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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
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Sc hanevado cabo en- este estabeeimentr
Fetormaa dc vaii0sa cuantiasr-g
En- atenci6n IA cnmodidad de los p8rr0Quia-
nos del p1blico en- general re hR trasladado e
Vlclo que Sc hacia Ia planta buia las habitaco
neg c0utiEfas de- Ia miamR casa d0nde antiguamente
existia Ell TELEGRAPH.
En- q nnegO iocaI, que est6 agreglado cohve-
Aientemente sirve cor las mismas condolences do
anlef adenas Pu6dense encontIar cenaa, ich0cola-
tss etc. TODD ai gusto del cOnsUnlidor.
Por 10 demas los pTecios De slmuerzo.y cOmidas
gh "a planta alta del hotel siguen siendo los mismOs
For nn hOEPe6ad0 ---. -.----. $1.50
AAmeeggo. ..---..-- ---.----5G SO
CoBida .-.-..-..-....... 80 P
II paeajer0 que deepu6s de- hahar almorzadO
cVmia0 tuviera que mnrrhaTse oar aioGn nceideDte
ysRara solo so ceBtavos auncGe hubiera descansa-
g nm par de h0rRs On las habifaciones destinadas
4 doFmir
Iuenta III hotel con en- selecto ten de emplea
-oa' 1na magnifca fep0steria suartos montados
~ ~ eeeebcia gUsto Ademss goza De las Yentajas
e tsfbFes el6ctriGos para "a mas fapido Hervcio,
3'flgara casns foFtufOa de iaeend0. r0bOs, ~
despachau canidaB demuilio.
. hH euma, Oh Hot AmeT3c8 en- su represen-
AeFh Il que sUscrbe trataa de- correspondent 81 !
APaRR0 pubiic0 hRGifnd0 de eeta sasa HH ertable-
snlsnto sou t0daa las cDmudidadfa de las rEelorea
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SANTIAGO GIlENEz
Pm. Hta. sbrs 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
La Mutualidad
soCIEDAD DE sEeUBos soBRE La VIDA

A contar desde de Naye pr6x mo pasad0 e
n6mero de p6Iizas vigenres en- esta So~iedad Sc ha
reduedO menOE de WR Ciento !; pOr 10 cual, con
rme al artfeDlO So d. sus Estatut0s, entra Il
misma en- Ell periOdo de liquid sci0n, que duraF6
un anO, decir hasta de Mayo de 1892.
La ofcna de Ia SOciedad coz tinGs eae del Co
n ercio B1mero /, Esquna Msrina.
&c publica para c0n0cimient0 de les senores
eguraa0s-
Ponce JUNO IA de 1s91.--El Pfesidente, z. Said
gar. 6.-M.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
La DEMOCRACIA
Sc pa5ica lOs;martes, jueUes y sab"ao9

La empresa de este peri6dico no Use pr
pone estabIecep con el pdblicO compromisO-
que no.pueda lueRo cumplir e1trictame4tes
Trabajar6, 10 bstante, por dar IA Dh-
,roc, sC,g4 III coranter m0derno, en- cnanto
sea compatible con los progresses intelectua-
les del pats.
Procnrar6 ofrecer leotuTa Variaday amena'
para todos los gustos lectura que satlsfaga
asf los que Sc preoenpan de los graves pro
bleFnas spofticos, como los que se sleh ~
inCliuados5& los dulces esparolnlentos dei
Arte asi Z los que busquen sobFe el paper
la notioia de palpitante aetuaIidad, como
lOsq que prtferau el epigfama Puh1auVe q
chistBgtegoCjadO y nlegre.
Cuenta la empresa con la cOlaboraclon
s6csz De esGritoFes distiDguidoa, y 70 PIes1a
sU deoididO concuIso Duestra JuYehluu iiOe-
raria.
Imhtimir6 alcauees suplementos.og5ian1t:as :,s
veces sea precise, y har@ edlciones ,-;a GlaIias
Biampre que agdn sReesGG -eztsFFsaoE oE9lBs9sE3sol
excitando la ouriOsidad pnblica, reclame no
assy .cOmentariOs oportunos.
PRECTOs DE SUSCRICION
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
Enfermos!! Enfermos!!

