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COPPINGER-ou Monday morning. Juno 81 1892.
at5o'Clock, SARAH, daughter OF Michael aud
Mary CoppinBer, aged 10 years.
Funeral from family residence, No. $40 West
street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:so o'clock
Friends Of the family invited to attend. In.
terment at sit. Calvary Cemetery.
McCLARIN-At Kirkwood, Ohio, Tuesday, Juno
o. 1892, at 1880 O'Clock m, ARCHIBALD
McCLARIN, In his 6Sth year.
Funeral from his late residence, Thursday after.
noon att o'clock. Friends OF the family in.
vited to attend Ipterment at Linwood Gem.
etery.
CoPPAGB-on Monday. June n, 1892, at $3.50
O'Clock p. m CHARLES X, sou Of MarlndA
Coppage, aged is yeGrs, 9 months and II days
Funeral from the residence Of his mother. No. 422
Main street. this "wednesday morning at
O'Clock Friends Of the family invited to a.
tend Intermens at Mt Wood Cemetery,
FRANK-on Tuesday morning. June %, 1872. at
800 O'Clock, IDA. wife OF Paul Frank
Funeral services All the residence other husband,
No 2i2o Jacob street, Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock Friends OF the family invited
to attend Interment at PeninSular Gene.
ferry
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PARK vIEw is the coming residence
place. 1t will pay you to look il you
don't buy. Call at our Office and we
will show you free OF cost,
Rolf & HARVEY,
1897 MnFkat Street.
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If YOU want to spend a pleasant day
90 TO the Mark Twain Rod and Gun
Club picnic on Thursday.
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MAKE arrangements to attend the
Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club picnic
at the Fair Grounds on Thursday.
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Grand picnic by the Central Garden
Club. First class horsoracing, pacing
and trotting, under tho management Of
Robert Anderson.
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II you want to spend q pleasant day
go to the Mark Twain Rod and Gun
Club picnic on Thursday.
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PtcSIc at the Fair Grounds by the
Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club on
Thursday, June 80,
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ROBERT ANDERSON will manage the
Central Garden Clubs races, on the
Fourth Of July, on the Fair Grounds,
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A large number Of the oxcursionists
returned to tho city at 5 p. m, all
highly pleased with the future pros
poets Of Glendale. The Syndicate in
charge Of the sale has every reason to
feel proud OF the excellent result
attained at Yesterdays sales.
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ALHx. FREw,
lr7 MAIN STREET.
UNDERTAKEN.

Am prepared to conduct burlals in a most Sat.
lstactosy manner: I'LL modern undertaking up.
planes and hnO black and white funeral cars.
Competent management guaranteed
COitinS. CaSketa aud full liuN Of burial goods
aim 10 DO prompt oOnEiderAte and reliable
Calls BY telephone:
Residence, Alex. Frcw-No ~.
etotc Thomas Iynch-No. 90
Residence Edward Meyer--Eo 81. les
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TINS Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club
will give q picnic at the Fair Grounds
June 20.
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GRAND display of Fire Works at Sci
bert's Garden on the evening of July 4,
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GRAND display of Fire Works at Sci
bert's Garden on the evening OF July 4.
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PASSED AWAY.

PASSED AWAY.
sTEENRoD-At 4 O'Clock Monday afternoon,
June q. 1892, LAURA o., daughter Of Lewis
and Ella steOnrod. In her 10th year.
Funeral from the residence Of her father.
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, Inter.
mGnt at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends OF
the family invited to attend. Carriages leave
McLure HouAe at $50 o'clock.
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SEE that you are assessed.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

Ills Main Street EaS, Side.
Calls by telephone answered day OF night
Store Telephone So: residence, sos apG
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ALL DEMOCRATS.
Another ''RsElStor'' Statement DisprOys,
by tho Facts.

Another ''ReElAtsr'' Statement DisprOved
by tho Facts.
spocial Dispatch 10 ne Iaieaioenesr.
PAEKERsBuRa, Sept 0.-As some re-
Elections have been cast as to the truth
fitness Of the charges made in Wednes-
days ISTELLIeENcER in regard to the
scheme of certain Democrats TO deprive
Republicans OF their votes atthe COM
ing election, particularly in relation to
the Turing OF men to 90 to Logan county
and work for the Little Kanawha lum.
Der company, it might not be out OF
place to 90. little deeper into the de.
tails OF the business.
The statementmada by certain papers
that the Little Kanawha Lumber Com
pany is not composed OF Democrats,
but OF Republicans, is about as near
the truth as those papers usually got.
The following list of the members OF
that company and their political atfilia-
tons, etfectually and beautifully dis
poses OF the case:
George Leatherbee, Democrat; Ed.
Schirmer, Democrat; A, F. Lane, Demo-
crat; Levi Stephens, jr., Democrat; A.
w. West, Democrat.
This is the list. There was once
Republican, Edward Aldride, connected
with the concern. but he got out some
time ago. These gentleman may be
Enlightened" enough, but to denomi-
nate them as Republicans and their
company a Republican enterprise is
drawing 1t little strong even for the
average Democratic campaign liar.
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THE Coo1EY,s AGAIN.

