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Attention
time to any irregularity of the
Loach, Livar- or BowaU ma>
prevent serious
consequences.
Indigestion,
costlveuess,
headache, nau
\sea, bilious>
Jness, and ver
I tlgo indicate
certain func
tional derange
ments, the beat
remedy for
.hich is Ayer'a Tills. Purely vege
ible sugar-coated, easy to take and
uiok to assimilate, this is the ideal
liuilv medicine?the most popular,
ale and uaeiul aperient in pliar
Mrs. M. A. Brockwell,
I ,rri.-=. Tenn., says:
.?uer', Cathartic 1'ltU cured meot Jlck
piclio anil my Uusbaud ol neuralgia. W9
ink there is
No Better Medicine,
0(1 have Induced many to use It.
Tuirty-nre >'cars aB? tw' 8l,rlns'1 wa5
inn down l?y liard work and a succession ?I
"idi which made me so teeble that It was
, ejort (or me to walk. I consulted tbo
?ctors. liut kept sinking lower until I had
,,en up all hope ot ever being better,
l.npenlng to be In a store, one day, where
Jtdiclnes wero sold, the proprietor noticed
,r weak and sickly appearance, and, atter
lew questions as to my health, recom
,ended me to try Ayer t Pills. 1 had Uttla
Lilli In these or any other medicine, but
oucluded, at last, to take his advice and try
box. Bclore I had used them all, I was
erv much better, and two boxes cured me.
am now 80 years old; but I believe that
r it hail not been lor Ayer's Pills, I should
AVe been In my grave long ago. I buy 0
#1.1 every year, which make 210 boxes up
0 this time, and I would no more be wlth
,ut them than without bread." -H. H.
ngraham, ltockland, Me.
AYER'S PILLS
?rep?red by Dr. J.C. Ayer It Co., Lowell, Mu?.
Every Dose Effective
?i.,TWi MnwJf
URIIil^C beiug tiyostod directly to tha <wat or
pnun w thowidUc.nw of tho?i?nlt.?-UrttU'7 Cf
SK?ni, requires no eh*njo of diet or
nunumui. raorcurinl or ixilionoui mod,
^ lcin??U? bo taken lnt?rMllr. Whea
. AS A PREVENTIVE
I by either ?ex it liimpowlblotoooirtrmet
1 any eeoeresl dlMue; hut In the cut of
_ ti..<? nirm^rtJaxxTtmaTtLT Arrucno
? _ with Oonorrba-a end Oleet, we
*TT YJt ?3t?eaoure. Prieobjrrowl.poWP^.
litiningliam Bros, k Co., druggists,
arkslmrg, W. Va.
Mau-TTT" . ... ..iiiOil, Fort I
lively Ctirtnl byndmlr'l?lcrittt Dr.
JIal.uV lioldcu NpcclUc.
It owufao.uratlaj a pouruor.w'n jh can bamrail j
1 a <ilau of boar, a cup of cotieo or to*, or tn food
.iboutihaIraom*.tU. j 01 'ho patient. It laabsolutely
armlew. and wl.l ciToct a permanent and speeds :
irs.wfcoOJ? Uij pattan*. I* a moderate drinker 01 |
i aUohollorn-oak. It has be*n clven in thousand!
casus, and ?a ovary Instance u perfect euro baa fol- ,
wed. Hnever Fall*. Tbe ay atom once iraprerJJjfr
lwUhtno8poolflo.u baoorapa an utter impossibility |
r the liquor nppatito to oust. Cures guaranteed.
<9 psjo boot o? partiouiara free. Addreaa
-M 'v - ?-?**? ?? ' %v-~.?u,4.lr?elBnatL0
? ADIES DO YOD KNOW
DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S
TEEL BHD PENHYtOm PUIS
* tho original and only WHENCE, snfo and re
ibto cure cm the market. Price SLOO; sent bj
ail. Geuuine sold only by
unningham Bros. & Co., druggists,
la-ksburg. W. Va,
'SUSANNA"
Strengthens weakly, ^fretful,
ervous, sick children. Mothers
ho use it say so. It is now in
very town in Harrison County,
lie purchasers of 1894 will be
sted June 1st.
PREPARED
BY
)R, L. .A DAVIDSON,
West Milford
NEST - - VIRGINIA.
CL.AJR2S:SBTXieC3
BricR WgfRs.
Having purchased the above works
coated on Olay street, I am prepared
p till all orders for superior Hand made
Red
[Will also Contractfcr*Br'clc Work of even
teBcrlptlon. .1 M. COFFMAN,
Jan.l-lvr. Claik >1 Lj* W.\a.
