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SOLDIERS FOR CLEVELAND.
A Ringing Endorsement of His Vetoos OF
Fraudenlent Pensions.

A Ringing Endorsement of His Yetoes OF
Fraudenlent Pensions.
SHELBYyLLE, ILL, Aug. Sat
meeting last night of Union soldiers OF the
late war, held here for the purpose of form
ing Democratic club composed of veterans
of the war of ls6l-'65, ffty-one men en-
rolled themselves, and it is expected that
in short time the mum Der will be swelled
to several hundred. Amidst much enthus-
iasm the following resolutions were I'M
animOusly adopted:
Resolred, That we, as soldiers Of the
late war, recognize in the national Demo-
cratic party tho true friend of the people,
iuasmuch ut it demands reduction OF the
tariff on the necessaris5 OF life and the
abolition of war taxes.
Resolved, That we endorse fully and
heartily the Democratic national admins
tration, and we emphatically endorse the
veto messages ofthe pension bills. We be-
lieye that patriotic soldiers entered the
war for the purpose of assisting in the sup
preston of the rebellion and not for the
purpose of being placed on the pension
roll; that pensions should be drawn oy
those only who are entitled to them; that
lt should be considered an honor tn be en-
irled to the gratitude of this great Nation
that, as soldiers, we honor and thank him
who defends the honor of the pension roll
by vetoing fraudulent claims, and for
promptly Directing to laws which are
framed in the interest of camp followers
and their co-conspirators, the pension
SCENTS.
Resolred, That we will use all honorable
means in our power to sustain the present
administration, and that We will wort
diligently for that genuine soldiers
lriend, Grover Cleveland, and the eminent
statesman, Allen G Thurman, and the
soldier patriot, John NJ. Palmer.
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LIVERPOOL LABOR NOTES.
sdeace Of he Register.

Special Correspondence Of The Register.
EAST LIVERPOOL, August 8
Wonder if the MiDgo base ball club
wants to tackle the Crockery City's again.
Knowles, Taylor & Knowles new china
works are rapidly nearing completion.
They will probably be ready to commence
operations about the first of September.
The large new 4-story addition being
erected at the Dresden pottery on West
Market street is nearing completion
When this large addition is completed II
will increase the capacity Of the pottery
about two-thirds.
The East Eud sewer pipe works are run
ming at their utmost capacity. Ihese
works are furnishing all the sewers for the
seweripg of this city.
The Speciality glass works will commence
operations next Monday.
The Standard Cooperative Pottery Com-
pany's pottery, on Broadway, is about re-
built It will commence operations about
Sept LIST.
The building boom still continues to ex-
list in this city. Dwellings and business
buildings are being erected in every part
of it.
1t is said that K, T. & K. now have the
largest pottery in the world. They now
have more than 35 kilns, including deco
rating kilns.
Goldipg & Louis flint mill is running
full blast,
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LIVE sToUK.
Chicago

