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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-04

cmCUT CoURT.-The Right OF Way
cases were to have been called up in the
Circuit Court, yesterday, but It was ascer.
tanned before the hour of meeting that
the Railroad Company was not ready,
and the court did not sit. Anadjournipg
order until o'clock, Saturday morning
was entered.
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"sEcURE TuR SHADOW ERE TINE Sun.
STANCE FADE."-NOw is a good time to
secure your Shadow" The best place
Is, lmqueStipnAbly, the Partridge Galley,
III Main Street
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STILL They Go.-Qulte party left
the city, yesterday morning, to pass the
heated term amid the fine scenery, thick
shade, and invigorating air, at Portland,
onthe Baltimore IS Ohio Railroad. They
will all return in a few weeks we trust,
feeling IS II they had a new lease on life,
and all the better prepared to conduct the
ensuing years campaign with business
aud responsibilities
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ANOTHER CASE OF STREET SLKEPNG
Owen MCVey commenced to celebrate
the Fourth too soon by getting most
gloriously drunk, yesterday. When found,
he did not know enough to speak. Ac-
cordingly, officers Jankins and Chaplinc
procured a wheelbarrow, and lodged HIM
in the lookup.
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New AdrertIEements.

Dividend-National Bank Of W. Va.
Dlyidend-German Bank.
Strangers In the City &,
New Military Association.
Masonic Notice.
Plated Ware-Oxtoby s. Duflleld.
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BEEoRE ESQ. scHUITz,-The cases Of
Chas. A. slebrecht, James Frazier and
George spindler which we mentioned as
having been postponed until yesterday,
were disposed of at the hour to which
they were continued. Esq S. required
each to furnish bond for their good be.
hsviOr for one year with 800 penalty.
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FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cass
requires too long a time, and to-
much care to restore gray or fida
Whiskers we have prepared tbs
dye, in one preparation which VII
quickly and effectually accOmPLA
this result. 1t is easily aPPGel
and produces a color which vii
neither rub nor wash of. Sold By
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, 4 co.
NASHUA, Nh.
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FUNERAL To,MoRRow.-By referring
70 an announcement in another column, it
will be seen that the funeral OF the late
T. ]. Campbell is to take place at 8
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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The most complete and choice line Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres, Scotch
oheviots, English and French Diagonals,
Cloths of all shades, Vestings, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, Sc, can be
found at G. Hess, merchant tailor, cor.
ner Of Main and Quincy streets, who does
al al work in the best style and guarantees
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TRY TuEM.-we daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms OF the pat.
ntfaing shirt which is'gradually taking
fireplace of allothers. These shirts open
in the side and are made in any desired
style. ]. T. Lakin & Co., are receiving
orders for them and guarantee a perfect
fit in every instance. Try them.
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HAND HURr.-A little boy in North
Wheeling, while playing with powder
last evening, had one of his hands severe
ly injured. 1t appears that the little
fellow had a bottle of powder, which he
was no dSubt saving for to-day, and near
him were several Of his comrades who
were amusing themselves. In some way
the powder was ignitcd, bursting the
bottle in the boys hand and lacerating it
in frightful manner. DR.. Martin dressed
the wound and pronounced it OF a serious
nature We advise all boys to be careful
in using powder and fire crackers to-day.
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DEATH OF Rx.srrnIYr oA,rrEr1.

