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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
NEWSY NOTES

The Mrs. Hancock fund is now $4,000.
Pittsburg had liquor store fire on Mon
day-loss 100000.
The b. & O. road is now running dining
car which cost ST. coo
The Senate ha passed bill giving Mrs
Grant the ranking privilege
Maryland Baptists are talking of opening
a publishing house in Baltimore.
The ice harv N the Hudson is esti-
mated AZ 5000, ons this year.
The R. r. commissioners bill has been
defeated in the Virginia legislature.
An English pointer dog in St. Louis was
bought 6 years ago in London for $3.50.
The veins of coal along the line of Henry
G.. Davis road are fourteen feet in thickness.
The Memphis, Tenn, NJ E. Conference
South. reports 1000 conversions last year.
Destructive fire in Wilmington, n c..
on SUNDAY, involving a half million dollars
loss.
A fve-inch advertisement in the New
York World one year costs S546O-so says
an exchange.
The bill for the relief of Gen. Fitz John
Porter passed the House Of Representatives
on Monday last by vote of III to ll3.
Since 1880 the South has added lO,4OO
miles to her railroad mileage, the building
aud equipment of which cost 1915 100000.
DR.. Meade c. Kemper, son of ex-Gov.
Kemper of Virginia, was found dead in his
bed az Norfolk on Tuesday. Heart disease.
The beginning of ex-senator David Da-
Wis fortune was so acres near the village
of Chicago. They are now in the heart of
the city.
REPRESENTATIVE Jno. w Daniel spoke to
the toast 10 Virginia at the Washington
Heights Century Club dinner in New York
on Monday.
AT Parkersburg last Friday Benz. F. John
son. pension agent, was fined 500 and costs
for taking am illegal fee of $3.50 and made to
refund the same.
4 man sent twenty-five cents to learn
how 90 make fifty dollars a week at home
ON capital of one dollar and received the
following printed slip Fish for fools as |
/ do"
The steamship City of Mexico alleged TO
/ have been fitted out at New York for fill
| ibusteriug expedition against Honduras,
/ has been seized rs q prize by Rear Admiral
Jouett at Aspinwal.
Salvation Oil, is what you want. 1t kills
pain and cures the worst case of rheumatism,
I neuralgia sore throat, hoarseuess, and
headache Take no lust as good Price
twenty-five cents bottle.
General Black the Commissioner of Pen
sions. is quoted as having said TO an Ohio
member of Congress that Hon Eustace
/ Gibson does more pension business for his
constituents than any other member Of the
House.
of 297 whiskey indictments found at the
recent term of the Circuit Court of Harri-
son county at Clarksburg, 225 were sustain
ed the fines and costs aggregatug about S2I
i'm each case. We judge old whiskey had
a fair trial.
Gov. Lee. of Virginia last Thursday sent
q message Co the General Assembly of that
State recommending the appointment Of a
commission TO endeavor to get the States
creditors to accede to the debt settlement
already made.
10 is understood that the House labor
committee viii report favoraby Mr.. Glib
sons bin allowing the heads Of departments
TO appoint Iaborers without competitive eX-
animation. and then 10 assign such ap-
pointee- 90 clerical work.
l,,- -an,,,~ Thurman In "a racont inter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
state Of West E1rgtMiG,
County Of Jefferson

