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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

SECOND PAGE
Real Estate Tor Sale-Rinehart y Iatum-
Rattle at Scihert's Garden
For second Hand Buggy.
Propert, That Wall Pay Co Huy NoN-G- o.
smith.
Religious Notice Fourth street NJ Z. church
Wautrd-rw Two DINING Room Giri,
For Rent Picnic Wagon.
Twenty Five Dollar, Rcwart-Eugrne H.
lrifers.
Mineral Waters-R. a. List
List 90 Letters.
FOURTH PAGE
p.,,. r.- ,h.. F,u-fh-C H. uiugcr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28

Buy Ohio Valley Coffee and save the
picture of the bridge.
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BLACK and Russet and oxford Tics. for
ladies and children, from 75c up, at
SroNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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SIN EIGHTY-NINE
VIII buy IA $1,000 Suit at GUTMAN's. See
window Display.
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Closing out summer Millinery very cheap
At MARSDEN l.. COLVIG'S.
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As the vote stood at first, before
changes weremade, Mr.. Farrell had about
600 votes and Mr. Simpson 1000. Mr..
Simpson having received the majority
of the votes cast. was declared the nom
inee Of the Convention, and on motion
OF Mr.. Harrell, the nomination was made
unanimous.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment in this issue of the Ohio valley
Prohibition Assembly TO be held AT
Moundsville from July 4th to l4th.
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Bargains in Ladies' Hats at MARsDEN
L. COLyIG'S.
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ONO Valley Coffee equals Building
Association in saving you money.
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THE Wheeling Bakery has the finest
baking of Vienna Bread to-day ever
seen in the city.
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WARN Rolls, for dinner, at the
Bakery every day.
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CALLat the new Drug Store, corner
Sixth and Main. VI. w. Heinrich, Propr
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SIN EIGHTY-NINE
VIII buy $1,000 Suit at GUTMAN'S' see
Window Display.
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1tr,u ASprrtis rntrnta.


\ meeting Of the Clerks Union will be held
Sunday morning at 10 o'cl sex. at Trades Assem-
bly, Hall All members are requested to be pres
ent, and all other clerks interested in the early
closing movement are invited. je9sq
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EVERYBODY should buy a loaf OF that
elegant Vienna Bread at the Wheeiihs
Bakery to-day.
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SUBSCRIBE for Stock this evening IN
the new Building Association. Room
No. 4, Crangle's Block, 1918 Marker
street.
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SIN EIGHTY-NINE
Window Display
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BARGAINS EVER OFFERED


Boots and Shoes ON Cheap counter
ladies, Fine Kid s1.75 Shoes reduced
to csc. Mar 90 M
Shoe. Cincinnati style, at Sl.4I: ~
Ladies' Genuine French hid Sf''o
Shoe closing out at 500.
Ladies Carpet Slippers at PIC.
Infants Fine Kid Shoes at 2fc.
Misses Fine Morocco Shoes at s'c'
Mems Fine Calf Tap Sole Boots, every
pair warranted, at sl.9s. .oo
Mems Veal Calf Balls Shoes at sl.Oo'
Rov,s Veal Calf Balls Shoes at ssc.
Ladies' Fine Kid oxford Ties IRON o'c
up at HAsENAURE' SHOE HOUSE
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Buy the Vienna Bread at the Wheel
ing Bakery.
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win buy $1,000 Suit ut GUTMAN'S' See
window Display.
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STONE& THOMAS.
alr,u ANpertisen1rnts.

WANAMAKER X BROWN
We .rc are getting the trade on merit of great
variety ~ samples. More than an Wheeling
combined Good goods. good tt- and saving
of .g{ pep cent tu the consumer which pays
lctt-r than columns Of false advertising.
J.W. FERREL, Agent,
Arion Hall Building. cor Main and Twentieth
Streets issi
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TuE following druggists outside Of WI heel
ing are agents for Chamberlain'S oeleora-
ted remedies; A. II. Burley, Cameron; j.
M Tetrick. Warrington: T.. b. Carney,
Fairmont; Grant 4 jackson. Grafton, l..
T. Wells, Clarksburg; X T. Richardson,
New Nartinsvlle.
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DRINK Ohio Valley Coffee and yOu will
grow fat.
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A GREAT TICKET
NOMINATED AT YESTERDAYS DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
Sens.lral Conisrses Selected, and New County
Executive Committee Chosen-Ths Pro-
ceedngs in Detail.
The Ticket.

