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rEurEAcrEp MEETINGS.
u. u. House Items.
ms.

Youngest ch.id Of John +. and Margaret
!iaIfa:d died ou January LIST. % ery,irelas.
I'd SIX months. Also, on Tuesday last.
a. Ia" ss'druce of Joseph Wilso:l. in tins
village, Hannah Townsend at an advanced
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ORDER NISI.
JACOB TOME

IACoR RANI'n an! ELIZABETH RtNEO 81. wifi
In the Circuit Court irF Cecil county Ia Eiuiiv.
y
nRDERED, This third day of January,
~ Ia TIL year -" ihtr I'll. sale AMI REPORTED
'N William Iri"- Attorney 'nr Ia" thu mort
god r-,l ~tsi~ 90; Jfh RANT. ADD D tsti.-ts Ia.
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40 -I~ new -PI-T rrIut~ ia t-gI. s,srEv Once week
g.: month -l,r- tho 4rh ia, Il t-hrutrN nD>i
Tia" Report states the amount e -. To- - -i o.
4. " MITCHELL CI-rk
True ,opy t-.t. 4 " MITCHELL
Jan ! iS.s--Imi clerk
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FOR RENT

'IrHE DIV ELLlNG House. On Man.
i -'s-~; ~,-i -aI Il Eikgru y couple! - Nj
81" e. Carter. f.--,-,-..fH -s:A o.! Mar l.
Apply e. !. BROWN
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I,NDR the Winter or longer. a thoroughly
L r.ru.a.s HOUSE iu E,ki.r. Arr, go rIr
t.r. rl.-a-. d MRS IrBUAl.N-.
ct f.-r
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FOR RENT

SVHEELw RIGHT SHOP and DwEIL.
w NJ. rr l,s Nl.,-- f .s.. a fiT.: rita. si.rI
hii'!N 80 l.. EITIENilrU-E
Ia ia I.a.. NJ
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The Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central Railroad.

I--III.A IfI.FIIIA, To. TN -
'TllE next Annual Meeting of the Stock
Il holder, @: :hi> 'mpauy NIIl - held 1T ,i,. uar-
u the t'uI E'y N4Ng.I. ilr- l.Ih January l>.4
a; 10 "',l,-k when aui h-r- an election s,r
VI '9ascF.. to serve the ensuing war will To- h-it
John l. PINkEETpS
r. = SIS : rr.t,ry
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The TIDY Passion The passion io-
tides is mania which uyeIL1ianccs the
best regulated female mind. When Your
wife brings yon up all standing i'll he
street with rug at vpui arm like vacuum.
brake, ri1cullies wait - minute" aLd
then PUSHES wildly =, shop window. You
may know that hitherto unknown species
Of tidy has been discovered. when Mis-
Iouuciovc calls IN her dear friend irs
Co>gy, after tho iu>uccsc kiss has been in.
to.charEcd, her eye roaius ir.c.ly lbu,.r the
apartment IN search Of tidics ard il her
eager optic detects SON" lew combination
Of silk, cotton. linen OF embroidery. size
Immediately cxcla.ms how nwlui,y nice:
i>n't it lu:rrckly lovely: where did you get
lt:' aui on being Informed uCnrhaIautIy
hg he's friend that she picked il up. =
Immediately rnrmeatcd with deadly envy.
and rev"lves ia her mind rlc possibility Of
= tIip to the North Pole or Central Africa
to secure some unapproachlhly hideou,
article of ;hr same nature.
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lHE pCrnTAEo oN \ RAMrADE Tho
oldest iniasitlnt along the banks If the
s";naulie Os'orarn never has witnessed sucn
~. ice gorge as occurred 90 Thursday. a,
rnstrF'a Bridge and other points A. this
point, :or three huHdrcd ynid>. The public
road un the west side Ut jnc stream. -
packed with icc fifteen inches thick IN
maEy places 10 the depth of three feet.
while GA the east side the ice gorge a.
tends eighty yards from the stream into
the fields \ yourg, thrlvin. orchard of
Levi Green's was submerged by the gorge
aud the trees irvclcd to the ground aud ale
Doa invisible 20 the cyr. HIS smith .hoI.
was Hooded To- the depth OF three feet. aud
his zen of fat pprkcr., and the horses ~.
his stable, were saved with difficulty. The
severe rains of Wednesday night and
Thursday morning had swollen the st:carn.
and the water being damned 1T dlicrru,
points above Portrrs Bridge. suddenly
gave Nay, sending the TORRENTS down in
their destructive course. 1t some points
the stream rose live feet in ten minutes.
and almost - sudd~aiy Suh>.ird. The ice
almost reaches the store Of Ma \. :.
Elliot, the p,pu.a: ANA ob.t.in. merchant
Of Portcr's BIId-"
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REAL TIE.
FOR RENT.

