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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-17
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[trgly Personal.
!, MOVEMENTS oFPEoPLE You
PROBABLY KNOW
4s.se c. Lawson was in the
lg Tuesday.
"a. P. H. Shields spent Sun
i in Fairmont.
a,rs j. L. Jackson is visiting
MI. Lake Park.
/. Lee Harne spent Sunday in
itlsnd.
u,rcie McD Price spent Sun.
Il IN Martinsburg.
Deputy Sheriff M. B. Curken.
II spent Sunday at Deer Park.
iGss Adah Alexander is visit
lsst Lost Creek this week.
d.
q. E. Wilson was in Columbus
ii week.
Mi. and Mrs. R. S. Gardiner
b At Webster Springs.
Mr.. o. A. Amman and family
-eyisiting at Kerns, w. Va.
I'll. John G. Vance is spend
ia few days at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Myra Camden is home
On Washington.
Mrs. Genevieve Parr. Mrs. @.
Jackson and James M. Jack
4 are at Addison.
Misses Lizzie HUGH and Mary
srrett are visiting friends at
sylesburg.
Hrs, D. H. Bradford is visit
( friends in Jane Lew this
sek.
Mrs. j. Prim attended camp
seting at Mt. Lake Park this
esk.
Miss Sadie Love, of Tyrcon-
j, was the guest of Miss Eva
MS a few days last week.
Zion. W. S. Stewart, of West
tiOn, was in the city one day
Is week.
Isaac N. Burnside and son, w.
Burnside, of Good HOPE, were
the city Tuesday.
The Misses Knisely, Of PENIS
20 are the guests Of Miss
inche Parrill.
Nh Charles w. Carr. Of Buck.
lnnon, was in town on business
lesday.
lessls v. L. Highland and d.
Willis returned from Cana
this week.
Hon. L. M. Wade. the tallsyca-
ore of Braxton, was in the city
sterday.
Mi. and Mrs. NJ. G. Holmes
spending a few days at
1rora, Preston county.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Koon left
aday morning for an extensive
sting tour through Ohio and
diana.
lss Minnie Lowe is home from
40 spending her vacation. She
visit her sister Mrs. Silas B.
rs for some time.
n. Thomas Horror. that un.
naed staunch Democrat from
ysol, was an agreeable caller
1e TELEGRAM Office Tuesday.
Prof. 0. T. Morgan who has
" " visiting his brother, DIR. D.
4; morgan. returned to his home
Saterville, MINI.
~ E. NJ. Turner has been
'aalng some time in the city
slilly looking after his bust.
Slnterests.
" "A. DrOSS, OF GrattOn,
y y, mas Ia been visiting the fam.
" Richard Brooks here for
tlay. A e
aaong the guests at the
s n this week were: Mrs, ID.
=, BAILEY. of Weston; Mrs. r. r.
pp ss, and son, S. D. Camden,
,,,ssIftsersburg; ex. Congressman
'sse q o. and wife, of Wisconsin;
n y. Hoke, of Martinsburg; W.
NY eyfne, Of Sutton; Alex M.
I Hlsr' Of Greenbrier Go. Mr..
a s'si. IS the husband of a dis.
sul si anthoress ofour State.
w. MI Hazelton mentioned
M; IS now practicing law in
District of Columbia.
\. .
= not fail to read the politi.
matter in this issue. Republl-
vs. Will find ~
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$500 0@E
D. <. REED s Co, HARpwARp.
Cholera is raging in Egypt,
there being 32l deaths reported
last Saturday.
Harrison county will have a
big delegation at Parkersburg
next Wednesday.
Senator Elkins is expected to
address the big Republican con-
vention at parkersburg.
A tree fell on a saw mill in
Lincoln county Saturday killing
one man and iniuring several
others.
A thousand women went from
Cleveland to call on President
ckinley at his home last
Wednesday.
We regret to note the death of
Mr.. James Gardiner. of Ohio,
brother of Maj. r. S. Gardiner,
of Clarksburg.
Richard Farland and Dabney
Smith have started up a new
business as advertisers and col.
lectors.
The great amount OF rainfall
is keeping farmers back with
their work but it is much better
than a drought.
Republicans in all parts Of the
country will be gratiied to learn
that General Harrison is going to
take an active part in the Nc.
Kinley campaign.
The new Baptist church will
oe dedicated Sunday. July 26.
The dedicatory sermon will be
preached by the Rev.
of Philadelphia.
The Board of Education of
Clark district is to be commend
ed for its action in advancing the
teachers salaries from S35 to S37
per month for first grades, and
others to correspond.
Another week noted for acci.
dents is the record of the Just
seven days. Thirty:one people
are dead as the result of a rail-
road collision at Logan, Iowa,
and five more were killed in
wreck on Wisconsin Central near
Chicago Saturday night.
Harry ]. Pocock a prominent
and wealthy sporting man of st.
Louis died of heart disease while