CHICAGO, August 8. -Osttle-Rsedpts
II, 900 bead; shipments 1000 head; mar-
ket steady for good; beeves IS 00A6 Is;
steers s. 75a5 Is; ssockers and feeders
81 90s3 40; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 4oa
3 30.
Hegs-Receipts, Is, 600 bead; shipments
6, 600 bead; markA slow and lower; mixed
IS 6Oa6 40; heavy IS 00a6 As; light 50 90
as 40; skips s. 90a5 so.
Sheep-Receipts 6, 200 bead; shipments
9, 600 bead; market slow and weaker;
natives g O0a4 20; western ehorn IS 40s
4 90; Texas shorn q 75a3 70; lambs "a 90
rs 20.
Cincinnati.
Cmc1HnAII, August 9.-HeD-Doll .
aloe lower; common and light IS 00s6 IS;
packing and butchers IS 15a6 60; receipt
613 head; shipments none.
nsst Liberty.
EAST LIBERrY, August 9.-Osttle
Receipts 76 hsad; shipmsnts $50 beadi
nothing doing; al through eonsiguments'
Hogs-Rsceipts LOO bead; shipnent
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NEW CUMBERLAND NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of tie Register.
NEW CUMBERLAND, August s-Thif
town is still ploddiDg along without any
thing exciting or sensational to disturb its
equilibrium. The building boom still
keeps MP. A number of tenement houses
will be built near the pottery building,
The skaters are at work on the new Presby-
terrain Church.
The principal traffic from the country at
present is blackberries, which sell at about
20 cents per gallon.
A squad of Italians arrived on the even
ing train yesterday to work on Captain
John Porter's narrow gauge road, which is
being built up the north side of Deep Gut
run, the widest and toughest place ever
road was built over. Last week an ltal-
ian fell over a sixty. foot bluff. He was
taken to q hospital in Pittsburg and died
shortly after. This 80 scared the balance
that they all left.
The Democrats will meet in county con-
yention on Saturday afternoon next to ap-
point delegates to the various conventions,
State and district.
The party is not hurt by any Hopping,
it is only working out solution OF the
problem known IS the survival Of the tit
test.
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Departure q Trains mn Nk4sl!ne H1.
Expre1 for Ohioaeo and ~ yglfhN i;
q M, $40 p. N. and $50 ,. =. daily. ~ lt:Ub
i1psss IS 6iscinssa "a = L1s,a - =
K o ami .cco nm ~ I =. sssps
TO, For Solumsoa io:s = .. ANY. "a ms d.
m. daily, and rs p. =. daily expe e2n1.y
Philadelphia and New SorE. VIA ossnsn. - =
N. and BIO p. "A. daily.
For PifnburE md WsshingtAa, p. sseaA
daily; fxp.ea, $40 Z m daily; - - eeay
inston, Pa, so ,. n. daily ezcsps san1as:
fitsburg, Baltimore and Ps:iidslphiA soH
70 y. lSSe s.,s 49, 80 -. :. - So =, M
For Cumberland. sO6 a n, daily szcept %
fce g. Clairvills, SOS ana 10 q =. md n
Express trains arrive nom Chicago - ana
$50 a m, and $40 ?. m. daily, and AZ = n.
Esptess trains .r. AMI en- nom & hSS,a ana Gan
Exress uains arrive nom PhiladelphiA 81.
timore and Washington. d. c.. via. GrehOn, IL
q m and io:AS p. IN. daily, va. Pisssoorg ie:as
T T arrive nom oolumbua as . n. sac
e:le p. m. daily, and los . m. daily except eu1
day.
Traius arrive nom Pittsburx, lois 4 maid y,
and lsto p m, except sundayA and 10 Pm.
Trains srriye nom wahing,ou, Pa. go A..
From NSundsviiie, 7:so and els \ n. and -
and 7.t0 p. m. daily except sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton, lin a. N. daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumbefaand, SO p =.
daily exert Sunday.
From 81 Clairsyilie, 755 and los q N and
l:SS, and $40 p. N. daily except Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodated arrives q 71o p
m. except Sunday.
baggage called for srd CHECKED II hotels and
residences on orders len at Ticket 06co. Id
CHAR o. eCULL,
General PADengee Agent
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wHrpfrNo DAILY RsefsTEk FRIDAY, AUGUST q. 1889.

