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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-20

A LADY who suffered from weakness pecr.
liar to her sex, in writing to friend, said
~ tried various kidney medicines, but only
found nlyself growing woree. A friend told
ME 10 uao DR.. Gaysott'a Yellow Deck and
Sarssps.illa. It's effect on me was soon irdi.
Gated ty a clear and beautiful complexion,
freedom from aches aud psins, complete
removal OF nervous depression, painless reg.
ulsrity IN habits Of digestion and otherwise.
I can not praise tho remedy too highly 80
trus friend 10 suffering womauhood and as
STRENGTHENING medicine. nav
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He Appreciated Poetry.

f~fcddHses -
"Ia there anybody about this establish.
ment who loves poetry2" he said, as he
opened tho door and glarsd around the
editorial room with doutiul look.
.Cerlainly there is," said the editor,
shave you got some ?"
"Ycf; four poems all Of 'em on spring"
GOOD That's just what We want. John,
sprinkle little mint sauce on these and
take 'em down stairs"
"What for ?" demanded the poet.
"For the goat. He is the only one abou.
the establishment that loves poetry. But
he won eat spring poetry without mint
asuce."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-20
"So Pbysic, Sir, In ninc ~

A good story comes from boys boarding
eohool in Jersey" The diet was monoton.
Qua and constituting, and the learned PIN
cipal decided TO Introduce so;no old style
physio in the appls.ssucs. and avail. the
happy resulta. One bright lad, the smartest
IA oaG9 sa gssns Saf e sssTs mns In his
dad told me TO uss nothin' but DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgstive Pelle.s,' and they are O
doing their dutY like charm ~ They are
arti.bilious, aud purely vegetable. tsEEs.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-20
A pEs1rrN { PKosoRIprIoH1sT.

Or, How n Fierce Firc-Enter Kicked the
Dead Canfedcrncy mud begged Pardon.
Rsotter, AuSIG 10.
IFS he TO FIND NO PLACE OF REPENTANCE,
THOUGH lie SEEKS IT CAREFULLY WITH
TEARS ?" II
The ISTELMdENcER oil yesterday in sup.
port Of its charge that Judge Woods, one
Of the Democratic nominees for the So.
preme Bench, was once proscrip!ionist,
has raked up tho records OF tho Secesaion
Convention Of 1861, Of which Judge Woods
was member, and publishes the follow.
ing resolution which tho journal shows to
have been offered by Mr.. Woods, of Bar.
bour, on the 18th day OF June. 1861:
"Resolpei, Tha. oil sales, contracts and
couveynnces, absolutely or In trust, all en-.
cumbrances or lsins crsated or suffered to bs
created, upon or In respsct to any resi- estate,
or any interest or share therein hold or
owned by any person who has committed
treason against the State Ct Virginia or The
Confederate 6tates or any OF them, or who
shall have committed any offenss mentioned
In the frs! section Of an ordinence passed by
this convention on tho first day OF Msy.
1861, entitled AN ordinonos for tho preyer.
ton and punishment Of oiIsnces scainet tho
commonwealth shall DO null and void, and
any person making such sales, contrasts and
conveyancss, deeda OF trust, sncumbrances
and ltens, and all persons who shAll know.
ingly. aid or assist any such person therein
shall be guilty OF the larceny Of ouch sums Of
money orarticles Of value aa may have been
received therefore, /" ..$95}, 80
And that at another time be offered an
amendment 10 o proposition Of Judge
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SPEC Al NOTICES.

a CARn.-To all who arc III terng from errors
and !rd!scretions oil YOUTH nervous weakness
carly decay. los Of Eanhood, &c, will send re.
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. Send self addressed envelope 10
RKv. JosxrH T. Imam, s:xtiou D, New York. = 3
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TkAvELER's GUIDE,
Trains arrive and depar. as follows-cI.y Tine:
AS III sfAAIs 4. lfxIA-M.n. -. =,

