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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03

Ai9.monthS-Old son of James NigkG died yes
MIS- 4ldA Jones Is entertaining Miss JAM,
OF BArneSvlllG. -SS
William White, left ys..:,,.v ,or Ardo,,o,
'n |, " wv ". III u" american Glass Works,
M n.y. J'W Collins is home from successful
-s.ern trip in the interest Of the Cooperative
Glass Works
William Mitchell, Esq, Of Chicago, we'll known
hereabOutS, was In town yesterday on his way 4
MI. Pleasant.
Mf. and Mr.. p. J, beaumont entertained The
Episcopal Mite Society very pleasantly on Wed
1GSday evening.
Miss Helle MCConnRughty returned 10 North
field yesterday after pleasant stay With MlAI
Mary Williams.
Burt wilkin,. with F. W. BAumCr &. Co., who
has been Ill at his home at lArrisvillo for several
weeks, ID spending few days here.
The old School Board finished UP It's business
on Wednesday night and the new Hoard was or
gaulEcd, NJ. Il. Smyli0 was 70 elected President
and =. Y. Dean Secretary, The bids for the new
school buildings were opened, but no awards
were made, some Of the bids being slightly In
formal.
Mt. Louis ROthetmond, oithC Arn Of RoLher
mOnd lroS, tho plAStefprs, and Miss Lillian
Lewis, the accomplished daughter Of Robert
Lewis, were married quietly by ROv. J. s. Win
terA at tho Methodist Episcopal parsonage on
Tuesday evening. The newly married couple
were given a reception at the home VI the brlle'i
parents. Tho bride and groom nre popular yOuDI
people, and have Ohr best wishes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03

The Bethany College nine defeated
the Wellsburgs on April 80 by q
score Of 10 to 0. Hits, Bethany "A /;
Wellsburg 8. Errors, each. Batter.
les-Bethany, Beam, Addy and LAUGH; ;
Wellsburg, Easton, Jacobs and Green.
Dunn had bis left foot badly spiked in
the sixth inning Of yesterdays game, by
Browner. Browner was on first, when
Blandy hit ball against the right field
fence. Browner went TO second aud tried
10 reach third, but Ryan had recovered
the ball and threw tito Dunn, who got
It and put Browner out, but in doing SO
had his foot stepped on.
Sammy Nichol, OF this city, who was
so popular with base ball enthusiasts as
the center fielder Of last seasons Wheel.
Ing team, bus been Internationally re-
leased by the Pittsburgh management,
which signed him late last season and
has been keeping him as an extra man
ever since. Samuel was paid Off up 10
May 10; after that date he may sign
wherever he can.
From the fact that Lawless and STEM.
eel abblbteu IN eprlngnelub battery W0rk
In the game Of that place yesterday,
the inference Is drawn that they have
been released by Columbus aud signed
by Springfield, II this DO 30 II ID also
10 be inferred that Springfield Is paying
considerably moro than allowed by the
limit. Stencil was one Of Wheelings
CatchOrs last season.
The second game between Wheeling
and Hamilton, 10 be played this after
noon, promises 10 DO even moro Tutor.
esting than yesterdays was. The posi-.
tons and battling order Of the home
team 90 arranged last evening, will be
as iollowsi Ryan Z. T.; Dunn 3td. /;
Green 9. 4. speidel lst Bowman 2nd, +;
HobreCht !. III Q'Routke .. 81 thinner
Q; Zelgler ~; Kennedy, sub. Zeigler,
who has been alex Tor several days, OK.
poets 10 DO able 10 pitch, but In case ho
u still too III, Dunn will probably 70 ia
The box. HobteCht, II VIII DO noticed,
iB 10 DO tried In left field and 0'RourkO
d 10 I've brought In aud play al short,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03

