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HORSES.
Ii J. Will SELL THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
" Charter oak Stable. IA Market ST.. AT bubble
auction ou thursday, January 25-h aJ II A. n. S.
" ATKINS 90 CO., Livestock Auctlo-eers; sales
C0'IrLErE RIG; HORSE .3 NM. FUGGY
y and robes; cost $500; make offer. 527 Keauy
ST.: suitable for doctor. is2t IT.
II oRSE. WAGON. HARNESS: SUITABLE GRO
- Gerry etc. SW. car. seventeenth and sanchez
NOl>1 MARE FUB SAIL. - YEARS OLD.
TOR SALES GOOD NULE~. $50 EACH, AC-
/ count OF sickness 1873 Union ST.. oa<Iaud.23 -
81 - AND 23I TENTH. coz. HywhED-HORsEs
II - boarded and for sale J. Y. WALION.Ial2 y
HORSES or EVERY DESCRIPTION TO HIRE
- ly th' day OF month; exchange or sale. Eclipse
2------. L--l L-L--5 - la9 LIl
WAGoN5 A>D chEaItGEs.
IA ANTED 10 Buy a SMALL HAND-CARr
~ Address Cert. Box l46. Call Branch Ia2t rs
EMPRESS; BAKERY WAGON; CHEAP 1913
- mission street. near seventh. iaZ2 ~
LXTEA FINE PHAETON. BOCKAWAY. BUSI-
+ ness buggy; baker wagon. SIS Harrison. Jazz 70
IMPRESS s.ND DELIVERY WAGONS AT RE
J. duceI prices Tor month - Beaie st.. :. r.,
o.t 80 80.
VARIETY THORoUGHBBED CHICKEN EGGS
for Matching. 1887 McAl.isler Sc. ltf
HELLER d " lIs-flN = " lNtE u At.H y ,. FOX
tailor or family, 90 good order. center place
of Pine, above kearny jazz 81
A-IAE HOUSES FOR SALE. TO BE REMOVED:
y must be disposed OF at once. Apply 70 j.
WEsTALL, 76i Mission 81. ja24 81
DAIK or FINE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR
i rings and dye-dNmond bar; cheap Address
Diamond. Box -. Gall Branch once. ia24 ~
(HEAP--z LARGE CuPYiNG-BOuKs AND PINT
! OF cops ing lax. Address copy 2z7 Second "A q
( oTrAGE or . ROOMS; 10 BE REMOVED. sIs
Harrison st. ja2f 2tf
/ OR SALE-FINE SHOWCASE Oh LARGE
rollers inside space 3x4 70. and l8 inches high;
also popcorn roasting machine wheels, suitable
for wouidbe strcet-peddier. 2O2 Powell jazz 80
I,ESUINE ENGLISH PUG PUPS; PRICE RIA
v sonabie. 1927 Dupont S. jazz 81"
NEW WILTSHIRE SAFE; BARGAIN; MUST BE
- sold. Apply CALL BRAScH. Jazz TIE
BENNINGTON, CALlGRAPH AND HAMMOND
II typewriters for sale. SCOTT a BANNAN, 2l3
SansOme ST. lal9 IT
NINE FErALUMA INCUBATOR. NEARLY
i new, capacity 70 eggs, sold cheap foT cash. or
viii exchange for good laying hens GEORGE
SMITH, 2l30 Market ST., OPP Guerrero JAZZ u
CAFE. SCALE LETTER-PBESS, SrOKE~TRUCK
> and noney-tul; cheap lU2 Clay st. au7 II
IFCOND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS
- shaftlng pullcys, betting. water pipes. etc.
de4 II MCINTOSH WOLPMAN, 1877 Beale st.
CHEPAKD's FOOT AND POWER LArHEs
- planners, drill-Dressos. 667 Mission st. se2II
C,HEAPEsT AND BEST IN AMERICA - TnE
- elgbt-page WEEKLY CALL, sent 10 any address
In the United states OF Canada one year Tor 81 70,
postage tree
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FURNISHED noU.E~.

