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Good VIII Farm.

\ large force OF men are at work Oh
Christian Endcayor Cottage. II i, OK
psctcd thai this cottage will be com
plrtcd ready Tor furnishings saturday
uiaht. Furnishings have thus far been
pledged for Two of the seyrn rooms.
Mr. Franklin b. Elmer of West Hart
ford Conn, student Of Brown niver-
,itY. i 10 occupy the pulpit regularly
during July and August.
The annual meeting of the Good VIII
Home Association will be held at the
Farm July Pad. The meeting will be
called 10 order by Pc. Gldding, at
eleven o'clock.
An interesting programme /, being ar
ranged for Assembly week at the Farm
from July y to 81.
Mr.. lInckley preached at Oakland
Sunday morning, and in the church here
in the afternoon at the usual hour.
E The Christian Eudeayor Suciety of
East Fairfield will have a lawn party.
and strawberry and ice cream festival II
the Farm July it'll. Strawberries aud
ice cream will he on sale from two
O'Clock in the afternoon until eight in
the evening The proceeds are for The
work Of the Endcavor Society. An in.
vitaton is extended to all friend, in
neighboring communities.
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Parlin Pond.

y heavy thunder storm pissed oyer
here Monday. It WAS accompanied by
a strong wind. and during the shower a
column of water about twenty feet high
was seen to rise out of the ponl aud dis
appear.
\. +. Brown and wife aud Miss NJ. II.
French are vi iting Mr.. and Mrs. \. W.
Murphy.
Wm. II. kelliier, agt. OF Billy Burke
show. was here Sunday.
Among The guests registered at the
Parlin Pond House the past week were.
Fred \. Gilbert. Orono; Peter Liberty,
Allen Mcpherson. VI. Baker, f. W.
lIartnett, Miss Matte Holden. Mrs.
Chas. Holden, Miss Bunker, Fred Pierre
Will Henderson. Miss Lille Henderson,
G. 5 Baker, Seth Moore, DR.. r. j.
Murphy and Miss Minnie Holden of
Jackman; j. j. Vim and DR.. j. +.
erosion, of llaverhill, Mass; Harry
Wade, Forks +. j. Dillon, Bath. Isaac
Morse, Showhegan; VIM. Lockver,
Eustis; Ed. Martin and Miss Demo,
Pleasant Pond. NJ.
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Brighton.

Frank Hight of Cornville was in town
saturday buying lambs.
George Jones formerly of this town
made us call the past week. He Is
employed in the Smith manufacturing
Co., for toilet soap. Worcester, Mass.
J. l.. Bond was DELAYED in town three
days last week owing to the illness of
his mother.
Rev. james Taylor held services at
Mon church last sabbath
Albert Walker md wife of Lxnn.
Mass, are visiting his parents, Mr.. an
j. &. NaNcr.
\. |" Wyman has improved the looks
OF his barn with a coat OF shingles.
Charlie Hayden accompanied by his
sister Matte are visiting relatives in
Madison this week.
Miss Emma Week, of Wellington and
Miss Gcrle Grernlrf of Augusta. visited
at Mrs. Lizzie llayden',, Tuesday
Mis- Caddy Drury of Nest Atlor,
was the guest of Mrs. G.. l.. HAYDEN
saturday AMI SUNDAY.
Tlamps entered the cellar of Leonard
corson and \. Il. lordon and attempted
toat l.. II. llayden'> bat were frightau-
ed AWAY.
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st. Adams.

At the Democratic caucifs ut st. Al
bans. June Slh. the following were
eli clcd town committee: Daniel l.,
Frost, Alfred +. Bigelow, Fred Lucas,
Lewis Fish, Nolncy II. Bragg The
delegates to State Convention were
Warren j. Foss, Lewis Fish. To the
District Convention, W. j. Foss, Fred
Lucas. To the County Convention,
Seth b. Ramsdell, Fred Lucas.
l.. II. Moulton Esq. and wife of New
Portland. returned to their home, Mon
day, from visit to their son. DR., {. \.
Mouton of this town.
Iohn Parker lost "A horse from the
effect of lightning in the heavy storm of
Monday.
The sweet corn crop which promised
at one time to be failure in this and
adjoining towns. is now looking much
better. under the benchccnt influence
of the hot sun, and grass now looks
promising with indications of good
hay crop.
The Pomona Grange meeting at st.
Adams, Tuesday, June 26, was largely
attended. Patrons being present from
all parts of the county \ very pleas
ant meeting was the verdict pronounced
by all those present.
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No. CorInNillc.