'HHE HOT 81 Formerly occupied b. Mr.
: icy. r...~-,auii -lyr.. Htr-h -,s:l. Is-r
A=sIrr-- Ms " Z Johns
tAlsa H,- -'-vf a. t;Eo " WELLS
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NOTICES.. &c.
SIS 600 TO T,oaN

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At Bay View terminated on New Years
day. Most # ,hc stock on hand was dis
posed of and we are informed the com
Ia tee Tcal'z Il the handsome sum of 81 go
= irar Of ali expenses. which amount ii is
thought will finish the church and put The
congregation. on clear footing.
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r,,s aud wanted :, better seat Than those
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himself fu,,d. ..f ill.,. r,!,.r,u., r,,,r.
an TUESDAY lat. ami ~ r,Irr,cuisr. HIM
self rs 4. rrp,s.c.. 90: ia, Baltimore la,ri
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eek, desk. where ne -, irrhs.s - WISE
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with h,rirrl,, hIcs thai jnrt. .. >tlikiu. IL
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harvest j. At hand and supply of it IS
clear as esy>ta! has b.en housed. by all
who have Ice houses. As resumption is al
hani, ali that is wanted is I:ttle more
snow t. make things lively
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CA submitting the above. your itcmizer
VIII cease Itemrzlng. A. my present occupa-
i!pu viii soon hc changed, and my tim,
Wi! be chiefly occupied by the duties ap.
pertaining 10 the business of farming.
which l. more conEcuial to my taste and
INCLINATION than the occupation about to
he IelIuquished, and as the heretofore
favored opportunities for me to become
posted III the TRANSPORTING events of this
rishhorEood viii rot be presented, will
cacrIsh the hope, while returning my
sincere thanks 10 my friends for their kind
ness aud good viii manifested during my
career in public business. and also the
eEcpuragi ug manner III which IN, hum bile
attempts a; itomiziug have been received.
that some one more competent may take
up the pen, and keep the readers OF the
valued Wig well posted in all the leading
events As they transpire N and around the
BRICK.
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II ben # We are not smart. We know
what I" d. when troubled with . rough "r
cnip. NJ du"t .r bills for rs We TAX" -
cents. 20 la the nearest Drug store aui
bay bottle Of pr Bulls Cough syrup.
On dose relieves H. and one hn,tl. cures
as entirely. Ii is pleas ,ut to the taste
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REAL ESTATE.
Tracts or Parcels of Land.

