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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

KAo aiazas IS 611 nan14
Xhat - oH1e& ~ Scr h1
i - 1nnns 111 IS T'nsg eas
wars en- - Ea6 Ha naa Ga
841 ,a1A Re l1a1z. - q - Enar1
Ga1 gpzk l1npzA eans aa1 aazIs1eus
His ha4eH alssuds Sc neiam EnnEu
elrl1es rszks 90 20 ha1F hiiIs
His Nifa SD nnnah11r aHlaslna anEn,
Two UcEee1 zEi1nR a8 . al
o. 1gs11grI gu1 en- 81 81
IVES ed ard and wns aers gA
Yes aoldan hllIs had asaks af snaw;
IAss1 valley hsi8s Asd fsiT inereaaa.
h ~ ~ shiie s1ils 81 ed hiew
By poppg l1las in 8 ywuE aMn.
Ihs waod EoEs asnr ~ hin B s ioEe9
His AaksAagl n1te ehe anft wDod ao$9s4
Xhe % niarsas kants are hid upon
Els heIda. hts Aoakss a4Fd, fast ana
tiaha
B4k CO.. taa NHaoioas anldem dawn,
Ths aslden dooFg thef cIose g uiEkf,
dts aold husd babes. kar Fas1ai bleas1,
Are kial the word mag haSs sbe Fssk
JoAQ1u MuzEa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

Leases Pnhlie 0psalQ1
Tbs dea tha1 + i possleie - Pro.
De- sAips a. he rata q forty knota -
hcnr. q Il some speed mach higher
tkan exIsxs q present, b being dis
cassed beth Il this conntry ana
America Professor IhuFsto1. q
Sihleg College. has reeently takea NJ
the s1hiect and conclRdes hat = =
poaafhie. TIE reasoning Of these
who held that foFiy-segen miles -
hour Is an natainable speed - based
from beginning 70 end On what .
done ia torpedo b0azss buk i ~ 10
meAns follows fhat whaf Is possible
on : small scale lseQaAlly possible en-
large scale. Il would be necessary,
IN order 10 secure success, 70 anga-
meat nos only the dimensions Of the
moving parts, bat the strength 81
mnferisls CT which they are made
witho1t augmeniing her weight 70
ike manner, ia s way which = not
pracfica8le. So far IS can be seen
the limit has been very nearly reach
ed 81 present il such ships IS tie
Oregon and the America II the
power acquired augmented IL any
reasonable ratio with the speed. thea
great advances would Be practicable.
Yet, even II doubling the power
doubled Tie speed, il Is not easy 70
see how double her present speed
could be got into The America. This
Fessd has 4 displacement Of $500
tons, and engines indicating 1900
horses. In smooth water she makes
when driven. nearly 20 knots; bat,
unfortunately. 70 double her speed
would require not less than eight
multiplied By 1900. equals q 600
horse power at leazt-pTo0ablY q. 900
Is nearer the mark--and this Is quite
out Of the question. The only hope
Of success must be sought IN the dis
coyery OF Invention of some type Of
engine which viii have no recipr0ca-
ting parts--a rotary engine. in fact,
which will permit an extravagantly
high piston speed to be adopted. and
even then the chance that such q
speed could be made 3 paying speed
ID extremely predetermined.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
DrOT1CT

WB THE UNDERSIGNED PHoToo-
E raphofa dplnR business ID the city
- Aoattie. have decided that The present
prices for photographs are balos these Of
otAaf ropu able galleries II other clGiea,
harmony, ana ash . more laaaonahso ~
Qompeuaa tor our skin and labor; there.
s :, =. e $40 s,tsr SEPT. 5 lsos he seals
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

Thore are ffteea thousand Go7eFn-
msnt clerks in WashinRtnn, and their
average salary b about $1,000. AZ The
capital Is q costly place 10 live 10, the
majority OF these atipendiaEses cannes
% more than make beth sads meet With
theiK waQea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

A nav National bank, with 9 capital
stock Of e1.000o 600. has baen formed il
Philsdelphia, 20 be called the Fourth
Street National Bank. Il h intended .
make this The strongest financial insti
aation IN the eitv, and on par with the
largest II New York.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

fes rsspacliss csaa&g csaaral c1nmliseau
arr AuFs . reeaee1ssi . s9Fniaa E9lssbss Nnis
80 WU4lz asl taa eerastgz. as1 npr1nlizsn
D AlaM-nal 80. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
STEAMER HElEA.
FOB eolBS, P0ATs ORCHARD AAB
WASHINGTON.

