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CORA TANNER,
New, Realistic and Effective Scenery,
Startling Mechanical Eject
Produced with Great Outlay Of Expense.

RB-leo the Great Scents, Westminster Bridge
aud tho Houses OF Parliament by Night" aud
"old suioC House and viOw OF tho River Thames,
Opening OF tho Flood Gates, tho Rising OF the
Water" and 'ToweF HILL"
Admission 10 and 500 Reserved STATS \
Sale Of SeRtS Mt BRumeF's, Saturday, DsOsml
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ponble 1.Iopeln 8 ID .nnd q KIllInr.

ANNA, Ill, Dec. 4.--Albert Champion
and Afs. John Mitchell, both Of Smith.
land, deserted their isuillGs on November
20 and elopod. They came to this PITY
ard Champion obtained work on the Mo-
i msRSI vs Syod hfST sS aS SGS S BIZ
arrested, AZ Champion was returning
from work he was met BY CITY Marshal
Jones and q deputy, who PLACED him
under nrECBt and proceeded 10 search
him. As they were about 10 search his
boots Champion prOlOs!sj, having $3.50
concealed therein, and knocked both men
down. Jones then drew hlB revolver and
ihot hia prisoner In the abdomen, Cham.
plon cannot live. Mitchell furnished
ball ior bis vile, and they will6tStt for
home In q day or two,
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THE WHEELING SOCIETY.

MI. Wilson then gave some interesting
data about the local association which
still has its headquarters on Market street.
The membership 10 now lOS, an increase
Of 40 in the year. lathe reading room
ara to be found Go Of the beet papers and
periodicals to be- found. In the library
are 325 volumes, During the year go
meetings were held with an aggregate at.
tendance OF 10.430, or an average OF a.
These meetings were held as follows! 81
Sunday afternoon meetings for young
men, attendance 2,0l0, an average Of 81
per meeting; SO Saturday night meetings
Tor Young men, attendance 1889, an aver.
pgs Of %; 80 Bible Classe0, attendance
SOS. 80 Sunday school teachers nleetings
for study OF the Bible, attendance 1858,
an average Of 81. II open air meet.
iugs, attendance $3.50, On average Of
226; 10 after meetings during the January
week OF prayer, attendance 1G5; watch
night meeting with sn attendance Of 90; Q
after meetings during the November week
OF prayer, attendance 3l2; s special
services during the November week Of
prayer, attendance $3.50; popular lectures
were given at the association rooms with
an attendance Of 8lS; Sunday evening
church services were conducted by mem.
beers at the request OF pastors.
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meatea1.
sneezing Catarrh.

Tho Distressing nssEs, InGals, lnfSgs tie lsrld
Watsry discharges from the eyes and nose, the
painful inflammation extending 70 the throat, the
sWellipg OF the mucous lining. causing choking
sensations, cough, singing noises In the head and
splitting headAcheS,-how familiar these symptom
are to Thousands who suffer periodically from head
colds or influenza, and who live In ignorance Of
the fact that q single application Of sASFoRp'l
RADICAL ouRE FoR oAFARRH will afford lHilaRiaHs
0ui rtliL
But thll treatment In cases Of simple CatAErh
gives bpta faint idea Of what this remedy wiz do
In the chronic forms, where the breathing e OBJ
GtTucLed by choking, puald muGouS RcopmulA'
tons, the hearing Affected, smell and taste gone,
throat liberated aud hacking cough gradually
fastening Itself upon the debilllated system, Then
II Is that the marvellous curative power Of SAN
FohpS RADICAL IvkE mHnlleats Itself In inStan.
famous and gFtt4ill relief, CuFa htgni from the
hnt application, II Is rapid, radical, permanent,
sANToRDs RADICAL CuRG consists Of one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURR, one box CATARRHAL Sol
VENT and al lAPRovRD lSHALRRi price q.
PoTTLR DRuG d CuENlcAL Co., BosToN,
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GoorgO o, Black Dead.

