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Entertaining Her Big Sisters Beau.
ny BRET HARTE.

MY ,lsie''ll be down in minute, and says
you're Ia Nait If you pl"ase;
And ssy- might say uii she came, II prom
led never to tease,
Nor ,lcaA tin ,ou .peak TO me fir.t. But thst.
Lon-rnse. tor hon would You KNOW
What she told me 10 say, II | didn'ii Don't
you r ally and truil think .o'
And thin you'd feel strange here a Que! And
YOU wouldn't know jus wher,- to sii;
For that chair isn strong ON Il. legs, aud we
never u-r q bit.
W. Keep 1t @ m-toh with the sofa. But ia, /
says u Nould bc just ike YOU
To fop Yourself right DOWN upon It and kn5ck
out the very last s,rc~.
"'>pa>e you,r,f won't tell You're AFRAID
To. Oh, you're afraid they would thinA It
va mean.
We'll. then. there. the a'bum-thai'. pretty, it
Your uns'r. ar Cl an,
For .i-trr .aN, sonnet. mes dtub u; but she
oulN -aNs thal when he's rrusS.
Ther''- her pirtuT'. ga Auow 81. It. like her
bat 'bs Amt A. good looking. OF course.
"Thi. = me. II, the be-, Of I'm al Now.
tri mc you'd never has- thought
That pu,' wa- =. litilr =. tha. II, the only
one that could b. '.oughi-
For A Ma the mossss' io "a from the photo
graph man here | sal
That hr wouldn't rim II any more ull he
brit got h. money for that
What Ma, b.. you're tired of waiting why.
uflsn ,bc'- longer than hi.
There al ~ hsr ha'A hair tn DO up and al
her irsnt curl. @" FRI.
Hut H. nice Ia tsa sirtfns herr taking Ike
sIoSu ,--'p''. nj va Auj m".
D. Suu . iuk Sau'H - coming b. r. ofleni Oh :
do. Bui don't CONE IA, Tom Ire.
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a German satiri>t has produced the
following fable of which the application Is
apparent There Wtre once four flies, and
a, II happened, they ~erc hungry one morn
ing. The first settled upon a sausage of
Ningularly appetilIng appearance, and made
6 hearty meal Bnt he speedily died Of in
testmal Inflammation, for the sausage was
adulterayed with auilne The second hy
hreaktasted upon -four, and forthwith sue
Cumbed to contraction OF the stomach ow-
ing to the lnordiuate quantity Of alum with,
which the flour had been aGulterated The
third fly was >aklng his thirst with the con
tents Of the milk jug, when violent cramps
suddenly convulsed his frame, and he soon
gave up the ghost, victim to chalk adulter-
alton. Seeing this, the fourth fly muttering
TO himself, "lhe sooner its over the sooner
to sleep, ahghted upon a molstened sheet
of paper exhibiting the counterfeit present
ment Of deaths head, and the inscription,
Fly Poison Applying the tip of his pro-
boscIs to this device, the fourth fly drank TO
his hearts content growing more vigorous
and cheerful at every mouthful, although
eXpectant Of his end. But he did not die.
On the contrary. he throve and waxed fat
You see, even the fly poison was adulter-
ated."
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A tobacco hater says, Two cigars a
day will supply family with -four" Fogg
says he buys half dozen cigars some days,
but he doesn't find it any easier to supply
the family with Hour, for all that. He
thinks there must Be mistake somew here,
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A preacher, raising his eyes from his
desk in the midst Of his sermon, was para
lyzed with amazement to see his boy in the
gallery pelting the hearers in the pews be-
low with horse chestnuts But while the
good man was preparing frown of reproof,
the young hopeful cried out, ''You tend to
your preaching, daddy I'll keep EN- awake. +"
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My frens," SAID the officiating
clergyman at the marriage of two colored
persons near Cincinnati, few SUNDAYS
ago, my frens, II am serious ting to get
married, specially when bofe parties is
orphans an'haint got no parents to fall back
on, as am de present case"
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One OF a Million.


