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LEGAL NOTICES.
rCtiE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
i Ohio County, "a:

rNliE STATE OF WEST VIRGlNfA
L Ohio County, "a:
In tho Circuit Court or Ohio County,
West Virginia. August Rules, 1890.
Kate NJ. lager vs.. Charles .liagor.-in.
SUMMONS.
Tho State OF West Virginia, to the Sheriff
Of Ohio County, Greeting:
We. command you TINT you summon.
Charles lager, II he be found In your
bliliwlck, TO appear ut the clerks oiIIc,i
OF. tho circuit court OF Ohio county at
rules TO DO held for tho snl1 court on tho
first Monday In August, 1886. TO answer h
bill In chancery exhibited against him In
the Hnld court by Kate n llaBer; and
hnye then und there this writ.
witness, JOHN VI. Mitchell, GlOrk OF our
said court, at tho court house OF, BnII
county, in tho city OF Wheeling, the 22d
day OF July, 1896, and In the thlrty.f0urth
year OF thG Htnte OF West Virginia.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk
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The best salvc In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaIns.
corns, and all skin crupttons, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug.
Company. NON
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The Carroll Club gave Its second bas-
ket picnic at Wheeling park yesterday
afternoon and last night. A fine crowd
attended and a most enjoyable time
vas spent. Dancing and bowling were
the chief amuscments. The Opera
House orchestra furnished the music.
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Special Dispatch to tho lntclliscncer.

PARKERSBuRG, ". Va, Sept. H.
Tho second ball game In the series be-
tween Cambridge. !(ohio), and Par
kcrsburg was played nj the knights OF
Pythias park this afternoon In the pres
once OF n large crowd and resulted
In n victory for Cambridge, by q score
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specla, Dispatch 20 the Inteliigcncer.
MARIETTA, Ohio, Sept. l.-Marictta
and Jacksonville played a close game
to-day the home team winning, six to
four. Battcrles-NlHrletta, Purcell and
Donahue; Nelsonyine, Mahaffey and
Smith d.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of LocaL.Sewsa and Gossip from
The Elhs. CITY.

The big central Republican club in this
city now numbers over eleven hundred
members, and It will still grow. The
younger members rave decided to or
Iauizs three auxiliary clubs for march
Ing. The First ward will have u club
OF its own. The Second and Third wards
Will unite in another. and The Fourth
and Fifth wards will unite. The First
ward club will meet at the hose house
this wednesday, evening. The Second
and Third wards will meet ut city hall,
and the Fourth and Fifth wards will
meet at the Fourth ward hose house. The
regular club will not hold n meeting this
week., but II IS altogether probable one
will be held next week with n good speaker
TO entertain the great crowd that always
turns out, There never was such interest
and enthusiasm manifested by tho Re-
publ!canS here.
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TIE whole system Is drained and I'M
dcrmined by indolcnt ulcers and open
sores. DeWItt'a Witch Hazel Salve,
speedily heals them. It Is the best pllo
cure known. Charles II. Goethe, corner
Twelfth and Market Streets. Bowie g.
Co. Bridgeport: Peabody 6 Son. Ben
wood 4.sgEs gHsE SIR tHfs- 4 e.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE.

