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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-03
POWER DENIED.
Chicago Street Railways to Contest the
Right of the City to Tax Their Fran

Chicago Street Railways to Contest the
Right of the City to Tax Their Fran
chises.
Chicago, October 2.-President G. G..
Bonney, of the Chicago General Rail-
way Company, acting in the interests
of the Yerkes lines and the Chicago
City Railway Company, has filed brief
in the Supreme Court of Illinois in
which he boldly attacks the light of a
city or other municipal corporation to
demand any compensation, more than
a license on the cars run, from a street
car company in consideration of being
allowed the use of the public streets.
The brief was filed in the appeal Of
the Chicago General Company from the
suit of the city, in which the latter
seeks to collect the $500 mile compen-
sation which is agreed on in the for
mer's franchise ordinance It's scope is
much wider than this, however as the
principle set up is that the city cannot
demand such compensation in any
cases.
If the Supreme Court should sustain
Mr.. Bonney's position, it's decision
would apply to the ordinances extending
the existing street car franchises under
the Allen law when they are introduced
in the city council, as they soon will
be-
Mr.. Bonney's argument applies to gas,
telephone and other franchises, as vel,
as thosf the street car companies.
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VERSAILLES LYNCHERS ARE SAFE.
Authorities Admit That 1t is Impossible to
Indict Them.

Authorities Admit That 1t is Impossible to
Indict Them.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, October g.
Judge Willard New of the Ripley Circuit
Court, was here to-day, and when ques-
toned regarding the failure of the grand
jury to indict the Versailles lynchers, he
said that he had discharged the jury and
could not summon another to make in
quiry into the crime. He said that the
recent jury examined 106 witnesses, and
failed to get any tangible evidence, and he
did not see that anything more could be
done. He did not call upon Governor
Mount nor upon the attorney general,
and his manner indicated that the inves-
tigation SO far as his court is concerned,
is over.
When the governors attention was call
ed to the utterances of Judge New he said
that it would be shame to the State to
let the Versailles lynching drop without
further investigation, and he yet hoped
for indictments.
In the event that the next grand jury
fails to indct there is but one course left
open to the Governor, and that he will
adopt. This is to cause warrants to be
issued for the arrest of the leader and
members of the mob whose names he has
secured through agents Of the State, and
have all the evidence against them
brought out in an examining trial.
In this way he hopes to make the crime
of the men so notorious that some other
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not to drag the silver issue into the
mayoralty contest BY mentioning It r.
I It's platform New York being the gold
stronghold-the Democratic Alliance
OF Greater New York" hot-headedly
went to work and adopted an out and
out silver platform and nominated
Henry George for Mayor. There is a
strong probability when the Demo
cratic Alliance" comes to realizing
sense of the fact that Tammany has
acted for the best, politically speak
ing. and that her nomination of ar
dent silver men is guarantee of her
steadfastness and support of that great
Democratic issue when it shall come
before the people for settlement. that
Mr.. George will withdraw and the
Democrats of Greater New York will
get together, which would mean a
Tammany victory.
When the German-American Reform
Union heard of Judge Van Wick's
nomination by Tammany, it immedi-
arely passed resolutions endorsing
Seth Low, on the ground that Tam
many had named a creature of
Croker" although it is probable that
any Tammany Democrat would he so
regarded by the G.. A. R. u. This orr
ganization. it is said, represents about
10000 votes, and if it can swing all its
strength to Low and the Democratic
Alliance shall keep Mr.. George in tho
field,T Mr.. Low will have a very fair
chance of election.
The stright Republicans have
troubles that equal those OF Tammany:
Platt's candidate, Gen. Tracy, is mere
ly dummy and is ready at any mo-
ment to withdraw if Plat can COM
plete an anti-Tammany deal of which
he will be the head, for Platt will
listen to no deal that he does not get
the large end Of The election of the
straight Republican ticket is impos-
sible, and the best Plat can hope for
is combination of the Independents
against Tammany; but he doesn't
want such combination unless he
controls it, and the Citizens Union,
who has named Low, and the G. A.
R. u, which has endorsed him, are
even more opposed to Plat than to
Tammany.
This is the complicated situation up
to date, and if all the parties remain
of their present mind and keep their
tickets in the field, it will be a close
race between Judge Van Wick, the
Tammany candidate, and Seth Low,
the candidate of the Citizens Union,
who is backed by the G. A. R. U. and
will poll a very heavy Independent
vote, drawing from both the old par
ties. If Henry George can be called
off, however, Tammany will probably
win easily, for the anti-Tammany
forces, represented on one side by
Platt and on the other by Low, can
never be harmonized.
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Little Clara, ~ the Rescue Home, ssnt to
New York TO He Educated.

