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POST-MORTEM.
The Physicians Declare Positively that
1t was Murder.

The Physicians Declare Positively that
1t was Murder.
Drs. c. B. Nichols and G.. G.. Tyrrell
last evening made post-mortem exam
ination Of the body of Mrs. Fassler. The
result of the examination was that very
extensive fracture of the skull was
found, extending from the front to the
base Of the brain. The judgment of the
physicians is that the fracture was caused
by a blow with some heavy, sharp
weapon, presumably hatchet.
They found also from contusions about
the throat of the woman that she had
been partially strangled.
That she received the wounds in the
head from falling downs stairs the doctors
say is simply absurd. 1t would be inn
possible for such wound to be inflicted
in that way. On the contrary, the blow
was given by a second party, and with a
heavy, sharp weapon, welded with
strength ami precision.
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Serious Runaway.

Some boys were flying a kite on G
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth,
yesterday afternoon, when a lady with
little girl drove by in a buggy. The kite
fell to the ground in front of the horse,
and caused the animal to run away. The
buggy was overturned and the occupants
thrown out. The child, it is said, was
seriously injured. The names of the oc-
cupants Of the buggy could not be learned.
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why Il a.e Plant Was Removed.

Members Of the Improvement Associa-
ton arc w ordering why the proprietor of
the K-stre set shoe factory recently left the
city.
The RE tcoRD-UNIoN is able to tell them
1t was because he could not get Sacra-
mento merchants TO buy his goods in
prefereTl ee to those made in the East and
elsewht re, although he offered as good an
article "a nd as good terms as other manu-
facturef s.
This is the reason the plant was re-
moyefi., The proprietor said he was going
to Sefu tie.
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knights of Honor.

AT a regular meeting of Unity Lodge
No f!,OSS, Knights of Honor, on Monday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Dictator
w. ID. Grove; Vice-Dictator, J. +. Bid
wefl; Assistant Dictator, A. Phelps; Re-
pc rter, l.. G. Shepard; Financial Re-
p orter, T. A. Atwood; Treasurer, L. b.
uEliff; Chaplain, J. S. Orr; Guide, f. w.
Sauze; Guardian, p. Brennan; Sentinel,
w. Woods; Medical Examiner, Charles
Mealand; Trustees-G. o. Bates, j. S.
I, Orr, A. Phelps.
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will secure one of the most beautiful
drives of the h acific Coast for the city of
Sacramento.
All of whic b is most trespectfully sub
mitted."
The stockhe Ilders then elected the fol-
lowing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year: John Il. Carey, j. w. Wilson, j.
B. Wright. 4 "A. Crouch and Silas Carle.
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MEMS WHITE SHIRTS.

There are hundreds Of makers Of White
Shirts in the United States. The best can
be counted on the fingers Of one hand
There is small chance that you have
always been getting the Shirts Of these
f1ve best makers. You can get them here.
Words will not show the fine muslin
and linen in them, or how painstaxinq
the stitches The Shirts must be seen.
Those who come merely to see are
welcome.
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UNBALANCED MINDS.
Three Unfortunates Examined by the
Lunacy Commissioners.
a Man Who is the Only Rival of JOHN
L. Sullivan-Wormy
Brains.

