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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18

B VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
~, oourt OF Law and Chancery of the
M ot ea y orloik, entered on the goth day of
SEiE. lesO. IN the chancery suit of the Ra nix
OF Commerce who sues, Sc, against Johf,
Il: B9rke. curator and others, the under
signed, Special Commissioner therein nm
20 nted, Will proceed to sell at the Real
Estate Exchange. of Norfolk, virginia "a,
u ocSosk 'me Zg ba qay of October 1886
estate. situated I'm the. City of Norfolk
stale or virginia, and bounded and de.
The lot with the house thereon. MN
oe'G Coii -, Church street which IS described
as i1 hi, nE; That certain lot of land with
at present numbered psi Church street an;
MMnien was convcyed to said Patrick DAVIS
18th $50 d agP Of BY ree coed dated October
same Is described as follows That iot ' nf
thu civ 9h ' OF e3 N6r SdS Of Church street in
bounded by n line commencinr nj ~,
southwest corner of the premises when
on Church street. thence iIinninr" NJ NJ:
eighty live feet, thence north thir,v.one
feet. thence west eighty-rour feet. thence
south thirty-one feet to the beginning. be-
Ing the same conveyed to said Patrick Dn-
yis by NJ; NJ. CappS. by deed dated octo-
TERMS one fourth of The n ~ 30:
' ,hro to be PAID in cash. and the residue
twelve and eighteen months from s ,fI;
day Of sale, the credit insta!lmcnts "a r,.w
ing interest from the day Of sale. and
the cMdit installmcnts: or the purcho soi.
may elect TO pay, the entire purchase price
IN CASH the title to the properly TO Ln
reta ned until the full purchase nioncv &c
paid. ana n conveyance directed bv tho
Court. ''ic
GEORGE MCINTOSH
- Special Commissioner
w: IL. II. TRlCE a. co
Phone J5''. Auctfoneers, - Bank St
l, l.. ROYSTER. Clerk of the CORPORA
ton Court of tie City OF Norfolk do Cor
tify that the bond required under the fore
going decree has bnen duly executed nv
the said Special Commissioner. With Sc.
curity required by law.
Given under my hand this 9th day of o.
toDer. 1870 i. ROYSTER
ocio-'uS Clerk.
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Nor III CAROLINA

business in Newport News, Va, arrived
here on the II 80 train to-day
Mr. Arthur Jones and Judge Pool ar
rived to-day on the 80 train from
Norfolk.
Mir. Fred. Ziogler and party, who have
been over to Currituck on cunning
expedition. arrived to-day with a bunch
of sixty squirrels.
The Bryan and Scwall Club was adj
dressed last night by Hon. ]. Haywood
SaWye
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
AUCTION sALEs-FUrURK DAY.
by w. III. IL. Trice & Co., Auctioneers, %
Bank street.
SALE OF VALUABLE REA1. EsT.TE

odHh street.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
PURSUANT TO a DECREE OF SALE
entered In the Court OF Law and Char
Gerry OF the City OF Norfolk on the 9th Sav
VI OctoDerI 1885, in a cause in Cbnn
S Sy ana said court depending wherein
neoecca II. Fenton is plaintiff and T.am
peiahce r. Boggs and others are defend
ants, shall offer for sale nj Tho Paa,
Estate ENchage in the City of NorfoIlt ~,
tuesday, the goth day OF October isSc ;i
LII certain piece, parcel on lot OF loni
Win all the improvements thereon sitmota
III inc CITY of Norfolk, Va, and Inmnd'
ca as loilows: Beginning at the southwest
corner f'onn OF OF smith street and Dunstan's
Lame ana running thence southerly ninns
e sle vest side of said Smith street siStvss
thence westerly along said SatiisI,,,rwe.,
inc about sighty-two feet to line of VIM
SON. thence northerly along said Wi,snni
Inc 10 the south side of Dunstan's I,ape
siHty-nve rect more or less: thence amst
Grly along the south side of Dunsfnns,
Lane 70 the place of beginning
JEltMS.-One-thi cash balance in civ
ana WE'VE months with per cent. Inter
est from day of sale. secured by deed nf
trust upon the above property.
CIAS w. Il. LANE
Special Commissioners
D,, w. Fl. II. TRICE q co.
none 30o. Auctioner, 20 Bank ST.
l hereby certify that the bond required
by the FOREGOING mentioned decree OF sale
mas been duly executed l.. ROYSTER'
- 0e-o-eus. Clerk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
PETERSnURG's nta FIRE.
The Damage Fully nv Heavy ns Mt
First Ecnortcd

