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The Secretary Of State yesterday issued
certificates Of incorporation TO two new boom
c~,npanies, The West Fork Doom Company,
formed for constructing and opcra,in; a
boom or booms OIL the West Fork river and
lis tributaries, in Lewis county, near Weston,
has an authorized capital stock OF 500, 900,
OF which sum 81, 600 has been subscribed and
$lG0 paid In. The corporators all live at
Weston, and arc Messrs. A. 4. Lewis, ". b.
Williams, G. T. Moore, S. J. Moore and J. L.
Williams.
The other organization is called the tMili
Creek Boom and Lumber Company" and dc.
signs to construct booms or dams in Big Mill
Creek at or near its mouth. and between that
point and The village Of Cottageyille, In Jack.
son county. Tha PRINCIPAL Headquarters o;
the corporation will be NJ that village, end
the SUN Of $500 has been Subscribed 10 tho
capital stock and $50 paid in. The pryi-
lrsr is reserved Of increasing The cnpital
stock TO $50 600. The corporAtors nrc John
u. i;ilny+ Jackson Cpnr. Honsr; Charles r.
Mccoy. Cottageyillc; Hiram Douglass, Cyrus
n. i!Fo~n. ani y y. Douglass. Of Ripley
Landing, aud Henry y. llesScr, Vi Jackson,
Court House. ~.
The boom business seems 10 be enjoying a
BOOM .fr.eas -, - -.
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A Subscription ot 100000 onihe Part Of
I4#a the Sauuty.

..a..... ..... .t# ute S1HHty. .'....1-
A good number o. prominent citizens met
last night In the rooms OF the First Branch OF
Council, to take steps looking to the raising
otthe $4,000 assigned 10 this county on
behalf OF the right Of way along the Wheel.
Ing, PatkeNburs & Charleston railroad.
Major Lorirs was called TO the chair and i,
W. Peterson appointed secretary. The s!,aa.
ton OF affairs In connection with the RICH.
OF way was presented by ". +, Peterson and
ex.Atorucy Gen. White. The substance OF
their remarks was that $4,000 OF money
va, needed to purchase reniuiung rights OF
way; over forty miles OF free right of way
had been donated. As soon rs II free right OF
way was procured the road would be ia,ae.
datcly let 10 contract 1t was hoped 10 let
the contracts In June. and as carly In that
month as possible. Wool county would
raise $4,000, Already $4,000 had been paid
by citizens OF TINT county 10 the expenses OF
the work accomplished, and Sij008 more
would be raised. The amour, asked from
Ohio county was very reasonable On
Motion, 1t was resolved AS the sense OF the
meetia. That the county should Subscribe
the Seo,Vo require and the prcsiden. OF the
!loar,! OF Commissioners, Mr. J. s, Speide!
who was present, was requested TO call a
special meeting Of the Board for the purpose
OF submitting the question toa popular
vote. This Nj speidel agreed 10 do
on next Monday. a special committee
consisting of Major Loring. Capt. Mcclure,
". Il. PETERSON, J. Il. McCourtncy and John
Frew. was appointed TO appear before the
Board at the meeting and n.emoralize it 10
submit tho proposition for a sc, 900 suhscrip.
ton to the voters OF the county within tile
time prescribed by law, which Is thirty DAYS
after The meeting OF the Board. The meeting
also appointed US n committee 10 meet the
members OF the railroad syndicate, who arc
expected here next Tuesday, the following
gentlemen: Mayor Egcrter, J. S. Speidei.
Hon. G. y. Hubbard. ". H. IIcarne, A, W,
Campbell DR.. Baird, Lewis Baker. Samuel
Laughlin, Isaiah Warren, ". i. Peterson,
Capt. Mcclure, John G.. Hoffman, and John
Ocsterlng. They will hold meeting on
Monday evening, at the McLure House, TO
arrange for the conference.
The sentiment OF the meeting was warmly
in favor of the subscription. No doubts are
entertained that the long desired railroad IS
now assuming very close and practical
shape. Al! that is needed Is the $1,000 and
all that Is asked OF Ohio county is 81, 600.
Then follows the work Of the picks and shov.
els. No money is to be paid until the coa.
tracts are let.
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BOUND OVER TO CuUttr.


