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Trm,icc'. NOtiCe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV Y, That, In and
by vIrIupo Of certain rrustDeeft NE executed
AZ Trustee Tor the use and benefit Of James D
Driver, hy ". n. GTider aud sue Order, OF
date March 9th, 1850, % secure note fai
g. TO- 90, duo aud payable March 10th, 1881
which said rutt Deed vas duly ackuuW LEDGE
and stAuIs eyordrd u the "a N = office Of Nils.
-isri pi Gu ty, hrkan-at. Ia pr'd Record Vol
:. pages a3j aud 63T, ! wul So -ld Trustee, on
TUESDAY, MARCH an. 1884,
proGee . sell, m :iHutuf ..e ou.t D. ousc doc.
iu the fuN4 q Dscyulg, Nr.an-a- NJ Inn luss
hours. FOR ssh Iu hand g. the highest bidder
20 much I ra following desert ID b 01oriv
embraced f# anil conveyed by -I'd lru-t Deed
to-wit. Tine s e. pat OF ~ Is of sect on 2, ) "
/. Of s.rlau trsC'l an ot syrli 90 Il ~.
srction is SD. 5 "a : ol -ert0u ~, ~ r = " :
It section L. y ' q, -r.i1. 10. = OF
section 20. s. I.ii Of section 20. W section
Al, NJ o section s, W = ~ ct aH b. y =
.s ~ Of sr. ..Y rs. EE oI s.ruun %. EN ul
s w oil section -, NsN 81 Of elton 30
WSaWk = SECTION 30 O.. .'.Hg sifuata and
lying in Gow.sIip u-J Us, ye Nor b, auH
Range II, eleven. ia O. I.,-I-sIp4 ouut,
ArkSnsss, C. nrtiniuE 3, 10 tfre.. m r., OF less
as may be u,f..Har. o. satisfy "a . deb. aud I.
ler cent inttre pr ranuln, rom March 2l4
Ssl aud cost, OF s4IrS -
JOHN L DRIVER
49, pfsio, Trustee.
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TUESDAY, MARCH an 1891,
Eru lrt' .I0tiCe.

E1'I + O. II RE Y GIVEN, That IN an
.v .ir.ue rae .a. ana Deed, o. n' cNsch
,I. Ir.,t... rth Use aud Dgusat Of Ja"..
B.. Dlyer. by -u. N Gi iIer ana " II Gridrl
ui d .e, ApIN Ism 1881, To ecure note g.
sl5.i an an open account T.. a. i3J "a, ate
4. d.ducung al ut'res or pr"ht Nhich "a lru-
Deed was day ,klpwedge sud stands record
I'd tu the .'fg s. Jaloe Of Mississippi county
KANSAS In DUrd rec I'd Vol D, pages 500 an
5Jf. will as said trustee on
TCEsDAY, MARCH frH IS3!
proceed 10 scIl, iu Front Dl the ourt use dooi
u t7e town Of OsCsllt, ArNansas, within leRa
aours tor cash IN 1snd to the h CHEST bidder
so much o. toe iollpwiug described property
embraced IN and conveyed by said trust Deed
to.wltI he - l. psrt Of ~ dissection 7, v
Il p section S tratl all u section II, FL H
sect Is, ~ \ " ;. ofscctior Il, w y "
Il sect on 49, a y VA section 70, M o
section %, SEN Of section Il, " !, pfsecto
/. n. Of sect on 3, W. Of sccti0u %, n.
~ OF section -, sen dissection %, Elt : Y
;. OF section - ~ ~ 9l SOC ,ou 80, y =
S'NI, II section 80, all being situate and lyin
a Township l2. twelve. North and Range Il
eleven Esst Mississippi C1uHty, Arkansas. COZ
tsunlug ll6 aores more or less as may b. q.
cesssry " satisfy said debt wltn 10 per cent
irterss, PEI spuun, on the o. D 400, from Apr
18TH, 1881 aud 10 per cent lntgres, per annun
on the 81 s9S a. ffOm July lst, Ssl, aud COS,
OF sale, etc
JOHN / DRIVER,
2-2-f. pf sli,37..g Trustee,
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a CARE.

