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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14
KILLED BY THE CARS.
James ayatt struck by a "Pewiky' En-
CINE. and Only Lived Two Hours.

James ayatt Struck by a "Pewiky.' En-
CINE. and Only Lived Two Hours.
About a quart = tetore eleven O'Clock
Yesterday morning, James Hyatt, a coal
miner. living at Rliney's coal works,
about three miles north Of the city, was
struck By the ,outh-bOund eleven O'Clock
passenger tia;7 on the "Pewiky," and so
badly iriurel that he dicl within two
hours of the time Of the accident.
The train was running along at quite a
rap;d spc2d when the accident occurred
and nothing vs. S, IN Of Hyatt By the en-
,ineer or fireman until an instant before
he was hit. The superstition is that he
stepped from some bushes along the track
but a moment before the train reached,
him, which wcnld account for his not
berg seen by the engineer.
Just 81 the train reccheo
HYATT the fireman caught sight
of him. He was then walking outside the
rail. and bat q foot &C 50 from 1t. Before
the fireman could do more than make a
motion to the engineer, the engine struck
Hsatt and knocked him to one side. The
train wa1 at once stopped and backed to
where the man lay he was put on tOard
and brought down to the passenger depot,
in this city, where he was placed IN the
baggage room and physician summoned.
n was found that the iron step on one side
Of the engiae cab had struck Hyatt in the
hin. crushing the gslyic bones, and rem
6eripg his death a matter OF very short
time. Nothing could be done - benefit
him. and about one o'clock death rele ed
him from terrible suffering.
HYATT was ag,i al ut twenty eight
wears, and hql wiis and family. coroner
Schultzs We Summoned and brought IN
verdict IN accordance with the fsc'l.
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AFTER HIS WIFE.
A Johnstowu Hau in Pursuit OF ais Better
bali aud Children.

A Johnstowu Msu in Pursuit OF ais Better
half aud Children.
Yesterday morning J.. 2. DOngson, OF
Jamestown, Pa, appeared at the City Hall,
in search Of his wife eud two children. vino
had run away from his home in the flood
town. and came down this way. The police
had a good deal Of information respecting
the movements Of the missing woman, and
Mr.. Dougson left for Ohio in search Of them.
The woman arrived in the city last Sun
day morning, having two children boy
aud q girl, with her. SIZE had no money,
ard the children were hungry. Officer
shorts took them 10 the City Hall, aud
after q good sappsr. they were SLOWED to
sleep 10 the private oince Of the Chief until
morning. She t1ld the police she and her
husband had set out from JOhnstoTn TO 90
10 Kentucky, hut that they had become
lost in Pittsbure, Zach going to different
deuot. and that she di0 GSt Snow where
her husband was. hat supposed ne would
20 on to Cincinnati, in the hope of meeting
her there. She ssSed for q pAss - Cincin-
natl. This the officers could rot give her,
but abe was sent u County GOmmic iOler
NcGreeor. AID that gentlemen gave her g
n,ss 40 Z,nesville. She left 81 once.
When her husband heard this story, ne
said il was not true. He intimatsd thst
she might hsve run OF with another man,
and SAID be Wss Z stone mason 81 JOINS
towu. making s. a Gsy, snd that IN sddi-
tom his wife was making DOnsy nv keep
ING boarding house for lsberers employed
in cleaning up the Il bod debris. She packed
a trunk and left Johnstown for AitScna,
INIT he BARRED to that city, and although
he missed the woman, he succeeded IN get
ting the trunk. Toe wife then returned
bsck % Johns.owu, went to fitt-o2Tg snd
tbenes csuic 60 Wheeling. He followed as
fsst az be could, sud when be arrived here
he found she bad gone 10 Zluesyi lie. Ine
husband Wa cut of money, having but
thirteen cents, but he said be world so On,
If he had 10 walk to Lanesville.
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FIRE BUGS ABOUT.
The Blszss Yesterday Morning Oer.ainiy
the Work of an legendary.

