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her his strong arm to lean on, One in
her condition is one suffering from dis
ease. A true man does not desert a
sick wife,
Mr., sabin does not show 10 advantage
in this divorce business, and It viii be
surprising II Mrs, sabin's friends do not
make him sick Of 1t before he gets
through,
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Governor beaver is Right.

While Governor Beavers Pittsburgh
critics are showing what he eau not do,
Philadelphia moneyed men arc joining
to assure the Governorall the money he
needs to clean up the Conemaugh Val
ley. Since the money can be raised with
the assistance Of men willing to trust to
tho Legislature, the governor is wise
to save tho State the cost Of a
called session of the Legislature and the
Conemaugh Valley the delay. The cost
oil a session Of tho Legislature will 60 a
long way toward defraying the cost OF
cleaning up.
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The readers OF the INTELLIGRScER will
be pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has been
able 10 cure In all its stages, and that Is
Catarh. Halls Cstarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being q
constitutional disease, requires constI'
tutional treatment, Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces Of the sys'
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength, by building up tho constitu'
ton and assisting nature in doing itS
work, The proprietors have SO much
faith In It's curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any cast
that 1t fails 10 cure. Send for list OF ties
timonials. Address,
F, ], CHENEY, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe. D&w
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Public Sale,
pUBLIO SALE.

BY virtue oil tho authority vested IN them BY
certain DEGREES Of tho Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, dated respectively GU Tic
I'd day Of April, a, D. 1883, and on tho 9TH day
OF December, A, d, 1883, on tho 18th day Of De-
cemher, 4, y, lSS, and on tho I'D day Of Dc
Cember, A. y. lSsS, in q suit IN ChlnCery therein
plaintiff aud Caroline II. Wilson and c,hsS
wero, defendants, the undersigned special com
lllnlonerS will sell ut public auction, al the
front door OF tho Court HOuSe Of Ohio county
Aforesaid, on
TUESDAY, JULY ., A. D. 1850,
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
described real property, which Is described By
reference 10 plat of parcels, streets and alleys
returned by the said special c0mmlsslOneBElh
the report mentioned In the said decree Of the
9th day Of December, A. D. 1855, and by thni d.
cree directed 10 be recorded In tic Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court oil said Ohio county
In which oflCo Il IL now Of record, that Il 10
say; lots 10 and In square 20: lots 90 2S H. "a,
vision p, lots and . IN Division 6, lOtsl,22
land in DivltlOn u, lots II and u In Division
j aud lots 10, 10, II, Is, 10 and 20 In DiylEOnH,
lot In square y, lots 70 A and 20 II 10 Division
D, lots Us, 30, 40 and II III Division J, lot p In
DlylSlon Y and lots IL and IS III Division l..
The said decree Of December 0. A. u. las, con.
taln9 the following provision: That the aid
special commissioners "in selling lots u and
ii square 20, and lots II, Is, ia, i'll, i9A,lgB,
q a, q b. 23 a, % u, and "a IN Division D. shall
exclude strip fliteen feet wide OF OF the south.
etn side or end Of each Of tho said lois aud shall
allow the said strip TO remain aud ben portion
q tho street or rOid lying next south Thereof IN
the same manner Us though under the pT0yi
Bl0ns oil tho said decree Of April 20, 1888 the
taid commissioners had shown such strip on
their plat 10 DO part Of tho street.