BTEANKR HEIaEE. W. n
Kills, MaetaE, leaV1a HarEanR
ten 4 eM v inrf safila. essIy X - ~
Weein.s1ay ard Friday, e 30 : n. e.
RI turHinE Ieage 6ead a. Pert " i1fk1naaaa
~ ~ q N, heAd q rurs 04cAalA AZ ta a.
~. MienAelle Fulntaf l310 4 N CnlkT 4
n. aHiEln4 = Haat1Ia ahauf - n =.
Tuamaag. Thursday and SATURDAY.. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

49, yoa aTa hgf-GT ez<o d1ly 80 e4g1lAllF
aNt1an1 toA1 aniasa IL gzm earnfa @eatiuaek
- eaa frurn Fel F11ps cEiNa.5 . aai4 % - b.
frrs natf Nah aay e Ocletes. 80 - aos
e'claek ;. n. tAas Al FQEx rlSht tisle ana n.
ter4at i I'D = sd Eork val se aa-Tsd Zee
csWrs Heass IN ne eEu 81 9saskiR. - ths
AiHANza hit1sE g. eAsA.
n STRESS WEne1fs - naie oaEFoEN1lan kxa
calssA thra no2ica 70 eF aiGasd % ~ en<Forn1a
nsza - azsRRs4 ~ H. fsesSksas aat recre-
tnry. ans ~ eaTpeFAe 81 - - n3xa1
sAaFeea ~ 3 Z. pKENT, Rrsll1zEl.
80 ~ ~ y n ooaooD. aseas<y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

TAs nck and zII,cI-1 s1-lia uot IA . eall q
hin TAe Deot1r 49, WISHED ths k1aVl1aia q
NlFrps and ao1Al8a4 . eroa1 4snl nf VnluMhh
tnfernna1aan Ehich Be = eompesuu8 - Impair
= thols n ned 81 N neFNlcm. Oh. 0LBHof
VII E4akD ~ charge anie9 10 sdecea . care.
cemmlEic4iinns mxicely ooaad1nElal. SEN
- 8ull4Fn frT q BackhRa 81 mndiutaa. A.
49, Dn. !. =. 9lRBon. 1oz 1871. Ann Frsa
slsaa, 0Al 8@nttba PosE-fwFp1Fss@s--
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
Reward for a Missing Boat

uFREn. FROM HpnIaoNGa BOAT
n hsnss. Ana. - ~ enc 1ack HAYES. q
whitehall hasl About = fset ioag. teet
ksalsa natnse1 whlla oaiafte. WITH ssesn
waaar fina. Faiieu Inside ard Ere d 1oer !.
with Ne II en each szde e ooW A1d On
EnaTr4w. Is Pc On inaida q atatn aamrd
49, - aneh nifH e alcfn psi
~ FeuaFf a sc VITA b paad Ter ~ ~.
tnrn a the nnat SAL and Dalns a. BUD
LONGS boat HeasA eesttfA ". Z.
P.o. ben "a -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

Ths mestinEs a. eeehsek. PA Gamhss, Pr
MsalaeA, PVT Stately. Nsueaslla, Haatea.
Hiee8 ptsmEna. fitzsvifls asd slatsia Nj.
aiso ~ aaaFeanad nF nnn c. \. vscFhres A.
etAera
~ or3ss q nemossafic csasty oonmit.pa
G. n SMART. CAa1rnna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
WA11l11T17
STEAMBOAT TaaNo RTR7a a
Carrying the y. q. maIl.
iasuna, AsaiIIs LRarlI.unn l..h

ONE OF THE ". "a -
I. Cos B1aAmora -
w aahlnglol q HdlGhln
WI run dallg he4Woaa ran1r11' s's.5 49,
LoWnannd. ieaying Enconta - 49,
e tain and to1chinR - 1900 -
1a4leon, koEt 9amhis. Port M. =, NJ
EuF9 Iownsend. HBtnrnlna 49, -,
1oSIasena svery daE lszcspl sls1qIs li
SEaTTLE-uHATe0m aIk
The steamer " X WHwWnN msa
leayo Seattle eEeEy sunday, Ins1l.r ~
t1nr1lat eyell1a, u'riook. IN N ~
calling g MuE1itnQ. Eu'aifn. r =
Oak HareeE, UtsalaIstg, l.a1' -
Anqcorteag 0uaU1, aamlsh NsI1.1sss
Ba.ilnGhnR and GaEnmA
hollrul1a, WI IEnEa WIS., rre.'.
Monday, WEDNESDAY and Nfa9 NgaH
inca e , c'ol1ck. FIR HoattIR e7I1|1s
ia.a-Ile1lA4a pelnta a. Ne u1r
SEATTlk-8kA ACT RIgkR nnN9e
The sioanar DAnsK wln lasQe a1sIl,s
ler 4<aBit FtEgr &na way YeF1a oFasI
Monday ana Thursday, rsenIu1aa 49,
days and FFidayl
For freighf ana paHaQs annl4 q O.
pany's once On Xeolezi 5 W ~. rRea is-71
the beal1 at he sane whnrf
mr1l-0 9E0. 81 JACOE7 on1ts,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

