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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-27
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To reach catarrh is through the blood
Hoods SarSaparila, by purifying the
blood. removes the cause of the disease
aud permantely cures catarrh. Take
only Hoods.
HOOPS PILLS act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently. on the liver and bowels
- cents.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-27

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwin,er Fair, San Francisco
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-27
Holiday Excursion Rates via IN.
northwestern Line.

On December - ~ II. p aud b. 1891.
and January l. 1895. the Northwestern
line Will sell excursion tickets al very
favorable rates. good for return passage
until January .. ls95. inclusive. For
tickets and full information apply to
agents Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

Eye anu Ear Dr. liza Lyon, 80
South Main.
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mEAnAcmE ANp nYsrErsIN.

william T.. Rockwell, 80. 5i2 West
67th Street, New York, says
81 have been matiyr 10 bilious
heldaohe aud dyspuyslp. An indls.
cfeiion Ia diet, ovefiatigur or COLI,
brings on tit OF indigestion, followed
by a heaiaoho lasting two or three
81 81 ut n time. think / must have
tti.i over twenty different remedies,
which were recommended A. certain
cures by lnyiuc friends, hui II was no
use. At last thought would take
n simple course Of rurgailon with
BRANDKErH's Pulls. For the first
week 1 took two pills every night,
thon one pill Tor thirty nights; In that
time gained three pounds In weight,
aud never have had an Rche or h pain
alnue.n
Dlsease IN one part Of the body will
eventually OIL the whole body with
dissase. Every year or two some part
Of the system grove weak ani begins
10 decay. Such parts should bs re.
moved nj once, nud new matter DO
allowed g. take IT, place. There's no
need Of cutting II out with n surgeons
scalpel. Purge away the OLD, diseased
and w0rnoul plrls with BRAN DRETII's
Pills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

Ter. 1ldlf an ounce % tho Iouno r. now
considered sufficient Tor some Of the best
batter that goes TO market.
Tho Rural New Yorker says that when
brewers grains are dried before thav
can ferment they make clean. sweet
COW feed. But Tho Rural also adds.
"Wlcn fcl in % wet, sloppy condition.
thoy soon become rour aud iormrutul
with a worse olor than That from any
manure pile Tho effect ON the COW /.
10 impair her digestion aud roudcr her
an easier prey 90 consumption
Milk produced from feeding brewers
grains IN the wet, four and fsrm,ui.1
condition g. always thin and poor. and
its effect ia 60 Ian babies by tine score.
Any imitation " bu.,cr that contains
hog'a lari IL uuvho.oslmo. ard oicomar.
garino manufacturers may preach 90 the
contrary till taCy go blind
The three points Of butter ir1 flavor.
color and grui.
The grain nd caves % bul,or depend
on Che feed OF Goo D1wl aal the sfIil OF
the h1ttcr major Both must D., hrst
c,aas
The iogrr c.iyaE t.mo cow bon milk
approaches tao poorer iu flavor and tho
harder to bring win b, iho huiior pro.
duccl from her milk.
Frost hi'tn hay and fro-ru corn fol.
der produce % lut,Ur which iB sticky.
like lard, aud lachiu- DO srliu.
II yon must f,el fros. bitten has. mix
Il with good h.y
Let dairymm watch llso hawks tho
markets Boo tlp.r vicinity and bus COW
feed when 90 is TOO cHplpU 20 Lut cream.
cry maua'H1 watch l.tehl"ks tho chor.a
aud butter markets Hnl aell when and
whoro ihc price basD
MANY crclmoaynon got 90 least one
now iic1 90 thr WUlln f.r Itwgs
when ihoy learned che fact That 800 tho
butter iuct0uHH ot Denmark thnomrl1y.
c,s wear wooden shoes. ThUy cannot
get soaked with bu,iytmilk cannot con.
tract unpleasant olon aud scatter tlo
nmc around the cfcan aud butter room
and thcy aro far mor claauly and health.
ful iu the factory than leather sho,s.
Then Un making ibis discovery 20 many
ptogrouiye and clean American cream.
mcn wanted wooden sho,s that a factory
Tor making them has boon started In
Michigan by the cutOrprIfiug citizen who
made the display OF Thorn at the fair.
'Rah f0i woodou shoes In the creamery
and IHIt's'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
SIMON & O'NEIL.
Grand R..,p.niOg Of The CgnstOtk
Saloon on Saturday Evening.