y. +. McNcrllrn Held on n Charge Of
Stcnlin. ProInissOry Note.
The preliminary hearing In the case OF B.
F. McMechen, charged by Ell McKcnnQn,
Esq, with fclonious'y obtaining possession
OF q PFomissory note OF the value OF Sl75, was
held by Squire W. II. Caldwell yesterday.
The prominence OF the parties and the pecu-
liar circumstances connected with the case
gave II Unusual interest, and while there was
no positive proof offered Of the theft the
justice held that the note having been found
in Mr.. McMechen's possession, aud no ex-
plana!ion Of how it came there being made,
the presumption OF guilt was the only one he
could entertain. and he thought this at Ieas.
justified his requiring bond for the appear.
ancc OF the accused in Court The bail was
fixed ut 81 900 which was promptly given.
Mr. $. a. McMechen becoming surety for his
brother. Prosecuting Attorney. Jordan con-
Quoted the examination for She State aud
John y. Pendleton represented the defendant,
\ number OF witnesses were examined and
the testimony showed that the note was in
Mckchnon's possession on the llth OF Janu-
dTJ- nc tcSkIHeu tIlll pE lEuL night he was
under the influence OF liquor. and while in
this condition in some why lost the note.
He remembered that McMechen was with
him. Will Richardson also testified 10 see
ing the two together on that occasion. John
lowell, who drew the note. testified that Nc.
Mechen lud told him few days after the
eleventh, that Mckennon had lost the note.
Some time after this Mckennon accused Nc
Mechen Of having it; when he declared he
did not know it was lost. Capt. Devries and
L. f. Satteriitld testified that letter addressed
to McMeclen and Powell jointly had been
left on desk at the i. & .. Office, and had
lain their ten days or two weeks, until jim,
Lightfoot, the colored porter at the Mcclure
ifousc, bad broush, an order for il from Nc
Mechcn. The Captain thought the lette, and
that order were written by the same person.
though there was III attempt TO disguise the
writing in the former. i. t. Bovener said
that McMechen had brought the letter 10
him sealed, end he had opened it and found
the missing note enclosed. Jim Lish,foot
testified to being sent for the letter By Mr..
McMechen. The signature to the letter is
not deciH|terahle, but the writer SAYS he
picked the note up near the Mcclure House.
MT. McMechcn claims to have material
evidence which he will be able to offer ut the
final trial, which will completely exonera,e
Him from the charge Of theft,
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geg Church on tI,s Inland.

F. The congregation OF St. Lukc's Protestant
Episcopal Church, who are nov wors,ippine
in small frame building on South liroad.
way, are about to erect u nea, and attractive
church building on tho lot ut the southeast
corner Of South Penn and Ohio streets, on
the Island, which lot was given to the church
las: year by Capt. John McLure. S. ", How
ard, the architect. has already completed the
plans md drawings, and is now nt work on
the specifications. As soon as these are COM
pleie1 the work will be placed in the hands
OF the contractor, and the building pushed to
completion us Rapidly as may be. Tic church
will he frame Gothic structure, fronting on
Penn street, aud will have spi:c one hun
bred feet in height. The size will be about
.i0xS0 feet, giving an aud fence room 3GxGG
feet. The plan is convenient and modern
one, and the drawings represent building
which will be an ornament to the Island and
II credi; to the congregation, ,I 81. l.s
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POINTS ABOUT People.
Whereabouts of Hhcelinsitcs and ;hcr
Interesting Gossip.

