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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17
BLOOD HUMORS.
Whole System Affected GIandnlar-SWeli'
ings with Observation-Disclosures Cough.

ings with Observation-Disclosures Cough.
MISSES. WEExs PorrKR. GsntlenleH-t have
been afflicted with Blood Hlmor for two years
which the est city doctor called EryslpelaS, ChTOn'
ic PSnriAsis and Scald Head. My whole System,
especially face, he aud lungs, was cttd. tried
all the best known advert ed TtmOdcA With no sue
cess whatever Was told by the Dest lung dnctOr IN
hi, div that the Sonsr got uTtd the better. Ny
symptoms were q humor accompanied by GlAndular
swelling, with Ulcers In the Throat ard Stomach
Dry, Hacking Cough Deafn' IS, with Ringing Noises
In The Head. For fifteen months have done nIth'
log but take medicine with no hehehL WhArytr The
CurIcUKA KEsEuIIs have cured me, 10 s altitude TOT
which make this public statement.
RespectiulIy you're, FRANZ ASHLEY
20 Portland st., Boston, April Z, 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

Attention is called to the close connec-
tions and quick time made by the P. @. &
St. L. railway, Pan. Handle Route with
new schedule. Train leaving Wheeling
at 0 70 A. NJ. arrives at Columbus at 8 20 r.
NJ, Cincinnati p. NJ. and St, Louis I 80 the
following morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17
ECZEMA.

ERectuaIly Cured In Eight Weeks-Notii-
ing Equal 10 the Cu'icnrn Remedies.
MKssRS. WgKKs PoTTkR Gentlemen. Have new
ar uSOd auy remedies blOsd diseases tina eau com
pare with the CUTICCRA RRNGDlRs nay uScd
Them in all f0ImS for very sever. csse o. what I.e
doctors call scGema, which wAs ehectnRlly cured III
slight weeks AZ 4 bLDcd purified, nothing can equal
! our CUTicURA RRsOLvEST. lcaunOt s4y TOO much
n thSir prais. and atn nopIng them about he ".
Truly yours, etc MANUEL II EINlZ.
II burgundy St, New Orleans, La, Aug IS, 1879.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17
ooIlIIInEs' VoIf3lo PLasfERs

THESE Pla.tsrs nut new life into tue We,k and
sleepy Muscles, strengthen the Lame aud Palniul
BACK draw Inflammation from the Liver and \ Id.
neys, stimulate tho Stomach and Bowels, and when
placed over tho pit Of the stomach cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion Chronic DIarrhOeA aud Bilious Collie, and
prevent Ague, Malaria and olner Climatic Dl.ea'es
Oct the genuine, Ask iIr Collins Vo.tAC FL ctric
Porous PlAsterS Price % cen Is MH4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

Grand Concert 81 HurHUlUUh III n y"
Sunday.
Boarding in the Country.
Assessment Notice-Alex; undegratt.
Excursion Tickets-John Bailie.
sale Of Stocks and Bonds-Daniel Peck.
Trustees Sale-WM. J. W. Cowden.,
Mrs. Knox's Fluting Machines-Nesbltt
& Bro. ~, ,-n
ty-William Hofmister.
Save Your Eyes-1. G. Dillon.
Alex. Bone, sr.-General Business and
Real Estate Agent. n,.,.
and Spring Wagons. ". Terrell.
For Sale-Alex. Bone, 81.
List Of Letters-H. Sterling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

THERMOMETER REcoRp.-!The following
showa the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
Houae corner: 3D.,
ls7y. 1850.
A.N.12M8P. 7P. NJ 7A.H.l2N Sr: n Jpn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

INVITATIONS to the delightful moonlight
excursion can be obtained from active
members Of the Harmonic Mannerchor
Society.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

A vomAn'S beauty Is never lost
so long u her sWeet smile remalns-
10 long ~ CLEAN her teeth like fi0st,
And her soft lip the ruby stains
And SO2oD0NT, With magic power,
BestoWs on her this priceless dover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

Next Wednesday, the 2lst, there will
be moonlight excursion on the new
steamer SIDNEY The excursion is ar
ranged by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Singing Society:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

DR., Kisper will be at the New Mcclure
Saturday, July 18th. Cure positiyei sale
and painless. No cutting or tying Cure
guaranteed. Consultation free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

INVITATIONS will be limited to the Har.
ie.Mennercho moonlight excursion
on Wednesday next, The boat must not
be overcrowded, and lively time is ex.
pected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

KRAMER's leeIle band goes nit that
excursion up the river on Wednesday
next, to keep things harmonious general.
".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

BLOOD AND SKIN.
REMEDIES.