Ifa@iit0ss ', ......".:. I E5
Earned runs-Whcellng, 2; Hamilton, s. Home
run-Dunn. Two.baEe hlIs-o' RourkG, ., Green,
Williams, YoSs and Harris, Bases on balls-Otf
BrOdIe, l. Struck Out-By BrOdIe, 3; by Dunn,
White: Miles TO Whlle;' YosS TO White 70 Miles;
shoupe TO Harris tOWhlle. Fused balls-Zlm.
l1er, Wild pitCh-trodle, Tlme-l;37, Tin.
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Excursion aud Concert

The steamer Abner O'Neal has been
chartered to take an excursion party to
Wellsburg this evening, where a concert
will be given for the benefit OF the Pres.
byterian church, The following well
known Wheeling talent will take part;
Vocallsts, Mrs, George B. Caldwell, Miss
Lucy Robinson, Miss Laura Forsythe,
Mr., John Mendel, Mr.. VIII. Day and Mr.,
O. Zulaui; harp, Miss Annie Lang;
pianists, Miss Sara Sweeney and Miss
Ionic Lang; elocutionists, Miss sallie
Meholin, Miss Rena House and Miss
Dora Rosenberg; violinists, Mr.. H. o,
Lovett and Mr.. G. w. MuCkiey, OF Beth.
any College. Tickets arc on sale at
Banners music store, and as only lin
tied number OF tickets will be sold, all
desiring to so will do well to purchase
AoFlxy
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FREDERICK 7. RoBERrs, NJ. D., PROBES.
sor OF Clinical Medicine at University
College Hospital, London, England,
says: "Bright's Disease has no symp.
toms Of It's own and may long exist with.
out the knowledge OF the patient OF
practitioner, and no pain will be felt In
the Kidneys or their vicinity" All the
diseases to which tho kidneys are sub.
jeCt and 10 which they give rise can be
prevented II treated in time. Warmers
Safe Cure is the lyrecognized specific.
R. A. Gum, NJ. d., Dean, and Professor
OF Surgery OF the United States Medical
College; Editor OF Medical Tribune; Au-
thor Of "Gpnn's New and Improved
Handbook Of Hygenie and Domestic
Medicine" says; u am willing to &C.
knowledge aud commend thus frankly
the value Of Warmers Safe Cure"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03

Barnesville is so well pleased with
her gas well that 1t Is proposed 10 put
down several more Immediately.
The Cadiz Sentinel says the excitement
about oil in that locality is growing anu
several new wells are to be put down
Immediately. The oil is Of the best
quality.
The Holidays Cove Oil & Gas Com
pany has been formed, composed entire
ly OF Allegheny people, and II is theil
intention to make some extensive devel,
opments this summer. One thousand
and seventy.fye acres Of land have beer
Cove. This new territory is southwest
Of tho Turkeyioot field and on dlrect
line with the shanpopln. The company
has contracted Tor three wells, and work
will commence the first OF next week
The general outlook IS bright.
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GARBAGE COMPLAINTS.
The Service not PsrOsptIbly Improved b
the New Contracts,

The Service not Peroeptibly Improved by
the New Contracts,
The fact that the garbage removal
contracts are in the hands Of new men,
and that the city is paying them prices
considerably in excess Of what was paid
last year-priCes that should command a
good service, does not put stop to the
food OF complaints about the many fail
ures and shortcomings OF the collectors
which have been pouring in on Health
Officer Garrison for the past few weeks.
Yesterday there were forty Of these COM
plants, This state OF affairs should not
be allowed to exist and the Council Com
mittee on Health should feel it incum.
bent on itself TO see TO II that the Collec.
tors are brought up with such a short
turn that there win DO a cessation OF
these complaints, II only for a time, The
prices paid this year are large enough to
command q service that compared with
that Of the recent past should be almost
perfect.
Two sites have been suggested for the
new crematory on the South Side-one
up Caldwell's run and another up Boggs'
run, 1t Is not very likely, however, that
Council will feel disposed to build an.
other one OF those white elephants and
hire the hands necessary to run it-at
least not this year,
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The ItsgIstor's Amusing Break.

