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So another scheme is knocked out.
POLITICS IN BENwOOD.

Hon. q. W. Atkinson Inns n Fine Meeting
there last Night.
For two hours and half last night
Congressman G. W. Atkinson held an
audience that packed the street in front
of tho Republican stand at Benwood.
He made magnificent speech, and tho
most tlattering comment tha! could be
made on it was that while tho Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress spoke about
a square away, lots OF Democrats stood
through Mr.. Atkinson's long speech, and
Listened thoughtfully to his mastery
array OF facts and arguments.
When Mr.. Atkinson reached Benwood
he expressed to prominent Republicans
there his willingness and desire to meet
John 0. Pendleton, who was also to
speak in tho town last, night, in joint
debate, but the arrangement was not
made. 1t is better that it was not, for
Mr.. Atkinson would have Lost some oil
the time he devoted 10 solid arguments
for protection.
Hon. Josiah st. Clair presided and in.
troduced the speaker, who received an
ovation from the magnificent audience
that would be lsttering 10 any man,
Mr.. Atkinson's speech was not devoted
to story telling, nor was there any OF the
"highfalutin" in it. It yas fac. alter
fact, showing from history and from ex,
periences within the knowledge Of mos,
Of his hearers, that the country is pros,
porous under protection and the reverse
under revenue tariff. He challenged
any Democrat to deny a statement he
made. aH
He said that at meeting in the inter.
ior Pendleton had stated that the Nc.
kinley bill had 80 raised tho tariff on
shoes that poor people could not afford
to buy them, and their children would
have to go barefoot. Pendleton denied
that be said this, and the Register denied
it, but DR.. W. L. Stathers, reputable
man, declared that Pendleton did cay il
in his hearing, and had sworn to this
statement, and as the speaker had never
known DR.. Stathers 10 tell lilo in his
life, he would prefer to believe his word
in this case TO any denial.
Nhi' othiueoA opeCCu uitI Gouu. altet
its conclusion Mr.. Jacob Lander pro.
posed three cheers for Atkinson, which
were given with will, then three for
Hubbard and three for the whole Re-
publican ticket, all OF which were given
with rousing enthusiasm. When Mr..
Atkinson left the platform there WAS a
big rush to shake his hand, a great many
ladies being in the throng.
Chairman B. F. Ieigheu, Of the State
Committee, his BROTHER Dr.. Rogers, OF
Moundsvil!e, Dr.. Caddle and George W.
Robinson, and others from Wheeling,
were OF the meeting, 49,.
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LIS. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record four deeds Of trust and deeds as
follows:
October %, by the German Fire In.
surance Company to John Dolan for
500, for two tracts Of land east OF the
city.
October 81, by L. a. Rolf to R. L.
Ashbrook, for $40, lot IL in Walter
MarshalPs addition, on tho west side Of
South Huron street, south OF Ohio.
October 81, by Cynthia r. Baggs and
others to Mary ", wife OF n. G. Hamil.
ton, for $3.50, lot Is Of block 9 OF the old
lair grounds.
October II, by Joseph Speidel and
wife to II. F. Behrens, for $3.50, the I'm.
divided half interest in lots II and IS in
Behrens & Speidel's addition,
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in rho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in tho City aud Wheoiing Folks
Abroad.
John Porter, OF New Cumberland,
was down yesterday.
Misses Agnes and Annie Stafford, OF
Parkersbu1g, are visiting friends in this
city.
Mss. Adam Yahn and Miss DOME
kurtz, who have been visiting friends
over in Ohio, have returned home.
Mr.. John Donovan, OF st. Louis, Mo-,
and Miss Retta V. Donovan, OF Golfers,
W. Va, were at the Mcclure house yes.
terday.
Mr.. Joseph Powell, OF the Island, has
returned from visit to relatives in
Marion county. Mr.. Powell is Demo.
crat, but reports that William L. vii.
sons Free Trade hcreaies in the Second
district have converted lots OF Democrats
to the cause OF Protection. He will vote
for part of the Democratic ticket here,
but on the issue Of Protection he is a
Protectionist.
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Or. ". 4. France:
take great pleasure in recommend.
Ing "Oliye Blossom" to every lady suf.
fering With any form OF female weak.
neee. Ono box will do her more good
than oil tho medicine she ever took.
consider tia positive cure for such com.
plants. MARY HArcn,
80 Gay street, Columbus, Ohio.
"Oiive Blossom" ia sold by Logan
Drug Co.. G. r. Goetzs, ". W. Irwin,
W. L. Williamp. 9. Schnepi, G. Menkc.
meller, W. @. Armbright, W. H. vii.
liams aud NJ. W. Heinrich; J. W. Oar.
rah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie Il Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy.
rick Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood.
DAVID
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RlCEEY.SlIAFER.
n Pleasant Wedding Ceremony on the
South Side Yesterday.

