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county. has engaged in the wholesale
srocery business at Columbus. and will
move to the capital city.
Hon. A. r. McKelvey is down with
the grip, at London, Ohio, where he is
now stationed and became so serious
that for time the worst was feared.
Mrs. Mckelvey is at his bedside.
1t has been many year since there
wac so much business In this city In
January. Usually it Is n moderately
dull month, but II Is not this year.
The stone quarry west OF this town is
being worked by a larger force of men
than since it was first opened. There
Is demand for building stone.
Bellaire Chapter. r. A. NJ. conferred
the degrees upon two candidates last
night, and had quite n large attendance
f0t the chapter work.
1t is said now that there will be about
twenty new houses built here In the
spring. Improvements are being made
In several now.
Mrs. a. c. Darrah and daughter, Miss
Martha, returned to ST. Clairsvillc. az
ter visiting the family Of D. II. Darrail
here.
Rev. r. s. Coffey, OF this city, has
been assisting Rev. ]. A. Donohue in
services ut Bridgeport this week.
Many OF the sick people. here are out
again, but the number housed UP with
the grip gains very rapidly.
The Barnard brick. plant Is being put
In shape as rapidly as Is PRACTICAL bic.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of WheclinS's
Progressive Neighbour.

l
| The Juvenile Good Templars No. Al
recently organized. held their first reg.
ular meeting In the Baptist church yes
terday afternoon. The Young people o.
this city are taking great inte,est II
this new organization and ten ,now
members were Initiated Into the orle,
at the meeting yesterday. making q
membership OF thlrty-hve. An inter.
cstins programme was rendered.
The funeral OF Mrs. ]. w. Payne oc-
Cured yesterday morning from her
late residence on Eighth street. con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. T. Morton, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. Her re.
| mains were taken to the Scotch Ridge
bnrying grounds, where they were in.
tered.
Miss Mary Thomas Will be hostess to
the Womnns Club at her home. corIcr
Hanover and Fifth street next We'd
nesday afternoon, and on which occa-
sion an excellent programme will be
rendered.
Buffalo Lcnnox. formerly Of this city,
met with serious accident at the Kel-
from the effects OF which 1t Is thought
he will die.
An Informal dance was given in the
Etude Mandolin Club room last night
In honor of William Jones. wis will re-
turn to Pittsburgh tomorrow.
Mrs. Leo Smith, of Broadway. ac-
companied by her niece. went to New
Philadelphia yesterday. where they will
be the guests Of relatives.
DR.. w. B. Mcclure will leave for New
York to-day, where he will take a
postgraduate course In a medical COL
lesc OF that place.
A crowd OF young people gathered at
the home Of Miss Ethel Darrah on Fifth
street. last night and an enjoyable
time was spent.
The mother OF w. L. Glcssner. OF the
Laughlin mill, died at her home in
GAINESVILLE, Thursday evening. from
pneumonia.
Mrs. Samuel Anthony went to Flush
Ing yesterday to stay over Sunday, the
guest of her daughter, Miss Cleode.
Charles CowIes In the leading role OF
"a Country Merchant" will appear at
the opera house tonight.
L. j. C. Drennen left yesterday after
mum vi IL puoihcSS UP W SlcVcldIlu
and Oberlln, Ohio.
Nellie Brobasco died at the home of
her parents In Aetnavillc. yesterday
morning.
The Welsh Glcc Club will meet in the
G. a. r. hall tomorrow afternoon for
practice.
John Hukill will go to Gallipolis, o.,
to-day TO visit his mother for several
days.
David Jones n roller at the Aetna
Standard, is off duty on account of the
grip.
Council will endeayor to get togcth-
er this evening to transact business.
The employees Of the Aetna-Standard
will receive their pay to-day.
Z. ]. Millar returned from a business
trip to GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Armor Graham is confined 10 his
home with grip.
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/. M,MEcREN NOTES

Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.
Mr.. S. B. West and son, Douglass,
have returned from visit with Mr..
Vests mother at st. Clairsvillc, o.
w. E. Porterfeld has returned 10 Chi
cage Junction, o.. after visit with his
family here.
Miss Powell. of Proctor. is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Thomas Sharpe, Of
Gravel street.
George Kern. Of Masontown, Preston
county, Is here. the guest of his parents.
George Ellison, of Bellare, was the
guest of W. II. Marble yesterday,
r. DALEY, OF Grafton, was the guest
Of his brother, George. yesterday.
Miss Jennie McCuskey is recovering
from severe attack of grip.
Mrs. George Balls Is recovering from
slight attack of grip.
Postmaster l. Stephens is slightly in
disposed with grip.
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BENYyOOD NEWS,
Local Happenings ofImportance in u
Busy Town, III

Busy Town.
There is difference of opinion in st.
Matthews Lutheran congregation as
to the building Of new church, and 1t
Will be apparent in the meeting to-mor-
row afternoon, when the committee re-
ports on the sale of the old building.
The advocates Of new church in North
Benwood though. believe that their pro-
ject will be pretty generally endorsed.
Repairs to Riverside plate mill d
are about completed. and 4 and e
mills will undergo repairs. The butt
weld and bell weld furnaces at the tube
works will only work single turn for a
couple of weeks on account of heavy
shipments of skelp to other mills.
The mastering out OF the First regi-
ment will send home the following Ben
wood boys: VIII Goodwin, John j.
Slippner, VIII S. Powell, Edward r,
Harvey. Harry McCabe. William
Schrumo and James Dickinson.
Charles Cook, the youth Indicted witt,
Charles Loring. for thefts from Ohio
River cars. has been taken 10 St. Mary's
to stand trial. Loring was brought
with him by Detective Mchen.
Louis NJ. Schad has returned from AL
leShcny, where he and his wife, who
will remain there for few days vet
were visiting relatives.
John McNichoi. who had such a SER
ious fall from the Riverside trestle. is
still at the Emergency Hospital, under
going treatment.
Misses Dot Leasure and Dot Rome. of
New Martinsvile, who were visiting
Miss Halle Martin, have returned
home.
Oscar Schad returned from the State
University yesterday. on account of be-
ing sufferer of an acute form OF grin,
Mrs. Thomas Telford. OF Sistersvillc.
Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. John
Healy.
Misses Maggie Burns and Maggie
Brannen are visiting Steubenville
friends
L. Il. Norris. of New Castle. Pa, ,s
visiting his sister Mrs. Mary Williams.
The roller skating rink at Moundsvillc
attracts many Bcnwood young people.
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WASHINGTON, d. C.. Jan. 2O.--Thc
extension OF the an,l-contract labor
laws TO Hawaii IL strongly. urged In u
report made to-day by the house COM
in'itce on labor. It says thousands OF
contract laborcrs. mainly Japanese,
nave been taken into the Islands since
Inc raising of the United States flag
over them. On the day following tho
receipt OF the news OF annexation 2,S1S
japanese laborers were admitted. On
November applications were made TO
ADMIT 5,'3o japanese laborcrs. 3,aG7 Of
whom were to be brought In during
me present quarter Of 1899. The report
auaS' "lf the extension OF our anti
contract labor laws Is not speedily
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COMMON SENSE CURE.
PYRAMID PILE CURE CURES
PILES PERMANENTLY BY
CURING THE CAUSE.
Remarkable Remedy Which is Bring
WI Ing Couoi'rt 10 Th0usands OF
snncrcrs. I.

E. . . y o.
Probably half the people who SEQ this
article suffer from piles. II In one OF the
commonnst diseases. and one OF the most
obstinate. People have 1t for years, and
just because It Is not immediately fatal
they neglect IT,. Carelessness causes no
end OF suffering. Carelessncss about so
simple thing as piles has often caused
death, Hcmorrhages occur from no
apparent cause. and loss OF blood causes
death. HcmorrhaEes occur during sur
gical treatment often causing death.
Piles are simple III the beginning, and
easily cured. They can he cured even
In the worst stages, without pain or loss
OF blood, quickly, surely and completely.
There Is only one remedy that Will do
it-Pyraml1 Pile Cure.
I 1t allays the Inflammation immedlatc-
ly. heals The irritated surface and with
continuous treatment reduces the swell
ing and puts the membranes into good.
sound. healthy condition. The cure Is
thorough and permanent
Here are some voluntary and uHsollc-
itcd testimonials we have lately re-
ceivcd:
Mrs, NJ. C. Hinklcy. COL Mississippi
street. Indianapolis, Ind, says: Have
been sufferer from the pain and an
noyance OF piles for fifteen years, IT,.
Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Plus
gave me immediate relief, and In short
time n complete curs.
Major Dean, Of Columbus. Ohio. says:
] wish TO add to The number OF
certificates 40 10 the benefits de-
rived from the Pyramid Pile Cure. I
suffered from piles for forty years. and
from itching piles for twenty years. ard
two boxes OF the pyramid Pile Cure has
effectually cured me.
Most druggists scli Pyramid Pile Cure
or will get 1t for you II you ask them
to. II is one dollar per package. and it
Is put up only by the Pyramid Drug Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
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Victim OF Peruvian NInrnndcrs.

