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diocesan


or tho Protestant Episcopal Church In
Session Ecr'-
To-day tho frat session Of the annual
Diocesan Council OF the Protestant
Episcopal church Of West Virginia
opens here, aud the attendance from
all purts Of the state ia very fair. Among
the arrivals last evening were Bish0p
George W.. PeterSin and Rev. E. Scclley
Moore, OF Petersburg; Revs. P u.
Brooking, OF Poiut Pleaaant; C. II.
Campbell, OF Rayenswood John Foster,
OF Fairmont; J.. S. Gibson and 7. s.
Lightburn, OF Huntington; W. II. Neil
son, CT Shepherdstown: 2 D. Roller. OF
Charleston; Henry Thomas, OF Martins
burg; J. 7. Woods, OF MouHdsville; \.
Il. Fenton, Of ST. Adams. In ADDITION
to the clergymen mentioned there ia 4
considerable number Of lay delegates
from all par:a Of tho stata present
Tho services this morning Will take
place in St. Matthew's. at 1880 o'clock,
and in.the afternoon At 8 O'clock there
will DO n meeting OF tho Women's
Auxiliary missionary Society. which
will DO Addressed by Mas Julia Mur>
ray, Of New York. At 7"i5 p. M. there
will DO a meeting in the interest OF the
Brotherhood OF st. Andrew aud Sunday
school work, which will be addressed
BY Mr.. S. \. Haaes, OF Indianapolis.
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The Marshall county circuis court
met yesterday, with Judge Campbell on
the bench. The grand Jury was sworn,
and spent the day ia inquiries into the
doines OF maletactors. IA a result the
following indictments we're returned:
Burly CIemnaons, Of Moundsvi!le, il
legal sale Of liquor; Nirrod simns.
Barney Ga!vey and fin & Howard, Of
Cameron, same; ANDY Myers, Daniel
Church aud Lew Wallace, Illegal SEM
ing in Fish creek; John Robinson, road
Surveyor in Mead d!atrict, misdemeanor.
There ia nobody ia the MARSHALL
county Jail, three prisoners sent there
for siealiag 4 skiF having finished their
terms yesterday.
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MARTINS FERRY.