COUNTY CLERK-GEo HOOK.
CIRCUIT CLERK-JoHN ". MITCHELL.
. HOUSE OF DELEGATES-Hon. \. d. CAR
DIN. Col RoBEET WHITE, Hon. JoHN CoRooHAN'
and Hon ROBERT SIMPSON
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EXCURSIONS TO THE NORTHWEST.

Reduced Rates via the Pennsylvania Lines
to 81. Paul, MINI.
For the National Educational Associa,,
tion meeting. Tickets at one fare for round
trip will be sold July LIST TO 9TH, good re-
turning until July 18th inclusive, or by
special arrangement in St. Paul return
limit can be extended 10 September 3Oth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-24
THE NEW MARKET HOUSE.
Three Plans Submitted to the Council
Committee Last Night.

The Council Committee on Markets met
last night and opened and examined the
plans for the new market house, in the
Fifth ward, submitted in reponse to the
advertisements of the Committee for Il
building, to cost not exceeding S6,50O, and
to occupy the paved space south of the
present markethouse. Three plans were
submitted, one by T. b. Franzheim, one by
Joseph Fernier and one by NJ. f.. Giesey.
Mr.. Frapzheims building covered ground
area of 41x264.6, while the roof had an ex=
IRENE width of TO feet, covering the side
walk on either side, and besides affOrding
some protection to wagons. The building
was rs feet high TO the caves and 80 feet 10
the comb Of the roof while in the centre
was small tower, rising 80 feet above the
pavement. The elevation of the building
showed a central archway, which could be
utilized as a driveway, if desired, fianked
on either side by seven arches of brick,
! forming rs many stalls
Mr.. Fernier's plan called for building
the same length as Mr.. Franzheim's. and
81 feet wide over all, being ~ feet high.
The plan was a handsome one.
Mr.. Giesey's was of the same length as
the others. and - feet over all, the eleva-
ton showing a handsome building, well
adapted TO the purposes for which it is in
tended
The Committee examined the plans gen
orally, and then adjOurcd until Thursday
afternoon. when the architects will be
asked to meet with the Committee, and eX-
plain their drawings in detail.
Before adjourning the Committee
awarded the contract for whitewashing
the market houses 10 y. Jennings, for So.
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~s~'~----N@~--- -~-y~~~~--~~~~~~~~~--
THE
WHEELING
.|NSTALMENT Co.
1886 to t14O Market ST.

Trade having reached lis higb..,
velocity, and having a trcmcndou, o,.--
plus Of seaSonable goods on hand Ill.,.
gather our resources. We bring togerl.r
the choicest and best goods in our stool
classify and cut-cut and classify until
the aggregate numbers hundreds NJ ,b.
newest. best and most improved R.fr.g.
Gators and Ice Chests Refrigerator, ~
renowned excellence and standard Penn.
utation, guaranteed in every particular
RcfrigeratOrs that drew trade this ....
son at $3.50 we've cut to $500. D..
Chests that sold in the height OF fi.
season at $500 will sell during ui.
month at 1913. No such offer has ever
been made in the spring-tide Of the
season. Realizing that the time o. sell
cheaply is when the people want 10 buy
chcaply, and wishing TO relieve tlr
pressure OF our enormous oycr-stocl.
and to cap the climax Of the biggc,,
business done this season in Wheeling.
we've decided to start this special relief
sale right now that'll draw far and near
aud swell our June trade. b. with NJ,
bright and early to-day.
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OTHER PEOPLES TROUBLES.
Findlay People Kick on Being Soaked 10
Natural Gas.

Findlay People Kick on Being Soaked Tor
Natural Gas.
The following news from Findlay shows
that the gas supply over there is shortening
up and the people are getting the worst OF
the deal:
THE Board of Gas Trustees have APP
pointed James G.. Mills, VIM. McKiness
and +. b. Phillips as committee to visit
various cities using natural gas and asccr-
tain the price these municipalities are
charging manufacturers for gas, with a
view of readjusting the rates charged in
Findlay, so that the burden of taxation
may be more equally distributed. Under
the present schedule the private con-
sumers pay % per cent of all the money
taken in by the gas Office, and the manu-
facturs the other per cent, although
the manufacturers consume 20 per cent.
of all the gas furnished by the plant. Not
withstanding this unfair condition two OF
the gas trustees desire 10 increase the rates
on the private consumers $4,000 for the
coming year, and on the manufacturers only
80, 900 on the aggregate. There will be a
big protest from the people should this be
attempted. If the gas trustees must have
more money, the manufacturers, who have
been having free gas for three years, are
the ones to pay for it. The people have
been assisting these men TO get rich long
enough. These manufacturers, as gener-
al proposition, are only soiourners, and in
few instances own property here. There
is great war just in sight on this question. -
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WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.