on the east bound B. & D. ex.
press Sunday night. He was
taken off at Parkersburg and
cared for by two gay lady COM
panions he had with him.
The Board of Examiners Were
engaged last week ingrading the
papers submitted to them by
those who passed the examina-
ton the week before. We learn
the grades averaged very we'll.
Among the best grades were
those made by Miss Leila Hawk
er and Mr.. L. b. Hardesty.
Does this mean you 2 The adj
dresses of the following persons
who were business callers at the
TELEGRAM Office about the time
of the Republican county con-
ventlon June 8, are wanted, also
their initials Mr.. Bailey,
Mr.. McWhorter, Mr.. Mcdaniel
and Mr.. Custer. Send at once
on a postal card.
The oil producing territory is
gradually approaching Harrison
county. The Mccoy Oil Com
pany is carrying on successful
operations at a point near
Salem. This promises to be but
the beginning of an unprecedent-
ed era of development in oil pro-
duction in this part of the State.
The Odd Fellows Mutual Aid
and Accident Association, of
.Piqua, Ohio, seems to be quite
prompt in meeting their obliga-
tons. Mr.. Daniel veilby who
met with an accident at Lumber.
port a few months ago has re.
ceived a check for $40 in pay
ment of his indemnity claim. Mr..
P. M. Long is the trustee Of the
Association here.
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~ " 4, - -, IN III AZ.
Don't forget 10 attend the Con-
gressional convention, which
meets here next Tuesday.
An attempt was made recently
to assassinate Felix Faure, presi-
dent of France.
The river is rising rapidly as
we go to press, and indications
point to q freshet Of no small di.
mansions.
Mr.. Frank Deunison, of the
Williams & DAWSON Hardware
Co, has been quite sick for the.
past few days.
LOST-On the streets OF
Clarksburg, a lady's hunting
case gold watch. a liberal re-
ward will be paid for return Of
same to this Office. s5.3t
Dr. W. F. Sw,sher, formerly
of West Milford, and who spent
a week or SO with old friends at
that place, returned last week to
his home in Iowa.
There will be no preaching ser
vices at the First Presbyterian
church until further notice, as
the pastor, Rev. Chas. L. White,
is away on his vacation.
Died, Tuesday. July IA, at 10,
O'Clock p. m. at the home of Mr..
A. g. Fordyce, Clyde Albert,
aged 2 years, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Brown, of Pitts
burg, Pa.
Pat Shields has been assistant
book keeper at the Tarders Bank
during the illness of Mr.. Russell
Hornor. Pat is a jolly, good
fellow and has many friends in
Clarksburg.
A thief broke into some of the
stands at the fair grounds
Wednesday night, and got away
with part of the goods that
We're there for sale during the
camp meeting.
Advices from Santiago de Cuba
report that an engagement has
been fought between Spanish
troops and insurgents under Jose
Maceo, in which Captain Monson
and others of the Cuban leaders
were killed.
What has become of the big
shows2 Our small boys say the
town is getting too dull for any.
thing. They haven't had a
chance TO crawl under q circus;
tent pr poke peanuts into u
mon key cage for q .coon's age.
On Saturday, July II. death
visited the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Moses Shaver and took from
them their little daughter, Wan
da. She was a bright little girl.
and in their loss her parents
have our sincere sympathy.
A social hop given by Misses
Nina and Mianle Wallis at their.
recherche home was attended by
a large number of society people.
all of whom. without a dissent
ing opinion, agree that sit was
good to be there Elegant re-
freshments were served.
A. NJ. E camp meeting at the
fair grounds, Clarksburg, Aug.
LIST to the 9th. Some able min
listers and speakers will be pres
ent. Among them will be the
Rev. Mrs. NJ. S. Smith, ofZanes-
vile, Ohio. Good singing a1d
music by the Original New Or
leans Jubilee Singers, led by
Prof. R. w. jenkins. the great
basso profundo. 2t
The school board met Thurs.
day night and elected the fol-
lowing teachers for the coming
year. Sup't, John G. Cuttings;
Principal, Orie McConkey; re-
naming grades: H. Clay Robin.
son, Blanche Hornor, Anna Dunn,
Isola Shinn, Icie Mccain, Lizzie
Horror, Matte Davis, Bonnie
Smith, Mrs. Fl. j. Drummond.
Teachers for colored schools.
same as last year. S. H. Guss,,
Principal; Frank jefferson and
Matte Jones associate teachers.
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Q. Z. WILSON.
PHoToC RAPHER.

