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IN CLERK HOOKS OFFICE.
Deed, Recorded, Marriage Llcen.e. Issued

Deeds Recorded, Marriage Licenses Issued,
AMI Other Trnmsnctions.
In Clerk Hooks office yesterday the
following business was transacted:
R. NJ. Addleman qualified as notary
public; bond, $780,; j. E. McCully sure
~.
Abram B. Lewis was licensed to cole
brate marriages in the state of West
Virginia.
Deed, made September 4. 1896, by
which .Alon2o l.. Slmms transfers to J..
l.. KimminS n lot In Elm Grove and n
stock OF groceries. household furniture,
and certain notes and accounts, In
consideration of IS and a certain deed
Of trust. This Is a deed OF assign.
ment.
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TEHeAnpuARrEgs
appointment OF spsaksr.- senator Eliini
to Take the stump ON Inc f5th.

appointment or spsakrrs-ssn 4 j liins
TO Take the stump ON The i5th.
The state committee announces that
P y. Laird, OF Brooklyn. and David
Healy. OF New York, viii speak In
West Nirglnin two weeks, starting Sep
tember Q. AT Piedmont
Judge Lansing and Mr.. oFerrell,
who are to speak at the Mozart park
demonstration to-day addressed Ia
large crowd Thursday night at Wells
burg. and passed through the city yes-
terday en- route to- Mannington. where
they had a fine meeting yesterday.
Their next date. after, to-day, Is ut New
Martinayillc, Monday.
Hon. Sam Durdette, who spoke In the
North End last night. Will address a
meeting In Wellsburg tonight and.
will be In Moundsyllle Monday and.
then comes back TO this city Tuesday
for d speech before the Clay-Unlon Re-
publican Club. In Blschof'sS hall East
Wheeling, on that evening. II was
stated In yesterdays paper that this
meeting would be held Monday night,
which was n mistake. After leaving
heVllhbtN this buleVhtuN buto uN ~
Berkeley county for speeches on the.
9th. 10th and 18th. His last engagement
lhlready slated, Is at Charlestown. JEFF
fersonl county, on Saturday, the 18th.
Professor J. McHenry Jones, OF this
city, Will speak at Moundsville Monday,
night, with Mr.. Burdettc: Moatsville,
Barbour county. Tuesday: PhillppI,
Wednesday: Weston. Thursday; Duck
harmon, Friday.
Governor Atkinson has engagements
as follows: He spoke at Jackson c. II.
yesterday; Belleville, Wood county, to-,
day: Huntington, September o: Will
siamson, Mlngo county. September 10;
Logan C. H., 18th; Dinggess, Mlngo,
county. 18th: WEIGH, 18th; Elkhorn,
15th;G Bramwell, 10th; Oceana, 18th;
Bluet1eld, 18th: Wayne c. H., 10th. It
Will be seen that Mr.. Atkinson will
cover the Third district pretty extern
sively.
81 Senator ElkinS Is now in the east. but
the state committee gives out. the In
formation that he will take the stump
In this state about the 18th of this
months and remain actively in the
fight until election day. His appoint
ments have not yet been made public.
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So Mr.. Gilman Brown, Of 81 Mill St,
South Gardner, Mass, was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble, fol-
lowing Typhoid Malaria. and he spent
three hundred and seventy-five dollars
with doctors, who finally gave him up,
saying:'""Your boy won't live a month";,
He tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and
a few bottles restored him to health
and enabled him to go to work q per-
fectly: well man. He says he owes his
present good health to use of Dr.Klng's
New Discovery, and knows 1t to be the
best In the world for Lung trouble.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
Drug Store.
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Yesterday was q busy day at the
state fair grounds Both In the morn
Ing and afternoon the grounds were a
scene OF activity. Incoming exhibits
In all departments were numerous,a and
the vanguard OF these Indicated Me
thing conelusiYely-that IN quality as
well as quantity OF exhibits the fair OF
700 will eclipse all previous exhibitions
given under the auspices OF tho West
Virginia State Fair Association.
In the afternoon at 8 O'clock the,
state fair board Of directors met ON the
grounds and took "a thorough round OF
inspection OF grounds and exhibits.
Messrs. Mcndel and schwertteger
were appointed a committee to ar
range for the Tuesday afternoon half
holiday, which Will be city Day. at
the fair. They will ask Mayor Caldwell.
to Issue a proclamation, Recommending
the suspension of business throughout
the city on Tuesday afternoon, SO that
the people Will have the opportunity to
see the best state fair In the history Of
the association.
Alvinl, the balloon man, has arrived
and VIII give his first ascension on
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. This
Will be the only special attraction on.
Monday. the races not startling until
Tuesday afternoon.
The horses began to arrive numer-
ously last night and to-day there will
be over 100 bang-tails at the grounds.
A special train from S%teubenville with
race horses will arrive this morning
and another race horse train will ar
rive to-day from Columbus.
In all the departments the entries are
coming In rapidly. Last year there were
three hogs exhibited 4atgthe state fair.
This year there are flfty-three. Al
though the ratio of increase Is not SO
great In other departments, the in