Three persons of unbalanced minds
wereexamined at the Courthouse yester-
day by Drs. G. L. Simmons and G. B.
Nichols, and Superior Judge Catlin.
The first unfortunate to be examined
was Miss Victoria Cash, a comely young
lady who has for years lived on the San
Juan grant with her parents. The young
lady suffers from melancholia, superin-
duced by religious mania. She imagines
that the Almighty has picked her out to
suffer for the sins of the world. 1t is said
that some years ago Miss Cash was en-
gagged to be married to young man who
boarded with her brother. He suddenly
disappeared, however, and was not heard
from afterward. This broke the girls
spirit, and she fell into a condition re-
sulting in the mania described.
The unfortunate young lady was ad-
judged insane by the examiners and was
committed to the Napa Asylum.
sULLIvAN's RIVAL.
William II. Hurley, young man who
was found wandering aimlessly on tb e
streets recently, was next examined.
Hurley believes that he is the only Ii "
ing rival of John l.. Sullivan, the chH IL
pion pugilist. Upon being question led
Dy lIl6 UOClOTS ne SttlO lIldG ne WAS WI tLlU-
ing for Sullivan'S arrival, as he eXpet ted
to make a match with him.
when do you expect him to arrf pe?''
asked DR.. Simmons.
''Oh, he has arrived already. He's here
now, but he hasn't seen me yet. | saw
him on the streets to-day, but he didn't
see me-"
How was he looking?" asked Il -e doc
tor.
''Oh, first rate. Not so fabb,y as he
used to be''
"You didn't have any trouble rfth Sui
ivan, did your asked Judge Ca tin.
''No danger of that replied I Hurley.
During the questioning the un fortunate
complained frequently Of IS ON ething
hot'' falling upon his head at intervals
from the ceiling.
He was declared insane and committed
20 Stockton.
WORMS IN HIS BRAIN.
Squire Winfield, colored. .7mara who re-
Gently arrived here from Southern Cali
fornia, was the next unfortu nate He said
he was native of Virginia and 80 years
of age.
Winfeld's mania is 9 eculiar. His
memory is splendid and is impossible
to mix him on dates. - e talks intelli-
gently on all subjects, eE -cept one. His
one hallucination is that h e he has worms
in his brain, and a hug lan voice in his
stomach.
Its been going on for five or six
Inonths,n he said to Dr., Simmons, 'sand
it bothers me awfully. I don't know
how it got into my ston zach, but it keeps
on talking all the timt sometime way
up into nay throat ana lungs. I can ac-
count Tor the worms IL my head, but not
the talking. l slept Wi 4h my mouth open
once and the worms, tcrawled in through
IT. But how the taLs ing got in don't
know"
Judge Catlin and the doctors were
doubtful as to whets sIr or not Winfields
condition warranted llS being confined in
an asylum. be was 7n4t violent, and as he
had expressed a wis3a to go to work on a
farm, it was decided to discharge him.
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Ghanssa patlu for aprtnatne,s, a,.,ts. s gp.
ANNOUNCEMENT

On Thursday morning of this week we
shall hold Special Sale of odds and ends
in the House Furnishing Goods Department
including odd Cups and Saucers, Wall
Pockets, Piano busters, Books, Wheelbar-
rows, Dolls and Doll-bodies Lunch Baskets
etc. Further particulars in the paper of
tomorrow morning.
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Yesterdays Weather.

The Signal Service temperatures at 5
A. M. and 5 P. NJ. yesterday were
6lo and 7S0, while the highest and lowest
were S00 and COZ, with fresh northerly
winds during the greater part of the day,
and fresh southerly winds in the evening.
The barometer is low and falling.
Thehighest and lowest temperatures one
year ago yesterday were 500 and $40, and
one year ago to-day, 500 and $40.
The lowest temperature yesterday
morning at Roseburg, Or, was $50, which
is but 81 above the freezing point, with a
cold, foggy morning.
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FACE COMPLETE SCAB
From Eczema. Head Looked as If
Scalded. Best Physicians. one
Year without Benefit.
Completely Cured by Sets of the
Cuticura Remedies.

had disease of the skin and scalp that the
doctors here called eczema. Ny face was a
complete scab, and my head, when had my
hair cut closely, looked as though il had been
scalded. Am happy to say after received
copy of your treatise on skin diseases, l pur-
chased q set OF CUTICURAS. After / had taken
the third set, it had all disappeared, and what
l must tell you is that L was doctoring with
several of the best physicians in this country
for over q year, and none of them seemed TO
do the least bit of good.
E. d. PERRY, Proprietor Elkhorn House,
L,sr-irnr v1nl,
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Breakind Out Ffve Years

/ suffered with breaking out upon my
breast for four or five years / doctored with
the family doctor for long time, but seemed
to gain no relief, when friend of mine asked
me to try your medicine, and l commenced
taking it, and Ii did me more good than any
thing ever tried. l took two bottles of the
CUTICURA, and three cakes of the CUTICURA
SOAP, and was entirely cured. l can say,
thanks to the CUTICuRA REMEDIES and their
founder. LIZZIE HANNELL, Garland, Ind.
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He Talked Too Loud.