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BY virtue OF n deed of trust made by
John W. Thomas and Annie Thomas. his
wife, 10 me, as trustee. bearing date on
the 2Sth day OF April, 1896, and now OF.
record In the clerks office OF tho county
court o. Ohio county, West Virginia, IN
sell Mt public auction ou the premises
hereinafter described. at Potomac, W..
W.. on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER. 1886,
commencing ut 10 o'clock n. NJ. the fol-
lowing described property. that is 10 say:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land
adjoining the Village OF Potomac. In Lib
erty district, Ohio county. West Virginia.
and bounded n described Us follows:
Beginning at a corner to Bars lot In the
&C. & p. road, and running thence south
3G:' east 6 poles: thence south alISo west
~ poles to Hownrd'S line: thence south
So west lii poles to corner OF Potomac
school house lot: thence with the line OF
said school house lot north ~ west 1913
poles: thence north .4Hs east Iii poles 10
II point In said road: thence along said
road south 5' east l0.9 poles to the place
OF beginning. and containing one ~ acre.
two (2) roodS, ard twelve TN poles. moro
or less: this being tho same property that
was conveyed to the said John w. Thomas
by w. ". Dunlap. special commissioner.
by deed Oenringiuar on the secOrl day
OF April, lSga, and now Of record ia the
clerks Office Of tho county court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia. / will also NJ the
anne time and plnCc sell the following
personal property: About 4.Cco feet lum-
her, including. frnmr for house: one brown
mare called lIClic: n grey horse called
dick: one bay tllrCe-ycar-Old horse cole
called Tom; one iron grey thrce-yCar-old
colt called Rim; one Brown rond wagon
No. !; one spring wagon; one buggy; one
cart. and one double set work harness,
TERMS OF SALE-CNsh.i
aui9-w II. Z. DUNLAP, Trustee.
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There was u lively runaway here yes
terday, when 4 young horse driven by
Frank Mckelvey to q spring wagon be-
came frightened at an electric car. The
horse plunged along until the wagon
wagon struck n telephone pole. pitching
MclSelvey out and bruising him severely.
but not breaking my bones. The shafts
broke loose. and the horse, with the shafts
dangling, mnde 4 lively pace until the
horse finally fell.
Hon. POhn Pollock. chairman OF the
Republican county committee. was In the
city yesterday for u short time on Ousi-
ness. lie IL receiving the most encour-
aging reports from all parts OF the county
now. The farmers ave been mnligned
by the silvcrItcs, who hoped to sway the
river front by vivid pictures OF great
throngs OF converts. but the false bottom
OF the silver leaders was exposed before
they got fairly started on their Wild
career.
Everybody is delighted with the Photo
graphs they have made ut Kinks Ground
Floor Studio. 1905 Main street. No stulrs
TO climb.
Mrs. Jackson Myers and daughter will
leave this morning for their home ut
Muncie. Ind, after spending the summer
here. a
Miss Katie Adams will leave to-day for
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Everybody Ia delighted with the Pho
t0graphs they have made at Kinks
Ground Floor Studio, 1905 Main Street.
No stairB TO climb.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

To-day's Games-Cleveland at Brooklyn,
Chicago ut Baltimore. Pittsburgh al Phil.
adelphia. St. Louis at Boston Cincinnati
at New York, Louisville at Washington.
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CLEVELAND. sept. 1.-The Mar
shall Eaton fight has been declared off.
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Everybody is delighted with the Pho
tographs they have made at Kinks
Ground Floor Studio, 1905 Main Street.
No stairs to climb,
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SALE.

ny virtue OF 4 deed OF trust made by
Charles KunkCl aud GcorEine Kuukel.t his
wife, 10 the undersigned trustee. hrarlnS
date on the 10th day OF August. y. D. 1857,
and recorded In tho Office OF the clerk OF
tho county court for Ohio county West
Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No. %
page &3, the said trustee will, IN
SATURDAY, THE ETH DAY OF SEP
TENDER. a D.. 1876.
proceed to sell ut public auction at tho
front door OF tho SQUIRT house OF said
comfy, In the city Of Wheeling, the fol-
lowing described property: All that GER
tain piece or parcel OF ground situate mud,
being in that part Of the city Of Wheeling
formerly called the Town OF South
Wheeling" In the county OF Ohio, state OF
West Virginia, and known MS the south.
one-hRlt OF lot numbered five q. !. lot 81.
In square numbered sixteen 40, In the
said city, together with NIL tho Improve
ments situate ~thcreonland thereunto be-
longing.
TERMS OF SALE-CaSh.
LOUIS r. STlFEL, Trustee.
J. G.. nERNEY. Auctioneer. aul0 \
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Pitchers, Yerriek add Sullivan! Cunning.
ham. Umpire, Hruut Time. 300,


AZ Observation-Disclosures s, Detroit
BdttCries- Iiutsh lnson and schrlver;
Th0mua md 1iwlnehnm. 4,
nnd Hodge. .
At Observation-Disclosures .. Mljwau.
kco :, BatteTleH- licttger and Spear. Dam.
nan and Wood.
~ ~ Na1sas lsyTpSo,nnioH Hai,sis
Boswell and Wilson!
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

BY order of Its Board Of Directors. n
majority Of the directors being present
and concurrlng. II special meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Wheeling l. Elm
held Mt the office OF the company in Who'd.
Ing, West Virginia, on Thursday, Scptcm.
her II. 1896. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
WILLIAM earle.
nMIL Secretary.
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WANTED.

