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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-18
STILL PRETTY WINTRY.
Tho Arctic Weather Holds On
Worry Tonaclously.
.COlS1ING md SLEIGHING LAST
In Spite of u Bright, Sunny Day and
Thnwlng wcnthor-rho Hills TO-
main White With Snow and tho
Streets We're Icy Last NlIht-lGnect
on tho Riycr

Yesterday tho sky was clear and tho
sun shono bright, but In spite OF thu,
tho htlls about town remained white In
their snowy covering, aud last night tho
slush in tho streets was frozen tich.
again, aud wherever tho sidewalks were
not dry the walking was neither safe
nor pleasant. Tho slciGhing was excel.
lent Saturday and many people took I'D.
vantage OF 1t, II number Of merchants
mounting their delivery wagons on
runners instead OF wheels. The
coassing Saturday night was tho
best enjoyed since tho cold
snap set in. Tho police gave tho coast.
ors orders not to como farther down
Fourteenth street than to Chnpline,
and for most OF tho time tho order was
oboyed. The bob-ilrds sometimes wont
clear to Sixteenth street. At las, somo
OF the boys became reckless, and ran to
Market, which was very dangerous, and
Pho OF tho "bobs." about twelve foot
long, was taken by tho officers. This
had tendency to make tho coasters ro.
member the order.
Yesterday tho snow melted fast under
tho rays OF tho sun aud temperature
as high as 10 degrees, and little rlvulots
ran down all the steep strosts. IL the
alternate thawing and freezing con.
tinues the snow will 20 OIL without
doing rerious damage.
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News was received in Bridgeport and
this city on Saturday by relatives OF tho
death Of Charles Carroll Kinsey, n, To.
ledo. Ohio. where he was engaged in
railroad business. The deceased was
the son OF the late Oliver G. Kinsey, of
Pleasant Valley, Belmont county. Ohio.
and was in the forty-tifth year OF his
age. The romans will arrive a. Pleas.
ant Valley at . p. IN. to-day, and tho
funeral services will be held in the
Presbyterian church at Pasco station.
Tho in,erment will BIO made in Linwood
cemetery.
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THE TOURISTS RETURN.
Tho stnticr Florida Tourists Return frou
tho Land or Flowers.


tho Land or Flowers.
Yesterday morning tho party OF
Wheeling pcoplo who have boon enjoy.
ing q wintcr outing IN Florlda-"the
land OF iiowors"-arrivod In tho city,
having cut short their utay In tho south
on account OF tho cold snap that struck
that section soon ai,or thor arrival.
While tho Wheeling people woro In
Florida that state experienced moro
cold weather than In any other wintor
known, and II Is all blamed on tho un.
fortunate breaking OF tho thormomcter,
as detailed in tho lSrELLiGgSCcR's spo.
cial correspondence last week.
During their stay on tho Indian riycr
the boys enjoyed but throo days OF good
fishing, tho woathor conditions being
uniayorabIo during tho balance OF their
visit. a largo pacard In tho McLuro
lobby yesterday afternoon announced
that "Proi. L. NJ. Sta,lor" would do.
liver a lecture on his Impressions OF tho
south. ani. although this was merely
ono OF tho practical jokes OF the gang at
tho Mcclure, n number OF innoconts
wero on hand to hoar tho gentleman.
He gave graphic description OF tho
adventures and misadvonturcs OF tho
party, which have already boon given
exclusively TO tho acknowledgements
readers in its special rrospondonco.
Notwithstanding the uniavorablo con.
ditions all tho boys declare that Florida
is tho only place for u winter outing,
and it is probable that another crowd
will go thoro from Wheeling mex.
winter,
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Tuesday evening minstrelsy will
hold tho boards Mt tho Opora
House. It 10 almost Impossible
to describe tho revelation In
minstrelsy as presented by Primrose &
Wcst according to their now itloas. In
tho first place tho companyi, composed
OF seventy performers in all. Primrose
u Wost's famous model minstrels, forty
IN number, to which arc added thirty
colorod artists who will present n series
OF minstrel positions 10 spectacular form
that will toll tho story OF minstrolsy
from its inception to tho present time.
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Harry Cunningham Dead.

