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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-02-13
lLLMINNA NYHETER.

NJcaaag,sa keanal-ttllen har af kon-
gressen ansagits.'
KOyate,srsefnas a,atal var f1rra vec-
kan sa2 1 F5rshta Staterna, mot s42 vec-
kan f6rut.
Ispetsen for den aliya ministefsSsfari sta
for narvarande Blaine Window, RUSH och
Wannamaker.
y M. WjuGlons nzmney sasom pat1nki
finshsfhinister president Hsrrisons ka-
binett, efter det Allison afstatf fran araa.
Etds0S6ta utbr6t onsdags T PennsyL
vania Glass Comps glashytter Meatlville,
hvarvid bolafet tillfogadss en- f0riast af
$4,000.
K0Llle,s var gahska blister Canada UP.
der ioppet af f6fliden vecka. Ottawa
Ontario, foil termokster1p Snda ned till 37
grader under noll.
UtIensnt,sgsfSrelrcsHet med Storbri-
tannfen, som lange Legal untier senatens
afg6rande, har f6rkastats ocfI' torde svarli-
gen komma upp for ny behan1iing.
CzeoeIanIs administrator narmar
sig siutet. Annu, har han tre veckor pa
sig att benada bedragars och utnafhna de-
mokrater till embeten, som de snart nog
skola aftrxda.
Prohibition ( Massachusetts. Re-
pressntanthuset sf statens legislator, har
med 161 roster mot 80 antagit f6rslaget onr
ett prohibitionstilIagg till statens konstitu-
tion genom folkets omr5stning.
President Cleveland, hans hustru
och 6fverste Lamont ankommo onsdags
till New York: Andamalet var, att for
presidenten och hans fru utse en- passande
bostad och stalla ON dess inredning.
FOrsJagen Iirarjn,s0. Ed utbr5t
onsdags / EFT skolhus Cincinnati. hvari
for tillfallet befunno sig roo barn. Da la
rarinnan, miss Finn, fick kunskap ON ell
den, lat hon ALA klassernar uppstaIla sig /
led liksom soldater och tagade pa sa satt
lugnt ned for en- trappa, medan brandka-
rem kom in fran motsatt hall Genom dem
ma anordning sparades helt sakert denna
dag manget menniskolif.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-02-13

II seminariet stude1a 40 larjungar, af
hvilka 30 tillh6ra senior och % juniorklas-
sen. Till ''de utgaende" hafva kallelser
fran ALA hall inkommit. New York kon-
ferensen har kallat manga, likaledes Min
nesota konferensen. Det synes som ON
antalet prestkandidater voro alltf6r litet.
Modem ar stor pa ALA hall. Matte antalet
Of dem, som villa egna sig at Herrens
tjenst sasom pastorer vara f0rsamlingar
ALT mera f6r0kas! Matte Herren "a sanda
manga trogna tjenare sin myckna sad!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-02-13
fekan. Han sade sig heta Gustaf johnson

