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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-09
LOYALTY AND MILITARY TRAINING
ADDRESS OF col. LITTLEFIELD OF
BOSTON BEFORE A. n. WHITMAN
POsT, G. A. R., BRYANT's POND, ON
wAsHINGroN's BIRTHDAY.

! Teachers, scholars and parents:
The anniversary Of the birthday OF
George Washington Is to my mind one
of the most important and suggestive
HOLIDAYS of the year. Ii brings 10 our
thoughts and attention the life, the
character, and the wonderful achieve
ments Of man, who was the great
supervisor OF the building up OF our
noble republic.
To his supreme efforts, his persistent
energy, his unsurpassed skill and attain
ments as soldier and statesman, are we
largely indebted for the existence OF
our nation, aud the enjoyment OF liberty
peaceful homes, public schools; freedom
OF thought, speech and action, In the
Worship OF God and the pursuit of hap
piness and prosperity, In all the material
affairs of life.
"rirst 10 war. first In peace, and first
In the hearts OF his couutrymen."
The life of Washington stands before
us, as an example of all that Is just, aud
noble and grand: and as we study ana
review his biography, and read the
record of his work and labor In the intef-
est OF right and liberty, and for free
country, with an independent, self-re'
specting, self-supporting people, we may
gladly accord him the title l have just
quoted.
The United States of America has
produced many great and noble men,
who have sustained. and preserved ahu
maintained our Union through various
trials and vicissitudcs; and to them be
all praise and glory. But none the less
do we look back To the Father OF our
Country as the one, above al others,
who gave us the liberty and happiness
which our nation has enjoyed for ovef
hundred years and so say the observ-
ance of this anniversary. In reviewing
his memory. and rejecting on the im-
portance OF his deeds, and the results OF
his career, as the great commander OF
our armies, and the supreme executive
OF our government, Ia very appropriate
duty, and pleasure, for the scholars OF
our public schools, as well as for the
elder portions Of the community.
What Il the lesson OF the hour! anu
,-hy have we gathered here to-day as
teachers, and scholars: -,
To celebrate this day, by kindiing
anew, and burning brighter, the nre oi
patriotism, the love Of our country,
aud our national emblem, the glorious,
stars and stripes "a flag more beautiful
70 our ewes than ANYTHING that floats
over land or sea. Here In the free
schools OF our land, we renew our allie
glance. and strengthen our pledge TO
honor and defend that glorious banner,
and all that II represents; and mere
within this very bulwark OF our hber-
ties. where loyal boys and girls are
taught and trained, and moulded into
good citizens, do we all renew our vows
OF LOYALTY to our free land and all Its
noble institutions.
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OXFORD, ss.--At Court Of Probste held at
Paris, within and for the County OF OXFORD,
ON the thir,i Tuesday OF Mar A. II. lsss5
ON the petition Of John Il. Robinson of Oxford,
praying for the appointment OF himself
of said ONfOr,i as administrator OF the estate OF
FRANCES ROBINSON. late Of oNford, In
said County Of OK ford, deceaoed.
ORDERED, That notice Of tae foregoing petf
tion be published Tor three weeks successiyely,
prior 10 the third Tuesday of Apr, \. ID. iSs'
In the oxford Democrat printed At Paris, In said
County. -
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
Arue eopy-Attest -
ALBERT u. PARk. Register.
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A"0seOpS-ISIiIeSf's SISsRr d. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, - AT Court OF Probate held NJ
Paris. within and for the County OF oxford, on
the thir,i TUESDAY of Mar. 4. u. lss6.
ON the petition of JAMES y; SMITH, admr:
OF the estate of JOHN MILLER, late OF
Rrvwnaeld. in said County, deceased pray
Ing for license 70 sell and convey certain Real Is
tate belonging 10 said estate anil described In his
petition on die IN the Probate oIice.
ORDERED, That said petitioner give notice 70
all persons Interested by causing copy OF this
order a. be publish three weeks successivcly
IN the Oxfor,i Democrat printed NJ Paris, thai
they NAV appear At a Probate Court 20 be neld
AZ Paris on tie third Tuesday OF April next, \,
nine O'Clock In the forenoon, and show cause, u
snv they have. why the same should not be
granted. .,,. -,
A true copy-attest -
ALBERT ID. PARK. Register.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
that she has been duly appointed by the Hon
Orable Judge of Probate for the County OF OK
OF the estate of
HERRiCK NJ. BEARCE, late OF Hebron,
In said County, deceased. by giving bond a. the
law directs, she therefore requests all persons
indebted to the estate Of said decreased To
m Ike immediate payment, and those VINO nave
any demands thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
Mar. ~. lsso. MARf j. bhAh,E-
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II will Cure.

