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FOB S A LID.

NJ
Two nicely located lots in Belyodcrc Addition,
1926 each.
House 81 five rooms, Eol street, Centre Wheel.
Ing, $500
House Of four rooms Eighteenth street. $1,000
Three houses. Moyston street, cheap, $4,000
House OF three rooms Twelfth street, $3.50
dltlon. s.. 700.
House. rooms. Twelfth street. lot 05xlOO feet
Corner 4 lot Woods street, Centre Wheeling.
The best business property In Esnlvllle,
eight rooms, store room and good stable, on
easy terms. Good reasons for selling.
Three lots, 60xlO0 feet Filan, White & Gala
ghCr's addition, 500 each.
House, 0 rooms and stable, Eighteenth street,
$500
Three lots In Park Wow, cheap.
One.half lot McColloch street, Centre Wheel.
ing, 5000.
Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city. five minutes walk from motor limo, now,
with all modern improvements. Cheap.
Lots on CaldwclpS run $3.50 each.
Fine Farm Of l+3 acres on National road, nina
miles east OF city on easy terma
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod
ern improvements. I.
House SroomS sxtoonth street $1,000.
House, rooms. Twenty.third street, Sl.21l.
House, rooms, North Market stroet, Sl.5Ol
Business property on Market street ut nodcr'
Lots al cast eud OF Twenty.thlrd street on
easy forms.
Ono OF tho best manufacturing slteI In the
city, fronting on two railroads
$500. 81 600 81 200 Sl,6OO and 5000 to loan on
city real estate.
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The IntelHgenGer'S 4 Gent a Word Coupon.

you have house something to sell or trade, want
buy anything want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place, or have founder osany
thing write just you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out send with amount at the rate of one cent per word
first insertion and oneha per word for each subsequent n
tlon THE INTELLGENCER No, 81 Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
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HAVE you weak stomach or do
you suffer from dyspepsiaH Saturdays
are special days for Gluton Bread at
tho Wheeling BakerY's Retail Depart
mont. No. 1890 Market street,
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WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION
August 80 to Chicago ut one Faro for tho
Round Trip win Pennsylvania Lines.

August Ed TO NIlCukO w Ouo FuFO lOr tuC
Round Trip vim Pennsylvania Lines.
Excursion tickets TO Chicago ut ono
faro (Sll), for the round trip for adults
and ono.half the Excursion Rate for
children under ~ years of age, will be
sold by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
ChicagoI& st. Louis Railway Company,
Wednesday, August %, for train leaving
Wheeling at $3.50 u. IN. (city tlmo),
arriving at Chicago Union passenger
station at 0:l5 p. III. Train will stop at
South Chicago, Grand Crossing and
Englewood 70 discharge passengers and
baggage. Those stations are in the
vicinity Of Worlds Fair grounds and
convenient to hotels and boarding
houses. Returning, tickets will BIO valid
in coaches OF any regular train SEIZED.
ulcd to stop at destination, leaving
Chicago before midnight Of Friday,
September /. TTh&s
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lIooD's pills euro constipation. They
arc the host atLor.dinner pill aud family
CashaFtie. q
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NESBITT g. DEVENE,
1899 Market Street. aus
LEGAL NOTICES

