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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-21

A Post of Sons of Veterans Formed-Por-
sonAl Notes, etc.
James McHugh and George Cope leave to-day for
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Harrison left yesterday for his home in
St. Paul, MINI.
Rev. C. C. Hayes, Whote serious illness has been
noLCd heretofore, Is rapidly improving.
ApleGSAnt serenade was rendered Mr.. and Mrs
Barney Kinney, ThursdA5 evening, by the Union
Cornet Band.
F.A. Sanders, Of the O. & P. superintendent
ONCE at Wellsyille was in town yesterday on buAi-
ness for the railroad company.
Robert MIlligRni Is now In the cooler awaiting
trial. charged with assault and battery. MllligGn
abused his younger sister some days since In
brutal manner and without cause.
The Atlantic Tea company have made q SatiStAc.
tory settlement with the county treasurer for taxes
due, by paying the Rmouut, ST., with the costs IN
the Gaze, 81 %, amounting In all tosl 70,
The campfire and bean supper at the Grand
Army Hall last evening was decided success. A
post Of the Sons Of Veterans was organized. This
new order seems 10 take well IN this place, and all
the encouragement possible will be given 1t In the
future by the people The new post starts Oh with
fair membership and bids fair 70 meet with great
success
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TIE Grand Opera House Band will play
at "The Garden" this evening.
MARTINS FERRY.


Revival services-EIpress BusinesS-DeRthI
Yesterday.
sevcrRl severe falls were reported yesterday.
Police court has been almost blank this Weok'
Mn. George Arbaugh Is quite Ill at her home on
Hanover street
Az yet slight damage Is reported done 10 wheat
by he exttene cold weather in this vicinity.
Frank Erwin, shearer at the EtnA mill, Is serl.
ously III with pneumonia at his home in NewlRnd's
addition.
Rev. Mr.. Cotton, Of PitbburEh. will again occupy
the pulpit In the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning.
Nj. Watt Costello yesterday received a telephone
message from South Wheeling, noting the death Of
his mother.
Miss Jennie GasawRy, OF smithaeld returns
homo to-day after a pleasant visit with Mr.. A. L.
Wilhelm and wife, oil Martins addition.
Some ShRrpen successfully worked the "blhck
bottle racket on severel saloon keepers here this
week. leaving them wiser but less wealthy.
Mr.. Thomas McKim yesterday received 4 tele-
gram announcing the death OF his brother George
ut Brilliant Nj. McEim left for that place Last
evening.
Tho Black Diamond minstrels showed to a fair
sized house last evening. The boys did exceeding.
ly well, and received storms Of applause merited
by their performances.
A telegram was received yesterday afternoon an.
nouncIng the death At Philadelphia OF George A.
HAughton, brother Of MesSn. X. Z and Edward g.
HAughton. The latter leaves to-day 10 attend the
funeral
most successful revival has been in progress at
the ", L Church for tine past two weeks, and still
continues. goodly number Of acc6slons TO the
church part Of theTeWArd reAped for the carrying
on Of the good work services Will DO held tO-mor.
row at the usual hours.
The Adams Express office at the O., L. g. W. rail.
road depot Is reported a. doing an exceedingly
good business considering the short existence ofthe
ofice and the railroad extension The c., l.. q W,
Ing found for the additional car on the accom-.
mediation train.
The Second ward public school building Il to DO
furnished with hydrant for water for the use OF
the scholars A hoie plug will also be placed on
the grounds and hose purchased 10 protect the
building IN case Of ie. The building Is well filed
with children, there being over one thousand now
attending daily and this precaution Is considered
very wise aud timely on the part Of the School
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A GOOD ROUND SUM
Turned over to Fireman william HSifor By
the Committeo.


the Committee.
Yesterday afternoon Col. Jere A. Miller,
President Of the Board Of Police and Fire
Commissioner, Mr.. N. R. Wolf, also Of
the Board, Col. jacob KempIs and Messrs.
