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People WllI HAVE nEW Cl0IHIne
A s~urroCArINa CorGm.

In q letter to Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, a well
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TO CANDIDATES

We wish 10 remini all candidates Tor once
a, the coming election that al announcement,
In this paper and oil election printing must he
paid In advance. We Can accept Of no eontin.
gent arrancrmsnts. SHOW your vorthin.ss foe
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THE 0urINoK.

Owing 10 the universal stringcncy and
dull times for the last few months. the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with tho rest. Considering the situation.
We feel g~ratifei that our business has
held its own beyond our expectations. Al
though tho hard times are not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, we are laying in
q large and wcll-selected stock OF customs
made clothing for men and boys, furnish.
goods. boots, shoes. hats, trunks, yalises,
blankets. ETC.. and In purchasing Kept az
eye 10 the @aia ehance = namely buying
cheap-for we know that we must sell low
10 meet tho depleted purses Of tho COM
munity. and We can and will do IL. Come
and see II we don't.
REissTEiS 4 WoLY,
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-18
NEVADA.
General Sherman and secretar,
Cameron Coming.

ELxo. Sept. is.-Gencral Sherman and
Secretary Of War Cameron passed through
here In q special car this morning. bound
for San Francisco. They remain n day
In Reno before proceeding 10 San Fran
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PALACE RATING sTAND,

Evtrybody should know that ct TOMMY
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Rating stand when you arc hungry. IAN
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IANK MRRKi

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bought Of Y. W. GRANT, Gold I'LL iabove the
News of1ce), al o. rasonable rates a. Of any
house In the state and his goods are Just what
they are Represented 10 be. l3m
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LONDON. sopt. is.-The fore-hold OF the
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is full Of water. The remaining two COM
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how
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-29

ne Ohio deleesles Eere ihsincere IN their
support Of Hayea, and would desert him
after the first ballot Every morning The
Cincinnati GascttSl and Commercial ridi.
euled THAT they ealledS lhe Aiollyn of
Ohio HWasting' 10 strength in support
ing him. The New York Herald reporter
visited the headquarters Of he Ohio
delegation, and being told by every dele
gate spoken to that they should stand by
'Hayg 70 the last he pronounced such
sfoilyp to be Incredible" and declared
that he would report them differently,
and 70 he put me down for Blaine as 4
second choice. There were only three
members of the Ohio delegation who
would indicate q second choice, even in
the private meetings Of the delegation.
II that delegation had wayered for q md
ment the nomination Of Hayes would
have been impossible.
For myself, l never admitted to any
one that we should have 10 make any
second choice, but declared constantly
my belief that Hayes would be nominat-
Cd and that Il would be not only mistake
but a disaster to nominate Blaine, Nor
ton or cenkling, and that in no case
would vote for their nomination. The
editor Of the Steubepyille Herald, the efi-
tor Of the Wheeling latalliSae9 and Gen.
Comfy, editor Of the SAFE Journal, as well
as many other gentlemen from this dis
tsict, were often with Us and heard mo so
state on various occasions, A..
The new rule preventing any change Of
votes pending ballot which was offered
by me, and adopted by the convention,
was opposed by The friends Of Blaine, and
was we'll understood not to be In the IN
terest OF leading candidate.
From first 10 last have been earnestly
in favor OF the nomination OF Hayes, rs
the very best thing for the party and the
country. In using my best efforts to Sc
cure that end, believed that the prefer
ences Of a large majority O, the Republic
cans Of the Sixteenth District were fairly
Represented. And noweyery Republican
may rejoice that the party is harmoniIed,
and that the hearty accord and sponta-
neous enthusiasm OF all the elements give
sure omen OF victory.
Respectfully, 1T. UrpptnarF. !
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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1876.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

