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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-17
woUrDsvIILr BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County, Chief City.

The money subscribed TO purchase
the ground wanted by the Fostoria
Glass Company. on which TO erect a
new plant. has nearly all been paid In,
and the company Il having the ground
laid on, preparatory 10 beginning work
on the new factory. II does not take
Moundsville long to accomplish an un-
dertaking when she once takes the
notion"
W. II. Hillyer. OF Freeport Ohio, was
IN the ctty-yesterday. In the interest Of
the National Heating Company. Of
Freeport, Ohio. He Is endeavoring TO
Organize q Joint stock company for the
manufacture and building OF his pat
ented hot mir furnaces. The matter
was laid before the board OF trade at
their meeting last night
The January term Of the county court
commenced yesterday. The organiEa-
ton was effected by re-electlng q. =.
Gray president. The will OF Sarah Ge-
no. of Liberty district was presented
for probation and turned down by the
court.
The sale OF property for delinquent
taxes was commenced yesterday at the
courthouse. by Sheriff Doyle. About
half the property advertised was sold,
hllu kllE HlLlt OL lAlle NGulAlAlAEN WG9 aa1
1ourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
Prof. l. B. Wilson, Friend Cox and
wife, c. a. ShoWacre and wife and the
Misses COckayne heard the Pittsburgh
orchestra recital at Wheeling last even
ing.
w. NJ. Meighen, attorney for MrS.
Ellen BFant, Of McMechen. issued nm
Injunction In Judge Melvln's court, re-
straining the sheriff from selling her
property for delinquent taxes.
W. w. Smith is going to have the old
building on the corner OF Ninth street
and Lafayette avenue. torn down and
replaced by hne new brick structure,
s. T. Hooton. Of Baltimore. spent
Monday night here, as the guest of his
brother. Col J. r. HOoton. He left
yesterday morning for Pariersburg.
Mrs. Herman left for her home at
Cadiz, o.. yesterday, after visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. Harris. OF Seventh
street, for several weeks.
Miss Cordella Mccosh, of Beeler's
Station. is the guest of her sister, Miss
Laura Mccosh. of Third street.
]. Howard Holt and wife and Mrs. W,
]. Holt heard Paderewski ut Carnegie
hall, Pittsburgh, last night.
Mrs. s. W. Mathews leaves this
morning for Washington. D. C., where
she will spend the winter.
The Sixteenth Century Club. Of this
city, will meet this afternoon, with Mrs.
DR.. Linsz, OF Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hodgman have
gone to Mexico City, Mexico, to spend
the winter.
Miss Pearl Criswell is the guest Of
friends at st. Clairsville, Ohio.
Miss Daisy catlett goes to McMechen
to-day, to visit friends.
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INTERFERING MIETINe
Of salvationists Tomorrow Night.
Work Of the Army.

Work Of the Army.
A big time is expected at the Saliva
ton Army hall tomorrow evening.
Brigadier clifford, the leader Of the
division, win conduct the meeting. He
is fluent speaker. also q very good
singer and he viii be accompanied by
Stan Captain Adams.
Said a Salvation Army member last
night; ~
"Brlgadler Clifford has been in the
ranks OF the army for fifteen years.
He was among the FIRST 10 open the
work In Pittsburgh, whenht was almost
unsafe for them to march the streets or
proclaim salvation on the street cor
ners. Sticks. stones, mud and debris,
together with the vilest Language and
abuse, were hurled at the salvatlonists.
But the army has SoaeOn amid itallun-
til to-day it has gained the support Of
the majority OF the people.
1.-THE army tx doing good work all
over the world In Europe. in Africa,
In South America and Asia, all over
the United States and Canada the Sal
walton Army is at work, trying to lift
the fallen, bringing cheer to the hearts
OF the oppressed and salvation TO the
ear of the heather. In the United
states alone there are over sig hundred
and eighty-fOur corps, and the average
number of souls saved per year in the
United States amounts to 1904; there
are 2.562 officers at work in the United
states. The army is doing good work
and 1t deserves the sympathy Of the
people.
"The local corps which is in charge
of Ensign Coup. is doing its part in this
great work. Good is being done every
night and the results are being seen.
on Christmas some seventy-Hve bas-
kets were given out to the poor per-
haps. over 500 poor people being fed.
we are trying to help those who are in
need, and do good to the public in gem
eral.
$50 the meeting on the 18th will cut
no small figure In the history OF the To-
cal corps. Captain Hamilton will also
be present at this meeting. Everybody
is invited"
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MART1N,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of whseling's
Progressive Nelghbor.