The Blszss Yesterday Morning Oer.siniy
the Work of An legendary.
There can be no doubt bat that the
three fires started at )ut four o'clock yes
terdsy morning, an account of which ap-
psared exclusively in the REGISTER, were
originated by incendiaries. All the cir
cumstances point 10 this conclusion, and
in addition a man was seen prowling about
in Alley b, in the vicinity of the stables,
only few minuto1 before the first of the
two fires in that vicinity was discovered
This man is described as being short and
heavy set, dressed in dark clOtheI He ran
out Of tie alley in the rear of Pollock s
mill and disappeared mp Fourteenth street
only a moment or two before the light was
seen in the stable back of Crangle's grain
store.
There had been no light about these
stables during the night, and one of them
had not been open for several days. The
matter will be thoroughly investigated.
Mrs. Louis Carl was lying sick in her
residence, fronting on Market street, when
the fire broke cut in the stable in the rsar.
The house was filed with dense smoke,
and Mrs. Carl would probably have suf-
focatod had she not been carried across
the street by -OfIicsr John Shorts.
There WIS 8 suspicion in some quarters
that the fact that the City Hall bell would
not respond to the alarms, indicated that
the wires had been tempered with, but
such We not the csc. The bell did not
work owing to a slight arrangement of the
striking action, which was remedied by
Chief DunniDg, yesterday.
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Wheeling WheeImen.

At the meeting held last evening it was
decided u change the uniform and adopt
dark blue pants instead OF black Jersey
tights. The committee on hall reported
several halls and were continued to ex-
anime furthar. The racing committee
reported having arranged for races at the
following places: Middlebourne, st.
Clairsville and Wheeling. At the meet
ing of the State Fair it was resolved to
have two races on Tuesday afternoon and
two on Wednesday morning, including a
State championship race of one mile. A
number Of the boys pror )se entering for
the races, among whom are Gruber,
Shafer, Stevenson aud others, and some
good time will be made The meeting ad-
iourred 10 meet on next Friday evening
in the ball selected by the committee.
Particulars will be given later. The
members were urged to leave their meas
ures Tor their uniforms at once, so that a
satisfactory turnout can be made. The
captain has received the manual, and as
soon as a suitable hall is procured the
drilling will be commenced. A number
of crack riders from other localities are eX.
pected to take part in the State Champion
ehip race
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POINTS On PEOPLE.
Movements Of Citizens and the Coming ~
Going OF Strangers.

Movements Of Citizans and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. Otto Snider he's returned TO the
city.
Mr.. Frank Letter has returned home
from fishing trip.
Z iitor John Ehmsu, of the National
Glass Budget, was in the city yesterday.
B. NJ. De Lamater, a glass buyer Of
Jackson, Mich, is at the Mcclure House.
Mrs. Mollie Stricklin and daughter left
yesterday to spend few days at Mountain
Lake Park.
o. PaultOre, Louis Haufller and John II.
S!audt, of WoOdsfeld, Ohio, are at the
Howell House.
&r. Sam B. Harrison lett yesterday to
spend week or ten days in Atlantic City
ard New York.
Miss Ella Scott, of the Garden Spot, re-
turned yesterday from an extended trip
to Baltimore and other eastern points.
Hon. ]. J. Jacob, of Clinton Yves in the
city yesterday. lie reports the farmers in
his section getting along ricely with their
harvesting.
Mr.. W. G. Parker, who is located at
Wellsburg, w. Va, is visiting his family
on the South Side, and will return 10
Wellsburg, Thursday evening.
Allen Turner, of Grafton, L. T. Barrie,
of Hartford City, ]. W. Webb, of Triadel-
phia, E. A. Howard and w. A. Flanagan,
of Salem, A. G. Holland, of Cameron, and
Wi1dle Slender, of New Martinsville, are
the West Virginians registered at the
Howell Horse.
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THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Another Test Made In the city Yesterds
Haul . Npnr.,o,f

Another Test Made in the city Yesterday.
How 1t Worked.
The REGISTER yesterday contained a
statement of the fact of Dr.. J. II. Pipes
had made seyeral tesla of the Brown
Ssquard Elixir of Life and its probable re.
suite. Yesterday DR.. Garrison, accOmpan-
led by an MteRgmca reporter and several
other gentlemen, went out to Schenck' g
butcher house at Fnlton, and secured a
supply of the elixir, which was prepare
for use, sf;er which they drove TO the r6li-
dence Of gentleman named Hamilton, in
the north end of the city, where a test was
made.
DR.. Garrison first had q drachm in
ected into his arm, to give the patient
confidence, after which he treated Mr..
Hamilton in the same manner, and results
were awaited. The patient is veteran OF
the late war, and he is in badly broken
down condition. Just how the elixir
worked upon Mr.. Hamilton was not
learned, but it must have put the Doctor
in good shape, judging from the way he
pulled out at last evenings meeting OF
Council.
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The Glass Packers' Demands.