Trains arrive and depar: as follows-Ci.y Time:
BALTIIORE d OiaIG.-MAE L1yr-Do.
part-For baltimore snd New York, ian n m. s.Ss
n, snd sos p nj. Graflou Accommodation ass
. N; Local freight 7;05 IN. Mnundsville Accom-.
mediation. ll:sS N. dloYes's Gap Accanmoda.
d. o. Dfv.-For chlc.go and tho west, e:l5 a M
1:25 m. and ll:l0 N. GAINESVILLE Accommoda.
ton, SSo o N. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, 4IO m
". ?. = B; DlY-For Pittsburgh, 6:a6 . m, foo
Washington. Pa, Accommodation, 6:S5 p N. -
arrive Prom Baltimore and Washington, d.
G., l2:loa M, l0:l5 N, and E25 m. Glovers Gap
Accommodation, 500 m. Moundsyille Accom-.
m. Local freight $40 N. vs. 7is'1l = =.
10. Dlv.SFIom Chicago and tho West, $40 q n,
$40 m. and Cos p. N. Zsnesville Accommoia
ton. SIS N. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, I:Io
w. P. & q. DIv.-From Pittsburgh, at 1:U y M
and 7:29 ? m. Washington. Pa, S:iO m. Triadei.
All thtoash traiai run daily. Local trains daily
r, q. q ST. L.-DRArr-sao Il, SIS M
l:9 n, ES n. ARHtvs-s:so n, Lies n,
;, 0IsysIana y 1Sr.i s;:so,sns
81. uairsyille l:52 p m, Massilon accommodation
AERlvH-st: ClhiIs,ille 8:o7 4 IN, Masiion accom-.
mediation 9s2a m, 81; Clainville l2:27 N, Cleye.
Uie1einna q PiitssnrshNpaI IT, Sf ~
n. l1:27 N, zig N; steubenville Accommods.
to1 9:13 n, Wellsvills Accommodation S:fa
pm. A2nIT1-12s I'M, sos IN 8:2s M: steu.
Ienyae AGSom nm s;2s m WenErills Sc.
B. Z. q q. Raiiuay-IaAya Bel,,,re -,
WoodEneld and snmme,deld at coo .. m. and a.ii
p. n: Aaalys q belaiTe at PAS a m. and SIS pm.
$50 q m; Accommodation Q IS m cud in n -;
ARRIvE-ll:b0 q N. 600 p m snd $40 n m. '-ssp.
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THE hair on tho heads Of tho London
boobies is on end again. Six revolysra dis.
covered with no visible means Of support.
They wers arrested.
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FITS.

Restorer. No Fits after dnt days use. Maryslous
cures Treatise and q TRIAL bottle tree 10 Fit csscs
seno TO DR.. Kline, asl Arch Itrset Philadolphis.
Fl. Cancer Institute, 81 Arch ItIcc:, PHILADELPHIA
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VI. syf.s "Dnchu.Puiba." fli-s.t q
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. One
dollar DruggistR e,5s "a, .is zl,a Ia. .ifSf,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-20

Exchange.
Gimlet-Hello, old man, haven't seen
you for month Of Sundays.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-20

The Legislature was evidently satisfied
with AR. Woods penitcntial declaration
for i. passed the bill removing his disabili.
ties. Cannot the INrELLIaESCEE be as gra.
Cious with tho pardoning power as Re-
publican Legislature, and "let a repeating
rebel live"
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& ELM GROVE

"HEELlNG & ELM GROVE 3. R,
On snd after SUNDAY, MAY is, 1884, tr,In, an
the ". q Z. q. r. & will run ~ ioilovs: ---- w
1esying the City ats 4. 4, and run every hour
Leaving Wheeling Pa:k att 1. T., and run every
j tis4s ID E.f43 ,j.L on 6UNDLYA 4!Fis gil 5'ae
Y Leaving tho CITY AZ 4. n, and run every hour
, Leaving Wheeling Part ats 4. Y, and run every
Plsseugcrs will Hve time and troubla nv INV,
ohadny heit Tickets o. The efies. .i.''- -. -
nJli ~. q HIRsQH, supt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-20

Gimlet-And you arc looking go well,
too. Never saw you better.
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EDUCATIONAL,
sDuoAT,oRaL.
WHEELING 49,
Female COLLEGE,


