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What Happened to
MR.. JOSEPH BEACH.
Stone in the Kidney expelled after using
DR.. David Kennedy's "Favorite
tsemedy" about two weeks.

One of the most remarkable cases that has ever
been brought to the notice of the public that of
Mr.. j. s. Beach, of Stone Ridge, Ulster Co., N. Y.
Mr.. Beach had suffered since October 18th, 1874,
from the presence of Calculus Stone in the right
Kidney. No less than seven physicians were en-
ployed at different times. to whom Mr.. Beach paid
hundreds of dollars for medical treatment, with
only temporary relief from his agony.
By the urgent solicitations of his friends he
was induced to tryD DIR. David Kennedy's "Fav-
orite Remedy''-experienced a marked improve
ment from the first day he began to use the
medicines on the 18th of September he voided a
stone large could be passed through the natur-
al channel.
MIR. Beach concludes long letter to DIR. Kenne-
dy by saying: cit will always afford me pleasure
to recommend the "Favorite Remedy to those who
may be suffering from difficulties of the Kidneys and
Blade / or any disorders arising from impure
stateo the blood. The "Favorite Remedy sold by
all drug pgsts. The Doctors only address, is Rond
out, New York mhSTuTh&S&w1m
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MEDICAL.
PROF. EDIS0N'S
pOLYF0Rm.

After much persuasion, Prof. Edison has been
prevailed upon to give to the world his truly wonder
u discovery for aleviatng pain. For years he suffer-
I'd from neuralgia pains, unable to find any remedy
among the hundreds which he tried that would give
him permanent ease. Finally he became con yinced
that he must become his own physician and seek,
oy experiments, for the desired relief He had
Ssken all the well known sedatves, which gave only
tempory relief, and produced nervousness, loss of
appetite, &c. lie now sought for combination of
such remedies as would, by OUTWARD application,
cure MIN of his distress and at the same time not be
injurious to his system.
Trials and experiments followed this determine
ton until he at last produced a compound which
by application, entirely subdued all pain and al
lowed his system to recuperate, and throw off the
disease.
10 his discovery Prof. Edison gave the name
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LIZZIE WHITE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURSUANT to license granted by the Probate
il Court for the County Of Cumberland, shall
sell at Public Auction on the premises, on Tues
day, the fifteenth day of April, A. d. 1881, at two
O'Clock p. m (unless sold at private SALE at
which notice of desire to sell the same is hereby
gven) lot of land with the building thereon, be-
longing to the estate of Abiah l.. Wiley, late of
Portland, deceased situated in Portland, bounded as
follows viz beginning the southeasteriy side of
oxford street. at the northery of land of the
heirs of one Merrill; thence -easterly by Ok
ford Street sixteen feet more or less to point
twenty five feet distant from the south-westerly
line of land of Aug. F. Cox and from there to posts
running back south-easterly, holding the same
width, ninety feet more less, to land of the Os
borne heirs:-it being strip off the southwesterly
side of the lot that William Green and ux. con-
veyed to John Stidworthy, by deed dated Oct. 26,
1855, recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds,
Book 267, Page 60.
GEORGE w. GREEN, Administrator.
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The way they look at the Malone ques-
ton in the far West may be seen from this
extract from the Leavenworth (Kansas)
Times, which says: "One man like Ma
hone.will do more toward establishing a
friendly feeling between the two great sec
tions of the country than a thousand soft
soaping speeches.
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We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica-
tion but as guaranty of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
municatiOns that not used.
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PHILADELPHIA Press: The only objec-
ton made to William E. Chandler as Solicit
or of the Department of Justice seems to
be that he is strict partisan. That objec-
tiou would have ruled Abraham Lincoln out
of the Presidency.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 80.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, All railway, steamboat and hotel managers
Will confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
OF every person claiming to represent our journal
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Notice to Contractors.
OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES, !
MAINE INSANE HOSPITAL,

OFFICE THE TRUSTEES,
MAINE INSANE HosPITAL,3
Augusta, Me-, March Oath, 1871
Sealed proposals will be received at this office un-
til Tuesday, April 18th, 1881, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
for furnishing all the materials and doing all the
grounds of this institution for parts thereof,
per plans and specifications of F. H. Fassett, Archi
tect, which may be at the Office of the Treas
of the Hospital. Proposals should be addressed
ID the Trustees of Maine Insane Hospital, Augusta,
Me-, and endorsed proposals for Pavilion The
board reserves the right to reject any or all propos
ais received.
j. II. MANLEY J Pr;,a;n
j. S. CUSHING.
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AN officer of the Treasury estimates that
the surplus revenues from this time to De-
cember will amount to SS,0OO,OOO month,
or ST., ,000, 900 in the nine months.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS,
Maine Bible Society.

fENHE annual meeting of the Bible Society of
l. Maine, will be held at the rooms of the Y NJ
G. A., cor. Elm and Congress Sts., on THURSDAY.
April 7th, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. Per Order,
H. w. SHAYLOR
marzodtd Rec. Sec.
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A II L A S T!
My GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK for Sale.