Little Clara, ~ the Rescue Home, sent to
New Fork to BE Educated.
Those who have been interested In
little Clara, the six-year-old girl who
has been for eighteen months an inmate
of the Florence Crittenton Rescue
Home, will be pleased to learn that she
has been admitted as pupil to the Bar
acha training school, Of New York city,
to be educated and trained for rescue
or missionary work, whichever she may
seem best adapted to in later years. The
school is in charge Of the Christian AL
lance, end Clara's admission to it was
secured by the efforts Of our former ma
iron, Miss Annie McFedries, who is her.
self member OF the Alliance. It is
grand opportunity for the child.
which is thankfully embraced by the
board Of managers. She will be under
the best influences and receive the best
possible training, and we have much to
hope for her future from these superior
advantages.
Clara, it will be remembered, is the
child who was ruined by her own father
at the age of five years, afterwards de-
serted by him and found by the ladies
of the Rescue Home in most pitiable
condition in house Of bad repute in
one of the alleys of our city. From
there she was taken to the Rescue
Home, where she has been the happiest
and most gleeful of children, appreciat-
ing in wonderful degree for one so
young the love and kindness bestowed
upon her, often speaking Of her beau
tiful home, the like of which she said
she had never seen before.
Clara left early on Saturday morning
for Pittsburg in care of friend. She
will then be met by Miss Annie, who
will see her safely to New York. We
shall miss her bright face in the Home,
but the advantages to her are too great
to be refused, so we gladly ct her go,
believing as we do that God is opening
up the way to happiness and usefulness
to the little one whose early days were
so full of sadness and suffering.
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HE DID NOT FEAR THE MOOSE.
Young Hensinger Too Hungry to Worr
Over the Verdict.

Young Hensinger Too Hungry to Worry
Over the Verdict
Bloomsbury, Pa, October with
his life in the balance, and not knowing
whether the jury would doom him to
hang or bid him go free, young Steph-
en- Mensinger, of Beaver Valley. sat
eating his supper in the Jail here to-
night when the Court House bell rang.
He had just been tried for the al
legged murder of his father, in March
last. Jailer Kline said to him, as he
heard the bell:
We'll, Steve, that settles it for you.
one way or the other. Let's hustle
back into court and see what the YER
dict is"
Can't l finish my supper before we
go?' unconcernedly quiered young
Mensinger, as he gulped down another
mouthful.
1t was only another of his manv
manifestations of utter indifference
since his trial for life or death began.
Not guilty." was the verdict. and
when Mensinger heard it he coolly re-
marked to Jailer Kline: There, didn't
l tell you there was no occasion to
worry or to spoil my supper?"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-03

The Register extends congratulations
% the people of Salem upon their en-
serprise and progressive spirit. Their
| recent successful effort to secure the
location of the Industrial Home for
keir town is being followed by very
missing plans for the establishment
Bank, subscriptions to the stock
which institution are coming in
pidly. land the enterprise promises
cess The town of Salem is pro-
nnsnsrally, and we shall ex-
in the near future.
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UNIVERbITY MATTEhe.

New Director of the School of Music.
Eminent Educators to attend the Inau-
guratiOn.
Special to the Register.
Morgantown, w. Va, October &c.
A. Ellenberger, director of the school
of music at Harrisburg, Pa, has
been appointed director of the school
of music in the University of West
Virginia, just organized.
The following distinguished educa-
tors have accepted invitations to at
tend the Inauguration of DR.. Jerome
H. Raymond as president of the West
Virginia University, which takes
place October 13: President Andrews,
of Brown University; President Chas.
Kendall Adams, of the University of
Wisconsin; President William R. Har-
per, of the University of Chicago; and
President William L. Wilson, of Wash
lngton and Lee University, formerly
president of the West Virginia Uni
VerSity.
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APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT

Washington, October 1.-THE Presi-
dent has made the following appoint
ments:
Thomas S. gladden., register of the
land office at Marquette. Mich; John
I. Worthington, register Of the land
Office at Harrison, Ark.
David L. Geyer, of Pomeroy, O., re-
ceiver Of public moneys at Roswell,
New Mexico.
Albert NJ Anderson, agent for the
Indians of the Colville agency in
Washington.
William H. briggs to be- lieutenant
commander in the navy.
Ulysses Grant Ammen to be assist
ant paymaster in the navy, with the
relative rank of ensign.
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loving to hostile legislation, the
reduction of oleomargarine has fallen
Il 5000, 900 pounds since last year.
bleo" is cheap substitute for butter
|ad the curtailment of it's production
.fll be felt by the poor. The main
bjection to it has been that unscrupu-
us dealers have palmed it off as
utter at butter prices. 1t is not an
Unhealthy article of food, and in its
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The Weather.

