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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13
TRUSTEES SALES.


TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
Charles Able and sid Charles Ahle, hsr husband, 4
NE ~ 1iastee, dated The 92d day q January, ls7S
add recorded In the otee o. the Clerk Of The County
Court q Ohio county, West vEginis in DEED a nus;
Book No. IS, paee Il, viii, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1879,
Commencing Al 10 oeIoek A. w. sell II the front dOol
n the Co1ri HOaSS d Sad county, the following real
VIEgInta, and bounded q follows: Beginning at Z
sugar uee stump al original sugar Eee, Gamer q
suTIeys made i6r EdUErd Calhoun and james Old
veil, respectively; thence With hls between mid
SGsTs{s "a "a S9-loo pole. % The lert1 Eids q
\. az 4. . pole, n. IS & = poles. =. s15S'
y S-.W poles thence lelItlg nd mad y. o. ".
q el0o poles, 70 an original n8 between The CllhoHn
and Smith trAetG, and With The zane 8. ~ ". u
Poie. 70 the eeinning, eoutainiHg ave ies add AZ
PsreheG- And AlSo trAet a lSnd In SlIa county,
bounded - tolI0EI: Beginning a point o. Isl
eASery line q The Caol farm and thirty ieet nortn.
vAfd iron the cd sugar treS eornsr on the hill;
thsnee continuing on aid eaStorly nne tcau ". 10
- y a2-loo poles 70 stake; thence north W,
i.t-loo pos! to sAEei thenee .. Soks W. y ts-let
poles 70 sake; thence 8. lexs & = poles, 70 thG
PlAee Of beginnlng, eontdnI1g one aeEs, excepting
IheEetrOm all Of The coal guAia o. bt6s which NAY
undere The slrfsee d EEd last Meationsd pEtnileS
a ven - the right and privilege Of mining and 70
ttaet Title beeTed 70 Be good bat selling n Tras.
e VI eeaVsy Oaly The utle vested In ne By nd
TINS OF SALE-01e-fOurth d he purchase money
hand the balance 10 thFes equal payments, u DIX
tTelIe and dshtesn months, respectively, from hi
day q a4e, viii Interest trun that Day he parehA-
Ser % give noia, secured BY deed q HUlt upon lid
property tor The deferred PAymeat4
VIII. HUN, ApetJona.r : ~
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Correction.


y A great many persons in the city have
been under the impression that the firm Of
Wilson Bros. keep nothing bat fine boots
and shoes for sale. The following list Of
prices for some Of their leading goods will
convince them 10 the contrary:
Children's genuine Peb. Goat, Nos.
Mlsses' genuine Peb. Goat, Nos. ll-2,
women's genuine Peb. Goat, Nos 81,
Mems Kip Boots, Nos. ell, $50.
Boys Boots, Nos. 1-5, sl65.
These goods are made by the most re-
liable factories In the country and are
thoroughly warranted.
They keep no shoddy goods In theiI
store. A full line Of all grades constantly
kept on hand Of proportionatGly low
prices at 1900 Market street, opposite Nc
Lure House.
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Great MySfer,