Harry Cunningham, young attacho
OF tho job printing department OF tho
lNrELLIGrScEG Office, died yesterday
afternoon. aged 81 years. 10 was vol
thought OF by all his associates. and was
a steady, iine young man. lie had but
recently been admitted to tho typo.
graphical union. He had been In feeble
health for some time, bu. was confined
to bed only short time. His ailment
was consumption. Tho funeral will
take place Tuesday afternoon.
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At tho Opera House this evening the
attraction will DO tho successful comedy
"Charley's Aunt" 1t IL said to DO one
OF the funniest farce comedies evel
wri,ten. Tho plot turns on tho cs
capade OF a couple OF college students,
who give dinner in their scholastic
apartments to n couple OF young ladies
at which the aged aunt OF one OF them
10 expected to act rs chaporone. She
fails to arrive, and n smooth.iaced stu
dent comrade dressed up. as n starting
point springs agreat series OF laughablc
aituations
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MARTINS FERRY.


Haps and Mi.haps In tue Thriving City
Across tho River.
The young ladies OF the Presbyterian
church arc making extensive prepara.
tons to give Carnival Of the Seasons"
in tho Commercial hall next Friday
evening. A fine musical and literary
programme is being prepared.
The Maynard Cornc. Band, under the
direction OF Elmer Applegate. OF Mar
tins Ferry. will give concerts as fol.
lows: Harrisvllle, February 8; Maynard,
February II and Mt Pleasant March ..
Next Sunday morning Rev. Boyle OF
the Presbyterian church will preach u
sermon to tho G. A. f, and the Ameri-
can Mechanics in commemoration OF
WashinSton's birthday.
Ahawk measuring four and one.half
feet from tip to tip, was caught at Be.
thesda by John West, with his hounds.
The hawk was trying to carry Of u
chicken.
Car loads OF provisions AID clothing
have bcen sent from Eastern Ohio 10
tho Nebraska sufferers, Guernsey couu.
ty sending one car load valued at 81. 900.
The farmers in tho vicinity OF Cole.
rain are making preparations to hold
another institute in the W. G. 7. U. hall
Tuesday, the 26th inst
1t is claimed by some OF tho farmers
that the extreme cold weather has in
jured many OF tho fruit trees go that
they will no. bear.
The county commissioners have
placed insurance on the county build.
ings. amounting to S4o5O0. with 500 81
premium.
Tho schools will enjoy a hall holiday
on Washincton's birthday. The fore.
noon will be devoted to patriotic ex-
erciacs.
Tho funeral OF John Hughes took
place yesterday afternoon, on Walnut
street.
Mrs. King. OF Findlay. was callod here
by tho illness OF her aunt. Mrs. Minne-
han.
Jos. Henderson, OF Vanderbilt, Pa,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
The timing department Of tho E.na-
Standard COOS on to-day at noon.
Jamos Smith died at Piedmont, aged
ninety years.
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If you have dull md heavy pain
across forehead and about tho oyos; II
tho nostrils aro frequently stopped mp
and followed by disagroonblo dis.
charge; II soreness in tho nose and
bleeding from tho noatrils is often cx.
pcricnced; il you arc very sensitive to
cold in tho hcnd accompanied with
headache; then you may BIO suro you
have catarrh, and should Immediately
resort to Ely's Cream Balm for euro.
Tho romody will give instant relief.
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THE FIiOZEN RIVER.

