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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-10-27
BLICAN.

ana nominees:
REPUBLICAN,.
GOVERNOR,
William A. Stone.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
John p S. Goblin,
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS.
James W. Latta
JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.
William W. Porter.
William ID. Porter.
REPRESENTATIVES, LARGE IN Con-
GRESS,
Galusha A Grow.
Samuel A. Davenport
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
Joseph b. Showalter
REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY,
James N Moore
John Dindinger.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Jacob M. Painter.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Frank Il McQuistion.
DEMOCRATIC.
~ GOVERNOR,
George A. jerks.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
William H. Sowden.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Patrick DeLacy.
JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Calvin NJ Bower.
William Trickett
REPRESENTATIvE-ATLARGE IN Cox
GRESS
Frank p. Iams.
Jerry NJ. Weller.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-,
NJ. l.. Lockwood.
REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY,
A. V. Cunningham.
Alphonso Krause.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Raymond s. Cornelius.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Jesse A. Heydrick.
PROHIBITION
GOVERNOR,
Silas q. SWALLOW
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Emmett ID. Nichols.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS,
Sterling w. Dickson.
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT,
Lewis ID. Vail.
William Trickett. s..
REPRESENTATiVE-AT-LARGE IN Con
GRESS,
George ii. CARRIER,
Pennock E. Sharpless.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
John A. Bailey
REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL
..- ASSEMBLY,
Orin NJ Russell
William Braden.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Raymond S. Cornslius.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Jesse A. Heydrick.
PEOPLES.
GOVERNOR.
Silas & Swallow
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Justus Watkins,
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS,
David Logan.
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT,
William Trickett,
Newton Huston,
REPRESENTATIVES, LARGE IN Con |
GRESS,
Dennis f Johnston,
Jerry n Weller,
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-,
NJ l. Lockwood,
SOCIALIST LABOR.
GOVERNOR,
j Mahlon Barnes,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
w II Thomas,
SECRETARY OE INTERNAL AFFAIRS, |
Henry Peters,
REPRESENTATIVE-ATLARGE IN Con |
GRESS,
John X Root.
Donald l. Munro,
LIBERTY.
GOVERNOR,
Silas G Swallow,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Justus Watkins
or INTERNAL AFFAIRS.
Adolphus p Hutchison.
JUDGE or THE SUPERIOR COURT,
Newton Huston,
William Trickett,
EPREsENTATIvE-ATL LARGE IN Con
6RESs,
j Acker Guss,
Cherries r ShfT,
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lies (none of which even attempts to
cover the agricultural news of til day.
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other paper instead Of having the beste
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

NEWTON BLACK,
N ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office on South Diamond Street.
H H. eouSHER..
Office in Nj chell building.
LEX RUSSELL,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office with Newton Black, Esq. South
Diamond Street.
COULTER & BAKER,
- ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
Room. B., Arrnory buildin.. - 81.
John w. COULTER,
- ATroRNEY-AT-LAw.
Special attention given to collections
and business matters.
Reference: Butler Savings Bank, or
Butler County National Bank
q. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Main St. near Court House.
A. T. BLACK; h4rossrv .r LAW.
Room J.--Armory building. 49,.
II M PAINTER,
;, Office between Postofice and Diamond
- -
IS. H: Il. PiERsod; SOL xrv ~ Nv
Office at No. Io4 East Diamond St.
II F. l.. 1cQUISTION, ..
y. CIvIE' FNGINRBR AND SURVEYOR,
.. Office near Court House. tr'
nR. CHAS. R. B. HUNT, ,.s.
~ 're-'-i PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON, ->-.s
Eye, ear, nose and throat a specially.
1872 and'I34 s. Main Street Raiston
building .-
M : H. Known,
w. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON.
Office 236 s. Main ST., opp. P. o.
Residence 3I5 N. Mexican St.
SAMUEL NJ. BIPPUS,
y. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
''' 200 West Cunningham ST..
I BLACK,
FL. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
New Troutnan building, Butler Pa.
~ NJ. ZIMMERMAN
VI. PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEoN
Office No IS, S. Main street, over City
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Hon. w. 8. Waldron. Evans City;
Reuben Shaner, Prospect; j. II. Nor
row, Worth twp; Albert Starr, Penn
twp; Baxter Irvine, Adams twp; DIR.
j. G. Barr, Mars. Joseph Criswell, But.
ler twp. John W. Gillespie. Middlesex
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-10-27

