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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-10
No. 1872. First Published July q, 1892.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Barber county, State
of Kansas:
George p. Mains, Plaintiff.
Lemuel Johns OF. al. Defendants
state of Kansas 10 Lemuel Johns, greeting:
You will take notice that you have been sued
In the district court of Barber county, state OF
Kansas, and that you must answer the petition
In said cause on or before the 9th dayofSeptem-
Der, 1872. or said petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered in said action against
you for the foreclosure of certain mortgage,
executed by you upon the first day of May,
1888, on the following described real estate to-
wit: The southwest quarter of section No.
seventeen I'D and the north half of the north
west quarter OF section No. twenty (2OD, in
township No. thirty 600. I'm range No. fifteen
l5l. west of the 9Th p. NJ, I'm the county OF
Barber, state of Kansas, and for the sale Of
said premises to pay the debt secured by said
mortgage and costs of suit. and forever barr
ing and fOreclosing sold defendants. and each
of them, of and from all right, title, estate, in
terest, property or eqntyOf redemption I'm or
to said premises, or any part thereof.
FULLER AZ WHITCOMB.
1913 Attorneys for plaintiff.
lis H.. Lands, Clerk.
Attest: AUG. SCHMIDT. Deputy.
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BEaGs LITTLE GIANTS

are the most effectual pill ON the mark
ct. Safe, sure and certain. Sold and
warranted by J. r. Young and j. ID.
karr.
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PILE. PILES. PILEs,g

Try Beggs' famous German Salve.
1t relieves at once. Sold and warrant
ed by j. r. Young and j. d. Karr.
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NOTICE OF SURVEY.

Whereas, Robert L. Groendyke, a resident
land owner, In Barber county. Kansas, has
given a written notice to the County Surveyor
to proceed, in the manner provided by law
to survey the section line between sections Is
and "A, in township 80 south. range XII west,
and permanently establish the \ corner on
said line; therefore, Notice is hereby given.
that will commence said survey at the south
east corner of said section l3, on the 3lst day
of August, 1892, and continue the same until
completed. d. j. ABER
IL County Surveyor Barber Co.. Kansas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-10
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

Whereas. Howard Parker a resident land
owner in Barber county, has given a written
notice to the surveyor of said county, to legal
ly establish the corner common to sections H.
IA, % and -. township 81. south, range 10, west
of the 9th p. M. Notice is hereby given that
l will commence said survey at said corner on
Monday, the 10th day of August, A. ID. 1892
1l3 ID. j. ABER, County Surveyor
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Refreshments,

The Ladies AID Society of the Bap-
fist church, will serve refreshments for
for the first time this season on Mon
day, August 22nd, both afternoon and
evening. Bill of fare:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-10
Normal Notes.
Following is complete list of nor
NAL students registered up to yesterday:

LADIES.
Elva Blick, Anna Hargis
Mrs. Anna Albee, Nellie Peterson,
Sallie Collins Mrs. Molie Owens
Annie Collins, Laura Beckwlth,
Mamie Nicholson Mollie Chilcot
Edith Hays, Averna Sims,
Jane DOles, Sadie Steel,
Rosa Eldred. Agnes McGarry
Meta Warren, Louise Ruling,
Emma Warren, Willie Lowe
Kate McGrath. Edith Bucklin,
Nellie ROby, Maggie Hartley.
Myrtle Carroll, Flaude HulIet,
Ella Ball, Mrs. Mamie O'Brian,
Ole Mccoy, Mamie Bette,
Sallte ChcnOwcth, Ada II. SHILLING,
Ida ChenOweth, lone CrOII,
Emma Weber, Lulu Matthias,
Myrtle Dye, Ella Newell,
Flo Tilbury. Die Kidd.
Matte Watkins, Ida Mccoy,
Laura Taylor, Ollie Allen,
Nellie McGregor, Eva Tedrow,
May Sexton, Josie HiYgInbOtham,
Mamie Shumate, RUBY HigginbOtham.
Rose Shklar, Emily MOunsey,
Malyfna DePue, Jette Arrowsmith,
Lille Murphy, Evelyn Howe,
Addie Rumsey, DOllie Munson,
Mrs. NJ, UpdegrHff, Rebecca Lebrecht,
Lille Hickman, Cora DeGeer,
Muriel DeGeer, Eva DeGeer,
Mary Marshal, Viola Bloom,
May Dollar, Lulu karr,
Maud Williams, barbara Karr,
Janette ROwley, Nora Wells,
Abbie Lockwood, Edith Fash,
Flo Teagle, Mrs. Olive Walker,
Leila Teagle, Jessie ChenOweth,
Marie Burst Meta Robinson,
Mary Olson, Eva Jones,
Bernce woodward, Anna Nelson,
Sarah Woodward, Melissa Arnold,
Josie Wood, Kate Rush.
Minnie Rackey, George Newell
Mrs. Hutchins,
GENTLEMEN.
Vincent Dye. Will. Wood,
Aubrey Newkirk, Will Burner,
Frank Hays, f. Z. HaRerman.
Sam Griffin, Irwin Lands,
George Bucklin. FL. Fash,
Howard Ball. w. +. Galloway,
Jno Wallace, Fred Perry.
j. Tyler, Allen Herr,
Newton Hewitt, Joseph Porter,
Rufus o. Renfrew, 5. Z. Bonnell,
VIM. Kiger, a. Il. Tull,
Fred Perry, w. E. Randolph,
N. l.. Chenoweth, Elmer Keith.
Robt. Field,
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ABSTRACTS If you want correct
call on A: NJ. HOUCHIN. He has the only re-
liable and complete set of Abstract Books i'm
BARBER county 80.
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Day &Records,
THE DRUGGISTS,

Your patronage solicited. All work
guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25
PERSONAL POINTS.

Senator Leland Stanford has discov-
cred that his name has recently been
used extensively in a patent medicine
advertisement as that OF patient who
had been cured by the nostrum in ques-
ton. This appears to- be the first that
the Californian ever heard of the medi-
cine. go, !
Gladstone swings along at n four-mile
gait when going down to the Parlia-
ment building. He usually wears a
very shabby hat, plshed well back on
his head. On the street no does not
look at all danditicd although he seems
well dressed in the house.
William Waldorf Astor is reported
from Europe to be writing novel OF
the fifteenth century When he wants
to describe a certain kind OF room he
has one fitted up in exactly the way he
desires it, regardless of expense.
A quantity carved wooden sacrament
tai goblet, which was made in 1920, was
lett to the Massachusetts Historical
society by the will Of. the late DR.. Buck
minister Brown, OF Boston.
Rev. DR.. Pierson, OF Philadelphia, who
is continuing at the London tabernacle
as Surgeons successor, receives sal
airy OF $4,000 q year.
Lady Tennyson has composed music
for thirty OF her husbands lyrics, and
some OF them will be sung at concert
to be given in May. gi
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1t has before given tho IYrELIGENcER
sad sort OF pleasure to quote from tho
esteemed Register tho following courage.
Gus advice to West Virginia's repre-
sentativcs in Congress: q.
We believe tho West Virginia delegation will
do their party great service and themselves
slderation OF tho bill at this tlmc. Such n vote
would not commit them for or against FREQ coin.
ngc. ltwould simply put them. on record Of
placing the question on Tho shelf for the present,
mud where II belongs until moro vital and i'm.
portont legislation Is considered. 1 nE ~
In this advice given 10 embarass tho
Hon John Amid Merrimcnt pendleton,
representative from tho First district?
Is 1t the Registers intention to turn up
about convention time confronting Mr..
Pendleton with tho silver plank Of the
platform on which no was nominated?
Tho convention which nominated Mr..
Pendlcton was hold ut Moundsville,
September "a, 1890. The report OF tho
committee on resolutions was not strong
enough on tho silver question; as pres
emily appeared. On tho motion Of Mr..
Ira @. Post, he'convention turned down
the committees silver plank and went
tho whole figure in these words:
We demand that the federal. government pro-
vide for the free md unlimited coinage OF the
standard silver dollar. ssf.
According to tho Registers report OF
tho proceedings this ultra silver rcsolu-
ton twas adopted by q large majority"
In its editorial columns the Register
made haste to give its unqualified ap-
proval, saying, "the resolutions deserve
special praise for their vigor aud CON.
prehcnsivo character"
The convention committed the Demo-
cratic party in tho First district and the
nominee to the free and unlimited
coinage" OF the silver dollar. thon worth
so cents, now worth less than 70 cents.
The party organ said that was right and
deserving of Especial praise"
Mr.. Pendlton has not forgotten this.
Why does the Register boldly advise him
to ignore it? Has it some sinister de-
sign on Mr.. Pendlcton that it affects a
frenzied solicitude for its party's sue
cess and besecches him to go back on
his pledge to support tho demand for
the free and unlimited COINAGE OF the
silver dollar?, ~, 'sg.s ii-,
Or was there at the time an under
standing, Mr.. Pendleton and the Regis
ter being parties to it, that the silver
pledge was nothing more than o con-
fidenco gamo?2H:3 ,::'ff GiE-
Our impression is that; the Register
cannot answer these pertinent qucs-
lions by offering to bet on them.
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MORNING SMILES.

Mrs. Wrangle-"Y GU must have been
quite i'll to be visited by your doctor
twice day" Mrs. Polkadot-"Oh no.
But he is a friend OF ours just starting
out, and wanted to encourage him all
l could. "-llarpcr's Ba-ar.
Mrs. Nitherby-."Irs. Plankington
doesn't dress SO we'll us she used to, does
she?' Mrs. Banger-"No.' Since her
husband signed tho pledge she hasn't
the hold on him that she used to, have"
Cloak Reriew. sl
"What curious pose the Venus Of
Milo has!" "Yes, Just like that of q
woman in the act OF taking scat in the
horse-car and trying to think what to
say to the man who has given it to her"
-New York Sun.
Visitor-"I suppose you have to be
constantly on the alert to prevent the
escape OF tho lunatics." Insane Asy-
lum Attcndant-"Ycs; nearly all OF
them are just crazy to got out. ROCK
ester Post.
Quackcnbach-"C Congratulate me, old
fellow! l have obtained control Of a
patent medicine" Friend-"What is it
good for?" Quackenbach-"Any pre-
vailing epidemic. PUCK. 81 sz5.e
The Doctor-"Now 'membah, Nlistah
Pillscuddy, you's ter TEX dis Xtu'nully,
intu'nally, an" Mr.. Pillscuddy-Gr-
sitably)-"An' c-tu'nally, I s'pose.'-
Harpers Bazaar. s.7.r
Waldonia Bean--"And SO you on
joyed the ball?' Arabclla Wabash
SWELL, I should rather remark; I was
taken out to supper five times. "-Boston
Jester. .si 8.ta
Wool-s'I don't believe the devil is
rs black as he is painted; do your"
Van Pelt-"Possibly not; yet he would
hardly pass for a decided blonde
Truth.
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-
This is tho Point.


The 1SrEG1lGENEEE, asks. why. no. name tho
gentlemen Interviewed? III 1t does.hot know
why, then 1t should intcrrognte its reporters.
They will tell it how lonth most business men
are TO have their numes dragged before the pub
lie. The Registcr. respects lneir wishes. But is
prepared to say that tho hat,er and dealer In tin
arc among the most responsible citizens of the
town, and haye consented topermit the Use Of
their namcs-Rhen our Lc!ghbor covers the for.
leits.-htgt&sG : ~ s--A -
The ISTELLIGENcER does not believe
tho identity of the gentlemen alleged to
have been interviewed is of sufficient
Importance to be made q matter OF
gambling. : y X:
The issue:iEnot who; tie% gentlemen
are, but whether their alleged repre-
sensations regarding the effect Of the
Mckinley bill on prices are true. That
is the question and the Register cannot
got away from it by blufiipg on side
issue. 4 B.
Tho INTELL1GENcER has proved by the
testimony OF reputable business men,
whose names were given, that the
statements made in the Register are not
true. ~
The Registers excuse, for not giving
the names OF business men quoted
about Mckinley prices is not good
one. No merchant Of standing. OBJ
jccts to having his prices quoted oyor
his name ii they arc honest prices.
All the Wheeling merchants inter
viewed by the ISrELLlGENcEn, and who
arc quoted as giving prices that provo
tho Registers statements about the Nc
kinley billnto be false, have checrfully
allowed the use OF thoir names. Among
them are some Democrats. They are
responsible business men who sec no
reason why they should not DO quoted
as saying they sell certain, goods cheap
or or as cheap now as they did a
year or two years ago.
Ii the Register cannot find business
mon willing to father the statement
that tho Mckinley, bill has put up prices
without betting proposition as an in
ducement it is in u sorry, fix indeed.
Will not the Register publish the
names OF the business men quoted by
the 1NrELLlaESCER, with what they say
about prices? They are willing to have
their names used without money in.
ducemeut. ,...-5-, :. ~, 4
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Ahthtt tU-tNe. So =
Will or will not the Wheeling Register
print page OF the truth about the
gubernatorial est?-Rilchie Gazette.
4 Will the esteemed Gazette print line
OF truth about it? The Register has
which the eiitor Of the Gazette sa Knows knows
from aonalknowlcdge to be facts
Wheeling Register. Re-,
The Rgisteris not going to get out OF
thismattor in the above hippant and
evasivo way. twill shortly be offered
q presentation OF the gubernatorial con-
test from the standpoint opposite to its
own. 1t can call this presentation Just
what it pleases- sail it will be asked to
do will be to print it. II the Register is
fearful that it is the truth OF the matter
and is afraid to let its readers judge OF
this, it can refuse space. to. it.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A singular casualty attended the sui
cido Of an artillery man in tho barracks
at Vienna on Saturday. Tho man shot
himself with n Worral rife. Tho bullet,
after passing through tho suicides
breast, plowcd through tho head OF a
second soldier standing near, killing
him, and then imbedded itself in the
arm OF q third soldier, intlictiug q
serious injury. 's.# 500
Tho Austrian war minister has issued
IN order to encourage religious feeling
in tho army. He finds that Austrian
soldiers do not attend divine service
according to tho regulations. 1nasmuch
aA tho encouragement OF religious feel
ing Is regarded as OF great service to
to tho military, the army must honce-
forth 80 to church at least once month.
It is estimated that it will require
10000 tons, OF coal or, 225. 900 barrels of
OIL 70 run tho Worlds lair. Bids to
sse 1II inc ! Goa! run. from Slae,ooo 10
s ~. , MiIie ny otanuaru company pan
GOO Ne.'"'1I - : !,
A Denver man wontca 70 oct lid II
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Gle QttteQtilge,nter.
WHEELING, MARCH 80. 1909.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
District CONVEX tion.

1t Is ordered that District Convention OF Rc-
rublicaus, and NIL others who favor the policy
OF Protection to American laborcrs. farmers and
manufacturers and sound currency. shall be
held Mt Clarksburg May g. 1892, at IL o'clock
noon, for tho purpose Of choosing two dele.
gates aud two alternate delegates, to repre-.
sent the First Congressional district in the
National Republican Convention to DO held
IN tho city Of Minneapolis, III tho State Of Mime.
sofa, on the eth dry oil Juno, 1892. for the pur.
pose OF nominating candidates for President and
vlce.Prcsldont, to be voted for at tho next
National Il cotton, and for transacting such other
business US may DO brought before said convcn.
ton. The Executive Committee OF each county
Is requested 10 take carly steps to have each
county represented at said Convention. II Is
recommended that each county select ono dele
cato for each one hundred (00) votes or fraction
over flty 50) cast therein for President Harrison
IN 1883
No. WE. sTATIIERs. Chairman.
J. C. IRADY. Secretary, f.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS,


Sealed proposals will he received at tho O Gs.
OF the Trustees OF the Water Works OF the ei9
OF Martins Ferry, Ohio until o'clock p H. u
the first day OF April, 1892.
Bids will he received on the entire WORK cI e "
plete, including the furnishing aud laying .. /,
tons of six.iuc cast iron water ppe Si9 lounr5,
OF four,inch cast iron water pipe, iuriisiE"H, t
setting 1850 pounds Especial castings h Iou.
inch gate valyrs siX.ncll gate valves l" y,
bon fire hyGrAnts and 6 valve boxes. ihI r AZ
moyol OF oii2 feet OF four.inch pIpc now u W.,
and tho relayng OF 225 feet OF the same anu nsS.
furnishing oil nll other material ana !Aoos III
cssary TO complete the entire worE., ,,,d
Ech proposal must be accompanied ny ~ V0't n.
III writing with one or more good sccut!t!
n certified check to The amount OF one AuI iT Sc
dollars to secure the city against loss Shpu" ~.
person 10 whom tho award Is made iaii TX VIZ ESr,
cuto the necessary contract within leu wv H'!'
after such award Is made .,.,c, Nth
All work 10 be performed IN ACCORDANCE Il St Ss
tho specifications now on file IN the QUE
Trustees OF tho Wuter Works, where oil iise,SJ
nformationl may be obtained upon ulPiican'rDrN,
The Trustees reserve tho righ: to EeIect aa' -
BY order OF tho Board. s,,.,,,,r.
mrl7 % j. S. MITCHELL SeeEeEt-!:-.
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NOTICE toll UMBER DEALERS.
ESGlSEEE's OFFICE. ONO COUNTY,
- WHEELING, March 10, 1892. !

Sealed proposals will be received by the Rod
and Bridge Committee OF the board OF ComE!s..
sioncrs ut this office until the Goth inst, at
o'clock a. m. for the delivery 1T Fulton britse;;
on the Peninsular road. OF nineteen tb9usesa
feet, B. II, OF best quality sawed white oas luz
Der, in fourteen TO eighteen foot, lengths: at9
nine thousand icet i. ST., best quality white OK
flooring, in lengths not exceeding sixteen iee,'
dressed on tho edges and OIL one side 10 uIt
form width and thickness. Bids must be BY ln
thousand feet b. NJ, separately for each OF ~
above classes.
The committee reserves the right to reject a1I
or all bids. ,.o,.,
Endorse proposals "pi opoSNls for Lumber" o,,,
By order Ioard OF Commissioners, o! ohil
county, ". c. SMITH. County Engineer -.
ml2l.W&F 11SS Chgpllno street, Wheeling, v. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

judge OF tho court OF appeals. Tho bar
Of New York now asks tho legislature to
take action in NIaynard's case for zone
OF tho gravest otIenscs known to the
law" Hill and Maynard ought both to
be in tho penitontiary. Instead OF this
Hill is trying TO break into tho White
House. 6i5. ~
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CUT TaEI3 OUR,
PROPOSALS.,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

