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MouNpsY11nE BuparT.
Yestsrday's News From Marshall
County's Chief City.


A number OF the members OF Little
Prince lodge. Knights or Pythias, Wis
tied Black Prince lodge at Wheeling,
Thursday night, and were royalty en-
tertRlned by the Wheeling brethren. On
May Little Prince viii entertain the
knights Of Pythlas lodges in Wheeling
and other neighborlng cities.
About 215 persons have confessed
conversion at the revival being held at
the n, z. church, and l75 have added
their names TO the church. The altar ID
crowded with seekers every night and
there is no telling how long the meeting
win last.
Miss Kate Humphrey was expected
home from Mingo county, last night.
where she had been the guest Of Miss
Peck, daughter Of ]. F. Peck. formerly
superintendent Of the penitehtiaTy, for
several months
A large crowd greeted the Park Sis
tiers at the school hall last night. The
concert was OF the highest order and
pleased everyone. This closed the Ep-
worth League iyccum course for this
season.
]. {. Bardall arrived home yesterday
morning from an extended trip through
tho west IN the interest Of the Weaver
Bardall Company. whip manufacturers
at the prison.
The firm Of EehOls Bros. & Company
have sold their hardware business on
Second street. 10 the Kerr Manufacture
Ing Company. Of Martins Ferry.
Miss Madge Grow and brother Cor
don, OF Cameron, arc guests OF their
father. Peter Crow, on Sixth street.
An examination for teachers' eertIn-
Gates for the city schools VIII be held
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BENwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.


News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
The Republican suggestion meeting
will take place at the city hail at
o'clock this evening. The faithful have
been looking forward TO this event and
It will no doubt be rouser. The fol-
lowing is n llss OF the candidates that
will likely be suggested for the various
city Offices tonight: Mayor. Thomas
Shephard marshal, Albert Policy and
Charles Seabright, jr.: recorder Claud
Martin and William Schad: street
commissioner, Samuel Welsch and JOS
eph Johns. For council in the various
wards, the following have been men
toned: First ward, August Miner,
Charles Holderman and Paul Rigot;
Second ward, William Hall. l., NJ.
Schad, Fred Osler and Robert New
ton: Third wnrd, Charles Springer,
Thomas Carrot and Moses Hoyt:
Fourth ward, John Manley, Robert =.
Sharp. ]. ]. Johns and William Snyder.
The regular Sunday services viii be
held in the various churches OF the city
tomorrow. At the Methodist church at
the regular morning service, the Rev.
G. W. Bente will take for his topic,
"BackRlIdlng" The evening services
VIII take place az o.cloek ana VIZ pc
IN enarge OF INC woman ,,, Ln lasiil,
IempeLanee Union Wnlfn WIN eo iHts,,.
" i,'% ,,-o, ,v ,,e r,odc IN of ouotStjons
VI oadI ne, .n5 T,,,sic The SUNDAY srSn1i
M, lI..,, 80 =. H. raa,,iar Lo,,, ~ .
VII Coh ~, u. s I VIA ~ =
CLOCK III lhe Al.e'hOu"'
At the st. Matthew's German Luth-
eran eh emu tne re lsaS UgFn .a ser
WITS WV, W W'i g.S ST tho nos SS Rev a W
TOW. y. Wni In, ~ JoIiyor tbs d,sco,,rSe
s S,,,dv, "crooI A. o'cioct in tho altar
D SUN ~, ,ho oven,nF the repninr Eng
iisb S'' snrvIces WIN take nlace, beginning
AZ T;3e o'clock, aud Rev. Metzenthln
viii also deliver the sermon.
A. c, 1ohn,s CotboIIc church Father
,, ~ ~ sc', ,,iII reaS ioy mass nj
,'nionit to-M,nrrow morning. High
mass viii be celebrated nj 10 o'clock. at
which Rev. J. W. WerninEeT will deliv-
or the sermon. Sunday school Will con-
vene Mt O'Clock In tho morning. The
regular yesper services viii tuke place
nj I. 20 in the evening.
THE case of the state against George
Corners was heard before Justice La
eey yesterday afternoon. Corners Is
charged by n Wheeling firm with Sc
curing merchandise under raise pre-
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wE1IsBuRd
Doings % People "a the Hreske Eoun-
~ Metropolis.

