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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-19
VIEW or WHEELING
by a Newspaper Man who Recently Visited
tho DIV

by n Newspaper Man who Recently Visited
tho City.
In the Catholic Columbian, published at
Columbus, Mr., John Kuster, ono OF the
editors, who was q delegate to the conven.
ton Of the Roman Catholic Knights
Union here, prints full account Of the
proceedings, tournament and parade, with
the following Introductory paragraph:
The city Of Wheeling, where the eighth
annual Convention and Tournament OF
the Roman Catholic Knights Union was
held on June u, 10, and Il, Is overlooked
by preCipitous bills from whose summlta
magnificent views may DO had OF the pic.
turegque scenery OF the surrounding
country, which, varied by wooded slope
and cultivated field, stretches out for
miles, a panorama OF natures boundlesS
fertility and resources. The town itself Is
the pride Of West Virginia. 1t contains
population Of about 10000, Of whom prob.
ably one.third are German. 1t Is centre
OF industry. It's business Is transacted
principally on two streets, which string
out for couple OF miles along the river.
1t is famous Tor It's nail mills, It's blast fur
naCes and its glass houses, which give
employment to thousands, and are the
chief Bourse Of It's wealth aud activity.
The sun Of prosperity does not always
shine for II, however, Tor recently over
5000 men we're ont OF employment and
their enforced idleness crippled business
and produced widespread suffering. But
bright prospects are ahead. The outlook
Is clearing up for old enterprises and new
ventures Indicate the confidence OF cap.
italists In Wheeling's future and promise
a speedy renewal Of Its wonted hustle and
success. A project lie In execution TO
open upa new supply Of fuel for the
numerous manufactures, by which natural
gas will DO brought into their service from
Washington county in Pennsylvania. The
pipes for this purpose are being laid In
the river bed. This will form new and
welcome factor In the expected revival OF
trade. The city contains some noble
buildings, spacious warehouses and ele.
giant residences. The Catholics own three
churches, and support hospital, an
Orphan asylum, a female academy, Sc.
leCt school for boys and three paroChial
schools. One and a half miles away Ia
the famous Mount de Chantal Academy
for young ladies, which Is conducted by
the Visitation Nuns, and has national
reputation for the thorough and accom-.
pliBhed education II imparts,
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ABOUT People.
Strangers in the CITY and Wheeling Folk'
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling FolkS
Abroad.
Mrs. Okey Johnson IL visiting Mrs. Met
calf, on Fifteenth street.
Mr.. John Andrews, Of Fsrmont, was at
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Col. Il. b. Bowie and wife are spending
few days at his old home In Mary land.
Mr.. ]. L. Thistle and family, OF Sisters
vile, were at the Stamm House yesterday
Miss Gussie Hupp Is home from Phila-
delphia, where she has been attending
school.
Miss Gay Duncan, Of ClOrksburg, left
for home last evening, after few days
visit here.
Captain Sam D. HuSley, Of Pittsburgh,
BradsirettS representative, was In the city
again yesterday.
Miss Sue List Bsrnitz, OF Des Moines,
Iowa, is, the guest OF William Alexander
and wife, in Ktrkwood.
Mrs. s. l.. Hamilton has returned 10
Pittsburgh after visit Of month to her
daughter, Mrs. L. W. Dunaway.
Mr.. L. NJ. Pearson, OF the Wheeling
Pottery, left on the B. & o, express last
evening for the East on business trip.
Mr.. Henry Seamon and family have re-
moved to the Moundsville camp ground,
where they will occupy cottage for the
balance Of the season.
MIR. II. L. Ashbaugh, with the Liggott &
Myers Tobacco Co, and wife, have return.
cd after an abssnCe Of ten days visiting
