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Now Martinsville Briefs.

Lloyd McIntire was before Squire
Dopler, at Proctor, Thursday, defending
young man charged with the theft OF
IN oil well cable. The evidence show
I'D that tho cable was purchased as
junk from some men In charge OF the
well, who had divided the money among
them. The vendors OF the cable could
not be had at the hearing, but upon the
evidence of the young man, md the
man who hauled the cable. he was dis
charged by the Justice.
7. Conway, contractor on construction
OF the Short Line has failed for sizes,
aud by agreement OF creditors, tho
Jackson Grocery Company. OF Parkers-
burg, Ia to settle up the business and
apply the money IN discharge OF his in
debtcdness, 1t Is thought that the u.s.
sets will pay in full.
Tho Enchantmcnt," played by the
schol children. took place last night.
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BRIDGEPORT.
MARTINS! ll44,lR ! FERRY.


attending the funeral OF the formers
brother, Thomas Anderson.
+ Miss Lena Nellinger suffered the frac-
ture OF her right limb below the knee
yesterday morning, while at work in
the yard. In Some. manner she slipped
andsfell. DR.. Hepler reduced the frac-
ture. 81 1is
William Ehni. OF Davis. w. Va. ar
rived In the city yesterday, to attend
the funeral OF his father, Jacob Ehni
Tomorrow afternoon.
The funeral of Jacob Ehni Will take
place this afternoon at 2 O'clock; from
MS residence, out the National pike.
Miss Lucy Clark returned yesterday,
from q few days visit With the family
OF j. $. Harrison, at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Thompson returned to Dennison
yesterday after n weeks visit with
Mss Pearl Palmer In Kirkwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Zera Sharp have re-
turned from Ironton, o., where they
spent Christmas with relatives.
The street car company has finished
repairing the cable which had burned
~ Two near the power house.
William Ehni, Of ATcKeesport, Pa,
came down yesterday, to attend the flu
neral Of his brother.
81. l.. Clark returns to-day from Lit
tie Rock, Ark. where he spent Christ
mas with relatives.
Miss Claire Sharp has returned from
nm eight months visit with relatives at
lronton, Ohio. n
Frank Howell returns to New York
to-day, after 4 weeks visit with his
parents ~
Harry Mercer, Of Clnrksbure, is the
guest OF relatives in this city for few
days. ia. :, n
Several people from here attended the
Shriners' ball ut Wheeling last evening.
II. f. Mccain, OF Malaga. O.. was in
city yesterday, calling on friends. X
Lawrence MCGOWAN. OF Youngstown.
Is calling on friends in this city. Z
F. E. Ball. of GAINESVILLE, was calling
on friends In the city yesterday.
A. II. Mahon, of Malaga, Ohio, was in
the city on business yesterday.
Miss Jessie Harding. OF Blaine, is the
guest OF relatives in this city.
Herbert Woodcockis quite i'll at his
home!n klrkwood.
The Aeina-standard Mill VIII pay out
$4,000 to-day. =
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VNCRSTs ORPHAN ASYLUM EAST MAIN ST. C0LUMBUs ONO