Everybody astonishedl Why? 1t is
that John Roemer sells such good calico at
5 cents,
Good Alpacas, all colors, at 12l cents.
Good Cashmeres, all eoiors, al Is cents.
six-qu1rter all wool ladies' Saeking at
50 cents.
One hundred pieces Of choice new styles
OF Dress Goods, worth 2S cents, for u!
cents,
Ten pieces Of Table Linens at Is cents.
The largest pile Of FlanneIs OF any house
in the city, at astonishingly low prices.
Some real heavy Country Flannels,
Cloaks, Shawls, Carpets, Wall Paper, and
Thousands Of other articles, too numerous
to mention, at surprisingly low prices, for
cash only. Call snd see, at John RoemeFs
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper En-
porium, Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l Main Street.
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FAMILY MAREET.-There was 4 slim at
tendance at the Second Ward Market
yesterday morning. We notice decline
in almost every department, caused BY
the warm weather and the prospect Of g
rise in the river.
Apples-Asp peaches, grapes, &c, go out
and the supply OF pears decreases
apples begin to be looked for. We quote;
bellhowers, extras, 25aSO per peck; rus
sets, extra, 20a25; common, 15s25.
Butter--The warm turn the weather has
taken, together with sudden supply, has
produced a decided change in the buttel
marker causing quite falling of in
prices: choice roll, 20a25c per pound.
Eggs.-Receipts during the past week
have been sufficient to meet all require
ments OF the market. Ali choice stOck
sells readily at quotations: strictly fresh,
20a22c per dozen; picked, 17a20c.
Live Poultry.-In better demand with
prices shade lower. We quote: chickens
full grown, 45a50c per pair; chickens
small, S0a40c; ducks, large, 40a5oc; ducks
small, 25a40C.
Potatoes.-The supply is in excess OF the
demand and prices are as follows: early
rose, l5a20c per peck; peerless, l5c; sweet
potatoes, Baltimore, 25a30c; sweet pota'
toes, Jerseys, 40a50c.
Other family supplies are as follows;
turnips, l5alSc per peck; beets, l5a20ci
parsnips, 15a20c; carrots, l0a15c; onions,
45a50c; pumpkins, lOal5c each; cranber-
ries, l0c per quart; hominy, l0c per quart;
buckwheat -four, 4a5c per pound; corn
meal, aOa2ic per peck; celery, 5al0c per
bunch; cabbage, 5al0 per head.
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PRRsoSAL.-Mis Ida Hall, whs has
been visiting friends in Washington, Pa.
returned 70 home yesterday.
Miss Annie Mexican, OF Washington
Pa, is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. James W. Bodley, Of New Orleans
and her two children, who have beer
spending the summer with relatives in
this city, return home to-day. Miss En-
ma Bodley, daughter Of Joseph Bodley
Esq, accompanies them, to spend tho win
ter in the South.
H. K. Burlinger and J. q. Schroeder,
Baltimore; W. y. Harrah, St Louis; A,
w. Onward, Pittsburgh; ]. D. Brainard,
Watervtlle, n. Y; Miss Ranegay, Sisters
vile; A. D. Havely, Sardis; @. W. SIT.
cliffe, Philadelphia; John Andrew, n. H.
ALT. A. MeCay, Buffalo, W. Va; VIM. F,
Donley, Sharpsburg, Pa; Q S. Boggs,
New York; J. W. Aud, Washington, Pa,
are among the recent arrivals At the
Stamm Hotel.
Mr.. A. Baldwin, or more Familiarity
known as big Bonanza Baby" auto.
graphed At the Stamm yesterday.
LIS. Parker, Baltimore; J. ". Mason,
Grafton; Win. II. Riggs, Martinsburg; B
7. Bowers, New Martinsyille; G. T. Han.
ma, Pittsburgh; @. II. -DavinSon, wife and
SON, Fairmont; Prof. 7. q. Crago, Mounds,
vile; J. ]. Foster, Buffalo; J. B. Ettinger,
\. Y; E. E. Pope, Cleveland, and ]. E
Tayler. Philadelphia, are registered at the
New Mcclure.
Hon. B. F. Martin, member Of Congress
from the Second District, is at the New
Mcclure.
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Allow cold to advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious mAladieS, such Is
Pneumonia, HemorThsges and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 50 readily at-
tainedl BoscHEK's GxRMGS SYBuP has gained
the largest sale in tie world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the Severest Lung Diseases.
It Is Dr.. BoSchee's famous German prescrip-
tion, and Is prepared With the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained IN administer.
ing It to the youngest child, Is per directions.
The sale OF this medicine Is unprecedented.
Since 6rst introduced there has been . con-
slant increasing demand and without single
report Of failure to do its work In any case.
Ask your Druggist Is TO the truth Of these re-
markA Large sizes Is cents. Try 1t and Be
convinced. TfhsAE
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NETaHnoRHoop NEWS.
BELLAIRR.

