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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-10
De
CIVIL WAR
FIFTY YEARS AGO
THIS WEEK

July 8, 1862.
General Shepley, military comman-
dant at New Orleans. issued an order
directing that those who had been in
the military service of the Confed-
crate states should be accorded time
until the tenth Of the month for TAX.
ing their parole
General Butler issued an order au-
thorizing that several regiments OF
United States volunteers might be or.
ganized in Louisiana.
A reconnaissance by the First Maine
cavalry was made as far rs Waterloo
Va. on the Rappahannock river.
A band of partisans visited the
house of a Unionist named Pratt. in
Lewis county, Mo-. and killed him,
John Ross, principal chief OF the
Cherokee Indians. addressed a letter
to Colonel weer. commanding the
United States forces at Fort Leaven.
worth, Kan, informing him. that on
the seventh day OF October, 1861. the
Cherokee Nation had entered into &
treaty with the Confederate States oil
America.
President Lincoln, in company with
General Mcclellan. reviewed the
troops Of the defeated army Of the 70.
tomac at Harrisen's Landing, ON the
James river. Va
The governors of Wisconsin and
New Jersey issued proclamations
calling for troops under President Lin
coins call
The letters from General Mcclellan
to the War Department, concerning
his occupation of General Lees house
at White House, Va, were laid before
congress.
The removal of Secretary Stanton
from the War Department OF the
United States was suggested in vari
Gus portions Of the country.
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DAISY FLY KILLER I sl.s,

AGENTS WANTED. SELL RICH LOOKING I'M
ported M by ~ rugs 81 each. Il, ii, Carter. Milan,
Tenn sold Ii6 In days, his profit So. You can DO
as well. Write for unique selling plan sample
offer and exclusive territory, KONDON, Rug linz
porteR Stonngton, Mime.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-10
July 9, 1862.

The National transport steamer
Canonicus was fired into by the Con-
federates few miles below Harri-
sons Landing, on the James river.
In the New Hampshire legislature
resolutions were adopted pledging the
state to furnish its full quota OF
troops called for recently by President
Lincoln.
Public meetings were held in Eng
land. praying the government to use
its influence to bring about a recon
ciliation between the Northern and
Southern States of America. as it was
from America that the only immediate
supply Of cotton could be expected;
and, If there should be need, asking
the English government not to hesi-
tate to recognize the independence Of
the Southern States.
A fight occurred near Tompkinsville,
KY, between a body Of 1900 indie
pendent southerners, under Morgan,
and the Third Battalion of Pennsyi-
vania cavalry, numbering about $50
men, under command of Major Jordan,
in which the nationals were routed
with a loss of -four men killed, six
wounded and nineteen taken prIs-
oners.
Hamilton. N. c.. was occupied by the
National forces under the command Of
Captain Hamill. of Hawkins New
York Zouaves.
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July 10. 1862.

A meeting was held In Huttonsville,
Randolph county, Va, at which the
following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That we, as citizens, are
willing to live under the Federal gov
eminent and its laws, and that we viii
give any information TO the Federal
commanders in relation to the opera
tons of certain bands of men known
as guerrillas or mountain rangers"
At New Orleans. John III. Larue,
being by his own confession a va
grant" was committed to the parish
prison, and his wife, Anna Larue,
having been found in the public
street wearing Confederate flag upon
her person in order to incite riot. =
was sent to Ship Island by the com
mand of General Butler.
The proyostmarshal of Memphis,
Tenn, issued an order requiring all
persons connected with the Confed-
crate government or army to leave
the city within five days, with their
families.
A company of Independent fighters,
ninety in number, engaged in drilling
in a field between Gallatin and Harris
Vile, Tenn, was captured by body
of National troops
John Morgan, the Confederate lead
er. issued a call upon the people Of
Kentucky to rise and arm. and drive
the Hessian invaders from their soil"
A fight took place two miles south
or Scatterville. Ark, between a de-
tachment OF the First Wisconsin cav
airy and a Confederate force under
Captain Allen.
General Saxtou sent into South
Carolina to organize employment for
the negroes liberated from their mas
tiers by the occupation Of the National
troops reported $4,000 acres of corn
and cotton under cultivation by them
in voluntary labor. and announced a
hope that the crops would become
sufficient to sustain the experiment
July II, 1862.
A skirmish took place near VIII
iamsburg, Va.
Governor Yates Of Illinois published
letter to the president urging the
employment OF all available means to
crush the rebellion.
At New Orleans all acts of sale by
auctioneers who had not taken the
oath Of allegiance to the United States
we're declared null and void by the
military eommandant. General shep
ley.
A skirmisn occurred near Pleasant
Hin. Mo. between company Of state
militia ard a band Of irregulars.
A dispatch from General Mcclellan
az Harrison's Landing, on the James
river said: "AlI quiet. We are rest
ed. Enemy has retFeated"
BY order OF President Lincoln, Cen
eral Halleck was appointed to the com
mand Of all the land forces ia the
United States, with the rank Of gen
eral-in-chief
The Confederate General Ruggles
refused to grant tie petition OF the
parish Of Saint Tamanay. in Louisiana,
70 perpolt them to exchange their cot.
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OPENING GUN
OF Prohibition Campaign Will Be
Fired Sunday When Or. Naples
Speaks at First U. p. Church.