L those contemplating the prrchsre # a
sewing Machine, would say that have stcur-
"a the Agency in this county the
new HOME, DOMES nc NEW mp OWED
WHITE, AID th- genuine MON .lAL
tl+,R Il.
which twill sU. q, ..r urtar .r...-
est 40 ishrd pric.a
Twenty-Five SOS. rl IUr 90.
Rcpairtr, al . f'p. ... H. f.
OF sow ny Nachiu.. ...NI
four Grp more bNrf H.. ...
TO. than all other ..H..E MI
Evrry Mrch'rr mad Ht per-.
Warranted rive I.Hr auH
b. uf-
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All the News
TEE APPEAL FOE lssl

The ArPEAL. hay'"g t1r f5rty-ihree years
.eou reco Fuizei as tie exponent of south ern
thought, routhou le.itic5 nd Suuthrr. indu--
Try, ard shared IL v.c!sEl;udes of TIE Southern
people It's now participating IN their prosperi
~ It's Increase in circulation ard business has
been steady and Hr1ken. Il has many more
readers now thaa ever before In it, long history
and 10 VIII b" the aim Of the management 10 de-
..rve a continuation q this patronage by the
utilization ~ broad full, complete. enter
prisiug ournal conn e. su etc with d e growth
"f the city, The pr spuritg OF he outh aua that
shall rark with tie Isrgs and neusrlis paper.
Of other great citie' Il has a-d will have c.r-
sspondents At ail the important points trJbu-
ary 10 Memphis, and 10 will use, sr Il Is %. "
.0lng, tho telegram Il. els frIts own -I ecIsl
'poris Of sil Interesting events The year 1854
prom lses 10 De- one Of the mos imrO.tsuL ~ tlis
rowdsd aud cyentfu. ce tury II VII Wi|ntss
Pr,s dcu ial elrr Ion funusgsi iI ..Iest. ana
o this gre con test the APrEAL " 10 b. wE.rs
9 has a.vays hesu--t the friend and adv ca .r.uf
ae u'nacr4t.c parry The Appeal TO- So vii
resent q rs readers daily faithful aul fun
ecIrc Of current events
TERMS:
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An com uuuic rlons sh0u'd bo addressed %
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On UIT" NOM 9NUTTI DO NITTessfd y
GALLhW ~ & KEaIlNG.
4,M... letu -scs.
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This pure wine is simple vege- \
table extract without Intoxicating
qualities, and has proved to be the
most astonishing TONIC FOR WOMEN
known to medical science.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

II "a ordered ,ha. a Convention Of the State be
held n, pstkelsbulg on ttday, July ~, 1884 Ut
ioo'clock 4. No. to G.ininaie candidates Tor Cover
nor, State superintendent Of Fee schools, Audi.
Tor, qIeasuicr, At,olney. aeleial, And two Judges
Of tho sup,eno Court Of Appeals. to DO voted Tor
At the general election to bc held Oh tho second
Tuesday OF October next; ind 10 nominate k.x
Presidential electors 10 10 voted for at Tie rrcsl.
dental election 10 bo held on tho fourth day o;
November no1t: 10 select State Central Commit
too, aud 10 transact such other business Us may
come before said Convention.
The Republican electors Of West Virginia and all
other voters without regard TO putt political atxs
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blot OF Actors.

