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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04
@tnfaerea Gas

Wom nd9iten /. Sanuar an .uirb Der
preis Dou Sos auf $3.50 fir tauienb
2ubiffuB berabgeieBt merben, nit gr.
mdBignnge1 (laut Spe3ialite) auf ale
Ne1nungen, bic bor benz 10. b. 81.
i'm Sofale Der @eieni9aft beri9tigt
tper5en.
IS wirb bas Die brittle 9ebuttion i'm
preiie iein, bon ie SO Gents per tauieno
SUB, bic bic San Nntonio @as @om=
panp innerbal6 Der lebten 20 Monate
gema6t bat, unb hie @efeaI9ait boft,
baB lie 6ur9 gr0Beren 8erbrau9 balo
in ben Stanb gelebt merben mirb, ben
preis no9 mebr 5u %ermdBigen.
Infer Sos 1T BON borsiigliGer Quaz
titdt, ndmli9 BON e..ner 4eudtfraft bon
Is &er5ea fir 8renner BON a SUB per
Gtunbe.
@obalb es triib i9eint, mirb Die lite
fade gem6bnli9 in ben &0hren gu fuz
den fein, bic Die @eieli6aft INNER bereit
1T, auf 8erlan9et u~nentgeltli6 gu reiz
nigen. sSn Nnbetra9t bes gtdn5enben
2i1tes unieres @afes mnb feiner iDolz
tommenett &einli9teit uub @efabrlofig=
felt 1T es bas m6sli@f ipqriame urb
befriebigenbe grleu9tungsmittel
Sieteni9en, bic lire @ebdnoe gum
eriten Wfal nit @as perieben, ober ibre
gegenmdrtige 8eleu9tuug DergrbBern
molten, m6gen fi@ gefdligit on ben
9uperintenbenten pen6en, i'm S0fale
ber @eielf6aft, Meft 0oufton StraBe.
II. II. 6W1mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

- gu Dallas trug fi6 bieIer Sage
in einem 99ubs uno @tiefel=0 ertaufsz
Total cine ergrelfenbe Scene au. Dor
mebr als l6 Sabren bate elm gemiEer
8. .. Bel BON ct. Sofepb, Mo., feis
ttent SDbne 8. 6. Bel $4,000 aeaes
ben, UNI fi9 i'm Weften anaufe6elu.
Ser Sobn iplIte fem Slid uerfuGen
UNI nit Dem aunebmenben Wadstbum
bes 2anbes ebenfaas ppran3utommeu.
Sabre Dergingen, obne baB Der Batter
etmas bon feinem 5obne b6rte. 3us
fdlis fam Der ate Mann neuli6 su
9alas in oben ~ermdbnten S1ublaben,
UNI gtmas 3u taufen. Sn3pil@en trat
elm iunger Mann In ben 2aoen, unb
als ct bes dlteren Mannes anidtig
murbe, fragte er, bon elmer gemiHen
Neugieroe getrieben, ben glerf bes
8erfaufss2ofals. per berielbe fei. Nls
bierauf befen Name genanrt muroe,
ftelte es fi9 beraus, baB Der .3ufal
Batter unb Sobn mad LANCER Srens
nung 5ulammsnsefibrt bate. Na1s
benz bic eriten Qusbrl1e tnertpar.eter
6reube uno Heberrafhung fi9 gele9t
batten, er3dbite Der 5obn ieinem 8as
ter, baB er Ourh MlBgei9id 9les elm.
gebiiBt babe. gr fdme foeben obne els
men Sent in feinsm 8ermbgen bon Nri.
Sona. Batter unb Sobn traten balb
barauf bic 9eimreiie na@St. Soiepb an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04
0rpbire ca ieIbH.

Ser Bsipeis fir bic Site bes @nSbins beiteb
nidt i'm Raueu bes @arnes, ioubern in 8e.
niibuna Der @elesenbeit gum 8erlofen beileI-
ben. j. &alteber 6 @oa, bic Gpotbeter, baben
cine WrobeHaf9e bon Or. 8pfanfo's 9ufen-
unO 2unse1. SHRIMP, fur Seben, Der nit Sufteu,
%grtaltunssu, afbma, S@Diubiudt ODER Gun.
aentrauf6ejt aepIaat III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

Dead Shot @erep Borm 2int.
ment ipirtt fi9er unb i9neu. Oieles Eminent
tOOtet bic Biirner augsnbIidli6 b6It 8Iiegen
ob unb beilt bic @uEbe. SIM @afer aafaeI0f
1T es Elm ausseSti9netes SeitmittsI gesen itsenb
peI@e Bun6ea abeim 8ieb. %reiS so gents.
8rdparirt uno sum 8ertauf BET u. Dreibt
San Antonio. 1876 tutp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,sntse6uuo.