WILL parties desirous of obtaining old fashion
w ed clocks brass andirons, old fashioned spin
ming wheels (such as our grandmothers spun their
fax on), brass condesticks, &C.. please communicate
with ;. ID. EDWARDS,
mar21 d2w OXFORD. MAINE
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N Office.

TE1HE annual meeting of GORHAM SAVINGS
"A bA6Nk, VIII be held at the office of the Treas
April, next, at o'clock p M, for the election of
trustees Tor the ensuing year. and the transaction of
any other business which may lawfully be attended
TO. JOHN 4. WATERMAN
Clerk and Treasurer.
uorham, March "a, 1881. mar26eod1w*
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EAsTER MUSIC! Send for lists Of Easter Car
OILS snd Anthems, and begin, in time, to practice!
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Gilbert's Assemblies,
Every Thursday Evening.
Class i'm Dancing tuesday and
Friday Evenings.
MARI diff
THE BEST MUSIC BOOKS.

Quartet Books for Choirs. 1nss asselsps sps
Emerson's Sacred Quartets, Thomas's Sa-
cred Quarfets, Baumba chs Sacred Quar-
tets (and his New Collection), Bucks getetfe
Collection (and his Second Motette Collection).
and BOWS Sacred Quarfets, (this last for
Male Voices only.)
of each Of the above 81, 90, iu Boards, and
1925, in Cloth.
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N. B. We still continue to sell the SMITH
Am. ORGANS, ON in.tallments of 25
Cents per Day.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

ny virtue Of Two deeds Of trust made TO Tho under.
signed, and trustee, by Samuel Lewis, With BuuhhIA
LeWlP, his vile, and Louis WOOImanlee, With I'm.
rlet WOOdmbnSCo, his wife, the hbt datid lhs iRG
day Of June, 1865, and recorded 10 TIuAt DEED B0qi
No. !, page "a In the Clerk'S Once VI Ohio count,
and ttat0 Of West Vlriniaj the second dtd 4
trust dated January q, 1860, SD recorded 10 IN
AAme ehiCO 10 Trust Deed Book No. O. pSgs Is, elite
records oil The above mentioned county, and siItt
will sell at public suction, at the front door Of III
County Court House, In the city Of Wheeling, Ohs
county, West Virginia, on -.
SATURDAY THE i4rH DAY or MAY, 1851,
commencing At 10 O'Clock \. m, the following u.
IctIbNd property that In 10 say kuat iHtbt city
wheeling, being the same round and foundation, 70
which tho original Grant HonO was situated, %.
scrlbed IN the IAld deeds Of trust ~ follOEs-o M
forty (I0 lying on the Ctr10r oil Main, lnd what w
al that time called Madison street. nov Tenth ltfth,
ylng In the bolthtAit angle Of those streets lly, VI
No one hundftd and twenty (l2O lying 10 The tOutA.
west Ang Of the said Tenth street and the MIlth
House, on Market Steet; lot No. 70, belpg6 leltl
Main street and 1888 feet on the NIl Tenth street ibd
lot No. 49, being o. feet square, Alto pa o. lot ~
Joining lot No 100, being lot No il9, on lhehulA
y leeL on Market street, and running hail O NY
also parcel Of tho same lot lying Immediately iouA
Of and I'D Joining the at named lot, being Y teiA
width on Market equaTC, running bach Whi GiL
these parcels will be sold separately, OF tegthHl
a. Il may be found most advantageous IA The property
on the day Of Gale,
10 order 10 save any and all questions ~ u iltt
In the conveyance 10 DO made 10 the pufthnem 0l ~
aboyO pLoplfty, the said suSlnDAh ltWIi ihenN
Louis WOodmanlee SDd bis vile, Ia whoa The tIil
title Of the sald property REMAINS subject 70 thehN
trust, will Join Es tie OWEN In lee,
TEENS OF gALE.-O ne.thrl IN hand the Tanhh'
der In two equal lnbtAIlHentsO Of Blne AID tigheth
months secured BY bonds With security, IitiiEotJ
10 The trustee, the notes 10 carry ntfut IRON iA
day Of SALE but the title will bc nsiVtd nnul ial
payment 10 made DANIEL PECAi lTuhee:
", II, HALLER, AHciloneer. IP
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the mercy Of mercilsss woman. Like
hero he stood his ground, and with SOUND
argumsnts he finally prevailed upon tnt
,w6ipper to deslst, when she vent het Wey
and be vent bis, AS no particular harm
was done, We suppose the matter there
Nj. Charley oopp and sister and Measrs
Harry Young and Nelson, OF Wheeling,
came up to the saChss concert Friday
night, but got here too late.
Another Of our bachelors torsakea the
errors OF his ways this week.
An election was held Of the M. n
Sunday School on Sunday afternoon to ill
vacancies in the offices Of secretary and
orRanist. Miss Mary CLARK was elected Z
the former and Miss Jennie Stamp to the
latter.
new wife spent Sunday with his brother
A. 7. McKelyey, Of this place.
Jsmss CLARK, Esq,, Of KGkwood, spsn
Sunday here.
MI, and Ms. Westgate, Of New Jersey
are sojourning here with q hope OF i'm
proving Mrs. WIS health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