Thii Institution - incorporl'ed with rn,, r.,
leeiaie Power. and Privileges by The Lesi,,s so
ne STATE, and affords every facility ior ibn,n..
and Accomplished Education, N"otVuea
Two Full CourStt Clsetcal and Scientific
IN connecuon with thee, there IA an sSc.,,u.,
Ar school turlS taught In all Kind Of I'm a,s'
Gray onlng and Painting. N ~ " D'""ihs,
There is ,lso aschool Of orstory and EIocr,,,,
The very latest methods introduced, '@uaon,
Inc conservatory Of hu,lai, conducted n, ~.
Plan o. stulssArt, Geiminy and precisely I'M .m nS
methods are used. In the Vocal Depsrtmpri ,he
Italian method Il usetl with such sitemtorn. we
may suit the voices Of Tho pupilI ~
10 VARIOUS sehool, q Language arc In ehpno q,
Mn J. z. Porter, Professor OF the rew acte,,,s.
syatem q shorthand, termed Balilxrsp6y. MiIl
oren school In connection with ths COLLEGE ssn.
The Thirty Nth year will open septeubc, A ,,S,
Terms moderate In all Department., '"'''
n fof CaialeIues or other Information, address Tia
ftSA!uoa', MISS A. TAYLOR,
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Auger-Nc. NY wife has.

Gim!et-Your face has g good healthy
color, but your noso is badly burned. Been
out of towr?
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: And that at another time be offered an
amendment to proposition Of Judge
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
The Indiana, alabama & Teaas Railroad.

The Indiana Alabama Company constructing
portion OF its proposed line from Evansville Ind Mobile A from this
city Princeton distance the located line Of about miles Twelve
miles and half of the road from GAINESVILLE northward have graded
The track has been laid the mill GAINESVILLE
and will be continued rapidly
bridge being built believed
the that the road win be completed and running order
Newead by the first day By the
October and certainly by the November believed the
be completed Princeton the Chesapeake Northwestern Railroad
This road GAINESVILLE
tile and productive agricultural the whole country running
through Christian Tgg and Caldwell
greater quantities than other country
within hundred miles this place. That portion of the
almost unknown
wheat trade concerned unqualed section tributary this local
i This road will also GAINESVILLE with the Kentucky fields
which will enable the people of this obtain fuel much cheaper
than they have by the railroad build
this hawneetown Uniontown Evansville
will connection with the northern After the
division shall have been completed then proposed build outhN
Dickson Station the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railroad and
from thence Florence Ala will with the southern railway
The country between Carsve Dickson Station
the the country will
add the commercial GAINESVILLE friends
could and people will motion manufactures of wood
and the abundant realization its will
felt expected that the wheat between GAINESVILLE and Little
shipped the will be
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17

ransacng have changed
places with the GAINESVILLE
happy but accepting the order of
rich harvest
in oden times other places the recipient Whilst
Immediately after the large through
boats having withdrawn and smaller by which hoped
and reshpped
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
discovered the smaller failed in essential particulars
substitutes the class and utterly failed contribute anything to
Cumberland fact develop
board preferable and the smaller
place adding prosperity the by which all
carried other and less accessible than city, At
Board Trade connection with the Tobacco Board de-
cded build Cumberland in the direct of
the along the The scheme has successful beyond
More tobacco and brought
the Board
Orleans this
with the order
things to-day the Julien Gcey points the Cumberland
merchandise from GAINESVILLE week than under the ante bel
operations carried The freight to and from GAINESVILLE
regular regardless of high or low the merchants and
along the cheap transportation that
and equaled by but few rail-
alike cheerful hopeful the future
facilities will be coming the increased business
the bright only for
population We look boom the valuation
nd remark of both farmers and merchants who
limits There the country
han al previous So be-
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17

Mesrs Smith, Anderson Bell begun business this
They full OF
rapidly
months after the had opened
disadvantage they claim have made the largest that
house the city with single exception They have
ton in each of the succeeding of their business existence
published
located of Second and opposite the Court
conceded be of the best
the handling and storing OF tobacco in this con-
rucd with three floors foundations Of
the woodwork the best quality of Alabama pine protection against
fire almost perfect addition the usual fire plugs
inch extending the entire length of the pipe
oaed when the turned from
flooded
equally perfect closets bath tubs basins with pendidly
pointed Offices make it Of the desirable business houses have
The dimensions the building
capacity three floors $500 hoghead specially
tobacco warehouse by Capt GOsy Bell
facilities for handling tobacco equal the best
business not questioned
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17

