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THE STORM IN WALLINGFORD.

House Struck by Lightning and Badly
 Damaged-Big Hailstones.
 Wallingford, July 2S.-A heavy thun- der shower struck here about 3 o'clock this afternoon. For a short time the rain fell in torrents, accompanied by hailstones as big as cherries. Patrick Fleming's house on Wallace row was struck by lightning and the top of the chimney was torn off. The tower was badly twisted. The clapboards and a portion of the roof in the rear were badly torn. Glass was shattered in the windows and pictures were torn from the walls. Mrs. Fleming received quite a shock and bears spots on her arm from the bolt. Maltby, Stevens & Cur tis Co.'S factory near the lake was struck, but the damage was slight.
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Arrival of the Wilbur Opera Company.
 The members of the Wilbur Opera company arrived in town yesterday af- ternoon on the steamer Richard Peck from New York, where they have been playing an extended engagement at Proctor's Twenty-third street theater
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MARINE LIST

.. MARINE LIST.
 PORT OF NEW HAVEN. SafA
 ARRIVED, Sch Mabel Rose, Barrett, Phiia. coal to RR. Sch Henry A. Deming, laGuire, woodbridge Creek, N. J., brick to Chatfiold Co. Sch 0e9rEo Hurst, Mecanroy, Kingston, stone to Chatiield Co. sch c. c. Kelley. LeBlons. Bates, \. g.. Ium- Der to -, Sch T. W. Allan, Clark. Calais. lumber to Smith and others Sch Ann Amelia, Burke. N. r., iron.
 CLEARED. Sch Irene, Minty, NY.
 Sch Mary Ann, Collins, N. Y. N.s, Sch Palestine, Swan, NY.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHs.

SCRAST0N-in Madison, Conn.,, Saturday evening, July 2s, Susan R. Dowd, wife of sereno H. Scranton. in the soth year of her age. Funeral from her late residence to-day at l;ao ?. m.
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AOUNDSVILLE.

The following new membe were re-
ceived at communion. at the services OF
the Presbyterian Church on last Sab
bath: S. +, Dietrich, Mrs. j. f. Diet
rick, Miss Eva Dietrich, John Allen,
Mrs John Allen, Mrs. j. l.. Laughln,
Mrs. d. A. Dorsey, Mrs. Anna Camp
bell, Miss Josephine Sanbower, Miss
Laura Auten and Mr.. L. b. fisher.
The Republican County Executive
Committee, in session Monday, decided
TO hold conventions this year instead OF
primary elections, as has been their
custom for the past few campaigns.
They are evidently tired Of the expert
ment Of primaries, as the cost was much
greater, and dissatisfaction was almost
universal.
The enumeration OF the Independent
school district, jHst completed, shows
1905 children within the district Of
school age, OF which there are: White
males, 607; white females, 655; colored
males, 20; colored females, p.
County Court met in regular session
yesterday, with all the commissioners
present. The day was consumed with
the poor business. The court will
likely be in session the greater part Of
this week.
DR.. J. NJ. Williamson will soon begin
the erection Of fine new residence and
Office on Fifth street. 1t will be built
OF stock brick, with all modern improve
mentS.
Some OF the Observation-Disclosures ma
chimes, which were run out OF Wheeling,
have been brought down here and are
apparently doing thriving business.
Miss Laura Conner, of Wheeling, was
the guest over Sunday OF Mrs l.. l..
Buchanan, OF Chicago, who is visiting
her father, Capt. A. o. Baker
w. w. Burton has moved his print
ing Office from this place to Graysville,
which will be the home Of the Monthly
Spectator hereafter.
D. c. Griffin, the tailor, who recently
moved to Warrington, was here Sun
day on his way to Wellsourg.
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MORGANTOWN NOTES.

