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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-06
NElGunORnOup NEWS
HkLIAlEE,


4 Guild OF Isaac Potts, on Gravel Hill, died
on Friday, o. scarlet fever.
Mrs: Thomas Dickens is lying dangerously
III at her home on Guernsey street.
James II. Darrah. Dt the clerical force a,
the y. & 0. Il. Il. Office. met with painful
accident on Friday morning. lie was assist.
Ing IN moving safe, when II slipped and
CAME down on his foot; braisipg 1t badly.
The y. Il. Circle, Of this ctr, wen, on tho
Friday evening train to Woodsiield. There
were nooni twcniy.four In the crowd. They
will be the guests OF Miss Ida Smith. 4
special train brought them back In the
night. 49,
Deputy Sheriff Sedgwcl, Probate Judee
Cochran, Auditor Coi,iand, Stewart Adams.
Robert ". wilkins, james Frazier and John
Lochary, NIL OF the PERMANENT seat" were
IN town on Fflhuy. Auditor Coillana was en-
route from WoOdstielt, where he has beef,
assisting In appsaising the b, Z. K c. i. l.
for taxation.
aaRr'S's FERRY.
The Excelsior band have obtained their
new instruments
A COW was killed on the railroad ut Dur
linGton, yesterday.
Those who attended the circus from here
condemn II rs fraud.
Esley's planning mill has been idle 70. day
or two, owing to boiler repairs.
Work upon the foundations for the new
stove foundry will be commenced today,
weather permitting.
Bricklaycrs are busily engaged Oh the biz
building on Hanover street, bu, whether the
hotel plan will be adopted has no, ye, ,rnns-
PRED.
There does notappcar TO be anything OF in
tercst to communicate on political affairs. We
are not quite ready to plunge into political
talk yet
l.. Ackermann, The we'll Known Second
street butcher, celebrated his 37th birthday
Tbursiay night, u number OF friends from
Wheeling coming over to assist.
The Co.'S benefit festlra! started OF last
night with fair attendance. The contest
between the rival steamboats, for the set OF
ccolo!s Is becoming warm, and tins Aione will
bring in large sum,
The rain OF Thursday night and yesterday
will have tendency 10 cheaper butter, stini.
ulate vegetation, bring plenty of flowers, and
put the sturdy granger In ilumor with him.
self and every body else.
The funeral Of Thos. Cottre1t took p!sce on
Thursday afternoon, Thoburn Post, G. A.
H., having charge OF the ceremonies. II was
very largely attended, and the old soldiers
made very credi,abte display. The de-
ceased was buried with the hoMors OF war,
the burial ceremony being very impressive.
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Take the whites OF twelve eggs. beat them
to stiff frc:h on II large platter with a silver
fork; bea, in also one ;eacunful granulate,
sugar and one tablespoonful extract vanilla;
sir gently into this one ;eacupfnl siited ilour
with one measure "DAHSEE" Baking Powder
mixed thoroughly through the dry hour:
don't grease your pan; bake forty minutes in
mohcraie oven which must not be opened
for fifteen minutes. When cold remove from
pan by !oosing the edges With case knife.
Spread over with m icing made OF the whites
OF two eggs beaten stiff, and one teacupinl
powdered sugar
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And SAN f:.eS Come!

Good striped carpets at 2oc.
Good ingram carpets ut PC.
Good superiine al Soc, 40c and SOC.
Good II floor OFT cloths ut PIC, ~
Oil Goth window blinds, with fringe and
fixtures ready to hang, for 59r.
l.ar:e stock o! wal! paper Ut Sc ard loc.
Good calicoes al Sc and &c.
Great variety OF dress goods at s 10 lo1:c.
Ees; 5.ply carpet chain ct &c.
Good black and fancy silks at SOC.
Good black an! eo'ored cas!sHeyes at &c.
One hundred dozen ladies, gents and chill.
lren's hose from &c to lOc.
Exclusively for cash. Call soon il Won
Wish 10 save money, NJ Nos. 90ly aah Pol
Main street. joins NogMEE,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice Is hereby given tina, A., 4 ,,.,,
Of the Stockholders OF lie Viu.h Hat hNS!b2
Company OF Wheeling. heil On he h' ,,t lni
Apnl, a; y. ISL, Il was rsC!vcd thai nv iN" W d
o. the ssId corporation b. dIunniltnT'II w Uia,I
S mnnot std , date s%SSrcttcn viii etr ts q
mo Exchange liAnk Of wheeling. "S'ill
mayl .. A. / SnFENrv a.
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UurEL AMhiYAls.
IT. J.;MhS IitlrEj.

