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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-04

Industrial News, Personals and Notos oil
General Interest.


Rev. A. W. Mercer will preach at the Dlsci-
Piles church tomorrow.
Mrs. G. ". Huge and daughters, are back
from u visit with relations near Burr's Mills.
The gas well was down about forty feet
yesterday afternoon and tho casing was being
putin.
Gus. Hartenstein's house on Gravel Hill
has heen raised and will nave another story
put underit
There will be no preaching at the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow. Sunday
school as usual.
Considerable work was being done yester'
day by local politicians for the Democratic
primaries to-day.
Rev. T. II. Taylor, otthe South Bellaire N
E. church, will bs absent Sunday, assisting In
communion services at Bridgeport. 4
1t Is announced that the salvation Army
will assist at tns Second n; 4 Church (coi'
ored) camp meeting on Indian Run, taat be-
gins the last OF next week.
McClain Bros. have been awarded the con
tract for the steel plant OF the Riverside Iror
Works at Benwoo1. They are nov building
the foundation Of the Bells'ro plant.
w. NJ. Meek, the dsleSate elected some
time ago 10 tue NEE Ing OF tne AmSIB tmateC
Association OF Iron aud Steel Works a,
Philadelphis, will leave this evening for that
city.
There will be no preaching'at the Second
Presbyterian church tomorrow, It being the
first week OF Rsv. R. N. Browns vacation
Rev. J.. G Black. OF the Rock Hill church,
will preach next Sunday.
The A. NJ. E. campmeettng commences to.
day, and everything has been arranged Tor
a large gathering next week. The church IL
self will have charge Of the eating house, aud
has q building sixty feet long for the put-
pose.
A great many people were out at the base
ball grounds yeSterd ~. The Lilly4, OF Bell
atre and the HeAlys, of Wheeling, were
playing. The Lillys won. A ball was given
In the evening, the Healys being the guests
OF the victors.
A break yesterday morning caused the
water to be shut of audit was feared 1t would
be OF all day before 1t could be turned on
again; the suddennets OF the break gave no
time for warning. some water, however, was
in the pipes by dinner time.
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last fair. The contract was IN Mrs. Roehler's
name while tue boys claimed that the tam
belonged to them and that they were not in
partnership with their mother. The attach.
meut was dissolved.
The harvest home picnic was asnccess aud
was well attended, notwithstlndint the pre-.
vious bad weather. The orators OF the day,
Col. J. d. Taylor and Judge ]. s Cochran,
were present and delivered their addresses.
Yesterday afternoon, HBil" Neiswangsr
shot at William g. Campbell, q saloon keeper
OF st. ClAirsville. NgiswAnger has 9 shooting
gallery aud 1t was with his tar9st gun, shoot.
ing a % cAlihrs bullet, tba. he fired the shot.
Campbell was sitting in the alley adjoining
his saloon. N%eiswanger came past and after
talking a short time about some trouble
which he (NaiSWanger) bad had with Camp
BELLS soL-Inlaw, aimed his gun toward
Camubell's head Snd fired. Campbell d6dgsd
and the bullet lodged In an oak board. Nelf-
wanger was but u few feet distance. Nois-
wanger then dubbed bisgnn and struck him
over the head and arm, producing slight
wounds. Awarrant %forRh0oting with Intent
to kill, and assault and battery was issued,
but ut this whiting no has not been arrested
This Is Campbelrs version OF the affair.
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Manager Samuel Stone, OF the nail factory,
Is spending q week at hishome in Pittsburgh.
The derrick to be used in boring for gas al
the Junction Iron Co.'s Works is c. mpleted
and the work Is being pushed.
