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OMAHA, August l5.-Gen. W, 4. shCr-
man arrived here this morning.
sAvASSAH, GA, August 1j.-IIon,
Solomon Cohen died this morning, aged
-. He was at one time Member Of
Congress from this State.
PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-Frances
PerOt &Sons ale brewery was partially
destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000; the loss
Is covered with insurance.
To1EDO, August 1.-THE Wabash
elevators are receiving forty car loads oil
wheat per day, against two hundred last
year. There is but little new wheat ar.
irving.
PATTERSON, n. j., August l5.-Three
men we're drowned ut PassAiC Falls, this
morning, by their boat upseiting. Their
names were James Grozen, VIM. Horton
and Henry Martin.
HELENA, Montana, August l4.-Sec-
rotary Belknap arrived here this evening
from the Yellowstone National Park,
and was accorded mn enthusiastic recep-
ton.
WASHINGTON, August ia number
Of POstmasters Of small Offices through.
out the country have been removed for
the unlawful disposition Of postage
stamps, unjuStly increasing their salaries
thereby. ILL.,.
FAIR PoIST, August l5.-A Sabbath
School Convention was held here this
morning Of which Lewis Liller, Of Akron
Ohio, was elected President There,
were 3470 persons present, among them
were President Grant and Gen. Bah
cock.
SIDNEY, O., Ausust ia section boss
named John Miller was struck by the eG.
press train, bound east, at Delevllle, this
morning, while walking along the track,
knocking him down, cutting off his right
leg, and seriously injuring him.
MIsCooEE, I. r., August 1j.-The cor.
ner stone OF new building for the Use Of
the Indian agency for the Cherokee, Choc.
tAw, ChiCkaSaw, Creek and Seminole ma
tions will be laid on Wednesday. The
ceremonies will he conducted by the
Grand Lodge OF Mnsons Of the indian
Territory.
DELLbfUNIAlNE, W. august 1.-Two
burglars who broke into Lewis SINNERS
store, North LeWiSburg, Tuesday night,
were captured at Zanesville, four miles
from here last night. Part Of the stolen
goods we're found in their posse'siog.
Burglary Is getting frequent here, Charles
Felson's store in GAINESVILLE, being robbed
recently Of 800 in moey.
& Ttr1lS, o., August 14.-Adjuinnt Gen.
etal Amos inspected the 1'ifin Light
Guards in this city, this evening. lie ex.
pressed himself much pleased with their
proficiency, compllmenting them highly.
An tihsccessful attempt was made carly
this morning, to burglnrize Or, Kinha.
mans residence, College Hill.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l0.-Baliatd Smith,
for several years managing editor Of the
Courier.,Iourndi, has secured an interest
in the Louisville Ledger and will assume
editorial management Of that paper to.
morrow. The Ledger will continue to be
published as an afternoon paper, but It il
understood that q radical change will be
made in liz style and character.
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HELMBoLDs BUCHU Is still in the Ie'
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR., Helmbold, the cele'
brated medicine Is still manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
ieits. Genuine has propEietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, d&W,
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BRooKE County ELECrroS.-BrookC
county held an election for County Supet.
intendent Of Free sChoOl3 on last Friday
]. w Hough, The present incumbent, Il
'B. Sinclair and /. Q. Wright we're the can.
didates. The returns are not all in, but
there IL enough TO know that Mr.. Hough
is elected. His majority is estimated at
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BORROWING OF PETER TO PAY PAUL.
We are informed that on Friday evening
last the men engaged in carting cobble-
stones from the wharf 10 Main street
we're observed carefully loosenihg and
carrying away The stones on Water street.
The wharf has never yet. had It's full
share OF cobble-stones-but that il evi.
IDENTIFY an item Of small Importance to
the city employees, who never hesitate to
borrow Of Peter to pay Paul 80 far as re.
pairs or improvements are concerned.
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ACCIDENTAL man, his wife and child,
whose names we we're unable 10 ascertain,
were thrown from buggy yesterday At.
tefnoon, while returning from the Camp
Ground. The man was seriously hurt,
while his wife and child escaped with
comparatively slight injury. The cause
Of the accident was the shyihg Of the
horse at something on the road. The ac-
CidenL occurred near the Camp Grounds,
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PtcNic-The picnic held at Parlor
Grove, near Wellsburg, on Saturday laSt
proved a grand success. Many person.
were there, coming from miles around
T. T. Cockaynes cotillioh band furnished
the necessary strains for the terpsichorenn
portion Of tie festivities. The committee
may congratulate themselves upon theft
success. Much credit Ia due Messrs. j
A. Lewis, r. B. Wilson and james Cooper
members Of the committee, for their per.
sistent efforts in making all present happy
]. X. McElroy, Sheriff OF Brooke county
and family, were on The grounds.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
TIE TIRF.