Mr.. George Q, Black died last evening
at O'Clock Of paralysis, at the State In
sane Asylum. Mr.. Blacks career Is fresh
in the minds Of tho public. He was q
man Of rarely brilliant mind and Of con.
siderable mental requirements, but some
time ago became the victim OF an inCura-
hls disorder Of the brain and has since
been an inmate Of the asylum. His un-
fortunate connection with the city tinan-
Ces % collector cast o cloud over bis lie
frcm which he never recovered.
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1IAToHEs ron NATURAL aAs,
A WhsPliug Concerns Ing sniovs aud
Valuable Device,

A WhsPliug conSsrn's Ing sRiSvs aud
Valuable Device,
The Introduction Of natural gas bsa
stimulated invention in special lines an d
none Of the deyices for convenience and
safety in the use Of fluid fuel are simpler
and at the same time more admirable
than the "nRtural gas parlor match" de.
Vised by the gentlemen connected with
the Standard Match company Of this city,
and now being manufactured Of this
compsny's works in North Wheeling,
The match is much like the regulation
hrown'headsd, square paFlor match Of the
best make, except that 1t is twice "a long.
1t will gil real want among consumers Of
natural gas, o. it ia the only match II 10
safe to use In lighting Hrei In q CRATE or
stove where gas Is used. II recommends
itself at glance to users Of gas and may
be expected to DO in large demand,
MeEars, George w. ECkRrt, Albert II.
Mabls and +, H. LANCE, the leading menu
beIs ot this company, deserve credit for
the energy With which they have worked
to establish In the city q new industry
and the intelligence with which they
adapt its products to the public demand,
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AN ACCESSION TO WHEELING.
A Famous Glass Worker Employed by a
Wheeling Factory.

A Famous Glass Worker Employed by O
Wheeling Factory.
The Central Glass Works Of this city
has secured the services Of one Of the most
famous experts in artistic glass making in
the world, in tho person Of Mr.. FitSroy
Webb, one Of the famous English Webb
family, all Of whom are artists in glass,
and whose unequaled wares have made
the family name famous wherever "a
thing Of beauty is a joy forever" Mr.,
Fltzroy Webb has been in thip country
one year, and is one Of the two Webba
who have crossed the ocean, his brother
being in charge Of the Phauix glass
works, at Beaver Falls, Pa. Mr.. Webb
will live In this city, aud no iB spoken OF
10 ono who will be in accession 10 society
here. He will be Superintendent of the
CompRny's works up at Rrillisnt.
The Webb family are tho oflginators OF
many OF the handsomest novelties In
glass, such az the velvet and satin flush
Of Colored glass, decorated, ivory glass.
ware and the like. The Central ID iortu4
nate In securing the services Of one who
stands without a superior In his work.
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way on the importance OF the Ass0cia-
tlons, their hslpfnlntss 10 young men and
the good effect they have on 3 c0nmu-
nifty at large. He said many good thlngs
and uttered them 10 9 mRnnfr that
claimed attention throughout. Hs was
followed By Col. Robert White, who
made q short at4re's on the times and
the needs Of the hour NJ regards the NOR
al condition Of thipgA NWOrk for the
night is coming" and "Blest be the tie
that binds" were sung, collection taken /,
thsDoxology sung and the congregation
dismissed with the bepediCtion pro-
nounCed by Rev. DR.. Cooke.
The meeting wRs one liz hoped will
arouse and stimulate interest In the As.
ISOLATION and asSist in pushing forward
the work 1t Is engaged in,
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Holiday I.xcursIons on The p.So.