Old People Robbed of Their Savings and
Brutally Treated by the Gang.
UMoNTowS, Pa, Sept. 9.-The Cooley
gang came out Of their hiding place last
night and committed another depreda-
ton. The victim was Jacob Cover, OF
New Masontown. an old man 80 years
of age. Mr.. Cover lives with his sister,
Mrs. John Walters, and her husband,
the latter being 70 years of age. The
robbers, six in number, all wearing
masks, entered the house by the back
door and crept quietly to the bedrooms
of the old people. The old folks were
seized, bound.and gagged, the house
was searched, but nothing was
found. Not satisfied the outlaws re-
turned to the old people. They then
began torturing them, and by threaten
ing to burn them forced Cover to tell
where their money was hid. The
thieves secured St4S and departed. Be-
fore they departed, however, they
again bound the old folks and made
them promise never to tell who had
robbed them. The old people are bad
ly frightened, and fearing the ven
geance Of the outlaws, were almost
afraid 10 say anything about the rob-
berv.
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Base Hall Yesterday.

AT washington-The Washingtons
failed to hit Sanders to-day and were
shut out Warrington o; Louisville 8 /;
errors, Washington /; hits, 7 and s;
earned runs, Louisville .; pitchers,
Abbey and Sanders; umpire, Burns.
At Baltimore-Timely hits, helped
along by errors, saved the game to-day
for the Orioles, and it ended in tie,
being called on account OF darkness,
Baltimore o; st. Louis 8; earned runs,
Q and /; errors, and q hits, I and o;
pitchers, Cobb and Hawke; umpire,
Snyder.
At New York-The five runs in the
fourth won the game. New York, 8;
Cincinnati. 4; earned runs, New York
3; errors, 2 and 1; hits,.7 and 5; pitch
ers, Rusie and Chamberlain; umpire,
Lynch.
At Brooklyn-The Brooklyns defeat
ed the Pittsburghs to-day at Brooklyn
in the seventh inning. Pittsburgh, 2;
Brooklyn, s.; errors, 4 and /; hits, I
each; earned runs, each; pitchers,
Smith and Kennedy; umpire, Nc
Quaid.
At Boston-The coming champions
played all around the champions to-
day. Boston, 2; Cleveland, Z; errors,
6 and 4; hits, 0 and IL; pitchers, Mich
OILS and Young umpire, Gatfney.
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.rHE LOST PARApIsE.r
An Enthusiastic Audience Which Pat
tha Honae GrRats thu Plnv.

