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The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-03-29
Levenwerth. Kansas.

has come, and 1t Is getting pretty
hot about this time, and as the I'd OF
April draws near, things will get
still hotter. But We will elect Col.
D. R. Anthony mayor just the same;
say what you will, Anthony is next
mavor of Leavenworth. In my last
letter / stated thirteen reasons why
D. R. is our choice for mayor OF
this city, and in this | will try to
show other reasons why the people
of this city should elect Col Antho-
ny for mayor of Leavenworth:
IA. Because he is true, stalWart
Republican.
Is. Because as a governor, legls-
lator and leader he has no equal in
this city.
Is. Because he is opposed to any
more bonds being issued.
II. Because he is in favor OF
reducing the tax that is already
eating up the poor people, who are
trying to get homes for themselves
Is. Because We believe ne will
bring Leavenworth in harmony, and
unite her with the rest Of the state,
and make LeavenwOrth what she
should be, the greatest city in Kan
sas.
10. Because he is the smartest and
the best man for the place. Ever
his enc mics acknowledge this fact.
90. Because we feel the need Of
change in the city government, an(
D. R. is the only man that will brint
about this change. You had just a
we'll elect Neeley as Jameson 0
Hacker, for the three are the same
no difference in kind, only in name
81. Because he is man full c
charity. Yet he does not belieV
that it is right for mayor to CIV
= city property a way to lail''od "'
panies.
%. Because he is in favor of sinh
ing more coal mines, and buildin
7 more factories, that will give emplo,
{ ment to home labor.
%. Because he is opposed to Co
Wet labor, that conflicts with free |
Dor.
: "a. Because he is in favor of Gle
ing the mine at the State Prison, al
mini ne of coal by convict labor, c
e cept for state purposes.
= 25' Because he is for protect
! of labor, home and property, a
will protect our churches against a
sn Oh outrages as was perpetrated
= our people in South Leavenworth
: that imposter, calling himself the
: dep endent candidane for mayor.
"A 20. Because he is the regular no
de inee Of the Republican party, and
Oh is ysur duty as good Republicans
in support such man as Col. Author
be q. Because he will be elects
lis and if you don't vote for him J
on will feel that you did not do 70
vii duty.
pc Now, friends, have laid bef'
n you p reasons Why you should v
es. for Col. Anthony, and have sOkE
ne facts, not lies, and | don't see b
re- any Of you people can 60 to the pc
ID on Tuesday, April I'd, and vote
any other man for mayor of Leay
are worth. To the ladies ! wish to
'er that our Democratic friends will
ar all kinds of tricks to intimidate ;
ms =, keep you from voting. They
lY tell you that you will be arrested
: - you vote, and if possible keep
- from voting, but don't pay any att
ton to them. You are right,
:, ahead. Any person, white or bla
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among mankind. Ii.
lean teachers and otb.
enjoyed the privilege. 4
education, seeing lie n..
masses, and desiring
make themselves useiuI
race organized ! pl,c, 4.
instruction;-and hi.
the Pleasant Hour Litsr,
an organization fos &.
every citizen. no matt.r
religious faith, Or polit'e.i
is invited to join this III.
organized for the purpo.,
al Improvement, social
and morally.
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sang here Friday night in the First
Baptist church, to very large au-
dience.
POLITICAL.
It seems that the candidates are
coming thick and fast.
There are now four announcement
for Constable; five for Justice Of the
Peace; two for Treasurer; two for
Board of Education. But for Mayor
there has been no announcement,
and no organized effort has been
made to settle upon any particular
person except by the Fred Douglass
Club, which Endorsed one Mr.. Hen
slew. Others have been mentioned
however.
The nominations are to be made
under the Crawford Co., system.
Mr.. Charles Langston has been
nominated by the Prohibition party
for Justice of the Peace. Fonr OIL
| five other colored men are out a
candidates.
Prof. w. ]. Johnson, Associat
Editor of the CITIZEN, addressed tn
North Lawre &c club, Saturda
night.
The colored ladies of North Law
renee have quite generally registered
while those of the South side hav
taken very little interest in the ma
| fer
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The through Vestahrl.,
the Chicago Vestahpl,
now leaves Topeka, Vi,
Pacific At Ass .. m, arrlv.
caRo via the Chicago /
:. m. next morning. Thr
vestabuled from end d -
composed Of Smokinr -
Reclining Cars, Pullman i
fet Sleeping Cars and r.
The Only Through Sleop
Topeka and st. Louis.
peka via the Union Pacsn1
m, arriving in St. LonI1 8
next morning. No other
such unusual facilities
able travel or for Quick ti
NAV be obtained of. III
Ticket Agt., 525 KanA,r M
j. +. Given, at the Den1kn
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To all whom it may coz

