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WAsHrSarov, d. c., August IS. 1:00A. ~
For the Lower Lakes, generally fair weather,
winds mostly westerly, rising barometer,
stationary or lower temperature.
weather, preceded by light local rains in the
ex,reme southern portion, mostly northerly
winds, risitg barometer, s:ationaryor lower
temperature. ~ .
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In each Of the four capes was entered up In
the Judgment RgAlnst him. This, however,
would not likely have been Imposed u the
fi1es snd casts had ban paid, or acceptable
bond inrnIihed. J. B. MnLtTP, Esq, Who
defended Snyder. will to-day .Juate splice.
ton TO one OF the judges Of this district for
writ OF hdbeas oorpts for his client.
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rSomSon. baltimore JHRindley, 'steuben'll
4 II Sancnman, PhIa JHBuchanGnI ny,
GW ChriseII, Msftins ~ @ " Cochran, Baltimore
James Todd. "a ia Crumlcy, B d OR
d Wheeler, Baltimore ELockHood; t9Ma
AW oxnGri, N MRrtiUE'leG W Prnther, Cincinnati
a n Plant Mich TE.HCskett, Chicago
"a innSoi,. PhiladelphiAAE p ter. taldwell,O
II . ~ SIScin cadix Ell DOrUman, y 3 4
Z Tracy, Bob Gp ksSas, " cIEI ~,
] q lemens Va Jpaupn WI .'uSiuEati
Inhn Emit. PhilAdeiphlau BtO0king, eity
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prime steam Opo: Septenbet 6.9Qa9.O3c. Oetober

tern iftth uull AuQ lower ~ zpAStsr LAZY 49,
g tsss sc ftsAAA '0''' ''p'SD0
BALTIMORE, August e2.-Flout tim with iA!t
demand: HswAid steer ard we.tefn Superhne " 2
40 IS; extra 81 OOA6 70 family S o0a6 W. Mheah
sp ss's q sss Is a nEass 6Sed September
st2iSz a 2lS. December 81 2s Al 95! Corn, west;
s tern ss S Rs ssse soto SSSl Ao SoyeaSr &c
bid. oaH about steidy; western Whiie S l,.,as
mixed 39A8Sc Rye steady " 62A4c ht i iVwSIL.
prime 70 choce Pennsylvania and MaFy ~ ~
Is TO- provisnns quiet and easy; mes PORK 80 ";
bulk meats shoulder and clear lib tiies pSCk exec
1880 bacon and shoulders W clear no Agss W.
hams alG4c. Lard, refnedlyh Butter StSSr
EgEs higher at 90C Coffee steady Rio catg9tA STEADY
at ShaSkc Sugar quiet; A soft No. Whisky STEADY
ii 81 lSal lSKf.
CHICAGO, August 22.-Elour strong; patent 26c
sEhe %as4 qie! and S.E poiTSlS es
i Ol9S October; s. O6al OK November; g g yesS;
No. Chicago spring 81 o. ] olH No. B. 9lagsc; Ne.
red winter 81 10. Corn fairly active and sagde
September: SO2s50SSc 6ctoSer; l6j3ic var. Oats
firm and higher at 40 August; 26SAt63Ec septtnl'
Der, nc CtOber; IKE November 9essa56Ac year
Bye easier Ssc ssfey quiet a. d2ISsS S
changed AtS'2 SOAl2 IS cash and August Sl9S SS
70 Sax September; Sl2 42kA12 Is October sll goa
il 70 Novet4ber 81 sail 90 year. Lard n0miuslly
tsmber! seoss el%c octoSer: s2SS.SSSc Noycn.
Der; liz ye1T. Bulk meat: iirmCF .houlders Coo;
short rib lose: short clear sc Butter ana egss
qIpiG eta and unchanged. whisky steady and uil,
PmADELPHIA, August r. Flour arm. Wheat
options quiet sna sesa SsI oS ~. W s oIcI an.
aud steAGy ~ tSS ,,sr q is;tsI ia, ooto.
w 20, ~ s cn, Ann
9f 81 tsS4at ~; " mtI..d Sa.SItc steSmrY
or; mi w. w. 80. al Tn;ts smSiiSi
ia iHSu ", m ,oas ncinb.r SiaZsSiSSc.
o9Aosc, n,o n,s q oHtet and 10 IN.
" 9Itt IA tSncv iES
NO. "ate W. 1870 ~ , w 'S".y al.
CiS ISs1Ii ~ =, Sn1 t.nSy IL 9s.s ~
Wheat easier but moi 5uolabIy lower al 81 Okla
| / oSsX cSsh: 81 liz November Corn firm and In
FOOD demand al So cath aud October. oaHIt onger
st 2Oc. Rye quiet at SZc RRr,ey steady and firm;
eStrG no fail 6Sc FORK quiet and tirm at sl3 6Oi
o. LAID q fat demand sts1s,ssoc Bulk meats as
and bacon du !. WHISKY easier ~ u ~. bu1tef
TOLEDO. o., August p wheat dull: No. req
winter cash and August y ~ pia. I u ssseo:
ss22SM nj. Iann.,v siISn Sid urn All M
cash, August aud sepicn6er s. e bid. Cats % ct;
No. I cash 271fo bid; october Is 10 bid November
OVc p'u' five stoek.
,,,o,oo .r,,,., q, ,rha t,or.,,, ,o,,,.c,,cno,t,.
SnloA aoCstr,ltI M hess. sSnmsvts IN besd
-, ,aIts'- 81 snsS M
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r EnEMPIIoN OF BONDS OF tn;
IL BELAoE rNAlL COMPGVY,n 'hE
re HOLDER o. the bonds OF EAld Co,ansrr -.
d, 100, lS4, ~, 1919, %, 1. II.
have been drawn BY lot Rs provided nv ~.
deed i.eurirg the same ard viii b. N, ,HS til't
niailSn q The Peoples RanE Of WheeIISSsa t.
bear interest. ''S' VIII ceAsc 70
Aul6 Al Ctlpvp
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RELLAiRE.
Broken Glass P"ts-Cinder bank Fire
Oilier Natters.