LIMA. Peru. Jan, 90 Via CALVES
TON. Texas.--As result Of the claim
for damages made upon the Peruvian
government by Mr.. GottfrIed, nn Amer
lean citizen, through the United States
minister here, Mr.. Irving Dudley. for
outraSes inflicted upon himself and
members OF his family by n band of
Peruvian marauders, 1t Is asserted on
reliable authority to-day that some of
the outlaws have been captured and
are now In jail at Huamchuco The
government. II also appears. has issued
orders TO the local authorities to have
the others pursued with energy and
captured.
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Is interesting to note the progress Of
the various tiquefaction processes. In
almost every instance of the discovery
of new. element the gas has been
liquetled. In fact, The liQuefaction of
some Of the gases made possible the
discovery of other gases Professor
Dewar has been most successful in llq-
uefying various substances. 1t was Ols
zewskj. who llqueiicd nitrogen gas in
1877. He reduced his gas to so low n
temperature that he actually fr0ze 1t.
He liQueiicd argoE several months ago.
1t is thought that in his hydrogen cX-
periments he must hahve reached minus
2i3 degrees centigrade. Minus 2I3 cen
Upgrade Is supposed BY scientists TO be
absolute zero--that Is, the temperature
of interstellar space. Professor Dewar
has reached IA degrees centisrade. This
was the degree reached when he lique-
fed hydrogen.
Hcllum wac also liductled at this tenn
perature merely by dipping scaled tube
contained helium into the liquid hydro
gen. The hclium lIquefed Immediate
~. so that perhaps its least point OF
liquefaction Is higher than 2ii II is
said that had Professor Dewar confined
his liQucllCd hydrogen Ill II suitable YES
sci. and had suddenly produced 4 vac
uum for 1t to expand In. he might have
gone down fifteen or twenty degrees
further than he did. II he succeeds
1t will pcrpctuate his name always in
the halls OF science. for he will have
reached absolute zero.
In summing up these wonderful
things In the atmosphere. We must not
forget the curious organisms which cx-
list all about us. Dr.. S. +. Tclliffe. Of
Columbia College. records thirty species
OF molds and yeasts derived from the
air within month. They show what
field for study the atmosphere pre-
sents. We must not forget the dust
particles, the fogs nor the microbes. An
Englishman has calculated that there
are approximately 10000 dust prtlclcs II:
the cubic centimetcr In the open air and
10000 in a quiet room. This was in
n suburban district In London the
figures were 100000 in n court and 400
900 in room. This atmosphere OF ours
Is very far from being the clear. trans
lucent medium 1t appears to be on n
bright. sunshiny day.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
ofBclmont Countv

