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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-26

The members Of my band aud myself
respectfully invite the public and our
many friends to come tonight to the
Germania Hall and hear our concert and
enjoy the dance. We promise a fine
programme, including cornet solo by
George Stein, also-a baratone solo by
Johnny Yahn. The two are very
clever performers, and the leader Of the
band BILLY Mayers) desires his many
friends TO hear them In connection with
the rest Of the programme. Don't fail 10
hear the nnflnhtk
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FELL FROM A PORCH
And Received Injuries that Caused His
Death-James shRy's Sad Fate.

And Received Injuries that Caused His
Death-James shay's Sad Fate.
AT an early hour yesterday morning,
James Shay, o man apparently between
80 and 50 years old, who has been en-
ployed on the Union bridge work, fell
while in q drunken condition from o
high porch In the rear Of John Mclean
mons boarding house at No, 1928 McCol,
loch street, into q basement area about 20
leet below, and received injuries from
the effects Of which he died yesterday
afternoon shortly after o'clock, Just
about twelve hours after his fall,
The deceased up 70 about three weeks
ago, was employed IS q dryer on the ter
minal work along the Peninsula and
boarded at McGannon's, When the
iron arrived for the CrosEoYer at the
Top mill, he engaged to assist In putting
| II up, since which time he has been
boarding at Mc0une's, in North Wheel
ing, Saturday was pay day and Shay,
like many others employed on the
work, proceeded 10 get on big spree az
soon as he got his money, Saturday
night he called on his former fellow
borders on McColloch street, and re-
fmained In that yisinity I'LL the timeot his
death, sleeping OF from time IN time In
corners and Railways, the stupors occa'
stoned by the drink he was continually
filling himself with,
Tuesday night about hall past 10
o'clock Shay, In company with Dan
Sweeney, a young man who belongs TO
one OF the gangs employed out on the
Peninsula, and who had gotten drunk
with Shay, went 10 Sweeney's room in
McCiannon's house and went TO sleep on
the bed with their clothes on, Shortly
after Mr.. MCGalnon made y round oil
the house for the purpose OF turning
out lights aud locking doors. He
found the two men sleeping soundly and
locked their door. How Shay in his
drunken condition ever got the door
open MCGannon cannot imagine, but
in some way he got out and went out on
the porch which is u regular man trap,
and fell of. The porch Is . rickety
affair without guard rails and is danger
GUS even for a sober man in daylight,
William Maloney, who was IN the
kitchen In the basement when Shay
fell, summoned assistance and had the
man taken to q room up stairs. Maloney
and Shay had had adrunken quarrel the
night before, aud this, and the fact that
| II was Maloney who aroused the house
after Shay's fall, led some to the belief
that he had pushed Shay oil Of the porch.
AIaloney was arrested early yesterday
by Chief Delbrugge, and lodged In jail
on warrant issued by Justice Ankle
charging him with disorder, the idea be-
ing to hold him pending any develop
ments that might be made,
Shay before he died, however, told
Father Schilpp that Maloney was In no
way to blame for tho accident, and the
inquest held by Coroner SChultze deyel'
oped nothing that could in any way Inn
plicate Maloney. Shay Is said to have
came here from his home In Baltimore,
but nothing definite could be learned
about his people yesterday.
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KILLED AT WEST WHEELING,
A Young Man AIT By q Train on the Clsys-
land 4 Pittsburgh Road.

