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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-08
po,,y ThIeylnr Co.ps plspO,cd OF.

The six boys charged with stealing
some alcohol and 50 In money from John
Monlnil, OF North Wheeling, were given
a hearing before Justice Davis yesterday.
The cases against Church Winters and
Brose Clapser were dismissed, 1t being
conclusively proven that they were In
no way mixed up in the transaction.
The case against Ed Cots ives slsQ dis
missed OIL account Of the severe illness
OF bis mother. William, alias "Sweety"
St. Myers, the ringleader In the affair,
was fined S. and costs and in default OF
payment was sent 10 Jail for five days.
Thomas Buchanan was allowed TO 70 GU
paying costs to the amount OF s. 10, and
John Berry was allowed to 20 on paying
costs to the amount oil 81 10,
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A Kissing CASHIER.
The Town of smlthAeld, OblO, Inns BIs
Sensation on Hand,

The Town Of snIthlleld, Ohio, Inns n Blg
Sensation on Hand,
smith6eld, small hamlet in Jefferson
county, Ohio, only a few miles distant
from here, is reported to have a sensa'
ton on hand that may develop into a
large.slzed one. The story is as follows'
The smthAeld National Bank is one Of
solid institutions OF the county, and for
twenty-five years William Vermillion
has been the cashier, doing nearly the
entire bank work himself, although at
busy seasons he has had some assistant
whom he considered perfectly trust
worthy, Lately that assistant has been
Charles Noble, nephew OF A, Q, Noble,
President Of the bank, Noble has been
the assistant for about three years, Dur
ing that time he was married to q lady
named Beebout, by whom he has had
one child. Lately Noble is reported to
have been paying considerable attention
to two young women OF SmithReld, who,
to say the least, have been indlscreet,
aud who are likely 10 regret the move
made by Noble last Tuesday night, as
much as Mr., Yermillion,
On Wednesday morning Cashier Yer
million on going to the bank found 9
note from Noble stating that be had
gone never to return, A hasty inyesti'
CATION showed q shortage In the funds
Of about $500 and more is feared. The
town OF SmiLhfeld Is terribly wrought
up over the affair, although Mr., Yer
million Is doing everything TO suppress
the sensation, Noble Is about thirty
years OF age and has only one arm, but
that one was enough to make him q
masheF and to get away with the funds
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Wine Company has not been paid
$1,000 nor damages to that amount, by
the bridge company. The Ohio Wine
Company received $500 for property
condemned, including damages to the
remainder Of their property, which was
a very low verdict. We know Of no
fight being waged sgalnst the bridge
company by any one, nor thatit has a
hard time OF It, except Of It's own seek,
ing, No doubt 1t has been forced to pay
more for its right Of way on this side,
which is through the heart Of the city,
than for It's rights Of way through the
hills and the unimproved and low
peninular bottoms on the other side,
and which to grade will add materially
TO the original cost OF purchase,
Very respectfully.
Tue Quo Wine COMPANY.
Martins Ferry, NoUsmbsr 7, 1889,
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
A Resume of Yesterdays Happening
MoYemonts Of People.

A Resume OF Yesterdays Happenings,
Movements Of People,
John A, Ned, Esq, Of WaruoCkS station, was
here yesterday,
David Brown returned from q weeks visit at
smiIhleld yesterday,
Dr. A, r. Olg has moved into his new room In
tho Opera House block.
Mr., and Mrs William MCAIaGteS are the hap.
Py parents Oiagirl baby,
Job printing Leave orders at the branch
office Of The lNTElllGEScRR,
The bonds for tho extension Of the water
mRins will be issued AZ qulcklyAs possible,
John POISON" Cosl was taken TO 81, ClAlrs'
VILE yesterday 10 await tho action OF the grand
Jury,
Mir, william Garrett left for the West last
night in tac Interest Of The ElsOa Glass Com
pany
Mrs. Joseph Tolbert aud Mrs, William Tolhert,
Of NJ. Pleasant, visited friends III this city yes
terday,
Mr, Z. NJ. Grandson, who recently started
ont with bipTRma, Is doing y good buSinesi
with II.
For Beut-A comfortable house Of six rooms.
Terms moderate, Apply to William Clark, on
the premises,
Of the Terminal Hallway Company VI, benjamin
Exley, Sr.I were examined yesterday,
"ChIGKs," tho greatest OF all iarcIcal, comedies,
at the new Opera House tonight, Get youi
tickets Ut ong'a drug store, aud avoid the
rush.
"Chlcks" viii DO the attraction at tho Opera
STS God PSy night RlH
MlnStrels Wednesday night.
Last night concert aud ball was given by the
Martins Ferry MDnlerCh0r, which was largely
attended and highly enjoyed by all those present
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THE OATllOLlO COMPRESS


