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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-15

M. Reinhart has
just received his
Spring; and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. IT
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine Il
line Of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in .Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-15

Rosonstock has Just received n fire
line OF ladies' Fall anil Winter Dress
Goods, Novelties, etc. Call aud mako
yo,r selections before the stock +,
toxen
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-15

Striped and Checkered Ehinsooks,
Sateens, Yosemite Cbeviots shd Indigo
Shirtings at J, Rosenstook's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-15

Good music has been secured and On
enjoyable time is assured to I'LL who at
end.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-15

Heavy RAIN storms arc reported
throughout California.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

rheumatism and caturrh arc both blood dis.
eases. In many severe cases they have yielded
to treatment with Il, b, b. botanic Blood Balm),
made by Blood BALM Co., Atlanta Ga. Write for
book Of convincing proofs. Sent free.
H. r, Dodge, Atlanta, Gu, says; my WliO had
catarrha and nothing did her any good. Her con.
stItution finally failed and poison got into her
blood. placed her on u use Of u. u, b., and to
plete."
". r. Mcdaniel, Atlanta, Ga, writes: II was
much emHclatgd and had rheumatism 20 bad
could not set along without crutghGs, | also had
neuralgia In tho head. First.claSs physicians
did me no good. Then tried Il. Is. b., and It's
effects were magical. cheeriully recommend
II ~ good tonic aud quick cure"
Mrs. Matilda Nichols, Knoxville, Tom, writes:
~ had Catarrh SIX years aud a most distressing
cough, aud my eyes were much swollen Five
bottles Of u. u. D., thank GOdl cured me"
John u. Davis, Tyler, Texas, writes: ~ was
subject u number OF years 10 spells Of inilAmmH.
tory rheumatism which six bottles Of u. u. D.,
thank heaven, has entirely cured have not
felt the slightest pain since"
Logan Il Co., Wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
Old POINT COMFORT
A Famous Resort Visited by q
Wheeling Man,
THE GIBRALTAR OF AMERICA,
Fortress Monroe, Guarding tho Ap.
proach to WashIngtou-Hampton
Roads-The Boom at Newport
News-soldiers' Home, SC.
Special Correspondence Of he Inlellioencer.

|
OLD POINT COMFORT, HYoEIA HOTEL
Jan. 2S.-One OF the leading lawyers o.
Wheeling, or rather OF the State, is IL
the habit Of saying that man can dc
more work in eleven months than he car
IN twelve, He is right, for he means
that every aCtive, energetic, industrious
man, who works hard and faithfully al
the routine Of his business or PROBES
sion needs ut least u month OF recreation
every year, if he will live out his three
score years or more and do good work
in that time,
A couple Of weeks In midsummer and
the same length OF time in midwinter
might well be devoted to recreation and
q rest and recuperation Of mind and
body,
No more healthful and delightful re,
sort can be found than this popular Old
Point with the famous hotel that Is at
tractiye even in name, for Hygeia was
the daughter OF Rsculapius and the
Goddess OF Health.
II Is under the management OF Mr.. +,
n, Pike, a young man Of extraordinary
ability in the difficult art of successfully
running hotel" He has had twelve
years experience, although but a young
bachelor Of thirty winters, most Of the
time having been tho private secretary
Of the late Mr.. Harrison Phoebus, tho
founder OF the hotel. There are accom-.
modations for a thousand guests, and the
number goes even beyond that In the
busiest season here, February aud March,
The service in every department, is
about perfect. The table is excellent in
every respect, The staple, beef, being
as good us one gets at the leading New
York restaurants.
The location OF the hotel Is fine one,
close to the beach, and one can sit al
dinner fifty feet from the rolling surf,
and look out through the glass front,
open in summer, ut the passing vessels,
and they are many, for u quarter OF a
mile out Is the channel Of Hampton
Roads and all vessels touching at Nor.
folk and Newport News have to pass and
repass. Northeast one looks out to the
ocean, between Cape Charles, with It's
revolving light at night, and Cape
Henry, with its bright, steady light,
about twenty miles away.
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The Renwoed Charter.