A. j. Kuhl, a collector for James G.
Davis, caused the arrest yesterday of J.
Ruedy of the Hotel Rhein on a charge of
disturbing the peace. Kuhl alleges that
Ruedy used very violent language when
he (Auhll presented q bill.
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Givine, Iinnnr tn n Ci,.1

A Mrs. Bryant swore to complaint
yesterday charging G. C. freeman, a
clerk in grocery store at Seventh and
streets with giving liquor To her sister,
whose name is Lille Thompson.
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A Neighborhood ouarre1.

Mrs. Louisa Behrle swore to COM
plaint yesterday charging Mrs. Lena
Brown with disturbing the peace. The
alleged trouble occurred on Eighth street,
between X and l..
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Cuticura Pesolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and great
est OF Humor Remedies. internally ito cleanse
the blood OF all impurities and poisonous ele-
ments, and thus remove the cause). and CJTTI-
CURA, the great Skin Cure, and CuTICURA
SOAP, an exquisite SKIN Beautitier, extern
ally Ito clear the skin and scalp and restore
every species of itching, burning scaly.
crusted. pimply, scrofulous and hereditary
diseases ana humors, from infancy TO age,
from pimples to scrofula.
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JOHN PERRY'S DEED.
The Coroner's Jury Listens to the
Terrible Story.
Perry Laid in Wait for His Intended
Vfctim-Miss Frates' Condition
is Serious.