FURNISHED houses.
FURNITURE GROOM FLAT FOR SALE; $50
1 9Sl Dc Howard st. 1a2A 81
FURNITURE. s. ROOMS. BATH CHEAP; RESr
1 S25. 2OS Hyde st. jas 3t+
NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE; Is ROOMS;
~ bath: must be sold. S23 Ni-sion 81. ia!l -
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DENTISTS.

EOUND-YOUNG GORDON SETTER; OWNER
] have same by proving and paying expenses
Gail 1913 Stevenson SO. ia2l ~
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1E0 JkSSIE-NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM,
~ O with CRATE; suitable for man and wife;
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4 agents; houses rented and rents collected: in
surauce brokers. 1852 Valencia ST., cor. Twenty
second jsl4 II
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f. .. Brack EFT. ............4 4 44444 5-1l
4 = 4 4-43
5 4 5-44
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Ii ul NOT CONSULT Us BEFORE YOU
" offer your properly for sac through other
firms who VII! tie APP for from 80 10 80 uayS with
out making any ,tort 10 dispose OF il; have
buyers Tor all classes OF property from 500 TO
; OOtOs money Will be advanced 10 those mt
street jalOU
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SPIHITU ALISAI.


CLAGRV0YANTHAS MOVED FROM 5S7 THIRD
- to p Silver basement. ladies' only; fee 25c - 80
MRS EVANS, SPIRITUAL HEALER. GUAR
VI anteeS TO cure ali cases taken. 10 Lafayette
street ia7 3m
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY DEVELQPMENr
L Company will sell a few Debenture Bonds, and
guarantee o per cent; also few ordinary shares.
DR. D. G. MOORE, Organizer and Promoter, 3Oi
Montgomery st. de27
nR. NJ. c. GEE, THE WONDERFUL CLIPPER
IL Gap prOpheSFihg medium. 93l irkot st. Re
fer TO Examiner OF nov 18th for explosOn.ds27 lm+
4 TGUSrA LEOLA, FORTUNE TELLER: MAGIC
~ charms; love tokens; true pictures of futura
husbands and wives free: teaches fortune. 233j
Mission St, near Twentieth; fee 81. au27 u
M RS. }. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANT TEST
w medium and Thereafter. TURK SC. aD25 st
IA CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
~ for four months to aDv mart Of the United
states
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nor SALE IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
L Fine modern cottages aud elegant 2-sUory houses
I'm good neighOoTheOdS. near cable lines; can be
purchased in iusta!lmentS same payIng rent. For
particulars apply 10 l.. LANDER. Is Montgomery
street dP23 NeFrSuAIO II
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II ELL-kNOWN GENERAL NARIETl-STORE.
" stock, fixtures; furniture OF 4 living rooms;
fortune FOR any one who wiukecp liquor. Apply on
premises. sos Howard ST. ia2 . IT.
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LLEGANr UPPER SUNNY FLAT OPPOSITE
y Jefferson square. 9l2 Golden GATE ave-, near
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-~Nl Saloon WITH PEIVATE ROOMS;
wv. neatly tttal mp; wsU stocked: cable
.t terminus. Yers profitable business. don't fail
-e- t..s bargain. ". Less 3 Fourth ST. lts
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iHSD MARKET - SHELTON - FURNISHED
cheap. ia2I 81
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u tO ley; $40 cash and 81 mOathly.
100 each-Lots 25Nl25; 81 D cash. 81 monthly.
$50 each-Lot5 25Xl25 50 cash. s. monthly
Sfuu-Lnt 5ONl&J. $40 cash and - monthly.
S>UU-IoCs 5OxlZj: severed aud caIamzed.
200 other lots. an sizes send Tor maps FRANK
~ NJ iLNDN- owner. 40 montgomery ST. dt6 q
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iSO CORNER, 6CxIOO. or RAILROAD IN
u tOO. Berkeley; S25 cash, $40 monthly.
&2l0-EOJ 35XS7, on railroad; 50 monthly.
SfUO-Lot 4UNI2O; sidewalkcd; $40 monthly.
$1OO-LOt 4OXl9U, macadam and sewer.
S525-Lut I2Xl 90: WaCadtn and sewer
$3T5-Lut 36XlOO; sidewalked; So monthly.
$15-IIuI. lot 25N~0; fine views.
Get maus. 1000 tots. 1 offer only what I own
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A DFICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS. CIV
~ HOWE co, attorneys-at- law, $50 Market Il
L L. JENKINS. ATTORNEY AT LAW. 73
u. Fourth st. advice free all legal matters. Sc
ID A CRoTHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 5JJ
II. Clay ST NOS u
w W. DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-Ar-LAw, "a
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CT IA ! OR 4 LOTS, SOUTH OF PARK, Mr..
u lOV. boulevard now building: abstract COM
plete 10 date. Address c Box 13S CALL Branch
once. fa0O n
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IrOR SALE-A HANDSOME SALOON AND
crocery-storc. cor. Army ST. and san Jose ave;
serves hot Iu1ch 10 over 500 o. Buckiugham
Hechts satisfactory employees and As many more
mechanics iabOrerS and business men; all cash
trade; sale on account OF trip 10 EUROPE thorough
invest gait on will be given. Apply uu the premises
Mission SIS. ia7 II
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nor SALE-C0TTAGEI MISSION: ROOMS
i in good order; would take other property in
part payment; would exchange for house and
lot OF greater value and assume difference Inquire
OF ! - .L.r-a- Room -G. L-Z3 ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-07
AIR. Zoos DECLINES
To Become Candidate for shsrits aud
Gives His Reasons.