Hugo Loos and A. A. FranEhsim, COM
posing part Of the committee that had
charge Of and arranged for the benefit en-.
tertainment for Foreman Billy Heller, Of
the YiRilRnt engine company, and who
had charge OF the finances, called at the
home Of the injured fireman, No. T2l Mar
ket street, and handed him q check for
$60l %, the net proceeds Of the enter
tAinment given the night before. The
money 10 deposited In the Dollar
Savings Bank subject to Helter's check.
The spokesman Of thecommittee was Col.
Kemple, who Wss brief and happy in his
remarks. DR.. O. F. Ulrich, who was pres
emit attending to Heller, responded for
him In q few well chosen words. Heller's
condition has improved 30 far that Is now
believed hia foot can be saved, but he will
always be q cripple. He still suffers con-
siderable pain. While he could not say
much yesterday, the grateful look In his
eyes spoke more plainly than he could
have done with his tongue.
The benefit was the largest one for an
individual ever given In the city. To Col.
Kemple Is due the credit Of having
originated the idea and Of having done
much to make 1t success. He Is natur.
ally elated over the success and gets con-
siderable enjoyment from the fact that Il
was he who got the harp Miss Lang used.
He borrowed It at Mont de Chantal. The
Colonel says: 81 had harp for q few
hours, even If l don't have better luck in
the future"
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ARouT PKoPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Col. John 7. McGraw, Of Grafton, Is at
the Mcclure.
Miss Edith Ewing is visiting friends at
Washington, D. O.
Ex-senator Camden left yesterday after
noon for Pittsburgh.
Msjor Ned stalnaker Ia in Washington,
D. O., for few days.
Mrs, NJ. Zeigenfelder is spending few
days in Washington, D. O.
Mr.. ]. o. Payne has gone 10 Washing
ton and Baltimore on q business trip.
Joseph Webb and wife and grand
daughter are enjoying pleasant trip TO
Baltimore and Washington, D. O.
Mr.. NJ. Emshsimer has gone to Phils-
delphis as representative OF West Virginia
In the Grand Lodge I. 0. B'nai Birth.
Mr.. A. Allen Wheat, who has been
connected with O. A. Houses music store
for some time past, has given up his posi-
ton there.
Mr.. j. Emsheimer, IT,, and Mr.. Chris.
stoehr and daughter were among those
from here who took advantage Of the B.
& 0.'s excursion rate to visit Washington
and Baltimore.
J.E. Radcliffe, OF wellsburg, Judge John
B. briggs, Of Woodsfeld, O., simms
Powell, OF Parkersburg, and O. D. Rob.
bins, OF Washington, Ps., were at the Nc
Lure House yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Platof Zane entertained
the whist club OF which they are mem.
bers at their pleasant homo out the Ma
tional road lsat evening. The occasion
was delightful one to all present.
Postmaster Simpson and Sheriff Hand.
Ian have taken advantage Of the B. &
O.'s low fare, popular winter excursion to
Washington, to run down to the Capital
and see the President and other Demo.
cratic powers that he.
Manager E. N. Pearson, OF the Wheel
ing Pottery, has gone to Washington to
attend 0 pottery convention being held
there. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Pearson, who before her return home,
will visit her parents at Philadelphia.
The Moundsville Herald has the follow
ing in the society column about Wheel
ing's popular musician: Prot Kilmyer's
smiling face can always be seen at the
Thursday Club parties, and his waltzes
are Just too lovsly-so the young folks say.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of the Water and Movements of the
Boatg.

stage of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The Katie sEockdale Is laid up at Gin
cinnati waiting for the ics to thin out.
The beacon light steamer, Lily, has gone
up the Tennessee river to look after lights.
The Clifton arrived at Louisville this
week with seven barges Of New Cumber-
land FIRE brick and tile.
The George Wood and ]. A. Black
wood passed up yesterday without tows.
Owing to, the ice they were forced to leave
their empties below.