l"
land q Pittsburgh Road.
The body Of Robert GTeenShield, q
young man whose home was at Saline
vile, an Ohio town near Raysnna, and
who has been engaged on some bridge
work along the line Of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh road, opposite this city, was
found lying alongside the tracks Of that
road at West Wheeling, at an early hour
yesterday morning. The presumption
Is that he tiled 10 board the West
bound freight at O'Clock yesterday
morning, and was struck and killed by
II, or else that he was coming down the
emnankment at the time the train was
passing and slipped and fell against II,
GTeenshield arrived at West Wheel
ing about six months ago In company
with other woTkmRn employed by Hal
leck Bros, the contractors, who few
weeks ago, completed the rebuilding Of
the O. 4 p, bridges over Moore's and
Whisky runs. While located at West
Wheeling Greenshisld, in company with
other young fellows, formed social rela-
tlunh tuht luhup ~ plSh1NAt Aut bhVha w
occasionally run down from SteubenVille,
where they went after completing the
work at West Wheeling, Tuesday even
ing GFeenshield, In company with two
companions, came down TOT call on
friends. They separated upon leaving
the train, with the understanding that
they were to 60 back yesterday morn
ing at Q o'clock, When that time came,
Greenshield failed to appear, but his
friends thought nothing oil this.Rnd went
on To steubenville, arg
About half past six, child OF Joseph
Pyle discovered the body, Anexamina'
ton showed that his only injuries were
about the face and head, The brain pro-
truded from half dozen openings where
the force Of the blow had burst the skull,
and his clothing was saturated With mud
and water from the gutter where he had
fallen, The body was taken TO Bridge
port, where Coroner lloyd, Of Bellaire,
held IN inquest, and TURNED verdict,
| to the effect that he had come TO his
death by being struck by a train. A tele-
gram was sent TO his employers at Steu'
benville, and they had the remains sent
In that place at noon. Greenshield was
about "a years old aud unmarried. In
his pocket the Coroner found $50 80, but
there were no traces Of anything that
would indicate that he had been intoxt-
Gated,
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Wheeling Installnelt Go,

CONSERVATION is bound to ensue among
our Compeers. That's our object They
are our aim, and CONSERVATION among
dealers is our hobby. Whilethis Is the de-
sired result among dealers 1t will just be
the contrary among the people bt Wheel
ing and It's Surroundings, The gun we ex-
plode to-day only echoes the glad tidings
that you have now in your midst an es-
tablishment that has srared neither
time or expense in placing before you
the most complete and best assorted
stock Of HOusefurnishing Goods extant,
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Wheeling IlstalInelt Co.

To extend to you-(eyery one without
exception the privilege OF making
home comfortable and cosy for a small
cash outlay and on easy weekly, semi.
monthly or monthly payments, is our
object; but TO do this and save you
money Is our business, Our facilities to
do 1t Is as extensive as our stock Is end
less, The latter embraces Furniture Of
every description, Carpets OF every
grade, Stoves Of the most renowned and
reliable make, 0ilcloths at all prices,
Bedding Of all kinds, Lamps, Lace Cur.
tsins, China Ware, Clocks, Pictures, and
In fact anything and everything condu-
Give 10 Q pleasant home.
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lNTElLIGELVER IELEPHONE CALLS

SCHOOL Shoes at
J. W. AMICK & CO.'S.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Yesterdays ProeeedIngs in Both Parts
Tho Rogers Case still on,

Yesterdays Proceedings in Both Parts
Tho Rogers Case still on,
Both parts Of the Circuit Court were
IN session yesterday, In Part !, before
Judge PAUL, the case Of Barbara Hork-
helmer, executrlx OF the will Of Simon
Horkheimer, deceased, vs.. Pamela Lodge
No. l2, /. 20. F., on an appeal, occu-
pied the entire day and was not con.
cludcd when the court adjourned last
evening. 1t was put on trial before
Jury consisting Of Hermann Coss, w. NJ,
Rump roy, Richard Black. Thomas Nc
Cord, 8 o. Patterson and John Medick,
Messrs, Ewing, Melvin and Riley APP
peared. for the plaintiff, and Captain
Doveuer and Senator Summerville for
the defendant. The case Is one where
tue plaintiff sues for the recovery Of
sick benefits that are alleged to have
been due the deceased. The defense set
up Is that the deceased was In arrears
with his dues and not entitled TO any
benefits.
In Part II, before Judge Campbell, the
case OF George L. Rogers vs., D. II. Tay.
lor and s. ELLINGTON, TO recover $1,000
damages for false arrest and imprison-
ment, was again on trial all day. This
case will probably be on trial for the bal
ance Of the week.
Both parts adjournedtill to-day at $3.50
o'clock,
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The Frederick 4 Douglass Novelty
Company will commence a three-nights'
engagement at the Grand this evening,
and those who want seat should lose
no time in reserving It at the Mcclure
House hat and furnishing store, for the
indications are that the house will be
packed at every performance. The ros'
ter OF this company includes long list
OF well known artists In their several
lines. Mr.. seeman, in his great mystery,
Electra" has created a-periect furore
elsewhere and Is alone worth the price
Of admission. II you don't want to stand
up secure your seat at once.
The Eagles Nest" Company closed
their engagement at the Grand last
night. There were good average audi.
ences present both at the matinee and
evening performances.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

