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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04

Josh Billings on the Honey Bee
The honey bee Il an inaamibls crittsr
sudden in his impreahunS and hISty In bill
conclusions, or end.
His natural digpoSishun IL . warm
cross between red pepper in the pod and
fusil oil, and his moral bias IL, "git out oy
mi way"
They have a long boldly, divided in the
middle by q waist spot, but their physikal
importance lays at the terminus Of their
subberb, in the shape Of q iayelin.
The jayelin IL alWas loaded, and stands
reddy 10 unload at q minnits warning, and
enters & man rs still a. thought, as spry
as litening, and as full oph melancholy az
the toothGke.
Bees never argy 4 case : they settle aWl
oy their differences oy opinyum by let
ting their jayelin ny, and are az certain to
hit AZ q mule IL.
Bees are not long liyed-I kant state
jist how long their lives are / kno, from
instinkt and obseryashun, that emmy crit.
ter,be he bug or be he deyil, who IL mad all
the time and stings every good chance he
kan git, generally dies early.
The only way tew git the exact iteing
weight oy 8 bee IL teW tutch him, let him
hit you once with his j~syelin, and you
will be willing tew testify In court that
sumboddy run 4 one tined pitchfork inter
yer : and az for grit will state for the
iniormashun oy those who hayn't had .
chance TO lay in their yermin wisdum ~
freely az hav, that one ringle bee who
feels well will brake up = large camp
meeting!
There IL one thing that 4 bee does /
will give him credit for on mi books-he
alwas attends tew his own Dizziness, and
won't allow any boldly else to attend tew
It. and what he DUE he duz well, II they
make emmy mistakes 1t IL after dark and
amt seen.
II bees made hall az many blunders AZ
the men do, ever with their jayelins,
every boldly would laff at them.
In ending oph this casa, I will come to
a stop by concluding that II bees wal q
little more pensive, and not so darned
peremtory with ther javelins, they might
Be guilty Of less wisdum but more charity.
But you kant alter bug nature without
splicing It for emmy thing else, emmy more
than you kan an elephants egg.
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vhSn II would get its head too cloSs TO N,
hands / could straighten II out by giyinl
II 4 tWitch. In this way I brought 1t i
town, where itBoon
ATTRACTED QUITE A CROWD,
to whom II afforded considerable sport, a
II would coil and strike ct anything helt
within its reach; but after q time, trim
Of the fun, il refused TO strike or maxi
any attempt TO get away. / took il agair
by the tail and drew II TO where We lived
and left II stretched out in the gutter be.
fore the house, where II lay until one O
the workmen from the mill came up ant
asked me to give 1t to him, to which 1 "a.
sented, when he took II TO the mill and
put II in 4 box.
At a little distance from the mill lived
an old negro, who supplied his fire from
the offal from the mill. Usually the
bark and chips constituted his load,
which he carried home In 4 bag, but he
at the same time was not particular what
he bagged, whether II was wedges, "tom-
naws" or any other tool, so that they
were good 10 burn. This loss Of their
tools frequently csused the men at the
mill great annoyance, and II was 10 break
the old chap Of this trick that the man
had secured the snake.
AHoRRITrED DARKEY.
The fayorite place for the old darkey
10 Gil his bag was the saw pit, as into Il
was thrown what bark was detached
from the log while II was being sawn, as
well as what chips were made on
the mill. The pit was Immediately
under the main floor or rather main story
Of the mill, as there was very little floor.
Ing on IT, many Of the pieces used 10 walk
on being so far apart that q mans foot
would readily slip between them.
A day or two after Ihad given the nan
the snake, the negro came a usual 10 gil
his bag at the pit, and while he was stoop-
ing to pick up the pieces he was gather.
ing, the man 10 whom l had given the
snake took 1t and dropped 1t through one
Of the holes In the floor around the ne
gro1s neck, frightening him to an ash
color and causing him to utter a cry Of
horror as he rushed from the mill that
fairly startled the lockers on above. As
the negro crossed the sill Of the mill the
snake glided from bis neck and took
refuge In 4 pile Of slabs that was thrown
mp against the mill and disappeared, and
Tina ended nv story,
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Dispatches from the principal min.
inc points in the coal region indicate 3
general resumption Of mining operations
with a full force Of Workmsn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04
DHGNH SALOON d RESTAURANT
L Eo.6 WARRINGTON HALL.

