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She Is to Marry JadEo stanley Matthew
Brief History Of the Lady.

49, - - ~
Brief History Of the Lady,
NEW YoRK, May 4-Justice Stanley
Matthews, Of the United States Supreme
Court, who was left a widOWer some two
years ago, is about to make q new matrI.
monial alliance. He has been paying
quiet visits to this city for some months
past, remaining over Sunday and keeping
close to his hotel, the Fifth Avenue. 1t
seems that the woman Of his choice lives
here, She Ia Mrs. Mary X, Theaker, the
widow Of the late Judge T. o. Theaker,
who was Commissioner Of Patents under
President Lincoln. Mrs. Theaker Is pos
sibly 10, but 1t would hardly be fair to
guess any closer at the age Of q woman
soon to be married. She Is wealthy, and
those who are acquainted with her
pronounce her mi Of the most brilliant
and talented women IN this city.
She is stylish in her manner, and
has an acquaintance with Washington life
and society that will make her 0 valuable
consoTt for the Justice. Mr., Matthews ia
himself wealthy, having had q lucrative
corporation practice before he went on the
Supreme Bench. He is q large man, with
q heavy frame and disposition to Rdipose
that seems to affect the entire Supreme
Bench, He has q large head and broad
face, covered with bristly yellow whiskers,
cut so close as to be atubby, Like the
Ohio politicians, Judge Matthews has en-
gaging ways and Is q favorlte among men
who know him. There was m erroneous
report some years ago that Mrs. Theaker
was to marry Senator Garland. The we'd
ding OF Justice Matthews and Mrs, Thea
ker will take place June Z, They will go
10 Europe on q wedding "Trip.
The lady above referred to 10 tho widow
ofthe late Thos, @, TheGker who prior to
his election to Congress In 1858 opened q
machine shop at tha railroad crossing Just
below the present Nltna mill on the Ohio
side Of the river, 1t will be remembered
by many OF the readers Of the INTRLLlGEN'
CIR that Mr., Theaker after the expiration
Of his term in Congress was appointed to
an Examinership in the Patent Office by
Mr.. Lincoln, and that he continued for
some years to hold that and other posi-.
tionH at Washington. He never returned
to live among his Belmont county Constit.
uents, He took part in a Republican
meeting in Wheeling IN 1855 that was
broken up by q mob, and 1t was this fact
in part that brought about his nOmina.
ton for Congress, The lady 10 question
was his second wife, whom he married
shortly after the war.
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The best salve in the world for Outs
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
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COrns and oil Skin Eruptions, and posi-
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isguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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YouSo and middle.aged men, suEeflnE
from nervous debility and kindred atfec'
lions, a. loss Of memory and hypochon'
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large illustrated treatise suggesting sure
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No OTHER preparation so concentrates
and combines blood.purliyiug, vitalizlng,
enriChing and invigoratlng qualities as
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Quality should be
considered when making comparisons.
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Oil CRY, Pa, MGy6.-opened at TSkc; highest
73AkC; lowest 721SCi, closet Ut 7SNci sales fSJ,00l
barrels; cleAranLGS {, 26l,0C0 barrels charters $685.
barrels; shipments 67,232 barrels; runs 1894 bar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06

Trade for good theep and lambs has been fairly
active In ali the yards The number Of the 0ief.
InN "A less by more than 500 head than. on last
Monday. Fries. have been fully suAtalned, A.
compared with the talet Of last Week, agd, a9ge
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable TO sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
ACkef's English Remedy q positive cure.
II saves hours Of anxlous Watching. Sold
by Logan 4 %, and Charles MenkSmellet,
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sCoTTs EMULsIoNOEp PURE.

