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Col. Dnn.

Col. Dan D. johnson, the irrepressible IN.
discouraged Congregational candidate Is In
town ns usual. He blows tha same horn
that Windy Wilson plays 30 gracefully,
and hopes to get ths nomination for Congress
In the First Congressional dis,rict, 10 the
tune OF the Horny handed Lsborer." The
Uolonel's Only look Of encouragement come,
acrots bis .tyler county features when Lewii
Baker collars SONS Frat district man npd
introduces him 10 Col. Ben Wilson, and the
look then thsnees to one oi di'gnst as he
s,gbs "Oh II T. had not started that investigs'
ton OF the pt.blic printing" Next year the
what arduous duties incident 10 the getting
out OF stavss and hoop piles ltis likely
that he will also havs'a committee OF til.
next Legislature investigate the schedule oi
rates Of the Oh 10 River Road Tor hauling the
same,
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Yesterday ous OF the delegates 10 tho Dem.
ocratic convention, prominent gentlemen
from The Third district, dropped in at Martin
Tholnton's capital restaurant aud took din
.ner, As he ate he remarked 10 a ntighbor
ut the table: .'This 10 the frat meal have
eaten in Wheeling for ten years, and the last
one took with tho Bsme man. Tbs pro-
pr,etor Of this place kept q pretty good ree.
taurant ,bsn-the best here-and remarked
that he.hsd evidently come TO stay. snch
good meals at such low prices were bound 10
make SUCCESS Now find him giving sttll
better meals for less money. II come back
here ten, years from now shall expect To get
regular banquet for time. III.
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TQ.SlxhL,h HlaMnuf.

AS heretofore announced three big meet,
ings will be heId at Capitol Square this even.
Ing. Three substantial wooden stands 10,
the speakers and officers have bsen erected.
Id" meetings will bepromp;ly called TO order
al $3.50 P: N. There will be speaking from
tar ee stands.
John y. Pendleton, Egg, will preside at
the stand on the north slue OF the Capitol,
and will introduce Henry8 Walker, Thorn AZ
J: Bradford, 4. 8. Brown, D. H. Leonard, W.
Lively. George Price, ]. G.. Mcclure, @.
W. Daily anu J. I. McGraw. JEqr,,
Col. Robert White will preside at the GEN.
trail stand. and will introduce John E.
ketna, ]. Davis, D. B. Lucas, @. T. Csld-
we'll, B. F. Martin, James Il. Grove, s, l.,
Eoarnoy, Q. E. Hogs and W. F. Dyer.
Col. W. W. Arnett will preside at the
Stand at the south end Of the Capitol, and
will introduce William l.. Wilson, Eus,ace
Gibson, r. 2. Dennis, Frank Hereford, W.
4. Trhvs rs, John W. Harris, Josepn Bpiigp,
D. D. johnson, W. II. Hogeman and W. 8.
HenshsW. ui.
The .q1ara will be illuminated by five
electric lights. ono ct each corner aud one
midway Oh the west front. pe4.,' ~
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the nusS sunu ERrHip
The best Chcnp Excursion Eyer Onerer
TO Hht cling lsrnnIc - r.

The Rest Cheap Excursion Eyer Oueret,
TO wheeling People.
Mr.. Big Ssu OF Nsidhart's ticket agency
and loan Office, has scheme which Ii car,jsd
ought out 10 win for him the gratitude OF tho
ontire community. He proposes to ORGANISE
at an carly day a cheap e1 ,ursiou on the
Cook personally conducted" plan. fro~
Wheeling via Buffalo. Niagara Falls ann
Lewiston, Qaebec, Toronto and Montreal I
ptS i ,ne thousand i.lancs and down~.s
At. Washington en- route, to Boston; thsncs Il
New n York, and hons via Washington and ID
Baltimore. The trip can DO made In abont
ten days, and the price OF 3 ticket viii IN.
S S.e pa, pss'sgss d throughout ali hote hl
the excurslonisla need .pend sb,oin III, ,aiM
nothing except for their tickets. Thoss S a..
stri2E to join such parry should viii. to
Nj. Neu or call for particulars It once. ~
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nELLAlRE.
Hetl's Time Cosroys Drawing.
Strike on the h Z. d @. n. Il. gt
Dallas Smith hiss moved 10 Ess! Liver.

