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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03
Bible Presentation.

Added to the usual services in the Re-
formed Sunday schools last Sabbath was
the presentation of bibles to scholars who
had attended every Sunday during the year
1888. II is a custom with this school to
make these presentations as a means of en-
coRae.ng regular attendance, and each year
the number of regulars grow larger. This
T. d. Clauss, AL Bartholomew, Jas, Yen
ser, William Horn. Thos. Trainer, Sayilla
Faust, Eta Seabolt, Matte Horn, Minnie
Kemerer, Carrie Fenstermacher, Mable
Hontz, Wesley Benninger, Charles Ben
ninger, Eva Fritzirger and Jennie Trainer
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03
Railroad aointiIIinrs.

Recently forty cars prepared specially
for the transportation of peaches were taken
from the Packerton shops to Hillsboro,
New Jersey.
The cannon ball' freight is what the
railroaders have named the fast freight that
runs as section of the Buffalo Express, on
the Valley road, between New York and
Wilkesbarre.
-TheI Young Ladies Christian Associa-
tion, Of Allentown, is placing into every
caboose on the Lehigh Valley Railroad a
rack in which are Bible, copy of Gospel
Hymns and scrap book containing clip.
pings and extracts from religious and tenn
perance journals.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03

Brakemen Charley Weinline, Griff and
John Scholl, employed on the Lehigh Val
ley railroad, in CONJUNCTION with the same
number of men from the Wyoming Divi-
sion, represented committee of grievance
before II. Stanley Goodwin, at Bethlehem,
on Monday. They wanted compensation
for lost time, caused by the delay in get
ting oat and bringing in trains. Mr..
Goodwin heard them through carefully
and then promised that their case should
be attended TO at an early day. He also
allowed them compensation for time en-
ployed in making their call on him. The
committee speak in the highest terms OF
the courteous treatment received at his
hands.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03
A go" for 500.

An interesting race will come off in the
Fair Grounds here on Saturday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock, between John Rehrig's roam
mare, Fanny Lambert" who will, pace,
against Dildine SnydeF's trotting horse,
Jersey Ike" for purse of 500. "Fan-
nv Lambert" recently beat Christman's
"Black Frank' for a $50 purse. Jersey
Ike is an old veteran of the turf, having
won races at the county fair here. at Mon,
roe county and at the Allentown fair. The
winner must take two mile heats out OF
three, to harness. Admission, twenty-fiye
cents; ladies are admitted free. If you
want to see an exciting race don't fail to
attend
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03
Removal of A Respected Family.

After residence here of many years
during which time w. w. Bowman and his
family have made hosts of friends, they
move to Slatington where they will hereaf.
ter reside, making their home in Lower
Slattngton in the residence recently vacated
by Henry Kuntz. The kind wishes of many
friends go with them to their new home,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03

Any one contemplating the purchase of
an iron fence would do well to examine the
Patent Steel Fence for sale by the Lehigh
Coal q Hardware Co. IL is a marvel of
cheapness, costing only SIC foot. Is dur
able and lasting and has the appearance of
q fence costing three times as much. Sam
pie can be seen In front of the residence of
NJ. o, Bryan on Lehigh street. 4to
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03

If you want a clock or watch promptly
repaired at a reasonable price 60 to S.
Hagaman Bank street Lehighton. 6m"
The popular Exchange Hotel enjoyed
rush on Sunday-furnishing dinners to
l55 guests. They were equal to the
emergency, however, with their abundant
ly loaded tables and Trim waiter girls.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03
Carbon oounty,s wealth..

The tablered statement below appended
giving the number of taxabes in each town.
ship and borough in the county, together
with the amount of county and state tax at
the and mills rate respectively is worthy
of perusal and perseyation for futher refer
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03

Remaining uncalled for in the Postoffice
at Lehighton for the week ending July
2f, 1889:
Hamm, Alvin Koch, WI
Hickman, j. Conrad.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters win please say advertised"
A. w. RAupENRUsH, P. NJ.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03
The Great Cotton Wonders !

