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FOOT HALL..

A large crowd saw the.: football Katrat the sutr fair ground* restcrday atcrr.opn between the: team*'of the Litsly Institute and the Vhecllnij hipschool. ..The Llnsly's colors were loweed in the dust aftev a, stubborn and ejciting smuggle. The acor«j,was.'12 toBebout made a. touchdown'th theflrihalt and Baer did likewise lh the seconIn Vddltlon to. thls, Llnslrw^is feire'edi,:niake a safety, and as bo -goals, we:kicked, the score netted I2'(j)olnts.number of girl puplls'of :tfic'hlgh -scho.rooted Inns and hard for the boy.-!.

The Wheeling high schooijand Civthdral school teams will'clash-ion theMiland ball park gridiron thl» afternooThoi'game,' which1,ls/.cerlitln ;to be,warm pebble, begins at 2:50 o'clocHooters for/both elevens will be outforce. ..

There promises to be Wheeling rootcwith W. A..C. nt Stetibeayll[e, and^tli^insiy a nrsi team ret Bethany this a,Icrnoon. Stcubcnville expects a. lartattendance at the, game with W. A. <The local aggregation leave* ;the Matin's Ferrr ^cpotV of the ;Cle\eland"Pittsburgh,at 2 p. m. A. C. ouslto win.

The Wheeling high school-hoys worled 'the famous "guards back"; formition, introduced by the-Ifoj<5$ P., wllsuccess in f/esterday's pame..

Wrat Virginia W»V/Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.-'FAIRMONT, W. VaV; 5JoV;':;, 4..T1West Virginia Unlversltyt.!and "WestejUniversity of Pennsylvania {playedscrappy game of football, here: to-dabefore a fair sized crowd.''-"The fornvwon. In the last half/Yeager madetouch-down. Twenty minute- hal'v<f&: were: played. The scoro was five .1Jf nothing.

|' ISOWLING./ WHEEUNO LEAGUE."r / Team. Won. Lost. P

Bowlers ..v.:. .V'10.-2 .?All Aliko i" 2 :*Puritans 10 « 2 .1Wheeling Z .1Old;Cronies H 3- y.Bum Dams 5' 7Aber Nits l VII- r .<I .a Belli* A 12 .(

f. -Frog.'Horns -0 .>12 ,<$ The" Bowlers won .thre* straight froI*.; Aber Nits last night. Score:

BOWLlvUS. 1st. 2d 3rd. TotBlchards ............... Mtf 172 -127 -1C. Bader ..V. -.171 i:>; lis 4*Beckett V 147 £11 }. Ifti» HEarl Barr .. 12C -m 132

i-/:-Emblem 12? i.V) KM ,lFalck 1'J)' 110

Total S ST"' m &'AUKB NITS. 1*1 2d.t3rd TotB. Bcnrooder .......... 1S» 101 >Badcr 137* 131* 111 I'/Amjnermkn l«l, 131 va133 .. -iii. PiaiiKey;.;. w Jul or iGarden i£J US liD ;Unbatoitcr '. 138 in V9 U.Total 733 SOI 732 ZScorers.Hannen nr.d Dauman.Umpire.Nye.

MUSEE 1.BAOUE.Team. '." Wcm.'. X,ost. P

Jack Tars 8 1Howlers .'. ({ 3 .fN. E. I* A- A. A ..A. '5 3 .(l*i Belle tJ .3 .(Takeyourtlme 5i

... .Crescents. v...'..:.::.-:. .;Qrr A/j-Jn .................... -. ?Bhanle^'s 1 s .1The Jack Tavs broke the record for

three-pa me-scoro las: ni£ht by rollli3,IBS. Shanleyo were simply not-in It forminute.; Scorc:.JACK TARS. 1st 2d 3rd To!Brown 272 173 ISOCampbell. .- 1«3 U7 m Illandlan 172 l'ii, l«Brand 200 1.% 1S1BOsley 1W 186 '135

^y V .Turner id , sjy

Totals 3100 JOCO 1032 3;81IANLEY CO NO. 2L 1st 2d 3rd TotFisher ....321 110 -107turns .......... ... 301 nr» in"Worls 1!C Sfi 317 IShanley 117 313 HO

:,Knnia. 3-m; 12.1 344Hell 3.1C 330 Wj

JTotals ... 737 707" SIS £' 1'mplrc.Fujcato.

Scorers.Blssong and Friend.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

...\:-a Maltenor Minor Uoincul in nmi Al>oii

f -V -VtllO Cllr*Matinee nt the Grand to-dayy^y-.:^Grand to-night "Remember t

? Maine.". , : . i?,( i. /{ ,r»/ /' Turn out to-night and give Congresman Dovener a hearty send-off.Opera House to-night. Dovenc

Campbell-Dravo Republican^ mameeting.-1 v" ^ -v,Central Castle No. 1, Knights ot t

