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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-26

How many children and women are
slowly and surely dying, or rather being
killed, by excessive doCtoring, or the
daily use Of some drug or drunken stuff
called medicine, that no one knows what
it is made Of, who can easily be cured and
saved by Hop Bitters. made OF Hops,
BuChu, Mandrake, Dandelion, &c., which
is so pure. simple and harmless that the
most frail woman, weakest invalid or
smallest child can trust in them. viii
you be saved by them? See another
column.
For sale by TAuGHLrS BRos. & Co, Whole.
sale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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1Skc. wool-Steady with a fair demands
domestic fleece SOa45c; pulled 20Aloc; IN.
washed 29aS2c. Pork-Stcady; new mes
$40 20al0 %; old % 50. Beefs-steady. Cut
Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Lard-A shade
stronger; prime steam % S0a6 ~. Butter.
Dull and unchanged. Cheese--Qulet and
heavy; western Satic, WhiSky-NUmlnally
UNCHANGED at 81 Q5Ital 90,
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NEw ORLEANS, June 25.-CofIee-Dull
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime llal5c, su'
gat7steady, with a fair demand; Inferior tc
good common 0a6Nc; common to good com
mon 63Sa6Nc; yellow clarified 7Ha7Nc, Mo
assesG..Sateady with fair demand; ierment
ing 24SSVc; common 96a2sC; fair 2sa3Oc
kice-pull; Louisiana ordinary 10 choice OK
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NEW YoRK, June 25.-Business is still light
IN all departments, but satisfactory for this
time Of year: Cottons very firm and In fair
demand. Prints and ginghams quiet and
steady, Lawns doing well. Mems wooleTs
sluggish but firm. Foreign goods remain
quiet, The bulletin says that Gloucester
DARK fancy prints will be opened TOMORROW
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PROVERBS.

mo one can be sick when the stomach
blood. liver and kidneys are healthy, ana
Hop BitterS keep them 50"
The greatest nOurishing tonic, appc
tier, strengthener ind curative Oh earth
ut Is impossible to remain long sics
sr ont Of health, where Hop Bittes ar,
used"
"Why do Hop lsltters cure so muchT
Because they give good digestion, rict
blood, and healthy action Of oil the organs
mo matter what your feelings or ailmen
Is, Hop Bitters will do you good"
Remember, Hop Bittes never does harm
but good, always and continually"
"Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach
and sweeten the breath with Hop BitterS'
Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in HOE
BitterS."
mo health with inactive liver and uri
nary orSanswithont Hop BltterS."
Try Hop Cure and Pain Relief.
For sale by LAUoHLlN BRos. 4 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
TUTs&w Wheeling, W. Va.
~ BIB I.
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CnICAao, June 25.-The Drovers' JournG
reports:
Hoos-Receipts % 900 head; shipments 8 .OOt
head. Market fairly active but a shade lower
few prime 81 9Oa5 Is; fair to good shipping
81 20a4 IS.
CArrLE-Feeders and stockers In fair de
Mand at g OOli 00i butchers steady cow
81 O0a4 90; chiefly 81 7Oa2 as; bulls and
mixed unchanged; Texans firm.
SHEEP-lseceipts 40 head. Market steady
and slow at s. i5a4 IS.
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BALTIMORE, June C6.-Flour = Quiet; 81.
perllne $ OOlS so; do extra 81 OOai rs; do
family IS 00a5 rs. Wheat-Wcstern strong
for spot; No. . Pennsylvania red 81 23 bid;
No. . western winter red, spot, 81 l0H; June
none Offering; July 81 009sal COX; August
81 O6Nal O0N september 81 OOKal O6H,
Gorn-Western steady western Mixed spot,
June aud July, 431Sal3Xc; August Aka
HHc; September l6a45 Nc; steamer IL IzaI9Sc
Oats--Easier; western white ut S5a3654c; do
mixed 3Sa3ic; Pennsylvania S5aSGNc. Rye
dull at DC, liay Firm; prime to choice
Pennsylvania 81 O6al5 w. pfOvislOns-Flrm
and fairly active. Mess Pork--$l0 rs. Bulk
Meats Loose shoulder 4Hc; clear rib sides
6HCi packed 4Ha6Hc. BacOn--Shoulders &c;
clear rib sides 6c, llams-llal2c. Lard-7c,
Butter-DulI and unchanged. Eggs-Quiet al
l?Hal3c. Petroleum-Dull and unchanged,
Cotlee-Firm, quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at 81 0GI<aI OF,
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ToLEpo, June 9S.-Whsat-Flr,n; extra
Michigan 81 II amber Michigan, spot 81 lOK;
NO, red winter spot 81 Is; June 81 AZ =;
July " OOH; August 97Lc: September OF Nc.
GSGrn7Steadyi high mixed spot SOC; June
SIZE Nc; spot June SSHc; July S77sc;
rejected S6Hc. 0ats-Dull and nominal.
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Oil Cry, June 25.-PErRoLEUM-The mar
ket opened excited with sales at Axe: de
clined to T215C; advanced TO 75c; declined
and closed weak ut coke. Shipments 44,OO
barrels, averaging $4,000 barrels. Transac
tons $4,000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. June 25.-PErRoLEuM-Crud
irregular at ike at Parker's for immediate
shipment; refined quiet at 61sc for Philadel
phia delivery.
6Ed. "'s'
ANTWERP, Juno 25.-prrRoLrrN=174h
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EAST LIBERTY, June 25.-CArrLE-ReceIpts
to4lay 1853 head Of through and $40 head
for this MARKET total for two DAYS
$50 head Of through and 0SG head q
local. The supply Is liberal and demand
fair all sold, butat a decline OF 10 to 20 cents
from this day week ago; best S. 90; fair 10
good 81 S5a4 10 common s. 60a4OO,
HoGS-lleoeipts to-day 1,4S0 head total for
two days 2 90 head Workers S 75aS 90; Phil.
adelphias 81 LOAF 20.
SHEEr--IIeceipts to-day 1900 head; total
for two days 10000 head; selling yery dull nj
from 81 90 to 4T5 for very extra: IS az IA
5 is for fair to medium.
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QElclEEATI, June 2d.-Hoas--steady and
N fair demand; common IS OOaS 85; light
y I5aS 90; packing S S5a4 90; butchers
GOAT OK. Receipts l,Gl9 head shipments
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio, CITY Of
Wheeling. Municipal Court; April Rul0i, lSiS.
Robert ConWeil aud wife

State Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio, CITY Of
Wheeling. Municipal Court April Rules, ISiS.
Robert conwsll aud wife
VI. In ChRncary
The Get Of the above mentoLe suit Il 10 obtain
sale under decree u sAil Court Of The real esStS ID
The hill mentioned being lot No, and The east one.
lhrl Of lot No. .. fronting on Twelfth street and SIu.
Ated 10 uAie o To- he Bellare addition 70 the cty
Of wheeling, West vFgniA, and distribution Of the
proceeds " SAlt among those owning said real estate
10 proportion TO their respective Interests thervln II
being alleged 10 the blu that partition Of The same
CAnnot conveniently be made I'd kind thai th0 intsr
es!s Of all entitled thereto will DO promoted By Huch
sale. On motion Of the plaintiff the delpndGuts
ueorYe Hill and Amanda Hill bis wife, William m
Wright and Elizabeth Wright bis wife, William
stpes Naury S4ley, John SlllCy, George spInkS and
Anna v SplIkS his wife aud each Of them, Gre here
W required 10 appear At the neat ruleday on The i2th
day Of May, 1879 or either Of the two following DAYS
aud 90 What necessary u protect their etes 70.
spectyelyi and OIL motion Of the PLAINTIFF Il Is fur
her ordered that this Orler be published according
10 law ln the Wheeling lnlrlllgencer 4 uOETnaper
published 10 Ohio county, West Virginia,
In testimony WhrFet have hGFSunto ViEpei INV
name rs Clerk Of Eall Court, this 18th day ii Anil
1872, April Rules 10 the Clerks office Of saM Court
TestG; THOMAS N, DARRGH.
Clerk o. said Municipal Court q Wheeling,
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, Attorneys for complain.
anus Apl1Th
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CHICAGO, June 25.-Flour and un,
changed. Wheat-ln fair demand, cash
higher and options lower; No. 9 Chicago
spring 81 OSh cash; OGAa06Nc July; OOXa
yU1sc August; Sc September; No. 8 do 79Ifc.
COrn-In fair demand at lower rates; S55Ea
354c cash; S5;Sa30c July; 3Oka37c August,
OAts-ln fair demand at lower rates; sic
cash july 20Ha207sc August Rye Steady
and unchanged, RarlOy-Steady and un,
changed; porIk,-,ActiyO, firm and higher
% % cash; - 50 bid July; $40 90 bid August;
SlO l21 asked September. Lard-Fairly ac-
" tvs eS ana higher 80 i21a9 10 cash and july
Meats-Firm ut s. 05a4 V5a5 OK. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at 81 Of.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. COLLECTION OF AC,
~ CnuNTs,-Any person having bills ior eollSo
ton VIII please call q my reldenSt, No. 36lS MAJ,
Eeli o. q EhomAI wtiitilt GroCery store, CoFnSl
Market ADD Twenty fourth streets By y doing thSI
Will receive NY undivided attention ~
las THos. 4. PRYOR.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