Nv dshm a. a smoker Wa like every
bod,,. Nv first pipe made me ,ery Ill.,
and It was only by degrees that | managed
to be become rhtrd-rate ,moker-that Is.
! disposed OF eigh, or ten pipes a day with
out Inconvenience. But whenever | ex-
ceeded that average | suffered from violent
sick headaches. u,hered in by lndi,rnctness
OF vision, and numbuess Of one side of the
face, the tongue and one arm, most often on
the left side These preliminary symptoms
lasted about ten minutes. after which the
headache came on il full force The most
refractory organ, however, Was my stomach.
After having smoked too much used to ex-
perlence the symptom known a. pyrosis or
heartburn to a very irving extent, though a.
any alkaline water speedily caused these
phenomena to vanish | did not care to give
up my tobacco.
About a year ago, having smoked for
some months more than usual. | suddenly
found myself affected By peculiar and ter
rlhc pain over the region Of the heart in
short. had a violent attack of angina pee
tors. 1t put a stop TO my smoking, as,
though | have since tried once or twice. ]
have always found my cigar or pipe detest-
able, and, to sum up, am radically converted.
| do not wish to discuss scientifically the
nicotine origin Of my suiferIngs. but am
sure that they all sprang from the SAINT
cause-exeessive use of tobacco. Degener-
alton Of the cardiac muscle is often caused
by tobacco. So long as the rest of his or
ganism remains in good working order the
smoker only experiences intermittent palpi-
tatlon. and the grave injury done the heart
remains unperceiyed until some triiing cause
brings into relief the irremediable disorders
produced by the prolonged use Of tobacco.
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BRowN'S lKoN BIrTERS

BRowN's 5 lKoN BITTERS
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia. indigestion.
billou,ncSs. weakness. dcbil-
ity. ovcrwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia. consumption,
liver complaints. kidney
troubles, &c. and it never
fails TO render speedy and
permanent relief
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A recent number of The Lancet calls
attention to the report Of the physician of
the Board of Health Of one of the States
concerning one especial class of immigrants
to this country. He states that he has
never know any disease to originate or to
spread among these people. The reason
is their simple, perfectly cleanly, frugal life.
They eat to live and do not live to eat
They constantly bathe themselves and keep
their clothes scrupulously clean. They drink
no whiskey. Hence, the death-rate Is great
er among every other class than in this.
No epidemics prevail among them" The
laugh comes in on the point that the Board
of Health issuing this bulletin is that of the
State of California. and this cleanly, sober,
much-to-be desired class Of citizens are the
Chinese
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T II o M A S PL o w.
CASH PAID FOR OLD CAST IRON.

~ strict attention "a business We huIe t. merit
aud obtain good share Of the busise-- u ihi.
s'''t on lyrlS
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C0NQUER0R
OF ALL KIpnEY DISEASES.
TIL: HEST
KIDNEYAND LIVER Medicine

NEVER KNOWN TO PAIL.
e EE~ NlitN All OTuFE rFbI,INF-
; tlt. eff O. 'iir~sti, H The rAid.-y.si,-r -
a Nov Is r'-i' r..- til' 1u "a D. aItlt
A.i.Hn HI NJ EFMFBN I-a safe. .ur,. and
-l-ri. cur suI aa IT1ei- taY. g. t-i O., fls,iu
lr'-H ur 3 ht .t. iru rhg-.rau- asl ,rie1- I.a &
given tifi 4I g.. '.. d. l.uf d, af b4i IT,. al ,.
Ht NT- ~ EIA
hsNIs HGuEDH ,4rrs all ui.~..r.
Of The d tdn-'. bladder. rtaar, Or
Eaa. br"p.' Gravel Diss.t+.. aud In
sonfta~ss~ lt.t u~t~n ton of Z rin-.
III VI = tf uBDN rur-- paia ~ th-
sidr, Back. o. oia- General D~bIIit,
i-m.sls Di.s ...~. ID. urt-d sleep To-
Of app ttr~, Bri h. Di.-a... ami 81
t"mpiHia'. tbr s.'no t--ni' Otzan.
hsNB> uGutDN quirkay .a.iao,-- The
o tIr-'u-' B'ii"u. H-.darb-. p,.p-p-i.
Sou stomach h. ".tis~n--. q L. Ss.
~ fhr u-. of BBlNUs nEuID DN the
stomach ans Bow yi- vii sIs--ltlF rt--slu their
I -il A. q thr ks--i v . l-- I-rt,cI.y lurtd 8
ht MS rtwiBN g. Pronounced bs q.
!---l l- tr- i' Zoe ilr uaig Tor al kluI- nt
Ht VI "EusDS l. yur,ty r,g,isl',. and
when all tther w.riiriu fail-
ulNI> SGu nS 4. pr,par.a .,
pr--.I, for the above di.-a.~. .nd n.
a~s~ been know to faiI.
enc tri'i ~iii so"'in'. y"u. sor sal.
HUNTS heAEDY Co. Providence. RI
Prices, a cent. aud $40.
lyr 20 urrn
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miscellaneous.
what Game TO D,lly's House.