~ W. E'u"oT VI NC AW9tNl9thfeT'
SIR;-An article signed "Citizen" ap-
peared In tho lSTRLLIGENoER on Tues
day, January 20, charging the present
Council oftho city Of BGnwood with maxi
ing changes in the charter, intimating
that the people don't want any change,
and seemed startled at the bill intro.
duCed in the Legislature by the Hon. S.
r. Haaeu, of Marshall county, Council
wishes "Citlzen"to understand that they
want no such changes us he maliCiously
writes about for the purpose OF mislead-
ing the honest voters in tho city. Four
tiiths OF the tax payers OF BenwOod want
the changes asked for by the present
Council, and II passed will be endorsed
by the voters Of the town in April next,
mot "Citizen's" imaginary Changes) viz:
the issuing OF bonds to increase the city
and to give the right to vote by living
in the city sixty days. None OF the
changes which Citizen" puts such
weight on were ever thought OF by any
member Of Council.
The only changes asked for are the
election OF Marshal and Street Com.
HllsslOlleT ny tue VOtcTb, instead OF by
Council, as 1t is now; that Council be
composed OF seven instead OF five mem.
beers, and q city election be held every
two years instead Of one; that it may
have some control over the speed Of
trains running within the corporate lin.
its OF the town. These are the only
changes asked for by Council. Wo hope
that they won't be Objectionable to "Citi.
zen, us these same changes were asked
for two years ago and failed to pass.
With regard to "Citizens" inquiry
about the city revenue, had the gentle.
man been in tho habit OF reading the
papers he could have seen the financial
statement Of the city published last
April, and will have the same advantage
next April or he can 90 to the Mayors
office any time and all the records OF the
city will be laid before him, or any tax
payer OF the town. He can find there
plain, true record OF all moneys col.
leCted and expended, and for what pur-
poses. COUNCILMAN.
BenvoOd, Jan, 80.
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MnrrIirinI pnI.n,,.

Mercury il frequently injudIcIously used by
quack doctors In caSeS Of malaria and blood
poison Its alter effect iswOrse than the original
disease. b. b. b, Botanic Blood BHlm) contains
no mercury, but will eliminate mercurlal poison
from the system. Write to Blood balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ca, for book OF convincing proof OF itS
curative virtue,
a. +. Drlttsn, Jackson, Tenn, writes: ~
Causht malaria In Louisiana, and when the fever
at last broke, my system was saturated with
poison, and had sores In my mouth aud knots
on my tongue. lgot Two bottles u. u. b., which
healed my tongue aud mouth and made new
man Of me"
WIN. Richmond, Atlanta, Gu, writes; "NIy
wife could hardly See. Doctors called Il syphill.
Ito itltlI. Her eyes were Ia dreadful COndi'
tiOn. Her appetite failed. She had pain III her
joints and ZONES Her kidneys were dGrangGd
also, and no one thought she could DO cured.
Dt. Gillian recommended Il. D. B., which she
used uAtil her health was entirely restored
X. 7. y. Jones, Atlanta, Ga, writes: II was
troubled Wth copper c0lored eEuptlOnS, loss Of
appetite, palm 10 back, aching Joints, debility,
emACiAtlSn, loss Of hair, sore throat, and great
nervousness. d. D. u. put my system In fine
condition."
Logan L Co., wholesale agents, 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
Washington School Of EIOCutiOn
AND oRAToRY.
MRs. N. STEVENS Principal.

sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, sop.
LOthbDf u.
CNufsO OF instruction GmbtCcs ElOCutlOh
Practical English and English Classics Latin
Mathematics Modern Languages, Vocal aud ln'
BiTiinPnial Music aud FhJ EcAl culture
The Principal IL assisted by oil efficient corps
Oi teachers III each Department,
OrNded Classes for boys and gltlb daily,
Adult Glasses and private Instruction given III
y" Djpl6mGs awarded. A limited number Of pu.
pllh accommodated In the family,
For ClfCulAh and references apply 10 lkTEtLi.
/ uENCgn OillCg. AuBl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