fekan. Han sade sig beta Gustaf johnson
och kom fran Blunt. DR.. Stanley blef till
kallad och b5rjade unders0ka flaskans
innehall; han satte fngret ned flaskan
och f6rde den sedan till sina lappar for att
finna ut hvad det var. Delta sknlle han
icke ha gjort, ty smart b6rjade afven han
kama verkningarne af giftet. johnson
sSger sig vara fran Sverige och icke ega
nagon van hela verlden; han ack en- gran
ne att k5pa giftet at sig q EFT apotek |
Blunt.
Ises I Missouritloden har icke pa
manga ar varit sa svag som l ar, skrifves
det fran Bismarck. Det DR. f5rbundet med
stor fara att ga eller k5ra 6fver foden. En-
norman skall, enligt hvad d. T. vet att
beratta, hafva omkommit med hustru och
barn under f0rs6ket att k6ra 6fver floden
Is mil norr ON Bismarck.
Dalcotas legtsiatur. Guvernor Church
har med slit veto belagt f6rslagen ON ink0p
af utsade at de farmare. som fatt fjorarets
gr0da f0rst6rd af frosten.- Mr.. Miller har
vackt f0rslag ON att anlagga en- normal
skola Wapheton, hvartill staden lofvat
skanka $40, 900 penningar och 40 acres
land Angaende laget for soldathemmet
har bevillningsutskottet rekommenderat
Pierre Tom Elliott har f6reslagit att in
draga audt5rsembetet, hvilket ar EFT af d.
vigtigaste territoriet. - Mr.. Bennett hal
inlemnat en- bill ON cit anslag af $3.50, 00C
till uppf0rsnde af nya byggnader vid uni
versitetet Grand Forks. - Eft f0rslag hal
vackts ON faststallandet af b0ter for apote-
bare, fran 500 till $1,000, som salja rus
dryckef som dryckesvaror. - Mr.. Dollard
har f5reslsgit att jernvsgsbolag skola be,
skattas pa samma sats s6in shdra korpora.
toner. -- Mr.. Miller askar EFT anslag al
$34, TOO for en- normalskola Madison. -
Mr.. Cook har inlemnst EFT f5rslag, som gal
ut pa att gifva qvinnan r6str0st vid county
township och statsval. - Mr.. Mcneil hal
f5reslagit att anlagga N. Dakotas jord
bsuksskola Casselton och harf5r bevilis
S1O, 200. Staden har lofvat bidraga mee
100 acres och $50, 900 penningar. Senator
har antagit f6rslaget ON bestammandet a
rantefotan till IL procent, hvari inbegripel
| att det ar en- olaglig handling att gifva ellie
mottaga h6gre ranta.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-02-13
MINN E SOT "A.

B0tensetteI for reunsattsn, har J,
r. Lindgren | Crookston uttaglt patent pa.
Stadsryidet Mankato har utnami
James Shoemaker till assessor" for inne-
varande Or.
OnsIcrissg trettio arbetare sysselsAttas |
Coates & Freemans granitbrott Sauk Ra-
pids.
Gsuern8re,. hsr atnamt W. &. Will
ston till medlem af statens "Board of cor
rections and charities.
Fst2n FrancO,stG meddelas att P. j.
Erlcksons kldste son, Axel Albin, afled
den tredje dennes.
En- Grtestsk brunn har torrats
Mankato pa ett dup af $50 fot. Brunnen
sages gifva 10000 gallons vatten dagli-
gen.
Luther AoaSIensv Albert Lea ANNA.
pa sommaren uppf6ra en- skolbyggnad for
Omkring $40, Man beraknar att bere-
da rum for 200 clever.
Rs f0rentHgspItsn. En- rorelse pa
gar Benton och Stearns counties, 1 anda-
NAL att astadkomma en- f0rening dem emel-
Ian. Flere m3ten hafva hallits for sskens
befordrande.
Frfn Albert Lea meddelas att EFT
mote utaf anti-missourianerna kommer att
hallas derstades juni eller juli nastkom-
mande sommar. Det tros att delta mote
kommer att bes1kas utaf minst 100 pasto-
rer.
EOendOnsJt0t fvnd. Vid brunns-
grafning Sauk Centre upptacktes pa EFT
dup af IS fot EFT stycke af en- FL, val bibe-
hallet. Man antager att stalstycket fallit
ned 1 en- narliggande brunn och arifran
letat sig vag genom qvicksanden.
En- ctUiIicerad staClsstUrelse kan
st. Cloud sagas vara besittning af. l6r-
dagsqvall skulle en- ofentlig prisfaktning
ega rum mellan ett par knytnafskampar,
men stadens styrelse f5rbj5d den barbara
! ska tillstallningen. Andra stader borde
lara haraf.
EFT d,sdansdlsenltgt f5rslag. I
statens legislator har en- resolution inlem-
mats r3rande n3dvandigheten af att "a fra
gan ON s. k. ersattningsiand afgjord med
det snaraste. Delta Or en- SAX som vara
lagstiftare borde taga itu med, och det med
allvar, 50 att vederb5rande Washington
delta stycke ma bringas till att handla.
Dulsstt-nvheter: Yid stadsvalet at
! gafs jemf0relsevis EFT ringa r3stantai, oni
krirg 1900 roster mlndre an vid valet for
1lden b6st. Endast iva utaf republikaner
mas aidermannS kandidater blefvo invade
De segrande aro som foljer: Municipal
Judge, Pase Morris; special judge, John E.
Davies; comptroller, w. g. Tenbroeck;
treasurer, Fred. Yoss. Aldermen
F8rsta wardet, Asa Bailey; andra, Charles
e. Long; tredje, J. J. Costello; fierde, M.
J. Davis, femte, dr.. G. w. Davis; sjette,
! r, G. Kennedy. Det pastas att var lands
n van G. o. Nilsson, som endast hade be-
b5,t alta roster till for att blifva valid till
aide, paan amnar bestrida sin motstan-
dares val - c. F. johnson har for afsfgt
att uppu5ra ett nytt hus ! stallet for det
penom sldsvadan f5rst3rda. Den nya
bvggnade y torde konma att kosta 6fvel
$4,000. 80
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-02-13

