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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

room so much resents as a likeness to
any other ballroom than his own. He
must be individual Mrs. Henry Clews
and Mrs. Havemeyer own rooms much
alike. But the florists suspends chains
OF flowers from the one TO make an
arbor and the other he sets with potted
plants in the severe English style. The
Yerkes and the Jack Gardner ball
rooms are alike and must be differently
treated
The first Vanderbilt ball will be given
after or during the holidays, and the
young woman secretary who has these
matters in charge in the household Is
receiving estimates for flowers. A
Greek in the lower part of New York
supplies the candy boxes. A French
man who keeps a select private estab-
lishment makes the ices and creams in
desired shapes, flowers, &c. A New
York florist supplies the blooms, and
with the help of the architect trims the
room. Even the musicians require pre-
vious consultation, for the selections
must be in accord with the person who
gives the bail. debutante or matron-
selections popular or sedate.
A million for few dances is not high
estimate when d series OF balls such as
New York will have this winter is con-
sidered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
LOST AND WON.

A tennis court
Some pretty sport
The lawn is bright with gazers;
And pouring tea,
So daintily
Are pretty girls in blazers.
"Rattling volleym
This is jolly"
Good playing at the nett"
mo cream for you?
One lump or two?
For really l forget"
yes; she's pretty,
What pity -,
The men don't care
Oh see! look there" -,
THAT rally was immense.
"Can Harry play?
Well-in a way
Too short TO have much reach!'
"You think my gown
A poem in brown?
Thanks for that pretty speech!'
Jack, you here TOO:
So nice of YOU
To stroll in on our tea.
"Please drop my hand!
They'll understand,
Don't look that way at me!'
IT'S game and set
"You won't foTget?'
Her eyes seek his above;
He's won the game.
Though. all the same,
His only score is love!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

-',' . ....'..'... 1,.,-, ~ ,.as MANNED
. .0.. N--,.. yorl. ror-
'.le NJ D.,uel san. 10 d NoN ~, ~ a. A,, Ina
,,r r,. b4II--1.m DRAW DESIGN OF a
r,..... f.r.I decoration and have the
..,I-r,e,, r....... ..n .s uossible."
rre ror..t .ro..t- .ri Manned and
...'.,.f IfraI,, h. ti4 rDon fine
....,.' Scheme Ir ,,.s SUGGESTED TO b.r
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

-.rt. 1898. by Ryman Interview
SyndiCate)
r.eud0rs of the recent balls az
... are aii the more remarkaDIe
... reflect that twenty years ago
not q private ball room IN
..trv To-day not a modern
INT has one. The first ball
r.r. built by New York million
N1w The woman of wealth and
ariousiy crippled i'm her ca
V..I-be leadership unless sur
r-ru0m of her own.
INST magnificent private pail
..r fancy dress affairs, was
MIS-. William C.. Whitney in
..um oi her new house shortly
r. Wmucy's term as secretary
N.r. The house had originally
r which the money OF Mrs.
turned into a great handsome
rra floors were polished, stain
-. windows SET I'm. alcoVes bullt
... --.erb decorations ana Irescoes az
rrrr SGT The rage for private ball
r- and from chat time on belmont
.....vqs rsea for public balls only. And
ru,es that had been throwing
-.u.irs-rocms. receptiOn-rOOms and
..r,..y- .frrn ONE" for ball felt very
ol-aslioual indeed
MRS. FACETS BALL.
The Whitney ballroom has been
...-.I for 1870 years but it viii De
a-,-af .-.Ia this winter. 1t is beau
r..' room more square than bathrooms
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
WHY" on THE BALL FIELD.

