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ono Hundred and Thirty fourth street,

Ono Hundred and Thirty fourth street,
while swimming alone,
william Kainol. 1862 High street, drowned
while awlninlng in The lake Mt the foot
OF Windsor avenue. Sank IN eight OF
fricuha
Edward Maetoir, 10 years. s23 Walnut.
irowncd IN pool at the foot Of Pearson
street while swimming with companions.
John WGwrnscr. iabofcr, LIVING at ia
Dixon street, seized With craniIs whit,
bail ing In The river NJ Wet Fifty.ninth,
and drowned before hla fricnda could reach
him,
William Limbaugh, oolored. 20 years Of
are
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LOVES CALENDAR.

or when TIA joyous summer time
or whom the wintry blast howls by.
Whnte'er the land. whate'er tho cline,
IT'S all the same TO me, for |
Find that the longest, drenricst day
When thou. my dear, art far awnyi
or when the ground Ii white with snow
Ana swallows 10 the south have flown.
or when the rcse and lily hlow.
Or fruit trees meath their burdens grosr
That day ~ ahnrieat, swpetfst. dear
whsn thou. with thy glad smiles. art near
3D. "A. Kiser In Cleveland Leader.
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mon wonlnns roncEp our.
Manufacturers Wnnt tn Cut wages
Mnre Thmn Ten pcr Crmt,

Youngstown. Ohio, June aO.--Evcry mn
In the United States whose wage scales "'o
M der the Jurisdiction Of the Ameigam"'e"
Aseoriation of Iron, steel and Tin Work
ora will rhut down tonight These ihi''A
altogether employ 2b,o00 men. TIL" general
ahutdown viii take place on account OF th'
failure Of the association scale committee
mud the manufacturers TO asrY on pnd-
dlcrs' rate at III. conferences hcId here To-
day. Tho committee held out for 81 80 per
ton for pudding nnd the manufacturers fo-
fused to bulge from a.
An adjournment sine was die taken
ehch nido TO in, the other know when II
had experienced change OF heart
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a Is falling heavily here.
beds ron TiiE SICK.
Wcyicr Iias Ordered Additional Hos
pitHis Erected.

Havana. June aOA special dispatch TO
la Lucha from Santiago de Cuba says that
General Wcyicrs chief Of hospital siaff
has ordered tho immediate construction OF
additional bhrlaols with bcda for the sick,
II Is added that the local merchants VIII
Voluntarily pay the axp,'nsc incurred In tho
erection ~ thtae buildings
only uniniereaing shrmishns have bsen
reported recently from headquarters as hay-
Ing orcprrcd between tho Spanish troops
md Tho insurgents.
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noONuiNDnns' STRIKE.
u In IiLry Ia invoiyr Printers,
pr.ssmcn and Feeders.

Chicago. June 80. -unc Of the most sefi-
nh, strikes In the printing trades In recent
years IL predicted az tho result OF gem
oraI striko OF union bookbinderh In four
OF tho largest printing houses In tho '''y'
which wnn inanguraied today over 700
mon arc out. and It s said tho strike wi,i
sytcnd To the prosainon. proFs foshett hhl
printers within a few days The pruning
la,,ses Involved are W, q. Conkoy, George
nm a. co, nnoh 4 Rankin ara Thomas
Knapp Tho. bookbindern struck perauso
voiyed 10 nign new agreement. proin'b-
Ing employment To union men only There
is no dispit. over wages, Tpr prsssi''
araio III apparently satisfactory. both 10 Tho
men and the employers.
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Making Rivera Comfortable.

Havana, June 30-Gcneral Ruiz Rivera
has been removed from Gabanas fortr,~s
10 tho military hospital OF San Ambrosio.
in this city lIo 10 comfortably quartercd
In tho room Of boaItlnl.
Today The government returned TO Spain
nc@nty-slg eoldiers who were on tho In
valid list
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sixteen Men brow

constantlnoplc. June ao-A collision
took place In tho Dardanellcs todny be
tween the German vosscla Rombek aud
porthlldc, The former sank Immediately
and sixteen OF her crew were drowned.
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I,0nd Granted.

Lampasas. Texas. June sp.--The hap'as
corpus trial Of Jim Bean. charged WIN lh'
murder Of Fanny May. alinA Fanny M'-
whir,er. In March, 1895. Was liplsh.d sa,e
,ssfeJsiry evening AFTER a TWO DAYS hea'.
~ before judge y1rrn q I. s sseoa ''''pV'
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stroycd and great loss OF life IL reported
In official dispatches The rebels, II is ru-
ported. Welded before the federal troops
at several polnts. Details Of the bat1los
have not vet been received.
Twenty thousand persons We're ia parade
TO the tnmb Of Marshal pciNoto. The oc-
casion was the anniversary OF roixotos
death
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,,o,hcr Note 4" the sultan.