DR.. $. B. Hartman I.
Some years ago friend OF our insti.
tuhon recommended 10 us DR.. Hart
mans Pe'ru-nn' as IN excellent remedy
for the Ia grippe, OF which we then had
several cases which threatened to DO OF
hserious character.
We began to use 1t and experienced
such wonderful results that since then
Pe-ru-na has become our favorite medi.
cine for intiuenza, cata1rh, coughs, colds
and bronchitis.
SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS,
"St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum.n
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Wilson's Comedy Company will open
a weeks engagement at the Columbia
theatre next Monday night. This COM.
pany had just finished a weeks stand pt
the time the Elysian theatre burned
down several years ago.
Marcellenc. iive-ycar-old daughter Of
Mr.. md Mrs. Thomas Brady, Of the
Third ward, who has been seriously Ill
for some time past with pneumonia, Is
Improving and on q fair way to recov-
cry.
Miss Flora Bickcl very pleasantly en-
tcrtained 4 number Of friends last
ing were INDUCED In. after which re-
frcshments were served. 5Ea
David w. Darrah and bride arrived In
the city Thursday evening, from Chat
tanooga, Tenn. and immediately went
to their already furnished home on
Thirty-second street.
Nose Elikan, Martin Ncy and Jake
Schndcwolf left yesterday for weeks
trip up around the lakes, visiting AIT.
Clemens before returning home.
Clerk Of the Courts L. L. Emerson
and wife ana Deputy Rodney Barnes
attended the society ball In Armory
hall. Thursday night.
Quite number of young people from
this city are enjoying the skut ting on the
Back river each afternoon and evening.
AR. and Mrs. George e. Work, of
Sistersville, are visiting Mrs. Works
parents. in the Fourth ward.
Earl McNabb has charge of Dank-
werth G. Ney's drug store, during the
latter's absence. W
Miss Eva Thomas, of Steubenviiie, is
the guest of friends and relatives in the
Fourth ward.
Mrs. James LETTERS Is at Freeport, O.,
called there by the serious Illness Of her
mother.
Mrs. Addison Thompson and son Rus
sell. are guests Of the family of D. II.
Darrah.
VIII McMcchen, OF st. Clalrsvllle,
was calling on friends here yesterday.
H. A. Wilson, of Pittsburgh, Is spend
Ing q few days with friends here.
Cashier c, w. Dickens and wife are
visiting friends at Beaver, Pa.
All was quiet around the mayors Of
itec. yesterday
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Harry Greene and Cole and Ru,her.
ford. members Of the Robinson shnws
arrived last evening, and were met nt
tho train by the local lodge Of Elks and
u pand' ana escorted to their hall. These
gentlemen will hnve charge of the min
slrel performance 10 BIO given by tho
B.,P. o. Il. January IA.
Marriage licenses have been ;szpr,, 70
frank Baker and Eunicc McCIlntcncI,
both Of Rosby's Rock; William W. Yo-
no. Of Howard, and Annie C. Fair. OF
Adalinc, and W. c, McCrackcu nn1 Le.
M Chapman, both of McCrackcn, Pa.
Cant, Charles Muhlcman sTi .lsIrra.
Niles Mamie and Miss Sarah Mu;lI,roun
OF iiaTntha', Ohio. arc the guests ~
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Scott, OF TomlIn.
son nvnnnc,
a number Of Elks from Beitafrc,
With EsltagrinBtOn'a band, came down
last night ard paid a tr-ttrrnal Walt to
the local lodge,
Abner Porter Of Sand I'M, was hers
on business last evening,
Jury Commissioners II. w. Hunter
and L. r. Gray are making the list OF
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Free Correspondence.
nit jurors to be drawn for the year

petit jurors to be drawn for the year
OF 1901.
Seth w. Williams left on Wednesday
for Berkeley, Raleigh county. where he
has secured a position.
A. C. Shaffer. Of Parsons. w. Va, is
visiting his sisters, Mrs ]. T. Burlcy
and Mrs. L. L St!dgcr.
Ralph Sigafoosc has returned to his
home. in Chicago, after visit with
relatives here.
Miss Lr,itia Parker, OF Wheeling, is
the guest OF Miss Mary Velton. of Sec
ond street.
Miss Neva Bonar Is visiting her sister
Mrs. G. ]. Carlysle. at Ashley. In
diana. $50
Dr.. t. W. Hall was at Glen Easton
or business yesterday.
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BENWooD CHURCHES.
Services of an Interesting Nature to
be Held Sunday and New Years


