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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-01

Senator Wilson's bill to increase the
postage an fourth class mi i, matter would
have been accurately entitled bill for
the relief Of express companies. These
convenient carriers have never looked
with favor on the admission to the mails
Of anything hut letters, postal cards aid
newspaper, and where newspapers are
sent in bulk It is believed that the express
companies feel that they arO cruelty treat
ed by u strong and merCiless Government
The present rates on fourth class mail
matter the parcels post is sixteen cents
pound for packages Of four poundsor less
in weight. This IL twice the rate charged
up to 1872. The Wilson bill purposes to
double the present rate, making the cost
Of mailing a pound Of merchandise thirty
two cents. This on the plea that the Post
Office Department needs increased reve-
nue.. EEs
II tits bill were in operation the
Post Office Department might continue to
need increased revenue, but It would not
be likely TO get it from. this source. Thirty
two cents q pound lie more than an average
express rate. 1t IL, therefore, plain that
the express companies would gain at the
cost OF the Post Office Department. Fourth
class mail matter represents a conslders-
be item in the buSineSso the country. 1t
contributes to the convenience Of pur-
chaaers and to the profits Of tradesmeD,
and whatever impairs this facility is
against the public welfare.
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rue PERFUMED BALLROOM

The Atlanta Equalization, speaking OF the Mystic
Owls display, Rdds:
The perfulnod ball room was one Of the novel
aud graceful features oi this great event. Az the
SueSls entered The Opera House they were greeted
With the most delicious OdoB, Is irnn Il freshly
6loonl1E bed Of 4 thousand llOWers, Tho air ESl
laden With the SOFT sweet perfume that seemed 70
10 the very breath Of tho goddess Ol pleasure and
wooing % the gaieties Of tho occasion. a ioun
tain, neatly placed, was playing al the evening,
The cologne which gave forth Lhls perfume, aud
he praciCed senses Of the ladies Of once detected
what Il Waa We need hardly ~ ! that the fountain
aud the two aG0liIeEH were dispensing 70 the a.
mo phere the Odor Of
TAYLoa's PREMIUM COLOGNE
an article Of Southern manufacture that has
promptly won It's way into wide spread popularity,
This Cologne IL Of the anest quality, lasting aud
delicious and an esteemed article on tho toilet
table Of all that have used It, The quick and del.
icatO sCnGs Of the mystic Owls ut 0nCo discover
ed IT. merits and they had no happier conCelt 70
Dher their guests Tran these fountain tets Of DO.
llghltul perfume. The fair dancers who found no
grateful retrsshef last evening wall please them
solves and honor their entertalncrs BY keeping up
the sensation throughout the tWelVe.month by
meAtIR Of this dallRhtiul REent ANA hwRAW
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PROPOSALS.
PrRLiC BuILBlNG, CIlY CLERx's OFFICE,
MnKALlNG. ~. VA, blb. n, lssB.

WilsaLlNG, W. VA, btb' n, 1856
Eealed Pc JoSRs will be receive at tho Office OF
the City Clerk until Friday, March . 1880, Ut 8
O'Clock +. NJ, for the removal Of all Kitchen HaIb
age ana OllAl from within the city limits, Tor the
year commencing April !, lSsG. The bids 70 bsA'
follows;
For the First district, completing all Of the First
For the secOud dl,trCt compllsing tho Second
For lHS Third district comprising the Third and
FSr lhs Fourth dutrlct, comprising all touth Of
Wheeling Creek 10 Caldwell k'In.
Foe the dIth dlstIl,t, cOmpIlAlng all touth OF
ra'dWOlIB Ruu TO the southern line Ot The city.
NO person will DO awarded tor more than one
district nor eau hey bg iule, In Auy proposal
Tor more than one dkttioL
Gum 'nittee on Health, the COMMITTEES TeIeiYlng
his right ~ leIgC. ANY or all bids
mFI FRANK ROWE3i, CITY Clerk,
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Gard tables ahould ID made q deal.
snteint qfnttrts.

fi1si-Ail Fl6 stopped ice By d.. Kllne'I Great
Nerve ReilOtet No Fits after hfbt dayt use. Mar.
Vicious cures Treatise and q % trial bottle tfee 10
Filclsea. Send 10 III Kline ali Arch Al Fhila.. "a
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soon as he has sent sufficient hubscrDtis to entltle
him IN lhnfl.
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TERMS OF THE sENt.wREKlY.