petersburg. Va. Oct t7-(SpecfoO-
me ruins of the fire which occurred hcra
iaSt niSht and badly Quilted the building
IN winch II started, were visited to-day
10y large number of people The roof
OF the building. which was occuri,j h,.
Mr.. T.. II. Pritchett. dealer in book o ny
stationery, and the Mitchell NIanurnrl
turing Company was burned almost en-
tire off. The stock and machinery NJ
me Mitchell manufacturing Comnany
VINO occupied the second and third floors
was almost completely destroyed. and
saved uninjured.
SUFFERED DAMAGE.
Adjoining the store. which was b,,r,
eu. We're those occupied by plummer a.
Wha.er. hardware dealers, and tba p
RUNNER " Whaler estimate the dam
age To their store of the Pntorsb,rr
emma Company was badly flooded nv
water and the stock considerably dam.
aEed. me building occupied by l.. H..
i III, and the Mitchell Manufacture
ing company Is owned by Miss Mouda
Iaylor and is insured for S.. 200 In Tho
Phoenix and Westminster Life Insrr-
ance Companies.
The buildings occupied by Messrs
Plummer d Wheeler and the Petcrsbur,
emma company are owned by Mir. John
w. Brodbury. of this city. The former
Is incurred for $1,000 and the latter For
SfCoo. Inc Insurance is placed In the
Virginia Mutual Insurance Comnapv
ihese TWO buildings are but little in
1ured. Hummer e Wheeler have their
insurance In the Petersburg Savings and
insurance, Liverpool. London and Globe
Scotish National, Underwriters and
some Two or three other companies. Tho
Petersburg China Company's stock is
insured for $4,000 and the Insurance. is
placed in the following compapias.
Commercial Union, $500: Virginia Fira
and Marine, $500; North British ana
Mercantile. $500; German American
$1,000: Philadelphia Underwriters $500
London Lancashire. 81, 600; Western Fira
Insurance Company, $1,000: Hanover
81 600. There is an insurance of $3.50 ON
the Office and store fixtures in the Con-
tlnental Fire Insurance Company. The
Mitchell Manufacturing Company has
an insurance on machinery OF 50 100
me insurance of this firm is as follows.
petersburg Savings and Insurance
company, So, 100; North British and MGR
camille. $1,000: Hanover, 81, 600; Hartford
Sl,OO0 Liverpool London and Globe
$1,000; Delaware. $1,000 The comnnnv
had an insurance OF 81 600 on stock In
the Royal Insurance COMPANY. Mr.
Pritchett had an insurance of 50. 800 on
mis- stock In the eileen Falls Insurance
Company and $1,000 in the Fire Asso-
citation. The fremen were up ali nigbt
at work on the fire.
General Stith Boiling left this morn.
ing iof hct'arlands, Lunenburg county.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
ENTERED INTO OFFICE.

Mr.. VIM. IL. White. of Norfolk. who
has been appointed to succeed Cant
Frances Rives Lassitcr as United States
Attorney for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, arrived here to-day, when the
formal TRANSFER OF the Office was made
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
BY Josiah T. Jones G. Sons, Auctione.re
No. SO Bank street

ERGEANT'S SALE-BY AUTHORITY
OF an order. of the Corporation Couri
or the CITY of Norfolk, rendered on the i3tI
uay OF October, a. d.. 1896, IN the matter
of distress warrant of Vi. c. GRAY VS.
r. Ct Story; ! will sell at public auction
on 9lac Wednesday. the 18th day OF October
street, the following property, to-wit: il
stoves, lot tinware. | iron safe. i desk
ara GiGhos, lot lamps. l clock, l refrige-
rator. wire stand, lot oil cloth, / par
Tor suit, table, piano and STOOL j boo,
rack, ! carpet, rug. rockers, pictures
. SHADES bnreauN, ! wash stands, l lot
mating ana curtains "
TERMS CASH.
j. T.. LAWLER,
JOSIAH It. JONES & Son
oei'-'us Auctioneers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18