Mrs. Cordelia Hesse, a highly re-
spected German lady. residing in Act
nHville, died at her home. about
o'clock yesterday morning. Of dropsy.
Deceased was seventy-one years of age.
The funeral will occur tomorrow af-
ternoon at . o'clock, from the residence
and the Interment Will be at Riyerview
cemetery.
A. ]. Mackrey. the new superlntend-
ent OF the Laughlln tin mills, took
charge Of his new duties yesterday.
The former superintendent, ]. r. Phlll-
Ups, left last evening for Pittsburgh.
where he will take charge OF that dis
trict.
George Cooke, W. B. Francis, George
Duncan, H. G. Pratt, Winning Boyd
and Z. ]. A. Drennen were In St Glars
VILE yesterday, attending the opening
Of the session OF the grand jury.
One OF Nenl & Ellingham's wagons.
heavily loaded broke down on Jeffer-
son street. yesterday afternoon. An
other wagon from Wheeling was sent
for to extricate matters.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Norman oc-
CURED yesterday morning at II O'Clock,
from the TiltOnviIle church. Intermenr
was at the Tlltonvllle mound.
Great interest Is being manifested IN
the Gordon meetings at the Presbyter'
ian church. and they continue to at
tract large crowds.
Elias Lewis wen. to Pittsburgh yes
terday morning, to hear Paderewski, at
Carnegie music hall, last evening.
At a meeting Of the health board
yesterday morning the garbage con-
tract was let TO Chauncey Davis.
Mrs. Robert Heslop attended a reun-
fon OF the descendants Of James EXIey,
at Wheeling, last evening.
Paul Thomas left last evening for IT.
tusvllle. Florida, where he will make
his future home.
Mrs. Samuel Wood is quite III at her
home on North Fourth street
Harry Fleming. OF Flushing, was In
town yesterday, on business.
The new tin house at the Laughlln
went on yesterday.
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pE11ArRR HAppRN1Nas.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.

of Belmont County.
There Is considerable oil excitement
in this part Of the county Just now II
is said the well near st, Clairsville will
be shot in few days, and oil men are
watching It with much interest. Quite
u number of Bellalre people are inter-
ested In leases In that vicinity, and also
near Neff's. where well 10 TO be put
down In the near future.
Word has been received that Rev.
PrOudft, OF the United Presbyterian
church, is rapidly recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
The revival services being conducted
by Rev. Powell at the South Bellaire
NJ, f.. church, are being largely attend
ed.
Miss Helen Coffee. Of Newark, is Wis
ittng her parents, Rev, and Mrs. r. S.
Coffee, OF the Fourth ward.
The d. p. o. T. lodge win enjoy a
banquet after the regular business
meeting this evening.
The funeral OF Charles GreInart will
take place to-day. Interment will be
at Steubenvllle.
Mrs. J. p. Yost and daughter, Of
Marion, Ind, are visiting friends in the
Fifth ward
Mrs. John Dubois Is able to be out,
after II sickness Of several weeks.
Charles White, Of Hsymarket, Va, is
the guest OF relatives in this city.
Ionic Lodge. F. & a. NJ, held spe-
clal meeting last evening.
Miss Mirle Lilly Is visiting relatives
In Wheeling.
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The ohildren,s Meeting.