SDsctai C0rrssDo1asHcs Of tie RsgiHsr.
None ANrowN, W. VA, April IT,
Elias Metz, of ST. George, visited friends
here last week.
Prof. A. w. Lorentz is visiting in
BuCkhannon.
w. w. and II. II. Hayes went to Hunt
ington last week, to attend the funeral
OF their brother-in-law, b. {. Wilson.
DR.. d. H. Courtney and wife are at
home from Philadelphia, where they
spent the winter.
William lsvans, OF Parkersburg, is
visiting his sister, Miss Rebecca Evans,
who was dangerously Ill, but is now
convalescing
Mrs Geo. w. McVicker and daugh-
ter Miss BERTHE, are guests OF Balti-
more FRIENDS, and will return home
next week.
Henry O.. Davis, Jr., son OF ex'Sena-
tor Davis, was the guest Of former Uni
versity chums here saturday.
George Alexander, city attorney OF
Fairmont, and wife are guests Of Squire
John Alexander
Mrs. Il. L. Scrafford and Miss Eflie
Miller are In Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. p. Keener have
both been very IN for several weeks.
The former is now cOnvaleScing.
Prof. A. l.. Wade is at home from
business trip in Virginia.
H.. NJ. Johnson. OF Pittsburg, arrived
Monday, and will act as clerk Of the
Commercial Hotel.
Prof. A. d. Hopkins, Of the Agricul-
ture Experiment Station, returned
Monday from a business trip In the in-
tereSt Of the Station.
C. B. Lewis, ESQ, OF Pittsburg, who
graduated from the West Virginia Uni
versity some years ago, was IN town
yesterday.
COL Daniel Fordyce returned Monday
from a visit 70 his son al ClarkSburg,
and is quite DO.
Ed. q. Yates and wife, OF Lincoln,
Nebraska. are guests Of Mrs. J. ?.
DOnellv.
w. h. Mcdaniel, Of Fetterman, ar
rived yesterday, being called here by
the serious illness Of his motheI-in-law,
Mrs. Susan Miller.
Mrs. Zulick, wife OF Ex-Governor Zu-
lick, Of Arizona, departed yesterday
for her home 10 Avon, y. Y, after a
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Ramsey,
wife Of Liaut. f. De W. Bamsey.
Invitations for the Commencement
ball AT the University will be issued
within two weeks. About seven hun
dred invitations will be sent 10 society
people in various towns, and the ball
promises 10 be the largest ever given at
the University.
Society is taking a rest since the big
military ball and social lie is dead as
the prOvCrbiai door nail.
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confusion, as might have been foreseen
and an armed addition 10 the moo.
South Carolina has more recently
brought disgrace upon the National
Guard from the same cause. 10 Is as
impossible 20 make soldiers without
serious demand upon their time and Ia
Dor as il is 10 work horse without har-
ness or training, and the necessary time
and labor can not be enforced without
CONDENSATION or the application OF the
law 10 every able-bodied man, without
discrimination. The oath Of enlistment
is nearly always taken under misappre-
hension, but even where this is not the
case the service and other requirements
under present law are inadequate for
a proper military organization.
Labor, capital and the farm can well
afford the necessary expense when the
additional taxation is the price Of life,
law aud order; but, strange as IL may
seem, there is marked prejudice against
the National Guard AMONGST every class,
such as may bs felt by criminals against
a court OF justice, and probably from
like motives.
Unless the State can afford to pay
its soldiers q sufficient allowance TO al
least enable the enforcement OF drill at
tendance and discipline, il should aban-
don the National Guard entirely and
place no reliance upon it, as life and
property will be safer without militia
~ than with its failure in the hour OF
trial.
The usual argument, Elf the men are
not going TO do their duty, why did they
enlist and take the oath?" is as much
protection TO the military as is church
membership against sin, or the oath on
the witness stand 10 the truth.
Some men will be governed by such
an oath. but the majority will not. The
military must be composed OF many
units. and its strength lies in the COM
bination of all, not in the moral oollga-
tions Of a few. And IL is a well recog-
nized- fact, in all countries and in all
times, that nothing bat enforced discl-
Dline and training will properly CON oine
military units into effective strength.
IL is my opinion that the angels in
heaven had 20 be drilled before they
overthrow the devil, and no State In the
union can hope 10 improve on that war
fare, or have better material TO work on.
The object Of the military In dealing
with riots should not be 10 take, but TO
save life; and with large experience
have yet 70 see tho mob that would fire
upon thoroughly disciplined troops.
Such q command, though small, quells
disturbances by force OF conduct, while
the lack Of the appearance Of discipline
would necessitate fire and death, how
ever courageous the troops might be.
IF the State should ever need troops
again, a uniformed mob will not answer
its requirements, and nothing will post
pone the necessity so effectively as the
possession Of a thoroughly equipped
and disciplined national guard upon
which the State and its people can safely
RELY. VIM n. PAGE.
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BELLAIRE.