TERMS or bALE-One third Of the purchase
money or 10 much more ~ the purchaser may
elect, In cash on the day OF sale aud the residue
III two equal instAllmenlS payable IN one md
two years respectively from the day Of 0lle, with
Interest from that day, the purchaser giving NJ.
notes for the deferred lnEtillmGnts, with good
security, aud the title being retained until such
notes arc paid. hut II any purchaser ray In
hand one-llli or more Of the purchase money
iof the property bought by him, his notes With
put personal security shall be taken for the de-
iCrr6d inEtAllments, the tito being retained a.
Aforesaid until payment In full.
DANIEL, LAMB aud
HENRY n. RUSSELL,
Special Commissioners,
J. G. 1IERvEY, AuCtlOnsVr.
! certify that bond has been given by the 'aIl
lpeciAl commissioners "a required BY The decree
10 tho above named suit.
lol JOHN ". MITCHELL. Cletk
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CALVIN S. BRIcE wasn't going to allow
himself to DO made Chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee. He
was olIlsh enough to make the commit
tee feel anxious about it, and when the
plum was ripe it dropped into his hat.
The committee wanted a man with two
qualifications. lie must DO u Free
Trader and he must have "barl."
Brice fits as though he had been made
for the place.
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THE Chicago autoriticsar doing their
best to get to the bottom OF the Cronin
conspiracy. They were little late start
ing and they were embarrassed by weak
places in the police force, but they seem
in fair way to mako themselves felt.
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WHEELING ought not to build a stone
bridge at Main street II she had the
money lying in the treasury, for u steel
bridge will better answer the purpose.
When the money has to be borrowed
and thegeneral interest charge added to,
the proposition becomes too wild for the
people to endorse it.
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Mn. D. NJ. GRAYsoN, OF Cronyille,
franklin parish, La, says; think
swiits Specific Is the best blood remedy
in the world. have known 1t 10 make
wonderful cures OF persons with blood
diseases, some cases which had been re.
parded ls inCurable,
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ENERGETIC measures all along the line
will save the Ohio Valley from n plague
Nothing else will. The public authori'
ties must do their share, the people
theirs, Tho cleanliness Of every house
hold will count for much.
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No business man and no corporation
otbuslness men would build a stone
bridge at Main street at. this time and
under all the circumstances, The city
OF Wheeling is supposed to be corpor-
alton OF business men.
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TnE people Of Wheeling should un-
derstand that there is, for some reason,
an organized effort to force on them a
loan for stone bridge at Main street. II
they do not prefer a stone bridge to a
steel bridge, they should not fail to beat
the polls on Saturday to say 80.
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The European custom of locking the
doors Of railroad cars cost some OF the
Armagh excursionists theirlives. 1.-THE
imprisoned excursionists could have
taken advantage of the warning more Of
them could have saved themselves. The
American people would not submit for
amoment to locked doors on railroad
cars.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, Chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed to give perfect satislac-
ton, or money refunded, Price 26 cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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Sunday Excursions on ohio River IL. II