The treatment Of Skin Diseases must b conititu.
the strength, third alleviate the External symptoms
There 10 but way n puffy the blnO, and that Is
through the bowels, liver, kidneys AMI skin Thee
organs are the natural puTBers Of the system sud
carry Oh waste or dead matter IuTICuRA RESUL.
WENT IL tho grCattat blood purifier 10 n,dlsine II
Is c4thItlc, tonic, liver sImulant, dlTetlc,
TeSolyent aud absorbent. II abs.rhs 10 Itself the
poisonous elements that float 10 the blood Gnt PurOi
Them from the system II increases the appetite per-
ecs digesOn, aud soon builds up faster than dlssss
can DESTROY, and hence permanently cures CUIIcv-
IA. Medicinal Jelly for external pclli0n, arrrtis
disease eats away dead hesh aud skin, allAy ind ln-
nation itching aud irritation, renders althy uce
anu old Sores and heals every external affection when
REsoLvENT Il taken Internally. 1t Is atnral re-
producer and beautider Of the Hair. CU1ICuKA
Toilet soap, prepared from Cb1lCuRA, IL cltA.HiDg
heaInG, Refreshing, and the only wholesome bCAu-
tIher Of the skin which II soften, vi tens ard pre-
serves beyond all praiSe. Cu1cURA Shaving sOAp
prepared from CUIIcURA, Is the hTst anu only mtdi'
cInil soap compounded especially Tor shaving Gem
tlgIneu pronounce Il worth Its weight In gold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

"DR. SELLERS Cough Syrup" will insure
you good nights rest. 1t is the best
cough medicine in the market Price 25c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

DOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS IT. :
L VILE AND INTERMEDIATE 4, t..
POINTS, the CommOdiOuA Passenger
ST. LAWRENCE, ..,.,,...w. NJ. List, Master,
q, D. liSF, ClOrE.
WIN leave as above on Saturday, Jolly 18th, al three
o'clock .. "
For freight or paess; spR EI On So.F sS e to -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17
MESI VIRGINIA NMIlERSIIY,

wine departments Of study text.b00kA furnished
~ cost; calendar arranged 10 suit teachen Cx.
tartan, liberal, thorough Fall term begins ERFN-
TENDER LIST, 1850. Attendance last year from q
counties oil West Virginia and from States and Ter.
ritoreS. ~
'4"For catalogues and other Information apnI,
% the President, ]. n. Thompson, M0rEAnt6Wn
WaAt Va
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urday excepted.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT De
SIRE 10 myo thsir natural teeth we would say
that va arr nov better prepared than ever eetore 20
snsbs them 70 do BY the use Of an $1,000 es,a,
~ hnndSomer Gold Filings, With more ease 70 our
patentl, than have heretofore been made 10 ny
DIV ar eisevhere, without the aid oil the Electric
PfagTof. What We say We can prove ~ "s"s'
SrTTNstration, Gail and see for yourselves,
U''A'"'' LANES N, suRGISOE q SON
an, M ills Market at., Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rars Bargains q
the Iewslry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17
Che 9nteltigeater.
New Advertisement

once. Nos. as and "a Fourteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

Grand Concert at Hornbrook's Park, on
Sunday. ......
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
SCHOOL BOOKS.

The Board Of Education decided about two
months ago to purchase school books from the
publishers at lowest possible prices and sell them
at cost in order to effect saving to the patrons Of
the schools. This was done after having failed to
secure reduction In the price from the local
dealers. For the purpose of giving the book sell
ers an opportunity to dispose OF their present
stock the Board decided not to commence the
sale Of books with the exception OF McGuffey g
Revised First and Second Readers before the fall
term OF the next school year,
At the meeting of the Board of Education held
on Monday evening the l9,h inst, the following
resolution was offered by Mr Cassidy and adopted
by the Board:
Resolved, That the Superintendent be requested
TO prepare aud furnish the city papers for pubica.
Iloh, a statement showing the prices at which the
local dealers have been selling school books, ss
reported by Themselves, the price at which the
Board can purchase and will sell them, and the
percentage thereby saved to the patrons of the
schools
These facts are given below in thelr respective
order The cost price is given to the nearest in.
teger.
Itmust be understood that the prices at which
the School Board buys aud sells the books is made
the basis on which the percentage saved to the
people is calculated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
KALLEY RAILROAD.

