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SneeHino. Catarrh

Tie distressing sneeze, Sneeze, Sneess, tho Gcrld,
wAtery discharges from the eyes and nose. the
painful Inflammation extending 10 the throat, the
swelling oil tue mucous lining, causing choking
SOhsAtions cough, ringing noises III the head and
listirg headAChes-hUw familiar these symptoms
arc to Thousands who suffer periodically from head
colds OF influenza, and who live In ignoraaco Of
the feet that q single application Of sANFORD's
RADICAL CURE FOR uATARRii will AFFORD In
Simultaneous relief.
but this Treatment III oaSes Of simple Ca,arrh
gives but a faint idea Of what this remedy will do
III the chfonlo iornS, where tho breathing 10 OBJ.
sltnGted by choking, ptttid mucous AOIutnul0.
lions, ito healing al. CEed, smell aud. tASLo ROue,
throat liberated ADD hacking cough GRADUALLY
IA, ening Itself upon the dObllllated SyAt6m. ThOfi
u is that the marvellous curative power OF Gan.
iOtdb Radical Uute naUiteSB itself In inStAntAue.
QuE and Brateiul.telie'. Cure begins from the Ait
applIeaion, 1t Is rapid RADICAL permanent. eco:
saniotd'g Radical Cure conhlits Of one bottle Of
al Improved 1nhaletj price, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
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ABOUT pEOPLE,


Strangers in the CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. W. F. Atkinson, OF Parkersburgr Ia
registered at the st. James.
HonJ. Dunbar, Of Steubenville, was at
the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr.. A. l.. Wetherald, Of Msssilon, Ohio,
WAS in the city Oh business yesterday.
Editor Pelrsol, Of the PArkersburg State
Journal, the GreenbaCk organ OF the State,
was in the city again yesterday.
Mr., George Lsughlln has given up his
rooms at the stamm House and leased the
residence Of the late Col. r. NJ. Delaplain
on Chspline street.
U. s. Internal Revenue Collector Nc
Grsw, was In the city again yesterday,
assisting his new deputy, Mr., George
Baird IT,, In getting acquainted with the
details olthe office.
State Treasury W. T. Thompson has
been forced by ill-health TO temporarily
abandon his duties and go to the Rock
bridge Alum Springs. Auditor Duly has
also been on tho sick list.
Judge Okey johnson, Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, arrived in the city yes
terday, He was on his way to Providence,
Rhode Island, to attend the meeting OF
the Supreme Lodge Of Knights Of Honor.
Mr.. Edward B. Taylor, Superintendent
Of the Pennsylvania Company forthe p,
@. & st. l.. division, Is at the stamm
House. He Is here as q witness In q case
against the road now on trial in the Circuit
Court.
Cadet Hermann stoetzer Is home from
the State University for u few days. He
says tho corps is actively engaged In drill
ing, both In infantry and artillery tactics,
and will make o crack showing at Grafton
on the 10Th, where they 90 to take part in
the Decoration Day observances at the Ma
tiodal cemetery there.
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E NEws.


The Courier 10 this morning'g Parkers
burg packet and the o. w. Bachelor viii
leave at 8 o'clock for Pittsburgh.
Col. Will s. Hays, late river editor o!
the Courier. JOurndL, has taken charge oil
the French Lick Springs, q Kentucky
summer resort.
The Scotia Is due up this morning and
the General Pike down. The Pike will
probably not be down before this after
noon, as she asseyeTal hours late on her
way up.
The river wal stationary yesterday with
a depth in the channel Of feet II inches,
Business was dull on the levee. At Pitts.
burgh last evening the river was slowly
rising with 2 feet s inches in the channel.
The large snagboat being built at Pitts.
burgh for the United States Government
will be launched in a few days, and taken
TO st. Louis to complete her rigging. She
has a steel hull, and will ply the Lower
Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
The w. N. Chancellor passed up last
evening. She Is due down on her return
trip Friday morning. The Chancellor in
the Charleston and Pittsburgh trade has
became very popular and built up a large
business. She has excellent passenger
accommodations and lie ollcered by a very
clever set Of gentlemen.
Tho towboat John Penny, homeward
bound, struck a snag at Smiths Ferry
Monday morning and sank in seven feet
OF water. She has been raised under the
superintendency OF Capt. Mike Dougherty,
and Is found 10 be only slightly injured.
She will be put In good condition again.
Before sinking she managed to beach her
tow Of empties.
Asst. Paul dispatch says; Capt. T. j.
Barney, an old resident, dropped dead on
the street from heart disease. He obtain.
ed his FIRST start at Wheeling w. Va, and
for ten years was one Of the most prom.
ineht b6atmen on the Ohio river. He
came 10 Minnesota shortly after the break.
ing out Of the war, and engaged for q few
years In river business. He was q brother
Of Mr.. Barney, The celebrated car builder,
Of Dayton. Deceased leaves an estate
valued at $4,000
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AsucoEssFuL CONCERT
by way Of DsdlcGtlng The New MranOrchor
Hall,