crease is large, q statement Sthat will
be appreciated by the public when the
exhibits are seen next Monday. The
class horse entries, though not numer-
Gus, are of a far higher grade than
ever before seen at this fair. In fact,
in all departments, there Is quality as
well as quantity. The exhibit of farm
machinery Is not particularly fine, as
many makers have combined and
agreed not 10 exhibit here.
Up to noon yesterday the cattle ar
rivals numbered over 200 and still "a.
3comln'.n The fruit exhibit Is soyheavy
that a tent had to be pitched to accom-
modate the exhibits.
The work of fitting up the main
building Is progressing rapidly. Miss
,Reymann and her committee have re-.
ceived many entries In the art and
children's departments.
The work of hustllns bob" Ander-
son in getting so many and such fine
entries in the harness races is worthy
of praise, and is no doubt appreciated
by the fair directors.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. "A.
special from Bloomington, Ind. says:
William Hall, OF Polk township, shot
his eightcen-year-old daughter because.
she married against his will, and then
he shot himself. He went 10 her home
and called her to the door. begging her
to go9wilh him, but she refused. where
upon he attempted tofkill her. Shelwill.
recover, but Hall is fatally wounded.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Wheeling Is to witness 1.-THE Last
Days of Pompeii." The magnitude and
enormous expense Of operating this big
open air exhibition has heretofore pre-
vented Its production in any but the
large cities Of the country, and 1t was
secured for four nights, commencing
September z. only blythe enterprise of n
number of leading citizens, who put up
a guarantee of several thousand dollars.
On a mammoth stage In front of the
scenic, city. $50 gOrgeously costumed per-
formers participate in the glitterlng
spectacle. There will be five exciting
Roman hippodromc races by sixteen
beautiful thoroughbred horses and dar-
Ing male and female drivers; a large ball
let OF fifty pretty girls: a big specially
company Of noted sensational perform
ers. an array of skilled athletes in all.
feats and pastures of the Roman hippo
drome; intricate revolutions of the Ro-
man guards and POmpeiianl maidens.
and enchanting music by a big military.
bandiof twenty-five musicians. In front
OF this great stage and flowing between
the audience and the performers is a
large.lake Of real water. which is covered
with gaily Illuminated gondolas.
y During these revelries the volcano be-
gins to show signs OF bursting forth, and
the festivities are finally brought to an
abrupt termination by the Hood OF real
fire and lava from the t%reacherous We
suvlus, preceded by flashes of lightning
and startling earthquake shocks. The.
doomed city is soon buried in the fiery
debris, and Its hundreds of people. seem
to,have persisted with 1t, so mysterious
~ have they disappeared. Grand as
L I'm yyas haar o1fEtha vpapasll aa JIor Il, ~
this startling climax, the most beautiful
feature OF, the gorgeous scene is yet to
follow; for above the ruins of the DESC
lated city takes place q magnificent dis
play of Palms renowned Manhattan
Beach fireworks. introducing al, the now
cities of aerial and aquatic pyrotechnics.
$1,000 Is nightly expended In the fire.
works display alone.
Mr.. Fred a. ]. Dunwick. manager OF
Day, the Hypnotist, who is to appear at
the Opera House throughout Fair week,
giving a performance each evening, was
in the city yesterday. He says Day de-
slres to hypnotic n local man Monday
night and keep him in that state for
t~wenty-four hours, during which time
he Is to be exhibited in tha show window
at c.. a. Houses music store. The sub
ject will be brought ,out5of the hypnotic
state attthe opening of Tuesday nights
performance. For this experiment a
reputable citizen Is desired. II he can
not be had. Daywill exercise his art on a
man who Is connected with his company,
who is a good subject.
The Roof Garden Vaudeville company
will close Its engagement at the Grand
opera house tonight. The company has
made a great hit durings its stay here
and VIII no doubt have another packed
house tonight. ger Feinler's at
traction ncXt'week WI ! De the celebrated
Waldman specially company. which
comes here direct from New York.
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SINCE 1878 there have been nine cpl
denies of sdysentery In different parts
of the country in which Chamberiain's
Collie. Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
was used with perfect success. Dysen-
terry, when epidemic, Is almost as se-
we're and dangerous as Asiatic cholera.
Heretofore the best efforts OF the most
skilled physicians have failed to check
Its ravages. this remedy. however, has
cured the most malignant cases. both
of children and adults, and under the
most trying conditions. which proves
II to be the best medicine in the world
for howell c0mDlntnfS
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All those terrible, itching diseases OF
the skin that help to make life misera-
BILE for US nre caused by external para
sites. Doan's Ointment kills the para
site and cures the disease. Perfectly
harmless, never falls. 4
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POLITICAL MATTERS.