French Pdpa. * 1thnIlil d tlff;eIah
shoamakers aud butchers can eat wha'
they please. Not go actors, who must vary
their food to suit the parta they play. iyiH
Iu the first place, they must not eat arti
chokes, Tor artlchokca make people sputlei
in talking. i&'n'H -'rl4s'E T'N
When ginger ordcrs rabbit at restau.
rant he muat ask to ace the head, 10 make
snre he Is not being imposed upon. 4s.gf
The cat Ia tho tenot'a worst enemy.
Singers must also eschew swesis. Bassos
and hearty villains generally must ea
game, especially the dark meat, and drins
heavy vines. Wild boar IL good, but no,
the tame variety. ..'.. ..lll ,
The man who plays the hero should feed
upon raw roas: beef, washed down with
old port wine. b Il assn li7 70 alsg, ~
The iugsr .es should avoid high season.
Ing and rich sauces. Chicken and spinach,
si!h milk 90 y beverage; but le. them be
ware the calls head. ~ q ly..sc9. ID. /.
OF course the young man who takes the
lover . part should aY IRON beets.eak and
onlons as from q pessilence. .t,!si. q
These who play such diaphauous part
rs the Commander in ID IN Jusn," and tht
elder Mr.. Hamlet should not be allowed to
dine at oil. "a .sf.l#Dt l6y n. ,iI.:fg ) n.
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wise produce; but II ls offset Ia his case by
q perfect command Of the English language,
q thorough knowledge Of the subject be Ia
called upon 10 discuss, and dexeterous
use Of facts and figures 10 support tho side
oil the question he fakes. He rarely hest.
tales for word. He never seems IL DO ut
loss for correct expression OF bis mean.
Ing. Withal, he Is neither djGnse nor
rambling In what he has to say. His argu'
ments arc to the point, lucid and concise
The construction q his sentences leaves
nothing to be desired. There Is even Ger.
tain elegance and refinement In his dictiop
which are wanting, "a rule,.in extempore
,speeches. All th,se qualities combined
would tend 10 make Senator Vest the fore
moot speaker in Congress II he had only .
powerful voice. As It ID, 1t seems 10 cos
him an effort 10 bs heard. His voice II
frequently drowned In the hum and noise
Of tho Senate chamber and itrarely reache'
,hO more remote parts Of the gallery
These, however. who ars near enough Il
hear him can enjoy bis speaking, though
they cannot always approve Of his ssnti
| mems. u g. i ~ 1,Gbgtt - sraEg st.sE y
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Hon C. D.. Hubbard In N. 7. Tribune. ~, y Il y n
West Virginia will -elect her Governor,
State oflicers, Legislature and Congressman
this fall. 4 There will be a fight all along
the line, OF course, because VIC, arc an o..
tober State. I think we shall be sble to
carry the State. 1ilden would have united
the D Democrats, and made it well.nigh i'm.
possible for us to phil through. Cleveland
will be awesk candidate. Indeed, withus
they have no streng candidate after Til
den. Tho tariff question divides them
when any other candidate is mentioned.
The protection. element is predominant in
III three or four districts OF tho State, which
have for their centres Wheeling, parkers.
burg and MArtinsburg. w. n IN nllis W
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Villas.

N"' $50 ~, ID. 20 stE ID nj ..r-..7 -,s
Villas, who presided over the Democratic
Convention, was tall. young lawyer-like
man, Of aslightly Oriental LOOK. His voice
Is resonant, made in the mouth aud breast,
without any throat notes. Ho Is little Of
the professional orator, and while his man.
ner is chsste his accents are rounded and
want flexibility and the touch Of nature. A
little OF theatrical elocution Is soon notics
able. As no proceeds his sentences are in.
asc.ed at the end with asperitY. and biz
commonplace lacks humor. He wears
spectacles, has reddish black beard scis-
sored cloae, and mustache OF the same.
Tbs idea he gives is that Of the rapidly
fsdged lawyer, sharpsnod into moderate
acerbity by court practice and coucsit.
When he ra.d tho Republican party had
accomplished nothing, everybody saw that
he was On ass, soon alter when he used
such words rs ..'soap,"' 'wa.ered STOCK"
etc, the illusion Of the last professional
orator in the North died away in the idea
Of a newspaper.educa;ed Tnespian. 3..
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Exchange. 10 'lf;
Evil! you hsve plate Of cream, dear?'
he asked. 3
No, thank you; I very rarely ca! it" she
sweetly replied. - 90 'Ll.g
"Wo'l, do try a plate Of strawberries,
Mo, Alfred, they arsso aigh.priced, and
reall y care but little for them" chs an.
swered. s.s'' .7E ~. r. lI-.
liam 30 aorry," he said, with an inane
desire to plunge his head into q butter.tub.
NOW you must, indeed, you shall, take a
glass OF soda"
"You will have to excuse me, but l only
care to aauater along with you, dear" she
replied. eiH 'AS' :
Hecould res;s! no longer "Will you
will yor-be my darling, ducky, wiley, my
Bweetess?' he exclaimed. "IHsa
They were married that mouth. Late in
Angus, when she mad bankrupted him on
icecresm and ten cent California pears,
he sadly remarked, II thought YOU did not
care Tor these thingc, Maud? You did no!
appear to before we were married." u
"Oh, ;ts, remember the time you refer
10, Mr.. Smith. I WAS a trihe careful OF
what alto just then" she answered, and
Mir. Smith buried himself in reflection.
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Doubtful,