strike on tho d =. d q, n. Il.
D,,loo smith hoa movod IN Esst r,ror.
n,ol 49, ' r'' ' A'''N " N 49,
pun 80. i-.-
town .ss,a-iay ' " :" -" 'e"'' N'' no -
w.,
Mrs. oaooine houston ID mere from pitts'
ontHh on a VISIT
., ben. .. Mcbtloe, Oh inc National iotel'
o.. oiai'sv,ile, was mere yesterday as WIZ
Ae,1s ~ u'a,'
iiornbrooks Park Is iayorite place Tor
Bellsire parties this season. Another went
ou. lhefe yesterday.
me upper walls Of the large three.story
brick, 30 long landmark In the Second
ward, are being rebuilt
Miss Lizzie parke, who has been the
CUES. Of Miss Jessie Sharp, has returned to
her home, at Johnstown, Pa.
Monday night there WI 6 succession oil
rows at the old ,annery on the creek-"the
marble 'front.'" as It Ia dubbed.
The school houses ara IN Ia renainted
~. ". Uouso IN has the contract "a Mao that
for The Bpnwood school homss m which
be Is now working.
An excursion at three dsva To CLEVELAND
will lesys hsre at sevcn o'clock neYt
Wednesday morniug. oyer the q. K p. IN,
50 rs The round trim - y ~
0Tbs,a Ia tall n = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
hawai- 70 y 10 sH 1s ~, sIosc1lp''on i1I ooa
small proporlion Of tho mnnsv won m hi,
races would do the work.
Tho v,oo, ,.orL. ...,, t.,u l,, 49,, :,
o,o h,"hi, ,,ia"aaa ' - wi uiae1 ahu M
u is ps"seu ~ .ue WY .nnss a1t
Monass a ,ha I 10. aoun'91 steer pus GU. on
mon &C., ~ rA wo met nay S" tne ns'' '"csofy
HororJ 1,oh.,La..a. H.. ,
,ointsd f,ra,man e1pe ~" i".a oeeil ~
shons hn,o IN nia,a - w. w. -; ial'' NV
Marlin haJ ;,st 49, y, LOW .pn - . Ma
nnahjn ~ h.,n" ,,;s 80 9a %pp1 1ns w.. wa.
on acr6nnt ~ s; na .S''y 'toia o'eVe'ane
w =, ".So"ns y. ''.,'A.'s: m
II Is nov often mat the odds change e
mush tnst man can oct thesame on boil
s'ues ahd VIII. a Ssiiatrs man bet tivt
goI,ais 70 Ten on MsAton and next day tvt
aoilsis 70 ten on H"iL De won five dol
iats; ana would nave NON Just the same hat
Manton won the rec. -. w.
Heil's time Of 2l:o0 was made with n,
effort during the last part Of the sacs, sut
yet 1t 10 very. little over minute loupe
than the time Of Wheeling's crack oarsmeu
It would not do to bet too surely on any
wheeling osrsman sgainst Bellaire's kid
80 think heirs itiends.
The Bellaire Plumed X nights have adopt
ed a uniform that will IN IKE good show
The coat and pants are whits duek, "a,
tho Goa. with brass buttons. and a whit.
helmet with red plume. Lanterns viii b,
carried and probably c.nee. The Uniform
will be ordered at once.
Con, Conror ,onr, mn, ,;,;,. :.
Gnsrnsev srest and wnrL;an a -, . t,s' p;u ~
aida blss. inrnars ac,oau ~ o. luz. to n's WI
I drowned vea,e,dsv ;nst ef,or 40 a;nna e!' W. "
was in swimming NJ ,hs soot If ,ha ,,a AZ,
slav hsnks whsra ,ha ,ro,e, = y, ,a VIC 1'eei
snd waa sa;zad w;,h c, a,o, !" H. Ivy ueep
nnco ass;s,aJ hr 49, o ~.ap ne "as y
| hold ahmed and ha wan, ~u%ar' wv In ~ =;
s,rna.iss ha a,,aaat Isan. u ~ ~!
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a HACK Alley Meeting.

