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rRrsH FLnwER oHAT.
The Outdoor Garden In this shOwerJ
Month ofApril.

Month ofApril.
Philadelphia Record: Loosen the
leaves and other winter covering from
about the hardy blubs.
The crocuses are now In full bloom,
and many of the outdoor hyaclnths bud
ded. But don't neglect them because
they seem so perfectly hardy. Keep
evergreen boughs and straw convenient
for a light covering on cold nights.
The peonles are now sending up thick
red stalks, and sprtgS Of green iris arc
forming thrifty clumps in the horderA
Loosen the soil around the clumps, then
spread dry leaves or straw over the
loosened earth. This loosening Of the
soil Is very important, as the winter
covering may become 30 packed and
hard that the sprouting stalks cannot
develop properly.
The beds for the summer plants may
now be thorouEhly spaded and fertll-
lied, although the plants must not be set
out for some time to come--no matter
how tempting and balmy are the April
days.
Don't be discouraged II the garden Is
small; fertilize heavily now, and plant
closely a little later. and with careful
planning surprising quality OF flowers
may be raised in even the tiniest yard.
In spading and raking the various
beds plan to have them a little different
this year from last years display. A
slight change OF shape. and in the posi-
ton of the various ANIMALS. will give an
entirely new aspect to the flower gar
den.
Remember that It is not too early to
plant the sweet peas outside the very
first day OF April, and they surely
should be planted before the middle Of
tbiu month n thny are to make good
growth and Withstand the summer heat.
Don't be In ahurry about planting other
flower seed outside for some time. to
come.
Now is the time for planting and
transplantIng hardy shrubbery. Pack
the earth firmly about the roots and al
low each bush plenty OF room to grow.
See that all new varieties are carefully
labeled for future reference.
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Chairman Chiffon. of the Democratic
state committee, is quoted in Wash
ington paper. in regard to the Cleveland
third term movement, as saying that he
cannot imagine conditions which make
fourth nomination and third term
logical. This is the most that can be
wormed out of the Democratic leaders
in this state on the presidential ques-
ton. II they are not for Cleveland and
a third term, It would be interesting to
know who they are for. They may have
their Individual Jennings. but do they
represent the sentiment of the rank and
fle? Does anybody know the choice of
the Democrats of West Virginia, and II
so, how did he ascertain it? 1t begins
to look as IL the bosses will do the choos-
ing and have 1t all their own way.
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The particularly of detail with which
English newspapers chronicle the move
menls of great personages is sometimes
amusing. The London Times. for in
stance, In giving a notice of a chance
meeting of President Faure. of France,
with Mr.. Gladstone. at Nice, says:
Various accounts Of the interview are
given. Mr.. Gladstone, It appears, wore
vlolets and tea rose in his button
hole. and held one hand to his ear dur
Ing the conversation. during which he
praised the climate" This momentous
item is published with as much flourish
as II 1t were the account of an import
ant affair of state. and as II 1t were n
matter of the supremest Importance to
herald to the world what Mr. Gladstone
wore In his button-hole and what he
thought of the climate of Nice.
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THE breath OF n chronic catarrh pa
tient is often so offensive that he be-
comes an object OF disgust. After a
time liberation sets in, the spongy
bones are attacked, ana frequently de-
gtroyed. a constant source Of dlscom-
fort Is the dripping of the purulcnt Sc
crctions into the throat, sometimes pro-
duclng inveterate bronchitis, which hns
been the exciting cause OF pulmonary
disease. The brilliant results by Its use
for years past properly designate Ely's
Cream Balm MS by far the best and
only cure.
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The children had gathered around
the hotel piano and were singing a
hymn descriptive Of a flock Of little pill
gTims arriving In the New Jerusalem.
and announcing the various places
from which they had come. Little
Johnny looked at his mother sadly.
mamma" he said, when ! go TO
heaven. / hope God won't ask me where
/ came from" "Why not?" inquired
mamma. Because, mamma, when
say Brooklyn know he'll Taught
New York Journal.
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Great is Baltimore. and great is the
Baltimore American, BaltImore's oldest
and best newspaper Great also applies
to the Americans special Baltimore edl-
ton. which sets forth in an attractive
way the greatness of Baltimore as a
commercial. manufacturing, financial
and social centre, and proves the title
by indisputable facts and figures and
handsome illustrations.
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Chicago Inter Ocean: Some time ago
Secretary Carlisle predicted that the ma
tiOnaI deficit for the current fiscal year
would not exceed SIT, 10000 With three
more months to hear from 1t already
reaches Sl9,OO00OO. AS Mr.. Carlisle's
predictions never come true, there Is
nothing at all strange In his last pros
phetic failure. What Carlisle doesn't
know about finance Is, like time and
space. a subject too vast for intelligent
dIsCIiSHiOn
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The movement among the wholesale
men in this city for u Saturday half
holiday is receiving the announcement
II deserves. The arguments are nil In
It's favor and the proposition that the
matter should be brought before the
chamber Of commerce Is good one.
Such custom has long been in force
In other cities, and there is no reason
why Wheeling should not keep up with
the progressive procession.
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Coin" Harvey, who dropped so sud
denly into oblivion, is making des-
perate effort 10 resuBcttnte himself by
challenging Secretary Carlisle to come
to Chicago and engage In Joint debate
with him on the financial question. 1t
Is not believed that Mr.. Carlisle will as
sist Mr.. Harvey In his advertising
schemc.
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A HIGH liver with torpid liver will
not be n long liver. Correct the liver
with DcWitts Little Early Rlsers, little
pills that cure dyspepsia and constipa-
ton. Logan s. Co. Wheeling, w. Va.
+, r. Peabody. Benwood and Bowie &
Co, Bridgeport. o.
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GIVE mo a liver regulator and can
regulate tho world. snid genius, Tho
druggist handed hi.a n bottle OF Dc
Wits Little Early kiscrs, the FAMOUS
Iittie pIiIs Logan a Co. Wheeling. w.
Vn, u II, Ponbody. Benwood and Bowie
4. Co., Bridgeport, o.
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The Spanish authorities would not
permit the Havana newspapers to pub
llsh the news OF the passage of tho Gu
han resolutions by Congress, This Is
the sort Of free government Spain is
giving Cuba.
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or those unhappy people who ARE suf-
rcring with weak nerves. starting at
every slight sound, unable to endure
any unusual disturbance, finding u I'M
possible "a slecp2 Avoid apiatc and
nerve compounds. Feed the nerves up
on blood made pure mud npurlshlng by
tho grcat blood purifier and true nerve
tonic, Hoods Sarsnparlla
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COMMISSIONERS SALE oF CITY
" PROPERTY.
By virtue OF a decree of tho circuit court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, made In
the cause OF Mary Baltg and others vs..
Theresa Schatfer and others on the 18th
day OF December, 1895, will, on
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SATURDAY., ApRIL 1, 1S9s