DEATH OF ESsHERIEF CAlpBELL.-
Mr.. THOMAS ]. oAApBRLI, late sheriff Of
this county, gyalued citizen, died at his
home in this city very suddenly and IN.
expectedly, Tuesday evening. The ply.
sIcians were Unable to determine ihs exact
nature Of his disorder, butSdppOsed tito
be bilious collie. A post norton showed
that death resulted from liberation Of the
stomach A hole as large as the end Of
ones little finger had been perforated
through all tho coats Of the stomach, as
round and cleaniy cut as IL done with q
punch. Through this the contents Of the
stomach found their way into the alb
dominal cavity, producing peritonitis.
MIR. CAAIPBEII had been in ordinary
though not robust health. he had long
suffered from stonachic Allment which
was supposed to be dyspepsia, some years
agoquiteseyerely, The cicatrix Of an
old ulcer was also found in the stomach,
and this Is supposed to have been the
cause Of former trouble. He had gone
about in his usual spirits and apparent
health. until within q few hours Of his
death, attended market In the morning
and was uptown aboutnOOn, unconscious
Of the slender thread on which his Life
was suspended. Its the opinion of the
physicians, we hear, that the rupture oil
the outside coating of the stomach where
eaten by the ulcer occurred but q short
time before the htal illness manifested
itself.
Prior to his election as sheriff Mr.
cAMPBELI spent many years here in
merchandising, being a member Of the
firm OF MAXWELL, CAAIPBELI 6 T1NaLE
His character was pure, his disposition
gentle and amiable, his manners affable
and courteous. BE was good citizen in
all his relations to the community, and
his untimely death Is deplored by all. 9.
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GONE TO MINNEsorA,-Rev. John Moi.
fat and wife, OF this city, left for Minneso.
ia Via Cincinnati, yesterday. Rev. NJ.
visits that region for the benefit Of his
health, which is much impaired. His
former parishoners and friends here fol.
low him with their best wishes, and trust
that he will return, completely restored,
to re-enter the active work Of the minis.
try, .Ae..HF. s-..
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-We don't believe
this Court was in session yesterday
morning more than five minutes, only
enough to enter up an order or two and
then adjourn until the "Court In course"
The next term will begin Monday one
week-15th inst.
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LIGHT AND suADE-All the Summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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ouEEss, Congress, Women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and croquet Slippers,
Just received ct L. v. Blond's.
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LADIES wishing to purchase nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should 90
to L. V. Blends.
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Fof saIe.
ToR SALE

One Hundred Acres Land, " miles nom the
hounshing town Of Cambridge, Guernsey eoun.
y, Ohio; 70 acres Creek Bottom under eultiIA.
uon, balance wei timeered and supposed 10 be
undeflAid with Coal 20 famous for cooking known
% exist In that section Of country. The O. D.
Railroad runs through the land. Will be sold
cheap. Qe20 I. IRWIN, Agent
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Every year increases the popular.
tyo fthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that til
kept fully up to its high standapl;
and it is the only reliable ndperfri,
ed preparation for restoring GRn
OR FADED HAIR to its youthf6lcolor
making it soft, lustrous, and tiIken
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. It removes all eruption,
and dandruf, and, by its tonic pur.
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, thehaiI
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor and
will create q new growth, except IN
extreme old age. 1t is the mosteCO
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used
as it requires fewer applications
and gives the hair a splendid, glosg
appearance. A. A. Hayes MD,
State Assayerof Massachusetts says
"The constituents are pure, and care,
fully selected for excellent quality
and I consider it the BEST PEEPA.
RATION for its intended purposes
Sold by all DrusgiStS, and Dealers in Ntdiaaa.
Prioe Ono Dollar,
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price nom 800 to 81 900 each.
TERNs-one-tourth cash, the residue In equal
insallnsnts at one, two and three years, with In.
teresk mo. P. aILCHRIsT,
Gpl0 AtTop MIL
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ALARaE stock of Ladies', Misses and
Child's Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes Of best city manufacture, for
sale at L. V. Bonds.
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.,..,....,.,.,..,.M!l! IedIcal.
Ayers Cathartic IiTIs

70 f1ortheNh!,,,
cure Of al ,.erts a'
mghn In us ,,. q
ash, lyeg, aS.~oa
els. nrylnsm@3i
aper.enl, All D'l
excellent pan,,.,l a
Zen Being pufelf NV, Nv,
Table, they eonr,,se
no mercury or, nm,
raj Whatever. VI' ',.,
serious tiekne,,',us,lal
%SItASS,,,imkhpRtthi
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Ghe9ntelIigstteer:
THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1879.
Travellers Register.

ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
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HE leaves quite I'd amoutt Of pro-
perty, believer "Yes; full If not
over 81 zoe, 900. His library lie, With
the exception Of, thst- 10 the British
Museum, the finest and richest extant
in Sbakesperians. You probably recol.
lect that he bought the greater part Of
Burton's superb collection, and should
his books come to the hammer they
will furnish . magnificent feast for
photographer" ..r
Have you any idea as to the dispo-
sition Of bis money r. II think that
the greater part of it is bequeathed to
establish a school for actors; such at
least was his Intention, though whether
his will carries it out of course cant
tell. AS he has no family and no near
relatives, the remainder IN to be devoted
to building an asylum for old actors.
Naturally. cannotsay that positively,
but l think time will prove me correct
in my surmises. II 30 used, it will fifty
perpetuate his memory As one OF the
greatest, il not the greatest, OF American
actors, and "a one who sought to found
a national school Of acting aud by con.
slant liberality to produce a national
drama"
The Tribune, in an extended notice Of
the tragedian's death, says: 1t is to the
credit OF Mr.. Forrest that he remem-
bered his early friend and manager,
William Jones, as a benefactor, and
manifested toward him, in after years,
practicable and most commendable
notwithstanding him shelter aud
bounty when these were most needed.
The early days OF adventurous effort in
the West and South were full OF hard
ships for Mr.. Forrest as has been
shown; and he seems to have appre.
ciated keenly and remembered long
whatever kindness was then extended
to him-s stranger and only a
struggling novice. 1t WAS in Mr..
Forests house in New York,
in lS41, that Mr.. Jones suffered his
last sickness and passed away. An
other man to whom Mr.. Forrest was
kind was John Augustus Stone, over
whose grave, in Philadelphia, (where
he died, a suicide, June l, 1884 stands
a monument inscribed with these words:
an Memory of the Author of Meta.
mora: By His Friend, E. Forrest" The
actors best friend was William Leg
CERT, whose death, not very long after
they became attached comrades, be-
reaved him OF wise adviser, an appre
ciative admirer and intellectual prop, q
frank and fearless censor, and COM
panion whose influence was always for
his good.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Property.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made and executed to me, as trustee,
by Henry Daub and Barbetta, his wife, dated
the 18Th day OF June, 1864, and now OF re-
cord in the Rec Irder'S office Of Ohio county,
STATE OF West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 5O,
page S5o, tn secure the payment OF TWO GER
lain prOniSSOry notes for the sum OF Jour-
teen hund ell and fly lsl450) dollars, the
balance due on the purchase money, pay
able TO the order o. John Piarr, both bear
!ny date January 1T, 1854, the amounts and
time of payments OF the same being as fol-
lows: One for seven hundred and Ten Cs7l0)
dollars payable seven Years after date, win
!utere>! rom the l>t day OF January, 81
one for seven hundred and forty no dol
lars, payable eight years after date, with
interest from the lSt day of January, 1872,
and signed by the sal Henry Daub to John
Pfarr. Also, to secure TO Daniel Schambra
the sum OF three thousand $500 dollars,
with interest from the 18th day of June,
IN, ! will sell at public auction, at the
hDnt door Of the Court House OF ONO
county. West Virginia, to the highest snd
best bidder, on Thursday, December 26th,
~ commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
following deScr bed property, that is To say
The north half OF lot NUMBER one hundred
aud twelve, lllg in Ebenezer Zane's addi-
Ion 10 the city of Wheeling, situated on
the east side OF Market street, on the cor
lrr Of Market and Washington streets, in
tlecty OF Wheeling, West Virginia, in that
par Of the city commonly called North
Wheeling, luett-r known as the Washing.
Ton Brewery, with all the appurtenances
thereto belonging. IL being the same prop
eFly which was conveyed by John Pfarr
and wife TO Henry Daub and wife, by deed
dated he 1T day of January, 1864, and re-
corded in the RecOr ier'S Office OF Ohio
county, In DEED Book No. AZ, page 2S3.
TERMS OF SALE ne halt Of the pur-
chase money ca-h, the balance in six
mouths rom the day OF sale, with interest
.ion day OF sal, the purchaser giving bond
WIN security for sal deferred pay meut, the
G!e being retained until said bond is paid.
Selling as ru>tee, will convey only such
Nus as IS vest DIN me by said ed OF trust,
ihd Will only specially warrant the title.
w. II. SCHAMBRA, Agent.
Per HENRI VAAs Trustee. nov26b
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THE EYE.
Some Of the Dangers 10 Which ft is
Subject.

