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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-27
BELMONT TEACHERS.
County instltutc IN Session at Epworti,
Park.

lnfks
Tho Belmont county teachers lnstl-
tuto at Epworth park Is attended BY n
great number OF tlr tcnchers OF the
county and yet It Is hardly up to what
was expected for such II delightful
meeting place. The instructors are all
there, viz: Professor G. u. Gilbert. su-
p%erintendGnt of thu st. Paul, Mimi,
schools; Professor John W. Hall, Duf-
falO. New York; Miss Flora j.. Cooke,
instructor In primary methods, Chicago
normal school. md Professor Anton
Llcbold, supervisor OF physical culture
In the public schools Of Columbus. o.
Miss Maud Nicholson In In charge Of the
music. md the sessions Will continue
to-day and Tomorrow.
DR.. Gilbert has given the greatest
pleasure to his hearers. Ills broad, able
sentiments. expressed In clear, concise
language, were highly appreciated.
Professor O'SlGa. Of Buffalo, with his
delightful flow OF words, his happy
manner and depth Of thought gives
very beautiful and practical nppitca-
tIOn1 OF the principles OF psychology
In the school nom.
Miss GrIswOld, OF Chicago, conducts Il
model school each session. AMI EIXcS the
teachers many helpful hints ana suc-
gCstlOns. especially In primary work.
Her bright. Interesting way OF present.
Ing the work charms the little Oncs In
her class.
Professor LlcbOld. OF Columbus, has
charge OF physical culture. With Il class
of children he gives practical lllustrn-
tons OF the benefits to be derived from
proper training Of the body, while his
papers show the Importance OF such
work and Its reflex action upon the
mind.
The lectures are interesting and wei!
attended, and each train brings more to
enjoy the pleasures to be derived from
an institute held at Epworth park.
President StlllwGll conducts the du-
ties OF his office in Il very pleasing
manner.
Miss Maud Nicholson. who has charge
OF he music. shows great familiarity
with her work and her ready. energetic
style imprcsses all.
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TIE O@NTONAGON FIRE.
The Town Almost wiprd Ont-Dlnmond
Match C0mpnny'a IIrnyy loss.
4. N IHVk.

MILWAUKEE, August 2G.-A special
to tho Wisconsin from l%iOughton.
Mich. glvcH particulars OF tho fire
which destroyed Ontonag0n. Tho fire
originated In a swamp Just south Jf
the Diamond Match Compnny's mills.
a forty mile gale swept the flames be-
fore 1t ntd the planning mills, box fnc-
tory n Immense dry kllns of the
match company were soon u mass OF
ashes. The ilumes then descended on the
business ind residence quarter OF the
city, nnd finally lodged In slXty-ilve
million feet " sawed lumber on tlsa
dock. The destruction OF the village
was complete, barely II dozen houses In
the suburbs remaining standing, The
onslaught Of the flames wns 40 sudden
that barely one IN twenty succeeded In
saving any Of their effects.
The heat from the burning mills and
lumber was 80 intense that the people
were compelled 10 seek shclirr. uDJer
trs and drift wood alJng the take shore
Many walked 10 llockland. fifteen miles
away.
There are about 1900 men. women md
children without food or shelter. Many
are insutllciently clothed and they aui-
lNi'h otN'lt4S luNt nlbHN
The Diamond Match Company lost
two fine saw mills. having q daily en-
pGclty OF $4,000 feet and other Mills
and buildings. worth In all nearly 81
OOO,O 600 and lumber worth nearly $l,00O,-
OOO. Insurance to the extent OF $4,000
was carried with the Douglass and
Van Ogden agencies nj l%ioughton.
The loss on the balance OF the loss
Of the village will foot up about $1.OOO,-
900. with 100000 insurance.
The fire Is still burning In the lumber
pile and Il IL Impossible to 20 among
the ruins.
llought0n and Hancock are raising
provisions and clothing. Money Is need
ed badly. A special To the Wisconsin
from Green Bay, Wis, says n carload
OF provisions, clothing and tents were
sent to O]nt0naEon this morning. Super
intendcnt Mnturn has sent q request
20 all northern cities. asking aid. The
road will transport everything quickly
anu without charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-27
NATIONAL DEMOCRATS
At Huntington Mailing an Active Cam
paiSn for sound Moncy-FHtiIcr and Son
In Joint E,bntr.