Broken Glass Pnts-CindeF Bank Fire
Oilier Katters.
George Mertz Is assisting in the Belmont
Glass Works office.
Mr.. Isaac Booth is lying very sick at bis
home on Thirty seventh street
The Crystal Window Glass House furnace
Is ready for the placing Of the pots. Material
10 being put into the large stock houses.
The pile driver for this end OF the Ohio
Valley railroad Is being get pjust below the
creek and the contractors In charge are pre-
pairing TO begin work at once.
Frank Naylor aud Miss Jessie Marsh
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Weth'
erald, drove out TO West Alexander Tuesday
evening aud returned man and wife. The
bride has been visiting at DIR. Knighpa.
The river bank below the ferry, which has
been on FIRE, smouldering for some weeks
Tuesday night made such smoke that the
citizens In that part Of town could not stand
1t any longer, and the fire hose was used Il
drench the bank.
The Etna Glass Works met with bad mit'
hap yesterday. The furnace had just been
fired and preparations were being made TO 60
to work when thirtesn pots broke. The loss
OF the glass melted Is the least part OF the
damsgs compared with the delay ind the loss
Of the pots themselves.
Mrs. Emma Malloy, of Indiana, who hes
been speaking in the State under The suspi-
ces OF tue O. W. q. 7. Union, will speak on
the Second Amendment at the South Bell
aire M. e. Church tonight This Is the pro.
hibition amendment to be voted on. this fall.
Arrangements will be made, II possible, to
have her speak again here.
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Che gntelligeufes
office os, 20 and % Fourteenth street


