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WILL POSITIVELY CURE SICK HEADACHE and
prevent its return. This is not talk, but truth.
Carriers Little Liver Pills. One Pill dose. Try
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THE ARTHUR R. BRIGGS CO.,

Real Estate Agents and General Auetioneers
314 California St, bet. SansOme and Battery.
THURSDAY.
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Now Use Platt's Chlorides
The household disinfeetant.
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THE ELEGANT URNITURE

Thurs day................. II, 1890,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, at private residence,
1905 Pine Street. Bet Taylor and Jones,
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The coast guard on the Isle Of Wight now use
the bicycle to 60 from station to station.
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A match for purse of $50 took place be-
tween J. Roche and w. Griffin. Each shot
at ten birds. Roche 'pInked' eight to
Griffin's seven and won the money.
Ii. NJ. Johnson, the well-known sprinter,
is said to be lying in most dangerous con-
dition from typhoid fever in Grass Valley
and his death is expected at any moment.
He went up there recently to arrange
foot-race and was taken sick shortly after
hic
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1t has been decided that Cole and Haber-
ley shall wrestle for the first and second
medals offered at the last Olympic Club
tournament for the heavyweight class
some time between the 1st and 10th of
August The medals won at the tourna-
ments will also be then presented to the
winners.
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after a limo. sharp paius, S;icElug ike n
knife. would take ne 10 the region OF the heart
sometimes SO severe as to almost take my breath
away. had constant pains through the head,
over the eyes, on top and IN the back OF the
head, that At times almost drove nc iraitlc.
~ lost steadily In flesh. Ny sleep d!dn seem
to do me any good. would get up In tho morn.
lug, feeling Rs tired Rs when went TO bed. Ny
appetite fniled, Night sweats came on and
weakened me terribly. ! had fererish spells,
followed by cold, chilly feeling, which made
me unfit for business. Whatever would take
there. would have feeling Of discomfort and
nausea after eating. would SIT down to the
table with hearty appetite and would only
"a tried everything and everybody but grew
steadily worse. Ny head aud throat became al.
most unbearAblc. Tho pains In my chest and
night swcnts increased, AT last read in the
had been treated an.l cured By D1s. Copeland &
Bell. went 10 sec them myself and found theit
charges very reasonable and within my means,
though am not rich man. Although they
did not promise much. ! felt that they could
help me. I.
"rhcy did indeed. Improved steadily from,
tho start under their treatment. Ny head and
nca.ed. | gained In weight, can cat n good
meal now and feel well afterwards. | feel well
and strong now-quite like another man.
ut WAS not by my means temporary I'm.
provcment. continued 10 get stronger and
better until the last trace Of my trouble passed
away. | an Il well and hearty man, and feel
grateful 10 DIS. Copeland & Bell Tor iny CON.
plete and entire recovery"
Mr.. John MARSHALL. who makes this statement,
lives. Ms stated, at No. y Iwenty.second street.
Wheeling. and his statement can be easily ye1i.
fed. 1r
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with LOCAL CASES.
Tho Series is Conllnued...The Great
Work Of Drs. Copeland 4 Bell
Still Co.'s on...Ths Chain
LenGthhons.
Fashioned link by Link-Eacl'
Week Marking Its Extcnsi0n..livl.
Lcncc OF Mr.. John Marshall.

In continuing tho series OF chapters
relating personal experiences, place rs
given to the following, furnished by n
gentleman well known in Wheeling as Il
contractor and builder. I'll.
MIR. John Marshall has lived for some
timo ut q Twenty.becond street, Wheel.
Ing. 1.5'
"Just nut Il down and describe II Ms J give II
10 you, said Mr.. Mnr'hall. Through II Is past
now, there Is not anything that have forgot.
ten about It. Men don't forget snch things. IL
was my head that lrAt began 70 trouble mo
about eight years ago." lio continued. MY
n0strIs would clog up. l!rst one Nae and theli
the other. sometimes they would DO sore ana
sentative on the inside. For time " was 10
bad that ! could not breathe through myhoSe at
ali--would have to sleep with my mouth open.
There was n continuous aischnfEe, WIN h4eh
constant dropping of mucous from my head
back into my throat M to almost kttnnglo Inc NJ
times. l was always hawking and fuising TO
| clear II, was never free from sore thfoht. u
was usually so raw aud inilamCd that | could
hardly swallow ut all. or with great difficulty.
would catch cold without any. apparent cause.
| A continual hacking cough set In, which, try us
would | could not get lid of. .'
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Dir. Oun,'s Work In ;p,unsylv,,,,

