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porch in front to train morning glory
vines on" H. #A
Susy looked thoughtful.
"Who buys it?" she asked.


Susy looked thoughtful. #t%
"Who buys itp" she asked.
doctor Trevor
"What does he pay?" ,.- t.
twelve hundred dollars. 1t isn't .
very big price, but this land is sterile
and the house is old. Poor mother
1t will break her heart, fear, to leave
it," :
Susie suddenly lifted her bright eye.
to her lovers face.
George" she said, can't give YOU
up; not even to your mother"
"Susy, my darling!"
~But this will DOLL make bel
like me yet-See if don't!"
The girl jumped up and ran sobbina
into the house. She could not resume
her writing again, though the manu-.
script OF Il half-linished-story lay on
the table in her coy sanctum.
She got out her bank book and
studied it for awhile; then she brought
in shallow box and adjusted it IN
the sunniest nook of the kitchen case.
ment.
"La me. Susan, what are you doing?"
asked Aunt PAMELA, who was cutting
up pumpkins for pies. "Plantin' morn
ing glory seeds ut this time O. year.
Be you gone craZy?"
II thought Ishould like to have some
plants ready for blossoniny the first
thing in the spring." said Susan, color
ing u lii'l, @a
Mrs. l. "n.> poor old face grew
very white ai. drawn when she heard
that her husband had sold the old
place, but she signed the deed without
q word of remoustrance.
SIS late in the Aa y for me to oppose
Luke's WILL" said she. "But one thing
know-I'm too old tree to bear
transpianting. When l leave the old
house where I was born shall leave it
in coffin. Father, he's goin' to put
his money into western land specila-
ton that Squire divers so full Of, and
it will be scattered like autumn leaves.
Oh. dear-oh, dear!"
"George," she said to her son one
day when he stopped in to see her,
CDR. Trevor, he's buildin' on the
prettiest wing you ever see. He said
he hoped it wouldn't disturb me none,
but they was in a hurry with the al
terations."
"You don't min d it, do you, moth
err"
Mrs. Kisbee shook her piteous old
gray head sadly.
"No," said she. II like to hear the
hammerin'. I'm glad Mis- Trevor's
goin' to have nicer place to work in
than ever had"
Mother, Susy says"
Mr.. Kisbee's face hardened.
81 don't want to hear what Susy
says" says she. II don't calculate to
go and live with you and Susan Stop
ford. / am an old woman, an I've got
ways of my own that can't give up.
l don't want nothin' to do with a
daughter-in-law."
She watched her son go down the
path.
George has got an orful queer look
in his face" said she. "Mebbe I said
too much. George has always bin a
good boy, an I didn't mean to hurt
his feelin's. But I meant every word
/ said"
It was spring before the alterations
on the hnl1a4 woro 6n;ehod 5i II
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"lt's the old home and yet it amt,
said she. "The new Bedroom furnit
ure came yesterday, and two Darby
and Joan cheers for the verandy, and
such pretty kitchen set, with new
crockery completes. Mis- Trevor III be
= happy woman"
Luke Kisbee stood sheepishly looking
out of the new south window.
As his wife came up to him he sud
denly turned around.
mother" said he, II mays we'll tell
now as ever. That western property
turned out bad. There WANT any good
title, it seems"
AN you've lost every cent
Every cent"
Mrs. Kisbee did not answer him.
Her attention was apparently concen.
trated on something else.
"Father," said she, "what's them un'
der the window? Mornin' gories
This time O. year? Why, the apples
amt fairly in bloom yet, and here the
mornin' glories is four feet high and
trained on strings already. Who's that
woman down there workin' round the
roots? Transplanlin' them FROM 9
wooden box, true's live! Why, it's
Susan Stopford. And there's George
liftin' another box of 'em outen a
wagon. Well, I do declared" ...
She hurriedly opened the window
and called excitedly: ..~% x 4
George! George! Susan! Don't
you put all them vines into the ground.
Save one in little flower pot for ms
when go-to the poorhouse!" -.
Susy Stopford laid down her trowel.
"Mrs. Kisbee- mother!" said she, in
voice so full of tender sympathy that
the old woman involuntarily held out
her hands to her. IT,.
"Mother," interrupted George, "let
me tell you the story. Right here
among the morning glory vines, under
the window. This is your birthday,
mother. You're seventy years old to-
day. And here are the deeds of the
old home in my pocket. Susy's pres
ent to you, mother. It's Susy that
has bought this place and fitted it up
just we thought you would like it.
And here you are to live like a queen
in your palace to the end Of your
days." +,>... .'.tt T.
Mrs. Kisbee's lip qHivered-a flush
rose to her forehead. ,.4s.
Il never thought O. that" said she.
ut amt dream is it? ButI-I won't
live here, Susy, unless you and George
will come here and live, too" "
Susy shook her sunshiny head.
George must be near Farley's
Mills" said she. "But we'll come and
spend Sunday with you, mother, il
you'll let us"
"1f I'll let you!"
Trembling all over, Mrs. Kisbee
opened the door and came out into the
sweet spring air and sunshine.
wont you kiss me. Susy?" said
she. "I've been awful uncharitable in
my thoughts of you, but I'm willin' to
take 'em all back now. If I'd only
knowed you. loved mornin' glories as
well as I did I'd have felt different"
"Susy," said George, as they drove
home together, "are you satisfied with
your investments"
And Susy answered.: i
"More than satisfied"
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Starlight.