The State TobsDco Warehouse u not an
entirely Improbable concern, but the lit.
tle use 1t has is exceedingly small Il com.
pared with iis capacity. Perhaps the
B. L S. W. narrow gauge may ye. bring
sufficient tobaecos to this point TO make the
tobacco warehouse q convenience, and IN
the event Of the much needed railroad
down the river being built on this side,
the warehouse will be in exactly the right
position. At present one corner Is used
BY the B. & s. w. a. q depot, and Shank
Thornberry has established produce and
commission store in another part.
The mite society that met at Mr.. sharp'I
Tuesday night, Is the last one for some
time, Is festival will be given next week
instead.
MI. G. G. Crafty is spending a few day
visiting 10 Cleveland aud viewing the
Garden City,"
A water main Is being laid by Superin
tendent II. g. Wilson, from Thirty seventh
street and northWard, whore the new alley
Is to be, Immediately back Of those lotl
now being built on.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick tried his strength fol
the first time since his recovery, this week,
but found himself not able 10 continue
work for awhile yet.
Mr.. Arthur McClain was seriously In
iured and one Of his workmen, james
Grow, less dangerously hurt about DARK
Tuesday evening, by premature explos.
ion at McClain's stone.quarry up Indian
run. The men were at work not In the
mine, but out on the open hillside. Nc.
Claim was holding the iron for tamping
the hole in which the powder for q blast
had been put, and Crow was striking fol
him. Suddenly the powder was exploded
and McClain, standing directly over the
hole, was blown high into the air; accord
ing 70 the estimate ofsome Of the witnesses
sixteen feet. He Is bruised severity, though
no bones are broken; but the most seriouI
wound was given by q flying rock which
tore the flesh clean from the skull on
space as large as q silver dollar, Just above
the nose. Sam Crow was slightly hur
also. r. CT,
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The meteOric shower did not "pan out"
last night.
TIE Washington people are making
grand preparations for their Joan Exhi.
bltion.
ANAS named Horpiek had his finger
sawed od Of Armstrong q Coen's mill
Tuesday night
TuE new gas retorts are about compile
ted, and will be heated up and ready for
use In few days.
TRERE are $50 conyicts in the Mounds.
vile PenitenttAry az present, Of which %
are Federal prisoners.
TnE certificate Of incorporation Of the
Pottery Company was 6led yesterday In
the County Clerks Office.
THE repairs TO the boilers Of the Upper
Riverside Mill having been completed, 1t
resumed operations last night
'ANAS named Bone was gnaWed by q
ierocious dag last night near Seabrights
clothing store In Centre Wheeling.
COMPLAINT Is made that the gas has not
been lighted for some time on Market
street, between Eighth and Tenth
streets.
oSE Of the smoke stacks at the Whita.
ker Iron Works fell In yesterday which
will involve loss Of several days In re-
pairing.
A LIrrLE son Of James Flanagan, living
in East Wheeling, had q portion OF his
thumb torn of yesterday, while hanging
on wagon.
Mr.. Nick RlESrER, a member OF the
First Branch oil Council from the Sixth
ward, has resigned his position on account
Of his mill duties.
THE Ladies' Temperance Band will hers
after meet in the Second Presbyterian
Church, The ladies generally are earnest
ly invited 10 attend.
THE parade and Masonic demonstration
to-day will II the weather permits, be one
Of the largest and most imposing ever
witnessed in this city.
THE train on the Hemptield, due in this
city at 6 P. ", was several bour behind
time last night on account OF running of
the track at Triadelphia.
RECENTLY man named Edward Carroll
died at Morgantown, who left considera-
BILE property, and inquiry is made
for his only brother, who Is said to
be shoemaker in this city.
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Take two eggs, beaten, three-quarters
pound Of white sugar, one teaspoonful
salt half pint Of sweet milk, one table.
spoonful melted butter, II they are desir.
ed very short; mix together With 4 spoon ;
then add three pints Of -four having in ii
one and q half measures OF "BGSSHs''
Baking Powder; drop in hot lard; when
they become nice chestnut brown, lift
and lay on inverted sieve.
Each can Of Banner Powder contains n
measure to use instead Of . spoon. A
Pound Can with measure and Banner Re-
cipe Book complete, mailed to families on
receipt 60 cents. Address, Banner Bak.
ing Powder, P. o. Box S6S, Pittsburgh,
Pa. II you cannot get it from your grocer.
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CHRISTIE FAnEY.-This individual had
Ahearing last night at the Jail before ",
". Miller. Alter some annoying formal.
ties the reporters were admitted to the
hearing. Mrs. Neider, formerly Ms.
Bachmln, and daughter told the story Of
the breaking in Of the door by Farley and
the entering Of the house, and 4 little
child Of Mrs. Neider told how he Farley
had gone through the bureau drawers,
The evidence all went to show that Farley
was intoxicated and that he had gone
there for the purpose OF seeing . girl
formerly staying at the house. Ms.
Neider said that she did not care to prose-
cute the case and Squire Miller took the
affair under Amusement until this morn.
ing. III. Woods, Esq, and L, S. Jordan
appeared for the State and B, B Dovener
for Farley. Farley was remAnded in de.
fault Of bail.
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HeaIth md Happipe...