A Nd PASTURE TOILET. ApDRKsa
~ h9x s. - iHaulF0 e tks nn4araias-
81 a. hardness. nGwamfMh river.
- In }. c. CARD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

A BLACK yALlsgi sfSGLR HAN
"A dla. Less nnaA IN here en- W @ahlmNtan
rlren4 NofhinR NAiuabla excFFl ao1e
nepsra and istlera. Nh ca seWaes eezll
ffke - have len with GAO. w. CRANE
naxs dnoF - Lyont Csart- aS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

DNvna, Sept. IA shocking shoot
ina AFFAIR occurred 81 the Mhetmaore
ranch. near Golden. at an early hour
n bed shot his wife, thinking that she
vas q burglar. One tall entered the
left side Of Der neck; the ether entered
Der right shoulder, coming oct below
the right shoulder blads.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

GroaP. va 30 . charged . ssnis sssss
Tc q agreement w pledge our honor
% sustain. ard politely request the publie
Dot = aek ua % desiate from TIE same as
cur determination u unalkefabls ana tuBt
~. a MCCLAIkM
u n JuuktNd
GEO. MlA1HM
THO. = pKiaER.
seattle, Sept. 3 ls8. 50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

cKyERA1 ao.1cRE TRACTS NEAR
~ he city.
a numseF q good dwelling houses con
yanlert 70 street. car line
Choice Inside property that VIII pay
rood per eona On the investment.
Some choice hlocks and lo,a II Com
1look addition.
Soma daa lots In North seattle cheap
les ~ .. + UannF'l Park Acdittoa.
Also, 11us farms and farm landa.
We have two o. three aAwmiils for sale;
also. moaoF % loan. IN fact We afo pro
tafed e eecommoda any and every bedy
thet comes along.
HEFNHn 4 Df8H0N,
aus eo8i commofoiAi street, seattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
SNO0UALMlE FALLS

THE NKATTLR eoUAK AND aNo-
y aaAlmts ffanapeFtnfton CompanY b
noW pfepAred - oarfF paeoeaEofa and
dlEratah. The ehogeaat quickcst AID bagl
Fsuia % reach tao fAmoaa 6asqaAizuia
R1lla. kop ranches and heating and nsh.
lag EEounfs - hat reHioA.
Two e1nEea 4 day from Ae@ltla % EQnak
teavtnz q p. Stones grocery store g
q. ~. and ,. ne. Fer further particulars
appiy a stones Rrsoery atere Froai
glreel apz1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
sTRAMRR TRAVKI. ETO-
$500 THR sTRAMKR
EVANCEL

Nv. TARIFF. Master.
Wm Leave Yealer'a wharf. seattla. ararr
Monday morning. - : O'Clock, fnr
TaBeoassr. VIA t1s lstzn1s, saksns as6
ssniahnso. Fslaraias he sane way.
And Thursdag nuzninEA AZ oclook. for
hsW Nssimiasasg ard tancaugsf.
The EvaaSel arrives Is vnnconvar
rs d4y aftet leaving seasEia. and Alter
remaining there thfee hcarB teagoa o.
ner relErn trip % 1eatf q.
keE lEsight o. paAsaes epply 70 GRO
Nt5cfEfA scent, e. "a kaara
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
10 TIE UNFORTUNATE

~W0BNN
Dispenmgy No.M
GaEay alrW 81
ArAEmaea n1ah
dSEed h 1M{. r.
Ne freshness O.
aexnal aad 6smiua
DiaaaM such =
o9NalM8mA, o1nm
8NMurrMM. &ERHu.
- n Al lis fHms.
MHanAL WmaKuRm
nd fmRaTnHoK
LMa - manhoof
.a~aI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
Democratic Msetings

y :. Z asaala. 49, iAass 4. Lewis. n,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

Asa N0tR Gh0tNA Yea
Snowflake Flour.
Best in the maTksi.
70 PruhIhitioniSts Of King Co.