Robert, bashful young student OF
Cupid, recently summoned up enough
coursse 10 escort a young lady home. At
the breakfast table next morning his father
ssid: +4F .saw E.sEIHEnSgGt
We'll, my son, did you go home with
any Of the eirls last Digh!?" ,-.,s
"Yse," said Bob. Y;
"Who was che 2" 10 .1fs7
Robert hesitated, but finally blur.ed out:
II thought it was Annie Warren, but
when We got to the turn. Of the road chs
went into Ella Hams house."
But should think you might have told
by the sound OF her voice." eald bis father.
"Neither Of US eaid a word" said Bob,
bluahing and ssammering. >
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In American politiep.' The address 10
signed BY J. D. Mckee, Chairman, and
nearly tho whole list Of members Of the
Independent Republican State Committee,
and by the Chairman and leading men Of
the famous Philadelphia Committee Of One
Hundred. II will puzzle the New York
Massachusetts boltera TO frame a iea.ible
renlv 5tft|t fFttAflE N-NIa gtFtg
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DIED,

I..1lt.,f srL4 'EsA DIED. - .p;4a y Il ana
-;NorLE-on Sunday morning, July 10, 1884, at l
O'Clock, LEVI NOBLE. the 49.h rear OF hi age.
Funeral OIL Tuesday afternoon ut o'clock from
his late :tsiderce at ut. Wood Cemetery. F.iends
Of the family arc invited. a
uELWld-on Sunday, July, 10. Issa, at O'Clock
4. H.. CAEsDANr HKLM;O. In his 18th year.
Funeral from his late residence, near Triadel.
paia, ". Va, on Monday afternoon at O'Clock,
Friends OF tho family arc respectfully invited to
attend. Interncut at Greenwood Cemetery,
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LH'tSIIH 1HE.stItNsEf. Y ,"E--7 I-7-T7- -7----
Souls are notgud never will be ssved by
the endeavors Of the higher criticism. We
maintain that in this great business the
higher criticism is OF no importance one
way or another. The research Of the critics
has not Effected in the slightest degree q
single one Of the t1utbs-the doctrines
which distinguish the Bible. These doc.
trines are TO no extent dependent upon the
work OF Biblical critice.
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NtTctuht 7TaTEH. NE9Tli,Il \ ,I,II7 - 4 v
& Harry Palmer, ia q young lawyer. Of a
neighhoriag city who recently had his first
case as counsel ior g prisoner in q criminal
proceeding. Father" ha remarked with
q large mir when he camo home, II hive
been appointed to defend q prisoner at the
bar Of justice" rs that 60 '.YtB, sir.
What do you think ,of It for a beginner 2"
"Well, my soa," Haid tho elder, Palmer,
with q kindly look, II think with a3listlo
assistance from tho prosecuting attorney
YOU will be abba TO convict your client.
Hsrry's OILY, hope is 10 have bis father for
a client eomatims. y, 4, - "A, tx ~ h,
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senator .,,1t' yc.r a. u suea h =, e..
'asainc.oa to,. Ntw lat 7,ibuae. I, s s

''dshinCtan ter. At'" 19'k 7'!14af. n, y +, IF
III he had q strong voice, Vest. Of Mis-.
Houri, would ba best speaker in the Sen.
ate" remarked one OF his colleagues the
other day. + an inclined TO think he was
at any rate not far. from right. i The defec!
under which Mr.. Vest labors is. Of course,
a serious one in a public speaker and
greatly lessons the effect he would other.
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80 N -7'fWe urdcrH'CoU -T--T ---1E7I
Her by her light: her pure and eloquent blood
hpoke In her cheers, and 81 distinctly Wrought
Ina! we might aimust say her body thought" Z
Toe natural blush is thus the offspring Of
the mind. It's physiological explanation
is simple enough. a larger quantity OF
blood than usual is aent into the minute
blood vessels Of the skin, these vessels be.
ing in temporary state Of relaxation, and
having had Withdrawn the natural stimulus
to moderate contraction, which is part Of
their ordinary duty. Ia SIN 1lE
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The Nashua, New Hampshire, Telegraph.
esyB: Ell Alderman John Co.'s, found ina,
In his very laiuini fhsumstic difficulty, the
only remedy which did him any good was
st. Jacobs OIL the magical pain.re!iever, +.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
To al persons holding liens BY Judgment O., a,b,c
WE on me real estate, Or any part lheIeti n,
IN pursuance OF deere OF tho sIu,Jc,,,, raw.
Of WheelUg made In Gauss therein nEl sinr o1ts
.nf1s Ihs real .s.steti .Netald Asos j. CT ors
20 INC satisfaction OF the l.tnI tLeIe1n M, Az
hereby req1ird to present. ali cl Inns held by tos
shd esch q you rE.inAt the raid Anos tsb,ins
iof adlnd!t4'ien 10 me, 8, INF oice No ia chi.
Ilne ttreet, in the City Of NhcllinS, Ohio ccun,y
Hest Virginia, Or before Tursd-y, JUly % J@i
Given Under my haro this 9S,h day Of June. isl
49,. JubEph K. Fault,
y2!1u tnnrtsfnrrr
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SIC More u Large Hat,