KATE FIELDS cooperative dress assoCiR'
ton ia an assured success, Although but
$3.50 shares were offered for subagritionr
54G7 persons from all over the country
have applied for 1855 shares, and the
managers are urged to increase their CAPT
tai. Miss Field has been chosen President
by the Board Of Directors, composed main
Iy Of prominent business mon, and will
devote her energies for the next few
months to organizing the establishment
which the association expects to open in
New York in September. This expert
ment in cooperation, new to this country,
starts off under fair auspices and will be
watched with interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

INan excellent article upon "PhyslCal
Education" in the Popular Science Monthly
for May, DR.. Felix l.. Oswald throws out 8
hint for the relief OF asthma which Is 60
simple thatit Is worth trial by the SUI
ierers with that distressing disease. His
remedy Ia few minutes exercise with the
balanCe.sliCk, He suggests the use Of
straight stick, like a broom.handle, about
five or elk feet long and one inch In diam
eLer, marked like steelyard with notches
at regular intervals. Then grid q ten.
pound weight Of any sort with piece Of
stout wire, one end Of 1t In hook form,
Mr.. Oswald says:
The exercise consists in grasping the
stick at one end, stretching out arm and
stick horizontally like rapler at home.
thrust; then draw your arm back, still
keeping the stick rigtdly horizontal, make
your hand touch your chin, thrust 1t out
again, draw back, and 30 on, till the fore
arm moves rapidly on steady fulCrum.
Next load" the sGiCk-i. g., hook the
stone 10 one Of the notChes; every inch
Iaftner out Will increase tne weight ny
several pounds. Hook Ii TO one Of the
middle notChes, and try to move your arm
as before. 1t will be hard work now 10
keep the stick horizontal; even strong
man will find that the effort reacts pow.
eriully on his lungs; he will puff as II the
respiratory engine were working under
high pressure.
The weighted stick bearing against the
sinews OF the forearm overComeS the
structure Of the asthmatic spaSin, and,
with the aid oil this mechanical palliative,
the distress can be relieved before the
actual breathlessness begins. Daily exer.
else with the stick diminishes the fire..
quenCy Of the attacks, and, II begun in
time, he thinks, would cure children from
the hereditary tendency to IT, As there Is
no radical and complete cure for asthma,
the only hope the sufferer has Is 10 palli.
ate II, and II 1t can be done In this simple
manner II certainly Is much more valuable
than drugs or doctors.
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A CRY HEr ON A HILL.
Local news Notes and Gossip from 81.
C1aiFsViIIe.