Marking the opening OF the cam
paign in Ohio County for the ratifica-
ton OF the prohibition amendment in
West Virginia this fall. a mammoth
mass meeting for men will be held
tomorrow afternoon in the First
Presbyterian church. The meeting
will begin at $3.50 O'Clock with a spe-
cial song service.
The needing will be addressed by
J. A. Maple of Texas. MIR. Maple is
known as The Man From Texas"
and is regarded as one OF the ablest
lecturers on the American platform.
He has taken an active part in many
prohibition campaigns and is a force
full temperance speaker.
The Ohio County Ratification Fede-
ration Is making arrangements to
bring several noted speakers 10 this
city TO speak I'm the interests OF the
prohibition amendment On Thursday
evening. Judge J. G. McWhorter OF
Charleston will speak I'm the Thomson
NJ T.. church
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PICKPOCKETS
Operated During Fair Week and
Many Lost Greater or Less
Sums Of Money.

Pickpockets aud sneak thieves we're
on the Job as usual at the State Fair
during the week and several cases
have been reported. but 20 catch a
thief among "A crowd Of many thous-
ands is ALMOST an impOssibiiity.
Among those on the grounds Thurs
day. who lost a good sum OF money.
was August Frohmc. assistant assess
or OF Ohio county. Mr.. FrOhme went
20 the fair with a wallet containing
S67 In his hip pocket and while trav-
cling through the crowd was touched
for the purse. other and smaller
amounts have been reported and one
case was reported where quito n large
sum was lost but no trace has been
found Of the thieves as yet.
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WELLSBURG

s. S. Atkinson of West Alexander.
Pa. Is stirring up the interests in the
Grange and Is an enthusiastic believer
In its benefits To the farmer, and fur
Their. that IL 10 or 90 farmers OF this
county will get together he will come
and explain the workings OF the
Grange and organize them.
Rev. ]. A. Naples, a noted lecturer.
will speak at the Baptist church,
Fourth ward. on Sunday evening, illu-
strating his lecture by means OF large
oil paintings. All are invited to at
tend.
Thomas Cheeks. a former citizen Of
Brooke county, who was in the racing
business before the civil war, and is
now 80 years OF age, is still engaged
In the game and won a prize at Wheel
ing on Thursday.
Mrs. G. Grant Fish, a former citI-
zen OF this place, died suddenly at her
home. No. $50 RIPLEY street, Pitts
burgh, Pa Mrs. Fish was a daugh-
ter or the late Jesse Hilderbrand, a
pioneer resident OF Pittsburgh and
was superintendent of the old horse
car bus line. Those surviving are:
The husband, two sons. Howard r.
and Willard r. and one sister. Miss
Loretta Hilderbrand. The husband,
q. Grant Fish. was connected with
Nho ANNu NthAOn bAur,o inquiry III OPERA
ton here several years ago.
David Baker OF New MartinsvilIe,
w. Va. Is a visitor in this city, his
former home.
A young girl has beeen going about
town soliciting clothing. etc. upon
the plea that the Christian church is
TO give a rummage sale. which IS not
the fact.
A great benefit entertainment will
be given in Barth's Opera House on
Saturday night. the proceeds 10 go TO
the food sufferers OF the county.
James Clemens. bank account in
spetcor. with headquarters at Charles
ton. w. Va. IL a visitor M the home
OF his father. l. w. Clemens.
Harold Wise OF Chicago Is a visitor
AZ the home OF his father. George
Wise OF Paint Breeze.
Miss Stella Perrine OF Clarksburg,
W. Va. Is improving. after severe
Illness Mt the home OF her sisrer-in-
law. Mrs. l.. Perrine. OF Main street.
Wanted so boys, steady work, GOOD
wages. Northwood Glass Co.
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HIGH
TO Be OPENED
WITH VERY ELABORATE ExER.
cieEe EXTENDING ovER
Two DAva.
school WIN % opsssd Meods,
and Dedicated ths roiles.
Ing Day.