To all whom it may eons
Any one in need d Il.
of a thorough and "a
carpenter who can % Ii
carpenter work, and do TIM.
could not do better sh,n i
suit w. R. dubit, 20. l,r
He having just finished
for US, we know whe
speak. FREEMAN H.
H. w FREEMAN,
]. E. FREEMAN.
E. ]. FREEMAN.
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DR.. VERNRFf

Physician and 81 ~ c.
mercial ST., all Cal =
swered. Office hour -
2 to ) p. m, 6 to ; p
March 90 SO. Alrh
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LOCAL HAPs.


zen.
James Page is making strong run '
for Constable. i
The election Of D. Q. Metsker for
Mayor is foregone conclusion.
Frank Doran is able to be out
Mr.. Broadway, Of Kansas City,
who has been stopping at the Sun
flower House, returned home on
Tuesday.
If you are subscriber urge your
friends to subscribe. Money can De
sent to US by postal note.
DProf. w. D. Donwell spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Leavenworth ana
Atchison.
L. M. Kohr, Louisiana State Lot
terry, agent, Leavenworth, Kansas
]. b. Robinson will present the
"North and South as homes for the
Negro" at the Literary tonight.
The St. John Chapel is to be com
pleted this spring. In the meantime
services will be held at Music Hail.
There hours are, Sunday school, $50
a. m. Morning service, 1900 a. m
Evening service, 4:ooP. m:
Revivals are closing at many OF
the churches.
Lewis, Austin and Browns ANA
tuer minstrals at Jordans Rink on
Saturday evening, They gave
highly credible entertainment at
Perryville, on Saturday, March 23d.
Mrs. M, E. Childs died on Mon:
day, at o:3o a. m. She was buried
at 4. B. m. on Tuesday. Mrs. Child
has for some time been employed as
teacher at the Washington school and
until her health failed gave excellent
satisfaction. The teachers gave
beautiful floral tribute, as also did
Sup't. Bloss. The schools in the city
were1closed on Tuesday, that the
teachers might attend the funeral.
Mrs. Ben. Jackson has cas- been
quite sick but is slowly recovering
Mrs. Maria Brown has been slcl
for some time but is able to be GU
again.
Mrs Harrison is replacing the sci
wants in the White house, substitu
ting white help for the negro servant:
who have had control of the domes
tic machinery there for many year:
The colored women in the laundr
have been superseded by white VIC
men and the cooks in the kitchen ar
white men. A white butler an
walters will be the next move ,whlc
will completely revolutionize tt
HOUSEHOLD corps"
Look out for the musical and lite
ary entertainment at Music Ha
Thursday evening, April 4th.
Vote for A. F. Chesney, Jetmol
and Page.
The Pleasant Hour Circle We
pleasantly entertained friends Ia
Friday evening. The literary p1
gram was short and was followed
4 very pleasant social. Music "
furnished by''Andrew Jordan's ORCH
ira and the Mandolin Club. Danci
was INDUCED in until late hour.
/. b. Robinson will discuss
"North and South as homes for
Negro" tonight. Go and hear HI
New officers to be elected tonig
On last Sunday morning, at the
Baptist church Rev. Peter John:
preached an excellent sermon, US
as a text, Rev. Or. During his
course he inadvertently referred
church festivals, aud 0admlnlste
some wholesome advice on this "
spread evil. He denounced chu
festivals, fairs, etc, as gambling
disguise. Such sermons should
preached from every pulpit in
city. We congratulate Elder John
on his bold stand against this
practice in our churches, and h
that it may prove to be the be-
n;p1 of new era in our Churc
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Capital Steam e
1i8 Kansas Ave.
Prompt attention z
short notice. Will c.
iver washings In any ~, |
Collars. CuGs. Dress > -
~. q. r. 1os.1T
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Lawrence News.
E. B. Seymour

