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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
A LIVELY DAY OF IT.
Four Sensational Cases Yesterday Up at
Dayton.

bhltOn
DAYTON, O., December 23.-Alex.
Owens, a veteran Of the military home,
was placed on the cars in this city to-
day by two unknown women, and became
so i'll before he reached his destination
that the ambulance was called and he
died before he could get to the hospital.
1t was supposed to be case OF poison
ing, but an autopsy by the Coroner this
afternoon. reveals the fact that the
death was from heart disease.
Louis Shink, German, aged so, with
n family, out of work and money,
crawled into the attic and shot himself
dead, but was not found until after
long search. He held revolver In his
hand.
An unknown colored man quarred
with his wife, walked uptown and shot
himself with suicidal intent. While
waiting for the patrol wagon he chang
ed his mind aud escaped, and cannot be
identified.
Henry Rose viciously ass aulted Police
Officer James Crumiey, who was arrest
ing him. The officer was horribly
slashed with a knife across the face and
neck in a number OF places, one cut
missing the jugular vein by hairs
breadth. Forty-eight stitches were re-
ouired TO sew up the wounds. Crumley
will recover. Rose, who is from Michi-
gan, was subsequently caught and
locked uD,
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HAD GOOD LUCK.

The Presidents tack F ON His Duck
Hunting Trip Benefited in Health, aud
with Lots of Birds.
WASHINGTON, December 23.-Presl-
dent Cleveland and his party OF duck
hunters returned to the city this morn
ing on the Atlantic coast lice express
The President was looking well,
being q little browner by his ex-
posurs TO the sun and wind, rs IL was
very much hotter in South Carolina
than IL is here. The President
spent the day quietly at home,
and in the afternoon went driv-
ing with Mrs. Cleveland. he is feeling
much better than when he left, his
rheumatism having been much lessened
by the trip. Altogether, the party
killed about three hundred ducks, the
President being responsible for rather
more than half OF them. He spoke very
apDreciatively Of his reception al
Georgetown yesterday.
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KIyERINrELLIGENoE.
what Is Going on Among tho Boats and
Boatmen.


Boatmen
Weather, clear and cool.
River. G feet inches and falling.
The Lizzie Bay passed up yesterday
morning from Charleston for Pittsourz.
The II. X Bedford passed up from
Newport yesterday about $50 a. N Tor
Plttsburg.
The towboat Bsnnet passed up yesier-
day afternoon with a tow OF emptiesior
Pittsburg.
The Beu Hur went up yesterday
morning at 4 o'clock for Pittsburg from
ParEersburg.
Captain Casper Giles. Of this city,
who went down TO Cincinnati az pilot
on the Dave Wood, has returned home.
keystone State passed up for Pitts-
burg Yesterday from Cincinnati with a
big cargo Of freight and far passenger
list.
The Courier passed down about 2
o'clock yesterday on her regular Sunday
trip from Pittsburg 70 Parkersourg with
a big shipment Of freight and lots OF
passengers.
Special 10 the Rs0istsr
PARKEgsBURG. w. VA, December p.
River 7 feet and falling; weather
cloudy and cold.
WARREN. PA. December 23.-Riyer
1 foot 6 inches and falling. Weather
clear and B;ld.
GkEESsBoRo. PA. December "a
Pivsr feet inches and falling.
Weather cloudy and cool.
SrEUBESvILLE, O., December %
River 5 feet, 7 inches and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
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Faa,t Of ChaunKkah.

The above mentioned feast is being
celebrated by our fellow Israelites dur
Ing this week; IL began Saturday night
on the twenty-iifth day OF the ninth
month OF "Kislev," and lasts eight days.
1t is to remind the Israellte of the re-
ligious zeal OF the Hasmoneans and
their final victory over the mighty
armies Of the Syrian king autocrat, sur
named Epiphanes, the madman. That
cruel, despotic ruler, in order TO subdue
the Israelites totally under bis rule,
forbade under the penalty OF death the
study of Holy Scriptures and the OBJ
serVance of IsraeItish laws and Gus
toms. and through his officers forced
them to bow and sacrifice TO the idols
which he had set up 10 the Temple aud
public places throughout his cominions.
After many had yielded, 10 order to
save their lives, and numerous others,
true and faithful to their God and their
religion, had suffered the most cruel
death, Matthathia, a priest In Modim,
and his five brave sons, revolted against
that wicked decree, and joined by a
com paratively small body OF similarly
Jealous and valorous men, took to
arms, and with the words. WHO
is like uuto thee, o, Eternsl?"
upon their lips and standards,
they succeeded, after several years OF
heoric aud bloody warfare, Ia freeing
their brothers from the Syrian yoke.
and iu saving them and their religion
from death and destruction. In CRATE
fuI commemoration of these facts the
Israelites celebrate yearly these days
with prayers and songs OF praise aud
thanksgiving 10 Him IN whom alone Is
power and victory, and by kindling
special lights (tspers) in their houses
and places Of public worship.
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Marrlod on al, pea,h BED.

