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, 1881-01-29
AUCTION.

NJ the request of the Sheriff in
III Frederiksteds Jurisdiction pur-
suant to orders from the Presidency
the following properties in Frederik-
sted, in which levies have been made
for taxes to the Colonial Treasury for
1878, will be put up for sale at 3
public Auctions in accordance with
the Placard dated 22nd April 1917.
No. 7 and s B. StrandgaJe.
according to the tax-list belonging to
J. b. Dunlop's children.
1st Auction on Thursday the 18th
January II. C.
End Auction on Thursday the 3rd
March a C.
3rd Auction on Thursday the 18th
March a.c.
each time at II o'clock noon.
No. Is Kongensgade.
according to the tax-list belonging to
4. HewSon and t. Nielsen.
LIST Auction on Thursday the 18th
February a. C.
End Auction on Thursday the Bird
March &C.
3rd Auction on Thursday the 18th
March &C.
each time at 2 o'clock p. m.
All the Auctions to be held at the
undersigned Auction Office.
Conditions, Mortgage certificates
&c, to be seer Mt the Auctions.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of the mortgagehold.
ers.
Frederiksteds Auction Office, Janu-
airy 18th 1881.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1881-01-29

guarding q convoy of thirty-four wag-
gons in Pretoria. The men were
taken By surprise, thirty were killed,
and the rest dlsarmed and sent into
Pretoria. Pretoria is cut off from
Natal, and by latest accounts, the
garrison have retired into a tort out
side, and Utrecht and Potchefstroom
have been occupied, with, it is believ-
ed, some bloodshcd. The camp, or
lager, outside Potchefstroom, how
ever, though attacked, has not been
carried, the officer in command driv-
ing back the Beers 10y an artillery
fire. Sir Pomeroy Colley will ad-
vance on the Beers camp as soon as
ne has got his troops together, and
has about $500 electives under his
command. Unfortunately, they are
mostly infantry, who ove those great
distances scarcely seem to o v lie
has asked for cavalry, and a regiment
has been ordered from this country
and another from India, with about
$500 infantry. The tone of the
Beers does moi strike us as confident,
but they demand independence, and
after the attack on the Oath any ar
rangement whatever must be preced-
ed by submission.
The grand difficulty in the Trans
vaal is not to subdue the Beers, who
have no artillery, cannot defeat regu-
lars in equal numbers, and are unable
to remain steadily in the field, but to
garrison the country. If the farmers
remain hostile, regiments must be
stationed at Pretoria, Potchefstroom,
Utrecht, and some southern point, un-
tilthe influx CT English settlers de-
stroysthe preponderance of theDutch.
That is very expensive. and very use
less besides, as the troops employed
will be lost to the Imperial service.
We are happy, therefore, TO believe
that the Government, while energeti-
cally pushing forward reinforcements
and insisting on submission, is willing
to consider the Beers demands and
statements OF grievances. They have
not been quite fairly treated about the
question of self-government, as they
expected to form Q State in a Domin-
ion of South Africa ; and the Dutch
at the Cape believe that negotiation is
still possible. We fear, for our own
part, that nothing short of Reserved
Territory will solve the problem; but
provided preparations are not relax
ed, it Will be wise, as we'll as just, to
hear what the Boer leaders have to
say. Their kinsmen throughout
South Africa are more or less with
them.
, 1881-01-29
No. Is Kongensgade,

ifolgs Skattelisten tilh0rende A. Kew
son og T. Nielsen.
1ste Auction, Torsdag den tide Fe-
bruar d.A.
Eden Auction, Torsdag den 3die Marts
d.. A.
3die Auction, Torsdag den Tide Marts
d.. A.
hver Gang Eftermiddag Kl. 2.
Samtlige Auctioner afholdes paa
AuctionscOntoiret.
Conditioner, Panteattester m. m.
vile vere til Eftersyn we'd Auctioner-
ne.
Denne Bekjendtgj0relse tjener til
lige til Efterretnir g for P~anthaverue.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
18de Januar 1881.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1881-01-29

0LLe og Enhver der MATTE have
EJ Noget at fordre paaskifterne efter:
l, Afgangne Ann Nancy Will
liams; og
2, Afgangne Henry Cornelius og
efterlevende Enke Antoinette
Cornelius,
indkaldes herved til at anmelde og
beviisliggj0re deres Krav for under
tegnede Skifteret inder Udlobet at 3
Maaneder efter denne Indkaldelses
sidste Acknowledgements.
Arvingerne paa de ovennevnte
Boer indkaldes ligeledes heryed, med
Aar og Days varsel til at melde sig
og beviisliggj0re deres Arveret, SAINT
til at varetage deres Tarv paa Skif-
terne.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den Tide Januar 1881.
R. PETERSEN.
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TIE WEATHER MonERArrna.
Hat still II CAUSED treat Suffering YGl
laEhnY.nnl In Aha