God Liver OIL, with HypophoSphItsS, In Con.
sumption and Wasting Diseases.
DR.. O. W, Barringsr, Pittsburgh, Pa,
says f? ~ think your Emulsion Of God
Liver Oil isa very fine preparation, and
Oils a long felt want, 1t Is very useful in
consumption and wasting diseases"
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for fair to good, aud 4kA64 for good 70 extra,
with very few At either extreme, Lambs are quoted
q Thal0c gross, Same time last year sheepiOld At
2abHe,A and lambs At sale RIOas, and the year BE-
lore pllppehs hteD IOlh at aEa6AC RIOS.
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NEW YORK, May b.-The market has ruled We
quiet, with o fair order business.
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NOTHING breakable that spAIprNa's
GLUE won't mend.
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Beloved by bellies DER every "waShn beside;
One dentilrlCe there Is snpremtly,b lcst,
a Aweeter, better one than all the rest;
And you will find, III every land the same,
That BOZODONT'l it, old, familiar name,
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HoFtt0Fd7b ACID FhUbPhhIVI IN UobIIItyl
Dr.. w. Il. HolCombs, New Orleans, La,
eayst II found II an Admirable remedy
tof debiliAted state Of the system, pro.
duced by the wear and tear Of the nervous
~enefRiee," TTus6W
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Ita9OrdS me pleasure to assure you that aI-
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Pulls for more than twenty years In my family,
that l regard them rs being superior TO anyI
hAYe ever used or have seen used. / have not
had them constantly and had TO try others and
have tried a good variety, but / have never
had any 70 act SO promptly, probably, and
nicely rs MCLQRe's, have used them myself,
wife, and children, wlththe most gratifying re.
suits. For children, having used them on my
own with such easy and happy effect, l would
T nIES ~ tRs w sHSm 10 HnS Sr aGd 10 az; I RsiI
and leave no effects behind, AS n bile re-
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preparing the system for outline, there Is no
pill or medicine equal to DR., {. MCLane's uelG'
long Us l live, { they continue Us good Us they
Yours truly, II. GILES.
Pastor N. Z. Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference,
TENTsrIGo, Canada West, Ont
sirS:-YOur pills came oil right and l can say
they are q good. BILIOUS. pill, | have used y
great many pills, bdt i'Can say DR., O. Me-
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In sending. lgaVe some OF those pills q my
got three pills. He said they did help him, lie
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gentlemen, | will do oil | can to Introduce DR.,
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Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect,
WIN. II, Du0AN.
FLEMING Bros
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fer which you will please send me more OF your
Dr.. QcMGLanes Liver Pills. TRUST you have
received the pay for the lgsttwO boxes order.
ed and received, would only say, they have
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feel much better now than l have for two
REV. PHIL sPARTH,
West SandlakO, N. Y,
AVOID CoUNTERFEITsI Send us 80
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For Sale by retail druggists. Be
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Why is a mathematician like a ship
Because he must have a figure head.
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There Il a decrease IN the feCeiptS this week, A
co6hNfed with the record Of last Monday, Of neatly
i.l6Ih head, The quality will average fully a. good
a that Of last weeks Offerings. Trade Il reported
from s 10 bXc for common 70 iaif 'hoEA, and S,fC
Tor extra, Same time last yeat hogs sold Al 6LsA
Stic net, q decline Of about 10 each yeAf.
fHE EfREP HARFIf,
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4 UOTlON SALE OF
~ Public Property.

lNAIlAS S1NSA
Ths following articles Of condemned publt
,n"Srty Mi be sold at auction a. tho Davis lSlRnt
XXI OHIO river bellevue Station Vt u O'Clock
Esini standard time, on Monday, May II, 1855.
Tim, cash Oh day Of sale property 10 be 10
nayfd within two weeks;
Tae Ut Is as follows!
Inns 10 inches diameter together with two u
SIS A. each 81 iIet long, l6 feet wide, I feet deep
0aol nj Locomotive boiler, ~ feet long, 81 inche
AIBeier. with 2Sl tiuCh Ilues.
0lsC HAtbOat, 1850 feet long, IS feet wide, 4 fee
!ra n ~.
' oGco Flatbcat, III feet long, l4>I feet Wide. ~
kldeep,
five l) skins.
80 ett Vile Rope, ~ inch.
~ let Wire Hope, Inch.
llNlaL WiFa Ropes inch.
lNj pounds Manila Junk.
: DpOuuds square Bar SI(el,
1850 pounds Wrought Scrap Iron.
800 pounds Cast scrap Iron,
me j Travelling Derrick.
one III Boiler, with blilfCltGd stack.
FO4FND lUInch Centrifugal pumps.
WIN. Y, MERRILL.
Lieut.. Col Of Engineers.
Us RagiaorlS ODice, GnctnhdtL D, Nay n 1855
ny6G7Slllh
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transportation

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
l. LOUIS RAlLR0AD-Psn Handle Route.
Time table for East and West corrected 70 NOV.
q, lRs6, Trains leave Pan Handle station, loot Of
Eleventh street. near public landing, " lnllnES
Cental Standard timai
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A mans humility deserts him as soon
as he discovers II.
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Tdanted.


W. 100 L,bQre1, sSle-eodisd men, to (, T Sa
ne ditc6es q he SStgEas \ re SsSiS II ny " %e Ne ~
f1in.A . FSrm, Ia Washington county, Pa,
iss Neus MAY 10. Wages q Is per day, Those
% AGa S ssAsn'piOyment must apply q once 70 Jerry
irlhnsss "EDthOny lAlly, a. work Will begin
pDnguy Oh INT y. L. KIMBERLY.
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All URlls 1Ally U1cepl Sunday,
Pullmans Palace Buffet or Hotel Sleeping
East to Philadelphia and New York. West 70 Col.
umbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, lndiApRp-
oils and 81, Louis,
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
CAT accommodations, and any further information
apply 70 JOHN g, T0MIINS0N, Ticket Agent q
Pan Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street, or al
Oily Ticket oldoO, under MOLunn Home Wheeling
JAMES McOREA,
General Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Z. A. FORD,
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Twentr.tonr Hours 10 Llve.