nstutlrr. !Iiuisan co FCWles, D,tQUE
!iciVcy. Cow l!rn, ChaS lirrvey. city
Hanilft, steHbeGy'lie I M@edka, Cambridge
y Wright. MellsbufE thas hall Wc!lsburr
Geo Simmons. city " l!hu, Frostbur I'd
n G homas, F.n.,b'g, Nd Samuel Davis civ
8 Durlaas Allegheny Ed MtDencs, vuilcyG,ovc
\ Roberts, fli;ttHsA cTh!s,le, S!s.tattiie :. :
D Mccoy. sstcNIlle AG Ku,,er, Ihltimore
II Gibson, Jaes!on;O v :" MCCItllaad. city e
7 hrnwnweli. ph'la Hen Z Burt, Huntington
APWi!Son. tc..o!cnm WI Mason, Denver, %!
J Ebefhanl, NcwIork TX Saw. c.iy F';' y
y s!GSel; t!'T. a,E Nrrkel, Cincinnati
GlIGuay: kclSe. IW Arnold, Keyser
MFllis 2dnGwi1Ie s I. tlhacc, cVinlcrlanl
1T Hack, city Me1n,lcn, / leyeiaiid
\ 4 Rice, t!IY JpfraRc.,, Newark
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pOISONOl'S MIN REM EDIES.

Every LAY We have some new skin CURE $50 callcd)
which Is waTnnicd ~ 10 cure everything, bu!
which Is found OIL analysis 10 be the samcolL pois
ons, Fowlcrs solution Of Arenic for internal use.
and solution OF corrosive sHhiimate tbcdtag potdnt
far external Use. When tired Of such deadly p0is-
nns Try The Cuiicutr Remedies, wa!ch arc OF pure.
ly vegetable origin, r.,
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THE usual merchants lunch ut the Nc,
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range OF the Their
nometer, as Observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1851 1882
TAX. l21.3r.A. ia. u, 1oy3PX
81 % q! q 60 81 O. e.
WASHINGTON, y. c.. May G. 4. NJ For
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, cloudy weather
with local rains, variable winds. stationary
or lower temperature and higher pressure
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Transfers Recorded.

CLARK HOOK yesterday admitted to record
one deed 81 lrust and the following deeds in
Decd made May !, 1889, by George ". Cots
70 John II. 1Iicht, in consideration OF St0 for
al tue interest Of sad Colts i'll lot 90, in
Deed made May 4, 1852, by John II. Dioh
to George W. Cots, it, consideration OF $40,
Fink's addition. -. ~
Deed made May 0, 1881, by Taylor Foreman
$3.50, for lot in Elm Grove, being 10, r.,
Deed made March 10, lsso, by Frank Fisher
and wife to William and John Dickinson. in
confederation Of 500, for LOT. 0, 10 and H. In
Thomas Owens addition to Wheeling. 7 +
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ley. Dit, In detailing his experience with
The tNiicum Remedies. ,Aid that through Divine
Providence one Of his Iari.hi0uors was cured Of a
a.r0tulouS sOra, which was slowly draining away
hi. lie. by the CutiCurA kcSUvcnt thood putifGft
internally, and Cuticum and cuilcnra E0np extrI,
napT. The poison ibst bad led the disease was
completely driven ont.
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A FINE selection Of squareand Upright Pr
ehos, Dut little used; cqnal TO new in every
respect; fully guaranteed; ut great bargains,
l" Lucas Music SroEE,
'.... lie Main street
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\ MEDICINE OF real merit, prescribed by
many leading physicians, and universally
recommended by those who have used it, as
q true tonic is, Browns Iron Bitters. pGw
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ECZEMA.