Local news NOttb anu GOSSIP from 81
CIaiTsVilIe.
ST. CLAiRvlLLE, May 8.-The Probate
Court was engaged the whole Of last week
in hearing q road case. The jury brought
in q finding Of $3.50 damages while the
costs amount TO about 5000.
The Northern Narrow Gauge Railroad
ia nearing our town. When such men Ra
have II In charge get to work they mean
business. Had the winter left the road
bed as II was In the fall the road would
have been finished ere this.
A music teacher, Madame Sachse, from
somewhere In West Virginia, together
with her pupils, held o musicale here last
Friday night The four girls who com
posed the audience when the show began
think Prof. BE- overture was "too Bwesl
for any use"
Reporls say the fruit has not been In.
juted by the winter. Peach, plum and
pear trees are In bloom, and although this
is an of year III fruit, II locks as though
we may have some.
A reporter Of the Bellaire Tribune criti.
Cizes the ACCOUNTS Of the jail breaking here.
Your reporter got the account sent you
direct from the Sheriff, and any inaCtira.
Cies may be attributed to the excitement,
which was intense,
The Young Ladies' Missionary Band
Of the Presbyterian Church will hold
special exercises at the Church on Satar.
day afternoon. From what we have heard
we should suppose they will offer an inter.
esllng programme. We are informed that
services will be held on that day BY ali
bands In the United States.
That the Course oil true love does not
run smooth WAS demonstrated 10 The coat
OF a dusky pair on Sunday night A
youth oil African descent offered his seF.
vices as escort home from church 10 a
young miss OF the came nativity. The
moonlight aoitened their hearts and In.
clined Them "a little longer to each
others COMPANY go the walk was extend.
ed 10 the eastern prominence Of our town,
which beats the euBhoniouu title OF
"Gieasy Hill" "A they wendOd their
way back toward the home Of the Young
miss, forth from the shadow Of the school,
house steps sprang a form. II was the
maternal protector Of that young miss.
with 1.-the switch with which abe had
armed herself, she dealt the blows swiftly,
liteiuly, little rocking where they fell.
The girl ran and left her gallant lover 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

A CORRESPONDENT OF an exchange makes
the following statement in regard to an
experiment which is go easily tried, and
for which such good results are claimed,
that it ought to be generally testsdi
firmly believe that sunaowers are pre-
venters Of the evil results Of malaria. My
location appears to be the natural home oil
malaria, judging from Its situation and to-
biographical character, but while neigh
bors Within u quarter mile radius have
suffered from malaria my family have
been absolutely free from 1t during the
last three years. l attribute this freedom
largely to q double row Of sunaowera ex..
tending across my lot on the hither bound
of what has been morass, although now
well drained. To be sure, cellar and sink
drainage, cleanliness Of premises and
other sanitary observanCes have not been
neglected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

WE believe that TUFTS Pills are destined
to be the medicine OF the world. They
impart q power by which every organ q
the body becomes healthy, Very lew d.
seases exist that cannot be relieved BY pur'
ging the bowels and restoring the liver 10
is normal condition, and Tor this purpose
no remedy has ever been invented thai
has as happy an effect As these pills. They
never wrench the system, but act mildly
and give tone to the whole body.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue o. a deed Of trust mad. h, p.,..,
Campbell and Bridget his vile, 10 III NJ ~ rtHtt
uu!tee, dated the 7Ih day Of April, IS-S UlEtsd
corded 10 the Office OF the CleTk Of liz Enn he n
q Ohio County West Virginia. In Dee n T1nl, ISv
No. ., page SOS, Ihpll, on " ''ul' bOok
commencing ~ 10 o'clock A. ~, pJDCe,d Ia all
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio eopN,1 ne
Virginia, 70 the highest and bet bidder Ky nui
log described property that Is 10 Nv, I u N.
onB'hAt Of lot numbered six 10y In Eu1Ie my, we
tWenty-ons u deSIgpAtd on Ibe NAV ~ -
lub-divlllOne 81 the joseph Caldwell S,,IIsF " We
dillon thereirOm 10 the city Of WhFoipv ~ a. r.
county Of Ohio and state q West VifIS, u tlS
half lot fronts on the west side Of Wooi' ~
tween Twenty seventh aud twenty eiVhlh ~. Y
the Sixth ward Of the Taid city Of WhSIlpr N. u
the same property conveyed 10 the nd p',,ss
Campbell BY L. q. Hughes and wife ~ 'T KS
dated the 9Th day Of April, 1915, aud Of itcosI N VIZ
oiee Of The CLERK Of the County CCurt d O6o
", West Virginia. " 'H'' V'Aa'
TERts OR sALE-0ne-third Of the purch,,. n,,,.
and a. much more % the purchaser NAV sett ~
In cllhi the residue In two equal inSIlnEn', u n,
and twelve months, with interest from ds, a. ~
purchaser giving notes, secured BY detd tI I'M,
The lille TO the said property i believed IL 4. 10.
ltol but selling u trustee, shall CONVEX SniV M
Title ~ Is VeStCd In me by Iald deed Of tt1,t '"a
an WIN +. HUBBARD, Trusts,
W. II, HALLER, AuctIOnePF,
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THE New York tax commissioners tell
the New York elevated roads that 1t they
will wipe out their stock and reduce their
capital to their bonded debt, which Ia
about equal to the real cost Of the roads,
they can earn fair dividends and pay their
taxes with no difficulty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