{V cGolden Eagle, gave a successful suppana concert at uuu reiiuws nun iu

night.Miiss Susie Eloise, aged thirteen, yea)

the.youngest daughter of Mr. and MsA. D. Fortney, of West Wheeling, dftatmtdnigtot last night, of typhoid fcv<Miss Jessie Long was fined.$5 a

costs by Squire Haberfleld yesterdcfor striking Willie Och, an elght-yeoold boy. The case was the oufgrowof a neighbor's quarrel in NortJi;Wheiing.Clerk Moffat, of,the board of coun

commissioners, yesterday comp^d twork of filling the'ballot boxeTfdr teixty precincts of the county, andMonday they will be turned over tcf4election officials of the several pi

.^clncte;«';&'? y;&->.'.vV r, '

City Receiver A. II. Forgey has 1

.ceived a consignment of HOO 0.^£L.Lomemorial buttons, which will form sovenira of -tjie .approaching annual sesions or tne Masonic grana longe a

Royal Archrand chapter of Weat Vglnla. The portrait on the buttpns Itsplendid likeness of the deceased;/

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ABOUT PEOPLE StrAUgeraiu tlioCltf nnil Whcellng-Prr !»'« Ahionil.

MIps Zona Ulltira,- of the Island,'7Is* of typhoid foyer. #

Captain Pipes, of Washington, JXIs visiting South Side relatives.A. L. Sawtelle came home from t

state university last night, to spendfew days In the city.Charles J". ShocK. of the in ternaire

cnuo doportment, Is home from WagIngton, and will return next Wo"dn<

'It will be good news to Dr. W. W. 13kor'K many frlonds In the lower Dartthe state to learn that he ta recoverlfrom his slekneRH and the amputationa limb. Mr. Baker Is postmaKterHamlin, and a merchant. Mtb. Bal<accompanied her husband to the city

Easy Foo/Jjiwvnl. Easy to Bu}

TO T-\W Easy to CoolEasy to Eai

ImS®? Easyto oigcsVI W^Atallgrocc;g »in 2-lb. pkgs. on]

U a* \VI (l;om Intrrot'ln Altirncr cir»ht»* Irfnrmnttan.

WASHINGTON, .Nov. 4..The cabintsession: to-tfajf was, without: developmentsand, in the absence ofany.'tablInformation'on the; peace negotiation!lacked Interest. The meeting was o

v: some;, length, but'the proceedings werof a routine nature, The forthcomln,

ie; elections gained ppfasideraMe;ittentioit-f and the pro«pectKaC Republican succeewere discussed, the members of the cab

.. met generally expressing sanguine viewft aa.to the election of a Republican houser- Some of the 'Republican Issues werc- commented upon. The forthcoming an

0 nual message of the President to'.Gongr&tt was' considered and some fedtfire5C of the reports? of Vthe various departft. merits outlined lit a general way.

to > The President, however, ;haa not yore made much progress in/the actual framA lngof the message. There was some at01 tention .likewis'e paid to-military mat

ters, particularly some references tconditions .In Cuba, though -the discus

2_ slon along this line was unlmportanlj. It was significant, however, that thn> matter of the peace negotiations "Ia Parte was not taken up.k.in MARTitt'8 FERRY.

ilapuntl MUhnptfii'the Thriving Clt,rg Aetata -the lllvrr.

,c Through the cunning of Constablf- Stanton, D. Coeh was brought befor2*, the authorities yesterday evening, o. the the charge of fraud. CoenVwtis'canr~ vasslng' the town as an optician,1 lit tinng and selling-solid gold glasses at the un" precedented low price of 5C. butr.iipo

examination of the fllasses by a JC\yeleIt was found that thc'-gold was only a

l" outsldt dress covering a brass bodfx~ and that -they belonged to the clns111 which retail'at twenty-five cents. II

was;.arraigned before Squire Kelleiwhere he plead guilty- to the charge cIiuot i-lJicai-iiwiiiiMi O«J«I nuo ii.icu ytu.ii

costs, amounting ta'$6. After.the sijuirle had flnlsHed his ^Tjusinesrt ' Uith. thn swindler? Marsha^-Llndcmuth'brougha a chflrgjv against hTm for.selllhg with

out a licence, and lie was''given $l-;ancosts, amounting to $5. It is though

2r that he is probably the party who haa been working the same ^racket!"xln th55 people of Wheeling,- Bridgeport ant0 Bellairp.

The funeral services, over .the. remnlns of Robert Gnlbralth, who dieWednesday morning, will be-conducteby-Rev; J. W. .Williams, at'St.iPaul'

er Episcopal church, at 1:30 o'clock thl133 afternoon, and the remains will be lal!33 to rest In Week's cemetery. v! ??

aa..» v..The case Of Samuel Oschenhel

MO against Frank Snodgrass, sr..and Fran117 Snodgrass, jr., for assault and for uslnj®3 uneentlemctnlv language' to plalntlflJJj was continued until Tuesday., .The parm ties live on Glenn's Run, above this cits

rftwral young ladles* from here atal tended a fancy work and euchre part139 given by illss Bessie Fogle at her hom!4S In i><ietarH9v o^Brnnnn

[J1) honor of her guest, Miss Elizabeth VaHI Busklrk, of Aurora, N. Yy '' -v

120. Marshal Llndemuth escorted Luthejjr. Gibson to St. Clalrsylllc yestertihy af

ternoon. Luther's chancel for servlnjjl another term at the reform school seer179 very bright.lis There Is a'large sale oi seats for tlii!jj entertainment to be given by the M-r125 section o? the Presbyterian church, a. the Opera House to-night.!31 Madison Aldredge, the.deserving Re

publlcari candidate for re-election aauditor In this.county, was calling ofriends in town yesterday. ..

er Mrs. Laban WJifon came down frorSSS Pittsburgh last night, and Is the gue?

of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilson, on Peai*7 street.lit Miss Kttio Sapp was taken to-Hasgjl kin's hospital yesterday - aftemoor?rT where she will undergo an operation.a The district meeting of the home'an

i). foreign missionary societies at Scotca Ridge yesterday. was well attended.

