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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

IL colored man be appointed Post.
master at Athens, Georgia, The Wana'
maker establishments in Philadelphia
are TO have tho sharp edge Of the boy.
colt turned on them by the erragcd
whites OF that city. Have YOU q back.
bone, Mr.. Postmaster General?
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direction arc requested TO cooperate.
The officers Of tho Executive Committee
are the Hon. a. d. Cummins, chairman,
DesMoinCs; Hon. II. $, Faifall, secretary,
Iowa Ci,y;ll d. B0oge, treasurer, Sioux
City. TO whom any communications may
| hn lldrCsSel.
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. kLNE's
GnEAr NERVE REsroRER. No Fits alter
first days uae. Marvellous cures. Treat
Use and So 90 trial bottle free to Fitcasps.
Send 10 DR.. Kline, 3%l Arch ct, phila., Pa.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FAMILY
DUBLlC AUCTION OF AN OLD as

wv LlC AUCTION Ot AN Old Els.
i TAHlASHED JEWELRY STORE.
Having rented my store room and dwelling,
and gong 10 retire from business, will &Gll III
public auction, nj No. - Sixteenth street, com.
ncncinGo on Wednesday, February ~. ut 70'CloCE
Satlug Of n stock of Jrwclry usually kept Ia II
iiistciess Jewclry Store MISC NIL fixtures. ich ms
show cnSCS,. counters. desks and IN elegant
french regulator clock aud llr>l class lre.proDi
safe. etc. Terms. cash. jos. SCHUYLER.
J. C. lirRVEY, ANCtlonCer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

WIEN n base ball player refuses 81 600
year for three ycars, Hs Buck Ewing
did, it can't be said truthiully that u
poor man has no show in this base ball
country.
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Frew. Campbell & Hart. Props.
lssuEp DAILY, sEMi.wrEKLY AND WEEKLY.

Es'iEwoNS wishing to subscrihe,o the DAIRY
lNrEiLrOEScrE can do 20 by sending In their or
dets to the lHrf,ilGENCEE Office on Postal Card
or otherwise. They will Le puuc,uNlly lcryrd
by carriers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con-
stipation, Csc. per box, boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
ner Druggists. Wheeling. w. w. DIV
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General Notices.
BUSINESS CHANGE
In order to devote our entire attention to the
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

~ lIAED WOOD FINISHING.
Having had fifteen years experience nsR prnC.
teal furniture iinishur, ! am now prepared to
finish Ill kinds OF hard wood or limitations,
either IN furHituJc or hNr1 wool finishes OF
houses. rerSGuS Interested In building or re-
modelling w0iid do wen TO consult with me.
Special attention given To ,cliniShiug all kinds
furniture. refer 10 the following well known
business men, by permission: Klcyis knft Il
Co, Bellz, Flaiing = Co., &. McnGel ~ Co., trcw
& tcrtsCty, Friend L Son iinInm {: Co., icvt's
Cigar Store, !. q. Dillon u Co., George burst,
Henry Eouneborn, City Bank and SChcnE n Son.
]. y. S!lENEKLEIS.
Office and finishing r0oiu IN Btltz, Fading &
Co.'S building, cOrEcr Ni"ctCtntll and EOn
Streets. Reside zee. lGOl E0ll street. fec MwAf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

TUE people to the Lcgislature--pack
up and git.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

Entered Al the f0NOttiCe NJ WhLe cling, v. VA,
ES second ClAts matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21
Stockholders Meetings.
Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


TVHLIU NVILNINO, Nl1N UlFNKN OfFiCE, I
WHgELGSG, 81. va, Feb. IS 1879.
Sealed proposals will he received NJ the oNICo
OF the CITY Clerk until FriINy, February y, 1870,
NJ O'Clock y, NJ, for the removal Of MI Kitchen
Earhnge amt olltl from within tho limits OF
mCncIug April |, 1870, and ending March IL, lsli.
] Proposals 10 he addressed to tic Chairman Of
the Committee on Health.
The Committee reserves tho rlght To reject any
| or all bids. THOMAS i, TiiONER,
irl1 CITY Clerk,
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Tom: "hlay kiss your little baby
sister, Fannie tagged Ii, dctnufcly):
"No, she isn't old enough"
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Wantod.

