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DELAWARE, MARYLAND G VIRGINIA r.
Leave harrington tor Franklin and way statfl,..
lv7o a H. weekdays. Gs5 d mn .Tr..F.,.
Thursdays and Saturdays Kefurrir.. ,r.',.
leaves Franklin 90 q M week-csy- .57r. '.'- %
tuesdays, thursdays and SATURDAYS
Leave harrington for Georgetowu Lp8e. st,,e
a. 9 lUo9 d. IN 90 p IN Returning leave.
Lewes 40 d. IN, $50 p. m
For RehUbOth leave Harrington. t.e.. a ,, i.
turning leave Rehoboth 3.lyp IN
FoF berlln, leaves Harrington lGa~ A rp s,.J
1o3 D. IL weekdays Returning ,tvo, R.-., p,
= " a. m week days 2.59 p. N. TUESDAYS. I.gr,
days and Saturdays.
For ChincOteague Island train leayiu, E...
TlngtOn lO3s a. N. week days. couneciS m Fr.l--
I'm Clty with steamer for ChiucOteague island
returning, steamer leaves > % H. m Cour-e-.r,
WIN tram arriving at Harrington y.0I a u.
weekdays.
QUEEN ANNE ( KENT R. R-Leave To,yr.s,.,
lot Cehtrevllle and way stations g.2j q m and 81
p m weekdays Returning. leaves Cautr-y,rI.
H9O a. III ana $40 p m, week days
DELAWARE IL NCHESAPEAKE K R.-leavp Clayrl,
lor OxioFd and way stations 9 Il a H. and +
p m, week days. Returning leaves Oyfpr1 + b.
a. ID. and BIO p. m week days
CAMBRIDGE 4 SEAFORD K. k.-Leave Seaford for
cambridge and Intermediate stations II eun m
%eek-dayS and on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
saturdays 7.l0 p. u. Returning leave, CaE,
bridge $50 a N and on Tuesdays. TEu-S3s -
and Saturdays 8 90 D. m
CONNECTIoSs-AIPO Porter. with Newark 4 Dolls.
ware city Railroad. At Townsend with Ou4a-
Anne So AentRailroad AtClayton with Delaware
&ChesapeAke y ke Railroad and Baltimore * Delawsr.
Bay Railroad. At Harrington with Delaware
Maryland & Virginia Railroad AtSeafOrd with
cambridge SeatOrd Railroad At Delmar with
new fork, Philadelphia & Norfolk Wicemico 4
FoSomoke and FeRlnsula Railroads.
sDaily except sunday.
CHAs. Z. PUGH, General Manager.
. r. "OoD' General Passenger Agent.
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What do we get from planting po-
tatoes 7" asked speaker at Sunday.
school meeting, in NObleboro, Me, tie
other day, and small boy piped out,
''pOtater bugs"
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

Charles Rodman, Wilmington g.
year-Old, jumped into the Christiana
river after his hat, which had blown
overheard, and died soon after being
rescued,
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

A young man wanted to telephone
to his best girl. but was afraid that she
would smell his breath as he had been
eating onions.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

Talking of education, one of the
hardest things the average scholar has
to learn, is that the latter end of vaca-
ton jumps right against the school
house.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

There are two things attractive to
many church gOers-the close of the
sermon and the clothes of the congrega-
tiOn.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

Tired all the Time-Hood's Sarsapa.
rilla possesses just those elements OF
strength which you so earnestly crave,
it will build you up, give you an appe-
tite, strengthen your stomach and
nerves. Try it, Hoods pills invigor-
aCe the liver.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

Without the help of human love.
divine love could never have been
made known on the earth.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

Jewellers report that gold dollars
are extremely scarce, and many other
persons note scarcity in the silver
and paper varieties. So do we.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

The more sensible man is when he
is sober the bigger fool be appears
when he is drunk.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

back Can you ask more Sy
hpt, there's only one way 10 get thesa men.
vtne guaranteed medicines. To 90 o,s",.S ~
ega,lnstt , fraud and imposition, they're sol sold
0l'iy Os through druggists regularly a1thorizad
lished prices; ~ '"'7e iong-estab-
!, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovar,, ,,..
the liver, blood and lungsl. Stor nn
Dr. fierce's Favorite Presentation ViiyV. ~.
woman's weaknesses and ailmenfsi '-OA for no
std,r. Ut, fierces Pleasant Pellets (fSr the liver
Beware of fraudulent imitatov,. -. - cents ems
HOns offered at lower prices than tbs s abo1a SIa'
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Pearl knife handles should DO rubbed
with rag dipped in fine table salt.
and then polished with leather.
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when there's will there's a way"
but when theresa wOn'tthe way is apt
to be hedged up somewhat.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

