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aWell, my little man. said the
merchant, complacently, for he had
Just risen from such a glorious good
dinner, "what will you have today"
ooh, please, sir, mayn't do some
work for your"
1t might have been the pleasant
blue eyes that did it, for the man
was not accustomed to parley with
such small gentlemen, and Tommy
wasn't I yet, and small of his age at
that.
There were a few wisps OF hair
along the edges of the merchants
temples, and looking down at the APP
pealing face the man pulled at them.
When he had done tweaking them
he gave the ends Of his cravat a
brush, and then his hands travelled
down to the vest pocket.
ado some work for me, Ell? Well,
now, about what sort of work might
your small manship calculate to be
able to perform? Why, you can't
look over the counter"
ooh, yes, / can; and am grow
ing, please-growing fas; there, see
if | can't look over the counter?"
"Yes, by standing on your toes.
Are they coppered?"
"What, sir?"
"Why, your toes. Your mother
could not keep you in shoes if they
we're not"
"She can't keep me in shoes any
way, SIR" And the voice hesitated.
The man took pains to look over
the counter. 1t was too much for
him-he couldn't see the little toes.
Then he went all the way around"
81 thought l should need a micro
scope" he said, very gravely, "but |
reckon if l get close enough can
see what you look like"
eI'm older than I'm big, sir" was
the neat rejoinder. "Folks say am
very small of my age"
"What might your age be, sir!'
responded the man, with emphasis.
Il am almost T." said Tommy,
with look calculated to impress
even feet 9.
"You see, mother hasn't anybody
but me, and this morning / saw her
crying because she could not find S
cents in her pocket-book, and she
thinks the boy who took the ashes
stole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
any-any breakfast, sir" The voice
again hesitated, and tears came to
she blue eyes.
81 reckon / can help you to a
breakfast, my little fellow" said the
man, feeling in his vest pocket.
There, will that quarter DOR
The boy shook his head.
another wouldn't let me beg, sir"
was the simple answer"
"Humph! Where is your father!'
1--WE never heard of him, sir, after
he went away. He vas lost, sir, in
the steamer City of Boston"
"Ah! that's bad. But you are a
plucky little fellow, anyhow. Let
me see,' and he puckered up his
mouth and looked straight down
into the boys eyes, which were look
ing straight in his. Saunders" he
asked, addressing a clerk who was
rolling up and writing on parcels,
Ais cash No. still sick?"
Dead, sir-died last night" was
the low reply.
"Ah! I'm sorry to hear that.
Well, here's youngster that can
take his place"
MI Saunders looked up slowly
then he put his pen behind his ear !;
then his glance travelled curiously
from Tommy to Mr.. Towers.
ooh! l understand" said the
latter )" Eyes he is small-very small
very small, indeed; but like his
pluck. What did No. get?"
Three dollars, sir" said the still
astonished clerk.
"Put this boy down for four
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

The cause OF road reform Is making
progress in Pennsylvania. At the com.
ing session Of the Legislature the com.
mission which has been considering
this important subject will aubmit bill,
one feature OF which is inll Of promise.
For every mile OF well.built road made
at the cost Of townehip the county
shall build another and tho State still
another, by this means any enterpris'
ing township can get three miles Of good
road by paying for one mile. ls
This plan seems happy combination
Of all interests, for a county Is interested
in every township within It's limits and
the State stands for MI It's counties. i
this method were actively pursued in {
State that State would coon have goot
roads in every part Of 1t. Some town
ships and come countiea would be SLOW
to take hold, but there would DO enough
to make good beginning, and the con
tagion OF tho good example would d.
the rcst. @
Imagine the changed condition OF al
fairs in West Virginia with the district
and the counties in friendly rivalry, til
district to get the most county aid, til
county to get the most State aid, a
striving to get the best roads.
: No act OF the Legislature, no order {
Il County Court, to reduce taxatio
would so quickly and so certainly Ii
from tax.payero the heaviest burde
they have to bear the crushing burde
Of bad roada. No other single thin,
hardly any combination OF thing
would do SO much to put real an
abiding market value on the lands {
West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your reat by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II SO,
send at once and get a bottle OF Mrs.
WiNsLow's SoornlNG SYRUP FOR Cu1L-
pREN TEETnING. Its value is incalcula-
BILE. twill relieve the poor little suffer-
er Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there 10 no mistake about It. q It
cures dysentery and diarrhna, regulates
tho stomach mud bowels, curca wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inaam-
nation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system, MRs. W1Nslow's
soornlSa SYRUP ron CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one OF the oldest and best
female nurges and physicians in Che
United States, and is Tor pale by all drug
gists throughout thu world. Price Is
cents bottle. s awraw II
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Argument a, il Argument,