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany Sends greetings to Ito patrons, by an.
nounoing that on December "a, % and
81, 1885, aud January !, 1887, round trip
tickets, at one fare for the round trip, will
be sold from all stations, to all stations,
on the Trans.0hio Divisions, and on the
Columbus 4 Cincinnati Midland r. r.,
including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati, Tickets will he good
returning until January ., 1887, iilclu.
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About o'clock Saturday morning tho
steamer Hornet, No. 9, Captain Ed.
Mcdonald, with a fleet Of emptleH struck q
sunken barge, about two miles below
Powhatan, srd sunk Immediately In
twelve feet OF water. Tho water almost
reaches her boiler deCk.' The steamer
Telegram was coming up at the time and
safely landed all the barges, Tho crew Of
the Gunken steamer took the 1850 train
Tor Pittsburgh. AT the time Of tho acct
dent the steamer was close to the West
Virginia shore.
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ruE MEETING FoR Men.
A Large Crowd IN the Opera House Yes.
terdRy Afternoon.

A Large Crowd In the Opera House Yes
terdRy Afternoon.
The meeting announced to be held In
the Opera House yesterday afternoon for
men only drew together enough men to
crowd the Opera House down stairs,
These meetings afford persons without
special church connections or predilsC-
tons On attractive and profitable plsGs to
60. The deepest interest was shown yea,
terdRy. A song service began stsS:SO and
lasted till S;45, when the religious exer'
clses opened. The topic was "FEom Con-
demnstIon to Qualification" (Romans III;
1920 Secretary Lynch led che meeting,
and Mr., Samuel Creighton opened with
prayer. There were brief talks by Mesars,
W, "A. Lat, Alfred PAUL, W, Il, Mnshart,
and II, X, Porter, OF Pittsburgh, AN
these talks were interesting, and were lis
tened to sttentlvely, The singing was
spirited and good,
The meeting as a whole was very en-
couraglRg, Another will be held In the
Opera House next Sunday afternoon,
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A Victim Of Tho Franklin Erploylon.

Mr., Robert Hall, in whose store at
Franklin Station, seven miles west Of the
river on the B. y o. road, there wRs an
explosion Of powder on last Thursday
morning, died at ten O'Clock Saturday
night from the effects Of his injuries re-
ceived at that time. His remains will be
brought to Bellaire for burial. The other
persons burned or hurt by the explosion
are all doing well and will quickly re-
cover.
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Coming Entertainment for tho lIouo1t Of


A rare treat Is in store for the people
Of Wheeling. Miss Elizabeth Clendeu.
ming, Of Philadelphia, tho popular elocu-
Zionist, will give number OF her fnCss
selections in the Opera House, December
2s. Miss Param has kindly consented 10
give a class drill, and music will be fur.
nish ed by several other fine artists. Tho
object should Gil the hall. The Woman's
Exchange 10 no longer an experiment,
and from the good that II ls doing should
receive the patronage OF all.
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An l.nd 10 mono srrnnlnr.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: "Haying received 90 much benefit
from Klectfc 9itteu, ! feel II my duty 10
let suffering humanity know f. Have
had o running sore on my log for eight
years my doctors told me / would have
TO have the bone eCrapGd or leg ampu.
lated. used, instead, three bottles OF
Electric ,Blttets and seven boxes Bhckien'B
ArniCa sal,ve, and my leg 10 now sound
and well"
Electric Bltterg are sold al ftty cents q
bottle, and BnCtlen's ArniCA SAlve at 25c.
per box by Logan 4 %. 8
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WASHINGTON, D. D., Dec, 4.--FOllowlnS
pensions have been granted 10 West Wiz.
pinlans, Sarah A. Bond, mother Of Hen.
~ D. Bond, Huntington, Margaret NO.
IIse, widow oil Edward MCGeo, Bsnwood T.,
Margaret o., mother OF Hugh w, Milllgau,
RgnVy's Point Mary Az mother Of Isaac
Pills, MOOrVSyllle,
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Ladies are requested to call and exam.
inc the New White Automatic Sewing
Machine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox &
Gibbs Automatic machine, will End the
White to DO superior In every respect.
An examination ia respectfully solicited.
1t can be seen at the sAlesroom oil
EDWARD L. RosE & Co..
No. So Twelfth st.
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blue RIBHON MEETING,
A Temperance Gathering ut the Chaplin'
Street Rink,

