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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-12-12
Obituary..

New Market, on Dec. 3, lost one of her
Oldest citizens, David Ashmore. He
was IS years of age, and spent 65 years
of that in the service of the Lord. He
was an exhorter for fifty years. His &C.
tive life was spent three miles south of
Hillsboro, on the Patterson farm. When
age crept on him Mr.. John Patterson
gave him house and lot, near New
Market. After MIR. Patterson's death,
he moved to New Market, where he died.
He was always found in the house of
God on the Sabbath day. 1t mattered
not how stormy the weather, you could
see him vending his way to the Church,
where he was always ready to speak for
Him who had bought his souls saliva
ton with his own blood. He came
down to the close of life with calm
peace, like that we are taught shall come
to the children of God. The last thing
he did while here below was to ask his
attendant if. he would like for him to
pray for him. Receiving an answer in
the affirmative he asked God to pour out
his blessing upon, and earnestly be.
sought God that his spirit might lead
him into paths OF truth and righteous.
ness. With this he closed his eyes and
peacefully passed into the home prepar,
ed for Inuse who put their trust in the
Lord.
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The fifteenth annual meeting of the
Ohio Music Teachers Association will
be held in Columbus, Dec. 26, 81 and %.
The session will open at l:30 p. M, on
the 26tb, in Y. M. O. A. Hall, with an
address of welcome by Rev. Washington
GLADDEN., d. D., followed by the Presi.
dents report and Q business meeting.
Interesting musical programmes will be
executed during the Convention.
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concert was completed.

CUHCCfU Wdb COIiIPIcIcu.
We now add that the College should
be congratulated in securing such able
teachers as Miss Bennett, Miss Smith,
aud Miss Bowles. Anyone seeking
liberal education, with thoroughness
and good discipline, for little money,
can get it at the Hillsboro College. We
add our thanks to Pres. ;Enyart for his
kindness, and to Miss Mabel Smith for
the use of her piano.
We also add that If you will give us
dates, we will insure you crowded
houses and appreciative audiences.
ONE Who Was THERE.
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HOW WOULD YOU LIKE

To sell your corn to the Hillsboro Lum.
ber & G. Co, for $1.25 an ear? You can
do it,
They will give $l2 so chair to any.
one who may leave with them before
the first day of January next, the ten
largest and best ears of corr.
They mean business.
This is large folding arm chair,
which can BE- converte1 into bed.
These chairs usually retail at $500.
Bring on your corn.
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A GAS CONsUMER'8 VIEW.

IIo Objects to Any Increase OF Prices-'Tht
Consumer Have Money Invested, Too,
To the Editor OF the Intollscncer.
Slrs-As consumer OF natural gas,
think Mr.. Heard should ask his cus-
toners II they are willing to pay more
for gas before he makes statement
OF that nature. / have spoken 10 u
number OF persons using gas, and they
all feel like myself, that council should
leave that contract as II IL. IL has cost
the consumers as much 10 pipe their
houses as the gas company TO lay
theirs. Mr., Heard stated the com
pauy was paying six hundred dollars
IaxSs. | would like to ask II they are
paying II to the city OF Wheeling for
the use Of the streets. The consumer
must pay for the Improvement. gas
pipes and all. To be fair, l think the
company can furnish gas at the fifteen
cent rate and council should not be
hoodwinked into granting the adj
vance. because some members not using
the gas may think the consumer is will
Ing to be iieeced or quit using gas and
sacrifice what he has invested in pipes
and meters. As l feel that council
should get the consumers side OF the
gas question, beg this space In your
valuable paper. Yours truly,
-, a.,
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THE cHILRRS's HOME,
Grultful Outcome of the Annual susl.
Gathering,