~''''S " o'A 4 GHubylSuQtu,
The Republican newspapers in Penn.
sylvania are trying to make the best OIL
the recent State convention, but theirs
IS rather gruesome task. They can
say truthfully that Mr.. Delamater, the
nominee for Governor, is An intelligent
man who has made his way in the world
and stands well with his neighbors; thai
he was tho actual preference OF many
constituencies; that if elected he will
make creditable Governor.
This is a great deal to be able to say,
but to what is said it should be possible
to add with equal truth that the nomi.
nee OF the convention was chosen by the
convention. It is because It is notorious
that the nominee was chosen by Mr..
Quay that there'is something near akin
to revol. in the ranks. II the conycn-
ton had been left to itself another than
MIR. Delamater would have been chosen,
Mr.. Quay showed himself stronger than
the party ind its convention. @
The conspicuous triumph OF the man
was the equally conspicuous humiliation
OF the party. tits not strange that think.
ing Pennsylvania Republicans are dis.
turbed by this performance. twill not
be altogether amazing If the splendid
Republican majority in Pennsylvania
shall suffer some disturbance from the
same cause. This is freedom. loving
avn -- y T.. ri
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and Presidential electors in all the
States and to intimidate, obstruct and
harass by political prosecutions In un.
friendly hands the adverse maiorities In
the cities Of tho NORTH
II these Democratic Congressman
know what they arc talking about tho
rest Of tho Democratic critics arc clearly
wrong, and, however partisan the bill
may be said 10 be, II cannot truthiully
be said to be sectional. A measure Is
not necessarily bad because 1t Is parti.
san; that Is to say, because it draws sub.
s.antiallytho whole OF It's support from
ono party and nearly all Of the opposi.
ton comes from another party.
The election bill is tho effort Of the
Republican party 10 secure TO tho voters
in every State FREQ ballot and fair
count in national elections. II this be
not tho clear duty OF Congress under the
Constitution Congress has no duty worth
performing.
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~ Buy the Best Stock
w on Sale in Virginia.
The Grottoes Company

owns $4,000 acres OF the best Iron and Tim
Der lands. aud 5000 acres OF unsurpassed
City tito lands, or 80, 100 acres, MI lii one
tain Caves, the noted Grottoes Hotel, large
Electric Light plant, two good Water Powers,
twenty-five Brick aud Frninc Houses, thou.
sand aes Of native forests In parks elc.. etc. 1t
value sloO) at $50 per share, with privilege
OF buying: by allotment, a business, residence,
or villa lot, at nominal prices and on long
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.f.f.- 1907 =. ~. q.
Tho National Election Eli,

Democratic authorities are not agreed
as to the object OF the bill to regulate
national elections. For the most part
they denounce it as measure to hand
over elections in the South to rough
riders who are to manipulate tho bust.
ness in the interest Of tho Republican
party. 1rl ~
This, however, is not the view Of cor.
tain members Of congress- from States
north Of the Potomac and Ohio rivers,
who are out in a protest in which they
declare that the bill "is intended prima.
1ily to control the election for Congress-
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Giving the Prcks Its Due,

Nelo T0rE Tribune. --------- y
tits gratifying to hear from so high an
authority as justice Of the United
States Supreme Court such words in
commentator OF the newspaper press
as Associate Justice Harlan uttered in
Madison, Wis. He declared that the
country largely owes its protection from
corruption and jobbery to the vigilance
Of the newspapers. That is in no sense
an exaggeration the significant thing is
that it comes from source that gives it
uncommon weight. Justice Harlan's
utterance is a fitting rebuko 10 the
croakcrs who insist that the press is
venal, mercenary, hypocritical and, in
general, about as bad as bad can be.
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HnYtH This