CHICAGO, Decenber 2S "A. P. .Hulze,
chief clerk Of the Elgin, Joliet and
Eastern railroad, died al the Yelling
ton Hotel this afternoon Of aneurism
OF the heart. A particularly sad
feature OF the demise was the
deathbed marriage Of the deceased
10 Miss Molue Hopewell, OF
ST. Louis. Their wedding had been
arranged for January LIST, but realizing
Mr.. HulZ could not survive the nup-
tials were nsstened, and took place a
few days since. Mr.. Hulz had also
been connected with the Burlington
road and the traffic Association Of st.
T,Ouis
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WAsHINeToN, D. c., December Ga
West Nirginia politicians. dropping into
Washington these days, tell their
friends not to bet too heavily on
Stephen B. Elkins having a walk-over
for the Senatorship, however much
things may look that way on the sur
face just now. They say that under
the surface q great deal Is going on
which is not all calculated to facilitate
Elkins' election and which may give that
gentlemen
A SERIOUS SHOCK
before the Senatorial nomination is
made in Republican caucus at Charles
ton Ia the new yea..
They intimate that GOH Is not as
completely out OF the race as might be
thought from bis public declarations,
and that whether or not his name will
90 before the caucus will depend
altogether on whether his friends con-
sider that be has a fighting chance OF
winning when the caucus meets.
A West VirgiDian who was here
yesterday gave as a reason for his be
lief that COTS election was
STILL A POSSIBILITY,
his personal knowledge Of a mysterious
letter now 10 circulation through the
State. This letter was intended only
for the eyes Of men who were known TO
be most sincerely devoted TO the for
tunes OF the Judge aud VINO, while os-
tensibly willing 90 vote Tor ElSins for
Senator, secretly regarded that gentle
man as q carye yeJ-0agger and resented
the manner In which be had pushed
himself 20 the front in the state. The
letter is said 70 have been written aud
circulated for the purpose Of conveying
the hint 10 Republicans Of the above
description that they might safely do
what they could to bring ABOUT
THE ELECTION OF GOFF,
with the assurance that il he could
command enough votes in the Republi-
can caucus when 10 met TO give him a
fighting chance for success, the use Of
his name would not be forbidden.
The writer Of the letter, Of course,
was not Judge GoH himself, out those
20 whom u was shown aud who saw the
signature at the bottom of it felt no
doubt al all that 10 was straight and
could be relied on as representing the
actual state OF feeling Of the udge.
The quiet showing about Of this letter
isSaid 20 have mad
A VERY STIMULATING EFFECT
Oh Goff men who have permitted them
selves TO be committed for Eikins iu
the belief that Goff did not wish him
self considered further ia connection
with the Senatorship. These men are
now said 20 have begun q new propa-
qanda Tor GoG, and hope 10 have mat
ters so shaped before the caucus meets
that they can present the name Of the
man they really want 10 see made Cam
den's successor with fair show Of
electing him.
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Arrested on suspicion.
Spscto'tO - ksyis;s-

WESTON, w. VA, December 23.-Post-
master Chidester and Deputy Sheriff
WoOdell to-day arrested three men who are
charged with rOobing the postOifice at
Jane Lew The party passed through
here early yesterday morning going
towards BuckhannOn and pretended
10 be looking for work, but were suspected
as being guilty When the POstOnice De-
partmeat offered the reward they took the
train for Buckhannon and traced them into
Barbour county, about half way between
BuckhanuOn ana ClarkS0urg. They were
sleeping in q barn when arrested, about
two O'Clock this morning. and were brought
here aud lodged in Jail. A preliminary
trial will be held Monday
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A Bad RACE WAR,
In Progress Down at Quitmsn.
Georgia.
SEVEN lien ALREADY KILLED,
And the Trouble Appears to be
Just Getting Started-Three
Men Killed in Riot in Ala
bama-A Serious ARRAY in Ken
tucky-Other Crimes Of .
Bloody Sunday.

