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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-23
SUGAR STRIKERS RioTlNG.

The Six Thousand Employees OF Have
meyer and Elder Beat the Police.
NV York, April 22--All the great gu.
gar refueries in Williamsburg and Green.
point with two exceptions were locked up
this morning and the workmen went On q
strike. The owners say they have
a large quantity OF sugar on
hand and profess to regard the situation
With equauimiry. The men who struck
have been receiving Sl35 per day. and
asked for $l7i.
HUNTERS PoINT, l.. l., April 22.-About
1880 o'clock this afternoon, the strikers at
the HAvemeyer Sugar Refining Company
Works at Grceppoint, began rioting. The
p)Ece were called out in full force and at
hacked the strikers, using their clu5a
freely, but the strikers out mum
bered and oyerpowered the Of
icers, attacking them with stones
and brick ba,s. Three policemen were
seriously injured and removed to the hos.
pital. One striker was seriously il ured
about the head by the clubs Of the police
lie was removed TO the hospital. Several
pistol shos were fired but no one was in
iured by the bullets so far as known. After
driving the police from the works the
strikers captured several wagons loaded
With sugar aud Dumped il on to the street
The fighting between tho Police and the
strikers, which began about 30 p. m,
was ouelled about 3 I5, when rein.
forcements from the sixth, sub
fourteenth, eighth and sixteenth
precincts arrived and the Seventh precinct
men, having been supplied with their mig bit
clubs, were better able to cope with the
mob This evening everything is quiet, but
further trolb is expected before morning
4 Gordon oi police surrounded the Have
never sugar house, keeping the strikers at
a safe distance. Most Of the strikers have
been drinking all day and are intoxicated.
They held prolonged meeting
and appointed q committee to
mand $l.55 per day for oil laborers, and
ten hours to constitute day work. Ihe
Hayemeyers refused to receive any COM
mitteeo. but said they would treat
with the men Individually. There
are about twenty employees
At work in the sugar house who are boarded
snd lodged on the premises, a stock Of
proyisions aud cots having been provided
fThe policemen are alsc ed On The prem
ises.
! Everything renamed quiet up 10 mid
night, a large force Of police remaining on
duty. H4vemyer 4 Co. announce that
they will in no case rt-employ any OF the
atrikera
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A RARE SENSATION.

Two Society Bellies Settle Their Rivalry
According to the Code DueiIo.
New MILTON, Va, April 22.-There has
come to light in this staid old town, from
sourc "a whose lrutbillness is undenisble q
romantic scandal tha, has set the town BY
the ears. The principals in the affair ora
two rival society bellss A,ttf,ir Of honor,
it appeats, arose between them and was
settled with swords and seconds IN the
bona ids French mode Miss Matte De
Montery is the daughter OF rich stock
raiser. She is q dsshing brunette, whose
velvety eyes have pierced the soul Of many
male admirers. The only rival she has in
the social field ia Miss Grace Dare the
daughter of wealthy parents, q willowy
blonde, accomplished and handsome. Two
months ago an announcement was made
of the engagement Of Miss De Montery to
Mr.. Will Appleton, cashier OF New Milton
bank. A month passed and the engage
ment was mysteriously dissolved, and ten
days later the rival OF Miss Monlery, Miss
Dare, was known to New Milton as the
iauce Of the tickle Mr., Appleton. At a ball
recently given here the two beauties met
What passed in the course Of the evening
is not definitely known, except that the
two left hastily and surepii,iously with
blazing eyes and without their escorts
What followed is alleged TO have trans,
pired two miles from town in cleared
space in the woods and BY the romantic
light OF the moon Both were fine horsewo.
men and galloped with their seconds and
swords thIher to settle il. The names Of
the seconds are not forthcoming, hut they
ara said TO be gay girl friends Of the prin.
cipals. The ground was chosen, the swords
measured and the two fair amszons re
moved their protecting corsets. Fencing
being fashionable accomplishment, both
handled the glittering blades with marder-
GUS skill, while the seconds stood apart
and shivered together. The outcome Of
the duel ia not known, as the ladies have
not been visible piuce and the greatest ei
forts have been made TO hush up the affair.
but it is not believed either was hurt be-
yond o ecratch or two.
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ablest legal minds OF the State concern.
ing the constitutionahty Of the Statute,
the Legislature in 1885, not only failed 10
repeal or modify the statute, but when an
amendment was offered in the Senate fer
that purpose, ii was defeated BY the decis
i've vote Of Is to six Senate Journal 1885,
page 345 90 tha. this statute remains as
the latest expression Of the Legislatures
will and judgment and it is entitled to the
highest respect from the Executive Depart
ment. can readily understand that il
one department Of the Government at
tempts an encroachment upon the
constitutional powers and duties
OF another, it is the imperative duty
Of that other 10 assume the responsibility
and Judge and act for itself; that the dig
nifty and equality OF q coordinate depart
ment and our form Of government itself be
maintained, but that an Executive should
not only interpret all the various statutes
for the administration Of public affairs, but
should also proceed to determine in every
case. Whether the Legislature has tran.
scended its constitutional authority in the
enactment Of statutes, is a doctrine that
would destroy respect and continually in
vite conflict between the CO oordirate de-
partmen,s, and such doctrine | do not
and cannot entertain. To declare statute
unconstitutiot al is so serious matter that
under the we'll established legal rule the
courts even refuse to do 30 il reasonable
doubt exists. Much stronger does this
rule apply to q mere executive in the ordi
nary transaction Of governmental business.
Without expressing any opinion upon the
constitutionality Of this statute, l have no
difficulty in arriving at conclusion from
an executive stand point, and that is: To
see that the Law be executed jut as the
Legislature made it, unless BY Judicial de.
termination it be otherwis directed -
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BELLAIRE.