II seems strange that any one will suHel
from the many constitutional arrangement
brought on by an impure state Of the blood
when Guysott's Yellow Dock and sArSaparilla
will restore perfect health and physical organ,
iEation. Ithas proven itself 70 30 the best
blood purifier ever discovered, etfectually
curing scrofnla, syphilitic disorders Weak.
mess Of the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and
Debility. It eorrects Indigestion, etc, reju.
yensteS the old, exhilarates the young. and
invariably drives out Of the systemall the lis
that human aesh Is heir to. Price Of large
quar- bottles 81 %.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
lauehlin Bros. Go, and Logan, Last &
Co, wholesale agents. nav
sold in BlidgspoEt O., BY wes. 4 Gilmore.
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WAITED.

WANTED-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL
w 70 do EeHgral house work; EASoI liberal. En-
quiRa At No % Sixteonta street, noll
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TN WEnDlS0.-The tenth anniversary
OF the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. L.
\. Hirst was celebrated on Tuesday even
ing, November llth, 1859. The weather
was somewhat inclement yet the evening
was passed quite pleasantly and all seem
ed to enjoy themselves. A splendid sup
per, prepared by Mrs. HIS own hands,
added greatly to the enjoyment Oft the
evening. Among the guests Of our friends
were Rev. 7. F. Clancy and lady, Mr.. II.
W. Amick and lady, Mr.. 7. Z. kasley and
lady, Miss Maggie Kennedy, Mr.. James
Ross and \ number Of other friends of the
family. A number Of tokens OF friendship
were bestowed upon Mr., and Ms. a.,
which were both elegant and useful, for
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II you have headache. toothaehe or neural,
gia, use Home Relief for pain.
It will cure cholera morbuS, diATThea, dySen.
terry or any bowel complaint Buy . bottle
and use Il all. II not satisfied return the
empty bottle and we will refund your money.
Price Is cts and 50 cts
Thirty.third streets, BellAire, o.
Logan, Last 4 Co.
J. T. Shirk, opp. Postofice.
ChaS MOenksmoeller, corner Main and
TwentySecond streets
W. d. Williams, $50 Main street, Wheeling,
w. Va. TIS4E
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MAsoNIc.-The morning and afternoon
session oil the Grand Lodge OF Mssons
were consumed In hearing the reports Of
committees and routine business. The
following Is q list Of the officers elected In
the Masonic Grand Lodge last night:
John W. Atbuekle, Of LeWisburE, Grand
Master.
ChGs. ]. Faulkner, Jr., Of Martinsbutg,
Deputy Grand Master.
John H. Riley, Of Ripley, Senior Grand
". d. H. Flick, of Martinsburg, Junior
/. Il. Williams, OF Wheeling, Grand
o. s. Long, OF Wheeling, Graud secre-
The following officers were appointed
by the Grand Master:
o. H. Collier, OF Wheeling, Grand Lee
John W. GAntham, Of Middlsway,
Grand Chaplain.
W. G. Bennett, Of Weston, Senior Grand
Deacon.
George E. Thornburg, Of Guyaudotts,
Junior Grand Deacon.
n. B. French, Of Princeton, Grand
A. G. Bailey, of Spencer, Grand Pur.
suivant.
7. ". Bliss, Of Wheeling, Grand Tyler.
Much discussion was had as 10 several
Of the recommendations Of the com.
mittees, particularly those OF the Com.
inittee on Grievance and Appeals:
The business transacted was mainly In
the ordinary routine and Is possessed oil
but little public interest A resolution
was adopted 70 procure for the Grand
Lodge portraits Of all Its past Grand
Masters, now six In number, namely, DR..
Bates, DR.. Logan, Robert White, K. D.
Walker, G. w. Atkinson and Dr.. Baird.
At II o'clock the Grand Lodge took q
recess Of thirty minutes and partook Of
supper In the banquet room. After which
business was resumed and the session was
protracted until near two o'clock, when
the Grand Lodge was closed until the I'd
Tuesday Of next November.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter meets
at ten o'clock this morning and will proba.
bly, complete Its labors in tine to allow
such Of its members as are knights
Templars to participate in the TemplAI
festivities this evening.
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DOR sALE-THE PIANO WAGON
i q ADAM 4 LneaS Tia running ge1rs are near
y nsU. Win b soh at very I0V piiea. To b ~.
u tAs store q G Y. Lneas- Apply %
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FOR SALE.


