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Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

INTANTEi,.-TWo oGENTI.EMEN OR
w man and wife, can be acromno-
dated with boarding with pleasant room
front ut No. J91 Market street. n6.2 2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

M NTED.-A DKESSMAkER BY
Hf the week. MRS. a. Z, MAGUIRE,
Third and Monroe streets, G-ott
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

ENoK sALE.-MlLL PROPERTY. SIT
L uatc "a miles y. L. of Avondale,
chester, Co, Pa, four acres OF iund
iiig, stone and frame mill, (burrs and
rolls).l4 feet TALL. Everything in good
repair. This property will be sold II
great sacrifice mud bargain, Possession
Will deed. Address, 4. X. GREEN
hio'oteou kennett square. PA.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

WANrED.-TO SELL. THE STOCK
" ana ixturos of II good meat store.
Good reasons Tor quitting the busin ess.
Address w. >. this office. .m5,3ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Strong Cough osady ~ fsfeusoass
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

lNUR RENT. Two OR TIL e Il
u pleasant rooms toa family without
children at $40 Madison st. m53ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

SELLING OFF-ENTIRE STOCK OF
~ household and grocery store to be
sold private Or by auction on SATUR-
DAY. May 10th, at 10 o'clock, IA. lr., Mt
cor. Front aud NanBurcn SITS m5-Gts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

EoR sALE-oNE SECOND HAND
= springfield Bicycle in good order
Address BICYCLE, this office. m5-2ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

|},;' |R}s,n;'zbhs
| Bhhches
ARA EN1RMc8 That the Blood 1,
svsose. and thar satsys is esdxay.
sIHe to lkrow off the i0s1Hyikix,.
Vofhsag Is 50 beneficial IN assi5fsne
satNys ns .SaUiI5s Specific Is. S. 81
rs a simple vegetable e0xboxaG. Il
a,nsk<ss 10 tie most delicais child, vet
efo,tfs the poison to the sNy7a.S and
fsu'sdfss 1t from the 6looG.
sq& ah
/ contracted a severe case Of blood po;.o,
hat untitled me for business for four wears.
w bottles Of syiit's. speeihs IS. S. s. % cured q
40 J.c' JosEs' i|ls Sity MARSHAL
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases maiIed
- SWIFT SPkciflc Co. Atlanta. Ga.
WTANTED.-FQUR GENT L E MEN
w boarders at NO. al5 West Third
street. m5-4tf
L'oR sALE.-LoT OF sHAFTING.
II pulleys, Electric motor, lathe and
tools, etc. Address Tools, this Office.
TOR SALE -oNENEw TWO HORSE
II cart. second hand market wagon.
"A nnl ii fnlu nj DIlq N n Enn ne =
pike. m5-6td-ltwt
WANTED.-BOY IN MEAT STORE.
w Apply il5 Madison street. n5-ltt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRIMMER
Nv TO go to the country. Apply at No.
oi' . FRANKLIN st., alters p. III. m5-2ts
DOR RENT.-A LARGE CORN
- room, nicely furnished, with board,
Apply No. Il. Eighth street. m5-4ts
WANrED.-TO SELL. THE STOCK
" ana fixtures of good meat store.
Goou reasons Tor quitting the busin ess.
Address w. >. this Office .In5.3ts
EoR SALE.-oNE SECOND HAND
Z Springfield Bicycle in good order.
Address BICYCLE. this office. m5-2ts
JIoa sALE.-io6 WALNUT STREET, 3
~ story brick house in nice order. III
for home or Investment. Apply ut this
office. ln5.6tf
NELLING OFF-ENTIRE STOCK Of
~ household and grocery store to be
sold private or by auction on SATUR-
DAY. May 10th, at 10 o'clock, n. lr., ut
cor. Front aud Buren SITS. m56ts
LNUR RENT. TWO OR TIL Il Z l.
4 pleasant rooms to- family without
children at $40 Madison st. in53ts
OGENTLEMEN OR
wv man and wife. can be acromino-
dated with boarding with pleasant room
front ut No. 597 Market street. n6.2tt
syANTED.-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w general housework at liza West
street. m5.3ts
M ANTEb "A CARRIAGE SMITH |
w togo To the country.
mo.2t BLLLAH & co.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

