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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-29
ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Joe Stanton was down from allie.
gheny City yesterday.
+. A. Prichard, OF Warrington, was Mt
the Mcclure yesterday,
j. L, Bonnell, of Washington, Pa,
was at the Stsmm yesterday.
@. N. Brady, of Washington, Pa, was
in town few hours yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. win sChwertieger are
in Chicago, taking in the worlds fair
Prot. j. A. Meyers, Of the State Uni,
yersity, Morgantown, was here yesIer-
day,
Mrs, Uliert, wife OF Rev. William
ultert, ia visiting her mother at Piqua,
Ohio.
Mrs. Dr.. L. N, Refer will leave this
morning on an extended visit to friends
in Philadelphia,
Fred King and l. Z. Hairlip, OF
Grafton, registered Mt the Mcclure yes
terdaY Afternoon.
Mr.. Carl Lohse, OF Chicago, is the
guest OF his father, Mr. Julius Lohse,
on the South Side.
Mr.. G. II. Medict got home satur-
day from the butchers national con-
vention at Evansxille,
Mrs. Geo. W. Wheat jr., aud daugh
ter. Kate left Saturday, on tho Iron
Queen for Cincinnati.
Misses Ella, Rena and Jessie House
and Mrs. G. o. Smith, Of the leland,
leave to-day for Chicago.
Miss Christina Zarnitz has gone to
New York, whence she will sail Tor Eu'
rope for q tour of six months or 90.
Yesterday o. schnepf, the well-known
druggist. and his wife and two sons left
for Chicago to take in the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Frank Hennig and the members
OF his dramatic company are In the
city while they are playing engage
menta in this vicinity.
O. N. Mathemy, OF ST. Mary's, Charles
Burkham, Of Cameron, and William I,
Rothlisberger, OF New Martinsvi!le,
were at tho Behler yesterday.
Guy Scott left Saturday for Chicago,
where he will join his mother, Mrs. N,
b. Scott, who has been attending the
worlds fair during the past week.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage ofwater aud Movements of Boats,
Tho River Interests.

Stage OfWater aud Movements OF Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The Annie Laurie passed down yes
to-day morning ut o'clock for Zanes-
vile with good trip.
The big Joe Williamsand her million
bushel coal tow passed Vicksburg, Miss,
yesterday morning She will reach
New Orleans tomorrow.
The speedy Scotia will be here from
Cincinnati at s u. IN. to-day, and leave
for Pittsburgh and way points soon
alter She has good trip from below,
and will add some here.
The Iron Queen has on her present
trip three Pittsburgh bank presidents,
Robert Arthurs, OF the Fifth National,
Robert Wilson, OF the Citizens, and
Leet Wilson, OF the Fort Pitt
Tho Ben Hur will leave for Parkers-
burg this evening. Her sister boat, tho
Courier. will be here this evening from
Marietta where sho has been undergo
ing repairs, and will resume Tuesday,
leaving here for Parkersburgh at 1880
q. m.
There were four departures for Pitts
burgh yesterday, including tho II. K.
Bedford at 4 a. IN, Lizzie Bay from the
Kanawha, a. M; Ben Hur from Par.
kersburg at z q. m; Keystone State ut
II a. m. with big trip including u
number OF excursionists from below.
The stage OF water at tho wharf last
evening was 0 feet 0 inches and still
falling. No more coal will come out
from Pittsburgh until a rise arrives,
which is expected at any time. There
is still pretty good water for the pack
cts, but three or four more feet OF fall
will send some OF the larger boats to the
bank.
A communication has been received
from Lieutenant Commander I. W.
Crocker, light house inspector Four
teenth district, giving notice to masters
and pilots Of changes in lights between
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. The light
at Smiths Landing has been moved up
about twenty-five yards, The light at
the head Of Brothers wasmoved down
about ono hundred yards to the head Of
willows.
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On Saturday the Republican commit
tee OF Belmont county chose the follow
ing delegates TO to the state convention:
Delegates-Hon. Lorenzo Danford, r.
7. Petty, Col. O. L. Poorman, A. S. lay
Tor, VIM. Koehnlein, John Stewart Sem
ator ]. w. Nichols, Geo. Colpitts, s. =.
MCGOWAN, Frank Archer, NJ. NJ. Scott,
DR.. s. 6. Cope, Chas. kaufman.
Alternates-L. q. Sedgwick, Hon. j.
Q. Heinlein, r F. Allonder, ]. w. Hol.
lingsworth, l. w. Fisher, Theodore
Keller, 3. II. Caldwell, Z. O. Morris,
John Beckett, John Davis, J. K. Shop
well, Alex. Lash, Geo. L. sedgwick.
The county convention will meet at
st. Clairsville, September 8.
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YlsltIng MInl.lers prench.