Nolice-Jobn Gibson.
Y Peaches, Peaches.
L. a. Weber, Teacher Of Piano, Organ, &c.
Board OF Education In Account with
nT John i. smith-Third page.
q, Meudel Il Co.-Mamuloth Furniture,
Carpat and Curtain Emporium.
Anew Thing-"The Cooks Delight"
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation Of
life, it calculates through every part
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the 0niy sure and quick way to drive
it out is TO purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood TO It's
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head.
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BITTERswill thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head.
ache or constipation, and is posi-.
lively not injurious.
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= GooDs at John Roemer's, cheap fol

NEr GooDs at John Rosmer's, cheap for
cash, only:
so pieces French cashmere from IL 10 TO 81.
% pieces carpet from 1Sc to sos.
900 window blinds from 25c to SOC.
100 gum circulars from 81 to 50.
10000 bolts OF wall paper at ~.
Blankets, comforts, hannels &C., &c. Please
call aud see our stock and prices, al Nos.
20l9 and 202l Main street,
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The late purvsyor General, O.. "a, Gen
Worthiugton's Cholera and Distrh6ei Medi'
cine, has long enjoyed high reputation,
both In and out Of the army" Price q
cents.
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A sSEssMENT NOTICE,
Clerks oEElcF, cl,y OF WIZ,

n,, August ., iSSS.
teftSted that The ASSESSOR elected bS ' gain In;
Of the CITY Of Wheeling have conSpia,., S;Ouheil
assessment for tie year and made f,titn tSa Aeit
ns s SlSs , Any pson Wishing to lpPeS from III
appear Of the lily Building b, i'm ia pi' WI!
EqaalIauon and Appeals on the g5ta IsT q, ,t o.
gust, aty o'clock ~ the sid bos,J III, =, Avs
- mat ume q taid City Building, 10 6e"t an 81
!sGuops 70 taia assessment and revise and to,,Se,
'u s,iaa FRANK D1WERg
auA@ ~
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Musical lns,rnetIon.

Those DESTROYS Of thorough, substantial In,
struction In The different branches oil
music will do we'll TO call on Prof 4. A.
Weber, 1913 Market street, who emp oys the
best and latest methods
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Ely, T. a. Welsh, ]. N. Beckett
AyExEp QUESTION QUIETLY DISPOSED or.
Judge Carroll said that committee on res.
olutions having been appointed, he thought
this was the proper time 10 get ali disturbing
questions out OF the wsy. He was instruct.
cd by the delegation from st. Clairsville pre-.
cinct to present the following resolution;
Iesolred, That the Republican party Of
Belmont county declars that 1t Is opposed
TO any and all agitation OF what Is known as
the County seat question" during the next
two years, and we hereby instruct our cAndi.
dai Q for Representative II elected to oppose
by all honorable ways and means the intro
duction or passage oil any bill providing for
the removal Of the county seat or the con.
struction Of new county buildings at st.
ClaiIsyilIe,
Col. @. L. Poorman, Of Bellsire, said be
wanted TO second the motion. He would
prefer that the motion should be to instruct
the Committee on Resolutions to report this
resolution. but this being objected 70, he said
be was certaiBly In favor Of the resolution,
and he yanted to say for the people { I Bell.
aire that they vera not in favor Of any agi;
tation OF this question.
The question was pat, and the resolution
adopted without q dissenting voice,
The Convention shortly took recess until
q
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New YORK, August 2l-aoney at 2IS per cent
closing at 2 per cent Prime mercantile paper So
OK per cent Sterling Exchange bankeH' 6IlB dull
az 81 say; demand q So
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Live stock.

