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Daily Republican., 1880-02-25

TOME WHERE YOU CAN BUY THE
~ cheapest, that is at T. M. Wier's 1909
Market st. We have Macarona, 100 b ;
Cranberries, DC quart. best Cranberries, 7c
4c b Dried Pears, lbs for 25c., just like sum.
mer fruit; -four at$6.Ot. 800, $715 and sS. 90 !;
our 80 flour is good, our $40 Is better our 4c is
excellent. will open my new store, called
the Granger Store, sometime next week, at
los E. Sixth st., with the freshest and cheap
est stock of groceries and seeds ever offered
in Wilmington. Until then come to No, 1903
Market st. I M. WlER,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-25

~ soquen 1- Of seif.ADuse; Loss Of memory.
Unusual Lasstude, Pain In the Back, Dim.
ness Of Vision Premature Old Age, and
many other Diseases that lead to Insanity OF
Consumption aud Premature Grave.
f2r Full particulars In our pamphlet, which
we desire to sead free TO every one. The Spe
,lfic Medicine is sold by all druggists at S1
per package, or SIX packages for IS, or will be
sent tree BY mail on receipt Of the money by
addressing
Mechanics' Block, Detroit, Mich. Hs-Sold
In Wilmington by z. JAMES BELT, Whole.
sale and Retail Druggist, Cor. 9th and Mar
got Streets. And by Druggists everywhere
mhl0tt
Daily Republican., 1880-02-25


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Daily Republican., 1880-02-25
.RAY's. SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
,erreat rRApr MARX.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
MUCH MARRIED.
A Little Case from the Island.

The Island-the Garden Spot. that
quiet locality where. rs a general thing,
peace sets with brooding wings-has
furnished slight sensation, which Is
ONLY another illustration Of the belief
thai into the Garden OF Eden, the sel-
rent can creep. The Ease in question
is now in the hands OF the legal author
tiles. and Is therefore legitimate. A wo-
man named Maggie Anthony Yesterday
appeared before Justice Miller and
swnrc out warrant for one Rlchsri
Blacis,on. charging him with bigamy.
She claims 10 be Richards lawful Nlie.
and charges him with having married a
Miss COX. also OF the Garden Spot. and
she asks that he be dealt with accord
ing to law. The case is in charge OF
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan. and will
nerhaps come up before the Justice to-
day.
40 do full Justice to BlacSston il
shouli be said he denies the SOFT im-
pcachment. That will be determined
hereafter, however. The plaintiff claims
II be his wife, and SAYS her marriage
certificate is in Parkersburg.
Ii seems that Blackston, who is en-
gagged As driver for Baer < Sons, was,
until he met the plaintiff, widower.
He lived over Iuke's livery stable at
tina. time Upon the death oi his wife
he moved to the Island and married.
she claims, Maggie Anthony. BE that
as il may, he and his child and she
lived together for some time. OF
late he met Miss Cox and desired to
marry her. lie wooed and won her and
finally, on last sunday night. he took
her, it is claimed, to West Alexander
and married her. That is to say, II he
vas free to marry. and he claims he was.
The suit will decide that.
The srtir has created Somewhat OF a
on the Island, usually so
quiet. The plaintiff lives on North
Front street. az her mothers home,
whittier she went upon her desertion
bv the man she supposed to be her hus-
band. We give the above facts as rep
resented and withhold any opinion until
The case is passed upon by court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04