There are four wagon loads OF ri psies camp.
ed near here. They are tslling fortunes, sell,
ing fancy articles and picking up a cent
wherever they can
Ason Of Hugh McCluskey, about 10 year.
ofage, met W th q painful sccldent yester'
dsy. He was In . wagon aud In attempting
10 pull the rubber slipped and fell out, strIk.
ing his head IN the wheel and cutting q cash
about four inches long.
a tramp stealing a ride on a freight train,
on the Pan Handle, fell off here while the train
was running at the rate OF thirty miles an
hour. He was pretty badly used up about
the head and body, bis wounds being more
painful than dangerous. He was taken to
Dr.. O'Connel's office,
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DR.. Marshall, of Riverside Retreat, insane
asylum at Pal eSYi leu. arrived Wednesday
evening IN Baltimore, looking after On in;
sane LADY who escaped from the retreat q
couple OF weeks ago End was supposed t.
have been captured In Baltimore. DR. Mar.
shall, however, after seeing the old lady said
The lady arrested was the one that passed
through this city last week, She has been
reported by several papers a. saying that she
Ras the daughter otex-Vice President King.
She did not say this but dlu says that she was
the daughter Of exhibited States senator
John P. King, Of GeOFsis, niece OF Rufus
King, Vice President under Pierce, and
wife Of John W Hunter, attache OF tic
American legation At st. Petersburg duris 8
the same administration, as reported In the
NrELLInESsEB. She told a very straight
story and Clerk Bowers, who assisted her
considerably, Is sure she toldt the truth.
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GEORGE r.
Once More In Poiitis--Ex.Sherin TingI,
In tie Wild v est.


'Ex.Sherifr Geo. &. Tingle, Of this county,
q politician by no means unknown u the
voters OF the old First Congressional District
Of this State, Il will be remembered, moved
his family to Giendiye, Montana Ierrlt,,y,
intending to go into stock raising tut lie,
politics severely alone. He had not been
there LON before, he was a real estate aud in
surance agent, broker, &c. Soon sitter he
became a county official. When he ] #
West Virginia he left behind q larger number
OF enemies than the average man cares to
have. JudinR from the clipping from the
Yellowstone IN. T.l Pres, he has evidently
acquired come there. The Press seems TO
thirst for gore. Using Tiugle's name for o
caption, 1t says:
'fhs man whose name appears above Is q
fraud. A wolf nsheep's clothing and one
who has ~endeayored, by trickery and schem.
ing to foist himselihto the position 10 which
he is not entitled and will not get HIS
course through this campaign, his double
dealing and treaohero methods stamp him
at once as q man to be severely let alone.
Personally we have nothing to say as be,
tween this man aud the Pres, as the courts
will decide the amount OF the damage he has
done our business By malicious action II IL
OF political matters that we speak and We
know whereof we affirm. This man pretendS
to have a knowledge Of the law; and he has.
But to what uEs does he put 1t? Knowing
full well the law In regard 10 elections and
able TO reel 1t from the end OF his glib tongue
with astonishing rspidity aud elega 1 dittion,
he tells one OF the judges of election in Gler.
dive precinct that 1t was not necessary to reg
lister the rsturns and send them by mail.
He knew he lied. He receives re- urns from
other precincts in an illegal manner and
knowingly too. And 30 1t goes. no act too
small or mean, no scheme too dark for this
man could he gain a point the eby. With West
Virginia mud still fresh upon his bOot-heelS,
without q legal vote in The town he does not
honor by claiming to be citizen thereof, be
endeavors by all Tho bubbles and trlcksry be
has knowledge otto 90 somebody an | rjaIy.
This.article is not open for denial noris II
an attack on the nan mentioned But
should he or his atool- pigeon, the Times, at
tempt to rsfuts these charges " stand ready
TO defend them. And as Mr. Tingle's warm
Southern blood is liable to BECOME heated We
warn him thatit will bs hands up on sight
with nRn
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THE VERY LATEST
NEWS FROM SURROUNDING TOWNS.
A prounInE-sn.l. 5 Ou,.-la.,re.tI.. rsau..
trial snd General News Notes from BsllAlrs Aud
MISUNDERSTANDING at st. CIAinrnl..
Divorce And Islander. at stsub.a,lls.

Bstbany College, It is understood will
open next session with q larger attendance
OF students than for any previous year.
A snecial dispatch received BY the INTEL
Li0EscEx from Clarksburg last evening,
stated that the committee inyestigatinS the
charges against Rev. Mr. TASksr had unRni.
mously voted to scquit him.