The chlldren's meeting held yesterday
afternoon at the Third Presbyterian
church, had an attendance of over
three hundred. These services Will be
continued this and Thursday after
Moons. Rev. DR.. Williams will conduct
the revival services at this church ev-
cry evening this week. Next week they
will be in charge OF Rev. II. Ross Pa
den, of Benningsvllle. Pa.
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The Plague Situation in HOnOlulu.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. - Surgeon
General sternberg has received the fol-
lowing letter from Major Blair, sur
geon, U. S. A.. dated Honolulu. II. l.,
December %, 1899:
Since my last report there have been
i've deaths In the Chinese quarter OF
Honolulu from bubonlc plague - two
Yesterday Guards have been placed
around the infected district. and every
precauiion possible has been taken TO
prevent the Introduction OF the dlsense
among the troops. In my opinion, Chi
natown viii have to be burned and re-
Quit on sanitary basis before the
Plague can be stamped out. Such a
course, understand, Is being contem-
Plated by the authorities"
Surgeon General sternberE says that
Ine situation in Honolulu appears to be
WsIl In hand, So far not n single case
o. .! The plague has appeared among the
United states troops. and the depart
,o"nt expects to keep It away from our
Troops
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Could not express the rapture ofAnnle
y. Springer. OF l12b Howard st.. Phila-
delphia, Pa. when she found that DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
had completely cured her OF hacking
cough that for many years had made
life Il burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help, but she
says OF this Royal Curc-"it soon re-
moved the pain IN my chest and can
scarcely remember doing before. feel
like sounding its praises throughout the
universe" So will everyone who tries
Or. Kings New Discovery for any trou-
BILE OF the throat, chest or lungs. Price
Zoe and Sl.OO Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store: every bottle
guarantecd-5.
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pENWoop.
News Notes From the Busy Marshal
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
Benwood is becoming almost the po-
Ilticai hub of the county. nOtwithstand-
Ing that Moundsvllle is the county seat.
A MoundsvllIe man said yesterday that
he could hear more politics In a day IN
Benwood than in his town in month.
This towns prominence In this regard
is due to It's being the terminus OF each
of the street railway lines. and It
catches ait the gossip. Besides, BEN
wood Is an Important industrial centre
and its taxes form the biggest chunk
Of the county's revenue.
The electric lights VIII be turned on
tonight. the nrmature having been re-
pnfred. The surplus lights, which were
being used In certain places without
the comphnys knowledge, are to be
cut OF. An investigation by Messrs.
Morgan and Martin, for the company.
revealed many lights that were 80 used.
Kelly Hahn was arrested yesterday
by Constable 10y, on the charge Of
jumping n board bill of $25, owed to
John Ramsey. OF RAmEey's Hotel.
Hahn gave bond for his appearance be-
fore Squire Lacey on Friday.
The decennlal re-assessment of Mar
shall county real estate will not be
completed for about four weeks. and II
IL expected to show an Increased valu-
alton. The work was begun later
than In Ohio county.
Hon. Arnold Schcrr OF Mineral coun-
Is, a member Of the penitentiary board,
il doing some missionary work In this
county along the lines OF his candidacy
for state auditor.
Delinquent tax payers are given UNI
III February to come up to time, fall
ing In which, Marshal Furbee threatens
them with suits.
A child OF John Leach, OF North
Benwood, that died Monday. will be
buried to-day at BoEgs' Run cemetery.
Thomas Blckerton, II Is said. will be
candidate for street commissioner ut
the Republican primaries,
John w. Davis has returned from n
trip to Ohio towns.
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BoER SOLDIER
Charges British with 1nhumun
Treatment Of Prisoners.

Charges British With Inhuman
Treatment Of Prisoners.
MIsHAwAKA. Ind. Jan. 16.--J, Q.
c. Van Den Bosch, retired manufac-
turer Of this city. and formerly an on
clal In the Holland state department at
The Hague, has received the following
letter from Heinrich Van Der Riep, a
young lawyer, who resides in Pretoria:
when trouble began Joined Jou-
bert's forces. 1t was n trIumphal
march of the volunteers in the invasion
Of Natal and a number OF brilliant ma
noeuyres followed. which resulted in
the fight at Elundslaagte. where I WAS
wounded. 1 managed to escape after
many hardships and am awaiting full
recovery from my wounds before re-
turning to the front And now come
to the subject that makes every hui
name soldier tremble with rage--the
manner In which the British treat our
wounded and prisoners. wish above
all things that the world might know
how completely these scoundrels vlo-
late all conventional and humanitarian
laws. How they butchered wounded
soldiers with their lances, cruelty NAL
treated prisoners, and mat in direct
contrast with the so-called stupid
Beers who are treating their English
prisoners and wounded with the great
est kindness"
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-The twenty
round bout between Jimmy Murray, Of
cincinnati, and George McFadden, Of
Brooklyn. resulted in a fiasco as far as
the sporting end of 1t was concerned.
Amid the jeers of the disappointed
crowd Referee Mentz awarded the bat
tIe to McFadden, in the seventh round.
because the Cincinnati boy held on too
long in clinch. Both men had strain
I'd the rule to the breaking point
throughout the bout and had been
warned repeatedly by the referee. on
its merits the battle should have been
draw as both men had scored num-
Der Of points.
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CTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.
once or Wheeling Steel & Iron Co,
No. II Fourteenth Street.
Ass1eNEE's SALE.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
a PROPERTY : HusCRoFT BROS
= GREENERY.
BY virtue OF u decd OF assignment made
by j. c. Huscroft, w. A. Huscroft and
W G. Huscroft Grading as Huscroft
Bros) to the undersigned assignee, dated
the 18th day OF September, 1899. and re-
corded in the clerk'E ofiiae OF the county
court OF Ohio county In Deed OF Trust
Book No. 80, page Gil, / VIII on
THURSDAY. JANUARY. 1s, 1890.
beginning nj 10 O'Clock a. N. OF said day.
sell on the premises In the Peninsula addi-
tIOn TO the city OF Wheeling, 1t public
auction, all the following property, to-wit:
A certain leRsehold for greenhouse pur-
poses. for the term OF ten years and ak
months. beginning on the LIST day Of April.
Der, 1901. TO the ten lots numbered from
81 to 40 inclusive in the PeninBulR addition
to the city OF wheeling, laid out by Row
x Bauer, as shown upon the plat OF said
addition recorded In said clerks Office In
Plat Book No. /. page Is,
This sale Including all privileges and
being subject 10 all conditions provided In
said lease, including the payment TO the
lessor OF the sum Of al.S on each flrst
hereafter until the expiration OF said term.
Also all buildings. green houses erected
upon said lots or any OF them, and all
boilers, pipes, frames, glass. pots, furnl-
ture and one wagon situate upon said lots
or any OF them; formerly owned by the
Huscroft Bros. and used by them IN con-
ncctloR with their business as florists
Said property Will be sold as whole
or In parcels. as may be deemed most adj
VnntaEeouS to the trust.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third or as much
more Of the purchase money MS the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay In cash on the
day Of sale. the balance, Il any, In two
equal installments OF six and twelve
months, with interest on the deferred in
stRllmcnts from the day OF sale. the prin-
clpnl and Interest Of said deferred INSTALL
ments to be secured to the satisfaction or
the Undersigned assignee
JESS McCAuSI.AND. Assignee.
$, o. B0YCE. Attorney
c. $. GREER, Auctioneer. Jas
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RroTous sTRIKE
In Rio Japeiro Dispersed by a Force
Of Cavalry.