friends in Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Pearson, Of Sixteenth street,
has as her guests Mrs. Judge Briggs, her
mother, Mrs. Chester, her Bister.in.law,
and Mrs. WhitOman, Mrs. Ohester's
mother, all Of Philadelphia.
Messrs. B. ]. McComns, oil Darboursyille,
II. G. Simms and 7. L. Niche, OF Hunt
ington, and L. B. knight, Of Charleston,
all leading attorneys OF that section, were
at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Miss Jennie Wilson, OF Olarksburg
daughter Of Col. Ben. Wilson, was among
the visitors at the Mt. de Chantal Distrt-
button. Miss Wilson Is an almuna Of the
institution. She returned home last even
ing with Miss Bee Clifford and Miss
Genoveive Boggess.
Rev. Samuel Barnli2, oil DeB MONIES,
Iowa, Is the guest Of his former neighbor,
Mrs. J.. K. DiCkoy, on Chapine street,
MIR. Barnitz will occupy his old pulpit in
the Sixteenth street Lutheran church to.
morrow morning, and speak at the Bible
meeting at the First Presbyterian church
at night.
Mr.. A. ]. Calborn, Jr., Of Somerset, Pa,
who graduated from Bethany College in
1884 and took the stump. at once for
Blaine, Is now candidate Tor States At
torney in his county, having refused a
nomination for the Legislature. He Is q
ready speaker and a good debater, and
his many friends in this city and Brooke
county would be glad 10 see him succeed
in his present race. He was valediCtorlan
Of his class.
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An ANNOYING ACCIDENT.
rather Serious Results of The Gazing ID {
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rather Serious Results OF The Gazing Ia OF
n Il. y q. Tunnel.
The Caving in OF the CHARTERS tunnel,
the first one this side Of Washington, Pa,
on the Hempheld branch Of tho Balti-
more 4 Ohio road, which occurred Wed.
nesday night, as reported, has caused the
road much serious inconvenience. At the
time the Caving in took place the tunnel
WAS being widened and arChed, as are
all the tunnels on this line, 80 as to &C.
Commodate double track, which tits the
intention OF the company TO establish OF
no late day, the big business that is being
done over the road iustifylng such an
outlay.
About ninety feet caved in and more
has caved In since. II will be almost
necessary to arch the tunnel before trains
can be run through. II is not expected
that trains can be run through before
next Tuesday or Wednesday. In the
meantime passengers have to be trans.
ferred over the hill, distance Of about
half mile. Passengers from Pittsburgh
10 Cincinnati do not get their sleeper Until
they get 10 this side Of the tunnel.
As a matter Of course no freight trains
can be run. This Is big loss to the com.
pAny, for an enormous freight business has
been done over the Hempheld for months
past. Trains In both directions were large
and numerous. As a result Of this the
business done by the p, o. 4 ". l.. road
In the way Of Pittsburgh freight has been
largely Increased. Yesterday this road
received four car loads Of stuff for Wash.
lngton, Pa. 1t had to be sent around via.
Mansfield,
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Milton MCConnehay lost valuable
horse.
OF; osier, Of Flushing, was in town
yesterday.
40. Darrah, Of St. ClairSville, was in
town yesterday.
William McKimmle, tho popular con.
duCtor Of the 1t. Clairavile & Northern
road, is back from two weeks visit with
Canada friends.
On Sunday afternoon, July II, Bishop
Watterson, Of this Catholic diocese, will
preach In Bridgeport. In the forenoon OF
the same day be will confirm class OF
candidates al Martins Ferry.
Regular services at oil the churches 10.
morrow. Rev. Mr.. Winters, Of the NJ.
b. church, will preach on "BaCk.sliding."
His church has decided 10 give him q
months leave Of absence TO recruit bis
health.
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Win nnn. Ihl,tsttsri
The following letter was picked up on
the street.