At the regular meeting OF Council
last night, Mayor Dn Bots announced
the following committees:
Flnance-Rumbach McGregor. Glenn
ents.
-Tolmie, Rumbach. Glenn
ents.
Streets and Alleys-Wimmer, GIlcher,
Tolmie.
Ordinance-Carson, McGregOr, Glenn
ents.
Fire-McDonough, Rumbach, Bur-
rows.
Light and water-McGregOr, Rum
bach, McDonough.
Poice-Tolmie, Carson, WINNER.
Sewers-Burrows, WINNER, Jones.
Public Grounds and Buildlngs-Du
Bots, WINNER, Clements.
Railways-Sones, McDonough, Glenn
ents.
Paving-Jones. Gilcher, Carson.
Bridges-Gilcher, Burrows, Jones.
The loss occasioned by the burning Of
the Reymann stable, yesterday morn
ing, is reckoned at fully $1,000, on
which there was no insurance. The
belief Is general that the IRE was the
work of an incendisry, who seems TO
have a mania for burning stables in
which horses are kept. Within few
DAYS no less than ten head or good
horses have been burned up by these
incendiary fires, and the people are
wondering when the authorities Will
inaugurate a vigorous search for the
capture OF the dendish author OF the
crime.
C. II. McCready, Beaver, Pa, II. S.
Steen.od, ST, Clairsville; Z. II. Norton,
Wheeling; j. Il. Glover. Newark; John
Fl. Moore, Philadelphia; d. w. Mace,
Baltimore; E. h. Herr, Dayton; Nj. l..
Murphy, Pittsburg, and c, V. Cable,
Detroit. Mich, were in the city yester-
day.
George Poorman hacked himself with
poor penknife while intoxicated last
night and gave out the impression that
he was tired OF living. He succeeded In
bleeding himself little.
About the time of the fire at two
o'clock yesterday morning burglars
tried TO force an entrance TO Schramm's
grocery by proving open shutter, but
were frightened OFF by passers-by.
The Belaire Stove Foundry has re-
sumed operations, settlement having
been effected with the striking mould
ers. 1t is claimed that terms satisfac-
tory to all concerned were made.
THAT man Gill;" as he has come to
be known in these parts, was in the city
yesterday. There is no verdure flour
ishing under his feet while looking up
his Congressional chances.
The Board of Education organized by
electing Z. j. Steger, President, j. d..
Van Law, Vice President, and H. A.
Lichtenberger, Clerk.
James C. Tallman left yesterday for
New York TO lock after important legal
business.
The City Board Of Health will hold
an important business meeting at the
Mayors office, Thursday, April 10, at 4
p. m.
Humbold Bowers has been appointed
a policeman in the Fourth ward, vice
Matt. Morgan resigned.
Policeman Matt Morgan has resigned
his position on the police force, TO ac-
cept a railroad job.
The dance given by the Progress
Club Monday night was very success
full affair.
john Sullivan and A. Irwin will face
the Mayor on a charge OF dlsorderly
conduct.
Ex-Mayor MCGOWAN was In Barnes
vile, on business, yesterday.
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A SERIOUS SHOOTING ARRAY.
Rival Litigants Get into 70" In the
Office of Harrison, Miller s. Eian-