Now when the day has quenched its lingering
light.
The pall,tating myriads Of space
Thu,b. glow, and burn. that finite man may
trace
The plan Of the Almighty in the night,
A ella, m. hegotten of the infinite,
Br.a ,i,pe o er the listening land: the lone
lake face
Citizens with beauty as the heavens dis
plnce
Its native gloom aud food it with delight.
The woods stand tranced in stiffness; one ripe
leaf
Filters adown the sky through branches
bare.
That arg the only witnesses of grief
Tor van shed summer and the days that
were,
Save Tor the sulmon's sudden splash. the
stream
G.idcs sl.ii and songess in magic dream.
Chambers Journal.
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T:ae Mistlctoc's Mischief.

She stood beneath the chandelier,
With eyes and cheeks aglow-
He promptly saw his chance for bliss,
And pressed upon her lips kiss,
And blessed that mlstetOe.
It happened that her pa came in
0, ruin, wreck. and woe!
His boot was big and well applied.
And soon the young MIN stood outside
And cusscd that missile toe.
indianapolis Journal.
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me feel so dreadful cheap when the
sewing society meets here to hev our
bed a-standin' in the parlor, no matter
how handsome the patchwork is"
Luke wiped his hands on the roller
towel.
"Well, you've stood it thirty years."
said. he, "an' l guess you can stand it
little while longer.
DO you mean. father, that amt to
have the new kitchen, arter alp"
"That's exactly what do mean"
Mrs. kisLee said no more. but tho
slow, bitter tears of old age, trickled
down her cheeks as she lighted the
fire. brought apail of drinking water
from the spring and began TO fry the
ham and evys in little skillet.
Her son George came over that at
ternoon from Faricy's mills, where he
was foreman in a great shirt factory
"Mother" said he, "I've got some
thing to tell you. Pm engaged to
marry Susy Stopford. Why, mother
what's the matter? What are you cry
ing about? l thought you'd be; so
pleased"
"It's jest like all the rest O. the
luck!" sobbed poor old Mrs. Kisbee.
Fathers been an tore down all my
mornin' glory vines, an amt goin'
to hev any new kitchen after all these
years, and now my only son has got
engaged to one of the Shepherds, that
wasn't never friends with our folks
-"
But mother" laughingly pleaded
George. "these are not the days OF
Montague and Capulet feuds."
Il don't know what you're talkin'
about" said Mrs. Kisbee, who was not
student of the immortal Shakespeare,
~but always despised them Shepherds.
An Susan, she's a story writer, | am
told. as goes about with her fingers all
inky, and don't help none at all with
the homework"
"But, mother, she hires girl with
the money she earns. She's the best
and sweetest girl in the world. When
may I bring her to see you?"
Il don't want to see her at ali, said
the old woman. Querulously. And
then she broke down again, crying.
George went away, much perturbed
in spirit. He had never seen his
mother so l,cartbroken before.
Il don't know what she'll say"
thought he, "when she hears that
fathers made up his mind to sell the
old place. It's too bad of him. But
father never treated mother hall
decent" .@--
Susy Stopford was at the window
when young Kisbee came back. She
ran out to meet him, her bright hair
blowing in the winds, her red lips
apart.
"Well, George?" she cried.
II don't know what to say to you,
Susy," he began; another isn't herself
to-day. But She"
"She doesn't like me, George knew
that before. There was some old
trouble between her mother and
Grandfather Stopford. She Tilted him,
or he threw her over. never quite
understood which. But fully intend
to make her like me-"
Il am afraid she won't give you the
chance, Susy." e.. ~
"Tel me all about it, George" she
said. George told her. Il only wish
was rich, said he. Il would buy the
place myself, and I'd build that kitchen
the Door old soul so longs for and .
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Can only be had on the cases