H' h,Tt "a HAMILTON.
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A Philadelphia youth who is learning
to play the cornet cannot understand why
people who shoot at cats i'll be so careless
Half a dosen stray bullets have already
come through bis window,
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No KoWi;skey!

BRowN's IRON BITTERS
is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly of alcohol or
whiskcy. thus becoming a
fruitful source of intcmpcr-
ancc by promoting a desire
for rum.
BROwN'S IRON BIrTFRS
is guaranteed to be a non
Intoxicating Stimulant, and
ii will. in nearly every case.
take the place Of all liquor.
and at the same time abso-
lutcly Kill the desire for
whlskcy and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
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Rev. CIV. RICE. editor of
the .fmf,7caa Christian Re
7rrsr. says of Brown S Iron
Blttcrs:
Gn.. O.. Nov r6. 1881.
Gents -T The foolish vast
ing of vital force IN business.
pleasure. and vicious indul-
gcnce II ogF people. makes
your PREPARATION necessity.
and II applied. vlli save hun,
dfcts who resort e. A!o1ns
for Temporary fcegpcTauon.
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from the Mcdonnell range, in the heart Of
the continent, twelve hundred miles north
Of here, and have realized oyer SO per
head to the owner. will not further tres.
pass upon your space now, but give these
random notes as Indicating that there Is In
this far of south land q nation quietly
growing up. 1t Inns given to thousands
homes wherein is enjoyed every comfort,
and abundance, and there Is room for many
thousands more 10 come, and do the like.
America will ever DO successful competi.
tor, owing to her nearer position to tho
throngcd centres OF population in the Old
World. We do not begrudge you your sue
cess In giving happy homes to the pilgrims,
but desire 10 work with you In friendly
rivalry, and heartily wish you God speed.
80 Very truly, 4. u. NJ.
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SEw YORK, JulyiI--Noney aa3 per cent. Prime
hange bankers bills steady at 81 si1i: demand
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Our last harvest season proved rather n
bad one oEiDg 10 insufficient rainfall Just at
the critical season. We hare had also IN
unusually dry simmer, but very good rains
have fallen during the last few weeks.
More is still needed. Some farmers haYe
had such poor returns that friends have
had to step in and provide them with seed
wheat 10 enable them 10 have any crop at
MI at harvest,
4 project has been started By G private
company in the adjoining colony OF New
South Wales 10 "lock" the river Darling
from Wicannia down 10 Wentworth,
distance Of 400 miles, SO as TO render that
portion permanently navigable. The Oar.
ling river flows into the Murray, and these
rivers are nayigatc1, the former as fur up
rs Bourke, a,09D miles from the Qcean, the
latter as ar up rs Aibury, l,sg1 miles.
Like your own upper Ohio, Mississippi and
Missouri; riyes, our main water system is
barred durinan part OF the year TO navi-
cation, the difference being that with you
the barring is by ice, with us by failure in
supply OF water. Even this failure
has an advantage, for We can know
no fear oil any such terrible overflow as
that which has recently ovefSi,elm ed
your lower Mississippi Valley. Fortunate.
" the river is open Just Mt the right season
When stores for the far interior are to 60
M, and the wool has heen clipped and is
re,ady TO come down. Sometimes tho open
ing Is little late, or the closing is "a little
too early; and wool has then to wait year
in the fur interior till the next opening.
As stated, steamers ascend the river Muir.
raw from lioolwa at its mouth to Bourke on
the Darling, uhont 1900 miles, to Wagsa
Wasga on The Murrumbidgcc, 1890 miles,
and 10 AIbusy on the Murray proper, 1880
miles. Readers will saa on referring to
the map, that most Of these rivers depend
upon tic tropical rainfall OF the North
eastern and Eastern districts for their
supply. Permanence OF navigation will
induce increase OF settlement, consequent
upon the more regular communication. 1
will follow this at later date. Almost the
whole Of New South Wales and Queens
land, except their western frontiers, arc
covered with stock, sheep, cattle and
horses. Australia has now upwards Of
IS. I. "A r.dIrY MILLIONS OF. sIIEEP.: ys
The entire number OF her stock is .sti-
mated at twenty-five per square mile.
Prime fat cattle have been travelled down
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The Violate BsI. Co. o Ma fa ich will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-V oltalc
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days 10 men (young or old) who arc
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality
and Manhood, and kindred troubles, guaran.
teelpg speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly yigof. Address as above.
n. D.-ao risk Is incurred, rs thirty days
trial Is allowed. TTsGw
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MARIETTA COLLRGE.