That Ac,a the naked branches A.QulvOtinS, Isnol
felt BY the wealthy vAletudihAtlAn indoors but
nolAll the covering that eau bp piled Op BID
warm bed, nor al the furnace heat that Ahthra'
cite can furnish, will warm his marrow when
Chllls and fever runs IL 10y fingers alonE hi
spinal column, lioalSllOtA Stomach Dlllerl '
The thing u lnluSe new warmth Into hll chilled
and AEulih frame, 10 remedy The fierce lover aud
OGAAuillhg aweala which alternate with Tho
chilli Dumb agus, Agus cake bilious fVmllienl
s-ih short, every known form Of nalAfIal dl'eaI'
u iublnEaled BY this potent aud al tho .an'
time, wholelOhS and genial medlelne, Bilious
neat ,oOhttlpallnnj iyBpepalA, tlck heauache
los. nl appetite and sleep, Kidney trouble, ,fhty
niAti,m and debility are Ala0 feinedlVd W "
Use " Win peltlANh0o 10 OdOc. thorough cure
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PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

HLot T,,l;o,,,,,,I;, ,..;,, l,I,,,,, ,,,,r,i
Inae tnuIanspons gFlnus'oAe won
49, HS'," 4,"'s*1 H. n,
" Mpull pe sounu polvS toE tIest
Gent HARRISON 70 seIeC. us Oa9ihet out
sue tue sena'e,-Ds'''' H'Puo''c0"'
About this time in the season the
scum peglns 70 rise n lne Natlona
nouse u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CO""lFICM'
AnditJohn Wanamakershall finally BE-
made Postmaster General, We think the
country will be glad OF it,-BugaIO Err
press
We shall gently and quietly insist that
Germany observe her treaty obligations
And Germany will do it,-CiHcinnGi En-
quIrer,
It is time for Germany to beware. Mr.
Bayard's opportunities for surrenderinp
his Country's dignity and interests will
soon cease,-PhisbHrgh Chronicle TEE
graph,
Il looks as II the Chicago police were
sulking, II not, why do they not arrest
the anarchistic agitators who urge their
audiences to do yiolence.-Qinnsapoli.
Journal,
Mr.. Cleveland in his Samoan impoliuy
takes the alternative whichis sometimes
presented in tho wild Western mining
camps, He won't fight, but he'll treat,
-Nsw York Sun,
II ia colcnlotod that tha shell thrown
from tbS V nnenmotic dvnsmito ' mn ~
Fort faiavHttN iiltcd n cniMmS of 9V water ar
weighing 10000 tons. Respectfuliy re-.
ferIed to Prince Bismarck ?-New YORK.
Herald,
Tho dotoctiyo ro1tco ~ Ch;oo,o md
+ho conntrv oro Observation-Disclosures H. tro'
oncpt "rrssts That tLero "po ars,t y n nv
man IN tbe Ifnito t stotsS "S'I" C"najS
Who Al No, 0m murdor AmoS ~" SreII 49,"
Ghico"o m;l,;onairo q Jon;' 2,oHs U
Democrat.
Tbo Uso,om, nlodoo,, from cormorv
ohoMt wLioh coase,d s po"o.J ~"
mnch ~ Sav rest. MON D Hothir MT n,o 20
snSstort;oi ;hon UvoyhoI C o"mpSr ntH,U
tinn" wade hu N" co vioar 'S M;mistar 4,
answer ~ I9rS d;SnatcSa. ~ wh;ch
Prirca RismnrcE tool Ip %o nos,oo pG;In.
dynSio De-" "'N '0ON nv ""''''' """
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock Mar.
kets.
NEW YORK, Jan. SO.-Moncy on call easy at
N to per cent, last loan 2 per cent closed
offered at per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4as per cent, Sterling exchange dull but steady
at 81 sGI4Ai sSN Sales Of stocks were l52,4O7
shares.
The opening prices on the Stock Exchange were
somewhat irregular to-day, but generally lower as
compared with tho final figures Of last evening,
aud AtChisOn developing decided weakness III
the early trading, slight further losses were Sus.
talnCd over most Of Tho list. The trading was
confined to about half dozen stocks. and the
weak tone quickly disappeared. everything, OK
CCpt AtChisOn, soon reaching higher figures than
those Of the opening. The fluctuations were con.
fined 10 tho smallest fractions, and the market
drlitGd Into the most Intense dullnes, which con.
tlnuGd unrcllcvGd except by the strength dovel-
Oped In few stocks until the close, the tone con.
tlnulng firm throughout aud becoming more pro,
| nOunCed ns the dRY wore along, The market
| closed dull but firm generally at about the best
figures. The final changes Ia the active stocks
was somewhat Irregular,
Railroad bonds were still very active.
government bonds and State bonds dull and
steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
Tho LpuIsInnn Oulrnpcs.