To Become u Candidate for Sheriff aud
Gives His Reasons.
A strong pressure has been brought to
bear on Mr.. Hugo l. Loos by Republi-
cans throughout the county to get him
to consent to allow the use OF his name
in connection with the Republican
nomination for sheriff. Mr.. Loos has
repeatedly assured the gentlemen who
have approached him on the sub
ject that he did not see how he
could, in justice to himself, enter the
field, but they have insisted and the
movement to induce him 10 announce
himself has grown into the proportions
OF large-sized boom.
To an INTELLIGENCE reporter yester-
day, MIR. Loos said:
II wish you would say for me that !
feel very grateful to my friends for the
honor they have done me IN the matter.
and that l heartily appreciate the COM
pliment, BUTT is impossible for me to
become a candidate for the nomination
for sheriff, or to make the canvass
should ] be nominated. There are.two
reasons for this;, In the FIRST place my
business Is Of such character as to de.
mand my entire time and attention. 1t
is constantly growing and ! do not
think it would be right to neglect it to
devote my time TO q political canvass or
to accept an office Tor four years should
i be elected,
"In the second place, some time since
I assured Mr.. 4. @. MoGatt thatI would
not be q candidate against. him for the,
nomination, and he has since made his
canvass and announced himself for the
place, Now, in view Of this fact, ! do
not think it would be fair TO Mr.. Mofiatt
for me to enter the field against him at
the eleventh hour. He has been per-
fectly frank with me, and | would not
violate that confidence for all the Offices
in Ohio county"
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BOARD or PUBLIC WoRKs,
Award of street Paving and sewer Laying
Cnntrnrta n