Hancock's majority is 293 Wilson's
is 25S. Weaver gets lag, and Bassell
l39. The difference between the votes
for the Greenbackers, probably went to
Hutchinson, as the rag babyites came
most large y from the ranks OF the Rad.
icals. Wilson, as was seen, ran behind
his ticket a little, the result, proba.
bly,, of the tariff lies. And yet,
when we examine the vote, We
find that in Webster district, where
such a story would have most weight.
Wilson ran ahead OF his ticket and
Hutchinson behind. This fact is
credit to the sturdy iron workers OF that
district, whose sense enabled them to
rise superior to Radical lies. Another
noticeable fact is that in the country dis.
,rcts OF the county Wilson ran ahead
of his ticket. In Richie the Green
hackers voted for Hutchinson, as is ev-
idenced in the difference between the
vote of Weaver and Bassell. But as
there was only a difference of eleven
between the totals of Hancock and Will
son, the scratching was unusually small.
Therefore it seems the Democrats are at
the end OF their Career of contributing
to Radical victories and We heartily con-
graduate them.
One thing is evident from the re-
turns: The day oil the Greenbacker in
West Virginia has drawn toa close,
Henceforth the Mountain State will
know them no more forever. The par
~ OF Chase, Carey and Cooper was
founded by and contained many sincere
and faithful men, but the issue is dead
one. From an important. they have
grown to la an insignificant factor in
West Virginia politics, and before four
years have passed and We again face a
Presidential struggle, the Greenbackers
will hav, become reunited to their first
loves, and merged in the two great par.
ties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
OHIO COUNTY.
SALIENT FEATURES OF THE RE-
TURNS.
Haneoeks Majority 2s3 and Wilson's 25S
All Honor to the Noble Demoe-
raey Of Ohio County.

We present below the returns from
Ohio county, complete and correct. Not
as the Intsliqencer published, but com,
plete and correct. She stands firm and
solid on her principles. In the midst
OF the wrack, wreck and ruin around
her. she stands like Marius on the Car
thagenian pillar, tried and true. DEM
ocrats OF this county. you may well be
proud Your county has been true to
herself; true 10 her honor, true to her
integrity. Out OF the FIRE OF the tariff
falsehoods. out OF the slough OF corrur-
,on, lies and fraud, Ohio county comes
to the front, stronger and truer than
ever.
Democrats in the country at large have
the supreme satisfaction OF beholdlng
in their defeat and overthrow, the work
of their own hands. They listened to
the siren song OF the Radicals and were
lured to their own destruction. They
needed the voice OF the charmer, though
he charmed not wisely. But for the
Democrats OF Ohio county, there is no
such feeling OF recrimination. They
have done their duty and their whole
duty. They have conducted the cam
paign with honor to themselves and
glory to the party and they may well
be satisfied. All personal consideration.
all private pique, every feeling OF selfish
interest was laid aside or merged in a
general wish for the welfare Of the par.
ty. Side by side and shoulder to shout
der they fought the good fight and calm
iy they are vic:ors.
The complete result is - follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
BELLAIRE.
Building, Political, Personal and
General Notes.