Qu1TMAS, Ca, December a3.-With
seven negroes dead and armed moos Of
whites and blacks in near proximity 70
each other, the outlook for race war In
this county is startling in its certainty.
The excitement is the result Of the muir
der of Joseph Isom, one Of tho most sub
stantial farmers Of Brooks county. Seven
negroes lives were taken yesterday and
last night to pay the penalty, and this
seems to only be
THE BEGINNING OF THE HSp.
An Associated Press correspondent WIS.,
tied the scene Of action this afternoon aud
found posse Of three hundred, covering
space OF about FIVE miles. The largest
crowd was congregated a mile and half
from Isom's house, consisting OF one hum
dred men, armed 10 the teeth, and about
half mile further on there was mob or
negroes of about the same numoer,
armed with Winchester rifles, pistols,
axes, clubs, and everything else conceiv-
able. waiting for the white mob 10 come
onto them. II has been discovered that
number Of negroes had conspired to Kill
every man In the posse that arrested Jerry
Jeffreth. for the killing OF L. Moulden,
few weeks ago. ana that the killing OF Mr..
Isom was the commencement TO carry out
THIS AWFUL CONSPIRACY.
What the outcome OF this will be In the
next twenty-four hours cannot be foretold.
No action has been taken 10 stop the mob
80 far. Captain Tillman, father-in-law OF
MIR. ISom, is doing all in his power TO pre-
vent further trouble and Is sending all over
~ ..ot,ytrtr for Commemorative man IN rOnae
and assist him In prevailing on the mob TO
cease action. The names OF the killed are.
Sam Taylor, Eli Frazier, Sam roe, Harry
Sherard and three whose names could not
be learned. No white men have been
killed 30 far.
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About PEOPLE
Daily ChronInIs of the MoVsnsas OF
individuals.

Daily ChronInIs of the Movensas OF
individuals.
M. f. Tracey will spend Christmas
with friends in Point Pleasant
Miss Jeanette Baird returned home
yesterday TO spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bammerlin will
leave to-day for Massillon, o., to spend
the holidays.
Herbert ID. Harrell. OF the South
Side, is home from Philadelphia TO
spend the holidays.
Postmaster NJ. j. O'Kane returned
Yesterday from business trip to Phila-
delphla and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rinebart, OF
North Main street, will spend Christ
mas with friends in Pittsburgh.
George Moorehouse, Of the South
Side. left yesterday for Pittsburgh,
where be will spend Christmas with
friends.
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A NEGRO LYNCHED.


He Reslsted Arrest aud Fired on an on
Csr-rhe mob act Him.
New ORLEANS. December 23.--George
King, desperate negro, was lynched at
the slaughter house, Just below the city,
this evening. lie had difficulty
with some butchers, and saying he
would not be blufed, went OF, and
got q shotgun aud oass OF hpt. consta-
him, and the negro escaped toSesrn, from
which no fired ia the crowd whthSSa,1<
cred. wounding the constable and -
dozen others. The barn was burned dow
and the negro forced into the open air.
where he was shot, and then dragged TO
tree and hung.
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The Propsr Thing.

The Kings Daughters OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. on Saturday
evening last, gave treat TO poor chill
dren that was a veIy enjoyable affair.
About forty children VINO see very little
Of Christmas at home had been gath
cred from all parts OF the city, and at
7:so Santa Claus appeared, appropri-
atoly costumed. and distributed pres
ents IRON the handsome and we'll
laden Christmas tree and also caudy
and cake. The little ones thanked
Santa and returned to their homes
we'll supplied with good things and
happy.
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LOSS IN BELGIUM.
Sp,,i1l 10 he Rsgistsr.

oDtciIt 20 ttc nettateFs
HUNTINGTON, w. VA. December %.
DR.. E. E. Hayes, a prominent physi-
clan of this city, was committed to the
asylum for the insane at Spencer lately
on q lunacy charge, and is now in the
institution. Tonight couple of men
from Lexington, Kentucky, arrived
here to loob the matter up. They say
that Hayes forged lot of paper in
that place, and bad warrants ISSUED for
MIN, but his people say the crime was
committed while Hayes was Of unsound
mind and laboring under the delusion
that be had fabulous sums. He is
known all over the State.
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Legi.IatIon wanted.