Aparticle Is applied into each nOstrtl AMI i
,-eesble Price 81 cents at Druggists or by
uAn ELY BROTHERS, 81 Warren street.Ne~
York
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Tro BIZ CONTINUED
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Because the health OF every organ and
tissue of the body depends upon the
purity Of the blood. The whole woria
knows the standard blood purifier y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
WILSON GETTING THERE.

Tho Dead I:roso Pedestrian Who West
Through Wheeling Is Away Ahead of
His Schedule.
Social Dhs1teh 10 he Iot<at0eaeer.
TOLEDO, OHIO, March 29.-Footsore
and weary, aud without a nickel in bis
pocket, George Wilson, the dead
broke" pedestrian, reached Toledo,
ns,tward bound. Wilson started from
Cincinnati newspaper Office on Do
csmbsr - las. to, make tour OF this
country, touching at the four extrome
corners OF tho boundary, on wager OF
$500. Tho conditions OF his trip arc
that no shall travel every milo or loot,
and he is to 20 dead broke"
From Cincinnati Wilson wen. TO
Wheeling, Baltimore, New York. New
Haven, boston. and up to tho northeast
corner Of Maine. From .hor.ce the
pedestrian started west, via Buffalo and
CLEVELAND, thon to this city. Flo has
had good luck and no sickness since
starting on his trip, aad the only city Of
which he complains 10 Buffalo, where
his overcoat was stolen. Wilson is
twenty.four days ahead OF his schedule.
Ho will walk from here to Chicago.
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E'NISSA;SWlICH:I. !. NOW
That. Dolays,tho Start OF Work ON
the Local Baso Ball Park.
u SIlR1AFxT WEEK EXPECTED.
81 ehe Club oaiclals-Tho Other
c,uea Are Actively At Work signing
Fiayers-Gooa Mon Signed by
Akron. Mansfield and Caution.
Dead Broke" Wilson's Pedestrian
rour-7Las Nights Rowling Games,

- H.IN : II ii "
secretAFy Ba,rows aud Manager White,
of tho Wheeling Base Ball Club, expect.
edthat they would DO able to close tho
contracts With the owner OF the GROUND
on tho North end Of, tho leland on which
they will locate tho now base ball park
and with the Wheeling RAILWAY Com.
pany Tor tho financial encouragement.
which Il agrees to extend to the club,
button accounted a difference that arose
during the day between the Wheeling
and ovot.the.riyer street cas limos, as TO
tho joint share b tho expense o! laying
down.ho switch in front OF tn, park,
the contracts worc not signed.
Unexpected that everything will DO
closed In proper shape auL en,irely
satisfactory all around early next week
whom work on the ball park will be
started. Last evening MIR. Barrows re-
turned 10 Pittsburgh, but no will be
hero next Monday morning and will
then permanently remain In Wheeling.
as will Manager White, who will move
up from Bellaire. az
Aswlll be seen elsewhere tho Inter-
state managers in oshor cities arc hus.
ting with big IN and the sooner
Manager White gets his men under
cover the be.tor twill DO. Wheeling
nevor was a good town for q tail.eud
segregation OF ball tossers and 1t b asn't
changed aimee 90, when professional
ball was last seen here. "Bily" White
Is q good player. ). and more important, is
q judge Of good player, and tho
Wheeling fans expect that he will
gather around him team tina. will not
DO . likely candidate for place in the
second division. The new Interstate
contracts will be out to-day and White
expects 70 have his men. signed before
the end Of tho coming week.
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MANSFIELD NIANlNEsT1NG
The Proper sp.rlt--aIauasero' Brien Sign.
- ~ ssss-s5r Jiur Good play.r.