paisn for sound Moncy-ratIIcr and Son
In Jniu Debate.
Special Dispatch to the I%ntelllsencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Aug. @6,-Thc
sound money National Democrats have
opened headquarters in The Foster build
Ing. where u thoroughly efficient agent
In the person OF Attorney Fitzpatrick Is
In charge. - large amount OF literature
Is being mailed all over this end OF the
state from these quarters. Hon. II. C.
Simms has refunded from New York.
and since his return he IS working hard
to gather the members OF his party to-
gether for effective work. Col. Z. T..
Vlnson Is In the field making an active
fight for sound money. Yesterday he
mel his father. Hon. SIS. N.nson, in u
joint discussion at Williamson, Mingo
county.
II Is rumored that Hon. Rufus Swift
ger may take the stump Is Don as the
Indianapolis convention shall have done
It's work.
Prof. Lambert, one OF the leading
Democrats OF the county. has come out
In opposition TO Bryan K Co. and Is
making speeches In favor OF honest mon
ey. He will likely vote for Mckinley.
regardless OF whom the indianapolis con-
vcntIun may nominate. Several prHlnl-
nent farmers have recently announced
their antaGOnism to the Chicago aGGre-
gutiOn.
Captain McNulty. road master on the
Norfolk & Western road, at Duiger's
MInEo county, has recently announced
that he will support Mckinley. An
present Indications point to Cabell coun-
" giving the Republican ticket from
800 to 400 majority In November.
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PROVINCE. r. l.. Aug. 2G.-Thc Dem
ocratic state convention for the selection
Of presidential electors wag held in
Music hall here to-day. Ex-Statc Sena-
tor George r. Brown, was made chair
man The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following:
Resolved. That the Democratic con-
vcntion of Rhode Island support the
platform adopted at the Chicago CON
vcntIon and commend Bryan md Sewall
to the people OF the state. After choos-
Ing electors the convention adjourned.
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Manager Felnlcr, OF the Grand Opera
House, announces US his next attraction
the Roof Garden vaudeville company.
composed of the largest md highest sal
aired array Of speciality performers on
the stage this Seusol. The company Will
open 4 three nights engagement on.
Monday night and Judging from the
favorable comment made by the press OF
Cleveland. Ohio, where che company Is
appearing this week. the performance
will warrant 4 packed house every
night
The company is headed by the peerless
dancer Mile. Rialta. whose fire dance
has created a sensation where ever It
has been seen. Phil Peters. Matte
Peters, Oscar p. Sisson, John Il. Wills,
Russell and ST. Clair. Josephine Shop
pard anu many others as equally promI-
ncnt. all OF whom are well known In
Wheeling.
Seats for the engagement Will be
placed on sale ut the box Office this
morning.
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ALMOST A FAILURE
Pennsylvauia Democratic ! Comycn-
ton SHINY Attended - iIryau Speaks.

