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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-06
BELLAIRE,
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
Edward Ebelline is utill hobbliug around
on crutches.
The steel works had break, but will
be started in full by to-day.
Work begins to-day on the removal Of
the old O. q P. roundhouse.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson, OF Dakota Terri.
tory, ia here visiting friends.
The O., L. & W. road will build pas.
senger depot near or on Central Rvenus.
The tramps are getting very iusolent
here, and there is no way 1t seems OF stop.
ping them.
]. D. Heinlein will leave here for the
South this week in the interest Of two
Wholesale shoo irms.
Miss Sharp, Of Moundsville, Is conval-
esCing and will soon be ready to resume
her school duties here.
Tuesday evening the First Ward Republi-
cans will finish the preliminaries and com-
plete their organization.
The revivals here have all been sue.
cess 90 far and the different ministers all
over town feel gratifled at the result.
O. Pistelli, the coniectioner here who
went to Wheeling Hospital for treatment
for his poisoned hands, died there yesters
day morning.
Marshal Darby, fab and game warden
OF this county, has planted some German
carp at Armstrong; Mills and Wallace's
Mills, Just west Of town.
William Dean passed through this city
yesterday on his way home from Ham.
mond, Ind. He will take charge OF the
nail factory OF the Mingo mill. He did
not like the Hoosier State.
The old Chestnut Minstrel Club has
been reorgsnizad and have elected the
following officers: ]. +. Blackburn, Pres
ident; Vice President, T. I. Seal; Secre.
tary and Treasurer, q. Miller; EsW. Scott,
Business Manager, and J. J.. FuSsner,
Stage Manager. The company will play
In about two weeks for the benefit OF the
Street Fair and Festival.
The workingmen Of the Bellaire Nail
Works tour months ago organized an aid
society, to help themselves in case ol
sickness and accident, by furnishing med.
ical attendance and the medicines prescrib.
ed, besides a substantial cash paymen!
every week to the sick man. They mum.
ber now l5O and have two doctors and
two druggista engaged, on Gravel Hill
and in the centre ot the city, and in every
case OF sickness, and many have already
occurred, the members are we'll taken
care Of. II any benevolent institution Is
TO be supported 1t should be the Steel and
Iron Workera' Benevolent Society. Bel.
lRire merchants, with whom these men
deal, should voluntarily contribute some
thing each month, as this society will help
the poor man when sick TO keep from
getting behind and will no doubt benefit
the merchant as well as the workman.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT
ON THE N. T., rENNA. q OHIO ROAD
A Sunday Morning Di,a..sr, in which Three
are KILLED and Many Seriously Injured.
A Broken switch Frog Causes
lt-NAmos of the Victims.