NOW AUFK WUueI Hhu bI0tKH.
NEW YoRK, June 2i.-MoxEY-Easy at %
81 per cent, closing at 2a9X, Prime mer.
camille paper las per cent Sterling Exchange
Bankers 6illSat 81 SGN. Sight Exchange on
New York s. BS%
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R. R
" CONDENSED TINE TABLR,
las q! 60 -; e
GOING EAST AND IVES

GOING EAST AND WEST.
Ia aud after May 9Sth. IS7S, Trains will run daily
Mtypt Sanday,IRs follows:
through Trains 10 Pittsburgh.
Through TralnS 10 Cleveland.
Through Trains 10 Chicago.
,Allman's PTloT Cam between WGllSVilld and
NeyelAnd.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all Trains between Al.
lnaee and Chicago,
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Belhesdn Waterl 1ethe.dn Wnler

We claim that this wonderful water is a
specific for diabetes and Bright's disease OF
the kidneys, two diseases always supposed to
be incurablC. 1t may not cure in every In
stance but we claim that nine times out Of
ten radical cure Is effected We ore rcceiv.
ing every day certificates OF wonderful cures
performed by the use Of this water, which are
little short Of miraculous. 1t Is the most
marvellous in Its curative pr perteS the world
has ever seen or witnessed since the time Of
Its namesake, the ancient pool Of Bethesda in
Jerusalem.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-50Cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
key, IS per halfbaFrel, $40 per barrel
LOGAN, LIsr Il Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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MA'Thriik ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BellAN a IS
a. bridgeport 800 p. mi arrives at StsubSnyllle Il
~ ~, leaves stou6enyille at $50 a. m. aud ar
NJ SIrulenTillo Accommodation, 10 addition 10
tfrSaar trip to aud from steubenyIle, will maie
Y. ollOwIng tHIa between Bellalle aud Martin
Bridgeport 10 Martins Ferryn...........loOsa M.
Btllalre"...,..,,,,,."..".""sl 50 i. N.
".r,..,........,....... SIS ., m.
Slgrr'S when required at sherman House, RtnA.
VILE, wet Wheeling and Gravel Hin.
Tickets aud baggage Check1 10 all principal point
y the East AID West can b procured at ths tek6
Oass in Bridgeport.
tls General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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no, 10 on Saturday night mas no connection fOI
CAEleO or SanluIky.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping Can
OAt! night trains. ~
Cse connections are made for all polutl South and
6ahWCt, North and Northwest, making this ded.
InAs Vest, and 10 whom particular attention isVen
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Lave Wheeling 4. m. l.6Op. m
TriadelphiA Accommodation.
Laws Wheeling .. N. 500 D. m.
hcGPlA 70 all principal points on lAl0 At Depot
CAV open At all hour5 during the day.
luIOrnGtlon To the travelling public chOeriully oven
W. N. CLEMENTS, n. oiT.
n, DEvRIES, GOn'l Agent, wheeling
myl1
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD co.
ENgaG ssss:.:.:iiii: Es:z3.s..s:..siiI
uu and after &ay Is, 1879, Passenger Train, will
Iln as iOlOws-Whceling Time:
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ANTWERP. June 25.-pErRoLEux-l7Hd.
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FINANCIAL.

w..A. I,nr, President VIZ 3, srApsos, Vic. P.
Money received on depcLt
ilisSs,t paIi Oh special deposits.
4 General lIanEluS Builnos conducted with prompt.
49,, and hdellly, f.f
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

Misses Alice aad Lucy Mauiusiy
of HowesviIie, were visiting Mr.. and
MIS-. w. S. Haymond's on Sunday.
james CGngan has moved his fam
is from Portland to this place,
John Monkils and Lew Weaver
returned home from s.. George.
Tucker county, on Friday They re-
port killing black bear aud catch
ing plenty Of ,rsut,
The popular merchant, Harry ug-
ginbotbom, OF Rodamels, spent the
Sabbath in Tunnelton.
Gus Shader spent two whole days
and nights in considering an answer
to The conundrum, why is an eggun-
derdone like an egg oyerdone2" He
would suaOr no one to tell him, and
at last hit upon the solution. Because
both era hardly done.
Polly Q. L.
Aug, 25, 1879,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER

An English Official resident i'm China
says that the deaths from tamiuc IN the
flower kingdom lately havo been as
many as ten millions. Tlis is moro than
the population Of New York, pcnnsvlva-
MIA and Now England. tits dinicuIt. i'm
"A country where famine is unknown. to
realize Tho trG.h OF such a statement.
When cashier becomes "A dcmulter i'm
this city his boudsmon require nothing
but statement otth, amount of loss and
then they pay it,. The Citizou's National
Bank lost many thousands hy such de-
fault "a week or two ago, but the CASH
ier's bondSm'u havo already mado rood
all they were liable for. Is thcrc another
instance of tho kind I'm the hi.t1y, Il
BANKING i'm the uni,cd states?
\ walk through the capital groun Dis
since the late r,ius enables ono 90 real izo
the great beauty OF Omstcad's plan for
their embellishments. rho carriage ways,
foot ways, and walls, The tgacS and shrubs
now exhibit the harmony OF the whole
plan and pooplo here have become roc~
oucilCd 90 the loss of most of tho grand
OLD tire * of moro than half ocutury's
growth, which wero sacrihscd 10 carry
out MIR. Olmstcad's ideas. Next year tho
improvements TO those grou.ds will
possibly be finished and Il is to bo hoped
that thon these grounds will be lon uu-
chang d, and not disdgurcd 10y costly
and unnecessary extensions. nor bv Io~
eating worry extensive public buildings
ON or around them.
In Momphis there wcro Yesterday, ac-
cording To National Board of Health re-
ports, thirty. four new cases of yellow rc-
yer Appeals for aid arc mado from C.. G
city. Reports from other sections arc all
favorable.
Governor John G. Fremont, after stay
OF several months at tho East, has ne.
turned 90 Arizona. II is said no Zoos
back strongly indo"sei by some promi-
ucnt capitalists of New York, and with
great facilitie, for prosecuting some min
ing enterprises in which he is Interested.
MERRILL.
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT
HappeniIlgs La a,.d Herea0oats

Mr. Omor Koontz. OF Morgantoyy n was
In town last week.
u,.,
- ''io i''' 81 S-"orHi % iold up
Inc p r,,,-..
me-, i, ,',,,.' ~, up 9" Fe''o"S
''''' "''"
inc lo"r Vuarter'y-meeting for King
WOOD charge VIII be hold at tins place,
~. ,,...,..,,.,
-, "''o '',' So"' -.
N>,.!"B '''o""s anu
'''' ''',''' N'''e "''''
Tho 'out,h quarterly meeting of Pleas
amt Ill circuit will bo held at Cranes
N''", $50 ''''''r ON '''S ''h' Dr. bolton
VIII De present
We do not believe in medicine for c,,iI.
dron. but we do believe in DIR. Bulr.
Baby Syiup and assert ,b,t mo o,,iI,
should bo without IT,.
Mr. NJ ~ p,,..,,i..,,,>
,.,p., vim loct,ro -, tla,,.,.,, .,I.
tho pr..ton rns,i,,,,o ri,o,a.,. g..
citation a., ,,uce,I.,,, o,.o,,,,,,, So, Of
~ ~ -''N'
Spn5,, md Won, an, 10 t,a 1,,,,,',,,'.,,
CONFERENCE.-THE, >-,,yo,,.i..,.. - ,,,,5
o,,, ortbo o,,,r,I,o.
DIR. foG!e, OF Portland, and DR.. Fuller
and Flank Mckee, of Brandouvillc,
dropped in to sec Us on Saturday. They
C,,,,r,,,oa,;,,. '''''''0'
We call attention to s. II. Littlr's adj
ver,isculcut, to be found i'm another co.'s
ulnn OF this issue. His reputation for
good work and fdr dealing i, too we'll
known TO our people to need comm ,nda-
''"''
Rev. y. Il Squ.Ies, of Lyon district.
left last Monday to attend the annual
conference of The NJ. p. church which
commenced last "Wednesday Mt ST
harys,
A letter riom Kansas To Mr., Adoloid
For'"ey' OF Lyon dist'ict' this county
announces toe death OF her stop>son'
henry f"f"ey' VINO went to Kansas in
ioO'' ana Afterwards married and settled
thcre'
a dun. heavy pain in tbe sides sloor-
moss, want of cnorgv. no con inuitv OF
thought o. labor, those All Indicate dis.
case Of the Liver, and should be removed
! by the use of Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills
which will surely accomplish the object
| sought.
Trs noiicooI,lo c,ot .i,a. o,,,....-, -,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