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- COUNTY, ToWIT: AT August Rules, 1898.
III the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
The Riverside Iron worksl In AssumpSit with
VI. ShttAchmGnt and Gar.
Oil We'll Supply Company. nishec Process.
Tho object Of this suit Is to recover the sum Of
81 100 ~. with Interest thereon from the seventh
dry Of Juno. A. d. 1893 for 22I 1870 pounds ofsteel
skGlp and fifteen bundles OF pipe, sold and de-
liyered TO said OIL We'll supply Company by The
dry OF June, A. D. lsD3 and for which So 100 70 Is
now due and owing, and which became due and
payable upon said last mon tloncd date. Aud II
appearing that the said OIL Well supply Com.
Dafy has not boon served with copy ot tho at.
tRChmont or with process IN this a0tlou aud II
appearing from nm affidavit fled In this cause at
August Rules that the defondant the OIL Well
Supply Company, Is foreign corporation and Il
nonresident Of tho State Of West Virginia, md
that no person Gun DO found or Is In Ohio Coun.
", West Virginia, upon whom summons or pro.
cess In the above entitled action eau be served
for or ON behalf Of the said OIL We'll Supply Com.
pany, tho defendant in said notion, II Is there.
fore ordered that tho said OIL Well Supply Com.
pany do appear within ono month aitor the first
the said Circuit Court OF Ohio county WCst Viz.
gnia, and do whatever IS necessary 10 protect its
Interests. II Is further required that this order
be published mud posted 0s Is now directed by
law.
Witness, John W. MITCHELL Clork OF said Cir.
cult Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, ut the
Court House OF said county, this Sth day OF Aug.
tst, A. u. 1893, ~
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the FIRST time August ., 1891
Attest JOHN W, MITCHELL, Clerk
WV. II. IIEARNE, Attorney for Plaintiff. au9.w
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FOB SALE.

Lots No a and 7, GIlchrist's addition, Square
Mob.
No. COG Market street. 81. 400
Lot No 9, South Front street. 90 feet front,
running to river.
Five lots nnd five acres OF laud In Trladelphia
with two dwellings, slaughter house. ice house
stable, aud sixty bearing fruit trees for 5000,
100 aero fnrm, Long Bottom. MGigI county
Ohio: l,600 fruit trees Price $780,
Lot No 10, section 81, Centre street. Mounds.
VILE and 10 shares In MoundSvlllG Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
Corner lot north OF street cur barn, Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
Lot No. 10 Water street. south Of Forty.CiGhth
street
Lots Nos and7 Eotr street south OF Forty.
eighth street
Lot No. u, south Of Forty.olghth street and
east oil Jacob street.
No N2 Main street
No. 1885 ChapllnG street
No. 1929 Eof street
No. 1925 McColloch street
No. 1911 McCollOch street
No. 2lI TwGnty.uinth street
No. 2G2S Main street
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. & Claim Attorney Col.
lector aud Notary Public.
aus 1912 Market Street.
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REAL ESTATE.
FORSALE,

Now Is tho time TO invest your money whon
you are suTo 1t will DO safe and will pay you bc
tor interest.
No 1907 Main street lisa threestory bushes,
house, fronting % feet on Main street, west sIie
aud In Que Ot the best locations on Main strurt,
VIII rent for eight or nine hundred year, viii
soil cheap.
ElghtToOmed brick house Oh South Front
street, Island, 5000
FourIoomed frame house aud lot GOxlgO feet
on South Penn street. all for sl,SO0, '
Lots j5xi00 feet on South Elm street, Island.
$500
Ten.TOomed frame house near TWen.y.sitth
street on EOHStGGt, cheap. $1,000
FinehOuse on Chapllne street OF eight rooms
bath room aud all other improvements, near
Twonty'imt, cheap
Many other bargains both In large and small
houses and lots on the Island aud on this side
which Gro not mentioned III the above,
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FOR RENT.

House of six rooms on North Wabash street
Island, SlGper month.
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NNRAVELING MADE EASY AND
Il trouble saved by using AMERICAN .EH,
PRESS CO. TRAVELLERS CHEQUES, Paid on
Fair Grounds and NJ 200 Chicago hotels banks,
etc No Identification reNuirel iY25.TU
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE
strlctlon the extension OF tho West Virginia
Agricultural Experiment Station will find tho
plans aud Specifications in tho hands
Of Prot John L. Johnston. OF Morgan /.
town, ". Va, Col c. l.. Smith. OF Fair.
mont, ". Va. aud Hon j. Il Sommervllle,
Wheeling, ". Va. SCalCd bids for tho con.
BttuotlOn Of tho whole building, or for parts
thereof. as indicated by tho specifications, will
DO received
bids will DO opouod ut tho oClCe OF Col c. L.
Smith Friday, August IS. 1888. at o'clock p, IN,
Tho committee reserves tho right TO reject
all bids should II appear that II will bO 10 tho
advantage Of the University TO do NO
BY THE COMMITTEE.
MoRdANrOwN. W. VA, August 10. 1909 hnli
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NOTICE.
= willard NJ Madden. .sle etns cue q rAlel.l.