DOR RENT.-A LARGE CoRNE
- room, nicely furnished, with board.
Apply No. 8 II. Eighth street. m5.4ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

asy WHITE GIRL FOR
w general housework at liza West
street. m53t*
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

w ANTED--A CABBAGE SMITH
w togo to the country.
mo-2t BLLLAH & co.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

L'oR sALE.-LOT OF sHAFTING,
IL pulleys, Electric motor, lathe and
tools, etc. Address Tools, this Office.
m5-2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

"ANTED.-FQUR GENT l. E NJ L N
w boarders at NO. 9lJ West Third
street. m5-4tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27

Mr. Gladstone has spoken, and he has
taken In respect Of MI. Parnell precisely
the ground which It was reasonable to
suppose man OF his high moral charac-
ter would take. In his letter to Mr..
Morley Mr.. Gladstone makes two points
not 10 DO lightly passed over by the
friends OF Ireland.
First, Notwithstanding the splendid
services rendered by Mr. Parnell to his
country, his continuance at the present
moment in the leadership would bel pro-
duclive OF consequences disastrous In
tho highest degree to tho cause OF Ire
land;' second, Mr.. parnell's continu
ancc az leader Of the Irish parliamentary
forces would render Mr.. Gladstone'i
leadership Of the Liberal party "almos
a nullity."
These two reasons why Mr.. Parnel
should step aside 20 to tho root Of thu
matter and are conclusive. Mr.. parnell'.
followers in Parliament declare that hi
must remain rs be is, their leader. Mr.
Parnell has been supposed to be wise
than his followers. Now Is the time TO
him to show his superior wisdom b,
declining 10 stand in the way Of th'
triumph OF the Irish cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
Politics In HI. world,s Far.

Il. Somebody connected with the Worlds
Fair management seems to be looking
for heads 10 hit. Mr.. w. Z. Curtis, q
well known journals. Of Chicago and
Washington, who has given more intel,
ligent attention to Pau.American mat.
tiers than anybody else in this country,
suggested that special effort DO ma6e
! to secure croditsble and typical exhibita
from the L,tin-Amsrican republics. Bs.
fore he submitted tho thought to the
Commission it was endorsed by Dsmo
Gratis OF standing in Congress- and on the
Z Commission. ss i.
n. But the idea got into somt body's head
that Mr.. Blaine was trying to make polit.
'ical capital, and there was trouble. Nj.
Blaine has settled tho matter for The
present by. Withdrawing an offer from
{; the State Department, based on the sug.
Sestion OF Mr.. Curtis, 10 give special
assistance in the effort TO arouse the in,
terest Of tho Southern Republics. In SO
doing Mr.. Blaine remarks that the do.
pariment will await the official requess
OF tho Commissioners Tor any service
they think it can do for tho Columbian
Exposition" W
If the able Democrat who took fright
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27

We have just received the fourth an
nual edition Of the Newspaper Manual O.
Remington Bros., Of Pittsburgh, which
appears in greatly enlarged form ant
is now one OF the most. concise, conye,
nient and reliable works OF its kind.
The contents include complete lists o!
all newspapers in the United States and
Canada, with their days OF issue, politics
aud circuiations and properly classified
lists Of the principal dailies and weeklies
and the best agricultural, religious,
scientific and trade publications and
leading magazines.
To advertisers especially it must prove
invaluable, containing as it does every
particular necessary for the general &c.
scription Of each newspaper, and 40 ar.
ranged as to admit Of the readiest refer.
epce E. XII .-.urt-'e.|e w. 10y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
A TIMELY WARNING.
Tho foted German Physicians Timely
Discovery.
A Sure Care for Coasumrtion.-Will
It be brought to Wheeling?

