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nARNun,s Vows AND ONLY"
Tho Big blow Arrives In three Lonl
Trains.

Tho Big hhow Arrives In Three Long
Trains.
The Barnum and London show arrived In
the city last evening from Cumberland, Md,
sin all It's vast entirely" Inspite OF the state
msn,s Of the bills, 1t Is q pretty big thing
The coming OF the circus was for some reason
anticipated with unusual interest, and as
early as 9o'clock yesterday forenoon people
were waiting on Water street, south Of the
creek, for Its arrival. They continued 10
walt, loo, and In spite OF the fact that the
6At circus train did not arrive until nearly
q In the evening, the crowd grew momentati.
~ larger, until when for the one hundredth
time The cry, Here she comes" went up,
tbere were not less than 5000 people in the
vicinity where the show was expected 10 de.
bark, Men, women, boys and girls, OF all
professions, classes, ages, colors and condi:
lions were in the crowd. And they all
STAYED aud others came. AT nine
o'clock the unloading was all done, The
wagons and horses gone, the elephants had
filed up Main street and over the bridge, aud
still a good part OF the crowdl fingered.
Jumbo still remained In his car, and the
report had gone ont that he was to be IN.
LOADED In the night. The intention was 10
take him 70 the Island about daylight this
Everything was .d1ue so systematically
and quietly that one would not have be-
IIeyed the show was unloading II he had not
sees II. All the confusion was in the crowd
OF spectators. With the Snowman every
thing moved like c%lockwOrk. Less noise
was made In unloading the fifty cars than is
med. In transferring a little freight to or
from one of the little local steamboats,.
A reporter who watched the operation,
noticed the length OF tho cars, and asked Nr.
Thomas, the genial press agent OF the show,
what was the object in having them so long.
''That's the way the Old man gets even With
the railroads" said he, "they charge so much
per car, and We accommodate the ears TO The
charges"
The twenty elephants attracted a great
deal OF attention as they filed up, street
In the dust OF evening. All but Jumbo and
the baby were in the line.
The procession will aim to start at $3.50 this
morning, and even with this early start 1t
does not expect to reach the grounds on the
return till after 0 The horses are splen.
did specimens, and the ponies sleek and
pretty as any boy codld wish TO see.
The immense amount OF money 1t costs 10
run the concern Is shown by the character OF
some of the contracts for pfovender here.
A H. Mabis has a contract to furnish ten
tons OF hay, five tons Of straw, $50 bushels OF
oats, and corn, bran and other feed 10 pro-
portion. Similarly large meat, bread, fish
and produce cont acts were made.
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pERsoNAL MENTION.
Gossip I'm Reference 20 Various
People.

News and Gossip IN keiefonce 70 various
People.
DIV. Custer, otthe sistefsville Iadtptndsni,
Il 10 the city.
Mr. L. 8, Dslaplain Will leave to-day for
California, for 40 extended visit.
Mr.. @. NJ. shinn, Of the Pension Depart.
ment, was In the city Saturday.
Mr.. 8. Il. Wsddell aud wife, Of Pittsburgh,
are guests Of 2 A. Beymer, on the Island.
Col J. B. Peyton, Clerk Of the House OF
Delegates, registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Barnum will not be here to-day, but Jumbo
will, and hest bigger man than Phineas any
day.
Mr.. 6. A. Miller, Of the Auditors Office,
has gone home to Charleston TO vote for
Snyder.
Mrs. l. Y. Hamilton and daughter, Miss
Bessie, Of Washington, Pa, were in the city
Saturday.
Mr.. George Swift, OF Pittsburgh. formerly
OF this city, Is the guest Of his ta~ther-in.laW,
David Bell, Esq.
Mr.. Henry K. List and wife have gone ON
an extensive pleasure TIP TO California and
other interesting points on the Pacific slepe.
Judge Henry Brannon, OF Weston, arrived
In the city last evening. He will sit 40 Judge
in the Circuit Court while the Black cases
are on.
Daniel Peck, the venerable lawyer Of
Wheeling, Is in the city on professional bust
ness. He 10 eighty.fiye years OF age.-Stea'en'
vile Herald.
DR.. Charles Clark, attending college in the
'EsSt, has been elected President OF his class.
Wheeling boys are coming 10 the 'front.' IN q
decided manner.
Rev. A. Buchanan and wife. OF Mounds.
Vile, start to Richmond. Va to-day. where
Mr.. Buchanan goes 10 attend the Episcopal
Church cohvocation.
Mis- Annie Hess suddenly decided to join
her fIther aud sister on their visit 10 Eur0ps,
and departed Saturday 10 meet them IN New
York, from whence they sail.
Mrs. W. X. Pendletou, Miss Dora 9. Sea
ton, Miss Addie May Gail, Mr.. W. J. Lewis,
Mr.. II. @. Wells and Mr.. Lynn Rogers, oil
Bethany, were all down Saturday.
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Saturday evening Mr.. Jacob Altmeyer,
manager OF the Benwood mill, was very
agreeably surprised by about one hundred
ofhis friends and fellow workmen, who call.
ed en- him at his pleasant home at tho lower
end OF BenwoOd. Mr.. Altmeyer proved
himself equal to the occasion, and in that
hospltable manner for which he Is noted,
opened bis house from top TO bottom and In.
vited his friends in. They came accom-.
panied by the Benwood City band
and Peabody's orchestra, while = lib,
eral supply Of good things to eat and
drink brought up the rear. While Mr.. Altmey.
or was welcoming his guests he was sudden.
" lifted up. seated In n magnificent easy chair
AVID carried around the room. The chair
was a present from his brothers. From that
time up to midnight the very best time im-
aginAbIe was had. The Benwood band fur
nished some excellent brass music, showing
that the members are becoming very prof.
oient, and the orchestra kept the dancers
busy. Mr.. Altmeyer Is very popular among
the workmen and they were all glad to have
the opportunity to show In q Slight way their
esteem,
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rInAaUIAL AND conMERUlAL-