'Rev. Robert Calvin Douds w$l preac.^]i at the United Presbyterian church tcUjj' morroiv, at the usual hour?.iio, .Miss Ella Anthony entertnlned[JJ- number of friends at her home o

I^roadway last night.. Mr. and Mrs. W..L. Noble went t

CJaj'Si'IIle, Pa.* yesterday, to visit re)al atlves and friends.§q Miss Cleod Anthony came' In frori!|«i Flushing la«t night, to spend Sunda1(H) with her parents.!l|j George Inglebrlght hns returned fror_ a buslness'trlp to East Liverpool.«z The colorcd Odd Fellows will dare

at Scheehle's hall to-night.Miss Emma Groves, of Adena, Is vis

Itlng her sister la this city.51. C. Mitchell was in St. fclalrsvJU

yesterday on business.

M'AIECIIEIi.hp,

Ilniiptiiliig* of lutcrcat in the MurahnlCoimly Ton'ti.

The-King's Daughters met at th,r_ home of Mrs. C. D." Lewis and elcctess the following ofllcers: -President, Mr

W. Kettleweli; vice president, Mrs. Iho BaJtz; secretary, Mrs. C_ D. Lewiser treasurer, Mrs. Jesse Clayton,st w. J. Duffy has returned from.Bait

more, Md., where.he has beea the pa::s, two weeks on business .for the Brotl:s. erhood of Locomotive Engineers,ed An interesting* society event will t-r. the wedding of Mr. W. E. Thomas annd Miss Delia 13yard. which is announceiy, to take place in a few days,ir- Mrs. Fred. Shafer, of New Martinith ville, and Mrs. Lou Mayhill, of Wheeil-i ing. were the guests of friends hei

yesterday.ty Earl Dojie, son of Sheriff Doyle, wl»'i watt Bunuusi) aiv.»v me jiuat luw weenhe |a better and will recover.

Rev. V. S. G. Carroll leaves Mondu'le to visit'-hid mother, In Lincoln count"c" who ia very sick.

Mrs. Taylor Keller, of Elm Grov"e^ visited her mother, Mrs. G. JefCers, he:ns yesterday. '

is- Jcrry-vL. Hanen, of Washington, 1nJ C., Is the guest of his-brolhor, Hon.ir_ R. Hanen. ....

ia Mrs. Hannah 'Manila Is visiting Indaughter, Mrs. IT. 9. Brush, nt MeKeeport, Pa. ;,5Mrs. William Sliafer leaves th

morning to visit friends at New Ma" tinsvlllc.

Mrs. S. R. Hanen is the guCBt of hi11 daughter, Mrs. S. H. Riggs, of Whee

r ,n* ;..v7 R. L. Illbbs is visiting .his paronts

Mannington. He.will return next wee!Prof. Schoflold, of Martin's Ferryiwa a business caller in town yesterday.William Lorentz, of Jewett, O., wi

the guest of friends hero this week.>'s~ Friend Hugglns left yesterday oa

business trip to~ Grafton. i- ";a" Valley <lrovn

n° On Tuesday next the battle of the baA lots will take place. The Republicans

. Liberty district will do their duty tvnilne 1ft ulnro I^lbertv district-lrt

*; Republican column, where she rlghz- fully belongs. I;v*£M;dMvh. 8. It. JSwing has returned nfh

a six weeks' visit" to the Rev. Mr. 01mdre and Mrs. Gilmore, of New Yorl

'> They reside In a chnrmlns villa on tlHudson, twenty miles from the city.

9 Section Superintendent Charles 111f of the Railway Workmen here, wl* leave the latter part of next week f<

t, Beverly, W. Va., on a visit to his ag<mother, who, resides there. ^

!SMr. Milton Gibson will return Infew days to Denver, Col.,' his iutui

rs Iiome. In Arkansas he saya the flowe.. arc In bloom and the people pluntlnJ

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garden In, December.

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If Erery ccogh makes your throat jS »*£' g# more raw and irritable. Every cough n felc- w' congests tho lining membraneof;w$ Ue

ff" ;?B'your lungs." Ceaae tearing your K1ti | throat and Inn^ in thiaway. Take J ^

O Vfn«i III* fir«k i3as« ». » nni'nt' KTi/t

g rest bogie; tie tickling in tho throat 9K? coaceg; the coagh disappears. m

n H Tffosirea: $1.00; 50c.7 H ,v.

| Dr. Ayer'fl Clierry Pectoral Plaster R »

B should bo over the lunar* of every nperson troubled with a cough. cjB J. C. AYES CO., Lowell, Mass. B'/ A?