New iberia, La, Jan. 30. - New
Iberia has again assumed It's normal
condition and scenes Of bloodshed and
riot which have kept the inhabitants in
a fever OF excitement since Friday night
last have become thing OF the past,
with the exception of street corner talk
and gossip upon the subject. While a
number OF the citizens endorse the STAY.
ing Of the negro Wakefield, there arc
many who express the opinion that as
ho was in the custody Of the authorities
the law should have been allowed to
take its course. AS to the action OF the
Regulators in whipping some negroes,
shooting ut others, banishing many and
destroying their homes, the best element
OF citizens condemn it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
Tho British Grain Trade.
baltimore Live Stock Market.
CAIyERToN LIVE STOCK YARDS, |
MONDAY, jan. Is, 1850.
THE SWINE MARKET.
IrrlVAls thlS wee O,bVd
rival last wCck".."......"....". S,gG


Arrivals one year ago."."""."""""".""" 7,SS!
REMARKS.
There Ia rather limited run in most Of the
yards this wCCk-ln all about Loo head lcss
than last week The demand Is reported IA
moderately active by all tho dealers. The
hogs being included IN the receipts. Hogs
Weighing some 100 to $50 lbs are most In demand.
Common heavy rough hogs sell down M low aS
q 10 &C; neat hogs ia above GiIaTC net. OF the
receipts $50 head came over the pennsylvania
Railroad and li!GS head over the baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad
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MORNING. JANUARY

the rate Of two pounds a day, at least
till he fills out his average, for every.
thing combines to give him health and
strength; the bracing sea air, the sails,
the walks, the rides, the rest for mind
aud body, and more than all us good
blood and flesh formers are the fresh,
luscious oysters the good beef, and the
rich milk, that are always found on the
tables Of the Hygeia dining.room, D,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

ljc. Oats, receipts 5000 bushels; exports
9,S2S bushels sales 9ij,00O bushels OF fl.
lures aud 1900 bushels OF spot;
moderately aCtlyei spot No. . white 3iIEc: mixed
western 2shIl9LSc; white do 3la3gISc; No.
Chicago 8!lC, Iluy aud hops steady. Coffee
options steady and 10 points above yesterday;
February March, May mud June lG6oAl5.I6C;
July and August, l555alG SjC; September aud
October l6,6jalG,OOc; December loose; spot Rio
quiet at l7.DC Sugar, raw quiet; refined quiet.
Rio tlrm. Tallnw firm. ROstu quiet 1urpciltiuO
nominal at Wv, Eggs quiet; western i6IgalJJIc,
Fork and cut meats strong, Lard steady; west.
ern steam spot 7.iOc; February 7..OC; March
I'1Gci April TAOci May 7iOc; June 7.i2c; July,
August and sepiember 7iic. butter firm; west.
firm; western lOI.alll4c,
BALTIMORE, Mn, Jan. 30. - Wheat, western
steadyHt a decline; No. 2 winter red spot VOISa
gylI4c; February DJiHOlC; March " IAyEj4c; April
@14ci May bc, Corn, western steady; mixed
spot and February iO1sN4lIsG; March il5SallJ4C;
May i244Al1C. Oats quiet western mixed 2gl3lC.
Rye steady ut bgNGOG. Hay active; prime to
choice Timothy $40 6Oal7 w. butter firm; vest
ern packed lGa!lc; creamery 20A97c. Eggs steady
at lialbc, Coffee firm; Rio l12sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 3l.-FlOur qulet aud
weak. Wheat weak at yesterdays prices: No .
red January mud February gl4aj34c; March
Oia9Lsc;, April gGc; May @9lagthc. Corn
steady No. . mixed ,gsI.ci No. I mixed SIG;
No. January and February iiliAilEC; March
4l1Sai21Sc: April i3HaiiG; May layGlIc. Oats
quiet aud dull, but firm; No. white sc; No. .
white January a31A3lAG; February Aha3lkC;
March 3iIGs8jc; April 81 saGjIsc; May 3ji4a355ic
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 8O.-Whcat firm aud higher;
cash " LAgS1gC; MRygt5IC: July VIE Corn nc.
tive and frli; cash Si54C; May il7I4c. Oats dull;
cash &c. ClOyGheed dull caSh s. IS; March $50,
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wAITIS' FER THE CAT TO DIE.
], ", Riltp IN Hqrper'I Magazine.

