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HtIFE W0KrH LYING.

~ Ist ISsst. +ta-Al.tH Nt
Not Il you 60 through the world dyspep-
tic. Dr.. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are
: positive cure for the worat forms Of
Dyspepsia, INDICATION, Flatulency and
Constipation. Guaranteed and sold BY
Logan Drug Co., ]. 7. Goodwin & Co..
G. R. Goetze, A. T. Young, John Cole.
NAP. paw.e
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Tie best salre in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, Ralt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively euros piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Go. ~
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srHrToNs-Moi,turc: intense itching and
ltinging; most At night; worse by scratcbIur
II allowed 10 continue tumors form, which Often
bleed aud ulce.ate, becoming very sore.
9vAY5E's OINTMENT stops thdr1tchlng aud bleed.
Ing. heals liberation, aud In most cascs 10.
m n The tumoie. AtdsuCg!sts, or BY, mall, Tor
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. Live Stock,

CHICAGO. March 2,.-Cattle-Rcceipts 1900
head; shipments 1900 head: market strong;
feedcrs s. b1aa IS; cows, bulls aud mixed 81 10,
3S: Texans 81 00sl ". Hoss-Rcceipts @a,5OO
head, shipments 1900 head; market steady;
mixed 8 ooa4?: hcavy:S 9Oa4 IL light 50 yOa4 is
skips 81 %. shecp-Rcccipts 5000 head; ship.
IS; western corn fed 81 %; Texans 81 0Oa5 70
CIScIsNATl. o.. March oi.-IIogs, common
md light So 5oai Is; packing and butchers
y 0aii Is; receipts &c head; shipments l,S0l
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Dry GoO,la.

NV Yoak. March 2i.-Ru.lucsa In dry goods
fair 10 day, the jobbc:s having good trade. and
against having more inquiry for smplc goods in
blocks. Transactions at first hands, however,
wcrc restricted 70 the actual wants OF buyers on
account OF the Armness OF the market, though
bids we're advanced above those OF a week aro,
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FOR SALE.

siN Eoomcl dwelling, l22 Xanc street, $1,000.
rive tOnmci dwelling, u North broadway
Street, sl..lV.
Three toomtl brick house, 70 South Huron
HIett sl,NO.
Sn.
Nine soomOd dwelling, 50 Thirteenth strcot.
hlsiue@ block on Market street.
tsht Eoomca dwelling. l5S North Front street,
S"Na property. s','EO.
Of the ely. ''>N "N ' ''''''' 49, -
s'ocss bought and sold. Loans negotiated.
GO. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
M'l l.aU Main street.
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HealthiS Wealth

DIR. E. G. wEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MINT, aguarantced specific for Hystcria, DIzzl.
ness, Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by The
use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakcfulncss. Mental
Depression. Softenipg Of tho Brain resulting in
insanity aud leading !" misery. decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Barrcnness, Loss OF
Power In either rex, Involuntary Losses aud
brain self.abuso or over.indulgencc. Each box
contains ono months treatment. 81 % a box,
or six boxes Tor s. 20, sent by mail prepaid OH
receipt Of price. WEGUARANTEE SIX BONES
to cure any case. With each order received by
US for ak boxes, accompanied with IS 20, We
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
70 refund the money II the treatment does no,
effect cure. Guarantees Issued only by Nc
LAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, Sole Agents. Nc
wheeling. W, Va. ".' se25rThsaw
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FOR RENT,
FOR SALE,