Clerks office of the County Court.
The following is List OF Deeds admitted "a
Record in said Office during the week ending
February 20, 1856.
/. Charles II Kable and Cleon Moore, attor-
nev or Ramsburg Koogle Il Co. Release, da-
ted Jan 22d, 1856. Date Of Record, Feb. 10TH
1886.
.. C. T. Shugert, Admir- of r. Shugert. decd,
to JEFF. NJ. Shugert and r. D. Shugert. Re
lease dated and recorded Feb. 10Th 1856.
3. !. y. Shugert and wife and others to 5 ;.
Dagarn Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated
Jan. lst. 1886. conveying House and Lot IN
Charlestown Date of Record, Feb. 10th, 1886
4. Cleon Moore. Special Commissioner, TO ;.
5 Dalgarn Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated
Jan. 1st. 1856, conveying the interest OF the
minor children of Il. Shugert decd ina House
and Lot in Charlestown. Date of Record Feb.
18th, 1856.
>. Mary Stratton and others to Edward d.
Collegiate Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated
Dec. sth, 1885. conveying lots Nos and ., in
the town of Bolivar Date of Record, Feb
18th, 1856
6. John W. Grantham and John NJ. Nicely
To VIM. II TrayerS, Trustee for Mrs. Sarah ii.
Riddle Release dated and recorded Feb 18th,
1856
:. Susan Dixon to Adam Kidwiler Decd OF
Bargain and Sale, dated Oct 9th, 1885, convey
ing Ten Acres of Land. Date Of Record. Feb
10Th 1886.
s. Blackburn Hughes, Executor of the Will
of Josiah D. Flagg, decd to John ". McGarry.
Deed Of Bargain and Sale, dated Feb. 9th, 1886,
conveying l45 Acres, 3 Roods and % Perches
of Land Date of Record Feb. 10Th 1856.
g. John D. McGarry to \. 5. Hughes Trus-
tee for Blackburn Hughes Executor of the
VIII of Josiah d. Flagg decd. Deed of Trust,
dated Feb 9Th 1856, conveying li5 Acres, )
Roods and 80 Perches of Land. Date of Rec
ord, Feb 18th 1856.
10. Lucy b. Throckmorton and George c.
Whiting and wife Deed of Exchange Of Real
Estate. near Summit Point, dated Feb. lst,
1856 Date of Record, Feb Goth, 1886.
Teste.
r. A. MOORE,
Clenl- County ('Ourt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
Notice.

THERE Will he q meeting OF the stgckhOld-
L or, of the Railroad Construction Company
held a. Room 4 of IA South Fourth Street in
the City of Philadelphia and State Of Pennsyl-
vania at o'clock p. m.
On the 4h dag Of Nqrch, 1886,
for the purposes of organization and TO elect q
board of Directors. make bylaws and transact
any other cuisines which may be lawful, prop
cr and necessary.
MARTIN VAN HARLINGEN.
GEO. ". EDWARDS
D. DODSON
WILLIAM STILES.
Majority Of COrporators.
February Is. lss6-2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Jefferson Co. Land |!

DY virtue of authority given in the will Of
- the late Matilda b. McCWdy, recorded in
VIII Bool, +. Page 29i of the records Of Jeiier-
son county. West Virginia, the undersigned
will sell at Public Sale in front of the Court
House i'm Charles.own, jefferson County, West
Virginia
On Tuesday, the SOh doyof March, 1886,
at eleven o'clock, a. M:
First. The farm belonging 20 the estate of the
late Matilda y. McCurdy lying on the west
Side and adjoining the turnpike leading from
Halltown to Shepherdstown about two miles
from the former place, adjoining the lands Of
George II. Lynch's heirs, John Foley ana 9TH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
l25 ACRES

more or less, excellent quality of land oi winch
about four acres is in timber
There is n fine. large stone and brick Dwell
line House containing eight rooms. an excel
lent brick Switzcr Barn and other necessary
out-buildings and plenty of good water.
The farm is now occupied by Mr.. Richard II.
Morgan, tenant. who will point ont the land to
any person wishing 20 see it.
Secondly, A tract of land situated on the
west side OF the Blue Ridge mountain near
South Bend Furnace, and adjoining the lands
of T. Z Sublcttc, John Dillow, James II. and
Hmm Mn.r. continuing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
PUBLIC SALE.
r. A. MOORE,
Clepk County Court.