-
Preparations licIng Made for tho Break
Up On til, Ohio River.
The Ohio river is now frozen continu.
ously IRON below Cincinnati to head.
waters. the ice varying in thickness
from five 10 thirteen inches. The warm
weather OF the past thrce or four days.
however. had very thinning effect on
the ice, which is now rather soft, and
the river, which will commence to rise
on account OF the melting snow, will
cause breakup very soon which tho
river men all along the OHIO are pre-
pairing for The ice has been cut from
around the whariboat and packet Lex
iugton, and with rising river 1t Is
thought both will escape any bad
effects from the breakup. To-day the
Valian. will try to break up the ice in
the harbor ut Bellaire where large
number OF boats are harbored, all being
in pretty fair shape for the battle with
the ice.
It is expected that after the ice gets
started down stream it will occupy fully
three days in passing Wheeling. Al! OF
the tributaries above are frozen over
and some OF tho heaviest leo ever seen
on the upper river will pass down.
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
The investigation into the RESPONSE
bility for the accident to the state OF
Missouri is being c5rrisd on behind
closed doors at Louisville. Witnesses
present are Captain Joe Conlon, Pilot
James Pell, jr., Engineer J. W. Alexan-
der, Chief Clerk, julie Wehrmann and
Mr.. Whitehead, citizen, Of Cloverport,
KY. who was u cabin passenger. The
testimony will be taken day after day
until finished.
It is now said that Captain Lee An.
shut, after he makes several trips bs-
tween this city and New Orleans, in
tends TO place the Belle Memphis in the
daylight excursion trade between Gin
c!nnaii and Louisville.
REPORTS AT OTHER POINTS.
Greensboro-Riyer feet inches
aud stationary. Weather clear and
WARMER.
Oil Ci.y-River l foot G inches and
stationary. Weather clear and mild.
Warren-River seven-tenths OF one
foot. Weather clear and mild.
3iorgantown-The river is closed.
Tho thermometer is at 50 and the
weather is modcrating fast.
SteubenvIle-River feet and station
AIRY and is still frozen over. Weather
clear and cold.
Parkcrsburg-Thc river is frozen.
Weather clear, with tho thermometer
at so.
Pittsburgh-Rives 8 feet and station.
ary.
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I ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
FTTENTION.
!!

Tho average housckccpOr understands values
In tho grocery line. Tho enormous Increase In
our business since We published our reduced
prIco list Is proof That we nrc selling only tho
best goods. wo arc always glad when We can
oncr goods nj low prices, but nothing could In.
dnco Us to lower tho quality. Our reputation
Is guarantee against such practice,
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There arc forty.ono cases booked for
this mornings police court. Two Of
these, John Mulholland and Mrs. Bow.
man. wero put in Yesterday for dis.
orderly conduct Saturday night five
houses Of II! famo were raidod and
thirty-six arrests made, as follows: Ella
Miller, four girls and six mon; Jesse
Dorsey, and three girls; Magic Miller,
four girls and two mon; Maud Clark,
two girls and six mon; Cynthia Miller,
three girls md two mon.
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Edward p. Elliott is At the Young
Mems Christian Association hall to.
night Mr.. Elliott Is q master of i'm
persona.ors. His versatility and power
OF facial humor are something wonder.
ful. lie will render dollars and Sense.
1t has woven in 1t u strong comedy
element which Mr.. Elliot takes advan.
tage OF in his inimi.able manner.
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Tho evangelical services that havo
beon held ut tho Third Presbyterian
church, on the South Side, for some
time past havo boon 80 successful that
it has been decided to continue thom on
every evening OF tho prosont week. un-
der tho direction OF tho pastor, Row. L.
r. Bigger The ncccssions to tho
church already number thirly.ninc.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trtH. made BIZ John G.
Farrar and Elizabeth c. FArrnr. his wife. to j.
Il Cowden. trustee. dated August 4. 1888, and
recorded In the oticc OF the Clerk OF the County
Court of Ohio county. West Virginia. in Deed Of
Trust hook No. %. page rs. aud also BY virtue
OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF said county
made on the 9th day OF January, 1895. appoint
Ing W. ). w. C0wden trustee In place o! said
trustee named In said deed. and substituting 10
him all the rights. powon, duties aud .esponsI.
bilttles OF the trustee named in said deed / will
sell OF the north front door OF the Court House
OF said county on
SATURDAY, the I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1856,
commencing at 10 o'clock am, the following de.
scribcd property. that Is 10 say: A tract OF land
situated on the waters OF Little Wheeling Greek,
near Valley Grove, Ohio County. West virvinia
aud bounded as follows: Beginning at stone
near the Hempteld railroad bridge and running
near the line OF said railroad north 2Sk10 east
u 40 poles TO post; thence north l5LsS east
poles to post: thence north q 70 east Il poles
10 a post thence north aO9 cas-: 7.lo poles 10 G
post corner TO the lands OF Thomas WhIms;
thence with his line south 69]33' east 81 poles TO
a stone corner In said line: thence with said
line south 2Gi1o east IS poles 10 stone corner in
D!cc's line; thence with his line south Csc west
81 poles to stone corner thence north
i6AS west 40 poles 10 a stone corner
10 Mu. Beagle: thence north SIX west
50 $40 poles 10 the place OF beginning, contain
ing seventeen acres and one hundred poles
more or less
Also one lot OF ground and buildings situated
thereon. on Little Wheeling Creek. at Valley
Grove, Ohio county. West Virginia, adjoining
lands oil Mrs. Mary Beagle, bounded as foil owS:
Beginning at stone bridge across Little
Wheeling Creek. thence up said creek with the
meande.iHcs thereof 10 double black walnut
standing on the north side OF Said creek; thence
10 the school house fence; thence with said
fence and the National road 10 the place OF be-
ginning, containing one acre more or less
Terms OF SALE:-Onc-third and US much more
RS the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the
day OF sale. the balance in equal installmens at
one and two years. notes bearing interest from
the day OF shlc TO bo given for the deferred pay
mentk WI ". COWDES. Trustee
W. II. HALLER. Auctioueer. jaSl-w
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day Post, G. A. r., opening next sa.ur.
day night, had u worry satisfactory
rehearsal, and tho performance bids
fair to rival tho success Of tho Drum.
mer boy OF SHILOH" tho last military
performance given hcro by amateur
talent. -
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REAL ESTATE.
TO LETT