10c. Challies, &c.
15c. Challies, 10c.
12c. Batistes, Sc.
Tic. Crazies, IL 1-2c.
12 1-2c. Satinos, &c.
30c. French SatiIe, PIC.
12c. Ginghams, &c.
1sc. Zephyrs, 12c.
&c. Toweling, &c.
9c. Lancaster Ginghams, @ 1-2.
12c. Percale, DC.
12c. Ticking, Sc.
121 &c. Scrim, DC.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-03
ORIGINAL CHEAPCASH STORE
Store closes eVerV evening at s'45 O'Clock.
Wiz WANT NO DULL SEASON
HERE

And as preventative we are daily admin
istering reductions in large doses. which
will be continued until the period usually
allotted to the dull season is tided over
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
yefesraY9i(&e gepe(Gen.
Seuti d | an b.


Berlin, IL. Wdrs. Gin beutider
4riillerisofi3isr bat Elm fur9tbares Spreuss
mitteI 3ur Silluns uon Ruseln entbsdt.
gs pirb aus garbolidure berseitsQt.
Berlin, IL. Mars. Ss93sbn Gors
psboboots fur bic beuti6e SIutte iinS isst
i'm Sau besrifien.
BerItu, l2. Wdrs. Der llnters
itaatsietretdr i'm auspdrtisen 9lmts, @raf
.. ger1sn, wirb Osuti9lanb In Der bspors
iisbsnbsn gonfsrsns rpssen Samoa's usrs
treten.
Berlin, 12. Wdrs. IS tuirb ssmels
bet, baB bsr &aiier WiIbsIm mad Der i'm
Sttober b. 8. ftattfinbenben 8erbeiratbuns
ieiner S5weiter Sophie NIT benz Rrons
prinssn pou 9rie9snIanb mad ROnitantts
nOpsI rsiisn wirb.
Berlin, IL. Wdrs. Su &ottwsil in
Warttembsrs iinb bur9 sine YuIusrs sgrplos
iion In elmer PuIusrmiible feben Wsm9eu
um bas 2eben sstommen.
Berlin, 19. Wars. Der Raiisr WiIs
belm iast In lstnsm @lifpuni9idrsibsr
an ben @rafsn Woltts 3u bsiIsn 70idbrissn
DisniiiubsIfsife: ,Oie sanse Welt rpsiB
mas Sis fiir Deuti9Ianb sstban baber
unb bis @eiai&te whb Sbre Ebatsn un
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19