wv ANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL,
~ housework. Apply ut No. % twenty
tAllu StItct, # n,cD 3,
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q, TT has been held that CON.
sumption 10 hereditary,
VI &;N aud the fact that one per:
N{SN%A son Of n family had
NEAEyIef~ ~ died with c0nsunp.
yaS$tahASS%A ton was considered
g%NSS others Of that family
-NIdG " could not escape X,
M @~@ This Is partly true
Nd aud partly untrue.
A tiun with weak
lungs Ia likely to transmit that weakness 10
his children. But there Is no reason In the
world why the weakness should be allowed
TO develop, There 10 no reason why the
lungs should remain weak. Weak lungs
ptcdispose q child TO consumption. They
provide q place for germs 10 settle. That
Is all that Is necessary. Once let the germs
Of disease gain a fopt.hold, aud they In.
crease with a deadly rapldlty. Pretty soon
the blood Ia full Of them, aud 80 loses Its
hcRltlifhlness aud It's sttcngth.g giving quail.
ties. lf the weakness Is Ia some other
organ, the disease will show itself In that
organ. The germs will get Into the blood,
just the SAME, and the body will begin 10
lose strength. We speak particularly Of
consumption because II Is most common
- NahbNV Nbt VI
all deaths Ia the world.
II there Is a weak aud ciumbly spot In
the foundation Of n house. the owner clears
out the decayiug material, supplants II with
new. strong stuff, That's all there Is 10 do.
That's u that's necessary.
That Is exactly the thing 10 do with the
lungs. Keep them full Of rich, red, whole.
ZONE blood, and the weakness. Will disap.
pear. Deeaying tissues will be thrown or.
and new material will be added until the
lungs are well and perfectly stroug again.
This Is the thing that DR.. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery does. This Ia what
makes II cure 9S per cent. OF all cases Of
consumption where Il Is taken according to
directions. II searches out disease germs
wherever they may be In the body. It ex.
terminates them completely and forces
them out Of the system. 1t supplies the
blood with rich. ~life.giving properties. II
makes the appetite good. digestion perfect.
II supplies the needed nutriment to all the
tissues and makes sound, healthy flesh.
There are some Interesting facts abou, 1, told
10 one chapter Of Dr., Pieree's Hrea, work, "com.
mon Sense Medical Adviser" This book or 1905
pages will be sent free on receipt Of twentyone
(sl onecent stamps to cover cost OF mailing
oHly. Address Worlds DiSpeusAry Medical A.
ISOLATION. No, @J Main Street. Buffalo. N Y
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WAETED-l WILL BUY LOTS IN
w what Is known as the East WhSsl,nr
graveyard. now called Haller's Parry
owners or heirs holding deeds and wisbinn
10 sell can call or address me ut Sn7 Mnrisof
street. city. W. J. Colts. au2;S
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WANTED-A COMPETENT NTTRSE
~ Girl. References required. Apply nj
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patlmnch; moF iouhu therein thls "a Jay OF
j., NJ, M'coLLocH.
Deputy Sheriff.
For A. A.. %Franzhcim. Sheriff Ohio County.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain a
divorce u vlnCulO mltrlmonll from said
defendant. And II appearing from an ntl-
davtt nled in tho said Cnuse, ut these
rules, That the defendant. Charles Iiager,
IL not n resident OF tho state OF West vIr-
Unia, and ho not having been served with
process In Sll1 suit, on motion OF tho COM
p%lainnnt. by her solicitor, this order Of
publication ls entered against him, and It
iS ordered that the said defendant. above
named, be anl ia required 10 appear withlp
one month'nfter the date OF the first pub
'llcation OF his order and do what Is neces-
slry to protect hls lntcrcste.
II H. Further ordered TINT. this order DO
published md posted MS required by law
Witness. John ". Mitchell, clerk Of ou-.
Bald court VI the court house OF 81 ri
county, ithls IN day Of August, 1896. 20.
wit: August Rules, 1876
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Cart
Published the first time August a iSgG
HtfSs'; J0IiH " MITCHELL Clerk.
solicitor for CompInI amt
NOTICE TO TAKE DE POSITIONS
N G1tca 81; r6,pr, " " MN Snar irs llnEer, In tho
S Csry court Vi ONO County, III Chan
,,Iit3e nolice tIat I hc dcposltr0ns OF Knte
"a. HnSeI; 1eOFse Miller, Katharine MIL
ieT ana oihe G I'm be taken at the law
S 81 OF Hua'e Hqn & McCulley, No. 1901.
Snupa,he a y 1T, In the city Of Wheeling,
county OF ohlo. In the state 6f West Viz.
E,lInnin; on '.he ID day OF September, 4. ID,
dSg' pe!'s<e0n the hours OF 2 o'clock a. M.
ast y . clock y. M. TO be read In evidence
u w. above named cause on behalf Of tho.
say. plaintiff. And " from any cause tho
" .hinG OF tho said dispositions SINH not
20 commenced. or being commenced, shall
not be completed on that day. the taking
OF the same Will be adjourned from tIme
TO time until the same shall be Completed.
To the defendant In said case.
]. L. W. M'CULLEY,
au1-H Attorney for Plaintiff.
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At Toronto-Toronto 0, Rochester 4.
At sprlnglicld- sprlnRilcld \ Wilkes.
o" Al Providence Providence 6, Scranton /.
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ler home In cad!z.. no. spending twO