NEWTON BLACK,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office on South Diamond Street.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-10-27

Will it benefit you to know that:
The farmers of this vicinity are about
with their fall work
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-10-27

III II. GOUCHER,
IL. ATTORNEY AT Law.
Office in Nj chell building.
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~ Ii the date is not changed within
three weeks write and ask why,
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Gel AYERS
AgUe Cure.
sELIAtRE
Ansort. OF Local New, aud Go,'lp From
the Glass city.

All sOrts or Local News aud Comp From
the Glass City.
George Cummins an employe OF the
Beilalre steel plant, while on his way
home from work yesterday morning,
was struck by the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh work train at a point on the line
somewhere near West Wheeling and
Instantly killed. He had been on night
turn and was walking up the track to
the West Wheeling ferry. Deceased was
aged about hfkV-two years and leaves
a wife and five children. DR.. Beetham
was notified and will Investigate when
the train men return. The body was ta-
ken to the family home In Wheeling as
soon as arrangements could be made
for its removal. AS far as is known at
present no blame attaches to the train
men as persons who saw the accident,
say the unfortunate man seemed preoc-
cupied-Rnd gave the approaching train
no attention, acting as II he did not
hear its approach. This man attempt
ed 20 jump into the soaking pit at the
steel works some time ago, but was
prevented by other employees.
A large crowd from this city will go to
Epwerth Park to-day. 1t being the big
gcst day OF the assembly. Sam Jones,
the noted evangelist, Will be there and
deliver two lectures. The attendance at
that resort this season has been rather
small. but a very large crowd Is ex-
pecte1 to-day.
William Smith, OF The Fourth ward,
was taken to st. Clairsvllle yesterday,
by the officers. He will probably be Ia
ken to the asylum the first OF the
week, as he Is insane.
Manager William Young. Of the Cap
Itol base ball team, Is now arranging
O tour for that team through the In
terror OF the state.
Mrs. Joseph Clements and daughter
Mrs. Alvin Kirkpatrick are visiting
friends in St. ,claiFsVll!e.
Mrs. George Taylor has opened up a
fine eating room In Thompson's build
Ing In the Fourth ward.
Mrs John D. Baker and daughters
returned yesterday to Flndlay, after
visiting relatives here.
The street commissioner had force
Of men at work on Noble street, yester-
day, cleaning II.
A few from this city were at Barnes
Vile yesterday, attending the annual
Epworth dance,
]. C. Aker and family. Of the Fourth
ward, are visiting friends and relatives
In Atqsslllou.
Yesterday was pay day for the men at
the blast furnace.
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SPORT.l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10000


The wheeling Jockey Club, after
many postponemeuss OaereG the best
card Of the meeting yesterday The
club has done All In It's power to Inn
prove the track and give good quality
Of racing 10 Wheeling patrons. but It's
eoorts have not been appreciated. In
order to stimulate interest in the sport,
the club has decided to throw the gates
open for a short time, and the meeting
Wiz continue iudeaniteig,
The track was a seH y mud In the
home stretch yesterday. fast time being
Impossible. The finishes we're close and
exciting, the hrst one being a. beauty"
Attendance, loo. Tie summaries up
pear below:
First race-MuGno,ia wn9 popular
choice In the opening betttnsS, but at
pos. time Gailoper WIS faiXorlte. A
prompt start was secured. Magnolia get
ling first away, Dora Lamar BecOntiI
Galoper third. Dora TJat11r inme-
6tate!y went to the front, Followed by
Aiagu0aa and the faNoTdte, the rest Of
the field being closely punched several
lengths back Dora Lamar increased
her lead on the back stretch and app
reared to have an easy thing. Round
iEE into the home stretch Gilt Austria
llar. who had been In the ruck all the
way, came IKE Il FASH 81 iiEN. The
mare had o wonderful squirt, but Bro
my had waited too long, and Dora La
mar fasted long enough TO win by the
shortest OF margins. Gilt Australian
was q length ahead OF Magnolia, In sec
nrd ntnce Time 1.02
Second -Jcwsharp was a good
tGanr for the second race that proved to
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AaIi.csiiansoas gIsIanSe 81 sIiaor Iat-
ter fro lIar,i,ail's lIetFepulih.