MKADvILLE, Pa, Feb. 5.-Express train
No. s on the New York, Pennsylvania &
Ohio Railroad was thrown from
the track by q broken frog while
passing steamburg Station, New York, to-
day. The engine and frat two csrs passed
over safely, but tho third coach left the
rails and dashed into the caboose of 8
freight train lying on aide track. The
following persops were killed:
Miss Matte Abbott, aged Il, ,ot Sheffield,
Ill, passenger, eu.route to Boston in COM
pany with Mrs. Cyra and Miss Bessie
Battey.
George Ellis, Meadville, conductor Of
freight train.
James Dean, Meadville, Pa, brakeman
OF freight train.
The injured are:
Mrs. CyrG Battey, Sheffield, Ills, left
shoulder and body bruised; will probably
recover.
Miss Bessie Bsttsy, Sheffield, Ills, right
arm cut and bruised.
George Kimball, passenger en- route
lI0u tup W COZ W OialASlhS ~ SSAS0S-
sion OF the brain; resting comfortably.
William Mcneil, electrical engineer,
Covington, KY, broken ribs and bruises.
Henry schaefer, Meadville, Pa, brake
man Of freight train, scalp wound with
conclusion Of the brain, will probably re-
cover.
Two or three other passengers sustained
slight bruises but continued their jour
ney.
The track inspector had passed over the
track twice during the two hours immedi.
stely preceding the accident, the last time
about five minutes before, and found the
switch and frog all right. The only poaai-
BILE conclusion is that the frog must have
been broken by The engine or baggsgo car
in passing over 1t, Rs the traiumen on the
engine and baggage car noticed no jar
whatever.
The coroner will investigate the matter
in the morning.
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Tuv reaDoass to the call for the State
rmmi ,R,s ion Convention is prompt and
Ii,bly' encouraging. The half.rate offer
oIbe tHo railroad companies heard from
,bopd be very satialactory to the people.
N c,,,rs moasureg will be taken to see
,b,ttuis privilege is confined to the per-
onsbr,;hom it ia sintended, namely those
who CO II 90 in good faith to attend the con-
VentlOlG.
In e,rl case the offer of the rate is &C.
eOmpa sie d by words Of sympathy and en-
c,ur,s spent which show that, in all that
may I,e attempted to promote the welfare
Of lhs State, we may look Tor tho active
cU.Opr, .liuu Of these great forces.
The IL suyance that the great Kanawha
Valley will bs we'll represented is quite in
t,epiue with the psrtinacious push Of that
beb regf on Of already great development.
The bss utiiul Eastern Pan Handle, too,
.,soS holo and sees in the movement such
step as West Virginia may take with
advantage to all her people.
By the tiL1e tho word gets well over the
State there Will be response that will
,bow that the Chamber Of Commerce has
urusE the hot iron. Tho stats. press will
dots full duty in this matter.
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THE HATFGLDM'coY FEuD.
Gov. BuOIner Refuses the Demand Of Gov
Orpor Wilson,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. ga special
from Frankfort, Kentucky, says: Gov
ernor BuCEner to-day gave his
answer to Mr.. MShsn, the spe-
cial agent of the Governor OF West
Virginia, in the matter of demand made
upon him by the State OF
West Virginia, for the surrender
Of members OF the Hatfield gang
now in jail at Pikeville, KY, and who
were taken forcibly from the State Of West
Virginia. Gov. BuCkner says in effect
that he has no warrant to surrender
these prisonera, it's 8 matter for the
courts, and the courts alone to decide, and
the friends Of the prisoners will have
to depend upon q writ Of habeas cor
pus. Mr.. Mahan will report to
Governor Wilson, and proceedings will
probably be at once begun in the cases
before Judge Rice, the criminal judge OF
that circuit court.
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READING, Pa, Feb. 5.-The shutting
down OF so many furnaces for want Of
coal has caused misery in an unexpected
quarter, thero being DO demand for ore.
Many Of the iron ore mines along the
East Pennsylvania railroad have closed
down, The miners who have large fam
lilies received but 70 to 90 cents per day,
and are consequently, even when working,
in almost sbjsct poverty. About thirty OF
them with their families have been COM
PEELED to seek RdmittRnce to the Berks
and Lehigh county poor house until work
IL Eeaumed.
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"A Romnn,n DInnnrarr.

"Anothsr wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this coun.
ty. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she Withstood lis
severeSt tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed Imminent,
For three months she Coughed incessant-
ly and could not aleep. She bought OF us
. bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was 90 much relieved
on taking the first dose that she Slept I'll
night, and with one bottle has been mi
raculously cured. Her name is MIs. Luther
LutE." Thus write W. @. Hamrick & o.,
Of Shelby, N. O.-Get q free tfiaI bottle al
Logan 4 Co.'s Drug Store.
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STILL ORGANIZING.
,HE BIG REPUBLICAN, BOOM
Continues in West VlrEiniA-ThO Work OF
Forming Clubs Goes on with IuoreaS.
ing Preparing for the
Grsat wheeling Convention.
Special Dipa.cAtO As InlsuiCmosr.

INDEPENDENCE, W. VA, Feb. 5.-The
workingmen at Irondals Furnace have or
ganizsd themselves into the W. Il, II.
Flick Republican Club. A permanent Or
ganizatlon with the following officers was
effected at once: A. O. Holy, President;
A. 7. Haney, Vice President; E. I.anham,
Treasurer; J. W. Flynn, Secretary; Harry
L. Briggs, Corresponding Secretary, and
Benjamin F. snider, Sergeant at Arms.
The constitution as printed in the INTEL
LIGRNcRR was adopted as that OF the club.
Executive Committee: o. 8. Davis, A.
T. HRney, John L. Purinton.
The Hon. William NJ. o. Dawson, OF
Kingwood, was elected to represent the
club in the State League Convention at
Wheeling, February 10 and 16, 1888. The
club started under good prospects and
with unbounded enthusiasm.
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RoWLEsBURG IN LINE.
Republicans Organize League Clab-A
Hundred members Enrolled.