NEW YoRx, Nay u Money 2AA4 per cent closed
odered a. s per cent. frimr mercantile pspei
~ s6 per cent Sterling Exchange eanters Oils
ouie. and Hrm 1t q S81<: demand y Va.
GovEHsKHa1s-IrfegulAf, but IN the man n pet
d. \. go ..,,,, zee, io211lLehigh 4 wilkes. ....l o1H
a. 4. cTtended...lm 10. Pas Z. fsn..'...l!s
g.s ~ coupons liSn ! H Sns asrsn,s%ioSS
RAt1loAp BoADS-Dul and without special
sriTr sHcuRrr1Es-Neslected.
Pacific g. OF 'aS.........l27 10. P. dnking fund .lleX
central Pacific hntalIt5tTeTas psc IAnd gus e
Erie scconds.........- Sesildo Elo 1rAnu ai''''- M
aiSOud s..............l III virginia cOnsolS. eI'
It Joseph. ...-......, ~. ll0k TIA mat coupons S0
Tennessee Gs..."-...... 4t~AslvlrRinia deterred"' ~
Tennessee G.. new 10 III. div.
mGnlpulAton by professional spseul&to" tns
than closing prices fMI night and continued
steady up 10 about II A: y; pGfisS the h i0s.
Sto h (below 100 shGte,) at p ices above tue gen
erel market, This Il generally regarded Is an indl:
cation OF buying by small Out'Ide speSulAtois' an"
reflects an improvement ~ ih tnS SSSI s% insr 81 in
ielIing OldeSl for lAIge amounts. whica heemsuU
be a concerted attack and under which thete wAss
sharp break q 4 toih Per Gent; SGo Is I'll gs y : H.
bank statement. which was unusually t.HoiADIe;
The market BECAME SIeEdy and y small fraction Of
a decline was recovered by 1880 O'Clock.
After 1880 the stock msFset Was weak ana ue'
clinrd Y 10 TX Der eeut, the latter IouisYille d
NASHVILLE TO isH. But ia t before : O'Clock there
was a partial recovery CfH to n Ter cent Lonis'
vile q Nashville u PER cent In re LAST aSHt tae
tIounI improvement Ia stockS that expert.
sncrd the greatest depression during the earlier
part OF the day. The market closed weak a. the
lowest pficCs Of the day for number OF stocks a
compaItd with Friday night the market closed
about u 10 ~ per cent lover. Tbs stocks that
shove the grtsIS,t decline to day were Omaha,
Louisville 4 Stthvllle. LAckawanna and ~GbaSn,
ali az which were ever / ter cent lower. opinionh
are At variance ~ t. what started the selling move
ment at il u'cIock 10 day, there beIng some init a.
tons Of compulsory uulo ding b. Que large ope'
rAtor, though there are no dehuite facs upon
which " base the opinion.
Transactions, Si3, 40 khAreS.
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The picnic given on the State Fair Grounds
Saturday by the local Assembly x. Of L.
went Oh very satisfactorily. The crowd wal
small in the forenoon, but grew togood pro.
portions later. Dancing was INDUCED in
more or less all day. AbaSa ball match be-
tyeen the Riverside and Oscar Wilde clubs
also took place. Casper ellis acted as UNI
Dire. At the end Of the ninth inning the
game stood IA TO II. and AZ the Oscar Wildes
refused to play another inning the game was
declared a draw. The bali mills foot race
was won by Jacob Reed, with Arthur Gerahty
second, and Elias Rolls third. It was evenly
oonteSted toward the last, though at fist
Reed showed no sign OF winning aud bets OF
n odds could have been obtained against
him.
abandoned, owing to the want Of contestants.
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ohce, Nos. 70 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
Biliousness and Bilious Patients-Third
Page.
Price Reduccd-G. Mendel 4 Go.
Grand Excursion.
Book Beei-FrAnk Walter.
March on, March on to Victory-Third
Page.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. H. List.
White Mountain Fretzers-Nesbitt & Bro.
Wauted-To sell a mechanical invention.
Wanted-Large tracts Of land.
200 White Subsidized OF local.
DR.. J. L smith-Ihird page.
Piano for $lOO-HeAd OF local.
New Andes-Fourth page.
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Ir -FOUR lungs are almost wasted by con-
sumption, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
coyery'' will not cure you, yet as a remedy
for severe coughs, and all durable bronchial,
throat, and lung Affections, II is unsurpassed.
Send two stamps for DR.. Pierce's large pam:
phlet treatise on Consumption and kindred
Affections. . Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. Buffalo. N. Y. MrpAw.i
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o BEnEADED.
Fatal Accident nj Benwood Yesterday
Afternoon.


