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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
Official Directory.

p AP'iSf church on Madison street II
second block south Of park, Rev W
S90uih, pastor Ser fices. 1890 a. m. an,
- = n. = u T. T.. e.f5 p. IN. sabbati
school, g.l5 a. m PRAYER meeting at 40
Wednesday evening.
"a ErHopisT Episcopal church. cor
avs ner Monroe and Cherry; Rev y. NJ
Sinclair, pastor. Services 10. 30 a. IN. and q
p. m. Sabbath school at9.I5. PRAYER meeting
Thursday at Z: - p. m. EpwOrth league al
80 sunday evening.
T. MMANUEL church. DR.. r. T.. Edwards
- rector sunday services at 1870 a. N
and 7:30p. m; sunday school at 2 p. m.
NoNGREGATIoNA church, Sunday ser
~ vices At i".S0 a. IN. ana 7.30 p. m. sab
path school = m. Prayer Meeting Thurs
day evening AZ 7.3c Christian Endeavor
at Gas p. m Sunday Rev. T. }. Brown, Pas
- OMAN CATHOLIC cNurch, Rev. Abers
~ pastor. Services a m. and every
morning during the wee IS O'Clock.
q EMfn PRe,seYT, EEIfN church Rev
Dther sunday sunday school every sunday
at u o'clock.
HERMAN EVANGELICAL church, Madison
~ street sunday school at a m SER
vices al 1850 q, nl,; singing school at z. II.
aNcAsTE9 LODGE a. 2. & a. NJ. meet
k@tirst ana third Saturdays in each month
IN the ShOwalter building
GRHNT CHAPTER EoYAL ARCH MksoNs
~ Regular C9HNoCdflOu second ana tQuFtn
Tuesdays of each month at p IN. in their
hall in me ShOwalter building
Al tNERVA CHAPTER order o. the
AWk Eastern star meets in the Masonic
rooms the nrst and third Mondays OF each
month al y IN.
Al IsslsslPPl VALLEY LODGE !: o. Q. f
ava meets every Wednesday at 1870 p. IN. in
Odd Fellows hail
NAMP OF I. o. o. r. meets lst and ga
~ Mondays OF each month al $50 p. NJ. in
Odd Fellows hall.
TOW COX POST. NO f32 Q. A.. q
. meets every second and fourth Satur-
day niphts Of each month in Muesse- Brook
block.
ToM COX CORPS w r. 2 meets ey-
y cry second and fourth Saturdays of
each month at p IN. in @. a. H. hall
EIDELITY LODGE a. o. U. W. meets
first and third Mondays of each month
in Muesse BROKER block at 80 y. m
CYLvAN CAMP M. w. or A. meets
a. second and second Thursdays of each
month in G a. r. Hall. Jefferson street
4 ANc STER COUNCIL NO 62. Meets
~ every second and fourth Friday each
month in MLcsse- BROKER Building
E ANcASTER LODGE Nof17 X. or p.
Az meets every Tuesday at p. m in Goble
block e. Il OF Court house.
NAIANrHE TEMPLE No. ? meets every
~ Wednesday evening at $3.50 in X. l.. Cas-
tie. Goble block
EVeY LEAF Court NO. ti2 Companions meet
J End ana 4th Mondays in each month at
i22 east Ma pie 81. A. ORION, Chief Comp
nEWEY COURT No. 350t Independent Or
~ der OF Foresters. Meets the list and Bird
FRIDAYS in each month at ~ east Maple St
T. f Orton. chief Ranger,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
In Smile oils

A bahk account is well to have
Against the futures dawn.
But, like a lot of lauded things,
It's often oVerdrawn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
ThrGsher And Engine For Sale.

hereby offer tor sale NY hal interest in
al. CASH SEPARATOR ana 4 W SrE-
VF.Ns TRACTION ESGINE G6-her@e pow
err The Engine has heen ram two wears
and re separator three wears bath iii good
repair My partner half interest can also
&c bought. can ou or actress
John ADAMS.
patch GROVE VS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
Farmers Break the Buggy Monopoly.