AFTER CONSULTATION WITH
"a iaadt1H Prchi ltiunissa ID has heaR
tAosEal hall - POI rono he unse fof =
maaa uleetlnE nom ne ilth % the Fsth %
eaptamooF. ~ which time i = hopoa ~
persons intoeollod IL thls mcVemant vii
nankn An nif1Ft % - prVeenk
Af.FHkn SNNNka. Chslrman
II rkIVaff sncrctarf sesdwta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

sTEAMER en-

CaEEE1ng tAe Unxtna ataann mr1
Atka AA1takha WNhN4 -.
- N4elA " a..1ezlF an4 3 s. ~. s..
ezlhnG e. Muklllsa. fr't,'~ |.'.'.
lt1Ala9Y. Pr Laa1lnz. a7sI...s .,|sS 81. "
seEMal, &tarlIng nn4 Al 49,
paints aeoEa Eof fIeIRhl = -, -
g ee.ra 6 g 9A.o. k0z.AA ca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

1Ae reatq1 fAgf FAoHsandl eaHnof 1ef Cured a
sEAISAk WEAKSeSS. Loss o. NY
hooDs andfAersSslfaf abass. dlssase o. eres,sts
= osing 20 9 eeuipiieafiea called PRoSTA TOR
RIA DR. LfEBF0S IEgIo0KAFoR u
fAs OIL Yesrs for PR0SfAr0RRHEA Pssrs.
gs-le per parAa9s, 5 paftaym. elsae. Gsids %
HealiA ard Self- aasigsf ssnf .frss. Adfor.s LIZ
BIC DfSPESSAR ], for I9ssrases AZ lh.s,,
80 Gsarr 81 Sos Frar~i.~, -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
ALMOND 4 PHILLIPS
FOUNDERS
AND MAOHINISTE.

Estimates glven en- ali
glasses Of Foundry and
Machine work.
Cerner Front and spring
streets. n. q. Hex ola. Sc
attiA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
Rooms TO Let.

CONN NICELY RURNIsHKD Rooafs
- % los 81 tie sna1A west o1FHernf ThtFd
an9 ChwKy a1eseA lAeakze "a u
Bre1l1eA B911 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

D.K HOWARD. sole Opmpn
VIZ from data. carry ~ Uni1G& 1E
nal o. Hoods Canal, makIAQ tF
weekly tipa % Haattia NanRL as
or frnkxAa srriViuw ae GsmtN1 - -
ailatnoo1; EstuFEIEF wil lea41 T14
wkAE4 q ] o'cIack every xn as
saturday EornlnH. takin9 ~ wE -
hoEl 0aahio foF ahnok 40 unIaa GU
Iha aeeamNk 3omsnhInA VIII AeN4a N4A
esck tor Pvt Qamblo oFcry ~ 4E
SATURDAY,. - = - plalsnHsIl nA1 ~
and raceive orders far an polnfon Aaa
fianai. lr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
sTHA1mARAnaoanrs......

akaskEM nAE. aE1mFss. 49,
Az laAElR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05

Chicago NarS
Tho late DR., NJ, was removing on a
"caIl" from one parish TO another, and
was making the rounds bidding "tearlul
farewell" TO his psrishlouers SWELL"
said he to one old lady, "it breaks my
heart to leave you all, but have given
the matter pTsyertul consideration, and
feel that 1t Is q call from the Lord,h "Eh,
Doctor. q ce' irGe the Lord ia It? I'm
thinkin, tho, Doctor, gin the Lord hadlR
cad 70 "a bigger stipend He Wud hRs cad
6 lang time afoTe yG'd hear Him."
The Fame minister had a wonderful
"beRdle" by the name OF Dawson. lie
was . great charactsr--OnO OF the few good
specimens remaining, Ole day the doc.
TOR remarked that when hs preached
Dawson invariably settled himself down
t0 q comfortable nap, but that when.
ever @ stranger occupied the pull
pit Dawson WIS wide awake and
most attentive ihe whole time. The Doc
tor accordingly taxed him with this,
"Wetl, Doctor" said Dawson, rye see, |
can trust you, but u strgsger needs tae
be weel watched for his fundamentals,
It was a brother OF Dawson who was
being examined as q witness before com.
mlttee OF the presbytery when was 'sit-
ting" on q brother Tor drunkenness, "Did
you ever" Dawson was asked, ''see
tho Rev, Mr.. Carmichael tho worse Of
drinkW
INA, Gamma say that l ever seed him
the waur O. drink, but mopy a time hae
seen him muCklc the bottsr OIL"
dunk"
"Me-see-him-helplcsaly drunk! Ma
ConscienCel Alors he ever cam 10 ba
that was sas blin' iou mysel that
couldsna SEQ onythingI"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
A MARvE1ous ounn.