N fleGsnnt Weidins Ceremony on the
South Side Yesterday.
Mics Carrie B. shaier, OF this city, and
Dir. Sam. D. Hickey, formerly Of the
leland, but now Of McKersport, Pa,
were married at the home OF the brides
parents on South Chapline street yester.
day afternoon at . o'clock, by Rev. F.
Lynch, pastor OF the Chapline street NJ.
E. church. Mr.. Will H. Shaicr, brother
Of the bride, and Miss Ida J. Zane
acted as groomsman and bridesmaid,
A large crowd Of relatives and friends
Witnessed the ceremony, and the pres.
ents were numerous and costly.
After the ceremony elegant refresh,
mcnts were served by Ziegenfeider, after
which the floor wss cleared OF the tables
and dancing was INDUCED in until late
in the evening.
The bride and groom left on the &c
Pan Handle train for the East, where
they will spend about two weeks Of their
honeymoon, after which they will re.
side in MCKeesport.
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DEll.AlRE,
All Sorts of Local News aud GoasIp fro

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
fn.g tho Glass City. 81,
AZ the fuel plant the coal c'usses wAS broken
while tnAklua the ht yesterday.
Al Ceilings aud Nj. Lizzie McCabe were p,ar.
rled last Night BY Father Fitzgerald.
Two or three thousand sacks o. wool await
shipmcnt In this and Monroe counties.
Several luo sheep OF the l.clccs,c, brand for A
day. 49, 'N'S'
big consignment Of electric street cars from
tho West. 80 -
II. A. llch,enbcrgrr and wife arc home from
TWO week. tt to sdnddsEy, cicyciaui and
New Lisbon.
A iull attendance Of tho Republican commit
zee OF Faliaey township Is desired as City Hall
tomorrow night. :. -
-,ThoSc who wer0 so fortunate AZ 10 have coal
lfes here yesterday Smllcd, while those who uset!
sas hustled for wood.
During tho recent washouts on the Ohio Val.
Icy railroad hole was washed that took twenty
cars Of furnace Stag 10 refill.
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Grover Cleveland sat in the Presidential
chair, wherever an American went he
was proud to proclaim his nationality.
And In 1892, under tho leadership OF
Grover Cleveland, we will elect u Demo.
cratic Congress TO pass tariff reform laws,
and we will pnt Grover Cleveland In the
Presidential chair, with Frankie Cleve.
land by his side, 10 sign those bills.
Mr.. ,Tarbett presented G. B. Stewart,
editor OF the Noundsyille Sun. who
made very fair speech from Demo.
cratic standpoint.
Between two and three hundred PEG.
pic were Mt the meeting, and they were
evidently all Democrats, for the speeches
plainly pleased them. .--L-IL
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NEH! NEW! NEWT