We don't conline ourselves to Rcfr.,-
orators and lee Chests. Thi, great rc-
lief sale embraces hundreds of Baby
Carriages. in the very latest and most
stylish designs, upholstered iu most
beautiful colorS, with paraSols to match
styles without stint-fancie> uuu-
mcrablc-all at prices desirable. The
best Of these goods have sold right
along here (where low prices Away,
prevaiD for nearly double the figures
we ask during this relief sale. We are
within the confines Of undcniablc fact,
when we say the same goods sell every
day on Main street for double the price,
We ask while this sale lasts. II y0u
want Il desirable. scaSonablc, cheap Car
rage don't overlook this great offer
Remember every one is guaranteed.
Come early and take your choice. Don't
hesitate regarding money. II You have
but small amount you can purchase
just as readily rs If you had pocket ful.
Our instalment plan enable, you 90
furnish outright with very little outlay
Of ready cash. BE among the number
to-day.
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CONTINUED on Fist Page. |
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. GREAT ENTERTAINMENT
To he Given wednesday Evening by the
public School Pupils.

The entertainment to be given on the
evening of the 18th inst, by the puolic
schools. will be unusually fine. me chiei
feature will be the singing by chorus OF
four hundred children from the various Nn
GRADES. under the direction of Miss Boas'
barg and Miss Fanny Brady. This is an
excellent opportunity for the public to
Judge of the work done in this department.
Of J the schools by the teachers, under the
Supervision of Miss Boasberg,. in the past pas,
wear. Among the many attractions on tue
programme are the the Hi HI drill, per
formed by twenty-four little girls in Jap
anese costumes, a pretty performance; "Sir
Rat a novel and amusing dance; the
'Sermon of the Flowers" charmIns
thing by number of little girls dressed 70
represent flowers. The class IN note SHY
show what small children can do IN one
wear. The solos and Rotations, alone,
will be worth the price of admission.
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BASIS oF REPRESENTATIONS.

The basis of representation was then
read. as follows, it being the vote cast Tor
Governor Fleming in 1883:
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Justice Davis Court.

Andrew Marshall was arraigned before
Justice Davis, yesterday, on the charge OF
entering the residence Of jacob Wise, and
taking valuable papers and other articles
therefrom, and was held in 500 for Court
Aftei this had been done, an examination
OF the tin box taken from Mr.. Wise's resi-
dence disclosed two promissory notes, one
for 81 900 and the other for sl,250, the
presence of which had not been previously
known.
William Burdett was arraigned on
warrant sworn out by Annie Reed, charg
ing him with profane language, and was
fined 81 and costs. Joseph Tichnell was
arraigncd on similar warrant, sworn out
BY the same complainant, and was hneo
the same amount
VIM. Stevenson was arraigned on war
rant charging him with taking $50 from
August Sumer, an old soldier. but was hon
orably discharged.
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pru Goods amS Carpets.
CLEARANCE SALE!
CARPETS T. CARPETS !
To-day we Offer Our Entire OF CArpengS at Reduction
Of from II 10 % per cent.

Your Choice of 100 pieces ROXbuly and StnsOn
best Tapestry Brussels at 75c. yard, worth SOC
Your Choice Of 30 pieces Sanford'S double extra
Tapestry Brussels at 65c worth soc.
Your Choice of IS pieces Tapestry Brussels at 55c,
worth zoe.
Your Choice of 10 pieces of Tapestry Brussels at
Your Choice Of 70 rolls All Wool Extra Super
Ingram Carpets at 6Oc a yard worth 75c. everywhere
Your Choice of 30 pieces All Wool Extra Super &C
Carpets at soc, worth 65c.
Your Choice of % rolls All Wool Superine Carpets
at 4Sc worth 6jc
Your Choice of So Rolls Extra Heavy Union Car
pets at 39c., worth SOC.
Your Choice of % rolls of Heavy Union Carpets at
29c yald worth 4Oc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-24
Afternoon Session.