AiIiscrilnne0na 9telahga 81 htlnoe Wat
ter fro ~ lIarsiiail's AIctraBBIih,
W. A. Kidder is hont nom Marietta,
Ohio, where he and w J. Berry have
almost coupNted 4 cossract OF street
pavlrg, SIR. Ei63sr gtnrts for Morgan
town Monday 10 Commence preparations
FOR paving the streets 81 that town.
A movement Is on foot 10 repair and
er;arge tire n. D. church The Epworth
League. nj hs buElnRE1 meeting Thurs
day night. endorsed the movement and
pledged its aid and support In carrying
out the enterprise.
The board OF edncation met last
night and elected teachers 10 fill two
vacancies, as follows; Primary depart
meni. Miss Catherins Holt, Of Mounds
vlhe: grammar department, Miss Louisa
Roscoe. OF BellaIre.
Mss Matte Jusace. who has been Tis-
tiuR Rev. ard MIRA ". a. Williams
during the summer, returned 20 her
home al New Athens, Ohio. yesterday.
She 10 threatened with typhoid fever.
The NJ. p. sewing society Will have q
lawn fete in the court house yard TINS
evening. All are cordially Invited to be
present
The probationers VIII be taken Into
flM communion with the church az me
NJ 2, church tomorrow morning at
1890.
Mrs. Zimmerman, Of Louisville KY.
arrived last evening to visit Serator ana
Mrs. 8. W. Mathews. Of Seventh street
The Phoebe Rowe missionary society
of the NJ q. church met last night win
the Misses Cats, OF the FlrEt ward.
MIS- Mary Scott entertained the grad
uaHng class Of '96 at her home on Tom
Ilnson avenue Thursday evening.
pne Epwordh League ls making ar
rangemeD.s to Toxic an excursion on tue
river sometime next week
The Martins Ferry base BAH club VIII
play the MoundsvlRe team on the talr
grounds this afternoon
Mrs. j @. Campbell. Of Point Pleas
ant, ". Va, has come 70 TINS CITY 10
remain permanently
Ma Mary Parkinson Of Kansas ar
rived, In the city yesterday to Wen
friends ard relatives,
Mics Maude Curtis. Of West Liberty,
is visiting Miss Meta Robrts, OF Jetter-
son avenue.
Mn NJ. B. Heims ARD Or. G. a Std
ger, OF Cameron, were cafer9in the city
yesterday
Mrs F. l. Bender Of Allegheny, is
the guest OF Mira G. c. Reppeto, OF the
Orchard
MISS Eora Bonarius, Of Wheeang, is
visiting Miss Lou Munsold, on Jefferson
avenue,
Mise Emma Parkinson IS visiting
friends ard relatives ct New Martins
Vile.
Mrs. Rev. D. L. Ash and daughter are
spending few days at ut Loke Park.
Miss Moore, OF Maryland, ia the guest
Of DR.. T. r, Rogers and family.
Mrs. Walker FrisseA q Wheeling, Is
the guest OF Mrs. G. w Bruce
O. Cook. editor of the Cameron Ban
ner, was in the city yesterday.
Telephones are beirg placed in each OF
the hose houses
Rev. J. Il. Smith is soioaFring in Tyler
county.
Attorney o. L. Holiday lBet st Lake
Mrs Frank Porterheid Is at BeuwOod'
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neil ten rounds each before the Lenpx
Athletic Club Tonight. bus he was oniy
able to carry oui one-haA o. his pro
posed task. He met Armstrong ard de-
feaf,d him. but In doing 80 he shattered
his lofl arm and was unable 10 meet
O'DoEnelh This vas ar unfortunate
thing. both Tor Jeftries and the CUB. as
the former felt perfectly confident OF DE-
eating both men ard the managers Of
the club were e1rry to be coniff leo 20
,lieannolrt their patrOns. Many shrewd
judgen Of boxers are satisfied that Jei-
ffles IL u promising and coming pugii-
1T.
Armstrong went at It rather carefully
at irst. There was Considerable spAr-
ring and sone good blows were ex-
charged, Armstrong receiving SINE
hard t1bs. By the beginning OF the
sixth round Bob was aware thar ne WIS
up aglnst a SIN game, and went at II
accordingly The result was that In
the ninth rouad Bob was weakening,
hut came up game. He jnbbed LETT on
the face, and Jenries booked hls right
to the ribs lin then uppercut With
his left on face and jshbed the same
glove TO the face twice. 5ehries eea-
tlnued this line OF attack oil through
the round, and Rob did not land n
blow,
Round io-They shook hanis at me
referees bidding. aSd Ieffries hooked
his right on the ribs. They exch2nged
lef.s on the face, and after n good deal
Of foot work JeRrles put Bob Fat on
his back with left swing on the head.
Bob took eight seconds OF rest. and
when he came up Jeffrles hooked his
right and left on the jaw. These blows
dazed Bob. bot Jefries kept pounding
him. and Armstrong ran 10 the ropes
without making an attempt 20 strike
back. 1t was all one-slded now, and
although Bob stayed the limit he did
60 by running away from the bin fell
low The referee declared Jeffrles the
winner, while Armstrong; friends were
telling the eolored man that he had
done we'll. Armstrong certainly stood
the gan fairly well, but he was far
outclnssed.
Those who were near the ringside
looked ct JeRgies' injured hand, and
It was certainly in very bad shape.
O'Donnell entered the ring and said
that he would box Armstrong to paclfy
the audience. but Armstrong had had
enough and refused TO SO on.
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GOOD BOATING WATER