1t Is claimed that for wears iugry manu-
facturerS have secured exorbitant prices
tor their goods but recently, through the
com bined assistance of the farmers Of Iowa
lllonols and other states. SEARS RoEBUCK &
Co. of Chicago have got the price of open
Dugg1es down to $40. 50: Top Bue9eS 81 -:
Top Surrles *43. IS: and us wards. and they
are shipping them in immense numbers di-
rest totarmerS in every state. They send
an immense Buggy catalogue free postpaid
to any one who asks for it. This is certainly
big victory for the farmer but a severe
blnw to the carriage manufacturers and
dealers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
LAWYERS

TTORNEYS Lowry & CIEMENTsoN.
PrTcfire IN al courts. ProbatlnP Of es-
tates ana real estate collections a speciality.
once over I}astord's store. in front of court
house Branch office at Fennimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
1ses RIcycIes Down to s5 on

New le!S Model Ladies and Gents BICYCLES
are now being sold on easy conditions. as
highgrade at at Si995 and 2250 To be paid
Tor after received. If you will cut this notice
out add send to SPARs RoEBUCK & Co. Chi
cago. they will send you their 1898 bicvcle
catalogue and full particulars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
LEAVE
Farm For sale,

The Philip BENEFITS farm lying one mule
west OF Lancaster is offered for sale This
is one of the finest farms Ina the country. 1t
contains S6 acres an uuder high cultivation.
II is well fenced ana has excellent running
water comfortable dwelling barns and out
buildings. WiA De e'd tor cash cr on time
Al easy terms Fer particulars address
philln ncmnetts. I.anraNtnr. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
X VoGr
Druggist
Tor a generous
10 CENT
TRIAL SIZE,
.EIlls Dean BAH

contains no cocaine
mercury nor any 9th
or injurious drug.
tits quickly absorbed
Gives relief at once
T. opens and cleanse
the Nasal Passages.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22

2 APtiSf cnurch on Madison street In
second block south of park Rev. w /.
SoDufn pastor. Ser Fices. 1890 a. M. ana
80 p N. y i. T. O.. f.45 p. IN. sabbath
SGhool, y-l5 a. m PRAYER meeting at 100
Wednesday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22

VICTORY.
DR.. S Il Hnrt,,nn

DEAR SIR: / feel
nkeaneW woman
since using your
Pe-ru-na.
Your medicine
, has helped me so
much that | can
work and never
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
NlRrlrls YrRaY.


IIanl and lIishaPs Ia tiaa ThFtElna City
Asre'' She AiTsE.
Fhe remains Of AIRS. George Mitchell
viii arrive here this morning and will
be taken to Scotch Ridge cemetery
where the interment viii occur.
The marriage OF Edward Exley, Of
Wheeling, to Miss Beatrice NJ. Sheets,
Of this city, "a announced TO take place
Thursday, August u,
About dozen from this place went
to Dlllonvale yesterday to be present at
the dedication Of the new Catholic
church.
Julius Blumanberg will entertain tho
members Of Melster's band at his home
on Clark street, tomorrow evening
Harry Bentz returned to bis home IN
Pittsburgh yesterday, after weeks
visit with friends here.
Robert Hutchinson went TO Sisters
Vile yesterday 10 accept q position ~
the MoVay tool works.
Rev. A. b. Browplee preached at the
United Presbyterian church yesterday
morning and evening.
z. ]. A. prenRep and family spent
Sunday at the Owl fishing camp, oppo-
site Tiltonville.
Mrs. Birdie H0benSack leaves this
morning for Alliance and Warren TO
visit friends.
NILS No. 4, s. 6, II, Il aud IA at the
Aetna=standard mill viii resume this
morning.
Misses Gertrude and Mabel Scott are
the guests Of Miss Mary sWartz on "rhe
Aeights"
Titus Huskips leaves tomorrow
morning for Buffalo. to visit his bIoth-
er,
Nc, and Mrs Herman Kreiger spent
Sunday with friends at Darlington.
The Laughlln' nail mill will go on this
morning, after two weeks illness, ,
Miss Noela shlpman left yesterday
for McKeesport to visit friends.
Harry Stewart and Ira sedgwick
spent Sunday at Epworth park
Joseph sehofeld left yesterday for
Pittsburgh.
Emerson Campbell spent Sunday at
2oar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
BRLLAiRE
an orI, OF focal 6sWl aud GoaslP FrOn
the C5tasS CITY.

