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The Newtown bee., 1895-07-26
HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS.

MT and Mrs H. W. Graham of New Haven are spending the summer Eat Gfl- bert l.. Brooks farm, Pleasant View, White Hills.
 Our citizens have been favored with a generous supply of s. B. cough drops, no doubt by the order of the manufac. turers. Tell them to do it again.
 Having is about over with us; the crol was rather lighter than usual.
 MT Lee has occasion to brag about hi: fine crop of Cuthbert raspberries. They are the finest we have seen.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

Miss Della Hubbell is visiting her friend, Miss Rose of Bridgeport, this week.
 Miss Grace Nissan was bitten, last week, by one of Miss Murray's ferocious dogs, as shewas passing the house. Her clothing was badly torn. Such nuisance ought to be attended to.
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STAMFORD.

Mrs John R. Latin is doing a nice business in poultry. A fine new hen- nery has been built,S with modern i'm provements, making it pleasure to care for fowls
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Hi, there.
 What arc you reading?
 McIntyre's "ad" of course. 'Tis tn, most profitable news to me in any pa per.
 Well, don't you know never was in. side the store in my life.
 Never inside the store in your life Your pocket book must be mighty big then and you must be believer ir high prices and large profits, in short old boy, you missed half your life and paid high for your negligence.
 Tell you my wife does all the Dry Goods trading and if you go to McIn- tyres now guess you'll find her there. Shake.
 Great Scott, read this, 1000 yards 3S inch all wool Dress Goods, same kind been selling at soc. Inventory price 25c yd.
 Going to take that paper home?
 Yes, am,
 Well then,let me write that down 80 my wife can know it. That's some thing worth remembering.
 Just read this, 15oo yards Outing Flannel same as others ask 1Uc for. Will be sold att 1-2c yd.
 Hold on, let me note that down. Now read away.
 50 dozen Ladies' Fast Black Hose stamped Mcintyre" Dye and Make. cheap at 17c, now 12 1-2c pair.
 Got that downP
 Yes.
 2000 yards Check Nainsooks in many patterns, just the thing for chil- dren's dresses, nothing better sold at 10c. Going now at Sc yd. Told my wife the other day the girls ought to have a new dress. What next? All our Dimities that were 15c, 18c and 20c, marked now 12 2c yd. Wife said some of her relations were coming next week. Wish she had :! something for them to sew, guess I'll take note of that. Relations might | just as well earn their board. 100 more just such bargains to offer. i Give you 10c for that paper. No, am going up town you can buy 1 one for cent on the way down. You say McIutyre's address is 834-84O Chapel St,
 New Haven, the new store Good bye.
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WEsTPoRT.

E. N. Sippefly accepted another part ner to the firm on Sunday, July 21. We hope the young son will not be as quick as his father.
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PIONEERS RECOMMENDATION.

Mir ". Venabie, of Downey, pion- ger of Los Angeles County, Cal, says: Whenever am troubled with pain in the stomach or with diarrhoea 1 use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy. have used it for years, know it to be reliable remedy, and recommend it to every one.a For sale by E. F. Hawley Newtown, and s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook.
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Fairfield County News.
BETHEL.

DEATH OF GEORGE B. DYkEMAN.
 The mortal remains of George B. Dykemau were brought from Middle town to this place. Saturday night. He was resident of Stony Hill district, where he Was buried on Sunday after noon, Rev William Morrall officiating. The deceased left an invalid wife, one son and daughter, who is the wife of William Patchen.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-26

Do not neglect the symptoms of im- pure blood. Do not disregard Natures cry for help. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla and guard az ainst serious illness and prolonged suffering.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-26

Before taking it l had falling of the womb; such bearing-down pains, back ache, and kidney trouble. I had had eight children, and was approaching the change of life.
 s'I took the Lydia E. Pinkham's Yege- table Compound and Liver Pills; was cured of all my troubles, and passed through the change all right, and now am fifty-four years old and we'll My daughter had catarrh of the bladder, and 1t cured her. I send you my picture with my grandson, whose mother was cured by your remedies. I will recommend your Compound to every body MRS L. KELLY. Patrhogue. L.I.
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In Litchfield County.
 KENT.
KENT
A FRAUD BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.