strangsrsin the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Tillie Bandi is home after O
months absence.
Allen /. Warren left yesterday ior
Boston to attend law school.
Mrs. Daniel Dlnger and family have
retired from Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Echols, OF 2l26 Market street, has
returned from two weeks visit In ILL.
nois.
Miss Ida Eberbach, OF Washington
City, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. L.
Schambra.
Miss Bette Mcclure intends going to
Baltimore next week TO make visit Of
about a month with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. sharkey, Of East Port.
land, Oregon, are expected in this city
this morning. They will visit with
friends here.
George B. Barry, Of this city, was mar.
ried TO Miss Lizzie Foley, Of Steuben.
vile, yesterday, by tho Very Rev. Dean
Hartnedy at St Peters Church In that
city.
Mrs. Gustaye Aschman, OF Younps.
town, formerly Miss Ida Harden, Ct t6is
city, arrived here last evening, and a
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John O. ri.
heldader. .
Mr.. NJ. H. McNabb returned to the
city from New York yesterday, where
he has been for the past week arranging
for the opening Of the Western company
Of IA Cold Day." His company was 70
open tonight In Adrian, Mich, but
owing 10 a law suit between ]. Fred
Pendleton and Perkins D. Fisher, In
which toe former sues for one.third In.
terest In the show, the opening had 10
be postponed until the affair iS settled,
which will not be until about October
10. This will not In any way interfere
with the company appearing here In
November.
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A No. 1-Nono Better.

BRIIttAST, o., Sept. 10, 1889.
littsts. s. Bder'I sOAG ~
GENTLEMEN: Having used your Pam
Handle Coffee for about three Years, we
have always found II as represented-A
No. l. There 10 none better In the mar
ket. Enclosed please find twenty-five
Pan. Handle Coffee tickets, for which
send me one OF your pictures, In care OF
Mr.. Frank speidel, Brilliant, 0.
Very respectfully, W
Mas. KATE WEBKLY. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-26
singing socIstIes open the Season.

Two Of the popular singing societies Of
this city, the Teutonia and the Menner.
chor, opened the round Of social iestivi.
ties they propose enjoying thi, coming
season last evening. The Teutonia gave
concert and bali at their hall in the
Eighth ward that were very enjoyable.
The principal solists were Miss Mary
Bankafd and Mr.. Will B. Day. The
society sang two or three very accepta'
BILE numbers and Mayors orchestra
which furnished the music for dancing
assisted in the concert with two splendid
overtures. The hall was prettily deco
rated for this occasion and the opening
entertainment was a success in every
The Mennerchor opened with a pri.
vate hop at their hall In Crangle's block
on Market street. Tie music was fur
nished by Killmyer, and there was q
full attendance Of the numbers with
their lady friends to enjoy the pleasant
affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-26

Is a combination Of the active properties
oil dates, fgs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm
mensely popular. II cures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In so cent
bottles by o. r. Goethe, W. w. Irwin,
w. =. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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MellabufK.

A new furnace IL being bllli al The STANDARD
glass works ID which coal will DO used iof Tue
Nj. John Laws, who has been Ia delicate
health Tor some lEne past lgit Tuesday lot JAIL
iOfnia, accompanied ~ nj. John RAlli0n
County Assessor,
Ne, William Thornhlil, Of New Cumberland,
", Va aud MIhl Nora Calder, Of this place, Wttt
married u The fealdOnCp Of NJ, OeOne W,
M1tenl last evening a. 70 o'clock,
Ceppln o,cafF Y, Melvin, lAle Of lhe. Fifgl VII.
glhli Infantry now Of Plll4bufgh, And vile, AfO
ylhlllng ifietids here. They viii attend The q.
union d New Cumberland, Today.
NJ, Porter Doghsy, q farmer, reading Ia Cfos1
S SISsb S, Ss YIN RsSS va SiSa e. !hs
b phyllelAna 10 D lh0uHht % DO Out d danlOi.
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Wheeling InStallnent Co.