"ANfED.-WE HAVE JUST RE.
W CElNED two new articles for " hitch VIZ are
In need OF Two energetic men to Introduce 10
the public. Call carly. c, f. ADAMS. l047 Main
ft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

WHEELING, FEBRUARY 81, 1890.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-21

A GENTS WANTEU-TtIE MIS-
| "a souri, Washer rCuris Agents profitable
| business. Wishes dtrtcSt clothes clean by hot
steam. Arguments in its favor numerous and
convincing. Sent on two weeks trial. WrttO
| for illustrated circular nnd terms. ]. WORTH,
| 81 ReeGmRH ftttt. Hc;r York. 0c22g
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GENTS WANTED-WEHA AN

A GENTS WANTED-WE HAVE AN
"a ORIGINAL rlNn in dealing with our agents,
which they greatly RprH cIbtG We fufHhh them
with my quantity Of our catalogues, with their
name printed on each MS cACluAivC agents for
their county.
Agents hive merely 10 SEQ that The catalogues
nre properly distributed and the rcSliit Is mAr.
vicious. An nGrnt In this way can Hlsu establish
Il lHIeC mail tTnAc.
Full particulars mailCd Oh receipt OIL cents In
stamps.
LESTER PAYNE ( CO., Battle Creek Mich.
iAtl pIw
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-26
NOTICE no CGNTUACTOms.


SEALkD PROPOSALS will he received Ut IN,
~ Office of tue Guy Register until noon,
MONDAY. Angus 18th, 1890.
For bids 10 furnish The city of Lexington with
printing Tor The ierE Ot one year. Bids mus
state The price per hundred and yer thousand Il
possible for The items AS follows; Merchants
statrInent. dram shop keepers onds, contract
ora bonds. merchants bonds. contracts tor put
lie work. city warrants bound, scale ticket,
bound. receipts Tor collectors monthly settle.
nents bound. tax re 'eipts bound, hand bills
recorders blanks, marshal's blanks. bill heads
letter heads. envelopes with proper notice.
by board OF equalization blanks. prIntinv
ordinances IN paper, ordinances In pamphlet
form. notice OF Mi kinds IN p per. Tor any and
nIl other printing need,d aud not mentioned.
printing council proceedings. Bids must be-
J accompanied by II good bond signed by two CT
or more bOndsmen. freehOlders, the amount oil
bond TO DE for dOublr the amounts of the work
10 be done, AMI also he accompanied by u cop,
OF this advertisement. State nature oil bid and
address u cItY council. care of register. Billie
will only he paid when there is money IN tn
treasury. after claims have been audited, mum
bered. registered and In rotation. Blank con.
t%,actOr's bonds can he obtained IA, city register
Office. The city reserves The right to reject an,
and all bids.
j. X. MORELAND, City Register
Nv G.. g. WALL ACE. ID. e.. luIylglf
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fnE ALTAR.

.- AT Liberty, Mo-, July II. Mr.. W. Fl.
SmiIH, OF Kansas City. and Miss SCOTTIE
Mr.. Smith has numerous relatives and
friends In this ounty. lie 10 a brother OF
Miss Mary Smith, OF this city.
- AT the home Of the brides father, Mr..
WeiiInR'On Gordon, in Columbia, July %.
io'V; Mr.. GEORGE SHIELDS and Miss
KATE GORDON.
"Ihe bride Is a pleasant young lady, popu.
lar with u large circle OF friends. The groom
Is an enterprIsing and successful business
man OF Trinidad, Colorado, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Shields will make their home, They
look the morning train for II brief wedding
tour. May they find abundant happiness
beneath ColOrado's skies and in their new
relationship" says the Columbia Herald. 10
all OF which we move "a hearty second and
feel that If the resolution be put to u vote Of
Lexington people 1t will be unanimously
adopted.
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tn CRADLE.