Hunter S. Armstrong, esq. was pres
ent at the banquet given the retiring
sheriff and county treasurer. Messrs.
w. N. Darby and Howard Kirk, at St.
Clalrsville. Thursday evening. Judge
Carroll presided. and full OF humor and
VII he kept the genial company about
the festal board In good spirits all eve
ming. The ex-ofIicers were highly COM
plimented by the company. but not
more than they deserved.
Rev. Thomas Dixon. an orator Of un-
usual merit. will deliver another Of tho
series provided for this city in the
Christian church. Monday evening. The
subject is Backbone" some Of which
IS needed in Bellaire at this time, but
In this respect Bellaire Is not different
from other places.
Mr.. w. A. Hunt, for many years edi-
tor OF the Belmont Chronicle. and a
prominent figure In the affairs of this
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The story Of love is as old rs tho world,
aud as all embracing az the universe. II
furnishes the sentiment for all Iomanccs-
uli novels-ull plays.
The novelist considers it wholly from the
sentimental, intellectual side, but there is
another aspect even more important-the
physical side. Sentimental love between
men and women leads to close physical as
socntion--to maTr:agc--to the rearing Of
children. And so health must be consid-
cred A weak, sickly. hcad,achey, back
achey woman cannot be good, helpful
wife. She cannot bear healthy, happy
children. She cannot give her children
the proper care aud training.
A sick woman has no right TO marry. A
sick woman has no right TO attempt moth
crhood.
But no woman need be sick unlcss af.
nictcd with cancer. There is sure way
for her to regain her health. She need not
20 10 a loca! doctor and submit, TO the dis.
agreeable qucstionings, examinations !"
and "local Treatments" so invariably i'll.
sisted upon, aud SO justly abhorrcnt to
every modest woman.
Dr, X, V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. y, has
cured more cases OF female weakness than
any hundred local practitioners. He has
proved that diseases distinctly feminine can
be cured right in the privacy Of home.
Write TO him stating your symptoms and
MI account Of yout trouble and he will give
your case careful, confidential considcra-
ton and prescribe for yon free OF charge.
Mrs. O, n Fisher, of 1871 Lexington Avenue,
New York City, writes; II had been sufferer
from nervousness with all It's symptoms aud
complications. III tho spring Of 1871 began to
take Dr. Pfefce'k FiYorise Prescription NOW
am no, cross and irritable. ! have good color
In my face aud have gained ten pounds"
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ELECTION NOTICE.

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. q. 1885,
At .hc meeting OF the council of tho
city OF Wheeling held this date, the fol.
lowing locations were selected as voting
places In the several precincts OF tho
wards OF the city, for the municipal cleo.
ton fer Mayor. Members OF Council
Clerk OF the City OF Wheeling. City Ser.
geant and Wharfmastcr. TO be held Janu.
FIRST WARD.
Precinct No, los Main street.
Precinct No. 2-i?a Main street.
Precinct No. 3-ViGilant Engine House.
Precinct No. i-Si Market street.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct No. I'D Ward Market House.
Precinct No. 2-Chcmical Engine House.
Precinct No. 3-lCiS MCColloch street,
Precinct No. i--ll.9 Eoff street:
THIRD WARD.
Precinct No l-lSl5 Market ST., ID floor.
Precinct No. 2-PolIcC Court Room.
Precinct No 3--l27 Fifteenth street.
Prccinc, Nc, i-lgd Fourteenth street.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct No. l-A;lan,c Engine House.
Precinct No. 2-BeNrlcy Hail
Precinct No. 3-l7lO Wood street.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct No. 1-Hook and Ladder House.
Precinct No. 2--2iil Main street.
SMITH WARD.
Prcc!nc, No, i-Hosc House.
Precinct No. .-?5AS Chaplinc street.
Precinct No. 3-9i Twenty.sinth street.
Precinct No. i--5525 Eonf street,
Precinct No, b-a,ii l?off street.
Precinct No. G-liS Thirty-!irst street.
SEVENTH WARD.
Prcclnc, No. i-Norlhcast corner South
Penn ard Ohio streets.
Precinct No. e-COrncr South York and
Virginia streets.
Precinct No, S-Nlidway Club Room
Precinct Nc, i-llosd House. Zane street.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct No. i--Sil7 Jacob street.
Precinct No, 9-5Ti9 Jacob street.
Precinct No, 3--i03l Jacob street.
Precinct No. i--iGOa Jacob street,
]. j. Il. Belts, mayor OF the city Of
Wheeling. do certify that the above Is u
correct copy os tho report OF the COM
mittec, on elections adopted by council.
December q, 1895.
deat-g ]. II. BUTTS. Mayor.
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GHvoyank
ChairU0ydnL
=. PROF. TRUE
clAlRyOYaNI AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
Second Floor, parlors 9, ana $.
1886 Main Street.