We are IOw In receipt Of n complete
line Of Fall ind Winter WOolens, con.
slsting Of Ovcrcpatiuss, suitings, Panta,
lcoAirgs ana Fancy fGstinss, which we
warrant to make up In llrst.class style
nj reasonable prices nut! lit guarant ced.
4 complete line of Cent? Furnishing
Goods III stock. Seamless Merlno and
Fast Black Half Hose ut e5c pair,
Wear our celebrated all.wOol Knit
Jackets. c. HESS L. SONS,
1921 l. 1879 Market Street.
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LOCAL DREyITIES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and hbout
. ... thu Citv. |....


tho City. It
REPUBLICAN, rally in the Eighth ward
this evening.
Two more big snakes have been killed
on the Island this week.
TIE Rinebart Sisters company closed
very successful engagement ut the
Grand last evening. ~
THE wife OF D. Slator was arrested By
Officer Daum yPaterday for assaulting
another woman with coYhide.
A YEw men are stillputting in timc on
the pills foundation for the channel pier
Of the new bridge to tho Island. &
THE work OF putting in tho heavy
atone iloor OF the vault OF the, South Side
Bank was commenced yesterday.
A LITTLE son Of Thomas Murrin's had
finger badly sprained by being kicked
by companion yesterday morning.
TIE Red Roso Social gave an enjoy.
able dance in tho Beethoven hall last
night, for which Mayors orchestra
played.
TIE George Hilbert before police court
for creating disturbance on tho South
Side, Is not George liibberd, IT,, the ma,
chinist.
A. ]. SWEENEY < Son are building an
extension to their blacksmithing depart
ment, 10 make room fora new steam
hammer.
DIRECTOR Harry and Superintendent
Gillellen, OF the Elm Grove road, LEFT
last night for Philadelphia 10 buy new,
heavy motor for the company.
BLANCHE FRANK was fined s. and
costs Tor disorderly conduct, and five
boys arraigned Tor disturbing the Saliva
ton Army meeting, were dismissed, in
the police cour! yesterday.
Josgru VRRMATuLo and Maggie NAL
10y, OF SteubeHville, wcrc married nj
Squire Arkle's oilice yesterday by Rev
DR.. Cooke. 1t required three visits Il
induce Maggie to take the important
step.
RELIGIOUS services will DO held THU
evening at the mission building OF thu
Christian church, on Thirty.tirst street
to which att persona, especially thost
livingin that vicinity, IRE invited. Th'
service begins at 80.
A FREIGHT train with tho Wes.iDS
house air brake for freight trains wa
run down on the Pewiky road yesterday
! The Pennsylvania Company proposes II
adopt 1t on its system, and the men her
are being instructed in its use.
THE Arion society and tho lady friend
ofthc members gave the frat Kg6terisit
OF the season in the club rooms on til,
South Side. The building was brilian,
aud the entertainment equally so. Al
the guests had most enjoyable even
ing.
An enjoyable receDtiou was given a
! the residence OF Mr.. ]. Ii. Rosenberg, OIL
Chapline street, last evening, in homo
OF Miss Rena Gunp, OF Baltimore, VIII
is visiting here, and Mrs. Chas. Cans, O
Baltimore, who was formerly Miss Dor
Rosenberg.
OS Friday evening, October 81, tn
Printers Union will give their thir
grand annual ball at Arion Hall. Mayer
full band will furnish the music an
competent, committees will look ate
the comfort and convenience OF thos
who attend.
4 coLoRED man named Green, al
rested by Officer Moran on charge q
stealing Sl5 from Isaac Laaure, cour
tryman, several days ago in Carriers 80
loon, was arraigned before Squire Davi
yesterday, but the evidence was nc
strong enough TO hold him, and he wa
dismissed.
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John D. Pendleton was also announced
to speak at Benwood last night. The
Democratic stand was erected on va.
cant lot about sqnare from the other
meeting. There Mr.. Tarbett presided,
and Mayor Mahood, William Briceland,
II. Carney and two or three others &c.
companied Mr.. Pendleton upon the plat,
form. He opened with reference to
his trip through the district, and pre-.
dicted his own triumphant election. lie
was rather brief in bis remarks on the
tariff, taking the Democratic position,
but gingerly, and he told story which
might have forcibIe application. l!
was about q man arraigned in the
Wheeling police court for assault on an
other man, who, when he explained that
he hit the man Tor talking tariff to him,
was dismissed. He did not say that he
was afraid his hearers would want to hit
him if he talked his kind Of tariff.
He said he had his challenge on the
onter walls to Mr.. Hubbard to meet him
in joint debate in Wheeling, but Mr..
Hubbard was afraid to, for he would
show up his labor record in ten minutes
80 that the people OF Wheeling would
rather be in their graves .ior ten years
than send such man to Congresg. They
will send me, man who will speak to q
workiugman after Just as before the
election. I expect to be elected, and |
would not be surprised if the
majority is up in the thou.
lands instead OF in tho hun.
dreds. He referred 10 the Congressional
contest, and said there was no fair trial
OF it. He was young man and he knew
all the monopolies and trusts In the dis.
trict would be against him, but he re.
solved he would come before the people
again and ask them to support him,
"The man on the other eide, who, as /
believe, occupies a stolen seat, where is
BIO aow?. Did he dare nsk the people to
support hin again? The very hour /
was nominated challenged him to
meet me again, and I challenged the
Republican leaders to. nominate him
again, but they did not dare
He said he was really sorry for Mr..
Hubbard after the joint debates In
Bra1ton county. Then he went into The
glorious record Of the Democratic party
from Washington and Jefferson down to
the Mexican war, and then jumped clear
over to Grover Cleveland, whom he
landed in way that would do Governor
Hill's heart good il he could have heard
it. Under Grover Cleveland. he said,
for the fs. time we gave to the world
an example Of the purity Of Republican
institutions. Then this country had tho
admiration of the world, and while
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TIE FRAUD EXpVSED.
Lots OF Tnlk about H--DBn Inrnshnw In