+. l.. King was 1t ta->' Corner. Sat
urday.
IN. II. {. faggart OF skoWhegan was
in town the 2lst,
Hon. j. {. kinsman i giving hi- house
a new coat OF paint.
Mrs. Ann Whitehouse has returned
from her visit to Brighton.
Mrs. Laura Hayden of Brighton was
at Cass' Corner last week.
Mrs. Doe has been quite i'll with what
they fear Is the grip.
Merton Dennis who has been working
at Boston for the past year has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Adams passed sun
day with Mrs. Adams parents. Mr. and
Mrs. T. b. Bessey of Bingham.
Mr.. Al Clark of Bingham was in town
Monday. June Is. He "calcd through
the shower" and was obliged to stay
all night
Cony HarvilIe, who has been home
for few days, has gone to Houlton,
where he has work for the coming sum-
mer.
Mr.. Phillip Gardner has become the
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posses or of >ix extra fine thorough
bred registered Jersey cows. 81 course
they ale for sal.
\ moose WI zen by Horace Russell
a short time ago. 1t was taler than q
hor.r. aud came quite near tn house.
ea-tlv jumping all The fener, thlt came
in l. WY.
Mr.. +. l.. IIi2At who hl- 1era III for
over Vedr Ia gone 10 the >esi-hure tor
her hcal5h. lIer cousin. Nj Addie
Whirelou-o accompanied H. i. her
gust. lhex Stopped at AuA4ra with
NJ. High mother. Mr. Mclutire.
fIf "a tee dtY- GA their WY.
Nj Hannah Cor,ou Da-,el through
toAu. 1ar-,lat night Oh her Ny II heI
houar iu Athens. She ha- WeeDr3 at tr
lu-ur >Nlum Il. Worcester. VI -. foi
-ome time and has conn Eal- tor a
vacation.
L took Eli. Weston bur tea Ae=k- Z,
iclfu that '-therr'- ~ pltc" ls home
and -he ht- returned 10 fei-. W think
-he could not havr realized IT, Hff'.r OF
her hum Ill he hal gone tra i.
Il. EI'iusNool of Atheu- G4ie IL e
cab FRIDAY Of lat week. ihn report
th3f he j. loon To leaYe Asi-a- afd
make In h9me ia Belfast ~ fsla Z" b,
tru. one. Il will be Il 80 opening
fnra COOL PLY ~ieian
Tn any p8e remember OF there b.ing
80 mtay aui % heavy showers ia -
short lime a. we havr lari lately
llne hot h. been inteu-. and tn
hover, hav,. not made ia" air cpnier.
Much damage must have been done
Mr. Squire- had "a COW and heiirr killed.
Fred rerkin- house was struck. III"
lightning finally going into flt~ ei~teru
without. doing any damage: il ai>o en-
tered tie -ittiug-room at san haPman' :
81 her" tn family were sitia9 Without
iuiariu9 ,hc inmates or the hpa-e.
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West IIartlanl.

Moses Amcs child has he n very sick
with the Group, DR.. Lowe attended him
aAd he j. some butter.
Corn and grain are looking well and
food color. Grass j. growing fast and
thickening up since the rain 50 a % Il
crop is looked for now. The potato
bugs are plenty this year in this vicinity.
have read in the papers that sweet
corn did not come very well this year.
Thomas Rand planted acres and there
wasn't any of ii come aud he ploughed
Il up and planted it to beans Il more sure
crop.
Mr.. O. f. Davis and wife were down
from Athens last week to visit his sister,
Mrs. Icrmon Bean in llartland.
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l.ght Corn i good color. but small
po'a'ee- look we'll and 50 do The bug.
Mr. Daniel Dicker-on Is putting lin
up 4 mail barn. This ought to receive
more ihta a passing notice. NJ. Dick
ei.-oH Ie-t hi binding, by fire little
marr th1a year ago together with
-hrit contents, losing most eye Ything
Thel Gh. without any insurance ne
.''tl ~. III 7'"eh am Nlsh IT.
~ n'i,' a. eo,''i9' a., ,i,, 5siolfor
.z#.,... II. ,t,.,i.., a., mail
5arn. Ills .prf4, n. ,a.a a. 5he weather
- warm enough L. 1T abou hc t..
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W. Pittsiield

