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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-06
SO SAYS sTALNAKER.
ResuIt of . Kansas City Interview
with the Secretary.

hesulf Oh q Han saS lily 1nIerSle"
with the Secretary.
Hon. Randolph Stalnsker, Secretary of
State for West Virginia, who is at present
in this city, the guest of Mr.. X. B. Ar
nour, was seen last evening by Times
reporter. Mr.. St2lnaker has never been to
the city before, and he was very agresably
disappointed with what he had seen. He
expected to find evidences of an unsub-
stsntial town, hurriedly erected, as though
or temporary purposes, and the fact that
he buildings we've of a particularly solid
.haracter, aud the whole tendency
the city indicated staying qualities
pad very favorably impressed him.
Speaking of his own state, Mr.. Stalnsker
aid that the mining aud manufacturing
resources Of the country were attracting q
great deal Of attention from foreign capt.
rslists, so much so that in Fayette county
there is one coal mine Of wonderful rich
ess, owned entirely by Euglishmen, al
though worked and supe=intenied by
Americans He mentioned incidentally
that the manager was u young man, only
: years Of sge, receiving salary Of $lO,-
% year.
Referring to the Democratic convention,
Mr.. StalnaKer ssid he believed it should
certainly have been held at either st.
Louis or Chicago, and OF the two Chicago
was to be preferred, simply on account of
he superior accommodations it was able
to afford. he did not believe the choice
Of location had anything whatever to do
with the effect of the nominations.
The feeling in West Virgins, Mr.. Stall
maker declared was strongly in favor of the
nomination OF Tilden, and if he re.
ceiyed the nomination he believed he
would carry the election over the head of
any Republican candidate who might be
nominated. There was some slight feeling
in favor of Mcdonald, bnt West Virginia
vas emphatically Tilden Safe.
Mr.. StaluakeI said he had not formed any
opinions as 10 who would probably be the
GepubIican nominee, although from the
isct that Arthur had made such a good
President, he would probably have very
srong chances Of securing the nomina-
ton. II Arthur did not obtain this, Mr..
Sialpsker was Of the opinion that Blaine
Sould be thei nominee. Speaking on the
talif question, he declared himself to be
IN favor of free trade in every State eX-
Cept West Virgins, and he thought that
protection was absolutely essential there.
lie did not believe in the tariff for reve-
rue only, and be did not see any reason
why there should be such an enormous
surplus in the treasury.
Mr.. Stalnaker leaves for West Virginia
- the close Of this week.-Kansas City
Timea
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rUHnY RaACM.


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which - Graphically Deses1AeA ~
.sWfGhs ftgnS."
AT noon yesterday, - the midday sun
was painting the snow on the housetops .
beautiful shellpink. and the busy wheels
of commerce had suspended for IN hour.
in order that men might 60. Mr.. John
Handlan, after getting ont Of wind com.
ing mp the hill. was tlowly and psacefully
vending his homeward way towards
North Main street. when horror upon
horror! Q tall Infatuated form sprang
from its ambush In the Grant House
and shaking its CORY whiskers
like the fierce Numidian lion, fastened it,
tsloDs upon the unwary and unsuspecting
wsyfarer. The U. and U, W. being, ss We
SAID, out Of wind from toiling up the hill,
MSS overpowered oy the superior strategic
.kil of his antagonist, and for Q moment
sss surprised by the massing OF the forces
of the opposing army. But by . flank
movement en- echelon, upon the enemy,
o. succeeded in discoloring his optic by
planting a battery in the region OF the
c m es.
This was q matinee for the circumam.
biept youth who were spurred on
by the spectators with such cheer.
ing words as "Bully for Tug
Wilson" "Look our, Reddyw
Mind your eve, R.ddyw But alas! for
the flee ting nature of human joys. Squire
Phillips arrived on the scsne and in the
presence OF justice the warriors ceased
their carnage, confessed aud we're fined 81
snd costs.
In order to eIPlain why the boys before
mentioned cheered the Ambassador, by
calling him Reddy, il is only proper TO say
that his name is Sam Woodmansee. Esq.
WIGHr nGHE.
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MARTsN'S FERRY.
Birthday Farty-New MOve-G'Ss'p
aud Personals.