~ WNI
Hall.
The MennerChor Singing Society gave
one Of the most successful concerts Of this
or any other season at its now hall In
Crangle block, on Market street, last
night. The roomy hall was handsomely
decorated with vari-colored flags and
bunting, and the sight presented while
the audience was gathering was a charm
ing one. Such an audience has rarely
assembled in q Wheeling hall on
a similar occasion. The hall was not
only packed to suIocation, but the
ante.roons, dressing rooms, halls and bar
rooms were 30 jammed that It was almost
impossible to get about. The programme
was one worthy OF the occasion. 1t wac
printed yesterday morning. The Opera
House orchestra played several fne over.
lures, and played them well, The
Martins Ferry Maennerchor, the Ger
mania, Of this city, the Turner Lied
ertafel and the home society sang
choruses. Prof. Carl Zulaut sang q fine 80.
10, Prof. Louis Vass gave a violin solo, Prof.
ArbenZ rendered q piano solo OF a high
order, and Miss Flora Williams Increased
her popularity and fame by her rendition
OF two vocal solos, ono In German,
"schlummerlled," and the other Abt,s
"lt unkindly l seem to meet thee" Both
we're enCored, and both richly deserved 1t.
After the concert the floor was cleared
and dancing INDUCED in. A piano was
rallied OF, the lucky ticket being 72F.
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Can any one bring It's a case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitter
will not speedily Cure7 We say they car
not, as thousands OF cases already per,
mahently cured and who are daily recon.
mending Electric Bitters, will prove
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, OF
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels
and act directly oil the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 600 q
bottle by Logan 4 Go. MwrAw
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BI-B
CURES


INDIANAPOLIS, ND, May 5.-The Jour.
mails Bloomington special says; Friendl
Of ex.vlce President David Davis are
are alarmed over the condition OF his
health. His general health has not been
good for some time past and he has be.
come much reduced In flesh. The present
alarm Is caused by the appearance
on his left shoulder toint OF a huge car.
buncle, The continued development Of
which will, It Is feared, endanger his life.
The crbuucle 10 as large as a mans fist
and extremely painful. 10 1854 Ms. Davis
came 9 losing his life from a similar
attack.
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And thus protect your vile and children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes.
The average cost last year In the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other life
insurance company or society In the Coun-
try, The Ohio Valley has IN eight years
paid over 100000 dollars 10 widows and or
plants Of deceased members. The year
1885, Notwithstanding the hard times, was
the most prosperous year Ia Its history.
Medical examinations made at the office
free Of charge. For further information
enquire at the office, second floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
GEN. l.. II. DUyAL, Pres.
VIC. HANDLAN, Sec.
I, II. LOGAN, Treas.
r. b. OAAPBELL, N, D.,
Medical Director.
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Baltimore butcher. Parade.