By w. II. II. TrIce g. Co, Real Estate Auc,
tioneerS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18

where he spoke this afternoon on the
political issues from II Republican
standpoint
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18

sPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
AUCTION sALEs-pUTuarn.y
II. l.. Page & Co., Real Estate Auction
GERS, l6 Bank street
SALE OF FIVE HOUSES AND LOTS.
AND ABOUT 100 VACANT LOTS OR
MORE ON Po1NDExTER,s
PLACE. NEAR BERKELEY.
AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.

Ryvrtue of deed of trust from Parke 7,
- Poindexter, dated October 2S 1852 and
duly recorded In the Clerks Office of Nor
1oik county Court, 3. 49, Il. 149 being 20
CURED SO to do by the cred, tors secured r
shall sell at public auction, at the Real Is.
Kate Exchange, In the City OF Norfolk.
gay gay or October. 1856, at - M, the follow
i lnS real estate as shown on n map of the
c r0indeXter lands. near Berkeley. Norfolk
q deed from the Elizabeth Land and I'M
pfoVement Company to L. d. Starke, trus-
zee, dated July IL. 1891, b. l69 p 49,
"A lot with three houses and other i'm
proNements thereon, situated on the south.
east corner of Stewart and Jefferson
street: said lot fronting l50 feet on Stewart
street and extending back between JEFF
feet. ,iiie i"o
.: Lots Nos. 81, %. % and p. with two
nouses ana other improvements thereon
SItuatea on the eastern side of block No
~ each or said lots having frontage OF
20 ieet on Lawrence street and runninf,
DUCK between parallel lines 100 feet
d. inc following squares Or blocks NJ
ianu, all OF blocll'No. Q. except lots Nos Al
10, ~, 10 and 10 IN said block; block No 81
except lot NO. ii in said block: block No
81 ana block No. 81, except lots Nos 3
D. nj g. ~ and ~. in said last named block
Ihese lots are near the Lowenberr X nIt
unS Mills, near Berkeley, and are 5jesiro
pie Tor investment The five houses on The
month each. W pe'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18

Has oee4 largely added 10 during the past week. and in
many OF these offer great and special BARGAINS and
The most attractive stock ever shown here
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18

TERMS.-One-third cash and the hal.
ance to be paid In two equal instalments
SIN ana twelve months from the dav Of
Tor winch each purchaser shall give notes
secured by deed OF trust on the nrop'
cry my SGD by him, at his expense, or
WM w. OLD. Trusten
ocl3-10t H. L. PAGE & CO, Auctioneers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18
A VARIED AssoRTMENT

Blanks for returns of election have
peen sent by the Secretary OF State to
Sne 1880 election precincts in the State.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-18

o, G3ods y, deliyered every day Sundays In
Berhley. Rrambleton. Atlantic Civ e,c'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
MARTINS GERRY.
lIaps aud Mi,haps In tho Thriving City
Across tho IlIytr.


Mrs. Lois Elizabeth Rider, wife OF
Jacob Rider, died ut the family resi-
dcncc. corner OF Third and Locust
streets, yesterday morning.. Mt three
O'Clock, nj the age OF seventy-ninG
years. She was boon In Hancock coun-
ty, ". w. On November Is. 1917, and
was scventy-nine years anl one month.
Her maiden name was Sarah Dunn
and her parents were Thomas and Sur-
an Dunn.
She waA married to Mr.. Ryder on
September 7, 1897. and they had rcsid.
ell together In Martins Ferry many.
many years. TO them i've children
were born. All are living and they
are: John S, Rider, OF Sterling. Kansas;
George L. Rider, OF Kansas CITY; Rev.
Or. william II. Rider. OF Cleveland:
Eugene II. Rider. OF B%cllnirc. and Mrs.
CathurIne llcnthOrn, wife or Rev. c. II.
Hcnthoru. OF New Philadelphia. The
deceased has been an invalid for four
teen long years. during which time she
was hel plGss. Paralysis was the cause
Of her death. She vas Il member OF the
Methodist Episcopal church MI her
lie, was II loving wife, n kind parent
and n noble woman. who had the re-
spect or the entire community.
Rev. EIenthorn and wife arrived from
New Philadelphia yesterday and Rev.
DR.. Rider from Cleveland last night. 10
attend the funeral which will take
place tomorrow "wednesday after-
noon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
s~ISTERsVlLLE NEWS,
Latest Local nnd Personal New, from tho
on Metropolis.