aud Personals.
LIST evening Miss May Curley enter
isirfd number of friends right royalty
in oDor Of her birthday at the residence
If h, r father, Mr.. Amos Curley, in the
Ga d Spot
CsLsl Lodge No % AmalGsmated Asscci.
alton Of Iron and Steel Workers OF this
city has incorporated a society for sick and
funeral funds for the benefit OF i'll mem.
bsrs. The incorporators are J. w. Harri-
sop. Humphrey Williams, Jesse NJ. Smith
and William Springfield. The charter was
received yesterday from James W. New
man, Secretary of State. The object is a
good one, and We hope the society will live
lorg and prosper.
Mrs. J. T. Thomss is on tie mend.
Mr.. John UlrlCh is having his Ss.Oon IN
EInsville elegantly frssCoed by Mr.. Ell.
Keller who understands the business.
. Yesterday Mr.. Ed. Winning, of Steuben-
Vile, Was in the city among friends, and
reports his loss BY tie food at S., 600.
tie Lights o London will draw well
from Martins Ferry. The Climsx will
make a trip on Saturday night for the bene-
tit OF those attending, the ice not prevent
irg.
Yesterday Mr.. James Green returned to
McCOmb, Ill, altar an excellent visit OF
two months with his parents and many
friends here.
Yesterday Mr.. Joel Hobonsach, boss
brilklayer at the Star dard mill, had his left
hsnd mashed by coal car passing over it.
Council will meet tomorrow night
Iesterdsy Squire Reid and wife, OF Mt.
Pleasant, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. n. Theaker.
Mr.. A. Rals:on, Sr., who has been laid up
with typhoid fever, is on the mend.
Eve splendid new tenement houses will
be erected on Woods addition as soon as
the weather will permit
Mr.. Harry Souders will 60 TO houseke 'p.
ing in in his new house April first.
Yesterday Sam Rainbow buried little
Chi d at Walnut Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Linn is still critically i'll.
Yesterday Mr.. John Reed returned to
Pittsburgh after pleasant visit here.
Mr.. Marian McGrew has hired with
Theaker & Dickson for another year.
As yet, the Hanover hotel has not been
renud. Mrs. Burris will give it up the
first Of the month.
A dance will be given in Ferrelrs Cen
al Hall meet Saturday night.
Mrs Z. Smith, OF GAINESVILLE, is quite sick
al the residence OF Mr.. Martin Myers in the
Standard addition.
The relief store was open Yesterday and
will be open on Saturday for the benefit OF
q few who are in need.
Mrs Theo. Keller entertained number
of friends very pleasantly on Tuesday
evening.
Yesterday Mrs. DR.. Krim and Mrs. b.
Smith left for Bellaire 10 spend few days
with friends.
Mrs. s. A. Thomas, Of .Etnsyille, ION the
sick list
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BELLAIRE.
Burglars az WoFk-Aecidents-G
Personal Matters.