No. II! McColloch street. lot .2xeG..........s S %
The very desirable property OH the northeast
Garner Of Fifteenth and jacob streets, fronting
@IeetUn Jacob street and running bnce TO the
alley ltN feet. Stortroom and dwellings Nos. 81
AHi n Fifteenth street. Must he sold within 10
day, We Offer Il bargain. -l-' 0l." .mr#a
AS.SIV MrCo!ioch street. on easy terms.
RiNEHART g. TATUM.
Zeal Estate, Stocks & Fire Insurance,
ar!l ll6S MARKET STREET.
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WHEN Vice prevails and impous mon bear
sway"
When cuts, spralns. bruises torment all the
day;
Then case from pa!a-irom care and hurt are
sent
By great Salvation OIL, the standard linimcnt.
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. Simply apply "SvArNE's oIx7uuNr."t No In.
ternal mediclne required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all erupt!ona on the face, hands. nose &c.
leaving the skin clear. white aud healthy. Ita
~ no other remedy. Ask your druggist fol
6wAYixs OINTMENT, 800 II TrhsIw /.
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THE WEEKLY 1NTELLIGENcFp
- H. bright, sparkling. inat,uctixo ,. III
Journal. !. Ia original IL cycry 0Iens,, 'nm1iy
clean IN every line and suited az Il ia intemda3
~ HIesest aho improve every member al Ina
hmily, whether III city or county, " '1e
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EVERYONE who has once used Dr..
Balls Cough Syrup invariably resorts to
it again for colds, etc,
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FOR RENT.
POSSESSION APRIL ]

POSSESSION APRIL l.
Store room, with dwelling attached. Excel.
leu. location iVra dry goods business.
A MONTH.
40. =, rear of 2lla Water Etrect.....,.....S G W
No. north bank OF creek, cast Of Alley E. 90
No ms He'0lOch II 90
n" %@' Mum %
No. - Main 30 90
10. SE Chaplnc street. roolns............... 20
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. U. s. Claim Attorney ard No
Nrv IhhllC, No. lGl2 Market Street, mI4
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Pileai pile.i Itn,,inr Iila.

C!yGlxxHTI, O., March 2i.-Cotton steady;
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X ANAWHA. 4 OHIO RA1LwAv-

tKanawha Short Linel. Bchsduis :,
tieeA Trains leave Wheeling 1880 a. II, no no
ph'o SySr cSSats.a ,t1ye Charleston E y! =
Ing 7:45 p. m. via Q. Z. K. +. icsva w. wheel.
1870 p. M, arrive Wheeling lis D. M In a!
umbua snd Panhandle, daily eFcent un IN Go!'
GENITAL Standard Tme Sunday onl vunahy
1e1Te Vim 3 seoa m arrive Wheeling 7:E
apll GEO. J. ERNLICH a p.
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Mgtn1p.


HET foNK. March 2;.-Lcad uusettlcd tlomcs.
Ito Is 021s. Tin qulot and easier; straits So ~.
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B., z. d Q. RAILROAD-Central Time.
Bsl!sire & Zanesviiie Through Passenger leaves
hcllaitc Ut 9:l0 4. M, arrives at Bellsire at8:4
p N. H. H1. .I.
WoodsAeld Passenger leaves Bcllaire at l:lop
NJ, arrives al Bellairc at $50 a. m.
summeraeld Accommodation leaves BellaIre
at l2:20 =. M, arrives at II 100 q. IN.
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ClSclSSArl, O., March a4-Flour easier;
Noe red SOC: receipts and shipments 8, 500 hush.
els. Corn active aud higher; No. mixed Ssxc
Oats strong At 2sc. Rye stronger; No. ., Hc.
Pork quiet 0GaH. Lard firm at 605c Bulk
meats stronger: short ribs 5.o5c. Bacon QUIET:
ter quiet: fancy creamery 97as5c; fincy lairy
l'ae;c. Linseed oil steady Mt t9a6lc. sugar
easy: hard refined 61sa7lc: New Orleans Sc,
Eggs stronger nt lac. Cheese quiet; prime 10
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets,