There were an unusually largo num-
Der of Wheeling pulpita filled by
strangers yesterday. At tho U. T.
church Rev, ]. Harper Little, Of Xenia,
Ohio, who is to be Rev. Dr.. McClure's
assistant for the next three months,
preached his first sermon, and made a
favorable impression. At the First
Presbyterian church Rev. S. G. Board
man preached in the morning and even
ing. Rev. A. l. Chapman, OF Bethany,
preached at tho Disciples church, and
Rev. DR.. Sabin, Of Toxas, at the Zane
street church in the evening.
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The mail route across tho country,
between Wheeling and Cameron, in
Guiding Knoxville, Volts Run, Beeler's
Station, Pleasant Valley, Limestone and
Sherwood postoilices, has been badly
neglected during the past week, and
only two mails were received during
the week. A daily mail Is supposed to
20 between those offices, but the con-
tract price is 30 low that no one seems
anxious TO takeit. Tho patrons Of these
Offices are justly kicking about the ser.
vice, or want OF service.
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HOTEL Portland is just across the
street from tho Worlds Fair. Fire
works at night Gun DO seen from your
hotel window. It's u modern stone and
brick building, electric lights, elevator,
baths, etc S35 pays round trip rail-
road ticket, admits you TO Worlds
Fair, includes carriage and baggage
hire from depot to hotel, or any day
you are down town, and keeps you
seven days at this grand hotel. We
also own the Boston, one square, the
Everett, two squares, and Costello, all
modern. You have your choice.
Il. o. SMITH,
Sole agent for this section.
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Mr.. Edward Nelly Of Parkersburg,
captain Of the Blonnorhassett Wheel.
mon, was in tho city yesterday He
was here to see Chief Consul Jason
Stamp, Of tho West Virginia division
OF tho League Of American Wheelmen,
relative to the bid Of Parkorsburg for
the meet Of tho whoelmen OF the state.
After conference It was decided that
this year's meet DO held in Wheeling.
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washington-Jefferson College com.
moncement exercises will BIO held in
the gymnasium this year. On Sunday,
June Is, will be the baccalaureate SER
mon; Monday, 10th, class day; Tuesday,
Goth, annual picnic, society and class
reunions, and an address by Hon. O. W.
r. Breckenridge, OF Kentucky; Wednes-
day, 2lst, commencement, dedication OF
gymnasium, alumni dinner aud senior
hop To Robert Scott Calder, Of ClaYs-
vile, was given first honor, and to
Frederick Gottlob Knauer, Of Hickory,
second.
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The IntelIgenCsr'S 4 Gent a Word Coupon

YOU have house rent something to sell or trade want
INV ANYTHING want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place, or have found ostany
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
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ton to THE NTELLIGENCER, No. 81 Fourteenth street. Nom
ing less than 10 cents.
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ma cln,or D,s.n,o,,.

At Pullman Saturday afternoon John
Corbot, Of Chicago, and Ed Clator, for.
inorly Of Wheeling, rowed q match race
at onO.hali milo and q turn for stake
Of $500 side. Corbet won oasily by o
good length. Time. GAO.
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FOB s ALE.