Burgiars az woFk-Aecidents-Ge
ReFsoBal Matters.
Yesterday morning at an early hour
thieves entered the saloon OF MI. J. j.
McDermott on Union street. and carried
of lot of fine cigars, wines, WHISTLES and
other articles. An unsuccessful effort was
made to enter M. ]. B. Watts saloon under
the Windsor Hotel through the back door.
Here they were frightened of by Mr.. Q.
Rumbach, who resides just back Of the
hotel.
CITY NEWS OF ALL KINDS.
Yesterday morning while William Moses
was excavating cellar for Pat Murphy the
bank gave way, and Moses narrowly es-
capped horrible death.
MIR. Frsnk Hindmsn is preparing plans
for a brick building that Mr.. John Kirk
patrick will build on Noble street, in the
Fifth Ward.
A concert will be given in the First Pres.
byterian Church tonight by the Sunday
On Tuesday Wink Riley, who works at
the goblet works, slipped and fell, cutting
large cash on his arm.
RI. Rev. 7. A. Jsggsr, Bishop OF the Pro.
testxnt Episcopal Church in Southern
Ohio, will preach and confirm in the Epis.
co, al Church of this city on Sunday next
at 1880 A. NJ.
On Tuesday night Liberty Hose Company
appointed a number of wardens, among
tbe m Messrs. Geo. Muth, l.. Long, Jr.,
Luke Gavin and VIM. Ernest.
McClain Bros. will do the stone work on
Mr.. ID. II. Rice's new residence.
Ed. Fitzpatrick has finger taken Of al
the nail works on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Episcopal
church will meet this afternoon at the resi-.
deuce OF Mrs. J. d. Barnhiil, and the Sing.
ing Society of the same church will meet
his afternoon at the residence Oi Mrs. K
Ray.
The quilt IT lied of by Mrs. NJ. Cites was
Won by Mrs. Anna Cooley with ticket
No. 76.
MrI. n. Grafton, Master OF Tonic Lodge,
No. 43S, +. ard A. NJ, received 200 for
Cincinnati for distribution among the
food sufferers.
TIE C. & P. Mutual Benefit Relief Asso-
citation will be held in this city on the 10Th
inst.
Mr.. Fred Bicksrton will shortly begin
the ere Ction Of Il storeroom oa the lot next
TO Gray's, on Belmont street.
This evening a literary society will bs
organized by the G class OF the High
School. at the home of Miss Flo Faupel.
Mr.. Jesse Randolph will erect house on
Rose Hill, and Mr.. w. ] kirkpatrick will
build residence on Grand Hill, at the
upper end OF the cut.
To-day the case of Bub Borum will be
tried at st. Clairsville.
PERSONALITIES.
Miss Maggie Rinker is spending few
days with friends at DenrisJn.
August Hsrlenstein aud Ralph Clinton
are On the sick list.
Miss Anna Hogue Las began c'erking ut
A. Wiley's store.
Mr.. O. G. Stringer, who has been laid up
by sickness, is again out.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Don atiops Recei ved General aud Per-
sOnaI Notes.

Don att0ns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auu Fef-
sonaI Notes.
Yestt rday Mrs. Harry Steenrod, OF Fargo,
Dakota, and Miss Alice Steenrod, OF st.
Clairsville, were the guests Of Bridgeport
friends.
The La Belle glass works has been fred
ready for resuming.
Mr.. James Duncan, who recently sol 4 his
grocery to Mr.. James Clark, will shortly
leave for Kansas to engage in agricultural
pursuits.
Mr.. Will BrideDstein has recovered his
revolver recently lost.
The Diamond -four mill will resume the
latter part of the month.
Yesterday box Of choice clothing was
received by the Relief Committee from
Bridgeport, Conn. In the box was the fol-
lowing letter.
BKIpeEroRr, Coxs, March "a, 1S8i-To
our suffering FRIENDS: Three or four ladies
feeling much sympathy for you 81 hsrings,
prepared the enclosed, hoping they may be
Of eervice to you.
(signed) KATE g. HozLE,
No. 254 z. n Street.
Recently box Of new and clean clothing
OF every description was received by Prof.
Orr, superintendent of the Bridgeport
schools. from 0akdale, o., for the sufferers
here. In the box was the following letter:
0AKDALE, o, February IS.
To the Pupils of the Bridgeport Schools:
You will please accept these slight
tokens of good will from your unseen
friends of 0akdsle who have not suffered
from the recent foods, but desire TO eK.
ter sympathy TO those who have. Trust
ing that they may serve you some pur.
pose, we are. with best wishes, yours IN Q
couriOn aim
PuPrLs 0AKDALE Schools
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An AmAIgamated move.

