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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

White Homs'iichod Hanikor,hieis ,or Gentle
mon. ail linen, a: -'c. worth alc.,
full liuo 81 Lsiies' hhito AMI Iolorei-b0tier
UnndktrCliefs
AL ~ ask Tor ia = call from those WishiDg 20
buy HOLIDAY GOODS. come before the rurh
AMI s"ruro the first choice Don't NAit Until the
nnlf InrllLna LAEn hnnl .lll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

KID GLOVES, UOSE. UNDERWEAR, and
SMALL WEAR OF every description as nowhere
else.
lOc. FAsT-BLACK HOSE sell hero this week
for &C.. pair COTTON, CASHMERE, and
WOOL HOSE. LADIES' ENGLISH FULL REGU-
LAR DOUBLE HEEL AND ToGs, RIBBED TOP,
FAST BLACK, Tor 25e.
Another for l,c. Hundreds Of other kinds.
BOOKS a. you can only md at a regular book
store, only for the prices.
sMOKING-JACKETS AMI DRLsSING-GOWNS,
LEGGINGs. SKIRTS, CAPS. HOODS, coRsETs,
and all tho various useful stubs.
SPECIAL PRICES, too. in tho DRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT, go rs to combine interest and
necessity with profit TO you.
Il, IS, b, AyD II EAST BROAD ST,
BETWEEN FIRsrAND FoUsHEE STREETS.
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NTITTFLDORFERS' $

GEAND HOLIDAY -~FLNf.
We viii cxhiflt on Monday 3uo "a the largest
stocks n HnlIay G0ois eyer shown ia this cifF.
orr price. viii batha lowest, a. Wc bought tlUAe
goods direct from tho importers nnt maluiac-
Jurors.
Plush Goods in Manicure, Work-Roges, Dress
iug-Ca.c4. Nut-llr.- q. trpl'-kpiY s, rhnY.ns-
cases. 'lOck5. Nhi-k-brOom Holders, doH-
elry-C l.es. ar prices raging from -. 70 81;
Plush Dees-iug-t a-o 40 tt5c.-rtsular price s4.J; +;
Plush Mirrors at ID. 81, aud 1uc
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.THE BACKW ARD WEATHER
HAS Done THIS!
Another Ridiculous Reduction Has Been Mad8
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
Miller, BhoadS & G8rhartfS.
Ladies Plusb S0eQneS, PInab JloJ1cSFaS, and
PAYsh TQckeks
STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION BEEN TO MOVE THE MANY
GARMENTS THAT ARE STILL HERE


o
daughter
lush a. to
MoIes4s OE25o SSIlIh AodessssOf5
ush Noiikasio
ITushSs 10
CHILDRENS AND
forte will be
Hands SMOKING
PICKLE CAsIORS worth bCc f0r3i.;
Ham me
LargeW MATCH-C n
yIretyA orth25 r
n o
will beso a Of
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MITTELDORFERS'

CLOSIAC-sALE PRICES ON PLUSH And
giOrd WRAPS
q PLUSH Gsrmenta, in Ja'afis. N0lielkas, ani
C.ca.a. s..id-formcr orco tli.1. atiii,3
Tor a Cloak -iorm'r price .-A,5, a. .1ty-
former price t2i.T.
i5 Ilu-h GarineEt5- 5-'nAnufacturcs sara Pies at
Jl .r. On fhe dollar,
Cl0fn Jlcsets anf AoVmartcrs AZ fiPl' tao,
sLff, go, s..la, sD-', sni sooi-iofmor
prices exactly double O." gt0Fe prltrs
We axe determined o close 0gt tAls hAe. Cal
early.
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MITTELDORFERS'