Born-In this city. July 20, to the wife OF
MIR. WIN. Bullard-a girl.
- In Odessa. July ID. to the wife of Mr..
AlOnzO Dyer-a girl.
= In Waverly, July 81 to the wife OF Mr..
John Il. keith-a girl.
= In Odessa, July IL, to the wife of MIR.
Il. Il. Dunkeson-a boy.
- In Higginsyille. July IL. to the wife OF
MIR. q. L. WIlmOt-a girl.
- In Dover township, July 81. TO the
wife OF Capt. kyland 1odhunter-a girl.
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Don't be Bashful.

But 10 at once aud zee the new stock OF
6rimes Il Venable. jewellers. They can sup
ply you with, solid silver ard plated knives,
forks, spoons. ladies', sugar shells. butter
knives. napkin rings, carving sets, steel and
ueari handle tuble and desert knives, sOl,u
silver lea spoons from 50 10 SO pc. set of Q.
and iu fact they can furnish everything want.
cd ,or table use In their line. Call and see
The new goods.
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Dressmaking. &c.

| call the attention of my frieucs 10 my
dressmakiug business, at this place. hoping
they will palroni3s ne. Boy,s aud men's
clothing q specially. All patterns cut by
Murkly II Sons chart. All kinds of stamp
Ing done, Cut patterns, 81 cents; cutting and
tttiag. 90 cents. Opposite brick church.
Respectfully. MRS. Z. HosFELp,
Welllpgtop, no.
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Notice to Merchants.

In order to equalize The drayage On ea'
loads from competing points / thai is from al
points op or east Of the Mississippi, and on oil
west Of the Missouri river, the Lexington
Ferry Co. has agreed TO make a rebate OF two
dollars per car load on all freight ordered
via the Santa Fe route. Please bear this IN
mind when ordering freight.
JOHN KAUFMAN, Agent.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-26
Domestic Sewing Machine.

We are agents for this celebrated family
sewing machine, the very hest low made
Call on Grimes & Venable, jewelers., and see
them. OH machiGes taken In exchange for
new ones. july 2Gt4
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l.. o. o. F. Members Attention

For the continental eaptonmept and tri-
ennisl parade OF the Patrlsrchs Militant. at
Chicago. August 3 to 10. 1880. the Santa Fs
route will sell round trip tcksta to Chicago
for Sl3 -. Tickets on sale August y to O. In.
elusive. Tickets good for return passage
August I to IL, Inclusive.
JOHN TAURMAN, Agent.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will be received ut the
- office Of the City Register until noon,
MONDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1890,
For bids To furnish the city of Lexington with
coal for the term Of one year, at the city hall,
cnlab00se, collect0r's Office and engine-house In
old town, when ordered and in such quantity
rs needed by the proper officer. The coal must
he good ~ Il fresh from the bank and free from
dirt OF any other foreign substance. Bids must
stale the price per bushel. and must be accom-
panied by II good and sufficient bond for double
the amount OF fuel to be consumed, and u COPY
oil THIS advertiser ent' State nature of bid and
address TO city council. care of city register.
Bills Will only be paid when there ID money in
the treasury after claims have been audited.
NUMBERED. registered and IN rotation. Blank
cOntractOr's bonds cun he Obt IineI at city Iegi,-
ter's Office. The city reserves The right TO reject
any and all biiS.
j.: X. M0RELAND. City Register.
re t-r W.tI.,u IA a.
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Read Royle's special Sale al. 1t means
business, II
AZ six O'clock Yesterday morning the
Thermometer marked 62 degrees,
Everything IL now ready to swing In the
pon'qon bridge 80 soon as the water In the
fiver falls.
John Hahhori0n IN the next plumber Of
Harper's iounR People will relate n war
story entitled After BIackberrIes."
Mr. Jno. Z. Young, Jr., has purchased tbs
Beautiful white horse which has been owned
by Capt. j. Il. Conner for several years and
Rin use him In his livery stable.
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SHORTS.