/ An inquest in the case of John Perry.
I the young man who attempted to mur-
der Mamie Frates on Monday because
she would not marry him, and who after
ward committed suicide, was held by
Justice of the Peace Henry last evening
vim the absence of Coroner George II.
Clark.
The first witness called was Manuel
!. .Frates father of the wounded girl. He
simply testified that he knew Perry in
his lifetime He was Perry's uncle.
/ Perry was y years of age, and was a
lnative of Rhode Island. All he knew
E,about the tragedy was that Perry was
madly in love with Mamie. and as she
did not love him the witness supposed he
| became desperate. Some months ago
Perry lived at the witness house. but
afterwards left for Mendocino County.
where he found employment. He re-
turned from there Sunday evening.
Perry did not come direct to the witness
l. house, but instead hid himself in the
barn. One of the children saw him and
told the witness. Perry was then called
into the house and given his supper.
NOTHING UNUSUAL.
| Perry and Mamie conversed in the wit
ness presence that night, but they only
said show do you do.n Witness did not
know anything about the tragedy until
one of his sons came over to the railroad
shops and informed him. Since the
shooting Mamie had told the witness how
the shooting occurred. Perry had been
lying in wait for her in the backward.
Everybody else had left the house, and
Mamie had gone upstairs to change her
wrapper. Perry slipped upstairs after
her and shot her. After shooting her he
went into the front part Of the house, and
a man named Joe Perry (no relation of
the deceased's) attempted to come in. The
deceased warned him off, however, and
Perry left.
VERDICT or SUICIDE.
Police Captain Lee was the next wit
ness. He told what he saw upon arriy-
ing at the Frates' cottage, all of which
was detailed in yesterdays RECORD
UNION.
Police Officer Gibson corroborated the
testimony of Captain Lee.
The testimony of DR.. c. B. Nichols was
to the effect that Perry died from the
effects of three gunshot wounds-two
back of the right ear and one ranging
upward through the brain from the
chin. Any one of the three wounds
would have caused death.
The jury rendered verdict of suicide.
MISS FRATES' CONDITION,
1t was reported last night that Miss
trates, the victim of Perry's insane pas
sion, was very low, and serious doubts
were entertained as to her recovery. 1t
has been impossible as vet to make a
thorough examination of the wounds. or
TO probe for the bullets.
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DIED.
SAUNDERS-In this city, June Sth. Sadie
eldest daughter of Amelia and the late J. B
Saunders, aged 4 years and months, san
Francisco papers please copy.}
As-Funeral from her late residence 900 7
street, this afternoon at O'Clock
.SMITH-In this city, June Sth, Michael
Smith, a native of County Cavan Ireland
aged Al years.
So Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully Invited TO attend the fsneral from ST
JoSeph's Cathedral to-day OF 2:3o P. NJ,
ASSlIER-In this city, June Sth, Eleanor
R5- Friends and acquaintanCes are respect-
fully invited TO attend the funeral which
will take place from her late residence.
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
TIBBS-In this city, June 9th, Anna, wife of
Henry Tibbs, o native of Missouri, aged 60
years,
RS- Funeral notice hereafter.
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Sold everywhere Price. CUTICURA, Soc;
SOAR, 25c.; RESoLvEST, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRATIoN,
Boston.
az Send for "How 70 Cure Skin Diseases -
Cd pages. so illustrations and 100 testimonials.
DINPLES. black-heads, red rough, chapped,
l IM and oily skin cured by CUFIcURA SOAR.
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SchOttische-aMy Regards, ,D-..-.-....by j. Rosas
Overture-s'The Turner's Motto-Frisch
Fronlm, Frolich un Ere, by kiesler
WaltZ-"Bright Eyes, f. Correa
Medley-"Ten Minutes With the Minstrels,"
Bowson
(a) Galop-"JolIy Cowboys" HaZel-tb}
Star Spangled Banner - n................
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- p SONS ssazsssaaszszs.ssss
who desire q good quality medium-price
tablet viii find the
s1s.sszs1Envazrrs NiGToR RIA zsssasz-sssuz7s.ss!,
to be exactly what is wanted--a tablet of
so sheets superftne white paper. 15c for
note and 30c for letter size.
w. r RLr7eIi, Soe y St.
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NOTICE

TT HAVING COMETO OUR KNOWLEDGE
| that certain agents of other firms engaged
in the manufacture OF sarsaparilla and iron,
and particularly one j. 4. MeCraken, repre-
circulating statements to the effect that we no
longer have the right to manufacture that
article, we take this opportunity of notifying
the trade and the public that we have the
same rights now as heretofore, and that we
propose to exercise them. We are still en-
gagged in the business, still manufacture and
sell a superior preparation of ''SARSAPA-
RILIlA, IRON and VICHY WATER" and
viii continue to do SO, all reports to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. Any statements of
Mr.. McCraken, Or any one else, that any ono
firm has the exclusive privilege of selling sar-
saparilla and iron are wholly unfounded.
G.. SCHNERR & co.
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iRosendale, w. f. Beck, w. F. Lucas, C.
II. Lowell, San Francisco; I. E. Langley,
Riverside.
To-Night's Concert.

There will be an open-air concert at the
Plaza this evening. The music will be
by the Hussar Band pedro Cortez, Di-
rector, and viii commence at half-past 7
O'Clock. Following is the programme:
March, Mabel,
Dedicated to the Young Ladies' Institute
overture Bohemian Girl, by Prendiville
Waltz-fhe Colonel, Bucaiossf
Selection-"rhe Indian Question "...
from the comic opera, "T. l. Q."hy
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5 Business COLLEGE

AND NORMAL INSTITUTE
open DAY AND EVENING. SHORT
" hand, Type-writing, Telegraphy.
5I3 X Street, [ny12-3p1m*l Sacramento.
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Rs- Funeral notice hereafter.
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scorTDALE SENSATION.
Prominent Inn to Hc Arrested on n Young
GIFTS Charge.