Curaci6n de Ia debilidad general, &
Iimpotenoia cen el TESORO DEL
AMOR.
No es este un preparado que preten-
de cura7lo todo, eYento de f6sforo de
otIas materias excitantes, essencillamen-
te una combination de sustancias Vege-
tales que tienden devolver al organis-
mo el vigor perdido por los excesos 6
las Intermediates.
Su efecto es SECURE, sin que el pa
clente Sc yea expuesto sufrir conse-
cuancias posteriores.
Pru6bese, y Sc vera que esta medici-
ma obra maravillosamonte.
Su reeultado Sc garantiza.
LOCEON VIRGINIA.. contra
las manchas Ia Ia cara.
Hace desaparecer las pecas, barros
tdemas deformidades del CUTS.
III Pru6bese T.!
ran do vcnta en- la Farmacia de Arri-
Julio 10 4-24
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

Im Hta sbrs All
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21
Verein Bremen
See. Versic1erungs GeseUschatte,l

UNION DE LAS CoNPANIAS DE sEGU-
RIOS BIARITIAIos DE BREMER, ALEMANIA.
Toda reclamation por averias mari
timas en- efectos, cargamentos, buqnes d
otros intereses asegurados Ell Bremen,
debe notifcaree los que suscriben sus
representatives, y sera de5idamente aten-
dida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-21

CumplimOs un grsto deber, dando las graciss 4
esa Sociodad por la digencia con que ha procedido
en- el pago de la F6liza ndmero 1,779 que asegura-
ba la vida de nuestros deudos don joe Padilla Mer
cad0 favor nuestro pOr suma de ciHoO nil pesos
El dla cuatrO de Mayo Ittimo, recibi6 esq Compa-
MIA los documentos que acreditaban el alecniiento
del aseguradO e dia tres de Janio corriente oue
do expedida la orden de pago el cual nos fu6 hecho
sIn demora alguna por el Agente viajero local don
Carlos Federico Storer.
Ian cumpido proceder pOr parte de esa respeta-l
bic SOciedad merece Buestro reconocimieIto debe
ser Publicamente conocida para satisfacci6n de ss
Dumerosos aseeursdos para que todUs puedan
primas exige, es tambieu Ia que mas se afana nor
satistacer sin nipguna perdida de tempo las caf
dads aseguFadas.
SirYanse Ustedes acepfar este tesfimnpio
ira verdadera gratitud.
S.
J-24 4. PqdiHa
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nIARTIN'S FERRY.
Throo Mckinley Mootings-Hugsy nrolscn.
SoldIcrs' Reunion. etc.

Throo Mckinley Mootings-lIugsy Iiroltcn.
Soldiers Reunion, etc.
Chairman G. L. Weoms, OF the Rcpub.
lican County Committee, writes that he
has positive assurance that Major
William Mckinley will speak ut Barnes
vile, EtnavillG and Bellaire either
this week or next week, and General
Nathan Golf will speak III Martins
Ferry toward the close OF the campaign.
Martins Ferry Republicans wanted to
have Major Mckinley in Martins
Ferry, as did every other town in Ohio,
but they all couldn't get him and Mar
tins Ferry will turn out Ell masse and
80 to Etnaville and Bellaire. The
meeting at Etnaville will accommodate
the employees in the two big rolling
mills there, Etnaville, Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport, Wheeling and tho vicinity,
as also will the Bellaire meeting. Ex-
curslons will be run to both places, also
to GAINESVILLE, and the whole OF Bel
mont county and part OF West Virginia
can hear Mckinley. These three meet
ings will be monster ones. Garfield
and Foraker both spoke at Etnaville.
Tho former meeting was one OF the
greatest ever held in the Ohio Valley.
On the commons buck OF the Standard
mill warehouse fully 5000 people can
be accommodated. After the Etnavillc
meeting whole train loads OF people
will follow the gallant Major to Bellairc.
Saturday evening Senator Nichols and
Hon. A. I. McKelvey addressed the Re-
publicans OF Morristown. On Wednes-
day evening Hon. A. T. McKclvey and
Hon. C. l. Wcems will address the
people OF Louisville, and on Thursday
night they will speak ut Bolap's school
house. in Goshen township, and next
Saturday afternoon at 1~lcndcrshot's
Grove, in York township.
The tin plate mill ut Irondalc will be
in operation by the middle OF the
month. This mill will make about 500
boxes OF tin every day.
\ buggy belonging 10 Scott d Me-
graw, OF bridgeport, was struck by the
cars OH the G. d p. road on Saturday
and badly used up.
The Democrats talk OF having Roger
Q. Mills make one OF his speeches il
Martins Ferry during the campaign.
Suit has been brought against the
Terminal Railway by Catharine Nc
Donough for 81, 200 damages.
Edward, son OF William Arnold, OF
Third street, fell down a stairway on
Saturday, breaking his arm.
Rev. /. S. Winters oficiated at the
funeral OF Miss Mary L. Smith on Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. S. llcaton and children have
been visiting friends ut Portland and
Warrcnton.
The outlook for the Soldiers Reunion
tomorrow is excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Wood are visiting
at Salem.
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,,,r TERMINAL SUBSCRIPTION.