HashinGton uatche.. b. .7l,s si.,s r
"Wbat have you got fo- breakfast ?" in.
CURED gneat CT waiter at the Palmer
House, Chicago. 10. % ..afg isE,t.
"Crat ked ice, Eelszar lemoEadep, icsd.
tea and bromido OF potassium" WAS this
response. 55t4 -, pgaltsl j. prFp
Great Csar, man, haint you got no
ham an eggs an .taters an steak an bread
an coffse" queried the astonished guest.
"Oh, l thought you were delegate"
sald the waiter, and then he hauled out
bill OF fare and the man from Sapgamon
county ordered back woods breakfast.
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; Why Blunll.

deHEtmdH! Nd1aslns.
Dome gives vent to no nero poetic fan.
tasy, but declares veritable fact OF phyei
ology w1ou he declares. ia his funeral
elegy "On the Death Of Mistress Diury,"'
that ~" ,-r gH.m-...
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JOHN FRIEDEI
apr1o l1so MAIN STREET
A NEITHER VERDICT IN FAVOR OF
n THE CHAMPION. -. - -

A NEITHER VERDICT IN FAVOR OF
n THE CHAMPION.
Seeing an article In the Wheeling paper Of the lst
Inst, In which the writer ttates that al contest on
tho farm Of Archie J. Goodhue, near ClarIppton,
Ohio between the Buckeye Platform Binder and
tho Champion Light sarve'ter and Cord Binder,
tho Buckley Q was victorious w0 feel 1t due - the
representatives Of the Champion 10 say that we
were present at aid contest and We do no. he tao
10 say that we prefer the Champion to tho Buckeye
u the follow ing respects: The draft being lighter
(aa tho Buckeye has heavy side dlRti), ding
cleaner work ID thin graiu and binding the shcAvts
tighter than the Buckle, O. In fallen and tangled
grain the Champion did as good work IS the Buck.
eye. Nj Goodhue had bought tho buckeye come
time before and 1t had failed 10 work ctorly,
aud couple OF experts were sent on TO regulate il
~! got It 70 wore. 1t was tpe.ated by thtxe men,
while the Cha rplon was set up aud operated by
inexperfenced men Yet, with thefc advantages
given in favor Of The buckeye. we could not Zee
that 1t cxcelled tho Champion In my one point,
whilo the Champion did excel tho Buckeye in The
SHOVE particulars. = -: :
. 5. A. Sims, diaeon stecd, J. ". Fankhauscr, I,
D. Cunningham. James W. Watt, Tceaeld Rlgep.
bach, Jacob Yost, Thomas Rcyuo'dg T. k, Both,
Philip leiter. Rudolph zes!ger. Enoch Yos.. Fred:
erick stephan, Jacob A. Farkhauser. -.
e CLARISGToN, O., July 1884. 49, ~ fyl0
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
IN tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
The Exchange Bank Of Wheeling

ttf AHS IASnAEse bAuA OF Wheeling
-. I've.
Amos J. Okeorne, Laura ;. ptborac. h.s ,rts rn,,.
hnodmsnsee aud Hatlia NooLM, n,cc 4. SouA
Ailman George kll!o.t, James =. X FER. I ,,n.a
me Flint National Bank OF B,IIren1,,' 'I me-
James Macdonald, trustee, ", j. ~ Chw vnso'
trustee. and Alice johnson. W. eoNusn'
-9NdT pF In chsurery.
BY virtue Of m order o. reference en,,,es I, III.
spose emil LED eanse On thf 25ih day O, inse ,sst
Is referred to the undersigned onmIS jo,s, y
the said oust. TO Certain and 1eport
antvAnos J. uSborle within hi. Stsie "' es'sHa'
second-ihe liens upon ssld cs,sts md ,s,,.
amounts and prior ties, Rnd to Who n nwIns 'Ns'
mud he rental vaiue Of said zeal t,sip. md
whether the rent, and pttN oi ,pII real I. .na
VIII saiisf, within tveytaa tho lions tbron .nn
Foufth-@py Other matters deemed ,sT,~%ai nv
the commissioner or required By M ot Tho n,,,its
Notice Is hereby given that TIC uadeni.r. ID I S,,
nxcd upon tuesday,, the 10Th day Of juIS ~ !,
mo Time. and his Office, No. l22o Ct spus ,,nrt II
INC city OF .'heeing, Ohio County, II. Va, ~ ,ta
place a. which he will proceed 10 .eertaa Rnd ~
port the several matters In the .ad Older oi ,r,,
ente eqnired. NS' VI ''''''
Given under my hand this 18th dsy o, Jrnc, isa
lJDsEth R. truLL, Con mk,IGn.,.
Al. CLARKE, sol. for Compl.
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II, T. 4 O. Rallwny-LRAvxl pc,,.,,o = -, -.
WoodEhela and 6umnerleld at 600 a. m. and -
.. m. ARstvk =: Bsiiaite AT 91s q, NJ and 6:sS NJ
q Chic River z. k.-DxrAHr-Forp arkc,shnro
6 80 Il m; Accommodation 0 IS u m and q: q n ~
ARRIyE-ll:ho q n. 60 p m and 9:Yl q M ~ = ~
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kEtUbLiUAs NATIONAL 1lUHET.'
REpuBLiVAN LUlATi TICKET.