Across thu River.
The magniticens new Tag Of Hinwatha
Council No. 800, Jr. O.. Z. y A., was
dedicated last niuha III, the Forasterg'
hall. About 30 pers6ua attended,! and
the hall was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. The exercises we're opened
with prayer by John W.. Wckars- The
dedicat0ry address, VIA delivered in Il
very fitting manner by Park Anderson.
Three ROTATIONS were we'll given By c.
C. Mitchell. W. s. Ellifritz gave an in-
teresting talk on the objects OF the Me-
chanica. Mr.. ElIitritz ID junior past
councillor. He scored socialism and
anarChisn, told whas the Juniors had
accomplished and told how they o.
posed immigration. Several selections
vera rendered on th. guitar,
banjo, aud mandolin by William Said
keIh, J. W. Ball, john krim, rhdmas
Grayson aud James EbbercJ. The sing
ing and character sketches by Prot. !.
J. Lee, pleased everybody The pro-
gramne closed With refreshments CO n
sIsCinG of sandwiches, ice cream, cake.
fruit and lemonade, and all left highly
pleased with the evenings entertain
nen-
Thoburn Post No. 70, G. = r, is
anxious to have the remains CT all
soldiers buriqd in the old Walnut Grove
Cemetery removed to RlVerView Gene.
terry. The old buryIng ground Is rapid
~ going to ruin and the friends and re-
lAtiyes Of soldiers whose remains lay in
the old cemetery who are able to 30 80
should have the remains removed. In
the old llIGt Grove cemetery, which
some day will be Used for building pur.
poses, ara the graves OF about sixty
veterans and forty 60 fifty in R~ivErview
cemetery. The post wi! nakea IN effort TO
raise money to move the remains OF old
soldiers whose relatives are dead, and
those that are unable to haye IL done
The cnss Including che rough boz and
digging OF the grave will De about So
each and something like half the
anOHn Tor children. Many renewals
have already been made, not only OF
soldiers bodies but others.
Martins Ferry men are violating the
tish-!aws BY seiniug and uaing Eets to
catch tsa. Fitsy-siS jack and bass were
caGT!b Win oEe seine on sunday HlSnE
It 70 said IEa: squirrels are already be-
ing killed. Thia il wrong aud The vio-
lators OF these laws should &c prose.
cuted.
Yesterday Colonel McAuiuch waa
fined S25 and coats and William Speck
and William krezel we're each tinet so
aud costa for breaking windows and
doors IL Frank ilhe!m'S saloon, j n
the standard addition on Friday even
ing.
M-s. William McWil!ians and daugh-
ter Nett!e Left Iaat evening" for Mounds
vile TO visiE M. and Mrs. William
Martin.
The Bingham party" at the home OF
Mas ka:e Greer, on South Third street,
LAT evening was &c enjoyable affair.
The carpenters will turn GU. in a bod7
this morning to attend the fuaeraI OF
the late George Anderson.
MrS. George B. Barr and daughters
LETT yesterday tor Beverly, O., TO spend
the summer.
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THERE is more catasth in this section
Of the country than all other d!9caseS
put togethor. and unit! the last few
years was supposed TO oa IrcurahIe.
For a grea. many years doctor. pro-
nounehd l. 4 local dsea5e, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and bv con.
stansly falling 10 cnre With local treat.
ment, pronounced itincurable. scieacs
has proven ca:,rrh TO DO a cousti.u.
tional diiease and therefore REQUIRE,
constitutional treatment Hall. Ca,a,,h
Care, manufactured by F. ]. Cheney L
Co, Toledo, Ohio. ia the only consti,u.
,ional eu:c on the market Il ia taken
internally 10 doses from 10 drops 70 a
te~asooontuL It aetA directly on the
blood.nd mUcor, surfaces OF the syseem.
They offer Sl0o for any ca.e it fails TO
cure. send for circulars and .cs.ino-
mails. Address
F; J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, Q.
ESold By Druggists, 75c.
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An audience that filed the ODD Eel
lows hall gathered lass evening to be
entertained by tho Imperial Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar Club assisted by
several weiE&nown local a~rsists. The
numbers vera aeceptahly rendered, in
some caaes sacores being demanded
Those who assisted the club in pIeaaing
those present vera Mr.. Win E. Day in
several SOLOS. Mas Olga Roller, cornes
solo. the BUckeye Tuartettc, Mr.. Charles
S. BrilIes' readings and Mr.. John Wal
lace, solo ha1ioisr.
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THE cArHEDnAA FESTIVAL.


Ladies' Aid SncintY Gives n Very En-
joyabln Fets.
Last evening at st. Joaeph'l Cathe-
DIAL the Ladies' aid society gave a straw
berry festival aud musical and literary
entertainment. Thu basement OF the
cathedral wls Handsomely adorned for
the. occasion. In the owen hall, be-
lore the festival, the following pro-
grlnme Tn rendered:
S0lO-"DAy OF Dublin" ......-.M MA. II. 2 Whitaker
Tunbnrinn DRncn.
Anuic TopSnn ipT;T'Ire lOChcr, LIrlrp,ta TrIsch.
ell, Katie Mc.NiliStsr, Settle Barclay; lgIns
Smith, NCttie Troll, GurtTlde VOglcr,
Legion Of tho Ch!mcNn ..-.n.."..,....""..
Mn. Henry Heller and Chorus
Saskatchewan, Guide CS'-Mr. Franl: Caldwell
N'''0o''N SOLO :sS Mi frank DHI@n!I
Cora Mathews, Gone Wlrcraouse, Gcr,rldo Refs.
Ter, A,IR RIsley. Nettic NSl!nr, CiI.I
HAnhipu, Della McIIdden.
Quartstte-"Our Choir
Misses Rnss RnIImaI ant IslH WnIcraOuaa
AcSsrS. Tom Miller aud frank Caldwell
'' "'O''1 : '''"'' Mis- Emma CGnnci!y
nance-...... MabcIle Bur; and Miss Mary GlIigal
After the concert al repaired TO the
Cathedral aud parto0ls Of refreshments,
Strawberries and cream.
There was a large attendance Of con-
genial people, and the result was OF
course q most enjoyable evening.
The entercainmens will be repeated
this evening, when Prot Myers and the
Premier Banjo, Mandolin and GGita.
Club will alao play.
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At the Y. ". c. 4. last evening a
iubiles festival was given a. ore Of the
series Of evantsin the celebration OF the
semicentenniai. AG intervals musical
aud literary numbers were given, and
those whose naule were printed yet-
tartay dictated. There was n large AZ
tendance, and all had an enjoyable tine
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RESERVOIR BURSTS
And the Town of Lyons, Colo, in Danger
OF Being swept Away,