her home In Cadlz. after spending two
weeks with friends in the city,
About forty musicians from this city
Will play In tho band tomorrow that plays
for the union picnic OF tho Musical Union
The Girl Drum Corps will also play.
About all the members OF the Buckeye
fishing clu cano up yesterday from their
quarters at Darlington. aa
Mrs. c.. ". Dickens and Miss I.ura
Dickens will spend to-day In ST. ClaIrs-
willie with friends.
Miss Emma Warnock. OF the poStoflce,
Is spending he week with relatives at
Warnock station.
Miss Anna Over has returned to her homo
at Pittsburgh, inter visiting relatives In
the Fifth ward.
Mrs. D. A. Colbert and son have re-
turned from Epworth park. where they
spent ten days.
Mrs. j.. W. Howell left yesterday for
SIstcrsvtllc to visit the family OF L.
Bocshar.
Mrs. C. r. Leazuro and daughter. Elsie,
have gon 10 Niagara Falls TO spend a
few days.
Walter Darrah. of St. Clairsyillc. was
In the city yesterday mlngling with
friends.
Samuel Moore and wife. OF .Munclc.
Ind. are the guests OF friends In the First
ward.
Oscar Hampton and wife arc home from
Niagara Falls. where they spent u few
days.
James T. Kelly and daughter are home
from Atlantic City, where they spent ten
days.
Mrs. j. W. Jones and daughter are home
from Cleveland. where they spent a few
days.
Miss Sadie Monahan has returned home
from n visit with friends Mt Columbus.
Miss Ella Caldwell. OF Steubenville, is
visiting friends In the Fifth ward.
Miss Maud Hill. OF bridgeport, Is WIS.,
lting friends In the Fourth ward.
Mrs. ]. D. Kcyser md children are the
guests OF relatives at Bcthela,'-i.
Mrs. T. T. Seals and chIldren"ar e visit
Ing relatives al Beallsville.
Richard Hesiop and DR.. PIersol are out
in Monroe county hunting.
Mrs. Henry Hell Is quite sick ut her
home In the Third ward.
Mrs. Alex. Dubois and family are visit
Ing at New Castle, Pa.
William Schramin was In Wcllsville yes
terday on business.
George Kern IS able to be out after a
weeks Illness.
Henry Blum Is home from an eastern
trip.
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IoR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
centrally looted In best advertised build.
Ing In tho city, Also large hall for rent,
Apply Mt HUB CLOrHlERS, Fourteenth
nNQ Marlkel streets, tr.N .-.rH#H gHMs inJi
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State of West Virginia. Ohio
County, IS:
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County,
West Virginia. August Rules. 1896.
Edward Munk, doing business under tho
ilrm nCmo and style of Edward Munk &:
Co; W. John L. Parker, In hIs own right
md as trustee for Mrs. NJ. Annie Hall,
simon T. Parker. Joseph n. J. Parker,
Eliza Virginia Parker, Mrs. Mary Tag
CART md Richard Taggart, her husband.
n Mrs. NJ. Annie Hall and Joseph Hall.
her h~usband.-in Chancery.
Tho object OF this suit Is to enforce
against the interests OF John f. Parker,
Joseph n. J. Parker and Simon r. Parker
In the northern o~np-fOurth of lot l33 in
Chapltne & EoI's addition to the city OF
wheeling. W. Va, the lien OF a Judgment
obtained against them by said Edward
Munk & Co. IN the municipal court of the
city OF Wheeling on the 18th day OF
August, 1850, for $SoS.5l. with interest and
costs. y
And II appearing from nm affidavit filed
in said cause, Mt these rules. that the de-
PENDANTS, John Z. Parker, Mary TaSgart
and Richard TaCgart, are not residents
OF the state OF West Virginia, and they
not having been served with process in
satd suit, on motion OF the complainant.
by his solicitors. this order of publication
is entered against them. and It Is ordered
that the said defendants. above named.
be and are required to appear within ono
month after the date of the first publica-
ton OF this order and do what is necessary
to protect their interests. 1t Is further
ordered that this order he publIsherd and
posted as required by law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell. clerk OF our
said court, at the court house of said
county, this 9Th day OF August. 1886, to-
wit: August Rules, 1896.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time August 5. lSs'.
HUBBARD x HUBBARD.
Solicitors for Complainant. nu5-w .
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dissolution NOVICE,
BUSINESS NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-SEVERAL GOOD ROoNJS
IL In the City Bank Building. lnnnirc NJ
tho City Bank Of Wheeling mra5
NOR RENT-TWO OFFICES NDIoIN-
IL ING In City Bank building nn ~
third floor. Possession given nj ono"
EoSToRlA4 GLASS CO. Moundsyille' w
VA. "S ,N'
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Charles linEor Is no inhubitant OF my
baillwick; nor found therein this I'd day OF
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R0R RRNT Third floor. & rooms 1Os7
VII hu"i, Main street, Basement res.
taurant corner OF Tenth md Market StsS
,T0 LOAN. So, 900 on GOOD real os-
FIR SALE Improved Island property
cant river lot lcnr yacht landing,
JAMES L. ItAWLEY,
Rcal Estate and Loan Agent, 1865 Main st
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liurrah for Old Gold and Blue.
Never late, but up-to-dRte,
Wen push the pigskin through.
W. Is. C..
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Miss Katie Adams will leave to-day for
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-31
ANOTHER FALSEHO0D
/ OF THE EXAMINER
How It Is Carrying On the
Campaign With Palp- ].
able Lies.
Its Latest Slander on Thomas B.
Reed Dlsproved Beyond
Doubt.
NOT TO 90 TO SACRAMENTO.
II Was Not Intended at the Outset
Nor Since That He Should Speak
in That Place.
NOT TO 90 TO SACRAMENTO.