Fastest TrottIps Time ' ON Record S.oI,S
-Iuiu, NoI Goldsmith Maid'
n,,n.,,, of the Turf.

Fastest TPOttinS i.h SSSii
-Lulu, NOt SOiusA aAu'
Oneen Of the Turf.
ps,.ur.rrH, n. Y, August l4.-Be-
80 6tfeen and twenty thousand people
wsrs at the Driving Park to-day, to wit
ns.. The great tFee TO all race, which
brought on the track Goldsmith Maid,
I.ulu, Nettie and American Girl. The
betting was four TO one on the Maid, and,
with her barred, $50 10 $40 on American
Girl against the field. As Lulu broke up
badly on the scoring, the first heat was
won by Goldsmith Maid in 2l5!, with
American Girl good second, Lulu third
and NeIlie fourth.
The second heat was won by Lulu in
2:lGI, beating the Maid by half length,
amid the widest excitement. Nettie third
and the Girl fourth.
The third heat was won by Lulu in 2:l5l,
Il length and a half ahead Of the Maid,
Nettie third. American Girl just saved
her distance.
The fourth heat and race was won by
Lulu in 2;l7, beAting the Maid by head
American Girl third, Neitie last.
These are the best four consecutive
heats on record, and Lulu has taken the
place OF Goldsmith Maid as the Queen Of
the trotting turf. The time is as follows;
First heat-33, LOG, l:4O, 2;l5l. Second
heat-S3l, l:O7, l;4ll, 2:l6l. Third heat
-34t, l;07l, l:4Ol, 1854. Fourth heat
"a, l:07t, la, 2;lT.
The 2:3i race was won by Nerea, taking
the second, third and fourth heats in 22S
2:26l, 2:23l. Hall took the first heat in
2:26. Frank MunsOn took third money
and Clifton Boy fourth.
The unfinished race for 2:27 class was
won BY Barns in 2:22, MOllie Morris
took second money, Eva third, and Carrie
fourth.
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, August 1.-THE first race
to-day was the sweepstakes for tWO-year
old-, 500 entrance, with 500 added
three.quarters Of n mile. There wert
twenly.iour entries and nine stars, viz.
Hercules, Shirley, Bertrand, Adelaide
Sultana, WarloCk, Sister Of Mercy, Lilli'
Belle and Knapsack. Sultana won b!
half dozen lengths, Shirley second, AIDE
laide third. Time, l:l0. Near the three
quarter pole Knapsack fell, throwing
his rider, BObbie Swim, but not hurting
him. Sultana, the winner, was the ia
vorite.
The second race was for a purse o
$500, for three.year.Olds, one mile ant
one.eighth. Rhadamanthus, Paper Maker
bennington iilly and Australind started
Rhadamanthus won by two lengths, Nc
Daniels flly, bennington, second, Aus
tralind third. Time, 2:Oit.
The third race was for a purse oil $500
two and quarter miles. RutherwOO
and Acrobat started, with the former III
favorite, but Acrobat won. Time 4:lBj
The last race, selling sweepstakes 10
all ages, S2j each, with $500 added, on
mile, had five starters, viz; HolbrOoR
Violet, Court Hampton, B.. +. Carver an
Caroline. Caroline, the iavorite, wOI
Carver second, Court Hampton third
Time, lA7i,
The match race between McDanieli
bennington FLY, Naphtha, and MCCOI
mack's Brigand is off, Mechanics paylD
the forfeit.
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sERESADE-Ptof Glass, Of the Pan.
handle Nari, Sheriff McElroy, and several
other citizens Of Wellsburg, we're treated
with a setenade by CockSyne's cotillior
band on lastsatutday night. The band was
invited IN and pattook Of refreshments al
several places.
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POLICE CouRT.-Eight cases were ex.
amined by Judge Cranmer on Saturday
morning, yiIi
Melissa Robinson confessed to keeping
house Of Ill fame, and was let of with a
fine OF $40. Christian johnson and Mary
Wilson were found at Melissa's house,
and were fined $40 each.
