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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-25
MISSING LINKS.

p. s.,in harvest IN California is very
f,4uyry. go,
l. -as I $4,000 slaves, about one-htth
2 vzcm are Indians.
t-...rn,:n reports hailstorm which
4 .elrne horns OF deer.
.., now continues to pile up in the
s,,h a.d nlGirah ranges, Utah.
hi As-5n. Ohio. physician is still in ac-
4 ,rsrare at the aEe o. nineOne.
"A .-sr.wan OF the HEX was sbos rccsq'-
a Ns.',gn county, Montana Territory.
S S,v,~, lsye been successfully used in
! / .t carrier pisconsat CO0.entz on the
4 . ss., cock main 10 be held in Texas
4 week there sre 100 entries and $4,000
4 New York Greeubacke- d"-cribes BIT.
4 O., lie irvl rjoO Governor Of Mas'H-
e !s.tss. who are fond OF acrOUs, cut
b. ,le trees rather than CliuO th-w
4 svrtoriuCS Of Nevada will stop the
h. asgaa Indians, in Montana, a-e
4 ,o.r IN wretched condition. Their
aLy.- al agriculture have proved COM
b failure.
lt..' .ftesn miles south Of Troy, Ala,
! ,s.d there are about twenty acres Of
b. trees in body wilted and dead from
eject OF the drought.
4 s-e IS a boom in Arkansas in the pay
! of 5sCk taxes. Delinquent Of many
b are settling up, some OF these owning
fsyd Of 10000 acres OF land.
tuIon has a parallel for New York's
d Of the newsdealers. The cOCkney
toard lessee refuse to placard the an
crsm,Ht of Michael Dayitt's lecture.
4. GOuTlis, OF Sacramento, is II years
His great grandmother lived to the
II l. wears. His grandmother topped
hesu ~ ~ and one Of his unCles
n ed H..
tG.ruGale ". T. jury hung for two
, but when the sheriff told them there
} d le a horse race out on the street in
hOur they agreed in exactly seven min
4 by the foreman watch.
fss Jennie Jones is the editor of a wild
tUvTaI'u urwvP"F-vF ~ -
uEstFlOeA rs AAG "AtNAS'e . NAN-
,hrest cirl that can be found between
Rising and setting Of the SUM-
Burnet. Tex, a lunatiC named Luckey
lire 10 a lot Of straw in the Jail anu
l defed any one to crme near. a bar,
w. brave enough to risk his lie and
/. the ,vnatic and the isil from crema-
!.
sparrow ulder a full head Of steam
Ia,d With a merchant the other day as
was hri>kly rOLuding q corner Of an old
/ in Louisville. The birds bill entered
corner OF his eye and destroyed the
1t.
,ew York City has So, 100000 invested
The oyster business. and last year at
home 100000 bushels Of the tOothless
J. ! Washington market woman IS get
, rich selling so bowls Of soup u day at
cents bowl.
Wisconsin pauPers are p1incd these days
seeing their names in their tavorlte
iv rapers as they sip their matutinal
'te This is the narrowing effect OF a
= la5 compelling the county boards to
1rsl the Door list.
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HOW SHE BURIED HER GRIEF.
The Wife OF Frank Shrrwin Flirting
with an Actor.