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o. ======= <;C HOOKDSVILLu f* ,a«

\ HI«cHlaneon« Melange or .llUtnir ?Iu'« ^ter from flliinlml- Melronn1l».

. The funeral of William Rlggs, who ^n died at the residence of his mother on 9»<r Tomlinson avenue. "Wednesday niflht, loi"

was conducted yesterday, from the res-

s ldencc at 2'o'clock p. m. -The Christiane Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian lw

- church; of which he was a member, at- J

if tended the fancral In a body. Interment^ \{ ! T>naa Cumnfn r\r We The funeral services over the remains

eof Mrs. R. W. Hall were conducted at m<it the residence on Court avenue, yester- th- day, at 10:30 a. m.* The'body was taken :d to Mannlngton on the 11:44 Baltimore Stit & Ohio train, Cor burial. S.'y.1'' #

3 Miss Olive Hltc, of Morgantown, will® arrive in the city to-day to spend a fewa days as the guest of Miss Bess Ewing,

of Third street.The Phoebe Roive Missionary Society

q of the Methodist Episcopal church, metd last evening'with the Misses Johnson, of3 Grant .avenue. j!;,v ,}' >' <

s M. S. McAfee, secretary of tlie Repubdlican central committee, will visit hisold home at Dallas to-duy, spending j

n- Sunday there.?-'J/:' f̂k The Salvation Army will give a ster- \g' eoptlcon lectuiv and musical entertain-f, ment at the school.hall to-night: ' i':jThe county Republican executiver« committee'will meet at 10;o'clock this I

inorning, at the court house.¥ William Catiett, of Washington, D.o C., is in the city and will remain over wln Tuesday, to vote. T '

n Circuit court adjourned yesterday at £?Z o'clock p. ni:, until Wednesday morn*Ing at fl o'clock. gcThe Republican central committee se® was in session yesterday afternoon. pcCharles Parriott, of Cameron, was a gj

^caller in the city yesterday. _ Ji{ Thomas Scott was at Round Bottom f0£ yesterday. re

ii ct.Wtllubttrg No j.

5 Bertha Miller,'aged fourteen years, siin daughted of Logan Miller, of Beach jjj

Bottom,'Brooke county, died ThursdayJ1 ntght, at 0 o'clock, from injuries re- (ycelved by being thrown from a borse pi,

while riding to church on Sundaymorning last. She^iad lain in a state of JJJ;j" complete un-consclousness from Sunday n»morning until Thursday night, when mi

^ death came. \hh Marshall Orer, aged .fifty, yeara; car- c?

penter, a native o£ this pluce, died here no

yesterday, from pneumonia, superin- J*duced by lying all night.in a barn at 0u.Beech, Bottom.

£Till: HIVlfR5W!

I.o YESTERDAY'S, DEPARTURES. PiI- Pittsburgh...VIRGINIA, 5 n. m. I"

Parkeraburg.ilEN HUH, 11 a. in.PtttuSiirrh AVAT.OV nnnn

n Gdlllpollfl. ..'..URANIA, 11 it. m.V ,SlstersvillQ..VRUTH, 3:30 p. in.

Clarlngtou...JVSROY,' 3:3a p. m.Steubenvllle..T. M. BAYNK, 2:<50 p. in. ai

n BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY..Charleston...GREENWOOD, C:30 a. m. ]c Parlccrsburg.il. K. BEDFORD. J1 a. in. »<?Matamoras... LEXINGTON, 11 a. m.

i 8lntersvllle.,:RUTH. 3:30 p. m. '

!" Clarlngton....LEROY, 3:30. p. m. m<Cincinnati....W. .T. CUMMIN'S. S a. m. wl

!c SteubonvilJe..T. M. BAYNE, 2:30 p.. m. beBOATS LEAVING TO-MORROW. fo!

Pittsburgh..-BEN. IIUR, 2 n.'m. H<Pittsburgh...KANAWHA,/!» a. m. asPittsburgh...KEYSTONE STATE, 6 ft. m. Wf

ll, ZancsvIllo....LORENA, 2 a. m.Cincinnati....VIRGINIA, 8 ft. m. 5aParkers burg".AVALON, 5 o. "m. KE

io' nild 'Along tho

s. The marks at C p. m. showed 5 feet 8?j inches ancl falling. Weather, clear aiid3 warmer. ^The Virginia Is to-morrow's Clncln- tnl_ natl packet. ^it The W. J. Cummins arrived from ari- Pittsburgh early this* morning, and Rj

leaves at 8 a. m. for Cincinnati. D(>e The name of the packet W. A. Hiltonid has been -changed to Katliryn. She is a G(d little packet of 67.54 tons, and plys on qu

the Little Kanawha. The change In ev5. name was entered in the office of Sur- inj. veyor of the Port Senseny here, yester- gi:e day. w»

Discussion engendered by the recentl0 visit to this country of Messrs. WhiteS( and Bates, English underwriters, has

brought out the fact that about ilfteen otyear* agx) -the total of marine insurance ef

; In the Untied; States was about 42,000,- Riv 000,000. For this the companies received re

in premiums about $17,500,000, the aver- cc°» age rate being ninety cents. Last year tet*0 the sum insured was about $4,000,000,000,\ the companies receiving about $10,000,0003. in premiums, at an average rato of arS, about forty-five cents. Since 1862, eleven nc

New York companies have, retired, sixi>r going out of business since 1S76, the year tvs- when the first foreign company started h(in that territory. ,or

isr_ River Telocramii. .