the City.
The complete expose in yesterdays
lETELLIGEScEE OF the ballot scratching
after the election Of 1888, in Wo,zel
county, was tho main topic Of conve,sa.
lion about town yesterday. 1t caused n
little unensircss ii the breasts Of one or
two prominent Wheeling Democrats,
for they did not know how deeply sue
ceedine exposure might. 60 into the de-
tails OF the iniquity. Republicans re-
joiced to see tho crime exposed, while
some Of the moro partisan Democrats
pretended to poo-poo it. Others admit
ted that 1t made Il bid showing, and
said II not positively diaproven It would
have serious effect, and ought 70 have.
Last evening Ben Esrnshaw came up
on the B. 4 o. train. An interview with
him may DO expected in this mornings
Register. lie is skirnishipg for cam.
palga funds.
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For all who are held by tho chains Of
sCrofula or other diseases Of the blood
comes from Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
by impartiag the clements OF good health
and strength to the vital fluid, dissolves
tho bonds OF disease and sets the captive
free. No other remedy III existence
combines the positive economy, the
peculiar merit and the medicinal power
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla, 4
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MARTINS FElsIY.
Matters Of Interest from Over the River pu,
into Small SINCE

Matters of Interest from Over the River pu,
49,. into Small spnce.
Hon. c. l.. wcems will speak At tho opera
House here Thursday evening, October 80.
William Hammond WAS married. las, evening
to Miss Lizzic Davis, Of Newland's addition,
Mrs. Charles ". Swnrtz, who has been on tho
sick list for several weeks, Is able 10 DO oui
William CosS will be taken TO 81. ClalrsyillC
this morning TO serve out his time for drunk
encSs, -
Two shifting engines AFRO required 10 do the
yard work for the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh rail-
rJnd here nov. -
IaNt evening Miss Anna Bcllc Hobbs enter
iaihed party Of her irleuds very pleasantly ri
b tr home on Fifth street.
John Ncelcy, OF Pittsburgh, and Miss Aync.
Lewis were married quietly nj the home Of ihC
'sf!de yesterday by Rev. William Lewis, Thei
lat In the afternoon for Pittsburgh.
q. G. lircslin, nu cmployc on the Tcrmlns
Company's riGdnGt. Wills ~ work rlYctIny yes
tcrdhy afternoon stepped oil the sea Told and fel
on pile OF rnilroad ties fifteen feet below. iii
head wAs cut. his mike spraiued nrd he wa!
otherwise badly uscf TIP.
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Gbe s5ntelIieenfeE
onsco: Nos. a5 aud 2. Fourteenth Sire ct