VIM six schools In attrndance. the
opening Of the Sherrsrd Consolidated
and HIN echool viii be held Monday
septomber 8. and the new building
wfii BE- formally dedicated with elab-
orate exerctses on the afternoon Of
ne day following. Tuesday. septem-
Der 10.
The six schools or Union district.
Marshall county. in the consolidation
are Snyerside. Allen. Sherrard. Nc
Conneli Chestnut Grove ind Pine
Hill Wagons will be used to convey
the pupils from these schools to the
one building at Sherrard The
wagons will start Monday morning TO
arrange q schedule, which will be fol.
lowed out the remainder OF the term.
Dedication Of Building.
With appropriate ceremonies the
handsome new building will be dedi-
Gated Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Featured by excellent addressed, a
lengthy and interesting program will
be rendered Prof. l.. l.. Friend OF
Charleston. state superintendent of
high schools. and Stale Supervisor OF
Rural Schools II. +. Hanifan Of
Charleston will be present and will
deliver the principal addresses.
An Interesting feature in connec-
ton OF the event will be the presenta-
ton OF an American flag TO the school
by the Odd Fellows. Grand Master
ii. 8. Woody. OF the Grand lodge, will
make the presentation speech. while
Hon. Charles T. Carrigan. prosecuting
attorney OF Marshall county. will de-
liver the speech OF acceptance on be-
half Of the school.
The exercises will be in charge OF
the Union district board OF education.
Music will be furnished by the Nc
Mechen band and songs will be rem
dered by the High school under the
direction OF Mrs. A. w. Curtis.
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DRY" PROGRAMS
Are In Demand by the Sunday Schools
Throughout the State-Wlii Be
Out IN a Few Days.

Many requests for Ratification Day
programs are being received by the
fiOn from all parts ~ the state. and
the indications are that they win be
widely used september 20 has been
set aside for the Observance % tenn
porance day by the Sunday schools
OF the state. and the Sunday School
Association r. arranging an elaborate
program for the occasion.
n 81 expected 70 distribute nearly
100000 copies 70 the schools free Of
charge. and 81 - likely that this num-
ber will BE- used. They will be ready
Tor distribution within q few days.
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A. n result Of not agreeing on n
certain matter which they we're dis
cussing. two we'll known residents 81
Triadelphia got into an argument last
evening which later on terminated IN
a flst fght They punched each other
kicked each other and swore az each
ofhor and were finally separated BY
several people Of the town Outside
81 being bruised they did not harm
each other. Both men are promiDcnt
citizens and % - thought that they
should take other means than school
boys tactics N acftie an argument
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-07

The implicit confidence that many
people have in Chamberlains Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
founded on their experience In the
use of that remedy and their knowl-
edge OF the many remarkable cures
OF collie, diarrhoea and dysentry that
IL has effected. For salo by all deal
ers
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For Sale

80 acres, situated two miles from
liethesda, tho great summer resort
Good location. fue stock farm. good
farming land. principally limestone
soil two veins coal. several buildings
we'll Watcrod. plenty 81 fruit Will
soil part or AL Inquire
". r. HYDE,
r. o. No. 4. Bsrnesvlns. Ohio.
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one OF the best and best improved
on the Flushing and Cadlk road mi
north OF Flushing in Flushing Tp. and
e-ni from u. * o. Il. r. sta Is-roorn
TICK also 1O-room frame residence
bo.h equipped with modera conv"nien,
ceS. ana three nve-roOm tenant houses
TWO larSe barns, one modern dairy
barn. other horse and dairy combines
Carriage houses and out buildings. All
under slate roof Good soil: farm well
waterec. and plenty OF fruits; The No
. f-ioot vein OF coal goes with the
farm. We will also sell the M .
pittsburgh vein II purchaser so de-
sires Address T. L. HOLLOWAY.
Flushing. Ohio. e-fI-1s,
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The following described propertv.
that ~ n say. tho lease from ths CITY
OF Wheeling. West Virginia. for lot
number 100 IN raid city. a. the north
east corner q Market street and Alley
-Four. with the building thereon known
a. number 7is. 120 and 9az Market
street. Will be Offered nj public sale al
the north front door Of the court house.
on
Tuesday, tns ION Day Of September.
1919.
com rnencing ~ 10 o'clock a. m.
Terms q sale % ba cash
FRANK 4 MCMAHON.
Executor 81 the Estate 81
Ann McAtiister.
au-2e- 1f-a-7-6-7-IO
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EDUCATIONAL
DIED.