The Proper sp,rlt--Manasero 'Bricn Sign.
.S Ing Good Players
Special Dtpa.ch 70 tie Ia.ss.tta::r.
MASsFtELp. O., March 29.-Sincs the
1ntes.state league is known to be a 70,
renewed interest ia being manifested in,
base ball here, and Manager Frank
OBrien is assured of cordial co.opera.
ton from local patrons OF the game who
have furnished fn,ncial backing in
former seasous. Manager O'Brien vii.
return from Allegheny in few days TO
begin active work. He has signed a
number Of players, among them Billy
Ottersou. the famous Wheeling short.
stop OF the old Tri-Stase league, and
Pete Summers, Of .his city. formerly
with the Columbus team, aud later
with the ST. Louis Browne for part OF
the season. who will play lett field and
occasionally 90 into the box.
Tho old base ball park. at the foot OF
East Fourth street, will be placed lin
condition In q few days, and tho COM
pleted club viii be in practice BY
April Is. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
BELL1II.E.
All Sorts OF Local News und Gossip from,
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Local Sews und Gossip from
the Glass City.
The election next Monday is for local
officers who will have charge CT affairs
IN local government for from one To
three years, and upon their acts will
depend largely tho matter OF local taxa
ton. the Republicans have put excop.
tionally good men OF the principal part
OF their ticket. For township trustee
Joseph Clements. than whom no more
capable or careful man could have boon
found, while for treasurer John W.
l.!!les IS deserving and competent
man. For water works trustee, Mord
Nelson, faithful. honorable and ell.
cient member OF the present boart! is Up
Tor reelection; while for members OF
tho school board. r. NJ. Gillilaud and
Robert Brown are honorable citizens
who were selected by q popular vote DO.
c1uao they represent what tho Republi.
cans want i'll school affairs, and are GU
titled to tho hearty support OF their
party. and tho ladies who vote as we'll.
Some time ago thcrc was quito com.
motion raised hero over tho failure OF
some OF tho graduating class TO pass tho
examination, the failures occurring in
grammar and arithmetic. The lists OF
questions used in thoso studios at that
examination were givon in four differ.
ont schools in tho immediate vicinity.
The time was limited in each case to the
same they would have had il the whole
test had been given. Tho loves. gen.
eral average made in any branch in any
OF the schools wRs 70 Dcr cont, and tho
highest was DC por cent. IL will DO re-
mcmbe.ed that the class hero made a
general average, OH tho samo lists, OF 50
and W per cont. Tho teachers In tho
noighboring schools idcl proud OF their
clnsFes and tho pupils arc alao enjoying
the distinction in their favor.
Tho city schools arc closed for one
week, but tho country schools hero
abouls will have no spring vacation be.
cause tho term closes in five weeks.
Several now buildings here aro being
rapidly pushed to completion and there
aro indications o! other new structures
going UP this season,
Robert Wcstlake, thob ball catcher,
has secured his release from tho In.
diannpolis team, and will play at Hazel
ton, Pa, this snason.
Tho water works trustees sold tho two
old boilers taken out at tho works, one
to q. W. Armstrong; Tho other to tho
Captiua coal works.
William Boyco. Of this city, has sold
his lonaea on four farms in tho Maraiieli
county oil fold to Dunlovy & AlcTAlrc,
Of Wheeling.
Row. D. W. iIolnos preached in tho
Unitod Presbyterian church Inst night.
where services have been held nll of
this week.
James ". Wise Inns been engaged by
tho Barnosviilo Canning Company to
manage their plant this season..
A number Of glassworkora from this
city will attend n meeting at Martins
Forty this cvoning.
John A. Gallahor and vito have re.
turned from Marietta.
For u number OF ycarH tho road limo
.aolg'tho Kslly..placotonRoso hill has
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What All Sorts OF People ut tho Ohio End
of the Erll "a Arc DDInr