NOTICE.
10 Willard N. Madden, ,ae otae Of Pht,athl.
phid;
You arc hereby notified that your vito, Anna
u Madden, by her next friend, William II. sivSl,
has filed In the Court OF Common Pleas No. !, OF
philadelphia, 10 June Term 1892, No o. hOr peti :
ton for All absolute divorce from you on tho
ground OF -four wilitil ana malicious dOiortion
Of her Tot tdil years 0iid upwards, last past and
that the undersigned MaStgr appointed by tho
no Cont viii hold n meeting Tor tho pt,rnoS0s
Of hts appointment, on Monday, the 25th day Of
September 1871, at II o'clock a. III, At his office
No 900 South seventh street, III tho City OF Phil.
adClphla, when and wlOto YOU may attend aud
produce testimony II you so desire.
FltANCIS T. BREWSTER. Muster.
IouN q, LANE, Attorney tot LibOllAnt, au9w
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WANTED.

WTANTED-A LOAN OF FOUR,
w TEEN hundred dollars for three years,
Security arstClass Address "a. H." care Of
this OAlCG aulP
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JAMES A. HENRY.
FOR SALE.

Lots In BOhrGns aud spcidcs addition.
Corner lot Thirty.nith and Chapllno streets,
house two rooms aud kitchen. Cheap
flour mill, with roller process, TWENTY-FIVE
barrel capacity. Water aud steam power saw
and plRner also attached; doing good business
IN the country This is bargain Coal wthinl
200 feet Has thirty.sevcn aCtCs Of land VIII
sell all together or mill separate.
No 3727 Eot street, frame house. SIX rO)A
large cellar. alley corner Easy terms.
No 1870 Eol street Btick house six rooms
aud hall good location. Cheap. Easy terms
Fhfee houses Oil Wood street, high g'oHuL
No 3jiS, $50 mud 352! 1851 each.
Two houses on TwOnty'ninth, iour toOAN
each. ii00 each,
4 good farm OF 7l5I ncrci. ono aud halt miles
lfe'a tho city. 4 good orchard, SIX ae7e' "
grapes has n 1.-Two roOmed house stables. ot1 lll
tho best OF wRtot VIII sell on ohIY i9'hi 'F
trRdO for city property. .....,... 10,
lots IN ll0lIinann's addition. tho bcjt value |!
the Eighth ward on very easy tcsInA, Torn 'hot
time -....s,.d1
No Il Thirty eighth sLrOOt six rooms, new s! "
Brick house four rooms aud hall ForiyAn
md Wood streets, full lot
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A GENTS,-SALARY AND COMMITS
1sI0N Best FFaternal Order Assets S3l0Ool
Both Lilo aud Endowment ClRsSeA Gllt.edgod
In 0vOry respect Some District Agents wanted
A rare chance Address KING & co, 8 Union
Square Now York. oc3,M
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TO LOAN.
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT.
IL No. % Tenth street, second floor. six rooms,
bath and hall; will rent at S25 per month. No
1902 Maln street. second floor. six rooms, bath
and hall, at SO pGr month. Also at 1905 Main
street, second floor, fronting on Main street,
Ave rooms md bpth $50 per month. Third floor,
fronting on Main street. four rooms. SIS per
month, Second floor fronting on river, four
rooms, at SO per month.
1yI8 JAMES L HkWLEY. 1870 Main st.
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Ohio River railroad sunday Excursions.
Sunday exclusion ticliotsnow on sale to
Woodland, Franklin, New Martinsviiie,
Slsterville and Long Roach.
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Train On Scotland Neck Branch r. Jad ieave
Weldon; 3 10 ? M, Halifax 4 co. P m. arrive
p. M. Kinston 7,35 p. m.. Returning leave
Halifax at II 90 e NJ. Weldon 1870 a m, daily
except Sunday.
Trains on Washington Branch leave Wash
lngton 100 q, m. arrives farmele 8 ~ q. m,
Tarboro $50 a m, returning leaves Tarboro
40 !. m, Parmele 6.l0 p m: arrives Washine-
with tt ms on Scotland Neck Branch.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. e., VIA AIbemar;e
y Raleigh railroad daily except Sunday o
pm, Sunday 3 90 pm, arrives Plymc nth 9 20
mouth daily. except SUNDAY, 5 80 a m Sun
day. 10 90 a M. arrive Tarboro 10 Is a m q n
Il 20 d m.
Trainon Midland, N. c., branch leaves G olds-
boro, daily except Sunday, 8 90 a. m, errive
Smltnneld, Z ~ q. m. herurning leaves smith
Train on Nashville branch lea yes Rocky M.
At go p: M, arrives Nashville5 % p. m >, Spring
Hope s 30 p. m. Returning leaves Spring Hope
8 90 q. m, Nashville : 90 a. m, arrive Rocky
Mount . 10 a. NJ. daily, EXCEPT Sunday
Trains on Latta Branch FLORENCE r. R.leaye
turninS leave liunb tr 5 81 a m. arrive L.tta
Z 90 a, N. Daily except Sunday. "
Tram on Clinton branch leaves Warsaw FOR
Clinton, daily except Sunday, 7 90 p. m. an
Z s. aps ! 6 ?; g; CONNECTING at WaEaav wltss
Tra.L No. IS mskes close connection at We
don for all points North, daily. Ali Nail va
Richma1d, and dsily. K eept Sunday via Ra,
Line; m also a e. Hoafky .n Mpu5 t.dsIly exqepssdo.
Norfolk and all points North via Norfolk.
yOHN F. DIVINE, GenI Sup 1
]. r. KENLY, Gen1 Manager.
T. NJ. Trafac Manager.
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SUIT F0R 100000.
Against the Pullman Car Company by a
Coiored Mar of Augusts, Ga.