Serr SEQ; 9. shilling bon Mandefer, Mid,
i9retbt; vWteine 6rau mar beinabe balaos fell
5 Sabrer, 10 biitfos, ba6 fe fid ni@t ALIEN i'm
8ett berurloreben fonnte. Sic aabm apei GIa.
f9en ben @leciric Bitters elm unb hire @einnb.
belt bat iid baour1 10 sebe6ert, bas iie lire
arbeit alein tbun tam.
gerfauft gu 30 @ents bic 6lal@e BEL ".
9reis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04
Sin bae reifembe e@sabFsfnta.
Gin Dollar gefpdrt, 1T ein Dollar ber
bienf. 4

@enn SIR 3eit un6 Gelb fpasen
ipDllt, ffei9t i'm Central 6otel, am MtaiH
pla5a, ab. gs 1T Elm billiges uno qua
berldffges 9otel, mo Sbr ansge3ei@nete
Rof unb ale oenfbaren Bequemli9fei=
ten fir $1-$1.50 PRO Sag erbalten.
5%traBenbabn in manufactured Ndbe.
0mntbuiIe na1 ben 8abnbbfen. 9e=
legrapb= utb Selephon 8erbinbung.
SIM 9auie befinbet fid bic Office Der
Borne, Comfort uab Jriebri9sburg
Yofftuti9en. Grii5ifid ber Der Mbs
Iabtt. Colonel s. 81. 8ater fibtt bas
Dotel felt 10 Sabten unb bat ffeis bic
3ufrieoenbeit feiner &uttbet geerntet.
Ser sroBe 8erfebr bon 9euti9eu bas
feibf legt 3eugniB bapof ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04
.mbotooronh;en Ynerhe IN Eou

-pbptosrapbien, tpeI6e in Gala.
@aIIerie, 413 0ft 9puitons
StraBe genDmmen Deroen, fn6 In
ieber 6inii1t bolfpmmetr unb f6nnert
ni6t hbertrofen tperben. Mer cine
boraigfi9e Photographic au mdBigem
8reiie pini9t, benz empfebleu mir mad
galapaps 8allerie gu geben, unb ct
mirb aufriebengefeat merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04
4udfens Mruiea.ealbe.

Die Bette SaIbe Der BeIt fit S@nitte,
0uetfdunsen, @eidpiire, 8ieber. utb Sant.
ausidtae, GIedte, sefprnasene Sdnbe, Grnf.
beulen unb ale ~Sautfrantbetten; turirt 90.
mprrboiben ober feline 8e3abIung. 8Slise
Classification sarantirt ober bdS gelb uirb
5uriiderfattet. Is Gents bic Sda9tel bel u.
Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04
sqmproyed Condition Powders, fir pfer.

be unb Rinboisb. Elm ausseseidneteS uub CT.
probtes Hulber in ber 8ehdnblung bon SUB.
trantbsiten auer Mrt, a~lgemeine nnpablidfett.
Mnpadfsn Der Saut, &dube, seIbes @aTer,
ManseI on Nppetit. @ebrau@sorpeiiung auf
bet Etifette. Gabriairt bon unb sisrn 8erfauf
bel AboIpt Srei6 4Iamo @laaa, sesen.
iiber Der 9ciofite, San antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

= Sn ben MnFeblungen am Spring
Brand, Bear Greet uno Wbite Dat
linb Semitic unb @artenfrl9te aler
Mrt geiammeit morben, UNI nod Der
QusitelIung In Neu Orleans geianbt
5w iperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

Ser eiierne @eIbfdrant i'm Store
bon 9enrp S9mibt in Aufim tpurbe
bon Ginbre9ern geiprengt unb $170
8elb, A Hbren, &inge uno anbere SSus
tpele,1 i'm Wertb DON $11, 900 aus SENS
felbett 9eitcblea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