Before purchasing elsewhere call and
see us. We can interest you In our
stock. We can save you money on your
purchase. We give you not only par
value for money, but satisfaction also.
Every purchase made from us must lie
satisfactory or money refunded. That
Is our policy. What could be iairer2
Who can do more7 Who Is doing as
much for you? Quality and price 90
hand in hand here, Fair and polite
treatment to all is our guide. Then call
on US; we will be pleased to sec you2
We do not ask you to buy II our prices
do not justify you. Stop in when in
our neighborhood-we will gladly show
you our stock and quote prices. With
us you can make your own terms,
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srEUDRNvILlE, O., Sept. 10, 1889.
Nsssu. s. Bder'sSOas,
DEAR SlRs:-I have used Pan. Handle
Coffee for some time, and like II very
well. 1have rot the required amount Of
tickets, whiChI send herewith, and de.
sire one Of your handsome framed Oil
Paintings In return. Please send No. 10,
In care Of Starke & Boal, and oblige.
Yours respectfully,
Miss KATE COLLINS.
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ADJUSTMENTS,


New Attrac lions Mt 10th Theatres Tonight,
"Drifting Apart" ut the Opera House,
James A, Herne's new play, "Driiting
Apart" will be produced for the first
timein this city at the Opera House this
evening, The play has been meeting
with the same catering success that
'.Hearts Of Oak" the play that made Mr..
Herne fame and fortune, did, Manager
ReIster received a dispatch from Mr..
Herne yesterday, dated at McKeesport,
where the play was produced last night,
In which lie stated that he had turned
people away at Altoona Tuesday night
and that the house was all sold for last
night. !"Drliting Apart" is a dream
drama, This kind Of theme for plays Of
a melo.dramatic order Is by no means
new or original, hut 1t Is almost invaria.
bly, effective, and In "Driiting Apart" II
Is said to be particularly so. The en-.
+gagement here Is one OF three nights and
q Saturday matinee. Reserved seats can
be had at Honse's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-26

Is natures own true laxative. IT is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 70 cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; To cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 50 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. b. Burt and O. Mem
kamallar.
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II is an Excellent Article.

WHEELING, Sept. Is, 1882
Mtsrs, s. Ba1't sonS'
DEAR sIRs: -Enciosed find twenty-five
tickets, for which please send me one Of
your framed Oil Paintings. / think
your Panhandle Coffee Is excellent.
Please send the picture In care Of Charles
Klein, corner Market and Eighth streets.
Yours respectfully,
u EDDIE MRANoR.
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q. A. R. DAY.

Excursions to Pittsburgh via tho Pennsyl.
yanlR Lines.
On account Of the Observance Of G. A,
R. Day, excursion tickets will be sold
via the Pennsylvania Lines at the low
rate Of 81 IS from Wheeling on Tuesday,
October !, good returning until October 2.
Commander.in.C Chief, Ex-Governor r.
A. AlRer, Corporal Tanner, Department
Commander Stewart and staff, Mrs. John
A. Logan and other distinguished per.
sons will be present.
The Exposition will be specially at
tractive on this day. For time Of regu'
lar and special trains, see bills.
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Marriage licenses were issued 70 The
following named persons yesterday BY
Recorder Hook
10 Emil Greenwald, aged %, q native
Of Illinois and a teAldgnt 81 this city, and
Annie sChlietef, aged IL, q native and
resident Of tlls city,
10 Joseph Forster, aged "a, and Mary
y. Murphy, aged "a, both natives and
residents Of this city,
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An IlalINn clnIln. 10 lIn,n ilarn

An Italian ulhints to Have Deeh Robbed,
Last evening Joseph vicOtta, an 1tal.
ian, complained before Justice Davis
that Ftansgeo PattdhB aud bis vile,
had robbed him Of a number Of articles
valued at $50, VlCoffa Ia a b0atder AZ
raltona house between Tenth and
Eleventh streets on Ohapllne, and states
that the articles he missed were taken
from his room while lie was al work,
VlCofta was drunk when the case waB
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ALuxury and NeeessIty'

for rich aud poor who wish to enjoy
good health, and who do not wish to re-
sort 10 heterogeneous liver medicines
aud cathartiCs, Is the concentrated Cali.
fornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. For sale in so cent and 81 90 bot
ties by Logan Drug Company, Anton r.
Hess, r. B. Burt and O. Menkemeller.
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Are ll.lnr n Rlrht AlonE.
MARTINS FKRRY, Sept, IL, 1888

MARTINS FKRRY, Sept III, 1889.
Gessrs, s. Baert sORi''
DRAR siRs,-1 send enclosed twenty:
ave tickets, taken from that many pack
ages oil your excellent Pan. Handle Col
fee, which we are using right along,
Please send me one Of your framed Oil
Paintings. sendit In care Of our grocer,
Miss II, q. Edwards, aud obllge
Yours, with respect
ALLAN u. MRLRON,
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called last evening, and the Justice sent
him 10 Jail for ten days in default Of .
q fine Of 81 and costs, The case against
the Pattons was continued till ten
O'Clock to-day, they putting up 500
cash security for their appearance,
Mrs, Pattons Is a native Of this State,
and married the Italian at St, MAry's
about three years ago.
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Tho LeMIsh New Year.