Can only be had on the cases ~
stamped with this trade mark. IVY
All others have the old-style pull-out bow,
which is only held to the case by friction,
and can be twisted off with the fingers. ~
Sold only through watch dealers. Send for q
watch case opener to the manufacturers
keystone Watch Case Co..
PHILADELPHIA.
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jas. Boss !.
Filled
Warehouses;

are all gold as far as you can see. They look
like solid cases, wear like solid cases, and
are solid cases for all practical purposes yet
only cost about half a. much as an out.
and-out solid gold case. Warranted to
wear for 40 years: many in constant use
forthirty years. Better than ever since they,
are now fitted, at no extra cost, with the great
bow (ring) which cannot be t,ylkd or twisked
off the case-the 5..-...a.. -.
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SOMEWHAT ROMANTIC.
A Wedding Celebrated Last May JuS
Becomes Known to tho Public.

A Wedding Celebrated Las. May just
Becomes Known to tho Public.
Last s1ay Mr. George J. Kleeh, O
popular member Of tho Donaldson Car.
riago Company. decided that single
blesscdncss might be good for man,
but that marital bliss was better. Ho
therefore went TO Pittsburgh accom-.
panied by tho object OF his affections
and got married. Tho facts remained
secret until this wock, whom no men
toned the circumstances to Mr.. Donald
son, Of the Grm. Mr.. Donaldson, not
wishing TO be tho bearer OF such great
secret, informed some OF tho employees
and they mentioned the fact to Mr..
Kleeh. Seeing that II was useless to
deny, he confirmed tho statements and
last night Rave IN informa! banquet to
tho employees OF tho firm and to several
invited friends. Mr. Charles Aht, sr.,
of the firm, acted as master Of cere-
monies and performed tho functions
exceedingly we'll.
Mr.. Kleoh's bride is Miss Josephine
Froiso, the charming dauGhter OF Mr.
William Freiso, tho well known con-
tractor Of Fifteenth streot. Tho couple
have host OF friends who wish them
the full measure OF success in oil their
undertakings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-25
A SAD DROWNING
A Young Island Boy. Harry Boston.
Meets a Traglc Death
IN The OHIO RIVER YESTERDAY
A1ternoon-Go. into a HoIo MHdo by
the shriver Sand Boat and Before
Aid Could Reach Him Had Dis
appeared Beneath tho wator-ThO
Body Recovered In Twenty Minutes

Yesterday afternoon q number Of
boys werc bathing in the back river,
near tue steel bridge, at the upper cud
Of tho Island. Among them was Harry
Boston, the twelye.year-old sou Of Q. Q.
Boston, q paper hanger, who lives on
Kentucky street, on the Island, Young
Boston, who was a daring lad, went
considerable distance out trom the
bank, where no supposed, however, that
tho water was ahallow. Unfortunately
no got into a hole made by the shrivcr
sand boat IN digging sand from the
river bottom, and, not being q good
swimmer, was unable to got out Of tho
hole. Ho yelled to companions, bu. be-
foae aid could reach him he had COMO
TO tho bottom. AZ soon as possible the
hole was dragged. and within 20 min
utes after the sad accidout young Bos-
toms body was recovered. Efforts WerO
mado to bring him to ills, but they wete
without avail; the last spark OF lilo had
fed. The body was taken 10 the home
OF his Borrowing parents.
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cnmmnn,InhIn Entornrisc.