- Antalet studerande vid Aug. Coll. d
Sem. Sr du 245. Elevantalet vaxer. Delta
yisar, att var gemensamma skola icke gar
''kraftgangen:' Hon gar sakert och sta
digit framat. + den nya afdelningen eller
affarsafdelningen studera % larjungar.
Som bekant xr skolan 6ppen afven for flic-
kor, och aro icke mindre an 20 unga da-
mer sysselsatta med studier vid Augustana
College. :,
- Prof. G. o. Graner har varit ''morbo
implictus", men Or nu betydligt battre.
= Pastor Erl. Carlson Or temligen klen.
Han har emellanat mast intaga sangen.
Hans sjukdom beror hufvudsakligen pa 6f-
veranstrangning och deraf foljer nervsvag-
het och hvila dr. den l&kedom han NEST be.
h5fver.
- For ALA dem, som under de fyra Sc
mare aren studerat vid teol. seminariet ma
tillkannagifvas att 'Concordia" finnes eli
mera till. Torsdagen den DIS XII. e. m.
var dess sista stund kommen. Beslut fat
tades att uppl0sa f6reningen. Man ma
dock icke tro, att man amman att stallet
astadkomma ''discordia", utan meningen
ar att fortsatta samma 0fningar som fore
kommit / oncordiaf6reningen. Men man
kommer att hadanefter samlas som semi
narium och icke som Ell f5rening. Harige-
nom kommer utan tvifvel den rata s'Con-
cordia" att battre astadkommas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
Tho CLEVELAND I,nnner unrurlsd.

The unmlstakable meaning OF the big
dinner to Mr., Cleveland and his speech
on that occasion is, that Mr.. Cleveland's
banner is unfurled for 1902. From this
on 1t will be the field against Cleveland.
Every other aspirant will have to con-
slider whether he can make a combina.
ton that will beat Cleveland. Every
other aspirant will try to beat Cleveland.
On this point the whole opposition will
agree.
Can Mr.. Cleveland stand 80 long and
determined a wartareP The big prize
has been missed by being too early in
the field. But suppose that Mr.. oleve.
land should weather the storm and land
safely in the harbor Of the National
Convention before all the rest Of them
what then? Can he DO elected2 Will
he have a better chance than we had in
1882 And II so, whyP What makes
him stronger than he was in 1887
What can he do to gain strength for
1899 where he was weak in 1882
Mr.. Clovoland's tariff policy stands.
He cannot wipe that out. viii the
country three years hence demand Free
Trader II not Mr.. Cleveland cannot DO
elected. Mr.. Cleveland received in 1883
votes which he cannot get in 1892 unless
tho Republicans throw away their OPP.
portunity. President Harrison and tho
Republican Congress holdin their hands
the result Of the next Presidential
election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