Hut still II Caused treat Suffering Yes
teTdHy-Out In she Country.
The shower oil yesterday morning die
not cause much abatement In the heat
The Thermometer still stood In the nine
ties, the highest being 9e'. 1t was moi
until the gale OF last night, with the &C,
campaigning rain and thunder and light
ming, that the air was relieved Of Id
plethora OF heat. And It was a genuine
old fashioned storm. It banged window
shutters TO, unhlnged signs, ratified of old
shingles and bent trees almost double.
The reporter could mol hear OF ANY special
damage done With the exception OF blow.
ing the roof of Of Whites cooper shop,
on the south side OF the creek. A report
was circulated that the wind had carried
of the Pewikey depot roof, but 1t was pn-
founded,
Tho heat Of the previous hours did deci.
dedly more harm. A sewing machine
agent named Wilhelm was sun struck on
Market street near Fourteenth, hut the
stroke was not fatal.
Louis Altmeyer TsS also reported %
Frustrated with the heat. A boy named
John Frank, living In the Fifth ward, was
similarly afflicted. A man, whose name
could not be learned, was pfostfated at
Holidays Planning Mill, but did not die.
A gentleman, who came Ia OIL the B. &
o. r r. last evening, said that while o.
car zsater, Of Adaline, Marshall COUNTY,
Wac out blowing yesterday morning his
horse fell down In its tracks, overcome
with the heat and that 0 few moments
afterwards his driver was sun struck, and
II was some hours before he Conld be re.
Cuscitated.
O. /. Adams, formerly Of Whites mill,
at Bufton, was stricken down with the
SUMS rays and had 10 be carried home.
Our informant says that harvesting is be,
Ing proceeded With very slowly, that
melt her man nor beast can do over o half
days work 10 the twelve hours. There
is great suffering In the country and the
fAfn al lAat nipht IN 4 (4ndaend,
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THE srATE TAIR AND TEmPEaAnCl

VIuOuH Aud Mali Liquors 10 be Sold on
Ihe ISlasd Hereafter DnFIHg the
Summer.
An ordinance was reported to Council
last night, by the terms Of which the
sale Of malt and vinous liquors is allowed
on the Fair Grounds, As. soon as the
ordinance had been reported Mr.. Hid.
rsth took the floor, and objected vigor'
ously to tbs passage OF the ordinance,
saying, "If the Fair has to be propped
up by the sale Of liquors II had better
not DO up" or words 10 that effect,
Mr.. Kimberly gracefully alluded TO the
hAlCyon days Of the old fairs when beer
was sold In every other stall on the
Island, and wares we're exhibited from
The heads OF whisky barrels. He expos.
lulated with MI, Hildreth In his pecu.
liarly fascinating style about throttling
the young child ct It's birth, but the
man from the Garden Spot" "stayed,"
and then tho ''unChained tiger" Of the
Fourth ward laid aside his mild ~ tone
Of ex%poetulation, and said he was for
open war.
Other members took part In the temper.
ance war and Mr. Walter, OF Manchester,
ventured the assertion that there was more
beer drank In the Seventh ward, or Gar.
den Spot, than WAS sold in any four 90.
looms. This exposure OF the wickedness
Of the residents Of this retreat Of anti.li.
cense persons wRa mad9 just before the
vote was taken and had the following
effect: In favor Of raising the liCenGe TO
$500 to sell 10 two places In the Fair
Grounds-Messrs Baker, CLARK, CONNER.
ford, Dunning, EschsIruth, Hsberaeld,
Hlldreth, Prince, Robinson, Steele, Water.
house and scoLt-12; In favor Of S25 license
-Burdatts, Davis, Grogan, Kimberly, Nc.
GranAhRu, Smith, Walter and Wingerter
%.
Mr.. Kimberly says there will be a aaloon
kept there oil through the summer on 10.
count OF action Of Council In demanding
90 high a rate Of license.
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IsDiviDUAL lrgMs.
PromlnsD. People Here AM. Here,
abOnts.