Until October /, 1880, Sunday excur-
sion tickets will be sold as follows: 10
Woodland, 90 Centsi to New Martins.
Vile and Sistersville, 81 50; to Williams
town tAIarieLta) and Parkersburg, q %.
Good for return passage on date Of sale
only. ]. G. ToMLINsoN, Agent.
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FfHBlubnL OF LlU BOhfU,
Wheeling, w pdn Nay 81, 1889.

Following ID the list Of lady managersi
Mrs, j. U.'Hupp, Mrs. Il a, Harden,
Mrs. John Frew, Mrs. j, j. Jones, Mr1.
s, D. Tayler, Mrs. Samuel l,aughlln, Mrs,
N. Richardson, Mrs. A, Y. Foster, Mrs.
y, Y. l.. Rodgers, Mrs. isaiah Warren,
Mrs. Henry Harper, Mrs. j, U. Morris,
Mrs. j. u. fancy, Mrs. RebeCca Wheat,
Mrs, A. L. Rice, Mrs, George kurner,
Mrs. j, o. Lynch, Miss Amanda List,
Miss Gertrude Lamb, Miss Annie y. 10.
ran, Miss h, WaTronef, Miss Julia AT
kinson, Miss Mary Mckee, Miss Laura
Lawson, Miss Lizzie Egerter, Miss Jen'
nile Wise,
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-
BY vlrtuCoi u deed nl trust made by Mary A
FARRELL and Thomas ], PARCEL, her husband to
the undersigned rs trustee, dated May T. lSSO
aud recorded In tho OiilCO Oi tho Clerk Ol the
County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In
Decd Of Trust Book No, II, folio II, Will sell at
public auction az the north front door OF the
Court House In the Guy OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, JULY ~, 1850,
al 10 O'Clock u, M, theiOllOWlng described prop
erly, that Is 70 Iayi That part or portion Of tie
lot numbered lhltty'One (1l), situated on the
west side Of Main street between Seventh street
aud Eighth street, IN that part OF tho said City
Of Wheeling known % thO"0ld Town OF Wheel
Ing bounded rs follows, tO'wit; Beginning al
u point IN the north boundary line OF All lot
where the west line Ol the portion OF GRld lot
heretofore granted 10 tic Pittsburgh, Wheeling
4 Kentucky Railway Company iIiefects valid
north boundary Hue OF said lott thence along
!he line Of said railway y Tho SouIl boundary
line OF said lott thence with said south bound
AIRY line wCslwNrtlly 70 point In u lluO with
four or I've Balm Of GileAd trees upon the bank
Ol the Ohio river; thence to the north boundary
line Of said lot; thence along raid north bound,
AIRY line TO the place OF beginning, tOgethcrwllh
tho hercditAmGnlB and RppnrtenangeS belonging
thereto, being the lamo property that WIS con
Stewart by deed dated May 4, 1889.
TERNs OH sALE-one.hali cash and the bal,
lug notes secured BY deed Of trust on the prop.
erty, At six and twelve months from the date o.
sale, with interest from date, The purchaser
may pay tho whole or any portion Of tho pur.
Chase money he may elect III excess Of the one
half.
Tho title to the property Ia believed to bcgoJl,
but selllngRa trustee viii convey only such
title as IA vested IN mo by said deed Of trust.
jel2 TIlOS. O'BRlEN, Trustee.
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will doyou the most good. II is really
wonderful for purifying and enriching
the blood, creating an appetite, and Civ
ing healthy tone to the whole system.
Be sure to get Hood'sSarsaparilla, which
Is peculiar 70 itself. /
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PRESIDENT HARRISON may get the fish
that President Cleveland did not catch
in the Deer Park region, President
Harrison will approach the subject with
out any honeymoon nervousness.
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Tue Island people who have to pay
toll over an iron bridge are right in
thinking that free iron bridge at Mar
ket street should quite meet all require
menls.
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1ooso,s Rod clover Pin Remedy,

Is positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer
ated and protruding piles. Price 6Oc,
Forsale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. paw
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llE NINEgEENEl ANNUAL REPORT
OF the ChIldFsn's Home OF the City Of
Wheeling, West virginia.

WANSAAka WNpN NNkAnHt
Another years work and giving for
and destitute childhood has
gone into the records Of the past, In re-
porting the work OF this excellent char.
lily Of our city we desire first Of all to &C.
knowledge the propihous smiles Of
kind Providence. We would also ex,
press our gratitude to the benevolent
men and women who have so kindly
continued their contributions to sustain
and advance the interests Of the Home.
The quarterly contributions in cash
and the annual Thanksgiving sack gath
ering have kept the little hungry mouths
led and the destitute little bodies warm.
" and comfortably clothed, We can
rest assured that this kindness to these
little ones is recognized as o kindness
shown unto the Lord.
The Home family has again this year,
as for many years past, been kindly and
afEeCtionately presided over by Mrs, NJ,
A. Eof, Marion, and by Miss Louise
I,orney, Assistant Matron, The house,
furniture and all the equipments Of the
Home have been kept in very good con,
dition; neatness and cleanliness are con-
slant characteristics Of the place. The
children are regularly supplied with
good substantial food, well prepared
and on special days, through the special
donations OF friends, they were furnish
cd with well selected delicacles. The
Board OF Lady Managers held regular
meetings on the second Wednesday Of
every month, aud the Visiting Commit
tee, by a system OF daily inspection, KEEP
d careful oversight OF every interest o
the children.
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Nh. CLEVELAND is doing quite well as
a candidate. Chairman BriCe and he
pull in the same boat, They don't stop
to think that the boat has a hole in the
hnttOm.
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trustees Sales.
SALE.