at 10 o'clock a. M. proceed to sell at publil
auction, at the north front door OF the
court house Of Ohio county, w. Va, the
following real property: The southern
part Of lot numbered Beventy-one cd In
that part q the city of Wheellng, called
lot as lies on the south Of straight line
parallel to the front line thereof run
across the said lot from east to west and
passing along the southern side Of the
north wall Of q brick building on said lot
known as the smoke-house, and being
the south forty.eight (l0 feet Of said lot
numbered seventy-one CD, together with
and the appurtenances thercunto belong.
TERMS OF sALE-one.third d-O Of
the purchase money, or so much more 1s
the purchaser may elect to pay, cash In
hand on the day OF sale. and the residue
IN two. equal installments. payable with
interest. In nine [e( and eighteen g9
months respectively after the day OF sale,
the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
ferred instRllmentS OF the purchase money
and insuring the buildings on the prop.
erty in an amount not less than five
hundred $500 dollars, in tho name OF said
special commissioners, tho title to DO re-
tained as further security.
Special Commissioner.
/ hereby certlf that the bond required
by said decree has been given by said
special commissioner before mo according
JOHN w. MITCHELL,
W. H. HALIER, AuotIonoOr. mrll.s
Above sale adjourned to the 18th day OF
April. 1896, at 10 a, m. ]. D. ELSoN.
npll Special Commissioner.
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DON'T invite disappointment by ex.
perimentlng, Depend upon one Minute
Cough Cure and you have immediate re-
lief. It cures Group. The only harm
less remedy that produces immediate
results. Logan & Co. Wheeling, w.
Va, Il. r. Peabody, Benwood. and
Bowie Il Co. Bridgeport, o.
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II seems that Russia wants a mono
poly u the missionary business In Ar
meRIa. She may get more than she
bnrgalned for.
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HOODS PILLS arc tho best after
dinner pills. assist digestion, prevent
combination. &c.
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hero 70 rave over. and set a good ex-
ample to others who were Attracted by
the unaccountable fascination the man
had for them.
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COVERED
WITH
SCALES