Award of street Paving and sewer laying
Contracts. RI
At yesterday evenings meeting of the
board OF public works the bids for
paving the city streets and putting
down sewers were opened and the con-
tracts awarded. George W. Lemons
was awarded the entire contract for
paving all the streets as provided by
Council, and to William Carney & Son
and to II. d. Rumble were given the
contract for laying the sewers.
The city will need $4,000 paving
bricks this year, and the contract was
divided between three companies.
stratton. Hinkle &stratton got the con-
tract for $4,000, the American Fire Clay
Company for $50, 900, and the John Por-
ter Company for $4,000.
The prices on the paving and sewer
laying bids were various. Some were
very low. so low that the board thought
the work could mot possibly be done for
the price.
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ABOUT PEoPLE.
Strangers in tho city and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Strangers in the city and Wheeling Foik,
Abroad.
Mr.. Al Glass is off on business trip
to the northwest.
Mr.. Eugene Warren is home from the
Boston University for the summet.
w. B. McMechen and family landed
safely in Glasgow, Scotland, yesterday.
Mr.. Dana L. Hubbard, of the Chicago
Herald, is visiting Wheeling relatives
and friends.
Hon. B. H. Butcher, OF Randolph
county, is here attending the Supreme
Court Of Appeals.
DIR. @. F. Ulrich left yesterday for
Detroit, Mich, to attend the meeting OF
the American Medical Association.
Mrs. o. S. Mckinney and daughter
and Mrs. U. N. Arnett, OF Fairmont,
registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
The Misses Prayer, Of Pittsburgh,
who were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Keim, on North York and Indiana
streets, have returned home.
Superintendent Bleeo, the efficient
manager for the Ft. Wayne Company OF
the installation OF the electric light
plant, and his wife will leave Tor New
York to-day. They leave many good
friends in Wheeling.
George w. Welcome, the pioneer col
orcd newspaper editor OF West Yir-
ginia, who formerly run paper here,
is in the city, having ran down from
Pennsylvania, where he 10 working with
an engineering corps. His home is
now In GAINESVILLE.
George Umstead, night clerk at the
Stamm, has resigned his position and
will leave on the 10th inst. for Point
Chautauqua, N. Y, where no has ac-
copied the chief clerkship in the Grand
hotel. John McEldowney, Of New
MartinsviIle, will succeed Mr.. Umstead
Mt tho Stamm.
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pEArH on NM. PARSONS.
The Well Known Photographer dies after
n Long Illinois.

The Well Known Photographer dies after
t.s Long 1llneAs.
BIr. ]. A. H. Parsons, the well known
photographer who has had agallery in
the McLain block for years, died yester-
day morning at his home on South
York street, Island, aged forty-five years.
Mr.. Parsons had been confined to his
bed for weeks with kidney trouble, and
several days ago his physicians said he
could not recover. He was similarly at
tackled over year ago, but surgical
operation performed as desperate rem
edy saved his life, and.he recovered suit
ficiently to attend to his business, but
was never thoroughly restored.
He leaves wife. the daughter of Mr..
Gordon, of Washington, Pa, and four
children. The funeral will occur to-
day, the remains being taken to Wash
ihGtoh; Pa, for interment, on the l: 80
p. IN. train on the B. & o. road. The
obseduies will be in charge Of the
Knights Templar, Mr.. Parsons having
been knight.
He was one Of the best posted and
most enthusiastic photographers in the
country, was a genial and pleasant man,
much liked by all his associates, and
his death causes sincere sorrow in
wide circle of friends.
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Pure aTb.
HealthfuI Queen
Agreeable Of
Refreshing '0.e Me.ss'
MouLp.BE suIoIDEs.
Two Men Try to shame OF, and one May
Yo' Die.