Yesterday morning n young fellow
named william Baird. who works In
the oil field, came to this city md pass
ed Il check for n small amount on Hem
nv Reed. 10 which the name OF p. II.
Gaffney was signed. Reed became BuS-
picIOuS about the fellow and going to
the bank found that the check was Il
forgery. Baird vas caught by the po-
lice yesterday afternoon and at n pre-
ltinInnry hearing was remandcl to jail
In default OF ball, for trial before the
circuit court.
MisS Blanche Wells has issued cards
announcing that she will entertain at
her home In the Hotel Wells on the
I'D. A large number OF Invitations have
been issued and the AFFAIR promises to
be the greatest In society vents OF the
season. There will be q large number
Of people from other places present.
r. l.. Henry, OF the Henry OIL Com
rany. n OF the largest operating con
cerus in this field, went to Marietta
yesterday morning TO look after oil In
terests the company has In that Sec
ton.
VIII Fitch, OF New Martinsvlllc, gen
cral manager OF the New MartinSVille
Natural Gas Company, arrived In the
cry yesterday morning II for Il Cou-
pie OF days Will be the guest Of friends.
August NJ. Campbell. OF st. Mary's.
one Of Peasants cOunty's most prumi-
nent attorneys, val in the city yeSter-
day, attending TO legal matters.
Charles II. Matheny. the well known
attorney, who has been the gucs; OF
Criends at Belmont, for several days,
has returned TO the city.
Al. L. Campbell. OF the Standard OIL
Company, at PlrkersburE. was IN the
city yesterday and during the day was
the guest OF his parents.
Miss Mabel Moore. OF the South Side.
went 10 Wheeling this morning. where
she will be the guest OF friends for a
couple OF days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Gorham, OF the
South Side, went TO Wheeling 10 call on
friends.
Uric Randolph went to Cairo yestcr-
day morning 10 look after oil inter-
GStS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

Victor Herbert has added many "a
NOUS performers 10 G!more's Band
since he accepted the leadership, al
though to name them would be to give
aI!nos; the entire roster Of the orSaniza-
,!.A Itself. But the band now includes
famous las,rumentalists who not only
figured with the great o~rchestras OF thi5
country, the Thomas, Scidl, Damrosch'
Svmpnony, etc, but others who were
prominent with great bands and orches-
:ras Of the old world. Gilmorc's IS now
u greater organization than ever 1t Was
n all It's history or twenty-five years.
The pr!na donna with Giimore's Is Ma
lie ppnavln. n brilliant young Ameri-
y-a singer. The great hand and all the
s~ololsls Will appear In two concerts At
Wheeling tomorrow a: the Opera
House; popular matinee in the after
noon and grand concert In the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