Republicans Organize "a League Clab-A
Hundred members Enrolled.
Special DEDdteh to he IateRiOnoT.
RowLRsIURa, W. Va, Feb. 5.-In an
swer to q recent special call Of Republi-
cans quite an enthusiastic meeting was
held in tho Town Hall here last night for
the purpose Of organizing Republican
club. The following permanent officers
were eleCtsd: L. B. Stone, President
John F. Pierce, First Vice.President ;
Charles Heath, Second Vice-Preaidsnt I;
]. s. Pierce, Secretary, and Ad. Laughlin,
Corresponding Secretary. An executive
committee was chosen as iollowa: O. A..
N. HeotoH, J. W. Hardsety, William Yer
den, W. W. 6hoch, Il. II. Wheeler, W. L..
ShRfer and Philip Ayrasman. The
club then enrolled 100 members and
elected the following delegates 10 the
State League: E. 8. Stona, O. W. Wheel
or, L. NJ. Frazier, @. s. NJ. Hooton. Al.
ternRteB: Ad. LSughlin, o. F. HRrdesty,
O. L. Heath. w. II. Ayresman and w.
W. Shoch. The Republicans Of old Pres.
ton are alive and enthusiastic and with
the tariff as the iBsue will give two thous.
and majority; however, she is now the
banner county os the State.
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ACLUB AT MoRGANrowN.
Central League Club OrgAuixsd-DeleGates
to tho State Convention.

Central League Club orgauixsd-DslsEates
to tho State Convention.
Special DLpa,ch 10 The IntelllOener.
MoRaANrowN, W. Va, Feb. 5s-The
Republicans Of Mosgsntown met at the
Court House yesterday afternoon and or
ganizsd q club to be known as the "Cen-
tral League Club OF Morsantown."
Hon. J. NJ. Hsgans called the meeting
to order and named M. Hayes as Chair
man. 81. NJ. Morgan, of the Post, was
chosen Secretary. A committee on par
manent organic 4tion, Gonsiating Of r E.
Fast, Frank Cox and Charles Jollitfs, was
appointed to draft suitable rules and reg
ulations for the clubs guidance. The fol.
lowing delegates TO the Wheeling State
Convention were elected: 81. II. Morgan,
George O. Baker, Brown Boughner, Ohas.
E. Jolliffe and John L. Roemer. Alter.
mates: Spurgeon Protzman, John E.
Price, Raphael Harris, Jas. N. Davis and
O. NJ. Henry. The club meets next Wed.
nesdsy evening to effect permanent or
ganizAtion.
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JACKSON COUNTY cLup.
Republicans Organize large County
League at jackson O. II.

Republicans Organize Large County
League at jackson O. II.
Special Correspondence of he InteIIt0eRe7.
JACKSON Q. A., W. VA, Feb. 4.-At a
meeting OF the Republicans of this county
a jackson County Republican Club Of
West Virginia" was organized, with the
following officers: President, Henry O.
Flesher; Secretary, Daniel F. McNsar;
Reader. DR.. W. W. Kidd; ssrgeaut-at-
Arms, DR.. W. 7. Hutchinson, and vice
president for each district in the county.
Following ara the delegates appointed to
the State convention: G. W. Shinn, }. NJ.
Ray, Isaac ssyEs, D. 3. King and A. L. s.
Warner. Alternates, 7. H. B. Lemley,
Warren Miller, J. @. Ellison, W. W. Kidd,
D. W. Rhodes. On motion the president
and secretary were added to the list Of
alteFnRtes,
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MAsoNs' TROUBLES.


The Fight Against the oornSau scotiSh Bite
MAEOns.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 5.-The fight against
the Cerneau Scottish Rite Masons has
been waged in this State for two years
past, aud every effort made to drive out
Of the order oil members affiliating with
this rite. Yesterday m injunc.
lion was served by the Sheriff
upon William B. Hillmap, Grand
High Priest Of the Royal Arch Ma
sons OF Ohio. The restraining order
was Issued by the Common Pleas Court
Of Licking county, at the instance Of An.
dsrson T, speer, to restrain Hiilman from
preventing the installation Of the recent.
ly elected officers Of Warren Chapter OF
Newark who are members Of the Cerneau
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t31t51UF Il7721Ft7F 70 M 43IEEIF3Yt7AgE7'
HARPER's FERRY, W. VA, Feb. 5.-The
following named persons were elected
delegates to the Republican State League
Convention to be held ct Wheeling on
the 10th and 10th inst, at the meeting OF
the Jefferson County Republican club: N.
Q. Brackett, David Gosorn, ]. D. Butt, E
B. Chambers and W. q. Bell. AlternAtes
Alfred Burton, 8. W. Lightner, ]. II.
Robinson, Daniel Ames and s. V. Yam.
tis r.
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You are feeling depressed, your appe.
hte Is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are fdgetty, nervous and gen.
orally out Of sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with Btimulants, spring
medicines or bitters, which have for their
basis q very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in Wome condition than before.
What you want is an alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action Of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength,
Such medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only 50 cents q bottle at
Logan 4 Co.'S drug store.
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Tho shinnston Republicans.