Sixteen months since sn eruption broke on, on
my leg aud both feet which turned out TO BE- EcZc.
itsd seretai remedies With no goo! yesu!is. gniIl
used the Cuticufa EcSolyent lhlood purihcrl inter
nGlly, and c,ttIcuru and Cutlcurl Soap externally,
which entirely cured me- 50 that my skin I, us
smooth ard natural Ay ever, -
LIN n EKAlLhI q saMih 81 palilunrr
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FoE kidney and pelvic difficulties take
Manalin. ''"
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Grand Excurs lon I" Pittsburgh, Sa,ur.

dny Mny Gt:i.
Saturday May 9Th The Z. c. & St. L. Il. T..
Co. VIII run ;n excursion TO Pittsburgh, on
trains leaving Wheeling ut G32 A.. ". and loo
I'm. Tickets will be good for return tassacr
until Monday, May slh, inclusive. Round
trip only $l.50.
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WANTED,

WANTED-A 1RSr.CLASS we
~ Working Machine Hand. 10 dn "a, WOO
S Sa eN TG srcla xr pitfnss mil w s Ia
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%
commencing at 10 8c!,,ck 4. NJ, 4, he lion: &GG
the Court House ot Ohio Cuuliy, Ssll II pub!& "
hon tN the highest GnJ b,H bidder, thr fOl0s:t
described property TOR rs lIUcl thereof rs slIrt
tnry 10 satisfy expenses Of sale and The EEoHs.d
'he debt Unpaid and tseRFtd lF aid deed eiiIla'
mat Is 10 say: A certain iEr! OF panel VI land y,
ing pat1 OF sui. divisions Caid hGi At shelhr'
eatate, u plat OF watch Is Oh frVoG IN NE Ist'l'
oilice Of The County couH Of Ohio Co1Nty. VS.
Nlrinia. In Iced hook No, e.. Iagei59, AND LOU.
cd md described rs follows. VIZ; bs!nn!ut a
stake corner 10 lteary HeyGy, ). At j. " ~ls
poles TO stake corner 10 t!rmmins; lhcnc. W
the line OF FienInlHg y. - l.. Il - ~ poe y
Stake: there. with aid t!He y. ~ / NEA
poles 10 II stake; lhr!Nr with sid line \, u, |
IL CT 100 poles 10 the liaistg7d line: thence @ q
saiu line 5. OK +. Is pOltSloH HNke tuner s.!
MeDcnali: thence 5. j.23i V Is roles 10 SIT
thence with iicr,cy'. i!iteS s. IS. u u ~ fnn
10 the place OF beginning, eON;RIa!nS sefea ~.
two ro0Ls ind twelve ie:ches 0! land, br Tie 81
more or less, excepting only the reservation. E'-f
In the deed hereinafter referred 10. being lEtIE
property conveyed to snid ltsaam >asa!ry REll
II. stontr aud wife md rthtE, by decd ta;Cl ~;
LIST. lS1S, and OF ccori IN sAtd CLERKS 0lte u t'
lI0Os No. 60. page $50, .,,
Title believed perfect, hut selling Rs l'l''N
shalt convey Only such TIE ~ Is 'tt'ts! " Ii .
said deed OF trust. ,,,
TEENS OF SALE-Tw0 ilu:l!Ied doli@N Lf 'hC
Chase money, End Ms MucA m";cH' Inc iGNlS
may elect, Fash In hand; The residue IN ti',eN,|
iIistaitmrlts ut SIX. twelve ard tIIEteen mit&
with Interest FROM day uf sale. ,hGIhlCllet l%t
notes for deferred raylncntS HtHfed by dtr''
trust OIL the property. ,r,, ,,rrv,v,
n. Il. RAtLEg. T'ass
AuCiiOnccr. M-
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:. iou can buy the celebrated coc-rcarct
Novelty Clothes Wrnger OF Boyd, Market
sqHare, for 81 cash. Just one.taIf The rrice
charged by peddlers for third class wr;nrers
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lryou want to buy dry goods, notions, car.
pelS' OF cloths window shades at the lowest
easu prices call NJ GEO G. Eort,'s
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10 not forget We sell the best unlaundried
shirt i'll the city for$l 90. GEO. G. KorIt.
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A BEAUTIFUL line OF ladies' muslin under
wear just received and for sale very cheap.
GEO. G. ROLL
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yf,O CONTRACTORS,