To be Held ut BALTIMORE Bishop Kahn DC:
parted Last Night.
RI. Rev. Bishop Kalu left over The
Baltimore 4 Ohio last evening Tor Ralti'
more, where he goes to attend the oatho'
lie Congress which Is to be held in that
city next Monday and Tuesday. Sunday
there will be celebrated in the Baltimore
Cathedral, the one hundredth auniyer.
sary Of the conservation Of the First
Catholic Bishop in the United States,
II will DO a memorable event.
Tomorrow evening q number oil gen.
tlemen from here will leave for Balh-
more to attend the Congress. They haYe
arranged for a SPECIAL sleeper 10 10 at
tache1 10 the ,. 4 q. express via Pitts
burg, leaving at G:lQ o'clock, The regular
delegates from here are Bishop Kaih, 0.
r. Behler, who was chosen as one oil the
Vice Presidents, at a Catholic conven.
ton recently held at Cleveland, and
Mr.. ]. Kehney. Among the others who
will leave are RI. Rev. Mgr. ]. I. Sulli-
van, Col. Thomas 0'Brien, VIM, @.
Handlan, John A. Howard, r. s. Riley,
NJ. ]. 0'Kane, W. 8. FGose, James Dc.
vine, P. Kennedy, W. +. Weir, ~.
Gilligan, John Warehouse, n. g'Neill,
T. W. WeitSell, James Filap, John y.
Welty, NJ. LOTUS, Jerry l4eDuke, +.
Reister, @. A. Wingerter, WIN. Myles,
John Zarnitz, ]. ]. Carroll, j. j. Reilly,
John A. Hess, G. s. Feeny, John o.
Pendleton and others.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers iii the City and Wheeling People
Armand

Strangers III the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mrs. Christian sahpept is in Lazearville
visiting her sister.
Mr. ], r. .McMannis, Of GAINESVILLE,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Callie Beall, Of Brooke county, is
again the guest Of Miss Mollie PAUL on
fourteenth street.
Mr.. W. A. Qhley, the clever editor Of
the Fairmont hides, was ut the Hotel
Windsor yesterday.
MIR. o. o. Hanlon, Of the Barnesville
Replblicap, was among those registered
at the Staulm yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil I. Bowers, Of New
Martinsville, WHO have been making an
extensive western tour, were registered
at the Stamm yesterday on their way
home.
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THE SHEET MILL ADDITION
Attho Top Mill aapllly Nearing Compile

At the Top Mill Rapidly Nearing Compile.
tIOn-Old Mill on Full.
The addition to the Top mill which Is
to receive the new sheet mill depart
ment, is rapidly assuming shape, Messrs,
Ritter & Conley, Of Pittsburgh, have the
contract for the building, and are put
ting up splendid iron frame which will
be covered with corrugated iron sheet.
ing, All the frame work except one Sec
ton Is up, aud the foundations for this
last section are In the ground. Masons
are at work on tho new heating furnaces,
ind carpenters are creating q building
on the west side OF the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky tracks for the
anneAlipg furnaces.
Tie foundations for the housings and
engines are finished, aud the housings
and their bed plates arc on the ground,
The building Of the new department Is
under the superlutendency OF Mr., Henry
Liuderman, who drew the plans and
prepared the specifications for the add,
lion. From present appearances 1t will
be u very complete and convenient
plant. The old mill is OH full,
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The ohio Wine Conlpan,'s statement,

Tie Ohio Wine Compan,'s Statement.
7Ons k4gor Qfthe 4EttlIOaeT,
sla:-4n article In to.lay's issue
headed 1.-THE Bridge Company En-.
joined" is full Of mIsstatements and
tends to unduly influence people against
US and others, whose property has or is
being taken from them by the bridge
There Is no Ohio Valley Wine Com.
pany here, and the Ohio Wine Company,
which You evidently mean, did not pro.
cure al Injunction from Judge CASTOR,
butirom Judge briggs. Said Injunction
was issued only to enjoin the Union
Bridge Company from trespassing upon
and appropriating ground belonging To
the Ohio Wine Company, and which was
not condemned or purchased by said
bridge company also 10 prevent II from
closing Mp an alley. Further, the Ohio
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THE BpLl,AlRR PENSION FRAUD.
INC Government 1Iay ~ .to Reeoyer I