The following letter was picked up on
WHEELING, June "A, 1880.
My DEAR GEORGE! When got home
last evening my ma gave inc quite sCold.
lag for being out 80 late, but did not
mind 1t, as | enjoyed the buggy ride 90
much. OF course | did not get Up before
o'clock this morning. Now, dear George,
please 20 10 the Bon Ton Store, 1l42 Main
street, and buy me one Of those genuine
Alligator Teeth Bracelets. They are 90
beautiful Cora Fink has pair and every.
one adlnifeB them. You can get a Breasts
pin Of same kind, Be sure you buy them
at the Bon Ton, because they keep such
nice goodp, and they cell them great deal
cheaper than any other store In this city.
Expecting you early Sunday evening, l
am with love, Yours, CLARA,
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THE CHAUTAUQUANS
oLosE gHElR YEAR PLEAsANTLY
With an Entertainment Given at the Y. NJ.
Q, a. PAFlOrS Last EVspIHg-A Fine Pro-
ErAmms well Rendered, and Supple
msutsd by Volunteer AddEsISsS.

The Wheeling Chautauqua Literary and
Social Circle closed its Chautauquan year
last evening with an entertainment at the
Y. NJ. O, A, parlors. A pleasing pro-
gramme, made up Of literary and musical
selections, was unusually well rendered.
The Chautauqua Vesper Service was sung
by the Circle, after which there was roll
call, answered with miscellaneous quota
tons; a piano solo, by Miss Rebecca
Rhodes, and the secretary's review Of the
years work was read by the Secretary,
Miss Emma A. Fowler,
A reading from LowelPs "Sir Launial'a
Vision" by Miss Jeanne Brady recita'
ton, IN extract from Gladstone's speech
on "The Government Of ireland" by MI
Hohn L. Roemer; q vocal solo, by Mrs.
Fred w. Seymour; paper on Charlotte
Bronte, by Miss Matte Ditman; piano
solo, by Miss B9rthA Brilles; arecitation,
"The Last Days Of HerCulaneumf by Miss
Jennie Reich; biographical sketch oil
Lord BeaCOnsield, by Mr.. Dent A, Taylor
. cornet and piano duet, by Mr.. and
Mrs. George O, Milligau, and the
discussion Of the round table topic
Leisure; what it is, how acquired and
how it should be used, "-completed the
regular programme, excepting the Presi'
dents address, which. was made by the
present presiding officer, Mr.. Charles s.
Morrison, A Chautaquau song was then
sung by the circle and remarks were made
on invitation Of the President, by Rev, j,
G. CAN'T, Rev. Mr.. Hull, Rev, Dr.. Cooke
Rev, X, +. Randolph, Rev. DR., Cunning
ham and Mr., Samuel Lsughlin.
The attendance was large and all enjoy
ed the evening very much,
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Ed. Jones, Jr., has received bicycle.
Miss Sallie Mills Is visiting in Allegheny
The bottle works will set no more poti
this fire.
Rev. W. W. Walker, OF Washington,
Pa, Is in the city.
Miss Lsna Manzlsman, OF Canton, Is
Visiting friends here.
Mr.. Lev. Battelle and bride are expect.
ed home from Youngstown to-day.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jennings yesterday
was attended by the groCers in body.
Canvassers have been In town raising
money to roof the Colored church in Kirk
wood.
Mr.. Borham was lying at the point Of
death yesterday from neuralgia OF the
heart.
Nearly all the teachers who live away
from Bellaire have gone home to spend
their vacation.
A party Of cadets were here yesterday,
on their way home from the Pennsylvania
Military Academy at Chester.
Mrs. Fred Neininger and her two chill
dren will leave next week for Switzerland,
where she will make her future home.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railroad surveyors are down every day
now placing stakes along the proposed
routes into town.
It would be well enough, in view OF the
false reports about the health Of Bellaire,
IN rnu,ark hnyv fpuv NJ tho lpatha that have
occurred have resulted from fever
The Cadiz Republican wants the Con-
gressional convention held at steuben-
Vile and Of course Steubenville iavors
this. The Barnesvllle Republican iavors
BellAire. II the convention Is to be placed
at some point most convenient for the
whole district, no better place than Bell
aire can be found In the district. She
has a good city hall, large and Commo.
dious rink, good hotels. and from every
point in the district access to Bsllalre is
easy.
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THE cABELL COUNTY SEAT.
An Application for MRndAmuS In the Ia.
tOfests Of removal.

