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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-13
ARINOlN0 REsOLUTION
Regarding the Manner In Which MIR, Robert
son was Cheated.

Regarding tho Manner In Which MIR, Robert
son was Cheated.
A regular meeting OF the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly was held ii
this city yesterday afternoon at Lsbol
Hall, The attendance was larger than II
has been for several meetings past and an
unusual interest WAS taken in all the pro
ceedings. The most interesting matter
brought forward for discussion was tht
outrageous manner in which the Demo
cratic county convention euChred Hon,
Edward Robertson out OF the nomination
for the House OF Delegates, Mr.. Robert
son, 1t will BIZ remembered, was one o.
the two Democrats suggested as available
men to be placed on the ticket He wa!
the choice OF the convention as agatnst
Mr.. Riley, but the machinery Of that body
was so manipulated that he was thrown
to one side, =.
The Assembly gave expression to itG
opinion Of this proceeding by adopting
unanimously, yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing'
Res0lved, That the Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly condemns the fraud
uient and unfair manner in which Hon
Edward Robertson was counted out by
the recent Democratic County Convention
and thereby cheated out OF the nomina'
ton.
Organized labor lu this vicinity at least,
Is this year taking a more active intereat
in nOlitiCs than ever before, 1t iB pRrtCi'
ularly anxious to be represented az
strongly as possible in the Legislature, In
order that an antl.Convict labor law, d
better mining law and a chill -labor law
may be enacted, and possibly some
changes in tho law regarding mechanics
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ME-. D. ii. HRNpgRsoN.
WuRRLIN0, Septembar 10, l8S8


Charles Brand and bride are home from
their wedding journey
William Workman has opened o gro.
Gerry on Belmont street,
The Liberty Hose Company had q ball
In City Hall Saturday night,
Wells Benson has resigned his place as
wharfmaster for s, H, Lee & Co.
Miss Laura Free has gone to Manning
ton to visit Miss Marie Burt, who has been
visiting here.
viii Stewart, OF the Bel!aire Stamping
Company, Is spending vacation at st.
Clair Springs,
]. B. shannafslt Is home. He has been
engaged all summer building the "BlRCk
Diamond" Railroad.
Gus Hartenstein, at the Wheeling Fair,
took premiums on some poultry from bis
new houses on Indian run,
The gas at the stsnd.pipe near the Bel
laire window glass works was lighted Sat-
urday and burned all night and yesterday.
The Princess took aboard a lot OF freight
from the o, & P, railroad here, yesterday,
on her way down to the docks at Point
Pleasant.
The Natural Gas Company has had sew
eral attachments issued by aggrieyed par.
ties in this city. The cases will be heard
in few days.
Tbs freight business on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad has become 80 heavy
that an additional train will arrive aud
depart from this city from to-day.
Petitions will bs presented to the Coun.
ell tomorrow night asking that q vote be
allowed on prohibition. Right time or
wrong time, 1t Is the only fair thing to
grant vote when so many desire 1t,
There was quarterly meeting at the A.
h. church Rev. i, I. Keelor preached on
the state Of the dead between death and
the resurrection. Rev. r, F. Smith
preached at the First Presbyterian church
The two Methodist preachers delivered,
yesterday, their last sermons before going
TO the conference. Itis excited that they
will both be returned to their CHURCHES.
William Truck had q log crushed by fall.
ing between cara while making a coupling
on the O. & p. at Brilliant, Saturday. He
was brought to Bridgeport, where the
company's surgeon amputated the leg
close to the body. The shock was too
great, however, aud he died In the even.
Ing. He had been on this road as brake.
man but few weeks, having run as son-
ductor on the B., z. 4 o. railway for sew.
eral years. He was q great faVorite, and
was steady, industrious and competent,
and sure Of promotion. He was unmar.
rled, but supported his mother, who lived
at Woodsfeld. An engine brought the
body here yesterday morning, aud II was
taken out to Woodsheld at once.
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SKIPPED rHE TOWN.
After Getting Several Persons Nicely csugh
A Slick Individual