The Government SIay Try TO Recover Its
Money from Mayor Brown.
The Bellaire Independent says that the
testimony in the case Of the United
States vs.. Mrs. Caroline Ainkey Sweitz.
sr, Policeman W, H. Little and Charles
Zimmerman, charged with conspiracy
against the Government and obtaining
money from the Pension Bureau under
false pretenses, Developed the fact that
although Mayor Brown had certified in
proper form as Mayor, that the witnesses
had been duly sworn TO the identity OF
Caroline Hinkey SweitzeF, they were
not in fact sworn. The Mayor recollect-
ed that he forgot 10 swear them, though
he certified that they were sworn. This
resulted in the release Of thinner
man land no one doubts that this Is right
80 far as Zimmerman is concerned) but
the money paid by the Government 1t
seems has all been scattered and cannot
be recovered from Mrs, Sweitzsr and Lit
tie and this will doubtless result In an
effort by the United States 10 recover the
cash from the Mayor and his bOndsmen,n
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THE EYANGELISTIC MEETINGS
Delng Conducted by Hogan and sawyer
Continue Full of Interest.

being Conducted by Hogan and sawyer
Continue Full of Interest.
Hogan and Sawyer, the eyangellsts,
had anothergool audience at the Wheels
mems headquarters last night. Day by
day they seem to get flrmer hold on
the element Of society which they work
for specially, and last nights meeting
proved that their work Is doing much
good. AS usual, the alter meeting was
we'll attended, and the number OF those
who expressed their desire for prayers
was much larger than at any previous
meeting. =,
On Sunday at Up. IN. Mr.. Hogan will
conduct a union Sunday school, 10 which
all children ore invited. Mr.. Hogan
will, besides conducting Q regular Sum
day school programme, present views
from the Holy Land, and otherwise in
Lerest the little ones.
Tonight . Union Gospel temperance
meeting will be held, ut WHICH time the
pledge will DO presented to those who
care TO sign.
Mr.. Hogan has great difficulty In find.
ing someone to lead the singing. There
are several gentlemen who are good
singersand WHO do well, but they can not
be present at all meetings. Mr.. Hogan
will gladly welcome those who are will.
ing to sing.
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Democratic JollIncation at I,cllaIre

The Democrats Of Bellalre are going 10
celebrate the victories achieved BY their
party this week by painting things a
vivid red tonight. Delegations are ex.
peCted from various parts OF Belmont
county-Brldgeport, Martins Ferry, st.
Clairsville, Barhesyille aud other points,
and the Democracy Of this city are OK!
peCtod to show up In goodly numbers.
The steamer Bellalre will make special
trip 10 accommodate those who may
want to 90 down from here. A biz,
noisy crowd will probably indulge Ia
tin horn blowing and sSlhfeliCitation.
II is their year and they will probably
make the most Of II. Republicans Ia
Bellaire will excuse themselves for liy.
ing tonight.
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Examining the Couuly's sCcur,ues.

Since the present Board Of County
Commissioners came into existence no
examination Of tho bonds aud other
securities held by the county has ever
been made. Yesterday afternoon the
Finance Committee Of tho board met Tor
the purpose Of making such an examlna.
tlon. Nearly all Of tho securities are
kept az tlU Bank Of Wheeling, where
they were examined. Everything was
found In proper DhPpp. This COMMITTEES
will meet again Tonight for The purpose
Of examining the dOCkeLs oil certain
Justices Of the Peace who have been no.
titled to appear before the committees
for the purpose oi making explanations
Of some matters connected with their
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"CoLD DAY" AT TlIR GRAND,
HANDSOMELY ENTERTAINED.
Mrs, W. A. Isett Throws Her Home Open to
the Progressive EuCire Club.