Tho best business property In Ktnaville,
eight rooms store room and good stable on
easy terms Good rOasons for selling.
House and full lot, Wood street, near Forty
third street. Sl2OO.
ghCr's addition, 500 each.
House OF i've rooms aud stable, 2Oi Eighteenth
street. 1850
Twelfth street, 1926; half cash
House, rooms, EoH street, Centrc Wheeling,
House, rooms aud stable, Eighteenth street.
Three lots in Park View cheap
Onohalt lot McColloCh street Centre Wheel
Fine suburban property two miles from tho
city, five minutes walk from motor linz new,
with all modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on Caldwelrs run $50 each.
Fine Farm OF 1iJ acrOS on National road, nlpo
miles east OF city on easy forms
Farm OF 10 acres. fonr miles north OF city WIN
make good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, With mod
ern improvements
House. Sroouls. Sixteenth street 5000.
House, rooms. Twenty.thlrd street, Sl,211.
House, rooms North Market street. $3.50.
Business property on Market street ut moder
lte price.
Wheeling on cosy terms, $500.
Lots at east ond OF Twenty.thltd stre,t on
easy terms
One.haltl lot on Chapllr9 atreot, sixth WarL
5000
city, fronting on two rallroaiL
NESBITT & DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. mytO
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ZEAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.


Corner lot ThlTty.fith and ChaplRo strosu
house Two rooms aud kitchen Cheap
flour mill with roller pEoCesi twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steam power Saw
and planer also attached; doing good business
In the country This Is bargain. Coal within
200 feet. Has thlrty-seyen acres OF land. viii
sell all together or mill separate.
No, s7g1 EoG street, frame house, ak E0eas
largo cellar, alloy corner Easy terms
No. S7I0 Eoh street. Brlck house six roOlai
and hill good location Cheap. Ea'v terms
Three houses on Wood street, high ground,
No. 35iS. $50 aud S52! Ssjl each
Two houses on TwGntynInth, four rooms
each. loo each
Agood farm OF 7lst acres, ono aud half inlet
from the city. A good orchard, six acres In
grapes has allvoroomel house, stables. etp and
tho bOst OF water VIII soil on easy toFns OF
trade for city property,
the Eighth ward. on very easy terms tora short
time
Brick house, four rooms aud hall Fogty.lnt
and Wood streets, ipL lot
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Tho best vnluo for tho money in tho
shape Of q good building lot ia tho city
Of Wheeling. Prices 500 to $780, Long
time Or for cash, oil same price.
q. o. SMITH, Solo Agent,
1890 Market alfoOt.
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FosroRIA, o.. May 2S.--N. Portz & Co.,
N. PortE and o. Foster, the predecessors
Of tho Fostorin Brass aud Iron Works
Company, assigned to j. D. Mcdonnell
at 10 o'clock last night. Liabilities,
s30,OOOi assets. considerably loss.
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FOR SALE.