TNHE undersigned viii sell the following per-
/ sonal property at the W. \. Roper farm on
the Charlestown and Berryyillc urnpiSe, three
miles from Chariestown,
On 1hgrsday, Narch 18th, 1886,
head of horses 3 of them mares head of
colts. 1 of them 3, of them aud 3 of them
wear old: : head of milch COWS. , of them Will
be fresh this spring; head OF young cattle; ,
brood sows, one Will have pigs by day Of sale /;
% head of shOats wagons, 1 of them and
the other 2-horse with beds for both 1 spring
wagon ] buggy corn planter, Hoosier make,
good as new; drill, Y L make only used
one season pair hay-hats, good as new; .
plows. 1 Woodstock and Sunfsh single and
double plows square hauows; l corn shell
Ter and cleaner attachment set brcechbands
good as new set front gears brides; g collars
wagon and plowlines 4 set of fy->traps
set of spreaders 1 thrible tree double and a
LOT of single trees l log chain and 3 COW chains
1 digging iron scoop-shoyel, forks and rakes ;
] dung hook hay knife half bushel, dinner
bell. iron kettle, lot of corn knives, shaving
bench and knife, kitchen table and bench, ]
moving scythe and brier hook. 12j barrels Of
corn on same terms as the sale
TERMS All sums of SO and under cash.
sums over SO - months credit; interest from
date Negotiable and payable az the bank Of
CharlestOwn. JOHN BENNE&.
d. HEFFLERowEE. Aucti0neer.
February Is. lSs6-lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
Auctioneer'S Notice.

I OFFER NV services 10 the public as an
= AuctiOneer. Ny terms are reasonable
ANY one requiring my services will address me
al RipOn, " Va. IAOS. J. WEST.
February II, Iss5-<u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25

The Faimolt Isier Says Che Mar,.nsours
Herald a pronounced Radical Journal has eyi-
IDENTITY undertaken the task OF securing Repre-
sentative Wilson, renomiuadon for Congress.
10 is roundly abusing aim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
51 lElIS I FOODS IND IT PIRGHES

as Der deed of Moore to Brisben Deed Book
% page Al. TO which reference is made, meteS
and bounds The tract lays on both sides of
the graded road. is well set in chestnut and
other valuable timber. There is q comfortable
tenement house ON the land.
TERMS OF SALE:-Fi1St mentioned tract
A cash payment of five hundred dollars on day
of sale and on the 10th day Of October, 1856
am additional payment which with the first
uavment shall equal one-third of the whole
amount OF sale. the remaining two-thirds 10
De PAYABLE in one and two years from the 10th
dav of October 1856. with interest from that
date and evidenced by bonds of purchaser and
secured by deed of trust on the premises Pos
session given October 10th 1856, but right is
reserved To- enter upon the land for the purpose
of securing ttreshing and removing the sum-
mer and fall crops of 1886 and the purchaser
allowed 10 enter the premises for the purpose
of seeding wheat i'm fall of 1856. Purcha>erto
pay one-half the taxes for lSs6.
TERMS OF SALEof Mountain tract One
half cash on day of sale; the remainder in one
year. Deferred pavment evidenced by bond
of the purchaser bearing date April lst lsse.
with interest from date and secured by deed OF
trust on premises. Possession given April ist,
isSG. J. Y. SIMMONS
C. J.. LANpE. Executor.
Auctioneer
Feb. 25 lss6-5t. Free Press Fee >20ij.
Aha. Aha. Aha. we've got you, SILVER
er Best clothing in this town and the pri-
ces as fat as 4 pancake. Stay away II you
can-the bows, too.
VIZ Kkzx & Co., sstisr Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25