BIZ an advertisement in this mornings
paper il will be seen that DE Wheeling
Hinge Company have giSen notice that in
September next they will pay otfsSe, 900
mortgage indebtedness. This notice il
given in pursuance Of an arrangement
made by the company to refund their in.
deb,elness a. alower rate Of Interest thar
they have been paying. The ability Of
the company to make such an arrange
ment isAot only evidence OF its financial
soundness "a corporation, but likewise
illustrates the cheapening tendency Of
capital. Money seeks good investments
these days and good investments com
mand much lower rates Of interest than
year or two ago. This fact is shown mol
only by the accumulation Of loanablt
capital here in Wheeling but at all othel
money centers. For instance, We notict
that the Springfield (Mass.) Republican i
calling on that city to refund its debt ii
A. or 5 per cent bonds. 1t now pays pc
cent on debt Of 81 100000, and tn,
Republican thinks tie time has arrived TO
saving Of Z to .! per cent on. that sup
in the way OF interest. The present
per cent bonds bear premium of l2 pc
cent, and the Republican calls on the cit.
authorities to take them up, even, at ths
premium, and replace them with AZ 0
5per cent bond, showing saving of in
terest, even at that premium, Of $500
in the one case and $4,000 in the other
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How 10 Restore one Apparently
Drowned. ElE.

Icteulated By The Humane Society q MsaA
/. Lose no time. Carry os. thO!e di
reetOns on thespot. .a-5'c >
II. Remove the froth and mucus from
the mouth and nostrils. \
III. Hold the body, for few second,
only, with the head hanging down, 20 thai
the water may run out Of tho lungs and
Wiudpipe. - N
". Loosten all tisht articles Of cloth.
ing about the neck a6d chest. y 7
". See that the tongue l. pulled for.
ward II it falls back into the throat. Hy
taking hold of with 4 handkerchief Il
will NOT slip.
VI. II the breathing has ceased, OF
nearly 20, Il must be stimulated by pres.
sure q the natural bretning; forcibly eI.
Polling the air from the lung, and allow.
ing the air tote.enter and expand them
by elasticity Of the ribs. Remember that
this is the most important step Of all.
To do il reAdily, lay the person on his
back, with cushion, pillow, or some firm
substance under the shoulders; then press
with the fat Of the hands over the lower
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-29

paft Of he breast.Bone and the upper
part Of Ne abdsmeh; keeping up regu-
lar repelitionl md relaxation Of pressure
twenty Or thirty imes q ininute. A
PRESSURE Of thirty pounds may be applied
with safety to 4 grown person.
VII Rub the limbs with the hands, or
with dry cloths, constantly, to aid the cir
eulation and keep the body warm.
VIII. As soon as the person can swal-
low, give tablespoonful d spirits in hot
water, or some warm tea or coffee.
IN. Work deliberately. Do not give
up too quickly. Success has rewarded
the efforts Of hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-29
OUR wELrsBURG LETTER.
WELrsRuna, June o

" 6AAAonGAAuf SuhC AS1s
Eiita1 IntellIsepcer: .
a good soaking rain is the thing most
desired hereabouts just no&. While To-
calities around US have been favored in
this respect We have had 10 DO content
with light showers. The growing crops.
especially early potatoes, corn and gard
en- Vegetables need rain very much. iii
continues dry a few days longer the early
potatoe crop will Be a failure. Yestef'
day evening there was every appearance
Of a heavy rain during the night, its fail
ing to come reminded us OF the old adage
"ThAt all signs fail in dry weather."
Among the public Improvements going
on Il the repairing Of the Court House
and the McAdamising Of apordop Of Lib
erty street. 4.
fhe coming Fourtllis much talked Of.
The Calathumpians, ala MardiGras, are
making extensive preparations for Pre-.
cession on the afternoon Of the Fourth.
Arrangements have been made 10 have
the following also take place: An The
bells in town 10 be rung early in the mora
ing, brass and martial music will enliyen
the occasion, mass meeting and addresses,
and FIRE works. Indications are that
there will be fair display Of bunting.
II We cannot compete With other places
in point Of large demonstrations, We in
tend at least % chow that We hate not
forgotten july 4tk, 1910, and the great
events that transpired then and before.
We desire 10 make the following cor.
rec,ions on, our Centennial "Reminiscences,
viz: Philip Doddridges death, 1 am re-
liahlE informed, should have Been 1852
instead Of 1872. The building Of the
Episcopal Church, 1910 instead Of 1854.
Also % mike nisntiohf d the fact that the
late Adam Kuhn was prominent mem:
Der Of the committees that went 10 Wish.
ington AZ the outbreak Of the rebellion
to procure arms for the defense Of West
Virginia. His name was inadvertently
left nnt '#'lAs a RN
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The Approaching Canrass.