The Mozart, Park Meeting this Afternoon
and Evening = IIrnwood Republicans
Orgnnize-0ther Political Items.
II the weather continues as fair as 1t
was yesterday, the Mozart park will
have n OF the largest, II not the very
largest crowd in Its history this after
noon and this evening. It will be Re-
publican day at the hill top resort and
the believers in protection and sound
money will turn out en- masse to hear
the well known orators who arc to ad-
dress the two meetings to be held.
As has been printed. the meetings
will be held under the auspices OF the
B. D. Dovener Club, of the Eighth
ward. and they have arranged all the
details for a general good time for all.
The club me- at their headquarters
last night and among other business
transacted. named the following vice
presidents for the two meetings, and
seats will be arranged for them on tho
a ! n son NtnAfn,. ri
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Sirnck IL Rich.
plspntch to the IntollIsencer.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
PARKERSBRG, Sept. 4.-The Henry
oil company to-day brought In shallow
well on the Jackson farm, above this
city which 10 reported to be a lalsy.+It
Is estimated at one hundred barrels.
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Another well was brought in In the
Rogerson field, In Marshall county. yes
terday. At 8 o'clock In the afternoon. the
well OF Thompson, Mckeown & Paulha-
mus. near the No.t1. Gritty, came In good
for scventy-tive barrels, at a depth OF Gl5
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CONSTIPATION Is the cause of nll
sorts OF serious disorders .ofgthcs blood.
Strong cathartlcs' are worse than useless.
.Burdock Blood nitters is NATURES own.
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tful lack OF enthusiasn. Mr.. Robert
Kincaid. OF Observation-Disclosures OF the
meetlng, followed Colonel Arnett and
spoke briefly.
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GENERAL NOTICES
West Virginia State Patr NQtIea..

,chlldren's; and Ladles,Textile and
Art Department.
Miss Annie Reymann and n Committeo
OF Ladies', Superintendent. %-;1S
The entry books of this departmentiw Will
be open from September 8 to September
Q. All articles must be entered md ldoiiv-
Srcd ut the Fair Grounds before Septom-.
a committee will be mt tho Fair Grounds
to receive NIL PARTICLES on Thursday, Friday,
md Saturday September s. q and.5, from
z to,6y !. M, utter which date goods will
not he accepted under my circumstances,
y No articles that have received a9pre-
MUM at any previous exhibition will no
admitted 10 competition,ntath this fair SfSsgf
seS .aa.GEORGEyHOOK Secretary.
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Tie Directors Meet on lie Ground
Aud We're Pleased
OVER THE BRIGHT INDICATIONS

For : sueee.sfai Fslr-Entri.. In all De-
partmsnts Exceed Expectations, AUD
KNOCK Ont an t'reyion. Iseoris-rhe
Horse. will Begin 10 Arrive IN Large
Number. To-nisht-Ti,e Qualify & The
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Your Boy Won, Live n Month.