Wheeling can certainly not complain
Of not having Onterprising merchants.
This has again boon demonstrated when
ono looks at tho handsome Baer build
ing, on Twelfth street, which has latOly
boon erected by one OF the city's enter"
prising citizons, Mr.. Lee Baer. In loss
than sixty days this building has been
torn down to tho ground and structure
put,up that is q credit to tho city and
owner. The front boing entirely OF
French plate glass makes tho store ono
OF tho host lighted in tho city. The
building was completed about ton days
ago, and new fall goods OF tho latest
and newest styles have been arriving
daily. Mr.. Baer is getting ready for tho
opening. which will take place satur-
day, September /.
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senbrIrI,t plyI.lon Picnic.

Tho third annual outing and picnic OF
Seabright division, No. AT, Brother.
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, will DO
held at Mozart park next Tuesday,
August 20. Tho anusemonts will con.
sist Of dancing, bowling, bicycle races,
prize anoit pitching and wheeibarFow
races. Ex-hiayor ScabriRhts offers q
flno umbrella TO tho winner OF the QUOT
pitching contest Ed 0ng, OF Bridge
port. O.. and W. J. Williams, Of Graf:
ton, ". Va, WHO are said TO be good
wheclbarrow racers, havo already en-.
tered. A grand cako walk will also add
interest 10 tho days diversions.
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REDUCED RATES To WASHING.
TON, d. c.
Grand Encampusnt OF the HR'Ghts OF
PythIns OF tho World.

Grand EneIufpnteht OF tie S"'Hhts OF
PythIns Of tho World.
Tho biennial oucampnont Of the So.
PRONE Lodge and Grand EucampInont
Of the Knights OF Pythlus OF tho world
will be hold OF tho National Capital
August q to September ..
For this occasion tho Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Co., will Holl round trip
tickets at reduced rates from all points
on lis lines east Of tho Ohio river,
August 90 TO IS inclusive, valid for re-
turn trip until September G; a further
extension OF ttmo 10 September 10 can
bo secured, provided the ticket is do
posted with tue joint aguut az Wash.
ington, u. O., on or before September O.
Tho rate from Wheeling will b. $40.
CorrespondIngiy low ratcs from other
stations.
For moro detailed information apply
10 nearest Baltimore & Ohio agent.
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A pnInfnI Accident.

David RurGz, young son Of Andrew
Kursz, met with q painful accident
Thursday night at tho West Virginia
glass works In Martins Forty. IN try
ing to jump from ono OF the high win.
dows to the top Of box cur no missed
his footing mud foil between tho cars,
striking his hip on a coupling pin, the
flesh was torn in such u manner that
several stitches hadto be takou, but for
tunatoly no bones wGro broken.
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sorlor. E1oet, Of tho Dry weather.

Marshall aud Wotzel counties AFRO
suffering droadfully from tho dry
weather. Tho corn crop is ruined,
pastures all burned up and stock Is DO:
Ing fod like in winter A. J. Miller, OF
franklin district, Marshall county, said
yesterday that out OF twenty nero
fold Of corn on his farm, no will not
harvest oycr three wagon loads, and no
is feeding wheat to his hogP. Tho corn
crop will DO almost nothing Even tho
bushes and troes arc suffering from tho
drought and the leaves arc dying. It
is, il anything, worso thnn lust ycar
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RnEELrNG PAnK Eo.MonRow.

To this beautiful mud popular resort
tVFheolIng's Prids) many attractions have
boon added, the most prominent being tho
Concert Hall and C1slnO, now being bnilt,
Concert Mt $50 p. m. by tho renowned
Opern House Orchestra.
Rirst-eIRSs mouls and rCfrCshmentB
served.
leo Crham from the Parks own dairy.
The Wheeling q PIN Grove railroad
leave OyoFy houf and the faro has boon re-
tinceti 70 $50 for tho round trip, Including
Park admission.
Ten.PIn aud Picnic parties should secure
nFtotnfb odatIonS in RdTaHce by Telephone,
0G2-S, or BY applying TO Col. August Rolf,
Manager,
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Tho funeral OF Miss Barbara Bittner,
Of tho South Sine. occurred yesterday
afternoon irom hor iato residence on
Jacob streot. She was q former en-.
ployo Of Block Bros tobacco works aud
the employees sent fine floral offering
Tho remains were taken to tho Ohio
River train, for CtarinGton, where tho
interment took place.
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Clurk Hook yesterday admitted to roc
ord transfer OF real estate rs follows:
August 90, by Samuel Matthews 60
James Matthews. for 5000, a fourth
interest in lot 20 on the west side OF
Main street, south Of Seventh.
August 90, by William !. Matthews
to James Matthews. for $1,000, fourth
interest in the same lot.
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LrNsLx 1NsrTrUTE, wnEELlNG, W. va.
A School for che Thorough Teaching of
uo,.. ,od Vonn.y bTpn

a School for thc Thorough Teaching OF
Boys and Young Non.
Military. English and Classical courses.
Also Modern Languages. Military Dc.
paFtment In charge OF an officer Of tho
UnItOd States Navy.
Fall Term begins Monday, September 10.
Board of TrustOest
Hon 4 y. e Sa%IP1S Vic, PrS:iSSnt
John L. Diekoy, N. D., Secretary
VIM, Il. sltnpsai,, ESq,, Il. G. naiEetl,
Esq, Hon. n. Y. whitaker. j. 8. Naylor,
Esq, A. J. Clarke, Esq.,. Augustus Pol.
lack, Esq., Hon. WIN. p. Hubbard Hon. j.
u, SomncrytlIo, Henry II. Russell, ESQ,
Rev. Jacob Drtttinghnm, William r.
FOR further particulars cali on OF nd.
dress any member II the Board Of Trus-
tees or JOHN ii. BIRCH, Phi. D..
Pfiucipnl.
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ruNERAL nIREcToRs.
hegnteILiseneer
OnIeoI Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.
Nov Advertisements.

Fail Dress Goods. 8. Rhodes &co.
Tho Mont Chateau.
OpanIbg Day--G. A. BauteH.
Decorated Dinner Ware-John Rriedel 4 Co.
POr Sale-SmIth d Dickinson.
DnW ons GIsES Of Water-EWing Bros.
List OF Letters
For Aale-Resbitt 4 Divine.
A Nan Found With Dollar IN Ills Pocket
b. uundliug 4 Co.-Riith Page.
GlInpses q AneEIeA-ThIfa Page.
Labor Day-GoO K TaylOr-SecODd Page.
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rnn srYLE AND rACTION

Call and examine our large and handsome
stock of Foreign and Domestic WOO1sus,
procured sxuInlIVely by our agent for tho
ilno merchant tailoring trade.
Our assortment Of Fall OVoTcOatinRs,
SuitiuES, TrOusorinEH md Fancy TeE1ugS
uusqunIed, and embracing every novelty.
70 guarantee ht, und MAKO prices 20 suit
the tlTnoE-
and nObby."
100 dozen OF our celebrated 26o Half
Hose again received.
Tho popular KighmIo Shirt n inndor.
All Knit Wool Jack cts for sale by US only
&. HESS 8 SONS,
Pine Tailora and Gents Rurnishcrs, 1881
und 1919 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-25

yet gently, when co1tIvo or
bilious, O! whom tho blood Is Impure or
to permanently cure habitual
to awaken tho kidneys
and liver TO henlthy activity, without
irritating or weakening thom, TO dispol
headaches, colds or tovers uan Syrup Of
lfinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-25

Marriage licenses were yesterday is-
sued by Clerk Hook to tho following
Henry Clayton Noble, ngod 20. and
Fannie Campton, aged %, both of this
city.
George sarvcr, aged %, aud Emma
Talbcrt, aged q. both of Cleveland, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-25

TIE Pan Handle Dyoing establish
mont ownOd by John Hoilmeior, at No:
1881 Market street, 10 tho beat equipped
house Of It's kind 10 wheeling. In eddt'
ton to tho dyOlng and cloauing depart
mOnts corps OF ilrst.class tailors are
employed, who can do repairing as neat
as II Is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO made
TO look like now Satisfaction guaran-
tcod,