mo. news OF The time will be more
profoundly interesting to a multitude Of
readers than that which has been pub
iished recently, still further indicating
the hopeful advancements OF DR.. Koch's
experiment in the cure Of tuberculosis"
aditorially says IN exchange. While
the truth OF the article Is not questioned,
would II not DO we'll 10 again sound a
warning note against the earelessness
which 80 often lays the foundation for
the dread destroyer Time and again
have articles appeared In these columns
giving tho experience Of those who
have beedeh tho warning ere 1t wns too
late. The latest TO add to tho already
long list is Mr.. William Loase, who
lives at MARITIME Ferry, Ohio, and Is EN-.
ployed In the Laughlin Mill. In re.
cont interview with him he had the fol.
lowing to say 10 the writer Of his
treatment with Drs Copeland & Bell:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
Internal fssveuua Report.

The abstract OF the report Of Hon.
John ". Natoa, Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue, published this morn.
ing, is remarkable showing, and EN-.
phasizes tho fact, which all along has
baen acknowledged, that Mr.. Mason Is
one OF the most efficient men ever at the
head OF the Bureau.
With IN increase OF nearly twelve mil
lions in collections the cost OF collecting
was reduced last year nearly hundred
thoueand dollars, and it took fewer en-
ployes to accomplish the work. This
speaks well for the business manage
ment OF the service and will commend
Mr.. Mason's administration to the
country. i
The Revenue Bureau is one Of the
departments of the Government in
which business methods prevail under
this bdsinees.like Republican Admins
trntion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
WINTER WISDOM.

kYsRHHPe. .H.#Ia o0i
Don't be afraid OF fresh air, bu. avoid
drauehtS aa.. +ia1lI
poni 80 ont Of doors for ltcond without
extra covering. &c
choose that which IL warm aud yet more or less
open IN texture. .7'NL'l'
Take OF your ovGroat when you enter a
warm place, whether once or private dwelling,
even II your VAL ~ 10 lAat only three minutes.
II you catch cold OF develop cough, yet I'D
oil II At once This Is batter than feeling "blne"
and thinning that pneumonia or consumption
has married you rs victim. 'l..
The best remedy ,oi 4 cough or cold (howCyer
stubborn. or n sudden chill, Is pure whiskey.
a docs Of whiAkey IN water viii Inpart n Rouer'
ous warmth 10 the whole body and keep OF the
diseases Of tho season, w. a.1 z
Don't iortet that only putc whlskay should be
tskcu. nutfy's PHre Mar y hitkey has The
strongest recommendations from the lcalIbI
doctors As to It's efficiency. and from tho most
INV .tandaf ri mr,iicinSi whistev. Tsie M o,hni
from ySur druggist, Ilg'' rIgI al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27

'tuf hponL TIVut 3tafs,t suyS ar Lvaee, !
suffered constantly from ca,HrIh. My head and
nose would bc cogEctl up, atst one side, then
the other. Dull, heavy pains over my eyes all
tho time; constant bdzsttlg Gnd roaring nalses
IN my cars. could feel the matter dropping
back Into my thtoat. which kept mo always
hawking Hnd raising 10 clear II. Sharp pains
like the stab CT q gn!fe wou'd take me In the
chest and region Of the heart, shooting through
under the shoulder blades. Ny appetite failed.
would slt down to the table feeling as IL J
could eat hearty meal, but few lrunthlul
would satisfy Inc md Invariably after eating ]
would have 4 sensation u dt.tress and misery,
aud occasional nausca at the stomach. My
sleep was restless and broken and did me no
good. would gGt up ID the mornlng even
mare tirtd than ~tieu went to bed. This was
about my condition for four years. had
read SO much Of DIS. Copeland 4 Belts seem,
lncly wonderful Succtss In treating cases
very similar 10 my own that decided 10 call on
them. dlabo, and Andlng their charges so very
reasonable. began their treatment at once " y
HAS the result been what you exfcctedr'
"Motr than that, str. began 10 improve
almost from the beginning. My head and nose
bee inc clear; headaches and noises In M csrs
ceased; the pains In my chest russrd awH,; my
appetite returned: cat heartily and feel we'll
after eating: isy sleep Il round and refreshing
now. IN short, oil my symptoms hare ief. me:
leel rs well 10 day us ever did uud shall be
glad to verify this statement to any one."
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entered at tho ros,o llco At Wheeling, ". Va,
NJ Second.clrS matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27