A well.known official official of the Glass
Packers Union stated yesterday that the
statement in yesterday mornings REG
IsTER that the scale which they have pre-.
scented to the manufacturers to go into eff
feet August 10, wa not formulated by the
convention held in Pittsburg recently, but
by the local Glc1s Packers Union. He
says they have bsen receiving 81 rs per
day, and their demand is for 81 90 per day
or nine cents per barrel. He said also that
the North Wheeling Glass Company has
been paying S1.75, the same as others.
They apprehend no strike, for already
the Hobbs Glass Company has accepted the
proposition made 10 them, and it is likely
the others will follow suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, il the prescription OF
one Of the best female nurses aud physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children
During the process of teething its value lie
iucalcuable. 1t releaves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diaErhea, gripping
in the bowels, aud wind collie. BY giving
health to the child it rests lis mother
Price 25c a bottle.
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a Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure g
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
Druggist bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used fol
any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest,
such as Consumption, Inflammation Of
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'s Drug
store.
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Little AnnIe,a PIotnra.

WHEELING, W. VA, August7, SO.
Messrs. S. BGer's sons:
GENTLEMEN: l will now send % tick
els received by buying Panhandle COT.
fee. My little girl, aged. 10, has always
been asking at our grocery for your coffee,
hoping to get the chrome OF little boy
with his head resting on his arms, Just
as she had saved % tickets she took sick
and died in four days time I thought,
being her mamma, would try and get it,
now she is gone, and always call it little
Aunie's picture. fnd your coffee to be
excellent, and expect TO continue using it.
Please Oblige me by sending it to
MRS. Lou K. SNIDER.
No. 1861 McCulloch Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14

BUILDING operations in Pittsburg have
assumed proportions so vast that her sup
ply OF mechanics in the building trades
will be entirely too few in number to com
plete the work on hand.
With building permits being iesued at
the rate of fifty per day, and seven millions
of brick to lay in public works in the city
and a msjo.ity of the brick contractors
ninety days behind time with their con-
tracts, it looks as if PittsbuTg would be q
good place for Bricklsyers TO locate. Pills
JlirO CORRESPONDENT.
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BRowN's IRON BITrERs furnishes aid to
the stomach to accomplish its work. Only
medicine which has a specific action upon
the stomach will do You any good. and
Browns Iron Bitters will act directly upon
that organ, toniDg it up and giving it
strength TO do its work, relieving the
pressure upon the nervous system,
Strengthening the nerves, quickening and
improving the appetite, removing hatu-
lency aud heartburn, restoring the appe-
tite and dispellipg the dizzy spells which
are 80 annoying, aud may prove very dan
parous
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FOR HOT WEATHER

A fun line Of SerEes, DraP D'Etes
aud CkcviOfs. Just suited for the hot
weather, " hieh will be made MP q rst'
class 80 reasonable prices.
tu Stock-A large line Of 0versihe-
an Frouch Flannel shirts. neck 10,
body SO. Al
4. HESS q SONS,
1921 aud 1879 Market street.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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SalesroOm, 1900 Main ST. Warehouse, 1918 Main ST.
Agents for Leonards Hard Wood Ceanabe Refriuerato

Excursion to Atlantic City Via the Il BOD
The second Of these select ercul. -.
will be run from Wheeling on 1h1r h,
August -. Round trip rate $40. Tl.
good ten days, with stop oil puyIe..
Washington, ID. q returning a r...
car will be att ohed to train .s,.
Wheeling at l.35 a. ~, via Css.os. ..i
Pullman sleeper attached TO train :,
at 6:lO D. m, via Pittsburgh. Tor ,.,ar
and sleeping car space, t.meof trains. A.
call at Baltimore and OHIO ticket oihce.
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State Fair Item.

Mr.. Wood Martin, of Philadelphia, Pa,
has been engaged by The State Fair Asso-
citation 10 start the speed horse during fair
week. Mr.. Martin is one of the first class
starters in the country, and started the
horses at Buffalo, N. Y, last week, which
is in the big trotting circuit. He will SC
regulate the conduc. of the drivers that
the contests VIII be hot and honest.
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BELroN, W. Va, July 81, 1sS9.
N.sVs S. Bler', Sons.
GESTLENES-EnclOsed Won will lad D
tickets for the framed OIL Painting. am
very much pleased with your Pan-Handl,
Coase, and would no; u.s. any other.
Yours, respectfully,
MRS NJ. +. HAYS.
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WelI Plenanh with IL.