A correspondent in Sharon writes as fol-
lows to tie Pittsburgh Dispatch: There
appears 70 be movement under way by
The Amalgamsted Ironworkers' Union to
open up all the dsnominstsd 'blackshesp'
mills in the country. This, If true. is I'M
doubtedly the most conservative and wise
movement since the adoption of the scale
system. In the country there are quite
number OF socallsd 'blscksheep' mills,
and by drawing line Of demsrcatien be-
tween these mills and Others by os-
tracism, intimidation, ETC., many worthy
men have been deprived Of EN-
ployment, owing to thu horror OF
being called 'blscksheep,' and every
mill that has been lost to the association
has been by the mill owners making drafts
from these ostrscized mills, whereas, did
the association open out mill, as soon as
their cause was lost, there would be less
idle men, fewer so-called blacksheep, no
places for employees to make drafts from,
and manufacturers, and the community at
large, have far more regard for the associ-
alton. The loss Of Scottdale, Erie, Apollo,
McKeesport, and the recent loss OF Biz
minsham, Ala, and other places can be
charged as being simply the effect of some
Of the conclusions Of the general associs'
tom
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BENWOOD BRIEFS,
COLLECTION Of Bright Bits in the News
Line.


The p. W. & Ky. Railroad Company
were engaged yesterday in replacing some
cars which were washed off the track by
the flood near the Riverside furnace.
Walter Policy, q bright youth Of seven
teen. whose illness of typhoid fever We
Photographed few days ago. passed into the
realms Of eternal rest yesterday morning.
SEihs, fats and other light crafts are tied
up here and there through the streets, rem.
inisCent OF the flood.
Miss Maggie Crago is indisposed with
the measles.
Mr. VIM. Curran, one OF the popular
salOOnists, whose saloon was inverted by
TIE llCod, has had IL restored to It's original
nosiiion and is having another story added
tot.
MIR. McFGdden, an architect OF Wheeling,
WIS., IN town yesterday. He will estimate
tie cost of tie proposed plan Of remodel
ing the NJ L. Church.
4 Getting OF the Relief Committee will
he held at the residence Of Jacob Altmyer,
Friday evening.
The attachment suit OF Johnson vs..
Carey will be up before Squire Policy, to-
Gsv.
R-v u. b. Gull, the worthy pastor OF st.
Jubn'f Catholic Church, OF Bellsire, was
vIsitiI at the Ca.hlic parsonage on this
Si,c Yesterday
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A Fence Fight.

North Wheeling people in the vicinity
of Ha, e. & Wilson's planning mill, are en-
Joy ing lots OF fun over arumpus which is
in this wise: A family living on Main
,,r-.t built a sixteen foot fence on the
by, k end of their lot TO shut of the visw
of Main street from the family living in
the rear. Some wsgs have hung two Ger
uau flags on the fence, and every evening
ado TWO or three red lanterns. The other
fan lily will retaliste by building two rooms
(rrn which they can obtain bsttsl view.
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who IN IT.

Yesterday letter was received from Lis.
tie Hooking, ohio, dated March I'd, which
disclosed the following facts: The body Of q
rnsn was found at Guthrie's Landing. head
Of EeWburg bar, on February Is. Il has
every sppearsdeeof being foully dealt with;
the bridge of the nose was broken, and Q
hole, looking like one made BY bullet In
the back OF Bis head. He was about five
feet four inches In height with no whis-
kers, and apparently about twenty years of
age. he had on boots pants and coat but
no coat or vest.
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The undersigned hereby challenges any
man in the city Of Wheeling to wrestling
match, collar and elbow, cstch-ss -cstch-csn
or G ESQ Roman, best two In three, or
three in Eve, for Sos or $50 side. Will
give any man $40 who will give me one
fall in the first hour, cstch-as-catch-can
The match 10 take place one week from
date of signing articles. Send reply to the
RE5IsrkR Office. Challenge open for ten
days. WILLIAM CLARK,
March S, 1894 of Buffalo.
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Another strike at Alton.