A printed petition is being cIrculsted
throughout the city for signatures,
which will be submitted AZ the
coming session OF the Legislature. IL
asks for the amendment OF the act au.
tborizlng the city OF Wheeling 70 levy a
of tax OF 10 cents on the 800 valuation
for street paving; TO permit the eKpen-
diture Of the fund 30 raised for. street,
alley and sewerage purposes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24

Mr.. Joshua Delaney. foreman Of The
kiln department Of the wheeling Pot
tery. has left for bis home 10 Trenton,
n. j., where be will spend the holi-
days Before leaving be was presented
with handsome gold-bsaded cane by
his fellow workmen. Mr. u. W. Moody
made the presentation speech on behalf
of the uorkmen. and Mr. Dulaney re-
sponded 10 sa appropriate manner
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A Young Ratcal.


SfFcicI % u htVtf.f-
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, Dscem Der %
The authorities of this city have been
notified TO look out for Edward Jordan,
a youth from this county who escaped
from the State Reform School, day or
two aKo. Jordan is one Of the slickest
Young criminals in the country. He
has escaped from the reformatory four
times and has got out OF both the city
and county jsils here, though watched
closely. He is wanted in Kentucky, and
although but seventeen, has for six
years been pursued by the authorities
most OF the time.
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Mysterious Murder.

CLEVELAND, o., December 93.-The
coroner Is Investigating a case that is
likely 70 develop into a murder. An
unknown man was found beside the
Lake Shore railroad track, at the foot
Of Case avenue, last night with a hole
in his head, which appears 90 have been
made with 3 coupling pin or club.
There was not even a scrap of paper
about the mah which would lead TO the
discovery OF his identity.
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A murd.r in mopoven County.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, December 2S.-1n
Mcdowell county Charles Buffalo was
shot and killed by G. J. Updike, promt-
nent coal dealer. Three years ago Buffalo
killed an Englishman named Mathess
within & few wards Of the same spot where
he met his death yesterday.
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IN A SAFE-DEPOSIT VAULT.
stolen Properly Found for Which There
Il No Owner.

IA NO OWnoE.
CHICAGO, December 23.-Detectlve
Rohan has opened box in the vault OF
the National Safe Deposit Company ln
hope Of securing stolen property said TO
have been deposited there by a gang OF
alleged thieves from Cleveland, o. The
box was rented by Mary Gibbs, who,
under the name of Maggie Russell, Is
in jail 10 Cleveland, along with hall
dozen men charged with numerous
burglaries.
The story telegraphed from CleVe-
laud about the safe deposit vaults" said
Detective ROhan, 'is true, but 1t is not
true that we found any stolen property.
We did find S3, 500 10 RreenbacKs, two
watches and some small trinkets, but
detective and q lawyer from Cleveland
failed to IDENTIFY suy Of the articles as
having been stolen In the recent burg
larleS In Cleveland"
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rha Catholic Club.

A meeting of committee OF incorpora-
tors OF the Carroll CLUB was heIS yes
tsrday afternoon at the Office OF q 10. ].
Matheson. Committees were appfinted
for each ward in the city. - olicit
stock subscriptions. Other uni4p0rt.
ans business Wns transacted.
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GEN GOFF, FRIENDS
Are not Disposed to Give up to Elkin8
Without a Struggle and the
GENERAL is NOT INDIFFERENT.

A Letter Said to be in Existence
Which Has Caused Renewed
Activity on Behalf Of Gof, and
Excited Corresponding Alarm
Among the Partisans of Mr..
Elkins-The Document Said to
be Circulating About in a Quiet
Manner-General Gof Confer
ring With His Friends at
Clarksburg.
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PoIlce PIeEups.

Poodle Price was disorderIy AZ BIS
home and was arrested By Onieer
Creighton.
Jack Jones refused 20 move when
ordered by Officer WiIks, and vas
placed under arrest
Ue6er the recent orders OF Chief Nc
NlcbOl. the following named tramps
were arrested yesterday by Onieefa
Wnke and o'Brien: Charles Weber
Thomas Grady. George Johnson aud
Wm. Hanes.
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Fire st coIeraln

A large dwelling house at Colerain
burned TO the grouud about three O'Clock
yesterday morning. The building be-
came ignited from hre In q heating
furnace, and was entirely consumed 10
spite of the heroic efforts 70 save IT, The
.loss il covered by insurance. The name
of the owner was David Bundy. The
loss is estimated at $1,000.
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An Aged Wan Robbed and Murdered

SYRACUSE, n. Y, December 23.-
A sp -cia to the Post from Homer says;
On Friday evening Patrick Quinlan, so
years old, who lives near this place, was
assaulted and robbed while on his way
home, and he died at 0 o'clock this eve
Mn
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Scared 'Em Away.
s,ees,tO n. Rszssr.