c. Schnepf. the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations
of the temperature yesterday: a. M.
50; 8 a. M, IS; II M, rs; p. M, 70;
Z p. M. 70. Weather fair.
Washington, D. c., October 2.-For
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio: Fair
and warmer; light to fresh easterly to
southerly winds.
For West Virginia: Fair; slightly
warmer; easterly winds.
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lsAum,

sEco rs rAan
JsIs ems sh 'a 81 ~ F Rodss ! s e.
Furniture and kfpets~ Bruemmer &
Hl'deorano rHrI pAcn
The KlondikAlJa c0b Good.
Grand Storm Scene7t The Racket.
FOURTH PAGR
Wanted--Ladies
Wanted-Man with 81 goo.
Wanted-Agents.
Wanted-Tailor and IPresser
Wanted-Salesmen.
Opera House-CrestOn Clarke.
Grand Opera House-The Prodigal Fa-
Their.
Opera House-Other Peoples Money.
For Sale-North Wheeling Property.
Wall Paper Sale-Jos. Graves Son.
Wanted-To Borrow $500 to $1,000.
For Sale--Penn Street Property.
Bargains In Furniture-Friend &, Son.
Accurate Service-Henry w. EtZ.
Wanted-Cook and Dining Room Girl.
Wanted-News Agents.
Wantede-Agents.
New Goods--Albert Stole & Co.
Notice-H. G. Zane.
Wanted-Solicitors
Wantcd-Man for Dairy.
For Sale-Piano.
Wanted--Four Men,
Wanted-Partner
Grand Opera LOUISVILLE. Ants Mon
archs
ft6olttS,s CdIlVdSSeTS. elC.-CHlCdSO NV
city Manufacturing Co.
Wanted-Agents
Free-Book on Opium. Morphine and
Whiskey Habits
Where Will You Take It?-John Cole
man.
FIFTH PAGE.
Furs-Geo. E. Stifel & co.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Free Treatment-Dr France & Co.
SIXTEENTH PAGE.
Silks-Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.
Suits, Jackets and Caps-Geo. r. Taylor
Co.
Wall Paper-John Friedel G. Co.
Millinery Opening-Lou Swabacker.
It's Source of Annoyance-D. Gund-
ling & Co.
Gloves and Mitts-The Leader.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-03

The Negro Protective Party having
gained their point and gotten a place
for their ticket on the State ballot, they
are now endeavoring by mandamus
proceedings to compel the Secretary of
State to make Lincoln't picture their
emblem on the ballot. The colored
voters of Ohio are not mapping this
year and the old tricks cannot be
played on them. They are in the cam
paign "for business"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-03
LINSLY INSTITUTE.

School for the thorough instruction Of
boys and young men. Military, Classical
English.
Fall term begins Monday, September Il
1887. For catalogues or other informa ton
address any member of the Board Of
Trustees, or John IL. Birch. Phi. d. Prin-
cipal.
Board of Trustees-Hon. A. w. Camp
bell. president; A. 7. Clarke. Esq. vice
president; John L: Dickey. II. D.. secre-
lam B. Simpson. Esq, John J. Jones, ESQ.
Hon. n E. Whitaker. John s. Naylor.
Esq. Augustus Pollack. Esq, Hon ]. 81.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham. Henry n. Rus
ssu. ESD william r. StifeL Esq
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discussing municipal affairs i

discussing municipal affairs in
Work, ex-President Harrison
ut strong on the side of Tam
far as the municipal owner
hin b. treet railway systems, gas,
water. h3a&and electric power, is con-
cerned. Mr.. Harrison is not Tam
many man, although there is no tell
Ing what he might develop into if he
hiyed in New York.
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1brrlin9 Re9ister
CHARLES Il. TANEY, General Manager.
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS.