c.,I from the ". i L. T.. Hallway Com.
pany prnning It's Position.
c., much has been said privately and
.,,,,,cp prbIicly connecting tho Wheel.
IN, 4 Lake Erie Railway Company with
.rr rqymcnt Of the last 100000 OF the
',,g,,ripd,n Of Ohio county to tho cap
ia, e,,st Of the Wheeling Bridge and
%ar,,iugl Company that W. deem 1t ad.
,,I.i, IN state tho position OF the
Wt".Jinp ( Lake Eric Railway Com
mn ny IN ikis matter. II the 100000 Is
ahg"" anil payable il Is because the
W. W"SS,Si,ns K Lake Erie Railway Com.
W" Inns built liz railroad from Bowers
,,o'n To- Martins Ferry and con-
,.r,nd with tho Wheeling Bridge
',, Trrmiml Company mt Mar
,gj Ferry. 1t constructed this
cornpct,on with the understanding
.G"i be the same contract by which tho
w., mi Company through this action
a. Inv Wheeling 4 Lake Eric Railway
Coc,p,py secured tho 100000, 1t, the
%Iar, n. x Lake Erie Railway Com.
.,"r Of aaY other railroad connecting
pn~.i ,,r tracks Of tho Terminal Com
' ', coalL have its cars OF freight
,r,,. rfr,l over any or MI OF the tracks
em',ip Terminal Company for II charge
W., 10 exceed a maximum rate OF two
%%J,,,s ucr car. The officials OF tho
W"'rlins Il Lake Eric Railway in charge
r,i,. traffic have applied to tho officials
NJ lie Terminal Company for rates, but
m rmpo..,iou has yet been made by
n, Tc,ircrs Of tho Terminal Company
.a,gr Wheeling K Lake Eric Railway
w.,rli would BE- either q compliance
Mil, ,he terms Of the ordinance OF Ohio
C,:r,y or such tariff rates that the
WErciins x Lake Eric Railway a af.
iord 70 accept aud do business with the
%,co,lr II Wheeling, or 10 enter into the
lt)afr.i.o oi freight passing through the
t..Y ol Wheeling.
lic Wheeling & Lake Eric Railway
Cogrnr asks nothing more than what
thc ordnance STIMULATES, and it pro-
oorrq TO culcavor to obtain tin the
c~grr;sor otherwise, and it hopes to
h1yg lie ronmcndation and assistance
Of every iairluindcd citizen in Ohio
%oray in this undertaking.
liz WHEELING Il LAKE ERIE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
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TIE ZIG PUMP BROKEN.

Tho Water Works In n bnd Condition for
an Emergency.
saturday Superintendent Cummings,
Of the water works, reported that the
big Gorl6n. Maxwell pump'at the power
hoa,e SIS iisiJledan would have to be
aaul lown i day ortwo Tor repairs. This
ig,yr' the Two old "~plungcr" pumps and
The WortnIngtOn iii for service. 1t is
estimated that The city is using between
six and seven million gallons OF water
dti!y, aul as the greatest capacity OF
;al remaining pumps is 100000 4 day
1t &i,! BE seen that ii 4 big fire should
occn- in the next day orso the situation
wouid be really serious. This illustrates
;Ie aD,olulc necessity OF 4 reserve
pumping capacity adequate to the city's
IaNimUM consumption. 1t is said that
the pump, are now forcing waterdirect-
IS into the mains, MS it is impossible to
keep Il supply in the reservoir with the
.i!aI;al capacity Tor pumping and the
liz lclaul.
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BlIiILAlEE.
All OF Local Nows uud Gossip from
tho Glass City.