BArTTM RE. July 29-Nath,.u
Toomer. ore OF the the wealthieSt
colored men living in the South,
instituted suit to-day for $780, 900
against the Pullman PLACE Ca
Company. The suit promises to be
mos. interesting II; Toomer is nearly
white, and is one of the largest
land owners IN Augusta, Ga. He
has represented his district in the
Legisi tturp, aud is q prominent
leader OF negroes o. the South. An
attempt was made 4 few weeks ago
to kidnap his 14-year old daughter,
who bad been involved in a love
aft lir, and has been sent here to
s.. Francis Institute, and for
which three men are under indicts
ment.
Tooher and his wife were pres.
net during the proceedings. Mrs.
Ioomer was a very nervous wo-
mau. She became i'll during the
hearing of the case. Her kdshand
on June 9Th engaged section in a
sleeper from Baltimore to Augusta.
They teft tits city June 18th. AT
Columbia, S. c., the car was
switched of, and Teomer claims,
was allowed to remain for wentyr
four hours in a freight yard ex-
posed to searching Southren sun
and the noise made by constantly
passing engines. Mrs. Toomer be-
c4nle very much excited ard a
physician was called in. He ac-
C mpanied her to { ugusta, where
she died Saturday morning, two
days after the Columbia deteation.
1t is claimed in the. bill that
Toomer and his wife having pure
chased tickets from Baltimore 10
Augusta, We're entitled TO a
through trip. without any delay.
Having been delayed. it is claimed
that the Pullman company is res
lsp ,nsible.
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THE WAR OVER.
Siam Comedies all Demands Made by
France.