Rev Ora Chase will preside at the
new school-hou-e, sunday, July lst, all
day.
Rev. \. Walker was very i'll last week
but with The shilful treatment OF Or.
Lowe i, now improving and able to
walk out.
Mr.. NJ. A. Garfield and sou visited
friend, at Skowhegan and Nolrilgewock
recently.
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CORRESPONDENCE
I slftaifliI

Mr.. Dighton tal.pi OF y, Deket5 i
visiting his sister Nr.. L. Eal'ia- auf
they are at present boarding Al ti.c h7iei
The opening bail at the Gauaan ilou-e
the 18th. va. in every way Il -uee"s,
II wa the largest company seen ia I'M
hall for many Yeai- aud rye| thiHs
passed in quiel and ofdrrlf maancf.
which retlcci, much credit on our hr@
proprietor.
Ms. +. =. Barrett aud Mr. .. I.
Nuitng rendered reception L. thr.if
many friends at their homo ia thi- Vii
Iape last Thursday evening ia honor oi
their son and brother. Harrison u. who
l. stopping at home for feW DAY 8.
There Mere about forty pre-"nt aud me
evening was spent in .oclad ln'ercoui-e,
q short address by Mr.. Barrett. aud
several other gentlemen present. inter
sperced with music. Elegant refresh
nicnts were served and all present voted
1t the event Of the season.
Quite number of citizen, attended
the lecture ut Lake George by Mr.. H. -.
Barrett last Sunday and partook Of one
those nice dinners at the Mohican llou,e
which Mr.. Wa-hburne knows 50 well
how to serve to hi> guests
Mr.. Caro- Curtis and two children
of Lewiston, accompanied BY a ia1Y
friend, visited at her fathers, Mr. {. r.
Packard, last week.
Wesley Bingham'- f1mily have moved
back to this village.
The GLORIOUS fourth is to be ecle-
brated here in our little village this
year.
Mrs. Chas. Gerald of Moore's Mills
Is quite sick.
Mr.. Pike. who is stopping up to Mr..
l.. Glcason's at present i. in very poor
health.
Edith Maxwell has employment at
Lake George.
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North IIartland.

The farm buildings of Charles Wood
bury were totally destroyed by fire June
10Th. most of the furniture WAS saved.
1t IL II hard blow for Mr. Woodbury..
As he i an old man aud it was always
his home. Insured fol five hundred and
fifty dollars.
The wind and hail broke out several
panes Of glass in the house of Mr. VIII
Elliott.
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lemonade were for sale, and fair sum
was realized. which we are told will be
donated towards bulling church at
Flagstaff.
\ part OF the drivers started back up
fiyer "Wednesday.
Mr.. Joel colby has decided to build
her house next to Oscar Lander, iu-
stead OF OF hapcI ST.. a. reported last
week Chlrle, Given ha> takeu HE
| enntrari
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South Madison

We pls>ed through tn tempest of
last week uuharmrd; no, much damage
10 property in thi~ vicinity our school
house was struck by lightning, TUESDAY
afternoon. knocking oil part of The
chimney and damaging the floor some.
The school closed the week before.
Qua crop, lool, fairly well Hay does
not promise large vet; old fields are
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Browns Corner.

Tom Booker is nursing sore thumb
{. 3. Chase sold good horse last
week to John lIaines.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gcro ". Badger OF IIar-
mony were in town Monday
Fred Burrill of \. Ilartland found
four sheep and lamb dead in hi pas
ture last week, supposed to have been
killed by Lightning.
Laioreet Goodwin and Isaiah CroWcll
have each been quite sick with the bad
cold epidemic which is prevailing
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rheumatism
In Hands and Arms-H elpIess
Hoods SarsapariIla Proved the Best
Medicine Ever Taken.