49, 49, ~ HAh"Nt thH Nuly euro
For Consumption,
10 has become The settled practice Of MI
physicians ot NIL Ill. VcIlaing druggists, 10
nulnlh'sIer pnrc, uBadulterRled Whiskey
Ior CqSSUMPTlOS, apd Duily's Pure Malt
Whlskey has become the recognized and
nnquestlOned specific for the CURE of thls
dreaded disease. The Hublulnel teSii,
monlnls boar witness to It's unduubted
efficacy
No., l0i Madison Ave, Baltimore, Md,
uEATLIAENi-l had patient In tho last
Hldicine was giYea would Vomit Il. / had
given nor various remedies, but all were
expelled, And she received nutrlmeht only
ok enema and INJUNCTION Of Cod Liver OIL,
Ehleh were exceedingly dlSaEIesable o
Whiskey, administered 4 tsRSpoonfut
Rhlch was not Y0mllbd, The second dose,
WIN a little meat Juice was retained.
Mtthln week she was \ bio 10 cat heartily.
All thH nftorher family Ind assembled Ia
bee her die, illn convinced that II Is not
only FREQ from fnsel oil, hut not many way
RGultefAtsd," FLORA 4, BREWSTER. N. u.
Baltimore, Md, May 8, 1888,
"HiSTLEMEN;-l was suddenly stricken
WIN severe hemorrhlGc, losing about OnO
gallon Of blood ut tho irst attack, and large
Quantities frequently thereafter. My case
was considered hopeless! my friends ar
ranged for my funeral. WIS removed to
tAo Hebrew Hospital, and was there or,
dered by my physician 10 usD Cod Liver OIL
AMI Whiskcy, On advice tho whiskoy I
used was your Dntfy's Pure Malt Whisluy,
discarded the oil using only the whiskey.
feel ] owe my life to It's purity, aud
earnestly recommend II Tor pulmonary
complaints or hGmOrFhAges.n
SOLOMON WE'LL,
Gu N. Central Ave-, baltimore. Md,
"GgSTLguIS.-I have been iii; my
friends all thought would die Of con.
sumption, | was 10 sick and weak that
they had TO hold mo up to give me your
Dulfys Pure Malt Whisky. My doctor
told them to give IT, and then | began TO
improve, lGhnl uS1 II while can got ItM
MRS, ANNIE GRIMES,
GiS SlnetCr ST., PhilR,, Pa, Nov, 0, 1883
"DEAH slEs;-Aiy daughter had been In
delicate health. Her mother died OF con.
sumption. Tho doctor said she would not
live, l,sOd your Duiry's Pure Malt Wills.
Key mud consumption cure In her CRSo,
The doctor died OF consumption HIMSELF
she IN now sixteen and Il strong and
hearty" JOIN pFLUGFELDER,
Ono Of the best Known Sisters Of Churity
In tho United States, writes:
Rochester, n, y, Home OF Industry,
Nov, 3. ISSl
"GESrLENES;-Itg gives me great pleasure
10 recommend DulTy'5 Pure Malt WhskOy,
which have USED with great satisfaction
~ consumption; IN the Inst stages OF that
dread disease; The patient can retain II
whun I'll other remedies fail, recommend
NlOHil," MOTHER SUPERIOR llIERONYNO,
-s----=--=--=------=-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05

De'rot Free Pr0g.
"Youug man." shouted the retail tobac.
coniSt, didn't caution you to keep
your eyes peeled for plugged silver coiug2'
Yea pir." "WelI, here's g plugged half
dollar, which you mus! have taken in this
afternoon, while WAS out" Eyes sir, |
know | did" you knew IL WAS plugged,
aud yet you accepted it2n "YcG ar; /
hadn't this moral courage to rt luse." "Oh,
you hadn't2 We'll, on Saturday night
you can take your pay and 20, | don't
want boy here who will let q scouudrel
impose ON him in that fashion; would
you know the despi5ah!e william againP'
"Oh, yes cir, | know him we'll" "Who
waU it2" "YOur isthOr."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-05
Pollgnuo ana tho Picket.