After Getting Several PeFsops Nicely Caught
A Slick Individual.
For a month or six weeks past well
dressed stranger named Buckley has been
boarding at the Mcclure House. he was
for time engaged in getting up the adyeE'
tissment cards for the St, James and Nc
Lure hotel registers, Since then he has
had no apparent means Of livelihood, but
always appeared To have considerable
iunds on hand "a he associated with q
very hy crowd. Just before the State Fair
Associations lats meeting began he made
arrangements, In company with Mr.. James
Jacobs, to publish an advertising sheet
under the title oil the STATE Fair Bulletin,
contracting with the Register company for
the printing, and giving as security
a number oil advertising contracts made
with various large firms Of the city,
Wednesday morning the gentleman
quietly LEFT for Pittsburgh, leaving the
Mcclure in the lurCh fora board bill and
loans footing up in oil to about 500. He
also left other victims among whom was
hia partner, Tor considerable sums Oi
money borrowed, He made an effort
| 10 raise the wind on his advertising con
tracts but failing, llqutdated several on
prominent saloons by taking 1t out In
liquors and fancy drinks, His partner
MIR. Jacobs, acted very honorably on find
ing out the way hs had beel tlicked, and
by hard work succeeded in raising enough
on the last issue Of the Bulletin to cleal
the publishers and himself,
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Thn WLeelInr IIennle COLLEGE,

The Wheeling Female College. which
begins It's thirty.seventh scholastic yeaI
this morning, starts of with brighter pros.
peCts than Il has enjoyed for long nun,
Der OF years past. Professor Browns ad,
ministralion last year was 80 very popu
lar that he has not only been able to retain
all Of his pupils from here and elsewhere,
but he has had their number considerably
augmented by new scholars. From Ken
tuOky he has already secured nine new
scholars and expects to secure two
more. There are also some new
scholars from other Southern States.
A most excellent corps OF teach.
ers has been secured indeed the faculty
for the coming year Is one OF marked
ability and experience, and through ita
efforts the Institution Is sure TO attain a
still more envlable reputation than the
one It has already attained under BRO.
lessor Browns able management. The
building has been handsomely refurnished
and Is homelike and comfortable. A bet.
Ter school for young ladies is not to be
found il this Seclipn Of the country.
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TIE pIErEo1ps pL1GHr.
A Bright Flash Across the Heavens startlcs
EnrlY Kisers.


1t may not be generally known-in fact
1t could not be generally known-that q
brilliant meteor flashed across the hesv'
ems early Saturday morning. What with
the earthquake and rumors Of more shocks
to come the bsholder Of tho strange visitor
Saturday morning was naturally sstopnd.
ed when the light OF the prollto lit up the
valley as II an electric light had suddenly
been turned on, or the slide Of dark Ian
tern had been pulled to sbate q
darkness that one could almost
feel. During It's flight from West to East
It left in its track spath of fame, which
went out as suddenly as 1t flashed up
The meteor itself was like large ball OIL
Rre and blinded one TO look at 1t. Its
progress across the horizon was so rapid
that the beholder had not time tr realize
what had transpired until the phenomenon
WAB over,
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Can any one bring us case OF Kidney
OF Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily Clre7 We say they can
not, as Thousands Of cases already per.
manently cured and who are daily recon.
mendlng Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 800 q
bottle by Logan 4 10. NwFaw
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Ls.oOOaa oop asll Dn Good eheApe1L.
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wErzEL pIsNlOcRATs.