The original Fisk Jubilee singers
sang here Friday night in the First
Baptist church, to very large au-
dience.
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THR EpaEWOOp COMPANY,
A Certificate OF Incorporation Issued BY
the Secretary Of State.
ChnBlest0n IT, Ia Giar

the Secretary Of State,
CAGrls,toR v, Va. Star,
A certificate OF incorporation has beer
issued to the Edgewood Company, or
ganized for the purpose Of mining coal
iron ore, fire clay, limestone and all Other
minerals, for boring for natural gas, pc
troleum and other like substances, fol
building and working factories, saw
mills, car shops, and iron and salt fur.
naces, for manufacturing, shipping and
selling iron, coal, lumber, brick, salt,
gas, oil, furniture and all other products
or goods produced or manufactured from
any and all Of the above named articles,
either by themselves or with other artl-
cles OF manufacture, for selling said arti-
Giles or the manufactured articles there
from and for conductingR general mer'
camille business. The principal office Is
to be kept in this city and the charter is
to expire on May 9, 1889, The sum Of
$500 has been subscribed 10 the capital
stock, ten per cent Of which has been
paid In, with the privilege OF increasing
the capital to $4,000. The stock Is DE-
vided into shares OF 800 each, OF which
Hon, p, +. Duffy, John +, Hubbard, ],
Q, Roy, Hon. Il, S, Walker and DR., l.,
Carr, all Of this city, hold one each,
This ia a substantial company, COM
posed Of well.known and energetic bust.
ness men, who, we are informed, expect
to begin operations at once,
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"on, my backl" Ia a common ex.
Clamation, and expresses a world OIL
misery and suffering. 1t is singular this
pain arises from such various causes,
Kidney disease, liver complaint, wasting
affections, colds, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
overwork and nervous debility arc chiel
causes. When thus ailing seek prompt
relief. II can DO found best in Brownie
Iron Bltters. It builds up from the
foundation by making the blood rich
and pure. Leading physicians and
ministers use and recommended. It hal
cured many, and II you are a sufferer
try IL. D&w
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,AwhOel is more apt to get tired than