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
~. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known f.
!. Cheney Tor the last 10 years, and be-
!leve him perfectly honorable in all bus.
mess transactions, and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
West 4 TRUAx Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
WALDlSa, KlNSAN 4 MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces OF the system. Tes.
cent free. Price 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. DAw
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ACCORDING to the Democratic idea o.
a republican form OF government State
may do what it pleases; the United
States may do nothing worth the while
oil great country to do. According tc
the same theory, what n State does, par.
ticularly il it be a cotton State, is neces.
sarily right; what the United States
does, necessarily wrong. This comes
from regarding the State as the country
and the United States rs m annex more
for ornament than use. -
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IT IS duel between Pattison and
Wallace for the Democratic nomination
for Governor Of Pennsylvania. Wallace
should be nominated, because Pattison
would make 4 better run. Under the
circumstances the Republican nominee
could have moro fun with Wallace.
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II .hV""t % 1RHsuH Ut 1stHIErNtG,
The voyager cannot Ibe provided with safer
remedy aud protective medicine than Hostel.
tcr's Stomach B!tters. Abundant testimony ex.
LIST 10 prove that 1t nullles hurtiul climatic In.
iluences and tho effects Of exposure, that It
recsncilcs the stomach 10 uusccustomed food.
md prevents Injurious results from impure
water. Mariners, tourists, emigrants aud miners
have all contributed their quota OF testimony
In Its behalf. and Its protective influence has
been most etFectually demonstrated In regions
aud Under conditions where. II no. really effect.
I've, that fact would long since have been ex-
aud preventive properties been more con.
sspicuoisly shown Than III cases OF mnlarial
levers. maladies for which 1t Is the most popular
specific IN existence. both hero and iii The
tropics, where IT'S reputation Is scarcely second
moreover, most agreeable appetizer and ncr.
vine. s'4 -l-sIsEH 80. - =
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Tho Campaign OF 1880 In West Virginia.
This year West Virginia elects Con.
greasmen, Judge OF the Supreme Court
Of Appeals, half OF the State Senate and
a House OF Delegates. The next Legis.
lature will redistrict the State under the
new census. The Senators elected will
hold over to take d hand in the election
OF United States Senator to succeed
Mr.. Faulkner. Both parties appreciate
the importance of the campaign. With
the Democracy it is last struggle to hold
on. That party has called State con.
vention.
For come reason tho impression has
gone abroad that because there is but
one State nomination to DO made the
Republican party will hold no State
convention this year. The ISrELLlGES.
GER has not thought it necessary to poll
the State Committee on the subject, for
it is as certain as anything can DO that
the COMMITTEE will call q convention,
It will not take the responsibility OF
saying who, Of all the good men in the
party, shall have the honor OF heading
the Republican ticket this year, when n
nomination should be but one remove
from an election. Besides the nonina-
ton to be made, the party has other
uses for convention.
a campaign is to BIO mapped out, and
there can be no better beginning than
for the active men Of the party to meet,
compare notes, exchange ideas and 20
back to the people who sent them with
we'll defined idea Of what is to be done
and how go about it. West Virginia
Republicans will have convention this
year. 1t will be good convention, and
the party will profit by it.
West Virginia Republicans have IN
idea that the State is to be theirs this
year. They don't mind saying so right
out in meeting, for the days of Republi.
can still-hunts in this Mountain State
are happily gone, bad luck to them.
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TIE foreign editor Of the New York
Herald has been sharpening his lead
pencil, with this result:
1.-THE expenditures for pensions for
the year ending on the Both OF this
month will be, rs now officially stated,
Slo9,S57 ,534. Last year We paid $751;.
G24,7S0 II. Tho year before that We
paid SS0,9SS,50S II. The cost Of the q er.
man army, it may be interesting to note,
is for this year estimated at SOL $50, 203.
Besides ourpensions our army costs $780,.
100000" !,
Well, Mr.. Herald, and what Of it?
Did tho German army ever save the
Union OF these States? g.,
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IT may have been noticed that Speak.
er Reed keeps remarkably cool through
this hot weather. His backbone, also,
does not melt, and whatsoever his hand
iindeth to do he does with IA cheerful dis.
regard OF Democratic clamor which