DOR SALE-l,999 SHARES OF THE
y stock Of The RIVSaIde Iron Work., in sums TO
salt purchaser, By
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Editor Intelligence.
"welshman," in last Sundays Nars-
Lettr, under the head OF 1.-THE Wages Of
Miner" issues a challenge which I, in
the interest Of truth and fair play, prompt.
ly accept / do this all the more willing.
ly because think much injustice is done
the employers Of the mines rs well as coal
consumers, whom / ask leave to indicate
briefly.
"Welshman's" article Is q pretended
structure on Bridgeport items in last Sat.
urday's Register in reference to miners
wages, &C., in which the writer, in the
Register, truthfully says, "Some Of them
have made SIS per week. Some who
have worked five and hall days have
earned from Sl2 to SIS per week" All
this "Welshman" denies and says chal.
lenge any one toproduce single instance
Of miner earning SIS or even SIS per
week at Il cents bushel," &c. Well, Mr..
Welshman, here We are with facts and
figures. You say, ain Koehline's mines
the miners earn from s. to SO per week,
aud in McConnaughey's 4 trife more, 81
&c.
Fact FIST is as follows:
Albert Porter and VIM. Donley have
each earned in sixteen days, since the
first strike, S4Sl2.
lHow does that suit your challenge, Mr..
Welshman7
Ny books prove it and the men are
ready to testify to its truthfulness.
In II. MeConnadRhey's mines, james
ua1ap1nan CIEsE LIZ
way Sl2 50, John Co.'S SIS IS, Isaac Jones
Sl9 so, Robert Henry SO 9S "a crippled
mAn). While number Of others earned
from SO to SO per week, bank measure.
My men were satisfied with 81 so per
hundred bank measure, and yet, in ODE
dience 10 the behests OF the Union, l
yielded to the advance to 81 70 per hun.
dred, even after the splendid shoSing OIL
SIS II In sixteen days.
Now, again, the demand Is made for an
additional advance OF . cents. This Is
the spirit that seems to actuate the mana.
gers OF the Union lnot the men) and in
obedience 10 which an unreasonable de-
mand is made. Ny men were satisfied at
both the former rates, and didn't ask any
further advance till it was forced on them
by spirit Of relentless exaction in the
shape Of rule or ruin strikes. pay my
men $40 every week in cash, for contin.
gent and other purposes, while their coal
bills and house rent are also freely paid by
any who rent from me, by means they
leave in my hands, which aggregate q
surplus Of $50 and more at the end Of the
month. -
This, Mr.. Editor, is brief showing Of a
little OF the terrible oppression To which
such chaps as Welshman and the Union
he represents would have the public be
lieve they suffer at the hands Of the coal
merchants. Surely they get and have got
"a fair days wages for fair days work
Bridgeport, Ohio.
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me Sergeant aad His Deputies.