Rival Lftigants Get into q Row In the
ONCE of Harrison, Miller & Eiam-
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April I'm the
law Office of Harrison, Miller d Exam,
shortly after noon today, there was an
exciting shooting ARRAY. Ex-Presioent
Harrison and ex-Attorney General MIL
Ter are the senior members OF the nrm'
A conference bad been arranged De-
tween Wm. r. Copeland and VIM, ID.
Bruning, rival litigants OF Madison
Ind, aud their attorneys, at the once.
Bruning, his attorney, Hon. a. L. mar
ris, and Ferd Winter, member OF the
law firm, were already in the room
when Copeland came in and without
saying.a word drew revolver ana De-
gan shooting at Bruning, whose sworn
enemy he was. The first two shots
struck MIR. Harris in the left arm frac-
turing the bone. The third struck
Bruning in the cheek near the mouth
inflicting q very dangerous wound. W.
H. II. Miller ran into the room and
attempted 10 seize Copeland. The lat
ter, maddened by the interference, tried
TO shoot the ex-Attorney General OF the
the meantime, however, he had used
his weapon as club and had beaten
Brunlng frightfuly about the head and
face. Men in the adjoining offices
rushed in and prevented further shoot
ing. Copeland was arrested. He is an
ex-member of the Legislature from
jefferson county. Mr.. Harris is not
dangerously wounded, unless complica'
tions ensue. He is one Of the foremost
lawyers OF the State, and is at present
engaged as leading counsel for the de-
PENDANTS in the bank conspiracy cases.
He is also an attorney for the plaintiffs
in the Iron Hall receivership case, and
was once defeated for Congress by Mr..
Bynum. Brnning will probably re-
cover. Several suits are pending be-
tween him and Copeland. and very bit
ter feeling exists. Copeland had evil
IDENTIFY come TO the place OF meeting
with the deliberate intention OF killing
his enemy.
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BRIDGEPORT.


Mr.. Frank Fisher left yesterday for
an extended business trip over the
Pennsylvania lines in the Interest OF
Bowie Il Co.
The annual congregational meeting
OF the First Presbyterian Church will
be held tonight at the prayer meeting
services.
Miss Mary Workman, Of Cadiz, passed
through to-day on her way TO st. Glars
Vile to attend the Easter Brown we'd
ding.
Mrs. R. ]. Alexander and sister, Mrs.
Mason, of Kansas City, are spending a
few days with st. Clairsville friends.
Mrs. j. w. Hill has sold her livery to
Albert Barger, of Smithfeld, o. He
will take possession in few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sargent have
returned from a pleasant visit with
relatives at New Philadelphia.
Misses Alice and Sadie Jolly, of Cora
opolis, have returned home after visit
with their father, j. X. Jolly.
Mrs. Edward Stevens entertains her
LADY friends this afternoon. The com.
pany is fancy work party.
Mrs. Bell Laughlin and little dsugh-
ter, Of Millport, Pa, are the guests of
Mr. j. Withrow.
Hon. ]. c. Heinlein has returned to
Columbus after several days absence
from the House.
Mrs. Morrow, Of New Athens, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Lafertv.
Mrs. ]. E. Trueman is sojourning
with friends near GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. John MentE has repaInted his
property on Main street.
Mr.. Vince Campbell is In st. Glars
vile attending court.
Mrs. August BridensteIn is able to be
out after long Hess.
Miss Hannah Smith is visiting friends
in Pittsburg.
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New Corporation Chartered.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, April 1.-THE
Secretary OF State has issued a certih-
cate Of incorporation to the Smith-Hob-
son-Brauo Company, Of Huntington,
with an authorized capital OF 100000.
The company is organized for the pur-
pose OF buying and selling at wholesale
aud retail machinery OF every deScrip-
tion and for conducting general job
bing business in mining, furnace, steam
boat and railroad supplies. The incor-
porators are c. II. Smith, Of Richmond,
Va, A. NJ. Hobson, OF Austed, w. Va. g,
Randof Braub, OF Flatbush, w. Va, T.
Bryant and w. r. Thompson, Of Hunt.
ington.
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NOTIcE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To al persons holding liens by judgment or
otherwise on the real estate OF any part taers-
OF Joseph Seifeft.
In pursuance OF adscree OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county made IN = cause therein pend
ing 70 subject she real estate % tue said Joseph
Seiiert - The satisfaction OF ths liens thereon,
YOU are hersby required - present all claims
held By you and each OF you against the sAl1
Jossph seifert which srs liens on srsai estate
or auv part % Il for adj8dicstion % me ~ 10 y
Office No Iil7 Chaplibs stFesf, Wheeling. W.
va. on or before the 10th day % Nay, 20
Given under ny haRd this 10Th day % April
1877 GEO. BOYD COMMITMENT.
WETTE&ALLES, Attorneys for Complainant
APPLICANT
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Frncis Murphy at Marietta.