&C l. Hood g. Co., Lowell, Mass:
Dear Srs;-I had rheumatism in my right
hand and arm; for three months I could not
put my hand to my head. l have been taking
Hoods Sarsaparila and know it is the
best medicine for my case. My wife no
longer has to dress and undress me, for
l can now use my hands and arms and am
writing this letter, holding the pen in my right
hand. Hoods Sarsaparla has done more for
me than any of the nine doctors who have
treated me and 1t Is the best building up med-
cine have ever taken. | am almost is years
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are not a bit too good orhand-
some for pretty feet Nothing
else really becomes them, and
its become The fashion among
the owners of pretty feet in
SloWhegan to get their shoes
from our stock. Bought at
Mcrrill's' always indicates a
shoe purchase Of the first
magnitude in point of salts
factoriness. Comparing a
photograph with the original
decides the question of its ac
curacy as a likeness; compar-
ing our shoes and prices proves
the first to be the finest, and
the second to be the lowest in
town.
r. n. MERRILL e. SON,
46 Water Street.
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June 3),h, saturday. i, the due Of Tia
big auction.
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Hoods sists''ai1i'' Cures

old. ! can truly say Hoods Sarsaparilla l., the
best medicine for me for it keeps me healthy
and we'll so I shall continue to take 1t and rec
0mmend 1t to others whenever | can ALFRED
BENTON. Fryebufg. l.. o. address, Lowell, Maine.
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills. jaundce. bill
iuusness sick headache and constipation 25c.
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After its very iattering reception dur
ing the season Of 1898. | have again re-
opened my summer hotel known as
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Gil KC Figd Ind!as I5c Z yard u
OILNO. GEn. II. S.:ooE & Go.
Thrifty CI.iYcak