GlaARDM, the great French journalist
always went to bed at 10 P. NJ, and rose
at4A,M. No editor Of an American NOR.
ming daily could dream Of doing this, and
the fact tells the whole story Of the differ
ent share "news" plays in French and
American journalism.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

/ .-,-.,.,.
By virtue Of three several ds,ds Of trust nid. =
mo, the undersigned trustee BY Indian, Iei,s .i'
wife Of Charles II, Dtltert with Charles u, pnu Nv
her husbInd, dated and recorded respective Nv.
office Of the CLERK VI the County tout q V TX
county, Wet Virginia, GS follows one dald iai "
day Of june 1874 and recorded 10 D.ed Of lia ~ y
Nc, 4, pages iO2 and 100; one dated the ii,h w
September, 1874, aud recorded 10 Deed Oi iiull D'Il
No, 4, pages 886.7 and one dated The ?llh evY
May, 1875, and recorded In WeiOi Ttun re-. ~
page big shall sell, al public auction
door Of The Court House, In the city Of Nhe'nih
Ohio county, West Virginia, on m
SATURDAY, APRIL 80, l1l. liz, A.
commencing al 10 O'Clock 4. ~, the iGllohIt ~,
bcrlbed property that IL TO say: The norm WII,m
Of the south hall Of lot Numbered act9 10 m w nj
". shriVet's addition 10 last Whe,lln! T.,d N
being situated on The southwest cornr y I m.
(iort1efly Seventh street, street. and Flltehl'
eEy Centre street. street, 10 the uil o. "I ~.
Ink West virginia, II btIng the tAniC poF i0b.
VeJed 10 hAid lndiAAa Dtlttrs BY Within y it.I
bard and wife, BY deed dated the 81 DAY iol'
and Of record In the Office u The CLERK u, b
Court Of OhlH county, West Vi'glnlA, ID 0'V' WV
No, 81, page IVA. ..,.....,,,,.
TERns ~ sGLR -OnO-thI ihePuftbnt Eo. y,
and u much moro "A tho puTchanf fna' tie, 4 N
In tAhh, the residue In two tquSl ihsis ~
and twelve months with inieieit ifoin Hl,a,, M
purchaser giving notes, secured by geo o w.
apprOvd pO itlei Of insurance, sFdtIeIeq ~ m
The title 10 The Gad property u BELIEVED W ,rr,h
feel, but selling % trustee, shall convey coy! 'S'-
title ~ 10 IGatd Ia me by said DEED o. o. WY,
M n Mo-. WILLIE" - Tfuitt,.
Auttloneof
Tbs above tale il Fnpontd until sAIyS5g ~, |,
MAY i, iG;l At 10 O'Clock q m i y aIEInsg4BD
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shlnuIOu, Harrison County,

EdltOru IutOlligOncor.
Corn, 5Oc per bushel.
Wheat, 95c per bushel.
Good farm horses, 500 to $3.50.
There 10 considerable trade in real es'
tate about here at pretty good prices.
The indications are that there will be q
good wheat and fruit crop this year.
The people between here and Fairmont
have optioned of their coal privileges to
FaiEmont company OF figures ranging
from $50 down to s.. Result not known
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DIED.

RILEY-On Wednesday, April a., 1881, WILLIE,
son Of G. W, and Elizabeth Riley 10 the STU year Of
his age.
Tho funeral will lake place from the ro'IdOnCs Of
his parents No, % Twenty. IIth street, at 10 o'clock
this morning. Friends Of the family are invited TO
attend. Intorment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

IT Is stated that Bradlaugh will again
enter the House OF Commons and demand
that he be sworn In, II the bill for the
amendment to the Parliamentary Oath act
IL considerably DELAYED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05

THE star route stealings add their les
sons to the other facts which go to show
that honesty is all that is needed to give
the country two.cent letter postage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-05
THURSDAY MORNING, NAY .,

WAsHlYdToN MCLEAN persmptorily de
clipss to be the Democratic candidate FOL
Governor in Ohio.