almost entirely who reside throughout this
neghbong Tennessee and Kentucky They
ground. president of the association Col T. NJ
under
Thomas we'll for his
efficiency ThO book and A Elliott
warehouse
will
The business the Grange Warehouse though already immense steadily
of
holders that the had $SOG0 advancements
probably kind in the West that
exhibit Warehouse the leading nstu
of GAINESVILLE and the city takes pride having such mammoth
organization grew the spirit which
the That grand system aimed at
the Warehouse
The made small subscriptions and from the
$lOO $50
stockholders
the this that the Association has been
compelled add already building store the
tobacco that coming large reroo addition to the warehouse
which being The this has been
wonderful there doubt that credit due Capt Hen
don who 8 once oil bestto lists n the vest
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
II. s. BrOnddLts.

side Of Franklin
the Oldest the business Raised familiar
the trade and wants the market all his life his stock
please trade popur with the ladies'
Capt Tom Reynodhe bald horat Dick
him when it to selling calico white muslin
his dealings brides himself ON keeping
FIRST class selection and will give good bargains anywhere
But fora real good bargain Halter him little when he the lowest
that the goods can possibly be sold for just then tell him that he
andsomer man than his neghbo Squire Sam Caldwell and he will tumble
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17

society,"
simply Cksvie Station organized church very early
temporary character somewhere the Cumberland
streets lately occupied
worship
like permanent
by the Methods from 1882 until 1S41
The preached delivered
John MeFern D. who still with firm grasp bears ao the banner
the gospel and the honored agent the
agement of its Publishing house Nashville
Presbyterias
etho erected the church recently occupied by them on the corner
Franklin and Fifth and occupied by the Cumberland Pes
rials. -
There many battle has been fought many victory on and an influence
the community and the surrounding country which
hardly be estimated The records the having
burned the publishing years since
pastors
1s41 Since then the pulpit his been H
pointed Hammer appointed Nov, 1912 Ramey
appointed Now S remained only short time Joseph Douglas
supply Joseph Walker appointed
Riggs appointed Erwin appointed Now
Bryan appointed 47 Baldwin, 1S4S49
din, appointed 1891 Tho w Rand appointed
appointed West 1873
D. Saw appointed Oct $4,000; w g. Doris appointed
appointed Webon Mooney appointed oct 1867
R. Pummer appointed O 1859 McFerrin appointed
appointed Plumner appointed O
Brown appointed Oc 875678 James D. Baree appointed
1s79s0s17s2S 7. J. Moody appointed Oct, 1888 ef- -
A L. T. Green John w HAMMER John Hughes Joseph West
Mizel F. Ransom VIM Burr Webon Mooney
grove, John P McFerrin, and James A. Orman
The church Tuesday
1882 The work rapidly and the walls will
side and out onaente however front with Conn columns sides
the windows that add elegance
beauty the There the taller which
feet and the other P feet high The front elevation has imposing and
attractive appearance it we'll proportional and the brick work richly
from foundation The supported
by bridge rue manufactured by the Pittsburgh Bridge Company
The inside the roof will be pane and ced that the roof
exposed the audience The
feet by 81 feet inches with acove of the pulpit
which will occupied by the choir and The floor considerably
the DOORS advantage respects The
from 500 600 comfortably The Sunday below
high
feet paror pastors study library
Take altogether this will be the most elegant and complete church
edfces in Tennessee
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17

house, Doy head Of the possesses rcass business
and by good
while brought his house the front in rank This has been
accomplished working goods
hand, failing
Ms Burr Coleman A. Don
OF the house three spread
the Dorv
them and
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
CUNNINGHAM Brothers.

This comparatively firm composed of three who
GAINESVILLE energy
into about
pressing forward with have worked exhibiting
enterprise could fail to win public admiration confidence
among public spirited being
prudent
accommodating their dealings
climb ladder prosperity reaching
themselves solid
building fronting Franklin extending
Strawberry They full line of staple groceries,
keeping also dealing extensively produce
kind handling quantities of hay and well
all kinds field
stock fancy kept where and
about the house that fail the retail ade decy
be called for will be found in the and persist
is pleasure commend such house the pubnone
featured.
g. m. Whiteside g. Co.
This the furniture established years
enterpsng who here from Chattanooga and
liberal dealings public confidence occupies
story building extending Strawberry
filled stylish panet
elegant and everything the line
of the They make specially
paror goods The stock simply beautiful The
m 10 make pleasing selection living They
attention to the undertakes business
ne csK and plain cons keeping
I which people Investigate
articles at al people
looted ON the proposition Call and
stock and make selection while You have the opportunity
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
Dority d HeyndOn.