The gro-ta met last night 10 the
Mayors Office.
The Banquet club in the Fifth ward
danced last night.
A hose and plenty Of river water is being
used about the city building.
An infant son Of A. johnson died yes
terdsy. Funeral to-day at 2:30 p m.
All the saloon keepers oi this city es.
capped indictment BY the grand jdry.
Mrs. Berger, Of Rose Hill, celebrated her
sixtJ.thiTd birthday on Wednesday even
ing.
Thomas Curans got out his sprinkling
cart yesterday and laid the dust on Union
and Belmont streets.
George Reasbeck. who has purchased
the stock aud business Of DIke Carter, will
con,inne it st present.
The South Bellsire NJ Z Sunday School
realized clear profit OF $50 OF from their
recent entertainment.
The Liderkranz Scbeutzenverein will
have q private family b,ll at Turner Hail
next Monday evening.
August Schrsmn ia preparing TO erect o
dwelling near where be has his place OF
business on Union street.
The Woodsfeld schools closed last week
and Prot. A. A. Clark snd wife have come
to Beilaire TO spend part OF their vacation
Daring the absencs Of V. 7. Morgan in
the West, Will Parks win have charge oi
the books Of the Buckeye Bailding Asso
citation.
Council hss gone TO work in earnest snt
will see that the sanitary condition OF th'
city is improved. Persons with dirty bsci
Yards who will not cleanse, should be fined
J.B Sha npsfeli, who has o contract fc
grading on the Black Diamond railroad, i
here looking as hearty ssevef. he says ID
work on the nes road il progressing rapid
ly and satisfactorily. He returns to Zane.
vile this evening.
The EIysisn rink has been nicely tim
med and cleaned for the festival Of th
J Daughters Of Rebeksh. which begins thi
evening. The programme to be rendege
, 10 night win be quite interesting. No co:
: teets Of any kind will be allowed. Admi
} sion ten eents-
3 While Albert Kennedy vas working nes
D one of the molds in which Vas eontsins
0 red hot ttsel, at the steel works yesterds
r morning. some OF the metal spurted ont q
4 him. He vas severely hcrBsd about Il
z breast aud ieas, and Hes In Q state oi q
0 opJ ct hs home on Gravel HID.
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Warrants Issued for the Striking Switch:
men.