Ha, ne Last HIatsriaIiIsd on the Upper
Ohio and There Ia to b. an Immediate
Resumption OF Navigation All Along
the LIue.
After many weeks OF weary waiting
the hoped-for rise on the upper Ohio
has materIallzed and as result there is
to be an immediate resumption Of nayi-
CATION by all the boats doing business
out of the port of Wheeling. Inst even
ing at c o'clock the marks at the public
landing showed feet inches and ris-
ing. and when the top-notch OF the rise
Is reached on Sunday Il Is likely there
will be not less than ten feet. In addi-
lion 10 the resumption by the packets,
there will be large shipment OF Pitts
burgh coal on the river.
Last night It was announced By Cap
tain Orchard, agent OF the Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati packet line, that che
boats of this line would resume In this
order:
and pass up Sunday morning at 6 o'clock
FOR Pittsburgh. Returning, she VIII be
here on Tuesday al S q, m. for Clncln-
oDeen cfty-1eaves Cincinnati this
evening, passing this port on inc up GRIP
at 1 a. m. Tuesday. Returning the
Oueen will be here for Cincinnati on
next Thursday at s a. M
keystone State-Wlll leave Cincinnati
next Monday evening; passes wheeling
Thursday at Ga. m. Returning for Cln-
lcnnati. yhe Will depart on next Satur-
day morning at 8 o'clock
The Ben Hur, Ranawha, n. X. Bed
ford, Iorena, uraBIa and other packets
will resume next week.
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he an right The brown gelding seemed
10 o1itciass his field. and went TO the
most at 8 to5. The fleld was sent away
nj the first break, Jewsharp in front
Corn Cob second, Reform third, the
former led ait the way, winning IN
EaTop. Corn Cob and Reform furnished
stubborn battle for plnee honors, the
former securing the decision by u snort
head. Monroe Doctrine, second choice,
was never IN the hunt. Tlme. 4:zEh'
Third race-sspeedy opened faHoFFte a.
Ito5 but q. heavy play on Traitor and
Tampa caused his price to recede to 10
/. Neil. winner OF the two preceding
races mad the mount on Speedy. The
saspic!ou1S MARINER iR which ting taNortNe
had zone back, IN the betting induced
thr Judges 10 substitute Fennimore 10:
Eeei. aS the rider OF Speedy. The field OF
elgh: was an unwieidy one to handle. ny
love. Traitor and John McGnrrtgle were
the disturbing factors. This trto Spoiled
several good starts by their crazy AZ M
tics. They finally got away win me
heavily weighted TaHpn !eaaahs thG i
bunch, Speedy second and the soou
thing" Traitor, third. This was the or
der 10 the quarter, wheFs By JoVe went
10 the front, Speedy being a length BACK
ard Tampa third. Fennimore on Speedy
made desperate EFFORT to Overtake tne
fiy4rE leader, but his efforts were fruit
less. as By love had the middle OF inc
track and refused to be passed. Tamp93
finished third, two lengths behin9
Speedy. Traitor "also ran" TYNE ;zS'
Fourth rnoe-Lllhpute was to IA
yorl,e for the fourth with HanTaUnA
second choice at 3, the latter being piav-
ed from S. IAiIipEte got away ih front
and gailopInE al the way won Easily
from Hanoanna. The latter ilnisaeo
Fiftn race-The liberal price Of even
neney against Heck JF., looked IKE
PEACHES and cream for the last race.
lie was backed to to 5 going to posi-
with Medlca second In demand NJ 10 :.
The fayorite Jumped out In front at the
Tag. raugliued In the lead and won gall
loplng, Medica second.
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NhRrIr,s FERRY.