A Texas newspaper tells of couple
who were "nuptiated." The potsibil.
tiles of the English language have not
been half exhausted.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

Central American coffee has of late
years acquired high reputation in the
worlds markets.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

A New Yorker is reported to have
killed himself on Thursday to escape
the annoyance of flies.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

During September and October the
Peoples party will maintain 100 ora.
tors in Kansas.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

Accused of desertiOn by his wife.
Della, William Green was last week
sent to New Castle jail.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

An iIl-tempered woman is the dev,,,.
doOrnail.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

There are people whose appetite is
mover at its best until they dine at the
expense of some friend.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31
ManyPersoDs -.

down from oyerwork or household cares
Browns Iron Bitters Rebu,lds ,h.
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bils
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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Daily Daily except Sunday
"A stops 10 leave passengers from, tyti,,.i,..
aana ana poiHIS north or take passengers for p5.u.-
stops on signal, or on notice To- cau..ac.
stops 10 leave Passengers from Wilm.ug..,
z stops TO leave passenger, from points sai..l.
VI BclHaF' or take passengers for Wilmtnr'..
and points north and Dover
stops 70 let OF passengers from points south
NeW CdSue accommodation TrliHs-Leave 81.
a N. . ~ ~, and 6l5 D. N. week DAYS I,..,.
New Castle $50 a m, and lOl4 D. m daily sut
l.2O and ~ p. N. weekdays
RS-EXpreSs trains leaving Harrington p -.
NJ, ana arriving at G.3l p. IN. weekdays rt,..
through solid to and from Baltimore. ia p,r
ter's and Newark " '
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You can SdUe naonev
with DR.. Pierce's medR
cines, II you get the
genuine. Suppose
they're not tho lowest
In price =. what does
that matterl The
point that'A important
is this: - they're the
cheapest medicines you
can buy at any price,
for, with them, ron
pay only for the good
you oct. IL they ever
fail to benefit or cure.
you have your money
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

The fall of rain in the mountains of
Southern California, has greatly in
creased since the formation of Salton
Lake.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

A case is reported of somnambulist
VINO walked fifteen miles In his sleen
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31
WEST BOUND.
and Washington, :.
- %, ; %. - 40, 81 .

Baltimore and Washington, a 81. ". IS 4.
a m SD TO- - %, %. - 40, 81 "a - 50 - p D.
N daily.
Baltimore and way stations, Z O2 a. m. and $ 05
p. m. daily.
Newark, Del, - "a, : o.. ss47. a. m .l21O So5
e 90, 81 2l, So, y 50, ~ p and II 10 D. m.
daily.
Landenberg Accommodation week davs. o.
II OO a. m; O5 and 81 p. IN. SUNDAYS. $50 &
m. o. and 4 40 pm.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For Philadelphia week days. SIS. 30 73S
70 y IS, ii 50, a. III: u a. 50, 945 u m sun.
days, 80 a. m; Il ~. S S., 5 55, 9 As D. M.
For Baltimore, week days, ) s. 9 70. : 70 I'll s5
a. m %, ~5 % p. m. Sunday, so a. m. , IS
and % So p. N.
Chicago and Pittsburg, 20 a IN. daily. except
Sunday; 50 p. M, daily
Cincinnati and St. Louis, IL IS, a. m daily ex-
cept sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Week days 81 10, 6 90. 80, ISIS. $40 5000
III 81 a m y % noon 81 - = co. CO. - rs. s420
and II 80 p. m. '''
sundays, Is 90, IS Is 80 as 80. 1000. al s.
=, m; y OO. noon. 90. 90. 1 O5. 30. 81. 80
-, TO- IS. 10 10 and II 80 D. m
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
0'ieI n me nSi,, Z; U. SCCLL, Geul Pass. Agent.
. l. ODELL, General Manager
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LADIES

LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want build.
ing up, should take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERs.
It Is pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria. Indi,
gestion, Biliousness and Liver Complaints
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Baltimore & Ohio r. R,
Schedule in effect Nov. Is. 1881.