London. July Tho Vienna correspond
ent OF tho Daily Chronicle aays Emperor
Nicholas has again written ~ The sultan
ureinp him 10 accelerate the peace ncgo-
tiations by refusing demands WIN whieh
It IN impossible for Greece to comply n"
a result OF this letter tho sultan la" VIZ
tunlly accepted terms OF tho powers. leaN-
in. only the details to b. settled,
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nEpumIcAN iiEADauAnrERs.
Hanna Has Hnd Them Trnhrferre"
10 ohio for the Cnnpntsn'

Cleveland. Ohio, June so'-'-rhe head
quarters Of tho National republican com
mi,t,e are 10 be located IN Cleveland Thsy
Win bo transferred from Wash'nS'oh ;"
the famous Perry Payne building 10 ciese,
land, whore Hanna conducted INC Natloha
republican campaign. inc wasn,un'on y
headn,,ar,ers viii be kept open, but VIII W
In charge OF an nttaoho Of the Nalionai
committee. Chairman ilanna and srprs.
tary Dick expect TO BIO Ut the cieseAna
beadquaricrs oil tho summer.
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A NEW AMnAssADon.

Relieved Ia Indicntc View D"p"rf-
urr IN Uus~inn P"tt"y.
Constantinoplc June ao.-M Ilnov'c' tine
Russian minister TO Sweden and Norway
has been appointed TO succeed Count Nell
doN as Russian ambassador to Turkey
This announcement has caused great sur
prise md the appointment IL believed TO
indicate a new departure . Russian pol'cy'
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unAT ~ CHICAGO.
Al. Denths and u Number Of Pros
truttons liepOrtcd.

Chicago June ao.--rhe excps~iyo heat
yesterday caused six deaths IN this city.
while number of other persons wero
Frustrated. Tho strong winds tempered tho
SUMS rays 10 some extent, Five persons
seeking relief from tho heat went swim
Mug. and tho excessive temperatures o.
thalr bodies induced cramps. and all were
drowned, The dead;
10 years old, employed By !. Y. barbour,
news agent. drowned y cAiunst river. .
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~. W1nn GO,aIns 10 T'~s.s.

sherman, Tcxan, June 10, rpr, y. =.
winn d this city received ! letter TO-DAY
from hts sou. Dr. y. Il. Winn of cQhAn
insurEant fame, ststtnE that Tho yonne
aos'sr -. wolld liks'y ~, y!sls ~ hsms auF'n
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CURRENT IcuN.

why Nor,b." uaid Mrs. X, TO tho new
cook ~ thought YOU said that YOU Knew
how To make nut cake"
AN phwat Is that if ipn't "a nut cake.
inH'amN"
.But vou nut your nuts In wholel"
"HngnrrV an | TOT yueg was an ahln
TO crack 'em ns wts Yer ioeih'g as good
.a mine. liutpcr'G Bazaar
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Lenningr Mecoyrrlas.

