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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20
Co,stinMar6.
I. La ENsENENzl TECNICl
ea-......-.. Elk La ogiE =.
UNlYERSALs.DE 1859.
'(Continaao;6n.)

La O6nsay6 Sindical do ID tisttte.
rta-imitacj6p ha fundado una Es-
ctss5a dratWsta dc dibWoy NsOasldjs
provisional q dc snseNansa indus
trial t6cNicG. Los cursos conCier.
men 6 -la bisuteria de todas Glasses.
grabado, cincelado, engarce, ea.
malte,s sgalvsno plastfa, dorado.
plateado, composition Y usO de IosI
metales, temple, cementaci6n, pr6.
porciones LEILA liga, y por xltin1o
|cuantos conocimientos guardian re.
laci6n con 10 bisuteria = las indus.
tria que tienen conexi6n con ella.
Esta escuela, cuyo Conseio presi.
de NJ. Lejo1liot con 81 mayor inte4
res y abngaei6n, 7 fu6a fundadag por
la iniciatiya privada de uu gfGpo
sindical y alberta ell 19 de Mario
de 1873. vs1 s'at sss g.s
Oada a6o, desde su fundsCidn.
recibe 100 alumos, appendices
adultos pertenccientes al ranaO de
bisuteFia imitaci6n artioulos de
donble " semejantes u; en- s1 de
DiciembIe de 1883 mas de roo
alumos 90 habian aprovechado do
estos cursos. No se puede desbo4
nocer que Ia Hscuela de la bisuteA
terra -imitaci6n ha elevate mucho
el nivel artistico y el va.or real dc
los operarics. 1888
El reconocimiento de los estilos.
el manejo del lapiz, de Ia cera.y y
los medios para servirse de los
metales han trasformado eI persoA
nal operario.
Los cursos de la escuela tienen
por objeto ell conservar intacto y
en- nuestros obreros,l0
que no puede negArseles: ell gusto
de 10 nuevo = della fantasia. 81 Tia
no, y por 6ltim0, la ejecuci6n.
Los trabajcs de los alumnos d.
la Escuela' dss,.la, Bisuteria- -Imitas
ci6n Ian obtenido siempro racon-
pensas de / Timer Urden sd tudaa
las exposiciones en- que so ha sos
metidO Al juici0 de Jufados esrs,
aialcs. J 40 les deRia1 On juAtlcla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20
Ia RUIDOSA CAUSA DE ARENCIBII,
Ell MtN1STERIO ptBLICO.
COnclssiones definitions del seaor
Fiscal don Rafael R0meu.
(ContinMaCidN).

Los ssposos DON Fernando Coma.
lez Perez y D. Juana Rosaiia Arenci-
bic, abuelos del acusado, eran muy RI
COS de bienes, pero muy pobrss dc di-
chas. jOu&n cierto es, Se6or, que 10
verdadera dicha no estriba en- el ORC. nj
en- lse fncas, nj en- los gansdos, sino en-
Ia dulce pax del alma, que es efecto del
amor entire padres & hijos, entire her
manos y parientes, entire afines con-
vecinos, como 10 proclsma sl Sabio sl
exclamars "lcu&n bueno y cuan her
moso es que los hsrmanos habitsn jun
En- Ia casa de dichos esposos, sofia
haber Rbundante dinero metalico, como
10 cretan muchos do los testigos que han
sido examinados, y como 10 confrms
sl hecho de habar sido ana noche asal.
tada aqaella morada por los lsdrones
lo qts do lngaf 4 que sl valeroso an
ciano, en- defsnsa de so De8piedad Ata-
aads, slarmssa D Ia fsmilis, 4 los colo
les I sselate'l I lea y hleisas aeadiy o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20
LOS PRENHTOS
DIX la EXPOSITION UNIVERSAL DR. BARCELONA.