AAS
or BEING swept Away.
Lyons, Coto., June 5.-Great excite.
ment prevailed here to-day. 4 report
vas circulated hat the Beaver Park
reservoir in the south Sain. vrafn had
broken. 4 scene Of grea. CONFUSION
ensued. Every family on the south
aida OF the river. with ons or :wo sxcsp-
tons, hastily moved to the hills south
OF town and tina; part OF the town ia
nov completely deserted in anticipation
OF the food.
South Hill Is covered with furniture,
and many families are homeless. Se7-
eral houses have been swept away, and,
il the reservoir should b.eak, great
damage vii! be done. \ party act ont
this morning to try to reach :he reser
yoir and ascertain the extent of the
danger. It ia that a. leas. 4 par.
OF 1t has broken.
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FiVe-Cent Articles.

Ladlcr Hose Childrrn'I Hose. Rolling Plus.
LOCKWOOD Ruler, cur Buttons, Tin Dlrger'. Com.
ninnI'nn Class Cutters. Boys HALVES. P1Errz,
DHnr Bolts. NcauiOut OIL shoe BlnCkIag Wash
rnnk. h.chtGr HIrnUniCIs. Thwels. IL, Needle
FIcEIgcS. speCiAcirS. Dune Cologne Hair Curt
sr7; srilnni >LItcS LInp Brrner1. Shoe DrsssirE,
Ladies' Pins Tlble Knives.
NAM In-ccnt articles Ia our l-:ant Est Coma
md 1Ie tAGm out OF our wuv.
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Ten-(ent ArtirIAs

S~rsDErcer3, Clothes lines. S.cnnE Iavni-7.
3nEhF Braces. Stationery Packages Jt.l padlocSI,
HhyLnNcet'le Packages. onG-n4Af porlt T.a. La
dies Decent EOsa. DOlII, Scent Ctf EufL,Cs.
M!r-or5. PoCs.c Knives
NE are constantly Tc'niYiEg 5a-ysi1s llt CAT
EOt 1uGti prices, ~ tHaT ase here today and
gone H-f:6rT0w. It Is oCr aim ID aIwlya have
something Gew at pr!ceS taIr Will MAKE you buy.
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Nine-Cent Articles.

LAt!eE' Cloves. Shoe Rrr,snea- Stew Fang. Pm
sore Kettles, Butcher HALVES. wnrtS u cnntl,
Glaas DLAhes, Mix Srra.lra. Coffee P1u. -Four
Sistdr3, S~iSrenGerI. Extrlrt Vlaltn- Dolls. Dlsl
Faas. Hammers, Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
per Funuc Cinnamon. l Pauut GlnSer. ! Pound
EHk!nG Powder.
TE'. above an al genuine barSllaa ND !ower
than ever kptnrn.
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TYS.Cent Articles.

iGdnnu Buttons, | Fine Comb, I bottle Ink.
Plnt Thu CIpS. HnndlicrlnirfH. Cake Cnt;G3. Pap.
per Boxes. LAngtry Hair Pins. Carpenter Pencils,
Curf Untinu'. Pie Pans. Pocket Combs NiDRing.
IAN Optlrr7, spool Cotton. Toilet luau, Gl:nlcl7,
Lhn- hinc[ Rubber rlppGd Panriis. HIir
CHmpRrl
Wq teal only in Bargains and giro btu value
FOR tho lnNrv
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o FOR SALE. q

