blood
this spring. Hoods Sarsaparilla is Jus.
the medicine you need 10 purify, vitalize
and enrich yopr blood. That tired feel
ing which affects nearly every one in
the spring j. driven OF BY Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the great spring medicine and
blood purifier.
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c Cent Articles.

Ladies Hose, Childreu's Hoe. Rolling Pint.
b21wood Rules, CuT Bu;:ous. Tic Buckets, Com
hlAa!ion Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. Pokers,
Door Bolts. Sea,,foo; OIL she's DIacSInr WS,S
nhns, E.ehter HarnonicaS, Towels, &c Needle
fackASeS, ~speciac!eS, Dine Cologne Hair Curl.
Grs; School States. LAMP Burners Shoe Dressing
Ladies' Pins, Table knives
Nam lgcent articles ia our 5cenf LIST Coma
and tAkc then OIL Of nr-unr
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"THE flowers that bloom in the
spring" are no, more vigorous than are
those persons who purify their blood
with Ayers Sassapsrilla The tabled
Elixer Viun could scarcely impast
greater vivscity TO the co~uutenance than
this wonderful medicine.
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Three. Cent Articles.

Ladies' IIandkc'chIeI, Sharing B.rshet, 1
dozen Drcl Buttons, Stamped Dlppe;z. Match
safes. Machine OIL Cans. PoIA.o AasEerS doleu
safety Pins: Fertuned Toilet Soap. | paI. scis.
soc. Pint Punnels. Jelly P4ieL Curry COab4 !
dozen Shoe isces. School Sia:cs, ElN:ing Spoons
Sccnt Tablets. Cork Screws. HarnoaicAS CAto
Turner'S. Mouse Traps, Windsor Ties
Come here for bargains, We will not dLIppoIn.
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies. Gloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans po.
.sTTe Kettles, Butcher Knives. worth i caaS,
Glass Dishes, Milk Strainers. Coffee Pots. rIou,
Sitter. suSpeade1. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dl4l
< Hammers. l Pound Grain o. Ground Pep
SeS1 Pound Cinnamon. lPound Ginger. l Pound
Bakiug Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains and lo.ss
than ever befora
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Two. Cent Articles.

i2torca Buttons l Fine Comb. l bo.sls Ink.
Pint Tia COPS. Handkerchief Cake Cutterx Pep
Ter Botcs LAuEIy Hair Pins, Carpenter Pcnci(S
Cuc Buttons. Pie Pans. Pocket Comb Napkins,
Gnn Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet soap. Glulets,
dEpe Lines Rubber Tipped PeIcli. lIG!s
Criinpcrx
Wedsl only IN Bargains and give big rAlus
fDr TIM u-nrev
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Ten.Cent Articles.

Srsperde.s. Clothes Ines. Green: Jere,-y.
AuSr: braces, Stationery Packages Jail PadIo.ts,
Royal Needle Packages. one-half pound Tea. Il.
dies 9-ceni Hose, Dolls, Scent CutF Buttons
Mirrors, Pocket Knives
We Hfe constantly receiving bargains and cac.
no! quoie prices, as they are here to-day nnI
gone tomorrow. !: Is our aim 10 ALWAYS lava
something new at prices tha: will mako you bry,
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A MIGHTY MIDDLE
For tho Clty'u Board OF Education
to Solve Satisfactorily.
4 QUESTION OF "RONE" LABOR

10 Have Come up Before the Board
Last Evening, But US a Quorum
Vas Not ODtuinablc. Nothing Wa
DonG-SOncthlnG About shc Mat.
Observation-Disclosures AudcTTon's Re.
port For April
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X. T.


For benefit OF excu,sionists who wish
to return on the night OF May 90, two
day coaches %. Wheeling will be at
tached to the Panhandle train No. ),
leaving Pittsburgh at 1925 p. M, city
time, arriving at Wheeling about lo:Sl
by special train from Wheeling juno.
tfon. Round trip, 81 65.
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Four.Ccnt Articles.

neset Teaspoons. Patent sleeve HolIea. Boys
SnspcndcH, ClArk's D. y. 7. Thread, Ch!Idren'i
BIOS Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Bsush
case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes. Fire ShoYelS,
IoFeiing. ChArl kniveA Muc!laSr. Sewing Ma,
ehinG Oil, Scrub Brushes. Linen Thread. Hand
linS and hundreds OF other articles goiar a. thIs
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Eight Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrenches. WhisE Blooms Wash Bowls,
Tin Buckets, Long Handle Fise ShovclJ, RuloI.
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners, Box rape. and
Envelopes, Spring BaiAaceS Scissors. Btaar
Books, Patent Buitors.
Our customers know Q good thin- when they
see !. Join tie n-ocrssinn 70 nIr nm
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Six. Cent Articles.