Nuestro amigo ell senor Infesta
ha entregado q la Excma. Diputa-
ci6u Provincial, en- un soberbio
cuadro hecho ad-hoc, coronado por
ell escudo de Catalina, el gran Di-
ploma de Honor, que concedi6 el
JuradO international & dicha Cor
poraci6n, por su brilIante coopera.
ci6n para el feliz 6xito de aQuel
grandioso Certamen.
Los expositores puertorrique6os,
|premiados en- Barcelona. pueden
dirigirse personalmente. 8 por per-
soma autorizsda, al senior Iniesta,
quien ha recibido ell encargo de
entregarles sus Diplomas y media.
las.
Ell Diploma, grabado en- bronco,
es notable; la medalla es muy ar
tistica, y tiene una corona de orc,
plata 6 bronco, segdn el premio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20
RECAUDACI0N.
OOTUBRE DE 1889.

Con el W B: de la Iutendencia
General de Hacienda, ha publica.
do Ia Administration Central de
Contr ribuciones y Rentas, en- la
Gaceta, i'm estsdo de Ia recauda
ci6n obtenids por el Real Erario,
durante ell mes de Octubre dltimo,
en- lae rentas de Contribuciones {
impuessos, Aduanss, Estancadas,
Bienes del Estado & Ingresos
sventua!es, , comparada con Ia
que prodr jeron en- igual rnos del
Il aEterilr Las mismas genta".
Seg1n el eptsdo en- 'cue-tl6n,
d fenta de Csntribueioass { irn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20
"LOs MUERTOS
QUE vOS MATAIS... ..

H Giterio de Humacao no
perdona-lgeneroso Ia vida al
Incondicionalismo, como el portu
guas metido en- un pozo al caste.
llano que sereia de 81 desde el bro.
cal.
Pero, en- cambio--iel terrible -
asegura que nuestro Partido esta
putrefdcto, AL como suens.
Pues hemos de advertir al CO.
lega que este es plagio. Porque
10 que dice hoy EI Critsrio del
Iucondicionalismo, 10 decia del
difunto partido reformista hace
algunos amos, en- la prensa, don
jose Pablo Morales--q. Q. p. d.
7 no es este 10 peor, sino que
cosa igual 8 parecida d 10 de Ia
psstretacci6n dijeron del partido
liberal-asimilista, al morir, mu-
choa de sus propios secuaces que
le habtsn empujado 4 Ia tumbs.
Y en- cuanto al autonomismo, o,
tambi9n Ia certi6eado "a do su
muerte un buen ndmero de sus
a6|iados.
No sea inocente El Cr;terio;
no sc haga pueriles y efimeras
iIusiones juzgando putrefacto, 3
muerto, d un partido que hs ven.
cido siempre y esta venciendo 4
sus adversarios, = vive preparado
para vencerles de nuevo, cu&ntae
veces 90 presenter en- Ia palestra.
El dnico pwtrefacto que hoy
squi 90 conoce es el autonomis
mo, digno successor en- ssta politica
del radicalismo, del reformismo
y del asimilismo liberal.
81, colega.
f" Los riuertos que vos matais
0ozan do cabal salud".
Y algo podrfan ceder, de su vi.
gor y robustez, 4 vuestra exangue
communion ! oh insigne peri6dico
aut6nomo de Humacao!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20

existe una corona fdnebre de mu-
.cho va'or.
Damos nnestro mas sentido pc.
same q Ia desconsolada familia
por Ia perdida de tan carifioso
padre; al Ayuntamiento por Ia de
tan celoso y asiduo Concejal; al
q Battalion de Voluntarios por Ia
de uno de sus mejores oficiales;
y al pueblo entero, por la de gu
reconocido bienhechor.
iDescanse en- psz!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20

Dan cuents los peri6dicos de
Mayagaez de haber llegado sin
novedsd q aque!la poblaci6n el
Exemo 8 limo Sr. Obispo de esta
Di6cesis.
Lo celebramos sinceramente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20
NUEVO FISCAL DE !. N.