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TIIn WHEELINGI
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
For the Cheapest and Best Family
Newspaper lii West Virginia.
Intelligencer

Is published every Thuncay mornlug with The
news Of the week IN compact shape. IL alo con.
IAlns irtere, ting special correspondence, enter.
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suitable for thu home ctfplui carefully prepared
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leave pellllSs Il "a Us 4 4 Z 81 Ssodsasid and
1a leave Sellliro At sSOr n lot woodsasid and
AifIye a BaliAite al $40 A. 4. itom Summer.
Geld, aud AZ $40 2 4. from zanesyille
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05

En-. CHIEF: On Monday Of thus week
two business gentleman of Red Cloud
and myself went to Blue Hill on BUSH
ness. Arriving there At 1910 We at
once proceeded TO attend 70 our BUSH
ness. and at 1890 the inner man gave
notice thst- he wished to be attended
TO. 30 we proceeded C the City Hotel.
There we met the kind and courteous
proprietor Mr.. H. b. Munson. Alter
making our toilet We we're shown to
the dining room where We we're served
with an elegant dinner Mr.. Munson
is q hospitable and attentive gentle
man who use every effort to entertain
and make his guests feel comfortable
and at home. Parties topping there
will find everything in tssllent order,
and a person who once Ees at this
house will be sure TO call again. The
hotel is situated on the main street,
and q blocks east OF the depot. We
bespeak for the City Hotel a liberal
share of the public patronage. Also
met Aug. Martin, the genial proprietor
of one Of Blue Hills substantial meat
markets. who is doing a f1ourishIug
business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05
Election Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that by virtue Of an authority in
us vested by the severaf acts of the
legislature of the state of Nebraska
concerning the voting Of bonds by
various municipal corporations to aid
internal improvements, We, the board
of supervisors for Webster county,
Nebraska. do hereby order a special
election to be held on the Goth day of
March, 1856. in the following township
and ut the following place in said
township, lo-wit: In Walnut Creek
township. at school house in school
district No. 3. for the purpose of voting
on the following proposition, town.
Shall the board of supervision
ster comfy, Nebraska O Web
IOr the purpose
oil lu..~.he construction of the
Chicago, Nebraska, Kansas & South
Western Railroad from q point on the
state line between Kansas and Nebras-
ka, on the south line of Walnut Creek
township, through said Walnut Creek
township. thence through Line town.
ship into and through Red Cloud
township and into Red Cloud City
township, issue the special bonds OF
said county for said Walnut Creek
township. j n the sum of seven thousand
and five hundred dollars, said bonds to
be dated on the day of their issue and
to be nayable - the Chicago, Nebraska
Kansas & South western Railroad Co or
bearer Oh or before twenty years from
the date thereof, and tn bear annual
interest n, the rate vi six per cent,
payabie annually TO bearer as per
interest coupons to 6e attached there
to. Principal and interest of said
bonds payable at the off1ce OF the
| treasurer of said Webster county.
Prorided, that the work Of constructing
| said rad in Nebraska shall be begun
by the LIST day Of May. lSS6. Provided
| further that none Of the said bonds OF
said township shall he delivered until
said road is completed and cars run.
ming thereon from Red Cloud, Nebras.
ka. to a connection with the Central
Branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad
in Kansas. Provided furthel
that said :railroad company
shall establish and maintain q railway
station, with competent depot building,
side tracks and cattle chute ~ some
pOine in Walnut Greek township. moi
nearer the Kansas line than one mile,
Provided further that eaid comrany
shnlf erect and maiQtain within the
cornorate limits Of the cily Of Red
Cloud, north q, Division strect Of
immediately ad3acent to said covposass
limits nosfh q rid sfrcet = good
~oommodious Aq = Depot ape..eaGel
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05