New York, June 3o,r- Husb Jennings, tho
player of the Baltimore team who wm hurt
By pitched bali striking him on the head
during ths New York baltimore game At
me Polo Grounds, Il said " " VERY much
Improved,
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n Isn't nearly 80 iInportant that Tho
Fwret piri graduate should know how ia
sank tad French az II rs that Hhc should
lNnow how Ia htoi good bo,iHttnk SO
ulgrvillo journal,
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She Ii'F funny but all the time ! have
known Mr., 'rigE he D-tor has paid mo a
uompllmrat,
lic-}i'ipE never poys anybody ANYTHING
~-ijoaton Transcript.
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N'llpAlpH IlrillNhiipls
DO y2u think your sister Ilkoa me
"Yra shn stood ~ FOR YOU nj dinner"
stood ~ for mol Was ANYBODY saylnr
aDYthing aa.D,lHh mo -
ma! nothing much. Father said he
ihoupht YOU were rather donkey, bui
sis rot up AMI said YOU weren't. nlm solh
father he ought 10 know betiar IMAM 10
judge a man By his looks. London House
hold Words.
what have YOU rou 10 aav for Your
self7" sisd the Judge TO tho prisoner.
"rlIa mn'i aavs YOU took $40 from his
~ was nv nrst ofense, inhEo." replied
the nrlsonor. 81 was an honest man nntl
/ met "--Yonisera stntesmon.
us your flying machine n sucoosaY"
"unqucstionably," replied the ontbusi-
aHt
Have you made n trip with NJ"
mo, but I've sold several shares OF
stock. Washington Star
Freshly Professor. Is II ever possible 10
tab. the greater from tbr lnssY
Professor Fotterby There is pretty
close approach TO u when Tho conooii In
taken out OF froslman' indianapolis
journal.
"Gh, mamma" murmnrod FiosaIe In a
frightened time, M her dear little sister
leaned forward and praspcd her fathers
cigar. which lhe attempted TO put Ia her
mouth, wouldn't II DO dreadful II FIorsIe
turned out bI bo new woIDany"'.' Hnr-
per'n iiazar
~ didn't know there hnd been any death
IN Miss Wayier's family"
There haunt Shes wearing black as
All experiment"
AN cxpafinrntf'
Eyes Old niltedge has proposed and rho
wants 10 SEQ how sho would look IN mourn-
ing"--Detrolt News.
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Have you made trip with NJ"
/ no but i've sold several Shares OF
stock. ~ Washington Star
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NM DEMOCRATS OF OHIO.
!, ssrsiqbtout Declaration n,1''tl Tor inc
Cause Of Silver
,,yAy's NAME ALWAYS cI'ftRfD.
80. Nor silver Hrpub-
tsith'r 80 ~. Ticket. which IL
Headed b, II, L. CHAPMAN

,,vcpor--Horaee 1, cha, CHAIRMAN n snow.
Lieuienan,, ossr,-pF Sprigss
s s,|ssss, 's@ss 4 |; p %';scn.
state tr :, oaslle worse--rctCr II. Deg
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rs your flying machine tuccesa9"
"unqucstionably, replied the onlbusi-
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Cure for Headache.

AZ a remedy for all forms Of
Headache Electric Bitters ba, prov.
ed 10 be the very best. II effects a
permanent cure and ;be most dread.
ed hahitual sick headaches weld to
%, Influence. We urge all who are
afflicted 90 procure bottle, and
give this remedy fair trisl In
clses OF babitual constipation Elec
trio Bittcrs cures by giving the
needed tone 70 the bowels, and few
cases long resist the use Of this med
icine Try IT az once Fifty cents
and 800 at w VI. Bioss' Dug
Store, and Williams q Campbell.
Kenova.
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Fra. yours in f. V. IL H.,
b. y. MCCLURE,
A. I. BECKNER, Com
III. NJ. SULLIVAN,

WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased the
Supreme Chief and Ruler of our
universe to visit the home of our
Brother J. III. Stuck, and claim
from it's circles one of its inmates
in the person of his daughter,
Vivian.
Be it resolved by the brothers of
Mt. Castle, No. Is, X. G. f., of
Lavalette, w. Va:
First, That In the death of
Vivian the community has lost a
bright and lovely flower, the par
ents a sweet and precious child.
Second, That we as brothers
tender the father and his family
our warmest sympathy in tins their
sad bereavement and commend
them to Him who bath sand; "Suf-
fer little children to come unto
me and forbid them not; for of
such is the kingdom of Heaven"
Third, That the Nj. OF X. be
o'dered to spread copy of these
resolutions on our minutes.
Fourth, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to each of our
county papers with a request that
they be published and a copy fur
nlshed the bereaved family.
Frat. yours in +. V. IL H.,
b. n MCCLURE,
A. T. BEcKNER, Com.
III. NJ SULLIVAN,
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Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased our
Heavenly Father to lay the hand of
affection on our Brother G NJ. Sui
livan, by claiming from his fami-
ly circle George Basil.
Be it resolved by the brothers of
Mt. Castle, No. Is, h. G.. f., of
Lavalette, w. Va:
First, That in the death Of
George Basil the community has
lost one of Its promising youths
and the family a precious child.
Second, That We as brothers
tender the family and friends our
warmest sympathy in this their
sad bereavement, and that while
we mourn the loss of our brother
we bow humbly to the will of Him
who giveth and taketh away.
Third, That the NJ. of Il. be
ordered to spread copy of these
resolutions on our minutes and
that a copy of same be sent to each
OF our county papers with the re-
quest that they be published also
copy be furnished the bereaved
family.
Fra. yours in f, V. IL H.,
b. y. MCCLURE,
A. I. BECKNER, Com.
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A number Of voters met in the
room on the first floor Of the /. O
O. f building last Wednesday
night and nominated the following
municipal ticket For Mayor, II.
Willis; Recorder Geo. Woods;
Councilmen, Joseph Davis, s. r.
Walters, L. S. Brown, w. r. Will
Hams and John Irby School Com
missioner, Reuben Osburn. w. O.
Freeman was chairman aud &.
Cole secretary Of the convention.
This ticket was nominated too late
to appear on the official ballot, as
~ law says the nominations must
y lcertifed to the Ballot Commits
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VI. V. Cole died at his home in
Portsmouth, Ohio, a few days ago,
OF pneumonia. lie married Mrs
LYDIA Martin daughter of Mrs. NJ.
! Griffith, Of this place. who is left
to mourn her loss, together with
several grown children. The re.
mains of the deceased were buried
at Webster Ohio, Rev. Rcdmopz
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There was a surprise party at the
home of Architect John X. Gieske
last Wednesday evening. The young
folks enjoyed the occasion by par
ticipating in regular old-fashioned
taffy pulling.
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ThE Republican State League
meeting at Charleston the sd inst.
was largely attended and a very
enthusiastic gathering Howard
Atkinsoa. son Of the Governor, was
elected President of the Le7ere,
and d. Z. Hughes. Of Huntington.
secured the Secretaryship.
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Mr.. W. +. Partlow has secured
lucrative position as typewriter
with the Wiuifrede Coal Co., near
Char lesion. He has sent us a
check for 81 80 Tor the ADVANCE to
be sent to his address.
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The Charleston Daily Mail has
been added to our exchange list. If
any of our readers desire a first. class
Republican daily, which gives all
the news of ,he State's capital, they
shorld subscribe for the Mail.
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One Minute is al the time neces.
asry 10 decide from personal expert
eHoe that One Minute Cough Cure
dose what its name implies. w.
Nj. Bloss, Druggist.
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WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased God
IN His infinite wisdom TO remove
fromthis vale of sorrow Garrett Ho-
bart, son OF our Brother ID. G. Sui
iivan.
BE il resolved by the brothers of
Mt. Castle, No. ~, X. G.. f., of
Lavalette, W. Va:
First, That i'm the death of
Garrett Hobart the family and
community have lost precious
gem.
Second, That while we mourn
the loss Of our brother we bow
suhmlss'vrly TO the hand of Him
who doeth all things well. and that
our loss has been CARROTS eternal
gam.
Third, That the NJ. of r. be
ordered to spread copy of these
resolutions on our minutes and
send copy 10 each of our county
papers with request that they be
published, and that copy be
furnished the beTeaved family.
Frat yours in f. V. d H.,
Il. n. MCCLURE,
At. BECKNER, Com.
II. NJ. SULLIVAN,
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Squire Frank a Mitchells
school, on Docks creek which closed
a short time ago, gave an exhibition
at the Docks Creek NJ. f.. Church
last Friday evening. which was
largely attended aud greatly en-
joyed. The exhibition was post
poned after the close of the school
on account Of high water.
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Mr.. J G.. Perdue. of Central City,
was in town last Thursday. While
here he called at this office and had
his name placed on cur subscrip-
ton list.
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There was festival given at the
Baptist church on Tuesday even
ing of last week, which was a de-
cided success.
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James Gum got a finger badly
mashed one day last week while work
ing at the mills Of the J. II. Millen-
der Lumber Co. A pile Of lumber
fell on his hand with the result
above stated.
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Miss Carrie Wilson has returned
to Ceiedo from North Carolina,
where she has been for several
months
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EvL EvTHlNG passed Oh in
correct style at Charleston the 4th
Inst. The parade did not amount
to much. but the Ere works wer,
ve.y creditablc. The ball was 2
grand affair aud was immensely en-
joyed by those participating.
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A number of friends were en-
tertained by DR.. ADD Mrs J. r.
Wharton at their residence on
East First Street last Friday even
ing.
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Nopublic protests have been made
by the male preachers because a
voman-Mrs Rebecca Mitchell
has been elected chaplain Of the
Idaho legislature.
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Max. johnson mas moved 20 a
farm on Grag>ton creek. about %
miles from this place, where he will
farm thi> seasou.
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~ day School $50
Reg'frr prc-. ching day: 1T, "a and 9Th
Sdrlty- ia .tcl month,
Morning, l.n
evening, ..g
BUSINESS I'eC'' uge S"tur.iay evening be-
'orc cgulur stated Sunuuv aarv,c,-
Prayer meeting THURSDAY night Of Zach
week
Z Y T.. u. ever sumo Y evening
All are. invited
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Mrs. DR.. Sergeant, of Hunting
ton, spent an afternoon with the
family of Rev. Geo. Gadsby last
week.
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1t you have ever seen a child in
the agony of coup, you can appre.
cid,e the gratitude Of The mothers
who know that Que Minute Cough
Cure relieves their li,tle oacs as
quickly rs it is administered. MANY
homes in thiN tity are never with
out it. w NJ Bioss, Druggist.
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For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING sYRUp
mas been uscn for over hny years by mil
lions 81 mothers for Their children white
trtthlng with perfect success II sOOthcs tlc
chlid, ~oitens the gums, silays all pain, cur.,
rho't II viii relieve the puor ;ittIe sufir, o..
immediately Sold by .uRsds, ia eve,
part 81 the world. Twenty.f five cents a D. o.
We. lie sure and ask for IN ~. Wiu-E., f,
Sooih syrup" and take no other KIND.
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Mr.. Edward Davis made a bust
ness trip to Maysville, Ky, las
week.
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ToCun.e aCoId OueDov