Whereabouts of Eicelimsitcs and other
interesting. Gossip.
Mr. 7. i. Laird is at Charleston on bust
nGs @..T
Mr.. Robert Grau. business manager OF the
rh'adelphia Church Choir Opera Company,
is in the city.
Vice President I'd. Rogers, Of A. A., and
committee leave to-day for Beaver, to arrange
for Tue Association picnic.
Miss Sue Allen, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs George Hamilton, on the Island,
will return to her home in Allentown, Pa,
today: "
Mr. &. II. Marshal has been elected as n
delegate to the High Tent Of Eechabites AZ
delegate from Junior Ton. No. 0, OF tile i. @.
OF t., Of this city
Mrs; l.. c. Reed las on exhibition in
Nicholl's art store portrait Of Manager
Tracy. o! tue Western Union. The painting
is an excellent one and reflects great credit
Oh Mrs. Reed.
Squire Philips was Yesterday prescntcd
With MI admirable painting of his lnmcp,cl
b!nck'and.,an dog Hayes" 1t is the work
Of Mrs: William uandlan, and all who saw it
yesterday in Nichols, were struck with the
wonderful likeness, The Squire was almos,
transported with delight and would talk
OF nothing else
We always note with pleasure the advance
and success OF q Wheeling boy. The latest
case is that OF Mr.. Al: Glass, who has been
offered and has accepted the position OF
chief salesman for the Jefferson Iron Works,
Steubenville, recently made yacau, by the
election Of Mr., Harry Harden rs President OF
the l.ai'elle Mill, of this city. Mr.. Glass is
to be congratulated I'D.
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The wheeling Wheelmen' were lost in
odmration last night over the arrival of A
bicycle, through Hogc Il Bro, for Mr.. Charlie
OFT, n member OF the club. The store was
crowded with the envying members who ex-
amincd every part OF the machine. and gave
vent to their praises. Mr.. OFT was as proud
and happy rs n lord, and we'll he had right
to be, for his new bicycle is the finest ever
seen in these parts. 1t is called tie "Expert
Columbia" and combines every improve.
ment known. The firm commenced the man.
uiacture OF this style this spring. The wheel
is fifty inch, the spokcs are screwed in ind
not secured with nipples, both wheels arc
ball bearing and there is comparatively no
friction. Tho machine Is entirely nickel
plated and shines like silver. The COS, was
$40. '.01I -
Mcssrs. Cocr, Hoge and llaziett have or.
dercd like machines, which are expec,edIn a
few days, With four OF these siittcring ma.
chimes in line, the club will present II dizzy
sight, Mr.. Frank S.amaf has received tt new
Wheel; i is u STANDARD Columbia" and cost
$l03. The club ROW numbers Aiteen and iy
we'll organized, The reduction from S 10
$3.50 by the State Fair Directors as the price
for use Of the grounds was well received by
the members. The objection That some
drivers raise to the use Of the bycicc, the
members intend answering IN q short time.
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"Mcat Is dearer to-day than ut any time
since the war;" said a Wheeling butcher to
m lNTELLlGEScEE reporter, yesterday, ..and
everything points TO an advance next week.
1t is very difficult for us TO purchase good
cattle on the hoof. Best steaks are now re.
tailed ut 20a25 cents; round steaks ut 1Sa2O
cents; rump steaks at lalsal5 cents and boil.
Ing pieeesut idatl cents. The ADVANCE, next
week, II it is made, will woik harder On tic
!aboring class than on those people who pu,.
chase tho cholcer steaks, Hogs a:e scarce,
high and In very. poor ndition-thcrc is
very little lard 10 the average hog nowadays.
We have to pay 5 cents gross; fully p! cents
higher thnn at this time Il year ago. Choice
pork steaks now retail at l2i,! ceNts-two
pounds for 4 quarter" ~
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Grand aud l'ctlt Jurors.

The following are the re,i, Jurors sum
moned for next Monday for Par, OF the Cir.
cult Court Judge BoydG
Washington District-E. Ball, J. ". Grub,
Mathematics. Forgey, Chas. Wheeler.
Clay-P. W. Gosley, Samuel Harrison.
Union-I. ". Armstrong, S. y. EenEcr: =
Centre-G. G. Roth, +. G. Wngell.
: Webster-Thomas Dixon (coIored), Ell.
Schafer.
I,ichland-A. J. Wilson, 4. D. Garden.
I.itchie-John Becker, Adam Krotz.
Triatefphia-ii. ". Tyler, A. II. Patterson.
l.iDerty-To!.u Dunkle, Geo. 7. Mccoy.
The special grand turots to act on the boy
incendiaries' case, also summoned for Mon
day morning, are: :.
Washington district-W. S. Goshorn, Jacob
Wise.
Mudison-J, =. shepphard, NJ. l.. Oft.
Cs9y-Samuel IIaughlin, joseph Grayes.
Union-O. J. Crawford, ST., John Dod!cy
Centre-John Butsesileld, Wm link.
Webster-John c. Miller, Stephen Clark,
a c. T. Ebeling.
ltitchie-ilenry Schail'er, John II. Hobbs.
Triade!phia-Lucien Hoge.
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SCROFULA SORE.