FIRE Sale of Shoes to-day at las
Main Street. THE &C. SHOE co.
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E9R RsBHJrnI

Ea@R RzEEJTT
No aiaia street. rooms. sstS
Main street. saloon Win bar
Nos-S T,Wcny fourth street. j fo6,ns,, n
40 .Mnrket street, ~. ~.
80 ) Gikhtfenth street, n. 80,
30 80 Alley lHs .ss.s.. ....l s,,.s.saetN
40. ~ Warren street. u. q.
onueiice Nuodsdnlci 80 40, III
let2 Main ttrect. storuf room iiS
atnple rear OF German Bank !..atS
itesluenec Pleasant Valley. x
N~qsidetca Pleasant Valley .,
NO. W fourteenth street. NJ.
No, s@p2 Mnlnf street . rooms! ~
Crescent Place, 4-rnomed house ,.ln ! Y
2 rooms Pleasant Valley. ~. III. "
No, slbs Main street. 3 rooms ...n,,. X.
EoRisALE
W No, 1p25 McColtocl street.
No. tibS McColioch street,
No. 20 iSeyenteehth street.
No, @iSlixteenthlstreet
No, W North 'front.' strcct.
NNcs.iNie snnd. ~ National Road.
~Sixsrppnied5 house Peninsula.
Nosaiiss and i2sis Market street.
NO. Y 4nfo street. store room and dwel.
IA 1, soath Front street.
Z lots McMechen.s
~ lots Elm Grove.
Lot Woodsdale,
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IHE NORTH End
Turned Out En- Masse to Hear The
Eloquent Btirdette.
III WAS ONE or THE LARGEST

Meetings Ever Held ~ The Upper Part OF
the City-Mr. Burdsttsi Makes a Great
spseeh-Psy Tributes toiAtLin,on and
Dovensr-Ths Gallant Captain Makes i
Rrl.f speech ,IorartS Park Meeting To-
day-Benwood Republicans Organize.
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HOUSES IDIOTS R0RSAIB'

~ III a. g.
A.good investment corner Twelfth ana
q HtrUets. fSiThl 30 AatsRyI -
% No. 1GltSixtcenth street, lot a0xl,o feet
"A fine residence IN Pleasant Valley.
Nos. 100 and 1872 Seventeenth street.
NOS kentucky street 4 rooms,
No. Kentucky, street, lot Jlxlf0 feel.
h A fino residence on Virginia street, An
modern convenience: price low. -
Me- s2ls Chapline street. large ib,lch
No. SS1sth street, z rooms and stable.
No. 1876 18th street, 0 rooms and staSia
Lot corner MUM and sixteenth stSest'N
No. III iith street. 7 rooms and bath.
No. 1904 Chnpllne strcet, 2 rooms.
No. 12lb.S h1pline street., . rooms,
Lot on Main St., between I'D and ga a.,
J lots tqf North Wabash street.
No. StiSouthE Broadway. residence Of !.
Lot itSi5n North York street.
Lot No, 70 Indiana St., Z rooms, mod,,,
e No EN- Wabash ST., 9 rooms, chean
"a find lot In Pleasant Valley.
No. 70 Vermont street. 4 rooms; lot asxt,
The Bloch property on North Main 81.
MONEY TO LOAN.
IRlNEHART & TATUM,
rlEThc city Bank Building.
Telephone 29. ,r.t
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Hoods Pills ersy 70 operate 'a, ! s.st Is $ cents eaSs
DIssoyLUTIoN-JoHN BECKER Z co.
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Tho firm ofSJohn. Becker, & Co., Jewellers.
md Opticians, has been dissolved, Henry
tW. Etz. retiring, Tho business will DO
continued as John Becker & Co. Thank.
Ing our friends md tho public In general
for tho liberal patronage bestowed upon us
In the past, we hope to have. aIfair contln.
iianco OF tho same in tho future.
All persons having claims against tho
firm will present the Same for settlement,
and MI persons knowing themselves In.
idcbtcd will please call and make d settle.
tmcnt, az RceDcctfully,
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FOR rising BREAST
Makes Childbirth EaSV,

Sent BY Express or mall on receipt OF ptiee,
mailed free, containing voluntary testimonials.
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BRlDFIEID REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, a.
BOLD NJ ALI
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PROPOSALS:
FOR SALE.