LONDON, July 29.-The Siamese
Legation in this city has received a
dispatch from Bangkok stating in
effect that the Siamese Govern
ment, learning that France res
CARDS its reply to the uitimatum as
a refusal to grant the Ffanch der
manda, and being most desirons of
maintaining peace, has teie-
graphed instructions tic the Sia-
meFe Minister at Paris to inform
NJ. Deville, Franch Foreign Min
lister, that. S am accepts the ulti.
matum in is entirety. The dispatch
adds that the Siameee Governs
ment hopes that the blockade will
cease, that diplomatic negotiations
will be resumed, and that an early
settlement Of the troubles will be
effected. Lord Rosebery, Secre-
tary of State Tor Foreign Affairs
was at he Foreign Office at a very
early our this morning. He re-
remained there for several hours.
Gladstone has concluded that
his presence in London now is not
necessary and has gone tosday to
make his promised visit to M.
Stewart lsendel, at Hutchland's
Place, near Guiltord.
BANGKOK, July 29.-It IS stated
here that England protested to
France that her threatened block
ade Of The Sian,ese coast would not
be a legal ac., and that France
conceded the point made By Great
Britain. France, 1t is said. has un>
dertaken that British commerce
will in no wise be inteffered with
by French war~ships. English IS
sci will he allowed TO cross the,
Menan bar inward for Bangkok
after Sunday. The situation here
now presents a much more pesces
full aspect.
PARIS. July 29.-In view OF the
S.amese concession Of all demands
made by the French, notice OF
which reached this city to~day, it is
expected that France vii with
draw the notice Of blockade. L. l.
also expected that France viii &C.
cept Slams surrender to her ulti-
matunl. 1t is understood that the
provinces on the upper Mekong
river, that were coded to Siam by
Great Britain, will torn the sub
lect Of future negot.at ons between
France and Great Britain.
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A PROGRAMME SUGGESTED


Mr. Micheel D. Litter, # Oh.
one of the ahlest men iii Congress.
enggests the following line Of action
for congress at the extra session:
d The purchasing clause ofthe
se-called Sherman act should be
promptly repealed, and without
conditions OF any kind.
Cd The national banks should
be allowed to issue notes up to the
par value OF their bonds deposited
to secure their circulating notes.
50 When he deems it necessary
for the purpose of maintaing the
paper and silver money of tie
United States at a PARITY with it's
gold money. OF WREN he deems il
necessary, in order to promptly ray
all debts Of the United States as
they become due and payable. the
Secretary of the Treasury should be
authorized, with the approval of
the President, to sell in such
amounts, al such times, and upon
sReh terms as he considers wise,
fye~thirty 3 per cent. bonds Of the
United States.
a. When it shall have been
properly advised that 10 less than
ten of the leading nations OF Eu-
rope, including Great Britain, Gers
many and France have opened their
mints to the free and unlimited
coinage of both silver and gold as
legal tender money, the President
should be authorized to open the
minis OF the United States to the
Tree ard unlimited coinage Of both
metals at the same ratio as then
governs the European minis,
o. The extra session should then
adjourn, leaving all further legis-
lation for the regular session.
The Atlanta Journal very sagely
remarks shat there is much practis
cal sense in these suggestions, TIE
frs and the toarth OF them are in
direct line with the natiCna! Demos
cratic platform, which demands the
repeal Of the Sherman act, and the
free coinage Of silver only after
the parity Of the gold and silver
dollar shall have been established
by international agreement or by
some other means
The second aud third suggestions
of Mr.. Harter refer to matters
which are not touched on in the
platform, but which are uot in cons
t1ict with any OF its provisions.
There is No reason why nativna
bank s shou.d Lot be allowed 10 is
sue notes 10 The par value Of the
bonds deposited to secure their ci,s
cu'atior.
The third suggestion coptem-
plates a contingency which may or
may not arise, bat there might
come a time sheu tie secretary OF
the treasury wonld fad it hard to
maintain the panty Of our other
money with gold without the exer-
else # such discretion as it is rro'
posed TO give him.
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TO Soda Water Drinkers.

