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Bridgeport Briefs.

The remains Of Mrs. Wilson Mitchell,
who died mt Columbus, Wednesday, ar
rived here yesterday, and were taken 10
the home OF her.parents at Pennington,
from which place the funeral will &C.
cur tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The interment Will be made at the
Pennington cemetery. s;iFF. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Stewart. who
have been the guests Of the family OF
S. Woodcock. in Kirkwood. for the past
few days. left yesterday fortthcIr home
ut New Lexington, Ohio. i,S - sia |
We have everything In furniture from
a common chair to the finest household
goods. ~ W. B. HALL. .
Miss Stella Mcmahon returned last
evening from Pleasant Grove to spend
couple of weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Beatty leave to-
day for Flushing. to spend few days
with relatives.
I'VE are sailing big Oak Rocking
Chair, with drms., for 81 50. $50 :
{; W. B. HALL.
The public schools closed yesterday
for; q two weeks Vacation. ~.
Mrs. A. Brauum is quite III at her
home in, Kirkwood.
Something In furniture is always nc.
ceptable. Buy 1t at w. B. HALLS. .
Joseph Neal is quite III at his home on
Pike street. J.5ss,-T :
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Martins Ferry Briefs,

The funeral Of William Mcknight
took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence of his parents on Fifth
street. The services were conducted by
Rev. Wilson. pastor OF the First! Meth
odist Episcopal church. s.
The Twentieth Century Mandolin and
Guitar Club was entertained at the par
lors of the Bellevue hotel Thursday ev-
ening. by DR.. and Mrs. Tweedy, Of
Cleveland. r
The case of the city against David
Fisher, on a charge Of fighting, was
heard before Mayor Goodhue yesterday
afternoon, and the defendant was dis
charged. isi,i
John Brown. OF HarrisvIlle, Is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. John Oxley. on
Fifth street. -
Miss Esther Swartz, Of Cadiz, Is the
guest of relatives in the Fifth ward for
a few days.
William Davis goes to Parkersburg
this morning, to spend Christmas with
relatives.
VIII Anderson of GAINESVILLE, Is the
guest Of relatives In the city.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
BFNWOOD. MOLNDsvrIF
McNECFiEN WELLSBURG.
DO elected and other business trans

DO elected and other business trans
acted.
The work on the new stoves is being
pushed as rapidly as possible. A force
OF men is engaged in lining the two
that are completed. and they viii all
be finished in 4 short time.
Nothing makes nicer present for a
iady than a cut glass or fancy atomizer
filled with perfume. The finest line In
the city at Gates Drug Store.
Two Of the rooms of Central school
rendered Christmas programmes yes
tcrday, and the remaining rooms will
give them on Monday.
Mrs. D. W. Carpenter, Of Sixth street.
leaves Tomorrow for Pennington,
where she will spend the holidays with
her parents.
James W. Mahood will be home from
Buclthannon, where he is attending the
seminary. to spend the holidays with
his parents.
Mrs. Emma Wood, OF New Philadel.
phia, is spending the holidays with
relatives In the bwer part OF town. =,
Levi Burris, OF Iowa, Will spend tho
holidays as guest OF his brother, w.
c. Burris, Of Main street. ssai5.
It Is said the Riverside has sufllcicnt
orders to keep them running for threr
months.
A young son OF the Rev. Paul Met
zenthin Is i'll at his home on Water.
street. AL 81 Is 4
Miss Lucy Hood left for Mount oil
vet, to spend two weeks with her-par-
cnts.
Jesse Brice. OF Pittsburgh. viii
spend Christmas with relatives In this
city.
Robert Watson. OF Cameron, was a
business caller in the city yesterday.
a young son Of John Carpenter Is III
at his home, on McMechen street.
The Wheeling Gas Company Is erect
Ing an office on Marshall street.
Mrs. John Sterling Is seriously III at
her home on Marshall street,
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the good it has done me. Pe-ru-na is
the greatest remedy. eyer prepared, and
I think have tried them ALL"
A. A. MADISON.
Pe-ru.na attained great popularity
among tho officers of the army us well as
the navy during the late war with Spair.
A great many letters were received FROM
field and hospital corps, indicating tina.
this popular climatic remedy has becom.
well nigh Indispensable to them. Pc
ru.na is not only National remedy, but
has proven itself National blessing.
Letters from every quarter are received
daily .testltying to the virtues of Peru.
ma IN cases of catGrrh that had long since
given up ell hope Of cure. Coughs, colds,
influenza, 10 grippe and acute cntarrh
yield at oEcc to the action Of Pe-ru-na.
No case Of catarrh can entirely resist tho
curative virtues Of Pe-ru.na, as every
case is e!the. cured or permanently benc.
fitted. A lecture on catarrh and its cure
by DR.. Hartman sent FREQ by Tho Peru
ma Drug Mfg Company, Of Columbus,O
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In Benwood Churches.