Fr"nlnsn' People mere ANIL Here
aeo"'s.
vo ADM psSlne' Oh III" E'Rn'h Wsfu, IS In
RE'so'
Mts' Henry Ot, aud children leave In q
lew uaya ior CRANBERRY Summit
Mt: Fred G9odtellow, OIL Wheeling,
sslIs rom new YORK today Tor England.
Mrs. Fred Notion and son Harold, are
visiting Mrs. Notton's old home a. Iron.
ton, Ohio.
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On June l4lh last Generals q r d..
regard, Of Louisiana, aud Jubal psil'
Of virginia, a. Commissioner, a. % n.ny
conducted the Grand Ssmi,Annu'j b S,.u
ing at New Orleans, Of The Iori D.a.'
State Lottery Company. Among nv rs.al
fortunate ticket holders NAV be MAN, s.ay
Alex B. McOrosky, OF SomerviiIs DTT v
VINO held one.half Of ticket No iisgs'
which drew 500 600. No, SGsl, ' ors
tenth held BY VIM. F. MCUfI,tv 40
Monroe street, New York Oity. onS',.o%
BY Solomon APPEL, Agent Mutual R"1.s
Lille Insurance Company, CiHclSr,"Sa UsnI
and one'tenth by W. @. PsDdIston y
Bradley street, Now London, Ulnn H." -
$4,000. No. 5,4l5, one hSli bslS X,
John Halle, 7. O. Box 2,4lG, Nav WY VIZ ~
City, drew $50 900. Nos, Of IS7 and M "a
95l, drew $1,000 each one tsntb 'bI sIa ~ u
!. a. Berlin, Msrksville, La: onSjSn,I
BY Jas, d. Oottlngham, 25S Liobt st,ssI
Baltimore, Nd. ons.tsnth by GSo'a,
Albert, $50 Master street, PhjI,dsInS11
"a; one-tenth BY L, Kelly, BrooEISs
y. Y.j one fifth BY Ohas, HANNAH
through Henry F. ]. Kicker, Quincy, m.
one nth by Samuel s. Sharpe, lOS C1Sl.
street, Boston, Macs. (; one 9th COLLECTED
through City National Bank, DaIl,s, NM
Over half a million ofdollafs VISA jiHGS1.
ted, aud those interested enough c,5 "a
ceIye the full particulars By sddfeaiu II.
a, Deuphln, New Orleans, ia. TIE sttt
Craving takes place on Tuesday, A1TvE
9sh, IA usual At New Orleans, La M
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Business dull on the I,Da,..