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT
WILMINGTON, EAST BOUND.
EXRESS TRAINS.
New York, weekdays - Os. as 4, y 40. *l0s
a NJ ~ "A; - 45, Ss, = 80. p. m.
New York. Sundays 3 Us, $ 90 40 S6 a n
y "a , 80, - IS, - 80 D. m
Boston, = IS p. N daily. with Pullman buffet
sleeping cars. running through To Boston. with.
out change, via POughEeepsie bridge. landing
passengers in B. Il N. station, Boston
Philadelphia, week days. $3 0S. 6 CO. 645. - 40
%, IS -. - Al 900. - So 10 Sc 40 Sc sIl 81 M
5 p, CO, 81 OO p. m.
Philadelphia, Sundays. sS Os, G45. 80. = S5
lO so &C. IL 80 =. N: AZ q, CO. - 80 O5 ID
oOo, - IS, A., - 80, p. 90 al 90 D. IN
Atlantic City, week days - 40 a. m. sl9oi
= % p. m. SUNDAYS. .6 45 IS So a m = tl ~ nm
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Philadelphia, Wilmington I Baltimore Eal,v.i
DELAWARE DIVISION.
Exp. Pass. Exp. Pass Mail. Mail

On and after June 90 1892, trains will leave 81,
follows: "N
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$4,000 Reward

for recipe that will enable us to make
WOLFF's ACME BLACKING at such price
that a retailer can proftably sell it at 10c. a
bottle This offer is open until Jan. 1st, 1898.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-31

CHAS. Z. PCGH, General Manager
}. K. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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WHAT 1T REALLY is.
Tho Most Dangerous o. noIrrn rilorl,rN Cloarly
acknowledgements anil What Caatc, II.

". d
Tdere hai been q great mi.taac a to- what
pneumonia really Is. rcop'e Aah oeGh somu
physicians, basc called Il u dms1vui uiscme.
Pneumonia Is ulwa san after effect II tho sys'
ten Is run down, wa iscacl, lebllRt.l, II the
lie "a. low b, tld lung, MAJ Ill up and tho
toeon do sadleily, aid / Is called pneumcnll.
No man or woma; ever died q lncrmopli
Wien tho brdYw strong, VI jorouI cii healthy,
II comes upon one when Weakened BIZ grip, by
ntovorl cold OF overwork Rnd generally weak
encd condition. Such being tho cas,, how eau
ihIs dreadful trouble known Rs pnCumonIa DO
prevented or varied or Mani'ejlly, by strength.
tning md terrifying tho body by having the
health aud strength 20 s.2ur, that pneumonia
will mot attack, OF II 1t should,. eau oslly be
wGrdc OF. This eau DO done by Glrciul living,
liant To gently assist naiura u StIniulnnt 10 70.
CURED, something that nld, 10 tho lilo nild
vIgoE Nothing for this pnrpOso Can CQra! pure
whlske,, mud II honu DO horne IN mind that
the only pure aud medicinal whiskry which
has received he unqualified indnr,emHpt Of
physicians ind scientists Il Duiiy'srPnte Malt.
IT'S no otdinnry whisky. but pOso'sos. proper
lis known TO no other GrtlclU. u will uiioct-
,inlly ward oil pneumonia aud hy saved the
livcj OF th0llSNnlI OF piGple.' II SHOULD be 10.
me,nbered, however that II Is tho only whsk0y,
which can accomplish this mud GYy druggist or
groeer who sceks to clnvinCb YOU ~ tho con
trary IS decelyIng lnslst upon having DuIrS's
Pure NnlL I III
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Polling, Cyrus shafcr, Elbert r. shiun.
William Y. Davis, John u. Sigmond,
William |! Murphy. Original widows,
t:c.--Elizabetli boss (mo,her).
cl,ar,crGrnutcd.

so'tta' Dt'paich pa. 1a'citqn&n
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 21.-Thc
Secretary Of State, YIN. A. ohlcy, TO.
day issued charter to '''rllc Mason and
Pomcroy Brick Company for tho pur.
pose OF manufacturing bricks, eewer
pipe, tilc aud other like products. Tho
principal Office will be at Mason, Mason
county. The capital subscribed Ia
$500, oil which amount $50 has been
IN. Tho privilege Ia grAntod to increase
to twenty thousand dollars. Shares are
500 each aud aro hold by George Bauer,
sr.., George Bauer, frS and John Bauer,
oil Pomeroy, Ohio, aud II. d. Barley,
and 4. l.. Winkelblack, Of Mason, West
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MAnTIN'S FERRY.