At the Benwood Methodist church to-
morrow morning, the pastor, Rev. G..
". Bent, will occupy the pulpit. TAX
Ing for his theme, The Universal and
Everlasting Kingdom" He will take
for his evening subject, The Price
less Christmas Gift"
At the German Lutheran church the
pastor, Rev. Paul Mctzcrthin, will oc-
cupy the pulpit as usual. There will
be no evening services at the church.
Special services will be held on Christ
mas. and in the evening there will be
an entertainment given by the. mem
hcrs OF the Sunday school.
At st. Johns Catholic church the reg
MAR high and low masses will be said
by the Rev. Father Werninger. Yes
pers and benedictlon at the usual hour
In the evening.
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Unique Christmas Present.

DR.. d. w. Boone, D. H., Darrah. ST.,
T. NJ. Wells and Charles tWassman; yes
terday sent to DR.. j. A. Berry, Of Bel
laire, a unique Christmas present, in
the shape Of a plaster paris dog,
which they described In "dogological,'
terms as cross between the Beagel
hound. bull pug md English setter, but
was especially partial to rabbits. The
outfit was In an open box marked to
handle with care. and not to feed or
water, as ample supply had been put
in the boz. When 1t Is understood that
DR.. Berry Is an intelligent fancier Of
the finest English settlers the Joke can
be appreciated. gits@t
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Officers Elected.

The Stockholders Of the New Mar
tlnsrille Glass and Manufacturing
Company met Wednesday and elected
the following board Of directors: Col.
Jacob Koontz. S. r. Martin, G. 3.
%oodcock, George Matheny, James
Cooper. David Fisher and Ed. Mooney.
The board OF directors met In the even
Ing and elected the following officers:
President. s. r. Martin; vice president,
George Matheny; secretary, Ed.
Mooney. The company expects TO be-
able to open business By March LIST.
Work Will commence on the buildings
and furnaces at once,
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Wellsburg Briefs.

Alcx.sP. Campbell. son OF Col. Alex.
Campbell, Of Bethany. received serious
injuries by the premature explosion OF
n cartridge while out hunting. His eve
and nose were injured, hut IL Is hoped
his sight will not be permanently ar
frcted. sue
Messrs. flough & Erblck. of Home
stead. Pa. have purchased the coal
underlying thlrty-four ncres of Fred
erlck Prs0llochs land. Mt Beech BOT
tom, paying $3.50 cash. The same par
ties own quite n block OF coal land In
the vicinity.
This In pay day at tho Riverside,
Standard. Eagle. Frank md IIillston
glass factories. and the IT, George sack
factory and paper mills. consequently
holiday shopping will be brisk this
evening and Monday.
The public schools closed yesterday
for the holidays. They reopen on
Wednesday, January g. 1901. Z
Now Martlnsville Briefs. /,
Miss Lct,le Pembcrton and sister,
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One of tho most responsible positions
IN the practical management Of the
United States Navy is the Paymaster's
Office. Only men Of great executive and
clerical ability can fill such position.
Such man is the Hon. William A. Col
licr, Assistant Paymaster OF tho United
States Navy. In recent letter Of bis
10 Or. Hartman he says:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 25, 1890.
l have taken Pc ru-na and take ploas-
urc In recommending tito those needing
lrst.class tonic, feeling assured that it
will do all that is claimed for it.
Yours truly, VIM. A. Collier.
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An Old Resident nead