Niusprs. simon s. Bihy O'Nul, who
arv well kuuNi, M suUHlnntid busiu,ts
men OF Salt l. he, ana owners Of
the famous clipper hIloon at No. o
E,Bt Fiist south Sutut, have pur.
rhuttd tho ComsluoG, % Wosi -
SCUM anu have transformed nud re-.
flued IA into "a uran new place, where
all thpir fflenda, anu the puzzle who
desire, are Invited 10 nitouu tue new
optuilg ON saturday Evening, Apfil
IAN,
A good time promised 10 all. Genial
"Billy" VIII oihoialo rs manager VI
the occasion.
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ward, and George c. Williams was set
apart as his hrst Counselor, James ~.
Langiord, though not present at the
meeting, was set apart as second Coun.
selor. a Sunday School, a Relief
Society a YIN. NJ. l. "A Y M.LA.
and a Primary Association were also
organized, and the whole ward
machinery set In good working order.
The brethren speak highly of the
location on the Bavispe river. ard com.
mend Elder Williams highly Tor bis
energy and enterprise as the mainioundcr
Of wat now promises to be pros.
porous community
ANDREW IENsoE.
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An old ropo about 7 feet long with
the ends tied loosely togetherand thrown
over cows hind quarters and over her
tail at milking time will prevent Nor
from switching her tail, thus sp'F'ns
both the milk aud the milker'a eyes
Creamery butter Is butter made aI 9
butter factory, which iscommonly called
n creamery.
The tendency Is to uso les sal! u but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

Sufferers from Coughs, sore IhrOats,
ETC., should Try "ArouH bronchial
UOthcs simple hut euro remedy.
Sod Guy il BOTcs. Poirc 20 CITE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

Not o had combination; can trade
with You tue year around. Up town
office 100 ,. Main. Can deliver either
on short notice. :, Z. Morse & Sons.
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SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY.

We havo nearly SlOo,oOOi
worth OF Cassimoros, Blankets.
Flannols, Yarns, Etc, for salo
mado by tho Provo Moolon
Mills tho past six months.
JOHN c. CUTLER g. BRO.
Agents,
60 Main, Salt Lake ely.
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nr. u. q. II-W"tt - son,
The leading dentists, D9oly Block,
strictly nml.clsHa work at onr-hAli
Iticc charged elsewhere. Best west OF
ChicnpO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

The Cullen Hotel open, on Tho
European plan, raies $500 and $3.50
per day. George Cullons, Assignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

Mrs. Phmbe Thomas, OF. Junction City,
H., was told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles OF DR..
Kings Now Discovery completely cured
her, and she says 1t saved her life. Mr..
Thomas Eggers, lS9 Florida St., Sau
Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption. tried with
out result everything else, then bought
one bottle DR.. Kings Now Discovery
and In two weeks was cured. He is nat
urally thankful. It is such results, of
which these are samples, that provo the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
coughs and colds. FREQ trial bottles at
Logan Drug Goa drug store. Regular
size 50c and Sl.00. Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09
NO BLooDsIIED

at the Westinghouse Works-ForcIGncrs
Proft,nE by Experienced.
PITrrDURau, Feb. S.-No boodsbcd
occurred to-day at Drinton, whore the
new Westinghouse works are being
erected. 1t was feared there would be
trouble between the American aud for
eign workmon who wanted to get work
on tho excavations for tho new plant,
but none occurred, probably for the
reason that the foreigners, proilting by
tho rough experience OF several OF their
number stayed away to-day. Only four
foreigners were on hand, and they were
quickly driven away by tho Americans.
all tho men at work to-day wero natives
OF this country. 1t is claimed by the
Americans that the foreigners are will
ing to work for 50 cents day, while
tho Americans want 81 20.
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pEnI.A.IRiiE
All Sorts of Local New. and Gossip from
tlia OihAs City,