~ N + :
anything shout the Harrison and Morton
club that the colored voters were 10 have
organized on0ednesday night.
1t would be good idea after the Sher-
if Is residence Is built at st. Clairsville to
erect homes for the Probate Judge. Prose-
cutting Attorney, Auditor, etc. The tax
payers feel disposed to do this sort of
charity business. Let the Sheriff live in
house of his own. His salary will al
low it.
The Belmont glass works is keeping a
travelling salesman constantly on the road.
Several gentlemen went ont the O., L. &
w. yesterday 70 hunt turtles.
D. 81. Rice has been awarded the con-
tract to erect the new @. & P. depot. Mr..
Rice Is the man to do good job. We are
glad to see our contractors taking hold of
large jobs.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Mamie Brown returned to heI
home in this city yesterday after pleas.
ant visit with friends in Allegheny, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Micnaels and child,
of Bellsire, are the guests Of Mrs. Mich
aels' mother, Mrs. Susan Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heffner, of Beaver
Falls, Pa, are in the city.
Stanley Gibbons smiles over new ar
rival at his home in the Garden Spot. 1t
is girl.
The steamer Climax underwent her
ninth inspection at the hands Of the Gov
eminent inspectors, yesterday. She was
found in good condition.
The "bell. large cast piece of metal,
used in the top Of the cupola of the Ben
wood blast furnace, fell from its hangiDgs,
yesterday, with the inside of the cupols.
Fortunately the furnace was we'll filed
with stock, and the bell was fished ont
and will be placed in position again to-
day.
A part of the Lsughlin mill was on yes
terday. The entire mill will be on by
Monday next.
The Hook and Ladder company had
their apparatus out yesterday evening.
They took in the Third ward.
All the meat shops were closed yester.
day afternoon, the proprietors being at the
butchers picnic at Seibert's Garden.
Miss Carrie Csttelle, of Mt. Pleasant, is
in the city visiting relatives.
The Maennerchor picnic and dance
given in HelliDg's orchard last night, in
celebration of their anniversary, was de-
hghtful success. Quite large crowd was
in attendance, including q number from
Wheeling.
The Red Stockings have suffered two de.
feats in the past two days. On Wednesday
the Standards with the help of Sam MOff :,
and Jake Stencil did them up to the tune
of 6 to /, and yesterday the Globes of Bel
laire played them. 8 to 3. Yesterdays
loss, however, is excusable when it Is con-
sidered that all the Reds catchers are sick
and that two of their heaviest men were
off Joe White. of the Leaven worth team,
Sam Moffst, of the Northwestern League,
and two other professionals, one wearing a
Louisville" shirt and the other "Chi
cago" shirt helped the Globes.
Jacob Dick, John Burton, Toy Pader
and Ed. Burris, all formerly of the ElsoD,
leave to-day for Findlay, o., to work in
ths goblet works.
Miss Carrie Suoshline, Of Wheeling, ii
the guest of Mss Ada Swartz.
VIM Hennessy, of Brilliant, O., was in
the city yesterday.
All the glass factories will resume or
Monday next.
Carl Brentner, Of Maynard, o, was. In
the city yesterday calling on friends.
John P Liechti has returned from on
extended trip in the interest Of the Buck
eye Glass Go.
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BENwOOD.

Mrs. Martha Altmyer, of Pittsburg, is
visiting friends here
NJ. Deegan and r, Newton have returned
from trip to Atlantic City and other
points in the East.
81. Brush, efficient manager of the blow
ing department at the Riverside steel
works, was summoned to Rock Lick, o /,
by the serious illness of his mother.
Miss Alta M. Ford and brother Clyde,
left Wednesday evening on trip to the
West.
Mr.. VIM. Grow, of Darlington, O., Is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Straghan,
on the river front.
The wedding of Miss Lizzie, eldest
daughter of Mrs. J. Vsncuren, to Mr..
George Clemens, was celebrated with eclat
at 8 o'clock yesterday evening in the par
lors of the residence of the brides parents.
The house was thropged with guests At
ter the ceremony reception was held,
during which abundant refreshments were
served. The bride was the recipient of
numerous aud costly presents. The happy
couple left on the IL p. m. train for their
Southern destination.
An employee of the steel plant met with
an accident at the works yesterday, and
had one of his arms broken.
The youth who was thrown from q pony
Sunday and had his arm and leg broken is
getting along better than was expected.
John Metz, who had his leg broken at
the blast furnace, last week, Is getting
along finely.
A young girl about IA years of age,
mailing from the Garden Spot, and who
had evidently determined to cast her lot
with one of the men belonging to the show
boat Coledawes, created quite q sensation
on the streets Tuesday evening, in resist
ing the persuasions and authority of hsr
mother, who had followed her to this place
in order to induce her to return to her
home. The pair argued the matter in the
Mayors Office, where they INDUCED in q
vast amount of Billingsgate and vile vitu-
peration, the young female reiterating
that abe "would rather die than 60 home"
The boat pulled out and went down the
river that night, and it is said that the
female followed with her paramount on the
cara, Yesterday.
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PETROLEUM.
Nov York.