What Al Sorts OF People ut the Ohio End
of the Erid,o Arc Doing.
County Auditor Joe" Henderson was
in town last evening On route to Wheel.
ing to attend u meeting OF al oil com.
pany in which he has au interest.
lnterost in the women's vote is in.
crossing. and tho present indica,ions
arc that there will be largo vote cast.
Frank Fisher lost n valuable trick ca,
recently. He suspects it was stolen and
has tho officers looking for it.
r. B. Mitchell, the new postmaster oil
Bridgeport, vii! take charge OF tho Office
on next Monday.
Hon. Nowoll krnnon was in Bridge.
port yesterday OH legal business.
Squire R. Y. Howell wen. oas, ycs,cr.
day.
j. X. Jolly left ior Pittsburgh ycu,cr,
day. g3% 81
Harry N. Clark is at home sick.
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NEw ORLEANS, March 29.-Clo.iug
day Crescent City Jockey Clubs winter
meeting. weather tiae; track fast. Re-
suits:
First, six ilrlongs-virgin won; Pan.
way second; Reydina third. limo,
l:l5t.
Second, purse, one mile-Trscorara
won; Are!ire second; Ether third.
Time. l:ll.
Third, purse. two miles-Rapidan
won; llotspur second; Florence 7.
third. Time, 1884,.
Fourth, tho Orleans handicap for
three.year-olds and upwards, elk fur
longs = Prince Imperial won; Long
Brook second; Revenue third. Time.
l:li?.
Firth. selling, Ave and hall furlongs-
Dead hea. between Verdi and Van
Brunt land the mouoy was divided; Che
noa third. Time. 1904.
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MOUNDSVuLE,