u W. hNep IN HlEpeF'G Magazine.
I.4wIyl don't TlckOllect
That ERE old swing In the lime!
Right AUD proper, lexpeet,
Old times can come back agRlni
But ! want 10 state, VI they
Gould come back, aud could say
What my pick I'D be, y jlngl
I'd say, Gimme the old swing
'Nunder tho lOGdS trees
On the old place, ef you please,
nAnglin there with half shet eye,
Waitln' fer the cut TO dlel
I'd Eay, Gimme the old gang
OF 6Aretooled, hungry, lean,
DIRTY boys you want 10 hang
When you're groWed up tWicet Rs mean
The old gyafien patch, the old
TruRnt, and thestutl we 6tOledl
The old St0mpin,grOun', where we
Wore the grlSs OF, Wild aud free
Az the Awoop Of the OLD swing,
Where We uSet 10 climb aud cling
And twist rOun', and fight, and To-
WAiIln fer the cat to del
Pears like most allus could
Swing the highest Of the crowd
Jes SAIL up there tel stood
DOWnsllG up, and screen out loud,
ketch my breath, and iCs drlp back
Fer TO let the old swing slack,
VT my tOw.head dippin' still
In the green bOughs, and the chill
Up my backbone tRperil' down,
With my shaddeF on the grOun' q
SLOW and slower trpilin' by
Waitin' fer the cat to del
Now my daughters little James
Got kind o. baby swing
On the porch, SEES when II rains
she kin play tEeFe-lIltlO thlngl
And I'D llmpod out I'OtheF day
Swlngln' her and ToCkin' TOO,
ThlnEin' how ISeL 10 do
Al her Rge, when suddenly,
"lley, grRn'pap" she says 10 mo,
why you FOCRIn' 80 GlOw?n Says |,
"WRitln' fer the cat to dlO!"
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CHICAGO, Jan, q. -Cattlc-RecClpts Il, COO head
shipmcnb 1900 hcad market weak aud 100
lower; choice 70 extra beCyeS 81 l6ai 81; steers
81 Q0ai CO., StOCkcrs and feeders s. iOa3 aj cows,
bulls and mixed q iVG3 10; Texans 5! i0aa q.
head; market firm and higher; mixed 81 7bA
W; heavy 81 SA5 %; light 81 S5 10: pigs 81 OCa
10. Sheep-ReCClpts 1000 head; shipments
$500 head; market strong; natives 50 00a5 Is;
western corn fed 81 6Oab co.. lambs 81 OOaG 10.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Jan, O.-Cattc-Rccelnts
Go head; shipments 80 hend market steady
prime 81 l0Ai "; fair TO good So 7bili W; common
lUl3 G5 EtOckCrS g. 5VI! 70; feeders 81 75HG ..
Hogs ecCiptsg, 100 head; shipments 2,l00 head
market firm; lhiladelphiaS g. Co.'S lj Workers
and pigs s. Slai ~. Sheep Receipts 1000 head
Gb 20; fair TO good 81 6Oal Is; common 81 OOa
. 90; lambs s. Joni 81.
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Ducklon,. Arnicn salye.

The best salve In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, Chapped hands, Chilblains
Corni, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
ton, or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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pIle.l plIe.l Itelang plle..