Read Royle's special sale al. II means
business. II
II you want number one hams, shoulder
and bacon. try Bour Il Sons own country
cured. They are fine. m22tf
For Sale-several second. hand vehicles a
ridiculonsly low prices to make room. j. II.
Sender. j7tf
One store room aud dwelling rooms IN
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner OF
Ninth and Main for rent, A, Geyer. juy19tI
Read Royle's special sale adj. It me- aus
busln ess. 1t
Don fail to read our splendid premium
offer OF u S45 Singer sewing machine for $40
including one years subscription to 1.-THE Ia
telligenceF,
Auction sales OF live stock, In Lexington,
every Saturday, at 1 p. IN. u. b. Eubauk
public anctioueer. Office: -Sedwick's grocery
store, Main street. iulv26t4
For Sale.-A very reliable. gentle spG
spirited spgIe-hpggy horse, qheapi suitable
for lady. Benz. Elliott. july20t4
Read Royle's special sale adj. 1t means
business. 1t
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Notice.

We wish to inform school directors and
factur.d y lot OF our celebrated School Desks,
which we will sell at very low prices. Re.
ssc.fpully, sstf Observation-Disclosures Co.
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Wanash Railway.

The Wabash Railway IL selling rOund-trip
tickets from Lexington Junction to st. Louis,
good returning until August lS,at SIC. Travel
over the great wabash ro"te. u
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For Sale,

----
Several second. hapd bu&gisS AT ridiculous.
~ low prices to make reQm.
lune2lt J, H. SENpEN.
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Mo. Pac.. Round Trip and summer
Tour,st Rates.

Commencing June ODD the above tickets
Will be on sale until Oct. list with limlt until
Oct 81. to most any pari Of the United
States or Canada at greatly reduced rates.
For time cards and complete Information
call Oh or address. II. q, RUSSELL,
City Ticket Agent.
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MALE.

WHEREAs. W. Boon Major. by his certain
w deed Of trust dated the sixth day OF July
A. D., 1885, and recorded IN the office OF lit
recorder of deeds, OF Lafayette county, Nils
souri,, In book Is. page 354. conveyed to the
undersigned Ms trustee, the following described
real estate situated In the county Of Lafayeiis
and st"te OF Missouri. tO-wit: The east haii Of
the west half OF the northeast quarter of section
number eight (S). In township iOrty-eight t4s)
of range twenty-five t25). which conveyance
was made 10 secure the payment Of q certain
promissOrv note IN said deed OF trust described,
and. whereas, default has been made In the pay
ment Of said prOmlssOry note and interest when
the same became due and payable according "a
the terms OF said nUte. and of said deed of trust
and. Whereas. the trustee named in said deed
Of trust has refused to act. now, therefore. 1
the undersigned sheriff oil Lafayette county
Missouri, and trustee. ut the request of the iegu
holder AMI owner OF said promissory note
Will, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10Th. 1880.
at the pOslofice door in tue city of Higginsv.lle
Lafayette county. Missouri, between the hour
oil nine O'Clock IN the forenoon and five o'clouI
In the afternoon OF that day, sell publicly a
auction TO the highest bidder for cash the rea
estate above described for the purpose OF salts
flying the above mentioned note and interest du
thereon and The expenses of executing this trust
CHARLES =. MITCHELL,
| lulyl9td sheriff and Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26

York safely loan $1,000 900 Of the money OF ils
onosit,rs +, if, customers for two or lnTrc Iho"
at a timr and yet remain legally HAUL" 10 -,
caIlod imam for every dollar Of these i'poHll'
on demand nj any moment? In practice 'hiN p9i"-
Jnx !. ,rithout risk So. in practce 'lr u.iir
f,r v.hirh the bills of the country 'ahKS "lH
roroin ia circulation relatively to the peilo1 III
which they viii return for redemption Is cor
slant ouantity and therefore sale element ia
banking. . ,. ,Lc I-nited
Other, may pretend IN perceive now tle tnI, ,c
ct,trs can bpcomr great money lending aRcilr'
dir.ctIv. and without the creation oil Na'oiin
hunk of redemption. deposit ana 'lscouh, ~ W. W.,
cc,trp of a system Of rdmllNing or pI"ii,n "'':h
that Shall reach to the rcmotrst ana smoln'>u pun
in ;Lc country where credit exists or loans "Ic
needed. !, c,.orn,,cn,
i..rine ,pnrcv directly ir payment for every crop
and uroIuct every acIc OF land and ever gay
work-with q Sub-TcGsurr ~ every stump "n" -
coshior ot every carts tail. There would ne
q, Good reason for selling ctcIN daN "o'" ''"i
",arv p1ir of SHOES or stick oi r.ndN - l"t
issrinr ercraha",tS for aiv part "I me nv vi
cotton crop The farmers vote 50 FAR aN " rHN
becn east for the Sub-IrcaSrrN hllI Is 10 F ~
tnrrreird >imilv as the voice 81 one crying IN -
,,ildcrucsS "Ni,l;c STRAIGHT the pathway oI '''
lord (which in this case means IN" h'l'N =.
lnndrr-in snrL D. way as - relieve me I1lH'IN
etrinopncv. The choice OF means must larHeN
rcst with thu.c who h"v" money to lend. II -
90 dom that borrowers aion" can successfully III
auquratc financial r"ll"l. .. ,,,.,..., on,
NAE HUREN DNNSLOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
Az TNNINK ABLE SNIP.