CHICAGO, October 2i-While F. q. Sher-
win. the millionaire, Of New Mexico, whose
arrest created a sensation q month ago, has
occupied cell in the Albany jail awaiting
trial, his fascinating bride has been de-
porting herself IN a manner 10 make the
world cape. She
soIaeed Herself for Separation
from her new made lord by attending the
theatres and at Hsverly's she saw J. M.
Eardie playing Jack Hergin" IN Romauy
Rve. Night after night she occupied the
same boz. until at last she male bis ac-
onaintance. How, the gossips would NOT
dare tsy. but when Mr.. Hardie paid bis
fr,t visit 10 the fremont, where Mrs. sSer-
IN was staying. be brought with bin
naner which looked decidedly Ike q note.
Since that time they bave dined and rode
together almost every day, finding much
more satisfaction in these than In
Evenings at the Theatres.
But Governor Gilpin. Of Colorado Mrs.
sh.rsiu's father, sppesred on the ssene,
,u 4 his visit was short hut decisive. Tie
/, Z, AT once for the East. taking with hin
his daughter Asd q son G. SberTlns, Oh
| whose Iistenes he had been ignorant and
| whose presence be bitterly resented oSe
bsd Kept thsn in ignorsncs OF sny forn.i
| marriage and a grown mp family "a. s1y
thing bat pleasing. Nov Mrs. o. pin pa pa
come on from the West, sDd GA issraine
the ttste Of sffsirs departed at one- 10 !
towering rage for Abby, end 1t lIoE' s
there vss
Going 20 be n Family Blow Up.
si.rv!L's S.ie married h'm IN ep'1ei
t.vu ~ L.r paIeats, the pair eioPIns
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FHlNEAs' PLAYFUL ELEPHANTS.
Barnum's Psisce Albert docs sa
F,o,,c aud Causes u Stampede.

BRrnums Pttace Aibert soes ea
FIopc aud Causes Stampede.
BEIp, FroRr, October 4-Ten elephants
are now on TO Arantc, en- route for
Americs 10 add 10 the twenty.ninc al
ready owned by the greatest show on
earth" Sext month Eve more will be
shipped and put ir winter quarter IN TINS
CITY. This will secure over forty Tor tho
spripg trade, and, as the veteran Snowman
saws, make a spectacle never before seen III
any country. When placed on puplic VIC"
in the me eua ;erie tont these animals are
Always Chained separately
IN stakes and also TO each other for safety,
hut in taking them out OF The cars early In
| tho morning, after six or eight hours
ride. they sometimes ge, risky and en-
/ Jesyor TO start an elephant stampede. such
an occurrence took place last week In "
| tnmya Iowa, said Mr.. Barnum to re-
| norter this morning, creating quite an ek-
| ri,epent. One OF the largest elephants,
! Prince Albert, became unruly. and panic
| among the remaining animals ensued.
Priuoe ~ bort stsstsd ON the war path. aud
.I,hourh chained 20 Two other elephants,
sn dpsegcd them with. ease. He caught one
of the E.epers with bis tusks and
Tossed Him High In the Air.
AS he dcscended he vent through the
canvass Of sideobow, the break In the fall
saving his life. Two other elephants were
u.e TO restore the brute to submission.
Prince Albert Clrried q magnificent pair OF
tusks, but the manager decided they must
come oil. Consequently, they were saved
oil aud the stumps bound with iron In
such a manner that ring could be attach.
ed, rendering IL por,ible 10 bind the animal
bead aud foot. II Is claimed by Prof.
Arlingst1ll and others that the removal
II the iusks o. an elephant has very civil.
izing effect, similar toa
shinaman's Loss OF His Csc.
In q letter received TO day by Mr.. Bar
nun from bis ncreilry. benjamin Fish,
il Is said: When the elephants, headed by
Prince Albeit, made rush for the side
81 ow, Jumbo Jaw them coniDs, and he at
once "ot hold Of his English keeper, Scott.
and pulled him between bis great legs Tor
:, ,its,.lD. Many who witnessed this act
say il wss really touching TO see how ALEC
li1,,atery Jumbo lsil bold OF Scott by
twisting his trunk around him and saving
Lin from the fury OF the Prince. Scott
r,S bcou Jumbo's keeper and friend from
The t;Te lie frat arrived at the Royal
l.. oio.irol Gprdens In London, 20 years
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THEY AL WANT 1T.
The Friends of BnIInGs Want Him for
Surgeon General a"d are Working
lard