VI. - Virginia. street, ten rooms, frame.
Nj. ~ hiTiDG street. eight rooms. brtcc
No. l2i0 JnE9b siCset. Hvi rDnils, irlnr. ji,5l.
No. 229 Chnpline street, sight rncius. artCI.
I.Al.
M, II VcrnnntstTret. four rooms. irliue. s.. Il
Nos III aud % Eighteenth street, double brick
Cheap.
1.an six per cent gold bonds in denominations
Of 81, 10n enrn.
Twelve ah4rus Riverside Glass WORTH
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~SeEen-Ceut articles.

CalRnin'f Palm Soap. large DnNstnS Combs
HartanTiicls, Counter BOOKS. DrlrS irju,s. La,
dies EanikGrCtir.S M4SeI Bird Sect. w,ll-
wHAl Brushes. Iargn Tin Cups. Wash Pans, Shear.
Atal!s popular price We oder many Articles
worth tnuhlE the ri0rrr.
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Rents Reduced !

No. 50 Main sJrrat. large modern brick ivell.
Inn, fourteen rnDTS.
No. LIT MCCOtlurh itTuat. brick. flgl.
No. ~ Dhin strrrt three r0UnE. 81 n
No. I7es EllE street. brick. seven r10ui4.
No. = virginia. street. :rlr-s, Si= rnOuS-
Thu WadlllgtIn Place, house AMI - hCrnI
No. gilp SIcCnllurh street. large tTala l'vpIl.
lug. VIII nuE IN tiraEclnsS order inr good tHuauL
No, SO lain street. brick dwelling.
Va. 9iD. Main street. list door. thre MONS
No, II rhirtv.thtEl street. brick. Iya nnn1
Two Ipiun,lld Office rooms IN NTSOniC building
No. nJrl CGR1iiGG street. dvs r0Omg- 3lJJL
No. LlB NISslt street. DlIlcg ronmA
No. ~ AIlr- :. lower part, 500.
No. IL ThirtySthirl street. dvH rooms, SaJl
M. 9lS Main street. ryriYc rooms lul hash
OillCn rooms IN Hlhhart RinCs. !1G MnrSntjs
M. ljS2 MAR It-rrt. second md tiirt tUurN
Store ruOri-OG SgGta ItEBat. III HGa51p TAI
erulclu builGIiG.
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F0ur-Cent Articles.

OuGspt TcaSpnOug. Patent Sleeve HOIte-7. 1Orr
silsprlderG. ClRr.'R D. ". T. Threat, Oh IllrnIt
Bus, Nuhhnr DrrSsilE Combs, Comm dud i!r'Ni
.Ase, PntClvnfS. Tooth Brushes. FIH shovelB,
Fawe!ng, Charm Knives. HICilwe. sewing Ma,
chirlr Ola, Scrub Brushes. Linen Thpnit. Iiaut
't| FILES. s~iigDendrrH. Pencil Boxes. CIicn, NIL
ms nRd hiInurcts Of other articles I1tuS u Ll!I
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Eicit-CerS Articles.

Monkey WrauEI"s. ThiAk Bruom+. wlsh Bowl.
I'm Ecc-ets. Long EaldlC F!-a lhovelH, Rulrg.
hosiery Largo LAMP BIranrI. Boz plper and
EnYeIoprs' spring balAHcc4. Sc.sur4 nlGls
BGDES. Patent GGT:nrS.
our ctisinn'eT1 slnw / goCi thing ysec t,ay
3eelL JOIN tle pruGessipn u our Stirn.
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s!I5 EotT street, SIX ronuA 5l6 % Der month.
%2iJ DOF street IcG- r3ons, second 1lt thIrt
stories, 500 per noI:h.
s+5 Eof street tour r7Grns. 81 90 per mouth.
-Four tn0Gis SECOND story, MacSst streer, Fills
Tnrt, siuO0 Per month
Two roNCrg. 1rst Eoar, Twenty sGventh street
Sc % peg mouth.
Thee rooms. sCccrt LCcr, dSJn EDry st-et
SSN per cnlrI.
rh7ec rnorls. iat 9o0r. McCOl!och gc-ees rear
Thtr:y-i2t street. s. GO per mouth.
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NESBITT & DEVINE
TeL6+a- 1893 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