Mr.. Judkins, OF Woodsfeld. Clerk OF
the Court OF Monroe county, passed
through here yesterday.
A meeting Of the TOW nship board was
held Yesterday to consider the accep.
lance of an addition to q school house
in West West Wheeling. At their last
meeting there failed to be quorum
present.
The Bellaire Nail Works ware house
il being covered with an excellent tin
roof. When the building is finished It
will be one OF the finest structures OF
the kind in the United States. Bellaire
can he Justly proud of such COM
pany as The Bellaire Nail works. 1t helps
feed us.
Mr.. Jack Riley has patriotism enough
TO build handsome fence in front oil
his residence.
The addition to the Bellaire water
works is progressing. The increase OF
water will be needed after the joys and
soIrows Of election.
Mrs. Col. Morris entertained few OF
her friends Tuesday evening.
Beer flowed freely election night, but
there was little drunkenness. Give us
q credit mark. .,
The Diurnal was fifteen minutes ahead
of time on her up trip.
The street car railroad is prospecting
as our city grows. Toe project OF ex.
tending the road to Lower Town Is UNI
der serious consid erstion. Give 1t a
lift.
Taffy season has como-not worry
taffy, but the regular article.
Who is that citizen Of st. Clairsville
who is coming here TO start into buSl'
ness?
A Republican and coed friend of ours
became so excited last night that he Tor.
got to turn off the gas in his office. Per-
haps he was illuminating.
The L. and S. W. railroad las all the
business it can do. 1t is great conve-
nience and opens up large tract oil
country.
A large number OF emisrants passed
through our city on the b. and y. The
Great West will make them joyous. We
were pleased to notice large number
OF Germans among them.
The Presbyterians have made arrange.
ments to hold festival in the Gravel
Hill Mission church on Friday, Novem-
her 18th.
1t is reported that J. NJ. McGraw has
been married.
Rev. NJ. Toliand, the former Metho-
dist minister here, spent the night with
Rev. L. A. Armstrong.
The Presbyterian church has treated
itself to new steps.
Bellaire is booming, The many new
houses, finished and in progr, So, re-
mind one OF new town out Vest.
The Mayors books show the following:
John Wilson, deckhand, drunkenness
and indecent exposure OF person; James
Judd, drunkenness; Robert Geoig',
same; L. ii. Watkins, boot and shoe
dealer, breach OF the pc &C fined - and
costs.
Our Democratic stand is no more. In
cendiary sn, AXIS fired it election night.
Our citiz ens, regardless OF party. con-
denim the act The most vigorous efforts
are on foot To nail the scoundrels.
The MteH;qeGcer's report OF Beljaire
city was Incorrect as to the Republican
vote in the First and Filth wards. 1t
should be l3l in the Firstand Isl in the
Fifth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
AMUSENIENTS.
EDGEwOOD FOLKS.

The following extract is taken from
the New York Graphic OF August 18th,
in relation to the jolly combination that
appears on the Opera House boards
next Wednesday evening:
"Edgewood Folks" new comedy,
written for Mr.. Sol Smith Russell. found
as warm q welcome in New York last
night as it has elsewhere. Mr.. Russell's
Tom DilIoway' is creation, and is full
enough OF rapid changes to satisfy q
lover OF pantomime, and has manliness
enough about il to please a bishop.
During the play Mr.. Russell was over
whe mingly applauded. He kept the
house in roar OF laughter-hot work
as laughter is in Angust-and answered
encores again and again. In the rela-
ton OF her love experieI ces as Hulda
Jane Hardwicke, he was simply i'm
mense. The support in I'll the parts
was admirable. II you want Thorough
shaking up, 90 and see Russell in Edge
wood Folks" 1.-The Deekin SEE 50 too"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
Buy your Sheet Music for half price,
at Sheib's, Washington Hall.
The Greatest Remedy Known.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is certainly the greatest medi-
cal remedy ever placed within the reach
OF suffering humanity. Thousands OF
once hopeless sufferers now loudly pro.
claim their praise for this wonderful
Discovery to which thew owe their lives.
Not only does it positircig cure Consump-
ton, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Hoarseness snd all
affections of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers as ii by magic. We do
not ask you to buy large bottle until
you know what you are getting. We
therefore earnestly rsqrsI you 10 call on
Logan, List 4 Co and get trial bottle
for ten cents which will convince the
most skeptical of its wonderful merits,
and show you what regular one dollar
size bottle will DO. For safe by Logan,
List x Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
a Nice Person

Asa reporter OF this pdr'r was wan
dering around last night, -9zing at the
bowling. sursing mass OF Radicals,
drunk with frenzy, JOY AMI. IN some
cases, bad whisky, and listening to the
Babel of sounds and cries, his attention
was attracted near the suspension bridge
corner TO well dressed, most modest
appearing lady who vas crying. lnqui.
~ was made rs TO the cause OF
her tears, and it was found
that a party, LAYING claim
Ia the title OF man. hal passed with
one OF the largest sal horns, the large
end OF which ne had placed to the lady's
ear and then blown terrible tlist.
which hal frightened her into the hys'
tercs. Upoa further inquiry II MAS
learned that the perpetrator OF this act
was said to have been the MAYOR OF
Bridgeport. Wedo not give tbs a. fact
and hone il was not ne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
IN DI A N A.
Republicans Making Slight Gains on the
October Vote.