NRUsTEEs SALE.
BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made By 7. W
Ritter aud Mary Ritter, his wife, 10 II, h. Fcs,
guSOn a. trustee, dated August 4, lss9, and 10.
corded In the office Of the CLERK q the County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed
Of Trust Book No, y, page 100, and also by VII,
tue OF Rn OTder Of the Circuit Court OF this Ohio
county, W, Va, entered February I, lsSg In
OhAnCary Order Book No, II, ioliO3t9, Williell
q public auction, at the north dooFOt the Court
SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1852,
tho following described property that u to nay.
All the north third part Of lot numbered NINETY.
three 1887 on Market street, between Twenty,
lhlTd aud TWOntyiouIth streets, In that part Of
the city OF Wheeling, ohio county West VII,
gln'a known as Centre Wheeling being the
uJl art aforesaid Of lot numbered ninety,
los. Il city knOwHa s EoR and Chapllne's add
tlOn; the property hereby conveyed fronting p
feet on Market street and running back Of uni
form width from said street tho full depth Of
said lot together with ~ and singular the I'm,
appuTtenRnceS thereto belonging, being tho
same property conveyed 10 4, ", RitteTby Wash
inRlOn Rumble and wife, by deed dated August
/, lS70, and Of record IN the Recorders Office Of
said county, ~ Deed Book No, q, page AZ,
due In two equal payments, purchaser executing
notes with approved teCuIity, isf the deferred
payments, payable Mt SIX md twelve months
from tho dale Of sale, with interest from date
tho tito 10 DO retained until the purchase
money DO paid IN iull-OF the purchaser may
pay tho whole or any portion oil tho purchase
Il, r. DUYENER, Trustee,
W, II, HALIER, ApctiOneer. myg
Tho above sale Is adjourned until Saturday
June 10, at the same hour and place.
iUi0 b, d. DOYENER, Trustee,
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That tho body Is now more susceptible
10 benefit from medicine than at any
other season, Hence the Importance Of
taking Hoods Barsapatllla now, when II
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TnE Western Nail Association is DRIFT
ing, This is not reassuring to stock
holders and wage.earners.
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TnE ADMISSION coMMITTRE

reports the admission OF eight children
ranging from four to ten years Of age,
four OF whom were girls and four boys.
AIumps and measles were prevalent in
the Home last summer, and whooping
cough all winter; but all the sick ones
got well through the careful nursing Of
the chief and assistant matrons and the
gratuitous and skilliul medical treatment
Of DR.. John O. Hupp when needed. The
children, as the Marion reports, are now
loving and grateful, full OF mischief and
vitality. Every effort is made to instil
in their minds a sense OF justice, Of
right and wrong, and the principles Of
morality, honesty and goodness. They
are kindly affeCtionate one to another,
ready to assist one another and generous
to fault. No deaths have occurred
during the past year, and no stigma has
attached to any OF our children or en-
n1nVaa
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PERSONS going oul of tom for lie
summer can hare he DAILY INTELLE
GENCER mailed to them for 65 cents per
month. The address Of The paper will be
changed "a often as desired.
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Now FOR State University boomI II
tho girls Of West Virginia so at it in
earnest they will start the boys,
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TuE way to defeat the stone bridge
loan is to vote against it,
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reports the number Of children sent ont
to homes during the past year as fol-
lows: Boys, s; girls, Q. Two OF the
boys were taken out by their grand.
parents. We have been particularly un-
fortunate this year in having girls re-
turned as proving unsatisfactory before
the two months trial had expired. Four
of the children have attained their ma:
jority during the year--one boy and
three girls. One OF the girls remains III
her place; one returned to her father
and the other is doing for herself.
Tho young man Is a practical pharmacist
and Is doing well.
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REPORT OF AUDITING COMMITTEES.
BY request have examined the books
Of the Treasurer Of the Children's Home
and find the same correct, and that the
report as compiled from said books cor
responds in all particulars.
R. +. CRIswELI.
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Wheeling, May %, 1880.