heNtn" tlIIs
Judge Chambers will preside ut tho
second trial of William Wilson for tho
killing Of Officer Murphy at Martins
Forty, Judge briggs having solicited
him to do ~. II Is not known yet that
OX.ProsoCutor j. W. lIollingSwnrth will
aasist Prosecutor Wcems IN tho trial,
which will DO called on the Goth, but 1t
IL generally uudOrStood TINT ho will.
Tho defense will DO mRdo by tho same
attorneys Ms 6eiorc.
a number OF persona from this county
attended tho Wedding Of Miss Blanche
Frazier. who was married. to Rov. John
a. Burnett, at Williamsburg, Pa, yester-
day evening. RNy. Thomas Balph, Of
ST. Ulairaylilo, performed tho ceremony.
1t was fashionable church wedding
and ever 500 Invitations worc sent out.
The experience Of Senator Bricc and
Congressman Pearson whom they nt-
tomptod to 500 llokn Smith about an
Ohio appointment was road with n good
deal OF interest hero, lloko's refusal to
SEQ tho patronage distributors Is round
ly abused by Democrats.
VIII Hayog, tho seCond son Of Thomas
Hayes, formerly Of this city, was mar
ricd TO Miss Ida boil, ut thOir homo In
Anderson, Ind, recently. Tho young
folks were married. in tho absence OF
thoir parents, aud they kept tho matter
quiet for sovoraI days.
Tho charitable entertainment hold In
tho Elysian theatre Inst night was a
groRl success, and tho ladies in charge
realized somewhere near $500, TO DO used
in feeding and clothing the deserving
poor known to tho charitable orGaniEa.
tons OF tho ladies.
Tho board OF trade did not organize,
because tho authority given by the
charter obtained was not such as was
desired. It will DO sent back and now
charter obtained MS soon as possible,
when tho permanent organization will
DO effected.
Two mon caught with bags filled
with chickens, cabbage, potutobH. etc,
woro released because they claimed
thoy got them from relative. notwith-
standing they were caught about mid
night with tho articles.
The notice Of the proposed redistrict-
ing of tho city is now being published.
There arc good many people who see
little reason for redistricting the city
beyond tho desire to do something"
s. F. Farley, agent OF the Bellaire,
GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati railroad, has
beon quite sick for some time past. W.
II. Young, OF Caldwell, is tllling his
place
The Novelty Stamping Company will
branch out in the enamel business now,
the Messrs. Stewart having had some
years experience in that line.
Postmaster Darrnh was appointed four
years ago next Tuesday, but Ito one
knows who his successor is to b.. .:
Miss Annie uoge has secured place
in the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home at Nenia. -
There was no new development in
the situation at the steel works yester-
day.
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10 Tie Editor ofths Inte,ligsneer.
Sm:-Aiter listening to n number Of
suggestions as to what the council com-
mittee on health should do with regard
TO letting tho contract for removing the
garbage for the nexttwo years, it strikes
mo that instead OF giving the entire
contract to one person, tho service
could DO improved by dividing tho city
into districts and letting the contract to
three or more contractors ut fair
price per ton, so there would be IN in.
ducoment to tho parties who have the
contract to give us better service. The
present service is q farce, and our c,.
zcns all know It. Why talk about tho
number OF carts that should be used :?
Let the different contracts to good, ro-
sponsible parties, then. see that they do
the work, and, il not, thon re-lot tho
work to some ono who will. Now, gen.
tlemeu OF the committee, this is the
time to act. Garbage Is not bothoring
US at this season Of tho year, but We
Will have the same kind OF work done
We had the last two years unless the
committee fixes it SO that it eau DO done
right. THIRD WARD.
7llheeling, Feb. 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09
LOTS OF NEW CONVICTS.
Received at Moundsvlllo from tho
South End OF tho State.
A Big PROCESSION OF PRISONERS
Created quito a Stir IN tho Town Yes.
ter,iay-somn Bad People who will
Live in seolusion for Twenty Years
TO como-Tho PonIteutlnry Boards
Monthly Session Ends.

Yesterday delegation OF prisoners
arrived ut tho Moundsyillc pcnitontiafy
which was probably tho largest ever re.
ceivod there ut ono timo. Thoro wore
thirteen Of them In all, and OF that I'M
lucky number two were women andeight
ofthe eleven mon were colored. Thetrar.
rival caused unusual excitOment in quiet
Moundsyillo, and as they marched up
to the prison from tho Ohio River rail-
road station, handcuGed In couples and
guarded by sheri[fs and deputies in
numbers about equal to their own, they
were followed by quite procession OF
citizens. The prisoners and their guards
nearly filled n coach.
The two women and two Of tho mon
were from Mcdowell county. Sovon
mon were from Fayettc county and two
from Kauawhu. Among tho prisoners
were tho following:
Jamcs Harper, shooting with intent
to kill Jim Colt, one year.
Henry ForbUr, rape on Victoria Doss,
OF Quinnemont, confessed, ten years.
John Wright, stealing two suits Of
clothes at Echo. two .ycars.
Orange Williams, killed man ut
Hawks Most; caught in huntington by
y. +. Workman, ono year.
@. A. Parter, for nnlawfully cutting
]. 3. Bcasloy OF Quinnomont, ono year.
William Washington, for the murder
OF E Mitchell at Montgomery, eighteen
years.
' William Allen, killed Bill Barger a.
4 QuinIemont, manslauEhtGr, two years.
Jake Adkins, murder Of Ii. Meadows,
OF Quinnemont, eighteen years.
William Ruckcr and William Johnson,
rohbing Tom Colburn at Gauley Bridge,
two years.
George Brown. for tho heinous crime
OF shooting woman and then COM
/ hitting rape. at Quinncmont; arrested
IN Illinois, twenty years. Tho officers
give him credit OF being tho worst man
I'M the state.
The population OF tho pen has been
increased ut an unusual ratio lately.
Two boys were also brought with tho
delegation described above. and taken
on to Pruntytown to the reform school.
Tho penitentiary board OF directors
concluded its monthly meeting at the
prisaa yesterday. A proposition was
Inado by Mr.. Patton, Of Columbus, O.,
! for the labor OF 100 to 200 convicts IN
making porcelain lined hollow ware,
but it was deferred until the next
meeting, which will DO held March Z.
Mr.. Patton's plan is to erect q largo
factory within the prison walls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09
TIE GARBAGE CONTRACT.
Suggestions of New Way to Secure Eth
Client Service.
n, IL. rJI., 81 ~. r.,,uf....,.

