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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-30

nitdtss Orbinanaen tperben ni9t bur6=
gefiibrt unb 5u ber unreinli9teit tritt
bdufig Na6ldiiisteit, Safer, Der Mans
gel an guter @rndbrung, &leibung ac.
Ob es m6slt6 1T, bic ii9 aus oben
genannten uria6en ableitenbe iiber=
mdBig bobe Sooesrate gu perrinsern,
bies 1T cine Der eruiten 9asesfragem.
Wenn es anginge, bic probleme Der
foeialen Batbologie unb bes paupes
rismus in allen @in3elbeiten Der 2ez
bensoerbdltnifie ber Grmeu in irsenb
elmer Stabt bes 2aubes geiebIi6 au
re9elu. 10 iollte bieS in Wafbington
gef6eben f6nnen, fagt Or. Billings
am S6lufe leines NrtltsIs, unb 10
miro es au6 elm problem bleiben fir
uns, auf melbe Weiie Der aberaus
boben Sterbli1teitsrate entIang Dem
san pebro, auf mel6e Dr. Menger
f9on mebrfa6 bingemieien bat, entges
gengearbeitet perben tann. Das 5es
peragesSpifem tpirb es mad ben obis
gen Musfiibruagen ni9t tbun.
- neber ben iOnitiaen aasemeinen
8efunbbetts3ufanb baben mir ni1t 3u
flagen.
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Seq a 8.

= Die SOudon, Off unb Wefts
5eras 8abn, bic bon 0oufon mad
Sbrebeport lduft. III bon elmer gngs
geleiie. in cine breitipurise gabn ums
ge!panbeit tporben.
= Wdbrenb Der bersangenen Wod)e
famen in Ooatum fiinfsig 8allen
Baumwolle gum Marft. ft.-Nm Sans.
tag ftel i'm iiibmeiili6en She'll bes
@ountp elm id6ner &ege1.
= Don Gainesville mirb beri6tet,
baB elm pier3ebnidbri9er &nabe Nas
mems %. Murbod einen beutfhen
&naben, Der i'm Gelbe arbeitete 5ur6
bret S9uffe, bic er bonn 8erifed aus
abfeuerte, t6btete. Befragt, marum er
bic Sbat begangen, antnortete er. er
mihe e5 felbit nift, er bebauere nur,
baB ct ben &naben ni6t bur1 ben err
fen S6uB beieitist babe.
- 8ei SnbultrD bat f9 Der B6bme
Sos. Danger in ieinem Gntterfal ers
bdnst. uriade unbetannt.
Sn San Nngefb farb gbas.
Weber an elmer gu sroBen 9ofs Mors
rbium.
= 5enrp S6uIb, Der 2otaIagent
Der San Intonio 8reiping NHociation
bon San @ntonio in 8renbam, woQte
auf Der Station 2pons einen 1i9 in
Bewegung befinbenben Sra tt3ug be;
iteigen, itieB aber nit benz Yein 10 bef.
tig gegen ben Sritt Der Gaboole, baB
er einen &no6enbru9 erIitt.
- Beim Giiden na5e Der Surbine
Der eleftril6en 2i9tanfalt in 8elton
ttelen 3tpei &naben beg 6errn 8eiBler
i'm Ilter bon Z unb II Sabren ins
WaRer unb ertranten.
: Sn Sort Wortb iit cine Inter
iu6ung Der gebanbluns Der Sniaifen
Der ~Waiien 0eimatb", bic unter Der
Geitung Der Wtrs. 3. 80. 8ur6eG
itebt, i'm @ange, tpel9e bisber piele
Gdae bon @rauiamfeiten geaen bic
9inber ans Sasesli6t sefOrbert bat.
Die llnteriu9ung ipurbe babur6 bers
beigefiibrt, baB cine Wtrs. Mcanigbt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-30

ibr &inb ber @nfalt onpertraute un6
iibertrug. Dor mebrerem Sagen fubr
lie on Der Mnitalt noriber, bas Sinh,
elm Mdb6en Namens &oia, fam gez
laufen. ipraug in ben Waeen unb Sic
Wsutter entfiibrte He. Wfrs. Bur9eu
tlagte nun um Miebererlangung bes
&inbes unb Mrs. Me@nigbt perIudt
au betpeilen, baB bic Nmfalt fiir bic
Mufbemabrung unb @r5iebung bon
ainbern nidbt geeisnet 1T, nobel meb=
rere febr grabirenbe @ntbiillunsen ges
ma6t tporben iinb.
= Ser 8orltanb ber 8erbinbungen
ber 8enertidaften unb Mrbeiter i'm
@taate bat on ole Mitglieber bic Mufs
forbernng erlaifen, fi6 in irgenb elmer
Weiie an ber Nusfelung in DalIas au
betbeiligen, @raeugnifie ibres @ewers
feS &c. ein3uf6iden unb UNI bic auss
gefeBten preiie gu fonturr'ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-30
9ak ber a4mariff Die bette aedums,