CLOsfNC-sALE PRICES or CARPETS. OIL
CLOTHS. MATIlNGs, RUGS, WlfDOW-
SHADES. LAp-kOBES, HoeSf-BLAS-
kETs. TABLE OiI~cLOIhs.
Hemp Carpets AZ ~, 10 Z, and Is4c.-former
prices ~. -. ant &c.:
Cottage Carpots at 10 and 22c-former prices ~
anu - &C.,
Ingram carpets AZ +. 81 q. ~, =, Sc q, and
49, FOR all g00l-iOrmer prices Just double.
Thres-Ply Carpets i3.c-former pri'o 81
a. re. for Tapestry Carpoi-iJrmer price 30;
Brussels Carpets at .. o. Cf, ani 'lc for no bess
goods;
All = our Rugs az 50c. on the dollar;
Floor O,-ciotAs az -, ~, -, H. aud s5c.-sIi re-
duced prices;
Llnoleum a. . snd &C. for tho best article:
MAtilgs Al o., l0k, II q, l3Ai. l5s. and l1.e. Tor
ne best ggOia Ihc-e prizes are mlch below
tn cost % import, but they IA 81 De sold.
window shades al .. %, and s9c for good Dsio
Lap ko6os a, 81. k.3', $40. sAes, aud siss--
sacrifice prices:
Horse-Baptet- a, ". sL25. ti.75, and s225 for 81
Au-WO0i Bianket.
Table Oll-Cloths, Ia marble and fancy, o. isc.
worth s. 37Hc.-perfoct goods. Is will pay you
70 buy those goods now.
Underwear, &c, &c., must be sold at
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HgARTARUG rfiG
UEARgHKUG for rcrhHi
=
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MITTELDORFERS'
GREAT REDUCTION SALE OF
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS

OUR STOCK OF CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS IS THE
LARGEST MOST COMPLETE IN THE CITY, OUR PRICES ARE
THE LOWEST THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD WOULD ADV ADVISE
ALL PURCHASING CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS TO GIVE tS
AN WE HAVE An EXTRA FORCE OF SAllSPEOPLE
TO ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC. YOUR PURCHASES on
MONDAY AVOID TIE RUSH on CHRISTMAS EVE.
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Il DRESS IS Il SUITABLE PRESENT.

GRAYsrRPED SERGE sui
A
A
A JE.G HENRIETTA for
An
DKlss
SILVER worth 75c
a
h
g.
t
, r REDUCTIONS
g
q
D. q
IANDKERClIEFS
20 lIrCHEO HASDKERcHEFs ato.;
m
HANDhRRtiIEFS
SPLENDID QUALITY;
borders,
HANDKEKCIiEFS
20
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MILLER. RHOADS & GERHART.
500 AND 5l1 EAST BROAD STREET

L'INEST PIANO-TUNING INszEc,ysJ
j the city of Richmond, Va, By c. II. n Z"
NEGNBK, established since sixteen years. iu-
dependent from pianO-dealers or music stores
Please send only uTittsn orders direct 20 my res-
dence. No. 107 east Franklin street (oasoment.
kelerences: Colonel ". L. Tanner, Professor
Jacob ReinhardL etc, etc., etc.
c. II. WEGNRR,
ds22-it' formerly Piano Manufacturer.
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WHEELING, MARCH 2, 1889,
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Assignee Sales.
4 ss |II(i N Y SALE OF PLEASURE

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE.
by virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the
undersigned trustee by 8, 4, boyd, on the ID day
Of December, 1883, and recorded In Deed Ii
Trust Book No. u, page bl2 Of the records Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, said trustee will, On
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The Republicans Of West Virginia
have waged q long and persistent battle.
When the Democratic majorities were
heaviest the Republicans Of this State
kept up the lighting US thoughthCy had u
real hope and real chance Of winning,
In the campaign Of 1888 they believed
in success and went in to achieve, They
elected their nominee for Governor
This dawning Of II new day in the his.
tory OF West Virginia should have been
ushcrcd In by memorable inauguration
ceremonies; und so 1t would have been
II tho Democratic party, unwilling to
yield to the vlCtors the fruits Of their
triumph, Ind not so blocked the way
that any obServanCrs beyond tho mere
iormalltiCs would be q hollow mockcry.
There will come II time when the Re
publicanS Of West Virginia will inaugu.
rate tho Governor Of their election aud
that time will be Just four years from
nnW,
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A "duCk Of a bonnet" Is sometimes
worn by goose OF a woman,
The InyaIids Hope.