The BoGri Of Edura!ina o! g,laecr,,t ntn
receive bids Tor building \ MD ,,h Vn%s
OF two rooms. and Il brick sGho0I lon Is% =
I nn hn HsG LOT HI,IlnS heating NpOan,pbS
must furnish with his bid good ter,tit, ttn,Smt!t
foimhncc othls contract The lUaIi ,aWIhtF
tieht 10 reject any or all bids, Vii nv Trr'n :
estimates. tAn. and specifications NAV - 'aaas
anu ait"r May 18th. al the ollie. Of Ktr. 'NNa
neF bridgeport, DA'1, The bid. nu.t h, r %F ~
ne CLERK Of the Board OIL or Ltiow NOM T',S s.l
myiTThAs i pSs
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The only scientific Iron Medicine TINT ,,oo,
hnt produce hcadaclc &c, int ..;vss y, u rs
sys'e'l al! the benefits o. iron w;taou, IL hnd
e"sc's, Is Browns Iron l;i,:er. ~ NV Wv
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a LARGE line Of ladies' muslin underwear
just received. Gro q Por,,
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Forty years trial III proved "BLAcK.
DRAt!GRT" the best liver meaicipc in
the world.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Talk Withn Muu.fro,u Mineral.

Mr. C. II. Candy, sheriiFoi Mineral county,
v. Va, and John ". Arnold, one of his
deputies. are NJ the st. James hotel, on ;hei.
way home from Nonndsyillc, where they
landed IN the penitcniirrrs desperate char.
acter, sent up for two years, ior robbing the
express Office and railroad depot mt Keyscr,
Sheriff Caudy give,a favorable report o!
the crops in Mineral county. There ~ over
an average of winter wheat, aad 1t is in prime
condition. Corn planting is backward, but
the acreage vii! fur exceed that OF last year,
On Wednesday morning !ast the weather WINS
unusually cold; Ice was formed 10 the thick.
ness Of haif an inch, and the plowei grou III,
was frozen 10 hard crust. The fruit trees
we're badly damaged; the peach buds were
almost entirely destroyed, Us were also most
Of tho apple buds. n 1..561
In the Elk Garden mining district, Sheriff
Caudy says, everything Is progressing favor.
ably and tremendously. The daily out.put
OF coal Is 500 tons. All the miners are hard
at work and there IS no danger OF any dis.
agreement between the bosses and the men,
Across tho river, OF aeorga's creek, Mary.
land, the miners have been on 4 strike since
the 18th OF March last. bosses and men are,
alike, stubborn. and there is adjudication Of
any compromise IN The Immediate future.
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Trough un Rats"

Clears on: rats, mice, reaches, A'es, ants,
bed.bYss, sklnks, ehipRuAGkks, goplers: lsc..
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!, ocAft and gee those white skirts We sell nj
~ GEo. G. Eoru
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TRUSTEES SALE or lK0EEHTT
l. NEAR Elm GROVE.
:, BY virtue Of deed Of trust fsGAe !! EsII
STANLEY and Annie. his wife. to mes.t7S,$i'd
Aptil ~, 1915, and Of record IN The tatGG
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio MY, Vs.
Virginia, in Deed OF Trust loSk so. 5. Ie4a E,l
EhaH I'm -. =. " :. =
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FOR RENr.