Gathering,
Tho management OF the Chlldrens'
Homo eXtond grateful acknowledge
ment 10 the donors for their liberal
Thanksgiving sack and money contrl-
hutiung, as follows;
one dozen ohlldran's hoolSa, 80 pieces
Of now clothing, 81 pieces OF second
hand clothing, pairs cotton blauiSets,
. pounds cotton batting, bolts OF Sti-
fels blue calico, Al pairs stockings, y
pairs shoes, | lot queeenswnrc, hair
dozen OF silver plated forks, toy plano,
. hiRluc ornaments, % pieces tin ware,
10 hsts, 10 br0oms, IS scrub brushes, 10
boxes indigo, laundry soap two-thlrds
barrel, y pounds toilet soap. 50 pounds
CONGO, 80 pounds coffee sugar, barrel
graduated sugar, tea o pounds, butter
o pounds, II loaves Of bread, ~ dozen
rolls, ~ pounds crackers, 1914 poundl
gingerSnlps, 80 balls pop corn, IL boNeh
backing, 30 boxes washing powder,
pounds taplocl, pounds starch
quarts lima beans, Is quarts cranber-
ries, ~ pounds baking powder, 25l cans
vegetables, II cans fruit, % Jars pre-
served fruit, II quarts Jelly 81 quarts
apple butter quarts ounce butter,
gallon mosasses, II bottles catsup,
cans baked beans, can salmon, cocoa
nut, gallon oysters, . quarts pickles,
boxes sardines, 3 plnts chow chow I
pound nuts, peck walnuts, I pounds
dried currents, pounds rasins, "
pounds prnnes, ~ pounds dried peas, u
pounds dried peaches pounds dried
apples, pound evaporated raspborries,
pounds black pepper 81 pounds salt,
II pounds corn starch, pounds noodles,
O poundS pan cake flour, l65 pounds cc-
reals, package ginger, package soda,
ice cream from Mra. Zlegentelder, U
barn scOuripe, / dozen bananas, 9 tur-
keys, sack oranges, large callea, hox OF
candy for each child from Miss Beck
man on her wedding day, bottle Of eN-
tract pounds graham Hour, Is pounds
fresh beef, 20 pounds bologna, 20 pounds
smoked meat, % pounds liver pudding,
3 pounds sausage, I pounds spare ribs,
3pounds head cheese, So heads cabbage,
4 pounds fresh pork, hams, chicken.
10 pounds lamb. pounds sweltser
chcese, 30 pumplilns, III barrels onions,
ais bushel turnlps. ! bushcl beets, y
bushel carrots, peck parsnlps, y barrel.
sweet potatoes. 25 barrels apples, y
barrel buclgwhent. barrel beans, Is
barrel homlny. 10 barrel rice, barrel
and is corn meal, Il barrels Hour, lSI
bushels potatoes. dinner bell. knives
and forks, boxes stove polish 2
shovcls, glass pitcher. IL bolts skirt
braid, donation from John q. McLnin
& Son to furnish medicines for one
year.
Money received by checks NJ followh;
Miss Jennie Wise SIS, a. j, Hare s25. j.
A. Holiday x Son $40; by envelopes,
Mrs, Rhodes s., George Hook s., G, n.
SNfcl s., Mrs, c. p, Brown S. Charles
AlinF, e. Horny Seaman Il Son 81. sum
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DEATH OF MRS. CONRAD,
A highly Respected Lady or Elk Garden
Conc 10 Her Ru,yard,