MORGANTOWN.River 7 feet 7 inprche« and stationary. Clear and warm. «.GRISENSBORO-Rlvcr 7 feet r» Inchesand falling. Fair and slightly warmer. ,OIL CPTY.-River 2 feet 6 Inches and1 Lstationary. Clear and warm.K- W.NRIUSN.River 1 foot 3 inches."bROWNSvIiTle.River 4 feet 11 in\sches and CalllnK". mPITTSBURGH.River 5.4 feet and

a 'stationary at the dam. Clear and pleas- thant. r v" v^'ViSTEUBDNyiLLE.River r. feet and

falling. Clear nnd cool.PAUKERSBURG.River C feet and !n

falling. Cloudy, mcrcury r»9. * bj°t; POINT PLEASANT.River C.G feet tu* and falling. Fair. ce!c CINCINNATI.River 12.7 feet nnd O!falling. Clenr and pleasant.; v blLOUISVILLE.Rlvcr falling; 0 feet 8 cn

*r Inches In canal; 4 feet fi Inches on falls; g«I- 11 foot 8 Inches below locks. Clear and bxk- pleasant.' al*« CAIROr-Rlver 17.8 feet and falling.Clear and pleasant.II. EVANSVILLE.Rlvnr. 12.9 feet and!H falling. Clear and pleus-nt.jr MEMPHIS.River 11.0 feet and,rising.:u v^ivur uuu JIKMIKIIK.

» OASTOniA. ^Bnin tin Han feys Botlfiht

n^r~=

rtzr .Vem lUnuGmhtrfii Ih th« Bn»yJSnnimll CaMnlr Tanrtt. '

Che 'double-'rteddlng;'"af':' Mr. Jamesinter to Miss .Vita Vance, and Mr.Uvard Vance to MIsk Sophia Nleber- 1

11 was quite o surprise to their Ben- -ticd friends. The ceremony was per- fined Sunday afterocoa'by-Rev. Sam- £Schwann, aY the English Lutheran ;T

rioniwe,':yfhe«Uag.y 'ICr. and Mrs.; iinter.have gone to. their, new home inumlhgton;' nad Mr. and Mrs. Vance tII live, temporarily, nt ihe home of e;s. .Vance's sister,In SoutfcWheellng:; C|C'newjloiigt of the :Crpitton society n11 be org&tlaed r.oxtT(itws;lay.even- Ajj There are several dlssatlslled tl;mbers of: the old lodge who are led- di: fit the: movement Som Muria»;bited for president The. national sec- b:ary, Michael-Wunlck; will come to $riwood to organize the lodgs. ti\mong realty transfers effected by 11

siah Sinclair were the sale of a lotthe Fourth ward, owned by A. Ci n

a M. If. McMechen to J, W; Weakly; r

d the M. A; Jeffera properfy.Sn Mc- 8

echtn, to Rev. H. P. 3IcSfenatflh>4 ®

ie" consideration In the latter transfer fis Frhe .reception to the Sunday school ®

is® of the M. E. church next Thurs-. .JrV evenlng,wlll be an enjoyable affair.tcholcc musical programme Is beingspared. aWealth Officer X N, Alloy's quarterly C(:ort shows a total number of eighteen; waths In Benwood during that period,'o of which were from accidents, and te sunstroke. c<Benwood lodge," I. 0. O. F., and the iigree of Rebekah will qttehd a social 'j>jslon of the Bellalre lodge this even- &

SSam Munas will spent Sunday In Pttsburgh. The wedding will occur In tenear future.number of loci Republicans nttend- /thet Smith-Dayton meeting In v

heeling'last night.Mr. John 0. Pendleton will,address ajetlng of Democrats this-evening, ate city hall. v

Vllss Hattle Satterfleld returned from >eubenvllle yesterdar. "

1A wreck at sea^is not the only place C'iiere a life line is of importance. £There is a life line for the sick, as well as &r the drowning man. -It is Dr. Pierce's Tslden Medical Discovery. It is not aire-all, but it is a scientific medicine that)cs to the fountain head of a number of [L1Hons and fatal diseases. .When a man ^ts seriously sick, he can generally be aired by the right course of treatment t<le treatment that cures many obstinate- o:ironic diseases consists of pure air, good 1od,rational exercise, and the use of a dmedy that will strengthen the .weak Jamach, correct the impaired digestion, j(vigorate the liyer and promote the as- gmilation of the live-giving elements of s<e-food. The "Golden Medical Discov- ay" accomplished all these things. oA young man lay pale and motionless upon *'hat neighbors caileo) his dying bed. Disease c.thclungs, livcrcomplaint. kidney trouble, andeurisy were fast hastening him to the grave, ?jle doctors hnd given him up to die. The J,'ighbors said.4he cannot live.1 'Oh, I would