be Held Sunday and New Years
Eve.
At the morning service ut the Meth
odst church, the pastor, Rev. G. W.
Bent, will take for his topic, "The Old
and the New Century" Al the eve
nIng seJvEcCs one Of the dcacancsses
from the home, Mt bridgeport, will
make an address In the interest of the
deaCOncss home work. At o'clock In
the afternoon the annual election Of
officers will take place, At $50 p. IN.
Il meeting OF the EPworth League WIN
be held. and the subject will be ~
New Years Greeting" Special New
Years services viii be held Monday
evening, beginning at o'clock. During
the first hour of the service q discus
sion on ~ Forward Movement In Cod
Illness" VIII iake PIace. During the
second hour the discussions Will be on
Tho topic, THE Number. Condition and
Peril Of the unslved In Benwood, and
What to DoR9 Reach Them" The last
hour VIII DO taken un in examination or
personal e%pcrlcace consacratIon and
seeding pirlGa guidance for the nrw
year,
High nnd low masses VIII be cqlebrat-
ed az tho uaual morning hours ut ct.
John'u Catholic church by the rector.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs. benjamin Hildebrand and chill
dren returned to their home at Cam
bridge. yesterday, after n visit of a
week with Mrs. Hifdebrand's parents,
on North Main street.
Willard Ball Issued invitations yes
terday for party, to be given this af-
ternoon, from . to 4, at his home on
South Fourth street.
John F. Mitchell and daughter, Miss
Clara, OF Mt. Pleasant. are the guests
OF his daughter Mrs. w. B. Francis, on
West Walnut street.
1t Is reported that a gentleman en-
gagged in the newspaper business In this
city Is soon to wed young lady from
st. Clairsville.
Misses Bertha Walker and Matte
Holloway, of Flushing, are the guests
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ard viii be repeated to-right. The
proceeds VIII be used for the purchase
OF a piano for the new school building.
The Short Line Will put on another
train JANUARY /. The traffic on this
read Is so great that with the limited
trains they have been unable 10 handle
the passenger traffic.
Invitations were Issued this week for
the wedding OF George Umstead to
sEiss Minnie Clark. Miss Clark is the
daughter OF Josephus Clark, the well
known merchant
{ Miss Imogene Brast,aswio is attend
ing schoolat Wheeling, is spending the
holiday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. \. Bras,, q The South Side.
Albert Barltar,, contractor, began
work on the high school building
Thursday. The building is 10 be COM
.pleted by September /, 19Ol.
Ross sayer, Thayer McIntlre, Samuel
iAbersold, Charley Hall and Ross Ea-
kin Will return. to Morgantown uniyer-
sity the first of the week.
E Miss Mary Burlirsame. who has been
taking a course In art at Buckhannon.
Is spending the vacation with her par
ents here.
a. C. Ruby LEFT Thursday for western
points, and will be absent for u week
buying up horses for his various livery
barns. ia
Lee Koontz, who is taking a course
In dental surgery ut Philadelphia, is
spending the vacation with his parents
here. saa
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Thompson left
Monday for St, Clairsvilic to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Thompson's par.
ents
!, Miss Dora Wilson, who has spent
many months here, left FOR her home at
Warrington the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7, Hervey and
daughter, Miss Hazel, are visiting
friends at Pittsburgh. y
Editor C.sG. westerman and wife are
visiting friends in northern Pennsyl-.
vania.
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OIL C1TY-River 2 feet inches and
falling. Weather, cloudy and cooler.
& REENSBORO-Riv feet and sta
lionary, Weather, cloudy and cooler.
WARREN-Rivcr foot inches.
Light snow and moderating.
a MORGANTOWN-River feet 4
inches and stationary. Weather, cloudy
and warm.
BRoWNSVILLE-River feet Q
inches and stationary.
Pl1TSBURG driver 49, feet and
falling. Weather, showing.
.STEUBENVILLE- 4 feet IL
inches and rising. Weather, clear and
cold.
pARkERSBURG-ohio river c feet
and stationary. Weather. clear. Tenn
perature, So. Due up--Vaiiey Belle at
midnight Due down-Ben Hur, at p.
NJ; Urania ut 10 p. M; City of Wheel
Ing ut midnight. Little Kanawha sta
tfondry. Locals on time.
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RIVER ROAD ELECTRIC LINE
Project From Wheeling to Wellsburg
Meets With Opposition in Brooke
County-A Petition Against Grant

ioJSSb Sioin wheeling TO WellSburr
Meets With Opposition in Brooke
County-A Petition Against Grant
ing Of the Franchise in Circulation.
1t seems that the projectors OF the
proposed Wheeling WcllsburG electric
railway, under the name of the North
ern Ohio Valley Railway, Company, nre
TO meet with decided opposition In their
efforts 10 secure 4 franchise at the
hands OF the Brooke county court. Yes
tcrd1y circumstances were placed in
circulation In Wellsburg and through
out Brooke county against the granting
of franchise over or along the river
road from WeHsburS to the Ohio
county line ut Short Creek
The reasons assigned are that the
county has just completed the road In
question at great expense. the object
being to avoid the danger from the
railroad, and to now grant franchise
for an electric railway would defeat the
object and that 1t would retard the
growth and development of the county
and iHjure The business interests Of
NNHspui b w aiNSl luz titue VI Nleel-
ing.
Just what success the rcmonstrants
arc meeting with in securing signatures
to their petitions asking the county
court TO refuse the application for u
franchise. Is mt yet known.
The application will come before the
county court at its regular session, the
first week in January.
The interests favorable to an electric
road out Bethany pike viii line up
against the river road project, and
should they and the Wellsburg mer-
chants join forces q strong fight would
DO made against the Wheeling com
pany. On the other hand. those resId-
Ing along the proposed route between
WcllsburS aud Short Creek are under
stood TO favor the granting Of the fran
chise, aud some Wcllsburg business
men say they arr,iiot afraid OF compe-
ti,ion; so that an Interesting contest IS
looked for when the matter comes UP
before the county commissioners.
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An Old Belmont Boy.