Itappears there has been some grumbllng by
soreheads in Cleveland about the Valley Railroad
The Cleveland Leader Of the 10th inst, thus an.
swers the croakers:
"As for the delay complained of, it should be
remembered that 1t Is not as easy to build a rail.
road as to plow and plant garden. 1t is better
to look at what has been done as a guarantee O,
what will be done, than to make Rorehead CON.
plants that every thing desirable isnot achieved
The success thus far attaiaed is gratifying con.
sideling the difficulties that have been epCoun.
tered, Passengers are carried from Canton to
Seneca street in Cleveland in three hours allow,
ing the bert part of the day, from 10 to o'clock,
to be spent in attending to business in this city.
The accommodation thus afforded to Canton and
intermediate points is evidently being utilized
and appreciated; handsome and encouraging
passenger traffic is already established while FUR.
ther appointments are being supplied as fast as
can be done.
And in view of the progress thus made, 1t
seems but reasonable to believe that the directors
may be safely relied upon to do all they can to
bring business to their line The clamor of out.
siders because they do not make contracts which
they may deem Improbable, if not inspired by
interested motives, are silly and imperlinent. The
directors know as well as any of their informants
that their road has, or will have, the most vaua.
bic extensions available in the northern half of
the State. Aud as 1t is in every possible way for
their interest to make their road profitable there
can be no good reason for doubling that they will
secure connections fast enough to meet alike the
reasonable wants o:shippers and the reasonable
expectations of the public"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
REUNION SEPTEMBER 14TH.

The following resolution has passed both houses
at Columbus, authorizing the Adjutant General
of the State of Ohio to forward to the Executive
Committee of the Soldiers and Sailors Association
ofstark county, Ohio, certain battle flags arms,
&e. for use at Reunion to be held at Canton, in
said county, Sept IA, 1880
ReSOlUed By the General Assembly of The State of
Ohio That the .Adjutent General be and is hereby
authorized to forward 10 the Executive Commit.
tee of the reunion Of the soldiers and sailors of
Ohio and others serving in the army Of the United
states, to be held at the city OF Canton, Stark
county Ohio, September i4lh 1880, such battle
flags as he may deem proper, said flags to be car.
ried in procession by the representatives of the
regiments to which they belong, and not to be
unfurled; said hags to be returned Immediately
after the close Of the Reunion In good order; and
the Adlutant General is further authorized to for
ward to said Committee two pieces Of artillery
complete, with other arms and camp and garrison
equipage for use at said Reunion; Provided, that
the Adjutant General shall take satisfactory secu
rity for the safe return of said flags and property
In good condition. without any expense to the
State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
THE NEW COUNCIL.

Mayor Valleley soon stepped forward and call.
ed members elect forward, who gathered around
the table. The Mayor called them to order and
soon proceeded to administer the oath, which
done the gentlemen took thelrseats at the Council
table.
The following named gentlemen constitute the
new Council: B. F, Rohrer and William Archinal
first ward, R. 8. Shields and John R. Poyser, sec.
ond wardi Henry Warner and John Stevenson,
third ward; A. o. slentz and Daniel staber fourth
ward.
The Mayor announced the first business in or
to be that OF electing their presiding officer R. S.
Shields, Esq was announced and elected without
opposition. A. o. Slentz was elected Vice Presi.
dent without opposition. The Mayor retired and
Mr., Shields assumed the post of presiding officer;
and announced the election Of Clerk to be in or.
der.
Edward NJ. Grimes and John Anderson were
announced as candidates, and on ba!loung Mr..
Grimes was declared elected, having received six
votes to Anderson's two. Mr. Grimes stepped for,
ward and in few neat words thanked the Coun
Gil for the honor and promised faithful perform.
ance of the duties pertaining to the office.
There being no further business the Council
adjourned .....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