A Miscsllaneous AInlau.u OF Minor 1Iat.
tors from Marshalrs Metropolis.
Big Excitement is reported on Fish
creek. The oil well being pus,dowu on
tho Cyrus liiggs farm in that section
was expected to:be drilled into the sand
yesterday and has caused quite au un-
easiness among the leasors there. The
prospects are saidIto be good, and never
before has the enthusiasm been so great
around the place. No late reports ro-
vcaled tho fact tina. oil had yet been
struck. The South Penn Oil Company
is still taking up tho vacant territory in
the county. II is said they now have
under thcir control almost the entire
territory lying north and east between
the mouth OF Fish creek and the Penn
sylvania state line. They are not tho
promoters OF tho we'll on the lIigg.
farm. 10 controlled by company OF
private individuals.
Mra. Margaret Clegg, wife OF John
CleSg, died about s o'clock Thursday
afternoon at her home on Tenth stroot
after an illness OF few weeks. She was
eighsy.three years Of agc and an old ros.
ident Of this city. Her funeral will
take place this afternoon Mt 2 o'clock.
Her husband Is still living at tho age OF
eighty years and is totally blind.
The bazaar and festival given by the
Ladios' Sowing Society OF the II. Z.
church. a. the opera house on Thursday
evening, was grand success. Tho at.
tendance was large and an enjoyable
time was spent. The receipts noted
500. :.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Presby-
terrain church hold their annual otter
Ing ut tho residence OF Mrs. Hon. l.. Il.
Pnrdyl last evening. Supper was served
in Il most excellent stylo and n delight
full cvenin: was spent.
A number OF minors from the Fair.
mont region are moving to this section,
and arc being employed by the Glendale
Coal Company.
J. 2. Bailey has returned to Charles.
ton, aflor having organized branch OF
tho First National Building and Loan
Association.
!. G. Baxter and family will leave for
Caldwell, O., OH Sunday, whore tIley
will roHide in the future.
The incorporators Of tho American
Building and Loan Association will
meet OH Monday evening.
Tho Junior League OF tho NJ. l.. church
is practicing for All entertainment to bo
given soon.
a. l. Whitaker and George Rankin,
of Franklin district, wcro horo yestor.
day.
ShoriH @. G. Mathews moved into
Mrs. j. A. Works property yesterday.
The twin sons OF Jake Morris died
and wore buried yesterday.
Thomas T. Deogaa. OF Bsnwood, was
in tho city yos,ordW.
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iiollowa; Ailsa. l2h Ohm COS; Britannia,
In 0lm VIA britannia, however, 70.
gained the lead In beating oil shorO 10
NO drst mark and was 20 secon dsahoad
~ that point. Tho grand race between
no two crack yacht, continued, bu. In
'hc beat homo to tho finish OF tho aec.
Smd round Ailsa repassad Britannia.
.Ihe Times Of tho two yachts ut the anu
OF o INC second round were. AilSa, III G3u,
wa; britannia, III a5m ia. Aiier bent.
,,nH, Oh shore In tho last round Atlsa was
lead'h2 by 10 seconds aud was locked
npon Us likely to win tho race. Tho
tnial' was u srNnd ono. The time Of
tho Two yachts In crossing the line Of
tho race were; Ailsa. III 20m 49,;
britannia, III ISM 4S,. Mi 4
Tho resull Of to.day's raco provoa
conc'nalvoly that Ailsa will DO n
good boat sin$a irosli wind and n son
when thoroughly 1t for racing. Tho
contest between tho two cutters to-day
was ono OF thu iinoat races over soon.
Both yachts woro sailed In mas,orly
style, and tho result forms n, reliable
test Of tho two racers, rs tho advantages
gained wore aboutpvonly balanced.
u Us sa
.aE GEORt:E TnERVES',s NvIcS rN
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CANTON COMPLETING
Its Interstate Base Bali ream--Some Fast
Men Secured.

HH-
Men Secured.
Erid! Dspctea TO ne Ia.G!ia.neer.
CANTON. O.. March 2a.-The Canton
team for the Inter.state league iztbeing
filled rapidly. They will report Tor duty
April II. The following have becn
signed: William Delaney. OF Canton,
second base; Joe Bauohers. OF Peters
burg, Va, shortstop; David Handy, OF
Brocton. Mass. third base; Tom
:OBrieu, OF Oil City, Pa. outtield Jack
Schrade., Of Uhrichsville. outfeld;
Charles Mitchell, OF Sharon Pa, pitcher;
Charles Pi,zer, OF Roam oke. Va, catcher;
John Held. Of Birmingham, Ia, pitcher.
The uniforms OF the club will be
black, With red trimming, black caps
and.rsd stockings. The battery viii! be
red.
i A. L. Goble, OF Grand Rapids, who
will manage the team this season, Is in
the city signing players and making ar
rangemen,s for the opening Of the aea-
son. Indications point towards crack
team, ono tnat will rank toremos. in the
Interstate.
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been in dispute. and this week C. c.
Kelly had fence built enclosing por.
ton Of the road. as he believes his prop.
orty line calls for. The fence was torn
down, and tho line is now to be definite
ly aettled in court.
William Fulton, dairymm south OF
town, had piece of one Of his cara bit
OF by horse.
Tho paint brush is adding to the ap.
pearance OF property in various places
about town.
There was n water haul at the mayors
court yesterday. b
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IN A FRESH HI:l:EZis
Aiiaa Proves Ier Superiority Over Wales
Crnck Cntter britannia,