Thomas Woods died at the home OF
Edith Jenkins. in BellaIrc. yesterday,
from the infirmlties of age. He was an
odd character, born in England, but
came to this country in 1858. He had
been helpless for a time, and even be-
fore he was entirely SO. he dreaded the
infrmary and would not consent to go
there. He swept pavements and did odd
chores and thus managed to get along,
and when he died he left 5000 to Miss
Jenkins for caring for him and to bury
him with. The funeral will occur Sum
1ay -lHtFl gt7-aa s--.E n. 7.g.H a.r-.-aI
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The entertainment to be given by the
NJ. E. church Sunday school will be
held Christmas Eve. instead Of Christ
mas night, as first announced.
Ernest Mcmahon. who has been in
Philadelphia. learning plano tuning,
will spend the holidays with his par
ents, at Benwood Junction.
c. Z. Goodwin and Miss Ada Belzt ar
rived yesterday from Buckhannon. and
will spend the holiday vacation with
their parents here.
Frederick Shaffer, ST.. and Elizabeth
WinZcnricd. Of Dcllaire. Ohio. will be
married tomorrow. and will reside at
this place.
I Mrs. w. X. Shaw and daughter, Miss
Martina. have returned from n visit
with relatives Mt Ohio Pyle, Pa.
\ 7. John Coxon and family leave to-day
totyisit friends and relatives ut Ak
ron, Ohio, for several weeks.
k; George Dillingham; and wife have re-
turned from, n. visit with friends ut
Pittsburgh, Pa.
rsE Mira. Jacob Shafer and children are
visiting Mrs. Shafer's mother. In
Wheeling.
a. st. Clair will spend Christmas with
friends at Grafton.
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RIVER NEWS.


CITY, OF WHEELING, . pm
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. 9p. m.
PhrkcrSburg. BEN HUR. SIP. m.
SIstcrsYIlle.. RUTH. 3:30 p. IN.
Clarington... LEROY, $50 y. m.
Stcubenv!lle. T. NJ. BAfSE. $50 p. m.
To-DAY's BOATS.
Charleston, .URANIA. : n. nj.
Charleston. C GREENWOOD. . n. m.
ParkcrSburE H. X. BEDFORD, II II. m.
NGwLu 80. LEVEL, II q. IN.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 u. m
Sis,ersviilc. RUTH. $50 p. III
Stcubenvllle- IT. NJ. BAfNE. $50 p. M.
To.MoRRoW'S BOATS.
GAINESVILLE. :. .L0RENA. 4 n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR. IA. m.
Iittg3urEh. .,kANAWllA. 1 4. IN.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. 6 u. NJ.
Cincinnati. ..QUEEN CITY, S n m.
S!stcrsvi!le. LEROY, IA. m.
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OIL CIIY-Rivcr feet inches and
stationary. Weather. clear and cool.
WARREN--River foot inches and
stationary. Weather, clear and pleas
ant.
GREENSBORO-River feet and sta
tlonary. Weather. fair and pleasant.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet 3
inches and stationary. Weather, clear
and cool.
BRoWNSVILLE-River feet 8
inches and stationary.
Observation-Disclosures feet inches
and stationary. Weather. cloudy and
mid.
STEuBENVILLE-Iivcr 4 feet 10
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and cold. Down--Cliton, 4:3o p. M:
Hudson, 1870 y. M.
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Along the Landing.

The Virginia Is coming up in place OF
the Keystone State. whose shaft is be-
ing repaired.
The Ben Hur passed MP for Pitts
burgh Thursday night at 10 o'clock, and
left here Friday for ParkcIsburg. at S
p. m,-remarkably quick work that.
The City of Wheeling, Queen City and
Ben Hur were all late yesterday, on
account OF the,fog and low water.
The Dick Fulton ut 3 p. IN, and the
Fallie ut p. M, passed up with emp
ties Friday. 'gF'
The marks at p. m. Friday showed
S feet 4 inches and stationary. Weath-
er, cloudy and warmer.
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Moundsyille Briefs,

An officer from Melg's county. Ohio.
was here yesterday with n rcQuisition
for Wills, the ex-convict. who was ar
rested by Marshal Miller, just ns lie left
the prison. Wills was taken TO Pomc-
roy, O.. where he will be tried under
indictments for burglary and larceny.
The Fostorla Glass Company football
team will play the Martina Ferry team
thlg afternoon, at o'clock. 81
Miss Jessie Trotter Of Buckhannon,
w. Va, arrived yesterday. to spend the
holidays with Miss Pearl Dorsey, Of
Fairylew.
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New Ice Company.

The stockholders OF the New Mar
;lnsvlle Ice and Electrical company
have called meeting for January ith
for the purpose OF clccting board OF
directors. The company has secured n
location on the corner OF Railroad aad
Sitsinla street. and Is making ar
rangements TO get into business as suon
~ possible. The company will light
INK, town. and expects TO be able to
Furnish light 10 citizens cheaper than
INC gas company.
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The milkmens' union of Martins
Ferry, has brought suit against Fred
.Witchey, who runs a wagon and also
has a milk depot. for the recovery OF
his union card. The case has been filed
In Squire Newland's court, and the case
Will be heard some day next week. IT
is stated that Witchey has been selling
milk cheaper than the union prices.
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MR.. G00DHUE LOSES