The City Bank Of Scranton, PCnnsyl'
vanla, has been obliged to close ID
doors because lis cashier was too free
with It's funds. In tho alleged assets oil
the bank is an item called the cashiers
"ShortagC," amounting to slO6,OOO. This
Is what broke the bank.
Now that tho cat Is out Of the bag and
the doposIton want $4,000 which they
placed there because they had confidence
in tho management, tho directors are
very aorry about II all, II they had
known what was going on they never
would have allowed H. This II Is easy
TO believe. But why did not the direC.
tors know what was going onS II was
thClr privilege and their business to
know, and tho deposltors thought they
did know.
Bank direction often say II 10 impoSSl.
bic 10 know all the ins aud outs Of q
banks business, Doubtless this 10 true,
from which itresulls that much must DO
left 10 tho intelligence and integrity Of
the cashier. Az the same time II cer.
tAlnly lS impossible for directors 10 know
whOLhefa cashier Is systematically plum.
dOrlng the bank, This 10 precisely what
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

A suit involving a novel point has
just been tried at Pittsburgh. A man
and his wife we're crossing a railroad
track while a train was approaching.
The man crossed safely, but discovering
that his wife was in danger, went to her
rescue and succeeded in pushing her of
the track and saving her. Tho husband
was struck by the train and injured, for
which he asked damages.
The railroad set up the defense that
the husband was guilty Of contributory
negligence, having voluntarily rushed
into danger, The jury did not take this
view, and the man got verdict OF 81 900.
No jury will ever approve the cold de.
tense set up by that railroad company,
and no jury should.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

In many instances It has been proven that D
B. u. Botanic Blood BAln), made by Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ca, will cure blood poison
In It's worse phases, oven when all other treat
lnent fails.
A. p. Brunson, Atlanta, Ca, writes: ~ had
"a running ulcers on one leg aud on the other
and felt greatly Frustrated. Lbellevo actually
swallowed barrel Of medicine, in vain effort
to cure the disease. With little hope finally
acted on the urgent advice OF a friend, and got /
bottle Of d. u. D. Experienced change, and
my dependency was somewhat diSpelled.
kept using II until 1 had taken sixteen bottles
and all tho ulcers, rheumatism aui all othel
horrors OF blood poison hive disappeared, and
ut last am sound and well again, after an Cx
pcrlenCe OF twenty years Of torture"
N0bt. Ward, Naxey, Ga, writes: "My disease
WINS pronounced q tertiary form Of blood poison
My face, head and shoulders were mass OF cor
ruptlOn, aud finally tho disease begun eating lpy
skull bones Ny bones aChOdi my kidneys werC
demnged, lost flesh and strength, and lie DO
came burden, All said ! must surely die, kuI
nevertheless, when had used ten bottles Of u
y. u. | was pronounced we'll. Hundreds Of scar
can now bG seen on inc. lhaYc now been well
over twelve months
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale agents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
ainn nn,rnr,l. ainn

The readers Of the ISrELLlaESCER will
be pleased 10 learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all It's stages, and that Ia
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally, acting directly upon
The blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength, by building up the consttu.
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The propietors have so much
faith In lie curative powers, that they
offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any case
that II fails 10 cure. Send for list Of tes-
timonials. Address,
+. ]. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

Istood on the bridge at midnight, as
drunk as a son,oi-a.gun, Two moons
rose over the city where there ought to
have been but one, ! could see their
bright reflections, in the water under
me, and ! experienced a feeling Of
wonder and great curiosity, II only
one had been there l would not have
been in doubt, but what two moons
were doing, ! could not we'll make out,
The tide was slowly ebbing, could hear
the waters roll, as ] stood in the wayer,
ing shadows to hide from the night
patrol, How often, oh how often, in
the days Of auld lang syne, ! have tried
to cross at midnight and got left every
time, But tonight l was hot and rest,
less, and my mind was full OF cares, and
the walk that lay before me was more
than could bear, / had no latch key
with me aud locked would be the door,
and ! would have to sit In the doorway,
as oft ] had done before, I'd have to
sit in the doorway in agony and in fear,
tilla voice said from the window, "Dld
lodge hold late my dearP' So tonight
| stood there dreaming and Watching
the restless tide, till cop came along
with a wagon and invited me to ride,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
Proposals for Street Paving,