4 An esteemed cotemporary ia not pre-.
pared to say that the Lew tariff law
$;juati6es the large increase in prices de.
manded by dealers in imported cigars.
Nevertheless the same paper insists that
lift were not for the new tariff law there
would be. no excuse for the heavy in
crease in price. s5
Gentlemen ofthe jury" said counsel
Tor the burglar, "who 10 10 blame for
this burcla,y2 Who is the real culprit?
Not that poor man who sits in the dock
before you. II the sale had not been
locked ho would not have blown
it open. II there had been no money
boarded within its hidden rccesses lie
would not have taken any,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

busincps.like. Men look for results and
to results. 1.lt u
There Is no feeling in this community
against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company which cannot be overcome by
that company. The few who harbor m
old-time grudss and are disposed to
fight tho Baltimore 4 Ohio whenever il
raises its head, would not amount to q
hill Of beans in the way II that company
were TO get right down TO serious bust
ness, deal openly and decisiyely with
the city Of Wheeling and give the irlendt
oflocsl progress chance to point to
something substantial. The railroad
and the city can get along IN way Al
loggerheads, but that is not a good wa!
and there may as well be fresh start OF
better basis. Ny
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81 'rs SIS .-'Hala
Coucernipir nSoc!oty.U

Mr.. Ward MccAllister complains that
the masses do not give society" fair
treatment. Whatis this thing society
that Mr.. MacAllistcr talks about, any.
how2 1t has been explained rs Some.
thing you can't get into.' Thank
heaven that it isn't recruited by a draft.
Itseems to be a Grand Lodge OF Bicker.
ing, a gilded hornets nest, a perfumed
club OF slanderers. II We are to believe
what it says about itself it leads petty
Life Of veneered misery and hasn't a
thimblelul OF the saving grace OF com
mon sense.
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THE Parkersburg Journal addresses it.
self to an old abuse when it says: III
the West Virginia Legislature wants to
do big thing for the welfare OF the peo'
pie OF the State at the coming session let
it pass q bill entirely abolishing the
whole. system OF fees for county and
State officers, and provide for the pay.
ment OF fixed salaries to. all such Off
GERS" With fixed and lair salaries the
Offices will be as mach sought by about
the same kind OF men as now. Where
the change has been made from fees to
salaries it has worked satisfactorily.
The work has been as well done at much
less cost.
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Two Ways OF Dealing With tho Public.

Two Ways OF Dealing With the Public.
= The city Of Whecline and the Baltimore
: 4 Ohio Railroad Company do not get
along yerywell together. When the city
wants the railroad company to do some.
thing the railroad does not do it. When
\ the railroad company asks the city Tor
something itdoes not get quickly.
1.-The city OF Wheeling and the Wheel
ing Bridge 4 Terminal Railway Company
etSalong well together. The city has
not Ind occasion TO ask Of that company,
but the company has asked Of the city
and it has received. This company has
Just had one OF its requests quickly
granted in the face otvigorous oppoait;op.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
/ pany is not in the habit Of making plain
Just what it does want. Wheuit gets a
concession which is supposed to solve
along atanding problem it makes no use
OF that concession. 1t usually comes 10
I the front about the time some other rail-
road company vents something, and it
would he strange lift did not create the
impression that its appearance at such
times is for the purpose Of obslructins.
SO it.pyovides It's enemies with weapons
and diearms its friends.
~ The Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Railway Company Away knows what it
wants, comes before tho city with q ma.
tured proposition and is able TO polntto
obligations filed up toydate, Every
stone it has laid, every foosit has.dug for
a tunnel, pleadsita cause. True, Ohio
county is a atockholder in this enter
prise, but this does not explain the dill.
erence. Tho diilerence5is to he found
in the difference between do.some-
thing policy and 8 do.no!hiug policy.
This is what moves the city to denyt to
the one aud sivo.to tho other in the face
Of protest. It's human nature and it is
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DIED.