iteine anertannte Babrbett, aber hi4t Sspermann
III fuS senus, f tn bic Bciiticn bes @usrefenben 81
fesen. ansebenber e&pnbiu@t enerstid gu aetbe sez
ben, beibt Fe tn Bite Gluft i&Iasen. ,oasu sebt eS
fetn beferes Watttel ols 1pftstter's Masenbit'ers
SeiSnbers 81 empfeblen ti es tn Gdaen liutbas.
felt ber @ieren, Der gOrufe etner ebe psrseeenber
arantbetten, wel&e meiit tbbtlG perIaufen, penn e
3uderIutr gBafierSuat, Se6ema, iinb nur 81. plsen
rerna9ldifster nntbdtistei ber 0eren unb ber loe.
ste oten betdmpst nerben, iobalb f BITE erften an=
has brem Gcrii&rtt Ginbalt tbut inbem es Ste arns
orSane 5n seinuber Gbitafeit anrest une babur bes
ient9en, bic I'D beieS WttteIS bebtenen, sesea alIe
f&hbt. Nud leiitet eS bte been Gienffe sesen Bers
ftopiuns, eeberletben, Malarta, Rerpoftd unb 9psz
pepIte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-30


en- ME, perurfa6en aber Oft Gnt,inouna,
Gbfdniiruns nno ben Cob.
Gef1trttre am Gierfod, ber @ebdrmutter
anO alls iibris.n tperSen iest obne operattp.n
GiHgriff beieitist.
Samertbo botealfnofttt jeb.r @ross,
S'ltsln uHo onbere Maitbarnlfrantbstten
@sreen pern,ailent obue Sdmerj unb obne
2alfe bes ga,fiers furirt.
25t9teMttetne tn allen @r0ben tperbeu
opne o9neioen aertriimmert, pnlperifirt,
ans9smalden nnb fir INNER beieitiet.
efrtttmrtt til Der 9arurobre tperben chen.
laus m puuosrtsH pom 8dlien obne Gduei.
ben beletttgt. Str BantphIete, 0leferensen
nuo aue Gtn3elbeiten fenee man 10 Gents
Tin Vriefmarfen) an BITE Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Wo. 6es Usain ctr,
Buffalo, ". D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-30
Gin Nencpntre.

Ser &ebatteur 8rann Der ,@rpreB"
bate in bem 8latte einen beitiaen
perionIi6en Nnsriff auf ben 9'boofas
ten grooter publi3irt unb begab iid
beute Wormittag, na66em er BON Der
rgrpreB" besmegen entIai1en porben
mar, in bic Office bes rgpening
Sight, um bort einen 2lrtitel geaen
grant @rice, @igentbiimer Der ,@r=
preB", auf3ugeben. Sn Der Office bes
sGlabt" mar aber i6on Str. Broofer,
Der cine @rmioerung auf ben Mngriff
grlnn's einriiden lafen pollte. 8roos
ter. Der Brann ni6t tannte, uurbe
boraaf aufmerfiam gema6t, baB er
teinen Gegner ppr iid babe. gr
tpanbte lid 6ebbalb brett an ihn unb
fagte: WeBbalb i6rieben Sic bieien
Wriitel segen mid; Sic fennen mid
ia gar ni6t; i'd babe Sbnen ME
etmas gu 2eioe setban. grann
ermiberte barauf einige Worte,
no .auf Geibe tampfbereit gegen einaa.
Der porgingen. 8rann eerleBte 8roo>
Ter einen beftigen S1lag gegen bic
Stirne unb er felbit erbielt einen ami.
i6en bic Mugen. Broofer brdnate
nun Brain in cine gde, umfaBte i'm
NIT benz Irme = er 1T einarmig -anb
i9lng nun ben &opf Srana's anf ben
Sid auf, big bieier bat. ibn freiau>
geben.
Mr. Sobuiou bonn .9isbt" hattie
mittlerweile bic Sbaren sei9lofen, nm
baS fdaulutige pubIitum ab,ubalten.
Sie beiben &fbdbne perlieBen
bann tta6einanber bas QotaI.
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Giae ntertelbansertiabri9e Brpbe.