On Wednesday, July 10, man who
 gave the name of James Carpenter, reg { istered at the Kent Inn, with the osten- sible purpose of purchasing a farm in
 the neighborhood, but as circumstances
 proved he was boarding house beat.
 Whether he gave his right name or not
 is uncertain from the fact that a letter
 was found in his possession addressed to Edgar Seymour. He claimed as his res-
 idence Yorktown, N. Y, but it is possible
 that he came from Tarrytown, as he had
 medicine bottles with labels which show ed they were furnished by druggist in the latter place. At the end of the week
 MT Duck, proprietor of the Inn, asked
 him to pay his board, which he refused
 to do, whereupon MT Duck caused him to be arrested upon complaint made by a grand juror and at the trial on the fol-
 lowing day before Justice T. D. Barclay
 he was found guilty and sentenced to pay fine of $7 and costs of suit, which fine he failed to pay and was therefore taken to the jail in Litchfield, where he will remain until the amount is paid or he works it out at 50 cents per day. The same man has victimized people in other l towns near here in the same manner. A MT Bristol of Southville came here and positively identified him as being the same man who obtained board at his house for number of days and left in the night without paying his bill. When MT Carpenter was searched at the jail it I was found that he had no money nor any, thing else of value in his possession.
 MT and Mrs Henry Spooner of Chica- l go are at B. Hatch's for few days on their return from the Y. P. s. c. E. con- vention at Boston. MT Spooner gave a synopsis of the convention at the Con- gregational church, Sunday evening, and all who heard him felt that the next best thing to being at the convention was to be here and hear Mir Spooner tell of it. MT and Mrs c. Mead of Orange, N. J., 1 were at Rev B. M. Wright's over Sunday and Mir Mead, who is an excellent sing CT, favored the people of the Congrega- tional church with solos at both morning and evening service.
 Miss Brooks of Bridgeport is visiting Miss Josephine Smith.
 MT and Mrs Frank Lee Newton were in town couple of days, last week. Frank returned to Waterbury, Sunday, leaving Mrs Newton here for few days visit among her friends.
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In New Haven County
sOUTHBURY,

AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 Rev W. H. Barrows delivered very appropriate sermon for the times in which we live, in the Congregational church, last Sunday, from Hebrews 10 :25, "Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together as the manner of some is." The discourse was listened to with much interest.
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K Stomach and bowel complaints are best relieved by the timely use of De- Witt's collie and cholera cure. Insist on having this preparation. Don't take any other. Edgar F. Hawley, Newtown; ; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake man. Botsford.
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FAIRFIELD.

Principal Francis H. Brewer of Fair field academy, who has been at Lake
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All! THAT'S DELICIOUS,

Healthy and Invigorating, b glass of Cold Root Beer. made from Nutmeg Beer Extract, only 10c bottle, making 5 gallons of best Root Beer it's possible to make; also Wild Cherry Extract. Cool Delicious Summer Drinks on Ice, Naugatuck Diamond Gin ger Ale, Hop Ale, Cream Soda Water with Fruit Syrups, Blood Orange, Raspberry, Pine Apple, etc.; also Londonderry Lithia Water, pints $1.50 dozen.
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Beecham s pills for consti- patton Ios and a5s. Get the book at your drug ggist's and go by t.
 An6a4l sAlss ness than souaaou boxsA
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THE FRENea STALLION.
PRIMO

Wilkes Brino, 5IlS ? g, he by Hambrino, s20 sire of Delmarch LII 12. Dam Cricket by Miller's Hambleton 34e5 second dam Patty by Tim Ir1ce thoroughbred third dam Fanny by Conner ISottom. Primo will be at the farm o
 NJ. A. Fogg, Carn el Hill, Bethlehem. Service fee si0. Ali inquiries by mail cheerfuily all swered. Also Devon bull for service
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BETHLEHEM.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO N. L. BLOSS.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO N. L. BLOSS.
 N. L. Bloss met with serious acci- dent, last week Thursday afternoon. As he was riding horseback to work his horse became frightened and threw him off. As a result of the accident he has severe cut on one elbow, a bruise on one hip and the horse stepped on his side with his hind foot, bruising il severely. No bones were broken and he is able to be about the house. Dr H. S. Karrman of Wocdbury attended him.
 Miss Annie Allen of Woodbury is ir town fitting the ladies up in the latest style of dresses.
 Julius Eggleston is at his grandfath. er's, Israel Percey's.
 Miss Elizabeth Fem has left Mrs Robert Munson's employ and gone to Morris.
 Mrs J. B. Porter and cousin, Mrs Susan Daley, last week, visited their
 
 cousin, Mrs G. J. Hull in Meriden. Mrs Daley stopped in Ansonia, for 8 visit with Mrs James G. Curtiss. Truman Cowles' family are spending some time at their country residence.
 Mrs Samuel P. Hayes visited in Wash ington, last week. MT and Mrs Asa Mallory and lady friend from Waterbury spent Sunday al at Carr Watson's. l Mrs Charles Botsford and daughter Miss Lena, of New Milford are visiting relatives and friends in this place. Miss Mary Aver is a guest of he brother and family at the Congregation al parsonage.
 Rev Edward F. Aver has had 8 shor visit from his mother-in-law and littl daughter.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-26

Philo rope and wash twist silks for em broidery at E. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-26

Beautiful line of stamp goods, siIkines,
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ADVERTISING
 RATES.