Daily, Per week. to be paid weekly. Ice
Daily, per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TIC
Daily and Sunday, per week........... 1oc
Daily and Sunday, per month ......... 6oc
Single copies of Daily, &c; Sunday. DC
Weekly, DC.
DAILY AND SUNDAY BY MAIL, POST
AGE PREPAID.
Daily, including Sunday, per year.....$S W
Daily, including Sunday. six months. w
Daily, including Sunday, one month. ~
Daily, six days in the week, per year.. w
Daily, six montEs...... ......,......-.... w
Daily, three months .................... oo
Daily, one month ..................'...'' ."
Daily. three days in the week. per year w
Daily, two days in the week, PEI year. oo
Daily, one day in the week, per year. 20
Sunday only, per year..........'..''.''I W
Sunday only. FOR six months. .......... w
Weekly, per year, in advance.......... w
Tributes OF Respect and Obituary NO
tees five cents per line.
- Stamps OF the denomination OF two
cents and less accepted for amounts less
than one dollar II
Correspondence continuing impofSant
news solicited from eYSSlffyy part OF tns sur
rounding country.
Rejected communal atoms will no. &c re-
turned unless acco1 naried by 'eA'
/ postage.
The REGISTER Embracing 80 =.
Sf5ons' is en-. atI5 ,nnscia mattsr
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The United States may investigate
Int made to a British corporation
Nicaragua. 1t is feared the grant
II limit navigation on the Nicara-
1anal 1t is just as well to keep
kon John Bulls doings down
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DIED..


MORRIS-At the residence Of her par
ents, 1873 Sixteenth street. on Saturday,
October 2. at a. M. Sophie Muldrew,
wife of Thomas c. Morris.
Funeral services Monday. October 4th,
at O'Clock p. m. Interment private.
PHILLIPS-At Beacon. Pa, wednes-
day, September &c. 1897. at the residence of
his son, Harry Phillips. Leamon Phil
lips. formerly of Wheeling, in the 6Sth
year of his age.
Funeral took place Friday morning, Oc-
tober L Interment at Forest Grove GEM
etery.
STORER-Friday morning. October LIST,
at the home of Rev. John Waddell, Clear
field, Pa, DR.. John H. Storer, in his 6Sth
year.
Funeral at the Stone Church, Sunday,
October 3rd, at 1890 p. m.
WALTON Thursday September 90, 1897.
at $50 p. M, Mrs. NJ v. Wall, sister of
Mrs. Geo. v. Reilly.
Funeral from the residence of Geo. v.
Reilly. No. 1917 Eoff street. on Sunday af-
ternoon at 2 O'Clock. Friends Of the fam
Calvary cemetery.
REED-On Thursday, September 30th,
1891. at 3 a. M, Hattie, wife of W. E.
Reed.
sKALLY-on Thursday. September 80.
1897, at lis a. m, Bridget, wife of Mich
ael Skally, aged Il years.
ASHBY-Sunday, September 26, at s:45
p: M, Albert E. Ashby, in the 31st year
CT his age.
oHoWARD-on Monday. September q,
1897, at 3 o'clock a. M, tof diphtheria),
John A. Howard, Jr., aged years.
GILCHRIST-On Friday. September "a,
1897. al $50 p. M, Helen c.. wife of John
T. Gilchrist. in the 9th year of her age
LANAN-At Bridgeport, Ohio Tuesday,
september 18th. 1897, at 2:zo O'Clock a. M,
Leo. son of Levi and Barbara J. Lamar.
aged % years, months and 25 days.
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statesmen, here's your Kiondike Big
money in sight for active workers. Goods
sold from sample to retail merchants on
ly. Rare chance for permanent position
Exclusive or side line Samples free. Ad-
dress MERCHANTS DEPT, 1923 Filbert
street, Philadelphia. oc3,1 lids
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We are now opening new pieces of
rich Cut Glass, Sterling Silver and
Fine Porcelains, suitable for wedding
gifts.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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1897

ASTROI OGV KNOW YOUR DEsTI-
NoLOu NY. Your future scien-
tifically foretold by planetary influence
at date of birth. Astroogy shows all the
important periods of life your proper To-
cation, occupation or adaptation, business.
marriage. etc. II is not fortune telling nor
clairvoyance. A valuable new book on as
trology free. Address, PROF. MACDON-
AID. Bnghampton, n. Y. sutf
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Millinery Opening We'd. and Thurs Oct
6 and : at Miss 5. A. Knoke, 1921 Jacob St
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REFUSE TO ARBITRATE.
kanawha Valley Miners and Operators Still
at Odds-Miners to BE Evicted.

'''' ''ff0y 1Hfuers anu OpetatOrS St1II
at odds-Miners to BE Evicted.
Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, October 1.-THE
strike situation in the Kanawha valley
Is again growing serious. The miers
having refused to accept the PROPOSE
tlon or the operators to arbitrate their
dlnerences. the operators now propose
to evlct the men from their houses. and
import coal diggers from elsewhere. w.
c. Pierce, secretary of the United Mine
workers arrived at Montgomery from
Columous to-day, and tonight address
ed mass meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-03

The latest syle in fall Hats received
to-0ay. L. SCHAFER.
1404 Market street.
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Buy your Sterling Silverware at H.
E. Hillman & Co.'S.
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SISTERSVILLE.