-"-- F. IT. Known, EV,, BAfNWtII, :,
Reference, Or, II, RHER Charleston, 5. c.
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RIVER REMARKS.
Moving Where Steamers Are and Win,
-r. They Arc Doing

| y ~ - ~ : Y ''S"htcEN ARG Nliu " INT
They Arc Doing.
Inc Durnal re-entercd its trade in good
shape yesterday morning. - ''0U'
The Scotia will pass down at a very carly
fog. ~ tne
The Nail City went up the river Yesterday
ana the Ella l.ayman passed down with
eMpties. "''n
The Welcome is running in the Steubep.
sittc trade during the retirement of thc Ahnn-
o'Neal to the pittsburg ways. ' va
The Pittsburgh will be in port on Sunday
morning, from Pittsburgh for ST In,,;:'
Capt; toulson has contracted ior bio linz %;
freight for her. ~ t''' o'
me st. Lawrence arrived in port Yesterday
morning, and takes her departure for Cinn;ns.
mand as usual, " ''''' % IA coa''
Commodore Paxton was no. IN bo doc.roa
ny The disaerceablc weather of yes,erJa,,
lle appeared on the lcvee with hnnd,onc
suhhower on his manly bosom.
The river fell three inches aru;n ros,o.,o,
the marks Inst eyeripg Indicating n tIct,i, y;
u leet D inches. business was rniher l;rn,,,
oil day. ' '-' '"'" sHas ieti
y, !, 81. f. 4.
:, 10th the Martins Ferry packets announce
TINT they will run to Martins Ferry hi,
evening TO accommodate those dcsirinr to
attend the Co.'S benefit fair, where The i,i,,le
Anna and Maud s. are con,estsn;s for ", %.
OF colofs and TO determine which is tho most o
Attention Of stcamboatnsn Is directed 10
TIE reFoT, of'hs local inspectors at ,b /.
Nomt on the col!ision TINT occurred ahnnn
1870 months ago at Pike Island between no ,ho
Matte s'ockdale aud II. b. Wood. RI. Inv IN.
speclDrs have been unable 10 repdrt b.fnrn
owing to the Illness OF some witnesses. w.
NASHVILLE. May 5.-Rivcr falling lao,
! inches on the glarc. 'ee'
cAlHo: ILL, May 5.-R;yer 80 feet and fall.
ihs. Weather cloudy asd warm, '' N' '''''
CiSclSsA7t. May Driver II, feet {; tnc,o.
and rising. Wea'hes cloudy md p!essanst" 'S
PiTTcbYRGit, May a.-Eiycr :, fe., md ~.
i'onary. Weather cloudy, mild and sa; a'..'
syrpEEsynlE, Mw Silver q te., ",,i
stationary WeH'hrF cloudy, mild and rai a"i
lt'vl4;StLIE, May 5,--l.iYer r,,iu. o. foat i,
'acats N ea''sl and itcites less on IL f,l;s
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PULPIT PARAGRAPHS.
Church Announcements aud General tic.
li.iOU. Items. "."