YIumber8 u. @aSs Titter8,
1856 Of.SouFonFrase, San antonio. 8aSe.
i%uannen, Stursbdber, Bafercloiets, Marmor-
platten, @~ummiidldude, 8Iei. unb giienr6b.
rem, 8israpparate unb @asfxtures aIer art.
Nae auItrase tperben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

Eutt's 4iIen ffnb nit elmer 8aniMens s7udcrs
pe6e dberSpgen, melhe niefelben Fl anScnebm rie
GpHfecf gum Ginnebnen Hnb ielbit Gem iG,raAfen
midBel 5ufrhalt@ rldnt.
ustssaa ~ tahsss. rs Ga. Il gsarras etr.. N.v'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04
FRANK STAIRS
Fish and OYSTER DeDOt,
40 West Commerce Street.
First Glass Restaurant Connected,

Receives daily and will ship by express
or otherwise Berwick Bay, Matagorda BAY.
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Biloxfs
Plant, xxx Select aud Select Oysters in
barrels and half barrels to order.
Every variety of Gulf Fish, Shrimp Crabs,
hard and soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.
All orde 8 for country filed promptly and
carefully. Orders delivered free in the city.
| am constantly receiving fresh goods
BY express, for proof of which / refer to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and Texas Express
company. Telephone No. 1868.
1o,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

Feiles ~Sarsapari1la" fur
ole 8Iuts unb Sa~nttrantbeiten. Rurirt bic
idlimmifen Sale bon BlutberQiftuns bis sur
sepobnli9en Slime. @ebrandJsanneiiuns auf
Der Etitette. Gabriairt bon Der Mlanto Mft'g
gcmpan1 uab gum 8erlauf an @ieoerperfdufer
unO an Yribatpsripnen bel q. Dreih Gan
Mutouio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

Gin Garbiser, Der bon gt paio
in Dallas aatam, 1T balelbft on ben
8latterr ertrantt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-04

@tiefeI bon 81 Bis $lf, @dube bon $3.50
bic 81 90 Samenfdube baib az beipbIen nnb
abiate SO gentss 9errenl9ube bon rs Gents
bis 81. Mnferti1uus bon Damenl9nben cine
Spedialitdt. Meue Moben erbalten mir ieoen
Monat bon 4aris. s6.loSSR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23
IN NEW QUARTERS,
Tho Prosperity Of Well Known Chicago
Advertising firm.

Tho Prosperity of n Well Known Chicago
Advertising Firm.
Messrs, Lord & Thomas, OF Chicago, the
well.knownand popularsdvertisin
are about to move into new quarters,
which are SO spacious, so elegant, and so
original and novel in their appointments,
that they deserve more than a passing
notice.
dolph street, between state and Wabash
avenue, IL at once the most striking in APP
pesIanCe and the most elegant in Chicago;
built OF sandstone, it is 70 by Ia feet,
practically fire proof, and lighted on Jour
sides Three large elevators and two
spacious stairways, give abundant facilities
Tor passengers aud freight,
MOssrs. Lord & Thomas WilFOCcupy the
entire third floor, giving them super
cial area OF nearly l200O square feet.
This beautifully lighted room is unbroken
by partitions, sava private Office in one
c0raeT, thus bringing the entire working
force OF about sixty clerks into oIa spa.
cious room, certainly the largest office OF
any advertising agency in the country, Il
not the largts business office Of any kind
On the Continent.
This various departments are so ar
ranged, that the work passes along with
almost mechanical regularity,
While the entire appointments are ele-
giant, tbs filing department is arranged on
an entirely new principal, which amounts
to an important invention. heretofore
advertising agents have filed their news
papers in wooden pigeon holes, which not
only excluded the light, but caught and
rttainbd the dust, and thus proved 9
nuisance. The new filing department oil
Messrs. Lord d Thomas IS made entirely
OF wire work; u separate compartment Is
made Tor each newspaper, magazine and
periodical In The United States and Can
ada, about III OOO in all. This various sec
tons are suspended from the ceiling, and
hang clear Of the door, leaving space
uuder each one 80 that the entire floor
can be swept
space will not permit description o.
this important improvement in detail
Tue principles upon which it is constructed
will be covered by letters patent.
The National Wire and Iron Co., OF De-
troit, Michigan, have been awarded the
contract of the work, and are rapidly push
ing it forward to completion.
Wheeling people who wlsh to sec copy
OF the lETELLIGESCgR when in Chicago
can always iind II on tile ct the agency oil
Messrs, Lord 4 Thomas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23
lie Pulled Tho pfo,idsnt nut Of nOd