"The Eost prosperous and desirable
citizen is BE who is = frugal sac thrifty
economist, who speads uocey, time
and Labor judicioualy aud Ti:hou;
waste. Citizens OF TINS class create
wealth nc: only 70, themselves b1t for
the state. L is this Class Of people who
patronize uos. literally tia: modern
institution, the SaT1cs aad Loan Asso-
citation, ard this fact may, perhaps, cr.
plain the marvellous success OF srch a.
socia.ions during the last ten years.
dos: people who arc members Of Saw.
in-s and Loan Associations are thrifty
and economical persons. but i does no;
follow the. they were all so before they
became members, clbei. q majority o.!
them we're, for !; will be understood
that the institutions are great teachers
OF the elenenis necessary II the make
up OF q prosperous citizen. The neces.
sity q . certain saving each month in
posed upon loan association members,
md ] knowledge o. q gradual Increase
in their savings from dividends. has
been the means o; transforming many
was.e!ul and uathr!t:y persons into
careful managers OF domestic Affairs,
thus adding TO the material wealth o:
the nation b. the making OF frugal end
prosperous cltizens-"-Sprin.l>id II.
Tayr1;l Would j. rot, therefore, be q
good idea 20 take u d lew shc.es in
the Irtuai German Savings & Loan
Association, sad ecqu;-e the habit Of
saving o fixed amount each month?
On: 6 and S per cen: cash dividend pay
ing stock is also a good investment 10
those who have money seeking invest
mens Call Z: room 30I. Peabody build
ing, Wheeling, W. Va, OF write io- in-
formation,
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This court met again yesterday, with
all the Judges present. The following
business vas transacted:
State IS. Susan alu!rcy, i!om Ohio
county; wyi. Of error refused.
S,sto va. benjamin Ea.nshgT, IRON
Ohio county; perempiory maadanuz
refused.
Cu,Tence Va. Ward, Randolph county;
appeal and supersedeas allowed, no
bond required.
Chiffon IS. Montague. Mason county;
writ 0: er-o! allowed; bond, 500.
Cruise -. Doueabercar, Ohio county;
writ Of error refused and decision OF cir
cult cour: confirmed
Hale's assigRees vs. Lewis CT e., Kama.
wEa county, appeal and s~uperseLeas a.
lowed. no bond required.
Dinges c, al. vs. Reed CO 81. Ccbell
county petition icr wi. Of prohibition
roluseI.
GeIlinG, administrator. ~. Agricul-
tural Insurance company, Berkeley
county, wi; Q! error allowed; no bond
required.
Chaaee!lor Va Spencer O. a., i,om
Wood county. coutlau,l.
DG!!H -. Mccall, from Wiz. county,
submitted.
Wells & Beard vs.. Graham { Brmgkr-
ner. IRON Wit COUNTY, submitted.
4. L Taylor, OF Grafton, was admitted
10 practice il this courr.
CocE. adjourned until this forenoon.
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The settlement! Of tho great strike OF
.he coal ninc-i and the ~consecaent re-
tam TO work Of the miners, and worI.
Ingmcn il VARIOUS other Industries tha.
had beea shu. down on account o! Z
non-:upply o%stunl, ha. had ames. bene-
lclal CTec: on trade In this section
which is felt by the wholesalers, and by
tho re:1!l0I. n well. Merchants who
had been laying back and buying al.
mos. aoth!ngirom the iobbers nov fee!
greatly encouraged. The week in the
local dIs;ric: opened up mos: gratifying
ly s1d Il the business prospect con-
;!uues 10 Improve tho umcs vii! be
better than tdr soue time past
Data are the feature c. The markets
jus; I: present, and are quoted at hirh-
e' prices Than for Z long t!EeG!ty
cents per bcshel. The shortage in the
western crop Is partially the cause o!
the advance, and another !orce IL the
bull uoYemGn. which Gmouc.s aims;
10 4 corner IN this grain.
Lemons have bee1 going begging Z!
~ieariul!y low prices, bu: the spell OF
DO. wcathe=-the lemon i.1s;-has sent
prices bounding in gu upward direction.
Yesterdays quotations In the lOca!
Wholesale market were So . TO g 80,
higher than they have been quoted this
spring.
Cattle 'hoTcd t? With Q Temporary
advance las. week. but this 8cak the
quotations haze receted TO the figures
tina. prevailed before. Fruits chow the
usual tinc,uations. but be.riel are down
TO the canning figures. The rains Of
the past ,7o days have had Z good et.
fec. on berries. and in lac: On al grow
ing vegetation
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4 we'll known Cabell county Re3rb-
l!can, talking 10 IN IS.ELLi1ESCrR re-
porter, expressed himself very hopain!
OF the outlook 70! success il ,ha. rock
ribbed stronghold OF Democracy. The
Saturday Incident OF the interference OF
deputy United S:atos uarshals in The
Democratic primaries in Huntington
has split the party there vide open, and
this furnishes additional assurance OF
succes. 10 the G. o. T. next ISL. The
Republicans Of the county axe united
this year, With several club organiza.
iion., including the Lincoln club, the
strongest organization il the .octhera
end G! the state.
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BETTER BUSINESS.
The Ead o. tho Coal Strike Starts
az Ere Q. Improvement
THE BUSINESS OF THIS SECTION.

Oats arc Higher than for Some Time
Past. aud tho ETaEcr Of an Attempt
cd Corner Is Sccu-Warin Weather
Sends Up tho Quotations on Lemons.
Good Eject oftne Recent Rains on
Vegetation.
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\ GENTLEMAN, uEter iorty years o.;
age, whose hGir was rapidly becoming
thin and gray, began the use o; Ayers
Hair Visor, and in Elk months ilis hal,
was restored 10 its natural color, and
even more than its former growth and
richreS.
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AStr!kc QUICKLY Over.