Mr. Earl Frost Celebrated his twenty
nTHt birthday by lakign the irst de-
gree n Weilshurg Lodge No, 50. i. Of
n. on Thursday evening, HIS fnthar.
-. A. Frost. Is "a charter member OF The
lodge. ndn a Past Grand Chancellor,
and naturally feelt proud oyer bringing
a son into the order.
Mark Graenwald expects 70 close out
his business hare and leave for Cam
bridge, o.. IN q Few days. His room IN
Ire Reid building viii be occupied by P.
Fedefmnn. Our people are sorry 10 lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenirald. but wish them
success III their new home.
A deed was placed on record yester-
day. BY which the one-half interest Of
George Blankinsop In the BlankinHop &
StinEle foundry, was transferred to
Harry ". BlanitingOp. son OF George
The arm IS crowded with orders at
present.
A number OF Weilsburg relatives have
received invitations to the twentieth
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
i. M Pogue, to be celebrated at their
home In Ohio county, near Short creek,
to-day.
Over one hundred dollars was clear
ed by the ladies' OF the Methodist Epts-
copal church at their supper and ba-
zaar Thursday evening,
Frank Armstrong, Of Pittsburgh, has
purchased the coal underlying the Nc.
intyre lands in Buffalo district, Of 40
acres, paying $500 cash
Quarterly communion services will be
held at the Methodist Episcopal church
fo-morrow, the presiding elder preach
ing in the evening,
Tho many friends Of Miss Mary Div
att who has bee nserlously M, are
pleased to meether on the streets again.
w. w. Echols, agent OF the West
NTirFinin Humane Society, was here
on business Thursday.
General Alfred Caldwell. of Wheel.
ing, was in town yesterday on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. s, George are in New
York.
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ON MURDERGHARGE
Trial Of George Hunt for Killing Of
Rlsvsy wells.
THE THEORY OF SELF DEFENSE
BEING Set Forth by the Dsfendant-A
Number OF witnesses IN the West
Liberty ARair Testify IN the Hear
ing, which Will Continue To-day.
Doubts as to Primary Cause Of
weIls' Death.

The hearing Of George Hurt, this
voupr school teacher. charged with the
murder OF Harvey Wells, at West Lib
crty, was begun yesterday by Squire
Rogers, and will be continued to-day.
If was held In The criminal court room,
the fall quarters being too small for
the crowd Ct WITNESSES summoned.
The facts in the case are familiar 20
newspaper readers, and st will be re-
membered that Wells died last satur-
day. from injuries alleged to have been
inflicted by Hunt in a fight between the
men, at West Liberty on November II,
1899.
The defendant was represented by
Attorneys 8. o. Boyce and r. NJ. Adj
dcman, Of this city, and ~. N. DUN
Iap of West Alexander. the states case
being looked after by ProfeCuting At
torney Meyer. The warrant. charging
Hunt vita murder was sworn out by
N. F. Wells, Of wellsburg, brother Of
the deceased. The case attracted a
goodiy proportion Of West LEbeFty's
population, and during its progress
Hunts parents sat near him. He APP
peared to have no fear OF the outcome.
and his friends think the self-defanse
theory will be firmly established. The
witnesses examined for the state In
oluded Joseph r. Mccolloeh. Chester
Thomas, James Caldwell, prh Caldwell
and Jobes. Of west Liberty, and Har-
den. OF wellsburg; and for the defense.
n. &. Murray, George Blggs and Frank
Blayney.
The physicians united in believing
that Wells death was caused by a
blood cIot on the brain, which likely
was the result Of the wound inflicted by
Hunt. but DR. Jobes had doubts that
this was the primary cause. The bulk
of the other testimony was TO the eject
that Wells was the aggressor. James
caldwell testified that Wells tried TO
nick a fight with Hunt in his store, and
was ordered out by his brother, Sam
caldwell, and that then Wells followed
Hunt to Faris,s store. where the fight
occurred.
Another witness had heard Wells say
he wouldn't drop the fight until he had
dropped Hunt. 1t was brought out that
Hunt threw the stone, and did not have
It tied in a handkerchief IN the manner
of sling shot, as was rumOrrd in the
srst accounts OF the affair. Wells was
unconscious for several minutes after
he was knocked down.
The hearing will be resumed at Ii
o'clock this morning.
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Moa1EoHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.