Of Cavalry.
RIO JANEIRo. Jan. 1s.-over 10000
divers OF all kinds OF vehicles went on
strike yesterday. A small faction OF
monarchlsts. headed by ouro Preto. a
brother of Carlos Alfonso. and Malvino
Refs. attempted to take advantage Of
tic situation. Numerous groups at
tackled different points, tearing up the
street car rails and destroying cars.
Several thousand of rioters in front OF
the presidents palace raised cries OF
Long Live the Monarchy" Death to
the Republic"
Asmall force of cavalry dispersed the
rioters with difficulty.
The city to-day has the appearance
Of martial law having been proclaimed.
The horse cars and other vehicles are
partly working. The police. during the
first hours Of the disturbances, were ex-
timely weak and inefficient. but were
reinforced by regular troops, especially
cavalry. and order was re-established
promptly.
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zvrcher Found Guilty.

Yesterday, in the criminal court,
Judge Hugus, in case of state vs..
Henry zyrcher, defendant was found
guilty Of stealing a horse, buggy and
harness. There was the usual motion
for a new trial. The jury was out only
ten minutes. This case was tried at the
preceding term of the criminal court
when the jury disagreed. In the trial
yesterday new and more conclusive ev-
idence was adduced
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

Business Transacted by State su-
prene Court.
speclaI Dispatch to the fntellIgencNr
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. ia
charter was obtained to-day by the
Darlington and Wheeling Packet Com
pany, with principal office at Mounds
vile; authorized capital. 100000. For
c,gn charters were issued to the United
Reduction and Chemical Company OF
New York with authorized capital OF
50 100000. and to the Brookshlre Mining
company, with a capital OF 500 ooo,and
the principal Office at Manhattan N Y
The supreme court Of appeals met this
morning aud transacted the following
business: The state OF West Virginia vs.
Samuel Il. Alderton. from Tucker coun-
~, wit OF error and superBedsas allow
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Nulliaed by Kentucky Supreme
Court.

FRANKFORT. KY. Jan. 1s.-The
court of appeals to-day rendered a de-
cision multiplying Governor Taylor's APP
polntment of W. H. MaelSey and A. NJ.
j. Cochran as election commissioners.
and enjolnIng them from acting, thus
sustaining the Democratic commits
sioners Poyntz. Fulton and YOntz.
These commissioners viii try the con-
tests in the cases Of minor state ofl-
GERS. The decision was made on a
strictly party vote. Judge GuRy, Bur-
nam and Durllle dissenting.
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Looking for Trouble.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. fG.-Prepa-
.suonS Tor trouble are being made at
,he backus mills Of the American Steel
W.T." Company To-day, cots and
lspn,Hes We're taken into the mills One
-, ,nG officials o' the Rod Mil Work
W "hlon received word to-day that
@,p.n'f mill n the company, nj New
r ,.,.''' Pa, had been closed by reason
w. n. '"' strike. and that one Mt Rankin,
~. ~. would probably be closed to-mor-
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r1eHT1Ne JOE WHEELER
Has Resigned, and win Occupy His
Seat in Congress.