Take LRxstide Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
ID usgtSis refund The money N u fails To cure
&c. For s.le by WILLIAMS q Campbell, X on
IVA, auu ". NJ. Blo>s, CereOo.
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A full account of President Nc.
kinley's inaugural appears in this
issue of the ADVANCE.
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Attorney j. NJ. Herman, of
Wayne, was IN town last Wednesday
en- route TO Charleston.
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Don't allow the lungs to be in.
pared by the cont uous irritation
of corgh. 1t Is easier to prevent
con sumption 'han 20 cure IT. One
Minute Cough Cure taken earl,
will ward OF any fatal long trouble.
w Nj Bl"ss, Druggist.
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Fellows who delight in the sport
OF fighting game chickens will have
a hard row to hoe hereafter, if they
are not careful. as a law passed by
the tate Legislature, makes cock
fighting punishable by fine of from
) to 800, and imprisonment III
agglavltcd cases.
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They are so small that the most
sensitive persons take them, they
are so effective that the most ob,ti.
nate cases Of constipation, besdscbc
and torpid liver yield to hem 7 hat
is why DeWitt's Little Early Rs
ers are known as the famous little
pills. w NJ. Bloss, D,usgis.
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Mr.. Jas. Galhan has moved from
East Third Street, TO the cottage
adjoining the bank.
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y few years ago there lived near
Sistersville, w. Va, a poor widow
with several children on poor,
rocky little farm. 1t was a struggle
for the 3aresy necessities of life. A
rev months ago a we'll Was put down
ON her place and oil was struck. The
oid lady died few days ago, worth
$1,000, 600.
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formerly of this place, conducting
the funeral services.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Willis
have returned from avisit torelativcs
at Shoals.
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T. +. Chapman occupies the prop
erty vacated by Mr.. johnson, on Is
street
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VI. +. CHURCH.
SUNDAY School q:3O A NJ
Class Meeting every sunday at lO:.D" d"
Junior Leag e, 1:}D y. NJ
Services every sunday, at 7:}O . -
PrSyer Meeting Wednesday,, 7.tU y. ".
EpwOrth League saturday, at $50 u VI
kENONA.
SUNDAY School every sunday at q:l1 A NJ.
PreRchiu. f. cry sunday. al ll.OO \ -.
All are cordially invited to attend those
services.
+. NJ. CAIN, Pastor.
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lo''urng, itcnlng, scaIy kin up.
tons, burns and scalds are soothed
at once ard promptly healed 10y De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the best
known care Tor piles. w. NJ.
Bloss, Druggist
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G.. so. R'y.
LOCAL. NEWS.

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10 this office notices OF their friends yIsttiuo
here OF eisewhere.-EDl
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Will be inserted free IN this paper. II over
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Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Simp
Wilson, the Sth INST, a daughter.
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+. L. Turner, Of Compton, Mo,
write us mat after sufleung from
r'lce f'r seventeen years, he com
nI"elv cured them bv using th,ee
boxes Of DeWit : Witch Hazel
Save. 1t cures eczema and severe
SKIN diseases. w. NJ Bloss, DRUG
oiat.
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Mrs. NJ. J Griffith is visiting rel
atives, at Portsmouth, Ohio.
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C"G.uo Lodge, No. 81 meet in their Castle
Haul on Thursday evening o. each week
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JELENKo Bros. Y LOEB, o
Charleston, have assig ned.
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Wayne Courts.

Terms Circuit Court: Fourth Mondsy ~
January, Ma and september
Terms of County court First Monday IN
January, a pri and July and Third MoudaJ
in November.
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Miss Edith Marcum was in Cat
lettsburg, Monday.