draws him very close to the great Re-
publican heart. 1t is a good thing for q
man to have talent for his business,
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ENGLISH capitalists arc in distress be.
cause Americans are about to develop
the coal deposits OF Inda and may take
in the cream OF tho petroleum fields Of
thatcountry. 1sn'tturn.about fair play
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The New York Commercial Bulletin
finds in the tariff ''the chief
cause OF agricultural depression" in the
United States. That is very nice. Now,
for another easy one. What is the chief
cause OF agricultural depression in Great
Britain, where the barometer has fallen
very low and where there is no protec.
tive tariff to depress?
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TIE Normal School Regents have
opened this years political campaign
early. Theirappointment Of 4 Principal
for the Fairmont school was a clear case
OF politics and good deal OF it. 1t is a
pity that they won't let the schools
alone, but in their desperation they
won't.
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MAJOR A. G. MooRE, Of Clarksburg,
deserves tho recognition the Admins.
tration has given him. He will be
missed at home, and the diplomatic cir.
Gle Mt the Siamesc capital will DO the
gamer.
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Fon two.cent stamp the American
Protective Tariff Lcage, New York, will
mail to any address pamphlet copy Of
Mr.. Dlaine's great reply to Mr.. Glad.
stone on the tariff question. You don't
often get go good thing for go low a
price.
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Inkc DOWn mo sNoSel Nhu inc llOes
In these days no part OF the old world
Is very far from the anew. When chol'
era appears in spain and takes n firm
grip on the seaboard 1t Is well headed for
tho United States. Once tho plague
lands on tho Atlantic coast Of our own
country 1t may DO expected anywhere
In the land within week. a..,. ,.D
Protection Is 10 DO sought first at the
hands Of the health authorities on the
sea coast, but it will not do to take II
for granted that they will do their full
du.y, or that doing all they can they
will DO able to give TO inland communi-
ties full protection. %.
Every community, great or snall, has
a duty to perform, and it ought to per.
form that duty rs well toward tho hard.
headed man, physician or layman, who
always stands in the way, rs toward
those more enlightened citizens who arc
eager to cooperate with tho authorities
in every effort to promote the public
welfare. f7 aHI.
These hot days lay upon tho authori
ties IN additional obligation to look well
to the cleanliness OF the city, not only tc
the streets and alleys but the out.of.the
way places where filth accumula.cs anG
all sorts OF organic matter goes to decay
Every householder can contribute t.
the public cleanliness and the public
health; and this he should be glad to dc
without compulsion. The plague may
come to clean city; il it DO trayelin,
that way it will scarcely pass by q filth!
city.
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STANTON
III 1901 Market Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Walter II. Rineha.t, Guardian of James
Muiey aud Others vs.. Ann MutIey and Others,
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
by virtue OF decree OF said caurt made In the
above entitled cause on the I'D day OF April A.
D., 1890. tho Undersigned appointed special
Commissioner for the purpose. will Sell at pub
lic Auction at the iron: door OF the Court House
OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST ., 1890,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock n. M, certain real cs.
tate, being the following described properly SIT
uated In the city OF Wheeling, county OF Ohio and
state Of West Virginia. tha. is to Say: Lot nun.
bered fifteen 5), fronting thirty.two (3l) fret on
Water street, In EOif ana Chapllne's addition TO
said city, also tixty (G0 feet square oil the south
end OF lot numbered one hundred und ninety.
seven tl9l) OH the corner OF Sixteenth ana
Woods streets In said city. Ir-F.
TERMS or SALE:-One third OF the purchase
money, ana as much mole as the purchaser may
elect, cash In hand aud the residue In 40 equal
iuSAllneuts, At six and twelve months respect.
lively with interest from the dny offne, the pur.
chaser TO give his notes for tsuch deferred. pay
mtnts p" 18th good personal security and the title
to BE- retained unit! payment in full.
G. L. CRANXER,
Special Commissioner.
TIE above named spccla! commissioner has
given bond with security approved by me, nc
cordiny 10 law, and as required By said Decree
which is hereby certified by me this LIST Guy Of
July, 1870.
Jyi.Tu JNO, ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Tia Dunbar calamity suggests
that mine maps which mlsicad are worac
than none ut nil. Tho law permits too
much looseness In matters OF this sort.
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WHEELING, JULY /, 1890.