PFOmIacnt MN to io Arrested on n Young
GIrrS Charge.
&orrDME, Pa, June 7.-Constable
Frank Campbell, of Connellsvillc, one
G'hc Allegheny Anti-Cruelty Society
representatives. in the coke region, came
here to-day and made few very search
iHsinycstiyations, the result 81 which
vii be the arrest of about eight promi.
rent citizens On serious c,:Grges.
The downfall OF an innocGnE girl at
ntlo OF fourteen years is the cause.
Her name is War" Bollinger,, She has
Net in this p'asA and Everson for some
.l'nc' About month ago she related
!le story oil her wrongs to officer Camp
,Ge!l' For several months she had been
iS'3s with her parents at EvSrson. Her
MoiHcr operated u house of.ill-fame.
SSRa 1t was here that the downfall OF
Mary occurred. She was forced by her
mother to obey her orders. When on
Tue verge OF despair, she attempted to
tssCape several times, but in vain. The
taIIler and mother were arrested and
convicted about month ago. Officer
campbell secured II place for the girl
Hr'G' nut since the arrest OF her parents
s !, has been made the subjeCs Of most
l1Llng threats on the part OF those who
h'Ye blasted her morals. This morr-
.ngolhcer Campbell held long consul.
anon with her and decided to prose.
s .! all the parties implicated in her
rum She is now preparing list of the
Aalies; which Campbell says embraces
Nv; married business men aud pro-
.ef'onaI men. The suits will be en-
UT %tsa next week, and tremendous SEN
@iion is promised.
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REAL ESTATE.
F0R SALE.

Six. roomcd dwelling, lot 76xi6s, on northwest
corner Of North Front and Kentucky streets,
This is good property and splendid location.
Price $50.
EeSen.Eoomed brick house with brick stable
IN rear, northeast corner Eoa and Twentieth
Now fcurroomod franc house, large yard, at
27l5 MOyston street, Sl,650.
Six.Foomed house, hot and cold Wator, wen
built house, at 1864 McColloch street, 5000.
INVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY Two FOR ONT
Twentysix acres OF beautiful lAying land joining
Martins Ferry, within three squares Of new
street car line II plated into lots will bring thia
Eenson $1,000. Price $500.
SlX.r0omed frame house, lot. 2axl50, at =
South Huron street, $500.
Cottage house, No. % South Hulpn street.
lot 3Sx1S0, Sl.700
no LETT.
Three rooms at 1884 Market street, 500
Three rooms at 100 Twenty ninth street, 50 %.
q. Q. SMITH
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The readers of the IxrRLlIdENcER will
be pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its Stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity, Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires eon-
stitutionOl treatment, Halls Cniarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface 81
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and GIVING
the patient strength by buildineni tho
constitution and assisting naiur1 IN
doing its work. The proprielors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they oi'rr me hundred dollars ior
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NEsBlTT g. DEVINE,
1889 Market Street. mr2s
SALE OF BONDS.
SAL
CITY OF WHEELING.
Foul-ald-a- HalfPsr CeltBolds
OF 1890.
SALE OF BONDS.