CHICAGO, April 22.--The Lake Shore
R ,ilroad Company fled bill in the Super
10, Court this afternoon citing that ths
company owns certain lands, tracks and
terminal facilities 10 the county, which are
nov being treSpassed upon BY sixty men
no. nov in its emDloy-naming the stEiE:
,ug sEitchmen. TIE Lii reoites that these
men are interfering with the management
sf the railroad company aud are IN other
ways uespassers, aud praying for an in'
ianc,ion to prevent their further interier'
snce with the operations OF the company.
Judge Garnet at once issued writs OF IN
junction agGns: the men, and at II 10 P.
n a train losied With tao hundred deputy
sheriff. left the Lake Shore depot for the
scene OF the strike to arrest these men and
bring them into court
Aid for the st. Louis Strikers!
Sr. LOUIS, April 23-The Executive
Board OF the Knights OF Labor received up
10 noon to-day for the strikers fund s.. OOO
in drsfts aud q telegram from the East
stating thai $4,000 hsi been iorwsrded
from sYmpsthizefs in that part Of the coun
Try.
Baltimore Stirling Drivers Beaten
BALTIMORE, Mr., April ~ The strik!
OF car drivers was broken to-day and al
the tied up lines had their cars running
Considerable number Of the old driver
have lost their employment, the com
pauies refusing to dismiss those who aide
them in their necessity.
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Remington & sons 90 Under.

Urea, N. Y, April 22-Tbe affairs Of
the big sewing machine and rife firm Of
Z. Remington 4 Sons OF ItioD, were
placed in the hands OF receivers this after.
noon. The receivers are Addison Brill
AMI Albert Meyersell, Of Ition, two Of the
three gentlemen who were named as trus-
tees last week 10 conduct the business Of
the compary,
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InJured Clarksburgers.

VII 70 TIT I''g''''''
CLARGsBURG, W. Va, April % -This
morning team Of horses ran Of. The
driver, Bob Rector, co!ored man, wss
thrown from tie buggy and badly injured.
Yesterday B. f. Martin WAS struck by
an unknown party with rock. lleis Sc
riously hprt
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New York Car Lines, Except the
The Third Avenue, Running
as UsuaI---Strikers Dis
satisfied.
The Baltimore Strike Ended
Pushing the Strike atSt. Louis
General Labor hsWS.
lay Gould is Agitated In His Tes-
timOny Before the Labor Com
mites Yesterday.


"AN"'N"'"N' - -, Np'"
President TO-DAY sent Tue '''O"'5 we'
|ase to Congress on the '"'j j''' O' '''o'
matters:
T., the Senate and House Of Representa-
49,.
''''''
The constitution imposes on tne Fres''
lent the duty ofrecommending TO the con-
federation of Conrrass from time 10 time
-, hall ;,5,s pscassarv
'1tu ie"'u'e' " ..I
and eXp9d'eht' anu 10 uTsPy i~ P'e'''I
With the impOr'auc~ "t Immediately aad
|,horouybly meating tue problem which re
:. - 10 rr,,o,.t ,o,5ition have
eu' ''''i'' ..,.-.. ,r
ihrus' upon Us '"'.'''''b '"o ''''',
disputes arising Dal|e'a our IaooSinS
men and their cmplogrr4 that | am con-
ztrsined % rcc3mnsct to Congress legisls-
;,,-.-;.,,,, ., a ,-sss;p, snbiact
I'd, or- ,,,,, ~ ,ov,rrmant ths yalue
1.ho,osa,sI.r ,n. ~ national prospsri.
u '''' - --....-J II
y snouIu oe u's 'ht y 'eS''u ~-u "''N
rag BElFARE - rH% LAGJRING MAN
sbouId no REGARDED a. especially entitled
r..;,I,,;-, ,,, T., c,rn,rv which
N7'o''rI' -. 80, h,,,,s.t sttain.
ous'' ~ ~: ,,oi;,.oaI 5ist;nct;on
- -, ns, ca,noS iu.,lv or
49,, 40 considered a. c,nsised
80 he Er,;,s oI q cIaas and entitled TO no
a,,ep,;oD and allowed M protest against
,ac,Ioct The laLor,pg man hearing in
b,s 6an5 an ;o5Is,,s,,. oil. r,o.-ie1,i5n 10
ON, ,,ou,b and n-oyr,ss NAV well iusis,
,y,b mspIv ro,rtge and as a right uoon
~. ms rsco,ni,;on fron those who make
-, 4, ugs as IA accorded ~ apv o,hsr ciIizeus
5av;gy = valuable interest in charge and
- ,aoosor.iIs danapd shouli be met in
snob S aD,,;, 81 annrscia,ion aud fairness
80 - con,antnant aud co opera.
t;or :, ,hs scbia lament es a grand nst onal
JSsrn-
VIII,
fHE REAL INTEREST Is "' |NS'N
are not promoted BY resorts to threats
and vlr.eut manifestations, and while 'hoSe
Sho may reader the prsteNt OF al s1Voes'
cy OF the claim OF labor wantoalg attack
the rights OF capital. and for selfish purPo
ses on the lone OF disorder, SOW seeds OF
violence and discomfort. should ns''hsc os
encouraged nor co2c'IN'et AH 'eSlsIa
9on on the sacjAc! saonIi ne cAmy @ Su1
aehoera'e!7 undertaken, ~ith no PURPOSE
OF sat''iy'ug unreasonable dem Hn1S OF
gaming partisan advantage
lhe r'e'ant cond,.lon ci r'iAt'ons oe-
tween lAo[r and cspi's' are iae from s sH'.s,
factory. The d'Seon'eht OF lne euP'oyeu
Is due IN large degree 10 Ins g'H'Pu
and heedirss eXAcGons ot employers @ Hnu
the alleged discrimination III tAy1r OF cap
,A' A' IN o'l 'ct OI SOVerhne','
I,. a'So - 1olI'eusI ST - lid cause
- "a - ~. 80 yi -, S;,,,,.ss,os Tbough
tLo ;ass,-.,aa, - - ,,ocord be-
- 81 80 'an'o -, !, sn,sran, il
-. 80 ,''.1S'' 80 ,bat
80 o'tu' u, J;-s,t;or
ny eu''' ~ 1nat - C-as,
E,,;,II - to'ssuusu !..I su' 3 Iss sS.,r;o,;ons
IT,. no-,,eu y Ions'','.'oua, ;-;SIa
TO- - ~ ,S, LAY E'.s' 80 -. on5 man,
am. 80 IauuUs oonno, =. .ob means B.
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PUSHING THE FIGHT.