Suggestions OF II New Way to Secure Eth
Client Service.
To he Editor OF he Tafc!f9eaetr.
SrR:-There is a general feeling that
the committee on health will make
mistake in letting tho contract for the
removal OF the city garbage for the next
two years. We have had such inferior
service in the past, that something
should be done to remedy the present sya-
tenn, 40 we could havo the work properly
4onc. For one, like tho idea OF di.
sviding the city into districts and requir-
ing tho contractor to weigh what ho
hauls, or to measure it. We have been
annoyed much in the past, and the
committee on health knows Il as we'll as
any Of our citizens. Adopt any plan
other than the one,now in vogue, as the
present ono is disgrace to the city aud
its citizens. Take your timo, gentle.
men; no hurry; and see that We get
what We pay ior. FIRST WARD.
Wheeling, February s.
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srILL IN THE LEAp.
Tho South slho Team Wins Two Games
from Columbip.

Last evening NJ tho Mozart Pa,k'a
bowling alleys tho South slide team Of
tho bowling league cllnchod Ito hold on
first place In tho race for tho champion.
ghip trophy. Tho "Atc Wardors" hud
no difficulty in making moro pins than
thoir opponents, the Columbus, III
both gamc4 As Il result tho Columbia
COOS down tho llst pog or two aud Ia
now tod with tho InIelligcnccr boys
for third place. Last nights games
completed tho weeks gamca unlcSs tho
board Of managers decide in favor vi
tho Press Clubs protest. A largo crowd
was present and moro interest was
manifested in tho result than in my
other contest during the championship
series. In tho frat game tho South Side
aggregation made the bust team score OF
tho evening, l,227. Marshner's 25G was
tho best individual effort. Bishop, for
tho Columbia team, led with 22j. Tho
scoru was us follows:
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MARTINS FERRY.
uaps and a1IShaps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.

Hnps and aIIShaps In tho Thriving City
Across the Riyor.
John Stamm, OF East Liverpool, who
is great sachem OF tho Red Men, wns
here Yesterday on his way to Marietta,
where no will audi; the books Of the
great treasurer and appoint and ius tall
Successor, the present treasurer being
at deaths door. Il. ]. Irwin, the biggest
"Injun"' in the state. has returned from
a trip to Akron in the interest OF the
order. A now tribe will be instituted
at Springfield February l6, making three
there, and still the authorities do not
fear IN outbreak.
Yesterday Maggie WNrton was ad.
Judged insane by Probate Judge James
Tallman, Squire Theo. Keller and two
physiciane. The inquest was held at
the residence OF her sister, Mrs Robert
Cottrell, on Fourth street. Mrs. War
ton, fearing that abe would BIO sent to
an asylum, disappeared aud was not 20
DO found when Marshal Samuel West
wood was ready to take her to st. Glars.
vile, preparatory to being admitted to
the asylum.
George McMahon, the Second street
grocer, has tho typhoid fever. Hugh
Tarbert, his brother-in-law, OF Dillon.
vale, is ut his bedside. Mrs. William
Wetherald and ono OF Carl Boyd's chill
dren also have the typhoid foyer.
George Wother0ld has almost recovered.
The estate OF tho late Elizabeth Wag-
oner, on the corner OF Broadway and
Monroe streets, was sold at public sale
to Thomas Mcars at $1,000, two-thirds
Of the appraisemont.
It is claimed that tho mock trial to-
night will be tho best local entertain-
mont OF the season. Court will open at
o'clock sharp.
Alfred J. Harris and Miss Lucrctia
Perry, OF North Main street. were mar.
ried on Wednesday evening by Rev. DR..
Robins.
At Mt. Pleasant committees have
BEEN appointed to solicit donations in
every district in the township.
Mrs. William Manu- fell on the ice
Wednesday aud broke one OF the bones
OF her left wrist.
A reception will be given at the Hotel
St. Clair on February 10 by the society
people.
Mrs. Jackson, OF Rcynoldton, is tho
guest OF Mrs. Gccr, on Fifth street.
Tho grand jury investigated tho How.
ard Gibson case yesterday.
Fred Ebeling, who has been quite
sicl, Ia hoinpwhut bntior gi W af5f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09
WE INrGiIlcryoEM ylGws.
Tho Worlds Far Photos and sl3hta mud
Scene, of tia World.