II
The PHILADELPHIA auent Hancock -
With the solid South mourning for the man
whose services turned Che tide against her OF
Gettysburg the occupation of thc bloody fools
IS almost gone
The Fairmont Ifer SAYS Che Mas,iusous
Hral{. a pronounced Radical journal has eyi-
IDENTIFY undertaken the task OF securing Repre-
sentative Wilson's denomination for Congress.
Il is roundly abusing aim.
The Albany observatory folks say CHAT Che
comet discovered 90 Paris as, December viii
attain its maximum hriIliauoo about Apri. 10th
and remain o. splendid evening picture boo the
western heavens for several weeks
BY the new ,arIh ot the proposed rcduc-
ton of 100000 Gem millions viii como oil
susars alone. Iftntbe nobody surely. viu
be So poor as to bc unable to have sugar iu his
gourl-unle-- it bottle fellow that makes be-
softly. &c may Dee. bu. none rhe less firmly
Fit Lee put. l,. t9. down and coureo0sy
reminds V.r-u,as .r,l.-or chat ,hey must
take what -ac wiIls--o- a,,ep, Che possible
CONSEQUENCE or tler -hv.ocE.au procedures,
and setuo.hus
some ot our clu.eup ..ar..s ar- anticipating
the season somewhat uaiu.v iu Che matter ot
snake storie, Better ho eoia-iu- cures ior
snake bites AGAINST the eri. day when the m0c-
casiu and at,.er much more abound What
saw you. friend snyder o. Che >'.ir'fa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
rHr VIRGINIA FREE PRESS~~THE OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
Zoe Rllllls Lnnched.


Joe Burns Lynehed
JoeBurus. tbenegro who fendishly assault
ted a Young eirl recently near Martiusburg,
was taken from the Jail in that place on
Thursday night last by masked men and
hung to a tree about two miles from the
city. He confessed his guilt and acknowl-
edged chat he deserved the punishment.
From the details of the lynching published
ina the Mmtinsburg papers we learn
that about l. o'clock at night about 225
men appeared in the vicinity of the Jail and
the leader demanded of the Tailor the priso-
ner. he stated Burns was not there. A
search was made throughout the Jail with
ont success. A search of the jailor's resi-
deuce revealed the prisoner in the cellar,
hidden I'm corner, manacled, aud guarded
by two men. Tie was Immediately secured
and taken 20 the place of execution. After
making confession, d member ofthe lynch
ing party prayed for the victim and in a
few moments he was left hanging. The
hdspudsat. edited by prominent Repub-
licau says
We are not going to defend Joseph
Barns He committed one of the most
atrocious. infamous crimes that could be
committed I'm 81 civilized land. lie was q
brute. IL there ever was one, and me richly
deserved 90 Doe hanged. But IL would have
been Tar better 20 have leu the court act
and heard It's decision.
Asa rule the people of this section are
law-abiding but it is written. 40 plain that
fool may run and read that swift punish
msut win be melted ont to such as commit
crimes of the character forwhich Joe Burns
yielded up his life The notice ought to
be painted on tine fences and rocks and the
vicious should learn their a-5 abs Iight
away.
Henry Cook. colorej. for many years the
faithful sexton ofthe Presbyterian church and
also wsu-knowu as the courteous Express mes
-enecr and mail carrier. died ar his home i'm
this place on Monday night February 22ud,
AGED nearly - years His death viii Doe ia-
meutgJ by the citizens of Charie,town. Tie
was au institution here b. wc may SD speak.
so man iu the community more industrious
none molc useful in hi, sphere none more
marked good citizenship Iie was the cspc-
c.al friend of the little people Itwas come
mou thing or him Co have from one toa dozen
rf--r. f.- .r1 ..irI- I'm his yvrrov I'll, he went 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25

The usual tantalizIng item anent Florida
strawberries and green peas is showing up IN
the Southern exchanges
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25

The Albany observatory folks say CHAT Che
comet discovered 81, Paris a-, December win
attain its maximum br.iauce about April 10th
and remain D. splendid evening picture boo ,he
western heavens Tor several weeks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25

TPON the Showalter farm near Summit
u Point, upon which Mrs. Virginia h. Car
Ter now resides
On Wednesday. March 17th, 1886,
the following property will be sold.
Twenty head OF cattle, including mich cows
four horses two colts-one blooded; fine drlv-
ing and saddle horses six hOgs-one brood
sow several stands of bees one twine binder
one harrow cutting box: drill; buggy rake
two seghs grain fan mower and reaper
double and single plows two Barshear plows
corn shelter; two 4-horse wagons; one spring
wagon two sets of wagon harness lot OF col
lars and brides, one barrel OF vinegar ten
bushels of potatoes two pair hay ladders.
H0TSBHlLD AND Kite tBI FURNITURE
Consisting Of beds bedding, tables, chairs,
stoves and many other articles.
SIXTY-ElGHT ACRES OF WHEAT
in the ground.
TERMS:-Nine months credit on sums OF
and above ten dollars under that sum cash.
Negotiable note well endorsed, payable at Ma
tional Bank. Charlestown, will be required.
Interest RENTED if paid at maturity
JOHN WILL RAWLINGS,
Trustee,
at request of Mrs. Virginia L. Carter.
ID. HEFFLEBoWER. Auctioneer.
February p, lSS6-3t.
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q 2 EClEIC S .
CharEOEfesrlEIe Cnssin,eres