tho Glass City.
The Minister'S Aid Society OF the
South Dcllaire NJ. L. church met and
elected tho following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. T. A..
pitner; first "ice president, Mrs. l. L.
Fawcctt; second vice president, Mrs. ].
Grooms; secretary, Mrs. D. Hankins;
assistant secretary, Mrs. John Eddy:
treasurer, Mrs. David King.
Messrs. Riley Fuller, Robert PiafTen-
bach and Samuel Grow will leave to-
morrow for Circlevillc as delegates OF
Henry Camp Lodge, No. IS, I. o. OF G..
T., to the Grand Lodge OF Ohio, which
convenes i'll that city.
Perk Kennedy has an offer from the
Boston Association club ior next season.
Kennedy pitched great ball for the
Denvcrs his season, and he will mako a
record for himself next year.
At the next regular meeting Thurs
day night OF the Republican club, the
officers have arranged for 4 booth, and
will vote the Australian ballot for the
benefit OF everybody.
S. +. Farley has been appointed
agent here for the Bcllaire, GAINESVILLE 4
Cincinnati railway, NJ. r. Seals having
resigned and gone to Mansfield to 90
into business.
Miss Ida CARRIER, sister of John Gar
Der, OF the B. & O., died Friday evening
ut her home in Lore. City, o. Mr.. and
Mrs. CARRIER were in attendance at the
funeral.
Michael Lynsky had Il hearing Satur-
day Tor throwing Il stone and breaking
Joe Rhubottom's arm, and was bound
over to common pleas court.
Quite 4 number OF sports took in the
game OF ball at Bcnwoo1 yesterday
afternoon. Kennedy pitched for the
Athletics, OF Benwood.
Tho Standard boiler and bridge works
are having all the work they can do
just nov They have Il large contract
at Brilliant.
The social OF the non-partisan w. C.
T. U. in City Hall, Saturday night, was
we'll attended and all enjoyed a good
time.
Hcatherington's band gave a fine con-
cert on the square Saturday night. It
is getting to be the best band in tho
city.
John Ney has accepted q position as
operator at the Western Union tclc-
graph office.
Communion Services were held yes
terday morning in. the German church.
Chalmers Timble, OF Jacobsburg, is
visiting here.
John W. Hawkins, OF Mansfield, is in
the city.
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similar fato had they returned with
him.
Mrs. L. Dcbout, OF North Anderson,
this county, who owned tho young lion
that was exhibited at our fair, has sold
tlh animal to tho Smithsonian Institute
ut Washington, for $500. Mrs. Bebout
has realized altogether about 500 from
her pet. The animal was born in North
Anderson on the Sd OF October OF Inst
year while FronCh's circus was exhibit.
ing there. -GreenJrier Independent.
On last Friday evening In u drunken
row on Silver Creek, in Wayne county,
Bill Rowe, of Martin county, Kentucky,
shot Pembroke Webb. Tho Sheriff Of
Wayne county was present at tho time
but was unable to do anything. Webb
was shot Just under the eye and the
ball lodged in the roof OF hia mouth.
Tho wound IL n serious ono, but not
necessarily fatal.
Hon. II. G.. Davis Is making extensive
arrangements for the opening OF q stone
quarry On tho Pittsburgh extension
OF the W. Va. G. 1t is n beautiful
sandstone, and will be used by Mr..
Davis In the magnificent dwelling which
he is erecting in this city.-Eisins Mtws.
John I. Vanmctcr, Of Hardy county,
shipped from keyscr 1877 head OF cat
tie, which averaged Lii pounds. This
was ono OF the finest lot OF cattle ever
shipped from tina. point. They will 30
to Europe.
The Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, OF st. Nlary's has
presented n fine national flag to tho
public school.
Terra Alta is to have n magnificent
new summer hotel.
A military company is being organic.
cd Mt Piedmont.
Richie court house is TO have natural
gas.
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Because it has proven it's absolute
merit over and Y c again, because it
has an u~nequalled record OF cures, be-
cause its business is conducted in 4
thoroughly honest manner, and because
it combines economy and strength,
being the only medicine OF which 100
Doses One Dollar" is truc-these strong
points have made Hoods S~arsaparilla
hemostsuccossiul medicine ofthcday. G
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THE STATE.