j. C. Mcmahon has returned home
from Ripley, jackson county, where he
spent several days, the guest OF his
mother. who is in very feeble health.
william Jones has returned home
from the North Wheeling hospital,
where he has been confined for some
time.
Harry Weldman has returned to work
after an idleness Of three weeks, on
account Of sickness.
DR.. NJ. A. Dowler has announced him
self MS q candidate for sherif on the
Republican ticket
Mrs. John Leniley has returned from
Burton. where she was ut the bedside
Of her brother.
Rev. Smith. OF NIoundsvllle, will
preach Mt the Christian church Sunday.
at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs Homer Morgan Is the guest Of
friends at Beaver Falls Pa, for n few
days
Miss Elsie Johnson Is recovering
from severe attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Theresa Gilbert. OF Martins Fer
ny. is the guest OF Miss Cora Rlsgs.
Homer Morgan has accepted posi-.
ton as CLERK at McMechen's store.
Mrs. Carter AtcMechcn Is confined to
her home on account OF III health.
Ex-Mayor Robey has been laid up
this week with q severe cold
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emnized at the Methodist Episcopal
church, Thursday evening, Rev. G. W.
Bente officiating.
The Young Peoples. Society VIII hold
their regular meeting at st. Matthew'S
German church. Tuesday evening. Rou-
tine matters VIII pc considered
Several Benwood boys have made
appllcaiiohs LOT eaoetsnip Nt JHe steIe
H.llSe y Ie 1oMI wv m su -
'os' " n .s'.. su','OSt. ~ 90. -,
Mrs, EaMu a hi sn'n'5 % W,, nSs
station SsS durinT tho mast week has re- e..
turned home.
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to-day at the residence Of Prof y. y.
vFtiiiamt, On Third street.
The county Republican executive
committee viii hold o meeting AZ the
court house here this afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marry Of Wetzel
county, ID the guest Of her son, J. w.
8iaury. Of Twelfth street.
Miss May johnson. Of St clalr6viile,
o.. Is the guest Of Miss Norma Scott Of
T0mllnson avenue.
]. Howard Holt Is home ff6fi a
business trip 10 Caldwell, Ohio.
Richard shafer has entered Llnsly
Institute as a student.
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RxEnnrnR,s SALE.

XECUToR,s SALE OF VALUABLE
III REAL ESTATE.
will sell At auction at the north front
door OF the court house, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q 1900,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. M, the fol-
lowing pieces Of valuable real estate' To-
Lot No. 21O5 Market street. Improve
ments. q two-story brick house, containing
4 rooms and nall; lot fronting y feet on
Market street, depth ~ feet TO Alley 81
In good repair.
AiCo lot No. 10 on Twentieth street. now
occupied by Bethel Mission, fronting 90
feet on Twentieth street, about y feet -
renr, and 30 feet deep 20 private ailey,
Also lots Nos. q and . on IWenuetA
street, fronting f7is feet on Twenueth
street, 80 feet deep 10 a private alley In
movements. one double tWo-story brick,
Containing eight rooms each, with base
fnent; both gases and wafer
Also lot No. IA Eof street, fronting
-1s 10 feet on Don street, running back 100
feet to an alley; improvements one two
story brick house, containing rooms
Also vacant lot No. 2iie Eon street,
fronting 10 Ia feet on EOn street, running
back 100 feet TO an alley.
TERMS OF SAI4E-ohe-third cash on
day OF sale, and the balance In Two equal
In6tallments OF ono and two years, with
interest. The deferred payments TO be
secured by deed Of trust.
JOHN M'KEE, Executor
c. s. GREER. Aiictioneer. Iel5.t&th
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BE11A1RE HAPPEE1Nas.
Matters Of Interest IN the Metropolis
of Halmnnt County. n