t care todie,' he aaid, * were it not for leaving .y dear wife and little child/but I know that I 5list die.' A brother had presented him with ?atcnt medicines'; but. after the doctors had Pien him up to die nnd he had banished every 3.1ipe of recovery, he said to his wife, dear wife, "

im going* to die, there can be no hnrm now in P1ting that medicine. I will begin its use at Rce.' lie did begin to -use it and at first he 11ew worse, but soon there came n change. ClDwly but surely he got better. To-day that nitin is strong and healthy and he owes h'is life o:that medicine. "What-was the medicine? It Kis I)r. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and A.I,utlicr Martin, am the cured man. Dr. tlcrce, I thank you from the very depth ofmy Sart, for rescuing me from the grave." The 81regoingisfrom Luther Martin, Esq.. a promi- tl:nt citizen of Lubec. Wood Co., W. Va. ui

tlBELLAIRE. rgl

I Soils of I.ociiINchmiuiiI Gonlp Fromthe Gtn** City* o:

Policemen Seabroolo and Mason have Jndercd their resignations, to take 0,nee next Tuesday, the close of theimth. There Is some speculation as toio will succeed them, and It seems to aiunderstood that William Ernest, a t(rmer policeman. Is likely to be one. aiward Heatherlngton was mentioned J]the probable successor In .the First ^ird, but Howard, we learn, does -not .re to take the place, and it is not diio;vn yet. who will get the opportu- tjThe following arc the officers ot thelrlstlan Sunday Bchool, elected on

ednesda^evening:: Superintendent,. J. Morrison; assistants,George Hop- _

ns and C. M, Watson: secretary- #usurer, George MerU; chorister, G. JHopkins; organists, Bessie Drlggsid Flora Blckel; librarians, "WlllatnII, Thomas Humes, Alex. Wasser and o>ra Ogle. 0Frflllk DUCn. nf fhlq Pll» and mi«1 ^ly Barnes. of Bnrnesvllle, weretletly mnrrled nt Cambridge Tuesdayening, Rev. W. L. Mllligan perform- Jg the eeremonF. The parents of the cloom were very much put out and3Uld have stopped the proceedings If c;ey had caught on In time, but they ®;dn't. 0

The AV. C. T. If. elected the followingfleers at a" meeting held at Mrs. Rod- Rer's yesterday afternoon: Mrs. T. A. nodefer, president; Mrs. John MeNeese, l>cording: secretnry; Ms. ,T. H. Helnleln,rresponding secretary; Mrs. Long,osurer. VThe Knights of Pythias will hold a 0strict meeting in this city next monfli f(id the local order is maklnpi all the oicessary arrangements for it.There was an enjoyable meeting ofle Literary tind Social Club at the 81)me>of Mr. ntid Mrs. J. A. Gallaher, i,v Gravel Hill, last night.The Odd Fellows' fair this week has>en well attended every night. Arllng- t,n Division, Uniformed Rank, wenta body Inst evening.The Republican city committee met 11st night tid completed arrangements br next Tuesdfty.Dr. D. W. Boone and D. H. Darrnh 8lturned yesterday from a hunting trip.

TheCounty Teachers' Association willeet at' Barnesvllle to-day,Fusuer Bros, circus Is recuperating in 1Is city.. J

rittlJPIUi! Itching Pllra.SYMPTOMS.Moisture; Intense itchgand stinging; most nt night; worser scratcning. It allowed to con tineamors form, which often bleed and ulnitc,becbmlng very aoro. SWAYNK'S[NTMKNT stops tho Itching andcoding, heals ulceration, nnd In mostsob removes the tumors. At drugsts,or by mail, for GO ccnts. Dr.vavno & Son, Philadelphia. Refuse c1 substitutes. tthi&w

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People RO 'alons lor -years suffering1th piles. They, try this, and that andle other thins; from carrying a .bucltreto' grftlny ireatnient frcp) a physl-an. They ijb'tnrn- temporary'telle?' !inyhe, but they are never quite cliired:

little strain in UMn*. exeesilve fague.-alittle constipation or o littlelarrhooa and the piles come back.They, don't seem to amount fo much,ut they banish sleep and appetite.'» position Is comrortable.'TheroJ»iin>n3elocal pain and.that dreadful feel-.IB of weight In the perineum. fMay je in the early stages s«ne of theuuiy salves on tale will afford temp*-UJJ 4UUVL. Xi. UIC U» Ul JUUjtlanding there fs only one speedy andire remedy. It is Pyramid PUe Cure.Iven la light cases It Is the safest thing>'use. . Other -applications may curend may not. Pyramid. Cure Is alwaysartaln, always reliable,' always bringsomfort at once.- Its prompt use,saveslontha of severe suffering. In extremeaaes It will save surgical operationsnd their attendant dangers and dlsomforts.It is better than a knife. Willure easier, quicker and safer. Thouandshave used it. Thousands haveeen cured by it. The cost Is triflingomparod with what It does. The priceDO cents. Most anybody would gladlyay ten dollars to be rid of piles.Dru&glata sell Pyramid Pile Cure,*end ta Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall,lies.fWE

CENTsSILIf s=A WORD..AH solid advertisements under. the following headings: : : :

WANTED. PERSONALS,. LOST AND FOUND,

FOR RENT. FOR SALE,Will bo Inserted at th« rato of.