Five Hundrs sd Foundry Employees Called
Ous at 81. Louis.
ST. LouIs, No., April 22.-Another step
in the sggre ,siys warfare of the striking
Knights of Labor upon the Missouri Pacific
railroad, was taken this morning ct 10
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FURIOUS FLAMES

Lick Up Furniture Yaotory st Chicago
Loss Estim.,sd Mt sI, ,00O. 900.
CHICAGO, hrril IA. II. Andrews d
Co. suffered Q grsa. lofs this morning BY
reason Of . FIRE. II occurred st au early
hour in the school furniture factory at Des.
places and Polk streets. aud the loss 10 %.
timated st $780, 900. Al 4:46 o'clock the
Waterman discovered smoke issuing from
the boiler room. A bssiy examination
showed that the blaze had originated M.
der the boiler. An alarm was turned 10
Immediately followed by Asseond. Bot
flames spread through the buiidipg-s
four story brick-vith lightningllks rapid.
ity. The whole stock was Of such char.
acter as to make the structure blsziog
furnace inside OF 20 minutes.
Each floor Was piled up 9th voo@ ready
10 be msds into furniture. stock already
constructed. oils, yarnish and Other such
inHammabls material, srd the work Of de-.
structionlvss rapid 10 one hours time
nothing WAS left Of the building tu. TIE
wallis and o mass OF debris lying In the
basement. Il Was not nn,il ssvsu o clock
that the Ere was extinguished. and tvo CO.
gines we're left 10 play on tbs ruins. Tbs
firm has been having controversy With
iu workmen regarding hours and vagea
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At Gncinnsti-Cincinnsti 3, Pittsburg
8. Earned runs for Cincinnati I. Pits
bu,g 4. Two bsse hits-Beosn. thres bass
hits-McPhes Hofard. Psssed bahs-
Snyder !. Wild pitchers-Hofssd !.
Rirst bass ou balls o6 Mullsne 2, oh HoG-
lard I. Umpire, Kelly.
At Wsshingtoo-Ns.ioosls, Q. Roebss,
ters z.
At Macon. Ga-NShvills 8. Mscons 8.
A. Charleston, 8. C.-ChssIsstons s.
Cssttanoogss 2.
At Savannah, Gs.-Saysnn,h, ], N-n-
phis 2.
At Auguss. Ga.-Aususs, 8; At
lanta, T.
At Nev Y0k-Ns,ropoliisns 6. Athlef.
ics7. Earned runs. Nets 2. Abilities J.
At Beooklyp-Beooklyns 6. Bslun ~ 3.
Earned runs, Brooklyn 4. BsIinoss .; to
base hin, McTsoinary; three bA'e hsss.
Burch; 49, hita, Brooklyn IL. BAltInoss
| 10; srfoss, Beooklyn 3, Baltimore .; I'M
pire, Caxiis.
Al 81 Louis-Bso~ns 8, Loaf v.iIs, 6.
Earned runs-LoaisvilIss 4 Ts bsss
-Counsdy. Kern 2. rased bsIlt-
Ksmles 4, Ks Fps3 :. Fists b,se % bslll
Il-NcGnv a. RaEssy Z. Bsss kils--
Browns 4, Loaisnilie. IL. E sors-Beoual
Ia, LSislna 9. Useis-YssAS.
n 4
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A Gushsf,