osbes bnildinse ueqaaeo the con-
venience q de public thereai.
Provided further, that said road
| shall be completed and in running
order from Red Cloud. Neb.. to . point
on the Central Branch railroad ~
Kansas. within n jesf from
May LIST. 1886, or said bonds
| shall be void.
And shall the board ofs~upervisors of
said Webster county cause 10 be
annually levied in addition to the
usual and other taxes On said township
an amount of tax on the taxable
property Of said Walnut Creek town
ship sufficient to pay the interest
accruing annually on the bonds of said
township and shall said board 1t the
several times required by Law cause 10
be levied an additional tax on The
taxable property Of said township
sufficient TO meet and pay the princi-
pal of said bonds in this proposition
referred TO, provided said taxes so to
be levied shall not exceed the amount
of tax authorized by Law to be levied
to aid in the construction Of works Of
internal improvement. AND pro-
vided said taxes shall never exceed
ten per cent. Of the principal OF said
bonds.
Said vote IN said proposition shall
be taken by ballot, and all
persons voting in favor Of said propO-
sition shall have printed or written on
his said ballot the the words: shall
the special bonds of Webster county,
Nebraska, for Walnut Creek township
be issued to the Chicago. Nebraska.
Kansas & South-W Western Railroad
Company, in accordance with the
proposition submitted. Yes"
All persons voting against said
proposition shall have printed on
his said ballot the words: "Shall the
special bonds Of Webster county,
Nebraska, for Walnut Creek township
be issued to the Chicago, Nebraska,
Kansas & South-W Western Railroad
Company, in accordance with the
proposition submitted. No."
BY order of
THE BOARD OF Sig. nRvIsORs.
Attest: j. IL LEY. county clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05
To Young Ladies.

II your life is made q burden owing
TO blackheds. pimples; and other crup-
tions marring your beauty and causing
90 much chagrin, ills no longer neces-
sry to endure it. DR. Eaggis Family
ointment will certainly remove all such
blemishes and leave your skin soft
smooth and beautiful. Sold by all
druggists and mailed upon receipt Of
price ESQ. FERcusox & a
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05
EVENTS or 1H1 W~

JoeERH SarM. having purchased the
thoroughbred Hereford caisle Of I. 4.
West. ne9 o6en them for lie n.
hes 3 kne thoroughbred SoIk and
grad0 and ae0 three short-horna Non
= thsedauce for farmers % imnrnvs
tAe.n1eNt. Gall On OF addsuuikia =
A~ NsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05

We would cautions the publicl to be-
rare dealers offering Kemp's Balsam
1t the regular price soc and 81, as of
ZINES limitations or infeyiaf articles are
cold az the genuine in order to enable
them 20 se3f cbeaply. Ferguson & Co.
are q agents in Red Cloud. Sam pie
bottle gwen 20 yen free
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05

ITCH and scratches of every kind
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This
never fails. Sold by Ferguson & Co drug
gist. Red Cloud. 23-ly
Simons' auction room is open for
bargains ut all times.
For Sale.
One six foot oval front show case.
c. L. COTTING.
per cam loans at the Nebraska &
Kansas Farm Lovn Co.
Go to c. A. Owen for your spring
styles of wall paper.
Go to Forrester's for your colored
glassware. Cheapest house in the
city.
Beautiful yaces, dolls and toys on
the 5 and l0c counters at FOrrester.s.
Reduction in cabinets and card Pho
toes at Bradbrook's Gallery until after
Holidays.
Call at Simons' auction room on 4.h
Avenue and ecure good bargains.
The Nebraska 4 Kansas Farm Loan
Go. have plenty of money to loan.
CONE and try my celebrated 3 for %
brands, the best known. lie ReformS
dor Qmportedl, Queen Victoria, and
Primera. A large and varied stock
in all lines from Sc up, at P. o. news
stand.
leo acres. 4 miles from
: AMh c%u;va s."
Red Cloud, 100 Hihg irnot
06OO worth of timber. l00bn us $iSVO:
trees, and improvments cosrn}
Can be bought for $500. part
Must be sold soon. Inquire Of d. B
Spanogle
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05