~ y aht HtiChNeu -isFyhN S1tihF.
ERIE, Pa, August ?6.-In view OF the
fact that Candidate Bryan was TO
speak here Tonight. the attendance Of
delegates at the eighth annual conven-
ton OF tho Pennsylvania Democratic
societies vas far less than had been an
ticipated. AT the meeting in the Opera
House this morning there was hardly
q hundred delegates present and Chair
man ChauRcey F. Black delivered his
address TO fewer thar have ever be-
for listened TO a talk upon any sIrailur
occasion. He said that Bryan would
be elected and that In him the people at
large see only the direct descendant of
the great jefferson. After the address OF
Mr.. Black. the election or officers was
held. which resulted as follows: For
president, Chauncey +. Black: secre-
tnry, John ". NORMAN; treasurer, John
D. Larkin, OF Pittsburgh.
On motion OF Peter Hughes. OF Phil
adelphia, Wilkesbarre was chosen as
the place OF meeting FOR the next an
rual convention. Resolutions were
adopted indorSinE the nomination ~
Bryan and Sewall and favoring the
Chicago platform. Further resolutions
regarding the reception accorded the
societies AZ Erie were adopted.
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The Jewel was yesterdays Claring-
ton packet.
The Andy Hatcher left for Matamor-
as on time. To-morrow's Matamoras
packet Will be the Victor.
The new steamer Argand, Captain
I'lrshCr in command. got away for Ma
rlctta yesterday with an excellent trip.
The river IS stationary for the reason
It can't get much lower. Tho marks
last evening indicated 3 feet q inches In
the channel.
The new Pittsburgh and Kanawha
river packet EanawhH is about COM
plctcd, but unfortunately there Is no
water now to enter the trade FOR which
She was especially built.
The transfers FOR Wheeling wholesale
houses are complaining OF the wharf
being In such Il condition. If the wharf
Is not put in better shape The boats
threaten TO refuse to pay wharfage.
The ArSand will be Fridays boat for
Marietta. Her freight md passenger
list yesterday showed that the shippers
and the public appreciate n reliable boat
manned by reliable Officers. The Ar
Ennd Is brand new. and Is equipped
with every modern convenience for the
comfort of passengers.
Mr.. Jones. connected with the office
OF the UNIFIED States engineer Mt Gin
cInnnti. was In the city ycStGrday,prus-
peCtlnR for Il small boat. The survey
of the Ohio river from Marietta to
Pittsburgh IL about to be commenced.
and the boat In question Is wanted In
connection with this work. Mr.. Jones
reports that n good many contracts
la az. l-.A.. ..8l lIH NlL.
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GRAND EXCURSION
To PnrktrSburS and Bir"muerh1sSctt
Island, SUNDAY, August 30, 1900.

ah'uhht Sh''uhyt HHEuNt OVf .obO.
Sunday, August goth, the Ohio River
railroad will run an excursion to Par
kersburg and Blennerhassett Island.
Rate from Wheeling will be So co for the
round trip, which includes steamboat
ride to the island and admission to the
grounds.
Prof. Joseph Eiscle with the largest
balloon In the world. 81 feet from mouth
to apex and G5 feet In diameter. has
been secured at grent expense for nfter-
noon a%sccnsiors with two parachute de-
cents. Professor ElselG. performing
marvellous acrobatlc feats. will drop
from the clouds In one Of them, ard
from the other will be suspended his
team OF trained goats hitChcd to u cage
OF piGeon3-the most thrilling exhibit
ton ever given. You can't afford to
miss It..
Special train will leave Wheeling at
$50 u. m. eastern time. Returning,
leave ParkersburS at 6 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.-THe Call
says: Secretary of State Brown says
that he will refuse to place upon the
ticket the Of the fusion Demo-
cratic Pdpulist presidential electors. on
the ground that the election law OF Cali
fOrntn requires the names of the electors
to be arranged alphabetically In groups
under their party designation. He said
as soon as the fusi0nlSts present the
anne to him, he Will dictate n letter 10
the attorney general asking FOR his opin-
lon in the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-27

At an early hour yesterday morning
n crowd that was out In n hay wagon
party. nut the pike, discovered n horse
attached to a buggy wandering along
the road without Il driver. One of the
young men and his lady escort got In
the buggy and drove To the city and
turned 1t over To officer Knahe. who
they met on Fourteenth street. 'ri:a
officer took the horse to Casscll's livery
stable, and last night Dir. W. A.. Graz
craft. Of Elm Grove, canc In and
claimed II. The doctor had left his
horse and buggy standing outside or n
patients house In Elm Grave and some
person united the animal and started 1t
down the pike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-27
BLACK FOR GOVERNOR.
The New York Congressman Nominated
on the Second Ballot.