There was no Parkersburg packet yes
terdsy owing to the ice, and the Bellaire
and Telegram were also forced to tie up
for the same reason.
Boats running the Ohio side Of Rae
coon Islsnd at night may look for a sunken
barge drifting down, and last known 10 be
about even with the Ohio aide light, near
shore.
The river is ntill falling here. The marks
last evening indicated depth In the chan
mel OF feet inches. The ice increased
yesterday and all but put stop to nsvi-
CATION.
The W. N. Chancellor did not pass
down for Charleston yesterday, ss an
nounced. The ice was 90 heavy that 1t
was deemed best to hold her at Pittsburgh
for few days.
Reports from Parkersburg are to the
effect that what few boats Of the coal fleet
there are that are trying to get up stream
with their tows Of empties, have them
strung out behind and are making slow
progress.
The Louis A. Shirley got in from Gin
cinnah ct 0 o'clock last evening with
fair trip on board. She had hard time
OF 1t fighting against the heavy ice. She
is advertised to leave on her return trip at
8 O'Clock this afternoon. Capt. Tom
Hunter ia in command and Charlie
Reeves, Of this city, is chief clerk. They
are always on the lookout for tho comfort
and accommodation Of their patrons.
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About eighty people from this city and
vicinity took advantage Of the low excur-
sion rate offered by the Baltimore & Ohio
road, and left for Washington and Bald-
more on Thuradsy' trains. Reports from
points between here and Grafton are to
the effect that large numbers from those
points also took in the excursion. The
morning train had elegant parlor cars at.
taChed, and the evening train was we'll
supplied with sleepers. These cars were
in nearly every case new, Just out OF the
shops, and supplied with all the late con-
veniences. This first winter excursion
has been such success that 1t will probs-
bly, result In one every month during
the season. The fare Is only
s.; patrons are obliged to 90 on certain
day, but can return on any day within o
specified limit.
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LOCAL BRKvITIRs.
Matters of Minor nOmsnt in and About
the CITY.

MATINEE at the Opera House to-day.
oPERA HOUSE, this evening-PGtt Rosa
In "Bob."
TaEEE was not a case in the police
court yesterday.
soxE fine ice is being cut on the creek
out In the country.
THE Filth ward Republicans will organ
lie club this evening.
JUDGE JACOB will hold q special term Of
the Circuit Court to-day. The Municipal
Court, civil side, also meets to-day.
A MUIE belonging to Neill & Ellingham
fell on Market street just below Eleventh
yesterday afternoon, but was not hurt.
IT showed freely nearly all day yester:
day and the Ice on the sidewalks goftened
somewhat, adding much to the comfort
and safety Of pedestrians.
The sand and sawdust used by Prof.
Gleason was hsuled out Of the Capitol
rink Yesterday and the rink Is reAdy for
another kind OF attraction.
OFFICER DUNLAP ran In Eve handbook.
ing "ysgs" OF one trip yesterday after:
noon. A number OF DRINKS were added
to the list later by other officers.
I AT q meeting Of the Board Of Directors
OF the Manufacturer Fire Insurance Com
pany last evening, W. F. Butler was elect
ed Secretary and PEBBLES Tatum assistant
secretary.
A lS.YRAR old son Of Martin Taylor, Of
Tyler county, is reported to have acci.
dentally.shot and instantly killed himself
faw dAys since, He was handling his
fathers shot gun.
JEYFERsoS r. sIXPsoN was yesterday
appointed administrator OF the estate oil
Nancy j. Simpson, deceased, and gave
bond In the sum OF $500, with George s.
Simpson as surety.
ALI ladies purchasing tickets for the
orchestra and dress circle for the matinee
at the Opera House this afternoon, will re-
ceiye handsome souvenir consisting Of Q
fine cabinet photograph Of Miss Patti Rosa
A FEW days since there was arrested a
Winfield, Putnam county, this State,
Young man, aged IS or 20 years, who gave
the name OF John Waldron, and claimed
to hail from Wheeling. BE stole $40 IRON
one John Carney, and was lodged in jail
to await Indictment.