The Convention rc-aSsembled At
O'Clock with a considerably larger attend
ance of spectators in the lobby than were
present at the morning session. The dis
cussion rs TO candidates for the House OF
Delegates had been very warm during the
half hour previous 10 the meeting, the
friends Of the several candidates being
active while those delegates who were dis
cussing whether this or that gentleman
would accept, if nominated, created al
most as much hubbnb as the peo-
pie who were actively in the field. II was
definitely asserted that Robert Pekari
would not accept, and also that Hon. John
Corcoran was not candidate, and the
friends Of theSs two gentlemen seemed in
clined to settle upon NJ. J. Findley as rep
resenting the labor interests Of the county,
although Mr.. p. L. Farrell had many
friends who were active in his behalf.
Charles BrandfasS. Robert Simpson, VIM.
Ellinghan, +. =. Mcneil, Col. Arnett and
Col Robert White were the other candi-
dates whose names were NOSE often heard
before the session opened.
At 2:l2 p m. Chairman White raped for
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WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.

Owing 10 the large demand for these goods
We have purchased large quantity recently
These rood, are selling rapidly. aud at thr
prices We are selling them. quality considered.
ar the cheapest eood- OF DO" Kind eyer shown.
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Spend Your Fourth at Atlantic City,

The announcement that the Baltimore
and Ohio II. Il. Co. have resumed their Sc
lect excursions 10 the most popular of our
seashore resorts will be hailed with delight
by the public, who appreciate the advan-
tages offered in these trips The low rates,
long time limit, and the privilege of their
best train service running on reg
ular schedule, composed of fast express
trains, elegant day coaches, Pullman's best
equipment and Vestibuled Limited Elk
press trains are among the advantages
afforded by the B. & o., and the stop-off at
Washington on the return trip will allow
the sigh,seer an opportunity to take in the
points of interest in and about the Capital
before returning home, and form fitting
termination TO n weeks soiourn at the
shore.
The first of these select excursions is an
nounced for Thursday, July Bird, 1890. We
give below list of stations showing the
time Of trains and round trip rates of fare:
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alr,u advertisements.
CAMP SHIRTS
-FuR-
Hunting and Fishing

Good Striped Domct Camp Shirts, & cents.
Finest Domet Flannel Camp shirts. Plair
Bosom, and Pockets. To- new styles, at 20 cents
Finest Domet Flannel Camp Shirts Pleate'
Bo>oms and Pockets. Ia new styles. at 20 cents
Finest Para Cloth Camp Shirts, Plain oil
Pleatcd Eosoms Yoke, and Pockets, won't fade
or shrink - cents.
Good Melton Cloth Camp Shirts, Dark Colors
80 aud g. cents.
Genuine French Flannel Striped Camp Shirts
- cents.
One hundred styles Imported French Flanne
Camp shirts. made With Nokes Collar Band
aud Pockets. reduced to 500.
Jersey Camp shirts warranted 90 not shrink
~ cent, and SiOO
Good Blue or Colorcd All Wool Flannel Camp
shirts 500 and Sles.
Twenty STYLES very fine French Flannel Camp
shirts. made with Nokes. Collar BANDS and
Pockets, reduced To- S.95.
Finest French Flannel Camp Shirts. silk
>eued. made with lokc, Collar Bands aud
Pockets. sl5O
BOY, Camp shirts, Plain or rleatcd Bosoms,
g, aud "a cents
OAe hundred styles Of Ties for Camp shirts
200 and 20 cents
summer Undcr>hirt, aud Drawers, i5, y, g
aud 90 cents.
Good straw Camp Hat, at $, 10. Il and p cts
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L. S. GooD sells Dry Goods the cheapest
Closing out Summer Millinery very cheap
At MARsDEN l.. C0LNIG'S,
Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by mothers for children teething
for over fifty years with perfect success
1t relieves the'little sufferer at once, pro
duccs natural, quiet sleep by freeing the
child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as button" II is very
pleasant TO taste, soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays pain, relieves wind. regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-24

The Knights of st. George to the number
of twenty-five men, and headed by the
Opera House band Of eighteen pieces, leit
for Columbus, via the B. & o., yesterday,
to take part in the National Conclave OF
the order at that place. The Knights were
in command of Captain Geo. j. Mathison,
and presented very fine appearance as
they marched through the streets to the
depot. The command has been drilling as,
siduously for some weeks past, and showed
their proficiency by their steady marching,
They will make a good record in the
competitive drill to-day and very probably
win one of the prizes. Sixteen men Will
take part in the drill Tom Perkins went
along us commissary, and he was. rugged
out in full regalia, and all the equipments
necessary to take good care OF the boys.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Double Duty Paid.