Many seemingly Incurabe cases of blood
pOISol 4, CaIArrh, ScrofuIA and rheumatism have
been cured by h. b. II, botanic Blood Balm,
made by the BLOOD balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Write
to them for book filled with convincing proof.
q, W, b, Raider, living seven miles from
Athens, Ga writes: "For several years suffered
with running ulcers, which doctors treated and
pronounced aCurable, A single bottle Of u. D.
u, did me more good than all tho doctors,
kept on using It aud every ulcer healed"
d. Q, KInard & Son, TOwnlga, Ca, writes;
1--WE induced nelGhbOF to try II. u, D, fol
Catarrh, which he thought IncuFablC, as II had
resisted all treatment. II delighted him, and
continuing It's use he was cured sound and well. u
Il. NJ, Lawson, East Point, Ca, writes; MY
wife had sCroilllI fifteen years. She kept grow
lug worse. She lost her hair and her skin broke
ont icariully Debility, emaGiatiOn and no apo
lite followed, After physicians aud numerous
advertised medicines failed, tried II, u, D., and
her recovery was mpld and complete"
Oliver sCcOr, baltimore, Md, writes: ~ sui
iered from weak back and rheumatism, II, u, H.
has proven TO DO the only medicine that gave mt
relief" Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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A wonderful ice cave, according to the
Bakima Herald, was discovered recently
near Trout Lake, KliCkitat county, W.T..
1t is Of great size, but cannot be explor.
cd on account OF the intense cold.
ATexas steer lifted a carriage and baby
OF street and over u high fence In Den.
yer without the least damage. Indeed,
the baby cackled with delight over the
performance, and the nurse did not have
to stop her filtration with a soldier.
The meanest man in England is said
to live in tic town Of Woodbridge. Some
one was about to present his daughter
with q sealskin sacque, but he refused to
lot her accept 1t, on the ground that 1t
would cost too much to buy CaMphor TO
keep the moths from 1t during the sum.
mer.
A cruel story is told OF a Kansas wo.
man, with family OF girls, who reared
them with the fixed determination that
no one Of them should ever marry q Mis-.
sourian, n Democrat, or man named
John. Tho very first husband combined
all the Objectionable things.
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Peanut. and Strawberries.

Nelg York C0R0ltrcidl BuLtttn.
the peanut market continues very
firm and values arc exceedingly difficult
to ASCERTAIN. One or two exceptionally
large sales were reported last week, on
private terms, which has given the mar.
ket a panicky appearance, and while top
quotations would be difficult to obtain
Il safes we're forced, it would be equally
as difficult to obtain best grades below
The weatherlast week throug bout the
strawberry growing sections OF Florida
was very disastrous, and many berries
which we're nearly ready for shipment
we're ruined. The season promises 70 DO
very large one unless the weather
proves unfavonble from now on. The
arrivals now are daily increasing, and
thew are expected to arrive in car lots
by The middle Of March, and BIO In great
plenty, AdviCes received this morning
state Tint had tho mild weather OF last
week continued tho receipts this week
would have been very large, while re-
irigeratorcars would probably have COM
menced running the first week In March.
The quality ofthe berries arriving show
effects OF the recent rains, being soft and
generally poor
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ooy.WIl,on'. ATTACH of soruplos.