W. 8. Cash, clerk Of the courts Of
Belmont county years ago, and the
last Democrat who ever held that Of
fee, who moved to Spokane, Washing
ton, just after retiring from Office, Is
now partially paralyzed and is con-
fined in the hospital of that city. Billy
Cash had many friends all over Bel
mont county, who viii be sorry 10
hear of his misfortune and that his con-
dttion is not very hopeful. s
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Only the Virginia and Hudson are
running in the Pittsburgh and Cincin-
natl trade.
The Hudson passed UP for Pittsburgh
Friday ut p. M, and will be here at
4. IN. Sunday, for Cincinnati.
The marks at p. IN. Friday showed
5 feet 3 inches and rising. Ten feet or
more is expected unless there Is very
cold weather.
The City Of Wheeling. having dis
continued the once-a-week trip through
to Pittsburgh. will clear Wheeling for
Parkersburg thrice week. on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, and In addition
will make the round trip every Sunday,
Wheeling to Sistersyi!le and return.
succeeding the Leroy. Doubtless this
finely equipped and fast steamer Will
do a big Sunday business. Her. first
trip to Sistersville and return will be
made Tomorrow.
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,, ne report OF the condition OF the
w, Mf,isoufs national bank at the close of
business on December II. shows re-
sources of s3252l5 IS, with loans and
discounts OF $l52,S4S 70. and lndiv,dn,,
u nv subject to check of sl2S1s7 81,
an ne capital stock OF the bank is sloo :
w. and the surplus fund Is 500 600 nv; ,rhn
S ,,o,, annual meeting will be
held January s. 1901. '
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Samuel Luchs Dead.

Samuel Luchs, a well known resi-
dent and merchant OF BeIlaire, died
very suddenly yesterday afternoon, az
ter q short illness. He had severe
cold and took q coughing spell and
ruptured blood vessel. He was sixty
four years Of age and wife and four
children survive him. The funeral will
probably take place Sunday afternoon.
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Knights of Pythias Elect

MelIsDurE Lodge No. 80. Knights of
fythlas. has elected the following ON
Gels' chancellor commander, Earl A.
\ rost; vice chancellor. Fla. Chapman.
prei@'e' Charles a. Clarke: master of
inc work, w. r. Glass: kceper OF rec.
C C, ana seal and master OF finance.
Carl IL. Jacob; master OF cxchcouer, 10
a, sheets: master at arms, w, c. Cor.
"ate"aef' inner guard, D. n. Gamble:
o .a guard George w. Snyder; trus.
, ICES Z. w Stoetzer and NJ. A. Jones
, rnese officers Will be Installed mex,
Thursday evening,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
NOTICE.

~
In tho Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. In Chanccry No. LIS.
Mary C. Davis w. Thomas C. Davis, Ia
f. Sdfcf, trustee. and Honora o'Neit.
BY virtue OF an order entered IN tina
above entitled cause on the 9th day 90
November, 1909. referring 1t 10 one OF thu
commissioners Of said court TO ascertain
and report the lien debts OF said Thomas
c, Davis. tho amounts thereof and ths
order OF priority. and whether or not the
rents and profits OF tho real estate men.
toned In the bill and amended bill Will.
In 1ivC years, pay the liens thereon;
Notice il hereby given that the under
signed commissioner has fixed upon Sat-
urduy, December g. 1900. ut 10 o'clock a.
M MS the time. and HIS Office, ut No. 1911
Chapinc street, In the city OF Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia. as the place,
nj which he will proceed TO ascertain and
report upon the several matters In said
order of reference required.
Given under my hand this 5oth day Of
November, 1890.
c. p. FLICK, Commissioner.
J. e. W, McCulicy and cranmer & Cald.
we'll, Solicitors FOR Complainant.
published first time December l, 1907
t-H...sr ... dol-S
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Mr.. W. e. Nc
Kahn, Iowa Park,
Texas, who was
'compl " re.
stored to health
b y Pe-ru-n q,
writes as follows:
" ] have used your
Pe-ru.na and have
given 1t . thor
Dug h trial. I
must say the re-
Sultyrnc fatteriop
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is visiting his parents, in the Fourth
ward
Lnfe Glove, of Glover's Gap, is the
guest of relatives on McMechen street.
Thomas Daily Is confnc to the Glen.
alo hospital on account OF sickness.
Charles Nolan, OF New Martinsyille,
Is the guest of friends In the city.
The annual repairs arc being made at
the Wheeling steel works.
Jake oppenheImer is confined to his
bed with quinsy.
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RIVER NEWS.
YEsTERpAY,s DEPARTURES.