One set Table Spoons. Blank DookS Purses.
shirtIng. S~uspeader. butcher KuiycS l0-cpnt
LAceS, Sleeve Buttons. Decent EmbrolierIe4.
Scruobtng Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
Merchants Invited. We have Bargains 70. YOU
and Il will pay you 10 call.
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Steubenville-Rives 1 feet 8 inches
aud rising; weather cool and pleasant.
Oil Citv-River ! foot ) inches and
rising; weather warm and raining.
MorgantoEn-River 6 feet q inches
and rising; weather cloudy aud warm.
Warren-River ! feet I inches aud
rising; weather warm with heavy rains
falling.
Greeusbo.o-River I feet ! inches and
stationary; weather warm with
showers.
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Seven.C Cent Articles.

colSa;e's Palm Soap. large Dressing Comb.
HarraonicaS, Counter Books. D.Ss Goods. La
dies HnndkerchieiS Mixed Bird Sad. White
wash BRUSHES. large Tin Cups, Wash Pans, Shear
Al this popular price We OGcs many articles
worth double tha money
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
OF Winter nnd Movements Of Boats
The River Interests.

H. X Bedford. Green, Pittsburgh, i0h L.
Courier. Davis. ParkersDurI, l0:gU Il IL
Hudson. Agnew, Cincinnati. Il Z, u.
ltOu Queen. Phillips. P!tuonrgh. ! p. n.
Liberty, Booth. ~ClGringtou, midnight
EoATs LEAVING TO-DAY.
Scotia. Agncw. Pittsburgh. 5 to 10 H. III.
Zen uur. Ke,nplc. PHrEcsburg, II q. n
Courier, Davis, Pittsburgh. 10 y. IL
Liberty, booth. ClGIinStOn. 80 =. L.
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Merchant Tailoring.

Gu. Merchant Tailoring Department, IA ,ov
ready 70. business and We are showing q line Of
goods IL new. bright and tasteful Platforms Ihlt
are sellin; like s fash. We Offer durin- az
month, your choice OF a line at SI4 SO %; sui,
Up. well worth onethi;d mosr money.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

House Of three roons, Market street, Centre
Wheeling. spl
House Of ten rooms. br!ck. Market street. Filth
ward. easy terms, 5000.
House OF ave room brick. Fourteenth street.
g 10
House q four EooaG Jacob street, Sixth
Hogse: Ave rooms, Woods street EAs: Wheel.
Fine farm. I37 acnes. three miles from Mounds
bargain.
40 feet Of land fronting on MccOlloch and
Llud streets.
Hotel Of fourteen ROOMS. doIns good buSIrc,4
sp!e5did location. cheap
House OF seven rooms and ball. Chapllas
street, Centre Wheeling, &.2JI
10; cas-; end Fourteenth .trct SIa.
Lots on Lind sIrcet, Belvedere. SIS each.
LOIS in Dehrens & Speiieis addition. Hand.
nl adGltioo 10 North Bslwooi. B5cSs Run.
lGllWctl Run. Pleasant Valley, Bellevue aud
Other places In and nclr tho city.
A0ney 10 loan on, city real estate: sn1, 500
500, 500, NJ Sl,uoo, s!,SU and se,0n
FOR RENT.
@G5 EoG st:ee:, six rooms. Sl60l per month.
2!5 Eoh street, four roou;s, second and third
stories. IS o per mouth.
~ lot street tour rooras. sll 90 per month.
eour rooms. second story, Market st;Oet, Fifth
ward. 5000 per month.
Two FoonS. fins: ao0r. Tweltyscyc1th Street
500 per month. 70
THEE rooms, second floor. &32 Eofr street,
Th'ec Rooms. first foo.. McColloch street rcs,
lhit!y'aTsi street s. PEI month.
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OUR PRICE LIST:

Standard A Sugar. q pounds FOL. -.-..SI 90
Light Brown Sugar p pounds tor....-..... l 90
Mall Pouch Tobacco, per pouad.......-. csc
Choice Fancy Sugar Corn. s cans fos-..--. csc
s:aada.iSuSlr Corn, cans oF-...,...... zoo
Emily Jrnc Peas, , cans 80
Sugar Peas, 5 cans tor.-..--........-......-- CSC
Dcs: Standard Tomatoes, , cans tor-...... ESQ
Best Table Peaches, = cans for. .....-........... &c
Extra Choice Red Salmon. "cans to.--...-.. a5c
Best wash Dcards. cach.-.-."..---..... l5c
Fetu john Food. per pa~ckasG.m.... -.-..--. lie
Choice scOdlcSs Ra!siuS, pee pound. .... lOc
Large H1isins, per pound---........ 81
Choice Carolina Rice, per pound ..-. &c
Large Selec; Lemons. each ic
Clothes Pins, per dozer. lie
caEpci TackS 5 ounces pc. bo1.... lc
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Late advlces from the sunken Iron
Duke report that about everything has
been carried OFT except her hull and
machinery.
Stage of water BY the marks ut the
public landing at G p. nj feet .
inches, scant. River falling slowly.
Weather cloudy, threatening rain.
Captain J.. p. Jackson, OF the Inter-
state ToTboas Company, has IN i'm
mense tow OF manufactured goods
loaded for New Orleans, and is anxious
ly waiting for a rise.
The Liberty did not leave for Clariug.
ton as usual yesterday afternoon. Last
evening SHE took the Thomson NJ. E.
church excursion to S~teubenvi!lc and
return. At midnight she left on her
regular trip to ~Clarington.
The Iron Queen usually passes up at
5 4. H., but yesterday on account OF the
low water she did not depart for above
until ! o'clock in the afternoon. She
had in tow TWO lighters with coal, for
the purpose OF tightening her at the
shallow places above this port.|
The local inspectors here have not as
vet been notified by the department
that Captain Chancellor has taken
charge OF the office OF supervising in
spector OF this district, 20 which he has
been appointed and received his com-
mission. II is customary when the
change actually takes place to notify
tho local inspectors OF the district re-
gard TO their superior oticer.-PlnS-
burgh Commercial Ga:a.G.
Employees OF the city board OF public
works yesterday gathered up the loose
stones on the public landing. River
men are anxiously waiting some move
on the part OF the city to fulfill the con-
ditions Of the deal By which the Jerry
took possession OF the upper end OF the
landing. Il was agreed that the lower
end OF the landing should be graded
and paved Us soon as possible. The
river now being at q very low stage, this
work could be done 10 advantage.
The Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet
Line is arranging ior q big excursion.
river and rail, Tor next month. The
Hudson will take the excursion out OF
Pittsburgh on Wednesday, June c, leav-
ing Wheeling the next morning. ios
Huntington, where the party will leave
the boat aad take q Chesapeake & Ohio
train 10 White Sulphur Springs, Rich.
mond. Va, Norfolk, Old Point Comfort,
etc. The return will be made we the
came route. The round trip IRON
| Wheeling coats sl4 so, very cheap for .
midsummer trip OF 1900 miles.
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TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our reputation for selling only fresh
and standard goods is we'll known. Ex.
anime our price lis: and you will find
you can buy the best at our stores for
lees money than you pay for inferior
goods Of other places.
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Hoop's PMS become the favori.e Ca
thar,ic with every one who tries them.
Il
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"1read that one bottle OF Hoods Sars2priIla
would convince me OF It's merits, and I have
found this statement TO be strictly tue
Some two years ago two ulcers appeared on
my hip, which, AFTER being sore q long time,
brcko and discharged. Ialso was attacked With
sciata rheumatism. NY Les being drawn SO that
] could hardly get around the house. hardly
knew what : good nights rest was The h!r
trouble caused me great trouble and annoyance,
and eczema appea-ed on my hands. Naturally
I began to run down. was weak and loE spirit
ed. The physician told me my hip would have to
be operated upon before I would get any better.
At last l decided 20 ESe one bottle Of Hoods
S~9-S3p9rtllR. In three weeks my rheumatism
entirely diSappeared and | found that
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#CLOTHING.N