the Glgss CITY.
A large crowd from this city will go to
Epworth Park this week to remain dur
ing the assembly, which opens next
Wednesday evening.
Jesse Landlrohn, Harvey Sanders
and Morse Elikan viii leave next We'd
nesday for Atlantic City to remain ten
days,
William Westlake has returned home
from q Two weeks visit width relatives
In New Cumberland,
Mrs. j. w. MorreH Left Saturday for
MatamOras to spend q Weeb with
friends and relatives,
Mrs. Mary 2. Barnes, Of Philadelphia,
Is the guest OF friends and relatves IN
the Fourth ward.
Miss Lulu JamiSOn, Of Huntington
W. va, Is Waiting relatives in the Sec
ond ward.
The Capitol bose bali club Of this city
rlayed hall at Moundsville yesterday
atteruoon,
Fred Jahnke and family spent yester-
day with relatives in GAINESVILLE.
Charles culbertson went to Pittsburgh
yesterday morning.
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about the things which most closely con
Germ her future happihess. Il she 70 sub
feet 10 any weakness ~ the delicate, spe'
clat organism Of WoInanh 1000, make II your
business to see that this 70 properly cor
Trcted. and that she staTts upon woUiaFl'
hoods career With full wonaniy strength
aud capacity. She will bless you for II all
her life
There is no need Of " examinations " aud
'loeai applications" Sound professional
advice may be obtained fee Of charge, by
writing to Dr. r. V. Pierce, chief computing
physician to the 1Rvalids' Hotel and Surg
tcal Institute, Of 2ufalo, n. ", whose
thirty years' oecupaNcy Of this position
Mas made him recognized among the most
.minenl Of living specialists IN the ueaA'
dieRt OF woman's diseases.
Every case Submitted 70 him by mail re;
.ciyes careful consideration. Etieieut and
inexpensivc home treatment Is presented
whereby delicate, feminine complaints may
Dr. promptly ailcviaied and ouIca, "
Pierce's Favofite Prescription q tue only
proprietary medicine Ia the WORLD, deFignea
!ot this special purpose by regular phySi-
rian-an educated, experienced expert
Miss Cora L. Russell. of1.eemonh heenmnc Co..
Va In letter 10 mr. Pierce, sgyh Prom Aptil,
tsS uulil the foiIoYinR oetoper l suffered S.
yrfeiy from painful mensiruaiiou. Fot about
twelve hourl before the appearance Of the menAss
would feel giddy have q severe hfaaaehe pain
Z, nv beet n iiet feli 90 II every bone IN my
S5iy was bfeakipE Holhlng ala me ANY COED
/ wrote 10 Ir Fierce and he Recommended liia
PavoFile Pfcschption,' aud aBeF ptinE three
b0lllel 81 Il an gihd 10 say am eureu''
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(sS), 1a7, Nolte, Tidal Waves, (2D, 1885,;
Werner, sigsbee, 10y, 1856; Berhhardt, All
Americans. G5), 1876; Prettyman. Puri-
tans, (97l, l25; Peterson, X. X. X, (2a),
1884,; Mcdonnell Argonauts, I'D, lA;
Ray, Argonauts. (2l). 1874; B. Welty, e.
G. G., (2O), 1913; Acker, Purltans, lSO,
1Ss; Zimmerman, All Americans, cd,
1872; McElroy, K. K. X, (20), 1922 Ja-
cobs, Puritans, t2L, 1872; Roth, Old
Cronies, Cl2). 139; Norteman, Tidal
waves, (l2). 1870; Serge Puritans, CO..,
100; Cardona, All Americans, (22), 1873;
Fette, Tidal Waves, 20, 1928; Weltzel,
Argonauts, (lS), 1875; Miller old Eronies,
(22), 19S; Brett, Fltzhugh Lee, (22), 1885
Helenstern, old cronles, Q6l, l21; Roth
ermund, Tidal Waves, (15l. 1871; Beuter,
~. Il. L. & A. A., 900. 1876; Springer
All AlIke, (3), 1873; r. Fette, Old Cro-
nles, Cs), 1923; Frigate, n. =. L, & A, A.,
(ls)p 122; Smith, n. 2. 4. g a. A., (l9,
l22; Hungarian, Old Cronies, 90, 1872;
Fritz, All Americans, 90, us; Gardner,
All Americans, (6), 1l8; Ebert N. y, j..
& A. A., (3), 116; Berchsem, Old Cron=
niles, Coz. ZIG; Stab. Old cronies, 90,
1l6; Caldabaugh. All Americans, l9,
lis; carenbauer, N. =. J., & A, A., (l9,
llsj Robertson, Flt9hugh Lee, (s1, 1l0i
Kain, Fltzhugh Lee, lO, lOs; Moody,
Fitzhugh Lee 80, 10T; Miller, All Amer
icans, C9, l07; Erhle, K. K. K, (6), l0I.
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BOWLING.
MnzAnr noWLINf LEAGuE.
Individual averages in the Mozart
.anvua ora og foiloWa.