Mrs, w. A, 1sett Throws Her Home open TO
the Progressive Euchre Club.
Mrs. w. A. Isett last evening enter
tanned in a most charming manner at
her hospitable home on North Main
street, the members Of the big Progress
i've Euchre Club aud several other
friends, In receiving her guests Mrs.
Isett was assisted by Miss Kittie Kim
caid, Of Lancaster, Ohio, who Is again
visiting Mrs. Isett, and by her sister,
Mrs. Jennie HenderBhott, The game
proved a very exciting and inter-
esting one. The prizes were
awarded as follows: Ladies' first prize,
handsomely illustrated book, to Miss
Gene Friend; second, aplush party bag,
10 MrS. s. 2. NQrton; gentlemen's first
prize, silk handkerchieis 10 Mr.. o. I,
Wilde; second, travelling case, To Mr..
Edwin Zane. Refreshments were served
in handsome manner and the evening
was most delightful one for every one.
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Is natures own true laxative. 1t Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, For sais In 80 cents
and s. bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and O. Men
khmallnr
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Atlnr llln poiter.l l:nlor.nnlent,

Mr., James Moses, president Of the
Mercer Pottery Company, one Of the big
concerns at Trenton, has been spending
tho past two days In this city securing
the endorsements Of the pottery men
here for Mr.. Burgess, Of the firm Of Bur-
CESS & Campbell, the owners Of another
big pottery concern at Trenton, whom II
is desired President Harrison shall APP
point az United States Consul at Tun.
stall, one Of the great pottery centers Of
England, The petitions and endorse.
ments which have been secured for Mr..
Burgess are numerous, aud from oil the
leading pottery manufacturers OF the
nnMnitV
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Last Nights AttFaCtlons-s Of seats for
Ishoa- Cold Day Mt the Grand.
The presentation Of Gillette's famous
war drama, "Held by the Enemy" at the
Opera House last evening, was witnessed
by large and well pleased audience,
The company, while not the splendid
organization that gave the drama It's
initial presentation here last season, was
q fairly we'll balanced one, Mr., vii.
liam HaFcourt, who so ably
took the part Of Colonel PrsscOlt
last season, gave the same finished
performance last evening. Miss Minnie
Dupree, as Susan, captiYated the audi
enCe with the arChness, Cuteness, nat
uralness and simplicity with which she
portrayed heterogeneous Southern maid.
Miss Haslom and Miss Wilson, and Mr.,
Vaudeville sustained their characters
well, The entertainment as q whole
was very satisfactory,
The Grand was well allied last night
with an audience that received Miss
Katie Emmett and her company In their
performance Of 1.-THE Walls Of New
York" with many enthusiastic demon
STATIONS Of approval. The company
carries It's own scenery and gives per,
Torrance Astounding with sensational
climaxes, The play will run till to-
morrow night.
RuRA as JOSEPHINE.
The sale Of reserved seats for the ap'
pearanCe al the Opera House next Mon
day night OF Mile Rhea in her latest
and greatest success, Josephine, En-
press OF the FrenCh,n will commence at
Houses music store this morning, The
outlook is that the sale will be large
one, An exchange has the following TO
say about the star and the play; NRhea,
as Josephine, was magnificent, The in
terest which this clever woman has In
the part was shown in her work, Her
acting In the second, third and fourth
acts was q revelation. In depicting the
character Of Josephine the author has
given US the loving, atiectionate vile
only. We are shown her in all tue no.
bility OF her strong nature and pure
womanliness. 1t was not Rhea but
Josephine that we saw last night. The
personality OF the actress Is sunk in the
part"
"CoLD DAY" AT THE GRAND.
The engagement at the Grand next
Monday and Tuesday nights with a
special matinee performance Tuesday
afternoon, OF the 'Cold Day" company,
now travelling under the management Of
Mr. Matt Il. McNabb, Of this city, gives
memorable one, Crowded houses
are looked for at each perform.
ance, and those desiring seats will
do well to secure them at Weir's carly.
The sklt or play, is one Of those roaring
iarces where a slender plot serves as a
basis for some good singing and dancing
and no end OF funny situations. The
skIt has been revised and Is full OF new
music and other specially business.
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TnE best, Ohio Valley Coffee.
LIS. Coon sells dry qOodathe cheapest.


Guarantee DR.. Acker's blood Elixir, for
II has been fully deponStr. tell 10 the
people ii this country that II Is superior
TO all other preparations for blood dis.
eases. 1t Is positive cure for syphilitiC
poisoning, ulcers, eruptions and plmples.
II purlles the whole system aud
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., ]. T. Good.
win 4 Co.. O. Il. Goethe, A. T. Young,
John Coleman. DAw.T
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In the Omitted States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need . gentle and
reliable laxative, II yoAf liver inac'
i've you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator BY
taking some safe remedy, Elixif Of
Dates 10 Just what you need. Give y 4
Trial, Sold In 20 cent bottles by Y. H.
loel9e, W, W, Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin q
o., Wholesale agents.
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LOU sWAUACRElI.