EczOma made itS appearance on my head Ia
It's WORT form, and II continued spreading
until my face was covered with scales and no.
C;tmO hOrrih sight. ihRd n fine hehh Of hair,
Rcynn years growth, aud had to sacrifice II. I
was la despair. The physicians had failed
oven TO relieve me, when ono recommended
CUTiCuRA SOAR. My father procured set Of
CCTICunA REulDus, and in throo weeks tho
scales left my face and tho skin lost its flOrld
hue. IN sfr wsekS I t1dB eRtrSlg cured. My
tacN WITS Nuaoth aud my complexion clearer
and finer than II hal over been before,
Miss MARION A. SMITH, SunbuTy, IN,
RpEEDY CHRE TREATMENT. = Warm baths
with CtTiCuRA soar, Rpntlc applications Of
CurICnRA (plntmOni), and mild d0srE Of Curl.
OUiA REgOLvEST, greatest Of humor curoA.
Sold throughout tho World Priee, CgTlcuHA, ine.I
Bolr, ~ llHsoLyENT; 80. nnd q. PorTER bEuG
ar" ilVuio Cnr' the WOIEt EcIsmG," mailed fISs.
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Smith. Miss
Magnetic ore Co.
M M. i. -O,KANE. p. NJ

NOMMIssIONFR's SALE OF SIX
4 BRICK DWELLINGS.
By virtue OF decree Of the circuit court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on
the 18th day OF February 1885 In the
cf0nceFy cause Of A. B. Caldwell'g adj
EniniStrator VS.. Matilda A. Caldwell and
others, the undersigned, special commits
sIoner Of said court, will otfer for sale at
public auction at the north front door Of
the court house Of Ohio county, on
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JOHN ", MITCHELE,
Clerk Of Circuit Court Of Ohio County
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TERMS OF sALE-one-third Of the
purchase money, and such further portion
thereof as the purchaser may elect, IN
cash; for the remainder, the purchaser to
give notes for two equal amounts, payable
In one and two years from the day q sale.
terost, on the tWo-year note shah b
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: WarLT.IAM NRaKINN.

special CotpmlgplQner,
The commissioner above named has
given bond and security as required BY
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SATURDAY., APRIL II, l196,

commencing at 10 o'clock q. M, the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz:
Lot No. 4, In square Is. in Caldwell's ad'
dition 10 the city OF wheeling. fronting on
the west side Of Jacob street, south OF
Thirty-hrst street. on which lot there are
erected three two-ntory brick dWeihnBSs
also lot No. II, In the same gQuAre, inu1e-
mentioned lot No. Z. and fronting on the
east side Of Eon street. There are also
three two-Btory brick dwellings on said
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Our book How Fortunes Arc Made 81,
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edition Is limited. The Bennington n.
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lThe TNTELLIaENcER embracing its
several editions. is entered in the POST
once at Wheeling, w. Va, as second-ciass
matteF.1
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TKLEFHoNE NUNBRss;
Editorial Rooms sss.. Counting Room ss2.
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Above sale adjourned to the 18th day OF
April; 1896. at 100 m. ]. D. ELSoN.
npll Special Commissioner.
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AZ Twelfth Street.