)NEIlCENTIiAllWORD i

TRUSTEE SALES.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.rustee's Sale of Ohio County Real

Estate.By virtuo of a deed of trust made byLobert 11. Lazcar and Jullot Laa«ar, hisrife, to mc, as trustee, bearing data on10 twenty-fourth day of April, 1895, andow of record in the clerk's ofllco of theounty court of Ohio county. West VlrInia,In Deed of Trust Book No. 42, pago13, 1 will on

HURSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OFDECEMBER,1393,;11 at public auction at the north frontoor of tho court houso of Ohio county,feat Virginia, commencing at ten o'clock

m., the following described property,>wlt: All tho right, title and interestf tho said Robert M. Lazear and Julietazcar, his wife, in and to the followingescnooa iract ol iana suuaiea on moraters of Short croek, In Richland dls1ct,Ohio county, West Virginia, and ad)lnlngtho lands of H» C. Smith, Johnmith and others, and bounded and dejrlbedas follows, to-wlt: Beginning at

stake in. the lino of' lands formerlywned by Anderson, now Alexander andunnlo Edwards, and running thence northi° west 23 poles to a stone; thence north%° west 8l% poles to a stake;, thencejuth 17° east 34.4 poles to a beech stump;lence south west 125 poles to a stonearner to Smith; thence south 1*4° westI.3 poles to a stake In place of a dog ood;thence south 18® east 191 poles to atono corner to lands formerly owned byDhn Caldwell; thence north 80%°.cast 25.2oles to a stako in tho original line ofild tract; thence north 16° west 65.2 poles> a stake; thence north 22)4° weBt. 132oles to a stake; thenco north *76" east 104oles to a stake; thence north 15^.° westII.5 poles to the place of beginning, andsntalnlng one hundred and eleven (111):res, two roods and sixteen poles, morer less, as surveyed for Joseph S. Moranby James McElroy. In March. ISiG.nd the property lioreinbefore described Isic same land of which the said Joseph\lnrr>n r> *lln/l nnU.,l ..-.1 .Uit. wv.nuu u.fcu .iremw, «IIU WUICII UC:ended to'his Ave children equally; andte said'Juliet Lazear is the owner-of anndlvided one-fifth of said land, as one ofic children of the said Joseph S. Mor-;in; and the said Robert M. Lazear is theivner of the undivided three-fifths of saidind bv purchase from Joseph, Edwardnd Albert Morgan, three of tho childrenf'tho said Joseph S. Morgan, deceased,lie amount of land conveyed by said deedC trust being equal to eighty-eight andne-half acres.

TERMS OF SALE.One-third of the purchaso money,'and5 much more as the purchaser may electpay, In cash on day of sale; the balncoin two equal payments at one and

vo years, with Intorest from day of sale,10 purchaser giving his notes with ap-roved security for the deferred lnstalllents,with tne Interest on tho secondsfcrred Installment payablo annually, thotie to be retained by tho trustee untille property Is paid for.

W. M. DUNLAP.nol Trustee.

PROPOSALS.:c i i cn nnAnAC no'jLrtLLi; ri\uruoALC».Sealed proposals will be received at thelUce of the Board of Commissioners ofihlo County until Monday, November 7,\9S, nt 10 o'clock a. m., for the following:

COAL.First.For furnishing nut nnd mixedoal, as may Iks ordered by the overseers[ the poor, for city districts soi^th of thoreek.Second.For furnishing nut nnd mixedDai, as may be ordered by the overseemC tho poor, for.city districts north of thoreck, including Island and Fulton.

UNDERTAKING.For- furnishing cotllns (common ortalned), hearses, hacks and buggies, asmy be ordered by tho overseers of thooor.First.For districts In tho city of Wheelig(Including Fulton).Second.For districts without tfis city ofWheeling (Including county Infirmary, onrder of superintendent).Bidders must specify tho prices of cofllnsjr persons over and under fourteen yearst aue.

MEDICINES.For famishing medicines upon tho prccrlptlonjafthe county physician.r wot.r or vvasmngion district (InclUdlgFulton).Second.For Madison districtThird.For Clay and Union districts.Fourth.For Contro and Webster dlsrlotB.".-v >Fifth.For Ritchlo district.Druggists must do business ln.thc.dl8rlctior which they bid.All bids to bo for one year from Novemer15. 1SDS.The right to reJcct any or all bids Is roerved.T. C. MOFFAT.nol! Clerk Board of Commissioners.

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the Early Useor .'

Violet Creamwhi insure sort anil healthy skin.It In a healing,. noothlng preparation,adopted i" iho most delicate

:skins.

ill by R. H. LIST, 1010 Main St,and by dealers generally. Trice 10e.

'MACHINERY.

