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COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, March &c, 1856.
S@r Hi subscriptions dated
March, SO expire Nth
this month. Please renelU.
MINOR LOCALS.

1t showed, hailed and rained on
Monday.
A L. Duyckinck & Co. report trade
sbrisk.''
The proposed new Cemetery, seems
to have fallen through.
Hattie B. Kitchener OF Colora, is
now recovering from her late illness
Do you want a carriage? Attend
the big sale on the 7th, at the Sun.
Lloyd Balderston of Colora is er-
Getting fine dwelling and shoe shop
for D Kirshct.
Allen Elliot will occupy his new
dwelling and store house. at Colora
on May LIST next.
Miss Annie Boyle has been ap
pointed telephone operator, or talker
rather. at Port Deposit.
Workmen are engaged in digging
the foundations and cellar of Mr.. K
Haines' new house this week.
A few bushels of choice clover seed
can be had at A L. Duyckinck & Co.'S
Rising Sun. Md mar.-26 st.
Read our G ubbing offer with the
Rural Nrau- Yorker. one of the leading
agricultural papers of the world
Don't forget the big sale of CARR
ages at the Sun ON the 7th of April.
Mr. VIM. West. is about as usual
seemingly none the worse from his
bridal tour to the Empire State
Mr.. VIM. Grason, has kitten
without tail. Mr.. 6. G. Sin pro
poses exhibiting it at his Drug store.
Rev. Mr.. Jewel. preached his first
sermon last Sunday. and made :.
very favorable impression on lis
congregation.
While waiting for the mail, step
into the Drug Store and get few OF
the best 2 for set. cigars. mar.5 lot.
Some people report having seen
flocks of wild geese going north.
We havn't. but we have seen several
focks of black birds.
Last Monday night was nippel
Of tender, precocious buds, which had
been tempted by the warm sunny
days of the past week.
St. Patrick received many compl
mentary remarks on his natal day
but on Tuesday he put in an appear
ance in fighting trim.
Jesse P. Howell has sold his hous,
and lot on the corner of Harrisvillt
road and Wilson avenue to Jethro T
Mccullough. Price $3.50.
MIR. Edward j. jackson near Prin
cipio. died on Sunday the goth inst
And wa- buried on tuesday, at :
O'Clock at Hopewell Cemetery.
The E,kton housewives complain
that they can't make bread out of til.
roller process -four fit to eat. Which
is it, the bakers or the rollers?
The Kent Iron & Hardware Co
will sell so carriages at the Sun or
the 9Th o: April.
An evening reception is to be CIV
en- this evening, in honor of Mr.. anc
Mrs. kirkbride, at the residence ii
Mrs. Emma Haines, in this town.
Large lots of fat cattle are sent tc
Philadelphia by rail from this station
almost every week. Most of the
animals ace fine stock and well fat
Ned.
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tate in this part of the country? Ar.
butus hunting is favnrite pastime
with youth and beauty of u spring
like age.
Eli Coulson, of Corner Ketch, has
opened out his spring stock. The
lad es should pafronize Eli as he is
quite lady's man and a bachelor
Of a humorous vein.
A little daughter of Mr.. Edwin
Hunt fell, while running, one day last
week, and hurt her arm badly. There
were no bones broken and the acct
dent was not serious.
J. Pogue sold in two days last
week $1,000 worth of goods among
which were 8 carriages His sales
were effected principally in the low
er edge of Che-ter county.
Mount f Kirk has had his store
house on the corner Of Queen and
Cherry streets nut in order for the
new merchant Mr.. Ankrim. who will
take possession in few days.
D Scott & Bro. offer ton Of their
C LIBERATED phosphate for the BIS
hushel of oats exhibited at the Agri
cultural fair next fall; the oats to be
raised by its use this Spring
The closing exercises Of the Ba-
CONAN Literary Society, at the
Friends Normal Institute, on Thur
day last were very interesting.
A crowded house enjoyed the occas-
ion.
Mrs, Mary Pierce of West Grove,
a woman of about so years of age.
committed suicide last Friday morn.
ing by swallowing aquantity ofcarbo-
lie acid. while afflicted with alteration
OF mind.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you
Sold by DR.. l.. II. Kirk.
County and Road Commissioners
are to b gin the spring inspection of
roads this week. Old March has been
very partial to the supervisors this
season. But whv inspect roads so ear
ly. To see them at their worst probab-
ly.
Miss Olevia Kelholtz. has moved
in the house next to the Depot where
she will be pleased to show hel
friends, all the latest city styles in
the dressmaking line. Give her q
call mar26 At.
An evening socable was held a
the residence OF Mr. George L
Hambleton. near Zion. on the 2ott
inst Where 'love 10 KID love to
eyes that spake again, and all went
! merry as marriage hell,
w. w Carter vacated his residence
IN Cherry street on Wednesday last
moving to Not ingham Pa. where hi:
principal business is carried on. JAS
Barnes took possession Of the premis 8
es vacated by Mr.. Carter.
Henry B, Cortney, member of thu
firm of Swift & Courtney, mattel
manufa Hurers of Wilmington Del. i,
dead. His property is valued a
half a million. The firm c)mmenceC
operations with joint cap tai o
$50.
THAT HACKING COUGH can b,
so quic ly cured 10y Shil his ur.. w,
guarantee it. Sold by DR.. l.. r. Kirk.
Lucy r. Bond, residing neal
Pennington Cecil co. Md. returns
her grateful thanks to her numerous
friends in Delaware and Cecil county
and for their kind remembrance o
her during her long illness and for
| Al 4 H.
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FOR SALE. WANTS, 90