Washington iAtitr IN he Cleveland Ltadst
While his father was President young
John Van Buren, visited England, and, as
tho son Of the President Of the United
States, he received great attention. He
dined with the Queen, who was then q
Young girl, where his superior grace Of
manner, llne conversational powers and
wittiCisms made him appear to greater ad.
vantage than the titled funkeys who were
around her Majesty. He attended one oil
the balls at Buckingham Palace and
danced with her, and the story was told
that her Majesty eCame very sweet on
him. II was the incident that gave him
the cognomen Of "PriDCs John" There
was another story in circulation about him
which illustrates his want oil special rover.
enCe for his father. The old gentleman
and John had u habit OF lying Ia bed late
in the morning.. Finally one day the for.
mer said 10 the son that reform must be
instituted-that both must rise earlier.
The hopeful agreed, and suggested that
the tirB. one who got up should 20
10 the room Of the other aud pull
him out Of bed This was agreed to,
John was out all the following night on a
"bum" and did not reach home until the
next morning about five. He went to his
fathers room aud took hold u him for the
purpose Of pulling him out Of bed. The
old gentleman protested against being dis.
turbed, saying he had not had sufficient
sleep. "Look here, Governor, Ii was yonl
own proposition that we should Institute a
reform In regard to lying in bed 80 late
Here am Up at your request and YOU
won't iulAll your part Of the agreement
Remember, the one who got up frat was
TO pull the other out OF bad. 10 nov pel
no or I'll pull you out" Tell 1t not III
GATH THIS young scamp made the Pres.
ident Of the United States get DIP In spite
Of himself. After seeing the old gentle,
man dress himself, the rascal Bneaked Ia
bis own room and was soon ia his bed
asleep. The story 40 out by John telling
Il on his father TO q lot Of boon Cotnpan
ions, John aiterward became q iamoul
lawyer and politician. He was one OF the
most eloquent speakers ever heard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23

FRir Play for wSs' Va El"H tnFinStS'
General Coils war claim BIZ asks Con
gress to open tho way for justice and fair
play TO loyal citizens in loyal States. 1t
asks that 90 full and fair Il hearing shall
he given to claimants who were shut oil
between 1864 aud $50 as to those whose
cases were heard since 1850. This is moi
asking more than Congress ought Ia
grant, and the reasons for the rtQlost are
easily understood.
The originalucs was lntendedto provide
a way by which just claims for Qiartor'
masters stores end subsistence furnished
could be proved and payment obtained
But the intent Of Congress- was in great
measure defeated by the practice OF the
department, so that in West Virginia
alone Thousands Of claims believed
to be- meritorious and estimated to
amount to more than million
Of dollars, were disallowed because
the claimants had not a fair chance. This
fell heavily upon farmers whose personal
property had been taken by the armies
Of the United States for the defense Of the
Union.
1t proposed now to remedy this wrong
by doing for those farmers just what was
done for other claimants by the amend
tnent Of 1880. II after a fair hearing their
claims cannot be shown to DO valid, 1t is
OF course expected that they will BIO dis
allowed and that decision accepted as
final. Tho measure, therefore, is in no
sense raid on the Treasury" for the
government is not asked to pay what it
does not owe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23

MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sorroWiully let alone on account OF Dys.
pepsia ACkRr's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Uonsti.
patton sold on d positive guarantee at "a
and 10 cents, by Logan 4 %. and Charles
Menkemeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23

Whatis taken from you before you pos.
sess III Your photograph.
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| 1,t u. Y, hAtLfnAnI
Leave pollGire at6SS A. \. for woodsaeid and
leave IeSvS scllalte At siSOh ~ tot wOOdiaOid and
Arrive a Bellsire at 900 4. H. from Summer.
Geld, and at 40 y. irun zaneSvllle.
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Washington Dispatch 10 The indianapolis Journal.
A famous old ex Confederate General OIL
Virginia visited the panorama OF Bull Run
here yesterday, aud, during the talk by
the lecturer, inquired rather harshly
where certain lane was, which he
thought should be dlsCerniblO on the can.
vas.
ut is over there, beyond the house
Al politely replied the lecturer.
IT Is not" bluntly exclaimed the old
fellow, harshlyI If guess l know more
about that than you dol"
"tl YOU know more about IL than do
why did you ask me2" the lecturer In
qnired.
The famous fighter looked hard at the
Snowman. Finally hO hlssed between hi
teeth:
"You don't know who I am, do you ~
"No, SIR" replied the lecturer.
II am General Hunton, sir"
"well, don't know that there Ia any
thing incompatible about a general being
gentleman" said the. lecturer with al
air 30 CalCulatlvs that the crowd roaret
with laughter
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Gtre GRtelligenGer,
wuEELING, W. VA, MARCH 49, 1885,