AMR. EDw. F. WIENER, has been kind
enough to translate the following jokes
and aphorisms for THE CHIEF from
the Wegende Batter, probably the
wittiest paper in the world, and hopes
that the reading public may appreciate
and laugh oyer them:
IN THE GREEN ROOM.
Dude to Premiere Danseuse: "Are
you really made of stone, Ludmilia::'
Ludmilla: "Oh, yes! very :nuch so.
Ny heart Is as hard as a diamond, and
you know that only one diamond will
cut another"
Poet Indignantly my dear sir,
va will haye to give me an explana-
ton of your criticism. 1t was you, sir,
who made my. last comedy so misers
able"
Critic: mo. most respected sir, it
was yourself who did it,"
"A hollow head pains less than o
hollow tooth.
Ideas are like violets-when you find
n you find many.
ART AND NATURE.
Shoddy: THE landscape suits me
well enough, but it is a little dead and
fat. Couldn't you paint a couple of
birds in it? How much would that be?"
-Four dollars"
what! four dollars? Why, live ones
are cheaper"
THE FRAME FIRST.
Farmer: What are you painting
nowi"
Artist: "Oh! nothing"
Far mer: "Have a frame for it?"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05

Loans made with the Nebraska &
Kansas Farm Loan Co. can be paid at
home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05
Seeds for Seed.

Pure and clean fax seed. millet,
barley. and Sea Island wheat at
BREWERS ELEVATOR
20tf Red Cloud, Neb.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10

Col. David Il. StiekIes, formerly the
representative Of tho United Sta.es in
Siam, has lately received from Bangkok,
apelsonal letter which says: Ellis Maj
esty is so well pleased with the results 81
the system Of public education for males
which was established a few years ago
at your suggestion that he has decided to
establish a school in this city for the in
struction Of the native women, and it is
probable that prominent missionary
lady will be placed at the head Of the
institution" We wish Mr.. Sickles could
come to Palatka and induce our author
thorities To do something in the way Of
public education" by the erection Of a
suitable school building.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10

Our cattle export trade ere long is ,lcs-
tined to encounter formidable competi.
ton in the European markets from the
apparently incxhaustible supplies on the
river Platte. The shipments from Bucnos
Ayres already show steady augmcnta
tion from year to year. Thus, the ship.
ments in 1885 were ID, 200 tons, valued at
$3.50, 900, being nearly three times AZ
much as in the year preceding. The bus
mess is in lis infancy; the available an.
nual slaughter of the Argentine Repub
lie alone being 5000, 900 cows and 30,
OOO,OOO sheep: but even surprising onl,
half which these figures represent were
utilized, they still have for expectation
lover and above home consumption no,
less than 5Oo, 900 tons dead meat, say TO-.
600 tons weekly, representing an annual
value Of more than SIT. O0O, 900.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10
To BE Depended On.

NV '''''S,' "'o'' GU" W ''f'""'
I" WI " SP''N '"' aS"l''s' 'o''"P'
t'oh "heh convinced 'hat II exists.
In the following paragraph, which
we copy from its issue of the 9th
ms, !, ,,,s , ,,o.,;o, tho, h,,.
!,
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womb l'N' to nave answered, 'o'wl':
Wv ho has the money - Those of
our ,ay.na,,r. who Loll roco;,,s
r,r,,,.. ,a;l o,, ,,,;,,. a.,au,,; :,
' , paw ,',' '''', ''''' yam
Tue TACT D! applying To Tie proper
officer. The receipt Of the collec-
tor is evilc sc sufficient that the
,ay,s h.y. hc,p ,,;J and # ,boro
ana ,,,, ,t.,, ,, , -,
"' aus ''''' ''''' 'e''' 'e'"'''e"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10