BALTIMORE, MD., May 6.-The Balti.
more butchers had a parade to-day to the
number Of about 800 TO protest against the
Use OF Chicago slaughtered beef. They
held q meeting al SChuetzen Park where
speeches were made and measures inaug.
urated 70 suppress the sale Of the refriger.
ated article.
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EpWARD L. Rose 4 Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe y. NJ. 90. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep a full line Of
HoweB and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with Ito perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail 10 Gee the
the Standard. See advertisement on an'
other page,
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CHANuR Of climate and water often al.
feet the action Of the bowels. One or two
Brandeth's Pills taken every night are a
perfect remedy Ia such cases, they also
prevent malaria and are q protection
against typhus fever, or diseases arising
FINN had sayVhYaUa
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B I-B-
CURES
ETcuraion 10 OInolnn0tI


via Baltimore K Ohio Railroad 10 he
Seventh May Musical Festival on May Il
10, 60, 81, 90, 1886. On the above dats
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell round trip tickets to Cincinnati
at low excursion rates. Festival ChOH
Of 600 trained voices; Grand Orchestral
more than 100 artists; five Evening Cor
certs, May IS, 10, 20, 81, 90. Two Alter
noon Concerts, May 20 aud %. Ticket
will be good going and returning on al
regular trains, and will be good return
ing until May 20, inclusive.
Remember, that the Baltimore \ Ohio
Railroad will land you In tho Grand Gen,
trail Depot, in the center Of lie city and
near the prominent hotels.
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oLp and reliable medicines are the best
10 depend upon, Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years Tor all i'm.
purities Of the blood, In every form Of
B~Crofulous, Bypbllilic or mefCutial dis.
eases, II is Invaluable. For rheumatism
has no equal. Sold by Logan 4 Co. and
Charles Menkemeller.
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WVIIUIHN NIIW dUW UItTl
Cor. Twelfth aud Market StS.

SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
celIed. An elegant aud complete line Of
Sultlngs, PantalOOhlngs ami OvCrCOat.
ings, which We Will make up Id the best
q. HESS & SONS,
1891 4 1898 Market street.
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by taking the 1.A7 p. NJ. tCity tlns)
train on the Cleveland 4 Plttsbufgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at 8i25 r..
H., and Chicago At $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot Chicago, for all points west
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CURES
ANAL MIL o 8
Ths Calumet MilI hut oWp and Feeder
NAilsrs gone.

GRilora gone.
Secretary Chew, Of the United Nsilera,
Heaters and Rollers Association, yester'
day received a dispatch from Chicago,
from Deputy squlers, Of the Association,
saving that all the 0blscksheep," or feeder
nailers, had left Cummings, ILL.,, andthatt tine
Calumet mill was shut down in all de-
partments, This report Is further borne
out by the following, from the South Chi
cago Calumet Of Tuesday;
Everything about the mill at Cummings
Ia now shut down, Although the notices
posted upon the gates say the works, Win
the exception oil the nail department, Will
close, this morning proved that the nail
department ia no exception, Not q wheel
in the whole works is turning, No men
went into the works this morning. NO
whistle called them. Indeed, It was known
last night that nothing could run to-day
The stokers in the gas house, engineers
laborers-everybody refused to go to work.
Presumably the sCabs working in the lac
tory were ready to go to work, but this
morning demonstrated the fact that there
was not enough Of that class to run the
factory, Sunday morning the knights oil
Labor posted the following notice over
town;
All friends Of labor are hereby request
ed to keep out Of the employment Of the
O. l. & S. Co, By order Of knights oil
Labor l.. A, 1857,
It would seem by this that tho Amalga-
nation men whoare also Knights OF Labor
have decided to stand by the latter orsani-
cation,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., AIay0,-l A. NJ
For West Virginia, light local rains, winds
GENERALLY southefly, nearly stationary tenn
pefatufe,
For Western Pennsylvania and West.
etn New York, light local rains, slightly
warmer winds generally Eonthefly'
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Mr. MARTIN THORNTON says he is kill
ing of rheumatism al q great rate. He
ftill has a few more bottles Lett oithe great
rheumatic remedy,
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE.
WILD RUMoHs on THE souTH SIDE
with Some Really Suspicious CirsunStaassl
at the Bottom Of Thsm-A Grave I
Cellar, and q Sudden Disappearance
Un~aeeouutsd fIr-A KuOtty Case.