Nos informa la Gaceto de hoy
de haber tornado possession el Is
del corriente, de Ia Fiscalta de
eata Excma Audiencia Terrific
rial, y haber prestado ell juramen.
to que prescribe la Ley, el limo
Sr. D. Alexandra Laurel = Rodri.
Enviamos nuestEo respetuoso
y cordial saludo al nuevo Jefa del
Cuerpo Fiscal de ssta provincia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20
CUERPO DE 0. P.

Vemos en- la Gaceta de hoy que
durante el mes de Octubre ppdo.
presto aquel benemerito Cuerpo
2,674 servicioe.
Nuestro aplauso al digno Inssi
tuto por su actividad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20
Replica a Eel Magisterio. !"

Coamo, NoviembTe ID de 1889.
sr. Director del Bo1Er1H MER-
CANTI1.
Muy Sr. mio: Espero de la bon.
dad de V. 20 sirva insertar en- 50
aprecisble peri6dico las adjuntas
lineas por 10 cual le anticipa las
graciss quien es de Y. affmo. s.
9. B. 8. M.
Tn imparoial.
En- el ndmero del Magisterio, co.
rrespondiente al 10 del actual, en-
I'm suelto que lleva por rubro No
basta W1sG vtoHnsG l--se hacen AFR
maciones qne deben rectificarse en-
honor de la justicia.
Dicese ALI que el Ayuntamiento
de esta villa, con el fin de poner al
Sr. D. Rufino Huertas en- Ia nece-
sidad de renunciar la escuela que
en- ell barrio de Ooamo-arriba de-
sempefaba, acord6 y llev6 & cabo
Ia traslaci6n de 6sta al del Paste,
y que el empeho estribaba en- que
el citado professor no es de Ia comu-
ni6n politica del Ooncejo.
ESQ es falso de toda falsedad.
Cierto es que esta Corporation
pens6 en- hacer participes de los be
nefcIos de la instruction a los ve-
cinos del barrio Gel Paste, trasla-.
dando & 6l la escuela de Coamo-
arriba, va que no le era possible
crear una nueva; pero sometido el
acuerdo al juicio de la Junta Local,
los vocales DR.. don Juan Santiago
(conservador) y Notario don Felipe
Rodriguez Qiberal), en- una bien
razonada moci6n, impugnaron el
citado acuerdo, y el Ayuntamien.
to, de conformidad con 10 expues-
to por los citados se1ores, desisti6
de su prop6sito, y las cosas queda-
ron en- ell mismo lugar que antes.
De este q Ia renuncia del senior
Huertas ha transcurrido mas de un
aiio.
El sehor Haertas, en- quien to.
dos, sin distinction de matices po-
lfticos, reconocemos competencia
indiscutible para la ensefianza, ha
sido siempre, como empleado y CO,
mo particular, objeto de conside.
raciones y aprecio (que-tal honor
dispensan los hombres de rectos
a quien sabe llenar &
conciencia sus deberes); y el Ayun-
tamiente, en- particular, ha estado
muy complacido en- tener un en-
pleado tan concienzudo, tan labo-
rioso y tan habil, cuya renuncia
deja en- la escuela, que por muchos
afos venia desempefando, un va.
cio muy diffcil, sino impossible, de
llenar. as.
Z On oorroboraci6n de 10 dicho,
apelamos al testimonio del mismo
lnteresado, para que olga, en- desa.
gravio de las afirmaciones del Ma
gisterie, 81 alguna vez 80 ha preten. |
dido cohibirle el libte ejeroicio de
sus derechos politicos, nj SO le ha
hecho preston alguna para apartAr-
|e de sus opiniones.
Con este quedar& la verdad en-
IN lugar.
Tn inpareial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-20

Y algo podrfan ceder, de su vi.
gor y robustez, d vuestrs exangue
communion ! oh insigne peri6dico
aut6nomo de Hamacao
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New Advertisements.