"shehas the sweatest voice In England
people say OF Mrs. Oscar Wilde.
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We are in favor Of organized labor but
opposed to organized cussedness.
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DENNsYLVANIA COMPANY,
i loPmAFNa)
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH 4. B,
Condensed tnGtabln Of passenger trains cor
rected t0NOV, %, lSSS-CpntF6l Standard Time,
RIm4 y MOTH 70 PFiIEBUGsH AND GLR7GL7En.
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gOr Sale,
TOR SALE,
EoP sALETO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
Auction sales.
TCTION SALE OF
Inlnnd Lots!

Island Lots!
On saturday morning May 8 lSS6, Of 70 O'Clock
iit"nT.e ,eyen good Building Lots, situate on Elm
w.. w. seventh ward, Island, Lots 60xl0O. Fink
hiliIIon to Tue city o. wheeling
" IL HAlLER, AnGLIOneer. npE@
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The arrivals during the week amounted 10 1905
head, against 40 last week and LOSE head the
corresponding week OF last year, and the sales were
5S0 head, AgalhSG 7J last week aud so head
The same period last yeAt.
The cattle this week were generally ola very I'll.
pefiot order, averaging ever. belief Than tho vety
cool Offering ollAAt week. Trade has been iAlfly
active III all the pens. with vAlnes About like lest
week, though tie higher quotations, generally,
show q considerable Improvement, attributable,
almost wholly, 10 the better average quality Of the
offerings. Prices range from 2kO lot very common
COWS 70 40 for ordinary thin steers, aud up 10
$40 iOf tho very best beeVes, with most tales from
ltSAtkC, a good number selling At The latter hgute.
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AM TRADE.
Tho Features Of The Money and slOs
MRFkOtS,

mRFkOtB,
NEW YoRK, Nay 6.-Money on call abundant q
2As percent Prime mercantile paper AHaS Per
cent Sterling Exchange unchanged.
GOVERNMENT bOSDs-Dull and kteady,
STATE BoRns-D1u aud steady.
RAnloAD BoNps-Mote active and strongeFi
STocSS-f6s labor troubles are still the control.
ling influence on the stock market The news was
alarming all day, but The belief Is growing that the
authorizes ere determined to.epi0TCe thelAWa u all
hazards, and that the Wont0tthe trouble has been
passed,
The market opened irregular, became tinn to
strong aud 80 remained until towards II o'clock,
when II yielded small fractions, After y O'clock
the market wal, quiet and steady until nearly 2
O'Clock, when there was renewed activity, accom-.
panied by Increased strength, which lasted until
the close, closing ~ or near the highest pIle.s OF
the d4i, LaGkaWanna gained | percent Lake
shore Is up ~ percent. Hooking Valley gained
", Canada sOuLheE9 ~, Minneapolis 4 s.;
aud Pacific Maitlk percent
Transactions u, III shares,
B~oSDs-CloSsd bid: U. S. g, lOlH; U, j. new u,
l2J1+;, U. s. ~, u1sG; Pacific q Of vs. l27Ni
Louisiana cOnholS, TlJS; Missouri O., l0l1S; Telles-
see q, old, 66i do. new, 20; central Pacific fFah,
Lb4ij Denver 4 Rio Grande drafts III Denver&
Rio GrAnde Western hrSts, I3i Ellie seconds, 100;
Missouri Kansas 4 Texas general q, glNi north
eEn Pacific tiIsn, ll6i Northern Paelhg seconds,
VA hoEthWestsFn e~onsols, III Northwestern
De1entureS, lO69Si st, Louis & San Francisco gen.
erAl mortgage, lOlA; 81, Paul C%OnSOls, ltlS; at
Paul, Chicago 4 Pacific, l4lh; Texas 4 Pacific
Land GrnG, 81; Texas Pacific K, q, extra eou.
ioSS '4 S'- ' ~ w. w
sTOCKs-Closed bid: Adams Express, III; Amer.
lean Express, lO3i Canada Southern, 365%i Central
EGcilI, 8yM; Chesapeake 4 OHIO, Ii 90 hS4 Pre'
ieFred, IA do second, y y, e., {; 4 !, Y;
ierrei, bSIS; EOrt Wayne, III; Kansas Texas 2SaSi
Erie y Western, ~; LAKE suOrv, 1Skl LOuIA-
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Epr Gent.