MAN STREET,, UL1FFORD BLOCK.
CLARKsBuRs. WEST Va
Big show by New York Stars.
Ahead of them all. Will posi-
lively give free exhibition each
day Of the Clarksburg fair. Sept.
1. 2 and 8. This attraction has
been secured at great expense to
the society. No one should fail
to see it. 34.tf
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Mr.. CANjADA
Of Canal Dover, O. Has Reea
Visited by Hundreds Of q
People LACEY.
IH n W. Crippled and Disabled for Years
But was Lately Cured Completely
By Veno's Curative Syrup.
Looked Upon asa
Miracle

MI. Canada has been
cripp lie d ( re.
through contraction on
Of the muscles, One leg
was shorter and thinner
than the the other. He
wore . high shoe. He
had tried hundreds OF
remedies. and at last
gave up. believing him.
self incufable. Twelve
bottles OF veno's Elec.
tfic Fluid were rubbed
upon hislleg; to his sur.
prise the contraction
gave way. He now wears
an ordinary shoe and
walks as well as anyone.
This is looked upon as q
Miracle in Canal Dover,
and Mr. Canada fnnl. fha
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-07-17

T. not fail to read the politi.
ualter in this issue. Repubh-
will find the principles of
e !, party fully explained.
leu Your neighbor about the
amount of information to be
paa IN each issue Of the TEnE.
s iss and induce him to sub
f,a''I has been visited by the
= ,Il'y of the century. A great
s y wave swept over about two
[ sared miles of the coast Of
{ Ss0' The largest island Of ia.
m, sa.sstroying allthe towns and
~ ; and drowning or crush
:" Death 10000 persons.
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W.S. BURNSIDE, Sec'y.
/ N. BURNSIDE. Pres.
Sworn TO before me this 14th day Of
July, 1895. ~
Harrison Go. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-15
A MONSTER MEETING
or itepnbiicnn, IL Pnrkersbnrg- General
Kings Eloquent speesl,- Enthn,ia.m
Over tho News From Maine.