Sealed Proposals will DO received at tho office
Of the board OF Public Works until u O'Clock
noon Of SATURDAY, JUNE1, lSSD, for Paving
the streets aud alleys herein mentioned, with
the materials named below, Proposals 10 DO
made for oil the work 10 be done, and for each
street separately. Proposals 10 DO made by the
square yard aud to include all necessary exCA.
waiting or illing, sand, pitch, gravel, rolling, de-
Tho successful bidder will DO required 10 give
bond In tho penal sum OF e. 900 for each separate
street. or 5000 for the whole Work, for the faith
iul performance OF tho contract Each proposal
must DO accompanied By the names Of two sure.
ties 70 be offered on said bond. Streets to DO
paved with Hard Burned Fire Brick, namely;
EOf street, from Eleventh 10 Twelfth street
Alley D, from Fifth 10 sixth street.
Seventh street. from Main 10 Market street.
Alley Q, from ChApline 10 Market street.
Chapline street, iiom TwentySeyenth 10 Thlr.
ty.thifd street.
South street, from Market to Main street
TWenty:hrst street, from West side OF Market
10 cast side OF Main street.
TWenty'seventh street from Main 10 ChaplInO
street
street. >''''N
The Board reserves tho right 10 rejec, any or
Of the Board,
Proposals. 70 DO marked "Propomls for Street
Paving" BY order Of
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
TIos. n. DARRAI, Clerk. myQ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
No Free Trade for tho son,I..

There are in the South some minds
that do not take kindly to the bait Of
the Free Traders. They donot see pros.
perity for the southern iron industry
through such tariff as shall close the
iron furnaces of the North and leave
the South to compete with the British
product in the American Market. The
Birmingham Age-Htrali, whose article
on the subject is elsewhere quoted, takes
practical view Of the question. 1t Is
the view which turns the South away
from Free Trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
climate for Consumptlves,

The several climates OF Florida, Colo,
RADIO and California have each been
much prescribed for suderers from lung
disease, yet thousands Of the natives In
those states die Of this fatal malady. A
far more reliable remedy Is to be had in
every drug store In the land, aud one
that can DO used at home; a remedy
which Is sold by druggists, under the
manufacturer pOsltire guarantee that, II
taken in time and given a fair trial, i
will effect cure, or money paid for II
will be promptly returned, We refer to
that world,iamed remedy for consump'
ton Tor lung.scrofula) known as DR.,
PierCe's Golden Medical Discovery. II
is the only remedy for this terrible dis
ease possessed OF such superior curative
properties as to warrant Its manufacture
ersin selling 1t under a guarantee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

This from the Philadelphia Pres sums
up the situation with terseness and
accuracy:
The alleged Gubernatorial inyestl'
cation in West Virginia dFags tts tire
some length along. General Gof dis
plays remarkable degree OF pertinacity
In the face OF what seems certain defeat,
for there is no doubt Of the desire and
intention Of the Democrats to retain con,
troll OF the State Government at al!
hazards. General Gotf has the right and
the correct returns on his side, but this
counts for little in Democratic West
Virginia politics,
The Democratic Legislature will moi
declare Golf the Governor, Every day
and every dollar devoted to the inyestl
cation is so much wasted, except as \
helps to dig deeper the pit into which
the Democracy OF West Virginia is abop
To tumble,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Blppus, Ind,
testihes; II can recommend Electric
Bitters aSthe very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case
Ono man took six bottles, and was cured
OF rheumatism Of 10 years Standing
Abraham Hare, druggist, BollylllO, Ohio,
afilrms. 1.-THE best selling medicine
have ever handled In my 20 years. OK.
peflenCO, Is Electric Bitters." Thousands
Of others have added their testimony, 90
that tho verdict 10 unanimous that Flee.
trio Bitters do cure oil diseases Of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood, Only a hall
dollar a bottle at Logan Drug Co.'s drug
AtorN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