The Friends Of Billings Want Him Tor
Surgeon General and are Working
Hard.
WASHINGTON, October 2l-The prospects
of Major Billings, d candidate for the posi-
ton of Surgeon General of the Army, are
said by his friends to be very encouraging.
1t is represented that many prominent
society people, including Two ladies whose
nsmes are smong those Of the most popu-
lar people in the capital, have been
WOrkineI N His Behalf,
and that the President, il he could easily
see how to overlook the fact that DR.. Bill
lipgs would have to be jumped over the
heads of several COlonels and about htty
Majors, would not hesitate 10 give him the
place. The Democratic papers which have
said anything about the promotion OF Dr:
I II. Baxter, the next officer in the line OF
promotion, have all opposed it, and appear
TO be willing to see DR.. Billings, DR.. Mur:
rsy. or almost any other Democrat selected
rather than the Medical Purveyor.
The friends of DR.. Baxter say that when
DR.. Drane and DR.. Baxter
Went 10 the President
and said he would not make another can
yass for the place, but would relv upon the
list of names supporting his application Of
a wear ago. This was said to be very graft
fyipg at the White House. A few days
later it began to be announced at the White
House that many requests were being re-
ceived for the appointment OF DR.. Billings.
This became so regular an announcement
that the friends of DR.. Baxter at distant
points who read the news began sending
in their requests again until murmur is
row raised because the President is being
Overwhelmed with Demands
from Senator's Representatives and physi-
clans that Dr. Baxter shall be nominated.
1t now looks as though the fight would
be so warm between DR.. Billings and Bake
that the President will select some one else.
The general belief is that DR.. Baxter's
strong array Of friends will not be sufficient
TO overcome determination that be shall
not have the place of Surgeon General un-
der any circumstances
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Building and Industrial NOIcs-Acc'
dents, Strikes and Personals.

Mrs. Capt. A. J. Manth"ll, of Long Ridge,
w. Va, is the guCst Of Mrs. Mary Burris,
Of the Hanover House.
Mr. Jas. II. Drennen, publisher OF The
Ohio Valley News. will is.ue siXt:en page
paper on Thanksgiving day, containing
hi'tcry OF Martins Ferry and her business;
men. s yaral thOusand extra papel1 will
be issuCd. This is enterprise with good
sized "E," ard on this we offer our hand TO
Mr.. D,coren.
Lewis Bnchauon, of tousoria fame, now
runs chair in Robert BrsxtOn's shop, and
will be pleased to see any OF his on
friends.
H.rry souders is out the B., l. & c.
read. NJ,
NcMasters' cosy partially comp!e'rd rest
dence on Fifth street, in fine style. Mr..
CUNNINGHAM has seven more houses IN
contract
"iPCssum" Oss, who gave our officers
considerable trouble before his trip to the
ppnitentiary, wsq run III yesterday Tor
drunkenness aud disorderly.
Mrs. Stephen Rowley returned last night
from Bellare, where he has been ylsltln%
friends.
Foundations Tor new houses continue ap-
pearing in greLter number than at any
time during the summer. The demand
for houses is still great, aud on this &C
count many are going up. oar people
s1srt digging foundations sS II the winter
was expected The weather for the pat
few weeks has been elegant for bdi!ding,
and tie contractors as we'll as thOFe having
houses erected are smiling all over.
IT. Craig will rs!ie off two rifles, S5o IN
cash, a viclin and other articles.
Charlie, son OF VIM. II. Wood, Is quite
sick. ,.,,;.-s
business house in Nevland's addition.
s very sc rious accident occurred yester-
dsv 10 6r. T. G.. Martin. He was engaged
in cpt'lng wood at his residence on Fourth
street, Wien q piece few and struck MIN
on the left eye, severiRg muscle ana
otherwisely injuring 1t:
A very largely attended meeting OF tue
| Grangers was held at SteeFs school mouse
west of the city. on Tuesday. At the puolic
meeting in the afternoon a splendid spsech
was made by Mr.. Bingham, leading
| granger of the State.
A strike is threatened at the Htna mill.
| The ma,chers and pair heaters have ie-
c,iyed word of q reduction and wrote TO
| headquarters about the matter.
There is O strike at the Martins ferry
| stove works and consequently there Is no
| work at that place. There was 70 hsye
heen a meeting Of the moulders and manu-,
| fscturers Yesterday, but ii was postponed
until smother time on account OF the
mouIders not being we'll enough repre-
Mr. John Hayue, of this city, was mar.
risd lsst evening 10 Miss fillie Rentch. at
| the residence Of the brides parents IN
Wheeling. They will occupy Mr.. Hsyne
house in Haynes addition. =,
| There was q report in circulation last
eyetipg thst DR.. A. r. Ong had been mar,
| rjed 10 Miss Woods, of Smitbfield, and the
| Cop,eouence was that society circles, IN
ibis city, were all tom Up over the report
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,-,- 1rony an Manitoba.