fNFtslI3 J'N''Ff
WASHINGTON, Pa. April PA mile
northwest OF here to day $50 barrel gusher
was struck. II il Thayer No. 2
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MartfnsburE Republicans.

MARrrxsBURe, W. Va. April 22.-The
Republicans held 9 large meeting IL tie
Court House tonight and nominated Lu'
ther N. Miller for Mayor.
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UsE Dr.. Piercs's "Pellets" for conslpa
ton.
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PRESIDENT

Recommends Legislation on the
Labor Troubles and Makes a
Bold and Manly Statement
Of the Case.
A Rsbuks to Congressional Dema-
gOguss Who EndsaVOr to Make
Capital out Of the Labor
Troubles.
The President Recommends a Fed
sral Labor Commission to Deal
With Difficulties Between
Capital and Labor.
Striking Switchmsn and Sympathiz-
srs Collect ln a Mob of 5000
at Chicago and Stop
Trains.
All the New Men 0nths Lake Shore
Persuaded to IOin the Strike
and No Cars Are Moved.
A General Railroad Strike Feared
The 5000 Striking Sugar
Employees in Brook
Iyn Riot.
Several Policemen and Strikers
Badly Injured The Firm will
Not Take Back Any OF
the Strikers.
New York Car Lines, Except the
The Third Avenue, Running
as UsuaI---Strikers Dis
satisfied.
The Baltimore Strike Ended
Pushing the Strike atSt. Louis
General Labor hsws.
Law Gould is Agitated In His Tes-
fimonv Rafnra fha ahor Conn.,
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Secretary Nsasisg's Condition.
wA,BDGTox, April ~ Secretary hsD-
ming passed sn exceedingly comiostsb,s
night, and 10 much refreshed snd bstisr 10
every way to-day.
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but showing synp'ons of indignation. and
emphasizing such passages a. "Gould, the
giant fend, is dancing over the graves OF
our order and the ruins Of our homes,
Mr.. Gould read Martin Irons circular de.
nouncing him to the Eorkmen Of heworld.
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TIE DAILY MARKETS.


New YoRK, Dec. 1O-Monoy on call
active OF 3 TOT percent, cloBing at 8 per-
cent. Prime mercantile paper to 5.
Sterling exchange s4 SOIa4 S39.
bonds were dull, but firm. State bonds
were quiet and steady. Stocks displayed
unusual weskneEs, deClincs ranging In
moat cases from ! to 4 per cent. Among
the important movements Of tho day was
q serious decline in Missouri Pacific on
comparatively light trading, which was
caused by reports Of q h!riks on tho road
aud Of the trouble with tho Wabash. The
opening was somewhat irregular, but
strong advances over last evenings final
figures, ranging from to generally. The
market was weak from the opening and
declines ranging up TO Il were INSIDE In
the fist hour A hqlt IN decline followed
and Ihe market quieted down, but In the
afternoon there was another decided break
which lasted until 1880. Another period
Of comparative dizziness and strength fol-
lowed, hut In the last hour tbs decline
was renewed, though thomsrket closed on
slight rally leyefiSh and unsettled at
snail fractions better than the lowest
oil tho day. Everything without exCSp.
ton was lower thts evening, Richmond d
West toint being down al, Chatta noOga
q, WsbAsh preferred y, Loulsyllls 4
Nashville ! Canada Southern and Hook.
lug Valley each Il, Wabash common,
Western Union, Union Pacific, Norfolk 4
Wehtern preferred, Northern Pacific pre-.
ietred and SutquUhana 4 Western pro.
ipHed each Latkawapa, New York
Central, Norfolk \ Western and 81, Pau
each / and Texas Pacific and Pacific
Mail zach /. Transactions O82, 73l,
Railroad bonds less active. Sales lilo,
0O0, Petroleum opened barely steady a
OSI, solA down 10 ORl rallied Immediately
continued 10 advance until noon, when II
sold alto. The market became heavy
again In tho afternoon, hut prices held
steady I'LL the last hour, wha1 thsy had q
rharn break, closing weak NJ 0Sl, SaleI
g,6i0OlO Cotton futures closed steady q
decline al 7a8 points under last evening
bToCK QuorATtoNs--Ulosed lid; d pe
cent honds, 1901 United States 4IB, llOA
United States new q, 1905 paCld
9s Of %, lgiD Adains Express
1885, Alton 4 Ter1e Haute, "a
DO preferred, 81 American RxpresS, 1881
| i, o. X, 4 N, 40; Canada pAcilG, OSS
Canada Southern, 0gl Central paulhC,4UI
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, U, do AfuG ptelOrFe,
III do seconds, Ill Chicago 4 Alto
1871 do preferred, 1905 o. d. 80, 1891
O. st. L. 4 PlLAburg, II; do preferred
! aol 0, 8, 4 o. Al Cleveland COL, az
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2dnrIitoual,
- nj. o. GHlNTlL ACADEMY,
NRAR WBBBl-lNGr W. Va.