Of Belmont County.
Somebody has had the water drawn
from a city hydrant here analysed for
business purposes and furnishes the
result as given by William p. Toney,
Phi. D., chemist. He says: HThe SAM
pie is polluted by two Glasses OF im-
purities, excreta and sewage, rapresent-
ed by the chlorine and ammonia. and
by a class indicated by the flxed car
bon, which may come from swamp wa
ter sawdust, etc, from manufactures,
or, possibly, from coal OIL The SAM
pie IL unfit for drinking purposes and
cannot be recommended for manufac-
turing purposes
Hope commandery, Knights Tenn
plRr, conferred the orders upon four
candidates Thursday evening, viz: JOS
eph A. Cooper and Charles n. Dank-
werth. 1r., Of this city; Raymond Long,
and II. A, Grayson, Of Martins Ferry
There was splendid gathering Of the
members ana the door work was es-
pecially well done by Past Eminent
Commanders.
A petition iB being circulated here
for the pardon Of Henry Herber, the
rash young man Who was sent to the
penitentiary last December for sending
obscene letters through the mail. He
wrote them to- girl on Wheeling Is
land and pleaded guilty 10. the indlct-
Inent In the United States court. Tho
petition Is directed to President Me-
Kinley.
Mayor Freeze taxed Mrs. Mary Cum
ningham IS and costs for being very
drunk. and James Tallett was fined SIS
and costs and given thirty days in jail
for pointing a gun at his brother. Mar
shai Johnston took the latter to the
county jail yesterday afternoon.
The way to get the best kind of can
didatcs for city offices Is to attend the
primaries and vote for those OF your
choice. There is no bar to voting for
any one at primaries. That Is what
they are for-to give all the people q
chance.
Shadyside people are talking Of or
gambling company 70 build n street
railway to connect with this city and
the electric line. They would be better
of II the electric company would do II.
1t Is now stated that John I. South
ers, who has been manager OF the Bel
laire furnaces for a long time. will
move with his family. to youngstown,
where he will occupy similar position.
Morgan Gorreltsis the only Bellalre
There are two other boys in. the class
from the township. What Is the matter
with the town boys?
The entertainment Of the Gravel Hill
Literary and Social Club by Mr.. and.
Mrs. s. o. Cummlns yesterday evening,
was very pleasant occasion for all
concerned.
Charlie Davis, OF Martins Ferry. Is
now stenographer at the Cleveland q
Pittsburgh railroad freight office, In
place Of Frederick Riddell, who resign
ed.
The city board Of health IS enforcing
the sanitary laws early this spring, and
they are right about It. There Is no
danger Of too much cleanliness.
chalkley Dawson. the well known
civil engineer, who has been confined TO
his home for some time, Is now recoV-
erlng.
People ore already trying to engage
houses for the first Of April. There are
no empty oens here.
The Kinney Water Supply Company
has been incorporated, with a capital
stock Of $4,000.
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pR1paaPoRT AAgPHNINes.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.


The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Presbyterian church gave social
last evening In the church. which was
very ENJOYABLE. The BroolIside man
dolin club furnished music for the occa-
sion. The proceeds Of the social will
20 towards the purchase Of a new organ
for the church.
The funeral OF Howard Woodccck
took place yesterday morning. at 10
O'Clock, from the residence OF his
brother. Frank, in Klrkwood, and was
largely attended. Revs. secrest and
Donahey ofticiated. Interment was at
Ldnwood cemetery.
A Pike street car ran into the milk
wagon Of Louis Cook yesterday morn
ing, and badly damaged two rear
wheels. 1t IS claimed by eye-witnesses
that the accident was unavoidable.
Thomas w. Williams has announced
himself as a candidate for city clerk on
the Republican ticket.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
pay car visited the men in this city
yesterday morning.
Mrs. j. c. Morgan went to New Ath-
ems yesterday, to spend a week with
relatives.
MISS Lizzie Rhodes, of Alliance, is
the guest of her grandfather, at West
Liberty.
Miss Mabel Kyne. of sIstersville- is
the guest OF her sister, on Lincoln
avenue.
Otto Citizen, of St. clalrsvIlle, was .
business caller in the city yesterday
William Brutton is Second ward Re
publican candidate for assessor.
c. v. sandrey. of Pittsburgh, was in
the city yesterday, on business.
E. w. Houser has returned from a
business trip to Pittsburgh.
George C. Mckee was in st. Glars
Vile yesterday, on business.
David Boston is slowly recovering, af-
ter months illness.
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SOME OF THE BEST.
There Are Also Many others Of Equal
Force.
Good Qualities That Put the Stamp Of
Excellence Upon This Article.