NEW YORK, August s-Petroleum--
Opened firm at size, became stronger afteI
first sales, and the price advanced TO 8sic
A heavy selling movement then caused q
decline to 66sc, and after . slight rally,
the market closed weak ut 66ic Oonsoli'
dated Exchange opened at SHE; highest
$3.50; lowest s6tc, closing ct s6tc. Sales
2, 32S, 600 barrels.
on Citv.
on CRY, August 8 --Petfoleum-Open.
ed Mt site; highest Sslc; lowest s6sc; closed
at S6ic; sales ], 555 600 barrels; cleArances
4 s02, 600 barrels; charters 107, 023 barrels
shipments AZ, sl6 barrels; runs SO, S5S bar
rels.
Tftusvflle.
TIrUsvILLK, PA, August petroleum
Opened at SHE; highest 8stc; lowest
S6sc; cloeed at 86ac-
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, August 9.-Petroleun
Opened at SHE; closed ut s6ici highest
ssc; lowest s6fc; clearances ,Si2, 600 bar.
rels.
PiffsbufH.
PTTrsBURa, PA, August 9.-Pstroieum
Irregular; closed lower; opened Ht Sic;
closed at s6sc; highest Sstc; lowest s6ic
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No Mercury,
No Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

+ is Natures Remedy. made exclusively
trm Ruots and Herbs.
Itisp,rtecly Harmless
It is the only remedy known To the worib
that has ever yet Cured contagious Blood
POISON "a all as stages
Z, cures NcrcUrial RhGpmatism, Cancer
S.-ofa,a. aud other blood diseases heretofore
considered iucurablc. IL cures any disease
caused from impure blood. Il Is now pre-
ls.r.red ly thousands 81 the best physicians
IN tlr United States, Is q tonic. We append
the statement ~ a few:
"Ihlvr used y. :. s. on patients convalesc-
'u- from fever and from measles Vim the
L.,g results J. y. CHENEY, NJ. u, .
RREsES. GA-wiuic White was a'iicted
with ,..rrful.1 seven years. prescribed - D
q. W. PARKER, u. ID.
Richmond. Va. Dec. -, ISL have taken
thru. tzhftlts uf swift 5 Specific FOR secondary
hlunI poison. IL acts much better than pot
Ash or any other remedy | have ever Used
Formerly Of Sussex CO., Va
Dr. lax, the weu known drugEtst
and physician, 80 Nashville, Rowan SpuutSs
NrS writes. Having some knCwlcIse $50
wat :. = = l. composed ol1 can sAittlg
rnnumwruI 10 as the remedy Tor al sAlh US
rlsrs, u matters not what ne name may De-
We have q book giving history OF TINS
wonderful remedy, and rs cures, nun an
over the world, which viii convince lH9 lIaf
all we "a. l. true and which we viii man
ire. on ayp' cation. No family Shnutl oe
without 90. We have another On Contiguous
Elo,,t Poison. sent On same terms
Write Us q history OF your case, ana our
physician will advise ith YOU hy letter, ~
StrctesJ confidence. We Will not deceive
you SIg9SfiT'.y.
For sale by all druggists
THE SWIFT SPECnsIC Co,
Drawer s, Atlanta, Ga
New York, 80 Broadway,
Innlnn. InE.. $ Snow Nilh
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AParkersburE soldiers Book.