MALLOY-OnT Tuesday afternoon, December .
1870, at 4:i5 O'Clock. DEssIg daughter O.
Samuel and Annie Malloy, aged % years. E
Funeral from the residence Of her brother, No
26lo Market street, this Thursday, afternoon
at.l:3o O'Clock. Services Mt the Cathedral
at2o'clock. Friends Of the family respect
fully lnvited to attend. lntesment at Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

One OF the best and most attractive OF
the historical story books for children is
"a Loyal Little Red.Coat," by Ruth
Ogden. 1t is story OF child-life in New
York a hundred years ago, u time rich
in materials for story.making. The mar
rativs is interesting from the beginning
10 the close. 1t deals with picturesque
characters and makes them seem real, as
some OF them are. The illustrations are
many and superb.-Fredeick i. Stokes
Company, New York. Stanton & Daren.
port, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

War does Wheeling care about the
win!er'aice crop. Lst tho same BIO big
or little our artificial ice is with US, and
the price thereof will be just rs high
whether the rivers and the lakes freeze
thick or thin, seven days in the week or
on working days only. 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

The election to fill the place Of the
late State Senator Smith, Of Hancock,
should be called for n date that will give
the people time TO get ready and the
Senator.elect time to make his arrange.
ments for the session. Saturday, Jaru.
airy 8, has been suggested as convenient
time. and that day seems to meet the
requirements. 7S }l5 A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

A,KESrucKY helress fell in love with
a dashins, big,talking Spaniard and mar.
ried him. The groom sold all the real
estate tho bride owned, drew out OF bank
all abe had there and fed the country
with 10000 American dollars and an
o.hcr woman. Our girls don't know
how to guard their hearts and ,heil
pursea against the wiles OF dashing for
eignsrs. y !. ...-. W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

THE New York Herald having suggest.
ed Charles A. Dana, Of the Sun, as succes-
BOT to Senator Evarts, the Rochester
Union comes along with, "but would
Mr.. Danavote right on tariff measures2'
He would come as near it as any Demo:
crat in America. Don't you read the
racy things Mr.. Dana Gays about the
tariff monsirosities OF the Stuffed Prophet
and the Democratic politicians in gen.
eral7
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GENERAL NOTICES. /

TOR RENT-STORE ROOM, COR.
I - Third and Main streets. Apply 10 X.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

Tiny Toddles'' 10 book OF poems by
Helen Gray Gone for children OF tender
age, illustrated by Maud Humphrey, in
full page colored pictures. Any tiny
fodder will lind delight in these attract
i've pages. Any one OF the pictures is
worth frame.-Frederick A. Stokes Cam.
pany, Nf,c YORK.. Stanton & Davenport,
lpheeling.
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WHEELING, DECEMBER II, 1890.