The South Side was stirred up yester-
day over a sensational story Of the finding
Of q grave in a cellar in an unoccupied
house in the Sixth ward. The story was
circulated in various forms, but all had
similar features, and the widest Of them
was not without al air Of probability
when considered in view Of the known
facts and the logical differences drawn
from them. Just what the significance Of
thessknoWu facts may be can only be
conjectured, but it Is evident that there Ia
something crooked behind the develop
mems.
Some time ago q woman named Fleis-
ner moved from West Wheeling into tbs
sixth ward, renting a house, No. 2Sl7
Alley +, from g. o, Smith, the real estate
agent. The family consisted OF herself
and daughter Laura, so far as known
though some OF the neighbors say she had
a son who was at the house part OF the
time, About three weeks ago the family
was augmented by the arrival Of q girl
named Algie Bolles, also from West
| Wheeling, This girl remained with Mrs
F~leisner until Tuesday, April 20. She wa
seen by the neighboTs on Monday even
ing, but nobody saw her after that time
Her disappearance caused some comment
for reasons which will appear hereafter
On the Friday following the woman anC
her daughter moved out Of the house, bu
the key was not surrendered until thu
middle OF last week,
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Genuine Kangaroo.

Gontlemon's shoes, finest shoes made
A specially OF sensible shoes, at
]. W. AMIcK's, 1143 Main street.
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rh.tmn,n,l.r Rsrntdl

Tie following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepfsdrug
6iore, Opera House corner, Monday; I
a. NJ, COZ 19 NJ, 64'i 8 Pm, O9'j TF.Ha
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THE POPULAR SUMNER HOTEL
MT. BELLENIEW
NOW OPEN TO GUESTS.

All psibuns desiring pleasant ICONS nv IN,
boarding, free from the heRtN and bninEeOl lnTr,'"sIi
can DO Recommended BY calling soDll np9n Nv,
Walter, Inc proprietor Of this plta'ani 1 y
Resort penonl driving out the ri e sra 9ghHliI.
4 good meal, will db we'll 10 call a. Nol9I iii
view. Pleasure Parties. Wedding Pa,le ~ "a
receive ptOmpt attention by giving hhof no"N
The proprietor. ,,1 he
pleRSufe Of 4 visit ID Mount %IisllevleE whev
can enjoy the most beAut iul view Ol We ult,T III
Ing country, drink the. Oleattst oi,,al WsSS X he
breathe the pure fresh air, nnSufpiSei ms
mountain htet ZA4
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Gentlemen's shoes, finest shoes made.
A specially OF sensible shoes, at
j, ". ANICK's, llI3 Main street,
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The Top mill lodge OF the United Nsllcrs
met yesterday afternoon at It's lodge room
and expelled John A. Morrison, the
mailer formerly employed at the Top mill,
and a member OF this lodge, who recently
accepted a position to run four selt-ieed,
ing nail machines at the Riverside mill
under the manufacturers sevsnteen'cent
scale.
The Belmont mill heating department
being off this week, one Of the employees
went to work digging acellar OH Chapline
street. ACommiLtee Of knights Of Labor
waited on the contractor having the work
and demonstrated with him, and the man
was fred,
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hs.aOOda o .,sel by 9OOdsLh 0Oheap0sL.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-01
COrOnal Institute.