1lnrketNs
NEw York, March ?t.-,ioney on call easy,
ranging from s,ts TO per cent: last loan %, pcr
cent closed oilcredat AZ per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper 5}SA7x per cent. Sterling exchange
lule! but firm at Il s23tai sjst. Sales Of stocks
were lGl .623 shares.
Tho stock market today was SIN dull, with
small fluctuations, but the ilrni, strong tone Of
last week was still prominent. The opening AZ.
urcs were generally from ksli per cent lower
than las. Saturday. but the decline In such spc.
claltles o. Tennessee Coal mud It's kindred stocks
wont little further. The market exhibited, oYcn
with tho dnllncss, a stubborn strength which
soon compelled the bears 10 withdraw, and In
tho afternoon the covering Of shorts. with sonic
III buying for tho long account, led 10 more
active business with steady advance In Prices,
Tho Changers were most conspicuous In tho
upward movement. and st. Paul, Rock Island.
Atchlson and Missouri Pacific attracted Atten.
ton, while the bltumInOus coal stocks, which
were tho leaders on the early decline, recovered
almost al! Of their LOSES. Sugar, while showing
considers bio animation, was trndcd In within
com patntlvely narrow limits Tor that ktock, Col,
ton OIL ALL exhibited some strength, and closed
at the bost prices OF the day. The list Is almost
Invariably higher tonight.
Railroad bonds were n little more active; sales
Sl3o9.0O0.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNS-On and after Nov. "a, lss9.-EX.
PLANTATION or REVERENCE MARKS. sDaily. tSun.
day excepted. monday excepted. saturday
excepted. lsunday only. Saturday only
EAstGrn Standard time, '-n... -
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BALTIAohE, March 2l-Whcat, western dull ::
a.sl4c: May s5as54c: July SC. Corn steady:
mixed spot and March 3tkc; April aMSGsc:
June 3dha3Ga4c; July 3714a3i115c; August s15Is
sisc. Oats fairly active and firm; wcs,esn
white 29aJoh7c: mixed 27a1Sc. Rye dull at h,a
PC. Lay quiet; prime 10 choice timothy SI2 5On
quiet; Rio 20Kc. |o
TOLEDO. o.. March 24.-Wheat firm and higher:
cash S24c: May S3s1ssc; July sOAc; August we,
Corn dull and steady; cash 3lc: May 3ikc. Oats
quiet; cash &c Clsyersecd dull md steady
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Educational.
Nj. De CHAnTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.
iStglnrp NJ tho ,JriSatJ,ul

school Of more than national reputation,
Oilers exceptional advantages for thorough cdu.
eA''oA Of young ladies IN all departments. Ii.
o'Sty OF six thousand volumes. Fine philo.
s0Nh!cAl. chemical and astronomical apparatus.
NM'S"l department specially noted. Co1paof
PIANO teachers trained by a learned professor
i'0m Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
R'So'dinS to the method OF the old Italian mas.
tCS. r- a..r s.-.g-l.. i1f 'l.gl
u location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Avn @'tSs OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
. ,o' en-, 'cSues. and references to patsona In
1.-THE Principal cities, address IL
THE DIRE(TRESa,
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For constipation or sick headache, use
Or. Pisrce's Pellets; purely vegetable.
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Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. TrhsaEow
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B&o.RR.-Aain Line, East. Depart. Arrive.
WAsh. Cy, Bait, PhiLA NY. sl:SS am |sll .0S nm
Wash. Cy, bait, phil,tG e2:23 pm Isl2. ~ am
Wash. Cy. Halt, mi. q MY. l'll:O pm 1910 am
Cumberland Accon,.-........... t7:8o am $3.50 pm
Grafton Accom-. ..............,.. s2.3 pm 'i2:lS pm
Meundsville Acconi."...... t7:oo AIN 1905 sm
BID o.R.R.-C.GO @. : DIV. Yves.
For Columbus and Chicago. .s:9S sinl'l2:G am
Columbus, Gin. and Chl'EO.. sin!06 AMt sb:lO mn
Chicago Llmltcd.... 'lo:l0 PM 1880 am
Chicago Express t%:l5 pm III 20 am
Columbus, Tin. 4 81, Louis. 'i0l6 PM 1870 am
Columbus Acc0ni........,.... tl;lo pm tll:U am
81 Clainville Accom-. ...... tl0to hinI 20 AN
-. ClAinyille ACcom.-...-.... l:4 pm tl:Srtn
VI. ClaltSyillO Accor.......... ti:la pm t6:lo pm
ADMINISTRATIONS. Ill.
Rol pithhurgh...,............ $50 Amt'ie:oo am
PithburYh aud East.,..,,....., s6:20 pm sl0:l0 pm
Wilmington, f.. ACCOM-. l5:Spm fsIS an
P"o. asr. L. RI.
Pittsburgh and New YORK., tiHS pm tS:l5pm
Pittsburgh and New York.... t4:@ pm til:oo ana
Pittsburgh N Y. k1........ 9:&e pm .............
WET.
Express Gin. and St. Louis. t7:20 AMI t6:50 am
Express, Gin. and st. LOuis...I t9:i0pm pm pm
Express, steubeAvillc 4 Col Has pm t3:&S pm
steubenville q DenniSon-... tA:0pm ...".........
q. r.. R.R,
Pithb'gh, Clcvo. 4 Chicago. $3.50 AMI ts:E1 pm
Heubenylle Accom-. toss ami rs pui
Pittsburgh and New York. II - am Hiss am
Cleveland and Chicago. ....,, t2:l2p pm tS53 am
Pittsburgh and New York a, 1854 pm| t537 pun
East TIA pm i2:l2 am
G., u. &. W.R.k.
KIpress, Cleveland, Z. &W. tl2Ispm ts:l9ru
MAsslllon Accom-. .....,,,,,. Is 10 pmlti 49, am
st. Clnirsyille Accom-. Is 100 ami t9:3S am
y. Clairsyilo Accom- loss ami ti:l6.pln
81. Clairsyillo Accom-, t2:l0p f5;8Opm
81. Clslrzyills Accom-. ..,..,,,,, 6:l pm 500 pm
Local Freight and Accom-. l:l3pmItl2:0d pm
:, OHIO RIVER R.R.
200 am ll:l0 am
r gef....-............ u 80 am s3:b5 pm
EAstetgCr... a:l5 pm sS:5 pm
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Central Standard Tima
pennsylvania lines.
From Bridponor+ e+,t,.