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Mcdiumistic persons developed. Office
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MOUNDSvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshal
County's CHIEF City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's CHIEF City.
Tomorrow the new Christian church
will be dedicated. Rer. r. AIoffett. of
Cleveland. Ohio, will preach the dedI.
catory sermon. The following pro-
Erammc will be carried out: OILS. Sun
day school; 1850. dedicatory sermon.
Rev. r. Moffett. OF Cleveland, Ohio:
80. Lords Supper: 500, short ad-
dresses by pastors Of Moundsvillc and
visiting members; 600 Christian En-
dearor prayer meeting; 700 sermon,
The new building is Il fine cdifice. and
Is credit TO the congregation building
II and also to the city. Rev. !. u,
smith, pastor of the church here, and
the members who laborcd with him,
deserve great credit for their untirlng
efforts. made TO secure II home for tb,.
flock. The people are all cordially In
ritcd 10 he present at the services to-
morrow.
Mrs. Schell. wife OF Rev, William /;
Schell, OF the Gospel Trumpet family
was buried Wednesday from the rcsi-
dcncc. on Wayncsburs avenue.
l<inscy Hughes, the popular black
smith. OF Third street, is another vic
tim of the grip.
Several Moundsvillc people who have
been at Charleston, returned home last
night.
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How 10 Prevent pnc,,,,,ori,

You are perhaps aware that pncumo-
min always results from u cold or from
an attack of Ia grippe. During the chi.
demc OF Ia grippe few years arn5
when so many cases resulted in pncu-
monla. II was observed that the attac,.
was never followed by that d,sensn
wien Chamherlain's Cough Remedy
was used. 1t countcrac;s any tcndcncS
OF cold or In grippe to result in thai
dangerous disease. II Is the best remedy
In the world for bad colds and Ia
grippe, Every bottle warranted. Fer
gale be druggists.
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snCc Rlowcrs Successful.

ARcoLA, H., Jan. 2o.-The Bank at
Arthur, ten miles from here, was rob
bed of between $4,000 and $1,000 last
night, Six men overpowered tho night
Waterman. bound and gagged him. blew
open the safe, secured the money. stole
q handcar and came toward this, city. A
posse has been organized and blood
hounds put on the trail.
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Senerai Nofces.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
In OF BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that the bonds
of the Fostoria Glass Company. dated
January ]. 1893, and numbered from thlr-
teen to thirty inclusive will be paid on
presentation at the National Exchange
Bank OF Wheeling, West Virginia. These
bonds Will cease to bear interest on the
Cd day OF February, 1899
FOSTORIA GLASS COMPANY.
+ By W. S. BRADY, Secretary. in20
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Sullivan, and he substantially remem-,
bered the victor.
Leslie Pearce has been unable to get
match with Louden Campbell and he
will return from Pittsburgh to-day.
The Chicago Tribune last night wired
to the 1ntclligencer for information as
TO whether Oscar Gardner intended to
meet Tommy White at that city to-
night. Gardner several days ago de-
clined the bout, on account of Whites
weight.
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Seal estate.
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT,

2 FOR SALE-BulldinE Site, liz BY 40.
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap.
Small fa-m improved, II acres. Three
miles from city on river rond
A fine country residence, Pleasant VAL
ley.
a cheap home. two-story brick dwelling,
rooms and kitchen, on East McColloch
street. Lot 20 by 49,, Only SLIGO Terms
easy.
Avery fine building lot on north side OF
Fourteenth street
Two desirnb Bile building lots on Wood
street, Eighth warden very easy terms.
4 two;;Story frame dwelling. 5 rooms.
with stable on lot. Lot % by 100 South
Chapline street. Eighth ward. Only $3.50:
easy terms.
FOR Rents rooms on North Market
street, $50.
a country residence with grounds In
Guire ut once.
rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob SITS.
Ariol store room. 2O09 Main street.
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Parents and guardians Of students Of
Ohio Valley Business and English Acad-
envy are hereby notified that all students
will be completed in their courses of study
at contract price with regard 10 time re-
quired. and that there Will be no extra
charge for books and blanks.
J. n. FRASEER, President
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made approximately 10000 contract la
borers will get into the annexed Is.
lands before our laws are extended
over them.''
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....NOTlCE....

The parents and guardians OF students
belonging to Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy are hereby notified that
all money for tuition and books must be
paid to the treasurer, ut corner Main and
Twelfth streets: that any money paid to
I. +. Noise for the purpose named will
be rc-collected by the company.
J. NJ. FRASHER, President.