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POPULAR MEN ON THE ROAD.
A Chance for all to Express ,tlisr Prefer
snce-Ihc Most Popular to Receive

A Chance for all to Express .thier Prefer.
sncs-1ho Most Popular to Receive a
Costly Present.
In order TO ascertain who ID the most
popular commercial traveller represent
Ing a Wheeling house, on tho road the
ISTELLloEScERi invites all It's readers to
express their preference. A coupon for
the purpoge will be found below. This
may BIO mailed or loft ut the Office, or rs
many as m envelope will hold can be
mailed at once. Voters should, howey.
or. 10 careful 10 see that tho postage Is
fully prepaid at letter rates. Every per.
son has oil opportunity to DO good thing
for his best friend among tho genial
commercial travellers.
Tho most popular man when tho
voting ceases June so will receive
his choice. OF life insurance policy
Tor $1,000, with tho premium paid
up for one year, or IN accident insur.
ance policy for 5000 for ono year,
the policy 10 DO written by Sweeney 4
Edwards, general agents OF the Equita.
bic Life Assurance Association.
Below will be found an explanation
OF tho contest. Anybody can vote, and
each Us often us he sees ct.
CONDITIONS.
l. Any person In my State can vote as often as
desired. r.
.. Alithe blanks In the coupons must DO filled.
.. No vote will DO counted " hlch Is not written
on Il coupon cut from the lSTELiiGkScEh.
4. The contest VIII closeJulyl Votes received
after that day will be destroyed unc0unted.
8. Any travelling salesman for Wheeling
house nay be voted for.
COUPON. |E
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The perils Of summer storms is a
fruitful topic for discussion as we'll MS Il
seasona0le one. The thunder storm is
frequent visitor and already there has
been through the country much loss Of
life and property from lightning. ls
The Philadelphia Times gives some
valuable advice concerning the manner
in which the chiefperil can be obviated,
particularly farmers who are exposed to
them and tho lishtening's blasts.
Country buildings often bristle with
lightning.rods which arc not only no
protection TO the building, but which
increase the danger Of injury or destruc.
ton from lightning. The pcripatetic
lightning.rod vender, rs n rule, is a
scourge to the community in which be
operates. Heuscs cheap and imp eriect
conductors, useless points and attaches
the rods in n manner that makes them
incapable Of conducting charge OF cleo.
tricity. The Times says:
1t Is common for .houyhtless persons 10 snea.
Of the freaks Of lightuing." THEE IL no sn"h
thing. lightning Is us obcdlcnt 10 tho pcrfert
laws Of NDiurs rs - the water thu, ever srcks
It's level or tho heavenly bodies which cv" "s
respect their spheres. When nm ovcrcha r,ea
cloud sends Its swift bolt 10 the earth il folinys
tho lmmuinble law Of ATTRACTION, and II vccts
the best conductor 1t eau find, II ii ia HtirrcicI
by II well constructed l!ghtGing.rod on n homsn
or other bufldlnS, II will pass harn,lcssIy into
the moist earth. or water pipe, or cisterr, into
which the end Of the conductor must DO plnntcI'
where II Is ditluscd; but II tho conductor Ia i'm.
perfect either In quality or construction. tho
lightning will play what Is Commonly called
lan!aSilc freaks BY Penetrating the building Ia
K Every house, barn and important outbuiltInc
snon!u DC protected by good lightning condnc.
So, nun the best arc always the cheapest In the
!ouS run; only experienced aud Responsible
men should be employed 10 nut up llrhtnIns
TOOLS; hnl There are few general rules which MI
snouiu uu1efsthild and apply TO the erection oi
conductors. The best conductor Is The conner
Caple, lot llle simple reasons that corner inak.S
inc best conductor anti that tho strands cow
posing Inc cable HrrAily mHltiplv Tho en ndttHt
ihG surface. a half inch cable Gas mora ,hsv
double the conducting power Of n half.inch SnI;a
rod, as surface Is multiplied by each st,nnd nnd
conducting power is measured only nv Su,f"rn
ihSn, as COPPER Is the better Conductor. aim rrc
q l!ShtnlnI will not leave the CONFER ia foilaw
Z me irosttastcncr Into the building, i comnietc
circuit Of the cable should be made on Tho roSi
ot wy houSe or BARN and from It wcll.pointcd
cao!e toas sheu!d be run up to the polut Of each
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Tie appointment OF Senator N. B.
Scott, OF this city, to succeed the late
Colonel Goodloe, OF Kentucky, on the
Executive Committee OF the National
Republican Committee, was IN honor
WORLDLY bestowed.
Mr.. Scott did efficient work rs mem.
Der OF tho National Committee durinl
the last campaign, and West Virginia
Republicans are indebted to him iol
much OF the assistance they received
from that body. In his new position be
Will have opportunities 10 do even more.
The party in West Virginia appreciates
the compliment conveyedin theappoint.
ment OF their representative to so i'm.
portant place.
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IT is reported from Washington that
the friends OF Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue John W. Mason are urging
him for one OF the additional United
States Circuit Judgeslips, recently pro.
vided for by the House OF Representa-.
tives. Tho President could make no
appointment that would be more popu-
lar. 1t would not only be the selection
OF a wise and competent judge, but
would be very gratifying to the people
OF West Virginia, regardless OF party,
who hold Mr.. Mason in high esteem.
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chimney or other high point Of the building.
The protection will then DO made complete by
running Two or three cable rods from the circuit
to the earth, deep enough 10 assure moisture, or
whit Is better, into drain pipe. Lightning
will not dlNllse ~ dry earth. 7L+ -.
While II is always wise to protect homes from
lightning, il Il especially important that barns
aud stables should DO protected by conductors
The gases which arc generated by new crops In
n barn or stable are attractive and very COM
bustiblc. and Il IL next 10 impossible 10 preserve
struck By iightntug. Indeed. II Is tomtroh for
them to become euycloped IN flames OF oncc by
the c0tnbustlhle gases coming III contact with
lightning. aud the destruction Of building aud
crops ~ usually inevitable. Lightning Ms dis.
charged from tho angry ktnrm.Clond Is ono OF
tho innny enemies Of liie and property that must
be conteDdCd with by all, and It lsslmpiy com
mon prudence 10 protect all bulldogs by tho
best lightning conductors that can be obtained.
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ED.