For drunkenness Theodore Folger was
committed for ten days, and VIM. Mar
shall and Michael Costello Eve days each
Gust Rust and Frank Harmon were
each fined $40 for disorderly conduct,
The former was committed Tor twenty
days, but the latter paid his fine.
At the matinee in the afternoon two
cases were examined:
John Smith was fined $40 and costs for
drunkenness, Poor John Is always in
trouble.
Joseph MCKOSh, farmer, was fned$ s.
and costs for allowing his wagon to stand
on Market street, opposite Mrs. Har-
bOurs,
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Man KtLLED.-A man, whose name
and residence We we're unable to find ont,
was run over by a vestern.bound freight
train and killed II Glovet's Gap, on The
B. & o. Railroad, on Saturday last. He
was lying on the track, and was supposed
to be drunk. He was literally cut to
nieces. "
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ONE DISTRICT HEARD FROM. Thus far
only one district has been heard from
since fridays school election. In Wash.
ington district the vote for County Su.
pefihtendent Wss AZ follows: John C..
Fatis, 20; Geo. l. Garrison, /, No com.
mIissionefs or trustees we're chosen il this
district.
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JUSTICE ToLtvAR.-On Saturday Thu
Justice examined Maggie Cutlip upon 4
charge Of threatening 10 shoot Jane.
Gotta Maggie wa held TO keep the
peace for ak months in The sum Of $50
Cots was then ARRESTED and tried by The
same Justice Tor striking Maggie, and
was also put under bond to be Of good
behavior for the next six months.
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FISHING PARTY UPsEr-Af fishing par.
ty consisting Of Sol Woodward, John Ma.
son, Sam. Bailey and others, while out on
the river In skif near Grand View on
Saturday, were run down by the steamer
Express. The skiff was upset, and The
occupants got a Wetting. The steamer
sent out a yawl and took them in"
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ELECTED MrHoAL DIRECToR.-Atare.
cent meeting Of the Germania Singing So
ciety, Mr., Peter Tremniel was elected
musical director. Mr.. Tremmel is a
skilliul musician, and the Germania has
made a judieious selection.
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From the Black Hills,

CHICAGO, August l5.-.An Inter Ocean
special from Fort Laramie dated the Ia,
states at u meeting Of the miners in Clus-
ter City on French Creek resolutions
were passed rendering to President Grant
their thanks for the manner in which he
caused his commands To be executed.
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Toreach the highest standard Of health
nature demands the utmost regularity Of
the bowels; a slight deviation brings
many inconyeniences and paves the way
TO more serious dangers. We can recon-.
mend Dr.. Bulls Vegetable Pills as the
best medicine for the needs Of the diges.
tive apparatus. dGw
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ANOTHER RACE TALKED ORA boa
race between Ed. Powell, Manton's train
er, and Frank Denmarsh, Corcotani
trainer, il now talked Of in boating cir
Giles. No money has yet been put up, buI
II Is said that they will probably row IN
about three weeks for $1,000.
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1000 yards Of best Prints at &c per
yard Merrimac, Cochecos, SPTagues and
all At &c per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper in proportion.
Forced TO sell to meet my payments.
J.W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Goth streets
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broken ARM.-WhiIe a gentleman and
lady were driving through Moundsville
Yesterday afternoon, In turning corner
the lady was thrown out and had her
arm broken. She was carried into an
adjoining house and had medical aid sum.
moned
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STANDARD VS. EAoLE.-A game Of
base ball was played upon the Island on
Saturday afternoon between the Standard
and Eagle clubs. VIM. RowleS, Of the
Resolute club, was the umpire, and Hoop
and Upty the scorers. The time Of the
game was one hour and lOrty.live min.
ites. The score was a. follows
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FoREsr Cry. The steamer Forest
City took about $50 people from steuben.
vile and intermediate points to camp.
meeting at Moundsville yesterday. Mr..
John Kitker assisted in taking care Of
those on board.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Ed. r. Afileck, former.
ly Of Bridgeport, was recently appointed
freight agent Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company Of Columbus.
Prof. 7. A. 1iaggerty, Of West Alexnn.
der, has been chosen principal Of an aend.
emy at Waterford, Erie county, Pa.
John T. Edgar, formerly Of Washing.
ton, Pa, has been appointed U. s. Consul
at BeytOot, Syria.