4 SIX FOR ANTIFER7IENTINE. a superior
"A article FOR prcserYine Fruit Cider &C.
Sold by
June =, 1855. GEO. T. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25

TPON the Showalter farm near Summit
u Point, upon which Mrs. Virginia b Car
Ter now resides
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-02-25
One Mare in FOal.
PUBLIC SALE.

Febrnarv p. 1861.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

The free traders are rot merely surpris
cd and wounded over Mr., Morriaon's de
!en'.-they me irantlc. They eetisn e.
.,y ITfors for;t hey arc in targe
81 lsapg CUT with each other over II
Some Of them insi.tthat money did 1t, ant
they will have it that john jarrett inVad
ed lno d.alrlct 10 The paymasler Of lSboI
merceuaries,
They arc 60 mad with Mr.. jarrett thG
they have made terrible discovery con
corning him, They find that when he
was President OF tho AmalgamGtcd Asso
clutl)n lie robbed that order Of 81 900, rep
rossatlng 80 much Of the hard toll OF III
members,
We are very sorry to hear this Of Mr.
jarrett. So vii! Ama'gGmeted Aeuoc!E
ton men be. i. will pain them to heal
that they have been iobbsd at ALL and
thai ro5odY except the free traders knew
anything abou. IT. Tho nan who hos
bsen hlying this dreadful Grc'et all thia
time must have been alnlcG; dustin" to
tell It.
Now that II is out Mr.. jarrett doesn't
b,iieye it, and where john Janet 10
known his word "soCs." "What fco's
these Tree trade) mor,Rl' he!"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
rIIIiAKEAsT nUDGE Ell.

Pauline Nelson, q German servant CIR
IN Indianapolis, hAs been loft S250,C00 By
her uncle in tho iatberland.
A Boston firm displayu ladies' boots II
tho window having for buttons imitation
diamonds; price, 800 pair.
Dramatic plays nrO Rdtug in tho marko
now. A New York advertisement an
nounceB 1900 for rulo at five cents each
Tho bigeest Restaurants In America srC
two ihAt face Washington Market, NsW
York, One feeds 10000 day, and the
other upfves 5000.
Any honofably discharged soldier OF
sailor In tho late war Is entitled TO bu'lsI
In n National Cemetery, and the Govern.
mont beArn the cost Of the internenl,
The schools Of Charleston have only
tbis week resumed their exercises. OF oil
Inc public buildings Il was the Iate oil th6
school houses and colleges to Huuer lh'
greatest injury,
The Russian choir, now singing In Lon
don, contains one tpsCimoh Of tie genn
Inc Conifa.basa q voice found only IN
RusSia, and hpeOlAlly cultivated to do
scsnd easily 10 the lower B.llit, and oven
Il ID said, 10 tho double A, below the bass
BtAve.
Tho Qulncy Herald relates the following
"A q touching incident Of q dogs fidelity
A citizen OF that town went iO1le0p Oh tile
eideWAlk With a newly purchased beet'
steak under hll head iof Aplllow, HIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
Gke gtsteliIgenftr,
wnEELlNd, W, VAY'NoyEMhkN 0, lss.


great deal OF to.jo is being made over
the coincidence that MIS-, Grover o!eye'
land and Miss Minnie Davis, daughter O.
Jefferson Davis, travelled northwNd on
the same train. sappose they did,
Railroad travel in the United States II
omen to tho daughter Of tho president o
the dead Conlsderacy US well as 10 thu
wife Of the President of the United states
Misc Davis Is not ian iasue" before thu
American people, though PFesiden
Clevelsud's Administration las sought e
turn her to come account by ostenIlousl!
giving her the cold shoulder
Hit hadn't been thought necessary t
do something heroic ablR Prealdent an
his Cabinet and the administrator
ladies" might have coEtented themselve
with treating politely everybody the
mighthsyo met at Richmond, ard thu
would hayo been The eud fit, There
a good deal CT Lumhug abCus this Cleyt
land. Davis racket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
Died.