As Fourteenth Street, Public Library Building. |
WHEELING W. Va, March Il, ls4L

IS Fourteenth Street, Public Library Building.
WHEELING, W. Va, March H. 49,.
Sealed proposals for the erection Of thc,welTe.
room school building in Webster subdlstdct, in
the city OF Wheeling, will be received by tho
Clerk Of The Board Of Education until o'clock
p. m. OH the S0th day OF March, 1892, said build.
Ing 10 be erected In accordance with the plans
and specifications OF NJ. F. Gicscy, now on file
In tho Clerks Office. BIDS will be received for
the separate branches Of the work, rs indicated
in the specifications hereinbciOre mentioned.
Bidders must submit with their proPosal3arev-
tilted check for 5 per cent OF amount Of I'D,
conditioned that II awarded tho work they will.
within ten days after such award be made, enter
into contract, with good and sniliccn, sure
ties. to perform the work SO awarded according
10 the plans and specifications. and 10 the en-
tire satisfaction OF tho Board OF Education.
within the time specified In the contract Tho
successful contractor must give Il bond tOt the
satisfactory performance OF the contract bond
md surety to DO approved by the Board Of EiE
cation. All proposals are to be addressed 70 TIE
Committee on Buildings and Grounds Of The
Board OF Education. The committee reserves
the right to rcjectany or I'LL bids.
COMMITTEE on BUILDINGS AND GRoUNDs
mr13-FSS , J. A MILLER Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25
A CoWARDLY POLICY,

Tho "ReEistcr" Advises West Virginia
Congressman to straddlo tho Silver
g Issue. j y L y lTiii9[SS
lFhaling. Register. ~ fz
g Wo bcliovo the West Virginia Il OIL cation
VIII do their pnrtyH u e;rcnt servic and
themselves credit by voting Tomorrow to
postpone tho, cDns iieration n. OF tho bill mt
ihts Time. Such vote would not commit
them for. or against free coinns c.. It wonld
sim ply put them on record of placing the
Question on the shelf for tho present, and
whorc 1t belongs until III pro VI tnl and I'M.
portnnt legislation Is considered. q.
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VT.I|I ". Z. STATI1ERS. Chairman.
J. c. BRADY. Secretary. y

THE approaching contest is rendered
especially important by reason OF tho In.
dustrial and financial policies of tho Gov
ernncnt being Mt stake. Tho popular de-
clsion on these issues Is OF great moment
ind will DO OF fnr-renching consequence
james G. Blaine, f.Is' +. s = ,,.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

MARYLAND isn't breaking her back
over the Worlds Fair. A $4,000 show
is not much for state Of her wealth and
population. Maybe German thought
more wouldn't BIO good politics. *, "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

Isaac Fl. MAYNARD was ono Of tho
most brazen and most serviccable OF the
Hill henchlnen in the scheme to steal
tho Now York legislature: For this
value received SHillSmadc, Maynard a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

WTANTED-YOUNG MAN AS
w stenogrdpher aud to assist In general
otllce work. Remington machine used In Otllcc.I
Must have good recommendations, Address
~, Y carn of IntplligcncerI- ,l-- mrH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

For rheumatism, lumbngo, neuralgia,
,cranp and collie there is no remedy su-
,perior TO tho genuine Dr.. Thomas's
'EclGctric Oil. H. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

iNTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
. w salesman In tho crockety and glassware
business, 10 travel In West Virginia mud Ohio.
AEply,wlth telcronco, to J. LEOPOLD & CO..,
baltimore, Md. mr2i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

5 ARRIVED-PROF. LEREE, ME-
"a DUN aud Phrnologist Tells facts faults
md qualities, reveals mysteries, breaks OWL In
iluences, causes hasty aud happy marriages, gives
full names OF tho ono you'll marry, what buSl.
ness TO follow TO make n success, &c. Rooms
trance on Eleventh street. Terms reasonable.
h9laHa -I.a-775 9H.rT sf. y. frHrAgs rsmrlla 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

King sAckrTyto OF Croboe is dead. The
great men Of the ca rthare passing away.
Only a few more OF us ,lett.
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AN act Of the legislature has resulted
in closing the mines in the Kanawha
valley. tits tobo hoped that the min
:crs and the operators may reach a
modus vivendi pending the final settle.
ment Of the question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

NHTANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO
wv has some knowledge OF dressing buhr
stones, Giving experience anu references I'D.
drcss "MfLLER" this onlce. ~ mr2i
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For the twelve months ending jan
nary 81, 1892, our excess, of exports
over imports amounted to
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

iENOR RENT-THE tT1REE-STORY
~ business house, No. 1914 Main street w