or Republicans IN Pnrkersburg- General
Kings eloquent spee,Ii- Entl,u,iasu
Override News From Mainr.
Special Dispatch to tho IntcllIgcncer,
pAnKERsBURG. W. Va, Sept. i5.-+
Tho biggest meeting that has been held
In this city during The present campaign
was held here Tonight. Prior to tho
great gathering at the wlgwam the
streets In tho business parts OF tho city
were crowded ana jnmmcd with people
aud filled with political clubs marching
TO tho music Of drum and brass bands,
lin horns, Rcd fire and Instruments OF
noise m well as fire works OF nil kinds
were much In evidence. Al organlxa-
lions rcnlesvOuSed In court house
square and marched TO tho wigwnm.
AT the spacious wlgwam seats wore ut
q premium and tho audience was tre-
mcndous In aize and enthusiasm do
spite that tho night was sufrocatlngly
hot, The meeting opened with songa
by the Glce club and then Hon. W. N.
Miller presented tho mnn whom every
body II appeared had turned out to hear,
General Adam King, OF baltimore.
For two hours this eloquent man
spoke and during that time despite tho
aweltcrinG hent not n seat was cmptlcu.
lie delivered the best speech heard hero
In many campaigns and when no at
tempted to stop, the audience cried for
more. They got It. This shows how
deeply the people crave 10 be enllShtcn-
cd upon tho issues. Many well known
Democrats were present and thoy could
not have failed to be impressed. Dur
Ing the latter part OF his speech when
General King was handed telegram
and when he read It's contents telling OF
the ovcrwhClmlng, Republican Victory In
Maine, tho audience went wild with de-
light and tho scenes OF enthusiasm
which followed bcggurd description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-15

A we'll selected text Is half OF the ser.
mon. Given good text and a preacher
who is IN earnest, and the result is sure
to be good. The text OF this article Is a
plain simple statement that proves itself
in the readers own mind without argu-
ment. The text is "Good health is BEL.
ter than great riches"
Without health nothing really matters
very much. a hacking cough takes all
the beauty out Of landscape or sunset.
Erysipelas or eczema will spoil the enjoy.
tueut Of spnghtly conversation, of beau.
tiful concert, Of wonderful painting.
The biggest bank account in the world
won't pay a MAN for his health, but q
very small amount Of money will make
him healthy and keep him healthy.
Most all bodily troubles start in the
digestive or respiratory organs. It Is
here that improper living FIRST makes an
opening for disease. The development
differs rs constitutions and teupcrnnen
differ. The causes are almost identical.
To get at the root Of the natter is simple
enough II you start right.
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is medicine for the whole body. 1t
works through the digestive organs on
all the others. 80 -
It cures the FIRST thing It comes 10 and
after that, the next. It puts health in
place ofdiseasc in the stomach, and from
the vantage ground thus gained, 1t
reaches every fiber Of the body snd drives
disease before it indigestion, liver
troubles, kidney complaint, biliousncss,
skin and scalp diseases, salt.rheum, letter,
eczema, and all the troubles caused by
impure blood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-15

Special Dispatch to tho IntcllIgencer
KlNGWOoD. W. Va, Sept. H.-Col
Nat Ward Fitzgerald, Popullst cnndI-
date for governor of this state, made
the speech OF his life In opening his
campaign on the 12th,. For two hours
he spoke with an eloquence which car
rIcd the large crowd:wIth him, aud he
was cheered TO theSecho. He intends
speaking in every county in the state.
and will carry the war into Africa"
wherever he goes. He has already
been dubbed The Bald Eagle OF the Al
leGhenIcs." and his scream ia calculated
to arouse the sleeping people through
out the limits OF our mountain state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-15

Ed. Crockard. OF the wharthoat, went
out on the Argand yesterday as second
clerk.
The packets Virginia and Hudson
are receiving a fresh coat OF paint at
Cincinnati.
The marks at p. m. showed . feet s
inches and stationary. Weather. clear
and warm.
The packet Ben Hur IS stIll on the
Point Pleasant docks and Will not be
on within two weeks. She Will have
almost an entirely new hull and Will
be better boat by far than on the
day she was launched.
The Liberty will be ready to come
out in a few days. She will be off thu
Parkersburg docks to-day. She will
then be re-paintcd and have her new
wheel placed In position. Captain Asa
Booth claims she will be the fastest
boat OF her tonnage on the upper Ohio.
Henry Best. OF Marietta, has resign
ed as chief clerk OF the Cincinnati
packet, Keystone State. He Is succeed
ed by Captain Dan Lacey, one OF the
best liked men on western waters. Cap
tain Dan has had masters berth on
one OF the big liners out OF Cincinnati
TO Memphis. but now returns to his
first love. the upper Ohio. He and Cap
tain Charley Knox make a great tearp.
They will come pretty near making
the Keystone State the banner bJI| OF
the Cincinnati line.
Captain Cline. Of the packet Lexlng-
ton. was In the city yesterday. He ex-
poets to have the Lexington locked
through into the Ohio from the Mus
klngum ut Marietta to-day and will
have the boat here Wednesday night
ready to go back Into the Wheeling and
MatamnraS trade on Thursday. The
Lexington is almost n new. boat and will
be much faster than before. Her new
cabin furnishings are pronounced q
great Improvement Captain Cline says
the lock at Marietta which was dam
aged Inst week will be reopened to-day
80 as to allow craft to 90 from one river
10 the other and then 1t will be closed
and kept closed for several months as
the repairs Will require tina much time
for completion. The Lorena will cnme
out into the Ohio, and will run between
Pittsburgh and Marietta, making con-
nectIons for GAINESVILLE at the latter
port.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-15