-'e'"' w" f'e"'s Oh interest "'eahe
~, 80
.,i" 'S ATI's ie'!s:.hI uo1:us reports
s:', -; H.palIs WAS ltro"n mo u STATE
q. tAcl,vI,In; Monaay allernoon by
~ 'slott '!l'' Two men were lead IN 4
wen :" LS'"iIEy mn lHVeStisatioh
-eicl'J'' we i"S' 'tat !oAn Briggs, 4
yy.Y,"! :a'i'' !ao gone OUT OF curiosity
Go"" ~ i ne" wen oeih% aug ior
ts1I" !'iC.!atGs' Goiofed' on me MI
g. 80 .; An'"'u",4ilc " ilall ME 0
,.i,t, "."a".; "nI I'aH Deen overcome
m.' ,"s' ".'' NAY Nl~tsse!liia!i, Wtite
La', WIS "''I9i's lie hfst arrivals alter
.,e T,ar'.,i ne look 4 rope MI Went
W Dies rescue wheh ne was also
W.. .,..'o"'c ny nc I!llp; Aiusseiiian
mo+ i TIE "Ilh nm, put Could not
W H. = a'Tc cToWdS athcred' but no
W.. ,S WON" r!SN ms nc 10 go down alter
w men, and when their bodies were
t"a,H G"t "''Gr an hour' lie was en-
r;, A." o","i Drl7gS was young mar
.'s,' NAN anu IlVed mere. Mussclman
i,om Mirhi"on ia ros I";na u ""s
y,r,;m.Ln" ""S '''s'v'
W n%,Mi'pu:S mas \ 100000 by name
' sn"G. "r"n,nss' Wli9m liley claim has
NAL s ,i"s"'"a co"trol over iowls' am
. .ta's ,tiu insects. lie Is employed in
NV Nv urinary department oil the st. Clair
.Ee ,.;r J:tI tne o'iier gay when some OF
,IS,ss ,, Iii' . Work Us he thought
,J,os I h,;n' nc '9lG them nc would
s,nrn III TI''S uo"H ne DeeS ana nave you
S T"'7 ~! Eyer. INC girls laughed 1T
g. SDl, ".'lc.l maze MN very indignant.
ioI az went 10 me Kitchen door,, whist
w, " ,vm pec'i!iar notes and made some
In .".'ti! sesIlc"Ial!ohs with his arms.
swo 'r = ,i', ~; minutes tie Kitchen
s,nna ,'' so WIN TeGS, ana oIe Glrl was
Of Sby.;c;ar '''S. s;,e Is uhaer me are
dapslopsiv s,unS I 6r ,"|s .nesn.t was
the yar,I' a:,in mh;st, eIn'ns vent mo
arms, and ;,~ h"n" nii ;n NV T"ppeo us
the hnnsr ~" ", neHiA1eiy iei'
waopr Lo kron,h. nuI tHie, on Il
& urorc.y s,n-n NJ "''n! Vi ANTS INTO
Ig.ht "aO,-.,
=, Ill., '";.t occurred n day last week out
NAVY Mu | 'S'sa'lt I'M baptist church near
r;Ss ~, W. 'i''s county between three par
in ,,ni III, ltop.Hlns, steel and Sialnaker,
a VIII "n.c!' 2iseI got very badly hurt with
@'rSh; ms difficulty took place =
not cI' 6, GIsi'S "a. from the church and was
cnsaScj in > , rnviTo inside me church
been in nro,: " 'S. ~ meeting that has
ever, some go; s'e tasi lew aays, now
were iistnrE r"i'''s 1G OUTSIDE OF the house
rested md t.,.o, .hrCe men were ar,
bclorsI AIM ims , , n I2tmeehHreh and tried
ccsI, Tbi I", ,rn, una iined $40 each and
r1ent q; tb n'"o,S Mos AZ t9e commence
aideraSIr r a,,i ,"Se',hs and made CON
Tor se,na d., 'nc genera! progress
T 1,'''T "'ys'-SPr0c'r ha''''in.
Ing: o!cr Nv Wn .irG"S has the follow.
Surtay n;a Jn a'U.'dy Creek Hill last
your, proni "' y week ago, q couple OF
Sri"6,cni,""II P hnr were seriously hurt by a
]ralErS.IinaN o.sc' 4 Young man named
in. School ,r WIS riilng home IRON sing
danybtor WIN MISS Rachel Liston, y
him, Tt,o VI Aoner l%iston, on behind
and ran li ny,a H0t : scared at something
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REAL ESTATE.
Choice Real Estate
FOR sALEBY
RINEHART & TATUM,
1914 MARKET STREET.
REAL
1914 MARKET STREET.