Busincu property 1851 Market st.; beat Io,..
tl0n IN city for feed store. sIl n per month
Store room and dwelling lOJ7 Min a. new
ltons WIN 'front.' ohirance TO dwelling II de,lrlI
Store room und dwelling. 2lli Mains. So f..
month. " I''
Store room and dwelling, ?Gls ChnpInc =.
81 - pcr month. -
Modern 9rooInoh dwelling. 81 Sixteenth It
SroomCd dwelling. 1871 ChupInc at. sI5 be,
month. 'S'
Modern lO'roomcd dwelling a, Tiltouylll..
property Of tho late ". II. h0bnSou' Win d,
ncrOs oil land 1no orchard. etc sA5 nor mont
S'roomCd dwelling on motor line aid S"ii"G.i
month. W.
7roomed dwelling, o. South Front At, AL az
per month. 80
7.fOoncd dwelling. i9G ii,h st. SO por ,,o,,,
7.rOOmcd dwelling. IL liih IT. SIS brr mon,S
6foomed dwelling, modern, 81 South Huron
a. 81 per month.
66roomcd dwelling. 27i5 ChnplIneS,. 81.
Modern 6rOomOd Hat 81.
0 rooms, ID door. 10 Virginia ST., botL p..,,
aud water. Al. sli por month. ''''
btoomcl dwelling. 3lsD Eonst siBp Or month.
month. '''
6roomed dwelling. 2joJ Wood st. 6 per month.
broomed dwelling, 10 South WABASH a. 80
6roomed dwelling. North Wabash st. SO pe,
month. F'
rooms. 62 Thirteenth St si2 per month.
i'roomed dwelling, $50 Market $40 nor month.
4roomed dwelling, 2JiS Mc,oiloch Il sSI"'''
rooms. 20J0 Market st, 81 per month I'D floor.
3roomS, 27i5Chapline IT., "a floor s. per inon,h,
8rooms, los Virginia st $ per month.
2rooms. "a 9th st. sipet inonslfA
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
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PRICE LIST