TIE Wheeling base ball club ia about al
filled up for next season, and without any
BellAiIe players in it. LAST year the Life
Of the club was from this city, and . grea'
deal OF interest was taken here In the Ma
ltionsl game, especially the ones played q
Wheeling. Tkere will hardly be 30 much
this year with no Bellaire man in the club
I-Belldire Independent.
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This court in Thursdays session Of
Charleston, transacted the following bust.
ness, all the judges being present:
State v. Cottrill, from Doddidge county
argued and submitted.
Hubbard v. Yocum, from Tyler county
submitted upon briefs fled.
Hall v. Hall, from Richie county;
argued and submitted.
State v. Fsrrell, from Richie county
argued and submitted.
Petition for certioari In the matter Of
Gates, Commissioner Of School Lands v.
Five Hundred acres in KanaWhR county,
was refused.
Adjourned until 10 A. N. on Friday.
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Personal -aIouud,vilIs People Coming tc
wheeling. etc.

Personal = mouuuANiuo fooplo OonllnB 70
Wheeling, etc.
The revival at Glendale is closed.
Mr.. 7. H. Meighen was in town yesterday.
Mis- Kate Mace is compoSitor in the Sun ofloe.
Rev. Walter Alexander Is still in town visiting
relatives.
D L. LOvan's new funeral car is one of the incest
In the stAte.
Ms, Tillie Wilson, oil wheeling, is visiting Mrs.
J. B. McLuIe-
Rev. J. c. Carver win go into the Life insurance
business in wheeling.
NJ. Abe BrSon. Of tho Second ward. Is very
III Of lung fever, Dr.. Hall reports him somewhat
better.
There will be two weddings here next month.
man Of this town will 10 party 70 one OF thom.
N. p. b Catlett has sold his property In the
Third ward 70 Dennis Rogerson, and g oonten-
plating going 70 Ozark Mountain, No. The price
paid for the property was $50.
Tho family which was staying lin the old coal
bank At the nAIIoWS, above town, were sent 70 the
poor farm by Justice EdWardL There were az
perSons, one man, two women and three little
children The children were almosI naked, and
played around on the ice In their bare feet the
coolest days Of the winter.
CHARTS A, HoberEAll and Mrs. Emma Blllett,
Of BenWoOd, were married here "wednesday night
by Rev. I. L. stewart. They came down from Ben.
wood on the late train on the B. & and wanted
70 70 back on the Ohio River road, but Nj,
stewart was preaching when he was sent ioT and
dld not 20 until big sermon was concluded Ater
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FOR SALE.

10 Acres Land on hill east from Twenty.ninth
street and Eoii, distant one mile and quarter; =
good frame house, good cellar and we'll, and
splendid orchard Of Gpples, plums, pears and
ounces. Suitable for market gardening. Rents
for 500 per Rnnum. Can DO bought II contract Is
closed within 30 day from date al 5000. Terms
81, 200 cash. balance Ia four equal annual pay.
mentg. with interest payable annually,
No 80 Fourteenth street, rooms, stable and
Hnsh.ronm. ground 30 feet front
No, $50 audi Eighteenth street, Double Brick,
ground half lot; price, $3.50.
No, no Market street, large desirable resi-.
dence. Ground q full lot, fronting C feet on Mar
ket street. Price $4,000.
No. 2Ss6, No. ass and No. $40 Main street, = 10
per cent investment, can be bought for 5000.
Building or manufacturing site north side Of
Nineteenth street, east Of Woods street, SIG 50
Lot south Of House No. 2so2 Eoif street, $1,000.
Ground Is feet front east Of house No. % Viz.
y Acres Of Land and desirable residence at
Beech Bottom, valued at 800; will exchange for
10. iS6 Twelfth street, ground full lot.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Q. 8. Pension and Claim At.