Edltou 4nteulseoeF.
An amendment to the police uniform
ordinance was adopted by Council at it
last session, permitting the deputies to
wear hats in place Of the uncomfortable
caps now worn by the force. On yester.
day, in compliance with the ordinance,
the deputies went In : body to Harper q
Bros and purchased their hats, not,
however, before notifying the Sergeant Of
their purpose. He became very indignant
toward the deputies yesterday and last
evening, because they regarded the order
Of Council, and not him.
The question now Is, will Council srs.
tain itself by sustaining the deputies?
! answer emphatieaIly, that Council
will sustain itself, and the deputies, too,
against this high.handed us1rpation Of
the Sergeant aud will teach him lesson
he will not soon forget l think the sooner
Council tells him Il il the law making
body OF the city, the better for all concern.
ed. Certainly the deputies have their
rights and Council should help them vim.
dictate them. JpsTIcH.
NoaRsbtt Il, 1879.
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MENrHE, November l2.-The steamer
Belle Of ST. Louis struck hidden suag
near Island Forty This afternoon at one
O'Clock, and sunk IN twelve feet Of water.
She was en- route from St. Louis to Vieks-
burg with full cargo. Motives lost. ThA
steamer was badly broken, The Fannie
Tatum, With hArges, goes TO her aid to-
night The accident occurred twenty
miles above this city, near where the
Katie P. Kount1 sank four weeks ago.
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PRESENTATION Sold Head Canes foI
presentation iustrsceiVed.
JACOB W. GRUB, IeWeIsr.

ELEcTIoN.-0n Tuesday evening last the
J. G. Whittier's Literary Society elected
the following officers for the ensuing sir
months, viz: President, Mr.. S. O. Boyce;
Vice President, G. G. Reppeto; Secretary
H. B. Stout; Treasurer, II. 5. Bodley;
SerHeAnt.at.Arms, G. Pipes; Committee
on Ways and Means, Messrs. Stout, Rep
peto and J. Bodley; Critics, MeSsrs. +
Hennig and ]. Caldwell.
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A MotheraGrieL

The pride OF mother, the life and Joy Of
home, are her children, hence her grief Whel
sickness enters and takes them away. Tax
warning then, that you are running terribl
risk, II they have cough, Group or Whoopin
cough, which leads TO consumption, II you d
not attend TO 1t at once. Shiloh's Consump
ton Cure Is guaranteed to cure them. Prie
10 cents, 6Ocents and 81 90. For lame back
side or chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 25 cts. Sold by z. Booking, Odd Fellow
Hall; G. Z. Dwight 2ith and Chaplins streets
LAughlin Bros. 4 Co, Wheeling, and Hns
bands & Inskeep, BAllAire.
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Monarch Of the Age.

Pains Of every kind can be stopped almost
instantly by the use Of Browns Household
PanAcea," 4 safe and marvellous remedy o.
great repute, which Is taken internally and
applied externally. Prices 25c and ocPer bot
Ms. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is q merci
full boon to children teething. Pnce Is cent?
Guard against eountefeits and worthless imi'
tationS Sold BY. Logan, List & Co, and al
druggists TT6AeoW
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Glenn's Sulphur Soap has won great celeb
rty and sale by sheer force Of is astonishing
efectin curing skin diseases, and graduating
blemisheS. Price Is ceRts.
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty Of the hair buy Hair ReyiTium, at 50
cents per bottle. II has no equal Sold by
Logan, List l. Co., and BY every druggist.