Remaining In the postofIlce at Wheeling.
Ohio county, ", Va, Saturday, April Il.
TO obtain any Of the following the appll.
cant must ask for advertised letters, CIV
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Hughcs.

We have had some rain and the
farmers are in far better spirits
and all vegetation is greatly re-.
vived.
A killing occurred on the Green
vile side near MayfeId last Sat-
urday night. A man by the name
Of Bud Robinson killed another
by the name of Wm. Lance by
stabbing him with his pocket
knife. Cannot got the particulars
but it is thought that whiskey was
at the bottom of it.
Tho baby of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H..
Dulin died last night and was bur-
today at Peters Greek church.
The families of w. N. and II. II.
Hughes have boon quite i'll for
over week, but they are better
today.
Mr.. Miles Singleton has boon
sick for some weeks, but is i'm
proving now.
Mr.. r. N. Hendricks has treat
ed himself to IL new buggy and the
next thing no will want some one
to ride and enjoy it with him is
the thought of Bones.
Hughes, May 25, '96.
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Anderson Mills.

Rev. J. e. Foster filled his an.
pointment at Mountain Grove last
Saturday and Sunday. The Lord Is
Supper was administered on Sun
day. Quite crowd attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Johnston,
of Central, visited the family Of
}. Il. Lewis last week.
Misses Carrie Wyatt and Ruth
Stewart visited the Misses Lewis
last Sabbath.
Miss Clova Griffin visited her
sister, Mrs. J. J. Lewis, a few days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lewis have
returned from a pleasant visit to
their daughter, Mrs. l.. +. Chill
dress, of Locust, Greonvillo coun-
ty.
The boys have been putting in
coed time fighting General Groom
since the recent rains.
W. are anticipating hugo time
at tho Old Folks singing at Anti
och next Sunday.
We have flourishlng Sunday
school at Mt. Grove, superintend-
ed by Rev. j. IT. Lewis.
Some young men from this vi
cinity attended May Meeting on
Pea Ridge. They must havo had
a pleasant time Judging from tho
grin which decorated their faces
on their return. II. w.
May 29th, 1896.
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AND UNDER
WEAR.

You all know our reputation in
Hosiery and Underwear.
We are busy in this stock nearly
all the time.
Four items Of interest in hosiery.
l. lGs cents per pair, former price
20 cents.
2. 20 cents per pair, former price
25 cents.
3. 25 cents per pair, former price
33d cents.
4. 33d cents per pair, former price
SO cents.
Specials in underwear.
/. Ladies vests at 5 cents would be
good value at s cents.
2. Ladies vests AT 10 cents, would
be good value at Is cents.
3. Ladder vests ct 20 cents, would
be good value at rs cents.
a. Ladies vests at 371 cents, would
be good value at SO cents.
Please ask to see these special val.
ues as it will save you money and
bring you back to Jones Store.
A. j. JONES.
Agent Standard Patterns.
Mch2G 0G.
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Thousands of such cases lluvo been
cured by the use Of Botanic Blood Balm
("B.B.B."D H. yon doubt it. call or send
to the Company whose advertisement
appears in this paper, and they will, for
a one cent stamp, send you u book OF
wonderful cures, not only of the above
disease, but of all manner Of ailments
arising from impure blood 1t is the
standard remedy of the age for the;curc
of all blood and skin diseases. 81 90 per
large bottle. For sale by DruggcSts.
For sale by druggists.
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Silas Hinklo has plenty Of corn
with tassels. 1t is tn, finest bot
tom corn without doubt in the
county. Rattlosnakes are plentiful
in his section. There wero three
killed on his place in throo days,
two by Mrs. Hinklo and ono by
himself. He has tho finest spring
house anywhere and the milk kept
in it is perfectly delicious.
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e. J. PRINCE, Sec.