There is still some talk about town
over the Registers funny and inconslst,
emit break about the appointment Of q
clerk tn the Superintendent OF Repair
OF the Custom House. The Reglitsr al
legged first that the Clerkship was created
by a Republican administration Tor q
Republican. Its attention was called Ia
the ialslty OF this statement and one OIL
its staff promised to correct 1t, but did
not. The tETELLIGRScER learned thai
Mr.. Baird was designated as ex-Superin'
tendent Todd's clerk, not ir, N Mr.. Bach
man, but from a gentleman who got Il
from Mr.. Baird. The fact Ia that Sec.
ton XIII OF the INSTRUCTIONS to Super.
lntendents, printed in 1885, says: "The
Superintendent, according to the oharap'
ter and requirements Of the work under
bis charge, will be allowed the services
OF clerk, general foreman and watch,
men," When the Register said the office
OF clerk was created for Mr.. G. W,
Baggs, II knegite statement was untrue,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03
A BAD RAILROAD VRECE.
A c, L. 8 W, Freight Trair
Goes Through a Bridge,
THE CONDUCTOR BADLY HURT,
And One brakeman Slightly Injured
Tho Engine Passes Safely Over,
and the Engineer and Fire.
man Escape Unhurt,

Freight train No. SO on the Cleveland,
Loraln 4 Wheeling Railroad met with q
serlous mishap last evening on its run
north. 1t was coal train of four cars,
in charge Of Conductor George Gordon,
The engine and tender passed safely
over the first bridge beyond Maynard
but the cars oil went down through the
bridge into the creek, the track giving
way, THE wreck Of the long train wal
complete. Word wasat once sent bacE
TO Bridgeport, and the first report wa
that Conductor Gordon and brakeman
Charles Palmer were killed, This proves
to be unauthentic, fortunately, Captain
Gordon was, however, badly hurt on thl
head and hips, and possibly receives
internal injuries. Palmer escaped witt
a bad shakingup, The other brakeman
Harry Trueman, was painfully but no
seriously hurt, The engineer and fire
man escaped unhurt,
The wrecking train was sent out am
the track cleared as soon as possible
Conductor Gordon was brought I
Bridgeport shortly after O'Clock TIL
morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03
FOCAL BREYFIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About thu
CitY,

Matters of Minor Moment in and About the
T4E GRAND this evenIug-"MaSter
and Man."
LADIES bicycle race at the Capital
rink this afternoon and evening,
THERE was another heavy frost yester-
day morning, but 1t seems to have done
no damage.
Tue Wheeling Light Guards gave an
enjoyable ball In Turner hall last night,
Mayors orchestra played, and every.
thing passed of pleasantly with a good
crowd present.
MR. ?. B. DoBalNs was riding his
Springfield safety bicycle on Chapline
street yesterday, when II broke near the
steering rod head. II will have TO be
sent 10 the factory for repairs,
AMARRIAaE license was yesterday is'
sued to Adam Burkhardt aged 2S, a ma
tive Of Monroe county, Ohio, and resi-
dent OF Wheeling, and Matilda GLENN
aged 10, q native OF Noble county, Ohio,
and resident Of Wheeling.
The street car track on Market street
as far north as Fourteenth Is being low.
cred 10 conform with the new grade OIL
the street, and also laid with the new
style rails whiCk require no wooden
stringers. Work was continued all
night.
PRor. GENTRY and the beautiful dogs
which are to perform at the Opera
House Saturday afternoon and evening
attracted good deal Of attention driy'
ing about town yesterday In gaily
decorated carriage. Photographs Of the
dogs exhibited at prominent places are
also much admired.
"LlDBY PRlsoS," Mr.. Cliiton's play
given at the Grand last night, aboundG
In thrilling and original situations, and
has one oil the most interesting plots OF
all the dramas seen here this season,
This evening the company will present
"Master and Man." which is said to be
fully the equal OF Mr.. Cliiton's other
plays.
A DRUNKEN man and woman from
Wheeling created considerable excite
meAt at West Wheeling yesterday even.
ing by their lowd conduct. They seem.
cd 10 be aware oithe difficulty Of secur'
ing an officer at that place, and were so
bold that a good portion OF the town
turned out, aud the low, vulgar pair
would doubtless have received severe
ducking but for the timely arrival Of an
other Wheeling man In a skitf, who
took them to the Wheeling side Of the
river, where they were secure from
harm.-BeNaire IndependenL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03
AgOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and wheeling People