A "Clsveland, Hendricks srd Reform mole
raising" was advertised to take place in The
Sixth ward last night, at which halt dezeu
Congressman and otl;er equally famous ORA
sorswere to sresk, Arepor,tr follow ed the J. r.
elson Club drum corps into somebody's back
yard, soutli oITweniy stree', and found
the meeting and tbs pole. Both we're l,ttls
ones ~ cent. This only speaker from
abroad was J.. ". St. Clair, and tho home
talent WAS Col. Arnelt. Judge Houston,
Denis OF cete and n. T. Frame. :
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skS Louis @. Ne!dhards ios Pittsburgh tick.
Forest Fires In Mlcnipnp

DETROIT, Mlcu, July 22.-speciaIs 10
mo fre Piess from various point, IN
Michigan a. report forest fires atlll raging in
different localities, slthoueh in most plsce,
no serious damage ba, bsen done. A.
CarYa. Mich, the lumber il E. J.. Conlen,s
yards caught FIRE and 500 900 feet wU up,s 9s
shoyed. Part Of the strikera REUSED 1 o r.
n " the fire, Int said "Let it burn" A. A.
% isap'Ga the SAW mill and lumber ward
81 geo; W. Crswfords caught fire j,om
lofest hres and was totally DESTROYED this
evening. Eight million feet OF lnm in.s
burned. Loes 10000; injured for SO o0n
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A MnIcll Illief

RANKIN Wiley, Mason county delegate,
narrowly escaped the loss Of his watch in the
Mcclure House lobby last night. He felt
something Juggling at the watch guard
around his neck, and looking down detected
man trying to detaeh the watch from the
guard. He made dart It the fellow, but
the thief wna too agile and soon disappear.
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New II the Time to INV.

during tie dull season, when good. are sold
At and below cost to rednce stock, Good
striped carpet at lao. Good ingram a; $50.
sioou Brussels at $50. Good floor oil cloth Al
"a Window blinds. ready to hang, at 400.
ad ood bolts wall papers snd 100 BOLT, tor.
deFs to mxluh; Gal soon ilyou wish to save
money. No. 20luaud 1921 Main street.
-s-s0uN Rov4ER. Art
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on the B. 4 y. to Dayton Soldiers Re.
union July 29.h and 30sh. 1854 Ga the above
GATES, ronud trip excursion tickets will be
SOLO 10 Dayton, good for rsturn passage Ia
Augqst ;lst inclusive. A National Sold;srs'
anu sS1io,a' Reunion aad Soldiers Monu.
n nientS nsdlcation viii be hell at Dayton,
4n1o, Jo!y ~ u an6 81 1884. Leave Wheel.
TX a. s'1oA. NJ ard ll:s5 N; fare for round
I'm; fare for round trip IS Is. '' - :
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George ". Tlppett, the unlsundried editor
Of the Point Pleasant Ffgi,ttr, 10 on hand
and Ia bright cherry red for Wilson and re.
form. George Ia your ideal unwa,htd Dem
oorat and 10 he lsans against the most con-.
Portable projection Of the Mcclure House bat
and diseouises about Wils,p, and Ggsius,
monopolies his auditors almost feel them
selves impslled to tear up their passes ant
l 3n IN Ts s.a.'ae si svss
ing desori ptlon VI tho February hoods, bu,
his admirers look at him md At once con
cluds that thers ara lotaoi things he know
more about than wAtor.
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VISITING NEwNPApEK MEN.
Lots of the Pre.s Gang ON Hand for the