4 fne lot in Wbodtdnip.
A lot iOxllO leut IN Mounigvllc az ,an
.hAtcs stock IN Moundsylo Mining aud MAUI
featuring Company for 500,
No. ODi DCl aud D)J MAln street
No. 1907 Alloy H. itnmO slGW lam,
No. ", o., o. aud % Seventeenth street ~ Jaw
lois No. rs aud 70 iu SilllOrs addition 70
McMcChCn. Cheap. .,nt,l
T6s malt house property, corner Twcniy''A''d
aud Water strec6 .,
A brick residence Oh Fifteenth street. w."
No. NJ Vermont street. frame.
No Bl North Huron street, frame,
No. 2207 ChapllnU street. brick ,,,
No, 20ll Market street frame bnllllni '''
rooms. e2OO1 p.....
A very desirable county residence IN Po'r
ant Valley, on the National road
No 10 North Front Street lot ODtlO loot
No gtO7 lioiT street. hrl0k, i've rooms
No. go Main street. btck. niue fnonl. alta,
No ~ Fourteenth street, brlct lot DNls'I'''
No los 2nnO BitCel, bfl0k dwelling
Fine building lois IN Pleasant Valley .,,,.,
sloTutogm aud dwelling corner LlNn"''''
aud Woods street
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Potter Trlbu, q driver Tor Frank Grow,
tho night soil man, last night had two
wagons hilched to Que team, both being
heavily loaded. officer scally arrested
him for cruelty 70 animals.
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Foa colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
aud sore throat use DR. Thomas EclCc.
trio Oil, and got tho genuine.
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DoN'r almost kill yourself by violent
purgativea. lake Simmons Liver Reg.
ulator, d mild laxative.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. mylO
LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Samuel Smith
,$ ChancerS

By virtue OF an order rendered In the above
entitled cause on tho 9Th day OF May, 1893, by
The Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Viz.
gInIa. II Is referred to tho Undersigned CONF
missioner 10 ascertain and report
i. The renl estate owned by the defendant, Ed.
ward Lyle
ON said real estate.
O. Any other matter deemed pertinent
Notice * hereby given thNt the undersigned
has fixed upon FRIDAY. June g. 1898. ut . a. M.
as the timO and his Office, No. l6l7 ChaplinO
street, Wheeling, W. Va. Us tho place at which
lie will proceed to ascertain the several matters
In said order required.
1898. GEO. T. BOYD. Commissioner
". NJ. DUNLAP, Attorney for Plaintiff
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G. o. SMITH,
1920 Market street
FOR SAIE.

F'oR SALE.
Cottage No % Zano street, lot aOxl2O rrIcl,
81 $50 Very cheap
Brick house aud store room, natural gas, lOl
i7xlOj. Ktnnvllle, Ohio,
House and lot 49xi9e, SIX rooms, bath Eoou
and laundry, natural gas, Klrkw00d, ONO
Lot l5xll0, Zane attcct,
Lot 30Xll2 North Huron street.
-Four lots on North Huron street
ono lot on North Wabash street
One lot on North Indiana street
Ono lot on South Front street
Two lots on North York street
ono lot, North York street, SlXlS), river Wow
FourrO0mCd cottage. Martins Ferry.
Ono brick house No. 5g7 North Mali street
Quo house aud lot, 6lXi01, North Front hlNo-
Ono hbuso ind lot. T8xtB9. North Ffoht ssEs1-
FiyerOOmed house on ErIO street
Ono lot, 40xl01, Mpundsvlle
FOur.roonlud house on Virginia street
EghtrOomed house on Virginia street .,.,,,
SOyon'rOOIncd house OH s, York street, DJNl1
ono lot In RoblnsOn's addition, e BrOadwAH
Onohali lot oil South Wabash street ,,,.,-..,
Six lots, South York street. (Wateri ndllunlk
One house and lot s, broadway Isl LaAe'
chapel.
OhOhotel aud several farms sutton, W va
cheap wiz GHSnGE 6HfY 6NE PER GgSG
MONEY TO LOAN. From 500 10 si,VN On
FIRST mortgage rOal estate
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Eslalo Agents aud COLLECTORS NoiarIcs Pa0'
lie, W ZauO street, Island. N'"
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WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING SALES.
w MEN or have fine side line, BOUQUET
CIGAR COMPANY, LynchbuGg Va, N.Y.!
NV ANTED-rO LOAN MONEY AT
w two per cent, first mortgage real estate H
security, farm or city property, Call on or al
dress J, L. MARBLE Elm Grove. w. Va. Myl3
GALESMEN-WE MAKE A LlBER'
- AL offer to travelling and local statesmen , in
every State who call on retail gTocers, GLUTEN
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR Co., 1876 Lake street
Chicago, iii. ssi$s
A GENTS.-SALARY AND COMMITS
"A SION, Rest FraternRl Order, Assett Sll0On
both Life and Endowment Glasses diltelse9
IN every respect Some District Agents wanted
A nro chance. Address KING & Co., Union
sounre. New York, oC3M
WJANTED-EVERY INSURANCE
w Agent aud business Man 70 write for our
iortuneInaker plans Lie Endowment, DC.
Regular bonunzas Best on earth aud largest
pGy. Mention paper and state experience. TUE
AGENCY CO., No. 8 Union Square New York;
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NOTICE TO LiENnoLDERs.