Tbs thirty ninth year OF this Well.EnoNu Acid'
ss,y, under the charge Of tho Visitation Nuns
Opens on the Gr; Monday Of september ueGi, aud
continues zen months,
Puy1g received at any tine in the session.
Tboso who desire to plAOe their daughters In Al
Institution IroEdIng exceptional advantages in
he way Of heNthlul and delightful location, eT.
pellenI board, thorough discipline and instruction
Al the hands Of lifelong teaChen, In every depart.
ucntol itmSle education, including tho modern
languages and music, should send for catalogue
Of iAa school. AddIos,
DirsCtTesaci the Academy Of the Visitation,
MT. DO CHANTAL,
EuqSpAw Near Wheeling " Va
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gupe-E9rtrsr.

Having sold nlre.tenths Of the Writing Machine
s0ld ia the State, we claim II clearly dem0lAlrate
Tho EIlpcrlnrliy OF our machines. bel0W.Ne give
partial Est NJ GlytOmera uAlng lhom'
Daily lutclligenceE,
Daily RCgleI
NeWsLCtter,
W. 7, Hubbard, attorney
Robert White, attorney,
Joseph X, PAUL, attorney,
Russell Il SulGl, attorneys,
q. O, StuTgl1, attorney, hofBAnt0Wn'
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, PRIkeHbufg'
Van WinklGS Amber, attorneys, PhTkGhbufB'
LnOm!s 4 TayGnnGE, attorneys, PaTkcIbuTH,
". Il. II. Flick q. S. District Attorney
Hannibal Forbes, U. 3 Commissioner,
j.. O, DolllGker, Clerk U, !, Court, PWkersbuFRd
Clarence Smith, ClCrk Of Court iR!rmont,
o ". Clemens, CLERK oil Court FHRenbuTRI
T. HogG, CLERK Of Court, Hinton.
X. y, Fast, CLERK OF Cent, horRansOwn,
Manufacturer Insurance Company
PEABODY insurance Company,
UndCrWrtlu' Insurance Company,
AllsrGn 4 Atkinson, Insurance Agency
Eiw, ". Runaway, City Receiver,
VRnCC, HnghGl y 20.
2AmiS Bros RtOkeN.
junction Iron Works
WHITAKER Iron Works,
IAnghlin Iron Works.
R1nWOOd Iron Works.
A. Sweeney u Son,
Hobbs, BrOCkunlcr& Co,
Foe full particulars In regard toiterns oisaie and
III K. L, ROSE & CO.,
GuiI RI Twelfth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-11

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, ILL.,,
esysi "Haying received so much benefit
from Electric BitIers, feel 1t my duty to
let suffering humanity know It. Have
had q running sore on my leg for eight
years my doctors told me l would have
10 have the bone ECraped or leg ampu.
tated. I used, instead, three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buck!en's
ArniCa salye, and my leg is now sound
and WE'LL"
Electric Bittors are sold at Atty Centa a
bottle, and Rucklen'u Arnics Salve at 95c,
per box by Logan 4 Go, 8