Baugh's Pure Raw Bone Meal,
ligest grade, will improve your
and, grass and crop. For sale
>y R. T. Lowndes.
THIS SHOE IS
Man u ?
factur e d
forW. T.
Merri
ni a n n n
Third St.
He calls
it his new
opera.
The man
u factur's
?jf it mike
noth in g
butthe
highest grS3&~sfioes for men.
Merrimai! has a number of styles
of this -firm's shoes, besides he
handles Laird Schober & Mitch
ell's shoes for ladies and misses
which are knowD as the finest
shoes in this country and were
awarded the Gold Medals at the
Centennial and World's Fair. 41.
ROOFNG
PAINT
Tin, Lron, Steel, Felt
Roofing, with trim
mings ; and tools to
lend,or tools to kpep.
Can be laid by any
body ;shipped every
where.
red and black, for
metal 1 i c roofing.
Creosote Preserva
tive for shingles,
posts and woodwork
that shorten or
I AnnCBQle,1*then *or
LAUULnO ners,carpenters fruit
growers, etc.
heavy building, for
ninrn sheathing houses,
rflrLn lining rooms and
floors.
low. Circulars and
quotations by ad
dressing,
WM. A. LIST & CO..
Wheeling.
e7wrMoffett, Notary Public, Convev
iDoer and Pension Solicitor. Prompt
ittention to all business. West Minora,
W. W
?Why pay a big price for sad
dles and harness when you can
buy them so cheap at Wm. 8.
S urn ner'p tpnrerv west Mains
you look at the date
on your paper? Did
you find that you
irere owing us your subscription?
Kindly pay up as we dislike the
idea of having to collect.
PRICES
SALEM
COLLEGE,
Open to Soth. Sexes.
Four courses of study. Ancient Clas
sical, Modern Classical, Scientific and
Normal. Over 150 students last term.
Growing more popular every year.
Superior Ad vantages for Tcach
ers. Best oonrse of study outside the
State University. Competent and ex
perienced instructors. Good library
free to students. Well earned reputa
tion for thorough work. Salem students
take highest grade among teachers.
They are in demand for high school
work. Nearly half the College students
are teachers.
Best School of Telegraphy in the
State. Instruments all furnished.
Teachtr experienced in railroad work,
and eives thorough drill in every branch
of office work.
Music teacher of sunenor culture
from Boston Conservatory of Musio.
Expenses exceedingly low. Healthful
locality, with excelleut moral surround
ings. Situated on B. & O. Railroad
between Grafton and Parkersburg.
Fall Term Opens Sept. 4, 1894.
WSeud for Catalogue.
THEO. L. GARDINER A. M.
President
Salem. West Virginia. 38.
Baugc's Double fiagle Phos
phate, from slaughterhouse bone,
one of the best phosphates made;
good for all growing crops. For
sale by R. T. Lowndes.
Ready For Business.
i W.H. LEWIS & CO
DEALERS IN
I 0tkple fi^odefie^.
FLOUR : AND i MEAL,
a
I Teas, Spices,
Pure Coffees,
| Foreign and
I Domestic Fruits.
I The finest Cigars and Tobaccos in the
| city, and in fact everything kept in a
| (0[ [o)
| ice c?
1 AND OYSTERS IN SEASON.
I (?[ [0)
! W.Vt
FIRST GLASS GROCERY.
1 F.AOICK'I FUND-S A K D I ?
DISTRICT.
The following is a list of the
oltiers issued by the President
and Secretary of the Board of
Education for Sardis district for
the year ending June 30,1894.