OYERC0ATSS a; p;iss' that hat. s9e'h :! AZ to;aa;
9vGEco5I We also hare great Bargains i: So. 81,
tiSU,. $3.50, $3.50, up 20 $lO..j.
" pay you 20 looE AZ these goody
LEXIS SUITS s. ss s. 3 Isl g & \ 5! ~ g sisI il g -:
leaders IA low prices Il you eau match thesn
goods :or less than doGble the money sayvhere
we;nrlte you 10 return thesA11e And you. money
will BE refunded These goods mcsigo.
AEHS PANTS ST.! E II i y s5G. S ~; = Z Is E up %
the vSlCe OF q dollar try 70 bo:-cg one. II 70,
want 10 know how 20 save { dol!ac O. nosI !oor
aious Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS Ct ea Sc >: Sc S3S 80, sEAs 8 = IN
uotl las; alwarI You cSaS5S match ,he U-ic-I
BOYS PkRTS S;i:si Is sa5 a. s5 i@ ,5 I7f ss;s ::
pricG-
LIENS SHOES 2; e &c !! I'D; SIS; sr.
huo we are away below :hC market
LADIES' PlER SHOES St E, g 9 4 & = ! :l47;
SOL Gu. succcS 10 The Shoe line /, orob,hi;
more taaG We deserve We presume tbs rc.sol
v ese!l 50 uaaTis because they doa't last loas.
ouf people wi! have them
CHlLDREN'S SHOES s:;'s s; IS - Sc 81 T. T.
CuinS
Hens and Boys Hats g. ~ a, :; ~ :, e .l IS
t2e SILK Hat, which usually sells 1854
Hans Shirts sS IFS =; 3 Lad Ssi - =. up ,2. ,ea9a On
Millinery and Ribbons e Mri II p gsic 8, .. oa
ATc?or lots Of money. Mis- AratS GARRY vii
Eve you po.a;css on Millinery aud TRIMMING.
tuat Will do you good aud viii not ovcrra1rcs
you noss sell you old s;yle&
Underwear Undershirts and Dawen at!,.
SNNSt .O1t, &c. DC sc, &C up We an al
~Ays 1eiow the market on these goods, IS we!
as everything else.
Btd Comforts and Blankets 81 u.s. Is Is; y.
We have! Just .eer;Ecta !oy,aus Of these gSoh q
Phce' that wiiE s15PEIse yU-,
Ladies' COrS6tS a:2'e ss, IS. .za
Umbrellas ass os Soup
Lace Curtains ass ee, SIC 10
GFnrpTjeS 2;ibS Gaaula.cd su.G- .o- no.:
pteISt!os' Ar5uctlS'S Co.cc. &c; GrA!n o
Grerad FeprEr. Cinnamon. Mcss,L. Ginrs:aat
L@N.E; towGe;. al going L; Sc per pou2t, o..
pounds :o- = oen2
E" \ Clothing Store. n Boo. aud shoe
Storc-n Hat store, Z Dry Goods store, a
?llilirery store, i Notion store, "a Furnish
IhS Goods store, L Gardpl<c and TIuwnru
Storc, lea and GrOccry SIurc-uine stores
II ono-all complete under one ROOF.
We have the largest department; store N ;lI
siEec; AID I'D. 20 100: Market s,.,o:. E.esea
eGrrsaceS-uke your cho!a Nrsiay in cyaJ
department.
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Rents Reduced

70 ~ EotF streG;. brick. seven .9orlx.
80. = Virginia SSre.t. frame, SIX rooms
xee Mad1!Heion Place. house and tou: arCI
No 3Ilg NcColloch street. lhrSe frame dwell.
iGS. w! " In t;stclGSs order for good tenan.
20, Gls !!aln street. b-!ck dwelling.
20. :1- Main street. arSt door. thee roonI
80. IL IhiTty.thinl street bcick. five rooms
Iwosp!c?di! oGdce rooms II Masonic bulldog.
20 9ChsnitEe street. five rooms. SIS W
No. LS5 Market stTee:, OLice rooIaA
hos+2 Alk.r !, lower part, 500.
20 II Iairiy'tAiTd street. i've rooms. $500,
~: % Main STREET :Se!ye rOoGlS aud hl:1.
0alce ROOMS IN HibbG.L BloeE. 1914 MarEe.St
20 ~ Aa!l street. second and third lao-L
SiS'rnoncd tGTe dwelling .: Lea,hcrTooL
store roocSoE S32!h street.. IN Iica:ps Tl5.
e-c4clo oui!iiug.
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was on tho Gain.
This Was very encouraging, sad l found that I
could sleep well II night Ny health s,eaoIiy
improved, and, Of course. / Continued taking
Hoods SlrsapaHll2- Ny hip has been restored
10 good condition, the sores have stopped dis
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Late advlces from the sunken Iron
Duke report that about everything has
been carried OFT except her hull and
muchinary