HurDETrE has boon across tho Victo~
ria tubular bridge ut Montreal. and
writes about It 10 tho H01kcye as fol-
lows: "Tho tubes are perfectly air ught
and whom n train wishes 10 cross thd
bridge, IL Is imnmod tightly into the end
o: the tube, the windows arc al shut
down, steam tur"od of, and tho gdtoman
placing ihe end Of tho tubo in his mouth.
gives a tremendous pun and tho train
shoots through at tho rate Of four hours
milo. There is tho advantage ora tn
bular bridge over the other kind. A
man might blow tue never DYING soul
out Of himself and no couldn't blow a
train through am ordinary open worl,
truss bridge. Too much vent. Asst is.
1t IS terribly hard on the man at Viclori.
bridge. Ho has to DO relieved every
twenty four hours, auu then ho only lasts
a few years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

THE greatest burd TO oight, says Pa
Barring tho aigle, is the dock;
He has foinc largo bill t. peck,
And plenty ofialo Irish pluck.
And. thin, aye mind the fut he h1s2
Fun as broad oyer as a cup:
Show mo the fowl upon two liSs
That's able fer to "Trip him upl"
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Forget not thinc own importance" il
an old proyerb. Irs about tho only
thing that some mon don't forget
A number Of acionGsts arc engaged in
setting up .he bones o S'Jorsoy mosqui
to IN the Smithsonian Institute.
Watermclons three ior diule i'm * on
lucky, but the siso Of tho DOCTORS bin is
not mentioned.
Tho beauty Of American ladies' abroad
continues TO tho theme Of foreign CORE.
spOndenco,
Customer-What did you think OF the
bishop sermon ON Sunday, Mr.. Wigs
byY IImrdrc-sor- VOL, really, sir, th ne
was gent siuiu iu front o. me as 'aI
is air parted that crooked that / couldn't
oar Il word.
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Tho TnnneIton CampmootLng.

Tho Turnclion Campmeouug which
closed last Wednosday,wss we'll attended
throughout, Notwithstanding DO occa
sioua. inclomeucy of uo weather. and
we are especially glad To- noto that unu-
sual good order proyai.od.
sunday was tho great day of the meet
ing. We arc reliably informed that be-
tween f0ecu hundred and two thous-
and people wore bon attendance. DR.. j..
w. w. Bolton, Presiding Elder OF tho
Morgantown district preached vcrv
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

Or. Rvner, ofthis place, who took "a
trip to the WoFt "a week or two ago, re-
turned home perfectly satisfied t0rcm1iu
i'm West Virginia. no discovered Chat
whilo tho prairie bias its advantages, &c
ais" possesses many disadva tagcs. Tho
doctor fully agrees with us .u that wo
have boon saying for yea which is to-
tho effect ihat any man that IS comfOra-
hiy situated here, owning good homo,
BE- unwiso TO go West West Virginia has
rich lands. abundant resources aud a
health giving atmosphere Itis good
place for e man who has fow hundred
acres OF ana a rot OF cattlo and variety
of othor Dfthis worlds goods, to STAY
EVct.c G1.cic,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-30

able sermon la The morning. Rev. G.. G.
Shanor, formerly Kingwood boy, now
of Huntington, W. Va, gave one OF his
very excellent sermons to largo and
apprcciatvo congregation in The after
noon, and at night the audience was en-
tortduod 10y very able and logical SCR
mon delivered by tho Rcv. J. G.. Wca D..
yer, Of tho Bran, onvillo circuit.
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Our Tunnolton Lctlor.

CAmpmoeting is still in progress,
end it il to be hoped that they are
doing good work in serving tho
Lord. There was an unusual large
crowd iu attendance on Sunday. A
spccial TAIN Of elk coaches was run
from Grafton, bringing between
three and four hundred people.
There were also a good many from
the East @bo came en- No. 9 in the
morning mo special train being run
from The East az they anticipated.
Taste were several able sermons
preached during The day, by The va
r'ous mlnisters which we hear 500
ken Of very highly IT was estima
ted that there we're over fifteen hun.
drel people on the groands during
The day. From what we can learn
II viii continue Till Sunday night
when it will break.
i.some ofoIr wou'd-be gallant
young men could see Themselves as
others see them at Campmeeting an
n5ying The good people With their
h'deo1s yeIIs slang talk &c they
might try TO be little more modest
20 the future, and thereby avoid be-
ing The talk oftho community.
Mr.. aud Mrs Helmick. Harry
Robinson, Newt Scott, and Miss Ida
Higgn5otbam, Of palatiae, are yis
lting a, Hotel de ByusGold.
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FREE GIFT TOALL

VINO suffer with Rheumatism. paral-
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