:, , @a,ion n beautiful town In Southern ob,o
", ns So.ih Of the MuskinGum river In sreceS
s,udy In Tniirdt ofiy ssyen years Two oounes Of
u.s. 70 Grses hxpcnsrs moderate. Over m IN S1
c ",n.s us ibratles recent bcouest has In.
s tory bap sg mfS a., o. honh The frepaa
courses Fail .a, W. Students for each Of the College
Ivs Fnl'efm begins Sept {. Marietta. q. ISL
~ ]. w. ANDREWS PIcsIJpnt -
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si74a5yo; se9l. s. +QNt GO: common. s. 6OaS 30. IS
Tokyo. July i7:-Nhea! Se2 red spo: 81 ~;
No. 2 new rcd 81 &C. Corn n0ninaliy unchanged;
No. 9 spot 7s1ic; July sc; August and sepirm.
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FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL
New York Moncv nna s,orI.

EEw York, JulylT.-Noney as3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 41sa,H per cent. Sterling *
change banken bills steady at 81 sj11ii: demand
81 est. ~ De.
dovrSsaEsrs-s.eady and ..ah per cent higher
.. 8. c., cxtendCd.-.iOl lLehigh i wilkes....i04L
q 8. ~, coupons. iii,ly. i. bonds. iIrst.".ii7
Y. 3. Is. coupOns...ll91 y. r. lAnu Grants. slli
Pacific 6 Of '9j-....l80 y. =. sinking fund-Ol25
Central esn ,nids s!ichn"llS a. e land yt. Sg
Offered.
RAILROAD Bosps-Gencmlly strong, on moder
ate volume OF bsslnes.
STATE SEcuRiTIxs-lnactive.
louisiana !lL consols.-, Virginia es".;...- %
y, sph' :: ia mat COUPONS Is
Tennessee 6s. new. s. soltred.
SToCks-Sharc speculation opened strong with
prices AL per cent higher than Saturdays closing
prices. the latter Hannibal & 81. Joe preferred. Id
early Iiade market active aud prices advanced ~
Evansville leading therein, after which tho mar.
ket became weak aud sold down Lal< per cent,
Louisville Nashville, Missouri & pacIac Reading
q 81. haul were promiIcnt In the downward move.
ment. :.
During the ilrst part Of the afternoon the market
was bouyant and prices recorded MI advance rang.
ins from toy per, cent. In which Cinada
ssoutherii, Mn6ash preferred New York, Chicago
Conspicuous, while Chesapeake & Ohio. Ar,t
pteicrtet, sold up ~, reacted ~ and again nd.
vance ~ 10 ~ per cent This was followed IN
late trade BY decline Of halss per cent, Ioch
ester 4 Pttts6urs, Louisville & Nashville. New
Jeney Central and Texas Pacific being most prom
inent In the downward move while Denver =
Rlo Grande fell Off per cent, recovered y md
again sold OIL X per cent.
III the tinnl dealings n recovery Of La5i per cent
took place, Wabash preferred leading tlccin The
market closed hrm, with values generally l.41 per
cent higher Than Saturdays closing prices ST. Louis
* San francis:o preferred anil common, Wabash
preferred and Oregon Transcontincntal oeIHg the
most prominent Ia the advance on the day. Louis.
VIE s Nashville. however, Is and Denver d Rio
Gnilide u per cent lower.
Transactions ~, 900 shares, ...-
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS :
TIVE YELLOWSTONE Valley