S %.ta dull on the landing.
evening. WIZ rain In forenoon A.,
vi e; ! 4 H. ssi Ist' on time for olpe..,,
The work OF river inD,
o'1VeIy on at various poip improving I've.
loa pSs a.. .iy 81 Is about At a .t.pd,rm ~.
The Katie stOotdsIe !. a'a1sl'
Tb" ;Sve'lA9llDgA at OucinnsssSS'a l'' a
n, me ne FittsbuEgh Ia lsld up Al ,bs
Burlington. 'AU us Wyoming n
a.. 09 G;! Ed HornbrOok has roD. =,
sSS O'sy on a visit to a cs NM to Kan.
'n1Ie, reports tho Pittsburgh e con o, son.
PIFlsnvReH, July lg~RIvs "o1 q
'uSnsS' and falling Clear sud hot 's'' :
taIling' Weather lair: tbs, ,es . lsst and
TINS afternoon. Arriyed"S%Ums'er LOO
WI, inv Orleans Doparled%si5SSSo, i'
~ !
CAIRO, July l2-Arrivs3-o
New Orleans ]. B. MsSda Lake
pepsrted-J, H, Bigiev, w.. 81, Louis
IShG Lake, st. Louis. River % G,.sals
'',Illg' Weather clear; thermoT,sSlss,, s 81.
sr. Louis, July L. -Ardve5, E,.tS W
Tennessee river City Of yicts hn,t h'Tk1y
gonyllei Baltic, Cairo; Wbits 5ttsl
LOUIS; Golddust, vicksburU' nnaS!s, !!
gtty Of Providence, VicksbnrS. departed
~; FsSii Maggie, Peoria; Baltic. wy
PAL River fallen | foot and 3 i,o h.nqi
the gauge Weather partly clo oTCles b
very warm, but 1t is much J,Uuuy an
eauSed BY q storm near the cItv '"nsVa
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NEw YoRK, July Ia Cotton steady q
il7GallNci futures steady. Flour dull anC
unchanged; receipts 1000 barrels; export
1900 barrels. Wheat heavy and Hatkt
lower. receipts 2O5, 900 bushels; exporti
Of 900 bushels; rejected spring aBa90c; I'm.
graded spring 81 10; No. q Chicago and Mll
WaukeO 81 2Nal 2OK; ungradsd red 81 0Oa
! 30; No, q do II l9kal 22i Ne. 3 do 81 26kG
26X; No, / do 81 3lal SO; mixed winter
%; ungradcd white 81 1BAl PAX; No 2 dc
b 81; No. do. sales $500 bushels, At 81 26k;
No. ? red July, sales 22sO,o0) bushels, Of
81 26Asl 26N August sales .SS4,OOO bushels,
Of 81 2Sal 23H; September sales 49,, GOO huAb'
els at Il 22kal 2SE. Corr more doing for ex.
ports; receipts 200 900 bushels; exports 23e, 0Oo
bushels; hot 40al4o ungraded 46a66o; No, 3,
400; steamer 6lKa6iKoi No. q, b4S/a66Xo
No. 2 white 67hla6So; No. 9 july 66Ea
b6No August G6kSG6Xc; September SKA
67hc.. Oats dull and lower; receipts 1000
bushelAi western mixed 42a4Sc; white 42Gi7c
Hay dull OF 46a6Oo. Hops quiet and un
changed. Coffee dull and unchanged. Sugar
dull and nominal fair " good refining INA
7Hc. MolaSses dull and unchanged. Rice
steady wltha fair demand. Petroleum steady
and quiet; United 76No: crude 61fa7ko; 70.
hned 10. Tallow steady at 61l.I6a8 1916.
Roain noininally unchanged. Tufpentine
quiet Of 4lc. Eggs steady ct l6Al7c, Pork
active and q shade higher new mebS 81 40
ALI 80 Beef firm aud In light supply. Cut
meata q shade stronger: long clear 80 Is; short
clear a7h Lard demand active and prices
nave advanced prime steam Sl2 46Rl2 60.
Butter quilt and Arm at lia23o. Cheese ex.
cited OF 7hal0Hc for poor to choice,
CHICAGO July i2.-Floui steady and un.
changed, Wheat In good demand No. 2
Chicago spring 81 10 cash: 81 1I9fa1l liz
August 81 lOHa1 l0X September No. 3, CSC
a$l 0S; rejected 76aS3c. Corn steady and In
fair demand at 48Aa46xc cash 405So July
and August 46Xo september; 47Nc October,
Oats ffmef al 3sKc cash; 2fNo AuRust;
26Nc September Kye easier at 9Sap6c. Bar.
ley steady and unchanged al 81 90, Flax,
seed frmet at 81 2iK. Pork strong aud
higher at VI 30ai1 3TX caih and August,
oil 42HalT IS September. Lard active, lfn
and higher at Gil 97Hai2 90 cash; Sil e7 IA
II 20 Ausult I'll 40 September. Bulk meats
demand active and prices had advanced,
ehouldes % rs short RIB % 90; short clear
g TO- Whisky steady aud unchanged al
81 10.
The following thoWs the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
4 reported BY John N. Hoon 4 Co, broker,
No. 1160 Main htfoet
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a local Item in yesterdays 1SrEttioss.
GER, In reference 10 the difficulty in front
Of The Rine House, in which Wardick was
knocked down by Mt. John Rine, does
great injustice 10 the latter and The
Sample brothers. The Sample brothers,
a proven 10 the Police Court this morn.
ina, did not express themselves NgraIiaed
Al The shooting Of PRECEDENT Gaffsld.h
On The other hand, they did express great
Indignation al GuiteAp's crime, den0unc.
log The act In the most unimeasurBd terms.
MI. Riha Knocked Wardick down after
the latter had lifted a chair with the Appa.
rent intention o~isttiking one Of the guests
OF The house. The epiIhet was applied
BY Wardiok 10 j. Rtne aud not 10 the
A WirSEss.
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The musical event Of The season will b
the Song Recital, 10 be given by Nj. james
3. Martin, Of Chicago, At wieSel Hall, 10.
morrow evening. Mr.. Martin has many
friends Ia this city who have expressed
an earnest desire TO hear him Iibg, and to
give them, ss well as the general public,
an opportunity 10 hear bin, be has con.
aenled 10 give a recital Of the best songs,
ballads. aud arise, the plumbers being
selected with q view OF giving q pro.
RrAmme that will be within the eompfe.
hension Of unmusical people AZ we'll 40 en-.
tettaihlhg 10 professional auditors, He
will be aeaisled BY Miss Edith II. Carleton,
Of Chicago, q lady who 10 said to possess