The girl sat on the base ball stand
All but her beau had fed,
And he poor chap, could not demand
Relief from what she said.
"Why does the pitcher throw IL so!
She murmured in diSmay,
such actions violent. you know,
His awkward moves display.
Why does he so eXpectorate
Upon the snow white LAlE
Was he not taught until too late
That that's not nice at all!
WHY does that fellow don a cage
And let his voice resOund
In cries of strike" awak. ming rage
In those upon the ground!
Why do the runners always ran
And slide upon their face;
or else-they do not care at all
T'pOn some other place.
Why do the people murmur Rank!
He has no rank, It's plain;
WHY does that player, lean and lanK,
Seem in such awful pain?
WHY does the catcher wear that PAD
Close to his bosom pressed?
And why has not the other mad
Ills clothes cut like the rest
WHY does that player swing the WOOD
In such reckless way
And question as no good man snou!d,
What those behind him say?
WHY do the men such colorS wear
But here she turned her mead,
Aud then at last became aware
Her escort had dropped dead.
Nebraska State journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

"Ar, Editor-Wm Va nleaA to an
,onnoo tbrue vo,,r columns Inv he APP
nointment of the Sunday School\ CON
I porl-il' - col, after The music +Arue
the comfy and the Different Sunday
schools Sol, to cir on a uniformity Of Books
& | am devoting my best Energies IL
the caus of vocal music and more Esq
pecially church music. l Believe all
most Every One can learn to Sing and
| believe thatEvery One Should do so.
certainly all christians Should Sing in
ttnre Devotional Fx.r.ize Whether il
-a I'm ,.ireh Su-G9, school Or Family
1,-orsr-., +tov eroull sioy INTELLIGENT
!, Vr,-I- hid. ..,,,,if and win tfo under
s+s,,A,., r.....,inc -. = no tlat the best
r-.,t- En-. tia r.c.,Io to learn ta Sing is
Inv having y good singing School taught
In cro-r community al usL once a.
vow o-fc. -.v .rr.lro urnn the fol-
i,,.ir, rra...,.a.,ic terms q Convention
of 6y, ys,e $1,000 and Expenses q
Sin ..,.a school VI f.. DAVIS Tor $500
DC..sr. .,a lyper4.- a Normal School
Of ION u.- 1886 Dollars and Expencs
F,,t,,s.a,..-u-rs NTl DE- made iu any
- - tr.....l., ..-. n go. Want .o have
r.r.. -.,.,r- .r.pr...a On if vou wish
r. h3ye.a normal 10 that you may learn
hou to tcac.. ording 10 tAe very best
IN lods V.e to Mt AID ] VIII take
pleasure ill., helping you.
THOMAS NIi,A%DA.
aug. 81. 1885,.
Foeline somewhat sacleneI iasJ
week Dy lae Joss ~ . 500" '-.s1' or
heifei Waifn o!oh- mo iAe i'|i "-lI
ate dozen AI Delt ~ ~" OulA.S'
lantern which "r h@4 JUS. IoAElI Tor
use in i-te su2ui peter "i-l.n Va 70
have been A-'Ieh 'A -.l 5i''li"s .u'1
month, l ran n oyer VIE o'-''''i
column OF Inc lo-rs,op.. a. .ii ~. '-s.
stanza OF d 'iIoute I,,' 49,
cheer me up. EVEN @'. "Di'.'! wa,
umn. II read III lne Ie"t 9'"i' 10y
be OF great service IN sehdl'-s sunshine
into sad heart. II Leaus -.
Dry up your tears anu DC content
For George Is WIN MS saviour uedI'
And waiting Tor your neI riiin
Because he Knows your IiIie clear'
When | write thaI KIM ol poetry l
get it briskly BACK WIN such udIA quo
pencil marks on II thaI cannot u.s. II
on another editor without much annoy
ance and delay
The past week has been given up al
most entirely to the care Of my smok-
ing tobacco crop. II can save Il with
out any more rain on it, the crop will
90 quite away toward paying for the
9uano used in encouraging its growth
his season.
- oono,a11v known nv chewers
g $50 - LOO nat Land in it's natural state
Oh roD oot nrodrce tobacco hut has TO be
s " ~ rc NV heroic treatment with
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
"Rranchville Pc S C"

I was about to say that the last SEN
tence was rather striking, but as the
letter is all one sentence, a sort OF life
sentence, will leave the remark I'M
made
Under the heading of "Curiosities of
Literature" the following just taken
from the columns of neighboring
paper, might be amusing and instruct
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
A RECOLLECTION.

When the hot sun scorches the asphalt
When he treetops shrivel beneath the
There comes a memory wondrous sweet.
Like q distant soft refrain,
NJ the time when over the snow we sped
GTben the heart was highland lighter the
When + while the jewelled moments fed
Went sle!ghing with Mary Jane;
How the crisp snow sang healH the rusH-
ing steel, r,.,.- Ito. -.,.,,,,,
How rippled her daughters merry peal
As we scurried along the iane!
co on thermometer. DO your worst!
Ssrd no The mercury till you burst.
Tint old impression is dearest, hrst,
That journey with Mary Jane.
Washington Star.
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ao So h'4 s 2a reS Say h2 2Iad p f2i thro
Dos H. go .' ,4y sols Week q Iae ar i tSo you
l.. IN, .er that, Ii ia my my way H..
1ag 5, 2as Up io5 5Sf Is ' Wa judgment day
y en 2iuo l-i' 100 10 .e reed.
S Sati, ZIP a.. a. 'a.@ "a 5 iToS
81 an s"o. go. IN , yer race
I.r .ild .o ... 70 YOU sO''
Where w. Te l..-. ...'.'' 'nea'h "iiieL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
MILLION FOR 4 WALTZ.
Wonderful New Designs Submitted by
Florists

decorating Famous Balloons.
Dvest Newport Balloons.
~-,s Thousand Flying Black
,~fs When Mrs. Almeric H.
1.-et Gives Her Bridal Ball
ye-derbilt's Moorish Recess.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
,rup HOPES WERE CRUSHED.

ibid ring came at the door,
she in the mirror glanced.
Tben tightly from the second hoor
Adown the stairway danced
60 feIt II was the handsome "he.
Who AT her stared so hard
When in her natty blQomerS she
Wheeled on the boulevard.
cbs coniured UP a winning smile
Then grasped the polished KNOB
And very gently turned ~, WI, %n1te
r-i,ar heck towards her room she new
Her lips with anger dumb
Twas but seedy peddler, who o.,
cried out. pants stretchers, MUM
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
PHARAoHs DAUGHrE RAND MOSES.

When Pharaoh's daughter
(Vint down 20 the water
Sure there was young Noses a-swimmin'
around.
Wild his basket all handy.
And stick of swate candy
To kone him from cryiu' until he was
found.
SEE she to the maiden:
"Bring here the young haythen,,
your trotfers be shakin'. .-e lazy colleen.
If the water once vets him.
Or the alligators gets him, .,,.,
rs no crocodile tears you'll be sheddin' =
I ween."
So Uhin from his swimmin'
II ,,,as brought TO the Wimmln
Faith. il shows how the blarney's re-
males chief JOY ,.,..
nate bow no was maxim,
Irst ne sure as I'm spakin'.
"Begorra." says she, hes the broth Oh a
boy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
A lily UNCLE.

A JULY JINGLE.
Oh de chicken scratch, en- scratch en-
scratch
When de rooster crow ger aay;
Moonlight in de melon-patch'-
Chnlun, cl'ar de way!
Chillun. clar de way.
Chillun. cpar de way;
De melon ripe.
With a milky stripe
Oh. chillun, cl'ar de way!
~, do brown hawk fly, 'twell he tech de
sky,
ne melon grow whar de fence run nigh
Chiliun. cl'ar dc way.
Chillun, crar de way,
Chinun. clar de way;
I almos' dead
20 de melon red
ChiIlun, cldr de way. .,..,.to-,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

Written for the Register.
FRED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-19
woIsKING UP rue Fam,

Agents on the Road-TiiC Greatest speoiA
Feature YOt.
To-day Mr.. George Salade will leave
for Toledo and Canton, O.. where tho
fairs are in progress this week, to inter.
est horse owners and others in tho great
annual State Fair here the frat week in
September. This week Robert Ander.
son will no at New Marttnsvillo and
McKoo's Rocks. These gentlemen have
represented the association here for
several years, and know all tho people
whose interest in the fair would DO
valuable. The increased premiums, tho
improved track and enlarged grounds
and the enterprise OF tho management
in tho endoaYOr to make the coming tair
tho opening OF now era. will enable
these and other representatives to 40.
euro tho best OF everything in the coun'
try. In addition to this. Prof. Nash's
cquestrian show Is the greatest special
feature tho association ever offered in
addition 10 tho fair proper Everybody
who has seen il Is enthuiinstic in praise
Of it, and tho press gives it n great
send oil" For instance the hunting.
ton Advertiser says:
mo fair in AmeEicaIs complete with.
out tho presence OF Professor Nash aud
his combination OF attractions and won.
ders. At tho Gnllia County Fair. Gal.
lipols, Ohio, last week, he and his as.
sociatoa electrified thousands Of people,
holding the multitude spell bound
while thoy performed ieats OF daring
aud skill tho like OF which were mover
before aesn. Tho phantaSmugoria, or
tho prial trapeze uct, is an exhibition
Of nerve seldom displayed by u woman.
She performs wonderful feats upon the
flying rings while the machine Is being
borne around the track at racing speed
by four thoroughbred horaos hitchod
within tho device.
Different programmes will 10 given
daily during fair week. This show is In
ittoll as attractive as the usual fair, to
say nothing OF tho variety and high
character Of tho usual departments.
The bicycle races on tho first day are
already Rrousing unusual interest.
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LoOAL BHEVITIEs.
Matters of ,Ilnor Momsut Ia aud About
the City,

Matters Of lIlnar hOmeut Ia Rnu Apout
tho CITY.
THERE was not case for the police
court Saturday morning.
A SPECIAL meeting OF the council
committee on cemeteries has been called
for this evening,
WEDNESDAY evening tho Wheeling
Park bartenderS will give their annual
picnic at the park, for which tue Opera
House orchestra will play.
A YOUNG man OF Martins Ferry
named McNichols had his head cut open
in fight at dance on Glenn's Run Sat
urdAy night, aud was attended TO by Dr.
], NJ, Hogan,
JOE WILLIAMS will leave to-day Tor
Pittsburgh. lie will run from there to
ConRslIsYille for three weeka aud then
go to Naw York. lie has a very good
job running on dining car.
En- Stein aud Charles Fox. OF
Wheeling, and Jack Bursee, OF Ben
wood, drove to SIStersyille, making an
easy jaunt OF it and having u good time
They will remain some days.
YESTERDAY lost child was picked up
and taken 10 police headquarters. II
was too young to give an account Of IL
self, but later it was called for. The
parents arc named Sharp, and live on
Lynn street.
IT ia expected that tho steam road.
roller recently purchNIed by the board
OF public works will be here to-day. A
deal has been suggested by which the
county may also have the benefit OF
tue machine on macadsm roads.
A MARRIAGE license was issued on
Saturday to Richard Kroggel, native
OF Germany, aged 81, and Carrie Temp
lin, u native al Germany, aged 81; alio
to Herman Zimmerman, native OF
Wheeling, aged %, and Annie Holbrook,
native OF Wheeling, aged q.
THE certificate OF incorporation OF the
DiCby Oil Company was left for record
ct Clerk Hooks office Saturday. The
incorporators are Q. A. Robinson, Frank
Booth, Frank 4. Hare, A. S. Hare and
J. G. Goodman, OF Piedmont A power
OF attorney was given to II, ]. Mondel.
TIE chemical engine was called to G,
Noumann'S dyelng establishment Satur-
day by still alarm, but It was not
needed. There was q general alarm.
also, caused by blaze at the house Of
Charles Kettler, at Twonty.sixth and
Jacob streets, in bath room, The dam
ago was slight.
SATURDAY baby buggy was missed
from room in tue Mcclure house. The
police were notified. and In the evening
Lieut.. Ingram found it in the room OF
another gentleman who happened to be
away Just then. Tho thief is known,
but owing to tho peculiar circum-
stances, no arrest was made.
SAruRDAY's fox chase on tho State
Fair grounds was such an enjoyable
affair that another will be given soon
after the State Fair. under tho same
management, and with nero ioxes and
more hounds. There was considerable
interest in Saturdays chase, and one
properly worked up would draw better.
TnE streets were very quiet again
Sunday, apparently everybody having
forIakOn the city. Tho sun was ex-
tremely hot, although the thermOme.
ter did not register as nigh as on Sa!nr.
day. There was quite brisk wind.
storm Saturday afternoon, and part OF
tho Baltimore & Ohio station was I'M
rooted, but no serious damage resulted.
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A report was circulated hors yester.
day to tho effect that tho VoglOT well,
No. ., in tho Dog Skin district, had
come in and was doing at tho ratio Of
200 to 300 barrels day. Later people
who came direct from tho field said this
report was untounded. but last night
people WHO came up from sistersvile
said tho vol hud undoubtedly been
drilled In, but that it could not be said
exactly how good producer it prom
ised to be.
1t was also said last night that tho
Bachman we'll, in which many Wheel.
ing people are interested, was showing
oil ia the bailer, There were q number
OF sensational reports aAoat, but no con.
tirmation OF any OF them could DO
obtained,
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ABOUT rnopLE.
Strangers IN tile CITY aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers 10 the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Harry l. Bond left last night for
Freeport, Me.
L. ST. Bartlett, OF Parkorsburg, is
Slamm arrival.
Mr.. D. GundlinG, son and daughter
arc homo from Alpena, Mich.
Ben Kraus is home from Atlantic
City aud other eastern points.
Mr.. George sauvageot, Of Clurksburg,
Is visiting his parents on Main stroOt.
Charles Evans aud Fred Robb. Of Nav
Cumberland, registered at the McLuro
yeItorday.
Miss Carrie Beier aud Miss Julia
lIOltIOy, left for Now York on visit OF
a week or ten days.
Mrs. ]. Q. Dent and daughter, OF
Bridgeport, are homo from visit to
friends at Warrington.
II. A. Wright, Howard salkold, A. NJ.
Burns aud q. K. Deuel., OF Sistersville,
are. guests at tho Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hoarne, two
children and maid arc registered ut tho
Calatact house, Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Charles S. Howell, Baltimore &
Ohio claim agent at Pittsburgh, vas
among his many Wheeling friends last
night
Mr.. John Frew. wife and daughter,
Miss Mollie Frew, have returned from
very enjoyable Soiourn at Atlantic City
and Cape May.
Mr.. John ConifT is busy Just now re.
CeiYing tho congratulations OF his
friends over tho arrival Of an olOvon.
pound boy at his hOmo Friday night,
Mother aud child arc doing we'll.
Howard Beckett, formerly proacrip.
lion clerk at Ioung's drug store, died
Saturday at his parents residence on
Fourteenth Atroot. 4 wide circle OF
iriOndS sincerely regret his death.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ridgloy, Mrs. lIobcccu
Boone aud Miss Mary Sloolc, Of Vest
Liberty, wore In tho city Saturday ON
their way TO the Monndsvillo camp
meeting. ThOy will DO entertained by
Rov. ). u. CARRIER at tho camp grounds,
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"pooDLE" pTlCE KILLED.

a Report to that Eneet Reached his
Family here Yesterday.
Last evening n tramp who had come
up from Parksrsburg told a story hero
OF the killing OF a young man at that
place who was supposed to DO Harry
Price, better known as poodle" Price,
oil this city. The man said young iel-
low had been killed there. and that he
had on his arm tho nNme Harry Price.
Tho description no gave tailed very
closely with that OF Poodle" The
father and family OF the young man felt
almost sure that he waa tho man,
but no details could be oh.
tanned, except that he lett two
notes. Chief OF Police Bennett was up.
pealed to, but could learn nothing to
confirm tho story. The description
given, however, was 80 exact rs to make
It almost certain that poodle" was tho
mRu or that the whole story was au in
ventiOn. lie was the Youngest and only
surviving sou OF Noah Price, and has
been away from homo for some timo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-19

Tho gcntlomanly artists who dispcn'e
beverages to the thirsty throngs at
Wheeling park will give a picnic at tho
park on Wednesday, August u. There
will DO many ieRturo1 to attract tho
general public. The Opera House bund
will be oil hand aud discourse prone.
made and dancing music Prof Hem
thorno will give u musical entertain.
mont at tho Casino, and tho bowling
alloys will afford enjoyment for those
who like that form Of amusement, A
special motor will leave the park at |
o. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-19
oil LEASING ACTIVE.
The Demand tor Territory In Ohio County
on the Increase.

The Domnud Tor Territory IN OHIO county
on the Increase.
For soms reason the demand for oil
and gas leases in Ohio county seems to
increase In activity, every day. Who
tho leslees represent is matter OF dis
cuSsion, but no light has yet been
thrown on 1t, The territory most de.
sired, apparently, ia in the eastern end
OF Triadelphia district. The terms Of
lered by the agents arc much
alike in all cases. These require
the beginning ot well in ninn.
ty DAYS. Several property owners
have insisted on having the limit ro.
dured to thirty days, and have succeed
cd in leasing on that basis, A few have
refused to lease on any terms, and
others have had attorneys draw up
leases for thom which were rejected,
1t Is said on good authority that, the
Standard Company has q man in tho
field, but 1t Is suspected that much oil
the leasing IL OF speculative character,
A few OF tho laAsea on tho Island have
the stipulation that test we'll must be
started in thirty days, and many people
who have paid close attention 10 the
local operations believe that thOrO will
bs thorough tOst there ut an early day,
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the day Of grace had haou linued away,
liz gave aiso an instance OF Young
woman who did yield, and who, had she
moi done 90, would never have had an
other chance, She died soon after,
leaving bright testimony that she wont
home to God. His exhorIatlon at tho
close was very affecting, A number
came to the altar and q great altar
service was hold.
Tho doctor went away at midnight,
and the prayers and we'll wishes Of
everyone who has heard him follow.
The closing services OF the camp
meeting will DO held this morning at
$3.50.
Tho crowd yesterday numbered at
least 1000, some think moro, but this
is a conservative estimate. Tho very
best OF order prevailed everywhere
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OF Fort Wayne, Ind, writes on Nov 20, 1884,
NJ was afflicted for forty years with heart
trouble and suffered untold agony. Ihsd
weak, hungry spells, and my heart would
palpItato 50 hard, the pain would DO so acute
and torturing, that became SO weak and
nervous could not sleep. wns treated by
several physicians without relief and gaYc
up ever being we'll again. About two years
ago Icommouced uaing DR.. Miles Remedies,
ono bottle OF the Heart Cure stopped all
heart troubles and tho Restorative NoFyino
did tho rest,and now sleep soundly and at
tend to my household and social duties with
out any trouble.
Sold by druggists Book sent free. Address
DR.. Niles Medical Co., Elkhartr Ind,
DR.. Niles Remedies Restore Health,
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WnrfOn-lIIvOr sovon.tcnths OF q foot
and stationary Weather cloar aud
warm.
oil UIty-lIivOr 10 inches and falling.
Weather Clcnr aud pleasant.
Gfeonsborn-li iycr u ioOt inches nnl
falling Wuhthot cloar and warm. Tho
Adam Jacobs Ia duo mp aud down.
SlOubOnvlllo-liiyOt 9 foot 8 lnOhoI.