no. - Thirteenth street. brick, NIL modern.
NO. 1901 ChGpllnc atfCct, brick. corner lot
No. 2OO Claplinc street. limo brick dwelling.
Nos. 1925 md lO27 Min street, bridge corner, IS
on Main street, 80 feet OH bridge approach.
No. 81 south York street, frame dwelling.
No. laOI Fourteenth street, brick dwelling.
No. J North Penn street, frame. six rooms.
Lot 60xgi feet, south side Fourteenth street.
No. 100 Zane street, island, brick dwelling.
No 1858 ChaplinC street, brick, seven rooms.
No. 49, Sixteenth street, brick. four rooms.
No. III Alley II, frame, four ro0as
No $500 McC0lloch street, flno brick dwelling.
No, lh2a Main street, business block.
No. q Main street, brick dwelling, 81, 5u.
No. OF Main street, brick, river Wow.
No. 1910 byron street, brick. six rooms.
No. EOS North Front street, Island, frame.
No. G. Thirty'iirst street, fine brick dwelling.
Dpl
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Bottles OF Bradfield's Female Regulator
for falling OF the womb and other dis
eases combined, OF lG years standing, and
Treaty. bsliers Tam cured entirely, for which
please accept my thanks.
Mis-. w. /. STEBplSs, Ridge, Ga.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co., and al druggists. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-05
a Conscientious Editor.

We advertise ut present for n firm
whose preparations have proven to be
all they claim in on own family. We
refer to Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy. We stand up
for this medicine because We hare
tested it. This is not an advertisement
for the medicine, 1t is simply our testi.
mony regarding it after Il fair trial.
Houtfddt, tPa.) obserrer. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-05
Miles Nerve md Liver I..ll,

act on q new principle-rcgulating the
liver, stomach and bowles through tho
nerres. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousncss, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Une-
qualed Tor men, women children.
Smallest, mildest, surcst! Fifty doses
Is cents. Samples free ut the Logan
Drug Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-05

QUEEN VICTORIA has 4 remarkably
fine head OF hair, for n lady OF her age;
but her son, the Prince Of Wales, is
quite bald. Had he used Ayers Hair
Nigor earlier in life. his head might, to-
day, have been as well covered as that
OF his royal mother. 1t S not too late
yet. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-05

Mr.. Roger Reese has just finished and
moved into his handsome and COM
modious residence on Crawford street.
The work OF grading the streets for
the electric motors is being pushed
rapidly.
Mr.. William Lloyd is slowly recover.
ing from a nine weeks illness Of typhoid
fever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-05

Did the rainmHkcrs never think OF
trying stage thunder on q large scale to
produce rain? 1t always succeeds be-
hind the foot-lights.-Bugdlo Erprts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-05

on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1891,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock n. H., the home firm
OF the said Robert Giaiu, situated on the waters
OF Battle Run, two miles north OF Point Mills,
on the Wheeling Pittsburgh d Baltimore rail.
roa1, and ten miles east OF Wheeling, in Liberty
district, Ohio county, West Virginia, containing
one hundred md seventy acres. more or lesa.
Said farm will be sold as Il whole, or in two
separate tracts, OF seventy and one hundred
ncrcs, rs may be deemed best by the EXECUTOR
This Is one OF the most productive farms in the
neighborhood In which IL Is situated. There
are two good frame houses on tho farm, with
barn, stables and other outbuildings. good
apple orchard and other fruits. The farm Ia we'll
wntercd and about fifteen acres OF timber.
Possession given April ], 1872.
TERMS OF S~AIE:-Onc-third OF The purchase
money, and rs much more as tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay in cash on day OF salc. The balance
In two equal payments Of ono md two years.
with interest from April l, 1872, payable m.
nually. The deferred payments 10 DO secured
by u deed OF trust on the property.
Title to said farm Is beloved TO DO perfect.
For further information, inquire OF the execu-
tors, at Valley Grove and Rouey's Point, West
Virginia, or ". N. Dunlap. West Alexander, Pa
MORROW GIBSON.
DANIEL A. GlFFIN.
sclT-MThIw Executors.