-oP RENT-THESTORE-R0OM AND
run iiieg. No, lll9 Main street, now Occu'
j. UNIT ROly, as q millinery establishment;
PED a WWsnhouse. no. 1905 MRl1 street. now oe
~ N IN SsylOF, McCammOn Co, ApplytoA a.
eltTTtpSg atNO. Il0s Main street Ie9N
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fJIg9ESF iF1i9, daily ihnGIndlng ggndsJ GO.
J.0lTOMllNBOM
Ticket Agent 0. R. r., wheeling
wa aSHSt.l P.senrer Avert
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-02-26

Mr.. Henderson offered a resolu-
ton directing the Secretaries OF
State and War to inquire into aud
report to the Senate the facts sur
rounding the killing Of Capt. Fun
met Crawford, US. A., said to have
been slainon OF about January 10th,
1886, by Mexican troops, and to re-
port what steps were being taken
for the punishment 10y the Mexican
Government OF those guilty Of the
alleged outrage. Also, whether
reparatiOn and indemnity should
not be made to those who suffered
and ample explanation and apology
to the United States for the APP
parently gross insult.
In offering the resolution Mr..
Henderson said it was due to the
United States not less than to the
relatives Of the deceased that in
quiry should be made as TO the
killing of Capt. Crawford.
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February -, 1881.


Mr.. HERALD:-Our club was or.
ganized without regard to politics.
Our purpose being to advance the
material interests of orr State by
seeking to secure and enforce more
practical and efficient laws for the
control of the financial branches of
our Government and not leave the
State in perpctuity to the mercy of
officers and boards that, with few
marked exceptions, seem to have
had no aim but to perpetuate their
own incumbency, hence | simply
voice the views Of our club.
My last letter having caused
some dissent in our club, on the as
sumption that legislatures, as well
as officials who have increased our
financial embarrasSments, should
not be taught how to get out of
their own middle, but let them
break down, and then the people
can demand the enactment of such
laws as will secure the needed re-
forms, and elect such men to Office
as will lntelligently enforce as well
as obey those laws. Notice the re-
cent evidences of alarm and the
efforts at leadership that, as yet,
have received no favor. ID.
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consol and tcnforty coupons may
be refunded az par rs they mature
into new three's without inc0nven-
fence is not considered correct by
the Second Auditor. He reports
the amount thus proposed to be
funded is 3@j, S2G.jS0, which, added
to the S2O,20l,9OO, principal Of
these bonds, would make a total of
SlG,03l, $50 by the time the bonds
mature. But the preamble to the
settlement of 1881 and 1882 de
clared that the resources Of this
State are inadequate to pay more
than 3 per cent. IN annual interest
on the debt, which was ascortained
to be sd ,G3J,3U, or moro accurate
ly S23,OiS,S23.
F1TZHDGH LEE.
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1856.
Giarper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

The December Number will begin ths
Seventy Volume Of Harper's AaKa.
zine. Miss Woolson's novel, East ANGELS
and Mr.. lIowclis's Indian summer
holding the foremost place in current -.
rial iiciion-wll run through several
numbers, and will be followed BY serial
stories from X. d. Blackmore and Mrs. ID.
NJ Craik A new editorial department,
discussing topics suggested by the current
literature Of America and Europe, will be
contributed by w. D. Howells, beginning
with the January Number. The great
literary event Of the year will be tho
publication Of a series Of papers-taking
tho shape Of a story, and depicting charsc-
tcristic features of American society ~
seen at our leading pleasure resorts
written by Chrles Dudley Warner, aud
illustrated by G. 5. Reinhsrt. The Maga.
zine will give especial attention TO Amsri-
can subjects, treated by the bst Ansri.
can writers, and illustrated by leading
American artist
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There are about 800, 0O0individual
taxpayers in the State of whom the
lists in the Auditors Office show a
delinquency OF l6 per cent. This
leaves the taxation to fall upon
24S, 900 tax payers, OF whom about
4 per cent. are taxed twenty-five
dollars and upwards. These figures,
if correct, show that 0G per cent. Of
the tax.paying population OF Viz
ginia is poor, and it is on them that
the tax falls most heavily; for the
weight Of a tax is not proportional
to its amount bnt to the ability Of
the taxpayer, and he who pays out
of the money that buys food and
clothes for his family is the man
who really suffers from an increase
Of taxation.
1t is true that the total tax is
distributed as follows;
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But the above facts are to be Off
set by the county and municipal
taxation, which the figures ! have
obtained from the Auditors Office
show to DO 100 per cent. of the
State taxation.
The opinion of some that the
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NOTICE.

hereby notify all parties not to tres-
pass upon my land for any purpose, as the
law will be strictly enforced upon Offend
ers. REUBEN HOLLER.
Feb. 26-4w.l Toms Brook, Va.
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with the Numbers Tor June and Dsosmbsr
Of each year. When no time is spsciasd,
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