This establishment has ben ftted up REGARDLESS
Of txpSnBa, and 4 without doubt tho hGndsoneSt
and most attractive place Of the lind In the eity.
Ihs A,tlarant eannot BE- IuIpa.sed anJEhefe.
and caghrL. Clam soup ersry morning and Gyen-
Ing Iny7o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-04
For the IntsllIs0neer.
AN ORIGINAL SNAKE STORY.
Not SO Wonderful as Some Snake
stories, But strictly True.

stories, But strictly True.
"a youthful remIni,cence by 40 old citizen o
Wheeling)
You sometimes publish snake stories
that are rather hard 10 swallow. l will
give you one that has the merit Of being
true even II II does lack in some elements
OF the wonderful First allow me To
preface 1t with the. following remark:
told 1t TO q friend one time when we were
Jogging along over the prairie in Indiana
on our way o the Grand Prairie OF ILL
uois on a chicken hunt. After / had
finished my story he unused for q moment,
and then looking me full in the eye said:
aSee here, old fellow, l have read Speike,
Wilson, Stephenson, Munehausen, and
almost every other noted liar, but this
story OF yours Is the biggest lie that 1
ever read or heard told"
Without taking any offense, notwith-
standing the r%oughness Of language, for !
saw at once that my friend thought had
told il rs q yarn, ard not for the truth, i
simply said, "Bob every word Of it is
true, as near as 1 can tell it" Dropping
his eyes, and giving q low whistle, he
said: "You tell that story tonight
around the camp fire, and II there is a
chap in the party who will believe
it, / will swear 1t is the truth, and be-
lieye II II l can.
With this comment on my story, rela-
ted bywsy Of preface, l will proceed with
il as follows:
When about 16 years Of age I went to
spend a few days at a farm my father
owned some two and 4 half miles from
the city, and az the farm abutted on
Wheeling Creek which then contained
many more fish than it does now. / took
with me a fsh spear, or what we called
a"gig." This was a trident shaped iron
with barbs on each tine or prong, and
was provided with a handle seven or eight
feet long; and as the tines were close
together quite small fish could be taken
with it as we'll as larger ones.
After I had been at the farm 2 OF 3
days, / was sent for TO come home. On
my way, the most Of which was through
the woods, / amused myself boy fashion
by posing the gig OF my upliited hand
d lhunCnlnB " iihc spear ~ euy thihb
that offered that was about the size Of q
fab, such az q bit Of bark or q stick OF
wood. At other times, when ! could not
see anything for n stroke, l would alter
poisipg the gig let it alp through my
hands until, without letting the handle
pass from my hand, the iron struck the
ground in advance Of me, and az j adj
yanced let the handle pass back again.
through my hand until II would again
balauce, when l would slide It forward as
before.
In this lettering way I had logged
along for something over half a mile
towards home, when something crossed
the path a short distance in advance oil
me, the velocity OF which was too great
for the eye TO take In with exactness:
But, having the gig poised for one OF
those sliding movements which | have
described, I launched it at the streak, for
such it appeared to be, when eeeing
something gathering about the iron l
grasped the handle with both hands, gave
Il q swing and . witch that landed his
snakeship some u or 10 fee! away from
me. s,
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"ANTED-Eysrybody 70 know that Joe. y.
w Bago Il Agent Ter the Celebrated Domestic
BSEinE Machine. Also for the Whit and New
MachlnISt, VINO has done the repairing for the dif.
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years paEt, and 10 now conducting . Repair Shop
IN hlraSeli 1t 1878 Mafkst Street.
Al work WErnnted. Send In your Machines.
nwRdAw
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mai, IN adpanee, postage prepaid.
One ySar:..-........ss % Three m~onths-...S2 %
siI nOnthI-........ 4 20 One mOnth-...--.- IS
Delivered B, carIsn q citI snd Suburbs ats cents
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COIL AROUND MY WRIST AND ARM