A Temperance Gathering ut the ChaplinS
Street Rink,
A temperance meeting under the aus
pieces Of tho Blue Ribbon League was an
nouuced to be held at the 0hapllne street
rink yesterday afternoon, One was held
but it was not as largely attended as 1t
probably would have been had there not
been misunderstanding IS to the hour
for the meeting 1t is the intention 10
hold series OF Blue Ribbon Sunday al
tsrnoon meetings that have been arrang-
ed for at the rink at 3;45 o'clock, but
Yesterdays meeting in some way
was announced for 3;l5 O'Clock, The
result was that u large number went there,
but finding no one there did not care to
wait about in the cold and went away. The
hundred or 60 that did gather finally wore
addressed by Mr.. G. W. Atkinson, presi'
dent Of the League. and Capt, q. W.
Baggs and Rev. Dr.. Randolph. Tbs sing
Ing was led by ]. Melvin Richards.
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A hunting Accident.

A man named Samuel Lather, living
near franklin, over the river, was out
hunting Saturday, and in scaling fence
the hammer OF bis gun struck the top rail
and the gun was discharged, the load en-.
teSing his head mangllng II shocklnsly
and producing almost instantaneous death.
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The fact that the Association has gotten
out directory Of the several churches
giving besides other valuable information
which is mailed 10 the vuesls at tho hoteiA
Saturday night, was referred to. A
reference was made to the great work
done here by Mr.. Moody, who was gotten
here by the Associations uptirins efforts.
The death Of the late Samuel Laughlin, q
member OF the board Of directors and q
firm friend and supporter oil the ARsoOia'
ton, was spoken of In fitting terms.
Thanks were extended 10 the Register
and INTRLLlGEScRR for favors; also to
kind friends whose offerings have assisted
in furnishing the rooms inthe Association
building in q comfortable and home-like
manner, and to tho ladies who have on
several occasions iurniShed refreshments
and meals. The varions receptions held
and visits made were noted In their proper
places.
The Importance Of this work for young
men by young men WAS alluded to In
forCible manner. The work that has been
done here has been ainodest one; II will
be better when generous, public spirited
cihzons awake 10 tho Importance Of
the Association having permanent
home this association Is looking forward
to that time. President Wilson remarked
10 the business men that II would pay
them 10 take stock In the Y. NJ. y. A., II
would be safe as 10 principal and certain
as to dividends; Il may not yield per
cent CSsh dividends geni.RnnuRlly but II
will repay a hundred fold in the improved
moral and religious continent Of the city.
He told OF one Eastern Association that
has among lie subscribers tho N. y. Cen.
trail road, go per month; Erie road $40
and Lake Shore road $50 per month.
They find II pays them 10 do this, for they
get better work from the men who fire..
Ouent the Association rooms.
In closing MI. Wilson called attention
TO tho fact that $iG6 W was needed TO pay
thiStyeGf's outstanding bills and asked
that the collection to bstaken up DO made
"a near that indebtedness as possible. Ia
his report Mr.. lYll9on expressed
his sincere thanks TO all who had In any
way aided him. Mr.. ], N. Vance IL the
incoming president.
Tho report Of tho treasurer, Mr.. j. j.
Jones, was read In connection with the
report OF Mr.. Wllson. There was a cash
balance al tho beginning Of the year Of
s34 90; from bubsOrbetg and members,
y, 2l4 10; Anniversary collection, 500 81
In annual report, $685. I'D.
yertislng In Buitlin, $50; rent, 81 total
'2,l5b 81. ExpBnEeS-sSlArles, 81 j 1903
rent, 81 76i ga6 and iuOl, a02.09 papers,
1855 printing, 500 DOi BIlielin, $27 an.
nual report, &OOj inCidOntals 1928 90; III.
blUs, SlOj lurnilpre ami repairs, 500 80
anniversary expenses, 90; stove, S42i or.
ian, s40i Ice, $6.s6j gyinnasllnl appAra.
.uF, Sl03 O5; Cash In hand, Sl9 On, total,
z, lb5bl. Unpaid bills, 500 90. Unpaid
,illB last year, $440,SD, leaving as total
Expense o. conducting The Association
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"Iihumor, wit, and honesty could save
from the ills flesh Is heir to, what Q good
price they'd bring in the market. Well,
twenty-five cents will buy q pansCea-
Salvation Oil.
a merphsnt down town sells more Of Or,
Bulls Cough Syrup than all other medis
oines together. ltsurely must be the best
remedy for cough, cold, and other sim
liar affections. Price Is cents.
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beacon I'LL Linen,
Ii Tho Finest paper made.
y. Il. WILSON,
Bookseller & SiAtiOner,
1908 Market NJ.
rhe l,olIee nnd mo Ilpnt,I Cn.r.