C- ~, n, =, oSpS' 0IUCTON,
ro Tdn say va h IA Geyss a Pittsburgh Rail-
and CLEVELAND 1850 a. m. For Ptts6I,ruh l 1aas,
G. 8. m; For Chicago and Cleveland, III y .o M
For P!tts9!itSh and New York, 2:H y. m y F ~,
Tins as',Ye at sridscpor at 1853 a. NJ, 1922
On Saturdays only-For East Liyerno m' =. .,
p. NJ; from East Liverpool, iI:l2 p. m. '"o'' ':H
FROM WHEELING: sTAT1oN.
Trains via the Plttsburph c,no,,..,
Louis MISUNDERSTANDING RoutnAina a., 49,.
ing Tor sGnoenyllc, pittsburgh and tto R Ese'
F Golnmonus CINCINNATI lndsnapos' and st.
and chIcSgo - i ~ Saa =, S'9 P: m. For Columbus
Ing att:to M, 1890 a. m. 2:45 p. m. md u sso
p. M Trains leaving at Goo L. m! ami anu ~
1 a.. ?. m. .nn solid between whcc,inr t Xxx
Pithbnrgh: AZ trains daily e1ccpt aundsSy A u
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Through tickets. and baggage checked IN al,
p0'n t' R se,si va e'hsF address
Al. handy, 4. @. PA. Parkc,ssshonu.le .
w. u. OSBORN. 8. T. A, .pomcroy.y nhIo
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Medical,

FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medicinal
virtues Of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming all agreeable
and effective laxative to per1na-
nently cure Habitual consti.
patton, and the many ills dc.
pending on a weak or inactive
condition of,tl,e
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.
hhshe most ezeellen.r remedy known, TO
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EeFEcTuALLY
When neis Bilious or Cons,ipa,ed
so THAT
PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING alrEP,
HEALTH md STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all arc
delighted with it.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST ron
SYRUP OF FIGS
MANUFACTURED ONLY by
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
LOUISVILLE. ky NEW YORK. MI.
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Trustees Sales,

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
ONO COUNTY LAND.
~ virtue Of deed Of trust mado 10 me BY
pcfinn Hedges, and Ellen II. Hedges, his WILD.
dsC the l"ih day OF January. A.. D.lssg, and re-.
rOnlcd IN tho Olilcc Of the Clerk OF tho County
IUdr, Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Iced
Of Trust hook No. y. iolo .. viii ocr Tor sale
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OLIVE CHAPEL.