ligious Items. ..a
st. Luke's 7. Il. Church, services Mt 1880 A.
~ and 1880 +. NJ, by the rector, Rev. c. {.
Pearson. F..
Preaching in the Third PRESBYTERIAN
Church Sabbath morning and evening as
usual. Sabbath School ut . r.. NJ. 90
There will be preaching at the Disciples
Ghnfcl 10, morrow morning aud evening by
| me pastor, W. u. Thomson. Sunday School
at l0A.M.
The usual gospel temperance meeting will
be held ut Parkcr's Hall tomorrow afternoon
at $50. MIR. Davis, from Wales, will deliver
an. address.
At the Wesley NJ E. Chapel Rev. ]. W.
Gri'llt,s, pastor, will preach at 1890 A. ".
and 100 +. N. tomorrow. Sunday School at
2r. ~, John Walford, Superintendent.
Regular services at the United Presbytcr.
ian Church tomorrow at 1896 4. ". At 40
p. NJ. lev. W. S. Thompson will occupy the
pulpit and use the illustrated Bible charts.
All are invited.
''Fallen from Grace will be the title Of the
morning sermon ut the Chaplinc Street Meth.
! Odist Episcopal Church, Pey. George T. Iiite,
pastor. THE Future Life" will be the theme
OF the evening sermon.
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church services: Gen
era! class meeting Sunday at Ga. "; preach.
Ing 1880 4. NJ. by Rev. 4. Il. Chapman. and
1:3o l. NJ, by Rev. J. r. Reyes. sunaay School
atap.M. Young Peoples meeting on Mon.
lsy ut $50 y. N.
The Sunday School Teachers meeting for
this week will he held at the Fourth. Street
N. L. Church this afternoon ut 1 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. J. D. Muliosd. The meet
ing next week will be held at the United
Presbyterian Church.
In the English Lutheran Church to.aor-
row there will be services at 1880 4. ST, and
l:So =. u, conducted by the pastor, Rev, J.. II i.
Do.nbaser. Subject Of tho evening discourse:
Christs Admonition to the Church Mt Ephc-
sus. Strangers are welcome. All seats ire
free. Sunday School Mt . r. ". Sunday
School lessor: Sufferers brought 70 Christ
Mark .; 2i-37.
The Third Presbyterian Sabbath School
was the first in the city to accept the liberal
offer of Mr. John WAunaniaker, of Phiia,3ei-
phia, IA, tPresbytcrian) who has agreed 10
furnish, flower seeds to any Sabbath School.
the sama to be distributed among the chill.
dren, who are to bcinstr'icied and encouraged
in their cultivation, and hold competitive
exhibition in midsummer. awarding prizes
to those who have been most successful in
ileir cultivation. They will also furnish
flowers every Sabbath to the sick ones. This
school now has an enrolment OF 800 scholars
and is abreast OF the times in every respect.
Prof. Gwynn, OF the Eight, ward public
school, bus been elected Superintendent, and
from his Success In tba. position elsewhere
what may We no: expect from the school in
the future?
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FEoM rheumatism have been Il great sui.
tercr during the past seven years and part OF
the time have been confined to my bed. The
last attack kept me in bed for seven long
months, in which time employed the best
medical skill without securing relief. was
induced TO try St. Jacobs Oil, which Remedy
has entire ~ cured he Ny hands have be-
come straight and can be used as well AS
ever. have induced others afflicted with
rheutnatism to Use it, aud they have expert
enced the same happy result. | wish It was
III MY power to tell suffering humanity OF
the curative powers OF 81. Jacobs OIL
EbWAEp HNnEkiiSG Scranton Pa
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SCRAPS AND hUnIrnLISGS.
Rrier News Notes from nIi Sections Of Il
J.Drnl Field. .''-

HrIcr News Notes from MI Scctlons Of the
J.DrnI Field. ,'.-"
MATINEE this afternoon.
FIGHT in the lookup ut midnight. -s,.
"tScLE TONS CAHS' this evening.
OSE marriage license WIS Issued yesterday
Business was lively in police circles las.
night. s.,l.fa5i. 81.
BIO excursion to Pittsburgh OH the Pewiky
to-day. -
THIS is the anniversary Of the battle of the
Wilderness. tL.L -
NAPOLEON BoSArAnrs died six.y.onc years
ago Yesterday.
Tnr "unce TOMS Cabin" Company comes
from GAINESVILLE. -.
Company will give Patience" here next
week. ra gl
ace you going to the Cincinnati May Mt
cical festivaE Is the question in society
circles.
NEAT colored posters advertising the June
meeting Of the Suite Fair Association are dis
played.
CHARLIE BlCHMErEI, n mailer ut the la.
BELLE, took to himself wife last Thursday
evening.
TnE Supreme Court will NEE. at 10 4, NJ.
to-day, aud this will be the last sitting OF the
special session.
BAEEErr's show passed through this city
this morning. ell route from Little Washing.
ton TO Dellaire. p-g.5. :
a n.Sp ofgypsies have been In the Eighth
ward for the past two days, going from door
TO door begging. u
PAYDAY Mt the Pottery and the Top, River.
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TOk SALE.
LEGAL NOTICES,
commissioners SAFE va