On Saturday the City Board Of Police
and Fire Commissioners, through City
Solicitor o'KeOte, presented In Part One
olths Circuit Court lie Su1Wer to tue poLl.
ton Of ]. u. Sheppard aud other OltiSOnS,
asking for the annnllment Of the .Ordl.
nance creating the board. The plaintllfs
asked, through their attorney, X, q. Barr,
that the answer DO road before being fled,
TO which the defendants dsinurrtd, but
the Court overruled the objection aud tho
plaintiffs were given possession oil tho
paper Up to lifetime oil adjournment II
had not boon returned.
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EVE have introduced q new system Of
sOlllng Watches on the lnstallment plan
whereby you Gun secure a watch at once
on easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB w. GRUlB, JewelCr,
Cor. TMOllth and Market SIS,
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Why Ackct'g blood Elixir Ia warranted,
70 because Il 10 tho best Blood Preparation
known. II will positively cure oil Blood
DiaeasCg,. purlheg tho whole system, and
thofoug hly builds up the consultation.
Remember, we guarantee II. Logan 4
%, and o. Monkemeller. g
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~ 1--WE rnEArREs.
An Unusually Fine List OF Attractions this
Week


An Unusually Fine List OF Attractions this
Week
This evening James A, Herns's "Miuute
Men" will be the play at the Opera House,
Crowded 90 full OF startling but familiar
ClimRxes is 1.-THE Minute Men"thst 1t
seems almost like q melo-dramatiG
potpourrl. Yet the story is q continuous,
an interesting and complete one,
The stage Ia extremely well set. The
scenes are laid around Boston and are
realistic Alter the fourth act there Ia
q charming stage picture representing In 8
tablesu the battle OF Bunker Hill, II Is q
great play, adequately presented, Re-
served seats are on sale at Banners.
NINsTRSLs COMING,
On Thursday night and for tho re-
mainder Of the week, AL g. Field 4 Co..
Operate Minstrels and brass band will be
the attraction at tho Grand. The INTRL.
LIGRNCBR yesterday received q special dis
patch from Manager YanWinkls, Of the
PGIkersburg Opera House, saying:
"Field's Minstrels gave universal satlslac-
ton here asst night packed house."
On Friday night Wilson K RSnkin'a
Ministries will be at the Opera House.
This bare announcement will I'LL the
house,
OTHER SHOWS.
Tomorrow evening "Alone In London
will open OF the Opera House an engage.
ment OF two nights and matinee, with
Cora Tanner as the star. Miss Tanner Is
handsome and statueEque actress, and
has q natural method that seems closely
modelled on that OF Miss Ellen Terry.
"Alone In London, or A Woman Against
the World" Is an impressive comedy
drama Of English life, aud will bs given
he re with the came startling scenic effects
as last year, including the old sluice
House with rushing torrent OF water,
and picturesque view Of Westminster
moonlight.
Walter s. Sanford will open at the
Grand tomorrow night in "Under the
LASH" The piece and company are
highly spoken Of.
On Thpnday evening IA Night Oh"
will be given at the Opera House. The
New York World says: Augustin Daly's
great success, "a Night or" Is one Of
the Rtrongeet and best on the road, and
the play went with much spirit, causing
roars Of laughter.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer 90 observed at Schnepi' drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
"a. NJ. 150; IL NJ, 90; 8 Pm. 2So; 7P.
NJ. 250. Sunday: "a, a., 10'; IL NJ,
2l0; 8r. NJ, 280i I 7. NJ, 950.
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&ea1 EgtAte.
FOR SAIE.