Governor Wilson's fine scruples did
not strike him while he was making out
the iraud.tainted certificate on which
Peadleton will claim seat in Congress.
The light dawned OH him when he found
himself hard pressed by two Republicans
who had been elected to Congress. Ii
Anderson and jackson bud been Repub-
licans not one Of them could have 81.
cured a certificate from Governor Will
son. He has not bothered about the
law, except to work pretext out OF It,
He hos steered his course entirely by
partisan political lights. There will he
q day OF reckoning for all this sort OF
thing.
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THINKS AND SMILES,


Business Is always picking up with
the ragpicker.-BOiiOR Ga;etts,
In railroad euchre the conductor fire.
quently orders it up,-TeraS SftiHgs.
It's a wise bluebird that doesn't make
too early q spring call.-Providenss Jour
nal.
It will take the London Times a long
time TO save at the bung.hole what It has
wasted at the Pigott.-PhiEadslphid
Record,
The great difficulty about common
sense Is that 1t is so tremendously scarce
that itisn't coDmon.-4erchdni TrGreler,
There aren't many victories that give
more genuine pleasure than the achieve
ment Of a sneeze long withdrawing
hampton Republican,
II is altogether useless to ask a favor
OF u bridegroom who is wearing the first
bosom shirt that his young wife ever
understandable Journal,
When q Cuban planter wants to know
how much he is worth he gets captured
by the brigands, who are always willing
TO put price on him,-ROchssier POgl-Er'
DFesS,
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The favodtO key Of the sailors song
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The sun had already sunk in the west
when the convict returned to his native
village, During the many years Of his
confinement, he had harbored but one
idea--that OF revenge. AS he nearcd
the old school.house which, by the way,
he had made up bis mind to fire. bell
from distant spire began It's slow and
solemn peal. A feeling which tho con.
Wet had not felt in many years filled Ills
breast. lie stood rooted TO the spot, and
tears, hot tears, moistened his cheeks.
When the bell Ind ceased It's tolling, he
hastily wiped his eyes with the back Of
his Calloussd hand, and exclaimed: "My
heart Is soitened; | will not shed blood
tonight will rob instead"
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b !tTi' want 10 rOnL any Of Tho houses mum.


JAMES A. HkNhn
Real Estate Agent u. 3, Pension And Claim Az
islney, Collector and NOlAty public. -.
iv7b 0fHiGiI No, 1917 MAREEt BtRIEf,
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cion Is strong, from the Registsr's male
Violence and abuse, that the whole
trouble is jealousy, The fact that Mr..
Hart was born In another State Is drag.
ged in US prima Jdele evidence that lie
can and should have no say In State dc.
Yelopment movements. Mr., HAT Is
guilty Of one crime that tlamns HIN
forever in the eyes Of the Register, and
which Ellis It's vision so completely that
fair treatment is impossible-and that
crime is the editing OF a Republican
newspaper in the Solid South. Tue
Register is Bourbon Of BourboRs, and
seemingly cannot realize that the world
moves,
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This spring with your blood full Of i'm
puritits, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid,
and the whole system liable to be pros
trated by disease-but get yourself into
good condition, and ready for the chang
ing and warmer weather, by taking
Hoods Sarsapafilla, 1t stands unequal
led for purifying the blood, giving an
appetite, and ior a general spring medl'
cine 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-02

THE fact that good health, strong mus.
Giles and sound nerves aro attainable
should encourage every invalid to an
earnest endeayor in the right direction,
Remember all diseases owes its origin,
more or less, to lack OF iron in the
blood. Iron In the blood means health,
strength and vigor. Analyze the blood
OF an invalid and little or no iron will
be found. Healthy mems blood is full
OF iron. The best method Of supplying
this lack Of iron is by using Browns
Iron Bitters, a sure cure for dyspepsia,
general debility, weakness and wasting
diseases. D&w
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A CIBINET POSSIBILITY,