For several days past the Examiner, in
its desperate attempts to save the Demo
cratic party in California from annihIla-
ton, has been charging that Thomas B.
Reed was to be sent to Sacramento for the
purpose of deIiveringa speech in order to
assist the candidacy of Congressman
Grove L. Johnson for reelection.
AS is usually and almost invariably the
case with all the statements of the Ex-
aminer on political matters, there is not
the slightest foundation for this report.
Secretary Higgins of the Republican State
Central Committee said yesterday that
Mr.. Reeds itinerary, as originally made
out and as it stands to-day, die not en-
brace Sacramento at all. He said that
some merchants doing business in this
City and residing in Oakland had collect
ed a subscription from patriotic citizens
of that city for the purpose of defraying
all the expenses of Mr.. Reeds visit to this
State and handed the proceeds to the Re-
publican State Central Committee. They
asked in return for the subscription that
the committee should assign Mr.. Reed to
speak in Oakland next Monday afternoon,
on which dale the Oaklanders intended to
have big parade, the speaking to take
place in the pavilion at the racetrack.
The first arrangement made with Mr..
Reed was that he was to deliver five
speeches in this State, one in Los Angeles,
one in San Francisco, one in Stockton,
one in San Jose and one in Santa Rosa.
BY changing the programme SO that he
would speak in Los Angeles in the after
noon and leave there Tor Stockton on the
same evening sufficient time would be
gained to allow him to speak in Oakland.
He will not speak in Sacramento and it
was never ntended that he should. Thus
another Examiner falsehood has been ex-
posed. 1t was made out OF whole cloth
and it was never pretended that there was
any foundation for it.