OIL Cry, Pa, August 22.-oil opened at 81 Is
highest 81 cox; lowest 81 M; closing at 81 09h
Sales 1895 600 barrels clearancts suSt GOTH
600 barrels. A committee representing SIX Oil kx'
appoint sufficient force II gangets and Inspectors
10 vertiy tile amount Of oil III the tanks VI the
United llney, at an inspection 10 be made Sep
TENDER LIST. the lines having invited such veiih-
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Upoa reasssmbling, after the confederate
chairman had disposed the crowd so as 10
seerira the greatest comfort TO all, the portl
Al the coHmIttees were c<lled for.
This Committee on Credentials reported
tho townships all fully represented Pnl no
contestS, The Committee on Permanent Or.
eSniSstion recommended the continuance OF
lie temporary officers. with the following
Vics Presidents:
T. W HoilingSwor,h; Goshen, Q. A. Doudeil;
R,rkwooi, CHARLES Anderson; Mead, l. Y.
Lockwood; Pesse, A. B1nnmj Pnltney, D.
II Darrab; RichlAnd, Charles H. Ariek;
Smith, Ira Lewis; Somerset Thomas WILSON,
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Two scholars may be taught on the piano
very successfully at the same time and the
cost OF tuition considerably reduced thereby.
Prof. Z. A. Weber, 1918 Market street, will
employ this method whenever desired.
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The market has been slow to-day on the Hill,
Quotations At retail show larRor iractI nal ad.
vance on an active maekGt I'll ~ thoSs obi ,iIGd 10
market wAsgenenlly considered 10 be between u
and 10, aud Ia s1me few instances q ElIghtlS
higher figure was obtained. We quote at 8a61S 4
few SsliBg It the latter figure, with mDsi sales ct
lRlt Week,
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II you want bargain in low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my stock before
purchasing. 1guafantee brices and styles
10 suit. L. V. pLnND.
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THE seiberts Garden Is a summer garden
for recreation and pleasure. For the law.
abiding classes Mr.. seibert will have full
pol;cs protection this evening. Come out
and you will have boss time with yonr
ladies, sweethearts and all.
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer. as observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera HouEe corner, yesterday:
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LARx1Ss, Illa Main street, have commenc-
ed TO sell their winter stock, carried over
from last season, at ten per cent below coat
This Is chance tor bargains, and now Is the
time to buy your winter goods, as you can
save one.hali the price Of them. The stock
consists OF Blankets. Flanne!s, Yarns, Ladies'
Cloths, sacquinRs, Winter Dress Goods and
Winter Hosiery. The remnants OF spring and
summer gooGs on hand arc almost At
your own prices. There isno humbug about
this the goods will all DO sold, aud at lower
prices than ever before known. Call aud
satisfy yourself
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WANTED.

WANTFD-A BARBER STEAM:
Nv employment Apply at No. . Aiisr q
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News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
Raanla.

News and Gossip In Reference 10 various
People.
Nj. A. s. List has returned from Asbury
Park.
Prot. W. Malmene has been chosen Direor
tor OF the Beethoven Singing Society.
Mr.. Otto Dalfnger, Of Louisville, promi
nent glas, buyer, is at the slamm House.
Messrs. T. 8. Hall and Fr.nk Clark, oil
New Martinsville, were In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Il. s. Baker, special correspondent OF
the San Francisco Journal Of Commerce, Is in
the city. ~
Misses Mamie and sallie Fisher. OF Cslum-
bus, Ohio, are visiting at Mrs. Miller's, on
Third street, Martins Ferry.
President W. K. Pendleton, OF Bethany,
accompanied by his wife, was In the city yes
terday. Mr.. Lynn Rogers was also down.
Mrs. Sam Stern aud daughter, OF Baltimore,
Nd, and Mrs. Max Frank, OF Morris, ILL.,, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. J. steinhsld, Of the
South Side.
Mr.. Joel Wood and daughter, Of Martins
Ferry, have gone 10 Middle Bars Island and
other lake points for several weeks during
the hay fever period.
Miss Kate Holloway, Of Bridgeport re.
turned yesterday from a visit TO Mountain
Lake Park, sud her mother, Mrs W. W. Hol-
loway, left for that popular resort last even
ing.
Prof. Frank Best and Mr.. Frank Gaitr'e, OF
Marietta, are here on visit to Mr.. Charlie
Junglipg, and will return home the last OF
the week in their canoes, padding and
sailing.
Col. Alex Campbell writes from Louisiana
that Cant, Campbell Is at home again
at his post and never tires talking OF the cor.
dial reception given him at his old home.
He says his recent "Trip TO Wheeling will al
ways be cherished by him and his wife
as one OF the most delightful events OF his
life. aW
Miss Mary Tucker, Of Sixteenth street,
gave farewell reception last evening at her
home to her friends Mrs. Talmage and Mis-
Julia Dorm, OF Leayenworth, Ka., who have
been her guests for several weeks past and
leaye for home to-day. The occasion was a
very enjoyable one. All who have had the
pleasure Of meeting these ladies will regret
their departure.
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Though the offerings are nearly 5000 head less
than last week. they 90 much In excess Of the very
limited domsnd, which Is confined almost wholly
very limited numbers We quote butcher sheen
a. Sa5kC; Lambs S1<a61tc; stock s1eep -HWeS 81 10
@ 70 per he'd, and Wethers 4Ai5$c pCr pound
LAST year, this time, butcher Sntcp Iold al Inc
and no stock Sheep 9uo'ed zen. S''S'
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lrg the past week and to- lay, 4 70 y hundred les
IN numbers than last week, but with the quality
fully as god as II was than. TT de has not been
active, but is generally reported "iAIr," with the
s'rRs aud s0ws -"tail0ndE'-at 7a7ISq., and the
better grades SaSIc., With extra II shade higher;
most salel about 60, Last yeaF at tho same time
c1fn il0Et sold ii llall94cr and grassers l0alic.
the EHEEP MARKET.
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INDICATIONS.