advertisements inserted in this column for te,tkS
word each insertion. Initial letters aud figures ca&a
,Oord.
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MOkTGlGEE'S SALE
OF A
House & Lot!

BY virtue of the power given In a deed of More
gage by William ounds and Margaret j. Pounds.
hts wife bearing date the SRI day OF November 4.
D. lSSO and recorded in Liber A, d No tQA
l23 &c. one of the Land record books of Cet11.
county certain assignments of said mortgages
duly recorded. The undersigned will sell at tia
Post Office door i'll Rising snn in said county an
Saturday, the 10Th day of 4 pr1l 1899
at IL O'Clock A. M all that House and lot of which
Margaret J. rounds died. seized. situated on tho
ad leading from Pilot Town to Mount Pleasant
in the 9Th Election district and adj ,iuing lands al
Richard Culruthers. late deceased James HuSD
Charles o. Stone being the same lot conveyed n
Margaret J. Pounds by Ghas. o Stone by deco
dated Oct. TX. 1heO and duly recorded in Liber j.
A D. No l. fol. 3e6 &C., one of the land record
books aforesaid. The improvements con. "a
sist of a good FRANZ DWELLING HOUSE T1GiAsA
with Basement. 9a5HM
ancins to be- paid by purchaser
HENRY NJ MCCULLOUGH.
marty Mortgage.
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Are you disturbed at night and broker
Of your rest by q sick child suffering anC
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 II 80
send at once and get q bottle Of Mis-
WiNsLow's sooTHING sYRuP FOR CnIL
DREN TRETHING. It's value is inCalCula
BILE. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon II, mothers
there is no mistake about 1t. II cuFel
dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates tht
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie
Hoitens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mis-. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TERTHINa is pleasan.
10 the taste, and is the prescription Of on
OF the oldest and best female nurses ant
physicians in the United States, and Il
Tor sale by all druggists throughout tn,
world. Price % cents a bottle. MwsAw
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pool, as Il he expected to see the ghost o
slRbHides rise from the mArsh and CONF
towards him.
Morning dawned raw and cold, and
Jake, after warming over his FIRE Whal
little food was left In his sack, walked
bEiskly to the pool.
"In the daylight a more courageoul
man than Jake never lived, and he feared
no mRn-Rlivs or dead. Using his tramp
ling stick again, he brought the corpse
close up to the bank Of the pool, where be
could grasp the clothing. The proximity
OF the foul body caused Jake To relax hii
purpose Of recovering it, He p~ersevered,
and finally laid 1t upon the grass.
"The reason Of the corpse floating upon
its side was then explained. In one Of
the side pockets Of the blouse was Jake's
sack Of dust, as securely tied as 1t had ever
bean in the Tuolumne Bar.
ut was enough Tor Jake, The sight oil
gold recalled SIabside's treachsry, and lie
showed the corpse back, and 1t went
splaShing into the msrshy waters once
more. he couldn't forgive slabsidesr
even dead, nor did he care TO mediate as
to how his false partner came to his death,
There, gentlemen, ia, | have no doubt, the
true story Of the skull found in the pool
In Valuation Valley.
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ROppAglI hSAA Va NAN StA ~ SNS
on the road.
"Nothing transpirod on his journey
and at sunset on o warm September day
he saw the rugged Mission hills baskinE
like sleeping leviathans in the gauzy glare
OF the departing god OF day, now slowly
sinking behind them. He pushed on
sturdiIy, hoping 10 reach the town, which
he knew was on the other side ofthe hills
before night came on but all too swiftly,
the crimson Of the sunlight melted int
blue, the blue into purple, and the purple
into gray OF the twilight. The shadows O.
night began 10 marshal their gloomy
array In the depression Of the hills. Ia
"He reached the bank Of a marshy poo.
and now, despRiringo Of getting 10 the town
he sat down on the grass 10 rest, prepare,
tory to building q ere and making himself
comfortable for the night. AS the heAI
died out OF his tired frame, he dipped hiI
handkerchief intothe pool and raised II L
his lips, The water had a smell and {
taste 10 foul that Il sent a Bhudder througt
Thin. The water was unfit 10 drink. lii
therefore drew of his heavy shoes ant
socks and dipped them, seeking refresh
ment In that way. He RtlrS them abouI
and dibturbs the rank marsh grass tina
grew 40 thlCkly as 10 almost hide Thu
water. At the same instant q horrible
sight met his view-beiore him, In thI
water, foated a bloated corpse.
with an inafticulAte expression o
horror, he sptang up. In a second bill
oourage returned, and he returned ant
gaEsd again into the pool with WILDLY
dilaled eyes. The corpse was floatihj
upon lie side, and but the back Of liz heat
was visible. He graspsd his trampinI
stick, and with II attempted to turn TIL
corpse, He was successful In 80 far as Il
reveal the face Of the dead man, aud thit
time d great gasp Of horror escaped Jake
for The dead man was Ills old partner
Statistics.
NJaEe was compelled TO cit down 10
awhile, and recover his Composute. Whet
he was calm II had become 80 dark tha
he was afraid 10 venture near the pool 10
fear Of becoming entanRled In the MATS
Qtaeg, 90 there was nothing 10 do but I
walt I'LL morning, a..
WHs Embedded his stick In the mud !
mark The spot and then retired about La
q mile from the pool and Btaked out,
camp lof the night, He slept but littlt
his mind would not rest, but dwelt upo
the STANCE occurrences ~ the pool, Olte
In the long hOufs Of the night he cast iul
Ialaa aia. ..aa III akaaIlas NNyuaeN Nh
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%pksERrIoNs.
A Measure to Remove Odium from Worthy
aud Deserving Warriors.
s,..y1I n,-eSnonLS,ns of tks EnI.IJI1saao,