Special Correspondence or The IHttui0esIeT.
sBINEsroN, W. Va, Feb. 4.-PurDuantto to
a call issued by the OhairmsnSof the Re-
publican Executive Committee, q number
Of Republicans CT Clay district met in the
town hall, with B. T. Harmer Rs tempo.
rary chairman and NJ. q. Jarrett, secrsta-
~. After securing the names Of those IA.
vorable to the organization the club pro-
essdsd to elect otiesrs with the following
result: W. J. 8. Harmer, President; W.
NJ. Mcdaniel, Vice.President; NJ. ]. Jar
rett, Secretary; John W. Oarder, Sergeant
alarms, and 8. Long, Treasurer. J. B.
Harrison, G. F. Randall. L. N. Harmer,
D. A. Riblett and N. O. Jarrett were ap.
pointed q committee to procure names.
D. A. RibleLt, 7. j. Bryan, W. E. swi.
ger, J. w. 0arder and W. J. s. Harmer
were appointed a committee to draft by.
laws. The delegates appointed to the
State League are W. E. swiger, ]. W..
Cardsr, W. NJ. Mcdaniel, L. N. Hammer
and NJ. @. jarrett.
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Delegates from Huntington.
Il DIsDnLeh 10 Lhe InlslIEosnnSy.


HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Feb. Sat q
meeting Of the Sherman Club OF thil
place the following delegates to the Wheel.
ing Convention were chosen: Eugene
Campbell, George R. Mcintosh, W. A,
Gibson, James ]. Peterson and T. E
Stout. The following gentlemen were
elected as Board Of Directors for the en-.
suing year: W. W. 0rissenger, R. O.
shoup, Petor Mathews, P. A. Adkins,
Mark Poore, DR.. O. E. Haworth, Z, 8,
Doolittle, 7. E, Stout, H. NJ. Adams, John
T. Gibson, Eugene Campbell, John T.
Gibson, Eugene Campbell, John A. Jones
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TrE bridge subscription goes through
IN 4 msjority to startle the most SAN
"tD '.'n., Nobody predicted 1t, for nobody
's S.I ro,sse it. This overwhelming vote
%. ,ss,ns tbs. the people Of Ohio county be-
1, 'l.ro in themselves and their opportunity
a ..5 mean to make tho most OF a favorA-
w ohio county has done what wac asked
,,bs,, and done it Chsertully. She has
y .soTp her sympAthy and backed it up
II, Iitb her money. Now for the bridge and
.ha raitosds.
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PlrrenuRou, Feb. 5.-DAvid Pollock, Of
the dry goods firm OF Pollock Bros, Nc
Keesport, Pa, has been mysteriously miss
ing Tor several days. Recently the store was
damaged by fire and the matter was set
tied by the insurance companies paying
on policy Of $4,000 held by the hrm
Sll,0OO. One-half OF this amount waA
paid to David Pollock few days before
his diHRnnharRnca.
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articles required for the, erection, use and
operation Of the establishments, and for
the use also Of the employees and colonists
who are associated Herewith.
Jim Cornelius, q negro, fourteen ysars
old, was hanged at Minden, Ls., on FRI
day, for the murder Of q year ago Of Ern-
est Wren, the four.yeRr.old SON Of G. P.
Wren, member Of the LeRislAture. When
CornelioB ascended to the scaHold he de-
clared that he was going rightto God to be
an anRelin heaven.
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The X. IS o. and the KauAwhR Region.
nunrrnnn,n w Va Enh 1899


W.D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes
titles: ~ can recommend Electric Bitten
cs the very best remedy. Every bottle
man took six bottles and was cured OF
Rheumatism Of 10 years' standing" Abra-
ham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, at-
firms: 1.-THE best selling medicine have
ever handled in my 20 years experience,
is Electric Bitters." Thousands Of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood. Only half dollar q bottle ct
Logan & Co.'s drug store.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
and Vicinity.