Local Notices in Brevier Type, 1oc Line. gist hasn't them in stock send to The Buker Pill Co, Bangor, Me.
 A book entitled "Good Health and Bukerss Kidney Pills" sent free on application
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LYDIA E. PINKHAMpS VEGETABLE
 COMPOUND
Benefits Three Generations.

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY REApERsl have used Lgdia E. Pinkhan,'s Vegetable Compound in my family ten years with the best of results.
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MUSIC TEACHING DEPARTMENT.

Excellent a we'll a for MT horoue and best musicians in the State.
The Newtown bee., 1895-07-26

MT and Mrs Frank Lee Newton were in town a couple of days, last week. Frank returned to Waterbury, Sunday, leaving Mrs Newton here for few days visit among her friends.
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RELI,AIItE
All sorts Of Local Nsw. and GoISIp from
tito Glass CltI,

All sorts OF Local NbWt AM uulAlp tFom
tho Glass CitI,
Carter Bros. recovered tho notes aud
papers that were stolen with their cash
Inc other day. The poCkOtbook COn-
tanning them was found under car IN
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
yard, where the thieves had evidently
made divide and thrown away all the
papers that could DO identified. This
Is another evidence that some ono in
the party 10 guile we'll up in his buSI-
moss,
Quite large crowd OF Good Tomplars
came down from Bridgeport and Mar
tins Ferry Thursday night and attend
I'd Meeting OF tho lodge here, at which
David Walker, recently returned from
the national convention az Boston, re-
cited his experience and the action OF
the national lodge, There were about
seyunty-hye Of the visitors aud all had
good time.
W. O. lSergundIhal brought up from
Powhatan Yesterday bunch OF wheat
ne n fur samptu OF whole hsIds ia that
vicinity, which indicator II very lair
crop. The sample was taken from tho Dor
SOW farm aud could hardly have been
better II grown to order.
Judge ]. Il, briggs and wife and Hon,
j. U. Hainl0in and wife went to Woods
field yesterday to spend week. Inc
ladies' will visit there while MesaTa.
Driggs and HeinUin will arrange TO
have tract oil oil land they own deyel'
oped.
Sohn Startling, u nephew OF Squire
Frauk Mason, rode through from Low
oil, Ohio, to his unclo's, IN this city, u
distance Of ninety miles, starting Thurs
day evening and arriving yesterday
morning,
George Jones camo in from FrRnkton,
Ind, with his bride, formerly Aliss
Mantle Campbell, oil that place, and
Mis-, Flora JackIey returned this season
with a husband in the person oil AlonSo
Barth.
The Ohio State League OF Republican
Clubs has selected one man in each OF
the eighty-eigIt counties to act as
campaign COMMITTEES. i. b. Archer WAS
chosen Us ths man from this county,
Three couples from this city drove to
Nj. Pleasant Thursday evening to hear
Talmage'S lecture, returning home that
night. Gate number went TO Free
port yesterday to hear him.
The deputy state food commissioner
was in the city Yesterday. and had a
case or TWO charged with using satellite
acid in tomato ca6up. There was no
denial and the deputy loft.
Mat AIdredge, the genial Republican
candidate for auditor, was in tho city
Wednesday night. mingllug with
numerout friends here,
John Parks is very ilat hiI home with
tho fever.
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1t would acquire in falling that distance
II will risa just Us high in gwen time
as it would fall in the same time II
ball be- thrown vertically into the AIR II
will be as long In falling as IN rlslng' In
theory Il will strike The carh Wiih ne same
WlOciiy lpih Which Il gIs hrown; IN pTac'
tice, however, It loses some Of itS veloc'
ity in rising and an equal amount IN
falling, owing to the resistance oil the
air."
OF course In tho case ola bullet, the
resistance Of the air doel not amount 10
much.
Iianybody refuse, to accept tho judy
ment OF all the writer's on physics, no
may DO convinced by letting somebody
else go to the top OF high building and
drop bullet on his head. II no thlnka
tile curved motion will render the ball
"speut" before II dsaCsnds, he might
stand across the stroet and lot the ball
bs thrown on his head, Perhaps some
people never would BIO CONVINCED by
any other means,
In the Baumborger case, the question
is, II this isnOt tho explanation, Whatlsf
Nobody has advanced any other theory
that will stand examination.
1t will bs remembered by many read
ere that at Fourth OF July celebration
in Philadelphia last week a child was
struck on the head by falling ROCKET
ANA tina blow caused its death. II a
rocket stick has thar force, what force
might q bullet be expected to acquire
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FOB SALE.