Every mail continues to bring In now
orders for tho successive parts OF tho
Worlds Fair Photos and tho Sights and
sconcs OF tho World, which arc given to
subscribers to tho daily ISrgLLioEScER
practically FREQ OF cost. Every day,
also, numerous callers drop In tho
counting room aud leave their elk
coupons and ton cents IN coin for each
part Of these superb nrt works. ThOY
Increase in popularity as tho weeks
pnss. Any reader Of tho 1STE.LldESCRN
who has not Ravod tho coupons In tho
past should begin now, aud avail him.
self Of tho special arrangement by
which no can SECURE tho buck numbers,
Another ino portfolio in each series
will bn out tomorrow, and In beauty OF
subjects aud artistic character Of pic
turns tho photos in thee rival any
which have yet been cont out. They
will DO Invaluable works whom tho ak
teon parts aro handsomely bound, and
any person who has failed to get tho
cntirO series will regret Il WHOM no HeOs
what magnificent work others have
secured at nominal outlay OF cash.
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Caused u Surprise.

Special pispdtch 10 The In'cQt1ener.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Feb. S.-Quite
a surprise was occasioned last night at
the Christian church when Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney o. jenkins Will
kinsop and Miss Anna Kent, pretty
young lady, entered while services wera
in progress and requested to DO mar.
'ried. The minister quickly responded
and in a few words made them Que.
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PIrrSBURGu. PA. Feb. Shutter, Elgln cream
Ory Ela5sc; Ohio fancy creamery 2j'Tifc; fancy
country roll 2Ol22c low grades and cooking
l0al5c ChcGSG. Ohio "A now llHullJSe; New
York new ll1IllGc: swiss! Ohio iubS liallt;r;
Wisconsin, swIss lIalSlltc; Hamburger, new lie.
Eggs. strictly fresh Pennsylvania md Ohio, In
cases. ifal7c. Poultry, large live chickens Gga6ic
ncc pair; do SMALL il,LES:; ducks HJaTOu per
pair; geese 81 GOAL 10 per. pair; live turkeys
SHSc per pound; dressed chickens. drawn Ilal3c
per pound; turkeys llal!c per pound; ducks
l2aiac per pnund; Gecsp 7ASu per pound. lOtn.
toes, iancy BnrbEnks, CARROTS, on track, Nai2c
Jersey swcep q 5OlS 10 per barrcl; baltimore
awcctS s. g5Aa % per barrel Cabbage, per 100
head, s. O0aj 90, Onions. yellow globe 81 Glal Is
pcr barrel. Tnrnips, purple tops, ilaJ0c, Celery,
barrel. Carrots, 81 1Qal > per barrel: pannibs,
81 71a2 90 per barrel. 7
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STATE OF ONO, Cry Or TOLgpo,

Lucas COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makos oath that he
is the senior pnItner partner Of the firm
OF +. ]. CHENEY & Co., doing business
in the city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that can
not DO cured by the use OF HALLS Ca.
TAARu CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF November.
a. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON,
[sEAL] Notary Public.
Halls Catgrrh euro is taken inter.
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
"a" Sold by druggists. rs cents.
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President stathcrs, OF tho Wheeling
Bowling Leaguo, has directed that call
be issued for special meeting Of the
board OF managers of tho league, to take
place this evening at tho Press Club
rooms, at which the protest OF the Press
Clubs bowling team against the two
games won last Tuesday by tho Intclli-
gencer team will be presented and acted
uDoD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

LONDON, Feb. S,-The house OF Cap.
tain Burns, at Farnham, was entered
by burglars last night, who stolo $500
worth of iewelry. Tho burglary was
cleverly planned, tho cracksmen taking
the precau.ion to place d wire around
the house in order to prevent being
aurnrlsed. -