A Measure to Remove 0dium from WORTH
aud Deserving Warriors,
Special GnnpoALeee u lN hitllGaaor,
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The bill know
as 'the dssertion bill" which has recently
passed Congress and received the APPROX
al OF the President, becomes a law ii
which a great many ex.soldiers are inter
ested, The bill provides for the removal
Of charges OF desertion against certain sol
disrs who, although having rendered good
service, have q charge Of desertion entered
on the rolls against them under the Fiji.
tieth article OF War, which reads as fol-
lows;
mo non.Commissloned officer or soldier
shall enlist himself to any regiment, troop,
or company without a regular discharge
from the regiment, troop, or company in
which he last served, on q penalty OF be-
ing Ieputed q deserter and suffering &C
~Cordingly,"
The law will do away with a great
amount Of special legislation, which, but
for 1t, would continue for many years to
occupy the time OF Congress in the con-
sideration Of individual claims, which can
as well, II not better, be disposed Of by
the Adjutant Generals department,
1t also provides a means Of speedy relief
to q large and deserving class OF men, who
never we're guilty Of the crime Of desertion
in a moral sense, but fall technically
within the class referred to in the Article
OF War above quoted. 1t imposes q limita-
ton OF time to five years, from and after
the passage OF the bill upon persons who
claim relief, 80 that there may be an end
TO this class Of claims, In q letter to Con.
gress In regard to the provisions Of the
bill Adjutant General Drum, referring TO
the Fiitieth Article OF War said:
"This article reproduCes one Of the ear.
Hest Of the rules and regulations adopted
for the government Of the British army,
and was no doubt the outgrowth Of feudal
customs, 1t Is not now, and | doubt muCn
whether 1t has ever been, applicable to
our service In the sense in which II
was intended to apply. The leaving one
organization and immediate enlistment in
another constitutes technical desertion,
but In no sense is it desertion from the
service or what Is understood in military
p~arlanCe, desertion OF the flag. The relief
proposed TO be afforded by the bill applies
only To cases OF technical desertion, or, in
other words, to those men who, having
left n organization, enlisted in another
and served to the end Of the war;"
To avoid impositlous or frauds under
the new law, the bill provides that no
soldier shall be relieved under this act
who, not being sick or wounded, left his
command, without proper authority,
while tho same was in the presence Of the
enemy, or who at the time Of leaving his
command, was in arrest or under charges,
or in whose case the period Of absence
from the service exceeded three months"
All applications under this act must be
made to and filed with the Secretary Of
War.
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IT Is the undivided opinion Of the medi.
ical world that rheumatism Is caused by
the acid condition Of the blood, the taking
Of cold, exposure TO Indictment whether
being merely the occasion Of its develop.
ment In some part Of the body. Tie
especial liking Is for the joints and the
sciatlc nerve. When inlammatory 1t at
taCks the entire muscular system, and Ia
very dangerous; painful at all times, dan
gerous in many, the person who Is atIlict.
ed with 1t should give himself prompt
treatment with Warmers safe euro and
Warmers safe rheumatic cure, two rene.
dies which have no equal in the world for
clearing the system Of the acid elements
which are the only causes Of the rheu'
matte condition.
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A. NJ. Vaughan, Editor Of the Green.
wiCh Review, Greenwich, o., writes; 'Lasl
January l met with a very severe acct.
dent, caused by q runaway horse, l Used
almost every kind Of salye TO heal the
wounds, which turned to running sores
but found nothing 10 do inc any good ill
1 was recommended Henry's Uarbollt
Salve. I bought q box, and II helped me
at once, aud At the end Of two months
was completely well. II Is the best salvt
In the market, and never fall Of telling
my friends about II, and urge them 10 ust
Il whenever In need"
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grustee sales.