House, S rooms, brick. hall, bath And boa
gases, Jacob st., between 18th and 10th sis S,5G
House. rooms and 5.roomcd house IN rer
Eoir 81, between I'D aud sd sp,, sllOO.
House, rooms, Market st., Centre Wheelig
sl,2Oo.
House, Srooms and hall, lot 6ozllo feet Ia
House S.rOomOd cottage, Jacob st, near s'a
House, rooms and hail lot aOyl2oise' l;a
ST., between Jacob and Wood SIS. s., 2ol
House rooms, 18Th street. $500,
House, rooms, McColloch 81, Centre Wheef
iIcu,s, ! rooms and hall, Chaplius St, II
House, ave rooms, brick, corner lot, go nfs4
Howe, rooms, brick, lot ssxl22 IT,. chAplia'
81. 5th ward, 5000.
House, iirooms and store room Main HHet.
near 2lst street. lot &IGl20 feet
llouse, rooms and hall, Chaplino street. hef
I'D street, $500.
Corner lot. Lind street. Belvedere, $50
llouSe rooms 18th street, 81. co.
Double frame house. 10 rooms and store ro17
corner Of SD and Jacob streets. rents for 81 pa
month $500.
House, rooms. 2dth street. Sl0Oo
House rooms, 18th street, cheap On ear
House 81 rooms, brick, Jacob street. 9Th wa!
tiSDJ.
Double house loroOmS, Indiana street. IilInl
iloase. 5 rooms. corner lot, 2ith street. uu
terms ST. 900.
House rooms. Baltimore street. East whs'r
itouic. 10 rooms brick, with large lot ia
lots lot. on Lind street. BelvCdorc, $3.50 Snd 81,
each.
Three lots in Park View, cheap
Business property on Market streetAs MODS
ate price,
real estate
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
I OW Prices
. And Standard Goods !

This has always been our motto. No
other house in tho state can show such
a record. Wo have at all times been
tho iirat to reduce prices, and through
the daily papers posted the purchasera'
Our price list can always be relied upon
rs tho lowest for tho quality OF goods
We Oler
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DNOrOsAIs ron PAVING STREETS

\ AND ALLEYS
SCALED proposals will b. received At tho ONCE
nl tho nNnr.l OF rnhllr Works VI tho CITY Of
wheeling until T. o'clock uOuu Saturday, july
"a, l3l, for paving certain streets aud alleys
with yIltlnOd brick
specifications lot the work can DO seen nj tho
n0lcU NJ Tho board VI Fable Works The hlh.
lOtH Will he required to deposit certified
check ol three hundred dollar, e O1l with ilolf
bids asa glinnniNN ~ dO tho work n awarded
IN them Tho mtoc,'iul bidder Will b0 ~.
quful u glyo hOud In the Tntn VI two thnu,Rnd
dollars tS'nnl conditioned tnr the hlIhInl pCf,
lOinlnnouul tho contract said bond ln be- np
proved ny tho llpRli NJ Public Works mis-
CLERK " The hoard l'tnunynlg In hr mnfLUd
"ltprWnll lOt Paving sltcrN aud AllNyHu
Tue llUhtd reserves the ilFht tn uIprt amy or
all BIDS Ivy order W tho
W. III llOREsn, clerk Wi
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PROPOSALS..
For DIGGING

PROPOSALS For GGING
i TRESCllfS AND LAYING SEWER PIPE
Sealed proposals will be received NJ the office
VI tho honut nj pnbitr Works Of tho city nj
Wheeling until r. o'clock noon, July ~, 1870
Tor digging trenches and lHilng sewer PHO In
certain streets and alleys
Specifications can DO seen nj tho OlCo NJ tho
Hoard Oi Public Works Tho successful bidder
viii bo required to give bond In tho SUM OF ono
thousand dollars $1,000 conditioned iOt the
faithful performance Ot the contract,
bids must be- on printed FORMS furnished by
tho ClCtk Of tho loNtl Proposals ~ he marked
Proposals TOT nigglng Trenches aud Laying
EuwUr Pipe Tn Hoard reserves the right TO
reject any VI NIL bids Us order " the
HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
~ N llmnNI.II llNrA MI
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WREN excessive business requires
your undivided time, and you have
some extra matters that needs alton
ton, call on Charles n. Fisher, Gonoral
Business Agent, No. 1920 Market street,
Room No. 4. lIU will do his utmost to
satisfactorily adjust anything placed
with him.
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spEoIAn ArrItAUrIONs.