TOR REST-THAT VERY h.S,.-.
l. BILE County Residence On :, uL>lE4.
Road. lately occupied by Via. + HMnSS NLIoar
For tctmshp 10 JOHN REID huetsHl, h
TOR RENT.
store-room No. 1905 Main .,,,,,
when completed will be one Es "nS, Wig
sixtyseYef feet deep, with , no"il'ed u
Enquire Of Vp
mh2O JAS 7 ,,
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Fon all urinary and female complaints
take Mnnalin. 5sE = ''.'-
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No headache OF blck-acl.c for lsd;e.
vito drink "W..is OF CaRDUf,"
For sale by Logan & Co =,
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LANES hose, elii}drens' hose u fall aSsors.
MeNt and cheap, GEO, G. RorE
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE OR REM,

\ sge tive, story Bhcs House suitable t,....
OF boarding house, with N,Wn Ttiarh, q ta',a
most cesirble part q the Eighth wn,i Si,t;,'SSE'
minastS wax df La ikilc Mil roieFr tS.Vir
! employment. "IiI vW,ih u
My1 OAice 81 TwcliI .I,,..
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MiSALIs regulates the bowels and liver
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JUST received a beautiful line Of ladies'
and childrcns' hosiery. Glo. @. RoyM
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III ~ 10 er.
Crahberriss are in bloom.
Keep cool-if you can.
Small plague-gpats.
The season for Picpies and Harvest
Homes are at land.
Have you dogS If SO, put a pad
lock on his jaws.
Better pavemepts are, needed on our
principal streets.
Boating on the river Is sbscoming
more popular than ever.
How to Thin. fruit: .Puta detachment
of small boys in the orchard.
.'He who by his leg would rise,
Must either bust OF. advertise"
Several of our citizens are the posses
scr of troters.
Work has been lively around the
s~bipyards. for some time past.
A few more excursion steaml cas-
landing here on Sunday would make
things howl.
The Band went up the railroad as
far as Paulsboro on Monday, adyeTtis-
ing their excursion.
Excursions are daily visitors at
Penn'yGroye.
Our mechanics are still kept busy.
Photographer Danser is kept busy.
lie is.locsted in Elkintop's grove.
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The fckleness of fortune has just
been illustrated again. Edgeton DAVIS
has worked for two years, since coming
from England, as a coal HEAVIER and IN
the u. s. o. Railroad carpenters shops
at Connellsyille, Pa. He has just b en-
informei of the death of an uncle III
England, by which event he succeeds
to the I tie of Earl of Elslnere, with AL
income of $3.50, 600 > year.
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The Susie A. Mccall took an excur-
sion to Bridgeport on Tuesday. 1t
was from Wilmington.
Jersey peaches are going to market.
EARLY corn has been shipped to VIII
mington from Penn's Grove during
the past week.
The big launch from Roach's was
towed past here on Monday evening,
enrcute TO New York.
"My son, deal with men who adser
tise. "---Franklin. Readers, deal with
none but those who advertise in the
RECORD.
The indications are at present that
there will be no encampment of the
National Guard of this State this year.
A whale, Is feet long, was captured
at Monmouth Beach on the morning
of the 14th. II was drawn ashore, 1;
tent pitched ouer it, and 10 cents adm.s
sion charged.
Mr.. Frederick A. Potts, ia a recent
conversation, said I" on no c0ndi-
ton would he be the Republican eanli
date for Governor of New Jersey III
1888.
TIE 1ashy diamonds at Summer re-
sorts are making many a poor young
miss feel envious, aud weak in her silly
envy.
Be careful of your horses. Work
them moderately and do not feed OF
water them while they are healed.
The little English sparrow which was
imported with Il view of effectually de-
stroying the caterpillars and worms
that infested the shade trees of our
cities, have proved TO be almost useless
by reason of their giving up that kind
of diet and Taking to pilfering the grain
and other farm products. Dispatches
from almost all portions of the State
say they are destroying much whea. by
picking the kernels out Of the standing
grain.
A Boston clergyman hearth end of
his sermon, spoke up as follows: Eve
would be glad if that young man in the
vestibule would come inside and satisfy
himsclf whether che is or is not here.
That would he much better than keep
ing q half-iuch draft on the occupants
of the back pew " And, in the solemn
silence that followed, the congregation
could hear a sound outside rs of the re-
treat of an army with banners.
GAMES OF BASE BALL.
On Friday afternoon last, a game
was played between the Delaware city
club and the Jumbo club of this place.
The weather being So hot it was desid-
ed to draw off when the fourth inning
was played. Score ran ss follows:
Jumbo's Is; Delaware city club3. :.
Another game wa played on We'd
nesday between the Salem club and the
Jumbo's, resulting in a defeat for the
JumbO's. The score was ID to IL. We
say the Salem club; we'll part WAS from
Salem but the best men was from Phila.
Those who saw tie game played know
best would have beat, had there been
fair play. Nine or ten nmpires makes
y great difference.
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To all parties that have been in the
habit of buying their clothing in Phila-
dtlphia or I'enn's Grove, w would say
that there is now no necessity whatever
of doing so any more, as Mr.. G.. Splitter
OF Pedricktown, keeps a full and com
plete stock in that line, which he is de
termincd to sell at city prices, in order
to retain the trade at home.
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w. v LAYTON.
NOTICE.