Au AppLlUhtion IuF U muuuhuub III inc lus
tOFosts " Removal,
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals yes.
terday, the only case taken up was that
Of Doolittle etal. Us. the County Court OF
Cabell county. The plaintiffs some time
ago presented to the County Court a
petition asking that the proposal to move
the county seat Of Cabell from Barbours.
vile to Huntington DO submitted to a
vote OF the people. The County Court
refused to even consider tho petition.
The petitioners now apply to the Supreme
Court Of Appeals for q mandamus 10
compel the County Court 10 flle and con.
slider the petition. A mandamu1 mist
that is, an order 10 consider the petition
unless the defendants can show reasons
for not doing so-was issued, and the case
came mp for hearing yesterday. The
defendants moved To quash the proceed.
ingB, which motion was argued and sub.
mitted, the court taking tune 10 consider
1t. Court adjourned until Monday.
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TrsR,1sr It,So,s "s,v T,s1 ir,r..a.

A dispatch from IT Pleasant, dated
June II, says: Colonel George ". Tholnp.
son, President OF the Ohio River Railroad,
accompanied by his Chief Engineer, was
In town to-day looking alter the interests
Of his road. About nine miles north / I
here the road runs through high sand
bank for several miles aud the heavy rains
Of the past few days have washed the road.
bed almost entirely away. lheobjeCtof the
Colonies visit is to relocate the road.bed
al a higher and better point. We under.
stand the change was ordered made, This
viii not In any way delay the completion
Of The road al the time agreed upon.
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i,oSps-Ulossd bid u. 3. n, iOi,f, u. 8. new a,
l26Jfi U. 4. ~, lllhi Pacific D. Of 70, lll3
Louisiana cOnt6lS, WI Missouri O., lOlx; Ten
HfSS lis; Denver 4 Rio ufafde hrStS, i9O5S; ben.
yer 4 lilo ufAnde western ltsts, fSxj Erie seconds
i0g, Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas general @, 49,
Northern Pacific 6fsl, 49, Northern Pacific "a.
efn De6eniuFeS, 1895 81. Louis 4 San FfanoisC0
general mortgage, liOj st. Paul cOnAOls, Igi
81 Paul Chicago 4 Pacific, i22, Texas q Pacific
land gtantei ~ Texas 4 paolGe X. a.. extra CGu.
pon, 611Ai Union Paelao h1u, ll9Ni West Shore,
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YoU are cordially invited to cali at our
salesroOm and examine the Standard 10.
tafy Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
est, easiest and Btillest running machine
oil the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Call.
graph & Hammond Writing Machines.
Write ior catalogues.
kDw. l.. RosR 4 Co.,
IS TWAlith etFeet,
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Having made arrangements with Mr..
John Q Hogus, Of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio
whose fine Jersey cattle took first pre-
MUM at every fair given by the West Vir'
GINA State Fair Exposition for all his
rich Jersey cream, am now prepared to
supply the trade with the finest Pure
jersey Ice Cream ever made in this city.
GEO, l., DURsT.
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Tho Fourth at bethany.