Mrs. Henry Ward Beeches's "Rem.
iniscences" Of her late husband, which
she is now writing, has been purchased
by Tie Ladies Home Journal, of Phiia-
delphia, aud the articles will shortly be-
gin in that periodical. The serie: will
have for its title "Mr. Beecher as
Knew Him." and will cover the entire
period OF bis iiity.seven years OF married
life, from young Beecher's first ac1uaint-
ance with his wife, his college life, their
courtship and marriage, his first public
speech, the frat year Of married life
with an income OF $500, and so all
through the great preachers life until
his later triumphs, his last sickness and
DAYS and his death, 100. -
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Natural GAS Going Up in Pittsburgh.

N'.p N'ps'r ~ 80
b Consumersof natural gas in Pittsburgh
, have the cheerful prospect OF paying
itty cents q thousand cubic feet or doing
without the ideal fuel. It is generally
admitted by the companies that the
price will be higher. Some Of them
hazard no prediction as to the limit ii
will reach. Fifty cents thousand is
named by tho Philadelphia Company.
There is some consolation in the &C.
companying suggestion that through
fuel.saving contrivances the actual cost
= OF heating house may DO kept down to
the present level, possibly may be
brought lower.
Wheeling consumers who have pro.
vided Themselves with gas-saving appli.
ances testify to n decided saving, for the
best Of the devices estimated to be
enough to pay for the savers in single
winter.
It was carly foreseen that it would be
necessary TO end better way to use
natural gus than in the big open CRATES
which send up tho chimney much
larger percentage Of heat than they
throw out.
The waste OF this method is enormous,
as can easily DO appreciated by a com.
parison between the consumption OF an
open CRATE and the consumption Of a
gas.saving heater placed in front Of the
CRATE.
At fifteen cents thousand cubic leet,
tho price in Wheeling, itpays to use the
best appliance in the market for econc.
MIXING tho consumption.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27

DEMOCRATS will give thanks for the
landslide. Republicans will give thanks
because it was NOT worse and more Of It.
So We shall to-day behold The reassur.
ing spectacle Of Democrats aud Repubii.
cans, perhaps Alliance men and Labor
men, cultiyating dyspepsia from the
cams steamirg turkey. What glorious
Nation we ars, anyhow!
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Two WEIRD STORIES.
Some Grewsomc Recoileetions OF nh OF,
Nav EnrfnnL Yuulnn.

Some Grewsomo Necolleettons OF MI Old
New Enctant Woman.
Even in New England curious and in
terestiny material may DO found among
old people descended from tho Englisb
colonial settlers. About five yeass ago
an old lady told me that 6ily-llve years
before our conversation the heart Of q
man was burned on Woodstock green,
VI. Tho msu had died OF consumption
months before and his body buried In
the ground.
a brother OF the deceased fell i'll 500,
after, and in a short time it appeared
that he too had consumption; when
this became known, the family deter.
mined at once to disinter the body OIL
the dead man and examine his heart
They did so, found the heart undecayed
and containing liquid blood.
Then they reinterred the body, took
the heart to the middle of Woodstock
green, where they kindled fire unde,
an iron pot, in which they placed the
heart and burned it to ashes. The old
lady who told me thip was living in
Woodstock at the time, aud sud she
saw the disintermont and the burning
with her own eyes.
The same old lady said that her uncle,
a physician OF good standing and repu!e,
was present, with other physicians, at
the opening OF grave in the town oil
Malone, N. Y. The reason Of the open.
ing was as follows: A "hone auger"
had been observed making its way
through one Of tho grave mounds in the
church yard, increaslng it's heighth day
after day. At length it was determined
to dig down and trace the auger 10 its
origin. They dug through the earth to
the coffin below; the auger had bored
it's way through the coffin lid. The lid
was removed, and the people found that
the "bone augcr" was growing out Of the
heart Of man buried some time before.
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lhI.nOnnninr lila E1as9