[Entered at tho pos,oNcc at Wheeling, ". Va,
ns scCond.clasS matter, n ,s'l h. Eif
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

"The Princess and Other Poeas," by
Tennyson, is a new edition OF the Lgu-
reate's verses, with one hundred illus.
trations by Char!es Howard johnson.
The illustrator has caught the poets
spirit and intelligently cmbelliahed the
tsxt.-Frelerick Il Stokes Company, Ne1p
York. Stanton e. Davenport, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

CoSoREss should not hesitate TO au.
'thorize the national banks to issue dol
lar Tor dollar Of the face value Of bonds
-depoaited. Every bond on deposit has
a market value beyond it's face value.
II Congress believes in the faith OF the
Government it can see no risk in this
reasonable msthod Of providing means
ola Wholesome increase in the circulat.
ing medium. Il 2'
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Office. 2l5 Summit at,

The soldiers monument donated by
Hon. George a. Pillsbury, OF Minnesota,
to the town Of Sutton, N. H., his native
place, has been completed. 1t has a
height OF thirty feet aud cost Si,5OO. AZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

"OtlyE BLossoM"is not patentmed.
lcine and should not be so considered,
It Is the discovery Of the celebrated DR.,
France, President of The France A1edi.
ca! lnetitute Co, of Columbus, O. 1t is bis
private prescription, and has been sue
eessfully used by him for years in his
large practice. a n E71.sT z,
Sold by Logan Drug Co., Q. R. Goetze,
WV. Irwin, ". E.Willialna, G. Schnepf,
y. Menkemel!er, W. G.. Armbright, ",
u. Williams and NJ. w. Heinrici;J, w,
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry ;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; @. M. W.
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Ben wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

Charlie Cotter, hermit, OF Warwick,
r. l., 10 dead, at the reputed age Of so
years. He was clam digger, lived in a
sand-hill braced about with driit.wood,
and wore only one garment, consisting Of
a jacket ending in divided skirt. He
once rode behind a locomotive, but once
was enough for him.
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MARRIED,

CRoCKARD-DoRNNAS St. Claisvillc, o.
on Friday, December s, 1870, Mr.. W,t. W
CgoCKAgD, OF this city and Miss kATi
poRSSA:', Of Belmont county, 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

Good Things OF Life" arc the best
things from that clever humorous publ
cation "Lite" bound in illuminated
covers. The printing is Gne. These
collections have made place for them
selves and they continue to fill their
place. The book is an appropriate holi-
day gift.-Fredrrick 4. Stokes Company,
Ne.c York. Stanton & Davenport, Wheel.
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-11

The right way to euro catarrh is to
eradicate the poisonous faint which
causes the disease, by taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla, II
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Don't chase lie, but pnrsue tho liar
with all your cncrgy.-PihJarsh Dis.
patch. g. ,ils
Marcellus, Mich, has a poultry dealer
who is ia,tening 10000 chickens for hol.
iday sales.
Tia Mn and tuck between parnell and
Home Rule, with Home Rulo In the
lead.-S Paul Pioneer Pres. T / II, IN 4
Port yI,ron an,,.r, oro av,o,l;n, e,,cs
n Gonnds b1c,va. the nrro acroSs ' ,he
way Is Two cents higher than here
Detroit Ne1rs. 5'''l TT ~
"a r, pooIo ~ Nov, A ,h,or 1ow, ocod
,oi ynars wait oil ~ Ina noj,a an o,sc,Son
Nav and yo,sJ tho s,rainht ,' p p u
ticket e Wv ~ p'os -
co,,,0o war ~ oos,,- IN, f,f,oon ,cbos
ocrnss no ton ~ mo;ah;nn 1Sl na sS'
Ia ,be ,a,ea, i'm nortsns farm ~ nIz,trnt ; IT,
Mnltrom,h rnrntu 0,a"on ~ -
eo"'' os ,5l
Vongtessulah.e'ect Jerry simpson mas
written u ie. .,,f ackuo"leuslns inc re- B.
Gete " d putl.ui pafe OF w9p,en sox.
Ila,I;na,on Posi ",' ''e'' o 'lV" 4
~.
a ntoohiSh efsssmaket' h9t 20 10 out.
uohe ~ Wy N ", 10TH miiiiher, VINO
ssy.es n luz s; oDnnet ni.i.t1ec!' mas
huns nel h'Sn ,u ~ .ne ,ou'ef wan as Hlfs.
D'ess pa''uei. =
A schoiarship OF S.00 is offered by the
1assar 1luu .ana Alu eoc'ety ior a STU.
uehs WIN, WY passes a.i Inv requ!fements
lof "uln's s;',, 10 tne freshmen class at
t tne, eA S's " pe helu IN June,
loVi. ~
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