Another gas strike was made at Beach
Bottom yesterday by the force of the Alton
Mining Company. The we'll is down quite
distance nov, and much stronger flow
of gas was met than a. the first strike.
Yesterday afternoon q party of gentlemen
aade a trip to the well and inspected their
find. They returned very we'll satisfied,
snd will probably carry the work deeper
still. They think there is great future in
store for Alton in the gas line.
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Death Of DR.. GiIniIan.

In The des,h Of DR.. Gilfiilsn, which &C.
Cured at West Alexander, on Tuesday, at
the age of 65 years, the commit unity loses .
prominent and respected gentleman. He
WAS he son OF the late DR.. Edward GilfIlan
one of the most distinguished physicians
O his day, who died at West Alexander
some years ago. DR.. Gillian was q life.
long resident OF West Alexander. AID
stood second to no man In bis profes sioD
in the West. DIR. Gilfllsn was married to
q daughter OF the lete Col. John Brother
ton. OF Ohio county, who, together with
four children, survives him.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 View Advertisements.

To Whom 1t May Concern-James Bran
non.
Music Class at Benwood-Sistsrs OF st.
Joseph.
Commissioner Sale.
Wanted-Partner.
Carpenter and Buildsr-stsphsn Mccall.
Tough.
Keep Your Eyes on This-Henry Jacobs
& Co.-[Head Of Local.
Damaged Dry Goods. W. Terrell.
Business Chaugs-W. A. Wilson.
Owners Of Engrsyiugs-E L. NicolL
Choice Cut Fiowers-Kirk's Art Store.
Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
French Condition PoTder-List & Will
liams.
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Was IL Suicide?

LIST evening about half past O'Clock q
very mysterious affair took place near
Welding tunnel, on the B. e O. railroad.
NO 2, the Baltimore express, left the depot
at fifteen minutes to 5, yesterday after
neon. Among other passengers Was man
who had purchased a ticket for Burton.
The man was very drunk and had a jug of
whisky with him. As the train neared the
tunnel, the man hastily arose from his seat
aud walking to the door, jumped off the
trGin, which was running at about thirty
mi 'es an hour. The officials OF the train
were Immediately notified by the passen-
gers, and the train stopped and backed to
tht place where the man jumped off. No
msn could be found, though the place
where he struck the ground was easily
found by the way the ground was torn up.
Whether the man attempted suicide or
ju,. I'd IF in a drunken freak is not
Il Hn,
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Eating Cancer.

John Naves. . young man living near
this place, has been afflicted for five years
with one Of the most angry looking eating
careers that ever saw. His nose has been
eaten away, and the cancer was feeding
itself on bis cheek, mouth and throst, and
ali thought 1t was only Q question Of time
Svift's Specific, and It's effect was wonder.
ful. After the fret bottle he could attend
to bis business, and after Eve bottles he IL
nearly or quite we'll. The poison has been
forcsd from bis system, and he Is 9 new
psp.
n. P.~CstnLzY. n. D.. 0glsthofpe. Ga.
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LOVELY
COMPLExHONS
-~s1
POSSIBLE TO ALL,

What Nature denies t0many
Art secures to all. Hagan's
Magnolia calm diSpels every
blemish, Oyerc0meS Redness,
Freckles, SallOwuess, Rough.
ness, Tan, EruptiOns and
BlOtches, and removes all eyi.
dences Of heat and excite
ment. The Magnolia Balm
imparts the most delicate and
natural complexional tints-
no detection being possible to
the closest observation.
Under these circumstances
a faulty Complexion is little
short of q crime. Magnolia
Balm sold everywhere. Costs
only IS cents, with full d.
reeti0nS.
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RIvaR News.