COMMISSIONERS SALE or vu'
~ LIABLE CITY PROPERTY. '''i'
Under and In pursuance Of n ttrror NJ IN. ",
nlc!pal tsuit Of Wheeling, vniva,i m tLr:tAE,
OF AtlN, ISL, fl n sui, for tariiop Vhtrt III!
!: Miller and Others nr pIHlnilG., and Wli.mT
Nilltf's administrator and C'Nn s,e tItfrrt,,a
he nndetsiSne! special commissioners. vii IN
SATURDAY. ;IAY Iaa. ~.
commencing nj the hour Of 10 o'c!,Ck i. y, All.
front oonr OF Tie court house Of ObO raLu
se!l, AT puoHc auction, the following dcsCItetri
estate III the city OF Wheeling, ,O4!l; 4 hi,, NE
Dunbcred u, III SqnAn nun,Er;et !; iirr,e6sEs
West SIDE OF Market street, between fol,i(,tI
street and Sixteenth street, kcsiurpr MIA IsIs'Ts
The west side of Market .irCc,, which lSr nn.SJ
Inc division wall between the Two l,icI LWrlii,S
now Oh Mid loi you'd S!rikc Il esirti.log. tti,
noithwArdly with Market street 3. feet r0r .
lCSs, 10 the liuc0! p. +. Heck, MA: the rr,,,s 4
aG! lot; tlenCc extending Noivs;Jy NE ID
Wiuth Ui :! !.et 10 The brick stable ia lie r,;d
Saic lot And thence extending HEX N n. 10 r.
prace all the ground between ,ald KcE's line Vi
Inc centre II The division wall IN iEcttSL,t, pit
alley 1t the rear OF sEld lot: tie sane Ian, 4.
MHie!: '"t's' MI" 0'e"p'e' '' '"e late "'-'s
TEEMsofSAlg:-oae,ihiri Of The purchase NUT,
or as much more nSthe purchaser !rAy c,ttt tnIt,
IN cash; md the residue In Two ,GllL aUprtILf
siailInen,s. with Interest from day y; tale tktE.
chaser 10 give his notes therefor. With t-nt4i :,
CURLY TO &c approved by the coRaIis!ortp, d!
The title to beirta!neI until Irsyme4, ID !rlG9i
purchase money.
..7.S. l.r, ZONES.
T, MELVIN
a1tl6' Special COEi1%L,stn
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CuTlCURA,
1922
{ l!ltiic llra
CuTlCURA,
Scrorulous, Itching and Scaiy lIu.
mors Of the Skin, Scalp
and Blood Cured.
MIRACULOUS CURE.

Will now state that made MIRACULOUS cure oil
ole OF the worst cases OF skin disease knOWnS The
patient IA n m.n Of forty years obi bad suffered
fifteen years Ills eyes. scalp and nearly his whole
body presented fhght!nl APPEARANCE. Had had
tue httertFof OF ,e:.Fe aiaeTat physicians who
prescribed the best remedies known 10 the ptoicS
son. such US ioiid1 potassium, GrScnic, corrosive
suhlmntc, sAtsnArla, etc. Had paid 500 for med.
icAl treatment With but little TecL ! prevailed
hpon him to tse the ta,ssara Res0!sent !booa pp'
t.etl internally, and the Cnticntl and cutlcun
Soap externally. lie did 70 aud was completely
cured The skin on his head lace and many other
parts OF his body, which presented most loath.
Infants with no scar or trace Of the disease left be-
hind lie has now been cured twelve months Re.
PORTED by
+. II. BROWN. Eq., Damwell, $. G.
kttcnaftce. Dr.. Il. RAEk, thAiie.tan. S. G..
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New Advertisements.

Stifel K Co-llcad OF Local.
The Great Indian Remedy-Third Page.
Silverwure-l. u. Dillon-Fourth Page.
Santiueli Injection.
Grand Excursion.
Ice Cream-Thos. F. Icyman.
List OF Letters. s, -
Il Is Miserable Econony-Iosan Il Co.
Workinemen. Attention-llead Of Local.
Furnished House For Rent.
. LaBelle Building Association.
Wanted-Any Drcssmakcr.
Building Site For Sale.
White Mountain Freezers-Sesbiit 4 Bro
For Sale-G. o. Smith.
Wall Papcr-John Fricdel.
Decorated Chna-John Friedel.
Opera House-pa,icnce.
Insect Powder-l.dmund Booking.
$50 Piano-Lucas' Music Store. ..-..
For Sale, Rent, Loan-AlexanIer Bone
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-06
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