From The Boston Post
Captain George Mcacom, Of Chelsea, a retired sea
cout,ip ha, recently brought before the naval an
thoritc, AT Washington plan for cynsnlc tihs shpS
of n classes 50 IS 10 them absolutely against
sinlnp mi, scheme Is Of the utmost importance 10
ali maritime nations and to the travelling public IN
,.Il Ncspt 10 those persons who seem To enjoy tho
uossbil,ty of accident which attends q trlnsoceanlc
hin i'm modern gray hound OF the III whom il
may reliance induce regrets Ills plan i simple ana
,,in heinz based ON the scientific fact that certain
amount OF confined air with buoy up certain weight Of
matter.
iaptain MeaCom gave 10 Post" reporter who
called at his home In Chelsea a very good dch ol MS
MAN The captain began with his conception OF the
idea some dive years ago when after the laundering Of
tba (uuald steamship oregon he made a thorough in
suecton of one TIM representative ships OF an equally
representative line, and found to his amalencnt that
She was not half built. What dependence can be
placed I'm hall OF iron plates of from one inch TO
nvo eighths Of inch In thickness y asked the cap
tain Her water and air-tlGht compartments are
nothing more than large divisions of the ships hold
and when filed with freight their virtue as air com
urtment, gone and the ship left To tho merits OF her
officer, and crew. and To the mercy of the The
cnutan al that time made drawings for ship pro-
vt.d for second hull built outside her first SKIN the
,uace thus left to be fitted with innunerable air tank
capable OF locating twenty i've times her actual
burden. A ship constructed would float even IL
tOV and ruhcd by collision with another vessel the
remaining perfect tanks being sufficient 10 buoy mp
the broken hull. The vast number of suchs tanks il
then one of the chief virtues of th, construction.
ID might be argued that this plan would bring about
of space but In reality no greater space
will be taken than is the In the broken storage
Of "a wooden ship caused by keelsons hooks. knees.
stanchons. beams. etc For ships OF WAL tho invcn-
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VAS BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC CO.,
Office 6 Wall ST., NeW.York.

ton Is one Of the first importance. as agreed ~
rnirent naval outhore, Again. if found desirable
merchantmen of this construction a. snip
OF war half Of her air space can readily be niled
win cotton bales. most efficient arinOr. ana ms.
too. without imparng her capacity for noai!ng
# stove. u, the cotton Is In Itself buoyant material
Captain Mcacom ma, the plans for passenger steam
ship Of 10000 tons displacement. with 10000 tons
reserve buOyant power with three propcller-. ana
all the other details OF perfect ship which he VIII Ne
most happy to snow to any Interested In the up
binding OF merchant marine if they VIII call nj MS
home 30 Chestnut ST.. Chelsea. Among those VINO
have ndOrscl the adaptability and practical appica-
ton Of this plan 90 any ship are the Boston Board
Of Marine Underwriters and humane societies and
naval officer generally.
Captain Neacom 4, man in the early after
noon Of life and j, not only an experienced ship
master but a scientific mechanic rs we'll His early
were spent at rising to command some NJ the
finest vessels sailing ont Of B0-tOn and in the course
of his cruises he ha- visited almost land upon the
globe For six years he was engaged in tho Sumatla
trade. commanding the barks Arthur and Thcti' for
John l.. GaICIcr a CO.. Of Boston.