EIltoFs lntelbGeneer'
1t would really seem, from the eager.
ness which certain Republicans evince to
become Stale and Congressional candi'
dates, that IN easy victory for the Repub.
licans in this State at the October election
is anticipated. There is scarcely an Office
to DO filled at the said election but what
there are half dozen Republican pros.
pective candidates. These have their
friends stirring up matters for them, dill.
gently trying to manufacture public sen.
timent by the time the Conventions as.
semble. Some Of those spoken N in con,
nection with the candidacy for Governor
are either old horses who broke down in
the four mile race Of 1870, or those whose
luck in quarter races has given them
an overwcaning confidence in their ability
to win "long stretch" Now to nomi.
nate any Of these would, as the children
say, be mere make believe"
Among the "broken down" horses l do
not include Gen. Col, for he entered the
race in 1870, and was beaten mot broken
DOWN owing to The older coursers having
given out, and obstructed the track. /
believe Gen. Golf can be elected Governor
il he will accept the nomination. II he
can't be elected 7 do not believe any other
man can. believe he can be elected 10
Congress.
With the exception OF Gen. Gofr j
would respectfully suggest that the Re
publicans select new standard bearers
Thousands OF honest Democrats in our
State desire change. They want the
government OF the State honestly and
economically administered. But they
will not vote for those who were promi.
nent in the enforcemcntof registration
laws and other measures that were dis.
tasteful TO the Democrats in days that are
past. Neither shodld men prominent in
these matters be selected as Presidential
electors.
Should We tacitly accept two or three
Democrats, good men,' j would not object,
Hon. Matthew EdmSton for the Court Of
Appeals and President Pendleton for So.
periutendent OF. Free Schools. Then let
Us have Col. Geol B. Caldwell, OF Wheel.
ing, for Attorney General, Capt. g. {.
Cole, OF Parkerburg, as another OF tie
candidates for the Court Of Appeals, and
some man from The Third District for
the other one. For Auditor l would
suggest A. +. Gibbons, Of Charleston. i
suggest these names, bot il We have any
great unknowns' let US turn them Oui;
but let Us keep the "broken down" four
miIers and the risky quarter horses"
out OF the race. II We will do this, with
proper training, We may win the cup.
Let no man BE- put on the track became
he and his friendsurge his claims but lei
such men be put on rs will have at least
probable showing Of success. We want
our state policy improved and the people
are more interested in good government
than in gratifying the ambition Of any IN.
! The West Virginia Republicans have
been unfortunate in codes ever since the
exisnnceof the State, and these leaders
will always rush TO the front, let them be
invited 70 take back seats.
REPUBLICAN,.
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The Use OF Gas for Making Iron
at Pittsburgh,

EveAIns Telegraph. 5a. ~. 1860
An article having appeared in some Of
the city papers 10 the surprising effect
that the use otgas as a fuel iof the man
ufacturs Of iron in the works Of spang.
Chalfant & Co., and Graf, Bennett & Co.,
was a failure, and would have to be
abandonded, a Telegraph reporter called
on Mr.. George a. Chalfant, manager Of
the mill OF the first named firm, to ascer-
tain what grounds existed for the state
ment. Mr.. Chaliaht at ONCE pronounced
the article in question false in every
particular, and minated that Il
had its origin in personal malice.
MIR. Chalfant states that so far from gas
fuel being failure, II is on the contrary,
great success, and is now heing used At
their mill in thirty-eight furnaces and
two batteries ofboilers-that is through
out the works with the exception oftwo
or three heating furnaces that we're never
changed from coal togas. Thesame num-
Der Of heats are being made that were
formerly produced by the use OF coal and
in as short time Enough heat can Be
generated in furnace by the use Of gas
10 melt it down In half an hour, while il
would be impossible to bring about such
result by the burning Of coal. The heat
can be regulated by valve with
the greatest ease-in fact with as
much facility as the flame Of gasin an or
binary house burner. E.s... g..Ef
The workmen in the mill prefer the
use Of gas, as it saves them vast amount
OF labor in shoveling coal and removing
ashes. Before the gas was introduced
5000 bushels Frceport coal were con-
sumed daily, while now less that three
hundred bushels OF slack are required.
while tho ashes produced by the coal al
most equalIed the fuel in bulk. Nov in
stead OF handling all this coal and ashes,
and cleaning CRATE bars in addition, the
mehhave only 10 regulate the heat by
means OF the valve which is a very sim.
pie operation indeed, and requires no ex,
pendltnre OF muscular force. Besides
the mill is cooler and more pleasant,
there being no hot ashes and no sulphur.
Customers OF the firm also pronounce
the quality Of the iron made from gas sd
periOr TO- that turned out with coal.
Messrs. kloman, Park & Co. have used
several hundred tohs made by Spapg,
Chauapt & Co. since the change, and
their verdict is that the single rolled iron
OF these manufacturer is, equal to
double tolled iron from other millswhere
coal is exclusively used. iss ~ 4
Mr.. Chalfant also informed our repre-
sentative that Graft, Bennett s. Co. are
asing gas in nearly all their furnaces and
for raising steaU. These firmS will con-
tinue TO use the gas until the supply from
the we'll gives out. They have recently
purchased another well, which can At
any time be brought into requisition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-29
Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of the UnIOq. Republican Party o
wss. Virginia vii b held at the city Of ParEers'
hnsy, on THURSDAY aha 9Th day Of July, 1876
for the pupose Of nominating candidates for tht
oaRoes Of Goyernor. Auditor, Treasurer, Attnrpsy
General, State superintendent q Free Schools and
three judges Of the Court Of Appeals; also for thS
purpoao Of nominating an Electoral Ticket, and
transactlng such other proper business As may come
before the Convention.
The Union Republican Party Of the State Is re-
questel appoint delegates to MD Convention from
the yarious eounties at such time and In such man
mar may Be ooaVspient to the people Of The seV-
eEal counties sr
All voters Of the Stats, without regard tO'Pasi
political differences or party anilAtiOns, who are in
favor Of such changes IN ouI Consultation and laws
Is experience has shown Necessary, and favor re
trenehment and economy In the administration %
our State atialIs, and the Punishment Of dddal
corruption, are cordially Invited to participate In
the nd County and State Conventions.
By order Of ths STATE Union Republican E4esu
i've coumlttse. JOHN ". MASON,
GRl1roS, W. Va, June ], 1876. Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-29
DIED.