WTSYIPEe, Manitoba, October A'-tnree
.,;,5rsn Of Mr.. Ingus, the Oldest girl OF
% yssrs were drowned in a pond! at E!k; !;
hofr; Sd,in@ when the ice broke, and she fell
SHshS SStn he water. Two younser brothers
INTO INTO ~ sne save her, but all Perished before
ttisS tks svss ~ of their mother on the oank.
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MORE PENSION vULTUREs BOUNCED.
Secretary Teller Helps the Cleaning OF
the AuRCan Stables Along.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-In addition to
the suspensions announced yesterday, the
Secretary Of the Interior, upon the recon-
mendation Of the Commissioner OF PEN
siCns, to-day suspended John NJ. Roux and
Frank n. English, OF Washington, and
FranL T. NJ, DpnllL, OF FTltimore, from
practice before the Interior Department,
as pension attorneys. The Secre'
tary also d'sbarred from prac.
ti"9 T.. II. Taylor, OF Nassar, Mich.
and George W. Johns, OF Washington.
Taylor wes convicted Of taking illegal fees
as a pension attorney and Johns was -
barred on evidence brought out during his
recent trial for using penalty envelopes. 1t
s ALLEGED that Roux and English published d
.alse advertiseue uents calculated to mislead
pensioners and Mcdonald extorted fees
III. olllV.
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KILLED WITH A PAIR OF SHEARS.
An Accidental blow CariOus1y Ends
the Life of n Young Germaa.

P.ssAIc, y. J.. october H.-An accident
occurred in Reed 4 Bsrry's mill last situr-
day which has since resulted fatally. Mar
tin schwsrz. an employe, eighteen years
old. had been annoying John Tehune. who
va, engaged al the Same table In the finish.
;rp.room' and when demonstrated with
would not desist. Terhune playfully seized
a pair Of shesrs and attempted 20 rap
srRgarz over the hand when they scci'
d.ntnlIy slipped from his grasp and struck
schysrz in the abdomen. Terhune i'm ne
dia,pIy surrendered himself snd WAS held.
Slwsizs injuries terminated fatally yester'
dgy
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She DIditS 80 Gracefully.

OTTAWA, Ont, October 2i.-The extra
official Gazette announces the arrival OF the
MARQUIS of Lansdowne an contains the pre-
clamation of his assumption of the Gov
erno- Generalship. When the vice royal
party arrived at Rideau hall last evening
ihe Marchioness first aiighted and standing
at the main entrance received her husband
with kiss as he entered his new home.
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women's Board OF Foreign Missions

MILwAUNEE, WIS, OCTOBER y. - the
WOmen's Eoard of Foreign Missions for the
Interior convened this morning, and lis
tened to the address of welcome by Mrs.
George II Ide, President of the Local
Board. Mrs. J. r. Leake, Treasurer, made
her report for the year, and Miss NJ. d.
Winsate read the home report. 4 mis-.
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HIS UNCLE A PAUPER.
The Charge Brought Against q Candi-
date for Governor.