Some Of the Dangers 10 Which it Is
Subject.
The sculptor Crawford was accus~
toned all his life to read lying down.
To this very largely the physicians at
tribute the loss of his eye. Very soon
a cancer formed in the other which
caused his death.
The great historian Prescott lost hif
eyesight when a student, by a bit Of
bread thrown in sport by fellow stu
dent at the table. Never be careless in
such little matters. A pair of scissors
or a fork, thrown IN sport or anger, has
often caused the loss Of an eye, which
which the wealth of the world cannot
replace. ,..
A friend, who was very ambitious to
finish set of linen for her brothers
spent almost a winter in fine stitching
sitting up often late at night over the
work, in which she took great delight
The result was the nerve OF the eye
was go injured that she was Obliged
wholly to give up sewing, knitting and
reading under penalty OF becoming per-
fectly blind.
A Young lady, who lived but ten
miles by train from school, used tc
spend the time in studying a certain
lesson while she was riding down in the
morning. The result WAS a severe az
lection of the eyes, which disabled her
from study for long time. 1t is al
ways hurtful to the eyes to read on the
train, tn ough we may not see the bad
effects so plainly when it happens only
occasionally. A steady practice like
this Young lady's may produce even
worse results when the system is in a
bad state.
Never read by twilight, nor before
eating in the morning. The little you
gain in time will be doubly lost by q
ailing of the eyesight long before life 8
sundown.
know a young clergyman who is
remarkably well read man, but whose
ewes are a perfect deformity. He said
he ruined them by reading at night
long and intently, when be was getting
his education. He seems to have nc
control of the lids, which twtch and
move in a most grotesque manner
Don't fancy you can do what you please
with your ewes, and vet have them serve
YOU faithfully. Take as good care O.
them as you would Of gold, for gold car
never replace lost eyesight.
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Keu,ucky Anecdste.

General Leslie Coombs made aspeech
at the raising OF a Clay pole in Paris
Ky., during the campaign o. 1914. He
was go confident on this occasion that
be promised to climb that tall pole
backward, from the staunchions at the
bottom to the racoon cage on top, if the
Kentucky statesman should be de-
feated by the unknown candidate from
Tennessee. 1t was rash promise, and
the memory Of his hearers afterwards
exhibited a very annoying tenacity. In
his stump exercises after that the en-,
thusias,ic and sagulne General could
never indulge in extrsvagent promises
or rose colored predictions without en-
countering flashes Of country wit that
mt him on the defensive. He never
got done explaining tina: he had failed
to climb that pole according to prom
ice only because it had been cut down
and removed before he could get there
Recently it trsnspired that two
sections OF tn8t sahe oiue oeu po'e
were still standing as gateposts in Paris
and in order to stop the clash OF the
country editors round about the Cen
eral consented to appear on Thanks
giving day and perform the long de-
ferred feat of climbing. Sure enough
when the appointed day came he
arrived on the cars, was welcomed to q
sumptuous breakfast, and, fortified by
some old Bourbon made during the
campaign of "A, he made good bis
promise, and made besides a happy
speech from the top of the gatepost.
His hair was as black, his eye as bright
and his step as brisk when be did this
az when he made the speech that led To
il in 1874. He was a captain in the
var OF 1872, and is still 90 youthful in
spirit and appearance as to be regarded
with a sort OF superstition by the people
of Kentucky. As time writes nc
wrinkles on his genial lace, they begin
to suspect that he came over with
Ponce de Leon, and was the only one
that found the fountain OF youth.
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For Sale

ruo-sroRY BRICK DWELLING,
4 Two s,o5t or ten rooms, situated on
A with ell, nsn " corner OF Centre and
fsl no; Il Streets. in shriver's addition to the
div OF W tnFo.siorv Frame Dwelling. with
Also and good cellar. hot and cold
ten To Sp and down stairs with gas s, IN al ~
me rooms, rast i'm the Sixth ward OF the
Chsplip,e, Ealing. For price and terms see
e.,y OF nee L. q HUGHEL
Real Estate Agent
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T,ustee's Sale of south Half
nfIot No. lob. Situated on
rho East Side of Market
street, in the City Of Wheel