CUTS ou Tuesday, Jgne2l, 1876. at l.Gelock
p. n, sCsLS, daughter d W. J. and Mary }, Cots
Sed li'months and % days.
Funeral fFUm residence Of parents, No n Thlr'
techth street, on ThurslIy HiOrnlpg At lOOeiOck,
Friends Of the family arc invited tOAttend. Intgr-
ment It Mt Wood Cemetery.
HAMILTON.4on Wednesday morning, lunt
q jane and Sue r Hamilton. aged years, 4
tnOuths and rdAy.
Funeral Eridiy afternoon At four O'Clock tprOuptI
from The prents residence, No 7lFiiieenth street
Friends d The t1milS are respectfully invited &c
attend, Iutetment at Greenwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-29

The Gba. ipa sound health nAxim. In order
that the functions Of digestion, evacuation and =
cretiou Ih,ll b discharged with that deEFOeOi r'
ularity and yisur which d essential tO-thc well Be-
ing d both body and mind, che hvcr, upon Who's
aetIvity they are dopendent for thsf dae refOt''',
aHcs. must be kspt in sod working order. clo'nsl
and bloc Pills besides being hurttul ninCai drugs
ply Partially and temporarily rctity dIsordsfs OF
p:.,husss q tho great hillary gland. liostetter'
snm,eh Rlttsrs ON the cOntrary, accomplish thor
onIbly what The above medicines fail In doing, and
~ b.,des sIis a. we'll q potent remedy for dts-
Orde,o Of The stomach. bowels and @Sans Of uiina-
uou. a, we'll ~ an unuquSllsd general invlsOrant,
They arc, moreover, sterling antidOte 70 malaria
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-29
Card from Dr. Updegran. ot:At,
Tt Pleasant, Ohio.
Nj. PLEAsAST, June q, 1876.

..r.ra ~ = AAA4A1SA&NAl Suhs = y AStS'
E.lllor sleubenville Herald; r
Since returning from Cincinnati see
in the Herald, as well as in Other papers
in this District, an extract teom letter
to the New York Herald purrOrting to
state the views Of the Ohio delegates on
The different candidates. Having had
the honor, IN part, 70 represent the Re-
publicans Of the Sixteenth District In
that Convention, l recognize their right
70 know how they were Represented. The
New York Herald reporters account 81
his interview with the members Of the
Ohio delegation Is simply q fiction. Il
was part Of a concerted effort Of the
Cincinnati and many other papers
to damage the chances Of Hayes for
nomination. They asserted daily dur.
ing the week Of the Convention that