Lots OF the Prc,s Gang ON Hand for tho
ua.t Convention. a,II. ,lrYHl,
Mr.. Fred sMurssy, the brilliant stat cor.
respondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
Gu:tite Is here, and has made no effort 10
steer clear OF the Wood county delegates.
They do not love him down there.
J. N. Davis, OF the Huntington N.g., ID
among the visiting Journalists, He ID also .
delegate from CabeIl. He Is a seven iooter
In height, but that does not make hir1 my
ths less agreeable. -I.1aH
W.. hampton, the beautiful and brilliant
editor Of the Cincinnati Metehaa. Traveller
put In an appearance last evening aud will
g'2, on the big convention today. H.
came hero from steubenviiie, whare lie was
formerly city editor OF tho Herald ind
where he bns been visiting tr'enos.
Harry q. Tippett, son OF Editor Tppett,
Of the Pt. Pleasant Rtgis.tr, was leit a,
home by bis father to run the oflice, but be
couldn't Withstand the temptation and pu,
In An appearance yesterday 10 see the fun,
| Mr.. Tippsst, Bf, has been la, town sirce Mon.
day. ~
Mr.. Frederic Emory, tha talented CORE.
spondent OF the Baltimore Sun, 10 In the city,
casting M eagle eye" over the situation.
| MtsstH. Ell. b. TAFT, formerly OF the Even.
ing journal and John Thornliill, formerly
mail ind banking page OF tbs House OF Dsi.
ega!es, ara here representing the Charleston
Daily Times with which paper they are cor.
nectsd. Each has many friends in Wheel.
Ing. E..
K. E. Homer, Of tho Parkersburg Sentinel,
got In last night A. B. White of the Sat.
Journal, will DO here To-day.
Julian +. Fleming, Of the Morgantown
Mn Dominion, Is at the McLuys.
ut. Hall Marshall, Of the Grafton Standard
u: ". Plauenburg, Of the Falryiew Courier,
u. W. Donnslly aud Howard Templeton are
among the representatives OF the Slate Press
CSpt. w y. Cou!son, Of the Martlnsbure
Statesman, Ia here.
u. o. Msupin, OF the Moore6eld Examiner
and y. +. Poland. Of the Romnty hsriep, AZ,
on hand. -
Both Wiley and McEldowney, OF tbs Wet
eel Democrat, are taking In the convention.
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A delegate from Cabell county named
Fry,l not being fully ,aequainted with the
strength Of the fuid refreshments sold in
Wheeling, was found by his friends in a
tired condition. They put him to he'd,
When he awoke he was minus his roll Of
bu, oue mightas we'll look for needle in a
haystack as to try and fad that 500. ID,
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Bill Lynch. or Greenbrisr, says he Is really
surprised that Col. Bob Dennis should make
sucn a statement as that Greenbrier wat
rssliy for Fanlklsr, although instructed for
WILSON," He declarsd;that the Instructions
voiced the sentiments OF this Democracy 0!
the county. Greenbrier, Fayette and Ia
and they will all stald by him or there will
be "wah." Monroe, he declares, will give
hall her vots, at least. 40 Wilton.
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The Plt!sburgh, Cincinnati l. ST, Loni,
Railway will run special excursion trsi"
10 Pittsburgh Saturday, July o6,b. Train
VIII leave Wheeling At 0 O'Clock r. n (cItv
t,me) nspecial train will also connect Al
Whesling junction with train, leaving Pitt.
onrsh Sunday n;s.t at 1880 =. y. Round
Monday, July 2Sth. 11'A
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esnas0r D. A. Hobss,s. Of Writ county,
who by hia oniet and digni6ed manners
maSestr'ends wheseve. be goes, arrived vel.
terday and has rooms at the Female Colless.
TIP sepator IL converting with 6 crowd OF
'mncs!ing sdmlfe'n !sas e7snjng said that
Wirt would DO nearly solid for Faulkner. A
SINAI! fraction will support Wilson. EsSaler
mas tha cal! Tor Auditor With ;'Wirt's delega.
lion, and Mr.. eauds, Of Parkcrsbu,g, for Al
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Gen. J. N. Todd, OF this city, looked chasr,
lul lost night, but said little about his owu
chances. He prom ,uncod Faulkner the com,
Ing man for Governor, Gen. Todd's compe
!tors for Stste Treasurer are not numerous
Phil. Thompson, OF Cabell county, is one oil
them. His strength is very uncertain qusn.
lily. owing to complications which may arise
IN the convention that sre not now taken
into account, Gen. Todd'a contest will cone
lsta In the day, and mis- late will be pretty sp.
parent hefore ballot Ia reached, from thu
deposition made OF other positions on the
ticket. az n IS "a
cof. Alexander Monroe, OF Hampshire
county, got in last night rather lste and at
once began working up Eoaershhoom ios
himsc!s for atata Tteasuysf. Tbs colonel
doen not feol thst serene confidence iu>hia
nomination that Christian feels In four nces,
but he feels that he has u four flush chance
Of success with q ono in fifty chancs Of filling,
IT a general and unconditional subscription
10 any aud everything that 10 advanced ios
aud asninat himself goes for anything, tbs
Colonel will be nominated. ~
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RouxD trip 10 Pittsburgh July %, Al 90
EVERYTHING ODMfUkrABLE-s SIR
Y 9OWH AND ENJOY YOuRREIyra