Special IeltgruR 20 uae Re9iSter.
PARKERsBURG, August Captain
Michael Egan, of this city, is now in the
interior of this State gathering additional
material for u work which promises to be
of no little interest to the G. A. Il OF
West Virginia aud to tie citizens OF the
State generally. The work will be known
as THE Adventures of q Volunteer, "
being a narration of the late war written
from incidents, experiences and anecdotes
noted during Captain Exams service. The
work il dedicated to the G. A. K.
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ANOTHER GRADUATE DEAD.

The Sixth Victim of the Marietta Poisoning
Expirss-frof. Phillips Dying.
PARKERsCURG, August 8 -Dsaths are
still resulting from the alumni banquet at
Marietta College. Mr.. Frank Houser, q
graduate, died last night, making six in
all. Among the number were Prof. Beach,
the ablest member of the faculty, Robert
Coulter, Frank Chamberlain and George
P. Dye. Prof Phillips il not expected to
live until morning, aud several others are
dangerously i'll. The illness was caused by
eating spoiled ice cream.
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1900 hssd: markst slsw: Pkfiadslphias
50 50a6 so; mixed IS 40a6 z5; Yoskses
s. 25a6 IS; common 10 fsir s. l5a6 IS;
pies IS 75a6 90.
sheep Rscsiph ], 200 head; shipments
600 head; market dali at yesterdays
prices.
NEW YORK, August 9.-Beeves-0 Only
one car received; no trading in cattle Fair
demand for dressed beef ut 73aslc; native
steers 6a7c.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; market
steady, but slow; sheep s. 5Os5 90 per 100
pounds; frmer for lambs ct S. 25a7 Is.
Hogs eceipts 8, 500 head; market ex-
tremely dull for live hogs at $625a6 IS.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1a1 LIZ Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Stsady-Stocks Lowsr-FlOur
Firm and Unchsnged-whest Lower.
NEW YORK, August 9-Money on call
easy at 1sl3 per cent prime mercantile
paper 4la6f per cent; sterling exchange
dull but steady at 4 s5i4 SIT.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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Lie In It somewhere.

ST haven't taken drop of liquor for
wears, (" said q rather florid-looking man to
a Temperance lecturer in Texas. "You
haven't, ebP" Certainly not; don't you
belieye me?'' ''The trouble is, my friend.
/ don't know which Of your lectures to be
lieye-your lips or your pose-but i dc
know there Ia q lie somewhere"
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Died Easy.

whats de news out on Union Creeks'
asked Uncle Moses of 81 Jackson, who was
sitting on a wagon. Muffin, 'cept old
pigyah Mace am dead" "Am he de mig
CAB what had only one eye9" Oats de
nigvsh." "Did he die essy?" You bet
he did. He didn't have to close but one
eve. Heah! heahp'
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Can This Be True :?

'pvsq lou no du pusls ol pVu susU
'MoQ9mOs " ~ 195 y. 9qs AsuH ga
-pBaI ipB9IIs SOUS uSod sIqL
'Ivuop o. sluej u-l IeSsa Il, SA MON
:MoQs $40 puIH lsesl Sql 81 aus ii
'MoqkuB mo ~ pug II ,suil9q uo6 ma
'Moug OF lou lqSnO 9gs 5uIql9uos sal
'uswoM o ssIIIoM SuIQlkuB s, 9I5Ql Al
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An persons afflicted with Dyspepsia, Diarrhsss
Collie. and all kinds Of indigestions win find i'm
mediate relief and sure cue BY using AMIGOS
tura Bitters. The only genuine u manu-
faetured by DR.. J. G. B. siegert Sons
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DRY GOODS.
Kew Yorh.