SpecoL Yels0rIng 10 tlS Esg''isT.
MARIETTA, O., April 17-Francis
Murphy, who has been conducting tenn
pera nee meetings in Parkersburg with
such wonderful success, opened a series
of meetings here in the City Hall last
night. The hall will seat 1000 people,
but was not large enough TO hold the
crowd that came TO hear him. When
the meeting opened it was impossible to
get within several feet Of the door, so
dense was the crowd. An overflow
meeting Of about 500 persons was held
in the Congregational church.
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DENoUNCE ELL AS a TRAITOR.
California Democrats Also Repudiate
Geary's Course.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April u
Three Thousand Democrats met last
night and passed long resolutions end
ing as follows:
FesolUcd, That the recent utterances
of Senator Hill are traitorous in their
purpose, false in their assumptions, alb
surd in their log and excite the indiG-
nation and derision OF the Democracy OF
California.
RESOLVED, That the undemocratic
course OF Thomas J. Geary in reference
to the Wilson bill is hereby condemned
and repudiated.
The resolutions are to be laid before
the Senate by Senator White.
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Queen Victoria Arrives.

CoBUBG, April l7.-Queen Victoria
arrived here at 4:35 p. M, and was re-
ceived in great state by the Duke and
Duchess of Coburg- Edinburgh and by
all the members Of the imperial and
royal families assembled here in order
to be present at the Hesse-Coburg mar
rage tomorrow.
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Ten-cent Articles,

suspenders, Clothes Lines. Scent jewellery
Anger Braces. Stationery Packages. Jail PAil
locks, Royal Needle Packages. one half pound
Tea, Ladies 2o-csnt Hose, Dolls, 2O.ceut Cua
Buttons. Mirrors. Pocket knives
We are constantly receiving bargain, and
cannot quote prices, a. they are here to-day
and gone tomorrow. IL h our aim to always
have something nsw AZ prices that will MAKE
you buy.
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FiVs.Gsni Articles.

r. ladies' 1H.s Bose chilarea's Hose, Rolling Pin.
Combination Glass cutters BcY', "EsS oSs
roHs rs Door Bolts, Neatsfoot OH Shoe BIsst.
dlg' WASH Pans Richter Hsrmouica, rawsi,
s SoIeG1. Needle Ss Package. Spteiacle. Dim:
Rn,nars' s ha.r Surier- school Slstss, Lamp
Knives. F'aa AAois
a,ay Decent articles In our cent list Com.
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J.rsntoaave an Exposition.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April l7.-Js-
pan is 10 have an exposition in 1898 at
Hiogo. the old capital Of the empire. 1t
will cover the subjects of manufacture,
fine arts, agriculture, education and
science. water productions, mines and
mining and machinery. Foreign gooas
NAV be exhibited for the purposes or
comparison, and it is expected that the
exposition will be very interesting TO
foreigners.
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Ihres-Ceni Articles,

LalIss' Handkerchleis Shaving Brush,, l
Se e.eu press buttons, Stamped Clippers, Match
So.-n safety Plus, Petiumed Toilet SOAP. PAR
SCISSORS, Plat Tunnels. Jelly Plates. Curry
SSo.,0s, ! dozen shoe Lscss. school States
harmonicas, Cake Turner's. Mouse T,.r.
Windsor Ties traps
Come here for bargains, We will no, si,...
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OnaRievelo Built for Two.