lcSt Standard Tomatoes, per can,.........,.... TO
Best STANDARD California l. Peaches, per eau t5C
BIsi Standard California AprlcOts. pcr can I 2Xr
lcN SlNudatd String I'cans per can..,."... Sc
Standard Peas, per Sc
Choice Salmon pcr can--m.."..."..-....."".. 90
California Evaporated Peaches. per lb....... 7c
California pruuo'. largc,i lbs, por-.......... ESQ
Fresh Drummer Lunch Cakes. per lb.... .... 6c
Fresh Lemon Cakes, per lb:.....,....,......o. So
Fresh Ginger Snaps per lb.,,... .............. Sc
Fresh Butter Crackers. pOr lb..-.............. SO
Fresh Rolled Oats, por lb......".........,.,.. 10
Hest Gloss Starch pcr lb....................... DO
fcth' iapiocn' por 10 "...-.. 80. &c
SUGAR At REFINERY PRICES,
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JAMESrA. HENRY,
Keai Estate Agent Collector. Notary Public and
PENSION Attorney, No l6l, Market street
FOR SAIIE.

House. rooms aud hall, corner y, Front AMI
kentucky streets, s, 500. -.
House roous, l2;h street. cheap On easy
terms. $500.
House rooms and hall ;Ist s.rc,, In s,lo,
did order, 81 COO - =
House. rooms. brick. Main st. 9Th ward, s16N
Sl.So0.
Il House. . rooms aud hAll, Park View. lot l1,r
10 feet easy terms. sl.7jo
nouse . rooms. 18th st, lot 2jIl0D stcot. sl.1ll
double house 10 rooms. Indiana street. Island.
easy terms, SL5ol =
~, loqse: rooms South Huron street. Islani
House; rooms and hall. Market street. b..
tween 'th and Sih streets. easy turns. s270J.
HOUSE; . rooms. corner lot, 9th strco., casy
$1,000.
Ing SlSol - 80 = - 20 So
House. rooms aud hall, with largo lot 18th
House Srooms. Charles street easy terms: s1l
House. rooms. Baltimore street. East Wheel.
Ing easy terms. Sl,05n
House; rooms. 18th street, easy terms. san.
Splendid lot for dwelling house, Eor s,rc,:
5th ward 81 go -
House, rooms brick. li.h street, cheap. s,.5rL
House, 10 rooms, brick. with large lot, li;l
House. 5 rooms, Jacob street, 9Th ward. es,y
terms. $780,
House, rooms. Wood street 9th ward, Sl,i1l
House, rooms, 18th street sl.Oy
House: 6 rooms. Wood street. 5lh ward. sl.3'l
Fine finished house. rooms and ball, PARK
View, lot l00xlT5 feet For n short time only.
$500
Splendid house, S rooms and hall. Lind s,rs,a
Bclvodcrc S, $50
House, rooms, brick, Market street. Ccntt5
Wheeling, cheap. 81. 80
Lots on Lind street. Rolrcdcre, $50 and SIS
Three lots In Park View. Cheap Is
ate price
$50, $40, $500 $780, 5000 and $500 to loan on
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
: 1900 MARKET STREET
FOR RENT.