TRIISTEE's SALE OF RIVERSIDE
yuRSITURR FACTORY.
n, vi,ine OF A deed OF trust to me made by the
piWVygslbE FURNITURE COMPANY, dated Ian
W. N. iss2 aud Of record IN the Office Of the
G G,T oI ihe County COlrt Of Ohio County. Wett
yIninis, In deed Of trust book ~ page bN' WILL
Oa SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1886,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ sell at public
S,rIon' al Inc front door Of tho Court House Of
se'I OHIO county, Iu the city VI wheeling, WeAI
ViTlnIa, the following property; LoI y, ~ ~
Sn1IlI' with the improvements thereon, u, the ad-
dih,ion 10 said city laid OF into lots BY JOhl EOh
M M Nm ChGplins, gu the east 6ldsOt Water street,
SSa,wsgO Twenty iTst aud TWeniy'lecOna streets,
S VI m mart Of which lots are erected . 4'SIOkI
ERiCE FURNITURE FACTORY AND FSTORfl
VRiCK WAREHOUSE; and also, four 2StOIy brick
S% hing houses, The factory contains valuable
and improved machinery, complete and In run
NM order, the same being comparatively new.
ILRVS w sALE-One'tniTd Of the purchase
moluy, or az much more Us tho purchaser may
sl,et 10 nay In CASH on the day oil EAlei and the
HHS,iine IN Two equal annual inStAllm0ntS, with In
terg,t thereon from the day OF sale, 10 be secured
BY deed Of trust upon the property sod, and by
p1licIey Of Insurance upon the buildings, improve
inentI and machinery TO an amount Equal to the
deferred payments. ,,,ry, II nm, ppru
my2lyAS TfuALee.
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OH and reliable medicines are the best
TO depend upon. AGkef's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm.
pufities Of the blood, In every form oil
lCroiulous, Byphlllliu or mefcurial die
eases, II Is invaluable. For rheumatism,
has no equal. Sold by Logan 4 Co. aud
Charles Menkemellef,
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Poll tacks-Hairpins.-Ltn.