The County Convention on Saturday al
pnlOntOwn.
The Democracy Of Wet1el county turned
out in unusually good numbers Saturday
to attend the county conventions at Union
town. David Dulaney was nominated tor
County Commissioner. For member Of
the House OF Delegates Hon. Jacob Coch'
ran, ex State Senator, was made the uomi'
nee. Mr.. Cochran was the gentleman
elected to the State Senate to fill the
vacancy caused by tho death Of Senator
IIostutler. Ills tarm expires with the last
Legislature, Gen. Price, Of Moundsyillel
elected at the same time, being the bold
over Senator from the Second district.
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Saturday morning Frank Ford'a two
boys, aged about eight and ten years res,
pectively, found a Tailroad torpedo neal
their home above the Laughlin mill, north
Of Martins Ferry. Though the boys did
not crack II intentionally,it In some way
exploded, and . piece struck one Of the
boys In the breast, INJECTING o severe and
painful wound. The other boy was badly
cut on one leg and arm. DR.. HobenBaOk
rendered the little sufferers as comfortable
90 possible.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Bearsley and family, Of Alliance,
Ohio, will move to this city next month,
Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn dedicated a church
at Middlefork, Upshur county, last week
Mr.. Lloyd L. James, after apleasant
visit home, left Saturday evening for Chi
cage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bayha, Of this city
were visiting friends In Clarksburg last
week.
Archie Adams leaves to-day to accept q
position with WynCoop, leading druggist
Of Pittsburgh.
! DR.. Elmer Frasher has returned To Bal
timore to resume his studies at the Mary
land Medical College.
Mr.. VIM. Law Hooff, OF Pittsburgh, for.
merly OF this city, spent yesterday among
his Wheeling friends.
Misses Margaret and Clara Mathers, Of
smithfeld, Ohio, are visiting Miss Jennie
Smith, Of South Market street.
Mayor Rogers, Of Grafton, was among
the more notable people from the interior
who took In the Fair last week.
Senator ]. NJ. Camden and Hon. Dave
Leonard, who were here attending the
State Fair, returned to Parkenburg satur.
day.
Mr.. George Updegraff, accompanied by
bis mother, has gone to Covington, KY,
TO visit Mrs. Colonel Mock, nee Miss Cora
UpdegraG.
Mr.. Harry Wilson, the Baltimore 4
Ohio's agent at Clarksburg, arrived in the
city Saturday for the purpose OF making
his mother short visit.
Mr.. viii o. Beans, Of the RtO1ttr's city
staff, leaves to-day accompanied by biz
wife, on o weeks vacation. He will visit
the large cities Of the ESst.
Miss Gay Duncan, one Of Clarksburp's
iavorite voCalists, who became 80 popular
the position Of musical instructor at the
Normal School at Fairmont.
Mr. George Matheson, Of this city, and
Miss Mamie Nolan, Of Cleveland, are to
be married at the brides home on the
Goth inst. Mr.. Matheson's many friends
will be happy To congratulate him.
General I. H. Duval will In all proba.
bility be nominated by the Republicans Of
Brooke county as their candidate for the
House Of Delegates. There appears to be
au almost universal demand that he DO
named for this position.
Hon. N. B. Scott, president Of the Cen.
trail Glass Company left for Cincinnati
last Friday evening, accompanied by Dr..
j. L. DiCkey, his physlClan, to undergo
treatment at the mnd.bathB. Mt. Scott 10
suffering severely with the rheumatism.
Mr.. Josiah Davis, Of Jamestown, the
Civil Engineer aud one Of the Superin.
tendents Of the West Virginia Natural Gas
Company, has returned from short visit
10 that place. Mrs. Davis returns with
him and will remain with her husband
for some time. They have rooms Of the
SlAmm House.
MesSs. Charles W. Roberts and 4. T.
Van SlCkler are In the city, arranging for
the appearance at the Opera House Of
MCNlBh, johnson 4 slAvin's minstrels
and Tony Pastors comedy company, 70.
speedway. Pastor 10 here next Satur.
DAY night, Flora Moore, Of "Bunoh Of
keyB" lame, 10 a member oil his company.
--SAS
HsADAcnn is cured by 81. Jacobs oil.
II goes right 10 the spot,
Las, Good 4 %. coll Dry Goods cheapest,
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Edward /. Itosc & o.,

Ladies' In want Of q good sewing machine
should call on Edward L. Rose & Co., who
are the sole agents for the celebrated
Standard and White sewing machines lol
this city and State. Their reputation fol
square dealing Is a guarantee that persona
purchasing 9 machine Of them will gel
the very best 10 the market.
They have also the exclusive sale ior the
"Qaligraph" type writer, the most periect
ana rapid writer made. Business aud pro
tesBional men should remember this. A
call 10 solicited before pprUhaslqg, n else
where; their place Of business ID No. 81
Twelfth street,
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THE FAIR CLOSED.
succEssEuL wnEK oN THRIlL.ANp


The sixth annual fair Of the West Viz.
ginia State Fair Association was brought
to a close Saturday afternoon, Several
weeks since, the prediction was made that
the Fair Of 1886 would be the most sue.
cssslul OF all the fall expeditions the Asso-
citation had ever given. This prediction
was a true one. AS each effort Of the AS.
ISOLATION has been an improvement over
all former ones, SO the Fair just ended was
in every way far ahead Of the Fair OF 1885,
The exhibits Of all kinds were
larger and finer than ever the
attendance was greatsri the races
better conducted and moro satisfactory
and the management, pIo6tiuR by past
experience, more able and efficient. The
wonderful exhibition Of fine stockhas been
spoken Of in these columns repeatedly,
Iu every depssment, except perhaps
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HEApAoBn lie cured by ST. Jacobs oil.
u goes tight TO The spot.
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iowa FALLS, HARDIN Co., Iowa, June s.
1851 have been using AllCoCk's Porous
plasters for four years, and l think could
not gel along without them. For q long
time was afflicted with q pain under my
right shoulder blade; also had con.
siderable difficulty In breathing. Rp.
piled an AllCoCkG Porous Plaster ON MY
back, and one on my chest. kept chang.
Ing them every four days, and at the end
OF three weeks was entirely cured.
MWPIW, Il, 8, BTEyENa,
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Enrnllrnl,rtnnnl for tic InrhIe.