IS 20 % 81 IS % % IS
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WANTED GOOD Girl, TO IN
w Kitchen Work. AuIt come well Trco, ~
nended. knlnire 81 SO Market ktrnni nh nEsu'
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WEhayean elegant assortment OF Boys
Bycicic Waists and shirts NJ very mOder.
Ae pf''''' d. GUNDIkG s CO,
TO-. Star Cloihiers,
80 Twelfth street.
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Prof. Frank Best and Mr.. Frank Gaitr'e, OF
Marietta, are here on visit to Mr.. Charlie
Junglipg, and will return home the last OF
the week in their canoes, padding and
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The hour being still early, and some time
elapsipg before either the boat or train left,
calls were heard for Brown" the Brown re-
ferred to being Hon. John @. Brown, cardi-
ticket, and resident OF Stsubenville, who
was on the ground. He was escorted to the
stand, and DR.. Todd introduced him as
..what was left OF john O. Brown" explain
ing that he had left limb on the field OF
Atlanta, doing battle for his country. He
was greeted with enthusiastic applause, but
declined TO make speech, merely thank
ing those present for their find reception,
and retiring amid another burst OF applause.
This crowd then slowly dispersed, loath TO
leave u Q pleasant Grove, but all vowing that
they would mako 1t warmer for the Demo-
cratic nominees in October than 1t was in the
sun Yesterday
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The arrivals OF cattle during tho past week number
,9Sl head, against 3.0S3 the previous week, aud
the sales were 0S6 head against 07S last week hno
SGi head the corresponding week OF last year
aud wereas follows: g.
To Baltimore $50
To Country $50
To Eastern buyOrs. g.
10 Washington city dealers.....,.. ........... 10
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nargalnA.