At ELK Garden. W Yh., Mrs. Conrad,
one 90 the Christian ladies' OF that duiet
little village, died list Sunday morning
about O'clock, December 8, In her
alEiy-scyenth ytNr, Mrs, Conrad was
noble woman and had been q Christian
from her youth, having Joined The
church when she was but youUs Eltl.
She was the mother Of several children,
Her husband died many years ago, yet
Mrs, Conrad raised her family well and
lived to see the most OF them married
and doing we'll She has been living
with her daughter, Mrs, susan Fisher
and her husband, Mr. William -
Fisher at Elk Garden for several years.
They did all for her that kind hands
could do for y loving mother Her chill
dren have great comfort and eonsola-'
ton TO know they have Il Christian
mother gone on before them To Heaven,
Mrs, Conrad was kind mother, and
good neighDor and raised her family
up TO respect every person, and IL W
only meet and right that those who
knew her should speak OF h0r Cody
traits and Christian principles, should
let her friends both far and near know
how she lived and how she died, and all
those who knew her, knew her TO be n
Christian lady. She loved God from
principle, She grew up u Christian
from childhood. and as ripe fruit In
autumn she fell IN the arms of Jesus
last Sunday morning, She like the
good old prophet OF old had seen the
salvation OF God and was willing TO de-
part In peace To her Heavenly Father,
Mrs Conrad's remains were taken from
Elk Garden to Romney and buried In
Mt Holly cemetery, where she was ten
derby put away by kind aud willing
hands. Her spn-ln-law, Mr. william S.
Fisher. deserves much credit for his
kindness In taking such. care OF her for
so many years. Al who knew Mrs.
Conrad respected her as u Christian
lady, But she has gone OYER to the un-
known beyond the river, and awaits the
coming OF her loved ones,
III. w. ROLLS.
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DELLAIRE
All Sorts or Local News and Gossip nom
ihe Nlnls NIIN.


The jury In the case " the city
against Emil Schmidt on the charge ot
permitting gambling MS made By II. q.
MeGaughey. returned verdict AZ mid
night OF not guilty, The charge was
similar to the one he pleaded guilty to
before the mayor short time ago, but
he refused 10 pay the fine imposed and
the mayor ordered him locked mp. Then
lac was released by the Probate court
because Of no commitment and because
the affidavit did not charge The Onense
was committed In Bellaire. But when
the record In the mayors court was
made up the AFFIDAVIT was made TO
show the oifense was committed IN
Hellalre. and the record ON It's face
shows that Schmidt had been punished
Ut the time h. was released. The Jury
decided he could not be punished twice
in the same court for the same oifense
and thus brought In their verdict,
There Was nothing unusual occurred
here yesterday with reference 10 the
quarantine against the towns where
smallpox exists except that one Of the
guards stopped q man from West
Wheeling. The fellow maintained he
had rights ana Nc guard Insisted he
could do nothing without permission
from the mayor, go telephone the
mayor" said the man. and the guard
went into the Cleveland q Pittsburgh
depot to telephone. while the man went
where he pleased before the guard re-
turned
The Christmas market In the First
Presbyterian church opened last night
with n splendid attendance, They
print their own paper and distribute a
thousand copies each day. II continues
three evenings.
II is now feared that William Schu-
mncher, who had his leg amputated ~
result OF the bite OF u vicious hog,
may die, Indications OF blood poisoning
having appeared.
George w, Yost, secretary OF the Bel
lalre Bottle Company, slipped on the
pavement while In Pittsburgh We'd
nesday, and In falling spralned his
wrist,
Tho snow brought out NIL the slelghs
in the city last night and the merry
naturalization OF the bells was heard
long into the night
There win be court at 81, Clairsville,
Monday, but unless the smallpox situa-
ton clears MP the term VIII probably
be postponed.
The infant child OF Dr. W. o. Huston
and wife died Wednesday and was bur
led yesterday.
The Good Tcmplars will hold box
social at the city hall, tomorrow even
ms,
Bcllaire Chapter. Royal Arch Ma
sons, meets tonight for work
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FOR SAID.