There are many reasons why you
should take Morrow's Rid-ne-olds in
preference 10 any other kidney prepara-
tion, First, Kid-ne-oids are seien-
tlfic preparation. Second, They are
Tablets, which is the scientific form OF
preparing medicine. Thlrd, There are
never any bad after effects from their
use. Fourth, They act directly upon
the kidneys; they are strictly kidney
cure and nerve tonic. Fifth, You do
not have to quit work while using KID
Be-oIds. A fifty-cent box contains
enough for about two weeks treatment.
People use Kid-ne-oids because they
cure kidney ailments. -.
Here is what Mrs. r. D. Seeley, No. ~
Bradford street, Charleston, says: Il
suffered for some time with pains across
the small part OF my back; At times u
would be very severe, and rendered u
almost impossible for me to get about;
was very nervous, and could not sleep
at night. My condition was gradually
growing worse, and l felt lust like was
going TO have a severe sick spell, and
was afraid OF a spell OF fever. read
about Morrow's Kid-ne-oids, and where
they were guaranteed to cure lame back
and nervousness, 80 1 decided TO try
them. obtained some Ht the drug
btOFe, ana began taxing tiem AZ VnSSi
according 10 the directions; In q day or
80 the pain disappeared from my back,
and began 10 improve and feel better
IN every way, and In a remarkably short
time was feeling perfectly well again.
and have been 80 ever since"
Morrow's Kld-ne-oids are not pills.
but Yellow Tablets, ana cure all kid-
ney ailments. nervousness and Sleep
lessness. They are for sale at all drug
stores
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re-
quest by John Morrow & Co., Chemists.
Springfield, Ohio.
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Mrs. Theophile 6chmitty wife OF the
Ex-secretary Of tho German consulate,
writes the following letter TO DR.. Hart
man, from Sl7 Wabash Ave-, Chicago,
III. Mrs. schmitt says: II suffered
this winter with q severe attack Of Ia
grippe. and having repeatedly heard Of
the value OF Pe-ru.ns IN such cases 1
Thought would try 1t. fused 1t faith
fully and began to feel = change for the
better the second day, and in the course
Of . week 1 was very much improved.
After using three bottles / not only
fonnd that the grippe had diSappearedr
but my general health was much better.
1 am satiShed that Pe-ru.na Is q wonder
ful family remedy and gladly endorse
It. Yours, Mrs. Theophile Schmitt."
Mrs. N. z. Wheeler, Rockford, Tenn
writes: al am very glad TO write you
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THE nNoN-coMsD
OF Company A, National Guard, APP
painted BY Capt. Glass.