An Enthusiastic Audience Which Packs
tho House GrsetS tho Play.
Charles Frohman's 1.-THE Lost Para
disc was rendered at the Opera House
last evening to an audience which
packed the house. The play lie by Mr..
Ii. @. DeMille. and stamps him as one
of the greatest living playwrights.
Much was expected OF the drama and
the cast, and yet it was an agreeable
surprise. While the contest OF labor
and capital figures in it, any other con-
test would Just as we'll furnish a setting
for several of the most dramatic scenes
of this decade. In fact, to remove from
It the element which appeals to preju.
dice would be distinct gain. Its weak
ness is at the end, where the climax is
not equal 20 those which precede,
Atthe end of the second act the en-
thusiasm OF the audience exceeded any
thing usually seen in Wheeling. The
mill scene is artistic, though neither ii
nor any other part OF the play strikes q
person' in this mill district as realistic
In the true sense. The scene in which
the delegation Of workmen wait on the
proprietor is thrilling, and yet full Of a
grim humor which is very like the hui
NOR Of tragedy in real life. The dispo.
sition to smile and weep alternate so
closely in the auditor as to almost
merge.
Mr.. Forrest Robinson as Reuben Var
rem, foreman of the works. is the star
Of the play, He 10 . torcetul, intelli-
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Nellie Cowan, Of Piedmont, is
visiting relatives on the Island.
Mr.. Robert Simpson left Yesterday
for Red Sulphur Springs, W. Va
Hon. Capell weems, OF St Clairs-
vile, took in the State Fair yesterday.
Robert Thompson. Of Uhrichsville,
o., is visiting Mr.. Frank Dinger, and
taking in the fair.
Mrs. Matte Gifin, Of indianapolis,
has returned home after visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. John Gifin, Of
Bridgeport.
The wife Of Clerk Eugene Hanke. OF
the First Branch Of Council, yesterday
presented him with fine boy baby,
and he is receiving general congratula-
tons.
Louis Colmar, Jr., of the West vir-
ginia Stats Zeitung, and his wife leave
on Sunday afternoon for Philadelphia
and New York, on pleasure and BUSH
ness combined.
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These big drives received daily from he New
YORK auction rooms will eclipse anything ever
before heard OF In this section.
MEMS ITS. 81 rs, g 81. S. 81, 81 " ana up.
We are leaders in low prices. These goods muSs
go. Come early =, 90
Worth double or money refunded.
BOYS SUITS at CSC. 9Tc, 81 - 81 81 up. Come
at once, this sale cannot last always,
BOYS PANTS, lac, l9c. 2Sc, 29c, CSC up. These
bargains are going very fast. 49,
MINIS FINE SHOES at &c 81 10, 81 %, 81 ~
81 90 up Look in our window Tor bargains IN
shoes away below the usual price.
LADIES FINE SHOES, Sc sc, 81 y, NS,,
sI45 up. Al fast sellers and will give you iuli
CHiLDREN's SHOES at lsc, Csc, SIC 4sc, $50,
re, SIC up. Solid bargains and trade winners
A RACKET-booE AT THE PRICES.
HANDKERCHiEFs, lc, 70, Sc, &c, &c up. Big
sTsPENDERs, &C, &c, l2c loo, 1so, sc; worth
4G MINIS HALF HOSE, &c, &c, Sc lOc up These
prices will mAkc you buy.
MEMS SHIRTS l7G 23c, S3c, SOC up. On shirts
we lead the trade II we cannot save you al
least one.half your money we do not deserve
your, patronage and should not have IT, anu
further. you may return any goods NOT shtlsiAc-
tory and getyour money.
BIG DRIVES IN MEMS AND BOYS HATS
Don't forget US on Hats. We are here to save
YOU money,
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TREND OF TRADE.
Condition of Basiness--R. q. Dun 8 Co.'s
Weekly Review.

Condition Of BusinesS--R. q. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review.
New YoRK, Sept. Or. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade says: Last
weeks semi-panic in stocks and grain
has been followed by a confident feel
ing about cholera, as it is seen that the
pestilence is thus farconfned to incom-
ing ships by national regulations, which
all officials are now respecting.
The general condition OF industries
and trade throughout the country isnot
only remarkably good but improving
perceptibly from week to week.
Decided improvement is seen in the
tone OF the iron trade at Pittsburg.
Glass works areresuming and the hard
ware trade is good. Business at Cleve.
land has improved and is excellent
with erdemand for money. The
iron industry grows more active, all
works are full Of orders, and the output
is heavy. Nails have advanced 10 cents
per key, but some weakness appears in
prices Of structuraland plate iron. A
meeting OF ailmakers next week may
give that branch chance for larger
business. Copper is uncertain, with
sales at liz cents. Business in tin has
been checked by speculation, and lead
is weaker at $4l5. The expected war
between the Pennsylvania and the
Reading adds to the dullness in coal.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number for the United
States 14S, and for Canada SO, or total
Of l79, as compared with totals of 176
last week and 1870 the week previous to
the last, and for the same week last
year the figures were PA.
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HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS.
speakers Who Rail Against the Progress
and Prosperity Of the Country.