Yesterday afternoon as the first section oil
Bsrnum's circus train was passing Benwood,
a distressing accident occurred, by which
William Bartlebaugh, a boy thirteen year,
OF age, instantly lost his life.
A large crowd OF men, women and children
had gathered about the railroad track wai.
ing for the circus cars to
pass, and when engine No. 800, ap.
preached, drawing the tirs, section, the crowd
began 10 jostle and push to get out OF the
road. Young BsrilebRugh was thrown
under the wheels, which passed directly
over his neck, ssyering his head from his
body like a knife.
home, and the crowd rapidly thinned after
the blood.Curdling accident.
Rartlebaugh was a son Of u minister who
formerly preached in the Winebrennarian
Church, or Church OF God, at Benwood, and
is now bishop OF this diocese OF that denomi-
natien.
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1be wheeling PARK Annexation.

On Saturday Secretary OF State stalnaker
issued a certificate OF incorporation 10 the
wheeling Park Association, for the purposeot
acquiring and owning land to be used a. .
park or place OF public resort, amusement
and recreation, and for the purpose Of pro
yiding In connection Herewith amnsements,
entertainments and Refreshments OF various
kinds and for charging and receiving money
for admission 10 such PARK and Tor uGn
ments, AMI concerto. The capital stock is
Sc 500 with the privilege OF increasing It to
100000. The shares are 500 each, and ere
held BY Geo. Hook, Henry Biebsrson. August
Rolf, Frank Walter and Anton Reyman,
who have five shareseach.
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MILLIONS Of bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
as Ttial Bottles OF The large size. This enor,
nous outlay would be disastrous to the pro
prietors, were It not for the rare merits
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Call
NJ Logan & Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store,
yourself, 1t never fails to cure. MwE&w
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Commencing Monday, May .l4th, trains Of
the above named 70 d Will arrive and depart
from this city as follows (citv timeE Arrive
at S:S7 a. M 1l:l2 4. M, 1851 p. m and 1901
n. nj. Depart at 6:27 a. M, 9:02 a. M, 1852 p.
m. and AT p. m. The train leaving Pitts
bnrsh ut 100 p. m. arrives at Wheeling at
3:57 D. m.. making shree through trains each
way between Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Sunday trains on P. w. & X. Division will
be discontinued from above date,
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TEE reason why Solomon said, that there
was nothing new under the sun, was that he
could not buy q good remedy TO cure his
stubborn cold. DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup had
not been compounded then. It has long
since proved itself to be the great benefac-
ton OF the nineteenth century.
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Eu1xESr Dr.. J.J. Caldwell, Baltimore, Nd,
.,stss. ~ have used Coldeu's LIQUID Beef
Tonic largely in Debility, Febrlle and Ner.
vons DisesSes, aud | have found II one o tbe
most reliable OF nutrient touics In use OF to
be- found In pharmacy" (Take no other
OF druggists, A"IAW
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CEIIuLorp Eye.G Glass frames, in their beauty,
strength aud durability, farsurpass the ordi.
nary iortoise.sheil frames commonly In use.
They are superior to all Others. For sale by
allleading Jewellers and Opticians. NwF4w
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LADIES: II you want a nice stylish shoe:
before making your purchases, you should
call and see The Spanish and Bernhard b nj
tons, Just received, at J.. V. BLosp's.
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DuRxEE's Salad dressing is the best thing
Of the kind ever sold. With its superb salad
OF any kind can be made without any delay
or trouble. 1t Is also one Of the best saucer
for cold meats,
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.I.ndIes. do NOT Forgetr