BosToN, October % The political sensa.
ton OF the day was the publication Of the
story that Candidate RobipSons uncle
John was an iupate of the poor house in
Lexington for more than twenty-five years
and died there March %, 1880, while Mr..
Robinson was in Congress. The story is
not denied, but is explained by "a circum.
stantial statement that Mr.. Robinson was
taken there when insane, aud that after he
had partially recovered he remained there
of his own choice. During this time he had
bis liberty and was able TO perform work
more than would compensate for his
board His brother, the father Of Congress.
man Robinson, frequently visited him and
fuI nished him with clothcN, and more
would willingly have tcen done for him
had it been desired. When he died he wos
bnried from the hou.e of his brother.
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BOYS FooLINe WITH PISTOLS
Causes the Death OF One LiGtle Fell
low al kanaW ha Fails.
Special 20 the Register,


CHARLESTON, October 24.-At kanaWfa
Falls yesterday two little boys, one named
Blake and the other named Wilson, were
playing with pistols, swapping them at
each other, when the one in Blskes hands
went of, taking effect in Wilson's head,
killing him almoct instantly. The boy
who was killed was eight years old and the
other ten or twelve.
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National Board of steam Navigation.

NEw lOaH, October 24.-The annusT
meeting OF the National Board OF Steam
Navigation begun with +. w. Gould, OF St.
Louis, in the chair. The object o' the
meetlrg is TO have Congress revise the pres.
ent steamboat laws, the first points looked
to being the limiting OF liabilities 10 steam.
b at owners, and 10 have the required tes.
Of kerosene oil reduced to 10 degrees.
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THE CINCINNATI RACES.
The Track In Pine Cssdittsn and ssms
AofPft$d GOnteata.

CrscrsSA1I, October 2I-Chester driving
park, second day. The weather was pleas
ant and the track In fair condition. The
following is the summary In the ~; ci.' {:
Prince, 3. /, l, 4; Index, 8, 2, p; Nike, 2.
s, 5, 3; Belle Wilson, o, 3, o. 4; Marion. J.,
4, 3. s; Len W, 0 8, 7, 9; Judge Parsons, Z.
9. ~; Billy Ford, (, o. o, .: Commsndsr,
8. Q, 8, o; time, 2:29, y, 23I, ~; Tns
3; Gsorre G;7, l.8; Billy ". 4, II, j.;
wild Frank, 2, 7. 3, 2; Ssilie y, 8: 8, 8. ):
Belle Hsmitf, o. 4, @, distaDoed; Julist. 8, o..
Withdrawn; time, 2:Z7. 25, Z;%, NH.
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a Bluff Game.
Granting n Charter.

HARRIsBURG, October "a "A charter was
granted to-day to the Ben Franklin Build
ing and Loan Association, OF Pittsburgh,
with a capital of 100000. The directors
sre Michael Hennipg George kappel,
Louis Han selman, John Kock, John Meyer,
George Bishoff, Heinnah Rudolph, Will
helm Neuhassan, and William Graham.
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-o More Kingston Victims Die

WuxxsRARRE, October A.-I~o more
- If Yesterdays explosion at Kings
ton, Mary QUINN and Hattie EMO Mos died died
this morning in tstriG!e n1 srs ny nIsving 49, f'r
EdWSfuS Ess .o rsiiaye them of their terrible suf
eea;rs aes,n John James will probably recover
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p,,Ie, 10 become ss A..sIe...

CHICAGO, October A.-Thomas Brennan
and John Dillon, leaders in tse Irish
Reform movement, are in the city. Bren'
nan will deliver ssries OF lecture. in the
principal cii,s OF the country. Dli"a
con,eippls'ss isking up his p<rr1a.c >. res
idsrcs Ia tia country.
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At THE LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION

Hen. Joseph z HeDssaIl's short bse
ADpySOstsse AA1ssss.
IouBvLLE, October 2L-Indlsns day st
the EIposition was complete soe,sss. A
large number Of psnoas froo that sssss
attended. Hoo. Jos Z Mcdonald W.
among the number and nsds Q short and
appropriate addr,ss In Music Hal, which
was received With warm approval from Al
Who heard him He 10 very popular 10
Kentucky and though be, Of course, made
40 pniitIcsI references, very many wished
lb,, be might be heard from on tbs topics
Of ia. day.
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need ora desperate woman.