speakers Who Rail Against the Progress
and Prosperity Of the Country.
Special Correspondence Of he Lntelfgeneer.
RoMNEY, HAMPSHIRE Co., W. Va,
Sept. s.-Among the speakers at the or
ganization of the Democratic club here
tonight we're s. l. Flournoy, E. NJ. Gil
keson and William and John Cornwell.
4 selection of dozen or more OF the
most iorceful adjectives, suitable for
the description Aof dismal failure,
would be inadequate to give just idea
of the meeting Mr.. Gilkeson, finding,
after he had taken the rostrum, that he
had nothing to say, a thing he might
have known or apprehended, at least,
decided to howl, much to the amuse-
mont OF some OF his hearers. Forum
ately, however, he knew nothing Of the
real issues OF the campaign, and sat
down well nigh exhausted after he had
played his favotite note-the wolf note
about six minutes.
Mr.. Flournoy had nothing to promise
his hearers except that the Democratic
party would prevent the Republican
party from doing any business; that is
that the Republican party would not be
permitted to make any correction in
the mode OF holding elections in certain
sections OF the country, and that the
people of the United States would not
be permitted to build any more factor
les, employ any more laborers or pay
any better wages He seemed OF the
opinion that there was too much manu-
featuring going on in this country; too
many smoke stacks, too many wheels
turninground too many well fed, well
clothed, we'll educated laborers; too
much thrift and enterprise. At any
rate he advocated a policy which, if
acted upon, would close factories, rust
out smoke stacks and machinery, re-
duce laborera to want and kill out
thrift and enterprise.
The Cornwell Bros. went at it Wat
terson fashion. 1t was their purpose
to "trip up, exterminate, abolish and
annihilate" tile Republican party.
They surely had forgotten that their
highly intelligent younger brother was
member OF the party they wished
destroyed, in the "foulest iguomy and
disgrace"
This is not the time in Hampshire
county to induce Republicans to do
anything Democratic. Republicans
here are, stunning the Every appear
ance OF evil" and will cast their votes,
every one, for American farmers,
factories, fresides and fortunes.
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The France Medical institutes

case book shows that large number of
new patients, residents in Columbus
and adjoining towns and states, have
placed themselves under treatment
during the past month. The France
Medical Institute has the largest and
finest collection of instruments and APP
planes and the most eminent corps
Of physicians and surgeons in the
United States. II you are suffering from
any form of chronic disease that has
baffled the skill Of others, call and have
your case examined, and they will tell
you at once if your case is durable or
not. Many diseases are so deceptive
that hundreds OF persons have them
before they even suspect it; they know
they are not well, but are ignorant OF
the cause. Are you afflicted? Your
case may now be durable. Call before
the disease has worked irreparable in
Jury. One or more OF the examining
physicians and surgeons can always be
consulted free of charge at the Institute,
80 and 10 West Gay street, Columbus,
Ohio,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's sALE.

Byvirlue of decd OF trust made by Henry
Griiion and Julia Grihon his wife. to me As
trustee, dated August p, 1891. recorded ~ me
office OF the Clerk OF tho County Court Of Ono
county, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book
q No. 33, page l9j, I will sell OF the north front
door Of the Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY. THE lsr DAY OF OCTOBER, $50.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. the following
described property, that Is TO say: a certain
parcel OF real estate situated In an addition 70
the City Of Wheeling, laid ont by Beverly VI
EofF, executor Of tho will Of John Eoif begin
,ninE at the northeast corner OF lot numbc'ei
twenty.one in said addition on Jacob street;
thence southwRrdly along the west side Of j.
cob street about thirty-On0 feet; thence west
wArdly fifty feet: thence norlhwArdlS about
thirty.one feet TO the north line Of said lot;
thence eastwardly to the plRce OF beginning, on
which is erected double frame house
The title 70 the above property y believed 70
be perfect. but selling as tr1stee VIII convey
only the title vested in'me by said deed OF ttis.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third and ~ much more
as the purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the dg
OF sale, the balance In two equal installmensh
one and two yoArs, notes bearing Interest itom
the day OF sale to be given for the deferred PSF
ments w j. W. COWDEN, Trustee,
w, II, UALLER Auctinnecr hl9
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gent and skillful actor, satisfactory in a
hard part. Miss Father Lyons is
natural as tho pampered daughter of
the mill owner. Miss Virginia Mar
lowe makes the most Of her iHzenue
part. Mr.. Stokes is rather mechanical.
though satisfactory. Mr.. Dayton did
well with an ungracious role, and Mr..
Bruce was a very natural hail fellow
well met" The other characters were
very adequately portrayed.
Twoot the leading people missed their
train in New York, and did not arrive
until 9:20. Their places were taken by
others in the first act, and there was a
tedious wait for the second. All the
drawbacks, however, did not dampen
the ardor OF the audience.
The piece will be repeated under
more favorable auspices this afternoon
and again this evening.
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WEDNESDAY. sEPTEMBER 4 is12,