The citizens OF Bethany are arranging
for grand celebration Of the Fourth Of
July to BIZ held on Saturday the Sd. II Is
to be regular old.fashioned celebration
OF the day-plenty Of flags and music, read
ing OF the Declaration Of Independence,
patriotic speeches, big picnic and fire.
works. The committees having tho affair
in charge are enthusiastic and will make
II a auRHpRa
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NOW , !. 3 S' S i9 g.. |

uuMILl NTtNG Eruptious, Itching ana n,
u skin TOrtuTes, L0GthSome Sores And yhallang
cieS Of lIcning, scaly, Hmply, InherIt 4 lpt'
lous and Courageous pl,eA'ei Of the i o,d NV NY
aud scalp, giEa Le o. sS from aaacY 70 o5
SKIN Cue and CuTIcURA soar, an eln1.- 'u EIeai
Behuhaer, externally, aud CuTlcuRA RF,,9 , Saa
the new Blood Purifier, lnteruA Is. ''-7'L' M
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Elsenach.LuCna,

Yesterday, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, Mr.. Lucas, at No. Ii Sixteenth
street, Mr.. Charles EisenaCh and Miss Ella
Lucas we're united In marriage. The at
tendanta we're Mr.. viii Powell and Miss
Annie EisenaCh, Mr.. viii EisenaCh and
Miss Clara Lucas. Rev. O. u, Kraft, Of
Benwood, OBLIGATED. Both the contracting
parties are popular voting people Of this
Ill
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sOALP, FAUE, EARS Ann Nrn,.

was afflicted with Eczema on the seslp P,..
E SsG sIS Ma1Sn me dtngg whte s
that had come under hk notice he pG G,' ass
70 try your CutiGuEa kCmedi.I, and aleF Nv .l e
use my scalp aud part Of my fac Wer. s sNGtMl
cured, and hope In another weeG To nave "!
eArs, neck aud the Other part oil my face cu,,d ny
40 E, Fourth Street, New York. ia" s''ADE
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Having made arrangements with Mr..
John O. Hcgue, Of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
whose fine Jersey cattle took first pre-.
mum al every fare given by The West Viz.
VInIa State Fare Exposition for all hls
fitch Jersey cream, | attn now prepared TO
supply the trade with the finest Pure
Jersey Ice Cream ever made IN this city.
GEO. L, DURBT.
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COVERED WIrH soRrs