WANTED-TWo (2) APPRENTICE
Nv Girls to learn sewing, Address "TW0,h
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Mllrt poe. councIl rhInk About rs

What is to DO expected from Police
Judge who places himself on a moral
level with the offenders who come be-
fore him for punishment To be hail
fellow.well.net tonight aud to sit in
judgment tomorrow morning is
double rule requiring great deal Of tai
ent to I'LL well. So far as the safety oil
the city is in any way committed to the
man who is the Mayor and the Police
Judge, 1t is all a sad delusion.
Is he 10 have his own way tothe end ?
What does Council think Of him2 and
what, II anything, is Council going to do
about himP Instead OF paying him
$1,000 a year for what he is doing, it
would bo better bargain to pay him
$1,000 year for the remainder Of his
term TO resign.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that cat
not DO cured by taking Halls Catarrt
FL. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo,o.
We, the undersigned, have known f
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
West 4 Trsa9x, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan 4 Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
+. H. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo Ma.
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal.
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of tho system. Price
Zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
DdW
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Anot,,Or Kind Of Mayor.

to be hoped that passing eyentl
will induce the people Of Wheeling tc
select as successor Of the present Mayor
man who can command the public re-
speCt and whose administration Of his
office will not be a stinging public dis
grace.
This end cannot be made sure by the
old methods. Citizens who want better
results will have 10 join hands without
regard 10 National issues, making the
sole issue respectable and efficient gov.
eminent for Wheeling,
Such a movement can DO made sue.
cesstul beyond question II the men Of
Wheeling have the courage to take hold
at the right time and in the right place,
determined not to let go until they shall
have won tho victory. In tho same way,
and probably in no other, a Council Of
representative men can DO elected.
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For Rent,
Wanted.

WANTED GERMAN Girl ma
w do General Homework. MuIt ror,o ~ ~
recommended. No other need apply. l. NV Ssll
BACEER, lt6l Maln street -FF''' H. S sn A.
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AMERICANS ABROAD.
Here's u London Editor Who Doesn't Like
Their Ways.


Their Ways.
London Queen.
Who are all those AmeriCms-with
that numerous family Of children wedg-
cd in among them in promisCuous
kind Of way-to w, the bystanders, the
various percentages being indistinguish.
able? Who can they be, over here in
Europe with that small horde Of savagea
who should be in the nursery and school
room rather than at foreign table
d'hote? To US 1t seems q madness, and
and cruel to the children as well as an
an insane seli.inilictlon. But they think
otherwise, and the romping, tearing,
undisCiplined rudeness OF those young
citizens and citizenesses which Is so OBJ
jeCtionable to us comes In as part OF or
binary life to them.
But who can they be TO let their chill
dren leave the quiet regularity OF home
for the accidents and exCitements OIL
travel at the very ages when quiet and
regularity are essential, and accidents
and excitement mischlevousP Who
knows, here again2 From the east OF
the west, the south or the north, they
have swarmGd over the seas as full Of
money as bees are full OF honey; but
the flowers whence those bees gathered
their honey are not less TO be distin.
guished by the world outside the hive
than are tile means by which our noisy,
jovial, good.hearted and unreAned cou.
sins have made the money with which
they have come to "do" Europe and
unsettle their cblldren's minds and d.
gestions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-31
FORMER WllRELlNG PASTORS.

Rev, DIR, Hite's Good Work In PaFkersbuFg,
Rev. DrIdsn's Success in Buckhannon.
Rev. DR., D, H. Moore, editor Of the
Western Christian AdpOcats, who recently
visited Parkersburg, writes TO his paper;
Our church at Parkersburg, w, Va,
under DR.. Hite, is making rapid strides
to numerical and spiritual power, Over
800 communicates, and one Of the pref
tiest churches inside in Methodism,
After being closed six months fora thor
ough remaking, the auditorium was re-
opened last Sunday, The resonance has
been remedied by arching the ceiling,
The irescoing, sittings, pipe organ, every
thing, Is beautiful aud in excellent taste.
The entire cost Of improvements was
nearly $1,000, the last $1,000 OF which
was subscribed in the two services Sum
day, DR.. Hite was assisted by the editor
OF the Western.
A Parkersburg correspondent informs
the INTRLLIdENcER that during the two
years DR.. Hite has been in Parkersburg
more than 800 persons have united with
his church, and that probably as many
as 400 have made some kind OF public
confession, DR., Hites work is so accept,
able that the congregation Is limited
only by tue seating capacity OF the
church, In the past two years the con
tributions, exclusive OF those Tor current
expenses, have been about $1,000. All
this Is a good record for pastor and
people.
Rev. Mr.. Dryden, now located at Buck
harmon, issteadily regaining hisstrength
His thoughtful sermons fill bis church
and heis making firm friends in hisneW
home.
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WHEELING, OCTOBER 81, 1880,