uerbannt, ionbsrn neil ct einen unsbrerbiss
tigen Brief an ben grdf6enteu ber &epus
blit seridtet babe. SIR bieie llsbersiIuns
isi brsiidbrisss 5ril binIdnsli9e Strafe
ssueisu. Die Rssieruns banbls ni9t aus
pOIitii9en Wotiuen, iOnbsrn iibe nur einen
att ber @sredtisteit sesen einsn altsn
SoItaten, Der 6rautrei9 iiber gass leSe,
unb bsfen 9ssenwart bas 2anb ui9t ses
fdbrben t6nne. Ois WaBrsssI Der &esies
runs wurbe nit 3l6 sessn 147 Stimuen
sebtaist.
Ole Resieruns Gnslanbs bat
benz llntsrbauie sinen gIan fur ibre GIots
tsn,iituusen uorseIsst. Sie mill IA
S5ladtidifis erfsr @rOBe gu ie 1000
Eonnen baueu, swsi gu ie 5000 EOnnen,
9 &reussr eritsr SIafe, 80 tIsinsre &rsus
ser, arsu3er na9 benz p9anbora" zRos
bsu unb Is SorpsSoboote. Sie &oiten
usrunidIast iie auf lo7, 500, 900 Dollars,
BITE ii9 auf 4! Sabre uertbeiIen warben.
Sie usrIanst cine uOrIduiise gepiaisuns
pon so MiIIionen Dollars unb slaubt ben
&eit auf benz @sse bss ssp6bnIiden gubs
gets aufbrinssn gu t6nnen. Die Resie'
runssuorlass uirb uon Seitsn Der Sppos
iitiOn auf enersiidsn Biosritanb itOBsn.
8enn bisis isbod gIuubt, bic &esierunss'
Raioritdt Bel bisisr 9sIssenbeit ibsr ben
Suufen usrfeu au tOnnen, mag fs bod in
elmer sroBsn Gduiduns befansen iein.
Der gus!dnber iit gu itOIs auf feline Supres
matte 3ur See, buB sr ni9t isbes Opfer su
bsrsn 8ebauptuns brinssn wirb, iobuIb
man ibm benefit, baB es pirtli9 nOtbis 1T.
lIub bieien Rudwsis uollitdnbis su fibren,
ptrb Der Riesieruns bissmaI ni@t einmaI
aasujGwer fallen.
am14. Wdr3 babsn am ganama=
Canal ale arbsitsn poaitdnbis aufssbOrt.
Gs paren BIS isst nod 10000 Mrbsitsr,
usiteus Rsssr aus 8sifsSnbien, babel
beiddftist. Wau ift In ni9t ssriassr
Gorge ibsr bic SoIssn, wsnn bisie Wais
fen Wsni9en brobIos wsrben. 3sbntaus
ienb absebantte arbsitsr Rnb i9on wesses
3ossu; bisie purben na9 unb na9 sntIai:
fen. absr 10000 buusernbe 5arbise auf
sinmal ou sntIufieu, birst @sfabrsu far bic
Offentli9e S,bnuns, sessn wsI&s mon
ii1 NIT allsr gnersis Ri itet. Wtan fir9s
tst, baB it9 bieis 2sute In ben Bsiis Der
Yaramasg giisnbabn fessn psrben, tersn
Sdus bstanntli9 pertrassmabis ben Ser.
Staatsn obIisat. Oie Watroien bsr bsis
ben urlerieanii9en Sriessi5iffe ATLANTA"
unb ,,Siiipss" am Sfibmus psrbsn BEES
buI6 tdsIid in Sanbbabuns bsr @swebrs
urb Sailing: :@ei6iss seabt. Sie wer:
ben iofort bic giisnbabn unb bas amsrita:
nii5s goniulut beissen miiieu, wsnn Gu:
multi srtitebt, Der isbr Iei9t uon elmer Sts'
hsuion i'm Stuat Banana ieIbit bsslsitst
iein fam. au9 bic SssIsuts auf ben bort
anfernbeu ensIii@en uub fran,OFi5sr
S9iifsn perbsu ssbriIlt, nm iofort BIZ
@oriaIats ibrsr Rutionsn gu bsisssn. 0i
Rssisruns Der &spubIit Columbia ba
stpa 500 Rann SoIbatsn auf benz Sitb
mus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
Yolitii9e &unoibaH.
SnIau0.

Der nunmebr snbsiltist usrtaste,
alio Der gsrsanssnbsit ansebOrise 30.
GonareE, mar Big gum 90. Ottobsr uns
unterbrodsn tn Sisuns unb besann feline
apsite SisunsspsriObe I'M acknowledgement
9e;ember. Sm 9aufe Der beiben Sisunsss
periobsn wurbsu I'M Mbssorbnetenbauie I'M
@aussn l9, ,ea9 Bills ober 400 mebr aIs
In benz uorbersesansenen GonsreB unb
96s ssmsiniams gei9IuBantrdse, b. 3. 5
msbr ais in benz 40. @OnsreB, einsebradt.
4l54 ausidluBbsri@te wurbsn eritattet /;
i'm Senate wurben 399s BiIIs unb l44 ses
u,siniame gsidluBantrdse sesen 1857 Bills
lis 8eidluBantrdse udbrenb ber Si,s
suussperiobsn bss 40. @ousrefes eiuses
bra5t unb 97os idriftIi4e geridts, oOsr
Ibsr 700 msbr aIs In ben porbersesansenen
beibsn Sisunsspsriobsn, erfattet. gon
allen bisisn 8ius unb 8si@IuBantrdsen
finb 1889 In &raft setreten, uon benen
100 aus bem Mbseorbnetsnbauie unb COL
aus benz SENATE beruorsesansen iinb.
@esen 80 Sausbius unb Al Sena!sbias
bat Der YrdFosnt ausbridli5s 8etObots
i5aften sinseienbst, b. B. II mebr als
pGbrenb Der Ebdtisteit bes 40. @onsrehss.
9On ben in 9siessstraft sstretenen Sauss
tilIs waren $50 priuater Ratur unb 35S
betrafsn SiisntIi9e anseIesenbeiten. Die
90 petirten Sausbiqs uaren nit Iusnubme
Don entpeoer YriuatsYsnfons5ius ober
betrafsn llnterifisunssbewia wiaisunsen.
8on ben aus benz Senats beruOrsesar:
eenen Bills traten Col IN &raft, uouon
400 priuater Natur paren; AZ Senats;
bias wurbsn pstirt. 3s3 pom 9auie ans
semommsns Bills srbisIten bic 3uitimmuns
bes Ssnats ni9t, barunter bic Mius'i5e
EarifbilI unb bic StlabomasSia. 0iele
gsftimmunssn Der Iesteren, namentli4 bie
betrsiis Der Bei@affans ber 3uitimmuns
Der Subianer 3u benz aufssbsn issIi9sr
&s&tsanfpri9s auf bic 2dnbsreien tn benz
Stlaboma: 9sbists, itnb iebo9 in bic 9elts
bepiuisunss Bill fir bas Snbianerwsisn
aufaenommen worbeu. Bon anberen ni9t
au Stanbs setommensn @sietsn aus benz
abseorbnetenbauis Inb gu erwdbnen: bic
@eueraI: 2anbbiu, bic Blu iber gerfallers
tIdruus pon 2anbidsntansen unb bic Bill
sur gerbinbsruns Der Benusuns pOn @rs
seusnifsn bsr Strd dFinssarbsit in ben usrs
i5isbsn &esierunsssueiseu obsr Bel Oifent:
It9eu Bauten.
Ser gonsrsB bat foIssnbe Sewiaisun:
oeu fir bic Sffeutliben Oienlte aema1t:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19