SARATOGA, August 2G.-When the
Republican convention was called
to order Mr. Heard. OF Herk-
inner, answered Warner Mlller's
speech OF last evening. He denied that
there had been any fraud ut the pri-
maries. Ballo;inS for governor was
then resumed.
Congressman Frank S. Black,o o Troy.
was nominated for governor on the sec
Ond ballot.
After 1t was found that Mr.. Black
was nominated AldrldEe's name was
withdrawn and RlaCli's nomination
made unanimous.
Timothy l.. Woodruff. nf Brooklyn.
was nominated for acknowledgement
on the first ballot.
The Secretary was directed to cast
the vote Of the convention for Isaac c.
Vann, OF Syracuse. for associated judge
OF the court Of appeals. A%dJoult!cd
sine die. \
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INDIGNANT CITIZENS
or PnrGersburS Make Threats AEuins,
Men who TerrorIre Women.

@atta
Men who T%errorIre Women.
Special Dispatch 20 the IntcllIgencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. August &c.
The excitement wei the attempt to
murder Mrs. Roberts by a negro last
week, was renewed this afternoon by
an unknown negro attempting 10 en-
ter the kitchen OF Charles Bekurs,
through the window, while Mrs. Bckurs
vas alone in the room, for the sup
posed purpose OF %assaulting her. She
gave the alarm, but the fellow escaped
and the police and citizens are securing
the city FOR him. Tonight for the
first time the question OF lynchinE Is
seriously discussed by the better class
az citizens whose wives and daughters
are terror stricken over the continued
attempts TO assault.
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i'tts w Nts w
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad Will
sell tickets from NIL points on Its lines
Gust OF the Ohio river To St. Paul Mt one
fare for the round trip. good for Nil
trains, August 20. 80 and 81. valid for
return passage until September IL, with
the privilege Of nm additional extension
until September 30 by dcpOsItlns ticket
with joint agent.
Rate from Philadelphia will be-. ..$25 90
Rate from Bnltimorc'will be-. ". 25 90
Rate from Washington will be-. % 90
Rate from Lexington will Co.,. q rs
Rate from Cumberland viii be-. % 90
Rate from Grafton win bc..,...... q 90
And cOrrcspondinsly low rates from
other stations. Tickets will also be
placed on gnlo Mt the offices Of all con-
Meeting lines.
The Baltimore & Ohio maintains n
double daily service 0f through solid
vc8tlbulc trains between the cast and
Chicago. with Pullman sleeping and
dining car attached.
@. a. II. Veterans will remember that
all baltimore & Ohio trains run via
Washington. Harpcr's Ferry and the
Potomac valley. ,
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SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS
OfIown Hold n Great Convcntion-Great
Enthusiasm

Enthusiasm.
DIES MONIES. August o6.-Henry
Vollmer, chairman OF the national DEM
ocratic committee. called the state con-
vcnt!on of the national Democrats to
order at II q. m, to-day. following the
adjournment of the district conventions
which were held at 10 o'clock. The
Grand Opera House was packed when
Hon. ]. L. Z. Harklcy rose to give his
address rs temporary chairman. fol-
lowing n prayer by Rev. Mr.. Cathe!l. OF
ST. Pluls church. Markley was fire.
quently upplaudcl during the course
Of his remarks. r. T. Conman. OF
Marshall county. was temporary sccre-
tary. These, with Judge Bab az chair
man, were slated for permanent ofi-
GERS also. Tn, weather was perfect
ind the convention was about as large
as the usual Iowa Democratic
tion. Nearly all the old leaders were
on hand. giving an appearance that no
split had occurred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-27