In His Replevin Suit Against the AS
signee of the Hudler Sisters.
Change of Sentiment in Favor of
Goodhue.
The replevin case of A. J. Goodhue
VS.. w. c. Taylor. assignee Of Mary !.
IIudler. came to an ending att o'clock
yesterday. morning, ut Steubenville.
when the jury came In with a verdict
In favor OF the assignee. Mr.. Goodhue's
attorneys. feeling that prejudice. not
law, had decided the case. promptly
appealed.
The case was tried before n full house
and was as spicy as any one could want.
rs Attorney Erkine for the assignee.
worked in all the allegations in the petit
lions for damages in the testimony, and
argued Electrically along the same
line.
Attorney Arnett endeavored to stop
the Introduction of all matter foreign
to the repicvin suit, but failed. One
TIT between Attorney Erkinc and Squire
kithcart, over the Introduction of cer-,
tain testimony, came near being serious,
as Mr.. Erskine defed the squire.
Since Thursday night there has been
quite n turn in the popular feeling at
Stcubenvile In favor OF Mr.. Goodhue.
and the cases against him, Il ever
tried. viii be given n, fair and unprciu-
diced hearing.
Mayor Means and the police officers of,
Steuhenvlie speak very highly OF Mr..
Goodhue. and OF his actions on his visits
there TO see the business of the girls,
md are loath to believe the allegations
In the petitions
Miss Hndler testified herself Thurs
day evening that Mr.. Goodhue proposed
that she 30 into business In Wheeling,
and that 1t was not his suggestion that
she so TO Steubenvil!c.
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Factories Off Again.

All the factories at Martins Ferry,
including the tin plant, Stanton Heater
works, and the National Glass Com
pany's plant, were compelled to shut
down again yesterday. on account of
there being no gas. A broken main Is
given as the cause. It Is said everything
Will be repaired to-day so that all the
plants may, resume Monday.
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Evolutionary Entertainment.

An Evolutionary and musical enter
tainment will be given at the Grange
hall. In Emerson, next Wednesday,
which promises to be a rare treat for
the residents Of that vicinity Miss
Clara c. Adams, B. o.. the noted and
popular elocutioniss, and Miss Arreth-
10 Reddick. vocalist, Of New York, are
the star performers on the programme.
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Cause and Effect.

The fact that John ]. Lentz will con-
test the election Of Emmet Tompklns
as congressman from the Columbus dis
trict is not surprising to those who
know him. Tho fact that there Is 81, 900
In 1t for the contestant has something
to do with the, case u & y "a. & ~. 80,
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Union Watch Meeting.

Rev: R. S. Coftey is at 1.-THE head Of a
move for all the ministers and consre-
cations at Bellalre TO join in a union
watch meeting at the First Presbyter-.
ian church. at the close Of the year, |.
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t....FOR SALE.....

, Lots as follows: South side, OF 18th st.
between Wood and McColloehS SITS. Is It.
front. 18th St, 30 It. front. Cor. of 18th
and Jacob SITS, 60'ft. front, with lA-room
nouse on same, cheap. Cor. OF. Main and
ist sts.. 60 It. front. with 12-room house.
cheap. E9f, bctwecn>csth and 9th. East
end of 9th ST. cheap. on easy payments.
Wilson ST. near c4th St, $4,000. High;
near 18th ST.. ut. 5000 each. on cosy pay-
ments. dirt cheap. Lots on Lind. Cherry
and Vine SITS, sli5.oo to ss6o.oo each cheap.
Jacob. Eofr and Wilson SITS. in Centric
Wheeling. $4,000 to s5so.o0 zach. McCol-
loch ST., SOS 90 to $350.00 each. 18th ST..
$1,000. 18th St.. sl65.0o. very cheap. Near
east end OF 3lst ST.. 10000 each. $1,000
cash. balance easy payments Water. Eo1.
Jacob. Wood. McColloch and Wetzcl, sts..
sth ward. cheap. on easy payments: MAN.
between LIST and Cd Sts:, 36 It. front. Lots
in North Benwood on Eofr and Water
.Sts,, cheap. Money to loan on Real Es-
tate, $1,000 to s7.oOo.oo. In sums to suit
S, .NESBITT, Jr.,
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a $4,000 Paw.