thaiq the tarScs; l1sortuer: Of Island -c4t-
tacccs f0- siLg-
Alag. st0c- Of clothing. Al sae la:es= styIaL
cheap
Seyec-roou1et house IN NIr.tn's Ferry. nal-
Terminal DEPOT Good Sall! ioS Hl:oUu-tnt Jlr
IL .cc- CEea2.
ElEHs.FooElert house. with nj modern i-prova
a:eaa % south Penn street Chrap.
Sevsar1nEle3 house on South Penn s. Cheaa
Fve-foCCeL E0lSe CT SOu:c Feul st CleaA
Six-rccreC, lOTS. on South Ppun s.. Ctea-
Se7en.roouled house on South Front St CheaD.
CEGao-
siseteeu-r1oned house Gu So1tb Esor. stree.
Cheap
EGTee-roozad horseo On South Cort St. Cher3.
FtTe-tuoCsd aoESa &C south Broadway. Cieal
SI.zou-ed aDr$s on South Broadway Cheaa.
se7en-rooClet house GU South Bscadwar.
Cheap.
SGae-roonet house on fifteenth St Chea,.
SeTel-spoCa1d loose on Chlplila $. CapA,.
Call and See tore OF the earyaics We haze IA
la7:e 1ad snail residences: also u nuiItirx Lna
Ard L:lS.
BARR i.
~ 81 49,
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FOR s

House Of three raous, Market street. Ceurra
Wheeling. goa
iI1use Of ten rooms. brick, Market street. F4;1
wlTt. EASY er!ns S.DUl.
House Of Ave ruor1s, brick. Fourteenth Ir-caL
g -O.
ward. .Lg5l
House. a7e rouras. Woods Itraar. EagE Wheat
t:lg- 81, 100.
Fine 'lrrn. IL acr-s. ta=gG miles i-ori Mount+
Vile, WIKI spienG.t improvements. THIS ID i
Our-ail.
80 tres OF land fronting on McColoc1 and
Lind SirnetA
Hote! Of 'nIrteen rCnEz, GGins good dunncsq.
splendid location. cheap.
House OF seven rooms AID hail. ChtolIla
atrpes. Cant-G WhteiiEg. 9.%p.
Lot east end Fourteenth street SNl
L0tSu on LiId'Sr-net. Beiypi!r1l. go each.
Lots IN EGIrGuS Il, S]nei!et's lGLiCGn. E1,t-
llu'g addition 10 Nor=l BGnvJGd. E5gcF RIA.
Ca!dwelIS Run. Pleasant Valley, Bellevue and
other p.arnS IN md urar the -itT.
Money ~ loGc Du CITY real estttr: S9I, Il
S+ul, 500. sou. &, 5i,dGl AMI t.JGl
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SIY-Cent Articles.

one got Fable Spoons. Blank Books. Purses.
Shirtin-. suspardGrS. Butcher EaiyaL IO-rpnt
LiirrS, Sleeve DIt;Gna. Decent En- nroiLertr4
scr,ibntng Brushes. GcnrS' Hall Hose
AtrclluW Invited. We have harGl:ry Tor you
nnd II will pay YOU % emil.
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@CLOTHING.M