New Cases Entered-No 1887, Washington Nc.
Kinney admr of William Teeple VS. Joseph Buggle
and VIM Williams, petition filed April 9th. No
1888, Matilda Hszel VS. Samuel Smith, petition
filed April G. No 1889, Louisa Higgins VS. Frank
P Higgins, divorce; petition filed April 7th No
1890, Ann M schweitzer VS. Jos W Vaughn, petition
filed April 8. No 1891, Hiram Fecher guardian
in fact OF Rachel Richards, an imbecile, VS. Eph.
rain Richards, pitition filed April 5. No 1892,
Lawrence q Meyers VS. James o. Brien, H. r. King
and Connotton Valley Railroad Company, peti.
ton filed April O. No 1898, Theobald Yost VS.
The Connotton Valley Railroad Company, The
Ohio Il Toledo Railroad Company The Cleveland
Iron Company Charles G Patton, George Inger.
sol, Norman A Smith, The First National Bank of
Minerva, Geo P Davis, Edward Livermore, N A
Smith q Co, VIM G Scott, Elesia Mcclure, Daniel
Eckley, Darwin Weaver, Harvey Johnson and
George Yengling petition filed April OH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
a LETTER EVERY PERSON SHO ULD READ
TO THE WORKINGMANS FRIEND.

Mr. samuel J. Harper gives his Experience aud with
GiveS Some Good AdUiSe 10 his Fslo,U Rorkmea.
MEssRs. JOE, LEVY Il Co.
Gents-For the benefit Of my fellow.Workinp.
man 10 whom every dollar Is an object and in
justice to you, cheerfully give this testimony to
the value OF the clothing sold at your store the
OAK Hall Clothing House, Reeds corner, Public
square, Canton, Ohio. had but little money in
my pocket and wanted decent suit OF clothes.
For TINS purpose visited several stores in Can
ION ana priced number of articles. Those that
were suitable found to be too high in price, and
those that would suit my pocket were not tit for a
decent man to wear, being poor in quality and
Daoly MADE. then visited your establishment
on keedS corner and was quite pleased with the
attehtloh shown me. You considered 1t 10
trouble to show me suit after suit, only desiring
that should be satisfied. am glad to say that
was satisfied, for | got good clothes, which were
well made up and which fitted ne very nice
The price surprised me, 1t being so very reasopa
bic, ana great deal less than what I had been
asked Tor shoddy goods in other stores. like to
see Workingmen clothed as nicely as other people
and as they cannot do better, advise my fellow.
Woikmen who want to make the "almightv dol.
lar go as far as possible, to buy clothing at the
Oak Hall Clothing House, Reeds corner, Canton,
ONO Will call next week and purchase an
other suit for my son.
am, sir, yours very respectfully
SAMUEL ]. HARPER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Canton Board of Education met In regular
session on Monday evening in the Commissioner
room in Court House. and the old Board having
concluded its business, the new members, John
Schilling and DR.. 5. A, Conkling, were sworn in
and the new Board organized by re.electing D.
Tyler, Pres dent, R. A, Cassidy, Secretary, and
John Schilling, Treasurer.
On motion, the President report the standing
committees at next meeting. superintendent
Lehman reported applications for positions as
teachers of Miss LeIa Wettach OF Uniontown, and
Lucy E Belding of Waynesburgh. Also that 1855
new pupils have applied for admission since the
opening of Spring term and additional desks were
required On motion the Secretary was requested
to order three dozen desks
The lightning rod on Liberty street building
being out of order was referred to Repairs Com
mittee. On motion Treasurer was authorized to
repair curtains at East building, Windows were
reported broken at Southwest building after Jan.
itoT left. On motion of Mr.. Lantz the Janitor try
to find out the offenders and have them arrested
and taken before the Mayor
Ga motion saturday, May 10, was designated for
the annual examination Of teachers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22