A.tentiea-Holida Post. G. AR.
Fifty Year Six Per Cent Gold Bonds for Sale,
Volumes No. . and l0-Stanton K Davenport
Notice to Contractors.
For safc-u. 81. Kelly.
Straytd or Stolen--Sofrcl Mare.
Wantcd-solicitor.
Neck Candy syrup-H. F. BchreIs.
decorated Dinner SCts-Ew;ng Bros.'
Eotico-Brlcklaycrsa and Stonemasons.
book store for Sale.
Lccture-ftt. Rev ). J. Kahn.
stocks. Bonds and Real Estate for Sale.
PGrlOr Fcn!crs-Eesbitt Il Bro.
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AuTuNNAL ADVICE,
cop your fec, warm aud dry.

Keep your lCct warm aud dry.
wea. waterproof boots 10 preference to arc.lcs
or rubactE. TaT
Keep your eye on your umbrella, you will
reed It J9us,ett.
stop cough or cold at once. Pneumonia
and consumption may DO started by either.
II you wear rubben take them OF whenever
you have tho chance, even II only for few
minutes
liJou feel a corgh or cold coming on take a
drink Of pure whisky al ones. twill keep the
blood III circulation and is the best preventive
against the d.Cascs Of the reason. F-.s.. U'
Remember that only pure wAt.ley should Be
taken. DuNy's Pure Malt whlslcy has the
stronsest recommendations from tho leading
scientists aud medical men OF the county, and
Is the only standard medicinal whlskcy known.
Insist on ha,lnElt tn
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TIE SCHEME nIu NOT WORK.
A Pinn 10 Knock MIR. Hubbard Clear out
IN ~ Hnlla IL ----- -.--

Falls.
At a very late hour night before last
Chairman A. A. Franzheim, OF the Dem
ocratic County Committee, sent to Chair
man T. O. Motfat, Of the Republican
County Committee, a challenge for Gen
eral GolI to divide tho Republican meet
ing at the Opera House Friday night,
October 81, with Windy Two Wilson,
Considering that the meeting was M.
nounced for Hon. ". r. Hubbard aud
General Golf jointly, this Rcheine 10
shut Mr.. Hubbard out was as childish 81
1t was cheeky. 49,
Mr.. Moifat yesterday sent Mr.. Franz
helm his response, Rs follows;
F WHEELING. VIVA, Oct q, 1890.
NJ. A. A. Fraa.htim. Chairman democratic EItru
tire Conmtst.t, Wheeling, ". fd.'
DEAR siR:-Your favor Of the evening Of The
2lst intt., asking that we allow cS.1ov. u. willis
Wilton TO divide time with Gen. n. Cot OF The
! wish to say, General Gotf Is brought here BY
the Congressional Committee, aud all his meet
lnes IN ihi. district are under their control. I
therefore, hand your letter 10 them TO answer.
Very respectfully, T. &. MofFAr.
Chairman Republican County committee.
Yesterday afternoon the following en-
tirely proper response WAS sent by Chair
man Brady, Of tho Republican Congress
eional Committee:
KEsr vtnGfSfA fftsr Dfsrncr !
RErrIiicAS CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE,
WHEELING, W. VA, Oct. y, ls9), J
NJ 4. 4. Ffaa:htiha, Chairman gta ,eratie C1aRiI
ConhHite, Wheeling. ". Ia.
DEAR slE:--Yours OF the 2lst to Mr. 7. C
M0lat, Chairman, has bceD hsnlca 10 this com
mittce for reply. We would safe that the Open
House WAS originally enSsycd for n meeting 70
Nj. Hubbard OH the evening Of October 81. ant
that when II was found that the only tiulo VI
could have General Cor hero was on the SAINT
date, we arranged TO make It joint meeting TO-
them. We would MISC state ibAi carly In thl
campaign this committee tiled TO arrange fol
Joint discussions between tho Candidates i0
| Congress Ia every county IN tho district, which
we think would have been entirely proper. Al
you are well aware, your Congress oilal Com
| intttee refused TO entertain our proposition O
| agree 10 anything that WAS suggested 10 btinj
about this result. Under the circumstances, ",
cannot consent 10 alter our arrangements In an,
way. Yours truly,
.Tr J G. itutDY Secretary.
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PROFESSOR SnErr, the ortician, is now
ut Lash's iewelry store, corner Main and
Eleventh streets, and will remain until
Saturday evening. The glasses no ad.
justs give excellent satisfaction. Those
needing glasses o. Esing glasses not
suited to thelt eyes will do we'll to con.
suit him, and have their eyes leated ios
g!as5ea without charge.
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Anew Beneilciul Society.