0TERC04TS a: prices ;:as smash al :orIsr
rn--S rHc5rii Lnns, 500 Tor 4 3 %
S'e:cna- We 14so haze g-aac ha-yaIcI i: So 81.
bt:a'. dI.9|. $40 10 20 sTa.I-
" prT vow 70 laok IL th,#, -oodt-
MEN 0ulTS SIS, s5E To- r ia = y nrn
IehfSf7 n low prices II you caa c1l:r1 .hrI,
9pNG3 Tor les than double tie mnaey AZ VyT.G-s
EEiIPlb. ynu ~ raI!cE the sane ed yoGs noceJ
WAL &c rtfInGet- These g0c,Ia znar -,
ESH'S PANTS q = f. f i 3, 81, So sc; q Is Up %
lHe vA4iir Of A dollar try 70 bor-5v ore. II WIN
"aas . sl0w eoy ~ slvA A DOLLAR Or Ec-a L,,r
ut our Clothing Department.
BOYS SUITS lsS:c, SC. 'se spHr7 70
CoAi" EoCEe n 5aca. This III. cas-
NOV LAs aRaTt loG ca22ot MATCH tie prtc,a4.
BOYS PANTS allie, Dc &c &c. Tte,ea9
80 ioNiS bargains l7t SIaS ve-- slsc !:
prices ~
MEMS SHOES At &c. &c. SID. TS. s:r,
SHNHS G61 % ;lsh I: I. i-ss az
vel 70 save money on saocS AZ Auyca!rg sIS.
and we are aEIT below She =:i-Ie.
LADIES' FINE SHOES !. s = =. g? q 81 /. 3 1tls.;
Sb Oar sCccrsJ IL tie shoe Ii.a /. probIhiy
E'ors THAI We deserve. We prastr.e Ia -aI<S,
We sell 80 n.har IL because AsJ tSu'I LL,: lon
hEt penpie viii haze IhsI-
CHILDREE'S SHOES MS 4. e g? s &C sff. 81
cIFaA- ~
Mems and Boys Hats +. e? 8, 2 !, S g i; -;
ano SIX EAI, we!ca 1,caTIy GslIs s:siSl
Mems SHIFTS a; &c 2 +eei y: a2 Z s5c. Ga
Millinery and Ribbon; Il iig,f A. pics :; On
ave JoG lo4ot uoueg. SEIa Agnes Darby viii
eve ron poiGter8 On MIlllaerT and T-i3:nIrt.
ta' VIZ Do you SOD and viii no. oTe.chs-rs
700 aorSs!I 700 old IEYieA
Urfa,ya3p Cnderrairn AID p,awesu:a5,
OEu0i E0il. sc, 39c. ~. G3c % We Az -
Wafa below he market 90 t5eSe Sooti, AZ ~eii
aaeVey;h!ns else
Eid Comforts aud Blankets a a. ;:':; Ts,Ss
No have Just received 1 Job 10: 6. ;aese ys5It -
prices that Will U-P,ie JOG
Ladies' C0lSetS rs2'e. n- 90 4,
Umbrellas age CO., sc up
Lace Curtains a:oo.. g.. s7oua
GlocailsS, J 3s"s Gi:13q c5Sst. se :. s;s,no,;
GtnTad Pepper, Ca7anoc. H.GA,d. GI7rc,tSi
porad.f;s 3 cena ""
% Clothing Store. Root and She.
S.nrr,a Hat store n Dry Goods. ,,or, ,
9IHlInery store, n Notion S.o-e, Fu-nI,b-
rug ood store. n Hardware and TInU,-,
'Fe,A ga and ,TroeerJ ssore-nine store.
IN Shs-hI Complete under one roof.
ne aAra toe l:rget; Department. s:oa IN ~,
4Ate lUD 70 ioS Mlia street. Il 10 "a Tsnt1
stree; and l1i 20 1911 NErsA: Srte., Ei.ysa
teP1sEla1: 'GI
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Merchant Tailoring,

Our Merchant Ta.lor!-g Depart.,e1r Ia nov
ready for b1!ItarsI and we are ahcyInr n if,r ,f
looI' in Few. bright and 1HLefGI pac5ar1g L,ae
are +tll'Gc lkc a dash. W. ode Iur!a- ais
month your choice Of L line IL $3.50 Der sri.
up wen worth cnG-Lltrc more rrureY.
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E. B. POTTS,
lain and Tenth Sts., Whaling, Y. Va