Surveyor of Customs Faris is engaged IN
investigating and making report upon a
customs case of rather unusual nature;
In March a shipment of 10000 bushels OF
barley was received in bond, from Canada,
having passed through the Buffalo custom
house. and come on to Wheeling with the
seals unbroken. The duty was paid here,
and the grain was received by the firm to
which it was consigned. 1t now appears
that the duty had been also paid at Buifalo'
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panv. The fault is entirely with the Gus
Tom house people at Buffalo.
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RESOLUTIONS of Resnect.

At a special meeting of Local Union No.
! 9, a. +. G.. w. u, held June 81, 1890 the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
in His infinite wisdom to remove from our
midst Brother William Zulauf, whose death
we deplore, but we bow TO Him who know
eth all things best; therefore, be it
Rcsolred, That in the death of Brother
Zulauf we have lost a good officer, trusted
brother, a kind friend and an able work
man of this Local Union.
RcSolred, That herein we convey to the
family of the deceased our sympathy in
their bereavement
Rcsolred That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the family of the deceased.
also placed on the records of this Local
Union and published in the hteiigenccr,
REGISTER and NcWs-Lcttcr and the National
Glass Budget.
ID. w. MORRIS,
JOsEPH KALTENBACH,
h'RED STRAssER,
Committee
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Gu motion of Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Garden was
declared the nominee of the Convention.
Mr.. Simpson here moved that recess
be taken until , p. m.
Mr.. Harrell objected, and was in favor
of rushing the business through.
Messrs. O'Kane and Robertson favored
an adjournment, the latter saying the best
interests Of the party would be Subserved
by delay.
The motion to adjourn then prevailed.
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A BRoKES JAW.

Saturday afternoon little eight-year
old son of Chester Thompson, proprietor OF
the Eighth ward livery stable, went 10 the
stable, and while standing near some
horses which had just been brought in
from the country, one of the animals
kicked the little fellow in the jaw. The
father was not about at the time, and the ex-
tent of the injury has not known until yes
terday, when physician was called in.
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4 RUNAWAY.

One Of the horses OF the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, attached to light
wagon, ran away oyer the creek yesterday
and tore up Market street at lively rate
the wagon bouncing from side to side and
losing a wheel before the bridge was
reached. At Fourteenth street more than
half of the vehicle was left behind and at
the alley man rushed out and seized the
dragging lines, bringing the animal to a
stop The rig was completely demolished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-24

Or. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Ii
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. II
never fails to cure old chronic cases OF
long standing.
Judge Coons, Maysville, Ky, says:
CDR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years of suffering"
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Transfers Left for Record, Yes
tertlaY.


The following transfers Of real estate
was recorded by Clerk Hook yesterday;
Deed made Juno 81, 1890, by Lewis f.
Stifel TO George j. Mathison, for 80 feet
of land on the west side of South Front
street. Consideration, sS25.
Deed made June 10. 1890, by Benz.
Springer and wife TO John Il. Coen, for
seventeen and one-twentieth acres Of land
on Peters run. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made June I, 1890 by Peter kloss
and wife to Dennis O'Keeffe and Geo. X.
f. Gilchrist, for 1854 acres of land on
Little Fishing creek, in Magnolia district,
Wetzel county. Consideration, -.
Deed made April -. 1890, by d. z. Phil
lips, trustee to W. II. Rosenlieb, for lot
No. II, in Zane's orchard addition. Con-
sideration, Sl00.
Deed made June ~. 1890, by W. H.:
Rosenlieb, for lot No. II, in Zane's orchard
addition. Consideration, $50.
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A Spring Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call daily
for the new cure for consumption and sick
headache, discovered by DR.. Silas Lane
while in the Rocky Mountains. 1t is said
to be Oregon grape root "a great remedy
in the far West for those complaints) com
bined with simple herbs, and is made for
use by pouring on boiling water 10 draw
out the strength. 1t sells at ~ cents a
package, and is called Lanes Family
Medicine.