Torney. Collector and Notary Public. jR1B
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which the happy couple were married, and return.
ed home on the ten O'Clock traln. They probably
Wilhed to surprise their frlendI.
Mr. Charles Jones, Of tho Third ward, wa buried
ThurdGy afternoon AZ Mt. Rose cemetery. Mt,
Jones was An old and respected citizen Of Mounds
VILE, and his funeral was very largely Attended
The services were conducted BY ReyB. G. D. BAtteli
and L, L Stewart. The deceased was man OF
perfect morals, kind husband and an tndulEent
father.
The young ladies held meeting at the Mound
CITY Ho.Gl Thundsy eTsnlaE AID DECIDED % give
q leap-yeaf party next ThuridAy night In honor OF
the yonng men'i'ThurNdAy club" They will dance
at the Masonic Hall and take supper al the houpa
City. The ladies intend this 10 DO the mnst oril'
liant social event ever given In houndsYiue, ana
no doubt they will succeed.
Captain Spies will move % wheeling the hf5t o.
next month. He will remain In the employ Of me
Baltimore d Ohio and has been promoted: Mt:
Spies e considered the best agent on this line Of
the road II "a said Sam Booher Is aspiring for his
position here. Sergeant Echolg will also move 70
Wheeling the hnt OF April He VIII open up
saving machine office for one Of the leading ma
chine manufactures.
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The city police force yesterday held an
informal meeting and appointed q com.
mittee TO draw up suitable resolution Of
thanks, which was adopted, as follows:
WHEREAS, The members Of the police
force OF the City OF Wheeling feel under
great obligations for courtesies extended
since the Wounding and death Of our com.
rade Joseph 7. Glenn therefore,
Resolred, That fully approaching the
kindness Of the citizens OF large, We desire
to extend special thanks to Mr.. Anton
Reymann, and the officers and employees
of the Elm Grove road, to the Opera
House band, to the kind sisters OF the
Hospital, to Mr.. A. A. Franzheim, to the
liverymen Of the city, and to Mr.. John G.
Hoffman,, ar, for the aid and comfort
extended our comrade prior to his death,
and for the conveniences afforded during
the funeral.
The members OF the committee were
Capt. Smith, Officers Shorts, Killeen and
McNichol.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF 0hlV
Il County, State OF West Yirginil: ,.,.,
In the matter OF the probate Of & paper W.,
purpoTting 70 be the last will and teslanss' 9
Carl HOntmRnn, deceased.
The object OF the petition filed IN this Inlrig
he 9th day OF December 1857, IA TO have Admi'Se.
70 probate paper writing purportlng 70 = \.
ceased, bearing date the 3lSl day OF MAY. lsM
And Il appearing from an AFFIDAVIT Jed VIZ =
IN my Otilce that Augusta Seelho1t and - ~
horst, her husband, are non.residenp oil the w
OF West Virginia, nor found therein II oilt'si
that they do appear at my office IN ne ~ y
wheeling, In the county and state RtoftsNl' 3
the 8lsl day Of January, 1855, At 10 O'Clock -,
and do what Is necessary 10 project heif i9.s''ts
In the said matter. (Publllhed the hnt ui7sN
cember 81, 1850. .,r. ,,.,t
DovHER 4 ESoN. Attornoys. dsLl+
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EsBYTERIAN CHURCH

ny Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D.D, pastor.
Preaching q 1880 q N. and Z 30 p, n. Morning
subject: The HomeRoing Of Children" Sabbath
School at Q q N. Minion School Gt 2.00 p. NJ,
Eighteenth Etreet aboYe Jacob,
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A short time since number Of war
rants were sworn out against people en-
gagged in the illegal sale Of liquor in Mar
shall county. Eighteen Of these warrants
were directed sgainst Benwood parties, who
retained Col.W.W. Arnett as their counsel.