at 10 clock r. M, oder for sale al The h'Ia
door Of tho C0urt House OF Ohio Count W
Va. in the city Of Wheeling atpubilc GUs.,3.
to tho highest bidder on tho terms hor2i4i-..S,
mentioned, tho property described as ,1IJi' \,
viz: All thnt certain tract OF land sitnAai y
Ohio county. West virginia adjoining iar lf. b,
sylvanIR State line and lands Of Jamcs ~
and Others, and bounded and described rs ~
lows, to.wlt: Beginning Of large wliite TX Y,
corner TO lands oil Hugh Erskinc; htncl
lands OF James Todd north 29]f west q % W
10 stone; thence north l3ls' west 4bis Pl
a stake; thence north i9j4 east iS3p0i9 y
stake; thence north 10AY west - ~
TO red oak; thence north 3l4 ".s'nf
poles TO q stake; thence north ~ eat ~,
poles to 4 stoiie; thence north SIS en- 4,
poles to Il siono thence south S9ls east 4 \,
10 stone; thenc0 north ~ enst hs POI. r..
stone; thence by lands OF fortoran l,.is
north sly east 29poles 70 stone IN w. gysf
line; thence south i west 1919 pblei 70 a 't.t4
near white oak; thence by line o. t,{,5s
heirs south 6i54' west poles TO stone 100
south 80 east 10 poles to white oaN glrg
south So west a poles to a sugar t.1,a
south l8iS' east p poles to white ohE Hl,g5
south 90 west % poles 10 q stone; lhelg ,Ih
% cast NJ poles TO white OAK; lhenJ odd
1919 east 20 poles 10 a beech thence y W, ~
Hugh Erskine north 81 west % lei.' =.
place OF beginning, and containing % A-'s
y poles. moro or less, ...t, r57-i
TERNs or SALE-ono.third and A. M. he
rs the purchaser may elect TO pay W c.'s %
balance in two tquRl annual payments "a,
be- given for the deferred lnsinimenN oily
interest from the date OF salo 'plyahlg NV, lj
with good security, and tue title 10 DC ''-
until full payment ,,,soy rrit,.
aus Il. S. ALLl9ON 49,
Tho above sale Is adjourned until Z Af'''
SkPl EalBi-lt Is ls92, AZ 10 o,clocS . TT,,isea
7. WHEELING, W. VA, sept 4 lo9-'
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Formerly OF New York, now the cele-
brated Examining Physician OF The
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request of many
friends and patients, has decided to
visit Bridgeport, Sherman House, We'd
nesday, September IA; Bellaire, Wind
sor Hotel, Thursday, September 10.
Consultation and examination free and
strictly confidential. One day only.
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E: 3. po1rs' BIG STORE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowds
e. b. PoHs's Big Store at Main and
Tenth Streets, and the Boom is In
Full Blast.--Bargains Going Like a
Flash at Half Price and Less---A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Our.
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IN thousands OF cases the cure Of a
cough is the preventive Of consumption:
The surest cough medicine in the world
is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Sold by all dealers on a guarantee OF
satisfaction. D&w
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Henry ScHoESHALs, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co., st. Joseph, Mo-, uses
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil with his men
for, sprains, cuts, bruises, chapped
hands, etc. tits the best. D&w
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR BRICK PAVING,
Of inc tiideisirnRh until ~ o'clock. noon ~.
tcmber IL. 1872. forthe paving OF Lincoln avenue.
Plans and specifications may be seen n, The
Village clerks Office. 7 W. WILLIAMS
BRIDoEroHr. O.. Sept. 8 1872. se6.l0.ls.il
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BuGINE contains no poison. It could
be swallowed with IMMUNITY, but it kills
reaches, bed bugs, etc, quicker than
lightning. % cents at all dealers.
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could get no rest day or
night with her. In my
extremity / tried the Gu:
lTIcURA REMEDIES but |
lconiess ] had no faith In
Them, for ! had never
seen them tried. To my
great surprise. in one
weeks time after begin.
ming to use the CUTIcURA
RENEDIEs,Nhe sores were
we'll, but l continued TO
use the RSoLvEST for q
little while. and now she
Is as fat q baby as You
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TRUsTEES SALE
OF OHIO COUNTY FARM.

Byvirtue Of a deed OF trust dated the thIri
day OF January, A. D. 1891, ind recorded ~ N,
office OF the Clork OF the County Court oil glNg
County, West Virginia In Deed OF Trust bolf
No n, page J7s, made by Daniel Mcdonald ani
Harvey H. Nc Donald to ne, the undeEGls'
trustee, will. as such trustee, on