NN>"e"'s ""u AhcuehtS III thtt iHFipih.
City-pcrsonnl and Industrial.
Commencing to-day, mails will arrive
from Wheeling at G:l5 u. NJ, 7:30 u. NJ,
1850 q. M, l:l5 p. H., anu $3.50 p. M,
and depart at $3.50 Il. M, 1880 il. m,
4:i5 p. nj. and 1880 p. IN. They will be
carried on tho electrical railway, in
charge OF a good man. Mr.. Jack Cowl,
OF the Wheeling postollico, was over
Yesterday and made arrangements.
:! his service ought to DO entirely salts.
factory TO the people OF Martins Ferry
and. Wheeling Mr.. CoYl has given
Bcllairc the best service she over had.
Mr.. Thomas W. Jones, one OF the
sroccrs OF Etnavillc, will move to
Monndsville' next month, where he
vii! engage III the same business. Mr..
Jones is ono OF the pioneers OF .Etna-
vile, having located there in 1874 ut
which time there were only eight boiling
furnaces in the .Etna mill. lIewas for
morly in the Office at the Riverside Iron
Works, Wheeling.
Mr.. W. W. Powell. OF Princeton, ILL
nois, who has been at the bedside Of
his sister hero for the past two months
will return to-day, via several OF the
larger cities, arriving home about April
5. lie has made many friends here, and
has ordered the 1STELLlGENCER so rs 10
keep posted on the election here. lie
is an enthusiastic Republican.
The Odd Fellows and Red Men will
erect three-story brick building OH
their lots, corner OF Fourth and IIick.
DRY streets. There will be four store
rooms on the first floor and two halls
on the third. On the second will be a
large hall or Offices. Tho building will
cost from $4,000 to $4,000.
Tho willing Workers" will give an
entertainment in the U. p. church on
Friday evening at 1880. Admission will
be free, but Il collection will DO taken
up for mission purposes. All are in
vitcd.
II. W. Smith, Esq, celebrated his
seventy-tirst birthday yesterday, by en-.
tertaining the "Old Mems Club" at his
home, in most pleasant manner. Z
Ed. Keller, jr, while working in the
cutting shop at the Buckeye glass
works Yesterday, had his eye cut with n
piece OF glass.
Mr.. William Rembach has enlarged
his residence in Clark's addition. Mrs.
AIullaney's house near by will soon DO
completed.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack
asc at J. Williams grocery, on Wash.
ington street. COWS
James G. Thcalier and Kcnworthy
Ioge, OF Mt. Pleasant, were in the ci.y
yesterday.
MIR. Edward Keller, OF Philadelphia,
will probably locate in Martins Ferry.
Everything in the grocery line Mt Ross
AIitchells, ]. S. Harrison's old stand. @
Mr.. August Koohrsen has moved into
his now building on Fourth street.
Mr.. w. c. Bergundthal, OF Bellaire,
was in Martins Ferry yesterday.
Ross Mitchell, the grocer, solicits q
share ofyour patronage.
il. G. Pratt was in Now Cumberland
yesterday on business.
The Baptist church will build a new
house OF worship.
Ross Mitchell is selling groceries at
low prices.
Sir. Dau Cline's daughter is improv-
ing.
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Nv 's' N''patch 10 thc Intt'li7cnc.r.
vi "AsillSG7oS, D. c., March 2s.-wcst
" "T S!, pensions: original-Francis
,Ioh M1ns' George W. Rutherford, Wilson
winston, Elery ]. Tough, Daniel II.
Th" "S, AIGS Chambers. William I. Hall,
En C"ias II; Melee, Charles w. Burt,
O'n liadia. Additional-Alircd j.
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MOUSDSyIIiLE.
A miscellaneous Mclanso OF Minor 9Int-
ters from NIrrsl,nli,s NIotrono,,u