Entered al the foltonlce at Wheeling, VIVA,
NJ SecOndclaS matter
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Democratic secrets In Maryland.

A lively political fight Is going on In
Baltimore. Republicans and independ
ent Democrats tired Of the German rule
have Joined to elect ticket Of reputable
men pledged 10 honest elections and
good government, John X. Cowen,
Democrat who is not owned by the Cor
man gang, not dismayed by the failure
Of one effort Of this kind, Is leading thit
latest movement.
Mr.. Cowen. knows his opponent and Il
fighting tho devil with fire. AT apubliC
meeting no brought forward two Of the
men who have been doing Germans
flue work, including fraud and intimida'
ton, and these two plain men told a
plain story which should drive from the
support Of Senator German aud his ma
chine every man who likes 10 believe
himself good citizen.
The confessions were In detail, aud
they prove all that has been charged
against tho Gorman.Eugcn Higgins
machine. They tell Of the altering Of
ballots, Sluflng ballot boxes, armed
assaults Of an organized force Of thugs
who received two dollars apiece for
chasing negroes away from the polls
where they wetc entitled 10 vote
To iiscrodit tho confessions the Demo.
cratic rlngsten show how many times
tho men who made the confessions have
beOn indicted. They forget to say that
tho indictments did not prevent Senator
German from keeping these toughB In
his service, and they might have added
that the German gang saw that the In
dlc.nCnls did not amount 10 much,
The heightened men Of the Democratic
party could not have told such stories,
for German docs not use that kind Of
men ior that kind Of work, From re.
epeclNblu Democrats who follow him
because they cannot overcome their pro.
judiCes, German lS satisfied with cash
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Lots For Sale in Crawford Heights.

Crawford Heights IA the name given 70 4 plat
OF land containing about forty ACiCs, lying On
the hill back Of the RtLR and STANDARD lfOn
works. LOIS vary III slIg liOm .ohe'hall o. 90
aero 10 four acres, and will be sold AlhgB o. 10
blocks Some Of tho property alitiJy y
ing Of ituiIN and berries, The location, Wills
near the mills, factories aud railroads ~ TIE va
Icy, Il YET above and beyond ihClI smoke, nQl t
aud other disAPTcCable features, II II hrAlIhlui,
Affords hnU view Of the river and The sutOuh11'
ing country, aud admirably combines We lu'
van tAReA oil town and country. no more duln'
bic location for private IphldCtccE cali DC IOlhu.
The property will 10 sold al reasonable piloa
aud on easy terms.
For further particulars OnQulfe Of r, z.
Howell, Bridgeport, Oh Ab'am lA.h, AmiI'
Ferry ], J, Holloway, al Fist Nall9hAl MnAi
bridgeport; W. 7, Graham, Al once OI hlahImu
Iron Co., or ". II. Tallnan, al Oiilc0 oil 1 ,G
Iron and Steel Co M,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-31

The marriage Of Miss Huntington t
Prince Hatzleldt brings out her family
history. Her father was agrocer, hel
mother is living, she has never beer
legally adopted by Mr.. Huntington, sht
knows who her mother is, has met hel
in late years and treated heryery coldly
But now she is Princess, and hel
money will cover much that she will
not care to talk about. Is not'dis
honorable to DO descended as the Prin'
cess HatsIelt is, but it is dishonorable
10 be Ashamed Of her descent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-31
THAT TERRIDLE COuGm