Republicans Making Slight Gains on the
October Vote.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 3.-The re.
turns from 6G3 voting places in this
State give Garfield l37, $40. Hancock
ll4,23l, Weaver G,43I; total 25S, 4S5.
The same places in October gave the
Republicans l37, Ell, Democrats Ia, POI,
Nationals 6,944; total 25S,4l6; increase
in vote 90; Republican gains 80; Dem
ocratic gains so. The net Republican
gain is $40 and the National loss $40.
The total vote heard from is 81 per cent;
the Republican vote heard from SO per
cent the Democratic 81 per cent. and
the National AZ per cent.
indianapolis city and county COM
plete gives Garfield 2,494 plurality and
4 net Republican gain Of $40.
Scott county complete gives Demo
cratic plurality OF 800, net Republican
glin oi 20.
Rush county gives Republican ma
iority of 3j3, a Democratic gain of 10.
Clinton county gives Democratic
majority of 49,, Democratic gain OF
lS3.
TEERE HAuTE, November 3.-The Off
cial vote OF Nigo county gives Garfield
1889, Hancock 1915. Weaver 10. Gar
fields plurality 407. At the October
election Porter received 1923, Landers
4,66l, Gregg 7s2; Republican gain ll5.
Twenty.Eigh Counties Complete.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 3.-The re-
turns from twenty-eight counties com.
plete, shows Republican majorities OF
1853, Democratic msjorities $3.50. Re
publican gains l,2iS, Democratic gains
1888; net Republican gains $40.
ISDiANAPoLIs, November Six
hundred and ninety seven voting places
which cast nearly 80 per cent. Of the
vote in October show net Republican
gain of SIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
Vhe McAfee Case

The case OF ". l.. McAiee, Esd. who
was arrested and taken beiOrt squire
Feiber by Sheriff Ting!e, on Tuesday,
for Illegal voting, has been spoken OF a
length in these columns, an Onr rea'-
ers are ACQUAINTED with the particulars
of the case. The trial was set for nine
O'Clock Yesterday morning, and at that
time the Sduire's office was filed with
numerous prominent business men,
summoned as witnesses, while several
other parties were present. W. I. Hub
bard. Es1., appeared lor Mr.. McAiee.
and j. Hanson Good. Esq conducted
the prosecution. tn account OF bust
ness engagements, and by mutual con-
sent of counsel, the hearin. was post
poned until the 18th int.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
Trustees sale Of Ohio COM
Real Estate. all