JEDMAK & CO.,

QENEKAL MACHINISTSKD MANUFACTURERS OP MARINEAND STATIONARY ENGINES. }

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foreign lands. Eminent men of IuL' guished artists will contribute to it:X' readers will have the most imDaim2 PICTORIAL HISf! OF THE YEfijjjjl During 1899 HARPER'S WEEKLYIjjjji ly rich in fiction, containing seriahw pen of H. 0. Wells, author of "

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KHOLDEES- WEETIMOS.ouDBita' M>:B5SO7ml rr.frtlnp of tlio itoikholdemHllnr Building Awoctat.'on willthefr office Saturday tvenln*,12; UW. Election ot dlrcctorxB^clooUSWliMBawB)ffiMlft>tVJ. C. BRADT. Secretary. ;i;

TO LOAN.TO LOAN ! ON- REAL ES- iff2. Sir p«r cintIntertat and oneromtum, total a*v«n per-cult:r»E BUCKEYE SAYINGS A >,,.

, 32d 8t., Belial rc, OMo. oo7

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mproved City^eal Estate.

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FOR RENT.NT-SEVERAL GOOD ROOMaCity Bank Building. Inquire atmk ot Whcallng. mrtP2NT.FINE OFFICE ROOMS.>catlon In city. Po&scsHlon atIOLLT8 ART 8TOR13, 1201 M*r'"'

oc20ENT-1N VIRGINIA. ST.. 5

1200. Baltimore; 8t.»-4 rooms.Ponn St, 3 rooms. 118 Southrooms. 23 South Huron St., 4Thlrty-lUth St: 5-rooowd hous«u 1003 Main St,, atoro room.AT11ISON. 1308 Marltftt 8t osg

DE- IK/HUT'rholacce Store Room1065 Main StreetAprilt«t,poniblr cfloncr. Aliolit at TflttUt and Main Blrcota.

AMES Im IIAWLET. '

tr, Sd Floor, No. 10(15 lfnlii SU

FOR 8ALR.\LE.GOOD FATING HUHIata bargain. Address,- J. M.,Itgcncer office. auMLLE.ONE AND ONB-HALP!Greenwood cemetery; fln« locaorlot: adjoining beat Improve*emetery. Addrew CEMETEKTCIntclllgencer ofllcc. ap»

IDS OF BONDS FOR SAIE.Costs* Assignees,

Receivers,ishiers, Contractors.ISSUED FROM THIS OfFlCE.

LITY AND DEPOSIT CO.ULL . . . ,v. General Agent

ILERS FOR SALE. |(3) J50 fiorso Power Tubular QBoilers. ;S

LOCI) BROS. TOBACCO CO. SX5COOOOOOCXXKX5COOOOO

ALE.

IOICE LOTS AT EDGI'MOS.r AND ON' KAsrTKitiiS.

; W. V. HOGE,It Building. ISuO Market St.

'OR. SAXiB.andard Mill Bonds.Iron Co. Bonds.

jnrantocd by Ohio R. R. R.Iron & Steel Works Stock,

indard Mill Preferred Stock,indard Common Stock.Steol & Iron Co. Stock.

' Electrical Co. Stock.Pottery Co. Stock.

fflnia Glass Co. Stock.Blnla Exposition and StatoFalci Stock.os. Tobacco Co. Stock.Wheeling Stock.s Bank Stock.IPSON & TATUM,Room No. 4. Telephono 664.

REAL E8TATB.

Rent and Exchange.t.B-BulldlnK S1II>, 115 by MO.Uoch street. Dirt cheap.m, Improved, 41 acres. Threecity and river read. 'Vuntry residence, Pleasant Vallorae,

two-story brick dwelling,id kitchen, on East McColloch: 20'by 120. Only JlJOO. Termsine building lot on north sidenth'street.irable building:, lots on "Wood .:hth ward.on very easy terms,ory frame dwelling:, 5 rooms,i on lot. Lot 25 by 100., South >:root, Eighth ward. Only $1,650;)NT.An elegant modem reai

oomsand baUi. hot and coldli Rases, west side of Chapllne,iventy-second and Twenty-third)sse88lon given now.resldonco with grounds. Ince.

nnge for city property, a wollirm at Slstersvllle. CO acres.

ra&co.-,c":M.rt,s!^Telephono 517.

)RSALE.^property corncr Thirty-seventhstreets. This is a gooil retailry,cheap. Possession at once.brick house 373 EofT for $2,000..rnnmA/l 1« fAi..lnnn»K

dwelling 27 South Penn street,at 01 Virginia for *2,000.ne at 15S North Front street, 8dcrn conveniences, very cheap.Castlo Building Lots, easyLoan at 6 per ccnt,

O. SMITH,o Firo Insurance, Surety Bonds,[change Bank Building.

IR-IR/jEHsTT,iana street... 515 00arth York street.10 00teenth street, bottling eel........12 00teenth street, oilice room... 10 00teenth street, Urst floor.... 17 00. VSVetxel street ......... 6 00aln.street, socond floor 11 00nennrt slront Mnrtln'n Phi>.>; natural gas fixtures forI light TOO

FOR SALfco Market street property. .

IES A. HENRY.ato Agent, Collector, Notaryind Pension Attorney, No. 1G12eft. ociT

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