Tho State Fair Engages Very strong
Drawing Card,
Yesterday evening the hoard OF d.
rectors OF tho West Virginia State Fair
Association held a meeting at which a
number OF special attractions weTn con-
sidered. 1t was finally decided to on
gage something very novel on Wheel
ing track-Prof. +. I. Nash's Running
Combination. This combination gives
ianclfut hippodrome races, the riders
standing with backs to tho hoT'eS
heads, and many other stirring per'
lormances, One OF those IS u trapeze
performance, high in the air, tho trapeze
supported on wheels and drawn by
horses at full gallop, They Will give
several performances daily.
The arrangements were also COM
pleted tor five bicycle races, aII IN class
A. II requires ten entries 10 I'LL each
race, aud the entrance fec will be 81 for
the irst race and 90 cents for each ad,
ditional one. The races and purses VIII
be as follows:
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Ia a common complaint aud IL a dan.
gotona symplon. II means that tho
system Ia doblllatOd bOcSuIO Of Inpuro
blood, aud Ia this condition II Ia o..
psolally Liable 10 attacks Of dIgcasp.
Hoods BarBAparilIa Ia tho rOmndy lor
this condition, and also for that woak.
moss which prOynlla at tho change Of
season, climate or lilo.
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srr Shook & Co.. Remnant Counter.

TUE most pleasant little pills for reg.
ulNting the bowels Atc Do Witts Littlo
Early RisorA Cure sick headache and
constipation. Small pill, Small dose.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, Il,
+. Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie & Co.,
BridRnpnrL o
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PRICE LIST

Standard Package Coffee, per pound."".~ 20
Fresh Butter Crackers, poundsiOr"""" 25
Fresh Ginger Snaps, o pounds ior""""' PC
Fresh Kuck Hnucks, 1 pounds lor.,. ..,., rs
Fresh Drummer Lunch Cakes, per b." 7
Fresh Lemon Cakes, per pOund,.""..""
Hes, Kotchup, per pint boIto,"""","~" Il
Rest Ketuhup, small q bottel.."..r~,.r"". &c
French Mustard, large tImbler, 3iOr".." 25
Hest Standard Tomatoes, { cans,,......".- 2e
Fancy Sugar Corn. caaa,.,,..,,..,.,,,.r...o, 2e
Hest Steak Salmon, fiat cans ior.""..".. 26
Mason Fruit Jars, quarts, per dozen~,".n, Tie
Jelly Gl9Nse1, pnts por do1.r,.",,r"."""n &c
Rubbcr Iar piut, quart aud mitigation
Jars, per doLen,,.,,.',,.,','.,.,.'' {
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IT IS STILL A MYSTERY.
No Light Thrown on the Death of
Young Jacob Bsumbsrgsr
At The INQUEST LAST EVENING

Tho witnesses all Tell tho Same
Stories thoy did tho Night Of the
Occurrence = Tho InteIIiGoncors
Theory BornO out by the County
PhysIelan's Tostimony-rhs Ball
CamO from Almost Directly Over
head,
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Hub Building.

For l&ENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma.
nently rented, will rent hall for en-.
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOTHlERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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ALL dlSeaSbG Of the skin outsd, and
lost complexion restored by Johnson,
Oriental soHp, OhAL H. Goethe aud
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Mrs. N. Stevens Hart S
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1910 and 1918 MnrkOtst., wheeling, viva

The Island cars and electric motors pass the
door Fourth annual session begins MONDAY,
September II, lSlL This school oilers com.
plcte and thorough education in prRctica, Eng.
ilsh Mathematics, English Classics Latin and
Modern Languages
The school consists OF Primary intermediates,
Academic and College Preparatory Department.
Tho methods and course Of instruction will
compare IAyOrably with tho best sclnlnlricS Ia
the country.
BoyE arc received In tho Primary and Intot.
mediate For circulars or Interview, apply "
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
PRINCIPAL Wheeling. ". w.