House, II rooms brick. I5lh a., $500.
HOTELS rooms, Martins Ferry, o. cheap, on
easy terms
House. rooms and s.roomCd house in rear,
Market st., between It'll aud sih St.. $3.50. 20
New house, rooms, large lot. 18th u St0o1
House. rooms, cath st., Sl,lOG
House, rooms. 18th st.. u 500.
House. 10 rooms; Chaplino st., Centre Wheel.
ing with large lot, cheap. oncAly tertnG
House 6ronms and hall, With? acres, Pleas
ant Valley, 5000.
House rooms, Centre Wheeling. 500.
House. rooms and hall. bath aud both gases
Jacob st., between 18th aud 10th, $500,
HonSe rooms and hall. lot 50Ei01 It., near
street car barn, cheap, si.70o.
Corner lot, Lind st., 20 foot front, cheap $50,
Lots In McMechen. North Bonwood, Glendale.
Island EigngtOu. Park View, Pleasant Valley
and many other lots in aud near city. Call aud
House, rooms brick, corner lot sd st,
$3.50
House. Oroons. brick, 10. S3xi2. #, chaplluo
st.. 9Th ward. 81 900.
2ist, lot HXi2O H.
House rooms, ilth St, sl,6oo
Lots on Lind st.. Belyederc $50 aud s27b each.
Business property on Market St at moderate
price
real estate
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. i2-seYcn-
i1onth day Crusccnt City Jockey Cuba
winter meeting. Weather clear: trnck
good. attendance fair. Summarized
l'Irat. selling, seven ana n half fur
lu1gH-Tancrcd won; Little billie Btc-
end, King Michael third. limo, 1879.
Second. six furlongB-Mumle q won,
Cotton King second. scabrook third
Time lICh
TUIri. mile goiling-Dr. Work won;
d.n liorg second; Queen Bird third.
Time, lil.
] Uurlh, lnndlcnp, seven furlongs.-
l11n won. Muzgarlnc sccondi lola
l0'ri Tine. 100
I.'lh, selling seven and n hnlf fur
i.HH Mir Clnflt won. u. r. Fly, r.,
iacUud, M.7l ROwctt third. Time, 1893.
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Wheeling, Dec, IL.
MARTIN,s FERRY.
Haps and sIlshHp. In ,ne Thriving city
Across tbs River.

HSps aud MisiIHps III 'ne Thriving City
Across ths River.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
had made extensive preparations for
the bazaar and festival to have been
held this week They have not yet de-
eided what disposition they WI MAKE max
OF me taney s9oIs; CONSCIOUSNESS '''''
they hi'e On manu-
william KoEers g2es 70 ATnlu, "
tomorrow 20 ta,k WIN tne H. 81, ~ ~ ~,
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Nryon and n halt fIrlongs. rclllna-
Ethel brown. Chmpnnln, Eva L.. Buck
IN WINS. stark. SplntunllBt, Rex
Regent, lOi ilnnon, 1903; lilnHco, l0i.
Nile Plug, Helena, Crusader, Mike
VOW lDO' Whisper. capt KIDD Han
J..n7un, SoHbrgoNc. 100; Royal Choice,
ipit url Coronado, 10.
AnynH-olrhlf mile Pirate, t9' Cold
l.l"l, NupgDy. I,oWnn C., Chattanooga,
lli TonUpfing, Jake Zimmerman, ABh-
lhu AtiiHt. lp7. r. Imperial, ~
Vile hun1lrup- itoEdllno H. ~.
tlu.ro q lllppoRrln, ~. Donation, ~;
hnEoJ2ln lOi' Last Chance, i02i Vol.
Ha INN lDs, Bitten, ~
Ihfru.fouihn -t,rtil0, Spllllfc.
santa Cruz Iinldur, BLACK iinll, Glen.
,.El, Curious. Venice. lOii l,DuAoyoll
DICK tiHlnu l0I
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WHEN most needed II In not unusual
for your family phynlcian to DO AWAY
from homo. Such was the experience
of Mir, j. Y. aohenck, editor Of The Cnl-
do, Ind, Ter Banner whom His little
rlTl, two ycHrH " are wnH threatened
With q severe ntinCl; NJ Group, lilo says;
MY vito insisted that 80 Tor tho doc
tor, but NJ our family physician wnH
out ~ town | rurchnRod u bottle Of
Chambcrlniu'B Cough GlCmcdy which
fellcyp1 her Immediately ! VIII not hc
without II In tho future" 70 aud 90
cont bnLlloh.
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly urod. The many, who 1.-Two bot
icf than otlicrgand emily life more, with
lcs expenditure, BY more promptly
sl1pline Tho worid'sIb best products to
tEc needs Of physical being, will attest
thc yaluc 10 loollh Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN tho
ton6dy, Syrup 81 Figs.
Ia excellence IA duo 10 lls preventing
Ia thc form most acceptable md plcas'
mi Ia thc tastc, the rcfrcshing and truly
beneficial properties Of apcricct lax
aiiyo cdtGtuaIly cleansing the systom,
dippllint colds, headaches and ieyem
and permanently curing constipation;
IL laa given miIifaction 10 millions and
mot with tic approval Of tho medical
nrnrcasiun. because " acts on inc Nil'
ncys, Liver and Bowels without WeaR'
cping tbm aud II Is poricctlyirco from
eyory objectionable substance !,
gyrup Of Firs IN for sale by all drug
dtt In GOO and III bottles, but y u mllll'
,lleclnrcd hy tho California FiB syrup
DO. only, whOsc name Ia printed on every
rtokapc, also the name, syrup OF wv
Ind Iolne we'll Informed, you, VIII hO'
accept any substitute II offered
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. These who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder
eel all the benefits Of mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that puTifes the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU'
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps 1t active
and healthy, and when the Liver Is In
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BIliousness, Indigestion, Sick.
Headache and Constipation, and rid Of
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
These are all caused BY n sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
Is properly at work. II troubled with any
of these complaints, Try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medl-
clnes, and Better than Pills.
sa-EvERY PACKAGET5a
Has tho Y Stamp in rcd eon wrapper
J.H. Zollin s. Co., Phila.. Pa.
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WITH THE BOWERS
The Nightly Record ofstrisss and Spares
on the Alleys.
AiIJSEE LEAGUE,