-
irapS ana n1tShapi in the Thriving city
Across ihu River.
A spreading rail ON the Terminal rail-
road was the cause OF six cars loaded
with coal being deralled on Locust street
yesterday afternoon. 1t was several
hours. befoFe The. cars could be placed IN
position, and delayed all north and
south bound trniiic on the Wheeling &
Lake Erie,
Camp Rest" the popular resort
above town, elected officers last evening
n,r next season, az follows; j. B. Mont
Eomery, president; Ham Woods, treas
urer, and Frank Anthony, OvOrseer Of
live stock.
A man from Wheeling. while over here
yesterday putting up signs for tho Pits
burgh Company, was arrested by officer
Brown and fined 81 and costs by the
mayor.
Miss Ella IrEisbrlght entertained a
number Of Indies ut a porch party
yesterday afternoon from : TO o'clock
at her home in the First ward.
william Griflth received a telegram
Yesterday from Irondale, o., annuunc-
ing the death Of Mre. Martha Mcdonald,
mother OF Mrs' Grinith.
Miss Emily Hoge went TO Epworth
Park yesterday, 20 spend few days
with Misses Laura and Clara Rodgers,
The annual union plcRlc al the Bel.
mont county Sunday schools Will be held
at Holmes' grove Saturday, August H.
Harry Stewart and Ira sedgwIok at
tended the midsummer dance OF
Rarncsvlllc last evening,
A large number from thGR place will
attend the union Sunday school picnic nj
Pleasant Grove to-day
Charles schoaeld LETT yesterday toE
Marion. Ind. after visit with his par
entB on Walnut street.
A number Of young people from here
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The result of last nights games IN the
. - - s.,.,,
L1PToN's CHALLENGE
For Race for the Americas Cup VIII
Be Issued Soon.