Albert Robey aud George Basnett, who re.
side 10 Marion county, killed ffty-three cop
per hea snakes. Three Of these were rusty
locking and quite large, while all the Others
were young IN appearance and ranging from
five to eignt inches In length. They were
under an old root In G corn field.
Hon. / Rsc ]. Settle, member OF the Legis.
latur otlsSI- 80, from Fayette county, died at
kanawha Falls Tuesday, Of consumption, OF
which he had been q sufferer for some time.
He was q surveyor by profession. aud was
esteemed highly by = ! who knew him. His
age was about IS.
Two colored miners, OF the Rend mine,
near Little Washing on, got into IN alterca.
ton rnunday night one, named Owens, &C.
Gu ed the other, named Caskey, With being
too intimnts with his wife, u white woman
whereupon CSSkey drew Q revolver and fired
three shots at o Teus, all three OF which tool
effect. Que bull struck him on apple
1t tlicting a severe woul d, another waslodgst
10 the shoulder blade, and the third in thu
leg near the antl..
The Washington Observer has the follow,
ing: A short time ago u little child Of Jess,
Litton, aged about eighteen months, wa
heard laughing at something in the yard
Its mother went to tes what was attracting
It's attention. She found q large snake lyinl
near 1t over which the little fellow wa
having lots otfun. She dispatched the snak,
and It was found TO be u large copperhead
The little,iellow cried bitterly over the los
Of his pet.
The body Of an unknown man was fount
foaLing In the Ohio river at the Union Goa
works, opposite Moundsville, yesterda,
morning ~ 5 O'Clock. Following is a dc
scription Of the man: About 8 feet 8 or
inches in height; red hair; mus
tache, Just started; supposed II b.
bsLween 20 and "a Yeas OF age
He was dressed In a pair of darl
jeans pants, striped cotton shirt, dark barred
uuat aud vest, woe new gaitsr shoes. Or
his person was found a small re~d.cornereC
silk handkerchief, one nickel, three pennies
one mall tey and u o p OF the Tyler county
~. Val Star, Of July q, with the name n
| A. oldm writ en- thAFann.
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OHIO POLITICS.
A rALK WITH A wrLL.posrED MAN


An 1sTELLIOEScER reporter met Hon. L.
DAnfOrd, Of st. ClOirsville, x.ConRressman
from the district over the river, the other day,
and knowing that his judgment on matters
political was entitled to weight, asked what
he thought Of the prospects for Republican
success In the present State campaign in
Ohio. Mr.. DAnford said he believed Repub-
lican success, at least the election Of the Re
publican State ticket, was reasonably assured
At fist he had'teared otherwise; "but," said
he, 1.-The nomination OF that man Hoadley
was q grand mislake-a fatal blunder. The
Democrat, could not have found q man who
would be less desirable Us a head for their
ticket. The Republicans have them on the
defensive, and will keep them so, and II can
not help being a losing fight for them. The
fight Is bsing pushed we'll. The Cincinnati
Commercial. Gd=stte 10 q pretty good political
paper since he consolidation. Before, the
rivalry between the two papers weakened
the iHlueHce OF each, but o It Is dong
good service for the party"
Nj. DAnford was not as certain Of the re-
suit III Hamilton county. He feared the
Democrats would elect toe eighteen repre-.
seBtatives Of the county In the TWO houses Of
lue olAld LekldlhbuIe' duu II buoJ uiut CVu'
sidered II q foregoHe conclusion tbst they
would have q maj lrity in the next General
Assembly, and Q ect the United States senE'
tor TO succeed Pendleton. III the RNpuh,
licans have a. majority on joint ballot" said
he, Foster will be the next Senator. Nc
man ever had the Republicans OF Ohio SC
well In hand as he has. II the Democrats
carry the Legis ature, they will not concede
another term to Pendleton; he will have q
bitter fight. and | would not be ait0nished l!
he were defeated"
Mr.. Dauford had not given much atten,
tion 10 the local politics OF Belmont county;
| He thought Mr.. F. N. Cowen would pr ba
hly secure the nomination for Clark OF tbs
Courts. He sayS he does not think he viii
take any part in the campaign himself, al
he cauuot well spare the time from his Pre-
isssional duties. 1t Is to be hoped, however
that be will change his mind, His value tc
the Republican cause is we'll indicated by q
remark Mr.. Amos, OF Caldwell, editor OF the
Democratic organ OF Noble county recent
made to an MrELLIGENcER reporter. "Dar
ford il a nice talker," said Mr.. Amos; "a
mighty persuasive speaker. 1don't like tt
have him come into our county TO make Re
publican speeches."