Last evenings games In the Musee
Bowling League were between the Mu-
see and Independent teams. Musce
won two Of the three contests, on 500
scores, but in the second game Musee
dropped wOefully, allowing Independ-
emit 10 win by heavy margin. The
third game was notable as being the
occasion OF the breaking OF the high
individual score record up to date. Stat
Ter In the third game making go. Sew
eral players have 2O7, which is the next
best score Score:
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Holiday Ercnr,Ion 10 Warrington, d. 9.

Holiday Excursion 10 Washington, ID. G.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will innuEurate series Of month
IN excursions to the National Capital,
from Pittsburgh, Wheeling. fhrkers-
burg, Lexington, Hagerstown and In
termedlntc points along It's lines M far
MS washington Junction, affordlng nm
excellent opportunity for n mld-wlntcr
haunt TO the national capital. The first
excursion Of the series Is announced for
Thurgdny. December 20. The rates nrc
remarkably low and the time limit nm-
ple enough to allow visitors nm opportu-
nifty TO visit all the public buildings
and institutions In Washington and
mako side trips TO points Of interest In
the near vicinity.
Trims leave Wheeling 1895, 1855 n. M,
and GAO u. m. ParlOr cars on morning
train from Pittsburgh and sleeping
cnrg on the night trains. Tlckcts $40
for the round trip.
CorrcHpondinEly low rates from the
other stations.
Tickets VIII be good ten days. and
will hc valid for passage from wash
lngton to Baltimore ut any time within
the life Of the ticket,
For phllmnn car accommodation and
guide to points Of interest In Washing
ton, address nearest Baltimore 4 ohio
aren't.
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KID" Mccoy has answered the chal-
lengs Of Tommy Ryan, who wants TO
aght Tor the mlddlc-welEht champion
chip N tho world. by not only accepting
the challenge. but agreeing 10 fight at
any weight, time or place for $1,000 n
side Ryan's challenge WINS Issued a
few days ago from Syracuse, n. Y,
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n you hpyc dull nnd heavy pain
ncroa1 forehead and about the cycR II
the notttlls nfo frequently stopped up
mud followed By n 1lHngtccnblo dlR-
chnrgb. " aorrnonp In the nose md
bleeding from the nuhtrlls N often OK.
pcrlunod. II YOU utc very HenHltlyc IN
cold IN the head accompanied with
hondNohc' then you may hp Hlro you
have cntnrrh, aud should immediate.
w resort 10 llly'g Crcnm llnlm for II
euro Tho remedy win glyo ln6tant rc.
lief 2
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MAJOR c. r. PICToN is manager OF
the State Hotel. at Denlson. Texas,
which the travelling men say Is one OF
the best hotels IN that section. IN
speaking OF Chamborlaln's Cole, Chol-
era md Dlarrhoeu Remedy Major Pie
ton says: II have used It mylclt aud
In my family for several years. and
tnke pleasure in saying that consider
ii nm lnfaillble cure for dlurrhoea and
dyqentery. always recommend II,
md have frequently administered II to
my guests In the hotel. and In every
cnse il has prOvcn Itself worthy OF un-
qualified endorsement"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CTATE oFWEsT VIRGINIA, O0UN