roK ilIAiiY, ....I-a.
FRANK juttS60H.
CLERK o. iuE cilcUir COURT,
CHAELEi y. no SELL,
vLIKx or 1nI COUNTY couLT,
". hkm l. LlNCu. \
lktiycuTia0 ATTORNEY,
JO3atA D. LLs0s.
AsslssoE. CITY Dl'rhicT,I
FRED. ROLLER,
AitEA.0h, COUNTRY DihrLlcr,
WA. a. MCCOY. I.
corNrY ipRy8YoR,
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III litg Torpid Liver. rP sHa.4F,
Night sweats, lever, ehllls, malaria, dyspep.
s!s, cured by "Wells' Health Renewer." 81.
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y r0CKHOLpERs' MEETING,

a special meeting Of tho Stockholders Of the
wheeling aud Elm Grove Railroad Company,
called BY order Of the toaid Of ltrectsis, 70 evil
BOARD, will 30 held At tho Office Of t6e said com
psny, IN Wheeling ". Va, on saturday, August
6h! 1891. at2 o'cOck p ~, for tbs purpose Of act
ins on 10 then submitted, TO ex cute
aud tkHe boads teeurca by deed OF trust Oh the
property Of the couapan {, and Of tranAactlug such
0 hsr buaineaa u may bs pres nted. y, = - II,
gree f.. hUlTkR, Becretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD BUG.
IL ~ Pnaeton; used QUO reason, Inquire at
ponadsop. Lewis 4 Co.. wheie Il can be seen. jvl6
r OST-ON NORTH MAIN STREET,
~ Sunday night. = Gold Bracelet. Finder will
to suitably rewarded by leaving At this ONCE. isi6
WANTFD-A RELIABLE MAN TO
wv take charge e. 3 new and profitable bud.
ne,s In this city. CAL atl22s Main street, between
tho houn OF 10 and u 4. n. and aud 4 r. ~. q.
W. AAEk. H1s-.1.liH -aa' .sls -1f79,I S1E = tyib :
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The PITTSBURGH DRIVING PARK,
IIOMEwOOD.
GRAND TROITING MEETING +!
$4,000 IN PUzsEs.

TUESDAY. JULY Is.
Purse No. 1--3:S0 class, tro.tiug. $50
Purse No. 2-?:2l class trUtting $500
~ ~ WEDNESDAY, JULY 10.
Purs, No. 3-22s class,
Purse No. 3-2:20 cims, pscing.. TO
eurte No. b-23 clAs'. trottiug-.."........1 leo
THURSDAY, JULY II. ~ *
Purse No. 6-2:l7 clss,. g........ 2Mo
Purse NJ. 7-tr.t 10 all 800
Purse No. sspeeIal...,.....
i.g.E 100 FRIDAY, JULY 10. s,ssEss
Purfc No. 9-2ls class. tco
Purse No l0-frHa TO all trottihg. $50
Purse No. 1l-27 class trottns ITO,
The DENT Mona" will not be allowed on the
grand stand, and must occuey wha; Ia Known Ls
the free stand or Their carriages on the lawn In
ffont oil Baue IT. ...El-s,.E az ~ - -
Train. leave Union Depot at 1880. and 1:.o P.
X. city time. = sT $50 :
General admission, sl.oo. Admission with con.
pom to reserved portion OF grand stand, $3.50, Ad.
misslou to Tree stand, scc. -
H.p Nc" VI LouGH, Secretary. - iyH