"Alack aud alas D" tto statesman cried,
"Mv fare bitterly rue;
There'd have been no suit 70 marriage
IT, instead 90 taSin. carriage,
WC'i.gons down the street
Upcl q seat
or a bicycle built for two
Indianapolis J0wrnGl
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Four.ceni Articles.

one set Teaspoons Patent SLe.v. uota
BOYS Suspenders Clerks d. n r lhSsss
Snlid i, BIOS Rubber Dressing Combs. Coms
anu ea Btu'h Case, Pot Covers. Tooth Brushss
rIe shovels, IoweiinE, Charm Knives. Nucii'
'ls. Ss",ns Machine OIL Scrub Brushes. Linen
is.ead, hAad Saw FILES Suspenders. P.heii
hoAes, Calico, Musiins AnS hundred OF oth,r
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Pnstmasters Nominated.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-THE
President to-day sent the following
nominations TO the Senate; Postmas-
ters-Henry Hollborg, Jackson, O.; j.
W. Shipley, PiQOa, O.; Thomas w. Hat
tor. Bristol, Pa; Martin j. Ryan, Sus-
Ouehauna, IA.
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Nine-Ceni Articles,

ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brushes. Stew Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles. Butcher Knives. worth rs cant.
Glass Dishes, MIX Strainsrs. Coffee Pots, Flour
Sitter, Suspsnders. Extract VAnilla Dslls
Dish Pans, Hammers, Pound Grain or Ground
Peppes Pound Cinnamon, Psusd Ginger 1
Pound Bakiug Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains and lower
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Eighi.Cent Articles.

Monkey Nrenches, Whisk Btooms. wash
Bowls, Tin Buckets, Long Handle Firs Shoy.ls
Rules, Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. Bor
faPef anu Envelopes, Spring Balances scs.
Sop, Blank Books, Patent Buttons
Our customers know a good thing when they
sec II. Join The proce sion u nur .Lnra
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Christian Remhof
vs.. In ohsnoery.
Irrn-h EnLrnrI 81 al

VS.. In chhncery.
Joseph Seifert ct al.
BY virtue OF an orderentered in the above en-
titled cause on the l0th day OF AD1i. 1921. Il IS
referred 10 the undersigned commissioner 10 az
Ger ain and report.
]. The liens and their pHorites on the real
estate OF joseph Seifert.
2 Tie value and rental value ei said real .,-
taia
ANY other matter deemed pertinent
Notice Is hereby gwen tnat Ihut1ay. the
fOth day OF NAV 1894, az a. n, aud his on &C.
No I4f7 Chapline street. Wheeling. W. Va, 10
the time and place liked fof asceriAisiDg said
matters.
Given under ms hand this 10th day Of APRIL
lsgi Gao. L. BOYD, Conmissionet.
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SeYen-CeBt Articles.

=, Csl2ste's Palm Soap, large Dressing Comb,
harmonicas Counter Books. Dress Goods ia.
DIES Hsndkcrchiefs, Mired Bird seed. White
Wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Nash Pans.
Atthis poPularPrice we offer many artiol,,
MoTth lOuhLn the mnnnN - --
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department IL now
ready for business and We are showing line %
goods IN new. bright aud tasteful patterns that
nre selling Ike n fash. We offer during this
month your choice az ga. 90 per Suit UP, we'll
worth onethird more money.
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Six-Cent kytIcIes.

G, one set Table spoons. BianS Rocks. Pur,s.
Shirnng. Suspendefs. Butcher Kntv.. t9...,
LAces; sleeve Buttons. l0csnt Embroid.rle.
sotabhing Brushes, Gents Half Hose.
Merchants invited. We have barralhs "a,
Won and 10 viii nav unn 10 IN n-N w