GSsIammttotal. .$5SS, 1874 ,239
Gins muS man benz pertasten gon9reB
na6iassn. gr bat iid ben 0aisrlimpeln
ni5t bieufbar sruieien. gor EboridluB
bate fi9 an i'm nod cine 9sieai4ait pon
ensIii9samsritanii9sn Yrebiseru, pel6s
AZ, III 6ir5sn NIT 426. $40 MitsIieber gu
pertretsn bsbaupten uno beren anfiibrsr
ben isbr pufenben gtamsn grap fibrt, NIT
elmer Yetition ssuenbet, in wsI4er iie 3us
nddit bas 0srbot bes 9erfaufs seiitiser
9strdnte in allen ben Ser. Staaten unmits
telbar unteritsbenben EerritOrisn, &sisroas
tionem unb 9esirtsn uerlanstsn. sic ers
fldrtsu, bic @riinbe fur bieie ,,&eform"
ieisn 70 offentunbis, baB ss ni4t notbpsns
big iei, barauf nod psitsr sinsassbsn.
Sernsr forbsrten fe pom Staat beaufii&s
tiste anitaltsn, In bensn bic fur &anits,
@epsrbs nnb ,,bsn seir9ensebrau4" moth:
wenbissn seiitisen @strdnte bsrssitsut unb
pertauft psrbsn ioIltsu. Weitsrbtn woas
ten ite @sisse sesen ginfubr uon ssiitissa
@etrdnten IN Staaten babsn, tn weldsn
Der gsrtauf unb bie gerfertisuns bsrisIbsn
uerbotsn 1T. S@IieBli@ uerIansten iis
4nnabme bes bsrabmtsn BIair'i@sn PRO;
bibitions, 3uiases sar Bunbesuerfaifuns,
pubst fe absr bemsrttsn, bab bisies Imsn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
preiie Ger 2ln,eteen.

r%S'IS wv ~<isJSb3SIss
Seo'r sou her spalts per Sabr.. .s1s.OO
" 5 Romaf: ! 500
Siir ieoe 5eiIe grepier, oSer beren Raisss, bas
srltsmal 10 Gents. bic ud9iteumals 5 Gents.
Seiratbss unb 5obesau;eiaeu nit Spran
$3.50, obne Spru4 $1.00.
auswGrtiss au,eiseu miiHsu poransbesoblt werben.
gnjeisen fir gicnics, 2otterien, @ladsipteIs
&C., bic oen @eiite Der tatb Rir1e ;iUiber, I'M
Den feine aufnabme.
2In3et8en fenoe man fpdtef8enS
Wonta8 Worsen elm.
Job.2lrbeiteu aller 2lrt prompt uno
biIlis auseefdbrt.
cfFes Dee ,,@asette";
Gde Der 6. un6 Jopa.Strafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19

i'm giiens unb Stablsensrbe 60 uor. 9ins
fi6tIid Der 3abI Der Bstbsilisten par bic
&eibenfOIse umsetebrt, ndmIid: gtiens
unb StabIarbsitsr 1888, &oblsnsrdbsr
iibsr 81, ,42l, giienbabnbebienitete Is, ,95l.
gon ben 679 Strisss i'm porissn Sabre
waren 255 erfolsrei9 unb 4l9 i9Iussn
febI. aIein an ben erfoIsrei9en waren
lo6, ,o79 arbsiter betbsiIist, an ben miBs
Iunseneu uur lo4, 1924.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
9 aniib ar