30 loug "a The falling Cmben VI vitality arc o'Ia,
bic Of beng iOklndled Into warm aud g'nIi,
glow, Inlt 30 long there b hope iof tho "''A '1a
enAolalOd invalid Let him moi thcfel2'e' a ~,
spend, but derive encouragement iton ''I' m .'
from tho further fact that there f. te'o,'u, v,
most potent In renewing The dllhplda's,l 9Bgi,
ampiOd iSIiG vititi,S iimlCiitfs stomach hl wy
q daily rOvlVihg sfenRjh In the lOl.ts ".n
III the minds Of The ieCb aud heiNgh ntfcgt.
feirpthlhg heeb, tie acquisition oi ht'h hal ND,
arc blOatl1gl attendant upon lhc iVp'Nl,W,,, Inl.
Hates ara eHtTieI t0a slicCls iii COnciu'l2n IT,
geltl0I h t(IiOfOd, The blood fortified alu Nv tbe
nance aiIlrled 70 each life sustaining oiEhn ,In ge
hlltef1 which Il lnOfonslvO even u W. ',nSblY
palate, vegetable In DompOsilOnl ana 'hV'V'''
tAiO, UAOl and regain Hlg0il
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EsDSEK.

The running race also, only had four
entries, Signal and GRACE Lee, whose
names were on the card, being scratched,
Pools sold, Essex $40, field s.. Daisy Hunt
had the pole. TAe weights were 1l0
pounds all around. The heats were
spirited and called forth cheers. Az
usual, considerable trouble was experience
ed in getting the horses started. The
summary Of thiD, the last race Of the
meeting, was as follows:
ESSEX, o. g., +. N. Hays Mlddlebourne, W.
Va. Observation-Disclosures, .... ..u",,.".".
Cinderella, b. M, W. s. Madison, Pitts.
burSh """ .....",.
Redwood, Q. s., II. O. Harrison, Five Points,
Ohio ..,.;.,.;;..;.........."...,....""
Time; l;l9A l:lgi li9lM
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Ee,,stee Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE,

BY virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust made bT Bhlstl
No0ne 10 me as trustee, the 1St dated stNinNtii
1854, recorded IN tho office VI the Cltft o. w. ~
County Court Of Ohio county, West NIf'InA, v
Deed Of Trust book No. IS, page So the St sl1
dated April a. 1885, recorded In said CleE, pIg6i
" Deed Of Trust Book No. ~, page 49, wy ~
y public auction at the front door Of Tue VoS"
House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER w
commencing al 10 o'clock A. ~, the iOlloaIng ds
sCribed properly, that Is 10 SAyi A certain Pe;,sSs
parcel o. ground lying and being llinap " " ~
city 81 Nho.linB, county Of Ohio aud mIem Nv ",
virginia more fully described ~ IollONit,1
sou hall Of lot numbered iOriythrc ~ XVI! n,
on the eAAt aide Of Market street. on the hOlln Y.
Of Twenl yteYenth street, and NJ cgf egg AZ ~
streets baid half lot has frontage u lNtlgI ~
w i0et on Market street and extend, DgLV , nv
gvet. width, binding on tWentyBtvGnIh 'ute' Wv
hundred let 10 An alley, in .on,
The title "a believed 10 bh perfect but wy gVgI
yey only tho tile vested Iii me BY 'aid OV'' y"
TERMS OF sALE-One.thl' and rs much, in' Y
a the putChNe OF tleCts 10 pay IN cash gu IneI" 1os
sale, the balance III two equal lnsMlllnthN NJ XXI
aud two year' notes be ring Interest RON Wv Gib s
pt hale 10 DO given for The deferred Is{h,9p Ina
buildings 10 bG kept Insured Toy tue Otlynl W,iil
deferred payments, and the Title HIAlhed u''
payment d made ID full, ........... .....,,.
w, II, nALLER, AuCilOntet, AlsI..
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Senator and Mrs. Logan are back In ILL.,
noiB alter travelling over 5000 tnileS,


W. W. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes; "0neof my customers, Mrs,
Louisa Pike, Baftonla, Randolph county,
Ind, was long sufferer with consumption,
and was given DIP 10 die by her physicians,
She heard Of Dr.. Kings new discovery
for consumption, and began buying II Of
me. In Bit months time she walked 10
this city, q distance Of elk miles, and 10
now % much improve she has quilt using
Il, She feels she owes her life 10 IL"
Free trial bottles a. Logan 4 Co,B drug
atotei
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rail- Races Al Cleveland.