.' IT. ~ : Aut i~iu- il,- 9Th .,trau district
'''l a..Huiy IA iar sat 90: MARIAN! H. "a il, III ~
'ii 'i .''..r.. Il WlIlt4i Cuti. ~ AMI ca,
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OnEw Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco


The symptoms are moisture, like pers.
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
ut night, us i pin worms were crawling In
and about the reCtum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; il allowed to con-
tinue, very serious results may follow.
DIR. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT is a
pleasant sure cure.
HoME CuREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use Of Swayne's
Ointment in a short time made a perfect
cure.
J. W. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, 844
N. 2dSt.
T; 9. WEYMAN, Halter, $ S. 8th. St,
Philad'a.
Reader, ii you aro suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
Scald Head, Ring Worm, or any Crusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt OF price lin currency or
8 cent postage stamps), so cents a box,
three boxes, 81 %. Address letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, $50 N. Sixth St., Philadel-
phia; Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead
ing druggists. MwF&w
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RHEUMATIsN and Neuralgia are without
doubt the most intractabie diseases with
which medical men have to contend, and the
usual methods Of treating them by oily lini.
ments have utterly failed. The nerves of the
body have to be reached by some powerful
remedy before a Curo can be effected. AS q
nerve tonic we know Of nothing which enjoys
such u deserved reputation as "Lawson's Gu
rative." 1t searches out the diseased and in.
famed TISSUES and nerves, soothing the pain
by reducing the inflammation and bringing
them back to their normal and healthy state.
All We ask Is q trial OF the Curative for the
many diseases which VI know It to be a spe.
citiC for, and the most Skeptical will be con-
WINGED we have not estimated its value.
MwR6W
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dry, parched, o throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu:
monia, weakened and debilitated state oil
the system, all dangerous symptoms
are cured by "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry.h The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to It's healing prophecies
physicians recommend tn
~ have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and It has proved to be very
reliable and etiCacious in the treatment Of
severe and long.standing coughs. l know
oftwo patients, now in comfortable health,
and who but for its use l consider would
not now be living.-Isaac S. Herbien, NJ.
D., Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price-Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
which Is the most economical, ST. 90, or six
for S. 90. A single 25Icent bottle will oft
entimes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF
life. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggists.
MWPdw
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What o truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives us grandeur Of mountains, glenl
and oceans, and thousands of means for en-
joyment. We can desire no better when II
perfect health; but how often do the maiorit,
Of people feel like giving 1t up disheartened
discouraged and worried out with disease
when there Is no occasion for this feeling, a.
every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will make
them rs free from disease US when born. Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint Is the direct cause
OF seyenty-hve per cent Of such maladics u.
6iliousneSs, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
CostiveneSS, Nervous Prost.ation, Dizziness o
the Head, palpitation Ofthe Heart, and otlel
distressing symptoms. Three doses ofAuglsl
Flower will prove It's wonderful effect, Sam
pie bottles 10 cents, Tryit. MwE&w
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Take two cups sugar powdered is BEST,
one.hall cup butter, one cup milk, two
eggs, yolks and white beaten separately;
mix together; flavor with lemon or Va.
nilla; add two and half cups sifted flour
having mixed in 1t one measure "BAX.
SER" Baking Powder bake in jelly cake
For the Gustard-Take two cupsot milk;