= SINCE 1878 there have been nine cpl
denies OF dysentery In different parts
Of the country In which Chnmbcrluin's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
was used with perfect success. Dyson
terry. when epidemic, Is almost as &C.
we're and dangerous as hsiatlc cholcrn.
Heretofore the best efforts of the most
skilled physicians have failed to check
Its ravases. this remedy. however. has
cured the most malignant cases. both
OF children md adults, and under tho
most trying conditions. which proves
for bowel complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-15
HH#
M0UNDsvILLg.
Asilsceilnncous Melamgo Of Minor Mat
trrs from NfarsIinll's Metropoits,


tsrs from sfarsinlis Metropolis.
Mrs. Charles ". Conner is III, with an
attack OF typhoid fever
Harold +. Itogersiwlil no to Wnynes.
burg, Pa, to attend school. t.T
Miss Maggie olScyS In home from u
visit with relatives at Woodsncl1. ffH
Miss Maud Grimes leaves TO day for
Delaware, o., to resume her studies at
Ohio Wesleyan University.
A large number Of fnklrs hive ar.
rived already nnd are putting their
nj tho fnir grounds.
An, entertainment viii be given In
tho Parish House on the 2Lth inst, for
the establishment OF Trinity Parrish
keeloy fund, which In 10 DO expended
for reforming drunknrls, ~
Andrew Kern returned yesterday
after noon from New York city. where
no has been buying goods for tho fall
trade. He reports everything for Nc
Klnley In tho Metropolis.
i. G. Grlsell IL spending few days
hero with his family Mr.. Grlsell hns
been taking treatment for consumption
ut Dayton, Ohlonnd In being greatly
benefited lin Will return In about u
week.
About five hundred people arc OK
pectcd to leave here for Canton FRI
day. Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
has agreed to run special train. leaving
hero at n. M. by way OF Cambridge
Tho fare will he $3.50 for the round trip
John Polly, who caused the trouble
In the pelly camp, out In "Bloody
Kansas" this county. on Sunday and
shot his cousin Jack. has NO far
evndcd the officers. Tho community
In general hope he has gone TO stay for
ever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-15
MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps and Mlshnp, in the Thriving City
Across the River.