The Monitor srrived fr, m telow ye:ter'
day.
The Andes got away for Cincinnati at an
early hour yesterday morning.
Business was very dull ut the landing
Yesterday, as all the small packets are In
ice hsrbors.
The river was fillir e very slowly at dark
lest night with feet inche, Of water in
the Chsnnel
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SLIGHTLY damaged goods by water will
be opened March Sd. Yard WidsWigoas at
5 cents per I'd. good calico cents per
I'd. best cheyiot cents per yd.; dress
goods at half price; good muslin from AZ
10 cents; do all wool cassimers at so cents;
carpets from 1231 to 25 cents per yd., and
everything in the way of dry goods and
notions Call soon, as must sell them.
J, W; Fsrrel, corner Main and Twenty.frst
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old
NuFse.

Ms. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Tor chill
dr, n teetbing is the prescription of one of
ihe hest female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never.failing success by
mi,i;ons of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value Is
lncs icuIable. 1t relieves the child from
pair. cures dysentfry and diarrhea, gripping
in he bowels, and wind collie. By giving
ssslth to the child it rests the mother
prira on cents a hottie.
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NaniharInllInn,inn.-

WASHINGTON, March 6.-1 A. M-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, increasing
pressure, northwestsrly winds, and colder,
fair weather.
For the Lower Lake Region, increas-
ing pressure, northerly winds, backing
to westerly, colder and generally fair
weather,
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INDIvIDUALISMS.
Pertinent Paragraphs Pertaining 10
Prominent Persons.

Prominent Persons.
Lieu ant Darlington leaves for Wash
irgtUn day.
Hon. L. Boyd Faulkner left for home o,
the early tain this morning.
District Attorney flick left for Martins
burg on the l 40 train this mGIuing.
HsIry shuttleworth, Esq, Of C'arks.
burg, and Thos. II. b. Staggers, Of Fair.
mont, are in the city.
Messrs. William Armstrong, Of Washing.
tn, and John Wildmsn, Of Lynchburg,
Va. are the guests OF Mr.. G. Brues.
Miss Kate Marsh, the charming belle OF
Gravel Hill, Bcllsire, is visiting at the
bLnc Of Misses Laura and Alvenia Bow.
n,aD, 25l0 Eofi street.
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noyinc aud Boxing Pianos.

Persons wishing to have their piano
cars.u " moved or boxed Will fad il to
'n,ir advantage to leave their orders vito
+. w. banner, successor 10 Wilson Il
Ran.tpr
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The ssal ahtn r,~..

Has Q snoothnsss Of taste and richness OF
aroma not found in any other cigar, and
nature does the work. No drugs.
NJ. Reilly, Agent.
Wheeling. w. Va.
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LIVES OF great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime.
But herewith II a suggestion-you can have
a better time
By lndnlging in liquor, pure and fresh and
healthful too.
Smiths cream ale is here referred to-a sam'
ple yOu'll not rue.
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Pianos.

An assortment Of second hand pisnos OF
vsrlous makes, fully warranted, for sale
cheap. in order 10 make room. Call and
eIRniDe. +. w. Banner, 1910 Market st.
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Plts Cured SIX Year. Are.

''It has been six years Eincs was cured
Of hts. says Mr.. w. Ford, Of Wiet Jeffsr-
con county, Ind. Samaritan Meyvins did
It" And 1t always win, reader. sl.6o, at
uggists.
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Go TO the anniversary entertainment OF
tie Young Peoples Working Association.
al the FIRST Baptist Church. Admission 10
cfntS.
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GUARANTEED to cure q Cold or Cough
Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by Edmund Booking and c. Menkemeller,
Wheeling; andF. p. thinner, Bridgeport
q Druggists
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NEW stock OF goods just re-
ceiyed. Prices very low. JACOB
w. CRU BIB, the jeweler.
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HUNDREDS write they owe their life and
present good health to Acker's English
Remedy for consumption. coughs, colds.
&c. Sold by Edmund Booking. g. Menke-
miller, Wheeling &. and Z. p. Zimmer, Bridge
port
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MoRNINa Glory B,king Powder; always
fresh and pure. No family should be
without il g. 8. Fssny, proprietor.
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AChAllenke.

MORNING Glory Baking powder. All
good bousekeepers recognize its excellent
quality. G. 8. Feeny, proprietor.