Tho Manner in Which 10000 peopIe
faE" Conf 'rt undcr the Vast favilions
o. john soeinsoa's Ten Big Shows.
The amusement people will be pleased 10
read the following from the Detroit Eee
Prest: gga ma ,s...I. ~
I'VE are p!eaeed TO note the fact that John
nooinson hss made another great Improve.
msnt IN the se.ts OF his Gigantic New SHOW.
As now erected, each visitor has comforts.
pie scat 70 himself. It Is u decidedly great
~, nho oenehc'al innovation on the old s;yle.
lnsI afe ALSO arranged that every one III the
w WY ~ auoience can Sea distinctly what's going
John R0binton will aYa two mammoth
performances in Wheeling Tuesday, July 20.
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TIE 1ncrensing importance or Hew or

The rapidly incssssins Importance OF Nav
O'leAus,as not only the business centre but OF
s'c;al and intellectual development, is fore
shado~ed in the Insignificant preparations
being now perfected for the Great Industrial
and AIT Exposition 10 he hsld there this az
sunn. The inauseers chsilengs the grandeur
OF the Centennial Exposition ut Phiiadelphia
IN 1876 and no visitor or exhibitor will , e.
elect the opportunity, II he is wise, both be-
Tore aud during the exhibition time. to in
vest IN the houo:sb!y nanased Loui,iaua
state Lottery. the , e1. drawing OF which
Wal take plaza. Tuesday, August IL. ANY
inlormation CAD be had on an application 10
n. A Danphiu, New Orleans, La. paw
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods in the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
OF suitings, 100 different Patterns OF
Pantaloonlngs, and 81 different Patterns
OF Spring Uvercoatings. Made uu In
best style, ut U. HESS Il SUNS.
No. 1891 g. 1923 Murket Street.
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Sim Nenliu Here-Le, the Convention
III gHn--f1 Proceed. u.E

lin Ntalis, the one.lssgedI ed.headed, red
faced old veteran, who, for 10, these many
yesrs, has served ths<Democratic party 40
aootEeepsr OF the House OF Delegates st liz
rate. OF \ per day whi!e the ,Lsglslature 10 Ia
session, rot In from Hampshire comfy last
night wrapped In q linen buster OF wonder.
lul psopoT;taaE As afrvel, oid esatoh,
Gold:hesaed cans ena sll, faites and jollier
than eyer; Ae received regular ovation as
be strolled IN to the Mcclure HOUSE, Nsalis
10 bsrs to boom mp the clsia,s Of bis old time
friend, CO.., AleE Monroe, Tor the etdce OF
patron saint, nnd this Ia where Nealis pro.
poses 10 repay In part the many services In
has received at Col. Monroe's bands,
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various candidates, said: swell, I hardly
know. We come here aninsirue.sd and
have not yet csucused as to whom we will
support. As far rs am able 10 T1dge. VII.
son and Faulkner stand m tquai show with
rs. There IL a Raymond streak, and X II
should uanspirs that he had any show what.
ever, We might vota Holid for him on the frat
ballet. Has,ler claims our county solid,
mt think he got TO work little too late.
Your man Darrah will probably receive a
msjority OF our votes for Auditor. We shall
vots solid for tho present Supreme Court
iudpesn ..n.' FH.Hs u, 'oH.. Trs &.
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III Is A EAt,t,.

Hundreds OF let,t ~ In our rove.t,o, fco,Io, i,
which may be had by return ,uRi are our rn,b1
~ 10! The assertion that skin. cam and iirm,
humo's, whether scrolu!nuB. Inherited ar CON- ~.
gions; lnay now be pei mantntly cared byfutcu:r
Cn.tcura and Cuttcutn Soap, the great sti ,n,"s
sn1 btautiteu. externally, III oLe hall IL. lima
and at one'hAlt the expense y mn, oItn, .ss,," 'e
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HURON, OAK, July 92-A iearinl hail
storm three miles in width swept owe, a
rich farming country, Three milpp from M,
city. Tho damage is fully $4,000 Tbs s
hail s'nnas vnr. 90 lorge as han'a go, SAY
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Col. bob Alnlr Oh I.ttchie Countr,

Col. Bob Blair, that polished and urb.ne
!aSyes from lsttoaie COUNTY, sometimes
known as "theRitohie county Whi'lxind" ar.
rived yesterday, bringing up the rear Of his
coua'y's delegation. The Colonel wnen In
le1roga.ed us 10 how Richie would vote for
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Salvation Army Hcut,.x..