R NikTUEO OF A DEED or hrs,
- %! Thomas Curen aud FsrrT ~ ki,t
wife, 10 the undersigned trustee. IN 9,
day OF Apri', 10, ard rconlrt ~ .. = *
the Clerk OF the county Cou., az ota1t -
Mest virginia, IN deed ~ Trust b,a,, ~
ton, on the premises. on F-.'aI
SATC RDAl, THE 9rHDkf OySo,.r,
iSSl. comm, ncing AZ II oc'.k .Ontysl
highest aud test bidder ihe f5,,Tu,r, > :.
RAJ estate, that j. 10 sSy: A p,,, :. 49,
lsnd situate on the waters %! Il',ls ~ q
Cn,ek, about one mile north ~, LIN.,''at,, Z
anu bounded and described as falo,' =.
MN. al sake ON The west ~, N DIT.
thence ;. !. W. "a pole. toAW,'r", ::
thence y. ~ W. 10 pole, ~ 4 - r. - :.
~ W. =! poles 10 a stake. ih,nnT 10Y
poles. crossing a run "a s,n9, tn .
% poles Ia the beginning. cOu,a.l.,, "a :
or fifteen Isl acres. '"'''t +.
Also al adjoining parcc, ~ '.t,
bounded A. follows: fcginn,r. ,,.,,,-' H
4 white oak, corner 10 int tryr - -
T.. ~ DBL. roles a. Rooney, In, iL.-.'
said line ~. ;i.lOI IO.c'.avli '1
thence y. "a T.. - r-lu i-,',,i, ,r..
liamsous corner Ih,uvyN n =
toa stake In the r"ai: th,u,c> O.. "
Ia stake; thence y. = " lu.n., r
ginning, CONTAINING twelve 30. tgrr, on. TT =.
nine ard thlfty.NNc uar lU.!,,l,l, "a. .
poles
Trims Ur SN'r-uur.,..rl - d..
money, and ~ much more a, n, ll.-. -, .
elect u pay, IN cash, ami the ls!sr,. II. I.
equal IA! mcuts, AZ siN upi twelve r51-,i.
interest rom the DAY oi sc. rrtr...
giving his ncgu TABLE unt,, >,rur.' N, ), 49,
trust on The property, iur the i,'r'f,,r,,r'.
,rs.li l. /. IONS T..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river is beginning to 60 down,
there being but 10 feet ) inches in the
channel last evening, aid falling slowly.
Weather pleasant and river trade first
class.
The following boats with tOws passed
down Yesterday: Coal. City, George
Roberts, Barnard, Veteran No. 2, Thos.
Rees No. >, Iron Sides, Storm, Eagle,
Diamond and Baltic.
The Jackson passed up with empties.
The G. w. Bachelor is the regular
Parkersburgh packet for this mornings
trade.
The Sidney is on her way up from
Cincinnati.
The Courier is the Parkersburg pack
ct in this mornings list OF boats.
The Diurnal is making very good time
in her new trade. She leaves here at D
p. NJ. daily.
The Science and 81. Lawrence are
both laid up at this point. The latter
will, however, pull out next Saturday
for Cincinnati.
The Scotia, the first OF the Cincinnati
Pittsburgh packets, passed up yesterday
morning in charge OF her popular oih-
GERS.
PITTsBURGH, November 3.-River fall
Ing with & feet in the chanAel. Weather
clear and pleasant.
Carlo, November 3-Arrived-Brad-
lord, Evansville. River feet > inches
and rising. Weather cloudy. Their.
mometer "a.
EVANSVILLE, November 3.-Arrived -
Mcdonald and tow. Departed-Thorp,
Cairo. River rising, with 6 feet l inch
in the channel. Raining.
New ORLEANS, November 3-Arrived
fillmore and barges and Guiding Star.
Cloudy and warm.
ST. LOUIS. November 3 Arrived
Providence, Vicksburg; Baker and bar.
ge.; Cairo; Brown and barges, Ohio
river Departed-Future City and bar
yes, New Orleans; Colorado, Memphis;
Acrow ami barges, Cairo; Minneapolis,
st. Paul River feet by gauge. Cloudy
and cool weather
LOUISVILLE. November 3.-.River ris-
ing with 4 feet inch in the cana.
Weather cloudy. The Houston is in
the canal, and will pass up to night from
New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04

Groceries.
CoFRKE-Fair to good Rio at l5(Gl6c;
choice lSc. best Wheeling roasted LIE,
Arbuckles' l9!c ;yellowRio Isle, Java 2oc.
WORCESTERSHIRE common 3Oc; bright
46c; prime, soc {; New .Orleans,prime 1870
see; choice 5jc.
SUGAR-Retined hard crushed l0ic;
pulverised, l0ic; granuIated, l0c, STAN
dard A, oic; OF A, 9c; Palace G, SIC;
extra &, Sic; best yellow, Sc: common
Yellow @7ic: New Orleans 1I(dS2c.
Dry Goods.
Business in this line is reported as
good for this season OF the year; agents
have made prices Tor canton tiinneis
ranging from to He, there being a
full stock on hands. We give quota.
tons on leading articles: Mnsins 5C9
&c; ginghams 7!@9c; chcvoits 7!c;
crashes 5Gil0c; denims ga l3lc; ducks
ll(dl5c; jeans l5(a 5Oc; table linens -
@45c; and dress goods l0920c. Prints
are nuotpl as follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
THE LAND LEAGUE.
Prominent AsitatoIs Recommend the Use
OF Dynamite and Gun Cotton.