Strangers In tho City and wheeling People
Abroad.
R. q. Decamp, William ]. 0ng ant
w. II. Duyal, ofWellsburg, were at the
Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. J. II. Close and wife, OF st. Clairs
vile, were at the Mcclure House yester
day morning on their way east.
Col. John T. McGraw, U. S. Collector
OF Internal Revenue, came In from Graf
ton last evening on little huSinesa
visit. He is at tho Mcclure.
Judge r. II. Cochran, President OF the
Wheeling & Harrisburg railway, has re.
turned from q business trip east and Is
again at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Rex I. Walters, press represents
tive Of Miss CLAIRE Scott, Is in the city.
Miss Scott will appear at the Grand on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
oil next week.
Mr.. Samuel Shook, father Of George
NJ. Shook, tho well known dry goods
merchant Of this city, died very sudden.
ly yesterday morning at his home In
MartinBburg, w. Va.
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THE tRlRINa POSTPONED.
ChRrlss Hsnnis, who Shot AIollis BOYD,
stillin jail.

still In jail,
The hearing Of the man who shot
Mollie Boyd at her house in Alley O
Saturday night, and who gave his name
as George Mclaughlin at the time, was
set for yesterday before Squire Phillips.
He was arraigned, and confessed that
his right name was Charles Hennis, He
said he was drunk when he gave fcti-
tious name,
The woman still being in a precarlous
condition, the hearing was postponed
for one week. In default OF 5000 bail
originally demanded, Hennis was again
remanded to Jail. James johnson, who
was with him in the room at
the time OF the shooting, was also again
sent to Jail in dedault Of $1,000. James
Donavan, who was in another room in
the house, and who has been In Jail
since the shooting TO secure his attend-
anCe as witness, was released on his
own reCognizance, Donayan formerly
lived here, but has been away, and had
Just returned 10 get work on the Union
railroad bridge and terminal tracks.
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Is combination Of the active properties
OF dates, Ags and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm.
mensely popular. It cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold in 30 cent
bottles by @. r. Goethe, W. W. Irwin
w. E. Williams aud John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Te.merl tho oaralnAn. iIsrs.

John Teetner, ex.champlon oarsman
Of the world, is In the city, He arrived
last evening from his home In Pitts.
buFgh, and expects TO DO here till this
evening on a little business, An tNrEL.
LiaENCER man met him al the Mcclure
house and lad a brief talk. He init.
mated his intention 70 attempt 10 again
win the championship, and says he
thinks Wheeling will see some old time
aquatic sports this season, He ID keep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03

.. 8. Coon sellL dry goods the cheapest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03

Is niture's own true laxative. tits 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, otto,
Manufactured only BY the California Fig
Syrup Company, For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton F. Hess, r. y, Burt and @, Men:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03
ST. LAWRENCE
SEALED' PROPOSALS.,
"a GARD,