WEIMEH-Dn Thuraday September s.
1912. uf ~ % o'clock 81. M. ~ the res
idenre OF bic daughter. Nrs John
Koch corner fIffh street and nation
90 Road FRIEDRICH WEfWER
axe ll gear. nrI 8 lata
Funernl services uu sunday afternoon at
4tn O'Clock Friends ~ family re-
aucrtfulIv invited fr attend inter
mrrf 20 SIT Wood cemetery
nUTLEH-r-rIlay. september g. 1919
nt 100 Twelfth street. WILLIAM
FLEMING HrTIEN aged IS years
Funeral notice hereafter. friends viii
please omit flowers
PEBLEH-On "wednesday. september 4
1912. az 2 o'clock . m. MEr MARIA.
wife = Martin fchler. in The I0fh
year - her age
Funeral from her late residence so Iea
Setfnfaonfh street. Saturday after
noon Hf o'clock Friends ~ the
family are invited to attend Inter
Hrrrf af Greenwood cemetery
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--e---------.--s-
Eodce 20 ManufActur0rn. JODbcra, nsr-
NOTICE IS HEfbEN GIVEN. That
To Sfafe board OF Control OF the stats
OF West NuGaia will receive BIDS daily
az its o0ice at CharlpstOn, West VIZ
ginlH, for furnishing supplies for the
management q which IL vested IN SAID
Board Contracts will he aNarded TO me
lowest bidders. quality considered and
other things being equal. West Virginia
dealers viii be given preference
Lists ~ supplies needed Will fur
nish I'd bidders on rcoeipt % requests
stating the Inc desired
hTArE RDAHD or CONTROL
se-t-tf Charleston. West virsiniA
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German banks. according 20 novs-
paper dispatches. have begun n intro.
duce the finger print ~ n mark ~
Identification on checks Tho mefhod
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Out the Pike Home

s-roomed dwelling. modern. electric
light, gas, etc.
Lot sorsb7, lawn. garden, fruit and
splendid chicken yard and house.
Twenty minutes from Wheeling.
strsst cars stop in front Of house. II
looking for q home with large grounds,
all we'll improved, good neighborhood.
etc.; on quick deal 5000. can ar
range for easy terms. It's a real
homo property.
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room house. stony slate roof. inc
location, miles from Cambridge. nice
barn a0Hf0 feet eli kinds ~ other
huildinEe. well watered. and fenced or
cNnrh Timber FOR nee o. the farm.
poefoss on any time Don't para this hv
Come ~ writo Of 1rra W D. Masters.
4bf ". Ave. Cambridge. o.
a. ~ MASTERS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
SEALED PROPOSALS

TsE 8EVERH -Furnish~d rooms Vitl
bond. gt5 dsin 81 iste-J Bell.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WAAIED-lO secure "a copy OF thu
journal OF the session 81 the Wheel
Ing convention. which convened rsurI-
airy u. 1853 This Journal was printed
ard bound by Campbell and DerIaott,
q ne - wanted Tor the state Archives u
". Va. any owner OF copy Of tho
journal will perform public service
BY communicating with the 1ntclli-
gencer. or with Hon Virgil fagfa
ststs Archiveist. Charleston. " Va
ff-fufvf1
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MEDICAL COLLEGES
College Of Phyuicians and Surgeons
or BALTIMORE. ND.
MmmmFrn n~amKmw H.

Entrance requirements those - the
Association Or American Medical Col
ieEes clinical facilities unusually good
Lahore tories we'll equipped Technical
training thorough For catalogue ad-
drcsF. VA. .. LOCKWOOD. Dean. Bait
more Nd
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
LOST.

LOOl.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~
LoST-W a. m, Sept 9Th, be-
tween Behren's store at Woodsdale and
Mrs. r q. McColloch's safe on q. {. x
= road. black leather pocketbOok, con-
tanning some paper money and some
change In silver. Reward given r. re-
turned 10 this office or call Bell phone
Alt. BIER. 10. s---h
LcST-Between Stamm Hotel and l.. *
q. station. leather pocketbOOk contnin-
Ing a number OF u. r. card passes and
papers bearing name OF j. W. Rowland
Reward Tor return y Il. * .. ticket
office. SIT
LoST-Pockct book. containing a check
on bridgeport Bank and Trust 60,
receipt bearing owners name and sum
OF paper money. Reward for return
To Intelligence. Sep-6-f
LoST-Focketbook. on Elm Grove car.
between Park and Wheeling. Labor
Day evening. Return AMI receive re-
wcrd. J. 4. Jackson, Sands Electric co.
sal
LoST-Ladies' sold watch, with pin. be-
tween Colonial theatre and twenty
third street on Market. Initial T. on
case. inscription inside Finder return
10 this office ard receive reward
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sECoND-AAHD Wmpows noo,,
AND FRAMED
DOOM AND 5o-ro0T MAST INoUIRI
Of JAaES Z. HAwLEY OR THE SUI
fEAINfEHDEu7 at THE BUILDIrTO
SITE. lo27 MAIN STREET
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Administrators Notice.

ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
Admtnistrutor's Notice.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against the estate OF
Lydia A krebs. deceased. TO present the
same, duly verified. To the undersigned.
and all persons knowing themselves in
debted TO the said Lydia \. Krebs, are
requested 10 call on the undersigned. and
pay the same
HARRY Z. MURRIN,
SILT Administrator.
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ron oALE-HOuse on corner Fifteenth
ana Jacob streets. Very desirable
Enquire so Fifteenth street au-27-tf
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ron sALE-or exchange. or will rent
on shares, s2s acre farm IN Crawford
county. slightly rolling 100 acres suit
able Tor onions. balance general farming
and dairying. good buildings. H. miles
from cheese factory The chance or A
lifetime for a hustler Address or call
Chss. Kaiser. Bellaire. Ohio. s-s-i
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LETTER LIST.

LIST or LETTERS remaining NJ IN.
pcstofflce Al Wheeling. ONO COunty VI.
"a saturday, sept "a. isi. To 90
Al -ny u tae folio~tnx t-ls apDl.cant
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FOR SALE

Frnns house containing six rooms
bafn end laundry, stone foundation. slate
roof. ceunpnt waikH finished attic. Lot
t1x1fol Situated on South Broadway.
sbovs ordinary high water.
Also . franc house consisting OF eight
rooms. lnundry, arranged for two farni-
lea Lot e0x11O. on North Wabash 81
Bargain 90 quick buyer.
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PATENTS ssGs'd r..l1 TI1Ss.
-opklet frcc fiftecr years practice.
a. n. DUNLAP, PATLsT ATTORNEY.
National Exchange BanE Bidg.
wheeling. ~. Va.

NAETED-To buy cosy OF Chronicles
on border Waf2asf. book lescrtp-
tive or the early fnfinu war lu Fsrt
NirElnia and other PORTIONS OF TIE OHIO
valley.
Also wanted o. Uuy any copies % ola
histories o. virginia aul Wet EirsInia.
or county histories that NAV te ~ fHs
market Persons having same will ad-
Dress History. care fnteIFrrucer
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WANTED-ROOMS

WAHTbD-Three rooms. with cellar.
gas and water. City or suburbs. no
children. ddress. S. ~. ID. care Intel
ligencer. Sell
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WAHTED-Man experienced in farming
and milk dairy: must be capable 10
manage dairy, must give experience and
reference Address Box ass. Wheeling,
". Va sal
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WAHTED-colored bell boys at Wind
sor Hotel Inquire at Windsor Hotel
sci
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

t@ItAIEA-J tIND NlL.IN L-LIILIN.
cs.a paid for east off ciOtninx. write
OF csll
~ LEVY.
Nc. 1907 Harksi Ht- WhssIinE. ". W
Wu-CoI-ct Rad HiIr Buy ana sell
tiaima. Attachments carefully placed
ana executed. we adjust claims "a
inaN cole lions On a. rowml .eIon uaaIs.
ca we Agen,- o03 Board u Trade BIDS.
w ceiling. W. Va n
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WANTED-Male Help.

Pastry man. must have ex-
1871 Market street S. 49,
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fo1 sALE-Only drug store IN Wal
lace. on short Line. town OF 1000 Rea-
son for selling III health OF owner
Gibsons Drug store. Wallace. " IA q
ron sALE-Two large wall cases. first
clss- condition; suitable for cigar or
grocery store Cheap 20 quick buyer
Clayton Cigar Co. i533 Market 81.
SSH
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70 sALE-HorseS Ny match team
chestnut sorrel drfvinE mare. per-
tectiy sound. city erdke. and TO steam
cars also two seated top surrey Fnoufr.
W. y, MsS-iaskey. isth and Main. Wheel
ma W va s-T-tf
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NAHTED-Young men TO do soldering.
Apply Lard Pail Dept Wig. Can Co
s-7-l
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WAHTED-capable salesman to cover
west virginia with staple line High
commissions $4,000 monthIv ad,-npc.
and permanent position To right man
Jess IL. Smith Co. Detroit. Mich. s-7-x
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FOR SAIE-Household fur
niture. consisting Of two
druggetS two hall racks two
iron beds. one bed and wash
stand to match. one stand. one
ssdeboard. one kitchen stove
and table. and some chairs.
Can be seen between 2 and 4
p m n 122h Fourteenth 81.