when 1t boils add two heaping teaspoon.
ldls corn starch, two eggs well beaten, one.
half cup white sugar; flavor with same as
IN cake; put the custard between the lay.
ers OF the cake while both are warm.
Each can Of Banner Powder contains q
measure to use instead OF a spoon. A
Pound Can with the a and Banner
Recipe Book complete, mailed to families
on receipt Of 90 cents. Address, Banner
Baking Powder, p. o. Box sos, Pittsburgh,
Ia.
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GLOBE LuBmcArING Oh CoMpASY.-Sec.
rotary OF State Brady yesterday issued a
certificate OF incorporation TO the Globe
Lubricating Oil Company, for the purpose
OF mining and producing petroleum oil,
manufacturing and preparing the same and
its products for market, buying and selling
the same anddoinga general merchandise
business. The principal office Of the com.
pany is at Parkersburg, Wood county, and
the corporation is to expire on the 10th Of
May, 1890. For the purpose OF forming
said company S., 900 have been subscribed,
of which $500 has been paid in, and the
privilege reserved OF increasing said capital
by sales OF additional shares from time to
time to 100000. The capital is divided
into shares Of 500 each, Of which John A.
Steel, of Wood county, holds 10 shares; r.
II. Thomas, Wood county, 10 shares; Z.
Rossman, Wood county, 5 shares; D. L.
Steel, Wood county, 10 shares; S. Wood.
ard, Richie county, 10 shares, and the
capital hereafter sold to be divided into
shares OF like amount.
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BELLAIRE LocALS.-Bills are up for q
picnic Of the II. ]. Leazure Boat Club al
Cummins' Grove, on the river bank below
Benson's Ferry, Saturday, June Z, or, il
the weather DO uniavorable, on the next
Saturday.
Misses Nellie Hoge and Annie Miller
went to the S%teubenville Loan Exhibition
Tuesday.
Mr.. S. Price is suffering from a broken
rib, which was undiscovered for nearly
two weeks after it was broken.
Several delegates went through here
from this county to the Cincinnati Con.
vention. Mr.. j.. +. Anderson went last
Saturday on the Andes.
There were only two members OF the
School Board present at the regular meet
ing Monday evening. They voted unani
mously to adjourn to next Monday even
ing.
schramm has been fined for selling Nc
Connell liquor.
Complaint comes from Gravel Hill thai
others besides those Martins Ferry folks
need arresting for fast driving.
Wednesday evening will be the tisrt
evening Of 1.-THE A. NJ. +. Church's festival
which will be held three evenings In the
band room OF the colored school house.
Casper" has IN article in the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette of Tuesday on The
author Of that lie that was te~legraphei
from here to Columbus. He saws his
history is recorded in the records of the
United States District Court, where he wa
once on trial for systematically violating
the Internal revenue laws.
The Presbyterian Sunday School Con,
v~ention held Its first session Tuesday Of.
ternoon. The church is decorated with
hanging baskets, notices and flowers ir
pots and boQuets. Rev. Dickson, as chair.
man, took Rev. Pringle's place inreplyinl
to the add, ess OF welcome, Mr.. Pringle be
ing absent. The places Of several persons
down on the programme were taken by
others. There were several questions in
the box that were discussed. The child.
ren's meeting was addressed by Revs
Milligan, Alexander and Wallace.
The programme for Wednesday is as fol.
lows:
Morning session. to O:3O-Devotional
exercises.
$3.50 to lO-ChriSt in every Lesson, by
Rev. s. II. Wallace.
10 to Disciplinary Class, and how to
conduct it, by Rev. Robert Alexander.
1880 to ll-How to make a Sabbath
School Interesting and Profitable, by Rev.
Mack.
II to 12-Question box and business.
Afternoon Session-2to 2:30-Teachers
Discouragements, by Rev. I'D. Fitzgerald.
$50 to S-Woman's Work in the Sab.
bath School, by Lizzie McFadden,
8 to S:90-The Sabbath School rs q
Means OF Taking the Gospel to all Glasses,
by Rev. James Day.
$3.50 to 1 How we are to Estimate Sue,
cess in Sabbath School Work, by Rev. r.
7. Armstrong,
4 to 4:3OSsuperintcndents and othe.
Officers OF the School, by Rev. T. D. Mil.
ford.
$3.50 to 5-The Teachers Preparation, by
Rev. A. G. Eagleson.
Evening Session = 7;30 to S-Art oil
Questioning, by Rev. ]. G. Black.
Sto0-Rewards, Joys and Motives Of the
Sabbath School, by Revs. ". v. Milligan,
I. r. Crawford, and Robt. Alexander.
r. G. F.
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PfTtsHuRGH DISTRICT T,RS BEztRx.-Tba
Pittsburgh District Turn Bezirk viii hold
their annual meeting and festival at Steu.
benvtlle, o., on July 26th, 9th and 2Sth,
Among the members Of the Bezirk are
Col. Jacob Nunge, Adam Kappel, Dietrich
Roemer, @. A. Schaefer and Jos. Evil, Of
this city. We translate the following pro.
gramme OF arrangements from the Steu.
benville Gamdnid:
July 2Gth-ReCeption OF visiting dele.
gates; entertainment at Turn Hall In the
evening. 27th-Grand picnic. 2Sth-
Meeting Of the convention; evening, ball
Turn Hall.
The following subcommittee have
been appointed 10 take charge Of affairs:
Committee on Picnic Grounds - II,
SchieferdeCker, J. Butte, IT., ]. Supply, l..
Seybold and +. Buche.
Committeeon Quarters and Reception -
Lange, Aug. Floto, l." seybold, j. Beltx,
William Bottle, Jr, +. GottmAnn, j.. Bus.
Ter.
Committee on Festival, 2Gth-H. Kno.
bloch, q. Zimmerman, Aug. Wasmutl,
Hermann Tatgenherst, VIM. Schick.
Committee on Festival, 27th-J. IL.
krull, j. Supply, @. Specht, +. Hassler, ].
Jchuler, Peter Miller, ], Heinemann.
Committee on Festival, 2Sth-M. Gees.
chieder, K. schnorrenberg, S. Ianheim,
Il. Roth, VIM. Spies, ]. Butte, it,, and W.
Leo.
The occasion will doubtless be n that
will attract moro visitors TO our sister city
than have congregated there for many
years past, as the Germans, especially the
Turner's, are untiring in their zeal to make
everything they take in hand similar to
the one soon to transpire a success. And
We have no hesitation in saying that tho
S~teubenVllllans will exert everything in
their power TO accommodate and enter.
tain their visitors and show them the un.
bounded hospitality for which they are 50
celebrated,
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Those complaining OF sore throat, hoarse.
ness. coughs, or taking their death O cold
should use Browns Bronchial Troches,r
Their efficacy is wonderful. The genuine has
John |. Brown 4 Sons, Boston" on eaeh box,
and is sold by Logan, List GO. and every
druggist only In boxes, at Is cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations.
Browns Comphorated Dentrifrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
trying the teeth. Price 25c, large bottles.
MwFAeow
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THE REASONS WMY.-We cannot too well
understand the reason why so many suffer
from rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, In or.
der to guard ourselves from tho same tortur.
ing diseases. The sudden changes from hot to
cold, the wearing Of damp clothing, failing to
protect ourselves by adequate clothing, in fact
q cold Is the foundation of these complaints,
before they have become seated or by neglect
have taken q strong hold, We know OF no
better remedy than GAwsoM's Curative. By
oil means commence using 1t on feeling the
first indications of the disease, for then It can
be cured by u few applications; but Il left 10
rankle in'the system, 1t requires perscyering
efforts 10 eradicate them. MwTAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-28

ONLY REAL SAFETY LAMP KSowX.-The
only absolute safety Is in using Harris &
Smiths Set. distinguishing, N0n.Erplosirc
Safety Lamp. 1t Is impossible to have a
serious accident with thunder my Circum-
stances, because the lamp will e:xtinguish
itself instantly in any unsafe position, so
that no fire cantake place should the lamp
be accidentally overturned or thrown from
its ordinary upright position. 1t possesses
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extinguish itself when overturned; ii will
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tinguish itselfwhile falling; it cxtingulshes
without blowing down the chimney; it ex-
tinguishes without turning downt6 wick;
II e~xtinguishes il an attempt Is made to
illl it when lighted it can be tipped while
in tie hand without oxtinguishing; Il has
n Filler, 6ui caRno! be filed uhen ligkied, In
addition TO its self-extinguishing features
il is SoN.ExPLOslvE. These combined quail
tiles render accident impossible with our
lamp, and entities 1t TO It's name, being
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lamps have glass tounts 50 the oil eau be
seen.
For sale by ]. II. Rinehart, sole agent
for Wheeling, 1915 Market street. o