august lotn, low.
Threshing in this vicinity is all done.
Miss Lucinda Overstake, who has been
staying near Washington @. H. for some
time, is spending couple Of weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Swarty, Of this place.
Mr.. Ed. Ruble and wife spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruble.
Mr.. Isaiah Roberts and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday near White
Station, the guest Of Charles Louderback
and family.
Mr.. Lewis Orbaugh and wife and Mr..
Frank and Miss Mamie Orebaugh, OF
Nevin, were the guests Of Mr.. Israel
Glascock and family Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. Simpson Edgington entertained q
number Of friends and relatives Sunday
Singing at this place every Wednesday
night.
Rev. o. @. Wright preached at thii
place Sunday at $3.50.
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NEW MARKET.
August 18th, 1890.

August 18TH, 1871.
DO. Morrow, OF the Hill City, was
visiting his parents few days OF last
week.
Mr.. Walter Purdy, Of Athens, o., is
visiting friends and relatives near here.
Ed. McConnaughey will soon move. to
his property which he recently pur chas
ed of D. w. Hunter.
Miss Anna McCoppin, OF Columbus
was the guest of relatives here last week
Mr.. Frank Emery, who has been
spending several weeks with his parents
returned to Springfield last week.
Mrs Elizabeth Kinner and son, o1
Paulding county, we're visiting VIM
Catlin and family the latter part OF the
week.
w. E. Lemon and wife, of sugartret
Ridge, were the guests of his mother
Elizabeth Lemon, last Friday.
The Baptist Association begins Friday
of this week. All will be Hospitality en-
tertained who come from distance Il
attend the meeting, which will continue
couple Of days.
Mr.. John Gibler, living south of thii
place, met with serious accident Friday
evening. He went to put his horses ir
pasture and did not return. Some Of hii
family went to look for him and found
him sitting on log with his nose broken
and unable to talk. He does not know
what happened him, but it is supposed
that one of the horses kicked him.
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GREENFIELD.
August 18th, lS9

August l7th, 1871.
Mrs. E. B. Watts and daughter, Vir'
ginia, are visiting in Portsmouth, Sthe
guest of Mrs. Watts brother, Mr.. Kearns
Rev. John Story and wife, of Madison
vile, spent Sunday with his parents
Prof. Robert Story and wife.
Mrs. VIM. Newman and sons, Edward
and Uric, are the guests Of Jas. Bsyd
and family.
Mrs. Jos. Simpson and daughter
Nellie, are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Rev. DR.. Campbell, of South Salem
will preach in the First Presbyteriyr
Church on the coming Sabbath.
Miss Addie Hennis is visiting ir
Chillicothe, the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Rachel Michaels. us
Miss Lizzie Thurman, Of Leesburg, II
visiting at the residence Of her grand
father, Mr.. A. N. Patton.
Mr.. Clinton Abbott and wife, o
Springfield, are visiting friends and rel
atives here.
George and Henry Wolf, who hav'
been sick for some time past, Of fever
are reported to be recovering.
Mrs. Price and daughter, Of Frankfort
are visiting at the residence Of MrsJohl
Henry.
Greenfield was we'll represented .
the Spargur Reunion on Saturday.
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LYNCnDURa.


| August 18th, 1880.
Geo. w. Temple, Auditor Of Olermont
county, was calling on old friends here
last Tuesday. George is in favor Of Capt,
Barrett for Congress.
VIM. Hayworth is still lying very low
with fever.
Arthur Bishir, Dick Tedrick and Geo.
Delaney, three Of our musicians, left
Monday morning 10 play for show at
the Carthage fair.
On the sick list Mrs. George Brown,
Mrs. Nan Holiday, Mrs. Jama, Nolder
'Dr NJ. Mason. are making IN addition
70 the the cemstry grounds
w WV a-o,,AI t..se~Ad
The east sGounu ....sn. train Ju..r.-
the track here Monday morning. No
damage done except to the track and
engine.
Miss Clark, of Cincinnati, who has
been spending some time at the Cottage
House, returned home last week.
At an adjourned meeting Of Council
last Friday night business was transact
ed a. follows: Resignation Of Council
man w.::R. Gaddis accepted, Bennett
Murrell appointed and confirmed ;
Charges preferred against Councilman
Bishir and a vote of Council being taken
Bishir was expelled. An ordinsace pro-
hibiting pool tables in the saloons was
passed.
Thomas Montgomery is filling Cyr'
Mobiles place at the distillery during ii
absence in the West.
Our teachers attended the 1nf dilute .
Hillsboro last week.
Mr.. J.J. Berins, Of Gin" .lnnati. Is visi
ing his brother, Major 'Sering.
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FOLSOM.
August 18th, 1890.