l. Wv IOTN
6'roomcd brick, No, a. Virginia street
J. rOomcd frame No. Il South York street
5-roomed brick, No. l09 North Front street
b-r0omed frame, No. 5Sorth Rroadway street.
Sroomed brick, M, 9 Virginia ktrcct
6roomod brick. No. IS South Broadway.
SrO0med frame, No. III North Huron street
S-rOomcd brick. No. ~ Fifteenth street
3roomed frame, No. o. Ohio street.
3roomed frame, 10. 60 South York street,
5rooIncd frame. No. 40 South Elm street,
4'roomcd frame. No. ll05 ycCollOch street
t'roOmcd brick, No. 1871 McColloch street
t-roomed brick. No. $50 Eorr street
! rooms, second floor. No 37i2 Jacob street
4'roomed brick, No. ?il7 Alley y
5-roomed brick. No. 1901 Woods street.
5'roomcd frame, No. airs McCollo1h street
I.roomcd brick. No. 6i9 Main street
5-roOmcd brick. No. III ThIrty.ihIrd street
%roomed frame, No 9i Ohio street
b-.rooined frame, No. g.3l Woods street
stroomcd frame. No. lll3 Elizabeth street
%roomed frame, No q North Wabash street.
S'rOomed brick. No. 4, Alley7
7,rOomcd frame and store room, corner Fou,.
Iccnth and McColloch streets -.
Store building, Noa 1872 aud lili Main Street
Store building. No. l521 Main street.
ONCE and living rooms. No. lhO5 Market ST.
Once and living rooms. No. 1915 Market ST
ofice room. No lio2 ChaplIne street
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Atlantic Tea Co.
We Lead, Lot Those Who Can Follow.
WANTED,
TO LOAN.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ataSpcclal meeting of the stockholders
OF the Kenton Baking Powder Company. 10 be
held At the Office OF said company. southeast
corner Pearl and Lawrence streets, Cincinnati
Ohio. at 10 O'Clock a tn. on the 18th day OF
March. 1895, n resolution will DO offered TO re-.
rntion from One Million Dollars 10 Three Hun.
drcd Thousand Dollars
JOHN 4. & II. NJ. CALDWELL,
Attorneys for the Hcnton Baking Powder Com.
pany fc9g
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vs.
william L Smith. Thomas H. Smith, Edward G..
Smith, Robert N. Smith. Margaret J. Smith.
Samuel 7. Smith, Robert Smith. Laura Smith
and Lula Smith. In Chancery.
The object OF this suit IS to partition or soil
the real estate belonging to the estate Of Samuel
ii. Smith. deceased. 40 that the same may be
properly divided between the heIrs OF said sam.
ucl II. Smith. deceased.
And 1t appearing from m AFFIDAVIT filed In said
cause, at these Rules that the defendants Rob.
ert NJ Smith. samuelF. Smith. Laura Smith and
Lula Smith. are not residents OF the state OF
West Virginia, and they not having been served
with process In sal d suit on motion OF the CON.
palnant. by his solicitor, this order OF publIca-
ton Is entered against them, and 1t Is ordered
Tint the said defendants. above named. be and
arc required 10 appear within one month after
the date OF tho hrst publication OF this order
anu do what Is necessary TO protect their In.
terests: IL Is further ordered that this order b.
puhllShednud posted rs required by law.
Witness John ". Mitchell. Clerk OF our said
Court. ut the Court House OF said county, this
tth day OF February. 1895. to.wit: February
Rnles. 1876. JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk
Published the first time February 8. 1895
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
WILLIAM NJ. DuSLAP Solicitor for Complainant
aS-
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Halls Catarrh euro is taken informally
and acls directly on tho blood nnC
mucous surfaces OF tho systom. Send
for Testimonials. froc.
7. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
s=T"sold by druggists, Zoe.
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STATE OF Quo, CRY OF TOLEDO. !

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
j. tho senior partner OF tho firm OF +.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business in tho
city OF Toledo, county md stnte nforc-
said, and that said firm will pay tho
aurn Of Ono Hundred Dollars for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by tho use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day OF Decom.
Dor. a. d. 1886.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TO CREDITORS.

To tho creditors OF Theodore Miller. deceased.
lnpunuaneo OF decree OF the Circuit Court
OF tho County OF Ohio, undo In u cause therein
pnnding, 10 subject tho real estate Of the said
Theodore Miller To the payment OF his debts.
you arc required 10 present your claims against
the estate OF tho said Theodore Miller for nd.
udlcatIOu TO Geo. T.. lloyd. Commissioner. nj
his office. No. lil7 ChRpllno street. Wheeling. In
Virginia on or boiorc TUESDAY, the Goth day Of
February, 1895.
witness: JOHN ". MITCHELL. CLERK OF tho
said Court this l2th day OF January. 1895.
iali.M join ". MITCHELL, ClOrk.
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MADRID. Feb. 1.-The king has 70.
covered from his recent sickness.