. soprano voice oil purity and power.
Prof. Herman schockey will alRo con.
tribute 10 the enjoyment Of the occasion.
Reserved seats are now on sale, and can be
secured without extra charge at Lucas
mueiC store, Main street.
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.T~genty.st3th street, between Main and
MAlketstreet, and 3 crossing from Twenty.
sixth Htreet over Market
Thai the Street Commissioners be in'
'atFucted to pave the track Of the Wheel.
ing q Elm Grove railroad and collect cost
from the said ROAD.
That the Street Commissioner be In.
stEpGsed TO lay . ten.inch crock sewer
Rom the private Giley south Of NDayid
KulFs property on Main street To intersect
the Main stlestseVe1 on the north side Of
TWenty'trst street, distance about seventy
feet,
ThSt the City Solicitor be instructed 10
draft an ordinance granting ], H., Hohbs
the right to construct q bridge on Mccall.
l0ch street between ThiTIy-sixth and
T~hirty'seventh streets, said work to be
done under the supervision OF the Street
Commissioner, and the bridge 70 be 70.
moved At any time by order Of Council.
That the Street Commissioner be In
strueted 10 widen the pavement on Main
street bstWeen Seventh and Ninth streets,
go 10 to conform with the pavement below
and above said points,
The First Branch concprred In all the
resolutions Of the Committee on Lights,
passed by the Second Branch, except the
sixth resolution, which was recommttted,
The report oil the Committee on Gem
eseFiea was concuTrsd in, except the
second resolution.
The report Of . the Committee OF
Health, passed by the Second Branch,
was concurred In, 1t was as fol
lows: Recommendation OF the pay
ment OF the following bills; Lewis
Baker & Co., SOL KlkIblaA, Sl4t s. z
Tracey, $50; Oscar Seelsy, SIG so; Z
Booking, SIS o. Journal, S.; Luke Eel
tor, ST. 49, FreW q Campbell, SIS IS.
Lewis. Baker 4 Co., ST.; Logan, List 4
Osn 81 10, The COMMITTEES reported
from information received the insxpedi
enCy OF retaining y steward Tor the city
pest.hoube as an unnecessary expense
Further, that it be recommended tina
the Health Officer bs allowed to retsII
his assistant one month longer,
The report Of the Gas Commissioner
was received and 6led.
The report OF the Water Works Com
mittee was concarred In and the specia
report adopted.
The report Of The Committees on AC
counts and City Prison were concurreC
In.
The report OF the Committee on Fir,
Department was adopted With'the excep
ton Of the resolution with reference i
hath tubs In the Atlantic Engine Hous
and the Eight Ward Hose House.
The report Of the Committee IN Rea
Estate was concurTed In.
The rules were suspended and Jane
G. Whyte aud James A. Phelan werl
granted license to keep q coffee hSuse.
On y Suspension Of the rules the oTdin
anCe granting to the Central District ami
Printing Telegraph Company permissiol
10 erect itg poles in this city was passed
On motion, adjourned,
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For ten year my wife was confined 10 hei
bed With such q complication Of ailnentl
that no doctor could tell what was The mai,
ter OF cure her, and ! used up a small fortune
Ia h1nbug stun, Biz months ago | saw q u,
!. nag With Hop Bltters on II, and | thought
! would be q foul once more. tried II, but
my folly proved 10 be wisdom. Two bottles
cured her; Ghe 10 now % we'll and strong n
any mans wife, and II cost me only two dol.
lars Such folly payA-H. W., Detroit, siich,
.Fte Pref NTS4T
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The following deeds in fee were admit.
ted to record In the Recorders Office
Yesterday;
Deed made July OH, 1881, by Alex.
Coen, trustee, to Harry Ooen, for lot 8 In
Armstrong; addition 10 the Island. Don.
siderali0n %.
Deed made July oh, 1881, BY Alex,
Coen, and wife, 10 Hairy ooen, for their In.
tetest In lot l76, Seventeenth street. Con.
aihafatinn $1,000.
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PHILADELPHIA, July i2.zFiouf dali. Min.
nesota eittA % 60ae 30; Ohio choice fancy
SO 25a6 IS; Minnesota patent good 81 90; viii.
ter patents 70 7bA7 90. Rye -four quiet and
unchanged. Wheat in good demand, Ia
cover Ahotu for The Httt half Of the month
No. 9 red elevator o. 20; No. 2 red juIy
u 2Sstal 2SKi August 81 20. Corn, SaIl
mixed, gtAlh depot, $50; steamer, track, grain
depot 6Sha54ho; No 3 track, grain depot,
62HaSSHoi rejected 60abSc iAii, mixed july
aha6SNci August 66ab5No; September
68Ha6eho. Qau quiet and steady No. 2
white 4lA42S No. Sdo Sgkal01Se mixed seo,
Ptoyitiohs firm; smoked hams Sil 60ai9 80,
Latd, ptitnt steady at sig 20. Butter Arm
and 10 good demand, With prices unchanged
Eyes dull aud easier At i6{aiGa, ChS6se
hrmeri creamery eNAsNc. Petroleum oti.I
aud unchanged. WhIty scarce and wanted
d u "a
BHt+tNoAl, July ia.-Flouf quiet and
unchanged Wheat, Wtstsrn lower and oloE
lng steady. No. 2 winter red spot 81 2SKi
o. ~ JUL. 81 2ShAi 2SH; August q ia;
September tl2lNA1 %; October 81 Sa1tai 9SN,
Uorn, western esbief. but inactiyej mixed
spot and July HNa6IA6; August 661SA66kct
september @f4b7o; steamer A9He. Oats
eaater and du1li western white S5aS8o,
mi1sd HASoe Rye nominal al 00d. Hay un.
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IH0nored nnn nI...