Mrs. s. II. Nease and Mrs. Perry are
on a visit to friends Of WheelinR.-liari.
eta Register.
Col. Dan. johnson, President of the
Senate, is stopping at the 81. James.
General Panhell and ex.May0r Jeifers
are at White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Wash. Dunbar, IT,, and Miss An
ME Dunbar, are spending few weeks al
Washington, Ohio.
Mr.. Wilbur 1IaganS, Of Chicago, former.
ly clerk at the D, 4 o. Depot here, Ia
visiting friends in this city. III.
Misses Betty Scott and Rachel Gist, Of
Baltimore, are staying few days with
the family Of Dr.. Btacken on the Island.
Stow, Bafnums agent, Is In the city
making arrangements for the appearance
Of bis show here.
Brooke Turner, Esq., the gentlemanly
Clerk Of the Brooke County Court, was in
the city yesterday visiting friends.
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OSR WEEK MoRE-I will offer my
stock Of dry goods and carpets at still
greater reduction, and il a sufficient
amount is not sold to pay my creditors
the whole stock will be put up at auction
Don't fail to call this week and get goods
J.w. FERREL,
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"REMINISCENCES SHE.
Geurgn b. Caldwell, Administrator /
q II. c. Good, deceaad,

~
Geurrn b. Caldwell, Admiuhtratorl
d u. {. Good, deceased, In The M
The Merchants National bank Of Of Wheeling.
wesI Virginia at Wheeling and 10 LhanesTy'
others
BY virtue Of Eeaee rendered in the above snIi-
tied cause by aid Court on the I'D day Of June,
1915, tho undersigned Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1915,
Al 10 o'clock a. ~, at lhr front door Of the Court
Housc Of Ohio county, West Virginia, sell a. public
auction 10 the highest and blt bidder the following
real estate situate 10 the city Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia, thit Is 10 ny, the piece Of
parcel oi ground on the north side Of llth street.
formerly MonrOe street, and east Of EOh street,
formerly Filth street, MEASURING 66 front on l?ih
street, formerly Monroe street, and running hack
nOThWardly l;i9 feet, together With one undivided
half VI the alley on the east boundary Of the Sid
piece OF parcel o. ground.
TERMs OF sALE-One-0nrth Of the purrhGo
money, OF such further sun Is the purchaser may
elect 10 pay 10 hand the residue In three equal In
stallments payable respectively IN nine eighteen
and tWenly-iDnT months inOm the day Of ale with
interest from that day, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security Tor the deferred install:
mcnt and the title TO be reseTTed till the whole Of
the purchase money Is paid.
] sblClal Commissioner.
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Conference.-The case Of ]. =. Bar.
rett, charged by g. ". DeGbaugh with a
breach Of The peace, was compromised on
Saturday morning before Justice Kan.
mer by The defendant paving the costs.
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No ONE TO LovE-There Is youth on
Main street, between 18th and 18th, who
is Of a strangely melancholy disposition.
His only relief seems to be In drumming
out mo One to Love" on an old piano,
and he sits in the front room in the sec
ond story Of business house both day and
night and pounds out his mournfuliavOr-
lie. LISA "bad case" and his friends
have given him up. There Is chance
for some etterprising individual to make
a "spec" by shooting this "pianist," as
the merchants in his vicinity are out Of
patience with him.
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THE man who blushes when lady &C.
quaihtanCe sees him coming out Of a 81.
loon is not entirely lost-he may be found
most any time aiteward going into The
back door OF saloon,
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APPOINTED Observation-Disclosures,
Il. Turner was on Saturday appointed
Administrator Of the estate Of Lydia A
Turner, deceased. Bond was given II
the sum Of $500, with Keziah i. Win
tiers and +. Sturgeon as snrety.
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IT was amusing, on Saturday evening
to hear young "bloods," who are nevel
known to have dollar in their pockets
talk about losing $50 and 500 on The
boat rnce.
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Will Operatives Vote 10 Extend
Their WVncntiOu."

FALL RIVER, August l4.-The mill
operatives voted to-day, by 1920 to ,2S7
to continue their vacation for full thirty
days. The minority wanted tooresume
work on Tuesday next.