E+raNVyk.I9t 49, tttgsef4E 4flfse staEg3e55
2Thej&Sational Collection Agency, d
Washington. Dc. will dispose Of the tO.
lowingjudgments:
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Lapt night In McMcchen, a poorly.
attended meeting was addressed Aby
Colonel w. W Arnctt; or this $sclty,
Democratic candidate for Congress III,
TINS district. More than hRlf ofj3thc.
sixty Re2plaSsEp attended were Iiepub.
ihcnns. There 5wna an entire ABSENCE "
enthusiasm When three cheers fol.
tBryaniwas3 proposed there was5p pain:
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NeWbury Centre.

Donation visit Friday evening at
the Town House for Rev A. w. Ford.
An Old Folks supper donated by the
people in this vicinity will be served
at IL D. m. All are cordially invited
TO attend and remember and bring a
liberal donation,
The record of last week on hedge
hog hunting has now reached in eight
DAYS 43 in all.
The week of prayer is to be continu-
ed next week at the Centre by Revs,
Coolege and Ford. Let the house be
filed every night.
Mrs. James w. George is helping
care for Mrs Duncan Mckay of Tops
ham who is very sick with ty phoid
fever.
H. e. Bailey sold to Kicker of
Woodsyille upwards of one-half ton
dressed porkers on Saturday.
We canno. see why our road agent
does not have the snow roller at this
place after a snow storm start at the
post office at the Centre and drive
through West Newbury to South New
bury giving our mail stage chance to
get through without breaking the
roads every storm.
Wheeler & Fleming began drawing
their lumber to the road on Monday.
A. G. Fuller took day off on Mon
day and hauled hay from A. j. Tewks-
bury's.
The East Corinth dramatic club will
play "My Brothers Keeper" on Fri
day evening, Jan. 31st, at School House
Hall.
No sleighing on the back roads.
Coming on Friday evening, Feb. 9TH
the Newbury MINISTRIES will hold forth
at the Town House The programme
will be entertaining to all classes,
young and old. During the first part
the latest jokes, songs, stump speeches,
etc will be introduced. Among those
in the second part will be seen Smith
and Hubbard in a comedy sketch as
sisted by Mr.. Frank Meserve, f. l.
Chamberlain, bone soloist, John Smith
in his funny stump speeches, Mons
Hibardo. a real funny old tramp jug
gler, Frank Meserve in his Irish reel
tations, G. A. Hibbard in his daring
and sensational swinging wire act. A
physical culture class will give pleas
ing exhibition with the dumb bells
Donella, club swinger, and Barton ar
list The entertainment will conclude
with the laughable farce entitled "Th'
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Wells River.


Will Russell went home sick last
Friday.
E. E. Porter of South Ryega.e was
in town last Sunday
II d. Carpenter of Hope, N. D., was
in town stopping with his uncle, F..
Deming, The first of the week.
Willie Hutton died Tuesday morning
of bilious fever The funeral was
held Thursday with .interment at New
bury
The census of births and deaths in
the village for 1895 contains ten births
and thirteen deaths.
E. d Carpenter is remodeling the
inside of his furniture rooms.
The Library Association realized
about seven dollars from the sale of
candy at the library last Saturday eve
Henry Fortune has returned to Wells
River after two years stay in York
state.
The annual election and installation
of officers of Pulaski Lodge F and A.
M took place last Monday night at
which time the following officers were
installed; w. M j A Moore; S. w.
A. G. Gowing; j. W., Ii. T. Baldwin !;
S. D, G. M Libbey; j d, S L. D
Goolale; s. $, A. w. Reid; j. S.,
John Stevens; Chap, E. G. Parker;
Treas ii. IL. Lee; Sec, W. II Buck !;
Tyler, j. A. George.
The Odd Fellows of Bradford will
give grand concert and ball Feb. 4th,
music by Blaisdells orchestra.
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Three ten cent cakes of Butter
milk Soap and a plated Butter
Knife and Sugar Shell for twen-
ty-6ve cents.
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WITHOUT

Regard to the hard times,
poor travelling and no snow,
there has been lively times at
HALE'S for the past two
weeks, as most everyone has
been availing themselves of the
wonderful bargains that are
found on his counters.
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These are in black, green and
navy blue. These goods cant
last long. Come and see. No
trouble to show goods.