Sauiibar, -. Wdrs. Sie Wtifios
ndre, pel1s neuli9 pon aufifanbii4en seas
fanssn ssnommsn worben paren, itn.b
sesen 8ssabIuns zines 96ieselbe8 BON
$4,000 In Srsibsit seisst worben. AuBers
benz lisfsrtsn bic Ssuti4en 3weiunbawanais
ibnen In bic Sanbs ssfallsne Stlapen aus.
1ui4iri's snbdnser 3ieben ii& tn bos Sna
mere 3arlt unb i3sinen gum llnterboubsln
init ben Dsuti9en seusist au iein,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

Tho Ohio State Journal, Columbus,
truthlully speaks OF Martins Ferry as
follows: No place in eastern Ohio has
had such phenomenal rise as this town
with its misleading name. Many per.
sons pass through It by rail or pass into
and out OF Wheeling and never dream
that around the base OF the Ohio hills
rests a manufacturing city Of over 1000
people; that 1t has the second largest
nail mill in tho world, with many glass
houses, rolling mills and furnaces, A
fine reservoir system supplies water,
while an electric railway and electric
light plant are just at hand, But the
browning prospect and that which
causes the present rapid increase Is the
mammoth bridge which Is under way
across the Ohio. Fully 500 men arc
now working upon 1t, and are to have 1t
double-tracked by January |. It will DO
used by the two railroads already enter
ing here and also by the Wheeling &
Lake Erie, which is being built to this
point. Thirty new cottages have been
built this spring. In short, the.Rorld is
coming TO know that Martins Ferry is
neither a ferry landing nor a suburb OF
Wheeling, but IN energetic city full OF
energetic men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

Mr., Parnell, In bis testimony before
tho Crimes Commission, said freely thai
he did not regard the Irish World as an
exponent Of tho Irish cause, The Irtsh
World, In All article evidently written
BY its editor, Mr.. Patrick Ford, comes
back IN this polite and dlsnlaed way;
There are Shrewd politicians who seem
IN Act on the hypothesis that q certain
psychological condition, In which the
mind roylewH the past In the light oil
that wonderful faculty called the .imag.
inallon, tinembarfaBsed by data, 10 the
cnnvenient mental state for historical
witness 10 be In, We had q notion that
fol years the irish World had been sup
nortInR The Irish cause. Now and then q
rfIucism would DO ventufed BY this
Trish World, but, notwithstanding those
ctilioisms, We were oioplnionthatw we had
done something for the Land League
movement and Home Rule movement,
and every other movement that prom
iaod any hope for Ireland, Butt seems
from testimony given before the Patnell
Commission, that that notion was 2
deluslon and % II would mol DO respect
nj, or patriotic, al this lunCtufe, 10 con-
tFadICt that testimony, II 10, We suppose
orr duty 10 look kindly upon the gross
exaRRefatlonS' OF the witness and lot
them pass % the truth, the facts 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding,
Seeing how mitch has been done in
America iot the Irish CauSs, without
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27
I'll. f,o,or I'm. In IRrllrlou,

Here is a little suggestion Tor our Pres
byterian friends, our Episcopalian friends
and all other Protestant friends. In the
South, as in the North, the Roman Cath.
Ollie Church knows nothing but equality
before God. There is no color line, no
race question in the Roman Catholic
Church.
So for as we know anything about
Heaven, there are no such divisions in
that state Of blessedness. lin the great
hereafter the colored saints desire to
flock together, perhaps there will be no
objection, but they will have the same
treatment as the white saints.
The brethren who want TO put them
aside now may DO assured that II they
shall DO 80 fortunate as TO get to the
heavenly abode, they will find black
saints there, and a fair proportion Of
them. The white saints will have TO
stand the cOlored saints, whether they
be bleached or In the original black.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