MARTINS FERRY, O., July 30, 1889.
McsSrs S Bder'S Sons.
SIRs:- Enclosed you will find % tickets
for which yOu offer the framed Oil Paint
ing. am well pleased with Pan Handle
Coffee, and will use no other. Wishing
you all success, / remain
Yours, truly,
MRS. ALVERNA STRICKLIE.
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lIixtr ofnates.

Is a combination of the active properties
of dates, figs and prunes, and other tropi
cal fruits. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely pOpu
lar. 1t cures habitual constipation, indi
gestion, biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc. Sold in so cent bottles by W. W.
Irwin, W. E. Williams, John Laughlin,
and O. r. Goethe. J. T. Goodwin q Co.
aud Logan & Co.. Wholesale Agents.
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A Card.

To nc EdI0r Of ne RtglsteT:
SIR-In your locsl columns.this (Tues'
day morning, appears a communication in
reference to the Moupdsyille Camp Meet
ing, in which it is stated that / am mem.
her of the commit On public worship.
was appointed on such committee with.
out my knowledge, and have notified the
proper persons that will not serve.
propose to stand by the solemn obliga-
tion unanimously taken by the West Viz
ginia Conference at its 10 It session.
VIM. G.. RIHELDAFFER,
Pastor of Chapline Street NJ. E. Clurch.
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Followed Her Fathar.

The sad news reached the city yester-
day that Mics Mary Woolery, eldest
daughter of the late President w. H..
WoOlery Of Bsthauy College, died yester-
day. 1t has been bnt a week CT 60 since
her father died, and Mrs. Woolery has the
sincere sympathy of all in her double be-
reavement.
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Bucklsn's Arnica 5alve

The best salve 10 the werld for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblsins,
Corns and all the SKIN Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t ID guaranteed TO give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan x Co.
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Before gouIre DayI,. Yesterday

George Lincoln, cOlored, was arrested on
a warrant swoIl out by Dick Jefferson,
colored, charged with assault and battery.
He entered a plea of guilty, aud paid fine
Of five dollars and costs
John Husmsn VIZ ARC ted on warrant
sworn ont by his wife, Augusta Husman
He waJ committed to Jail for hearing at
, p. m. to-day, in default of one hundred
dollars. Another party was arrested on a
warrant issued by the justice, but settled
before trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14

Mr.. W. A. TIBBs is printer in the
Office of the Jackson, Miss., Clarion Ledger.
He says that three years ago he was vic
tim of bad blood, which deprived him OF
health and threatened serious conse-
quences. He further says that he took S.
S. S, and ii cured him.
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She Con,Iderslt Excellent.

MARTINS FERRY, o.. Aug. 6, 1859.
Messrs S. Bars Sons:
SIRs-After using your excellent Pan
Handle Coffee for quite while and sayinI
tickets of same, enclose % of them and
will be pleased to have enc OF your D.
Paintings in return.
MIS-. LIZZIE LINN.
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Thinks rhere BE- Nona Lie IL

MCMECHENi w. VA, July 81 lcS9.
NeSrs. S. BGcrs Sons;
SIRs; We have used % pounds of your
Panhandle Coffee, and think there is none
like it. You will find % tickets enclosed,
for which please send me your Chrome No.
10, and oblige. Yours, respectfully,
MRS. HANNAH MARBLE
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The salaries Of the Assessors were als'

The salaries Of the Assessors were also
ordered paid.
There was big kick on the report Of
the Committee on Cemeteries, which body
wanted $500 of its bills paid out of the
contingent fund. The committC -'sTeGuest
was not acceded to, but later the desired
end was reached in another way.
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
The ordinance granting the Postal Tele-
Graph Company the right to erect and
maintsiG itl poles and lines within the
city, over the route rom the north end OF
town TO Twelfth street, heretofore printed,
was taken up and read second and tniId
time, and passed, by an unanimous vote.
The First Brach concuTred unanimously.
RELATING TO WIDTH OF WAGON TIRES
Toe Board of Public Works submitted
an ordinance for the protection of the
brick pavements, prohibiting hauling Of
r,cre than 1900 pounds in one wagon with
less than a {-iuch tire on the wheels, or
more than 5000 pounds, with less than a
5.iuch tire. Mr.. Ellipgham objected to 8
second reading. =
Inc OlOlnalCS GSheu lOL " tAo DVaAui
prohibiting tie Use OF street hose on brick
streets, except the nozzle be provided with
a sprinkler, was adopted, in the Second
Brarch, but killed in the First.
HEALTH COMMITTEE MATIR8S.
Accompanying the report Of the Com
mittee on Health were the resolutions Of
tho committee, requiring the Health Or
6cer te prepare tebulated statements Of
vital statistics Tor the past eight years,
and to also tabuls.e complaints against
the garbage system. The first resolution
was unanimously rejected, aud the second
vac debated At some length.
Mr.. Enme.tt charged that many COM
plsints made to the Health Officer were
the result OF spite work.
In repley to this, Mr.. Brandiass said he
was satisfied this was sll wrong. In his
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Sentenced to the Pen.