Dority & Herndon, wholesale
grocers, whose business is repre-
sentedi in our advertising columns,
and a beautiful cut of the build
ing occupied is here shown, is a
strong firm representive in the
list OF live men in tho trade. The
last name is Capt. Tom Herndon,
the well known tobacconist, who
has so successfully conducted the
extensive business of the Grange
Warehouse, and but little of his
attention is given To the grocery
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17

exception business man in GAINESVILLE but
the Oldest He has of the
up" boys energetic
Mr. Cou has been cvle forty extensively
the furniture and honored by all people for his upright character
BILE impulse and public spirit But few
quicker the relief distress Mr.
the old public GAINESVILLE
with the of the he has the his
trade moving up higher the larger and he the
building Franklin
occupied about so by 1876 largest
nne be found outside of manufacturing
wholesale cities and this too may be called wholesale house. the prope
tor doing quite obbng trade taking furnishing
houses complete paeng pcung keeping
the latest and most fashionable of chamber and rao and plain
furniture of variety furnishing frames and wall whole
sale lots In the underaker his stock and complete
a In hne caskes and burial robes line hee and beautiful span OF black
horses He also keeps repairing shop special uph
opposite his and alongside saloons neatly up
storage and has painted large letters "CoFFINs This
frequent the alley sending join temperance
down for that Gov Jones and Tom McenOd
and there telling how inebaes they have dressed and hauled off
to the doctor shops h.fa- ..-f
Pttna01o g. Le1OtS
established Clothing House in the CITY, gentlemen favor
bly, known for their stability dealing public
Mr. Pan clothing
years ago. quite youth and with
his earnings in partner the
has continued the business Mr. Ed avorb
citizen the partner years ago. gentlemen
reputation keeping clothing quality
goods such they full satisfaction shoddy their
stock Customers always getting full and fair of
article In the gentmen furnishing line their stock
i've also hats All the spring
r. W. Roach.
Mr. R. w. Roach dry goods clothing city
from Hopkn about has well the
and reputation ne that successful enterprisng merchant
high honorable gentleman qualities
men readily find friends and an build nm nrers business in 1ark
v Mr. Roach pdes himself keeping full line of fine goods addition
to full stock suit all demands One of the special attractions his house
the fine stock of gnaemen furnishing goods fine clothing
French and English for fine The ladies will also find this
house beautiful black and silks black black
coored meres and fine dress goods description Also
stock notions table linens napkins Among
number polite pleased their
will be found Me r. H. Pickering D. Caldwell Willie H. Major and
Miss Gillian.
". z. GeF71a7t
of ceveres merchants He and well selected
stock of dry goods and full line of
deal with accommodating perfectly reliable Economy
the of his house. with and small profits
his Mr. Gehart has pped business he Cark
Vile, kngm dsandne day.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17

We believe after reading testimonials
below and after examining your Furnace,
that IL universally adopted, many thOus-
ands of dollars would be saved every year
In the curing of Tobacco, and that they will
repay the Planter, in one or two crops IL he
only them TO finish curing his crop
after IL has become dangerous with open
fire and in keeping It dry and free from
mold In wet weather. Tobacco well cured,
leaf and stem, and kept dry, will weigh
TO 10 per cent. more and will bring on the
market one to two dollars more per hundred
lbs. T. HEKNDON,
j. C.. KENDRICK,
JOHN H. PETTUS,
80 b. A. SPICER.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
Cumberland .RiUer.

Cumberland river is one of the most
beautiful of the hundreds of beautiful
streams that pervade our magnificent
country. 1t is nayigable to Nashville
for nine months in the year; Clarks-
vile being situated below the shoals
reaps the benefits of its waters the en-
tire year. In ante bellum times it was
the great artery by which the wealth
of our soil was shipped to the sea.
Many who live now remember the
hurry and hustle of business as large
steamers were contending for the trade
for New Orleans and other sea board
places and regret that other methods