In tho morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tlghtness In
the chest, quickened pulse, chilliness In
the evening or sweals at night, all or
any Of these things are the first stages
Of consumption, DR.. ACker's English
Cough Remedy will cure these fearful
symptoms, and Is sold under positive
guarantee BY Logan Drug Co.. ]. T. Good.
win 4 Co., O. r. Goethe, A. 7. Young,
John Coleman, q. MenkemellOr D&w.6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-31

POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAEERde'
fCated tho politicians aud had his man
appointed Postmaster OF Philadelphia
John Field, the appointee, is one Of the
foremost business men Of Philadelphia
successful, intelligent, Of unquestioned
integrity Though no politician, when
affairs in his city were going to the bad
under Republican ring management
John Field was one OF the leaders OF the
movement which cleaned out the stablei
and good many OF the stable boys d
the same time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-31

Several years Agol was called to 400 A colonel
woman who had malignant form Of canCcr on
her Root. Tho CanCCr gruw worC under tic pro.
'ctibcd treatment, and tho tOCs and one aide Of
the foot were al lOnEih eaten entirely away.
The patient could not have survived much Ion.
gUf, but | commenced the use Of swlt's spo.
cihc' and Il cured her sound we'll. That VA
hfuc ycAn ago, aud there has hCCh NO 70.
turn Of The dSCAN I regard swli,a gpcoiOcA
net excellent McllclnO foi blood diseases A
AalhefVlllH, MlaA VIZ. L SfAO0, MD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-31
.suEp DAILY, sENI.wEEELY AND WEEKLY.

Frew, campbsIl& Hart, Props.
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per,onnlIlIr. non,L Count.

CiereldNd Leader,
1t is entirely legitimate for one candi.
date to criticise the official record OF the
other, and this Is all that Gov. Foraker
has done. Mr.. Campbell has been com.
PEELED 10 ConGne his criticisms very
largely to the field OF Imagination. He
has attacked the election boards, called
Gov. Forakera czar, and accused him Of
plotting and schening to make himself
the permanent autocratlC ruler OF Ohio.
Such nonsense as this will not make one
vote for Mr., Campbell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-31

In delicate health and all who sufTel
from habltual constipation, dyspepsia
billouSness or piles, should try The pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, Sold
In 30 cent bottles by y. r, Goethe, w,
W. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drup
Company and Goodwin L Co., whole
sale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-31
WHISPERS PROM WELISBURG.
An Interesting Election Case and a wa
Case In the Courts,

Case IN the CouFt4,
AsteubenVllle party was awarded the othsl
day the contract for paving some six squares o.
streets In v ellsburR. on the completion Of thll
contract the stTeeH Of the town VIII be pretty
generally paved with New Cumberland brick.
The contested viii case Of the Eliza ReOye'
helm, which has occupied the time Of the Cir
cult Court At WellSbufg for the past SIX days
was brought 70 d close Tuesday evening, the
jury rendering = verdict IN favor 9t The defend
anus, Judge Melvin represented the delelse aud
Judge Jacob the prosecution, The case elected
great deal Of interest,
The contested election case between John L.
Meyer and John RalGton, the A1seEsoFlhip o
Brooke county, comes before the Circuit COur
to morrow afternoon Ut WellGburg, This u ln
other Ease In which Meyer, Republican, had i
small muIoTity on the iGle OF the returns, buI
votes sufficient 10 give Ralston q majority o
one or two Were thrown out by the Democratic
returning board, This case has been pendlnI
since the Presidential election. Ralst0l In hi
meantime assuming the duties Of Assessor, up
paFeltly temporarily,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-31

is worth a column OF rhetoric, said an
American statesman. II Is fact, estab'
lished by the testimony OF thousands Of
people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla does cure
scroiula, salt rheum and other diseases
or affections arising from impure state OF
low condition Of the blood, II also
oyercomes that tired feeling, creates {
good appetite, and gives strength L
every part Of the system, Try it. 8