A company is about to be organized to
construct ship canal across Long H.
land, from Rockaway Inlet to Cow Ray,
The canal is to be- built to accommodate,
vessels from the south bound IL eastern
ports, many Vt which now enter Sandy
Hook and 20 via Hell Gate to the sound
avoiding the danger Of an outside pas
sage. II is estimated that the cost d
gong through the canal will 10 just one
half Of that entailed by towage, etc.
going round by the present route. Thu
cost Of the canal is estimated at 81, 900,
ON.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10

The Mutual Relief Association Of the
y. =. Il w. and Charleston and Savan.
nah railways, will give their ninth an
nual excursion to Florida on the nth
inst. The excursion will begin at Sa-
yannah and extend to Tampa. The
schedule of prices is very low and doubt.
less vi III induce hundreds Of the members
to come south. Tickets will not be sold to
coiored men. The price for round trip
from Savannah to Tampa is 81, from So.
vannah to Palatka and return 81. A
ride on the st. Johns BY moonlight will
be one Of the diversions. The Ancient
City will be visited, the Indians in III,
old fort interviewed and n ride on pabl,
Beach INDUCED IN. Palatka should give
the Relief members a cordial reception
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10
\ Uniform HALLWAY Gauge.

The change which was effected on
June l. by which the standard gauge of
track was made common throughout the
country was a reform winch ought to
have been made long since. The great
original difference in the gauge of rails
was owing to several causes. such as the
haphazard and irresponsible way in
which many of our roads were built. the
immense extent of the country and the
original regard for purely local needs,
and perhaps the selfish wish to monopo-
lie all the benefits Of tiatlic. With the
immense expansion of business and the
growth OF national industries. leading
to the Inauguration Of trunk lines and
great consolidation of roads throughout
the country, the difference Of gauge be-
came a sourch Of much expense and in
convenience. Whenever there was n
change of gauge, car hosts were erected,
and different set of trucks put under
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10

TX Postmaster General Hatton l. an
New York working up the Logan boom
for the Presidency. He says that Logan
il growing stronger as candidate every
day, and he does not believe that Blaine
has done himself any good by his Port
land speech on ''home rule" This is
Eatton's view. The opinion If mug
wumps" is doubtful at the b,,t. We ts.-
lieve Blaine to he the only really devel-
oped candidate for the Presidency in the
republican party.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10

There seems no longer any doubt that
Secretary Manning wIl not return Ia
the treasury department. Speculation is
already INDUCED in in relation to his
successor. The name II VIM. L.. Scott,
If Pennsylvania, is prominently men,
TONED for Mr.. Mannlng's place. We
presume TX Senator Thurman, of Ohio,
would not now take place in the cab
met, hut 10 he were to do So II would I'M
spire the country and the democratic
PARTY with confidence.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10

1t will bc surprise to most Of the
readers of the NEWS to learn uf the
great quantities of berries shipped to
New York alone from the south. The
New York Sun of the eth inst. says:
"purng last week the receipts of berries
in this city averaged a million and half
of quarts daily, for which fair prices
were realized. The Norfolk season has
now closed, but Strawberries will Con,in-
ne to arrive from Maryland and Del
cwarr. rineapples are arriving in good
~ numbers and of superior quality, re-
failing rs low as $40 a hundred. The
season is somewhat earlier than usual.
Savannah threw such quantities of GU.
cumbers upon the New York market last
week that they declined rapidly. The
finest watcrmelons grown anywhere are
found in Florida and Georgia None
have arrived as yet, but first shipments
usually realize from $50 to S75 per 100"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-10
THE DAILY NEWS.
BENZ. HARRISON. Editor.

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Ing, except Monday. and delivered by carriers
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=. a.. HAMMOND,
business MANAGER,
PALATKA, fLosiDA.