81 Louis GiOJc Democrat.
The proposed visit to this country Of the
Count PoliSnac, the French Confederate
volunteer whom we all thought dead, re.
minds me Of ons OF tho many good stories
We used to tell about "Poly." he came
to the piCkO. line ono day without the
password and Cndcsyored to paHs. An
old Alabama soldier drew up his gun and
said, You can't pass here"
Tho Count in Il magnificent gold en-.
broidered uniform, swelling With rage,
said: "Do you know me, sal?" mo, |
don't, nor DO l care damn" ~ am n
Count PolignsC." "All right, il you amt
got the Countersgn you pole on now aud
darned quick" Tho Count "poled."
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In every community there are nun.
her OF men whose time ia not occupied,
such Us teachers, ministers, farmers sons'
and others. 10 these Clasaea especially
We would say Il you wiah to make sey.
eral hundred dollars during the next few
months, wTito at onGs to i. F. johnson &
Co., Of Richmond, Va, and they will
show you how 10 DO It.
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gype-TRlrtter.

Having sold ninc.tenths Of tho Writing MaChiucs
sold In the state we claim It clearly demonstrates
tho superiority Of our machines. Below We give 0
partial list Of customers using them;
Daily lntClllgenCer.
Daily Register
Nova Letter.
W. +. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph K. PAUL, attorney.
Russell 4 stliel, attorneys.
q. G. stufgis, attorney, MoHanLnwn.
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, ParkeTBburg,
Van Wlnkle 4 Amber. attorneys, PArkersbirg,
LooIniS & TAvenncr, attorneys, PaTkGrsbufH.
W.H.H Flick, U. 8. District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes U. 8. Commissioned
l.. @. Delllcker, Clerk o. 4. Court PNrkorsburR.
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court, FalrmOnt
q, n. Clemens, ClOTk Of Court, rAikenbufg,
Il. G. Hpge, Clerk Of Court, Hinton.
r. 4. Fast, Clerk Of Court, MOrglnlown.
Manufacturers Insurance Company,
Peabody Insurance Company.
Underwriters Insurance Company.
Anderson 4 Atkinson, insurance Agency,
EdW. ". DunRway, city Receiver.
Vance, Hughes \ Co.
ZArDiti Bros, Brokers
junction Iron Works,
Whitaker Iron Works.
IAughlln Iron Works.
BenWOod Iron Works.
A. ]. Sweeney & sOn.
Hobbs, BrOCkuniGr u Co,
For full particulars In regard 10 terms Otlsale and
Ell. ROSE d CO.,
Rul4 65 Twelfth Street
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NJ. % CHAaTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ", va,

n,,a!fy ninth year OF this wellkuoWn Acad'
,nr under the charge Of the Valuation Nuns,
oosls On the Gn; Monday Of September le1t and
coatan,, ten months
papi, ,,og!ycd at any ti;ae III the session.
Tl,.a gho tca,re to place their daughters In az
,sria.lol a1OrdlHg exceptional advantages in
,gousy Of heallhlul aud delightful location, er
rGq,bolsd thorough discipline and Instruction
utl,Auds Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
na,ai isaAlc education, including the modern
,5asr,g., and music, should send for catalogue
Of .lI gH0o. hddIear
Dtec.rtagol the Academy Oithe Visitation,
MT. be CIANTAL,
.r-,.n.H Nent Wheeling. ". Va.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain in
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tnnllar.
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CAS'r sleep nights Is the complaint Of
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A DIStre'SIui Comedy Of Errors.
EMReIec (vc.J Joraal.
A newly married couple who started
from Portland on wedding trip the other
day were hGyuga hard time at last &C.
counts, ltseoms that while the bride.
groom was looking aiLer the baggage at
the depot, his bes. man, who was 4 triAe
nerYOua, hurried the bride into thG wrong
car and atarted her for Bosta.. one train
too soon. The djsconsolnIo husband took
the mex! train, but got 10 BefwiUk only to
find that his bride had returned to Port.
land. She, against haadyicc Of friends
did not atop there, but started West again
and got to Bo6Eon at tho same time lie
again reached tho starting place. At las!
accounts the two were hurrying backward
and forward as fast as steam could take
them, each iEantically trying to over.
take the other,