Individual averages In the Mozart
League are as follows;
Weitzel. Q. c. c.. (36), 1863; Uselton,
Bowlers, C6), l67; Clark, Sigsbee. 90.
1853; Stevenson, O. c. c., t27), 100; RAIDER,
Bowlers. (35), l59: Nolte. All Alike,
t2D, 10; Evans. Arg0nauts, (lS). i51;
Wilhelm, Puriians. (2i), i57; Emblem,
Bowlers, 49, l5s; Marschner, Fltzhush
Lee, ds), 1855; W. Fette. old Cronies,
t20), 1856; Blckmcyer Sigsbee, C24), 1856;
+. Braseh. Al Alike. (is}, id; Baker,
All Alike. (32), i53; Alexander, BOWERS,
800. 1872 Hickman. X. X. X, (2S), 152;
Knoke. FItzhugh Lee. en-, 1b2; Sauers.
purltans, 90. iii; CLARK. Argonauts,
t2Gl, 100: Miller, PurltAns, (2U, 15O;
Wagner, Fltzhugh Lee, (33), i49: King,
slgsbee, Cis), 1ig; Wcise. Bowlers. (2D,
Iis; Sdrver. Argouauts, t35). 1ls; Marie,
Slgsbee. C2l). i4s; Turner. FltzhuGh
Lee. 49, ~; Gordon. ArEonauts, (lD.
ii6; Jackson, X. X. X. t33), 1916; By
colt. X. X. X. (3S). 1lg. Frantz, old
cronles. (35j, ii6. Richards, Bowlers,
(a0). if5. Jones. n. Il. J.. & A. a. 1860.
N5; Vogler. Argonauts, 90. iij; Nelson,
ATgonautl. (2bJ, it6: Gaus g. G, g..
600, ii5; Jones, slgsbee, I2), Nj;
Kromrlck, Al Alike. 40. il4: Arndt.
All Alike. t2i), IA; speldel. Old Gro
mics. C2s). 49,; y. Shrader, All Ameri-
ems, (2tl, ia; Wood, X, K, X, or,
Hg; Andllngcr, Tidal waves, i5), ~.
Cochran. G. &. C., t33l. ii2; Bclswinger.
Sigsbee (is). li2; Falek. Bowiers, DO.
III; RAIDER, All Americans. 90, ~.
Kraft All Alike. (27), ~; Dick. G. g.
G.. I'D, 40: Wood. Argonauts. to-, 100;
Faick, ". y. l.. n a. A.. (9Ol, 15S; Hen
ming, Bowlcrs. 800, iss: Kase. Puri-
tanS, us), is7; W. Brasch, All Allke,
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OIL eITY-River 8 inches and sta
tlonary. Partly cloudy and cooler,
BROWNSVILLE River s feet and
stationary.
WARREN-Rlver at low water mark.
Warm and showers,
GRBBNSBQRo-River I feet Inches
and falling. Fair and hot.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30 feet and
falling at the dam Cloudy and hot.
Observation-Disclosures 2 feet 10 In
ches and falling. Clear and warm.
PARKERsBURG-River 5 feet and
falling. Cloudy mercury %
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RACES BEGIN TODAY.
The Running Race Meeting to be Open
ed-Entrles for Monday.