Sistersville, w. Va, October O.
Ambrose Maur, of Pittsburg, general
field agent for the Oil Well Supply
! Company, was in the city to-day look
| ing after business interests.
Hugh Kyle, the genial reporter for
| the Oil Review, left this evening for
Parkersburg, where he will attend a
reception. He will visit friends there
for a couple of days.
A concert will be given in the new
Presbyterian church next Thursday
evening, and number of Wheeling
people will participate, among whom
will be DR.. P. A. Myers, H. W.
Hughes, Miss Grace Updegraff, Louis
H. Clements, the well known violinist.
Following is the programme to be rem
dered
Organ-(a) Overture, "Stradella''
........ ........ Floatow
(b) Intermezzo Cavelleria
Rusticana ......... Mascagin
DR.. Paris R. Meyers.
Soprano Solo ............ Selected
Miss Grace Updegraff.
Violin Solo, Largo. ........ Handel
Lewis H. Clement
Bass Solo, Armores Song from
Robin Hood ...... De Koven
Mr. H. W. Hughes.
Organ-(a) Coronation March. -.
....... ........... Meyerbeer
(b) Way Down Upon the
Swanee River, Varia-
tons $500. .......... Flagler
DR.. Paris R. Meyers.
Piano Solo-Scherzo ........ Chopin
Mrs. Hockinberry.
Soprano Solo, with Violin Obligato.
Miss Grace Updegraff.
Organ-(a) Overture, William Tell.
........... Kossini
(b) Home, Sweet Home,
Varlatlons ............. Buck
DR.. Paris R. Meyers.
Bass Solo-Consumes Them ALL.
........ ............ Mendelssohn
Mr.. H. W. Hughes.
Organ-(a) Funeral March of a
MarlOnette ......... $500.
(b) March Militaire. Gounod
DR.. Paris R. Meyers.
James F. Shay, the we'll known oil
operator. who has been living in Mari
eta for several years. has bought a
portion of the old Thistle property on
Main street. between Charles and
| Catherine, and will at once make ar
rangements for the erection of a hand
Beautiful Sterling Silver Sugar and
| Jelly Spoons, $3.50 each. Almost as
cheap as plated ones.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER CO
a.
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MILLINERY OPENING.
The ladies are invited to attend our oman.
Ing of Fall and Winter Millinery on Non
day and Tuesday. =. 8chopper. 1857 Main
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heart. which frequently passed to my
vored to give me relief, but were unable
to do so. 1 began using Munyon's Rheu-
matism Cure and Nerve Cure and was
immediately relieved, and in five days
all the pain left me, and have had no
return since.''
A separate cure for each disease. At
all druggists, mostly rs cents vial. Per-
sonal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905 Arch
Street. Philadelphia, Pa, answered with
free medical advice for any disease.
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Special prices on Diamonds at H. E.
Hillman & Co.'S
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HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED.

SOLICITORS who can furnish good ref
erences. Call after a. m. Monday, room
10, Exchange Bank building. oc3dn
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Rice's Millinery Opening Monday and
Tuesday Oct. aud B.
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DRUGGISTS.
Where Will You Take It?

This question often arises after yos
have consulted the best mot che cheap
esD physician you know, and have re.
ceived his prescription.
IL should go to the best druggist you
know-one who will use only the right
kind of drugs and will not try TO oil 10
If he hasn't the right kind.
1t should go TO the druggist who viii
exercise the greatest care In getting tina
right drug, and the right quantity, and
will go over his work several times to be
sure he is right.
We conduct our prescription business
as the best druggist should. and this Il
an answer to the question. Where wiz
you take it2"
COLEMAN'S IDEAL PHARMACY.
2500 Chapiine Street.
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MILLINERY oPENrNn

The ladies arc Invited Is ntfend ~ 80.
Ing Of Fatt and Winter millinery, Mondav
and raeedny. =. echoppor, l0o7 Un11
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WoInon's Reliance.
After Many Heterogeneous They
Turn to Munyon.

Mrs Rachael Matthews, Shady Side.
severe pains in my left side under my
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NORTH WHEELING PROP
FOR SALEM scELLANEoJs.

FOR SALE CHEAP-One Knabe SQUARE
piano; full iron frame, overstrung scale
and French action No. A Fifteenth
street oe3dqer