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EXCELSIOR GLASS Works TO START UP
To-DAY.-The financial troubles Of this
company having been satisfactorily set,
tied, the works will resume operations
to-day. This will be glad news in Mar
tins Ferry, as some sixty men will be
furnished with employment who have
been idle for some time. The Board OIL
Directors consists Of the following gentle
men; Joseph Bell, James Barnes, Jacot
s. Rhodes, Samuel Laughlin and John F
Miller. Mr.. Bell was elected President
and will assume the management Of the
works. Mr.. Miller will act as Secretary
The Excelsior makes q fresh start in the
hands Of an experienced and able mana
ger, and we trust that 1t will realize The
fondest hopes Of the stockholders.
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THE Germania Singing Society of this
city contemplate an excursion to Steu.
benville some time next month. The
Steubenvillians may expect musical
front
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A New REoME.-The great glass
works in Martins Ferry, formerly run
by MessrS, Sweeney, McCluney 4 Co.,
start out under a new regime. The ar.
rangemenb heretofore reported have been
assented 10 by all the creditors. Mr.. Jas.
McClhney resigned the presidency, and
Joseph Bell, Esq, was elected to the pc.
sition. NiessrS. Michael Sweeney, james
Shipman ands s. p. Hildreth resigned the
membership Of the directory, and MessrS.
James F. Barnes, Samuel Laughlin and
]. s. Rhodes I'LL the vacant chairs. The
order OF the Board Is TO put the works
into immediate and vigorous operation.
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested in
Stock Privileges, and paid 800 per cent
profit. Show to do it," A book on
Wall street, sent free. TUMBRIDGE &
Co., Bankers . Wall St., n. Y, dGw,
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DoN'T use soap. A Brooklyn editor
says that Il communicates disease by be.
ing made Of fat tnkenirOm dead dogs and
ratg
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WEBER PIASO-For sale cheap at
Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market street. See
advertisement in another column.
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TIE boat race In Centre Wheeling
created considerable excitement, satut.
day evening, which was greatly increased
by the arrival Of 5000 yards Of new fall
styles calicoes, which were markell 7c, by
mistake or otherwise, by John Roemef.
Call and see them before they are all car.
ried off at The Capital Dry Goods and
CaFhal EmnoFinm
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THE city was almost deserted yester-
day. Everybody went down TO Camp
meeting,
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w GEo, Il. Caldwell,


UNRUsTEEs sALE-BY VIRTUE or A DEED
Of Trust made by John hhuCkman TO Us q
Trustees, dated 18th SEPTEMBER one thousand eight
hundred and seVGnty-One, and recorded 10 me
Office Of the Clerk Of tho County Court Of Ohio
county, W. Va, In Deed Of Trust Book No. I, Page
l6l, We will sell at the front door Of the Court
lIOuic Of aid county. on MONDAY, September 9,
1875, commencing al 10 o'clock A. ~, the following
described real estate, that IL to ay part Of lot
or parcel Of land number thirty 800 on the east
side Of Market street between hITAhall aud DlIis.
lon streets (nOV 25lh and 18th StTvell, now called
the sixth Ward, and aid parcel Of land Aforesaid,
commencing ten Ol feet from the north side Of lot
number thirty (30 aud division wall between ten
emenl No. four (il directory No. 2jO6, and No. Owe
| l5i directory No. 2S0s and running SOuth fifteen
I5l feet more or les 10 the division wall between
hye t5l, directory No. 25Os, and l6l directory No.
$50, tenement, and running hack 70 the alley In
the rear same width. The Dumbeu OF said iene'
ments commencing with number one ~ on the
north corner Of lot No. tEenly.nine 10 adjoining
said lot No. thirty 1907 Aforesaid,
| TKRNs OF SALg-Ohe-hali the purchase money
10 be paid 10 cash on the day Of Eile and the hall
ancs In six months ihefeiFom; the title 10 be re
taned until payment thereof Is made In full. Iitlt
believed TO DO good but selling as Trustees We shal
convey only such tlllehs Is vested 10 Us by aid
deed IL trust. ], X. BOTsFORD.
auG JACOB HORNBROOK.
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TIE extra sleep obtained by the use o
a mosquito bar Is 50 much net gain.
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NEW HorEL.-The citizens Of Wells.
burg are having a fine hotel built at their
place. We hope to see il prove a success,
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= OVER four hundred persons went to
Moundsville on the second trip Of the
steamer Express yesterday afternoon.
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THE best dressed men in town are wear.
Ing Warwick Collars. There Is nothing
like them for comfort.