The Running Race Meeting to be Open
ed-Entrles for Monday.
The running melting at the State
fair grounds begins this afternoon at
2:aO o'clock. a ten-days programme
has been arranged and II the patronage
warrants It the races win be continued
indefinitely. The various hotels last
night had us guests many old turfmen,
The majority OF them came from east
ern cities. The promoters Will depend
largely on Pittsburgh for support,
There are I'VE races on this after
noon's card, and with fair wsa Their there
promlses to be n well attended opening
day, II has been some time since rum
ming horse races were given IN Wheel
ing, and Judging from the animals fast
time viii be made this week. Nearly
200 horses will be entered.
Entries for to-day are as follows:
First race. four and one-hglf furiongs,--
Axiom ti9, Parthlap 1l2. Floxles s. ITO, Helena
BelIe no, Belle Australian no.
Second race three-quarter mile--dov.
Grlggs 1lS, Hlddenlte * Reform llS,
Whippnng 10, John MeGorFlBle NV Jews
Third race. four and one-hali furlongs--
Monroe Doctrine 113, Prompt ia, iOckines
I'D, Hopeful 10, Lucatta lVS, Minko Maid
los. Arlas los.
--Firewntor Ilg Heck, ir., ia. Galloper ~,
Medlca il2, Henel II. liz RoSsmRn III,
Gold DolIeE ia, Grown III.
Fifth race, three-qpnrters mile-Dewey
for ConspiFalor liz Balrenla no. CIT Aus
tTnlinn 10. Beloved 10, Silver Brook ll2,
Speedy ii2 Corn Cob liz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
WE'LL, WILL THEY NIGHT?

BUFFALO, ~ Y. July 2l.-when
asked yesterday what he intendedt to do
should an attempt be made TO bring on
the corbstt-Mccoy flsh, in Erie county,
Sheriff Killgallon said;
at present can do nothing, The
fight is a long way on and there Is plen-
carly In the game 10 do anything. am
not so sure that the proposed contest
Will De Illegal. AS soon as see i ad-
vertIsed in the newspapers viii call the
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matter to the attention Of the district
attorney"
District Attorney Kenefck said that
he did not know anything about the pro-
posed hght. The Hheriif 70 the executive
hfHceF Of the county ana until he makes
bome complaint the district attorney Is
powerless Mr. KeRe6ck assures the
public that The law Will be maintained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
MAY GET FORT WAYNE.
Another Possible Opening In the Inter
State Base Bail League.

Ptate Base ball league
on Saturday Mr. W. B, Howell re-
ceived a telegram from President Power,
telling him he might get hold of the.
Fort Wayne team and franchise, and to
wire fur more definite information to
Manager Ed o'Meara, Now, Mr, Howell
spent a few nickles on tbezwIres be-
tween Wheeling and Springfield, only to
get squeezed out in the long run. never
theiess yesterday morning he, called up
a messenger boy and sent z; elegram OF
inquiry 10 o'AIeara, asking -about the
situation in me Hoosiers Sclty, and
chances uf the transfer to this city.
Last night Mr.. Howell got a;telegram
from C. f. Baker. OF Fort Wayne. The
telegram was brief and notf0sthe point.
All It said was that PresldRnt Power
would be In Fort Wayne Today, and
that other details would be wired on In
a few days. Mr.. Baker Is probably one
Of the club directors. Mr.. Howell in
tends TO await developments, and win
not waste any more money unless some-
thing substantial appears 10 view.
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Cure
COnstt-
patton

and You cure rs consequences. These are
some Of the olsegaencea Of constipation:
Biliousness, loss Of appetite, pimples sour
stomach, depression, coated tongue, night
mare, palpitatidn, cold feet, debility, dir
illness, weakness baskache, vomiting,
iaundice, piles, pallor, stitch, iFritability,
nervousness, headache, torpid Liver, heart
burn, foul breath, sleeplessness, droVsi-
ness, bot skin, craRRs thEobbiqg head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25
THE RIVER

The Marks at p, m. Sunday showed
3 teet inches and falling. Weather.
cloudy and warm,
To=day's packets are the Leroy and
Ruth.
Fo-murrow the packets are the Ar
gand, Ruth and Leroy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25

poWEII. a puAzLR.

played championship bail to-day, fielding
perfectly and batting very hard. Powell
was puzzle to all the locals excepting
Chance. Chllds' folding was very bril-
liant Attendance, G,1OO Score;
Chicago .......0 O1o 00O1 10 3 /
Cleveland go / o / / I 20 ID .
Earned runs Chicago /: Cleveland &
Batteries. Callahan and Chance; Powell
and Crlgcr UInp,rcS, O'DaY and Mcpou-
AID Time. 9 hours
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25