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John Blattuer, OF the Eighth ward, who 4
charged by Joseph Riester, Waterman at th,
schmulbach Brewery, with cruelty ~assaultinl
him Last sunday morning, bad a preliminary
hearing before Squire Caldwell yesterday
morning. Prosecuting Attorney Jordan hal
+. G. CFdcraIt TO assist him, aud Messrs, Coco
and Frame appeared for the defense. Thu
Squirrels Office was crowded with witnessei
aud friends OF both parties. Blattner wa
held In tle sun OF $1,000 10 answer TO thu
next term OF court, his father furnishing thI
necessary bond. Ries.er persists that It wa
BlAttner that attacked him. Blattner alsC
that he was NOT near the brewery al the time
kiestRr was pounded up.
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ltle ~Qntdli2emer.
ONCE: Nos rs and - Fourteenth street


New Thiug-'"The Cooks Delight"
LoSt-POckeIbook.
For Rent-rwo.Story Brick Dwelling.
WanIed-situativn as B~ook.keeper.
Won ,n's Benevolent Society.
For sale-Engine.
List OF Letters.
For sale-oId Doors, Frames, &c.
For Rent-Houses-H. Forces.
For sale-1S-Horse Power Engine.
Beaver COLLEGE and Musical Institute.
Standard Books-stanton & Davenport.
Cholera-Prof. DArby's Prophylactic Fluid
page.
RefrigeraIors-Nesbitt & Bro.
Artistic Homes-Fuller & Wheeler.
DR.. John L. omith-Third page.
Grand Art opening-J. Il. Kirk.
G. Mendel 4 Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
and Curtain Emporium.
Homemade BFead-D. J, Mckee,
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sLANDEn AMP DIyoRU
suits Filed at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MentiOu.

suits FIteu al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mention.
MCGOWAN Bros new wholesale house Is
assuming shape.
E Etskine has returned from the noun.
tain Businesses OF Nebo.
Hon. R, sherrard's pslatial residence on
the corner OF Fourth and Washington streets,
/, nearing completion. twill be the finest
finished residence in the city,
A petition for divorces were filed In the
Common Pleas Court yesterday by Mary o
Wilson, agsinst John Wilson; cause adultery.
s g asks for the custody OF their child and
alimony. The defendant Is the well known
grocsryman Of the Sixth ward.
The papers in a Islander case was also filed
yesterday by James Sapp a,d wits against
Geo. Q. sapp. The damages are claimed at
$1,000. The slandarous words alleged 10 BIZ
spoken were, that the plaintiff Belle Sapp was
guilty of adultery with one John Joseph.
The parties live near Toronto, o.
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Secretary OF State stalnaker yesterday
issued a certificate OF incorporation to the
"Cedar Grove Mining Company" IN incoI-
porstlon formed for the purpose OF mining
and shipping coal and carrying on q general
merchandise business, orapy other business
which Is legttimately connected or appertains
to the coal business The principal office ist
be at Cedar Grove, KanAwha county and the
corporation IL to expire July IS. 1888. For
the purpose Of formation $l0.600has been sub
icribed, aud $l,05O paid In on the same, the
privilege Of increasing the stock 10 $4,000 be
Ing granted. The shares are $50 each hid as
follow: James H.sentz and Il. Preston Temp.
kins, 60 sha es each; John g. w. Tompklns,
70; John Bannistsr aud John w. sentz, one
share each. All are Of KAuawha county.
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SHOOTING ATsr. 0LAIRsvIL,E.
No one Hart and No Onenrrested M Yet
Harriet H0mn PIenIc. eli.

An Arizona subscriber OF the Gazette SEM
a live horned toad y that office ny mail. Ii
arrived all right Thursday after a trip Of
eleven dsya.