We.selI our Soda Water tickets for $1.0o
which gives you 2t drinks. In addition to
lnis .inducement, W. have q beautiful
Brass Lamp valued at $500, which VIC
Ire going to give away to our Soda
Water patrons in this manner. Each
purchaser of a ticket is entitled to one
chance at the Lamp, and at the expiration
of the allotted time the names are all
placed in a hat and some one blind-folded
will draw the lucky person. Call aud see
the Lamp. It's a Beauty.
NIL sER'S PHARMACY,
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"Despise not ths..day of small things,nas
the tiny pill (taken from a vial Of Dr..
.Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets said
to a 30O-pound man, suffering from in
digestion. AS a gentls, thoroughbred
tive, these Pellets resemble Nature more
closely in their action than anything be-
fore discovered. Business and profess
SIGNAL men whose habits are sedentary.
need something ef this sind to ward off
sick headache, bilIousness and dyspepsia,
but which will not strain and rack the
digestive organs as did the old-fashione5
pills. % cents per vial, at all druggist
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Home Facts Which Cannot be Quest

Home Facts Which Cannot be Quest
toned.
[ have used Mrs. Joe Preson's
Remedy Tor cancer on the chin,
lips and nose. 1t had eaten the fe b
from my chin until the bone was
exposed. 1t had eaten Ell tirely
through my nose and was making
rapid progress on my lips and
gums. The roots Of several teeth
were eaten bare. When | was in
this condition in Oct. 81, and had
been given up by the doctors, who
pronounced it cancer, | heard OF
Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy through
a friend, Mrs Rodwell, and secured
J dozen bottles OF the Bittersand J
dozen Wash packages, and com
menced its use. In about three
weeks there was a marked improve
ment, all offensive odor had disap~
peared and flesh had commenced
to gov on the ext osed places, and
in three months my chin and lip
were entirely well and looked as
natural as before. My nose is not
entirely well, but does not give me
pny pain. Am sure.I would now
be entirely we'll had [ been-able to
aroeufe the medicine as I needed
it.
In all / have taken 80 bottles of
the Remedy and Is packages OF
the Wash and am confident that J
dozen more bottles will effect a
permanent cure. [ had been So b.
ject to rheumatism all OF my life,
but since taking this medicine |
have been entirely cured of it.
After | commenced the use of the
Remedy, | was able to rest well ia
night and was f, ee fromsall pain
Before that time | could not sleep
at all and had to walk the floor in
agony, unable 10 rest or sleep. I do
not think there's auy medicine in
the world to mpare with il, and
advise all sufferers to use it.
Mrs. yICT RIA RIVERS
Ridgeway, N c., April 11fh, 1893
The bove statement is an
exact description Of Mrs. Rivers
condition and remarkable, cure by
the use Of Mrs, Joe Persons
Remedy. | was an eyewitness Of
her e1ffering before she commenced
the use ofIhe Remedy, and of her
cure as certified to by her.
MRs. T. T.. RoDUErI
Ridgeway, Nc
JUST RECEIVED:
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Female Seminary,
OXFORD, N. C.

This pre- sperous and progressive school
will open its next Session on August, 80,
1898, and the prospects for an increased
, atronage are very bright.
Besides doing the most thorough work
in the Literary Department, and furnishs
ing exceptional facilities in Music and in
Art, it has an industrial Department that
supplies The needs of the times. In this
are taught Book Keeping, Type Writing,
St biography and Dress cutting and fitting.
Much attention has always been given
to Physical Culture.
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ESTIMATES OF how the Senate
VII! vote On the proposition to re-
peal:ha Sherman c have usually
iaa.aoed tbs louisiana Senators
aa5 It's opponents Of repeal.
TIE New Cles1s ItueSs. Domocrat
nov -ecarSs gHat both the Louisis
sns 8euaic.s vii vote fer neon
ditiof 4 repeal. This Is a. it should
be. Louisiana irrespective Of the
theo.1ai question OF free coinage.
feeesazse the tacttbat the existing
cor 9as cal Tor tie prompt res
pee 81 e which, is neither fish,
fseh uor foa', and which he is un>
doe responsible ia a large
meaeaFe Tor the disarrangement of
the currency and the anfavorable
resaIss tneIeof. Tie prospect of
the reTeal o. the Sherman slam
grows bsigatse every day.