The best salve in the world for cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter. Chdppcd Hands.
Chllblalns, Corns. aud all skin Erup-
tIons, and positively cures Pllos, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
price % ccnts per box, For sale by Lo.
gan Drug Go.
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INTERSTATE LBAGGR

At Dayton. RHE
2 RaA e,slis..@ 8 8 8 .: q i ! j
a!teries-Batcs and LattImer; C. Smith
and barclay.
At TOLEDO. RHE
5 T8lfss Il 80 S5 & Z
Batteries Ewing and Arthur; Wells,
Durett, Granins and Legg.
At Grand Rapids, RHE
Grd Rapids. ! Q @ 40 IS 2
Batteries-wayne and Cote; Ely and
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II is certainly gratifying TO the public
10 know OF one concern In the land who
are NOT afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprietors Of
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
SUMPTION, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over Ten million trial bottles of
this great medicine; and have the sat
isfactIon OF knowing that It has abso-
iutely cured thousands Of hopeless cases.
Asthma, bronchitis, HOarseness and all
diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Lungs
nre surely cured by Il. Call on Logan
Drug Co, and get a trial bottle free.
Regular size soc and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded s
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Pills s I. ;::::;:::;.

Dr.. J. G. Ayers Pills are a specific for
all diseases IT the liver, stomach, and
bowels
Il suffered from constipation which a.
suhed such an ohStiRate form that feared
II would cause q Stoppsge Of the bovela.
After Vainly trying Yatio1l remedies be;
gan 10 take Aygr'S Pills. Two boxes aieeted
acompleta cure"
sFOr eight years / was afflicted WIZ
constipation, which became so bad that the
doctors could do no more for mo. Then /
began 70 take Ayers Pins, and coon the
bowels recovered their natural sction.
WI. q. DELAUeEFT, pOElsh Ont
me PIE TEAT vHLL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25

i'YOu 0WeH 70 Her,
II you are the
mother of a young
girl who Is ap-
preaching the
dime when girl.
hood menEes Into
womanhood do
mot hesitate to
speak freely and
frankly with her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-25

RsSdScks ias5 m!natos S6no cent dosS
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ITcHINEss OF the skin, horrible
plague. Most everybody afflicted In one
way or another. Only one sate' never
falling cure. Doan's Ointment AZ any
drug store. 30 cents.
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DOES III
CURE CATARRH?
One Of the Seventeen Thousand
Testimonials Received.

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HyOmel is sold by all druggists, or sent
b hh1 ON receipt % price.
ontht, complete. st,O0. Extra bottle, b0c.
IL d Guaranteed to Cure
q. T. BOOTH COMPANY,
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To!aIs 49, 8 z 20
.scbrIyer out; hit by battod ball.

Two-base hits, Pettz, Beckleyt SleihIeidt.
Double play, Padden and Lake. First base
on balls. by Breltensteln 3; by Rhihes 8.
Struck out by Rhlnes l. Time, 1853, UNI
pres. Gaifpey and Brown. -
BATTLE OF TAIL BINDERS.
IoUISVII,isE, July 2L-The tailenders
had battle royal to-day. The Colonies
won In the ninth on fuckers mum. HOy's
stolen base, sugdcn's wild throw and an
RHE
Louisville .....o 0 o. + o o o IL 8 Q
81, Louis ,...,,Q . Q 0 Q III Z 2
Earned runs. Louisville /. Batteries. Aia,
gee and Kittrldge: HuEhey, Sugden and
Clements EMPIRES, EmSlle and Hunt.
True. hours. Attendance, 1900.
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AssIeNHE's SALE.
AssIGNEEs SALE.
Assigaee's Sale Of Ohio Couuty Real.
Estate.

BY virtue Of q deed Of assignment made
minS his wife, 10 me, 0a aaHiguod, bedi-
ing date on the third day Of February, 189st
and now Of record Ia the clerks once ,pt
tho county court Of Ohio county Welt
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book Nc. n,
page 4SS, will on
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DUBLIC SALE OF IA BELLE IRON
WORKS STOCK.
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY q, 1SsS, at 10
o'clock q. M, ut the north front door Of
West Virginia, there will be sold OF public
sale to Die highest bidder, ONE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY-FTV3 Q7O
SHARES Of tho capital stock Of THE LA
BELLE IRON WORKS.
Terms OF sale-Ca.li.
ty20 J. c. HERYEY. AuetIoneer.