YMTToMs.-MOisturC; intense itching and
singing; most Ut night; worse by scratching
II allowed 10 continue tumOn form, which
often bleed aud ulcCrate, becoming very sore
SwAYNE'S OINTMENT stops the itching ant
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases 70
" cents Dr.. swaynO Il Sou, Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
AsAp STORY.

The child coughed. The mother ran.
No remedy was near. Before morning
the poor little sufferer was dead. Moral ;
Always keep DR.. ACker's English Rem.
cdy at hand. O. r. Goethe, K. d. Burt,
@. Mcnkemeller, Logan & Co. 8
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Httsb'ghl CleVe, & Chicago,
Martins FerTyo,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.
steubcnville Accom-. ....,,,.,,,,,
Plltaburgh and New York ,,,,
Cleveland and Chicago ,,,..,.
Pittsburgh aud New York.
o., l.. = W, Il, II,
kEpress, Cleveland, L, 4 w.
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TEilIlfIlLg.

Two.thirds Of all deaths in New York
City arc from consumption or pneumo'
MIA, Tho same proportion holds for
most other cities. Delays are dangerous.
DR.. Acker's English Remedy for con-
sumption will always relieve, and may
save your lilo. o, Il, Goethe, II, u, Burt,
Q. MtnkemOlleri Logan \ Co, 4
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Express. Tor Washington, D. G., baltimore,
n aud b;l0 m, daily, via pittsburgh $50 p, IN.
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AMERIcA's aInnAIrAn.

A hundred yards back OF the hotel is
thesOutheastern postern OF Fort Monroe,
the largest and strongest fertilization in
the country. An artillery school for
officers is maintained ut the fort. About
200 men are stationed here. An idea Of
the extent Of the fort can be had when
ono has walked on top OF the magnitl.
cent granite masonry Of tho sea wall, or
ramparts, and finds he has gone good
mile and a half.
The climate here, tempered by the
mild but bracing sea air, averages 4So in
the winter. One can comfortably wear
an overcoat aud yet the mir is never cold
and chilling, warm sea baths Gun be
had on every floor, and besides are Tur.
kish and Russian baths, with massage.
One need never complain OF CnMui
here, for at nine in the morning is
guard mounting, and at five in the even.
ing dress parade, on the beautiful lawn
inside tho Fort, where arc gravClled
walks, old live.oak trees, the long brick
building for soldiers quarters, and the
pretty houses OF the superior officers,
with the cosy quarters ofthe lieutenants
along in the Casemates: everything Is
sCruPnlously neat and clean as plenty OF
scrubbing, paint. and strict discipline
can keep 1t.
Then there are many little excursions
that can be made without even missing
one Of tho good meals at the hotel. 4
sail Of u mile and a half takes you out to
the Rip Raps, a half completed circular
fort OF stony granite masonry that stands
out in the harbor. 1t was begun during
tho war, was TO be called Fort Wool
and was designed to give further pro.
lection to the important entrance "be-
tween the capes." For some reason 1t
was abandoned, and now the only resi-.
dent OF the picturesque little island Of
stone is a crusty old German soldier. l
wonder II he would be trusty guardian
In caan Of SamOa trnuhlnP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
FOR SALE.

Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, Zane'l
Orchard NuTth and South Front Streets and
eOltll Fem streets, Gi very low figures,
AbiWaln.
Double Brick House, Il and ~ Virginia street
WIN lt!l separate or both together. They con
hln I'LL modern improvements.
seven Roomcl House, iG7 South Broadway; Q
SOCN property al much leSS than cost.
solf RaonCd Cottage for syl5,
hShl Reomed House North Front street
htet 10y all good condition; $500,
rive kGomrd House, Il North Broadway; will
make pleasant hoiEC.
81, ~ RoOmcd llrIck House, southwest Cornci
lhniyrighth and Wood klTcetS, Al n baryniil
VII ray lot Investment.
hand ,Ot tent. "'""'' ~
Ocl' q q. SMITH ION Main utroo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

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any case Of letter, sAlt Rhpum, Rlngworm,
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