when you don't feel vol and hardly know
what ais you, give D. D, .. botanic Blood Balm)
itlNln ~ Sfne tonic. Fs.l#,.,
T. o. Callahan, Charlotte, N, O., writes; -,
D. BtsA DIonIc, aud has done me treat good"
L. ". Thompson, Damascus, Ca wrlIeSI ii DO.
lIOye u. u. b. Il the beSl blood purifier made. II
has greatly improved my general hOallh,r
An old gentleman Wrltcsi "B. I,H. gtyes inc
new lie and now strength lithetc ilanythlng
that will make an old man young, II 10 II. AcHl'
r. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va, AusiliI 10, 1888,
wtllSIi ~ depend on D. D. ., TOT The ptpsotva.
tIOn Ol my health, II have had u IN my family
now nearly Two years, aud In oil that time have
not had 10 have RdOctOt,n
f6os faulE AlabGhA, "a writes ~ auiGtc.ted
tefflblyitpm dyspepsia, Tie use Of BlBiD, has
made IhO feel IKE anOW man. fwOuid not take
ihOysahd dpllhfi iof lhe good II hAh done me, /"
WIN! Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga, WrlleN had .
long spoil Ol typhoid fever, which a last seemed
10 settle IN my flight leg, which hWellCd On enDf'
inOuRly, An ulcer also appeared which dis.
phAfgEda cup full Of matter day. l then gave
IIpfnh UihE to,, Wh0ikSaie Ifonu.
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t.oSpoS, May iq,.!Thg Marx Lane Efps,,, in n,
weekly review Of the gililAh Efain trade Gaysi
Wheala. 6Alespt English wheat diiflbg thp MI
week were $3.50 guaftefsAl ~ and i'd aSaIhii
1904 quarters d glO and "a dutlnR lhe COffet.
ponilig week 81 last year Fine h0uft at6 Illffiy
gH az g Y FISass .Is weak FotslE
L dOptened. Beans and peAl arc ilim.
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eYHFfuNt. -MolsluFpi intense itching and
iinGlngi FOat Al night wore BY scratching,
u Ml9Hed 70 Continue iufn1ta iotfn, which
often bleed and nlCeAte, becoming ygty sore
AWAYNHB OINTMENT ltOpa tho itching And
bleedlng heals liberation and IN most cases 70
i0CSns: bf SWiSnG 4 RSS' FSiiSdSib6is. ~
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me alnPlA lppllnallpn Of osyAYSEa ORR
hENfl' l1glt my IN lttn4i ID lelne, viii 6ifC
en1y G.hg o. Ielleti eAly Rhbuiii RlngW0Fh
KS, IEGh, sote5 Hhples, kelopiA, al gcaly
Of long standing, II 4 pOtCnL elective, Gnt
eoau but AulhR ffhbAE
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b. 2, & Q, RAILROAD,
BellAlre & zanesyille Through Passenger leaves
BellAiro at $40 a. m, arrives at BellAire Of 400
p, m.
WoodEfield Passenger leavcS Bellaire at 40 p.
M, arrives At BellRire OF S;2S q, m,
SummeFheld Accommodation leaves BellAire
at 1929 p. M, arrives at II 80 q. m.
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Looso,. RED clover FIJI Remedy,

Is positive specific for all forms OF the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer
ated and protfudlng piles. Price 5Oc.
Forsale by Logan Drug 90, Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va nav
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


ksts,
NEW YORK, May l9,-Mousy on call easy at ~
TO "a per cent last loan ~ per cent, closed Of
fered al ~ per cent Prime mercantile paper
3bFaSIS per cent, Sterling exchange dull bul
steady at s. S7as $50, Sales Of stocks lOC,l6g
shares.
Although the stock market to-day presented a
more animated appearance at times than usual
Of late II was still dull and istleEs for the geu,
eral list, The opening was dull and fairly steady
followed by NORTH Western, ST. Paul aud others ii
turn, 81. Paul reached the highest point II has
attained since the rally from the great break last
September, The market finally closed dull and
strong at about the highest figures for the day.
Government and State bonds dull and steady,
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,NEv, yoA!i yIy ,is.55Pls iron quiet, Cope,
AL 4IS StS Sfi .,s b, bS 8. aai'' domestic 1W
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V1RUSTEE's SALE,