that for pure. sweet Bread, Rolls and Hot
Cakes use "Viennan formerly Ph@nix)
Pressed Yeast. II 10 always ready and never
fails, All drst class grocefs and bakers keep
It. white Label" None Others genuine.
nwIF
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THE man who knows nething OF Mrs. lydia
z. Pinkham and her sovereign remedy for
women is wanted for a juryman. The fact
clearly proves that he does not read the
papers.-M II, Register.
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GENTLEMEN: II you want a new stylish
shoe, cali and inspect my stock OF hand
sewed, buttons and crimped congress before
purchasing, all goods sold at their real value.
7. v. BLOND.
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Musr close them out in thirty days, dry
goods, carpets, &c. GEORGE u. korH.
b. ii. LIST, Assignee.
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EVERYBODY says shoes are sold awful cheap
at the Bargain Shoe. House, HTwelith street,
Wheeling,
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PRlc,s tell, and everybody tells the price;
that Is why they are so busy at the Bargain
Shoe House Twelfth street.
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E0R SALE.

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale. hts
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ", VI,
8 miles from B. & o. r. Z. station, Is mila
from Wheeling, on a good road, all In urs,
and Ia a high state Of cultivation; onehii
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar.
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit, well
watered.. To DO sold In one tract or In par
coils. For further particulars call on or ID.
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., ". Va
Mention this pan,r iR2kh4V
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SATURDAY.

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at Sohnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner
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A CONTRACTOR on a Star Route,
Was crippled with rheumatic sout,
He was doetored TO no avail.
But St Jacobs OIL didn't fall.
To send the pain right "up the spout"
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BELLAIRE.

Mira Sheets IL putting up another dwelling
house in Sheets addition.
A. T. Stewart and family spent Sunday
with relatives at Toronto.
There. were no services at the United
Presbyterian Church yesterday.
Mr.. Martin Cowen and wife, Of st. Clairs.
vile, spent Sunday with relatives here.
John Davis went to Pittsburgh Saturday
Is one OF the Ohio delegates TO the Coal
Miners Convention.
Miss Mary Hilles, who has been visiting al
Walter Darrah's for some time, has returned
10 her home at GAINESVILLE.
Jas. Fitton leaves this afternoon for Tifin
as q representative of this district In the
Grand Lodge OF Ohio Odd Fellows.
David Scott and bride, nee Miss Clara
Hsbner, Of Cincinnati, were In town Saturday
visiting relatives. They will make their
home In Chicago. -." ...
So many Wheeling drummers were In Bel.
laiIe Saturday that the only explanation
seems to be that they want to be at home To-.
day to see Jumbo.
Rev. Edgar Robinson, OF the Presbyterian
Church at Conernity, Pa, and Rev. A. g.
Lane, lately OF the Presbyterian Church OF
MorriStown, were both In town yesterday.
Mr.. Gene Cox, son OF ex.Gov. J. D. Cox, OF
Rev. ]. G. Black, at the Rock Hill parsonage.
Mr.. Cox is an artist and has lately been visit
ing various European cities.
Mr.. B. W. Lancaster, Of Collins q Co.,
Clyde, Ohio, who was here Saturday on bust.
ness with the Buckeye Lantern Company,
fell through one OF the elevator openings at
the works and was badly stunned, but not
seriously injured.
raised have been relaid Immediately as re.
quirtd, an example which Others should be
compelled TO follow, There are payements
aud parts OF pavements, ten times more
used, that are greatly in need Of attention.
Next Sunday forenoon Rev. J. K. Nc.
Kallip, OF the First Presbyterian Church,
and Rey. A. W. Butts, OF the First Methodist
Church, will exchange pulpits. Rev. Nc
Kallip announces that he will exchange In
this way with other ministers during the
summer.
The rapid blows OF the pile driver on the
P. W. & Ky. extension, are now familiar
sounds here. the workmen having got below
the Riverside blast furnace. The front OF
Benwood as seen from here, Is being much
altered, not only by the new railroad, but
by the many new houses being built.
The news OF the striking Of gas at Brilliant
at 20 nearly the same depth, too, as OF Wells
burg, was taken As . great encouragement by
stockholders OF the Bellaire Company. The
gentleman who has been 90 successful In this
case will probably be placed In charge here,
and this week or next will SEQ the commence.
ment OF operations.
The principal talk OF business men aud all
interested In the success OF the Ohio Valley
Railroad 70 Marietta Is now about the en-.
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WARRINGTON, D. c.. May 13.-lA. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer, cloudy weather, easterly yeering TO
westerly windt; in east portion lower pres
sure.
For the Lower Lake Region, cloudy, rainy
weather, winds mostly easterly, lower pres
sure, stationary or higher temperature.
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c.L1. for the "Barnesyille" Flour-kspt
oriH Nv TAYLOR & WHITE,
No. 1000 Market street.
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Mr. W. ". Holloway has gone West on q
two months business trip.
A pot at the LaBelle Glass Works broke
Saturday, stopping work awhile.
Mr.. Martin Joyce has recently polished up
and generally renovated his restaurant.
Mr.. Richard H. Muhlemann has recently
fitted up and openea q frstclass barber shop
at Etnaville.
Ed. Lyle aud Late Gifin, who were badly
burned at Thursdays fire. are getting along
comfortably.
John Imhoss fell out OF the second story
not dangerously hurt, though Considerably
bruised.
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SALE.
EoR SALE.
SALE AT BARGAIN