GENEVA, N y. July GA mob ,o.aov
attacked the Salvation Army hall at Bienpe
a an completely wrecked tbs building Tho
follce we're powerless. The mob ereat ill.,
outnnrnte thpmH - 'A'o sieAt'y
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TWENTY-FIVE boxes choice Gfavely Tohsc.
co inst received and for sale at lew market
rates by. G.a. FEkxr,
~ l3l0 Main street,
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Mn. L. TrAurxAN, JR., druggist, Read's
Landing, Minnesota, writes: "Ay mother
has been cured BY at. Jacobs Oh, the great
psin.relieyss, OF numbns:s and pain In her
arms', l.f -.U i. no....-. 49, - 60.
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GKEATESluN hsilIu

Cut!eurs Remedies arc tho rrestc,, r,,a,o,,o, -.
earth. Had the wort case salt kb.um IN ,bis
country: My mother hsd II twenty ycal. and III i,
fact etrd iicmit. lbelieyc Cnucu,s You'd hss ~
sa.eo h'r l!ie. Ny arms. tlea.t and head were
cured until used the Cuticuta Resilient tntt,v
any, aAc Cuticura and Cuucute Soap, exfeEusily
J. ". ADAMS Scwa,T a
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New Rooks-s!snton 4 Davenport.
JOS. Spsidel i Co.-Mammoth Wholesale
Grocery.
Stocks for sale-I. Irwin,
Observation-Disclosures.
Wau,ed--A Situation,
Great kanawhs River Improvemen.-W.
P. CraiRhi!l. =
Assessment Notice-FrAnk Bowers.
For 6a!e-Hou.e and Lo.-Char!es Sea.
bright. .Ua y -
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shaved for hlm-and this lie Keunn's
chance to pay him back. Us more Of $50.
RIDGE than Watts ought 10 Ask, but reckon
ha was bound TO have 4 that wkv.E think
Watts will make the riitls-he viii X Faux.
nsr gets his hearts desire, N.f.1 yialtN n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-23
Great Blond Mpllici,,np

The half has not been told az 10 the rca, c,,. j,
I'VE poSe's Of the Cnt!cuEa Remedies have nS' 4
hundreds Of dollars medic me- 10 nu,c d,st., ..
Q! me hlold and skip, and never found anyIhi ~
yet to equal the Cut!cusa Rene ticS $40 u
Providence, L. J. 49, ''-''A"''
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'la his report the Goysrnu.u, CDsut

II regard all alum powders as ve,y mr..
wholesome. Phosphate and tsttArtc ,cS
powders liberAte their gas too freely in n,o.
cess OF baking, OF under varying clIm,,Ic
changes suiier deterioration"
Dr.. H. A. Mott, the former Goytrpmsr,
Chsn's, after a careful and elaborate . T,n''
nation OF tho various bskirc powders Of
commerce, reported to the Government in
favor Of the Riysl brand. '' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-23
(iIIrA in EYerr l:nco

-, :, NV tAK INV VIt!NT.
lonr Cuticuia Remedies ou.sell sIl other lstl.
cines KEEP Tor skin dIseases' My customers s.a
s,'en ssy ,hs' ;hey have effected fuIe III every
'ns'ance' "hefc olhtr rem dies have isiid
Frant ford Falls, N. Il. 'oo" "" h'p'
eold BY al druggists hi "; CutIclr, irrn;S:
EesolTenr, 81 %; Soap. rs Cents. otter d ,ur ssd
Chemical Co., Boston, Mag. ~ AAu
Send for "Now to cnn Skin DIsege.."'
HFhl1Ty ror suut,urn. Tau xu1 OF .1sy Kim
- olTVt 6iackheads, .imp'es, SKIN Mrm,.hps
Inu ,iIsiitle Aunors. use cut,cun oar. iesi
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By all means 60 to Pittsburgh, Saturday,
July 20. -