pointed ~ capt GAASs,
Yesterday, Captain John P. Glass,
commanding Company A, First Infan-
try West Virginia National Guard, an
nounccd the following appointments OF
"non-coms":
First sergeant-euy S. Wrestling.
Quartermaster Sergeant = Lee F.
Dobbs.
First Duty serseant-charies G.
Dobblns.
second Duty sergeant-aeOrge W.
steenrOd.
Third Duty Sergeant . fancy H.
Pollock.
Fourth Duty sergeaut-John ]. Fita-
patrick.
First Corporal-Harry S. McGrane.
Second CorpOral-charles w. Alexan-
der.
Third corporal-olHs Kline.
Fourth Corporal-Henry ]. Stellar.
Trumpeters-clarence Echols and Lee
roy NJ. Reed
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you think this letter will be of any use
10 suffering humanity you may use It,"
Ia grippe is acute, epidemic catarrh.
There IL no remedy In the world that
meets this form Of eatarrh IS thoroughly
IS Pe-ru.na. During the first stages Of
Ia grippe Pe-ru.nA Is an tinfAiling REM
ody. People who have had lS grippe
and have partly recovered, but remain
half sick, will and Pe-ru-uS exactly
suited to their case. There is NO remedy
devised that will so quickly and thor
Oughly diSpel the dIsSgrSsable and Ssri-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The state OF West virginia,
Ohio County, So:
In the clrc0IS court Of Ohio county, west
Virginia. January Rules INV
Ada 7. Dunbar vs.. George D. DunbAr'-ln
Tho stSte Of west virginia:
no the Sheriff OF Ohio County, Greeting;
we command you that you summon
George D. Dunbar, II he be toHa9 ~ yees
SsiiiSiek, TO appear At the clerks once
~ Inc circuit court Of Ohio county A.
rules 10 be held for the said court, on INC
frst Monday IN January, 1879, 20 answer
4 bIll IN chancery exhibited against nun
in the said court by AGA .s ,-l' WIfnsH .H
- n Henning, clerk OF our said court,
n = the court house OF said county, IN the
cIty On wheeling. the 18th day OF Decem-
Der. 1889, and Il. the Sith year OF the STATE
OF West Ni'sc c. H. HRNNING. Clerk.
A copy-Teste; c. II. HENNING' clerk
sHERIFF's RETURN.
George d. Dunbar Is no inhabitant 90
my baiiiwlek, nor found therein TINS lst
day Of January lSg 1rvfE N q
For II. C. Richards, 8, o. q.
Thu object OF this suit IS 80 obtain a
decree dissolvInE the bonds OF matEimony
existing between the platntih and the de-
ie Ana II appearing from an afldayit filed
in said cause, NJ these rules inat 'I'e w W
Tpnt ~ the state OF West Virginia, ana no
Mi having been served With process IN
said suit, on motoh OF the com ~ Z
by her solicitor, this order Of Pu l9IIo
that inc said defendant at6vo named, pe
and IL required TO appear Wtthin one
month after the date Of the hrst puhllca-
fIon OF this order and do what 10 neces.
ordered that this order De puoihheu anu
poEted az required by law. -
Witness q, II. AennlnE, clerk Of our
said court. At the court house OF SAID
county, this 9Th day OF January lsV@ TO-
wits January G. r1 H. H HsS clerk.
Published the first time Jsn I!s,y = 5 ~.
~ Wv ~ ARNETT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
DEPOSITION NOTICE,
Ada +. Dunbar, plaintiff, Va. George p.
Dunbnr defendRnt.-ln the circuit court
81 U abov SO HsTied George D. Dunbar viii
$40 malice that the dispositions OF Ada 7.
lumbar, plnintim; Prof. ]. y. Frasher ana
mr.. Elmer Frasher. MIS-, CoNan anI oIn-
~ viii be taken at the office OF w. w.
Anal attorney-at-law. IN the court
Sniidin, IN wheeling. In tho county Of
ohio. state OF West Virginia, on the stu
day OF February, a. D., 1900. between, the
hours or o'clock a. M and o'clorS y.
,hs Shoye cause on behalf OF tho above
nensd plaIutiff. And H. from any cause,
1bn takinF Of the said dispositions shall
moi Be commenced. or bolng commenced
shall not BE- completed on me aSy ,ntoTS
io1rnci from day to day, or from time
10 time, untii the sAIAe shall b SenaRIs'ea'
tae.a Attorney for PlAlnllM.
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SToCKS EoR sALE.

National Bank Of west virginia.
FoHtoria Glass Co
Wheeling Pottery
Bloch Bros. Tobacco.
Wheeling Steel q Iron Company.
Wheeling Bridge Company
National Steel Company.
Franklin INSURANCE Co.
Dollar Savings Bank. Bridgeport, Ohio.
National Steel Company. American TIN
Plate Company, National Tube Company,
American Hoop Company stocks bought
and sold on tho Stock Exchange New
York and Chicago
SIMPSON 4 TATUM,
Room 1 City Bank Bldg, wheeling. W, va,
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that Iamdn every
way cured Of ca
tarrh with which
I have been
troubled for ten
years or more. I
feel very gratefal
to you for curing
my cAtarrh, as It
was . very stub
born case. IhRve
felt no symptoms
Of the cRtArrh for
a-a- n -n,R 70