ns \, SHlSh ELL'
Wheeling, May %, 1880.
REPORT OF PINANcE COMMITTEE.
The Finance Committee reported the
general income OF the Home about as
last year, with the gift OF hundred dol.
lar bond from Mrs. s. T. Laughlin.
Mrs. j. P. Harden, who for many
years past was very actively and eff.
GENTLY connected with the Home as
President OF the Board OF Lady Mana
gers, has been procured to gather the
data and make a careful record in
book or books provided for the purpose
Of all that can be learned OF the chill
dren that the Home has helped, togeth-
or with such other facts as will be desira-
Bile when the future historian will write
the history Of this "the noblest charity
Of our CITY," Could the facts and Incl.
dents in the life OF each child provided
for by US In the past nineteen years be
secured, IL would make very interest
ing volume to be read in the family.
tits matter OF great qualification that
the State Legislature passed an act Feb
ruary II, 1880, establishing
RRFoRM SCHOOL
for the State. From our experience in
our work We arc prepared to hail this
with 10y rs a step In advance In con.
serving the interests Of the people OF the
commonwealth.
In closing this report We noteN with
great pleasure the fact that the ChildrenB
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A UCTION SALE OF EXCHANGE
"A. Hapk stocll-I will offer Of public auction
81 Tie front door Of the Court H0uIe, on satlr-
day morning, June 10, at 10 O'Clock ten Shares
Of Exchange bank Stock, W, H. HALLER'
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New Advertisements.

WANTED--AN EXPERIENCED
wv Entry Clerk, Must IL agood and rapid
penmau aud accurate at figures, Good MaEe.
and steady employment, Address EhIhf
CLERK, caro- this office. lelA ]
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YEARLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER,
The report Of the Treasurer OF the
Children's Home for the year ending
May !, 1889, is as follows:
Amount on hand May list, lSss........,....s ~ 10
Contributions. ..."."......."..."..." 2,OS9 n
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.-------Alhil ID all things ialiiiuiiy and dlll.
gently discharge hll dullea al atiOh Commits.
Blonef, and Ilial well aud truly account lot aud
pny over 10 such pOfsOn or persons ~ shall 10
entlll " receive the same, all inOnoyB that
shall come Into his hands, OF IN hla CONTROL ~
such Commissioner, then shall tho iOfegOlhg
obligation 10 void, Otherwise II shall remain III
full force and virtue
SEC, II. II thAll DO The duty OF tho Commits.
slOheu 10 enforce each and CyOty provision Ol
this ordinance In relation 10 thelf duty accord.
lug u Ia true intent aud meaning and any iall.
lifO Of any Que Of tile vOminilalOnOfe 10 comply
With OF perform any duty prescribed BY this of.
llhAnee shall be deemed q Violation Of the con.
dillon bi hlBbOnd,
SIC, ", BCiote the Commissioners shall MAKE
any sale Of tAid bonds they shall ndVefuSo llf
al least four weeks IN tho daily t6WepabofI bIb
lllhed IN llp city Oi Wheeling, giving lhV Nine
when, aud the place where, nj hald CITY, lhOy
Will receive bids IN wiling for aid bOhdi.
Should the bids exceed the afiOtiit OF bondi In
DO Issued tho bOndshhAll he hDpOIiloneIi 6y ina
Comm lt'lOhefH among those bidding tho hlgh.
Ust price,
edo, ID Tho Commissioner shall receive eom.
penAlioh 10Y theft services One.i0ufth Of ore
pef cont on lllO AMOUNT dlabufSod By them IN.
DOT VI ordinance IN The redemption III boHdt
Issued hofenndqfl aud the payment Of lhlof6sl
lpqn such bonds aud no moro. Such DOnbefi
,atlOl shall DO III full iOf MI services al evetv
ae,cflpllon rendered w. Of required Of tho Com.
mhAl0neil, Vt any oith0mi under Ihh oidl.
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REPORT OF pINANcE COMMITTEE.
The Finance Committee reported the
general income Of the Home about as
last year, with the gift Of a hundred dol
lar bond from Mrs. S. p. Laughlin.
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lNRUsTEE,s sALE.

Tho above sale Is adjourned until Saturday
June Is, at the same hour and place.
luiO u, u. DOVENER, Trustee.