Reilly e Woods big vaudeville show
VIII he the attraction ~ the Grand for
,nf-c nights md L matinee beginning
On Thursday. The company this seasoa
IS san to he the bcst Its popular mana
gers have ever offered TO the public pat
FORAGE. Reilly and WcodO have select
~. as a special feature the Olifans.
tH~rrr-hrldel and threc-lcggcd monde
s.Tigt-. who delight wen the most stol-
-. and caus., ripplcS Of laughter with
'ga.r songs and dances; Paulo and Dika,
lUs pnr.sian c~hanSonett@s, who II Is
claimed wear the h1ndS0nest and most
gorgeous costumes IN the vaudeville
'.Ir", and sing some clever French
SONGS. ar. another Of the novelties:
'Hate clever Chinese imporsOnAtors. Ro-
hm'.t and Dorcta, In their funny hum
Dry scene showing the effects az opium;
'nr"e pretty girls. the Lame sisters, In a
'r.rar singing and dancing speciality
I.lri" and Elise. In a skctch entitled,
'!au AZ the Old Toll Gate" the two
"mnr!y kings, Smith and Cook, IN n
'I'Au uad amusing comedy act which Is
h'!d " yulgArIty: the only Pat Reilly,
"ho Will sing n fcw new SONGS, tell a
-" good stories and draw the prominent
iu"H Of the day In charcoal; and Kelly,
H'irIlc and Walton, who will wind up
~" entertainment with Il farcIcal after
It4e" entitled. "MuldOOn'S Gymnasium
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
Why SHE LOOKED YOUNG.
A Youthful Appearing Woman Mt SIXTY
Year. ofAgr.

Year. ofAgr.
"lln@ young she Is at sixty"
heard n lady make this remark In n
street car recently. rs she pointed out n
"iinc'lOOklnE woman, with n bright.
healthy complexion. good figure and
brisk step, who had just entered. ! also
looked at her. She certainly seemed to
be nelrer forty than sixty. recognized
hcrn the wife OF n well know New York
business man. and knowing that she IL
always bnslly employed. was interested
10 discover the cause OF her wonderful
health and vlgOr.
Happening TO mention tho matter 10 n
lady NJ my acquaintance shortly after,
she volunteered the following eXplnna-
tlOn:
"hirs. r." she said, certainly has
splendid health. and not long ago she
told me the secret OF II. For years past.
no she told me, she Inns made II Il pruc-
tlcc 10 take Il little pure malt stimulant
withevcry meal. hcsaidthati II wagOw-
Ing tothlSthatS hchnl escaped the many
weak symptoms and miserable ailments
from which so many women suffer. She
says that whenever she feels tired and
worn ont, II little pure malt gives her
new life and energy"
For the benefit OF ladies' who may
read these words, ! may further add
that ] discovered. on subseaucnt inquiry.
that the lady above referred to uses md
strongly recommends DufHy's pure malt
whisky as the safest and best o, all malt
preparations. No other whisky Is like II.
Rnd nothing can produce the same good
Gtf fleets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

OIL ClTY-Rivcr 2 feet 5 inches nnC
falling. Cloudy and mild.
WARREN-Rivcr = lcct Q Inches
Fair and cooler.
GREENSB0RO-River s feet !
inches and Ealing. Cloudy n threat.
enIng. The Adam Jacobs is due up anG
down on Tuesday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s feet $ Inch
cs. Fair and pleasant.
PITTSBURGH-ltiVcr 81 feet am
failing at the dam. Clear and cool.
STEURENVlLLE-livcr 10 feet .
inches and falling. Cloudy u cool
Passed down-Thc Ben llur ana Key
stone State.
PARKERSBURG-Thc Ohio IL II feet
r inches and falling; weather cloudy:
mercury 50. Passed up-lludson, Ar
rand and Valley Belle, Passed down.
Rcsolutc with coal. The Little Kama
wha Is falling. Locals on time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