IWo men Ify 70 bhutuo Oug anu Oho 9AAaS
Yo' Die.
At six o'clock yesterday evening Au.
gust schrumpf was repOsing on the
floor Of his residence, below Forty
Third street, sleeping peacefully. AT
five minutes after six August awoke,
and looking at the clock, said to his
family, in q solemn voice: "My time
has come"
Walking out to the barn, Schrumpt
threw q rope over a rafter, tied moose
in one end and launched himself into
eternity, drawing his feet up to keep
from touching the floor. The family
heard him thrashing around, rushed out
and cut the rope. On returning to the
house Schrumpf took his razor and be-
gan to hone it. He announced 10 the
crowd that he was about to cut his
throat. The razor was taken away from
him, and August had recourse to his
pocket knife. /,
"Come around in about ten minutes, "
said he to the crowd which had Assem-
bled, Hand you'll see the end Of i"
I y HOmppOuJ SeuBhV hOA0 " AAH - =, -
and August became raving. While
some held him the rost went for q
policeman. S1hrumpt was taken to
police headquarters, whore he soon
duieted down. About o'clock he was
taken home by his brothers.
It was said on the South Side that
cAugust's attempt at such pubic sui
eide was only bluff Others say that
the injuries he received, by being
struck by a train last yoar, cause him
to occasionally become moody and de-
spondent.
William Brost, who lives up on the
National road, in the First ward, cut his
throat with razor Saturday evening,
and the fact was kept quiet by the
family until yesterday, when his condi'
ton was reported critical.
Brost came home drunk, and was
taken to task by his wife, when he got
his razor and made a wicked slash at
his throat. But for the fact that mem
bera Of the family who were present
caught his arm there would have been
no doubt OF the success Of his effort, as
there now is.
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MOVES on NAVIGATION.
stage of Water and Movements of Boats.
fs"'--s Tho River Interests.

stage of Water and Movements OF BoAtS.
''''- The River interests.
The river is expected to reach its full
height of % feet in the present rise
some time this morning.
The reports from above were:
Morgantown-5 feet s inches and sta
tionary; clear and'watm.
Brownsville-6 feet s inches and
falling; clear.
warren-7 feet 8 inches; clear and
warm.
The Bachelor left yesterday for Pitts
burgh at S a. In.-The Andes got away
for the same port at 2p. m.-The Ben
Hur left for Parkersburg at 2 p. m.
The steamers Hudson and Bedford
will go to Pittsburgh to-day atsa. NJ
The keystone State will pass down for
Cincinnati at the same time.-The
Courier will leave for Parkersburg at
1880 a. m.
The Cincinnati packets have all they
can do to carry the passengers wanting
transportation. Excursion parties are
patronizing the boats up and down
everyday. Nearly every steamer has a
band aboard.
The cabin and part of the furniture OF
the steamboat Hunter No. 9, which cap
sized on Saturday above the suspension
bridge, Aoated off down the river yester-
day.
Wharfmaster Crockard was busy yes
terday answering at the telephone
the questions Of frightened Island peo-
pie, who were scared when they read in
the morning papers the accounts Of the
floods up the Allegheny river. They
were reassured, when informed that
the river would not reach over % feet
on the present rise. The Island folks
were afraid they would have to move
their furniture upstairs.
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LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Mattors of Minor Moment in and about
the City.

the City.
OUTINGS to the Roadside inn, at
Mauletown, are again in fashion.
THERE were twenty-five common cases
in tho police court yesterday morning.
ALLIE CLARK was sent to jail by
Squire Phillips yesterday for ten days
Tor petit larceny.
THE Wheeling cyClers will hold a reg
ular meeting this evening. Six new
members will be initiatedR
WoRxMEH commenced Yesterday to
put in the now memorial windows in
St. Paul's German church.
HENRY sNrpER, puddler, of the
Sixth ward, was appointed extraman on
the police force by Chief McNichol yes
terday.
HENRY BEU fell out Of his bed at his
home in North Wheeling, and broke his
right shoulder blade, besides bruising
himself badly.
WILLIAM SoIDEN, of East Wheeling,
yesterday fell forward, and putting out
both his hands, struck red hot stove,
burning him badly.
AN excursion to Cresap's Grove was
given yesterday by the Mozart singing
society. The steamer Liberty was char
tered and Mayors band taken along.
JESSE MURRN was the operator of car
Queen who was burned about the face
OH the steel bridge Sunday. The fame
WIS from the explosion Of the headlight
lamp, and not from electricity.
SHERIFF STEENRoD sold fourteen head
of mules, formerly the property of Paige,
Carey & Co., at the front door Of the
courthouse yesterdaym Auction
eer Hervey did the selling, and after
quite spirited season OF bidding the
animals were all disposed of, the total
amount realized being $500.
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Tho Girl Bdse ualllsts