DC lshueu oOph'
LONDON, Aug. 5.--slr Thomas Ldp-
ton informs the Associated Press that
the Yacht Racing Association has no
Jurisdiction in the matter of his chal-
lenge for a series of races for the Amer
ica's cup, the Royal Ulster Yacht Club
having, as matter of etiquette, asked
the approval and advice of the assocIa-
ton. Therefore, the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club will issue an independent challenge
within few days.
The fact has Just transpired that ten
days ago SIR Thomas Upton visited
Marlborough House and presented the
Princess OF Wales With check for 1OO,-
600 pounds to start dining rooms In Lon
don at which working people may secure
substantial meals for from two to eight
cents. There will be a central dining
room capable of accommodating 1000
peopIe simultaneously. Il is expected
that from 5000 to 10000 dinners will be
served there daily. The trustees Of
which the princess uf Wales will be one.
viii shortly be appointed to manage the
project, which Will be known as the
alexandra Trust"
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formed a boating which went up
che river last evelias
Mss Belle 6iea Nank % Pleasant
Grove yesterday ~ lpe1a q few days
with friends.
Miss Edna Hardins q Portland, 10
the cues; OF friend1 % fhli city.
The sherman Honse property win BE-
sold this afternoon 3 6elpck.
The sherman H1tla property to be
sold this Afternoon q ; O'Clock.
siIss Anna Newlhhd len yesterday to
visit friends in Penny lyRniR-
Attend the Sherman House property
sale this afternoon.
). y. suawiolt. Of YOUNGSTOWN, is here
on business.
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A man In the darkness Of hopeless dis.
ease is Of all men uost miserable. When
doctors and medicines innumeTabie have
been tried and found wanting, and loving
friends Vainly urge upon him the 1000 NC
canuot eat and which brings Kim no nour'
ishtneut or strength, what Is 10 be done
Men and women who have SunEen so
far into weakness and disease that the
whole body seems to be prrneated and
poisoned by il have found health,
strength and ViEof through the transform.
ing. eleCthfyihE power Of that wonderful
Golden Medical Discovery" which DI.
Y Pierce, Of Buffalo, NJ Y, pFottered,
thirty years ago, 10 sick and suffering hu'
mainly
Dnrtug all the years since then this mar
Vicious "DlseOVefy has been building up
veal and debilitated constitutions by It's
extraordinary influence upon the bunian,
pg,yi,iye Fystem. Il gives ths digestive or
ranism keen power and capacity to nppTo'
pirate every fife.Eiviug element from the
food takea iato the stomach aud Trans.
forrns Il Into rlch, highly Ttalizcd blood
aud healthy gesh, bose, sincw and nerve
CONSUMPTION In all lis earlier stages Is
arrested aad couniefactcd by the tissue
building, assh making, life promoting pow
rr Of tbis grand medicine and there Is no
darkness Of bodily filment 20 dense hut II
will ahrd upon the sufferer the Light Of re.
newsd hope.
Dr. Pisrcs's Pellets cure csns,iPati0n.
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M'MRCHEN.
Happenings OF IntsrSst In the STarnhall
County Town.

Happenings OF IntsrSst In the Marhhall
County Town.
Rev. George E, Romp, OF Aubury,
Ind, is the guest OF Rev. B. d. Edin
and Will preach at the Church OF God
Sunday, morning and evening
Conductor Z. Keller and Motorman G.
c. McMechen. ofAthe Moundsvtiie. Ben
wood & Wheeling. have resigned their
positions.
Conductor Charles Kinney, Of the
Baltimore & Ohio, has returned to work,
after a.vacation OF two weeks.
Misses Laura Logston and Ralph
GosneV. Of Limestone, are the guests OF
Miss Pearl Tarr this week.
W. s. cordeil IS able 30 be out again,
after being confined to his room on &C.
count OF sickness.
p. w. Council, OF North Baltimore, o.,
was the guest OF W. F. Reece this week.
james Black and wife are .vlGitlng
Eriends at Cameron this week.
Miss Lolita Hirchs is visiting friends
at Martins Ferry, o.
}. NJ. .Gnrvey was at MoundsViiic yes
terday, on business.