,ro,.,, iGLESDIvE. N. r.. July /. fssa M
hhvilis removed from West viiyinIs. Ia ihe oIcat
r ,e,Ioss y, Valley n Montana Territory where
'so IL 10 nse my home for the future, and en-
~. ot settlers on Government Lands also se
su!e i4'lns from toe Northern Ia IGc Railroad Tor
~, 70 thty VIII tave place TO locate on arr
IHc. ,Te trouble or expense Of hunting
VIII bny and sell all kinds Of Real Estate for
h3nfesuei as well as citizens Of the Territory
,sndi moI, , n1ekcelled 10 purchase the best
yeht OF TWO Will be worth live to ten lines theIr
present. cost Ny facilities for trnnsact!ng bushes
M NH UT U. ,. Land Office unsurpassed Charges
moderate. Correspondence solicited, 80:
t., @TG GEO. IL. TISGLE. 81
y. oNM ~ f'+'l5G Glendiye NJ r. :
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4 TRANS CONTINENTAL RAILROAD.


The chief event OF interest that has of
late occurred here has been the formal
opening OF the first considerable section
OF our contemplated trans.continental rail-
road line from Adelaide, rs the southern
terminus, to lhlmerston, on our northern
coast. The distance by r.lil will be about
1900 miles. On the 18th Of May the Gov
ernor OF South Australia, accompanied By
the Cabinet Ministers, members OF the two
houses OF Legislature, and prominent citi.
zens, went to the northern terminus OF the
Adelaide end OF the line 10 formally open
the railway to that point. The town il
named Farina, and is HOG miles north OF
Adelaide. This LOG miles is the longest
continuous stretch OF rail in any colony OF
the Australian group. We have now about
900 miles Of completed railways in our Col.
ony. In Australia proper there are over
1900 miles OF railways in use, and many
lines in course OF construction. Already
large quantities OF farm produce from the
nearer regions, and Of wool from the more
remote Interior, have been sent oyer the
section lust opened, whilst the line was
still in the hands OF tbs contractor. 4
noticeable fcaturein our railway construction
has been that the work has been carried OH
by our own Government here. Hence, as
Il recent writer puts it, South Australia
is not now "saddled with the incubus
OF guaranteed company entitled TO
its or per cent per annum OH its
expenditure altogether irrespective oil the
proceeds OF traffic upon the line; 4 com.
pany nominallv bound by conditions ad.
vantageous to the government, but really
able to follow its own sweet william un-
manageable corporation, fertile in devices
for bleeding the treasury and skilled in the
art and practice OF giving the minimum oil
accommodation ut the maximum OF ex.
pense and trouble 10 the country. The ex.
| perience gained OF such companies in other
places shows incontestably that it would
have heen q bad day for the colony had i,
become enmcshed in the tolls OF M asso
cia:ion entitled 10 receive for service oil
years handsome subsidy from the State,
and in the end 10 keep the railway fol
itself. The line rs constructed by the gov.
eminent has proved costly affair, but n,
least we can form pretty definite idea oil
what the cost will be anl'w have tho eat.
istaciion Of knowing it is our own. We
can still look, also, on the map at our mil.
lions OF broad acres through! which the line
passes. knowing that they too arc still Our
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The ,ronder Of The 10th ecniug--evcrybody
should Use II for impure bl
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
"A Mast 1tth c. Notty vorlr

ull line OF above preparations displayed
In one Of Ponds Extract Co.'S Show Cases and
sold by Logan 4 Co. 053 Main Street, Wheel.
ing; also by C. Moenkemoeller, corner Market
and Twenty.sGcond Streets, Centre Wheeling
jel5.rrlls&w
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though on Hats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bc.l.bngs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks, gophers. l5c.
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limit nln Ia tin Mn,