To-day is Me Jewish New Year, called
Rosh Hashonah in Hebrew, and Cele.
brated all over the world. Up 10 date
the Jewish years number $3.50. The
synagogue in this city has been decor
ated for the occasion and will be open
the entire day. Special services appro-
pirate to the day will be held. The
business houses Of Hebrews will be
closed tn.laV.
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Wheelllg Ilstalmelt Go.

We Ere to-day into the ranks OF our
competitors our first gun Of legitimate
to the muzIle that We intend exploding
at the proper time, We are determined
that every dealer in town shall hear from
us, We have taken hold Of this place to
do business, and do It we will, II low
prices, small profits and big, bigger-yes,
the biggest credit advantages In the city
m Won will in II.
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Bodies are being removed from the
old East Wheeling cemetery at the
corner Of Sixteenth and. McColloch
streets, to other cemeteries, at the rate
Of from ten to twenty a week. This has
been going on for the past -four or five
weeks. There were originally about 500
interments in that cemetery. Nearly
all the bodies taken up are in q dry,
mummiHed condition.
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,EAsr IlyrRrooL, O., Sept. IS, 1880.
Mtta, 8, BaerIi Eons;
DRAR stRs.-1 have used Pan. Handle
Coffee, and like II very much. send
you twenty-five Panhandle Coffee
tickets, Tor which please send picture 70
medh care Of Chambers Bros, East End,
andIobllge Nr Yours respectfully,
ta MRs. j. w. SINCLAIR.
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THE PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION,

special Cheap Excursions via tile Pennsyi.
vanlR Lines.
Excursion tickets, including admission
TO the Exposition, will be sold to Pitts
burgh on September % via the Pennsyl.
vania Lines, at the rate Of g from
Wheeling, good returning until septem.
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HIE4cels An Others.

MAnoSs,w VA Sept. II, 1880.
AsstH. s, Baa't Sons;
GRNFs:-Enclosed please find twenty.
Ave tickets for Oil Painting, which you
will send 10 the following address, care
William Rogers & Go. Your Familiar.
die Coffee exCels all others.
Yours respectfully,
MARY ]. FISH.
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Last evening the arbitration committee
Of The Trades Assembly called on MsSsrs.
Mclaughlin 4 mckinley who recently
took the agenCy for Milwaukee beer 10
this city and vicinity, aud received
from them q promise that they will no
longer sell the Milwaukee product or
any other boycolIed beer.
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rhn chrAresL ind lhe lle.t.
Mt 1AES pARE, Sept 20, iSS

MT LAKE fAAk, eep" ~, loOs'
Mc,,fs. 5, BatfI soAt,
DRAR siRS,-EnClosed you will And
twenty-five Of your Pan.Handle Coffee
ticket, which ehtltle me 70 one oil your
handsome Oil Paintings. Mother says
pan.Handle Coffee 10 Che best she eyer
drank, the cheapest and the beat, 30.
cause you fellows make II Send the
picture ID care Of r. I. cartwright,
grocer. Youfs respectfully,
FRANK y. RAfHnuRs,
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My Turkish bath parlors, 90 Twelfth
street, will be open every Thursday FROM
7 o'clock a. IN. to 8 p. M, 70 ladies only.
No improper characters will be admitted
TO the parlots, as my desire 10 10 have
only the patronage Of the most respect
able classes. Gro, w, HoLLfNoiR,
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Do you suffer With hAbitual conBtipa.
ton or biliouBneas7 II 30, try the pleas.
ant iluit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold In 90 cent bottles
by D, r. GootEe, W. W. Irwin, w. u.
Williams, John Laughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
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aMe Thlnk n Ereellent coffee.n

ST. MARY's, W. Va, Sept. IL, 1880.
NesH1 s. Batr's Sons:
DEAR SIRs:-Enclosed you will find
twenty-five tickets taken from your Pan.
Handle Coffee. Please send the picture
mo. 10Y In care OF N. Ogden.
si Yours truly,
g Miss ALICE 0LDFIRID.