Notice Il hereby given that the undolslgnOd
commissioners appointed BY an ordinance OF the
City OF Wheeling, entitled IAN ordinance p pro.
vide for tho issue and sale Of Bonds Of the City Of
Bridge Bonds and for the redemption and pay
.ent thereof" ratified by the yoterR Of said city
on the 18th day OF April, 1890, will, on TUESDAY,
JULY It'll 1891, between the hours Of 0 O'Clock A.
IN. and O'Clock p M. at the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley, In tho city Of Wheeling, w. Va, Iecelya
bids In writing for, and sell the remainder Oh
the Bonds Of said city authorized BY said Qtdi.
nance, 70 tho amount Of S7l 900; one hundred
thereof are 800 bonds; sixty three OF them arc
500 bonds, and thirty OF them $1,000 bonds, AL
dated July lst 1890 payable on Of before July III
Slo annually iV on N te ist day Il July isSs sd
on the first day OF July In each year thereafter
until and including the year 1921, Of the said
bank OF the Ohio Valley, In the city Of Wheeling,
for which interest coupons In proper form arc a.
These bonds are issued to pay for the CON,
strucdon OF permanent now bridge on Main
street, in the city Of Wheeling, over Wheeling
creek, and Will DO sold only for cash 70 the high.
est bidder; approved By, the undersigned and
none OF said bonds will be sold for less than pAr
and accrued interest from July !, 1891.
The bonds hereby advertised for sale are liablo
10 redemption, at their par value, on, and ut any
time after, July 1900 as provided IL said ofdi.
nance, and neither such bonds nor the coupons
thereto attached will be subject 70 taxation un,
der the authority OF said city.
By Sald ordnance tho said city ob1igates Itself
TO pay each year after 1922, until the bond au-
thoriEed under said ordinance Gre fully paid She
one.tWenty.Atth of outstanding bonds Issued
under said ordinance.
P.B. DQRBINs,
iel,26.1O,l5. q. % ,S0jy4G7
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900 Doses One Dollar" means simply
that Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most
economical medicine to buy, because il
gives more for thu money than my
other preparation. Each bottle CON
tains 100 doses and will average to last
month, while other preparations,
taken according to directions, are gone
in a week. Therefore, be sure TO get
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best blood
purifier.
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DIscuAneINa UNION coKERs.
40 work FOR Men VIII" Attend knights of
labor SIEetings.

y" ""s" FOR Mon wh" Attend knights of
Labor Meetings.
ScoTFDAlr, Pa, June Ut is alleged
that coke companies are discharging
y. men at some of their plants because
ney attended X. of L. meetings. At
=. Suaseport it is charged that seven of
Tue best unionists have been dismissed
~ these reasons. The meeting which
T Tvse men attended elected William
T Ta,r' q labor leader, check weighman.
MI MT mas not yet taken his position, hut
,i' Nv, 10 so next week, and some lively
s Sres are anticipated. The miners there
~ N. reported to labor officials as favor
S . strike for the reinstatement OF
r sTiI discharged fellow men. The So
S ,ts's at the different plants have to
I w. The plank or 10. Many Of them
H. Deem discharged, but they declare
iso \. companies cannot drive them from
d 'n me region. A starving condition
p,, @,S'Strlkers' families still exists. The
GS -'i igFy has returned true bill in
SS'G Meighman McSloy's case against
drp,gIlIliendent Sudden, OF Trottcr, who
4''e MIN of the tipplo last week.
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Commencing Monday, June 8, tho
Pan Handle road will put on an extra
passenger train, leaving Wheeling at
$3.50 a. H., city time, making direct con-
nection for Columbus, Cincinnati, In
dianapolis and st, Louis and interme-
date points. There will also be an addi-
tional train arriving at Wheeling at :25
y. M, having connections from all points
west and local points east,
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RINEHART & TATUM,
apa 1914 Market street.
FoR S. ALE.

six.roomed bribk house on northwest corner
Chapllno and TWenty.Slxth Btreets, $500.
Flyc.roonied brick house, with brick fsablA
ground 100 feet front, between ThirtyAnSt and
Flye.roomed house, 2bi6 Eoif Street
six.roomed brick house, IN very good eondi-
ton, No. 2620 Jacob street, $500.
proS6S fS tect 9& ont on aceooeh sTeS s.
kTeen Thirty.hnt and thirty4econd Stieet1,
$500,
Two brick houses, 4 rooms In each, 1eS and 10
FoTfroomed house, 1893 Wood street, $50,
Six.roomed house, In very good condition, on
Market Street, between Twenty hltd and twenty
fourth streets, $500.
sIx.roomcd house, In splendid condition, 2ss6
Wood street, 81, 400 = q
Fourroonled house on Tyenty.ninth street.
S1,lb0. "a
Fourroomed house on Twenty.third and
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any case that II fails to cure Send for
list OF testimonials! III lgas WI
Address, +. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,
o. Sold by druggists, 75c.