MITCHElL-on Friday. May 20. 1880, at !
O'Clock p. IN, ELLIS KENYON MITCHELL, sOa
oiM. c. and Mary Z. Mitchell, aged II year,
and s months.
Funeral services this (Mondsy} morning ut II
o'clock. at the residence Of NJ. C. Mitchell,
Friends OF the family arc invited. Inter
ment private. nj St. Clalrsvlllc, In the after
noon. NJ.
WELFkLDT-At Cleveland, Ohio. on Fatur lay
May u, 1870: EMMA GLAsscoCk, vile OF VII
liam Welieldt.
funeral notice hereafter.
MORRlS0N-At the re'ldence OF his mother, In
Delaware, Ohio LIEUTENANT JpHS L. Nor
EroS. member OF Cariin's Battery.
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE,

Five roomcd house, 81 North Eroadway.
The property Oh northeast corner II MARYLAND
and Huron streets, lot 5ONlSl, OIL which there IN
good six roOucd coltNso and three r0OmcI
house In rear. with enough vacant ground Tor
one other house. IL VIII pm Spcr CcnI ms II is.
Price, II sold within the next ten days, 5000
Your last chance 10 buy lot OH North From,
street. Lot 3uxi00, 81, $50 cash.
Eight koomed dwelling, ll6 South rcuu
street. very desirable location, S3,CC0.
:, Six Roomei dwelling, with large lot, 2!i
rwcnty.ninth street, for 81 ,l2j.
Six roomet house f2t Zane street, Sa,0tO.
Bargains In building lots
Garden farm, Ohio river bottom, above hIch
water mark. The very best land. TODD Improve,
ments. Railroad station on the Place six
miles from this city. ~ acres. rElce s.UJ
per acre.
ast5a @. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and l,roker,
apsG ls9n MAIN SlFGNt
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TIE action OF the Indiana preachers
who forced the State President OF the
\. NJ. 9. A.. who was also president Of
street railway company, TO resign, was
justitiable from the standpoint OF consis.
tency. It did not look well to sec the
chief officer Of religious organization
running cars to Sunday beer resorts and
base ball games.
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LIFE INSURANCE,
Loan ( Trust Company, 0fW. Va
Proposed Capital, 100000.