Juat As Il melon wagon, driven by KOehl,
OF, OF Wheeling was about to leave town
Thursday evening 5 constable stepped up and
informed them that an attachment had been
ltned on the horse, melons and wOgon for
$50, which san was due the Belmont Coun.
" Agricultural Society for privileges at the
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~sroCKs-The market exhibited fair degrees Of
strength nearly dealing, when there was n ad'
yaucG OF kal per cent Wabash preietre !, Missouri
Pacific and trunk lines showing The greatest i'm.
ptOvoment., After 1880 A N. n reaction OF X 10 n
per cent took place, Denver aud Flo Claude lead.
lag. In the afternoon tIadILg was eli ITcteriSed
by dullnes,, and towards the close theio was h0rnC
pressure to soil. Union Pacific, Reading nj ma
shortAud many, hAres regarded thebeSt fsur, soI ,ho
day. AS o0mIAIed .ith YeSterdA, s closing, price
Rte Y 10 y per cent higher, except ioE Centra IA.
cinc, ROCK Island, LacIawapna, Denver, aud Lou.
IsyI 10 & Nashville, LIke 8 IOro aud WIbsIh bic.
IerIOd, which AleR fraction lower.
In EpeCialltes MunltobaF s.lA per cent 10 li0I<,
Manhattan Beach u per cont 70 2lE, Minneapolis
4 st. Louis 10 per cent 10 "a d p ,eierred lO8s peF
cint Io5lT. New York & New Ei,l nd IL pes reHi
70 24N Oregon Involvement ? pee Nnt 10 81 do
Navigation . per eent IA 1l0, aud Richmond 4
l4nVflIG Y pcE'teut TO GSx. Alton & lore hSute
d Clined . per cent 10 q, Pullman Psitee car
after falling OF 2 per cont 10 49, Ialllei to i3I,
N, rthen PAcilO inferred, New jersey central and
New York Central lent Hat and other shares la2 peT
cent Tor carrying,
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MANY times you want to keep meat or fab
for several days. lsy II In q solution OF Rex
Magnus over night and you can keep Ii for
weeks. You eau also keep milk q week or
more by stirring In q little Of the Snow
EIak ~ hFAnd nav
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LIE Watson, Fairmont FHamilton, Toledo
Mansfield, lily. MMEvO cit, LaEeryille
Mrs Ann Ihew, wheeling B J Chew, Wheeling
koS Chew, rheeltnB Bert Chew. Mhe ling
" T Martin, Baltimore EAAlldhdge. Baltimore
II Taylor, Baltimore DIX DultoU, West UnIOu
q Jones, Chgttanoyg "a KGtahnm, Cleveland
J y oft, Huntington WA Patterson, incInR'
CD Mcdonald, Chicago LILA Smith, H1llIdayBb'l
Lizzie Cooper. WelllbuFS JIM Cooper, WGlisbhis :
J FsllnguGt, HolyoEe RR Morn IN, Mn. PoIut
T3 FriAbee, Pittsburgh JJlco, RMS
J 5 Murphy, WellsbufH Mr Kesler4d d, CattlettE'g
p Hp d, PltUbnRh GE HOge, wayneSbuR
! r Duketart, Baltimore 10 WoG, S%teubenvilI0
u ella X, New York pMIler COahocton
J Z Dunlap, EiMArlinsV'e ~ teBA dAu., rAlps CO
J II KcIRGday, Rochester &C ysiton, Cleveland
J Garter, CITY W Taylor. lity
. Harper. AL Eleny HAlworth, Pittsburgh
N Ghbble, aarts. Ferry CIV Howard, RalIi more
ON Wilson, pAltlmaiG RA Lsne, BALTIMORE
Il L Mason, Baltimore
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Is Just what everybody needs for q change.
Mountain Lake Park Is beautifully located
ar d the Hotel has the best locStiou In the
Park. A pleasant Q mpAby Is at the hotel
nov, and q few choice rooms may be had by
addressing H. II. Van Meter. The hotel car,
Tiags meets every train.
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whesiinE Park.