DE Martin WS 00
JBSwiger 33 00
J W Flanagan SO 00
A M Ashcraft 25 00
W E Morris 80 00
H J Drummond SO 00
Cora Randolph 80 00
A Cay wood Bittenhouse 83 00
Etta Payne 23 00
IN Dean SO 00
FODean 80 00
Myrtle 3ond 80 00
C J Coffman 23 CO
Virginia M Flowers 80 00
B B Swiger 80 00
Arthur Swiger 23 00
H .T Robinson SO 00
Nora Kumgarilner 80 'X)
W E Morri* 80 00
L E Bennett 120 00
J B Swiger 85 00
J W Flanagan 80 00
A Caywood Bittenhoute 85 00
D E Martin 85 00
H J Drummond 80 00
Myrtle Bond 80 00
Nor* Bumgardner 81 00
FCDeau ... 80 00
1 N Dean 80 0O
H J Robinson 80 00
T F Kemper, Jr 80 00
T f Kemper, Jr 80 00
C J Coffman 25 00
Etta Payne 25 00
Virginia M Flowers 80 00
A M Asboraft 25 00
W E Morns ?0 00
B B Swiger SO 00
B B Bwiger SO 00
A Cay wood Bittonhouse 23 00
Cora Bnndolph SO 00
Myrtle Bond 30 00
C J Coffmun 25 00
B J Bobinson SO 00
Nora Bumgardner 80 00
H J Drummond SO 00
Etta Payne 25 00
Cora Baudot ph 80 00
Arthur Swiger 25 00
W E Swiger 25 00
T F Kemper, Jr .' SO 00
F C Dean So 00
F C Dean 80 00
I N Dean 00 00
D E Martin 25 00
J W Flanigan.? 80 00
A M Asboraft 85 00
A C Rittenhouse 25 00
C O Coffman 25 00
J B Bwiger 25 00
RB Swiger 25 00
Cora Bandolph 80 00
H J Bobinson 80 00
Virginia M Flowers 80 00
Virginia M Flowers 80 00
Nora Bumgardner 80 00
A M Ashoralt 25 00
Arthur Swiger 85 00
Arthur Swiger 85 00
Virginia M Flowers 30 00
J B Swigar 25 00
P. W. ASH, President
S. D. SMITH, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 25th day of Angust 18114.
J. B..CUNNINGHAM, J. P.
BUILDING FUND.
The following is a list of the
orders issued by the President
and Secretary of the Board of
Education, Sardis district for the
year ending June 30, 1894.
W E Loy built a new sohool house
No. 11, for which the following orders
were issued :
E APigott $ 55 00
I L Marsh 33 50
TW Dawson 12 25
Bartlett k Smith 80 99
M Shaver 15 00
Samuel Williams 9 00
Lot Swiger 3 15
Wm. E Loy 04 02
I J V Watkins 04 72
T C Bennett 15 00
M J lingers 10 00
E B Watkins 42 72
I T C Bennett 101 94
J. W. Jones built school house No. 4,
for which the following orders were
issued :
Wesley Bobinson $ 23 05
J W Jones 432 85
J F Dye for roofing house No, 9 05 75
J C Gawtbrop pait'g house No 2 3 90
S B Lanham repairs on No 5 4 21
S T Bartlett repairs No 1(1 1 75
H H Hustead school house lot
No. 11 .' 85 O0
Marshall Baily school house lot
No. 4 25 00
FOR FUEL.
Bartlett & Smith 8 51
J M Stier D 75
U M Swiger 5 59
L O Watkins 4 40
W.T Plant 4 15
C W Davis. 8 00
M L Harbert 11 00
E G Swiger 4 88
Mort Davisson 4 80
C Hustead 3 25
B B Linville 4 70
Wm G Kinoaid 9 80
J N Cambridge 5 28
JI Woodfleld 4 80
A A Swiger 0 92
H A Swiger 0 40
Bartlett Si Smith 8 00
M Stier 4 15
FOB KEEPING FIRES, *C.
BG Wetzel 8 00
Uriah Orr 1 00
L C Watkins 4 40
W E Carson 8 00
George Hurst 8 00
E G Williams 8 00
C J Martin 0 18
Luther Hannah... 0 90
C W Lynch 6 40
AC Bittenhouse 8 00
Henry Core 8 00
neans so much more than
you imagine?serious and'
total diseases result from <
J trilling ailments neglected.'
/f Don't play with Nature's 4
/greatest gift?health.
If you are feeling
out of aorta, weak
and generally ex
hausted, nervous,
have no appetite
and can't work,
begin at once tak
ing the most relia
ble strengthening
medicine,which is
Brown's Iron Bit
ters. A (ew bot
tles cure-benefit
comea from the,
very first doae?rt
won't stain your,
Ufth, and It's
pleasant to take. ,
It Cures
f Dyspepsia, Kidney and l.lver
[Neuralgia, Troubles,
r Constipation, Bad Blood '
? Malaria, Nervous ailments ?
, Women's complaints. i
Get only the genuine?it In* crossed red
r lines ?>n the wrapper. All others are sub- <
ratttutes On receipt of two so stamj?s we ,
f will s?-nd act ??! le i Beautiful World'al
[ Fair VI.wj and book?free.
fSheowN CHEMICAL CO. fXLTIMORE; MO. "
OnrtiH Garrett 8 Do
H X Robinson 7 50
HASwiger 3 4.1
W ? Martiu 8 00
D Martiu 8 00
It ? Bennett 8 20
TO Fowler 8 00
Claude Dye 8 00
PB Bennett 8 00
J M Fittro 7 00
INCIDENTALS.