6oxld; feet North Front street, west side s! $50
501l4S feet, North Front street, west side. ] 200
3oxl2O feet, South York street, west side.. Geo
6oxlCo feet, South kim street, west sde..... 500
ScXiCo feet. South Elm ttrcet, west side.. $50
SoxlOo feet, South Penn street. east side.... goo
25xl!2 feet, North Wabash ST., cast side. s75
Sexl-o feet South Huron street, cast side. $50
42SG2 feet, cor. Huron 1: New Jersey sts. GOO
SoSl2o feet, Fourteenth street, north sidc- 2,loe
3oxl2o feet, Fourteenth street, north side. $50
axSa0 feet, Caldwell's Run.............. -. 800
soxioo feet, Wilaon street, sixth wayd... / .2C0
lcoxlo0 teet, Mccollocl street. Eighth ward 1000
l4Vx.0 teet,. National road 900
!cosS5D ieeti Pleasant 1850
otsand improved property In Martins Ferry o.
70 g, acres n ,, Elm Grove;
II acres near Lorain, ,9Co
Is acres adjoining St. Cla.ssville, o....... 7,5O0
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

E-oT &Sal@.
Thrsc roomed house, ground Goxl6o feet,
First ward. ,.,,.,,,.,,,,,, nd geo
Four lots with 5.tooned house on High St. ,JNy
four.roonled house, 1903 Woods st!.eL....... lCCu
six roomed house, 12 North York street,. leo
Seven.foomed HOUSE. 20i North York street 800
Nne-foomed house, 1851 Market stieet...... 3 500
Four roomed house, 433S Woods street.. 500
Three roomed house. 2ilo Woods strces."". i,05S
One half lot on Jacob street, Fifth ward.... ?0O
One'haif lot on Mayston street. sixth ward. $50
One lot on Mayston street. six ii wNrd...... ,ltO
one hall lot on Eotl street. Sixth ward.... Goa
Three houses In the Sixth ward Rental
value suV per annutu ..... ............ 500
p feet front on Ghaplne street, SLIGO.
800 to $40 each 81 - -
Two lots on Charles street. $500 each.
y acres, four miles east OF the city, with three
houses renting At Ssi0 per Annuni, sand stone
quarry, lime stoae, very good quality OF &C.
ment stone and coal, with bank opened fox
Same. $3.50. 49, -
g. acre farm five niles from city, with good
seren.ruomed house on same, ECO. 4r
w acre iarm eight miles east OF city, at SIS
per acre. f-a| =. 90
SGacre farm two miles east OF city. Ell, OcO.
81 acre farm nine miles east OF city, $500.
40acre farm IN splendid condition In Monroe
county, Ohio, with Scpd hoHsc:and variety OF
frnit trees. s., 500. u.s. .fi5l1.-,.5
20 acre farm nine miles west CT bridgeport
OHIO. with good house, five aces In raspberrles
$3.50. .gs1.t - -, -. ''"'
tour acres-one mile east OF citv.
WIN exchange several Of tho above farms for
S. MESRiTT,
Deg --E--s.-l 1859 Market street.
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A MAN who has practiced medicine for
forty years ought to know salt from
sugar; reed what he says:

TOLEDO, ", January 10, 1887.
Messrs. T. ]. Cheney & Co.-Gentle.
men:-I have been in the general prac.
tice 81 medicine for most forty years, and
experience have never seen prepare.
ton that l could prescribe with as much
confidence OF success rs can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have preBcribedit great many times
and its effect is wonderful, and would
say in conclusion that I have yet 10 end
q Gaze OF catarrh that it would not cure,
il they would take it according to direc.
tons. Yours truly,
1. 1. GoRsvcu, NJ. D.,
Office, 2l5 Summit street,
We will give 500 for any case OF
catarrh that cannot be cured with HALLS
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.