E6:morrnw afternoon the Opera House Or.
ohestra will give q Grad Sacred Concert Ut
the Park. AL music loving people should
not fail TO 20 ont.
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DUBLlC SALE OF THE JAlAES
MCNlLINNl HOME EAPM

DUBLlC SALE OF THE JAlAES
Il aCCOLLoCa HOME FARM.
The un1 TSigned, rs agents Of The heirs 10 whom
this Valu.ble farm waSdrviNed by the will Of James
acCollOch, deeeAS d, Will offer he same Il. public
day oil August, 1859. beginning nj ~ O'elCCk A y,
sharp. Its situated on hot Crt ok, Ohio county,
tGt ViPlnis, on theH G &P TURNPIKE load. *
nj Is from the u y Of. WheelIn..
.sellii s for OtheI pAitlet, We will give the deed OF
all those in whom The title iSStsiei aud we ieSe 70
the hight 10 Tier aud sell lhSpl UstIt erESa whole
or IN parcels, IN may Q for the btS. inIertt Of
tntSe We represent and W further reserve the
right to refuse any and Ill bids
Terms Of ~'ale-JEc'thIrd, OF Bs much more As
IN purchaser may Q ect To ply In CAsh, and the
terms as todesetled los ailments made kuoWn on
The day Of Sale. Es.J>CUB
ABAAM MCCoLLoCE,
For Helm,
West Liberty, Ohio Couuiy. y, IA.
JULY u, 1858 IygS NY4W
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DTsFl6VRlNG huNpRS, HpmilIating Erup.
lions, Itching Toitures, scfoiula, salt RhcauI, aud
!nlantile n cured by the Cuticnra Remedies.
.CUrIcuRA R~ESoLvEST, the new blood purder,
oleanseS the blood and paiSpirauon q impurities
and poisonous elements, and thus removes the
cause.
CuTIcJRA, tho great Skin Cure, instantly allsys
Sc-lp, heals Ulcers ana Sores, and restores The
Hair
CCrIcuRk soar. an exquisite Skin Beautifer and
Toilet Requisite, prepared from Cutlcuta. Is indis.
psnEable In tie ting Skin Diseases, Baby lIumors
skin BlemiShes, sunburn, and Rough, Chappcd or
Greasy Skin.
CUIicuRA RENEDIEs arc absolutely pure aud the
only blood purifiers and skin bealriterS.
IT would NHniTe this entire paper 10 do justice 10
q description Of the cures performed by The CUT
GltH keS9lyent internally, and aud Cuticura
the hands AND OF the ends Of the angeii, very diN.
cult 10 treat aid usually CO, Sldeted inrurAble;
small patches OF tetterand alt rheum OH the ears
nOss and kldes Of tho face, Ecald heads with loisof
hair without number; heads c1yered with dAu,
drnfr and Ecaly eruptions. eSpecially OF children
and infants, many Of which since hilh mad been 4
mas oil SrabS: ttGning, burning and sCaly iorlurcS
that batleN eycn relief fram ordinay remedies
spolhed ard heAle rs BY tnagto: TGlhaSis, los rosy
and other fflgbttll forms 81 skin diseases ser0fI.
lous ulteF, oil sores. end hischargIng wounds,
each tnd III Of which h'vS bcen speedily, pema.
nently and e~c1nomicAll' cured BY the Iiiticun
remedies hailed, as proven by a vast number Of
sworn testimonials In our possession.
Sold everywhere FnctSi Cut!cura, 30 cents
ResolVenk. q. Soap, % cont, POTTER DRUG
Ann CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mas.
hpSSend for Glow to fure Skin DiFeRSes,r Q cts
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II You want q bargain In q low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinSpeot my stock before
purchasing. Ig~uarantee brices and styles
10 suit. i. v. HLoND.
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MI. W. J. Harrison, shesiGr OF Martin
county, n. O., Gays Of Dr.. Worthlngton's
Cholera and Disrrnoea Medicine, that he re.
gtrds Il as the most valuable houshold med.
In nSA
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Three hourB ride above this city Is found
this most completely equipped College for
young ladies west OF the mou tainS. Health
fully and beautifully located 1t Is steadily
rising In nnblic esteem.