The Fall Races at Cleveland will take
place September l4lh 10 18th inclusive.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets 10
UleyelAhd, each day Of the races, Of one
fare for the round trip.
Sec ANAL bills iOf time Of train and
rates Of fare,
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain In
their fesultS, arc ACkepg Dyspepsia Tab.
lets, Recommended by phySlClans aud
endorsed by oil who have used them, Tho
best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at S5c by Logan & 90. aud Charles MenkO.
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iinni.ian,. Irnlan saira.

The best sAlye In the world for Cats,
Bruises, Sores UlCefB, Salt Rheutn, Fever
Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands, ChllblAlnSI
CornB and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect gatlBiaCtion,
Of money refunded. Price % eOntA poi
boz. For 1Ale BY Logan 4 %,
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hAYe been afflicted since last Ms,ch 49,,
Skin disease the dOct0n called Rcze~s' VIA I
was covered with kcabs aud EOrts SnJ IL " lac
aud buping were almost unbtAmble s sue lIrhnl
Cuge9nA Remedies 80 highly rc0mncSI g.iS you
Stcn,a y e mem tIa using the CuSan IN
for four months, call myself rn ri ~ Internally
Tor which make this public Ghllemrn, S'Al'adi
Broad Brook, Conn, ANH A. FREDERICK,
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The ALA Norman Opera Company. TN.
able 10 make the jump from New York
to here, which 10 the frat place the com.
pAny makes a stand this season, In time
10 appear at the Opera House this evening
"a previously announced, will only DO able
to play a one night engagement instead Of
two. Tho company will positively appear
tomorrow night In MilloeCketB latest
opera, 1.-THE Maid Of DellUyille.r The
music 10 said to be very pleasing, and the
libfOlto abounds with wilt and hunor.
ME company 10 reported TO be stronger
and better In every way than ever before.
Reserved Heats arc now on sale at Baum.
ere. There will probably be 0 crowded
hOnHB.
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the display Of fancy birds was an excel.
lent one, and has started alresh
the craze for good towls that
seized so many aiterlaat years show. The
horticultural department was never so
complete and charming as It was this year,
There was a proluse collection OF rare
plants, vines and shrubs. Connected
with it was the department wherein were
shown the mammoth pumpkin, potato
and squash the homemade bread and
cake; the jellles aud canned lruitsi the
apples, pears, grapes and other good
things that made ones mouth water. All
these were shown on the dancing plat.
form, it was gaily decorated and covered
with canvass and made splendid hall
for the purpose.
In the Main Hall the displays made by
merchants were in nearly every instance
ahead OF what they have been in past
years, In the fine art and needle'work
department the superintendent are au'
thority for the statement that the entries
were much more numerous and on the
whole OF better and finer quality than
In tho past. And so 1t was in every
part OF the grounds-sVerything better
and more complete than before and the
people more pleased than ever. The
weather throughout was all that could be
desired, excepting always, the dust.
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sOALP, FAOE, EAns Am Nrn,.

was afflicted with Eczema on the Sam r..
I ES1 and ssSs MSIsS the drugsJ Whrs N
that had come under his notice Ne .S SVnl easei
10 Try your CulcnEa Remedies, and StrT sS sS NJ
use my scAlp aud part Of my i0Co ws,n ", W gliI
cured and hope In another weeE Ia hs.uS..lisy
cans neck and the other part Of my lace G ea,. ny
ZOE, Fourth Street, New Ya MEsSAAN sLADG
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GutioprG stands At the head OF lis elias, e,o.o,.,
had An unusually good sale lhi1 Snnmc 10y, r.. HAIe
the prevalence Of Ap aggravated ioTmV S v, Y
through t0me localities In the country 4, " lth
the Cuucura Remedies proved ars 'attot " NAta
UnlontoWn, Ky, ''N' U'ugEE
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SKIN, .; @' ;;1,,,

gAiLLAIlNG kEnptlOuI, Itching Ana n.
skin L9ElnIef, LoalhsoHie sorcs' and ys,9lialaV
gtea o. Itching sraly, Ptmply, IaheTit.Sg "
S GSf sad atS sS I,sss o. hs ad S' sI
age, are positively cured BY CuficuRtA u'l Cd
SKIN ynle, and CuTIcuRA soar an pIari ny grtll
heAulneI, externally, aud CuTtCuRA tiE.Nlee stin
the new Blood Purifier, internally. "AA0LVESl
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby you can secure a watch at once
on easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB W. GllUBD, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS,