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FERTILIZERS.

Standard brands of Fertilizers,
suitable for both Spring and Fall
crops, always Oh hand at piallsville.
REAL ESTATE AND INSUR-
ANGE DEPARTMENT.
The Real Estate aud Insurance
business will he continued in LAM
BERTVII.LE, on the corner of
Bridge and Union streets.
Insurance on Dwellings and con-
tents, Stores, ere handise, Mills J,
Factories, and Farm Buildings and
Crops will be done al low rates, in
the best of american and Foreign
Companies.
Property will be bought or sold
on very reasonable terms, and money
will be loaned or secured on real
estate mortgages for reasonable
commission.
JOS. SMITH & co.
Jan. 81, 1885.
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JOSEPH SMITH. JOHN W. SMITH.
Joseph Smith & Co..
BUSINESS NOTICE.
MILLING DEPARTMENT.
PRALLsvnLLE Mills, !
Stockton P. o. N. J. j


Stockton P. o. N. j. J
Having purchased the interest Of
/. S. SLOWER in the Milling business
heretofore carried on at Plallsville
Mills by SMITHS & SLOWER, we will
continue the same, at the old stand,
and will endeavor to give satisfac-
ton to all our patrons.
Grist work will be done carefully
and promptly, and when desired by
customers we will always be pre-
pared to exchange Flour and Feed
for Grain, retaining only customary
toll.
The highest market price will be
paid for Grain, and selling prices,
both at wholesale and retail, will be
closely adjusted.
LUMBER DEPARTMENT.
We have added to the business at
Prallsville full assortment of Sea
soned Pine and Hemlock Lumber,
which will be kept under cover and
sold in lots 10 suit customers, and at
very low figures.
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/ ne Irst Sign

OF failing health, whether in the form of
Night sweats aad Nervousness, or in
sense of General Weariness and Loss of
Appetite, should suggest the use of
Ayers SarsapariIls This preparation
is most effective for .;ning tone and
strength to the enfcebled system, pro
noting the digestion ana assimilation of
food, restoring the nervous forces to
their normal condition, and for purify
ing, enriehng, and yitalizing the blood.
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Our Full Cream Soda Biscuits are
the best. G.. j. Fisher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-04
libel Great Seaside ResOrt.

Terms for the summer Of $50, beginning June /
reduced Is to 20 percent, and the highest standard
Of excellence maintained. Situated within 1C
yards Of Fort Monroe, the largest fertilization In
the United States. The scenic attractions Of the
place arc unriyalled. Daily target practice, guard
mounting and dress parade.
Excellent Boating, Fishing and Driving, and the
surt bathing the finest on tho Atlantic coast. Fer.
feet In cuisine and appointments. Accommodates
1000 guests. Afternoon concerts by u. &. Art'y
PchOoG Band aud nightly hons. Prominently q
Resort for Southern People. Pure ocean air, free
from malaria aud conducive to refreshing sleep.
Average temperature for summer, 76'. Send for
illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms.
myI T.. N. PIKE, Manager.
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But arp IN atlanta C0Rstttution.
The negro loves to plow and split rails.
He is perfectly happy when following a
mule on a hot summer day, and happier
still when the horn blows for dinner and
he can ride home sideways. The mule Is
happy, too, and answers the horn with q
cheerful bray. 1t Is astonishing how
much sense an old farm mule has got. l
knew one that when 1t was most dinner
time kept one ear back toward tho house
when he was blowing the other way, aud
kept both forward when he was coming
back. One day | bowed the horn about
II o'clock to see what Beck would do.
She was at the end OF tho row,
and it took the darkey ten minutes
to ! make her turn and to 90
blowing again. But 1t Is fun to see the
darkies when a summer rain comes up.
They will pillow on until the shower comes,
and then mount and lope home and get
wet all over, and by that time the rain Is
over, and they have to go back again. The
darkey takes more care Of his head than
his feet. He don't want his head TO get
wet or cold. He sleeps with his head to
the Ere and covers II up good, and lets his
feet stick out any way. He will warm-his
hands before he will his toes. There Is
one thing that adarkey can do better than
a white man. He can beat It's making
fires on a cold, wintry morning, Some.
times when the wood was wet and the
kindling poor | have worked over a fire q
good while and almost despaired Of
making It burn, but a darkey never fails.
The fire seemS to recognize him, and l
have thought that may be 1t drew some
Colored Caloric from bis carcass.
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zig sIonoy spent In Hotels.

NJ j. Tribune.
The amount Of money spent in hotels in
New York must be enormous. | was chat.
ting With well.posted hotel man last
night who was telling me about the prices
paid by some Of tho guests. "The HotE.
man House" said he, "hss a guest who
pays $l15 q week for his roonlb, or over
$40 q day, Admiral Maxse, Of the English
navy. His service and meals are extra;
and must bring his bills well up TO 500 q
week for himself alone. John W. Mac.
key pays $l0Oa week for rooms at the
Hoffman. When James MCHenry, the
London railroad man, was over here on
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio bust.
hess, he paid $50 u day for suite Of
rooms with private service and table
VI the Victoria Hotel. II was the same
suite OF rooms that President Cleveland oC.
Cupied when he held lis famous Victoria
Hotel conference, TO get acquainted with
the prominent Democrats Of the country.
There is a Mr.. Dean at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, whose bills are about $S0R day. He
Is u retired Californian and has q family
and several servants. lie has been thure
all winter. Tho Windsor frequently has
guests who require service amounting 10
$50 or $50 a day. Madame Barrios, the
widow Of the Central American warrior,
was one Of the heaviest paying guests a
New York hotel has ever known. She
stopped at the LanghAm, where her mum.
er0us family and large retlnue OF servants
brought her daily expenses up to at least
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-04

"Is 1t true asked a Baltimore Sun re-
porter Of one Of BaltimOre's best.known
modistes, that tight laCing is cominginto
fashion agar? J"
Eyes, Il is true. You see it is fashion.
able for ladies' to be broad.shOuldeIed and
small. wasted, and customers OF mine
whose clothes | used to make from
twenty.three TO t~wenty'ssven inches,
waist measure, now have them fully five
inches smaller. Only q year ago a natural
waist. measuring say from twenty-five to
twenty.seven inches, was considered
graceful and pretty, which 1t really Is, but
now it is not fashionable 10 measure more
than from eighteen to twenty-three, Oh
course, the lacing is done by means Of the
corset, and sometimes ] nearly break
my fingers trying to lit and
close basQues that are 10 tight that they
will not meet without an effort. While
everything else must be very tight in the
waist, breadth and iullness about the
shoulders and bust are RLr!yen alter, as
they serve by contrast to intensity the
seeming smallness OF the waist, Do use
padding2 o, yes; lots Of II, The hol-
lows between the shoulders and under
the arms are filled out with it, and in
some cases one whole shoulder is made
OF it, notably where one shoulder is higher
than the other. Everythingm must fit akin
tight these days, and Il one has not a good
figure it must be made good, A fRvorite
method OF procedure is to ut first on the
figure q lining, on which the figure i
built out with cotton wherever needed
Over this ia fitted q second lining and
then comes the dress material"
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Id,hinalon kitr in NeV O,iCdp PicdyuRe.
Not many days ago | sat one morning In
my iavorite niche In that little white mar.
bic and r~ed.velveted hall at the CaDiiol
that / have niCknAmed the "L1dies'
Lobby II Is always dark In this lobby.
Nvet, on lie sunshiniest days, and the pss1
l,Ss always to be lighted. 1t was IL
o'clock, and the House had Just been
called 10 order. Groups Of men aud wo.
lngn we're standing around everywhere.
4 couple Of Mormon women In tespeCla.
Gle black silk gowns, gold brooches
and pendant earrings had q mem.
ber In one corner. and were
hSranVuinV him glibly. Mts. Mary Hunt,
liza great temperance lobbyist, a plump,
SmiabiS lady, ALSO In an ultra respectable
silk vown, With pretty gray hair waving
down either pink cheeks rounded con.
iouf, was comforting with another mem.
her, Anototious female lobbyist whom
heard tell one day has some 200 bills 10
work through Congress, was pacing
thoughiiully upand down the apartment,
She lad OIL d deep blue velvet dress trim.
med with bands Of yellow fox fur. She
was artiStlcaIly painted-only a woman
would have known II was naint-and her
touhtiful hair was pushed back from q
handsome and deliCately moulded face.
ghe looked like q star actress In her play
robes waiting for the curtain 10 rise.
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%TRAYELERs' GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF REFERENCE MARKS.
oDRlly, tsundRy excepted. monday excepted
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FOR SALE.
ols Mecollo.h street, ,lx rooms.

No. QiS McCollO1h street, IIx rooms.
No. ll&4 Eor street, seven rooms.
No. 7l0H Market street. I've rooms.
No. IS Maryland street, SIX rooms.
No. 800 Main street, business house and dwell
Ing, containing nine rooms, and q small brick
houle on alley, on a full lot, fronting on Main and
twenty. .iXth streets. IrlCe $4,000.
No. n Twenty. third street, six rooms and I'm.
Desirable property In NoundSvlllo, with fixtures
for carrying On Flower and Plant BuRlnetB.
No. 1913 Market street, hall lot, new small house
and stable. Price 5000.
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", z. d q. RAilrOAd,
Leave BollAlre a. S!SS A n iot wOodHaeld and
Issys SssllAlto At s.or, y, lot wOOdraold and
Arrive Al BeliAlso at $50 A. n. from Summer.
hGld, and al $40 ?. NJ. from HanOsvllle.
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alFru Aauertise1ments,

WANTED-A KITCHEN GIRL
w Apply At No. 100 Chapline ItreeL myi
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Aal, slnn.. Vic annnh, n.lh.

hItNunBt. m
The other day a farmer sent to the GOV.
eminent Redemption Office a box Of burnt
paper, saying II waB $4,000 which he
wanted repaid him. The Chatfed paper
was all tumbled together, but an expert
soon discovered II 10 be nothing but com.
mon writing paper In which a few two.
dollar bills had been burned and mixed.
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was not more fearful than are the marks
OF skin diseases, and yet DR.. PierCe'E
Golden Medical Discovery is a certain
cure for all OF them. BlOtches, pimples
eruptions, pustules, sCaly inCrustations
Jumps, inlllmed patches, s%alt.rheum, tet'
ter, bolls, CarbunGles, ulcers, old sores, are
by its use healed quickly and perma'
npntlV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-04

A woman in Medina, N. ", who has
recently been declared insane, adored cats
and kept seventy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-12
This is Just the season Of the year to 60
fishing and catch the Chills and fever.


Next 10 our vices, are our iollIes, Among them Il
tie inperillIng Of future bodily comfort and the
Ayenge tenure Of lie t0whi.h penons Of modsI
atelI good constitutions are presumably entitled
BY imprudcHcs In eating and drinking, and The
reckless use OF drugs. 1t Is one q the happy capa
TepSIT dGmage thus ind Cted. heh the blood II
tain an WatgTy, the bowels out CI order, the com
plellOn and tongue both giving evidence OF bill
l0uineAs, there Ii necessity iJr repAin upon NE
pos as = course Of the BtleEz, the GbAndon'
nent Of "dEugEing" for relief, and = common
sense diet and mode OF liie-these will speedily
produce change for the better. WHAT quInine
Tor fever and ague, and mercury Tor btliOutneA
and CONSTIPATION WON'T do, the BiLter Will. II
sli0 relieves IhGumRtiim and neuralgia, and inAc
uViiy Of Ins Kidneys.
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We are sorry for Judge Holman. We
weep tears over him. he is not the mar
we thought he was. He is not the un
selfish patriot he said he was. Asa Cereal
American ObjGctor" he is still running for
the Presidency on his record as an OBJ
ieCtor, and that is all that is left Of Hol-
man.
The fight OF this late Indiana statesman
to starye out the Republicans who have
been left in the Civil Service was peCu'
liar exhibition. He knew well that under
the new rules Of the House salaries must
be taken as they are fixed by law, not re-
duced or increased in appropriation bills
according to the personal or partisan pref
ersnce Of the Appropriations Committee
Mr.. Holman understood all this, but be
was bent upon driving out Republicans
and putting Democrats in their places,
This was TO be his trump card for the
presidential nomination.
The ISrRLLloENCER has never seriously
objected to putting "the government in
the hands Of it's irendB." There Is g
Democratic administration-at all events
1t isn't Republican admlnistration-and
90 far as the law allows 1t we have beer
able to look complacently upon the bund'
ling out Of Republicans. II President
Cleveland breaks his promises, that Is biz
funeral and his party'S, II he has party
But all these things should be done
decently and in order This Is precisely
what Judge Halman did not propose tc
do, and II is to the credit Of the House
that 1t sat down on him hard and loud
Thus another great reputation vanishes
having committed suicide.
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Gks gatslEgenfsr
waElLIs0, ". va, JvNE Y, 1850
Tbournt for Wal Ylrgll.lAus.

Thought for WCSt NiEEiEhns'
ougon gave Blaine a plurality Ct :, 259
votes. Now Oregon turns around, less
than two years later, and elects a Demo
crs,ic Governor by over 1900 majority
II We may uust the Portland 0regoHian'
a,hicb ia not Democratic newspaper this
vote means something. Here is what the
O,sooniau said on the eve Of the election;
Consistently with its selt.Iespect and
vitb liz ideas Of public duty, i could not
land its aid 10 those who, IN the name o.
tba RsnublicAn party, are "working'" poll
Gcs solriy Tor selfish ends, through ring
aD5 machine methods. Every one sees
That the Republican party IN Mpl1nomAn
county IL under domination oil . ring
wboss members have organized TINS busl'
ICES into regular profession or pursuit
and every oae sees, moreover, tA4t t ~
ring largely controls tue action 81 VIZ
naIiy Of the State, 10 y the scanaa!ous
stTiies and equally scand4lous neglecIs aho
blnnders Of recent Legislatures hRye been
dne. The men who have adespohc control
Of The Republican party presume upon
ths Republican mRiority IN the state, ana
hslieve hat through 1t that they can reach
theiT objects. THIS study is how 10 shhs
mr. suppress the action oil the people iOI
nublic objects, and to make the enterprise
contribute to the personal interests and
degires Of the members OF the ring Toll
member Of the ring must have such q man
Tor Circuit Judge; that member Of tht
ring must control the County Court thlt
Fang must have their man IN Tue e1ate
Treasury, and the entire combination nus'
agree ~ to who shall be Governor pom
tie same principle members oil the Legs
latuIe, and particularly the Senators who
will 'hold over aud vote upon the election
Of the next Senator Ol the United StaLeSl
are named as far as possible throughout
the state. Is this sort Of busineas ever to
receive a CheCkP ltRo, can there ever De
q filter time than nowH
II the Democratic politicians in control
in West Virginia had Eat before the ore
0onian'S camera the picture could not
have been more liIe-llks. Year after year,
and all through every year, the continu'
GUS "setting up" OF candidates and jobs
goes on. The people are not benefited,
the prosperity Of the State Is not advanced
only the professional politicians reap
q return.
"Is this sort Of business ever to receive
a Check2 II 60, can there ever be filter
time than nowP" The Republican State
Of Oregon has made It's reply. What will
the Democratic statsol West Virginia say ?
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
o.
ELOGuTIOA AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
@M. Street, n. W., Washington, DC.
MRA Y. sTEyESs HAEI. pancLp.l

summer sesisou Al Nj. LAKE PARK. 6,r.,c,
Nd, beginning July u, a. 1913 a. h. sis' ~,
ADVANTAGES oPRERED BYTHE INSTITUTIONS
!. The Natural Development and Cultn,. q, ~
Voice Tor The purpose Il Conversation IssG, ~
Public Addft1l and Singing. The Corrrct N.Y. 4
the Organs Of Articulation and Rt,pir,iinnSe W
organs AFe preserved and develDted N4'ss
2 The cay and HRtuEL Expression # Ssp,jr,,,,
b. means Of speech aud Geatuns; ilcu ilny rSas1
AelsEiEAtion; Dramatic Reading and Rpci,atIaSIt, '
Special instruction IN RIpreaGiya Eiblt and sbsI'
ptaFe reading and In the ItAdipg Of IIymns AA'a'
:. The opportunity ado desI Tyarher II, ~.
study Of FtAtIlcSl Methods Tor TEACHING ATticviEe
don and siRht Reading. Methods baSrd uhSN IL,
Principles Of DslkaTIe. "FNH We
4 ladies' G.As lot the study Of Kindergarten az.
Primary Normal Methods will b. iOTmt,l snt ~ ~
lionI held daily from July u 70 August 81 Ia "a
The clAII win Be taught by Ms suslE pSiiocv
Of Warrington, D. G., who studied aud grSipSi,1l
In Germany. 'SH
A pnelice clGn for children will be held o,,h,.,
days Of the week, Jrle n ehargs, '''S
Free Lectures Will Be given by Mn, Hart ana
VS. Pollock, each upon Ihe lntefeah Of her OWN s
department. WV
For Particular GddresS-
MRS, y: STEVENS HART, or
MISS SU IL POLLOCK,
., %
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&nmnres 9esrrts.

Terms for the Summer Of SO, beginning auel
reduced S 70 20 percent, and the highest rAndG,d
Of excellence maintained. Situated within 100
yard, Of Fort Monroe, the largest fertilization In
the United States The scenic Attucsops Of thO
place are unhvGlled, Daily target Erac,icr Vusd
mouAtlnE aud dress parade.
Excellent Boating FIihlng and Diving, and The
surf bathing the finest on the Atlantic coast. Per.
feet in cuisine and appointments, Accommodate,
100 guests, Afternoon concerts By O. s. ANY
achooI Band and nightly hons. Pre.emlbenlly
Resort for Southern People. Pure ocean an irpe
from malaria and conducive 10 reiieahing sleep,
Average temperature Tor summer. i6'. Send IA,
illustrated descriptive PAM pile! and terms,
myi f. n PIKE Manner
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nKYnNn TILE MIssIsslpp1.

ME-. A. ". Campbell breaks Long silence
and wrltss from the estate OF Pike"
Correspondence Of Ire IattIliGeAoer.
LOUISIANA, Pike County, NO., June s,
1sSO.-OnCs more l find myself writing tor
your readers from the region west Of the
great river that divides the country into
its two eastern and western sections. 1
am, however, not very far ives. Of that di.
yiding limo. In fact, Lam Immediately
upon the banks OF the Mississippi, in the
country once known asthe state Of Pike"
but more generally knownas Pike county,
You have heard Of Pike county, Mis-.
HouTl, for, Of course, you have read Mark
Twain's "reminiscences Of els early boat
inc DAYS on this river. Mark is 4 native
Of this region. lie originated al Han.
nibal, short distance above here. His
county, and about q dozen. others, were
once included IN the Estate OF Pike"
"Jlm Blrdsoe," John Hays hero) the
engineer who "had one wife in Natchez
uAder the hill, another one here Ia Pike"
he also was mythical native OF this re.
gton.
These two personages were enough OF
themselves 10 give notOfieIy, II not char.
SCter, 10 region Of country. Twain has
Of course localized II for allthere isin Il in
his peculiar way but even outside Of his
"reminiscences, and outside oil the sad fate
Of that modern CASabianCa, whose ghost
"went up In the smoke Of the Prairie
Belle" because, like him who stood on the
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Mt. Dc CHAATAL ACADEMY,
sEAR WHEELING, W, va.

Tue lhIry.eIghth year OF this weltknoWn Ac,I,
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation Nm,
opens on the hrst Monday Of September next ,Ds
CONTINUES ten months
Pupils received Al any tine in the session.
Those who deAire TO place taClr taughte1 in a,
Institution Afording exceptional advantage, in
he way oil heAllhiul and delightful location. s,'
c0llent board, thorough discipline and in,,rOcton
n tho hands Of life long teAChen, in every dep.,t'
neut Of female education, including the modern
languages and nul!C, should send for catalogue
Of this Ichool. Address,
Directreasof the Academy ofthe Visitation
MT. De CHANTAL,
Gu2SDAW Near Wheeling " Va
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Ia 4 paradise for the invalid, and the
aFountain Of Youth" was once thought u
bs ina in one OF its forest glRdes. It ID
now the haven Of many coDsumphvesl
Who End benefit in her genial warmth and
iraRrant flowers, The ConsumPuye, IN
valid need not necessarily 90 90 far from
home and friends to find relief. For u not
In the last stages OF the disease, DR., r. Y.
Pieces Golden Medical Discovery" will
restore to perfect health. For all chronic
throat, bronchial and lung diseases it is q
most reliable specific. By dEugglsts.
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never deceive the public, but beware Of the Cheap
John druggists who oietyou plaster called cap
Sioumtn "Capilcln," "CApucinn OF "CAtslcine,"
and tell you II IA Substantially the same @ he
genuine BenSqilA Capcine Plaster, or even better.
They ak les i0f the imlbilou for costs lcai but
a remedial aren't II d Absolutely worthless The
reputation Of HensOnA a the only plaster possess
ibg actual and high curative qualities Il the result
Of many IcATa experiment aud honorable deaf
siCianS pharmacists and druggists epdO % Il n
The betl ever made Protect yourself Agalna De.
cfpliOn By buying Of reputable dealefS only, and
avoid miiAk@ " peti0n1l eSaTiaatlen. The
ihO ConItV q cut The word "UApOinO," iVtNWA
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George NJ. Vaughan, Of Buffalo, has a
big Confederate flag that tioated over the
Richmond Dipdteh office until Richmond
fell. Some time ago he wrote TO the Dis,
patch people, telling them that he had
their old dag, and offering to exchange 1t
for a Union flag. The answer came
promptly and politely that they had had
al! they wanted OF the Rebel bag, and that
Mr.. Vaughan was quite welcome to 1t.
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All things come TO him who waits-il
only he can wait until all things come to
him.