Seat in Congress.
FLORENCE, Ala. Jan. 16-The first
absolute news of the intended course Of
General Joe Wheeler. representative in
Congress from this. the Eighth district,
came to-day in a private letter to Hon.
william ]. Wood. stato back-tax col
lcctor. and a personal s,fend OF the
general. The letter follows:
"PANIQuI, Island of Luzon, P. l.,
December 2.
Zion. w. ]. Wood. Florence, Ala.
81 saw In papers from the United
states that the commissioner of the
land office was again recommending
that our mineral lands be sold under
the net OF March 3, 1893. and wrote to
him. urging that this he not done until
we get our school lands out Of 1t. 1 ex-
meet 10 leave in few days for the
United states and Will devote myself to
getting the bill through. which I think
I cnn do now. could not have left
here while the campaign was on with
out being subjected to severe criticism.
/ have resigned my position in tho
army.
with high regards. truly yior friend,
JOSEPH WHEELER
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
IN at the annual stockholders meeting
Of the Wheeling CofTpRatinE Company. =
state Of Wess Virginia. 10 be held a. the
office OF the company. IN the city OF Wheel
ing, IN the state OF West Virginia, on the
I'D day OF January. 1900. a resolution Will
be offered Increasing the authorised NUM-
company from fifteen hundred Q,lo0)
shares Of the par value OF one bundled
dollars tti0O.O0 each 10 nifty thousand
5000 shares Of the par VRluc Of one huns
dred dollars $4,000 each
ALEX. GLASS,
de2s Stakeholder.
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That ThrobbInr Headache.

Do, ,,.'.N quickly leave you, N you used
~ -, y,nE New Life Pills. Thousands
r,.it trts nav" proved their mntchless
rg, i3f SICK md nervous headaches.
r,. .N'hn pure blood and strong
I, ana build W your health. Enay
NJ Try them Only - cent?.
gsr uIak 10 MOI cured Sold by I,O-
'' "'NR TO-. druggists g.
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For RENT.
BUSINESS HOUSES.

No. 1921 Main street. running through 10
Water street, one or three floors, with ccl-
lar, Possession at once II desired
Nos 22i5 and 22i7 Market street, large
store room, with second and third floors,
suitable for retail business. Now occupied
by White, Handley & Foster.
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DYNAMITE MILL BxP1oDEs.
Ten Persons Killed : Decoration
Heard 1854 Miles.

TURIN. Jan. ia dynamite factory
at AyiglIano. l54 miles from here, ex-
plodsd to-day. with the result that five
buildings were reduced to ruins, the
whole surrounding district was shaken,
and many houses were badly damaged.
Ten bodies have been recovered from
beneath the ruins. In addition, several
persons were injured and taken to the
hospital. The detonatlons were heard
az FAR as this city. whence surgeons
were dispatched to the scene OF the dis
astcr.
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AGENTS.
MALE HELP WANTED.

MEMORIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
M ready. Tens OF thousands will be
sold. Opportunity OF n life time 70 make
money. Big profits; credit; freight paid.
Send ten cents for outfit and be first In
field Each subscriber gets a fine photo
type portrait Of Mr., Moody for framing
free. Write quick. AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE, 1872 N. 18th st. Phil
ndelphIa, Pm. jai5-mwtSf
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ed; Geofgs F. Powell, committee, VI. J.
a.. smhllwood, from Tyler county. ap-
peal and supersedeas allowed; state OF
West Virginia vs. Sam. Lilly ct ais,
from Kanawha county, argued and sub
mitted. Court adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Low Rnten 10 clavelnnd.

The wheeling & Lake Erie viii sell
tickets January IS, II and IS. at re-
duccd rates, account the National Re-
tall Groccrs Association.
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PUBLIC sAIFs.

FTNEN BONDS OF $4,000 EACH or
the Charleston TIlction Company, o.
Chariestgu, ". Va, viii Be sold ct public
door o court house Of OHIO county. Wheel.
Ing W. Va. Wa
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DON'T let the little ones suffer from
ccgcmn or other torturlng skin diseases.
No need Tor IT, D0nn's Ointment cures.
Can't harm the most delicate skin. AZ
any drug store, 30 cents,-1