One ME Running Heal', 2 70, pure $500.
The running race entries close May 2S,
at Q p. M, and from the indications there
will be a fine lot Of running races.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27
Proposals for Street Paving,

sealed Proposals will be received at the oflco
Of the Board Of Public Works until ~ o'clock
noon Of SATURDAY, JUNEl, 1889, for Paving
tho streets and alleys herein mentioned, with
the materials named below. Proposals 10 30
made for oil the work 10 be done, and for each
street separately. Proposals 10 DO nude by tho
square yard and 10 include all necessary CxCA.
waiting or filling, sand pitch, gravel, rolling, &c.
The slccessiul bidder viii DO ielnilpd TO giveA
bond In the penal sum Of 1000 for 6hCh separate
street, or 5000 for tho whole work, for the faith
full performance OF the contract Each proposal
must be accompanied by the names Of two sure.
ties 10 DO offered on said bond. Streets 10 DO
paved with Hard Burned Flro BriCk, namely:
Eoif street, from Eleventh 10 Twelfth street.
Alley b, from Fifth 10 Sixth street.
Seventh street. from Main 10 Market street.
Alley 0, from Chapline 10 Market street,
ChAplino street, iiom TwcntyEGyenth TO 'fhiT.
South street, from Market to Main street
TWentY.hrSt street, from West side Of Market
10 cast side Of Main street.
Twenty.seventh street from Main 10 ChApline
jacob street, from FOrty.ntth 10 Forty,clghtl
The Board reserves the right to rcjcc, any or
al bids; Specifications may be seen al tho oHlcO
Proposals 10 be marked proposals for Street
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
TIiOS. N. DARRAH, Clerk. my22
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27
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over twelve months,n
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale agents
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Climate for Cop.umptiyes.

The several climates OF Florida, Colo.
RADIO and California have each been
much prescribed for sufferers from lung
diseaEe, yet thousands Of the natives In
those states die Of this fatal malady. A
far more reliable remedy Is to DO had In
every drug store In the land, and one
that can DO used at home; a remedy
which Is sold by druggists, under the
manufacturers positive guarantee that, II
taken In time and given fair trial, II
will effect q cure, or money paid for II
will be promptly returned. We refer 10
that world.iamed remedy for consump.
ton Tor lung.sCrofula) known as Dr..
pierCe's Golden Medical Discovery. II
Is the only remedy for this terrible dis.
case possessed Of such superior curative
properties as 10 warrant Us manuiaCtur.
eB In selling II under guarantee.
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nu.ins.a IN olsr. IIooL,. once.

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for rccorda Clerk Hooks office
Deed made May 25, 1880, by John H.
Whyte and wife, to Frederick Keohler,
for piece Of ground on the west side oil
Chapline street, at the corner Of Twenty.
ninth. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made May q, 1880, by Valentine
Bopp and wife, Of Bellaire, TO Herbert
D. Freese, for three aud one-half acres oil
land on the Chapline hill road. Con.
sideration, $225. Also two deeds Of trust,
The last will and testament OF Rosine
Dold was admitted 70 probate and order.
ed TO be recorded. Bond, $500; William
Memminger surety. .s4
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WHEELING, MAY q, 1883.

IEats. ! 2. the Ros!ofico at Wheeling, W, Va,
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500 S'uAsI Aue"bI wv
BcSsomor, b. NJ, w J. Mckinney. BraddOcE,
dell shackett 9, M, A, Campbell, New Ath,
Wiltshire, b. g., l.. D. Davis, IrontOn, o..
CIV. lucy Big, Z. W. Fisher, Allegheney,
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The readers OF the INTRLLIGENCER will
be pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that ia
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known 70 the
medical fraternity, Catarrh being q
constitutional disease, requires q consti'
naltreatment, Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces OF the Bys'
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength, by building up the conshtu'
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in It's curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that 1t fails TO cure, Send for list Of tes'
timonials, Address,
+. ], CHENEY, Toledo, O,
Sold by Druggists, 75c. D4w
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THE Pennsylvania license law has
taken q sharp turn on the liquor interest
Of that State, and the ingenuity OF the
lawyers Is being taxed to make holes in
1t. A Philadelphia brewer, TO whom
license was refused, has taken his case to
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, set
ting forth that the License Court Is in
duty bound TO grant him license. The
result of this action will DO of interest I;
and 1T will probably be against the
hrawar.