The festive red skin seems to DO get
ting through his head some idea OF the
power OF the Government OF the United
States. II he has actually reached the
conclusion TINT no matter how hard he
fights and how many whites he kills he
will in the end be wiped out, we are at
the bsg;nningof a permanent peace with
the Indians. 1t will not, however, do to
take too much for granted. The Indian
is ely fox, given to foxy tricks.
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had not thought TINT Mr.. Blaine may be

had not thought TINT Mr.. Blaine may be
the Republican nominee Tor the Presl.
dency, with a pretty good chance Of
election, does anybody suppose there
would have been any objection to all
The service the State Department may
DO able to render in behalf Of the Fair 7
Tho first thing the Democratic mar
plots know they will have on theil
hands Democratic Worlds Fair, and
thing OF that sort would run against
some snags. ,.} rt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,

t'xlai ieet North Front street, west side. 81 $50
soSl,'s ices, North Fronts west side. 200
soxtO feet, South York street, west sidc,.. COO
Coxleo ieet, South Lin street, west sldc-.. 900
SVxlo9 feet, south Elm street, west side... $50
Sexloo lees,i South Penn street, east side... 900
2axl1! ieet, North Wabash ST., cast side.... SIS
s9xi2 20 feet, South Huron street. cast sfdo an
a axSvl ieet, cor. Huron 4 how Jersey Bts,,, coo
SgSi20 ieet, Fourteenth street. north side, 400
S a0a ieet Fourteenth street. north side, $40
bn3Ssu ieet Caldwcll's t0
0e&ioo iect, Wilson street, sixth wnr.... :. 200
, 9S1eo iect McGolloch street, Eighth ward COO
,fSoTS ieet, NATIONAL ROAD ."..............,.. 100
iov1a.O ieet, Pleasant Valley.... SO
* ;ot'hhd improved property In Martins Eerry,O.
~ acres nerr Elm Grove. 100
~ scses two miles west Of Bridgeport, T.. $50
acres near Lorain, no
y heses adjoining st. Clat1syille, U......, 7,5N
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NIFTY YEAR SIX PER CENT
REAL ESTATE.
e or Sale.

For Sale.
No 1858 Mccolloch street, 81 500.
y No. 10o5 Ict:oIfoch street. t'2a
No. 1O25 McColloch street.
No. 1920 McColloch street.
No, aGC0 Market street, $3.50.
IN acres OF land, slxroomed house, stable,
2oo !rses ca9!ee fruit. one.half milo west oil
EcHdence ono mile west Of Bridgeport, Ohio.
Eight ROOMS OF stable. Ground GlO oil IN acre.
= acres q! q Land on shos. Creek.
No. 90 Ohio street, O., 100. - .....
No. 1S9 South Penn street, $4,000,
Lots on South Penn street.
Iols on South Front Gtrcet.
Lots on North Front street.
No. 157 Fourteenth street, $1,000,
No. 222i ChapllEe street. go d.
No. 1854 CEnp!inc street, $500,
No. 22i9 Main street, 5000.
Lot No. g Water street, $500.
No. 1895 Chapline Etreet. $1,000.
sDloeS OF ten houses. Annual rent 81 AGO. Price
sl2,ooc. y, :. "a - '''' ''N'
No. 100 Twelfth street, s2,400.
LOIS on Wetzel street, $500. gfss..
Lots on Warren street $500,
No. "a o Eotf street, $1,000. = i.5
No. No. u aud s6 Twcnty'kl1th street, sl,6s0.
Nos: q and Go Twenty third Atreet, s0CO
NO. 2}li E0tfstseet, $500, $50 -
No. 3iO kotf street, $3.50. lsat
4 No. &Gl2 Chapline street. s., 400,
No. 3aSl Woods Htrect, $1,000,
II NO, 1888 Woods street, $3.50. W..
M1anuiacturing site with Factory Building.
aeys heirs addition. : I. '''.''
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
No. ZOOS Main street, q, 900.
no. s'2o MAin street. Ground 4 full lot, $500.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, u. 8. CLAIM, Attorney. 1912
Mafset street. have long cxpcrclce in
prosecution OF pension claims. Soldiers. theIr
d W,do"s and minor heirs will find it 10 theft
sGrsansage TO employ an attorney at home III
: presctehcc 70 one IL Washington, D. @, n ocsO
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How much We have give thanks for
The best country in the world.
The beat homes for the masses, who
make country.
The best chance to get ahead in tho
world and to get ahead Of the rest Of the
world.
Take 10 heart these superlative bless.
ings and thank God that your lot is cast
in the United States OF America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27