To all persons holding llcnS by Judgment or
otherwise on tho real estate or any part thereof
OF Edward Lyle:
In pursuance OF n decree Of tho Circuit Court
OF Ohio County, tnHde In cause therein pond.
tug 10 subject the real estate Of tho said Edward
are hereby required 10 present all Claims hold
BY YOU. aud GaCh OF you, against the said I'd.
ward Lyle, which Rro liens on his rOal estate or
any part thereof, for adjudication 70 mo at my
Office No. 1911 Chapline. Strooi Wheeling. Ohio
1924
Given undor nv hand this sth day Of Nay 1893
myOTu GEO. " lloyd, Commissioner
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FOR RENT
FOB SALE.


Corner lot north OF street cur barn, Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
lot No. Is Water street. south Of Forty.ClEhth
Lots Nos and7 Eofr street south of Forty.
eighth street.
lot No Is, south OF FOrty.olghth street and
cast OF jacob street.
O5 aero farm. 10 miles from city aud ~ miles
from Wheeling creek,
100 aero farm, Long Bottom. Molgs county,
Ohio; will exchange ios city properly,
u acres OF land near Elm Grove.
No GSThirty-ilrat street
No ne Main street.
No. 1895 Chapllne street
No, 1923 Eoifstre0t.
No. 1925 McC0llooh strpok
No. 1911 McCollocb street.
No. 22i Twcntyninth street.
No. 2GG3 Main street.
Lots on North Front street
Lots on South Front street
Lots GU South Penn street
Lots an South Huron street
BELVEDERE LOTS.
Many other desirable residences aud farms iOs
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,

Pension Attorney Notary aud Real Esuto
Agent Houses rented aud rents collected
Office No. 3jl7J0Gob street
European steamship aud draft agent Passage
tickets to aud from all parts OF Europe Also
drafts to any point In Europe my2l
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iO.I DlCnchCd Muslin 1 DC, worth ebC, Mt
l.. \, GOOD & CO.'h
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VTALUABI.E
" MAINsTREET PROPERTY FOR SALE
Twill sell any or all OF tho following real estate,
viz: 1902. 1904 1900, 1910, 1912 and 1914, stu
Fifteenth und Sixteenth streets This Is Justly
considered tho best location for wholeslling IN
tho city. For terms soc President or Cashier OF
Peoples bank, or the undersigned,
my24 EDWARD REID
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TODAY ONLY.

100 dozen Gne Linen Towels &c, ut.
LIS. GOOD 81 CO.'S,
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FoR RENr.