CTATE oFWEsT VIRGINIA, CoUN.
10 TY OF OHIO 49,:
In the Circuit Court otHii county.
In tue matter OF the petition Of William Mortl'
mcr CroWther guardian Of John William Mo
MaStres appointed such By tho Orphans
Court IN aud TOT the city and county OF Phlla
delphlA, State Of Pennsylvania
10 RAOm Adv Concern!
Take notice that on this tl-sntieth day OF No
yembbr, 1875, William MJrssner Cruvther. slat
dian Of John william NyEtNucs, who nto non
residents Of the State OK Wt,I virginia. hled h
petition In the Circuit CJe-t Of Ohio county
WNsl Virginia. praying for ~ order OisAid eOu1
authorizing WI. w. CoRden, guardian OF sal
John WlllIam NoMA1treS. 1ppOiuiOd such II
laId Ohio county 10 pay GYerto said fofelgi
guardian Ml'mnAoT or personal property in hn
hands belonging TO said WAia. aud u remove thi
AAmo TO tho State OF Pennsylvania aud 70 All
thorlte said foreign guardian TO sup for. TecoVot
and receive any money or personal property ~
tho State Of West Virginia, belonging TO hii sale
And on tho Gllng Of said pstlhon an ordOr wa
entered liking December II 1915, at 10 o'clock 4
IN. as the tlmo for hearing said petition, WIZ
leave to the peHuonerto present al that Nnd
Tho Evidence In support Of his petition, required
by section OF chapter 81 Of the Code Of West
VlfginlA. and directing notice OF said appliCA
tlOn 10 be given as required BY law,
WILLIAM MORTIMER OROHTHER,
Guardian OF John william Mosiasues,
no1l.fh
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For seven weeks the Novice bowling
team, OF the South Side Bowling
League. stood pat on It's name by max
ing the unapproached record OF win
ming one OF twenty-one games. Lat
terly, however. Novice has been get
ting out OF Its nOvitiato by winning
three or four games. Last night they
managed to add another to their rec
ora by defeating Apollo in the first OF
three uanea Score:
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WIND nnlni iy,.lLllttlp.

Iw' oyoulng tho lntalIlFcncor rocply-
\ telephone message from Wrst LIB
I'} - llf Chsci that Tie last smallpox
IlR had been thlton down there, The
nl'Aht having bBen wiped oul. There
were f0ui cases ana no heathH
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COUGHING Initiates the delicate or
gans and aggrayHtes the disease. In
stead OF waiting, try One Minute Cough
Cure II helps az once. making cxpec-
torution easy, reduces the soreness
and Inflammation. Every one likes II,
Logan Drug Co, wheeling, w. Va. d.
+. Peabody. Benwood, and Bowie &
Co, bridgeport, o.
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Terminal depot


FOR SALE
Residence. Pleasant Valley,
lot on South Huron street Tor loIs than cost
No. % North Front street
lot on South Front street.
Lot on South Huron street
Residence WOOdsllie.
Residence, South lInronsuecs
siX.roomed house. Peninsula
House and lot, National road. sS)l
Residence, Kentucky street.
Residence, Thirty.nrSt street
Residence. ChApline street.
Residence. McColloeh street
nesfdsneo, Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth street
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector Notary Public and
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