A miscellaneous Mclanso OF Minor 1rnt-
tiers from 2Inrslinl's MotropolIs.
Price & Blake, the saddlers, arc NOV
ing into their new quarters. G.. G.
Quinn, the hardware merchant, is NOV
ing into his new building. Il. r. King,
the shoe merchant, will move to his
new quarters the last Of the week.
The farm OF William p. Hornbrool,
deceased, was sold at public salo yester-
day by G. G. Mathews, executor, to
Lewis Allen for about $500. 1t is 4
fine farm and lies in Franklin district.
The family Of w. i. Edwards is Ger.
tainly having its share OF sickness.
Four members OF tho family have the
typhoid lever. All are doing us well as
could be expected.
AIoundsvile now has five milk was-
ons, three bakeries and seven saloons.
Nobody would suspect her people OF
eating dry bread.
Gallahor 4 Adds have engaged in tho
dairy business. Isaac Rogers has start
cd dairy east OF town.
Great interest is felt here in the COM
ing engagement OF air. Frank Hcnnig at
Wheeling.
Tho Fitzpatrick family, bell ringers,
will appear ut the Opera House Monday
evening.
Thomas W. Jones, .of Etnavillc, will
open grocery in W: II. Dorscy's new
building. =;
The. foundation for Mrs. Harry
Beams new residence is about COM
pleted.
Ed. Lohr purchased the building
formerly occupied by Prices saddler
shop,
Mrs. D. +. Williams is quite III, but
she has not thetyphoid fever, as report
cd.
C.S. Brown gave q party, at his.
home on Fifth street Wednesday night.
Thos. Somerville has his new bakery
building about completed.
Major Ed Watson, OF Fairnont, was
here Yesterday.
a. J. Mathews, Of Liberty, wa, here
yesterday.
Henry scnorSllAis, foreman Henry
krug Packing Co., St. Joseph, Mo-. uses
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Tho Whisky rrnat Case,.

BostoS, March 23.--Sciticr tho
whisky trust nor the Maverick bank
cases are likely to DO tried for several
weeks, for Judge Nelson in tho United
States district court, to-day excused tho
Jurors until April Ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-24
7HE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
sooood Days Session Of tie State
Convention. \
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT

,ro,Ics DlscusSc n...iiowto Tcac!i Sun.
I,Y school...over llundrcd Dole.
,otes Report and Many DO Not Re.
,ort...rhc Institute Worlt...Thc OH
COR, Elected and Resolutions Adopt.
cI...lIcn. b. y. Martin NEGLECTED
President. roi
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a Saloon Murder.

CorLEE CRY. WASH, March o3.-John
Corley, d gambler, was elected last
night from restaurant. lie was intox.
icated aud began firing at tho propric.
tor and walters. Charles Pascoc was
killed and Pat Egan seriously wounded,
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ZEAL ssrtArE,,
FrO r S IA. II, ID


a splendid farn,nIno mills cast oithe city,
chop, #fiiI
llDas. sls ROOMS, :7li chnplno street, S3,ipa
llonsu, three rooms. First WRrl, $50.
HOUSE toarroons, Jacob street. Cuntrc Wheel.
Ing Sl,aO
Island -
Cheap, aH I|G| 80 RI.
81! s,S:,Toonscd house on Woods Street, ctntro
Lots 9hsonlh chnrllnC, Fol and Jacob strcou
from stjJtO SOD each. ~,
lleISc Of slx ROOM, 911j Woods street; COOL
condltl0n,s2,On ll'
iu>lncSN house oil Market street.
., business house on corner Twenty.Sixlh and
Chaptle STREETS.
Ohehalt lot on Twcnty.nlnth street, sl)l,
LlhlrtysiN aero, adjoining Elm Groyu, rhoAn
Gl!iitng GIto for dwelling OIL, Twcnty-elghta
AlargC lot at Nc,tOchcn, 10, by a5 feet vcry
cheap.
House Of eight rooms. bricR, Jacob strso,, b,.
tween Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets !!
sorcu lois, 5lxl0) foot In Elan, Whyto au
Gnl|nghcrs addition. prlNs SOD TO 500 each
Ono Of tho host maCutictusIn, sta, In tho
city, itontlngo on two .rlllrolit }T n
Choice loti IN Glendale n
Lots III Filth ward ID Film g Whytei
addition.
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RLNEHART & TtTUM,
TOR. RENIT1.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
!iMontll.
POSSESSION April. ls!.
New five roomcd house, South Elm street. lG %
no. III Warren s 81
No. 1901 1905 and 1865 ChnplInc street, now
occupied us saloon, livery and sales
No. eGo7 Chapllnc street, storcroom aud
uhtllluh. - VI
No li5 Fourteenth strcct"...........,........ u %
Seventy acre iarm for market gardening, two
miles north OF the city, 500 per annum
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FOR R.ElNT.
Hall 4Oxi0l feet, second lloor, Market street
LOANS.
$1,000, $500, 1000 and SOD, to loan on city
real estate. fIIa =
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NESSlTT & DEVlNE,
1899 Market Street. mr5
FOR .SAIuE.