E,1nea s;o.es 4: steu5snylIs. Delt.I7,, Mar
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ing Bridgrsa aud other Sigits 0fPrnb-
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Eood'o pills are prcrnp. and Efficient. ye;
Ia action. Sold by al druggists &c.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06

DHNahlu mSi,lcncH IN Sixteenth itrsst
Real estate Of dycry DESCRIPTION.
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1 was troubled with mitigation and la. ared
feeling. After taking four bottles OF Ecod'i
sarsaparlllA I feel like a rev r1aa. I eanno;
recommend Hoods SlrSapsrIa 100 hishly."
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The Portland daily press., 1894-01-15
PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons interested in either of the
Estates hereinafter named.

AT Court of Probate held at Port
land. within and for the county of Cum
berland, on the Third Tuesday of Decern-
Der, in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
bred and ninety-three the following mat
tiers having been presented for the action
thereupon hereinafter indicated, it is
hereby Ordered: ~
That notice there8f bSgiven to all per-
sons interested, by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Maine Estate Press, and
the Weekly Eastern Argus, papers printed
at Portland aforesaid, that they may ap-
pear at a Probate Court to be held at said
Portland on the Third Tuesday of Jan
uary next, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and be heard thereon and
object if they see cause.
LARISSA I. PERLEY, late of Bride-
ton, deceased. Account presented for
allowance by Gardner Cram, Executor.
EFFIE F. EDES, minor child and heir
of Robert Edes, late of Naples, deceased
Petition for license to sell and convey
real estate presented by Ellen M. Edes,
Guardian.
SAHARA A. SMITH, late of BRUINS
WICK, deceased. First and Final Ac-
count presented for allowance by Bar
ton R. Jordan, Executor.
SARAH A. STROTTT, late of Bruins
wick deceased Petition that Barrett
Potter be appointed administrator, pre-
sented by William H. Strout, son of
said deceased
deceased. Final Account presented
for allowance by E. Dudley Freeman,
Administrator, C. t.a..
SAMUEL GROVES, late ofY armc nth, de :
ceased. Petition for an allowance out
OF the Personal Estate, presented by
Hannah Groves, widow of said de-
ceased.
EDWARD B. ROBINS ON, late of Deer
ing, deceased. Petition for an allowance
out of the Personal Estate presented
by julia B. Robinson, widow of said
deceased.
JAMES f. WHITNEY, late of Portland,
deceased. Petition for an allowance
out of the Personal Estate presented
by Mary e. Whitney, widow of said de-
ceased.
LIZZIE STANFORD, late of Portland,
deceased. Will and petition for the
probate thereof, presented by Joseph W.
Dodge, Executor therein nam ed,
MARY MURRAY, late of Portland, de-
ceased. Petition that George F. Nc
Quillan be appointed Administrator,
presented by Brian E. McDonough, a
Creditor of said deceased's estate
RHODA PICKERING, late of Port
land, deceased. Will and petition for
the probate thereof, presented by
Frederick W. Thorn Epson, Executor
therein named
CHARLES B. GREENLEAF. late of
Portland, deceased. First Account
presented for allowance by John Green
leaf, Administrator
WALDO BERGErTA MEYER, late of
Cumberland. deceased. Petition that
George IL. Allan be appointed Admin
istrator, presented by John J. Meyer,
a son Of said deceased.
ANDREW L. E. CLAPP, late of Scar
borough, deceased. viii and codicil
thereto and petition for the probate
thereof presented by William II. b.
Cgapp ct ais, heirs at law. Also
deolination Of Charles Fl. BOYD one
of the Executors and Trustees
MARY W. Jones, late of Deering, de
ceased. Will and petition for the pro
bate thereof, presented by Charles M.
Jones, executor therein named
HENRY PEABODY, Judye
A true copy Of the original order
Attest: EDWARD G. REYNOLDS,
Register.