The tenders at the Larghlin nail
works. numbering twelve, struck ye::er-
day fox the restoration Of the ten per
cent tggen of last October. The strike
lasted only five minutes, iEe mon re-
turning 10 Eork wkeu they we:c told
that the Wheeling tenders were work.
ing 81 the reduction.
James Welsh, tender .. the L2rghlin
mill, while mailing Z w!Udow frame yes-
.erday struck the ela.s, the hammer
and hand so:ag through aad cutting his
hand very badly.
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The miae:s employed st tbs Bozes
run mics deny tha: they have asked
an advance. They cay The Columbus
scale calls Tor g cent? 4 ton ;or run Of
bank. ~. kun:z wanted 70 ca: bis
miners 20 IS cents, OF IS cau:s . wagon
OF 80 bushels. This they refused. G:ts
said the coal IRON thia Eiae sells :: y
cents Z .o1.
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Within the last few days we have been bringing
out about seventy-ive dozen Of those celebrated
Gamer Percale Shirts. with two detached collars
and separate cuffs. Our windows will be chuck
full OF them all this week, every one tagged csc.
Those who have been paying 81 90 apiece for
Underwear will do well to look at our 4SC grade
this week. It will save you money and add an
other solid customer to the army OF pleased pa
irons OF
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The n!aern I! LAurelson. Dillon7ale
and Long Run all started Up yesterday
without any trouble. Au ISrEL.IGESczE
reporter visited these places and vas
told that there vas 70 trouble snd no
cause for the presence Of the sheriff or
militia These three big mines viii Ge:
OF in IN! "a soon Gs possible.
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ils'ampcFt-Clrs Fr9h
Ee1voH g!lisry lu.Zc=-.
PF:l:ei illis s.Ikt--lp L S,!.sl : Co-yllib
Para
Hai Esgt-iaf1e, 4 Eeary.
lie Eal Who PG' &c. SOTO
WlrtEl-P Utfy Coed Y!GtfA
Asclg Wasted
fiat.S-sttIG'lou " gaieG
Wo.islde Mlue:L iga:.t.
Sut,oa 10 Coai'zc.oFs-C y. Howell Geek
sltfCs sGe-E X P~Jtts-S.0Ud ~
Neutrality-suspicious. Gil
Ale You one 0! the FCJr Nl,,1z,
Fr0P1>aly!of PgyinE B-igE.
PfulCSAI !oi Ss-et Pipe
Ptolosalt Z: PGiti2g r.oS; o. ScTa2tkeaiE
Street Bridge
PrCpoSLli !3r TcS cIitIas.
SEoPoH-i 70: FLGt.as aud Sc::p!=y B:!tStL
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CLERK Hook yesterday issued no--
rage licenses 70 the following named
parties:
Waller Howard Derries, aged twenty
sig, 0! Pittsburgh, and Katherine Bal.-
leg Hamilton, aged tTe2:y-ore, OF
Wheeling.
Charles 2 p.;cc, aged twenty, and
Alice G. Myrtle, aged nineteen, both O:
Wheeling.
William F Eahue, aged t~Eerty-e!gh..
and Caroline Grewe, Esed twenty-five,
both OF GeaTooj.
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Tie Ladies'.

The pleasan: e1ec: a1d per:se: safety
wish which ladies may use tie Caiitor-
a!a liquid laxative, Syrup Of Figs, under
all conditions, makes i: their iavorite
remedy. To set the true and genuine
article, look for the name O: the Cali
iorais Fig syrup Co., printed near the
bottom OF he PACKAGE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-20
InEATEAECAINs N s0TpoUsEEINGs

All WOOL and warranted 10 wear, which
ue are making 20 order Oh short notice II
desired.
Also 100 dOEea. OF thosc splondid wear.
Ing &c Na!E Hose Igit received at
c. HE'S L sons,
Fashionable Tnilurs and Geuts' FuTa!SS.
srs, lS.l aud 1879 NiarGet stree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-20

II your eyes tire, water. .wi.ch or
burr, or yorr head ackc5 When reading
or sewing, consul. and have them c1.
anined for clcsses. free OF charge, 4.
ITO Main stree. mex. to Snook l. Co.'S
by proI Shelf, the oy.iciac. Mw9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-20

A-,he picnic OF St.. Johns German
congregation the ladies S-iii scrre Z fine
dinner and suOocr. Bg cure TO attend
the came Z: Seibert's Garden, Thurs.
day, June q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-20

Wafer rentz S3r the sir months end
ing September 50. lS4i. are nov ready.
Il paid OF o. before June 80. 1894. 4 dis
count OF 10 per cent will be allowed.
TsE CIrY W1TER Board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-20

CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 20 re-
cord ! t:arsle: Of real estate IS follows:
June IS BY Henry Bicberson and wife
to George v. Clarke Tor s27j, lot Il in
the BclTedCre addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-20

PEOPLE were surprised ut she Gre7: bar
gains 1T ou= silk Slle-but there's more for
to-day. GEO. I. STIFEL Z CO.