Elshtroomcd brick dwelling. 40 Eleventh
street. 80
Ilyon want pleasant home on tho Island,
can sell you n new scvcn.roomed house. with
bath room laundry and all modern con.
ventencos. or al c!Ght.roomod brIok house, on
Market street, near tho business centre Of tho
New sIx.roomcd house on North Eric stroot,
high and dry, for sl.7jO
Tho slx'roomGd franc house, with most do.
slrablo corner lot, northeast corner OF Eof aud
TWenty-Aith streets Sl,Ti0.
Eight-roomca brick house on woSt sldo OF
Market street between Eighth and Ninth streets,
q good property. $1,000.
Mye.tooincd brick house, Sc South Huron.
sl,jOO. l,t ftIf =.
Threeroomcd brick house, csl2 chapliue
street, $3.50.
BUILDING lots.
On Fourteenth. Fifteenth and McColloch
Streets East Wheeling. ~ JI.5
On South Front street.
On North York street, river lot
Corner North York aud Cromwell streets; nice
location. .-' 80 - -
Lots In Gilchrist addition from CTS to $50, and
these arc good lots. on high ground.
On Wabash street. in old Falr Grounda
On South Penn street "s
Choice lots on North Huron stlcct,
Farm: 50 acrcs, good dwelling house. stables,
orchard. close 10 school house, church and rall.
road depot Price 1900, good value.l
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Do NOT throw up the sponge" Try
tho old standard remedy, Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price % cts.;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-24

Henry scnorS1&is, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co., ST. Joseph, Mo-, uses
Dr. Thomas's Electric Oil with his men
for sprains, cuts, bruises, chapped
hands, etc. II il tho best. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-24

FFHE WEEKLY lNTELLIGENC GER
-. Is Il bright sparkling instructive family
tprrnqL i Is original Ia every department,
clean IN every liIc and suited Us Il. Is .nlonLc1
10 inlctuti ailu Improve every member OF tai
Mmily, wleIhe. III cIIr Or county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-24

Miss Laura Mccullough left yesterday
afternoon for Brighton, n. j., where she
will take course in music.
Movers Flezberg, Il Young merchant
OF this city, will be married at Akron
to-day.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-26
HARRISONS STAND.
His Views on the PreSi-
dental Nomination.
ALLISON AS A CANDIDATE.
Decision ON the 0leomargarine Law :
Other Washington Matters.

WASHINGTON. April 26.-The president
IN convcisiig Yesterday with A confden
,ial IA, nd " ho IS a frequent visitor to the
White HDil -. made some reference 10 the
politicn. eituatinn with reference TO his
own political interests aud the agitation
OF tie movement 20 concentrate upon
somr a., her candidate than himself Ii was
apparent In the presidents conversation
that Le was not in the least disturbed by
the nlrgues OF disappointed politicians.
nor docs the president appear TO be con
cerneG about the delegations which have
been chosen in many OF the states without
instructions We intimated very point
ediy hat he thought that such course
was Just as well under the circumstances
H. drcs not wish 10 be nominated at the
Minneapolis convention unless the Repub-
lican patty Is thoroughly convinced that
his nomination would be for the best in
leresls Of the party, and give the greatest
promise oi success. II, however, when the
convention assemblies. the leaders are OF
The opiaiUu that some other name would
give creator strength and unite the party,
the pr, si1cut's friends will not insist upon
the !, minntion with his approval What
be particularly desires is that the party
sboud adopt the wisest course and con-
SUIT tne prospects OF victory rathef thah
the candidates
In other words the president impressed
upon bis friend that his great desire
would be in 1888 10 ride from the execu-
tive mansion to the Capitol with a Re-
publican president II that could be ac.
compiished it was all that he desired.
Therefore, IL fortunate enough to again be
the leader 10 secure this il will be all that
the mar. 4 cIu!i cNgect IL ia evident from
whit Is rau-piring in the inner circle of
politics that some interesting develop.
menis are iikely 10 occur before many
los.