Having ma1c application for charter for the
abnye company, we desire 10 call the attention
Of business men and investors to Its advantages,
AZ au investment, and TO the public.
Any company termed for tbs purpose OF assist.
Ing those OF limited means 10 buy or build homes
for themselves, IS worth the attention and
worthy OF the assistance OF the monied men in
the community. In the proposed company are
united the best features Of ISsTALMsST,
LOANlNG and LIFE lNsU RANCE-easy terms
md security from loss TO the inmily OF the Dor.
rover In the event OF his death before payment
is completed. In other cities similar organIza.
tons have been grand success, and have proved
popular aud profitable.
Books for subscription to the capital stock bnvc
been opened at the Mutual Savings Bank, No.
1915 Market street. where full Information can
be had OF the company. Its PLANK and methods.
N. L. whitaker,
ALFRED CALDWELL, y
n --H.. W. d. SIMPSON,
f.t c. b. BRlSCOE.
~. GEO. u. CALDWELL,
$50 F. P. JEP6ON,
je2NrhAs lncorporators.
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TIE Pennsylvania Legislature will be
asked TO adopt the New York ''elec!rc.
cution" law. II the test soon to be
made in New York proves successful,
there Is little doubt that the agitation
OF the question will be inaugurated in
many other States.
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FOR SALE.

A manufacturing site, fronting e1l feet on
Warren street and ri feet on Wctzel street.
$50 ACie Farm, one mile from Frceport station,
Harrison county, uhio. Brick house, 2 rooms
and hall. Large orchard. Fruits OF all kinds.
Harn 40 by 60 feet. Corn cribs and othtr out
buildings. $40 per acre.
to acres, onehalf cleared, Sos pcr acre,
100 acres three miles from Ffecport. Frame
dwelling, good barn and stable, and fruit Of all
kinds. S35 per aero. ra.l.
No. 1879 South Penn street. rooms, basement,
wash house and coal house. 'l0O grape vines,
Ground 90 by 100 feet. : =
Lat southwest corner OF Ohio md Huron
streets, " feet on Ohio and 70 feet on huron lis
No. S6l2 Chapline street. :,
No. 1910 Chapiine street. r-
5roomcd frame cottage, lark street, Mounds.
vile Camp ground.
Is acres OF hillside land In Eighth ward, val.
ued at SEQ per acre. e., -
No. 1857 Market street, ground half lot. Price
$50 - g = : - - '
No. 81 and SC Twenty sixth street. Both houses
No. 2ss6, 1888 and $40 Main street.
No. III and ia Seventeenth street,
No. f0G5 McCofioch street. VT ......r
No. ll.6 Eotr street, half lot.
Corner lot, east sido south Front street,
Is foot lot. cast side South Front street,
No. GU North front street. T
Choice OF lots In Fair Ground oaerty, Wells.
burg, ". Ma 80 =
50 acre Farm at Glcnn's RIM.
Corner lot. Virginia and south York street. {.
Property suitable for hotel on Main street,
Residence, one-quarter mile east OF Trladel.
ph1a, with acres OF lind, 81 Geo. " =,
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POSTMASTER GENERAL WASNAMAHER
has saved the Government $4,000 al
ready OH the one item OF stamped enve.
lopes. He is running his end Of tho nd
ministration on business principles.
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SLIGHT arrangements OF the stomach
and bowels may often be corrected by
taking only one OF Ayers Pills. Through
not having the Pills at hand, your dis
order increases, and regular tit OF sick
ness follows. For the want OF nail
the shoe was lost" etc. D&w
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Tnis morning III immense army Of
enumerators will begin the work OF TAX
ing the eleventh census and in very
tcw weeks We will know how many mil.
lions VIC number.
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TIE music, the flowers and the green
trees at tho Park combined with per.
feet day made glad the hearts OF
thousands Of Wheelings citizens yester-
,lnv 90.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES thine weekly
begin 10th July, 1880. and end 10Th september.
Have proved Of signal use.-lSi, 10 students who
design 10 pursue their studies ut this or other
Law School: 2nd TO those who propose 10 read
privately; and Sd, to practitioners who hnyo
not had thcadvantaec Of systematic Instruction
For circular apply (p. o. University Of VI to
john i. MINOR, Prof. Com. md Stat. Law.
o. tF5FrE -rtT.r. s-'.- uy22,ptW
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WHEELING, JUNE 9, 1890.