Ones more We have striking illus'Ta
,iop Of the effect OF the "deally parallel
This is neatly produced by placing side by
AIDE the utteranCes Of two Presidents
touching the subject OF removals and ap
pointments;
Prssidea WGShiigtOn's Pftdtm C'sIe dp' XIX "
mtsdge 10 the siIdIe' sags,y &C ,S,'I,Ii
GGSrlEgES orTIg IN 11rE!-lhe ItqS' S y. G ~,
ATk;-My nOnll al u J leHlh ~ W. y',ri
nv! az, al S.v,I OnIcc len 60 m nlhs been pre-
Wy tf NNi'rst ~ sa,nun h ipnted 10 the u. iuil
not having win your uvl Altu'M ,nG,,,v mn,
unnCurTGuG, i now nom tTHnenI' Mnn'h =, III III
lna,G LNCGliu Mulnl sn DC 'hIlI 'i'' g" y Ln,
flr that OiliCc, Wha'gV rome CIhp' AZ ~ NM
NAV have teen tho Ttg nss me w tb'ia ~, a.,
non. which l.uurtu you felhtt W ~, :" r. ~ m,
DISSENT nm uAdu upon lhe env t.i ~ i =" ,m
Ha Sy sunIrlcui, igr.'u ucUIlIo iuncNo1G, 10
~ mo In submit to y1ur'Whirh = am sOlely
cOnsldeTa ion WheLhc spsn'nG y" ~ IVA N
an Hrls Oh, when IN Il'oU NHnh ~, ,,,
mnPn's 'nIcsti0nAh'r iutnl,t OF office ny odl
ynn, IL would tOt ~ eN 70 auPPMt t ~" ,,
rIS"t ,i,run,sI,IIs To me, IIuty t. the people Nh
md thereby avail Autl NAYS ylu'sh luu " -
selves Oi tho ltljrinhll n'cui le uoMttS ., t'S'
which led me ~ maxi Isrcsl ilce hhu n"s !" ~
,sgG S%.,,ry Ion bffy,,dutl IL the Chit Mag
w ,,o,, tpsnhnSlv inv fca.lLAry Whlui must pre
s s, Tor nominating Mr serve unmpal ed al
ElShh nm innyt "a tOils II gulY Rnd Vlgur
Shn,y II,at such n mode OF CJhiuul me 10 Icfst z
TOlecling IN suCh uAt comply WNhlhtseHWWN"S
might be usCi !, | VIII
III rrioTu det4i them,
f'Ihcn iolloR the re-,
ions
1t may be admitted for tho cake Of argu
ment, that there 10 a difference between
George Washington and Grover CleYe
land. Still it is interesting to know what
each has thought and said on y question OIL
policy now Of public interest.
Washington wa8noJ asked for "lnforma'
ton, but he regretted tina! he had moi
been, and sent it to the Senate although
his nomioee had already been rejected
Cleveland was. asked and refused, and
his refusal was not. calmly conceived OIL
vary politely framed.
There is still some respect in this coun'
try for thu views OF George Washington
and 1t is not to be supposed that as Pfesi'
dent he would have invited an invasion oil
the Executive prercgative.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23
DIED.