TIE handsome new school house on
tho Island was opened yesterday with
appropriate aud unusually interesting
ceremonies. The public schools are tho
glory and hopo OF the Nation. @
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Legal NOTICES.


A TRULES held IN THE CLERKS
"A Office Of the Circuit Court for the county
Of Olio: on MoIday. the 3rd day Of November
Bank Of the Ohio Valley against Frederick ].
Norton, Mrs. Diana g. Norton, Jennie v. Keeper,
exchange Bank OF Wheeling, and J. J. Jones III
their own right and Frederick J. Norton, I'd.
ward >. Norton. Seneca Il. Norton and Joseph
Campbell as executors Of Z. NJ. Nortoa, de.
ceased. :.
The object Of this suit is to recover OF the dc
PENDANTS, Frederick J. Norton aud Mrs. Diana
.. Norton, the sum Of three thousand and
twenty.s!x dollars AID twenty nine cents 49,
o:6 ~ with lawful Interest thereon from the
Slst day OF Nay. 1855. until pnid, for h debt
due from said frederick J.. Norton and Mrs.
made aud signed by sdd frederick !. Norton,
and payable TO said Lima G. Norton, aud by her
endorsed and delivered to the plaIUtin.
further OBJECT 0! sud suit Is to sup,cct the III.
bonds, notes and stocks In the possession OF
exchange Bank OF Wheeling, or j. ]. Jones' 10
pay ment OF said plaintiffs claim. A still fur.
tser object Is 70 procure Il dtSision OF sixty
shares Of Little Miami Railway Company stock,
certificate Tor hitch Is now In possession OF
said Exchange Bank Of Wheeling, or ~. Jones,
and In which Dlnna g. Norton and Jennie V,
hecpet are Jointly and equally Interested, and
ahiohvlt having been made that the said de.
icpdants. Frederick J. Norton, Diana C. Norton
aud Jennie V. Keeper, " no nc and in iheirown
right, and frederick J. Norton, Edward 5. Nor.
ton, Seneca II. Norton aud Josoph Campbell,
who arc sued as the executors OF +. N. norton,
deceased, are non'rcsiden!s OF this state, the
said non resident defendants G,e required 10
appear within one month after the date Of the
first publication OF this order III tho Clerks
office Of our taid Court at rules to be holden
their interest. 49, = -. ;. 80
And II Is ordered that copy o! this order be
forthwith published once week for four sue.
cessiye weeks in the Mheeling Daily Inteligen.
Ger, newspaper, printed end published In the
county OF Ohio, West VIRGINIA. and DC rosted
a the front door OF tho Court House Of said
Ohio county, at least twenty days before q de.
cree Is rendered therein. :, 81 = 80
WITNESS: John " Mitchell, Clerk OF tho
Circuit Court oil Ohio County, at the Cour.
House o. saia county, this s.d day Of Noyember,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
published first time November 6, ls9J.
=, ArT@T; JOHN ". MlTCHELL, Clerk.
W. II. HEAgSE, n I-sssf7,-s0, : 80
f'. ~ At OFuCy for Plaintiff ENVGt, nor rh
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Office, 2l5 Summit street.

Dr.: Publ is one Of the physicians on.
gagged in the Koch experiments. Should
be succeed the other doctors will be less
has.y, in future, in calling each othor
Piuhla. sr.3gs,s h ~ llI.1GT,i ~.
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