Arrangements FOR the Labor Day par
nlc anu picnic are progressing nicely
and II Indications go for anything, the
Saturday demonstration OF the iahorlnG
classes, Will be tho greatest ever seen
In Wheeling. President TiEhe, OF the
Trades Assembly, Is working hard TO
make the affair II grand one, and his
efforts arr resulting In much good.
AS has been printed In these columns,
the parade will take place In the morning
and the picnic viii b. held on tn. fair
grounds 10 the after . and evening.
All kinds or amlrscments Will b. intro
duccd and the DANCING ti!l lie kcLt up
until II O'clock p. NJ.
Chief Marshal T!Ehc last svcr.Ing is
sued the following GENIAL order:
Headquarters Chief Marshal.
GcnralInrder No. The parade will
form as follows:
First Division.
William La TouSch. Division Marshal.
Band.
Garfield Assembly No. l7al.
Local Union No. . NJ. =. u, Liberty
Assembly.
S'N'th btNtStuha
George Long. Division Marshal.
Band.
BHcklayers Union No. l.
Stone Masons Union No. ..
Carpenters Union No. >.
Aod-carricrS Union.
lhlrd Division.
C. W. Clifton. Division Marshal.
Band.
Potters Union.
Painters Union.
Coal Miners Union.
Fourth DiYi.on.
Thomas DrIscoll. Division Marshal.
Band.
GldSSworkprs Union, No. ..
A. +. &. w. Union. No. IS.
y. y. OF Iron. Steel and Tin Workers.
EInh Division.
William Fading, Division Marshal.
Band.
Brewery Workers. No. 90.
Clerks Union.
Typographical Union. No. 20.
Plumbers Union.
J~ourlSyncn Butchers, on horse back.
COopcrS Union. In wagons.
Boiler Makers Union.
Horse ShOcrs Union.
Trades Display.
General order No. The column will
form promptly at 9:l5 n M, as follows:
First division, on ChaplIne street, right
resting on Sixteenth: second division.
on Sixteenth street. right resting on
Chaplinc: third division. on Fifteenth
street, right resting on Chapline. fourth
division. on Fourteenth street. right
resting on Chapline: tifth division. on
Twelfth street, right resting IN Chap
line.
General order No. All marShals and
their aids will report NJ the 0. V. T. e l..
hall promptly at s o'clock Saturday
morning.
The parade will move promptly at 9:i5.
All locals that have not selected their
aides to the division marshals. should
do SO At cuCc.
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Gone to Consult Jones.

WASHINGTON. d. c., August &c
Chairman Faulkner, Of the DemoCrat1c
congressional committee, and Acting
Chairman Stevens. Of the Silver Ma
ti0nal committee. left here at 10 O'Clock
this morning for Chicago, where they
VIII confer with Chairman Jones and
other leaders, Mr.. Faulkner said the
trip was for the purpose OF going over
the entire scope OF campaign work.
EIc expects 10 return on Friday.
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LABOR DAY
Arrangements for the Parade AMI
Picnic Nearly Completed.
TIE DEMONSTRATION PROMISES

To 10 the Largest Held In Wheeling for
y~cars-chief Marshal Tigho Issues Gen.
crnI Orders for the Parable, and Gives
Out tho Order In Which tho Locals will
Mnreh".aIayor Cnidweirs Proclamation
Urging the Merchants and Citizens to
Decorate,
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PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Aug. 2G.-The
convention Of the solid gold standard
Democrats OF Rhode Island was held in
this city to-day. Arnold Green was
elected chairman. The resolutions re-
pudiating the Chicago convention and
Insist upon the maintenance Of the pres
ent gold standard. After selection of
delegates TO indianapolis the convention
adjourned.
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FOR RENT

ZIG Main st, . rooms. s. per month
llB Main St, J rooms. Sc per rEcrtH
Store room and dwelling room, "a Il
Twenty-siNLh St. s. per month. "
y acres Orrasture land adjoining city 4.
low rent. "''
Groom house on corner OF Nrco,r,,,
and SOth SITS. suitable for boar1IEr toeI-
Slj per month. ~
No. 81 18th st. J rooms. s peg month.
House, Z rooms, corner o. 18th 81. al
Alley F. 50 60 per month. '
223f ALLEY Z. 4 rooms LIST loo!, . II,
month. -"
223G Alley E. : rooms ID Gocr, s =.
month.
10S 18th St. 3 room. s. % Der month.
LOG 18th ST.. 3 room. IS % per moa;k,
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The Last Atlantic City Excursion ofthc
Season Via Il. 4 o., rliursday, August
81, 1890.
Round trip $40 and good twelve days.
with stop over privilege at Washington,
D. c., returning.
Trains leave Wheeling via Grafton at
1925 and l1:lO n. m. and $40 p. m. via
Pittsburgh at $50 a. IN. and 5:45 p. N.
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ATTENTION, SOUND MONEY MEN!

There Will be a injecting of HcN National Democratic Association of Ohio County at mfH ed. r.
quarters, Rooms ad7 tMbB Building, at T4s p M Friday evening, August 49, Business OF
Importance VIII be transacted, and thu presence. Of all in sympathy with Enforcement Is
earnestly requested NAIWNM DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION or 0h0C COUNTY.
50 ri. '
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Tho National Collection Agency, q.
Washington. d. c., Will dispose o. Inc '"'
lowing judgments:
WEST VIRGINIA.
lexington Coal and Coke Co. Ecltr;,'I7
S6g L.; John l.. Baker, BiGrtrlt, ~ ~, 4
L. Gillespie X Co., HrctG. 81 81; fsS''i'
Norman & Co., B~rookvlllc. HG " ~
=. Bowcrmaster, Brnccion, 80 rS NE
Schultz, CSurlcstOwn, $@I y; ii ~,
tian, DInEcSs. $ji5 ~: G. T.. Gcnculct, hss'
Bank, SlS7 ~; 4. ]. Baker. F.i!'!Ei':'
SIG 10: {. Rogers. FraMelown, y : ;,urr
W. Sinner 4 Son. Freed, S3S2 ~, !. L!,S'
Grafton SS7 %; Il. W. COwar, GTSEhMU's'
S24i 80: NJ. Parsons, Hendricks ~, ,crS.
NJ. LindGp, Keystone. S@ -: l. !, lSgS E'
Lyons, $tS'%j: u. Kenncdy. r'rfEHS".:
SIGO 90: DIR, Payne, Pccryvttc, 80
Payne & Beaver. pcrryvtl!c. ElM w r
Wheeler, ItuwlcsburE, So = roT.
Wheeler, RowlCsburE. $6l IS; stone PEI +
ina 4 Co. k0WlrShure, S.S- 70; i n
Corrcr y Co, RowlrshurE, EE 10 II;r,nn.
lass, Rusk, 1891 S.; Bartlett bf's'' "'
lett. $50 IA
w. II. Smith, ~BurhoursyillL,, * - i rSS
crt Alien. Huntsville, tSa 80 J & D. "a
CrOckcttvi!iG, So ~; j. c; Stewart Tsrts,
CuhaEc. SIS 81; Moses Turner; 5S"iI "a
5SS is: Moses Turner, Evaris. so " l"i
Graft, GuDNard. 81 Is; Il. Y, j. F. . nm.
Glasgow, SssJl 90; 4. NJ. ptnninEi'h ,Y lTy;
Villc $:Gi Of; Harry WcddtnsiGn; III i "IS.o.
willie. SIG 81; W. s. Emlnal., Miah''SSSN n;
SIC2 I3; III Turner & Co. Minnie \ p
l.. c. Bailey, Oil Springs, $a'o o. II" /,
Oulgley. PGwrc Valley, stS W, vi CO.,
Jones. Pittsburgh. 81 u; tnium ror Esi
House, 500 20: II. II, nrNshclrs, Sa!' TI,rrrsS,
si22 "; Lcdford Il Asher, s!fi'b
1851 80.
Chns. Ncllrnom, Akron, Sli5 %; y SD.
Hnrtc, Irnnton, so %; John MadHG""
nuy, so %. 49,,
The NATIONAL COLLECTION AGbSV''
WASHINGTON. y -
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DON'T trifc away time when YOU
have cholera morbus or diarrhoca.
Fight them in the ppgInning with De-
Wits Collie & Cholera Cure. You don't
have 70 walt FOR results; they are an
Simultaneous. and 1t leaves the bowels
In healthy condition. Charles Z. Goethe,
corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport: Peabody &
son. BenwOod. G