+ LoSpoS's fourteen thousand police
men arc about 10 go on a strike. II
they do 80, the situation in the English
metropolis will indeed DO serious.
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TN Observation-Disclosures OHIO
l. COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
Numa Lee Seelcy
Oscar feclcy and Others

Oscar fecley and Others
Take notice that the dcposi,Ions OF Thomas
PoSue. John NJ. Kay. ". G. Williams, Rankin
D. Jones and others will DO taken at the law
Office Of Rankin b. Jones, rooms ~ and 49, Pikc's
Ope.a hor Sc, iu the city OF Cincinnati, In the
state OF Ohio, on the 5th day Of July, A. D. 1890,
between tho hours OF . O'clock a. Iii. and .
O'Clock p. M, 10 be red In evidence In the
above named cause on behalf OF said plaintiff
And, II, from any cause. The taking of tnid depo.
Sltions shall! not be commenced, or being com.
ncaced. shall not be completed on that day, the
taking OF the same will - nd ourned from time
10 time until the same shall be completed.
NDMA LEE SEELEY, Plaintiff.
BYW. J. ". Co1DgS. hts Attorney.
Dsfc,lddnts. iek
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Sick fie,ttfnct,e.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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Fon bracing up tho nerves, purifying
the blood and curing sick headache and
dyspeps!a, there is nothing equal to
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Egtg o B
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FOR RENT,
BURLINGTON ROUTE,
C H E APP LA N D S
IN THE
WEST

Along the lines OF tho BURLINGTON ROUTE
western Kansas, particularly on lis new eSten.
tions iu that territory, there is still some GOV.
crnmcnt Land awaiting settlement, as we'll as
other cheap land held BY individuals. The lands
arc among the best TO be had anywhere III The
In tho comparatively new districts ale many
improved farms, which can be purchased at a
very low rate Of that class Of restless pioneer set
tiers, who are ready at all tines to move "iar.
thcr West" In the territory embraced BY Inc
BURLlNGTON'S lines west OF the Missouri
River, there are In the vicinity OF two hundred
new towns, which offer TO manufacturers and
business men an excellent opportuuity.to locate
with profit. Send 10 tho Undersigned for de.
location and iull particulars concerning these
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~QC0MMEN NTSHo

Special provision Of Choice Cream White Dress
Goods, Suede Mousquetares, Fans, Hose, ETC.. ,for
graduates at the June commandments. When dress
goods are enquired for Tor these occasions we will
show and recommend Cream White India Silks,
Mohairs, Nuns Veilings, Henriettas, India Cash
mere, Wool de Chimes Serges, Persian Lawns, Rhade
Comtesse,; and Fables. The young ladies are in
vited to call and see these goods before making
decision.
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Hamburg Figs, the great fruit laxative, should
DO taken ut once: they nrc IN effective, remedy.
but most pleasant and agreeable 70 tho taStc,
Ah,olutclY nothing like them III tho world.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL.

For Boys and Girls,
between and 10 years Of age Spene1 sEp.
struction thorough and progressive. individual
and class instruction suited 10 tho age and ca.
pacity Of tho pupil.
Especial attention giycu 10 correct ar.ICulR-
ton and defects OF speech. French conversation
aud calisthcnics without cxtra chnige. plano
In the school room for the entertainment and
Instruction Of the pupils. Visitors admitted I"
the daily sessions Of Inc school. Next quarter
begins APRIL 7, 1880.
MISS NJ. B. HART, Principal.
APP Late ri Washington. D. G.
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For Ront.

TOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM
l. occupied BY the late A.G. EgrrtGr, No. 1871!
Main street. Possession July |, 1870. LnQn!rS
OF ". H. EGERTEE. m,G
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PLAYING CARDS,

2 For 10 cents either In postage or by applying
at Room II, c., b. & @. R. r. General Onlcc, cor.
ner Of Adams and franklin streets. Chicago, you
can obtain pack Of best quality Playing Cards.
q. Z 1l4 a n 4 4 p. S. EUSTlS.
x Geu'l Pass, and Ticket Agt c., 3. & OR. +. X
apS J.gii Chicago, III.
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HAMBURG FIGs