OAMPRELI.-On Sabbath night, November 7
1856, rob 1t !. CAMPBELL eyed 81 yeas.
Funeral rom The residence Of Robert Nsb!tt
II! Fourteenth ltrcet, Tuesday, November 0, G
2pm.
WELLS-On Monday, November g. 1889, at i
O'Clock m LAWS D., son Of Robert X REd SgTpl
L. WC!s, Ngod one month and six days
runcml on Tuesday mOrulng ut 0 o'clock ron
the Ic,denCe { his parents Friends OF the iamIl,
invited to R!,eud, Intmment private,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

1.-THE Republican papers remark, "We
got there, Eli"
: Tha Berkeley Springs Neus (Dem.) sets
the Register good example. 1t prints
but one roosteI-an awful sick one,
The RsVenswood NttEs Gays Postmaster
Smith burned u large number OF NutiOnd
Republicans directed and sent through the
nsils, making bonfire Of them in The
street the day before election. This Is nc
"odenaive paEIisanshipi" 1t ia larceny.
The Weston World gets poptical;-
TINS Is the cock that crew In the morn,
Anu IL CTsw for Con Us SuTG's you're IOln,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

dog pulled the beelsteak away, thus wax
ing HE man, who arose and went home
The dog ate the beeistesk.
A fruit drler has just been completed
for vineyard near Woodland, YOlo
county, Gal. lie cspSCity Ia 100 toms Of
grapes, which are converted into rslsils In
seven or eight deys, The drieT, said to be
the largest in exiRtenCe, 10 long two
story house, with long hot sir chambers
Tha grapes are placed in trays, loaded on
cars aud the cars run on tracks into the
haatad ChambeTa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
Their RuIise.s boo ming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival Of trade at Logan y Cot
Drug Store Rs their giving away to their
customers Of 60 many free trial bottles oil
DR., Kings New Discovery Tor OGHsnhp'
ton. Their trade is simply enormous IN
this very valuable article from the FACT
that It always cures and never disHPpeints'
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung diseasea quickly
cured. You can test II before buying by
getting trial bottle free, large size
Every bottle warranted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

IL YOU would enjoy your diuner and
are prevented by dyspepsia, use ACkers
Dyspepsia Tablets. They are poeitlye
cure for dyspepsia, indigestion, aa'ulenCy
and constipation, We guarantee them,
25 and so cents, At Logan 4 Co.'s snd
OhArleB Menkemeller'H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

THOUSANDS of cases OF consumption arc
cured every year by Acker's celebrate
English Remedy, 1t ia u guaranteed
preparation. II 1t does not he p you, Il
will coat you nothing. Try it. A single
dose will show its good effect, Tia
bottles 10 cents, at Logan & Co.'s enc
UhGrles MenkemellsI's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
Nv risl 4uticcs.
"A CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
dlsoretons oil youth, nervous wcakncFs early de,
cay, loss OF mRnho-d, etc.. will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
rouSdy was discovered by a missionary In south
America. send n Seli.adtrgSsd envelope to the
Rev. Joseph T. lnmRn, Station D, New YoIk City
SRI TTlIS6W
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nncllrnIa ArnIen salYe.

The hest aAlve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, chspped hands, chilblRins
Corns, and Rll akin eruptions, and posi-
lively Cu1es piles, or no pay required. II
ia guaranteed 20 give perfect satlGiRCtion
or money refunded. Price 20 conta pei
box. For ssl0 by Logan & Co.