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Leave Danbury for South Norwalk.
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 4.Eop' tGa9I M NJ New Haven and Bridgeport. 6:l0 P. M.-Ereight and Passenger. Accommodation.
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T,Ee.a VsEEERsS' G EEDE.
Shepaug Railroad.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing June
 9th, 1879. Passenger Trains leave Hawleyvile at lo:58 a. Ill. and ;45 m., arrive at Ltehteld at 125D and 1855 D.
 Saturday Special leave Hawleyville at 7:47 p. m., arrive at Iitcfeld at 9:50 p. Tn. Leave Litchfeld at T:30 q. Ill, and 2:45 D. I., az rive at Hawleyville at, 9:23 q. m. and 4:37 p. In. Sunday Milk Train leaves Litchfeld at 4:30 D. m. :, arrives at Hawleyville at 7:15 D. m. Monday morning special leaves Iitchfield at i 40 8. m, arrive at HawleyvTlle G26 .. m. Passengers not taken on Freight Trains.
 c. H. PLA1T, SUPr.
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BELLAIRE LocAIS.-The Ammons family
had a row at their place back Of City Hall,
wednesday. He undertook to punish her
for being out all night, and knocked her
down with a rock, making an ugly cut in
her head that daubed her all over with
blood. Both were arrested.
There must be some old.fashioned wills.
Ky sold in Bellaire from the number oil
worm fences that are laid out on our
streets. That's the way the old kinds used
to affect the walk.
The county seat bill, giving the people
OF Belmont county the right to decide
whether the Court House shall be moved
to Bellaire, has passed the State Senate.
The bill now goes to the House as a Senate
bill.
There will probably be some one pres.
ent to assist Rev. TOlRnd on next Sunday
it being Floral Sunday, or Children's
Sunday, in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The church will be decorated
with flowers.
Floral Sunday at the Disciples Church
is a week later.
The Methodists will nave a "~jus.break.
ing on Wednesday evening OF next week.
Mr., and Mrs. Win. Mcconnell arrived
in town Wednesday afternoon, and will
begin a series Of Temperance meetings on
the public square on Thursday evening,
Good music is promised for each evening.
There is 4 sign on Central avenue thai
crosses the pavement, Is it the forerun.
ner Of another deluge of them, such as VIC
used to have until Council ordered them
to come down. r. C. F.
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SEonSp WARp MAREEr-Certainiy the
housewife is at no loss nowadays to find
something that hubby will eat, with the
markets fairly glutted with early fruits and
vegetables There seems to be an abun.
dance of everything calculated to tickle the
Palate Of an epicure, since the recent re-
treshing showers. Yesterday mornings
Second Ward market wa perhaps the best
OF the season, 5 regards the attendance Of
buyers and sellers, as we'll as the supply Of
choice eatableS. Prices generally ruled
lower than last week, the long drouth hay
ing come to an end and the prospects for
good crops Frightening in consequence.
The ruling figures yesterday for eSrly vege.
tables were: Potatoes, zoe per quarter
peck; peas, l5c per half peck; beans SC
quarter peck; cabbage, 5al0c per head;
cucumhers, SC each or ) for 10c; asparagus,
&c per bunch or 6 punches for Csc;
radiShGS and onions, 5 punches for To-;
lettuce, two beads for &c; beeh, two
punches for l5c; rhubarb, two punches
for &c; cauli1oWer, three heads for l0c;
spinach and kale becoming scarce, selling
al about lSc per peck; Bermuda onions
Sc per quarter peck. Fruits and berries
Cherries, Scper quart strawberries, 5alSc
per box; gooseberries, SC per box; cur
rants, SC Per box; pineapples, l0as5c each;
bananas, 5aSc; oranges Sa40c per dozen;
lemons, lSa2Sc per dozen. Good cooking
apples are about ont Of the market; there
is a scant supply Of eating apples, which
bring lSGS0C per peck. Old potatoes are
worth 9AASG per peck, and are becoming
rather scarce. Eggs were held at l2!c per
dozen; butter, l2lalSc per ID; chickens
$6S5c each for spring, and 9a25e for old.
Lake fsh still sell at sac PER ID; river fish
at lS12Sc per string.
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TITS CouRfs-SrPRRNE CouRF or Az
PEAIs-Judqa GFcen, Mort, Hdymond and
JohlpoM-This Court sat In their chamber
Ia the Capitol building Yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Petitions for ~reheartng were presented
BY Nj, Joseph PendlefUn, on behalf Of
their attorneys, In the case Of Hall and
Smith IS. Bark, Of Virginia, Also In the
case Of Renick vS. Ludington.
The following cases will be called to-
day.
4 Thornbugh, appellant, vs.. n. Thorn.
buFHh Ell al, appellees, appeal, from Ohio
county.
John RObpchL appellee, Us, s.. ".
Wharton, appellant, appeal, from OHIO
Phillips { Pound, defendants in error,
vs.. Smith & Co, plaintiffs in error, super.
sedeas, from Municipal Court OF Wheel
ing.
Donehoo 81 al, appeal and s%upersedeaS,
from Hancock county.
First National Bank OF Wellsburg 10,
9. II. Himberland, ~supersedeas, from
Brooke county.
J.H Lockwood vs.. X. Q. Holiday ct al,
appeal and ~supenedeas, from Marshall
county.
W. S. Goshorn, defendant in error, vs,
Thomas f. Stewart et al, ~supersedeas,
from Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
w, $. Goshorn, executor, VS., u. Snod'
gaSS ct al, appeal, from Ohio county.
S. George, executor, appellant, vs.. J.
". Cooper, trustee, appellee, appeal and
snpeEedeas, from Brooke county.
Thomas Hughes 4 Co. ct al, VI. S, r,
Hamilton, appellant, appeal, from Munich
pal Court Of Wheeling.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 n, N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05

4 N0rNRLE EPISCOPAL EvExT.-une Of
the most interesting events in church mat.
tiers will take place in Pittsburgh on St.
Johns day, Tuesday, June ~. On that
d9v, al hAlt.pNSt ten O'Clock, in Trinity
Church. Sixth avenue, the Rev. Henry
ChAuncey Riley. D. n, otihe City OF Mex.
10, will be couSocratei Bishop OF the Val
ley Of Mexico, This will be particularly
interesting, IS he will be the hrS Protest.
ant Bishop sent to Mexico This occasion
will bring together some OF the mos. Dis
tingui$hed men OF the Episcopal conmu.
MON. The presiding Bishop OF the L. $.
the Bishop Of Kentucky may be present.
Il not, then the venerable Bishop Of Della.
Eap ut. Rev. Dr.. Lee will act Is ecnSe-
orator, and the sermon will he preached
BY the VelkknOWn p~oet-preaeher. the
Right Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coxe, BShop
OF Western New York. The following
Bishops are expected TO assist In the al.
vice, aud very likely several others will be
present: the Right Rev. Isaac HAmp,h.
D. D., Lord Bishop OF Huron: the Bshop
Of maryland; the Bishop Of Ohio. the BSh-
Op N Southern Ohio, the Bishop Of Cen
talRennsylvAniR, the Bishop OF Long Isl
and, the Bishop Of West NirSiuiA the
Bishop Of Illinois aud the Bishop Ct New
jersey. The entire arrangements are up.
der the charge Of the Bishop Of Pittsburgh,
and s committee Of three Of the Serrv,
consisting Of the Rev. Robert Mech, 81
Chri<t Chuch, Allegheny, tie Rev.
Reese AEoP, Of St AndrsWS Church, and
the Rev. Vim. \. Hitchcock, n. n. Of Tim.
itv Church,
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TeWhom il lLay censen.

Ihave been buying furniture from three
different furniture factories to sell a nv
auction rom to make an honest living.
Some Of the furniture sellers Of the city
have written TO the factories and stated 70
them that if they sold me furniture they
would stop buying from them. As / vas
selling 50 much cheaper than they were,
and that vas PuliDgdoFn prices Nov,
! hsreby notify GlPsrsons Eho sra med:
ding With my business a1d writing to ths
factories that | will publish them. l also
hereb! notify the public that will sell all
kinds OF furniture At private sale At nv
auction room. No. los Market Square, Il
almost an! price to suit the purchaser.
En-. CHRfSTNIS.
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Medicine Chesr for :, cen,..

Perhaps no one medicine is 50 univer.
sally required by everybody as a good "a.
thartic. SwAYXEs TAR AND SGRsAPAR-
lila PMS are prepared expressly to meet
this necessity, being composed Of purely
vegetable ingredients, OF which Podophyi.
lin or Mandrake, Pine Tree Tar, Sara.
panlla, Yellow Dock and other concen-
trated juices enter largely into their com.
position; the whole strength OF which is
extracted on IN entirely new principle.
They are mild in their operation, produce
no gripping, and are truly . valuable pur.
gatiye, aperient, anti bilious and cathartic
medicine. They stimulate the liver to
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels of all impurities. Curing sick
and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, OF intermittent, re.
mittent and ~congesive feveH, auguor,
~drowsiness, aching pains in the back, head,
slight chills, with hushes OF heat, female
irregularities, and fora bilious and COS
tive habit, no medicine is 50 prompt and
e6ectual as Dr. SwAYSE'S TAR AND SARG-
PANrA PrlL. Ifyour druggist or store
keeper has not got them, or will not pro-
cure them for you, We will forward them
BY mail on receipt Of price, lin currency
or three sent postage stamps, . cents q
box, or veboxes for 81. Address letters
Dr.. Svayne 4 Son, No. $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia TrsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05

COMMENCEMENT ExERClSE-The vounq
ladies' OF the FemSle College are in the
midst Of their preparations for the annual
commencement exercises The order Of
exercises will be as follows: June 5Ih
and 9TH, Examination Of College classes;
Sabbath, June Slh, $50 P. ", Baccalau.
reate sermon by Rev. IT. Mcclure, D. D.,
at United Presbyterian Church; Monday,
June 9h, Examinations OF the Graduating
Class, and Anniversary Of Alumni ASO.
cation; Tuesday, June 10Th, Commence.
ment Concert; Wednesday, June 18th,
Commencement ExeFuSes At the Opera
House; Thursday. June 18th, Presidents
Levee at the CclleCe. The Graduating
Glass is composed Of the following younS
ladies: Misses Mary E Bishop Mary c.
Campbell, Luella Hall, Flora Hall, En-.
senie Logan, Mary Mayer, Zoe Mcclure,
Molfe b Murine, Adelia E Pollock,
Bertha E. Williams
The commencement exercises OF Wash.
ington and jefferson College viii open on
Sunday, June y, with the R~Gccalaureate
sermon by President Geo. P. Hays The
same evening bishop Gilbert Haven, Of
Atlanta, Ga. will deliver an address to the
Society," OF Religious Inquiry. On Mon.
day, Ssh, will take place the eGss-day ex-
sccise and promsnSder oncert. Tuesday,
july !, will be 3 reunion Of former col
lese dGsseS and An address in the sven.
ing TO the literary societies By Hon. A.
London SRoWden, Of Philadelphia The
graduating exercises will take place in the
Town Hal, wednesday morning, and TIE
alumni dinner at l O'Clock =. Y.
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lsr o. PErrH JrBok-The following Is
Alss OF the petit Jurors drawn to ssrNed dur.
ing the present term ofihe County Court,
sd who were notified to meet al The
CouFt House on Monday morning. June
oh:
Washington Dis,ies-T. 7. Coekayue.
!eSph Kramer, L ". Cunningham and
James 6. Morris
Madison Distriet-Iho& ]. BAR. II.
Rumenthal, Jnn A. Armstrong and HeF.
nan Kyters =
Car 0isris-G {. E4. Nendal, P. W.
Boslsy !. SehultL inc. Frieasl and Ajax.
LIughiD.
r1iOH' Dasre:-wm- Love, Charlie.
L"stser, james Launder andG. v. Ken.
Csatre pfS,ra-Riehard Bum. Cas
Dunlap John Battlefield and Peter BIS.
WsSseE Gstria-JaDes CUNNINGHAM,
Adam Weeeerber, Tho& MeEimmon.
LoCsns Neubsreer and C. H. Bender
hnshis pSuS9-ARdy NGpeFer, Chs
LaadkTOhn. Ea1 RemhOt and Reary
TEa5dp6a pssua-w. C nO,nburr
1ad ". C. Smith.
Rehhnd DStia-John H. Peyton and
John MeCyum.
Liberty ptsiaAames CUr and wm.
HiEe.
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CorNrY CorRr,Iudot Bppd.

The following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday:
h. H. Waftield VS.. Frank Walter. In
aSSumpSit, Motion By defendant that
plaintiff give security for costs.
The will Of Elizabeth Mccoy was proved
and admitted to probate. James X. Nc
Coy and William Mccoy were qualified a:
Executors. Bond 5000; no security re
Quired by the terms OF the will.
Peter Dillon vs.. W. A. Waugh. Certi'
fed by Justice W. H. Caldwell. Judg'
ment for plaintiff for S946 and costs.
Z. VI. Atkinson VS.. X, S. Williamson et
al. In SssumpSit. Judgment for plain.
tilt for $I97 S. and costs.
N. 4 ]. Pollock vs., Jacob and Peter
Wendell. In assumpSiL Judgment fol
plaintiff for $345 and costs.
], y. Stanton, agent, VS.. Richard SwaS
art. Certified by Justice George Forbes
Judgment for plaintiff for S64 % and costs
State OF West Virginia -. James Nc
Cannon, Appeal on peace warrant, FROM
Justice Vim. Miller. Judgment OF Justic'
affirmed.
Adjourned to 10 \. ". to-day.
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PERSONAL MESr,oS.-Mr. Thomas SUeA
ney and family will leave io-iav fCg S.
GSopSN& Delaware, where they will spend
the summer,
COLI N. RslAptaiu and tSuily arr nov
in New York, whence they arrived from
Europe few days since They Sre sx,
p%ctA home an this evenings T. W. (
Ky, train
James Alexander, Esq, an cd and rs
peetsdG lire0 Of weitsbRH, ~As in the
city YESTERDAY.
CAPT, John r CNnEay, CHIEF Ssrt q
the Fannie TStnm, expected to leave fol
Wheeling last evening. where the TStum
has heNn lyinG for SoQls weeks waiting tNv
water, 0ne u Capt, CouVSys children
has been lying dangerously III for sNaal
time pG& bat yesterday the attending
physician pronounced il out a danseF;
otherwise, Capt c. would have remained
Al homA-R& GuL.tSAstS.
Mr. Ered W. Jansen. Of the Cincinnati
Iaaqrnn3 Is ia town.
Rev. VIM, SeAVenSOu0nd lady. % KinSS-
vile, No. Ne visiting in the city, Mr..
$eaVSnsOa Is % his way INN the meeting
81 the General Assembly Of the United
Presbyterian Church a Mes WILMINGTON,
IA, 70 Ehkh heWSS delegate
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nBAIaaeas o. . peGaeney Of Hair

-
Exists, OF il the Hair Is gray, dy or harEh,
the natural youthful color can Sc restored
ey using London Hair Color Restorer,H
the mos delightful article ere introduced
10 the American people for Increasing
pUEth, reStOdnSi is natural color, and 4
the same tmea bTey hair dressing and
6eauufeE. Il Is locally different from all
othaa; not sticky OF gummy, and free
tTo4 I'll impure ingredients that render
many articles obnoxio1A In TACT Il i ex-
quItely perfumed, and 50 deGnly and
elegantly prepared q to makeit Lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury. J. A.
.Iynes, . PromiDe1t citizen, Wilson, y. @,
writes: Some ten ye8s GYo my Eife's hair
commenced falling, AID got very thin md
gay; bpt GfE EEtpg London HairCOI0E
ReSoaE he seslP baals healthy, The
h3r Stopped hIhhE. the eolog va rEAtnE.
Gnd 3 nov growing beSutiiEL
Askyo1rdruaSsttE E0nd0n Hair Color
'RsstorsE. Pdne, Is eEnH q b0tJe SIX
bodies, s. Main depot Tor the US, 80
Worth Sixth S. PhiS1eiphtA 7hsAE
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THE CorMER's EIGHT HuxDREprH TRlr.
The Wheeling and ParkerSbuY packet
Courier to-day celebrates her eight hun
dredth trip with : select excursion party.
Should this be a successful one she will
have completed her eight hundred trips
without q failure on account of accident.
During this time Capt. Jack Harrison has
been her sole oommander, mot losinS overl II
trips since his packet came out new. He
has been always at his post lending q
helping hand to farmers BY selling their
produce, accommodating to shippers.
pleasant to passengers and kind 10 his
crew. By his untiriug energy he has made
the steamer Courier n Of the most
successful packets the company ever own
ed.
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THE NV PrrrsBuRaH \ WHRRttSu
PAcEEr.-The Abner 0'Neal, when the
Z. w. 4 ny. R. r. was finished, left hei
old trade between this city and Steuben.
Vile and entered The Pittsburgh and
Wheeling. trade, making ti.weekly trips
between the two cities. BY the courtesy
o. her officers and the promptness with
which she dispatched all business, the
boat succeeded In building up a trade thai
has been increasing daily. The POPULAR.
Y Of the 0'Nealis deserved In every way.
The business, however, has attained 70
such Avolutnethat q new boat built torthaI
trade, somewhat larger than the 0'Neal,
will commence business on Saturday, and
the good steamer 0'Neal will be put back
into her old trade between this city and
Steubenylle. The name Of the new boat
u Q. W. Bachelor, Christened soin honor
Of u prominent Pittsburgh river man. The
Bachelor Is q iaunty craft and We doubt
not that she will receive alt the iavors
tormely bestowed on her worthy predeces-
sor and succeed to the general popularity
and reputation earned by the 0'Neal.
The hull Of the Bachelor was huilt BY J,
$. Pringle, OF Brownsville, Pa, and Is La
feet long, 81 feet beam, and I feet depth oil
hold. Her machinery was put up BY
MeSsrs. Sweeney & Son, OF this city. She
has three double tlue boilers, IS inches in
diameter and "a feet long, 10 inch cylin'
ders Of 8 feet stroke.
The cabin was built By Hanes 4 Wilson
aud Is well put up aud finished, being
modelled somewhat similar to the Hudson'S
cabin. Il contains thirty large and com.
Portable state.rooms, elegantly furnished
and lifted up. The painting was done By
that veteran steamboAt'artisL Mr.. Joseph
Stuart, Of this city. The Bachelor drop
ped down to the wharf yesterday, and
q. Mendel 4 Co. are now busy making
her outfit complete by putting down car.
pets and filling her cabin with the ueces.
sary complement Of furniture.
The crew Of the 0'Neal will man the
new Bachelor, as follows. Captain, Nathan
Wiutringer; Clerks, John 4. Eddy and
George Harlan; Pilots, Henry Haney and
Geo. Poe; Engineers, Alb. Mccoy and
Geo. SchalleS. Capt WintrinSer expect.
to get the ~Batchelorlout on her first triE
Saturday morning. The 0'Neal will entel
the S~teubenville trade Saturday afternoon
May the Bachelor, long and successfully
Fly in her chosen trade.
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Allow = cold to advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladieS such A.
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be - readily Al.
tanned? BoSCHEEs GxRNAN syrup has eaiped
the largest sale in the world for the cure d
COUGHS Colds and the severeSt Lung Diseases
Its Dr.. BOschee'S famous German prescrip-
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care
and no fear Needle entertained in administer.
ing it to the youngest child. as per directions
The sale Of this medicine is unprecedented.
Since irSt introduced there has been q con.
slant increasing demand and without a single
report OF 4 failure TO do its work in auy case,
Ask your Druggist as to the truth of these re
marks Large sizes IS cents Try it and be
eonvinoed. TEhAE
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FAMILY Row AT TRlADELpHIA.-The 9th.
er day Henry 0tta, Of Triadephia, had a
difficulty with the family Of Rev. fischer,
pastor ola German Church there, which
was yesterday brought before Justice W.
". Miller, Of this city, for adjudication.
Mayor Kyle, Of Triadelphia, fled 4 com
plant before Justice Miller, charging Otte
with disturbing the peace by using loud
and abusive language. When the case
came up for trial, it was shown that Ms.
Barbara fischer, wife Of Rev. fischer, was
mixed mp in the quarrel in . rather dis.
creditable manner. The Justice therefore
required Otte and Mrs fischer each 10
give bond in the sum OF S9OO, conditioned
to be Of good behavior for the ensuing
year.
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SEnncSLY lNCEEn-RNbert Armstrong,
3 carpenter EMPLOYED At WrSh;'s tunnel,
on the HsnP6ed ruAi, near, CiaysyiIlN.
Pa, sustained serious If not fatal injuries
by Al EuSds9t 81 the tunnel on Tuesday
evening, Il sss1sS list Armstrong USS
making some repairs to tho moi 4 the
tunnel. Al : distance q nearly div L&S
from the track, and ssooj on a ladder
popped on some eroS PIECES The lad.
der AipRS frNm its position, p-recip;stinr
Armstrong TO the ground He US canes
out Of the tunnel inGn uncoHSeioaS enndi.
ton. and an examination Ms naie. zni.h
EmC1 tAaE no bones we're broken. &.
though be WE Sithouf Gouhs seriously in.
jureI internally. The injured mSn ~
removed 70 his home IN Tr9HGlphIa In /
special car provided By GaPt. DevrieS -
received prompt medical G:tenrioa- Ye~
tentay he EES reported In GYary critical
condition, With bat hide pcOspSS q his
rNcNvery, Armstrong ESs aSobAr, IA.
uStSO1S man, and bad besainthe empsor
OF the 80 Company for twenty yeafs
RA
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WulLE stx thousand druggists and dealers
in medicines throughout the United States
are testilying daily to the great value Of
Hatch's Universal Cough syrup, as indicated
10 It's remarkable sales and inthe experiences
Of their customers, vi would invite Rtten.
ton to the fact that we have on fle statements
Of the same tenor from many eminent phys-
clans, Asingle one Of these 6nd below. We
mention this as It isgtneally understood that
acknowledgements from this source Is uSWILL-
1850 PRAISE
''The proprietorS Of Hntch's Universal Cough
cine. Knowing from this that il must be Of
value, l recommended It to my customers.
An experience with 1t Of six years has shown
me that 1t has no superior. consider It safe
In all cases. ". II. SCoTr, N. D,
Friendship, NY
For sale by Logan, List% Co. frSSE
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CoNcEEr.-Miss Annie O'Brien and bel
pupils will give q concert on Friday even.
ing, June 60a, at Westwood's Hall, South
Wheeling. The programme will consist
OF choice selections Of both vocal and in.
strumentAl music, and all who attend can
80 prepared to spend AZ evening OF real
pleasure and enjoyment. The admission
Is only 25 cents
There will be- dance after the concert
in MeEWood's Hall on Friday night.
Fifty cents admits to the concert and
dance, Single concert tickets . cents;
children 10 cents
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We are surprised to see 50 many sill suffer.
ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism. when
they ian be cured. We know the feeling
which exists among very many-"that any
medicine which is advertised must be a hum
bug This may be true in Some caSeS but
when We know ofa remedy which has become
50 popular IS LwsOn'S Curative. and We have
such conclusive evidence Of the good it has
accomplished, 1t Is more than folly not to
make 4 trial Of it, and satisfy yourselves that
all the proPretorS clsim fosit Is tue. In such
diseases as Rheumatism, Neuralgia SciadcA
Headache, Sore Throat Lame Back, and
Ioothaehe, Eeean Afeiy 50 that no remedy,
either in PHYSICIANS prescription or in propfi.
etS!y form. has effected more eurs than Law.
sons Curative. uhs4V
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TINS Is NoT A HUNOEoUs IEEM, but rather a
matter OF the most serious concern, and with.
out doubt Of very general interest Hatch's
Universal Cough Syrup is offered to the pub,
lie for the ri Of Coughs Colds Group,
HoareneS, and for the sure RELIEF otWho0p-
ing Cough, Asthma, and Bronchitis Il /,
warranted in every case. The dealer EherP
you may be in the habit Of purchasing medi,
cineS probably has it for sale. Ask him abont
it He may know ola case similar TO u foF
which it has been used. Hundreds Of thou,
sands Of samples have been gratuitously dis.
tribRted, to atlsty people OF It's merits It has
the most enviable reputation, as the safest,
the most eftectual, and the cheapest medicine
TO be obtained. A few doses generally relieve,
Sold by Logan, List Co rTsAW