1t is the privilege of Executors, Ad-
illustrators, Guardians, &c., having
charge of the settlements of Estates be
fore the Surrogate, to have the legal
notices relating hereto printed in the
RECORD. Our friends acting in any of
the above positions should bear this in
mind. and request the Surrogate to
send the notices to this office.
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Ellxia Tit2 for Women-Mrs. Lydia
f. Pinkham 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, has made the discovery
Her Vegetable Compound is a positive
curs for female complaints. A line
addressed to this lady will elicit all
necessary information.
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BEAUTY

The beauty and color of the hair
may be safely : aimed by using Par
ker's Hair Balsam, which is much adj
mired for its perfume, cleanliness and
dandruff graduating properties.
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MAIN oFFIoR: PAULsBoRo, n. ).
NOTICE.

Ths subscriber is'now agent fer and
ready to receive orders for amy of the
daily, weekly or mouthly papers. All
ppsrs will be delivered at your hene
regularly. Orders left at Mr.. VIM. y.
Avis Store en- Main street will be
promptly attended to.
WARREN KMLB
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1874. FREEHOLD INSTITUTE 1892

Next term opens September 18th. Prepares
for College OF for Business. Course of study
thorough. Three Departments: English, scien
tinc and Classical. Backward boys privately
taught. ~ocatisn perfectly heslthfui. Disci-
plinc, that VI a well regulated family. For Cato
iogues giving full Information and hst Of promi-
nent mems sons now In attendance, address the
Principal. REV. A.G. CHAMBERS, A. ~, Free
hold, Nj.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-29

itUn IA. A. THOMAS, st. Cloud Building,
Washington, d. .fraetic os bcfoie
LHVU THE United states General Land OF
fee. 60 itested cases, private lanf'
claims. MINING, pre-emption aud homestead
eases prosecuted be;oro The Department OF the
Interior and Supreme Court and all classes oil
claims before tile Executive departments Spec
Ial attention gwen to town site cases. Land
variants, homestead floats, and all kinds Oh
land scrip bought and sold,
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-29
ICE.

Mr.. !Blobm wishes to inform the pub
lie that he is prepared to furnish all his
old customers, and as many new ones
as desire him. with ice during the com
ing season, at reasonable market prices
G. All d., string ice will please let I. me
know. b. BLOHM Sr.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-07-29
Failing!

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They don't know just what
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a combination of pains and
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grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns Iron
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifes and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
ao3 S. Paea ST., Baltimore.
Nov. as, 1881.
/ was a great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and for several
weeks could eat nothing and
was growing weaker every
day. I tried Browns Iron
Bitters, and am happy to say
] now have a good appetite,
and am getting stronger.
Jos. McCAwLEY.
Browns IRON BIrTERs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no injurious eff
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.