--
70 lSTWenly.nlnhh h.
No. q Virginia q,
No, % North Front y ground 6g feet front, run
ming back an equal width 70 the river.
No. " Maryland ST.
No. iSy jacob ",
No, q Thirteenth St,
NO, l!g sixleenlh 81,
No, slS MCCulloch 81
No. 2AI E0n s.
No. q IMenIy,Seoondtt'
Nh 1901 WoodsN-
No. SIS Markets. dY9tI $780,.
IL 5 5Ssl , I1IIisi e
No. 81 and 81; Eighteenth st.
No. 2gIg ShSpl!neAL
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asnttst,
Qke q'tteuigsufrr.
Now Advertisements.

State Falr Election Notice.
One Hundred s! Washing Machines.
For BalG-At the Old Court House.
Holiday 0OOdS--At 1861 Main StrtOi.
For Iseiit-Dwellin Il. Green.
WAnted-LAdy Correspondent.
Santa. Claus C0ming-IOenu 4 Co.
Grand Opera llOuEc-Fleld's MluStrCls-Fourtd
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Come and SEQ the wonderful bargains we
noy offer In fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, oil BiEes and every width. Bee our
stock Of Holiday sllppern for gentlemen.
L, Y, BLOND,
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VIII find this o splendid opportunity 10
buy fno Call Shoes. We have now The
largest and finest stock Of Ane Calf Cor.
ioVan, Dongola, Kangaroo and English
PorpoiBs BhoCS In tho city.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D, O., Dec. OIL a. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia generally fair weather, variable
winds, becoming nothwesterly; slightly
warmer,
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TNEUsTEETs SALE.

NSSAGHp CABGt
will toll at public auction al Inc front door Of
the Court House Of Taylor County, ", va, on y
saturday, December ~, 1850,
SS5SgS rSs S oSlSc thS following Do
70 Mlti All Of certain parcel Of ground know Il
ihV northern halt o. III NJ. 30 Oh the luE0dOf
dwell h0tle.
This ale Will DO made BY virtue Of certain deed
ol trust exequ Cd BY ueofge X farmhouse and
VIE 70 WI liam lAinAfd Tttihee, dated January
l%9, and now Of fecntl 10 lhp 0iioo 81 Tie Cloik
81 lhe Count U0utt ul TAYLOR County IN decd OF
trust book A, page 9O7, and said barnard hNylAl
declined y VI q ttlth trultee, The uHdep gtlSd
County on t6S i6Ih diy n N6yem6Et, 1 ID i mi
lee n blAcp a an lthatd 70 execute said deed.
AZ W. cish saa1ge s, on credit q
sale Thg pitch set vii be teqylttd 10 execute
notes, with good lcegtltl, lol tho deferred pSj !
further sectitity JOHN w, MASON,
FN3 Ss@ N Ttusteet
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"ohi fora thousand tongues 10 sing"
was sung BY the congregation, aud then
Mr. II, Kirk Porter, who Tor tho past
yOarg has been president Of the
PltlsburRh Association, was introduced.
lilo spoke for hall Sn hour In o general
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Sick and bilious headache, aud all do.
fangsmenla Of stomach aud bowels, cured
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