charleston. ..TRANlA. Z a. m.
Parkcrsburg CITY OF WHEELING, noon
Parliersburg. BEN HuR. n. m:
Pittsburgh. HUDSON, 6 p. N.
sistersvfiie. RUTH. 800 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY. eco p. n.
Steubenville. II. NJ. BAfNE. $50 p, NJ
To-DAY'S BOATS.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. $50 II. m.
PnrkersburE. H. X. BEDFORD. IL O. m.
Newport. JEWEL. II a. m
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 .. III.
sistersvillc.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Steubenviite. r. NJ. BASNt. go y. N.
To-MoRRow's BOATS.
GAINESVILLE. .LORENA. u. m.
pittsburgh. BEN HuR. 4 n, IN.
PITTSBURGH .KANAWtiA. ia. m.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 6 u. m.
Cincinnati. HUDSON. S a. m,
SIs;erAyllle. CITY OF WEEELlNG,7 am.
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n. ]. Greer's Cid Dead.

Yesterday morning, ut an carly hour,
occurred the death of the four-weeks'-
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Greer, OF
Martins Ferry, after an Illness OF 4
few days. The funeral services will be
held this morning at 9 o'clock, from the
residence, on Sixth street. and the in
terment will be made at Rose Hill GEM
etery, back OF BelIaire.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NATIONAL TuRE CoMpANY-PRE-
Al tt meeting OF the board OF directors,
held November 80 1900. n qUnrtcr- yearly
dividend W ONE AND THREE-QUAR-
TIERS PER CENTGM upon tho preferred
capital stock of the National Tube Com
Many was declared uut OF the net profits
81 the company, payable january :. 1901,
al the Office OF the company, No. &c Cort-
lGndt street. New York City.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books will
I've closed on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
December, 1870, at 5 O'Clock n m. and will
remain closed until Thursday, the third
DAY OF January, 1901. ut 10 O'clock n. m.
\. F. LUKE.
no.c.s5.Se-del1-sf" Treasurer.
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Miss Renner Dead.

Miss Ella Renner died ut an early
hour yesterday morning, at her home
on Lombard street, in Martins Ferry,
after an illness with dropsy. Deceased
was sixteen years of age. and well
known. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at 2 o'clock and the In
torment will be made at Rivervlew-
cemetery In that city.
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Rev. Father Wernlnger. vespcrs win
De sung and benediction pronounced
IN me evening at 1850 o'clock. Special
midnight mass will be celebrated Mon.
tury.
Inc regular Sunday morning services
WIZ De held at st. Matthew'S German
Lutheran church. conducted bv tho
pastor, Rev. Paul MetzenthEn. SIM
uay school Will be held ut the usual
honr' and On Tuesday morning specIal
New Years services will be held
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that timewe hG7o
not had to employ
o physlcian. Our
family consists. Of
seven, and VIC al
ways use it for
tho thousand and
one ailments to
which mankind
is liz ble. We
have used it in
cases Of scarlet
foyer, measles
and In cripDa
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mend 1t to those suffering from coughs
and colds. i will praise Pe.ru-na for.
ever" Pe.ru-na cures Ia grippe.
Mr.. Joseph Kirchcnstcinor, 81 Croton
street. Cleveland, O., says: "We have
used Pe-ru-na for eight years as our
family medicine. During the whole OF
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EXECUTORS SALE.
7EXECUToRs, SALE

EttEAECoEotRs "HHS
o. personal property-Thursday. January
g. 1901, on the Abram Wilson farm. be-
tween Buffalo and Short Greeks, Brooke
county, West Virginia. Also will offer the
said farm for sale, consi sting OF S6l acres,
more or less, OF land underlaid with three
veins of coal and considered one Of the
best improved farms In the county.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thfrd cash and
the balance In two equal instruments, pay
able in one and two years. with interest
from dale OF sale. the deferred payments
to be. satisfactorily secured. The right Is
reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
JOS 3. WILSON,
JOS. II. WILSON.
Executors.
(. JOHN NJ WILSoN. Auciiopeer.
Sale 10 commence at 10 n. m, rain or
shine de"b
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Mr.. G. W. Ar
lnge, OF G ollins-
vile, Tex, writes:
VI have been US
ing Pe-ru.na for
cough l have had
for some time. 1t
h Us completely
cured me, and I do
l,tt1
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Edmond Hobbs Funeral.

The funeral OF the late Edmond
Hobbs took place yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. from the residence OF his
son. William H. Hobbs, of North Fifth
street, in Martins Ferry. and was
largely attended. The interment fol-
lowed at the Peninsula cemetery, In
this CITY pHs
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have been given
good health by
Po-ru'na. In Sep
t Q m b er, 1893, I
caught a worry bad
cold. 1t settled
on my lungs and
l was troubled
with night swosts
q nd Q terrible
cough I could
not 81 eep part Of
the time. 1 could
scarcely breathe.