Larry Thornley, is on the sick list this
week.
Rev. j. V. Vcrmillon will preach at
Oo!enoy church next saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. j. A. Hunnicutt was on the streets
Monday with Il big smile on his face. It's
gil.
Rcmcmbcr, the registration books will
be open all this week, until Saturday, at
3 O'Clock p. m. Voters, step up and reg
iStcr.
Rev. Leitch began n series of meetings
at the Methodist church in Easley last
l thursday and will continue during this
week.
Little Charlie Robinson lost his little
yellow dog, Pat, at the Union meeting
happens this way to bring Pat.
The Liberty Singing Association will
meet with Econ church next
Sunday. Everybody invited. Come pre-
pared to stay all day and hayc good
time.
a child Of Annie Cunningham, colored.
living on the Joab Mauldin place ncnr
town, was burned to death Tuesday af-
tcrnO0n. 1t Is the Old story: Leaving
children In the house alone.
A tremendous kick is going MP from
all over our county on account of the
outrageous conditions OF the roads. Can't
| something be done in that direction. and
tla t at once. Ii is Il disgrace that the
| roads are thus.
Evangelist LcitclI, who has been in the
city for several days re sting from an ar
duous campaign, left this morning for
EaSlcy,S. &. where he will conduct meet
ings, and also in the vicinity, by invita-
tion OF the people, - Charleston Sun.
The voters of Cedar Rock school dis.
trict No. 10, are hereby called to meet ut
Tabor church on the 18th Of June at 3
p. N. for the purpose Of elccting Il board
of Trustees for that district for !hC mex t
two yeas. j. ii. MILLER,
Chairman Is. 5.
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Tho voters Of Amblor school
district, No. 81, aro hereby called
to meet at the school house on the
18th of Juno at 3 p. III. for the
purpose of olecting trustees for
said district for the next two
years. j. B. r. FREEMAN,
Chairman, B. s.
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All announcements for candi-
dates are strictly cash with ordor
for tho Same. If
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Antioch.

Pursuant to previous appoint
mont, the Old Folks singing was
held with Antioch church the fifth
Sunday in May. AS usual the at
tendance was large and the occa-
sion much enjoyed Ivy all. The
program was as follows: II. j.
Lewis arranged tho class and lcd
the first lesson. He was followed
by e. j. Prince, after which tho
Association took recess for dinner.
The class was led in the after
noon by j. i. Stephens and Prof.
J. M. Porter.
A township musical association
was organized and the following
officers were elected: John w.
Thomas, president; II. j. Lewis,
vice-president; r. l.. Gilstrap, sec
rotary; G. e. Thomas, conductor
Of music; II, H. Stewart, w. p.
Baker and e. A. LOWS executive
committee. Holly Springs was Sc
lccted as the place for the first
meeting Of the Eastatoo Musical
Association on the Sd Sunday in
June, at Q a. m.
The Old Folks will meet with
Nine Forks church the 1st Sunday
in June, at 8 n. III.
j. M. PORTER, Pres.
e. j. PRINCE, Sec.
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Money to loan-Call at P. O
Box No. 45, Plckens, S, G.
mar12tf
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All job printing is cash on do
livery.
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Tho many friends Of JOSEPH l.. KEITT
hereby announce him as Il candidate for
ConGress, subject to the voters OF the 81
congressional district in tho primary cleo
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nR. J. w. NORWOOD, Dentist. DR..
~ w. M. NoRwooD, Assistant. Office,
S84 Main Street, Grccnvillc, s. @.
Jan. 8, '02
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For Coroner,

. The many friends Of w. S. PARSONS
hereby announce him as a candidate for re-
elcctionitO the Office of Coroner of Pickcns
county, subject to the voters in the primary
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We are opening up the best line of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
SHOES,
Ladies' and Mems Hats.
Tinwarc, Glassware, Crockcry,
Harness and Hardware,
Eyer shown in Pickens.
They are bought to sell, and we
invlto you all to come.
Yours truly,
j. Med. BRUCE.
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County Superintendent OF Education.
The many frlonds Of w. w. r. BRIGHT
hereby announce him as a candidate for
the office OF County Superintendent OF Ed
ucation, subject to the voters in the prima-
ry election.
The many friends OF DIR. j. II. RILEY
hereby announce him as a candidate for
tho office of County Superintendent of Ed
ucation, subject to the voters in the prima-
ry election.