NtNhtlu FToctuFb W NeFmOnt'
Ex-Governor Proctor, OF Vermont, will
probably take the eighth place in the
Harrison Cabinet, as Secretary Of Agri-
culture, Among reasons for the reCog-
milton Of the Green Mountain State in
Counsels are given the emlnence OF Mr.,
Proctor In his party, II being stated that
he yir uRlly controls 1t in his own State /;
and the fact that he, as the chairman OF
the Vermont delegation to the Chicago
Convention last year, was head OF the
only onein the whole body which voted
solidly for Harrison first, last and all the
time.
On his way homo from a visit to Cali.
tornia, Mr., Proctor deyiated to the
house Of the President-eleCt, at Indiana.
polls, acting on the invitation OF its
owner There, 1t is understood, the ar.
rangement was made which will give
Vermont tho chief place in the admins.
tration OF the agricultural affairs OF the
nation. Ex-Governor Proctor Is u far
mer, on large scale, living at Proctor, a
town founded by him and which is
situated a few miles from Rutland, He
Is in practical control OF the whole out.
put Of the Vermont marble qnarries,
and Is one Of the largest dealers in that
commodity in the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-02

Col. W. X. Nelson, Of Brooklyn, came
home one evening, feeling a peculiar
tightness In the chest. Before retiring,
hS tried to draw n long breath but found
II almost impossible. He suffered four
days from pneumonia, and tho doctors
gave him up. DR.. ACker's English Rem.
edy for Consumption saved him and lie
Ia well to-day. o. Goethe, II, b. Burt,
O. MOnkomGller, Logan 4 Co. &
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TnFNfTIDNTV IVWTNW
The Wheeling Register, Willingly or
ilnwittlngly, has entered upon the work
Of destroying the State Immigration So.
Ulety. The causu Is very apparent, being
personal, political aud business jealousy.
II drugs In unbCColnlng personalities,
and ihdulgCs In gratultOuJ sluB, which
give away iis cause aud brand It's mo.
tiVGs Us Of base sort, II Is 10 be 10.
grettUd that the Register Is incapable Of
gentlCmanly criticism or argument. 1t
10 lie nature to beiOul aud btslime, and
II never rises equal 10 an opportunity.
II criticism Is meriled in the manage.
ment Of tho State immigration Society,
lot II DO dcCcntly put forth, The suspi.
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DfugHIBlB, Toledo, Q
L llMLM lln.nnN


take tho Queen 4 Crescent route from
CIi clnnati TO New Orleans, Through
SleeninV Cars. Seven hours quicker
than any other lines over tho beautiful
Cincinnati Southern by dayllRhtj pass
ing High Bridge, Lookout Mountain,
Chattanooga, birmingham and FueGa'
ioosn, crossing Lake ponchartraln on the
famous bridge. Only S2l 90 for the
rouni trip. For Information, Sleeping
Oar sracc, CtC; address D. q. Edwards,
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, u
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TIE 1NTELLIaEScER is being reminded
by its friends-and in spirit Of l-told'
you.so-that 1t now turns out that Gov.
ernor Wilson was not entitled to the
credit given to him by the ISTELLlaES-
GER for desire to be fair in the matter
of the certificates to Congressmen-elect'
Fortunately II is not criminal to be the
victim Of misplaced confidence, giving
men credit for more good than is in
than.
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CHteuDO LWI OStuH'
There was something quito beyond the
commonplace in General Harrison's
somewhat gradual farewell to Indian
apolis. Very different was 1t from the
leave.taking Of four years ago. Grover
Cleveland was then a bachelor with no
taste for genteel society, No freside,
church, or drawing.room missed him, or
had OCCASION to say adieu at bis leave
taking. Judging from subsequent in.
Cldents, there were no regrets on either
side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-02

II Congress had no other business re-
quiring urgency the West Virginia cases
would Justify an extra session. Repub-
licans elected three out Of four members
of the next House, and every Rcpubli.
can-elect is forced to contest for his seat.
Each one Of these contests should be de.
cided at the earliest possible moment.
Turn the pretenders out!
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EVERY fine anti.lrish gentleman in
England not lost to shame must be
blushing over the sorry plight Of the
once revered newspaper. The proprie'
tors would do well to send that whole
outfit to pulp factory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-02