Tho "American Star" female base ball
club did not play at Brilliant o.; yester-
day, as they wero announced to. The
suit Of Rosie Atwood and Annie St.
Clair against Manager Bruckner was to
have been heard by Squire Phillips yes
terday, but was postponed until to-day,
and tho whole club remained over wait
inc for the verdict.
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ton suggested are: John Wright, jr.,
John G. Devine, Adam Honacker, Louis
Steinbecker, ". II. Williams, ]. A. Be-
bout, Thomas Doyle..F. W. snodgrass,
I. II. Cra2o, August Knoke, William
Knoke, Charles Morningstar and DR.. ].
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A precious one irom us has gone,
4 voice we loved Is still
place Is vacant In our home,
Which never can behlled
columbus and Pittsburgh papers please copy.l
,HARBURGER-0n Sunday night, June 5, 1892.
at 1l:10 O'Clock, SIMON HARBuRGER aged 50
years.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence,
No liz South Front street, Island. this tTuei.
day. morning at 1oo'elock Friends Of the
family arc invited.
HEss-At Omaha, Nebraska. on Sunday morn.
ing, June 8 1892, JOSEPH HES son Of Chris.
tiRn Hess, OF this city, In the S9th year OF bis
age
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Coop music and dancing at seiberts
Garden, Thursday evening. June 0,
from s to II O'Clock.
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THE best drink forthe hot season is
California Zlnfandel Wine with ice.
il Is cooling, strengthening, aud de-
stroys all malarlal poison. For sale by
A. W. ENISHEINiER 6 BRO,
rrh4S 20 Tenth Street,
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Act on new neutrality-suspicious.
the liver, stomach and bowels through
tho nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest, aurestl Fifty
doses, Csc. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'s. !
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DIED.

DIED.
GREER-ou Monday, June 9, 1872, at 1855 p, m,
ycaE
Funeral nom the residence Of her husband. No.
"a Market street. on Wednesday afternoon
at2o'elock. Friends respectfully invited to
attend Intermsnt at Mt Wood Cemetery.
Private
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rFYonR RAcK AoHEs,

BueINE will Danish reaches. bed bugs,
etc, from your house forever. % cents.
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Or you arc all worn out really good for moth
ing, Il Il general debility. ny
BRO WIS IRON BITTERS.
Il WIN cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.
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GOOD SUGGESTIONS
Made by the Republicans of the
Various Districts
AT THEIR MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.
Tho best Attendance on Record in
Nearly all the Wards, and a Feeling
of Enthusiasm Prevails all over the
Countrywide Names of those sug-
gested for Different Positions.

The Republicans Of the various dis
tricis in the county met last night to
suggest names to be voted on ut the
primaries next Saturday for district
officers and delegates to the county con-
vention, which meets next Monday.
The attendance in nearly all the dis
tricts was larger than ever before,
which is the more significant Of inter-
est on tho part ottho Republicans, be-
cause there is no speciallght on. It's
conceded that I. G. Mofdt will be nomi-
mated for sheriff without . fight, all of
the others named in connection with
that Office having declined. Mr.. Moffat
will be creditable candidate, as we'll as
a strong one before the people, and Is
eminently fitted to fill the Office ably.
S. o. Boyce is also the only aspirant
known for the nomination Of prose.
cutting attorney, and there is no contest
worth mentioning for any Other, posi-
Tho resuits in the different meetings
last night are given belSw:
WASHINGTON DIsT9tcr.
For county commissioner, Jacob Kin:
dlebsrger.
For school commissioner, Frank STAN
~ For justice q the pdass A. G. was-
For cOnstables, Joseph Marshall, Ben
Dunlap. 10
For delegates to the county conven:
ton, George Zoeckler, jr, Richard
Mooney, Charles A. banner. John
Dougherty, Henry .serig, John Z. Day,
DR., &. L. Ulrich, Alexander Campbell,
David Bell, William Muegge, Ed Eli
oft, Ed lIazlett, John KssList, Walker
Cunningham. -