" NJ" n lMEDIUATEU . n
II you lnvo heavy splitting headache, n
fGvGrd tongue, q thorough diSnclinntIon 10
engage IN any of tho active pursuits Of lfo-tha
Is what Constipation means, n1id " u most for.
mlluOlO enemy .-.fr NJ. = -H..a.#. -..
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d A[([, ing

little children, who suffer with thelr bowels,
tnkc them with perfect saiety,n they never
grpe or produce Cole, and arc SO pleasant to tho
For prr9nant ladies they arc invuluuhlc.
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tho millions of people whoan bowels nrc not
rcglilnr-tlno should not be lost and immediate
attention should cgivcn, or serious results will
follow, such US Inflammation OF tho bowels
all l.,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-11

fag eandi6afes for pros~cuting s-sor-
nsy. Vel. they hsd - slssp together
one nlZht Buck kaes of els FSs4iiAf
an-iesion. sad shortly after sneF Seas -
bed. Suck began - rtewL 1as MAJOR
didnt say aay snsng thss nizhs oEs tne
next day he sitbtres froD tne race.
declaring that BE woalt Ecsrun against
80 good naa as Bsrsk-'
You don't SAY ss.' exclaimed t1s
ColonsL
Yes DO. snd know it 70 Be fact
] wogla advise y0a - hsHsor hln In tne
same way"
.'TI Go So"
Hush. he's coming hack"
I'VE are going 70 have more rain. /
thsak. said The Major. ss he resumed
his seat
"Yes." the Colonel responded. bat
hope that II will not interfere with the
Convention
''Who you reckon will be nominated
for iuigeS" old John asked
Neither Of the candidates that have
been named. We have better timber
than any of those fellers"
Well" said the Major. yawniny. II
reckon We better go 70 bed so As 20 be
in trim FOR the work tomorrow"
Il will show you the room," the old
man remarked. arising"
The politicians were shown into On
upper room and the old man. piscing a
candle on the mantelpiees, bsde the IN
eood-night and went downstairs.
what noise was THAR" the Major
asked when the old man had quilted the
room
II didn't hear any nOise," the Colonel
answered
II did; IL sounded like some one gasp
ing for breath" He might have heard a
noise-might have heard old John
struggling TO suppress bis laughter.
Suppose we SO 10 bed" said the
Major.
"All right You so ahead and l will
blow out the candle"
They talked FOR some time after lying
down and then after . long silence,
the Colonel uttered deep growl. The
Major reached over and gave him a
rake with the comb
What the deuce are you doing?" ex-
claimed the Colonel, springing up In
bed What do you meanP" and In his
rage he began 10 crate his teeth The
Major. supposing that he was getting
ready 70 begin biting. reached over and
gave him another rake. you internal
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tdiotr' yelled the Colonel, feeling for
the Majors hair, 'if l don't wool you
I'm a shote."
What are you doing?" howled the
Major LET go or I'll hurt you! Quit,
tell youl Haven't you got any sense?"
The Colonel had found his hair
''I'll let you know what 1t is to rake
the life out Of me with q cross-cut saw"
II was doing it to oblise you, you
confounded wolf Let go my hairl"
''Oblige me? Do you take me for
saw-log? Look out! II you hit mo
again I'll pull every hair out OF your
head"
They tumblei out on tho floor, rolled
ever and over and then overturned q
tottering old wardrobe that came down
upon them with q crash The Major
swore that no was dead and the Colonel
yelled for light, but no light came.
Had they listened they might have
heard another noise that sounded as IL
some one were breathing hard. The
old man was in the hall, shaking the
railing Of the stairway. The Major was
tlro first to scramble 10 his feet. II will
throw you out of this Window be ex-
claimed.
"And IL cnn find my pistol I'll shoot
the top of your head Off" howled the
Colonel. This threat so frightened tho
Major that he gathered up his clothes
as best he could and rushed from the
room.
why. what's the matterP' the old
man asked when tho Major came down.
Nothing. only am going away to
get cannon and then come back and
blow that fool into eternity"
did no try TO bite you?"
'IIe tried to kill me, that's what he
tried to do
"Why didn't you rake him?'
81 did rake him"
''Humpbl" grunted the old man; ''he
must have lost his peculiarly. What
you are not going out in such night as
thlsg'
"Yes I am. for II sec that fool again
III have to cut his throat Good bye. y
Shortly after the Major left the
Colonel came down. why. look here"
said he; p growled just a. you told ne
10 do. and wish may die IL that fol-
low didn't como in one Of ripping tho
the life out OF me-"
Mighty sorry to hear t. lie must
have changed since l know'd him so
we'll
When the convention met the next
day. the Major and tho Colonel fought
each other so violently that neither of
them could win: and. at an opportune
time. old John Perdae stepped IN and
received tho nomination
OPTE Z. REAo