gaaro. cpaalp Ralehm 81. lpsm.l

Monroe CoRFtg RdiehHHR tDeW.l
Ii It's recently developed character OF
the Hyena Of Journalism, the Wheeling
Register disgFaces the State, the city OF
Wheeling and the Democratic party
Delying amongst the putrid rottepness
Of SANDER suits, divorce proceedings,
and deVoting column after column tc
the sickening details Of the foulest scam
dals, II panders TO the most vicious sppe'
lite Of human nature and outriyals the
notorious Police Gasetie, Its miserably
weak defense OF It's conduct upon the
ground that It Is q "purveyor Of the
news" and that certain other news
papers are mo better" Is so shameless
that 1t further damns the Register in the
esteem OF gentlemen, Unless the NOR
ais Of the Register are speedily improved,
no reputable man can afford TO allow 1t
entrance into his household,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

GRAND ARMY men arc quoted us com.
planning that President Harrison, after
accepting an invitation to be present at
the Grant memorial services in Wash
ington, last Sunday night, went fishing
on Saturday and did not return until
Monday 1t is inconceivable that the
President did this. 1.-The did his action
will be resented by more than the Grand
Army men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
Proposals for Paving With CObbleSt0nes

Sealed Proposals will DO received at tho Office
Of the. Board Of Public Works Of tho city Of
Wheeling, until SATURDAY, JUNE !, 1897, 1T /!
O'Clock noon, for Paving the streets herein men
toned with CObble stones. Proposals 10 be
made for all the work 10 be done, and for each
OF alley sSpSSaSS PrSRoSs 70 be made
excavaling or Alllngr gravel, rolling, &c. The
following are the streets and alleys to bS
paved, viz:
Alley g, from Tenth street to Market Alley.
ALLEY Is, from EoR street 10 ALLEY +,
Alley 9, from Twenty'Eecond 10 Twcniy'thlrd
Alley II, from Chapllne street to EoNr street.
s., MoColloch street. from TwCntyninth street to
: Ths city 10 furnish and deliver the cobblc
,Ths board reserves the right to reject any OF
Specifications may DO seen at the ONCE Of the
Board. Proposals TO DO marked Proposals for
Cobblo Pavement" BY ordeFOi
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
TlIoA. II. DARRAn, Olefk. mYga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

Mr., RANDALL reads the newspapers.
Hence Mr.. Randall Is ''onto" Mr.. Cleve-
lands little game. The Pennsylvania
may contribute to the defeat Of the New
Yorker, but he cannot be nominated
himself His party will not in his time
swallow so big dose Of Protection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
rooney Now HAS Sl5, 900 In ms Pocket.

tits singular thing that two resi-.
dents OF Providence, r. l., are richer
to-day than they were week ago. The
ticket 1887, which drew the first capital
prize OF $500, 900 in the drawing OF March
IL, brought one.twentieth part Of the
prize TO Mr.. John Rooney, he having
paid 81 for that share in It's chances
Providence (R. ~ Telegram, March 80.
nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

IT is strange that the PostofIice De,
partment, having notified Mr., Cowdep
Of his appointment as Postmaster at
Wheeling, has not notified Postmaster
Simpson OF his removal, Wheeling ia
hardly big enough for two Postmasters,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will BIO received unlll MON
OF "WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1850, for the cn SS
tlon off Church Building Tor the First NJ, T., 50.
olety OF HellAlre, Ohio,
Plans and Specifications may DO seen at the
hardware store OF Geo, Walters & Co, N
The Trustees desire 10 let tho contract asa
whole 10 one contractor, but bids for any patt
Of the work will DO received aud considered.
Proposals are expected to include bids ior The
old church bullding-any suitable material m
building. All material not suitable iOr use Ia
DO moved away,
The Trustees reserve tho right to reject any or
all bids, II In their opinion there arc sufficient
reasons therefor, wan, MCsiASTERs,
President Board OF Trustees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-29

IT was the good yacht Of Mr., slngerly,
a good Democrat and proprietor Of the
Philadelphia Record, which bore the
good President away last Saturday. The
hostiles got in their work on the sup.
position that 1t was the wicked yacht
OF the wicked Wauamaker.