MILLER On Monda Mach q, 1876, at 4;l5 P,
NJ, EI2.uETlG rellct "a. W. ailer aged Is year
Fuueral from rcid nee corner Mainland seventh
streets on oduts lay b! 2O'cloSk IN, Fhondi
OF the family respectfully Invited to attend, Iu
terment at NJ Wood Cemetery,
SiCtnfs' an sorrow
~ II she bOie;
PbysirldrS rred IN vain,
TIL lhrl. the Ghiei GT1u ght relief,
Ami a. sci her Oi haF Rain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23
DARN AND CITY PROPERTY FOR
Il sALR AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ITO CONTRACTORS.
THE NATURAL GAS Co or WEST VIRGINIA,
WHEELING, March ", 1855,

THE NATURAL GAS ca. or WEST vtRolSIA,l
WHEELING, March ", 1855.
Bids will DO received by this Company for dig.
Cling ditch for llue Of pl q and filling up same
when pipe IL down. The ditch to 10 lOIr feet deep
aud two feet Wide, aud whore there are howl Of
composition joints, excavations ~ be made to oil.
low the men room 10 work The bid Il reques 10
per running foot, without classification IA 10 ear h
or rock, The bid Is for thirty miles, Dtginui, u
the line Of tho CITY Of Wheeling, on this "a dwell
Kun road, striking the National road near Elm
Glove, and following that toad 70 point rGr Gi /.
moro's,. CioBlng on tho II y 0, Railroad, and
thence by a tOnlc 10 be fixed 10 The district near
the MCGTegor gas well, ID WaShlnRt II O,unly, Pa
Bids 10 10 left al the once Of W II IIeRrue, Lsq
18th OF April proxllnO.
For particulars Of tho character Of work confer
with tho Engineer Of tho Company. Josiah Davis
a. the office OF the Company, on Twelfth stret g.
and bids will also be received, at the same lime
and place for q like trench from the corporate
limits Of the city oil Wheeling along the National
rORu to the Monument near Via Grove.
mt2j q. W. BATCHE Flor. President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23
A Good Appsu.sr

NtW IYE IIWWi A.,
"Y6u seem to be hungry tonight, old
man, said gentleman TO friend who
was seated In DslmOnlCO's before a dinner
that nearly comprised the bill Of ta.e. II
am-fAvshOuB." ~ wish | could eat q
dinner like that, went on the Gtstgpeaksr,
envloualyj what do YOU take, cocktails r.
''No, better appetizer than cocktails"
HWeil, what ID IN" 1--WE been out with
nv Vile 10 a B O'clock tea. Here, waiter,
some more bread, and be quick about IL"
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ate1y Aauertise1,reuts.

WTANTED-A GOOD sEAAlsTREss.
w Call at "a South Front street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23

Young or tniddled.aged
men suffering from nervous debility OF
other delicate diseases, however Induced,
speedily and permanently cured. Adj
dfees Worlds Dsrensary Medical ASsoci-
alton, Buffalo, N. Y,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-20

THE people who do business in
Memphis and whose children go to
our city schools, and who reside along
the line Ct the Charleston railroad,
complain Of the almost daily delays
in starting the accommodation train,
the advertised schedule time Of which
Is 4:40 o'clock pm. When appealed
to to remedy what is the occasion Of
much annoyance to the persons men
toned the officers of the road plead
the greatly increased traffic, but this
ought to be provided for so that the
accommodation trains can run with a
regularity that will give the people
confidence in the road and induce
others to avail themselves OF the COM
forts of suburban homes. We appeal
TO Superintendent Pegram, who has
slwsyp, so far as We know, manifested
q desire to meet the public demands
along his line of road, to respond to
the request of our suburban citizens
for prompt time in starting the accom-
nodation train.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-20
SPORTING NEWS.
Sam FrancIsco Rnces-Extra Day

FAN FRANCISCO. CAL, November 10.
The extra day of the blood horse
meeting brought out a fair attendance.
Weather and track fair.
First Race Purse, ive.eighths Of q
mile. Minnie r won by head; dead
heat between Tom Atchison and Belle
r. for second place. Time-1:0l1.
Second Race Handicap, purse, mile
ard an eighth. Only iour starters.
Birdt hatcher was left at the post COL
lier led at the start; Dunbar second,
Argo third. This order was main
tanned till the stretch was reached,
when Dunbar assumed the lead and
won easily by four lengths; Collier
sec'ud, ArOo third. Time-l .56.
Third Race. - Handicap, purse,
seven ei0hths of a mile. Cleveland
got off first, and kept the lead till the
finish, winning by a length and
half; NelsOn second, Bonita third.
Tme-l: :28.
Fourth RaCe.-Purse, quarters
of mile. They all got fair Start ex.
cept Estrel's, who was four lengths
behind, BERTHE r. and Black Pilot
made the running, but gave way at
the last furlong to IdaleDe Cotton,
who won by length; Estrella second,
BERTHE R. third. Time-1:l4i. 0nly
five started.