and Vicinity.
A FIRE at shavsEVille, BsaxsoR county,
destroyed Green & squires' store last
Thursday.
Hon. D. B. Lucas has accepted an invi.
tation to address the Southern Historical
Society, Of New York, next month.
The combined weight OF Mr.. Henry
shearer and his four daughters Is ], ,OiO
pounds. They live in Hillsboro, Nicholas
county.
At the stockholdsrs' meeting Of the
Kingwood Railroad Company on Tuesday
last, the old Board Of Directors were re.
elected, with the exception Of Mr.. Smith
Crane, who transferred his stock TO his
son John N. Crane, and Dol. R. W. Mon.
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KANSAS CRY, No., Feb. GA Times
special from Hastings, NCb,, reports the
peculiar death Of q. N. Gilman, near
there. Several days ego his gun exploded
while be was hunting, and although b none
Of the contents entered hia body, he was
Instantly killed by the conclusion.
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WuAT about tho plate glass works en-
.,orise? There is money in it and
,TEsslinscant afford to lOtiL getaway from
", There are half dossn men in Wheel
:, ~ who can pu! this thing on its feet In
III an hour. win they take hold and do
." snBpose come Of our live men Of means
,,, ,,aschsue Of this kind: Ten men at
roooo NJ each; twenty men at 5000 each |;
n. M r,msnder in small sums. Add to
h. t1s Sl5O.OOO offered by the person
Tho wishes to erect the works here, and
the thing Is done.
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conaumptlon surelr oured.

Please inform your readers that have
q positive remedy for the above named
disease. By its timely use Thousands Of
hopeless casea have been permanently
cured. shall be glad to send two bottles
Of my remedy YREE to any Of your read.
era Who have consumption Il they will
send me their Express and P. 0. address.
Respectfully, T. A. 6LocUM, NJ. O.,
ISL Pearl street, New York.
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PrrrSBrRGH., Pa, Feb. 5.-An express
train on tho Pittsburgh & Western rail-
road ran into a wagon at the Cherry
street crossing, Allegheny City, last even
ing, killing William Steinbronner, the
driver, and seriously injuring William Al.
bright, boy fourteen years old, and bis
companion, young con Of Policeman
JNhnENp
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PrTrBuRaH, Feb. 5.-The Ohio coal
operators have not yet put in an appear
Rnce, and hence no definite action could
be taken at the joint meeting Of coal
operators and miners yesterday toward
preparing q scale. A meeting will be held
on Monday. Why the Ohio operators
have not arrived is not explained.
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uo1 I:nStncs Oibson IIelnIned.


sas!al DispGtch to he Inseut0e''eT.
HUNTINGTON, ". VAp Feb. 5.-Hon.
Eas.aco Gibson has been employed by
the Governor 10 Represent the State in Sc.
eprinv the release of the eight Logan
COUNTY men recently kidnapped by parties
Ifom Kentucky, and now confined In the
iLl Of Pike county, Kentucky.
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OmcAso, Feb. 5.-The preliminary stepS
Tor the formation OF corporation whose
object is the p pSrchsse and removal to this
city Of the famous Libby Prison Of Rich
moud, Va, were taken here yesterday; ,
The Company will hRSs cspistN .,sa VI
MOO 900, and 1t Ia understood tnat SA sue
stock has already been applied tof.
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Stsal Di,pateh to TIC EntsLliOeHeer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 5.-Postmaster
Oldhpn, Of MoundIville ia here.
Gfds are Issued for the marriage, on
"wednesday, oi Thomas ". B. Duckwall,
oI Berkeley Springs, and CathGrlne B.
Crunin, Of Washington, at st. Matthews
Catholic Church.
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lx,p,DY who is thinking Of attending
:, nns,al Of Wheeling would better
w., ~ with him few fddles and a bass
3""s 3,.S, We are getting ready for the
S,l.iIs,, % Kind Of funeral. Boom the old
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IL, country end Of Ohio county, so iar
+s.,d from, does splendidly on the
"a, I question. This Is as it should be,
". r,'' nave but one interest, city and
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PrruHuRoH, Pa, Feb. ga PO@ Al.
tOOuA, Pa, Gays: Tho Simon planning mill
owned by Louis PlGck, was entirely de-
Itroyed by Gre at an early hour this morn
Ing, Loss S25, 600; partly insured.
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The reason why Acker's Blood Elixir Is
warranted, is because 1t ls the best Blood
Preparation known. It will positively
cure all Blood Diseases, purifes the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con.
stitution. Remember, We guarantee 1t.
Logan & Co., @. r. Goetze, O. Menke.
miller, R. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, 8
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s-x1,y 10 bad day for gambling, and
',,d '.SD 5sy to take the gamblers in. The
'ts r.. have only to keep up the war and
p'-s iii wipe ont the gambling bells.
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81. Paul has o curiosity in the shape Of
an OK with three horns, two on the lett
aide Of the head and one on the right.
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