OF Dynamite and Gun Cotton.
DUBLIN, November 5.-Mr. Nally. one
OF the agit uors, indicted for conspiracy,
in a speech near Tuam on Monday. re-
commended the use Of dynamite and
gun cotton against the landlords. Par
nell's tone is also more violent lately.
The Land League meets to-day to con-
slider the line OF action to be taken for
the defense OF the members indicted.
Parnell has been served with a copy
of the indictment and information
against him by the detective Of the Im-
perial Hotel This morning Gordon,
one of the defendants charged in the
indictment, is seriously i'll at Claremor.
RS.
Sullivan, Sexton and Egan have also
received summons and other accused
will be served during the evening. The
summonses order the accused to appear
on Friday before the Court OF the
Queens Bench.
Brennan and O'Sullivan also received
summons to appear before the Court Of
the Queens bench. The land league
maintains that several OF those named
in the indictment for conspiracy never
were members OF the league. Boyton is
anaturalized American citizen. Parnell
arrived at Dublin at late hour last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
DIED..

wARSECKE-On weine day morning. No
yeintcr 3rd. At II O'Clock. CAEoLIsI. wife ii
August WsrnecEe, In the !lst year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-.
dence. two and one-half mile, out Bethany
pike. Friday morning at 10 o'clock. friends Of
the family invited 10 sttend. Hacks will leave
Arbenz 4 Cos furniture store at $40 clock.
In'crmen: NJ Greenwood Cemetery.
TAY' OR-At twenty minutes past II O'Clock,
ASsIE H.. wife 81 VIM. Taylor, sged ~ yean.
FUNERAL will take pace from tbs residence Of
her father. Jonas Grove. No. IN Seventeenth
street, on Friday morning st 10 O'Clock. Inter
ment at Peninsula Cemetery.
ct Clsinviile papers plesse copy.l
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Alice Keliv. OF this city, who has
been visiting ion the past six weeks IN
Lancaster and Steubenyile, Ohio, has re-
turned home.
ANDY Gardiner. a well known society
gentleman, lsit for 81. Louis, yesterday.
Miss Emma Moore, a charming little
Newark lady, is visiting at the residence
of her aunt, Mrs. l.. :. Jordan.
Misses Mary and Minerva Shelly, al
Knoxsville, Ohio, were in the city yea
terday and registered at the Stamm.
VIM. A. Grant, OF the Tuscarawas
Valley road, arrived in the city last
evening FROM Cleveland and registered
nj the New Mcclure.
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,Nenther IrdIcations.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. November !. ! A.
Nor the Tennessee and the ONO
Valley, generally cloudy weather, with
rim during the day, southeast winds,
with falling barometer, followed IN the
western part on Friday morning by
winds shifting To- colder northwest, with
rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy and
threatening weather, light rain. south
e,s, winds, lower barometer, stationary
ar higher temperature.
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OILY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoHK, November 3.-Drv Goods
business in staple cottons fairly active
and prices very firm. Atlantic brown
sheetings and leading makes OF ticks and
denims have been advanced by agent.
Prints quiet and steady. Dress goods
and ginghams in light demand. Mems
wear ~oolens in fair request and gener-
ally steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
"Pleasapt and Effec.ual."
PURsLEY, W. Va, Nov. 81, is,

PURsLEY, W. Va, Nov. 81, 1879.
Ee~rs. La,lghlin Bros. & Co.,
Please send US another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but efectual. MARTIN & DoPLKR,
Of Dopler 4 Lewis.