DEsoro, No, October 2t.-Thomas Davis,
who was shot month ago by some un'
known person, died yesterday. James
strickland is held on Davis ante mortem
statement. Mrs. Davis attempted suicide
last night by eTttiDg ner throat. Sac is in
delicate health.
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THE best interests of humanity depend
on the good health of our women folks
and vet those with brightest inteiiecw
seem to suffer the most with ailments pc
culiar 10 female life. 1t is well to remem'
her that the whole female system can oe
hnilt mn toa proper state Of endurance,
rimples. sores, swollen limbs, monthly
Mains, and other indications OF female dis
ease. made to disappear, and robust health
OF mind and body take the place OF illness
and distress, il timely use is made OF Dr.
Gnysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
II restores the blood TO perfect health, it
strengthens the muscular and nervous sys;,
TEN. 1t gives tone to the dlgesnVe ano
urinary organs. 1t allsys all irritation OF
The mucous membrane. In a word, 1t is
rerfect female medicine. and aids every
function of female life. No other remedy
EQUALS it. Have your druggist get IL
Take no substitute,
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He Shoul GeI the Fail Penalty.
Snsn;oI IN The Re1isyer

NF7VVIt1E % V'Vo It0F1V5V''
STEUBEyyILLE, October 4.-William Null
holland, who shot his mother at MiDgo
last spring while intoxicated, was this
evening found guilty of shooting with in
tent to wound. The penalty for the crime
is from one to fifteen wears.
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snow FIakea MFIvtnR-

g.. '1-'"s FALLS, VT, October 24.-The
,,...oS .' SNOW OF the season has been falling
ITio,Iy T since early morning.
i.lsm '1S y. H., October 24.-Snow has
lGr,.-s 'a'lly here sine o'clock this
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He Won't Run with ButIer.

WASHINGTON, October A.-Abbott, OF
Boston, nominated by the Democrats for
Lieutenant Governor for Massachusetts,,
left here this morning. He declined to be
interviewed, but it is krown that he has
written a letter declining the nomination.
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KICKING AGAINST WILLARD.
StOch holders will Prevent Hin from
IssuiDg More MOrtgaEed Bonds.

Issuing More MOrtSaEed Bonds.
New YoEK, October 2l.-Three suits
we're brought agaipet the Northern Pacific
Company to-day by LurpinC, Eda)l, HarV
and Fowle,, by Auuc'4pl 4 MJHl and by
Anderson Il Howla"d. The ohyec, OF the
suits is II prevent the Issue of the rev
second mortgages. The ground taken is
the original act for the corporation, which
prohibits the company from making any
mortgage or issuing any construction
hUnds without the consent OF Congress-.
Congress save its coD'ent in 1870 that the
company might issue. construction bonds
and secure them by mort aye. tnder thai
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Heavy F,,IDre In the Clothing Trade

PHILADELPHIA, October A.-Tbe Whole
sale clothing house of Stern, Strsutman q
Co. has failed. Liabilities, $3.50 900. The
firm confessed judgments for cash ad'
vance of $4,000. The property is IN the
custody of the sheriff
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r.,,ow lack the south.

NOZZLE ALA, October q Que new case
cf yellow fever and one death at BreWtoa.
A LADY who suffered from weakness pc
cuIiar TO her sex, in writing 70 her friend,
said, 81 tried various kidney medicines,
but only found myself growing worse a
friend tod me to use DR.. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and ssrssparills. Its effect on me
was toon iudicattd by clear and beautiful
enmple1ion, freedom from aches ana
psips a complete removal Of nervous De
preston, psiness rsg1lsritv in habits .;
digestion. snd otkerwis:. ! cIna1t pa! 50
The emsdv too highly a. true trierd to
.uferips xom4nhooi, and IS q strsnstasa
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Res. a.l CssIey % Rev.

pI11strrGH, October A-Wsilscs Ross
has acc. pted Conley's challenge for three
mile rsos for 81 go . side. The rsce Will
be rored four weeks from the signibg of
the articies
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Porter InHur,pea via

h., i'HN October 24-"Bluy" Porter,
hr,p.,. "a, "a. indicted for the murder OF
: n, a.sh, hes been committed to the
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.

and if any gentleman did not like it
could resign his office.