HNUh bAIE AT BAKGAIN,
Eight hundred and twenty.oue acres o, tnSly
umbered land, about I've miles Southcast oil BnI.
ton G. H., W. Va, on the waters OF the Ek Ryet
The land Ia undeflAid with coal and the timber can
DO tioated down Elk River 10 market. AISo 500
". v. H0GRA RHO,
OF 18D0 MRrtBt 2tneet
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"A. !. 70 y. 81. MEL l7A.M N. l2,N.Sr. N. 7r. N
IS IS 81 o. 81 q Is 81
SUNDAY.
4 % u ! s s"'T q ~ 5 81 Il = Is 6 q
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GENERAL NorlcRs.
TLECTIoN NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the IAselle sr,,A,..
ISOLATION No. 2 will be held on NcndSS Iini A.
1858 az O'Clock :. Y In Labor Hal. Eish;Ssg y
iot the pnrp' % o. eioe,lnE q Rel q Si,sssnSSt
ANN -"'psAs NV" WV Hst1uen
q. G CLRlcn. sec'I. III SSa SV
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couraglng prospects OF the building Of the
road. The meeting called at Trolls store:
room 10 hear Gen Warmers statement OF
what iS wanted from R~ellaire, wRs, made up
OF those whose approval aud cooperation
would mean success, and the men who are
naturally looked upon as those who must
lead II any one does, have now taken hold
In earnest. The committee TO secure the
required $4,000 from DellGire are Messrs.
Sanders, Gorby, Gsllaher, Kelley and An.
derson, and q good start was made Saturday.
plete, and insure the road. Operations are
10 begin as soon rs possible, and the old abut-
ments OF bridges, and the culverts and some
grading and filling that vas done on this
route many years ago, will make the building
more rapid.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A FIRST. CLASS BRICK
II Dwelling OF 10 rooms, situated on HoV,5
street, In RiIkwood. Terms 10 suit purchaser. IN.
quire ofJAAR DUNCAN, oglebAy Bloch, Ehdr.
potL Ohlo. nrI
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

IA
istrAtor Of The estate Of samuel Mason dSHNN ll
hereby notNaes all penous indebted h IA LTSeased.
10 cali on, him At once ard make pay1sr, euts
those having Gains agRlntt the Aainr vii " an1
them, properly authenticated, for settler eh x'sen'
Admir- Of EtAts u SIuuel NJ.
myl0 Room y I.Gpitnl PuIIdiss
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C.s Brady, ex.Auditor Of Licking county,
Is a candidate for the Democratic nemina.
ton for Auditor OF State. II the Democrats
OF Ohio want to nominate for this position
the very strongest maj they can find, they
ought to take W. N. Coti,nd, the popular
Auditor OF Belmont county, who would not
only strengthen the ticket but make q most
efficient State Auditor. Mr.. @. does not de-
sire the nomination, but his friends will In.
sist upon him accepting, and, as he can carry
more votes than any one who has been
named yet for the place. he ought 10 be nom.
mated anyhow.-AaN4feh Banner.