TIE REASON why ACker's Blood Elixir Il
warranted, Is because II Is the best blood
preparation known. II will positively
cure all blood diseases, purifes the whole
system and thoroughly builds up the con
Btitution. Remember, we guarantee It,
Sold by Logan& 70. and Charles Menke'
meller.
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" YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented BY dyspepsia, use ACkef's Dys.
pepsia Tablets. They are q positive cure
Tor dyspepsia, indigestion, litulency and
constipation, We guarantee them. q
and ~ cents, OF Logan& Co.'s and Charles
Menkemellefla.
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GALE OF RAILROAD BONDS,


~ CLERKS OPttCkp
R,IUD or CoNNISsioNEks or OHIO COUNTY,
WHEELING, ", VA May q, lSss.
s,a,eJ Proposals Will be received Of this. once
anil FddAY, June 1856 q O'Clock !. T., Tor the
pulSIuH al the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
P SooIItoaI Company, OF $1,000 each, numbered 10i
ihNAitttG inFIuSIye except Nos. lal and 12a which
- .ys Gttn renesmedl. Bald bonds bear seven N
Ssnenl interest, payable S~emtPpnualsy the ~ q
u. nav 1v be made for the whole number or any
ny, m, frpoL 10 10 delivered June l0h.
Ina rlht Is reserved 10 reject any or al bids:
tIlrSs RObt u. Woods, Clerk Of the Board Of
cc"mni4IonerS OF Ohio county, W. Va,
L41" ROBT b, WOODS,
Clerk Of tho Board Of Commissioners.
~, Ohio Couuly, W. Va.
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The best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cofns and oil Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively Cufes Piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
OF money feiunded.s Price % cents pei
boz. For aale by Logan 4 Go.
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"HAcKMErAck" a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 50 cents.
SniLon's CuRE will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and BronChitil
FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have a printed guarantee on ever
bottle Of Shiloh's VitaliSer. II never fall
10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
Of shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 81
cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. L Co., whole
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Enrs.Sasites.

,oss,s n has been made more. than eyer specially
hIied Tor OniGe use, In ease Of operation heatnta
n VOL and simplicity, Il q all tha. can be desired
II 4 willing machine. FULLY WSItaHtgd. hay te;
WmStIsiastSfy send for GlfuuiaFs Address
N 4, n. QARVlN 6.CO1
No. qOdd Fellow, Building, Wheellng, v, va
Telephone No, w. mylHpAW
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Bolts, blotcbes, pimples, and all skin
diseases, are quickest cured by cleansing
the blood with Ayers SarSaparilla.
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Ayers S~arsqpanNa

PROWN'S IRON BITTERs CURED
ID Mr.. James D.. Miller, B%tdington, Berkeley
county, W., Va, Of indigestion. lie is satisfied
that II is q thoroughly reliable medicine and he
recommends IT,
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Proposals,
n,.rp OF Co nlssIosIss % 6aio cOusIE,

CLIRK'S OTEtcR,
p,,ED OF Co MissloHEls " OHIO COUNTY,
p WHEELIH0, W. Va, Nay 20, lss6.
,,,.a proposalS will be received At this OGace
stp N an, "A day OF JunR, 1850, at 10 4. ~, Tor fur
unHtt nr CIe,F. Mixed or Nut Coal LoIhe poor living
nsgbsns h the creek In the city Of wheeling, on or
az, Of !. C1unJy Commissioners, and TOT iuIpishlnE
Cietn, sn. in ne city q wheeling on order ola
Sns tnf Commissioner, for the ensuing year, be
Ei99ntIS NmIust Ipecliy the price Of the several
Iip1d, Al Coal per huAhel delivered,
HI Hard reserves the right toftIectAny and AL
bid; Sy 0'''fo' 'H' Rolf. u. WOODS. clerE.
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Snrmrnrr 9es6rts.
THE GREAT SEASIDE RESORT.

Terms for the Summer OF $50, beginning June !,
reduced % to 80 percent, aud the highest standard
Of excellence maintained. Situated within 100
yGrd,o OF Fort Monroe, the largest fertilization in
the United States. Tho scenic attractions OF tho
place are unrivRled. Daily target practice, guard
mouHting and dress parade.
Excellent Boating, Fishing and Driving, and the
surf bathing the finest on the Atlantic coast, Per.
feet In cuisine and appointments. Accommodates
1000 guests. Afternoon concerts by u. Z. Afty
school Baud and nightly hons. Pre-emlnently .
Resort for Southern People. Pure ocean air, FREQ
from malaria aud conducive 10 refreshing sleep.
Average temperature Tor summer, 76'. Send for
illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms.
my4 +, N, PIKE, Manager,
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A stirring event = Making molassea
candy.
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A base ball player In New Jersey is
named spuyder. he eaLches lota Of hIeal