SWINDLED.-0n last Friday evening q we'll
dressed stranger medium size, with red moHs.
tRche and who spoke German auently called at
Frank Adrian's Buckeye House. near the Fort
Wayne depot, and enquired what his charges
were per day, stating that his father and himself
were In the galvanized iron spouting business
and that they had several orders to fill In and
about this city, Mr.. Adrian told him his prices
and the stranger, giving his name as G. Myers, Of
Cleveland, remained over night. In the morning
he enquired for drayman stating that he had
lot OF freight spouting, at the Valley depot and
he wished to have 1t hauled over and stored until
his father came Mr.. Adrian called q drayman.
when, upon looking over the money and papers
in his pocket book, Myers (2) discovered in Agur.
ing up the freight bill that he was $40 short and
asked Adrian to loan him the amount so that he
could get his goods, and the money would be re.
turned as soon as he saw his father and he ex.
pected him to arrive that day. Mr. Adrian gave
him what money there was in the drawer. 81 80
and the drayman raised So 40 for him. The strang.
er then told the honest drayman to take the
freight bill and the money and he would ride
over to the depot with him and get the goods. Az
ter they had got to the Ogden House the stranger
asked the drayman 10 let him have the money
stating that his father might probably be stopping
at that hotel and he would run in and see and
get the balance required and telling him to drive
over to the depot and he would follow on foot
Immediately. The driver innocently gave up the
money and went to the depot where he soon rs
certained from agent Greenwood that the freight
bill was spurious there being no car on the road
with number corresponding to that on the bill
The draynan commenced to "smell mice and
started after Myers, but without success as he is
still looking for his father to get that balance.
Adrian and the drayman are determined to nev-
er again assist strangers in paying their freight
hills
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22

CUPID's PRANKs.--The following marriage
licenses were issued by the Probate Judge during
the past week:
Thomas Krear and Adie Hoover, Canal Fulton;
Charles H Myers and Metty Estokes, Pierce; John
Hare and Rebecca Miller, Navarro, George Kuntz
and Theresa Rittinger Massillon; Harvey Kell-
Ogg and Charlotte Plder Massillon; Charles Hawig
and Mary A Wilpeier, Massillon; Charles Y. Kay
and Gertrude Oantine, Alliance Harman
and Ellen NJ Bachtel, Canton John Gonser and
Rachel A Bucher, Canton; VIM A Harris and En-.
ma Keith Canton; Cletus o Reemsuyder and
Annie stilgenbauer, Masslllon; John Johnson
and Ella Oulberson Alliance; John Ogelthorp
and Mary Hevet, Canton; William Philpot and
Sarah e Moore North Lawrence Winfield Schlott
and Emma Festefly Plain; John Hurst and Orr
lila Gregory, Magnolia,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22

The correspondent of the Alliance Review from
this CITY, made few mistakes in his last special(Y,
IN regard to the man found dead west of the
Union Dam bridge last week. Firstly, the wound
on his head did not look as though it had been
done with STICK and the broken fence boards
near by aroused no suspicion as the officers them.
selves broke them of to carry the body across the
bridge, Secondly, no one here now suspicious
that deceased was foully dealt with except by
liquor ard the cars. Thirdly, in the language of
an eminent attorney at recent trial, Coroner
Anderson has retired to private life" and did not
hold the inquest referred to- but lent little assis
lance to his successor in Office, Dr. ] P, schiling,
OF Louisville. The article would have been par
TALLY correct had it not been for these few
slight mistakes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
nnar4tf

The most sensible remedy and the only safe,
sure and permanent cure for all diseases Of the
liver blood and stomach, including bilious feVers
fever and ague dumb ague, jaundice, dyspepsia,
&C., is Prof Guilmettes French Liver Pad, which
cures by absorption. ASH your druggist for this
noted cure, and take no other, and If he has not
got it or will not get it for you send Sl,5O to
French Pad Co.. Toledo, o., and they will send
you one post. paid by return mail. II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
MT. UNION COLLEGE
hint to Teachers-Late Accesstoas.

Students Of either sex can get full college year
and still earn their expenses by teaching winters,
without losing a term or classes. Terms begin
Spring, Feb. IA; Summer, May G; Fall Aug. "a;
while special winter term begins Nov. 90, &C.
commodities others not teaching Call for teach
ers greater than supply. Students enter any time;
no Incidental or contingent fees. Tuition but a
triae in any course. Ancient and Modern
Classical, Philosophic Scientific, Normal, Music,
Commercial, Preparatory. Apparatus and Mu.
scum worth s25OOOO. College property worth a
half million dollars, beneatting students. Aten.
dance last year 697 for the past SO years IS 1877 of
whom 1896 are teachers. Good board, with furn
ished rooms, So per week; table, club and self
board, 81 to So. Two new professors recently em i.
plOyed valuable Improvements lately made.
Commencement exercises July o. For new des
criptive catalogue address Pres. o. N. Hsrtshorn,
LII. D., Mt. Union or Alliance, Ohio Location
moral, healthy, pleasant, accessible. Large Fac.
ulty OF experienced Professors.