Hugh McMsnus, convicted of shooting
Henry Bfesock, at Wellsburg, was yester-
day sentenced 10 be confined in the peni-
Tertiary for four years ard eight months.
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Wautel-~.to Books % Keen.
Carre. Sweeper-Neshi.tN Bro.
vst Tooth POwer-k. II. List.
THIRD rAGE.
Serentv-s.N.h Ses,iou-LinS.y Institute
FOURTH rArE
Grand p...ni, f,- BeueHtor sisterso of ST. Joseph
Armsl statement Of Cic-s of toart Ct. hl
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NE aERRYMANDER ORDINANcE.
Mr.. Cruise (Mr. seeley in the chair o
NEW WATER MARKS.
Mr.. O,Ksne offered the { blowing

MT. y NEub UIIoI oI FEII II4O Y INK
"Resolced, That the Board of Public
Works be instructed to procure and put
down, while the river is at its present low
stage, suitable iron water marks, the coat
to be deilayed ous of the $500 Of the city
contingent fuud authoriz TO be expended
on the wharf at the lslt regular meeting. y
The resolution wa adOp ed.
After disposiBg of some miscellsneou:
both Branches, at 1890, adjourned.
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HIS name is r. J. Mckinney; his resi-
dence is Woodbury., Hill county, Texas;
his statement May, 1889: My little con
was cured by s. S. S. Of bad sOreI and Ill
GERS, the result Of the general breaking
down of his health from fever. He was
considered incurable, but two bottles of
STif.'s Specific brought him out all right
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Sudden Death.

Frank Glass, ST., editor of the Panhan-
die Ners, Wellsburg, died Monday night
at 1890 O'Clock. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Gls's' death was rather sudden, and
his many friends in this section will be
panied to hear of it.
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3I5eflin9 Register


Mr.. @. Schnepi, the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations OF
the temperature TuCldsy: Z 8. m, 90; 3
a. m.. 81; II ~, 81; 3 .. m, ST. p. N.
-. Weather, chsngeable.
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SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

Readers Of he REGISTER going Od Of
torn for ''eek month or during the Sum
mer, can hare Il mailed to them at Is cents
per reek. Daily and Sunday Is cents per
MI
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The Best She Ever Had.
BRILLIANT, o, Aug. 5, 1889.
lJessrs & R1er'S Sons.

Messrs. S Bder's Sons:
GENTLEMEN have been using Pan
Handle Coffee for a long while, and find il
to be the beet have ever had. Enclosed
you will find % tickets. Please send Oh
Painting and oblige.
Yours, respectfully
MRS. HODGKIss.
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The Best Coffee on the Market.
BELLAIRE, O., Aug. 6, 1889

bhLAA 4hhi ~ mug W AN~|'
Messrs. S Bder's Sons,
GENTLEMEN ;-You will find iuclosed
% tickets of your Pan Handle Coffee.
have been using it right along and will nee
no other, as l consider it by far the best
coffee on the market. Please send me one
of your OIL Paintings rs soon as possible.
Yours respectfully,
MARY STEWART.
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Tux WEATHER..

For west Virginia. showers slight changes Do
temperaiurc. sou.hwe-,er'y winds For Western
PenusyIvana. threatening weat0e sui ram
slightly cooler >outhery winds becoming FaI.
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DIED.

NELLS-Tuesl4y. Au.ut d. f-.
O'Clock D. Iu., Dt1gsEN VEL. iuhs
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Marriage License Isausd.

The following marriage license was is
sued yesterday:
William II. Veins, a native OF BellaiTe,
aged 81, and Allie Washington, native OF
Bellsire, aged "a.