At the advice Of Col. Arnett, one Of the
parties, named Dolsn, went to jail in de.
fault Of bail. Yesterday Col. Arnett had
him before Judge Boyd on writ Of hRbeas
corpus, and owing to q serious defect in
the warrants, the entire proceedings had
in the cases were declared null and void.
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BELLAIRE.
An Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glnss City.

An SoFtS Of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
Miss Rose Somehow Is in Manifold.
Mr. Joseph sonnebon Is in the East
". II. TGppan has returned from Chicago.
Miss Mary Arcle will clerk in the postoHice.
George PoormAn has gone 10 Gordon, Iowa.
LII. MRnEheld has returned from Cleveland.
Peter Keys and wife are home from 81 Granville.
Mr.. John Taylor Is very much under the weather.
Theodore Seals and wife are home from the
South.
Bellaire Chapter lu7 R, A. N, installed officers
Mis- MGry Gull, sister OF the late Father cnll, Is
In the city.
William Clearer and Miss Ida Davis will be mar.
ned next month.
John Couklln. Of Harrisburg, Pa was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mr.. Laird, Master Mechanic Of the B. d o: rail-
roId was in town yesterday.
Rev. John B. Murray was appointed executor OF
the estate OF Rev, Father Gull.
great many Belllire Teople attended tho fun
eral Of OHicer Glenn yesterday.
Charlie PdanbAch Is able 10 walk around again,
after having been sick long time.
Mr.. Fred Muhleman has moved into the Wood
bridge property, in the Fourth ward.
Some lots belonging TO the Heaton heirsGre 10 DO
sold soon. They are In the Fourth ward.
Mrs. NJ. Hayden. an aged lady living near the B.
& o. stock yards here died ThundAy night
Mn. J. B. CARRIER. wife OF J. D. CARRIER, OF tho
Baltimore d Ohio clerical force, Is Visiting here
DR.. J. W. Cooper, OF this city, and Mis- EldR
Moore, Of Wellhurg are 70 DO married next week.
Mr.. l. ThomberTy, who has been at home since
the holidays, Is back again a. his old place a. seah
Bros
There WILL DO no preaching In tho .. P. Church.
tomorrow, Rev. Mr.. McLAughllng being In Detroit
preparatory to moving here.
new time card goes into eject tomorrow on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, Cleveland Pittsburgh
Main Line and River Division.
Mr.. Harden Beck, well known here, but now Of
Pittsburgh, hotel proprietor, came IN on me
Masonic company Thursday night at tho Globe
hotel, surprising them AgreeAbly.
small child Of J.. Rufer, while coming out OF
one Of the Italian candy store! Thunsday evening,
was struck on the nose BY falling tranIom nom
above the store door. The little ones nose was
almost cut OF and she suffered terribly.
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is reported that Rev. Father Tracy,
for number Of years past In charge OF the
Catholic congregation at Weston, is to be
removed to the Wellsburg Mission about
February /, and Rev. Father Reynolds
put in charge Of the church ct Weston.
Rev. Father Tracy was former Wheel.
ingite and has many warm friends here
who are always solicitious Of his welfare.
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FoR RENT.
Most Elegant Offices in Tho GtJ
FOR RENT.

1t being the purpose Of the Ohio VALLEY l'
Company to remove It's office and principal pir
Of business to the City Of waIhInVtOn, D. G. lSa:,
the lSt Of Earch, 1883, the elegant offices Ooca'!
BY the company in the Reilly Block, oorpsi q
M&rketGnd Fourteenth streets, are for rent llst
Offices are undoubtedly the best In the city
Persons desiring TO rent will call at The CO..
ROBERT WHITE
I.,A Preslisnt
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Ia Natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clenss the system when
bilious or costiye; to dispel headaches,
colds, and ieyers; to cure hGbltuRl con.
atpation, indigestion, piles, etc Manu-
iactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Messrs.
Logan & Co, Anton P. Hess, 3. B. Burt
and O. Menkemsiler, have been appoint.
ed agentH for Wheeling, W. Va.