Six t-amps were given lodging at the
lookup last night. Some OF the men
who apply for lodging here are very re-
spectacle looking. This was true o!
those who slept IN the jail last night.
Many OF the men ore workingmcn who
have seen better days.
BlumenbcrE Brothers will move into
the Sh-evc-Herrcy building January
!. Their present room will be occupied
by Mr.. KuTiz, OF Wheeling, as 4 dry
goods store.
William r. Garrett, president OF the
Union Glass Company. celebrated his
loruv-slxth birthday yesterday and re-
ceiyed Il number OF presents.
Vice President David Liewellpn, OF
the Amalgamated Association, Is hcme
from Cambridge, 10 which place he
went 10 adjust n difference.
Judge ]. c. Gray returned yesterday
| from New Concord, where he attended
n meeting OF the college association.
OF which he Is n member.
The Jolly PathtaGcrs opened a
weeks engagement at the opera house
last night. They travel In their own car
and have n good band.
Roy Clark. OF Martins Ferry. who Is
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh operator at
| Summityille, is In town on Il short
visit.
The Tom Thumb Wedding" so sue
cesSCulIy given by the ladies OF the
Presbyterian church, Will be repeated,
Miss Myrtle DUNCAN, Of Farming
ton, who has been visiting Mr.. II
Mrs. Ellis Lash, returned yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Written and sister, OF
| 1 kN,,.rF, 7 ,,I1-p III ND tIgtfnl AR
and Mrs. S. G. Robinson yesterday.
EvanCeist!c meetings are being held
In the Baptist church every evening
this week by the B. y. P. L.
Tile NJ. Z. Sunday school will COM
mencc rchcars!nE tonight for the
| Christmas entertainment.
The pudding department at the Act
nn-Standurd will be or to-day on ac-
count Of the ~squeezers.
Albert L~lpphnrdt left yesterday on II
| trip Including Woodbinc, Iowa, Chica-
go and Hamilton.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company pay car VIII be
| Gown tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peters, OF EN-
| plrc. have been visiting the parents or
the former.
Mrs. Glen SpeIdel. OF Wellsvillc,s spent
the day with her sister. Mrs. Frank
Heinrich.
George McMas,crs and wife, OF Nj.
Pleasant. were In Martins Ferry yes
tCTdny.
John Rcccc. Of L~a2carvillc, visited
his brother, George W. Rcece. yester-
day.
The Linden Club will give a mas
gucrade bali at Madcr's hall this even
ing.
Mrs, ". Il. Francis and dnueh.cr.r re-
turned last night. from Mt. Pleasant.
Martin Myers, jr., Of Canal Dover. Is
| home for a few days.
Mrs. Evan Davis continues to I'M
prove.
Dan HUI, OF Flushing. Is In town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

NOW "a NSPN "a tSNko
Piercc's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
II IS a handsomely illustrated volume OF n
thousand pages. several chapters of which
arc devoted 10 the reproductive physiology
Of women. 1t Is written in plain language,
and contains ovc- three hundred ~illus,ra.
tons and colorcd plates. It is now offered,
papeT.bound, GbIolftciy frrc to any woman
who will send twenIy-onc cents in onc-ccut
stamps to cover the cost of mailing only to
Dr.. K. V. Pierce. Buffalo, y. Y. If hand
some, substantial, French cloth binding is
desired, send ten cents extra, thirty ono
cents in all. woman ought to know the
vital Importance of health. She ough, TO
know that nothing Gun make her so miser-
able, or so useless in the world, as disease
and weakness OF the organs distinctly fcuri-
nine. She ought 10 know that this disease
and weakness can be prevented and Can be
cured by the use Of DR.. Piercc's Favori,e
Prescription. There arc three times in 4
wonlan's life when this great remedy reaches
Its best us~efulncss-whcu the girl becomes
n woman when the woman becomes n
irothcr-and when the capacity for mother
hood ceases. Al these times the import.
ancc Of a perfectly healthy condition OF her
system is OF the greatest importance. THE
Favoritc Prescription " Is n purifying, cura.
tive, tonic, which works directly on one
set Of organs, and on no other. 1t cures
when doctors fail, and il cures without
the humiliatiug examinations and local
treatment, so invariably insisted upon by
physicians. It will cure any case of So
called female complaint" l, soothcs the
nerves, makes the appetite and digestion
good, and brings ~rcstiul, refreshing sleep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15

Mathis Ferry people are loud In
theIr ~dcnunciation OF the t~reacherous
cold blooded. dlabolical murder OF chat
great Cuban, General Antonio Maceo
and they are now more anxious TO see
Cuba free than ever before. The ma
jority OF our people are IN favor OF
prompt and vigorous action by our
government. One old soldier said yes
tcrday Il wish l was President OF the
United States for about tw~cnty-fOur
hours and l tell you l would wipe Spain
of che face OF the earth"
Judging from the way the people eS-
press themselves, II would be an easy
matter to raise Il regiment right here
In Martins Ferry. An old soldier said
yesterday: I'VE could get up two reGl-
ments here"