We have now on sale oil the Newest
Novelties IN Furs and AstrlClans III
Nuns, Shoulder Clpes, StOles and Boas
for Ladies' and Children. Full line OF
Ladies' and ChlldrCn's Jersey Rib Un.
dCrWCar--guaranteed not 10 Shrink.
We hare placed on our counters ~ hall
nrlCe All Inc Ladies' aud UhlldrGh'S Un'
IerWear carried from last winter.
Ladies' and Chlldren'S Wool and Cot
Ion Hosiery In our celebrated last dye,
every pair warranted and replaced II
nOt as represented. LalleS Md UluVeS
Win AIN gauntlet, for dress and driving.
Our Ladies Hair Dressing ParlOr, w
htS',VlNs ilVV mi SMApACKER.
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Drldsoport's budget.

Charley Hill and Miss Cora Watson were mar.
rIed yesterday.
Clarence Fisher left yesterday 10 accept posi-.
tlOn with tho Valley railroad.
The Bank street water main was given trial
yesterday and proved all right.
Miss Carrie Chapman, 81 steubeuyllle, Is here
visiting her father, John Chapman,
Doctor Van Wagner and wife arc ON week Is
visit to friends In the southern part Of the State
Yard Master NOFrlng,on. Of the O., l.. & W., Ia
on THO sick list. Elmer McCOnnapgh Is filling
his place,
There was narrow escape from q Gre at the
stoned by u lighted cigar falling In pile Of cot,
ton batting,
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GRAND AND EOYRL DISPLAY.

One side Of store covered with Fur
Robes and Rugs. Every person invited
10 step In and examine to-day and 10.
morrow, as IL Is a free opening. These
goods are elegant and at factory prices.
Are on sale for only few days. Prices
are so low they win surprise you. The
display will he to-day and tomorrow
only at
WIN. SCnwERTpE0ER L Co.'s,
1l40 Main street.
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A Great Discovery,

In The medical limo 10 the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. 1t combines
the active properties Of dates, 6gs and
prunes in such a way as TO make 1t one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the market. 1t Is easily taken
by old and young, and is a sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by q weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or ipaetiveliyer. Sold In
90 cent bottles by O. r, Goetze, W. W.
Irwin, W. L. Williams, John 1.aughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co.. wholesale auentR.
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Youn grocer has Electric Light Flour.
Elixir Of Dates

Ii a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered u i'm.
popular. II cures habitual con-
Indigestion, bllIousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Bold Ia % cent
bottles BY q. H. Goethe, w, W. Irwin,
W. Il, Williams and John Laugllin.
Logan Drug %. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Tic iIuIldsrV EseIaUre, ioon-n,,.,,,

fleN NNf"VtF APAN"uubE thVUIRQt4teHI
7 fe9tetary Of State Walker has Issued a
certificate Qi incorporation 10 dThe
Bnlllers' Exchange Of Wheeling, W,
Va" organised iof tho purpose 81 pro.
nolipg mechanical and industrial Inter.
este among the several building trades
IN Wheeling and vicinity, 10 establish
Just and equitable principles Of trade,
&c, Tho principal Office Is al Wheeling,
and the charter 10 10 expire on seplenl.
Der "a, 1000 The sum Oi $40 has been
subscribed ag The capital stock and $40
has been paid In, With the privilege Of
increasing tho same 10 81 100 In ali, Tho
capital 10 divided Into BharpS Of 81 each,
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~ you cannot SEQ and need SpeCtaCles
vi, sil0uid call on US aud have your Eyes
isSiSi without charge. We have tho
ilnesl Instruments ana more eHpetnisSn.Ce
ihan Any Otller Upllclan III tho SLATE,
snd Rnafantee satisfaction or money re-
ianaeI. JACOB w, GkUDD,
S' jOWelOr and OptlClanD
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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CAN'T sLEEp NIGHTS

Is tue complaint Of thousands suffering
from asthma, consumption, coughs, etc,
Did you ever try DR.. Acker's English
Remedy 1t is the best preparation
known for all lung troubles, Sold on a
positive guarantee at 25c and 50c. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., ]. 7. Goodwin
& Co., O. r. Goethe, A. 7. Young, John
Coleman, D3w.8
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DmSK Ohio Valley Coffee.
Ladies

In delicate health and all who suffer
from habitual consultation, dyspepsia,
biliousneps or piles, should try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Sold
In so cent bottles by y. Il. Goetze, W.
W. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole.
sale agents.