nyVrRTuEOF o SEVERAL DEEDS
X - Tru>t, from Ottmar Hammer 10 me,
- ~ nesr,ug date the ID day OF February,
pug JnIy Ie .ordeI in the Recorders once
., Ibio countv, in book As. toto lIO, and
IN, n. oth.r nea ing date the 23d day OF June,
i.s, siso rec lrdrd in the same ofiice In DOCK
!. f,'io 50, / shall otter for SAFE at public
" on WEDS rs 'AY, the Sth day OF
I,crsry. 1873, commencing said sale at ~
''.'orE 4, VI, the south hall OF lot NUM-
3y,.i me hundred and three, situated on
NO .aSt id,. OF Market street. in the city OF
W5eeIing. being the same half lot OF ground
mich was conveyed TO said Hammer by
VirbaeI Bsttner AID wife by deed bearing
ia,. The l2,n day of October, 1871, duly re-
cnrdei. , A.,
Tysys or SALE-The one.third OF the
,rrrn,se money in cash, and the remain
Inc ,wo.thirds 70 be paid in six and twelve
mSn,hS from the day of sale, with interest
r5m said day; the purchaser may pay the
fu,l amount IN cash, or give his bonds Tor
ne deferred iuStallmentS, the trustee re-
tanning the title a. :; curity for their pay
mar,, Selling as trustee, shall convey 10
The purchaser only such title as Is vested IN
me- by The deeds OF trust before mentioned.
iecq.i JAMES =. WHEAT, Trustee.
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oai da1 Of December, 1877,

"a Court House, offer for sale the un-
A. Sai nd half OF filty-two acres OF land;
dYdeu 90 The "Mineral Wells Property"
Sno% nTo az Is situated about seven miles
ms Rps srk ersburg, and is known as the best
rom To. Z" nIace i'm the state; also, one quar-.
Ta'et; i ora acre adjoining the above.
iet " vs.. SALE Cash in hand for me per,
Ihh nroIertv. The real estate will be sold
S =, SSpes.third cash in hand, and the residue
'of wy ani two years, the purchaser giving
u one s. o." seruTity, bearing interest from
2o nu ole. for the deferred payments.
LAY u saw X. b. STEPHENSON,
Assignee.
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of various patterns and for every form o
Rupture, 20 that we can ft almost any can
at deht. Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
ERs, SHOULDER BRACES, BANDAGEs
sYRINGES and SURGICAL ISSTkU.
NENTS In great vari ".
In ssnding orders for Tru@es and Sup
porters give the circumi erence round the
Double truss u wanted. Addro8
LOGAN, LIFT a co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel.
inz W Va
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Save Your Horses.
"TIRO9H."

ssU1rRosH" OR UNFERNESTED WINE
for Communion purposes. Also
Angelica Wine, very delicate, q fsvorits
wine for ladies and iDvalids. Also spark
ling and Hook Wines, Pinet q Co. Brandy
old and pure, superior Rye and Bourbon
WHISTLES. for medicinal purposes.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST a co.
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House for Rent.

4 HOUSE CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS
u on Wheeling Island for rent. Posses
"Gn gwen Immediately.
foF PARTICULARS Call at the Leather Store
j. &. SMITH,
Hec--a Main street
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FOR SALE.

.cvys OF LAND ON THE BAL
o.1 49, Ohio Railroad, near Glo-
So So Cap, Marion SGoH.YAs S W ys' b N
los Market street.
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MANUFACTURERS FAvORITE.
For heaviest manufacturing purposes.
ALL LOCK-SlTCH, STRAIGHT Me-
DIE.
The p. r style, after more than five years
experience, la proven Itself the most sim
ple e11cfsnt and durable family machine In
the market, and stand to-day as the
REPRESENT. TIVE AMERICAN SEWING MA
CHINE.
The q. r. style j. now Offered In the
pub ic after two years OF experiments.
Many OF It's principlrs are entirely
new in their application Ia sewing
Machines. Both it, Tensions are oTiglna'
devices aien ed Nv this COMPANY, and iis
stiffness an 7 ease OF running will espe 1, ~
recommend II. For light manufacturing
rSe., In quality OF material, sInp Hty ol
design and adaptabiuty, II Is eq .ai!ei BY
no other nschi' q.
The NJ r. sfyIe has neither "Cam, "" rog
Wheel, "CompUund ever" or Rota'iDg
Cranks;" runs mOI--lrsSly. easily and rap
idly; a Drop Feed n three sdtes Of the need's;;
a capacity OF nearly twenty ln'h-' under
the arm, and can be used on the finest IN
brio or heayleS leather without alteration.
FOX ~AGE DK LEASE: terms easy, fol-
structlons given and salts action guaIsn-
teed.
Agents and Canvassers wanted In every
county In West Virginia.
Address,
WEED SEWING MACHINE 60,
Agency, 81 3srAet str ct,
octi-Eh. Wheeling w Va.
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For Rent.

RELMONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
In ~ ihoOm and Dwelling, corner Market and
NeLy. Inquire OF
-s WM. RRINTON.