inwnlkips Shoes aadssPp'EFs at 4 s,,,,,.
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There being no nomination, a second bal
lot was ordered, which resulted In the nom'-
nvtion OF DAuiord, he receiving 81 OF the IS
votes, while one stuck u Cowen.
OTHER OFFICES
For Auditor, Levi starkey, OF Flushing,
aud T. B. Jackson, Of Smith township, were
the frs ballot by five msjOrity. On motion OF
Mr. Holloway, who presented Mr.. Sankey's
name to the Convention, the nomination
was made unanimous.
For Treasurer, George Robinson, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, Andrew Hammond, OF Mead
township, J. d. Hoge, OF ST. Cla'rsyille, and
John Knox, Of Basnesyille, were named.
Mr.. Knox Withdrew his name, saying that
Warren township already had one nominee,
aud 1t was desirable 10 give all he'strength
possible 10 the ticket. His withdrawal was
heartily cheered! On the first ballot Hoge
received 80 votes, Hammond q and Robir-
son 10 On the second Hose received 40
votes and was declared the nominee. His
nomination was made unanimous on motion
OF s. II. Lee, OF Bellaire
For Recorder, ". 3. Hobbs, the present in
cumbent, was nominated by reclamation by
a rouslng vote, and for Commissioner, Morris
Cope, the present efficient Commissioner
was also re-nomina'ed by reclamation. The
same course was adopted In naming the cal'
didRte for 1nfirmary Director, Mr.. JUsepE
Bailey being rt-nominsted. This completed
the ticket. 800 ri i
Judge Carroll announced that the Central
Committee would meet at st. Clairsville or
Saturday, Sept. mbir 1st, and on motion the
Convention adjourned.
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LADIES and Gent emen'6 tine Hand sewed
Shoes specially AZ LV BtoSp'E
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Union, William B. Kirk; Warren, 8. B.
Piper; WAahi Rtcu, Thomas B. Hammond;
Wayne, ]. W.. Davis; Wheeling, William L.
Patton; York, Peter Giffin.
The Committee on Rnlas and Order Of
Business recommended that the roles OF the
Ohio House Of Representatives be adopted as
the rules OF the Convention 50 far as applica.
BILE; that all resolutions be referred TO the
Committee on Resolutions without debate,
and that It require 4S votes to nominate.
This was adopted.
Mr.. Hunt on behalf Of the Committee on
Resolutions, submitted the following, which
was unansmously adopned, with cheer:
ReS0iped-ThAt We, the representatives OF
the Republicans Of Belmont county In con-
yention assembled, hereby endorse tbs reso-
luti1ns adopted at the last State Republican
convention, and the nominees Of that con-
vention.
NoMTSEIs FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
The townships were then called for nom!.
nations for Representatives. Mr.. Lie Evans
nominated Lin2ley P. Bailey, OF Goshen
township; H B. Gray nominated George FL.
numed ex-She.iff Hilles. OF Bafnesyille,
whose name was hailed with applause.
The first ballot resulted In AZ votes for
Hilles, % for Berstler and IS for Bailey.
| Mr.. JAMES Il. Dfannen also received ore
vote, and DIR. Todd two. Mr.. Hilles was
unanimously declared thenominec on motion
OF Judge Carroll. Mr. Hilles was called for,
and returned his thanks for the nomination,
though he deprecated the idea Of giving a
black eye to the aspirations Of two other
Warren township applicants for other posi-.
tons. He promised 10 do his best to DC
elected, and hoped all present would work
| for the triumph OF the ticket
CLERK or TIE COURTS.
For Clerk OF the Courts J. NJ. Rees, OF st.
ClArsyille, nominated Frank NJ. Cowen, OF
the same place, and L. ?. Rhodes
lion With come very euloEistic II.
marks. Dewitt Daniord, Of Bellaire, orlan.
do Core, OF CO!erain township, Henry NJ.
Davies, Of st. Clairsville, and Mlley s. Will
son. Of Barnesyilie, were also placed In nom
ination. The first ballot resulted:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-23

BRowN'sIRoN BlTTERs effeetual.
y cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief andbeneft to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-23
Saved his Child. .


Ave EuhANoL nAltllllVIel Niu.
Feb. IA, 1880,
Genr:-Upon the reeonmenda.
ton OF a friend I tried BRowN's
hon DtTTEts as a tonic and 70.
StoratiYe for my daughter, whom
! was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians, ! was 10th 10
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, 10
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken one bottle Of BRowN's
Iron BrTrBKs, she began to mend
and now Is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began TO
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "TonIcs were re.
Quired !" and when informed that
the elder sister YVES taking BRowN's
Iron BITTERS, responded "that Is
agood tonic, take t."
ADoRAM PHrLfs.