SpSealt0 ths Rs5Ss'Sr-
WESTON, W. VA, December 23.-An at
tempt was made at nine O'Clock last night
TO hold up Fent- Bush, the market man at
the hospital. Bush was going home, and
lust as he reached the west end of the sus-
pension bridge, someOne grabbed him, and
then a scufie ensned. Bush made an at
tempt 10 open his knife, which made q
noise like a revolver being cooked, when
the party rpn and Bush after him, but as
the electric lights were not on be got away.
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West virginia POstma.tsr.

WASHINGTON. d. c., December %
A commission has been Issued TO Com
modore II. Cline as postmasters at
WardensYiIle. Hardy county, w. Va,
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narraIn. at y. z. nmman 3 co's.

REGINA Music Boxes to OAK, mahog.
any and birds eye maple. 81
/. e.. DILLON & Co.'S.
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A BLOODY RIOT.
Three Men Kiilcd-rh- Details OF the
Troubis UnkuoWs.

ST Louis, Mo, December 23.--A special
10 the Republic from Selma, AlA, says: A
report reached this city OF oio0dy rlOt az
Pineapple. small place forty-three miles
south OF here. Particulars are very mcagre.
Three men were killed. The cause Of
the fight is unknown.
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BEAUTIFUL boxes filed with the most.
exqDisltsly favored Frat Csndies. suit
able for presents. 81 Ziegenfelder'A
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KILLED FOR A DOLLAR.
On. Man shot Five Timss and Second
stabbed

CArLETrsBUnG. Ky, December "a
Charles Frederick, white, fatally shot
Clark Cornell, colored during dispute
about a dollar in a card game last night.
The negro was shot Ave times. receiving
two balls la the left side, one In the right,
one iu the nip and one la the loft thigh.
David Loveioy. white. also took hand
in the melee. and stabbed Cornell twice la
the back. Frederick and Loyejoy escaped.
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w.sHrxorox, ID. C., December 3 For
West virginia: Fair; variable winds, be-
coming south.
cIoudlness; warmer. north winds. bccom-
For Ohio: Thrcstsnisg weather; war7d
er; south winds.
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Fear Of Bundne.s Prompted Him.

New YORK, December %. -Despond-
ency caused By approaching blindness
caused Jacob +. d. Soils, q lawyer, to
commit suicide this morning. He shot
himself through the heart. Mr.. Soils
was forty-one years old. He lived at q
boarding house in Madison avenue,
where be was found dead in his room
when a servant went 10 summon him TO
breakfast. He was lying in bed with a
revolver ln his hand. but no one in the
house had heard a shot fired.
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Wn.LIAMSPORT, PA, December ca
The village oi' WatsontOwn. 10 this
county, was visited by ire this morn
ing, which seriously threatened the en-
tire town. As IL was. IL destroyed the
Opera House. four dwellings, a livery
stable, Fansts general store and many
outbdhdings The loss is estimated at
$50. 600, upon which there is SEQ. 600 Ia
snran.
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Two Elliott English Hall qusrteL
mr. chime clocks in STOCK this mo-
- Call and see them
l. g. DILLON q
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|.EAL WedgewOod Vases. at
!. G. DILLON & Co.'S.
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Tive Elliott Eaglish Hall quarter
hour chime elosksNn stock this morn
{ng. Call aud see thRm
! LlG. Dillon & Co.
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The MoST remarkable cures Of scrof-
ula on record have been accomplished
by Hoods Sarsapsrilla. This medicine
Is uneQuagsd for diseases Of the blood.
Take only Hoods
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Bargains at II. p. HllIman q Co.'S.

cosFEcTross at al prices A. zisgen.
felder's.
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Hoods Pills'curs Dausea, sick head
ache. Indigestion and oilliousness.
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iWIkL be open all day Christmas
PLUSIMER's GALLERY.
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BARGAINS at II. f. Hulman 3 Cos.