{ This is pay day at the steel works,
, bottle works. Rodefer's. and the three
enamelIng plants, at Bellairc, and more
Than $4,000 will be distributed to wage
earners all told. to help make n merry
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Third Presbyterian church-The SER
vices will be In charge OF the pastor,
Rev. r. r. Bigger, whose morning sub
ject will be Christmas sermon, In the
evening special Christmas praise SER
vice will be held. Nine musical selec-
5tions will be rendered and short SER
mon on praise will be given.
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OUR Diamonds nrc all high grade
and much finer in quality Of mater
ial and orilliancy than you see else
where. DILLON, HANCHER & CO.
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a1IL11AND RETURNS
From Washington-Plcased With Re-
ception at Wnr Department,

VoPVlUt1 Ut WIZ OeP1If VnIe1It. v
r. NJ. Gilliland, who was In Washing
ton this week. with others interested in
the proposed bridge from Bcllalre to
Benwood, Is home and says the war de-
partment granted the major portion of
their requests, and that the officials
were kind and courteous in all their de-
cIsIons. While In Washington the
party called upon President Mckinley.
The proposed new bridge X Is z to. be
made the least objectionable OF any on
the Ohio to river coal men. That Is.
when 1t is built.
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=! ne Stockholders Of the McArcchrn
.a,et Company win meet al the office
,poiFr Lacey, IN this city. tonight,
O'Clock A board OF directors Will
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EVERYTHING beautiful in Cut
Flowers and Potted Plants for Christ
mas Mt No. 60 Twelfth street, Wheel
ing Greenhouse Co.
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Statesmen WANTED.

StALEsSiEN WANTED TO SELL OUR
- goods by sample to Wholesale hnd 70.
tail.trade. We IRE the largest and ,onlS
manufacturers In our line In the world.
Liberal salary paid. Address! CAN-DEh
MEG. Co.. Savannah, Co. .ocG-W6ss
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Of Pe-ru-na: think there is no better
medicine on earth than Pe-ru-na, for
catarrh. 1t has cured me. 1t would
take volume to tell You all the good It
has done me. Pe-ru.na is the best Gu.
tnrrh cure on earth, and know, for
have tried nearly all of them. Respect.
fully, Buck F. Taylor"
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North Street NJ. L. church-Mornlng
service conducted by Rev. A. Moore. P.
E.; Sunday school at p. m: evening
service conducted by the pastor, Rev.
c. B. Graham. u"
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\ Sergeant Buck Taylor. New, Yorl; City.
Sergeant Buck Taylor, ono of the
famous Rough Riders, is personal
friend of Governor Roosevelt, of New
York. He accompanied Governor Roosc.
velt on his great stumping tour through
appor New York state. He was pro-
NOTED through gallantry in the field
turing the late war.
Tho Sergeant has the following to say
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IT'S the little colds that grow into big
colds: the big colds that end In con-
sumption and death. Watch the little
colds. DIR. Woods Norway Pine SSr-
up.--3
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LOOK at our gem pieces of Royal
Vienna that go in our 20 per cent
discount sale.
DILLON, EANCHER & co.
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Mrs. W. MEG. Hail. were calling on
Wheeling friends the first of the wcnk.

Subscribe for The Intelllscnccr and
have Il left at your door daily for IOc
per week. Chester Showaltcr agent.
Attorneys p. D. Morris j. w. New
man and Hon. Thomas COrnet were at
Realer on legal business this week.
will be at my dental rooms on North
street. December 3lst. and will remain
l2 days. DR.. C. y. Ward,-N-----
w. T. Sidell, attorney. made a pro-
fesslonal visit to Richie county this
week.
Miss Lulu Hall. who has spent some
weeks ut Moundsvilc, has returned
home.
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Calendars. Monosrams and Booklets
Fine goods only. Nicoll's Art Store.
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PHOTOGRAPH Frames-Our stock is
the largest and best In town.
iEH NICOLLS ART STORE,
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FINE Gold and Silver Mounted UNI
brelas at McNamee's. 1406 Market St.
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u Wesley NJ. Z. church-servlccs at
1880. and 1850. Sunday school at 2 D. m. !;
the pastor Will occupy the pupllt morn
Ing and evening. Morning topic, THE
Wonderful Name; evening theme.
Gifts TO Men" This church will well
come strangers and non-church goers
at all or any Of above services.
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WANTED.
AGENTS i, WANTED.

,,,,-S,,.,
DIG PROFITS HANDh ING LATEST
sight; beats eleetrlrty; eheapSr than kero-
scnt; recall 400 ia; Y dlnek'nt styles;
exclusive territory; sTA-NpAnp Lt ,,aS,
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To n tn Volunteer
regiment, stationed
at Macon, Ga, in o
recent letter to DR..
FL q r TIN an from
Washington, D. @,
says: ~ thin k
there is no better
medicine on earth
than your Pe-ru-na
for catarrh. 1t has
surely cured me. 1t
would take . vol
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