Iiaps and Ml,hnp, In the Thriving City
Across the River.
Morrrietown has several cases OF ty-
phoid fever.
James Talman will talk free silver ct
the Bryan club room tonight.
John Rector. who has been very sIck
for several days. was better yesterday.
Mrs. Martin s. Myers Is visiting
friends at GAINESVILLE and Columbus.
Mrs. E. J. Reagan will return to Pitts
burGh soon, after an extended sojourn
here.
Hon. George x. Nash will speak ut
GAINESVILLE Saturday afternoon, Sep
TENDER -.
Calvin Grny. who has been visiting
his uncle. ]. c. Gray, has returned to
New Concord.
Joseph haywood. OF Chicago, who at
tended his mothers funeral on Sunday,
returned yesterday.
Misses Eva and Anna Comely and
Jennie Chambers, OF Mt Pleasant, were
In Martins FERRY yesterday.
]. L. Reynolds, a. C. Shaver, Il. C.
Montgomery and William Tweedy left
last night TO hunt near .Frceport.
Howard Montgomery and Thomas
Howclls vii return 10 the Ohio State
University to-day The former will en-
ter the law department
The result OF the election In Maine
was bulletlned In front OF the branch
office OF the IntcllIgrncer last night and
caused much enthusiasm among the Re-
publlcans. Some Of the Republicans
wanted to send the news to the Demo-
cratic club. which WAS In session in
Inns hall.
Said a Democrat yesterday: 'T am not
publishing 1t, because L do not want 20
be bothered, but you know | have al
ways been Democrat md nm going
to vote for Mckinley and Danrord. |
am not much OF Il tnlker, but have n
good argument. l always prospered
under Republican rule and have been
going down, down. down since our pnr-
ty came Into power and that's argument
enough"
The funeral OF Mrs. William Duff
yesterday Afternoon was very largely at
tended. The lnterment was at River
view. The floral offerings were bcauti-
full. Rev. s. J. Boyle and Rev. DR.. J.
W. Robins OBLIGATED. The pail bearers
we're William EllefrItz, C. s. Hesley, J.
l.. Wells, Thomas Williams, Henry
Mills. John Vlckers. Among those
From out OF town who attended the fun
) cral We're Squire Thomas Mercer and ],
W. Pyle, OF Pleasant Grove, James and
william DUH, of Fa!irmont.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencor.
MARIETTA, Ohio. Sept li.-Marlet-
tn easily defeated the crack Barnes
VILE tenn to-day, by score of q to
10. McGinness, the ex-leaguea was
put In, the box for, the visitors. but the
heavy hitting Mariettas put him out
OF the business IN the third inning,
making twelve hits and ten runs. This
IS the second time Marietta has knock
ed him out " tho box on his visits
here. Balzer was substituted. but Ma
r!etta found him easy and made nine
runs more from him. Blough and Dom
ohue were the battery for Marietta,
Hits, Marietta 10; Barnesville 8: err
rors, MARIETTA II; GAINESVILLE 6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-15
BELLAIRE
All Sorts or Local News Rni Gns,lp from
tile Glass CITY,


the Gias CITY.
VIM. Collins. OF the Fifth ward. has
gore TO Chicago. t'r
]. Durtoft Is having his store re-
paired In the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Alex. oGlc. OF the Third ward.
is the guest Of relatives In GAINESVILLE.
Charles Danlwerth, OF tho Fourth
ward, IL visiting friends In Pittsburgh.
Samuel COrbct md family are home
from visit with relatives In Columbus
J.. II. Johnson. OF Dunkirk, Ind, Is
spending few days In the city on busl-
ness.
n Mrs. Frank hult has returned TO her
home In Steubenvlllc after Il pleasant
visit with friends In the city.
/. Perry Cummins and William Gille-
land left last night for Washington. Pa.
where they will attend college. !,
VIM. FralIngcr and wife have re-
turned 10 their home at Anderson. Ind,
after visiting relatives In the city.
|; Harry Thompson and wife have re-
turned home from visit TO Mrs.
Thompson's relatives In Bnrncsvllle.
/ W. G. Fletcher and family are home
from Re,llsVillc. where they have been
the guests OF relatives for some time
past.
Miss Margaret McWilllams, OF Mar
tins Ferry. Is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Hampton. in the Fourth
ward.
The Mckinley club Of the First
ward will give dance next Friday
night In the wareroom OF the Enterprise
glass house.
Chas. Blackeney and family Will leave
Wednesday for Chicago, 10 make their
future home in the Windy city. Charlie
has secured position.in the street car
barns as an electrical expert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-15
Old Proplr.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate tho bowels and kidneys Will
find the true remedy In Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other !ntoxI-
cant, but acts rs a tonic and altera
tive. 1t acts mildly on the stomach
and bowels adding strength and giving
tone to the organs. thereby aiding ma
ture in the performance OF the f,,nc.
tons. Electric Bitters Is an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. Old pco-
pie find 1t Just exactly what they need.
Price nifty cents and 81 90 per bottle at
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. e.