TIE widow who is soon to be tho wife
of the Duke OF Sutherland, now hon
oring Florida with his presence, was the
wife Of "a dependent OF the Duke whom
he accidentally shot and killed while on
a hunting expedition" Lucky for the
Duke that hc wasn't peasant.
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Weoter One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any Cilse OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
i, j, GnENEY 4 Co., Prop'S, Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known L.
]. Cheney for tho last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
Arm, WEST & TRuAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALpiNd, KiNNAN 4 MARyiN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
y. II. VAN HGsEN,
Cashier, Toledo National Bank, Toledo,O
Halls anrrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon tho blood and mtl'
Gus surfaces Of the system. Price Zoe
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. paw
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First cold, then cough, then con.
sumption, then death, II took DR..
Acker's English Remedy for Consump.
ton the moment began to cough, and
l believe It saved my lie. "-WALrER n,
WALLACE, Washington. @. r. Goethe, K,
B, Burt, Q. Mcnkemeller, Logan & Co.
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pIle.l plle.I Itellnr plIe..

observation-disclosures; intense itching aud
StlnglngI most ut night; worse by scratching.
II allowed 10 continue tumOrg form, which
often bleed and ulCGmtc, becoming very sore.
SwAYNE's OINTMENT stops tho itching aud
moves the tnmOrS. Al druggiEts. or by mail, for
" cents. Dr., Swayno & SODl Philadelphia.
TThlAW
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pr. nenley,. Mon,Lerful TnnIo.

Thousands OF ladies troubled with
nervousness and female troubles have
been cured by using DR., Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron, The purest, pleasantest
and most effective tonic the world ever
know. .
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Bucklon's Arnlca salyo.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, Chapped hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaC-
ton, or money refunded, Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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IL General Golf had been Democrat
and his majority had been one he would
have been permitted to take his seat
without interference. Still, we don't
wish him u Democrat.
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Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

II
In tho Circuit Court OF ohio County, wot
Virginia:
John ]. Jones, administrator Of James H. loba'
son, deceased
Mary v. Robinson, Henry Ice Robinson Emma
/. Carpenter, The Exchange Bank Of Wheel
Ing, Alexander ffGW aud Louis Ilettschy
partners ~ fEew q BCrtbChy, Isabella sImp'
SOM Geo, N. BnOOk, Geo. lGCnuCh aud a. l.,
Wllkle, partners IA Geo. n. snOOk & Co :, DE-
Ge0fge Baird, Tile franklin Insurance Com
pany Of Wheeling. ,Jho. ". Mitchell, !. hm'
and JOhn j, liRmlllon partnCn as Ro,t 4
Hamilton, W.AucC linrpCc,. doing bushes, ~
w, AtleB BufpEe d Co., David Lambeth, dJlng
business IA David Lnudrelh 4 Sons
Notice Ia hereby glyOn that by virtue Of De-
cree entered In the above entitled cause on TIE
10th day Of February, 1880, Will on Saturday,
tho 9th day OF April, 1889, At my Ollltc No. lN
Chapllne street, IN tho city Of Wheeling, W. Va,
proceed 10 ascertain and report
l. What debts WerO owing by tho said james
H. 1oblnsOn, the amounts thereof 10 whom
9. What real estate Of which no died seized
and ilA vRlnO.
o. What liens, II any, there are upon Iali real
estate, thelt pflOrlllcs aud amounts hhd
whom owing.
I. Who afG tho heirs at law, aud widow oiWIl
James II. Robinson and what Is her lltiwIN
gross In said real estate. ,,.
D. Any other matters required by any 81 lhr
parties, or deemed pertinent BY lho comm"
diYCn under my hand this "a day q lEebm
AIRY, 1850. uEO. y, lloyd,
4, ], CLARKE, Commissioner
BOl. Tor Complainant. le4Es.
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