Fon piles, constipation aud torpid liver,
never fall TO take MASALis. iasa
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LEUAL NOTICES., ~
tn TIE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
J. COUNTY:
III the matter o. the psob,tc o. the las, will Of
Betsey u. Atkinson. deceased y - -
The State OF Wet virginia. -... .a
To the sheriff OF Ohio County:
You are hereby comInanded 10 summon (,hnrles
J.. AtSihsoii. JiIiih NJ. Atkinson, Helen ~ Atkju.
Son, Jessie Brown Julia 4. Brusn. nathaniel +.
Drown. and Helen Mex. Brown, infant rhiiIlren
and hclrs Rtlnw OF Sarah J, Blown. drccsseI. The
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign, Missions n, th,.
Presbyterian Church OF North America: The Tristecs
OF the ihard Of Home 'sions OF The Presbyterian
lauren 0t Hnr,h America. and The Treasurer Of
tho American Missionary A,soriai!on O! New YORK
Etty and NIL other PERSONS Interested, 10 APPEAR be.
lore me hi my Office IN the city Oi Wheeling Ia the
counts and slale aforesaid, tn MONDAY. The fiji
M 81 JnIy 4. ls,!. 10 show cause why's PAPER
writing, bciEiI S date tho lBtIi dag Of july ls;i
pnipcrng 10 be the Will OF Bcsey il, A,tiIiscr, de.
ceased. Offered for probate by Edward II AtSins"n
shonld not be admitted to record, and nave ihr,i
and there this writ with yopr return thereon. Stn.
ting the time and nsnner OF executing Tho snnr'
Witness: George lIGos C!era OF The Co,lntr Tnnr,
b. lss.. - u ''"V' a.
GEORGE EooK, Clerk.
U appearing from the return Of the Sheriff OF
ohio county, and from affidavit filed with me Il,
Nathaniel =. Brown, Helen Mex. Brown, miami
chlidien and l!cirsaI'lHw CT Sarah ] Blown, d..
ceased the Hoard OF Commissioners Tor Fo,,tr,,
Missions OF the Presbyterian Church of North
ameiiGa; The Trustees OF the Dlart! Of Home Mis-
siohs o. The Ere bytciian Church of Sorih Amer.
lea. and the Treasurer Of the American MIsionsrr
isSocia;!on nt New YOIE city ard moi RESIDENT ~
he stale Of West Virginia, no, found therein II l.
ordered that they do appear at my office according
purpose therein mentioned, and DO what shall BIZ
neetsa'y to protect their Interest IN thrsil matter
= + Io,,, ,., GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
:. =. .nNl--. = uo-ilrE. - jyI1u
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ONE HUNDRED DoLrAEs reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment 10
azure cure for Piles. F.14.'lt nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur.
ability OF color are unequaled. Color from
two 10 five pounds. Directions In English
and German. Price IL cents. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18

{ NEW ORLEANS July l1.-Coflcc steady and In
fair demand: Rio carsoes ordinary to prime IN
l0Ac. Sugar steady: good common 1.a71]c: fair to
fully iAir I!tas3lc: prime to choice skas11c yellow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-18
A >LEXANDER BONE, sR,,

SeTARY PUBLIC, LICENSED GENERAL sIrs,.
Shs AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. -,
Loans negotiated, stocks bought aud sold, mar.
cnfhS and manufacturers books upeued .eIaIninSd
an1 ciG'et. Esates settled, notes, book atrotints
rnu lShts Collected. Houses rented and leased
s9ihSS.ioms promptly semitted. Advances made
70. send for circular 10 rsierencea. Iais MaTLst
WV s.. Gfassc's Boci) over City Bank wheeling