lliIa TACT that more unblushldg frauds arc
daily pefpOIatOd on tho general public In
tho name Of Whllkles than any other mciclAn.
disc In lie market, The confidence bestowed
on me BY Tie public keshly appreciate aud, Al
always heretofore, will In tho future not bclGy
that .ruAL II h tpl an easy matter to have
reputable physicians and managers Of hospitals
ind1tse any one particular brand Of whisky, yet
hey have done % Since The mOtliA Of RLElS5
,alLykR AGE became known 10 them F9t
we SICK room u ha4 no competition II ilAnls
alone iOt its delicate and delightful ilAvOt. u
pure and old free from all impurities. Myli9tE
pl other WUllkhOwn 1enhsylyAnlA Rye Wills
kle1 Of All ages II complete. Ny prices are ~
reasonable ~ any In the Slate. Ny Wines Of Al
!0felgh and domestic kinds arc we'll aud tAfc
illly selected, No house tan show YOU belief
Hiahdlei Gins. OF In fact any other Imported
fEe Price d aSiLvER AdEt continues to be
~ 30 pct full quart Old 0lbsOn, Finch o.
unokenheIlnef Al 81 p1f quart, % ak qllAis 'ol
~, fine sherry or SW6et california Wine ~
40 cents RET quart and upwards, Send lot
complete itlCo llll and catalogue, OF call Al NO,
8 2 Federal street, Allegheny, where one glance
a our establishment Will convince you Of The
Truth Of my statement
m,.,vw Rs'p'Os'ulHix x,yly.
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FIRE AND POLICE COMMITTEES
The Two New "DspaFtmsuts" Take Hold Of
the ssFyioe-Amendmen Asked,