I,y virtue Of A Decd Of Trust made by =, W,
RiitprNni anry Ritter, his vile, TO II. u, Fer
pn,0u ~ trustee. dated August I, 1872, and 70
eGrIel in the Office OF tho Clerk Of tho County
Court Of Ohio COunty, West VlFslRiR, In Deed
Of Trust book No. ", page $50, and also by YiF.
rue OF an 0rder Of the CltUult Court Of ihL Ohio
county, ", Va. entered February 7, 1850 IN
Chancery order BOOK NO. II, folio $40, will sell
ii public auction, at the north door Of the Court
"""''' y" SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1850,
the following described property, that Is to ray:
All The north third part Of lot numbered ninety.
Tires lyJJ on Market street between Twenty.
thifd and Twenty.iOllTth AtrcetS, IN that part Of
iho ely OF Wheeling, Ohio county, woit VII!
VInla, known AZ Centre Wheeling, being the
third part Aforesaid Of lot Numbered ninety.
three lDSl, on the general plat q the addition
tlon; the property hereby conveyed fronting q
iCCt on Market street and running back Of uni
form Width from said street the full depth Of
ali lot, together with all aud singular tie I'm.
movements thereon, and the h0ledltRmentS and
SppnrtCnRnCCG thereto belonging, being the
same PROPERTY conveyed to Y, ", Ritter by Wash.
inYlOh Rumble and vile, by deed dated August
i, $50 aud Oi record In the Recorders Office Of
Iaid county, In Deed Hook No. 81, page ll2,l
TARNs OF SALE-OnGhalf cash, and the resi-.
due ln two equal payments, purchaser executing
notes with approved security for the deferred
payments payable Ut SIX aud twelve months
tho title 10 be retained until tho purchase
money b. paid In inll-Or the purchaser may
pAy tic whole or amy portion Of tho purchase
money no may elect, In excess oil tho Ohe.hAlf.
u, y. D0YESER, Trustee.
W, II. HGLLER. AnCllnnCCr ny9
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CHICAGO, May 49, Cattle Recolpts 1890
head shipments 600 head, market AotiyO and
balOc lowcr; beONeb q 9Oal 10; IlOefS So IOaI iOi
Gtopkeft and iccdeti % bOaS %; COWS, bulls
aud mixed o. 6Oaa 20 Hogs-Recolpu 300
heavy 81 iOAI 6Si light 81 6Sal SSI skins 81 66N
I 90, Hheep-lleoOlps 1900 head ShipnCptS
1000 head tnAfket strong aud loo HIGHER natives
q 00Ab OOi western 9 Bob 00i Texans 81 260
D 6Si lambs q 9OAbS5.
EAST LinERrY, Pa, May 1a.-Cattlo-Rscelpl,
go head ghlpmSnn gD heAdi lnArkel, arm,
market AlOWt all GRADES 81 NaipO, Bheep-Re.
Ceipn 100 head shipments 1900 head market
SLOW aud unchanged,
CtNctNNArt o., May iS,.-IIoEs lower; common
and light q OC44 pAoklhl and butchers Il ~
I 66i fGOClptt 900 head shipments |, $50 head,
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WdARpEN on EpENN TRsr.

There are certain final rites celebrated
which are called 1.-THE Garden OF Eden
test. This Is known TO be a fact, though
II ia one OF the few things that no one
seemed ready 10 explain. 1t is under
stood, however, that it Is modelled quite
closely after the Mormon endowment
house, and 1t is rumored that the women
who pass through the ordeal do so in All
absolute state Of nakedness, in the pre-
sence OF the Christ, also nude. But 1t Il
alleged that the participants are 80 free
from all sin that even thus unattired
they arc purity itself.
There Is one thing that Is remarked
upon by all who study schweinfurth
He certainly bears the closest resem
blance 10 the popular pictures Of the
Saviour. So near Is the likeness that
strangers, In total ignorance OF his iden.
tity, have been heard TO comment on 1t
His eyes, beard and hair are OF the same
color. The contour OF his face follows
the lines Of the paintings OF the real
Christ with great accuracy, have Ger
tainly never seen any person who coult
begin 10 approach this striking resem
blance. 1t is very likely that Schweln
furth depends upon this similarity fol
some Of bis most powerful arguments In
making disciples.
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THOSE who suffer from brain trouble
or physical lassitude can find no better
remedy than DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef
aud Iron. For sale by all druggists. l
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TRAVELERs' GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
S1si4os " S9s aii NAME asy .6ay tsaa
day excepted, Monday excepted. saturday
excepted. Sunday only, Saturday only
Eastern Standard timc.
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beRlnplng at 10 o'clock u, M, the following do,
SrFlbel property, that II 70 ARy: A piece Of
ground IL the First Ward Of the City Of Wheel.
I'M Ohio county, Nest Virginia, bounded aud
In Aley !, west Of the National Road, aud run.
nins thence north 81 feet; thence north east 20
iest thence west - feet; thence south l0 feet;
thence east Alti feet to the place Of beginning,
with An thr hppuTtenEuCcs thereto belonging,
The title tn The above property i4 believed 70
Snly he lite vested In mt by aid deed OttFuBt
TERYs or SALg-OnC'ihiTda aud ~ much more
As ihC purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
ri ma. The balance In two equal inSLAllmentEG a
ono aud two IeAT9, notes be4TllR interest from
theday Of sale IN he given for the deferred pay
msntI the title to be retained until payment Ia
meic full. W. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
IN. n MAILRR. AnrLLOneer. ApA
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SLEEPING APARTMENTS.