CO Hall 20
Bartl?tt? Smith 1 43
M J Cunningham 120
T O Bennett 1 45
S D Smith, Sea'y and incidentals 20 00
TO Bennett 75
Bartlett k Smit'j 5 17
Samuel Williams 1 00
A J Kino&id 1 70
8 D Smith 35
U 8 Furniture Co. Chioago 152 04
John Hammond, freight on fur
niture 10 25
P. W ASH, President
S. D. SMITH, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 25th day of August, 1894.
J. B. CUNNINGHAM. J. P.
Thai Tlrea Feeling
Is a (Uugerous condition direotly due
touted or impure blood. It should
not allowed to continue, as in its de
bility the system is especially liable to
serious attacks of illness. Hood's Sar
saparilla is the remedy for suoh a con
dition, and also for lhat weakness which
prevails at the change of season ulimate
or life.
HOOD'S PILLS are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best ingre
| dients. 25c.
The torture o( dyspepsia and sick
headache, the agonizing itching and
pain of salt rheum, are removed by
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
A LAWYER'S THICK
| Which Completely Shattered the
Claims or the Defense.
Iq the murder trial before a
western court the prisoner could
account satisfactory for the
whole of his time except five
minates on the evening when the
crime was committed. His law
yer argued that ic was impossible
for him to have killed the man
under the circumstances in so
brief a period, and on that plea
largely based his defense, the
other testimony being strongly
against the defense.
When the prosecuting attorney
replied he said:
"How long a time really is five
minutes? Let us see. Will his
honor command absolute silence
in the court room for that space?"
The judge complied. There
was a clock on the wall. Every
eye in the court room was fixed
upon it as the pendelum ticked
off the seconds in breathless si
lence.
The keen-witted lawyer waited
until the tired audience gave a
sigh of relief at the close of the
period, and then asked quietly:
..Could he not have struck one
fatal blow in all of that time?"
The prisoner was found guilty,
and. as it was proved afterward,
justly.?New York Sun.
John O. Manger, editor of the Sun.
brum, Seligman, Mo, who named Oro
ver pieveland* for the Presidency in.
Nov.. 1882, while he was Mayor of Buff
alo, N. Y., is enthusiastic in bis praise
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy. Ho says: "I have
usod it for the paft five jeers and oon
sider it the best prepaJation of the kind
in*tbe market It is as staple as sugar
and oofTee in this section. It is an arti
cle of merit and should bs used in every
housoholcL'' For sale by
Cnnningham Bros, A Co.. Wells and
Haymaker, Clarksburg, R. A. Garrett,
Salem. - 43-lm.
o 0:0.0 OiOOAO OiOtOIOJO OiOO OiO.O 00,0 O OK
E
G. W. &N. M. Shuttle worth,
DEALERS IN
BOYTS, PORTER & CO.
BUILDKR8 OV
Steam Pjr~.ps for use in Min
Fresh water, Special Boiler Feed
ers, Heavy Presure Pumps and
for all kinds of duty.
DEALERS IN
Steam aul
Water
Pipe,
Brass and
Iron
Fittings
Special pumps built to order for nil kinds of duty. Special at
tention to supplies for mines and coke works. Write for catalogue
CONNELLSVILLE. PA.
Agents For
Browning, King
& Co. and The
Frank 1. Cai-roll
Clothing Firm
Notions,
Groceries
Dry Goods,
Hardware, Boots aftd Shoe s
Salt, Nails, Timothy Seed and
Garden Seeds.
ZELL'S FERTILIZERS.
Wall Paper, Syrups, Oils Mo
lasses, Flour and Meal. Pro
duce Bought.
Cor. Main & Water Streets.
Goods Delivered Free in the
City.
0. E. VANCE. ----- - J. OARL VANCE
Vanee Hardware'
( UNINCORPORATED )
fe TRcir Entire Stoc
?? R, DAWS A BRO
^ave Sold to
THE * **
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Aug. 2iJ; Morgantown Aug. 30
and 31; Fairmont Sept. 1st.
Spectacles adjusted to correct all
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Messrs. C. C. Flttro & Co.
of this city, and well known here,
have opened a beef shop opposite
the Telegram office, on the
corner next to Traders' Alley.
They will keep on hands the
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