august l|tn, loSU.
Mrs. Christina Peyton was born May
18th, 1885 and died August 18th, 1890,
aged 54 years and months. She was q
consistent member Of the Christian
Church. She leaves FIVE children Ia
mourn their loss.
There will be preaching at Union
Saturday night and Sunday, August 3lst
by Rev. Ben Warden. Also at night by
Bro. Roberts, of Belfast Presbyterian
Church, that being their farewell SER
mons for this conference year.
Uncle Isaac Leforge an aged and re-
spected citizen of this neighborhood
died today between one and two o'clock
He was in his eighty.third year and 9
member Of the Newlight Church up te
his death.
Rev. Charles Hartley will preach hi
farewell sermon at this place next Sun
day at $3.50 o'clock.
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wINKLE.

August 18th, 1890.
Last Tuesday the residence Of John
Coffman took fire from defective fue
and together with several out buildings
was consumed by the flames. The fire
was discovered before it had gained
much headway and great effort was made
to save the house but to no avail. Some
furniture is all that was saved. Il was
insured for $500.
Mr.. Amos Hawk and wife are rejoic-
ing over the advent Of lib boy one
day Last week. ..s@.
Miss Orissa Emery, Of the Hill City,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
Several Of our young folks attended
the Allsnsburg 8. 8. Celebration. Gatur'
day and report large crowd and an en-
joyabls time.
". 3. Ruble, who has bepn attending
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J. Gore, civil engineer, surveyor and
conveyancer, U. 8. claim, pension and
bounty attorney, Hillsboro, O.. North
High street. Under the oct OF June
9th, 1880, 100000 veteran soldiers serv-
ing 90 days and more, sl2, not leaD than
. per month, and widows and minor
children and dspsndsnt parents en1liled.
lseupt atsentien' No - "a 49,
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The Pur est and Best

Article known a to medical science are
used in rtreparins Hoods sarssparilla.
Every Ingredient is carefully selected,
persr rsnally examined, and only the best
retained. The medicine is prepared
/, under the supervision of thoroughly
competent pharmacists, and every step
in the progress Of manufacture Is care
fully watched with view to securing in
Hoods sarsaparillo the best possible
result.
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NEW LEXINGTON.

AuBuoV AotuS ACOVs
George Hansell and son, Earle, oi
Greenfield, visited J. J. Duff and family
last Saturday and Sunday.
Quite number from here attended
the picnic at Monroe last Saturday.
Miss Cora Patton, of Fall Greek, is the
guest Of Miss Lizzie Moore.
Edgar Duff visited friends at Washing.
ton @. H. last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Palmer, of Wilmington, is visit
ing Miss Mamie Pensyl.
Mrs. Jesse Edwards and son. Marion,
will leave TO- day for Seattle, Washing
ton, to make that their future home.
Mr.. G. w. Duff and wife of Good
Hope. visited friends here last week.
Mr.. John Stowe, of Warren county, ID
the guest Of his son, Charles.
Mrs. Rebeccs Kelly, Of Cynthiana, has
been visiting friends here for several
days past.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Moore, who
died August 1lth, was held 1t the
Friends Church on last "Wednesday,
The services were conducted by Rev,
Allen Terrell and Joseph Wright, add
the remains were laid to rest II The
cemetery at this place.
Ed. Moore left last Thursday for Leba,
non, and from there will 60 to Kentucky
to make visit among friends.
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No food can be considered suitable to
the requirements of an infant unless it
contains material to supply the waste Of
nitrogenous tissues. Mellin's Food sup.
plies soluble, nitrogenous matter and
promotes q healthy growth, full de-
velopment and vigorous constitution.