Because Of our long and earnest adyo'
caey of seperate and independent Free
School system, il has been charged that We
were inimical TO Coronal Institute, aud the
foolish falsehood has SO often been uttered
that some who ought 10 have known better,
appear to have accepted IT, Now the truth
is that tho Institute, in iis appropriate
sphere of denominational school, has never
had aud has no: now tTuer friend than the
PREE PREss We therefore cheerfully COM
ply with n request to publish the following
resolutions and complimentary not &C OF
the new principal;
At the annual meeting Of the board OF
trustees OF Coronal Institute the following
resolutions were passed;
ResOlrtd, That iugsmuch rs with tho close
of this session Of the Institute Prof. D. T..
Prtchett retires fIom the position he has
SO honorably and successfully filled, that
we extend TO him our hearty appreciation
of his services and hereby express our re-
gret that he has been constrained TO tender
his resignation.
ResOiped, That We tender 10 the members
of the faculty our sincere thanks and APP
preciation of their services in tho Institute
during the period Of their connection with
same
WHEREAS, Prof G.. W. Droke, who has
labored in Coronal Institute during the past
session as one of its teachers, has severed his
connections herewith,
Resoloed, That we recognize in Prof.
Droke, an able, efficient and conscientious
teacher, ana that we sincerely regret the
circumstances that cause his withdrawal
from the Institute; that he has our pro-
foundast sympathes in his family afilict.on,
and that he carries with him wherever he
may 90 our sincere regrets.
GID G. JOHNSON, Sec.
The following is from the San Saba
News:
Ii is a matter of universal regret that
Prof Spillman, the talented president OF
San Saba College, is to sever his connec-
ton with the college and with San Saba.
He has labored here faithfully for four
years and the good impulses that he has put
in motion will live long after he has retired
from the field as an educator. San Saba
has been exceedingly fortunate i'll having
been blessed with his services during the
early stages of its educational history, and
it is with the universal regret of the pat
rons of the college and the citizens general
ly that he now leaves to engage IN another
profitable and perhaps more pleasant field.
The good wishes of host Of San Saba
friends will accompany him and his family
wherever they may 90, The people of San
Marcos are exceedingly fortunate in secur-
ing his services.
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Wimberly.
MIMpERLY, June 2s, 1886.

WIAIDERLY, June ~, 1851.
ED. FLEE PREss:-The Wimberly Union
Academy looms up very fast. 1t is now
ready for the shingles. Mr.. Hughes is
giving satisfaction as to workmanship, put
ting on nice cornice and making the
building show up to advantage. He is taxi
ing great deal of interest and care in the
construction and erection of the Academy,
making every piece of timber fit nicely and
securely.
The precinct convention being called,
met on the 9th inst. After the election of
delegates to the county convention, 1t was
moved and carried that the wish Of the con-
yention be ascertained by rising vote az to
Governor and other State officers, where
upon it was found thut 80 per cent. of those
in attendance were in favor of Mr.. Ross for
Governor, Mr.. j. V Hutchns for Leuten-
ant Governor, Mr. Terrell for U. s. Senator,
Judge W. ID. Wood for State Senator, and
DR.. w. j. Morris for Representative.
I learn that there is considerable prepar-
alton being made for the big barbecue at
this place on I'd of July.
Marriages.: Mr.. A. j. Wimberly to Miss
Fannie Taner on Sunday, goth inst.
Sunday. 9th inst, Mr.. P. Wimberly,
Jr., to Miss Fannie Smith, May their
lives ever be constant scene of JOY is the
wish of friend.
p. S.-Crops: corn, short; cotton, very
good. l learn this morning that Mr.. and
Mrs. Spence Townsend have returned home
after visit to Mrs. Townsend's mother.
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Martindale.
MARrINpALE, June %, i


We had splendid rain last night. The
first to amount to any thing since in April.
Notwithstanding the dry warm weather
of the last month the travel through this
part of the country has exceeded anything
of the kind ever known before. Everybody
and their families seemed to be going or
coming from some where.
Commercial pilgrims" with IN OCCASION
al candidate were seen on our streets the
past week.
Mr.. j Ellison and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
Oliver and others from this neighborhood
are absent on avisit to Brentwood.
Quite number of our citizens attended
Masonic celebration at Lockhart,
Martindale was represented by several of
the young folks at the ice cream festival
given at Staples Store on the 25th inst.
There have been seveal social gatherings
of late in this community. The last, given
by Mr. NJ Stuart, seems TO have been n
prelude to more interesting matters, as two
of the attendants, Mr.. u. Crook and Miss
V. Horton, accompanied by friend left
sub rosa for Lockhart and were married by
Prof Jordan on the 23d inst. We wish
them q life of prosperity and happiness.
Messrs. G. and r. Martindale have pur-
chased the Martindale homestead. The
former has built a commodious dwelling on
his lot and will move in few days. From
the amount of building material the latter
has on the ground we infer his residence
will be the most imposing in the village.
At present there is very little sickness in
this vicinity. Willie Martindale has been
dangerously sick, but is recovering slowly.
M,