AHA Proves lier superiority Over wales
Crack Cntter. BRITANNIA.
NICE, March 29.-Ailsa and Britain.
mia, with strong westerly wind blow.
ing and slight sea running. started
at II o'clock to-day with recfed main.
sails and housed topmasts in the race
for the James Gordon Bennett cup,
valued at $500 aud $500 in specic.
'Ailsn, however, had two reefs In hcr
mainsai! whila Britannia contentcd
herself with one roof. Tho prince OF
Wales' cutter crossed tho lne with n
lead Of t!roe lengths and Kept ahead
on tho close reaching to the fret mark.
boat. Thorc britannia stayed md
Ailsa kept away round and Britannia
lost her lead. RI. u
w In tho run for tho next mark Ailaa
led by % seconds IA! tho loo mark.
From there Il was q cloac roach homo
and tho first round waa concluded as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
HAl;vESr wON TWO
Games From the Old South Side Tall.
#r7a enlers, Mozart.


The Mozart team last season figured
IN uudlspnted possession OF the South
Side league tail end. and if;the pace a.
which the team started the summer
season last night with Fet,e', Harvest
crowd Is maintained. the team will be
IN the same old place. The rolling of
,Scheele and Yenke, OF Harvest, was tho
ieaturs,iu the first game. HarveIs won
both. Thu, ~-hras.
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Ross 7. Cnzw soils Wall Paper.

De- WIrr'y Wlrcm HAZEL SAlvr cured
J. G. Gorre!l OF tho worst cases Of cczu.
ma ever Known in tho atatc OF Indiana.
1t cures scalds, burns. indolent cores
AMI noyo. fai5to cure piles. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, ". Va, b. I. Peabody,
Bnnwood. aud Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
Akron Signing Player.

Manager George Rhue, OF the Akron
team OF the Interstate association. is
already signing players, among those
who have affixed their signatures 70
contracts being the following: Frank
Violet. ou,-fclder; Frank Lowry,
catcher; William Clark, pitcher; oil late
OF tho Virginia state league.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

There is no medicine before tho pooplo
equal to Hoods Snrsnparila. tits tho
standard sprins medicine mud blood
purifier and 1t possesses peculiar merit
which others try in vain to reach. It
really makes tho weak strong. DO not
neglect to purify your blood this spring,
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

HEADACHE ia tho direct result Of in.
digestion and stomach disorders. Rom.
eay these by uslnS Do Wits Little
Early Risors. and yonr headache disnp-
pears. Tho Favori,o ll.tlo pills every.
whore. Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling, VI.
W., b. +. Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowie
& Co., bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
Ross I. CHEW sells Wall Payer.
Notice..

] wan, every man and woman in the
United States interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have one OF my
books on these diseases. Address L. ii,
WooLLgY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and ono
will be sent you FREQ. sawy
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Hoon's PILLS become tho iavori.o
ca.hartic witt, every ono who tries
them. sc per box. G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

Sherman Symmetry. sn 'lcelanIor,
Twin. in Pittsburgh, ha, boon cent to
Jail for stealing and butchering neigh.
bor's bulldog.
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Harvest Feste ll2. Scheele lGl,
Friend l3S. Stripple ll6, Ienke l6e,
Bauman los; total SOi.
Mozart-Trady l4l, Viewig l0i. Nolte
l67, Roth III, Schtebe 100, Blind III;
total ia 80.
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EoSs Y. CHEW sells Wall Paper.
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WALL PAr&ls, half price. Ros, 7. Curw.
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BItlDGEpoI.T BRIEFS.

WALL PAPERS, half price, Ross Il. CnEw.
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DNISK TIE oNLy-Schm lbnch's Book
Isopr.
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SECOND GAME

Harvest = Fette 1871, Scheele lac.
Friend l26, Strippie l222, Yenke IDS, Bau.
man ll3; total 1872.
Mozart-Trady ll3. Vieweg l04, .Nol,e,
l26, Roth lij. schrebe 1873, Blind 1873 !
total 1856.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

FlSE Wall Paper, Ross r. Clrgw.