The certificate OF incorporation oil the
St. Alphonsus WGisen Verein was filed
with CLERK Hook yesterday. The ipcor-
porators arc Angus: Gehring, Frederick
Nolte, Frank a. Woeher, ST., Valentine
Bellingcr aud Aiich;et Kirohner, The
noting the physical and moral education
OF those orphans whose parents were
members Of the St. Alphonsus Catholic
congregation.
Last evening benefit entertainment
was given in the church parlors Nv the
ladies Of the congregation, tho proceeds
to 60 to the new society. ..5'
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RlTClllE DISTRICT.
Rally for Protection Ia that End OF Town
This Evening.

A TALLY Tor Protection Ia tEnt End OF Town
This Evening.
Tonight an interesting and important
meeting will be held under the auspices
of the Central Republican Club in
Ritckie district. George i. Caldwell,
Augustus Pollack, William Curtis and S,
L. Brice will address the meeting. Mr.,
Pollock will deliver his address in Ger.
man, and all the speakers will do their
best to entertain the large audience
which is sure to assemble. The meeting
will be held in Knoke's hall, and ar.
rangements are being made for splen.
did affair>
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Lemon Hot Drops.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and cstarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhage and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops,
An elegant and reliable preparation.
25 cents, at druggists. Prepared only
by Or. Il. Motley, Atlanta, Ga. Thas
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IF y0u cannot see and need spectacles
you sh0uid Gull On us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
tlian any other Upticiuu In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
landed. JACOB ". GRU6B,
Jewelcr and 0pticiau,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Streets,
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PERMANENTLY CgREp.-f wa troubled
for years with Blood Poison in its very
worst form. was treated by the very
best physicians Of Louisville, KY, and
Evansville, Ind, but they failed 10
benefit me in any way. i lew bottles
OF Swiit's Specific Is. s. 81 cured me
sound and well. This was over -FOUR
years ago, and there has been no return
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NIoltleu.lsruknia,,n.

Mr.. Theodore Modem, OF Monroe
county, Ohio, and Miss Mary Brak.
manp, OF the South Side, we're married
at the brides home yesterday evening.
a very pleasant evening was spent by
the guests after the ceremony. The
happy couple leave to-day for their new
home in Monroe county, Ohio.
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Joseph Worls, twenty.two.year.old
son Of Benjamin Worls, OF West Wheel,
ing, was ground to pieces by the night
freight train on the G. & p. railroad O
little after midnight yesterday morning.
WORKS had been out with n party Of
young men and had sat down on the
track to take rest, few yards from his
homa