NEW YORK, August s.-Dry Goods
For seasonable specialties Of all descrip
tions there was an uneven request, viii
the larger inquiry on the part Of city job
beers, but the general trade was lacking In
animation.
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&C RAILROAD


BellAire and Zapesyile thropgh passenger tsin
leaves Belsire at $40 N, arrives 81 Bsisirs II
900 p. N. -
woodsreld passenger train leaves Bellairs o.
40 D. N, arrives at Bellaire st SD Q. N.
Suulmerheld Accommodation leaves Bellair 81
100 D. m arrives at BellAira at 10:46 o. n.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stand.
ar,l Time nom BsllAire.
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Rssister
8rartlsrs' Studs,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExrIANArroNo OF RzRRREScz MARKS; sDaily.
tSunday excepted. monday excepted sun
day only. saturday excepted.-7e Meridian
May Is. 1883 Wheeling time. which - ,ust one
hoyI earlier than Central Time:
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DRUNKARD,

ONE BOTTLE az PfEiLS AaNhDoh
For Alcoholism cures the worst case in from
tire 20 srs drgs Il positively removes all
craving by destroying the appetite for liquor OIL
ta,r-pue doilar bottle FOR sale by x. S.
BOOKING and LOGAN & co, Wheeling. ". Va,
On receipt Of Stowe will forward 6 bottles to
snv DAFT of an . G.. ;. or Canada, charges prepaid
Agents wanted.
PFEIL & CO PrOprietors,
It's v second Street. Philadelphia.
send fnr "A t1Ttu ar lubeu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.Epps's Cocoa
BRHAUAef.

sBy thorough knovisdee u ths nae1lh In.
which eowesl the opexatons o. Mge5en 1n1
properties of.vellseiected CoooA, nf Hpps -
provided our breakfast tables viii deifcafe1y
hasored beverage wkieh nay nse - nanJ
heavy doctsn' biIla - n b. H. t1dlctcW -
q :rca lie In q % Ges 1sa 800 3 n
- ever tendeny - di1eAne. HnDdeo0 q
ubtie maladia sre Aoanng around - rea6y =
attaek Wheeycf there = weak potnk We 10y
Escape nanys fstal ahafe - ksep!ng e11slve
s nssa ftsns' "L0sS s1sSs easaE
Nade anply Win boiling vat8 q m1n -
only IN hal{ Icmd nne II emoen. labelle1 =.
llNEz 6P$ Il e,. ssneseAfAkln
afiisdzfufSAs LssAsa. -.
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nj 4 HNOLIA

BALM gives Ravishingy Beantifnlskin. Read
HRgssd and can't Be detected. Ono triaieouvirsssl
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wen deserved Tribute.
N.,n dominion

Nep DOMINION.
Senator j. B. Somerville Is candlaaee
for Attorney General, and more than tn's,
we believe he will be nominated ana
elected. He is uDquestionably one OF the
sblest men in the State, and if elected will
discharge the duties of his office faithfully
and conscientiously. He is man OF large
experience, and Judging from his public
services in the past, we have every reason
to believe that he will guard the interests
of the people with jealous care.
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att,.ct;ons to ambitious sspirants tins
vsar. Judges johnson, Wood. Johnston sno
Rr.nnan are all doing as much work IN
their own behalf as is consistent with the
dignity of the judicial ermine. All are
good men, and would fill the positions
with honor and advantage to the St,te.
Judees Moore and Crouch are also highly
shaken of in this connection. They are
sSls. upright Judges, against whom not .
word al encouragement can be said. Inc
list is a good one, and NO mistake can De
made in selecting any one from among 'no
number.
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MAGNOLIA

BALM MAGNOLIA BALM isnetl
Paint. Powder or Rouge. but . Rsftsshiag Iiquid
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BALM Fake HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM vifi
YOU to the Seaside. MOuntAins b Rrrl Resorts,
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Az KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w ON and after Monday, April 30, l,Ss, trains
on the Wheeling and Kim Grove Railroad viii
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SUNDAYS :


Leave at 70Oa m. and run every hour, except
Church Train at 9:l5 p. N. Leave Wheeling PARK
at 500 a. m. and run every hour until 1000 p. m,
except Church Trains, which will leave the
Park at 9sI5 e. N. and Wheeling at l2:l5 anc
OILS n m C.. HIRSCH, Sup't