DIOR REMITTANCE, FINELY FUR
IL NISIIED back parlor. No children. Choice
location. JONES. p.O. Box 10. my8
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In Berlin one is not expected to enter
a store and examine goods unless one is
prepared to buy OH the spot. If the
clerk thinks for an instant that you are
not pleased, and may not buy, his man.
ner changes at one and he will show
you nothing more. But if he Ia con-
WINGED that you really desire to pur.
chase he will DO exceedingly attentive.
II, however, after having considerable
shown you, you are not satisfied and
leave, you may expect positive rudeness
on the part OF the clerks, whereas, il
you buy pfennigs' qtc.) worth you
will be politely treated. The formal
courtesies exchanged between the GUS
toner and clerks impress the American
us very amusing at first, but he soon
learns to observe them, and when he
returns homo he will find himself say
1 IN sn lav0Ia u s66n!y md nS0S %Ad n05"'n {. S rs
lnnVas
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Shirts, CUTS, collars-anything, in
fact, that needs to be stitFened and pol
~ished-should be washed perfectly clean
and allowed to dry thoroughly before
they are starched. Lot them soak be-.
fore washing in blood.warm water long
enough to thoroughly soften tho old
starch. Take care not to bend the stiff
parts sharply back or forth until gentle
rubbing has made them pliable, for stiff
Btarched linen Is almost as trangible as
cardboard, Y Q when new and sound
Of fibre. Especially is It so with iue
qualities used for dress shirts. When
shirts are ready for the line be suro to
hang them on II properly-that is, with
the shoulders lightly laid over 1t, tho
bosom hanging smooth and straight
between. II q shirt bosom dries drag.
ging s~lantwiSe, tho several %thicknesses
pulling about, no after effort will
achieve quite the proper smoothness
aud solidity. With cuffs and collars II
10 much tho same. Snap them out
straight and hang Thorn 80 that warp
and wool pull true.
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u OF PENSIONS
May be Observation-Disclosures Banks
to Cash tho Checks'

May he observation-disclosures OF Banks
to Casl, Tho Checks.
WASHINGTON, d. O., August 2.-owing
to the Discrimination Of the national
blanks of the country to part with their
currency at this time it is probable that
the pensioners who are I o be paid this
month will experience delay in reGelY-
ing their money. The banks have
heretofore cashed raa lily all pension
checks presented, but now several
banks in the west have notified the
treasury department that IN view OF the
financial stringenCy they do not feel
justified in doing so at present. The
doing 80 requires considerable ready
money, in some instances SlOO,OOO day.
Acting Secretary Curtis has suggested
to the banks that are not inclined to
cash these checks that II they will de-
post United States bonds in each eX-
change for currency he will deposit the
necessary currency with them to pay
the pension checks on presentation,
The banks are not favorably impressed
with this ideG, rs their cashing Of PEN
sion checks at all is simply n matter OF
convenience to the holders, and to go
to the trouble of depositing bonds is an
additional trouble that they do not
wish to undertake,
All OF the banks have indicated a
purpose to receive pension checks for
collection only, and this will probably
DO the outcome OF the present hitch.
This will occasion from seven to ten
DAYS delay,
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Mrs. Margaret Deland, the author OF
"John Ward, Preacher" before her mar
riage was Miss Campbell, and for some
time taught drawing in the Normal Col
lege, this city. As a disciplinariau she
was most severe, and many q girl with
no soul for art can remember her caus-
tic and sarcastic criticisms Of limos and
forms that found no favor in her eyes.
In dress she was inclined to buggy Of
fects, rather untidy at times, but her
beautiful hands were always all that
could be desired, as far us their keeping
was concerned. even when engaged in
the task OF tearing up some effort that
proved displeasing to the teacher, even
though the poor little pupil had spent
days OF untiring effort over the design
for a lace pattern or q bit Of perspective.
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n%rartInsburg Notos.
rs,pondene. OF hs Ip,elt0snc.r.

Special Correspondence OF he ReltJGacer.
M%ARTISsBuaa, W. Va, Aug. 1.-The
Columbo. Quadrennial Club, an organi-
ration of this city, started with it's ltty
members over the @. v. r. X. and via
the Pennsy lvaniA railroad Columbian
express in q spacious Pullman car to
visit the W orld's Fair. They will spend
two weeks in doing" the Fair and then
return via. Niagara Falls and Watkins
Glen, stopping of at each place several
days.
fho long aud severe drouth was
broken last evening by a heavy rain
fall. Tho cloud seemed to travel from
north to south the entire length OF the
county, but did not exceed ten miles in
width. The corn has been too badly
damaged to mako half u crop, but the
late pasture will now come or.