On tho first floor were the sleeping
anSrtmenta Of ira ladies, ELEGANTLY ftted
hpn5oIss Tho SecoSI Storv ~ tIo wing
i" ,,ovo,ed ~ IN Win ,ttbts Suita that
20 To ihS IsStoS pno,nS n oIsSSnt irn.
iShirvv A TbsTe waS alSo n lSTss Srhooi.
Tnom On tho Second fioor If ibs main
hrilding. wbeFe come thirty pnnilS ara
jsIiv ta1,vbt, Tho varret, Which Ia ootn.
HSmSodioSS and clean mi vsrv nISiniy
trsniSSsd contSinS n doSsn bads Hsrs
siSen tbe mon whose hard work md AMI.
stSnce have gone toward e1uinnino iha
ysst al the honse In .Stich ntineely fash.
i'm. within the iaSt wear or tWo S9O an
hSS been Snent in TemodsIipv and "a.
furnishing lie house. '
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Legal Notice.

Otc5StUSSE4Y "a SoG Hao 81 6fS SO q Y
'H II the matter Of the probate ai the VA, O
Jane Wallace, deceased. u
Aled hIs petition AGElng for the PtobAle OF the
viii OF Jane Wallace deceased, and appearing
by aid petition aud An Atildaylt led herein thai
celia Wsllare, Ada Wallace, Samuel Wallace and
Joseph Wallace, are non'residenN Of ne STATE
Hiorrsaid parties do appear within one month
from The hIsI publication hereof and do Whist 10
ecc,SRTy 10 protect ther interest In this matter,
publlShed the llnt tlmO May Z. 1859.
''-''- GEORGR HOOK, Clerk,
IT,. HuGUS, Attorney. - my7.Iu
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Railroads..

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r,
w On and after Monday, April 20, 1882
trains on The wheeling & Elm Glove Railroad
will run as follows;
LEAVE WHEELING,
$3.50 q. IN, $40 o. M, 100 q, M, 500 a. M, 900
g. M, 1890 g. M, loo q. M, 1900 M. LOO p,
6l0 p, M, 100 p. M, 500 p. m, $50 p. IN.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK.
6l0 a. M, 700R. M, 500 a. M, 300 q. M, 1000
M II 100 q, m, 1900 M, loop. m, 200 p, MI
500 p. M 400 p. M, $40 p. p., 6:l0 p. m, 100
p nis 500 P, M, ;b6p, M, 1910 p. nj.
SUNDAYS eRye at 100 4. IN. aud run every
Wheeling Park at 500 0. IN. and run every hour
until 1000 p, "a, except church trains, which
Will leave the Park Of 9:4b a. M, and Wheeling
at 1918 and Oa6 p. m:
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Medical.
ELSeG&riD
Turkish Life Tablets
An InfalllbIe Remedy Of the
Turkish Empire.
Tried, tested and proven as the most
wonderful, potent and greatest
restorative for weak men and
delicate women known to
medical science,

NNPPC NERY0US EXHAUSTION, Want 81
vVhhp Sleep, Indigestion, HEADACHE, Sal
low Completion, Lost Appetite, Neuralgia,
MENTAL WEAKNESS, Dyspepsia, Plmplea, Re.
stores Lost Vitality and d q mont Powerful
Blood Purifier, removing all talntA Of sCrOiulR,
sCuFVy, etc., from the entire system.
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trustees Sales.
mRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue Of Deed oi Trust made By John
dan' trustee, aud an order Of the Circuit Court
Of OHIO county Nest YirginiAr made on the 23d
dny Of April. lsss appointing me q lruILee In
plsre OF thu trustee named In SRid deed 81 trust,
| will sell at public auction a. the NORTH tHopt
door Of The Court House oil SAID county on
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Can be Saved from a DrunkaFds Grave.

TURKIsH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
permanently cure those who may be afflicted
with the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, eFadIcRtlng from the system the awful
craving desire which 80 many and hard 10 relln'