have been afflicted since last Mach ,.,,
Shin disease the toetOn called ErEe ma NJ T''a
was covered with SCAhs and sores and IN. I! 4, qee
aud burning were almost unbraA6le sS,i, ','Sahl
CutlCurR RsmedhS so highly recon- nei,tsJs !Ol'
e!nqsd 70 give Them trial a,ag the Citcg. SDs
for four months lCNll myself curd il, I'm. 'Ia
for which make this public statement S'AN'uae
Broad Brook, Conn. a. = "'"f NCG,
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WSpFIRsT ENGLISH EVANGELIC1l,
Wy LUTHERAN CIIURCII-RCv, \. H. Dom.
blASer, pastor. EeI vices at 1880 A. " t'mOrOS.
N rmon by Rev. 3 u lhFuiiE, 'und,y ShObl M
Pm In the evening this Church will lO.n IN Ihs
farewell meeting 10 Rev. ", r. Long al the Flint
Presbyterian Church
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N5FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wy The pBtOr, ReV. u. A. CUNNINGHAM. h. b,
will pHaOh At 1880 A. ". At7;SO w. there viii
h. grand Union Meeting IN the Int rst Of M
Bible SnOiety; short addresses will he made b.
Rev. Wa Ter Long, Rev. b. H. Dlrnl'h and OIdsn
All Are invited
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Having made arrangements with Mr..
John O. Hogue, Of Mt Pleasant, Ohio,
whose fine jersey cattle took dtst pre-.
mium at every fair given by the West Viz.
ginia State Fair Exposition for all his
rich Jersey cream, | am now prepared 10
supply the trade with the finest Pure
Jersey Ice Cream ever made In this city.
GKo, l.. DuRsT,
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NSPNORTH STREET NJ. L. CHURCH
Wy corner Filth aud Market strces-Rey n
Z, Dryden pAStO', Services TO morrow al ,iOt
N. and S0RM Sunday sChOglRt!r u Allan
q udiaIlY invited, "eW
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nSCHAPLINE STREET NJ. T..
Wy CllURCll-lIcy,J y, HUT pas OF Childuni
DAy will be observed NJ thl, CHI rCh with a yty
INTEREST," 4 programme both morning aud even.
Ing, Al 1880 P, n. the putOr VIII denver Au al
dr. 81 on "kemaFkRblG Men Of MelhOiLm Grafton,
Scholars and ECceutrICIn
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re:
ceiyed. An elegant and complete line o.
Sultlngs, PAhtAlOOHings ana OvercOat.
lngs, which We will make up In tho best
Style and at low prices. .....
4. HESS & SONS,
1891 l. 1898 Market Street.
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TSUNION MEETING-LEr ALL
w who can attend lh' UhIon Melting Of lbc
VII, cling aud Ohio County Branch Of the A. BS,
tho Fins Presbyterian Church Sunday evening
vi 1880 G ok. Brel address, by vs. Dr. Ne
Glue, SwOpe, DlTniiI Randolph, Judge OICT
johnson and hers All are cordially lnvId.
Young men and lnaiiOuE: old men aud women
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N5FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH,
eS Corner Twelfth aud Byron Etrcet,-M ion
A. Y, TO morrow there will b. q devotional Sni
praise service In the evening the c1nIng,ia IN
will unite In the lIibla service al the Fiji PiSby
welcome.
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches on tho lnstallment plan
whereby you can secure watch At once
on easy payments. tall and Investigate.
jiC0B W. GRUBll, JCWcter,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market Sts.
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n5pZANE STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH
Wy Rev. ], Henry Hess, pastor. Quarterly
Meeting to. morrow. PreaGhingEt 1910 i. Y, Vi
the pastor aud at 1902 N. by the PfeSIdlrg Eldti
Rev ,teo. y Hits, followed by the Lords sippet
given at tho morning service Tor persons 10 unite
With the church. Love feat Monday evening a
7!30PM All are CnrdlAllV invited.
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wAsniNorox, D. G., June 1O.--1 A. Nj
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
followed by local rains, southeasterly
winds, slightly warmer. ~
For Ohio and West Virginia, slightly
warmer generally fair weather, winds be-
coming southerly.
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CutIcGTt stands at che head OF It's clas, ,,,ec,
had an unusually good IA'e thl, summer osi nA.s
the prevalence Of an aggravated form " NJ Vtsp
through IOme l0rhl Is In tha county in VI t IVA
the CuuCurR Remedies proved GAiIG aGtorv "uISl
UnlontoWn, Ky. ''' "'uSSNL
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NSsEC0ND PRESBYTERIAY
Wy CHuRCHc-Rey, VIM II Cooke y b puiio,,
Services At 1920 AN No evening ,cryICe On A.
count Of the Union Meeting 10 the Interest Of M
Bible Society. sabbath school M9AX. Allan
welcome,
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Gtre Grttelti9eucer.
once NoS. 20 and " Fourteenth street.


Wanted-FurnIShed Room,
". U. Is Society.
Chamber Of Commerce.
NeCkWesr-D. GnndlIng 4 Co.
NOtIce 10 Contractors ~, a, wilson
Cheese at MCMeChGns.
lIikt OF letter.,
Purify Your lIomCS-Logau & Co.
Geo. N snOok & CO.-LACes and Emblolderlcs-
Head Of Local.
Religious NOllceS-FOurth page.
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The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 ST. Louis
Railway Company will gel excursioti
tickets to Steu6enville, Saturday, June 10,
good returning until Monday, Round
Tip, including admission 10 Batnun's
show, 81 80.
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Q THE sEWIEG MACHINE 1, tbc C,r,,
A. a Of Uterine Pains and WtaEnSt.s aye w.
Hf{ANSH Aching sides aud Back, Eidn,v p, t H..
HSEHV SviRtiCa, Cheat PAIns, WgsEb,s ' ~
Y A. Inflammation, the LuIcUEG AMI P,S
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