Mnen a board Of eminent physician.
combining some well known talI By
aies. tae most wonderful medicine 'eus'
alcsd, which would cure such a GA pFp'
Of diseases that most all other ren, SIie naPe
% dispensed with, many were sEsn "iss could
proof Of ils merits by actual III "Sali but
PEELED all doubt, and 10 day tho ii .Co nA dit
laa1 great medicine Hop BItterS ma HaS o.
a"a blessed BY oil as bsnelscton "b,nlnoHts,a
kWFAu
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Apy Relation 10 POI
Mayor Egerter he's. received the follow.
lowing circular, attached to a lengthy
blank, which explains itself.

ulhhht HuIVu eApihEub ltbslI.
JEHOVAH RKlaSs, o BE PRAISED,
UNtrED STATES OF AMBRICA,l
June 81, 1881.
Citizens OF zsnesville, Wheeling ant
Columbus, and all people respectfully
born In Washington Co., Ohio, 2lst day
OF October, 1902 wear . truss; not Q tooth
In the head; Minister Of the Gospel pool
In money matters.
Propose travelling on foot from Colum.
bus TO Wheeling 100 miles, more or lees,
Ia A consecutive hours, for the sum O.
1000, 10 be raised by subscription
through the medium Of three committees,
one Ia each Of the above named towns
placing the Mayor OF each city at the head
Of the respective committees.
All invited TO ViLneeg the race. Provi,
dence willing, leave Columbus July 18th,
u o'clock, midnight.
The money paid when the race is won,
II won at oil.
The leading object In this whole trana.
action IL, TO show and prove that there d
d God In nature and q God In grace.
Also, that the days OF miracles are moi
past, as enormously supposed by . great
many sincere persona
NATHANIEL Ltrrts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13
sMy Haeh Aches 80,

and | feel miserable" aald q Woodworking
man, The doctor questioned him and iopnt
that be had been hGbitually costive for years
that now bis kidneys were disordeted and hiI
whole system detanged, Ridney.Wort wa.
recommended and faithfully taken and In q
short time every trouble was removed. The
cleansing and tonic power Of this medicine on
the bowels and Kidneys Is wonderful Con-
oiesdhondlA. NwFAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13

THE lightesL biscuits and cakes Ar,
made now with the Acme Baking Powder,
Not Q single complaint has feaChed tho
mauu!actutete' ears. Every can 10 guar.
euteed TO be Attictly pure cream taftef,
Money refunded 10 any pefson II not asl
isiaetofy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13

An opportunity to visit plLbbureh and
witness The great races on the Pittsburgh
race course, July 10 and H. The P.,U. 4
81. L. Railway Company will Aell excut.
sion tickets iot The 6:62a .m.LfAin on above
dates Of rate Of $3.50. An attractive feat.
ute Of The races will be the appearance Of
Maud 8 and 81 Julien on tbe course 10
speed against time. Don't miss THE op.
poftunity 10 go them.