WHEELING was glad to entertain tho
Glass-Workcrs and will be pleased to
have them come this way again.
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EOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
TOR AN INVESTMENT.

TOR AN INVESTMENT.
u WE OFFER FOR SALE:
Thirty.fve acre garden farm, on the hill Top
back OF kirswood. Can't you sec speculation
In this?
:. A b,ick residence. o. rooms. natural gGs crates
throughout the house. > acres OF ground. one
store building and town hall ut Elm Grove.
We Ill sell this on easy terms and At !ow price.
a three story brick with store rooms, etc, TO-
gcther-~itll-lhe-b business fixtures, ~h.9-
frame building. 10 rooms on sane lot, JxlN,
cor. !hlrtieth and Chnpilne streets. We oieE
this for ashort time only.
A fine 60 acre farm * miles from the city,
cheap. and much cheaper tlAn You expect
Frame dwelling No. j2S sixtet nth SIftel, and
lot 35xl20, stable on alley. This Is tine p.LrG
OF property and will sell In short time.
les 'EHnt.t e. A. SUIlAkFEE & co.
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Aiding ER-On Monday. June 80, 1890, at $50
o'clock p. m, JOSEPH LEO, son Of Henry and
i Anna Abinger, aged 0 years and 10 months,
Funeral notice heyeter. t,S f-rlH.Ea
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

Monday, June 20, 1880. by
Rev. Father Sullivan. EDWIN T. DuAr and
y g. MARY 4. WALSH. both Of this city, - ! :
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The fair countess--Tho female census
enumerator. M
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GALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
y .lE
MARY Marry = ns S +; ct ct .' cn.nee,y.

Mai5 aiollcy,C CT III.
Byylrtuc OF decree In the above entitled cause,
made by the Clrcuis Court Of Ohio county, on
the 18th day Of Juac, 1890, we shall. Ms COM
missioners appointed thereby, proceed to sell at
public auction, az the north front door o! the
Court House OF Ohio county Ola
THE 16,h-DAY.OF-JULY,1S i
tho following parcels Of real estate, situate Ia
the city Of Wheeling, and of with John Morrcy
died seized.
The west hnlf OF LOT No. q, In ". ". shriver's
addition to slid city; on this half lot Is erected
iarGc two story brick dwelling: part Of the
fractional lot No. In square No. ! lii Churchill
addition No. . 10 suid city: SAID part having Il
front OF 3sfeet, more or less on the west side OF
McColloch street and IS feet, more or less on
the east side OF alley -: on this part OF said
lot are tw frame dwellings; and also LOT No. 3
In Thomas Onens addition TO the town OF La.
Grange, now part of said city.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third, and rs much
more az the purchaser may elect. IN CASH, aud
the residue In Two equal payments In II and q
months from the day OF sale the credit install.
ment' to bear interest from the day OF sale, the
taking from the purchaSer notes
with sooi personal security for the deferred
payments and the title TO be retained until the
further order OF the court.
IT'S RILEY, 6
A. J. CLARKE,
Commissioners
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VHTANTED-G EN- ERAL STATE
w Agent to open Office headquarters In
some principal city, assume exclusive control oil
our business aud appoint local and sub agents
In every city In this STATE: goods we'll known,
staple MS our, Ia universal demand, md ray a
net profit OF 30 to lc0 per cont. Address, with
ricitn,inis, TIE UNION COMPANY, "a broad.
WIy n. Y. "HHH ...r. tam
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Atlantic City ExcursIon
via the B. 4 O., July..3.d. Round trip
$40, good 10 days. NJ. 1ls.'-''
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WE IT, HALLEIsI HUCtIUHCCF. = NJ 7 :
l.John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Or OHIO county, do certify that bond and security
have been given BY the said commissioners as
required by law. f-'0leI0.I'"' : ="
JOHN W. MITCHELL
1yl.TInA .I....r.. CLERK
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New Advertisements.

VSTANTED-A NURSE GIRL AT
w No. 1869 Main street jyls