The Two New "DspRFtmsnts" Take Hold Of
the ssFyiGs-A Asked,
The Council Committees on Fire De-
partment and Police Department met at
the Public Building last evening. The
tlHt named agreed to recommend the
following appointments to Council for
confirmation; Paul Porter to be fore
man Of the Atlantic company Robert
johnson 10 be an extTaman attached to
the Niagara company, and Pat Mahoney
TO be an extramRn at the Hope hose
house, II was also agreed TO ask that
the City Clerk beauthorized TO advertise
for bids for painting the exteriOrs OF the
several houses oithe Department, some
thing they are all sadly IN, need Of, The
committee agreed TO meet next Wednes'
day morning and take trip OF inspec'
ton through the houses for the purpose
Of acquailting themselves with what
the Department has and asCertaining
what improvements are needed, etc,
The Committee on Police looked over
the ordinance putting the Police Depart
ment under Its supervision, which has
been dragging along In Council at q
snail's pace, and which was referred Ia
this committee by the First Branch al
| It's last meeting, In order that the com
mittee might get 1t into shape thai
would be acceptable to it, The mem
bes after reading 1t over agreed tc
recommend that the section providing
that the Assistant City Clerk shall bt
CLERK er'oGlci0 Of the Police Department
at q salary OF $50 per annum, be stricken
out, the idea being to have the Chief o
Police keep all the Departments ac
counts, It was also agreed to recommend
the striking out Of the section providing
that the entire police force shall be sub
leCt to the orders Of the committee, Thu
| Chief will be allowed the sole command
and the committee will advise will
them,
Chief Delbrugge was authorized t,
provide himself with new books AM
stationery,
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Tue horse belonging 10 the livery
arm Of Garter 4 Morrow, spoken OF ID
Tuesdays 1xTRLLI1ENoERa having taken
suddenly Ill In front Of this office and
hauled home on a dray Is now well and
ready for work through the Bkillful treat.
ment Of DR.. H, +. Heath, the well known
Veterinary Surgeon OF the South Side.
The case being Of q very serious one Of
Azorturia the Doctor deserves consider.
able credit for his success, as the horse
was a very valuable one.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted tc
record three deels'of trust and the fol-
lowing transfers Of real estate:
A deed made April 10, by John j
Jones, trustee, 10 James H. Emblem, ID
consideration OF Slope, for lot l42 and
the south half OF lot 14S on the east side
Of Chapline street. south Of Tenth street
Also a deed made May !, by W. ]. W,
Cowden, trustee, to John 1IelOher, In
consideration of$S05, for the north ball
Of lot 10 In square Q, on the west side oil
Chapllne street in South Wheeling.
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John r, HoIdred, q German, who 70,
sided about one mile south Of East Rich
land, Belmont county, committed suicide
in the county Jail at St. Clairsville,
Wednesday night about 10 o'clock, by
taking strychnine. He had been in the
asylum at Columbus, and had come home
on visit, the authorities thinking he
vas better. He BECAME violent, and
Jailer Boston went out after him and
brought him to jail, intending to return
him to the asylum. When he left the
house he told Boston he would never
see It again. He was about 10 years old,
and leaves n wife and one child In
moderate circumstances. How he got
tho strychnine is a mystery, as he was
carefully searched before being put in
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BRl,LAIRE
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Louis DaubB new house Ii the Fourth ward ID
rapidly nearing completion.
Mr.. ]. Beebout, OF PowhAltAt, was here yes.Cr.
day with u blooded Norman horse.
Sexton John Roch had moro trouble with the
RhoulS stealing flowers again Wednesday night,
Engineer John Anderson Is smiling over q
vlAltOr In shape OF boy II bis house yesterday,
Mrs. Husbands aud daughter, Anna, arc visit.
Ing Wilmington, Delaware, relatives and friends,
MB.L. sChFamn ID homo from Dayton, where
she went a. delegate 10 the W. X, q, ConVOn'
tlOn,
The Uniform Rank, X. oiP., will give select
dance, tonight at Turner Half, which promises
70 be huge.
The now uniforms Of the Knights Of PythlAs,
thirty'2no Ia number, arrived Yesterday from
William Cauaeid IA another victim Of tho
Stamping Company mAChlnOty-A thumb and
finger gone this time.
NJ. Roy Iay, and bride, No Miss Maggie Prince,
Will make th6lr future home In this city, Nc.
isAy having furnished house on Gravel HILL
The BChrStAhl wedding a the Globe Hotel
patlon was q very brilliant AEiair, and numerous
and costly presents were received BY The happy
Road Master iOteU. Of the Cleveland 4 Pits.
uuTBu IAllIOhut accompanied Dy the btAtl utllEC
tour yesterday,
The woman arrested for falhlug a disturbance
anu shooting on the street Wednesday was fined
Nv aud costs ~ Mayor Dt0wn yesterday aud WA
released later,
Tho RlnA Machine Company a making rood
lhlpmeuu Of coal car wheels and Axles Iof lhO
lllieEent mihea In eastern aud middle, OF cen.
tfal Pennsylvania.
The Lantern Globe Company, instead Of OlO,
lng tho Fourth ward factory when the First ward
one y ready, VII continue 10 run both, until
tue summer shut down, At least.
John Stewart or "JAtk, = "A 10 WAS formally
called. died q ~. Fourth ward home yesterday
morning 81 Q'OlOck, aged 10, NJ. Stewart was
Waterman AZ The nall mill here for many Year,,
The daily fodPeadcgi Of this city bopan M
tenth year With Yesterdays iiiue, IL Il onO ol
Tue btlghtpAt AUD lieWaieat sheets Ii ihO whole
Ohio valley. Another newspaper celebrates ihiS
week. The. latnesylllO ETitfprlSs 6biSfS M
Third yeat under very pfOmillhH and ID.
Below arc the OfiCOr for Belmont Grove Of
DfuidA Qi this city, ], Esehb0fg, N, All ii,
llAnei Y. AdJ Dlehl, secfelAfyj deofRe Kern,
AfeMufefi u. Fox u,I L, Long, COhduolOfl
Trustees le0tgN Kern, r, EbefiS, b, LIdWlI
hslttel we Gegenonlga grand spread. was paf.
mkeh u NJ George Ktfh'i,
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Ca,arrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years OF suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarri,
and vainly trying every known remedy,
at last found a recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send.
ing self addressed stamped envelope To
Prof. J. A. Lawrence, IS Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free oil charge. MwaF-Eow