COIL AROUND NY wRIsr AND ARM
and was surprised to find its power OF
construction sufficient to almost paralize
the arm, and also that, Notwithstanding
the advantages ! had in my hold by hay-
inc my thumb and fingers in the grooves
cut BY the iron, Il was going to get its
head free. I took hold Of its tail with the
other hand TO uncoil II from my arm, but
after taking of four or Eve coils l found
that the grip Of its,belly was too strong 70
be broken 10 that way, but seeing 1 had
about half the coils off wound up what
/ had taken of In the same direction |
had unWound Il, less enough to place un:
der my left foot, when by taking hold OF
lis middle and unwinding l was able to
free the arm and throw the snake from
me, but went for II and caught Il again,
but this time by the tail, and lifting Il
from the ground carried 1t along, hold
ing Il as high rs I could reach and keep
Il free from my legs, which was difficult
10 do. ,as the snake was longer than
/ could reach high when It was fully
stretched ont; but "A II then hung in long
folds or kinks its head was eight or ten
inches from the ground. l had carried
Il this way some little distance when Il
struck me on the ankle, and as ! had iol.
lowed the fashion that most boys at that
aRe have Of putting on their pAnts 10 a
hurry, ! had got my feet 80 far through
mine that there was quite 4 space between
the legs Of my pants and the top Of my
shoes, and not wearing any socks !. left
nothing between It's cold nose and my
skin, which caused such q shock that !
dropped It, making at the same time
about the beat Jump ever made. How
ever l soon had It by the tail again, but
this time in place Of lifting II from the
ground I dragged Il along behind me-
En.ntn.-, ~ IN ~ hnWavar an thai
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By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and
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As a dressing, nothing has been
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A. A. Hayes, NJ. d., State AS
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Price, One Dollar.
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FINANCIAL.


Mhaf b aaalid AMI prspafed 10 transact
Ssta3d baniins in al IL details.
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THE CONTEST BEGINS.

Then, for the frat time, l clearly COM
pretended what I had to deal with. No
sooner had the snake touched the ground
than with head raised eighteen or twenty
inches from the ground, and eyes flash.
ing like diamonds, it came to attack me,
seeing which, / stopped and picked up
a piece Of the root of a tree that lay at
my heel, aud when the snake was within
four or Eve feet lof me hurried the root
at II, which striking 1t under the throat,
turned It completely over backwards.
But no sooner had Ii righted itself than
on Il can again. when / struck it with the
flat side Of the gig and partially stunning
II placed the forks Of the gig around Its
neck In tile creases cut by the iron when
I frat threw IL at It, thus fastening It's
head, when Il again eoiled itself around
the gig. Catching its tail In my hand
and atretchipg It out foot or SO placed
the handle Of the gig under my arm and
carriedth snake along until 1t succeeded
in freeing is head, when on lie showing
disposition for . closer acquaintance
than l was willing to submit to Islipped
the gig 10 the ground from which tim.
mediately uncoiled and started down the
hill. Hitting It another rap with the
gig, which brought it to 3 halt, took 1t
By the neck with my left hand and allow
Il
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MARTINS

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REDUCTION lOF PBICE- Regular Dinner,
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E-IsH-MAcKEREL, Nos. /, 2 and 8
Il In Barrels, Half Barrels and KitA Lake Her-
ringin Half and Quarter Barrels. Salt Water Har.
ring In Barrels and Hall Barrels In store and
IF ND by Y. REILLY,
Inn Gnd ta1i Main 81
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0E AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
" Inst Can on the Wheeling d Elm Grove R
X Will run a. followl. Cans Will leave the City
corner Of Market and Eleventh stI) and tlmmG
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TRANSPORTATION,
CEEvE41ssPD5 4 . EEFESl gysn IA.AFaoAD.
GOING RAsr VI WEsT.

On and niisr may l2,h, 1875. Tnln, will run
daily tGxoSpt 6undAyl
. through Trains 10 Pittsburgh.
2 Through Trains 10 cietolane,
2 through Trains 10 chleaao. =
PuLn,n's ParlOr Can between wsllIylls ana
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping oau on slT1Ir, bstvssu
Alliance and Chicago,
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8ibIbtnviik Observation-Disclosures BellAip II
As p. m; Bridgeport 60J p NJ; arrives at Steu.
yenyllle els p. M; leaves eteubenville a $40 o.
nj Bridgeport $40 T. nj arrives ut Belalrs Il
SIS q. m.
Tickets and Baggage Cheeks 10 all principal
points In the East and West can b procured al The
Union 1iehet 0fIce, Mcclure House, Wheeling,
and at Ticket Once In Bridgeport.
!. r. MYERS,
my2s GonGral Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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when II would get IT, head too olosst to my
hands ! could straighten Il out by giving
II q tWitch. In this way l brought II 70
town, NhSFo tBoon
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