neue Gntbetuus seprpbt porben unb bic Sunberte.
psl4en babur& sebeIfen purbe, f6unen fe3eusen,
Del@ wuneerbar Retenbe Wrtuus Dtes Mittel Bel al
len Grtrantuneen bss 4alies Der Bruf unb ber 2un=
befanben Bat mnh bag etne 70 ausemetne efrtebsuns
sewdbrt bat, 1T tetn Experiment nebr. Sebe Slaihe
ptrb pDtip anf ttre Wirtuns BIN sarautfrt, i'm ne=
sdttpeu Sale rtrb baS Geb suridaeaablt, Dtes
MttteI wtrb aasemen fur tas rt fiamfe 3ar SeiIuns
BON Suiten unb Grfdltunsen eebaIten. BrpbefaIdben
ret IN Der gan Gntcntp Drug Gpmpanp. @rose
Glai&en gu so Gents unb 81. 90.
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= Sie poliaei bon Sambura unb
@urbaben iu9t na6 einem sebn Sabre
alten 3naben yfamens Sans Gbert:
berielbe fam nit bem 9amburg.ameriss
faniiden Sam2fer rWormannia4 BON
ytew Yorf am ID. Suli bort an unb if
ieitbem fpurlos peri6punben.
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= Sie beutide &ei6s &esierung
bat enbsiiltig befdlofen, Sopss foses
nannten fugelfefen Pauaer i'd. in
bic beuti9e Nrmee ein3ufiibren. Bei
einem tar3li6en @erfude in @panbau
betreffs Der 2eiifunssfdbisteit bes
gan5ers tpurbe berielbe. auf 900 Meter
@ntfernung BON &ugeln bur9bobrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-30

= Meine gerbauuns mar berartig
gsit6rt, bab id 3u ben beri6iebenifert
Mitteln griff, bod alles obne grfolg;
i@lieBli9 gebrau9te ih Dr. Muguff
a6ntgs Samburger Sropfen. Na9
tur5er 3eit mar i'd boafdnbig Ierges
felt.-N. @teinbauIer, 3O4 6. Hids
Strabe, Columbus, Obio.
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(Gortietuns foIst).


Dte befe Galbe Der @eIt fur G@nttte, Quetjauus
sen, 0ei&uhre, Gteber, uub Sauts sGnsfG Gettn,
ssgruns:ne 3dnes, Grefbeutsn une ane Sauttranf'
hetten; turtrt 9dmprrbctben pber letue BeBatIuns.
BbQtgs 8nfrtetsnbett earantfrt cher ba8 0elb ptrb
3ura6erftettet. 25 Gente bte S@adteI. Gum Oertaui
e allen Mpetbefsn. abptpt DretS, Ebpmpfon q 60.
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@runSeisemtbmms llebertrasumaen

6. 80. Stone an George $. pfeufs
fer. 8 Srunbftiide auf 2aurel Seisbts.
81 400.
6. $. @lntber an Nrtbur W. @hns
tber, @runbifiid on MOrales unb @os
NAL Str. $3,076.
Gonrab Suberi6 on s. =. s. Bull,
8runbltiid in 9uberi6s Subbipifion,
$400.
Gonrab 9uberid an Soraee 8afer,
8runbitud elm OrisinalsGitps Got Is,
fur $400.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-30

= Die Gitb grauerei liefert elm auss
ge3ei6aetes Glai6enbier namentli6
fur Gamilien,
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DAA Me1er tn berkSanb bes Doftors
erfiflt eu9 NIT eintm Gefiibl bes Sdredeus
nno Der Surdt. Der @ebraud beiJelbeu IN
aber nidtldnger notbpettig bel piel.u trani.
beiten, bic friiber obne wS1neibeu~ als
unbeilbar betradtet tpurben.
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8iuie! 8iaig! 8illig!

gseben einsn, poaen 2aser Der feinffen Eeppide,
Matten unb &ouleaur, beren greiie ale ben 3eis
ten angemeflen erntdbist tporben itnb, baben ipir
etn redt babfdes afiorttment bon Heiten 3uiams
nlei1sefteat, bic mir bilis abseben. Gbe Sbr irs
9enSipo in bieiem MrtifeI fauft, ioGtet Sbr mnfer
Eager bed3tist baben, benn mir bieten iinerreite
gortbeiIe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
Industrial Notes.

The Don canning works will begin
operations next Monday.
The E.na.Standard mill Is filling a
sample order for 500 boxes Of tin for
Chicago parties. A roll was broken on
Thursday.
The bottom went out ut tho Bellaire
steel works last night. Manager Thomas
thinks work will DO resumed within tho
next ton days.
The Western sanitary ware pottery
at Tlltonyilo. which Is in the hands Of
a receiver, will not be sold before Sop.
TENDER u or 7, II sold at all.
William Harrison, formerly Of tho
Wheeling Creek mines, will take charge
Of tho mines ut Crescent. Tho works
will employ about 400 hands.
Tho big stack at tho Bellaire nail
works is completed. II Is just l27 tect
high from tho foundation. Tho latter
will add about IS feet TO its total height.
Tho Wheeling sleel plant, which was
compelled to shut down by the damage
done by tho wind on Thursday evening,
Is now undergoing repairs, and will re-
sumo next Monday.
Tho Laughlin nail works will resume
in full next Monday. A satisfactory
arrangement has been made with tho
miners. Quite number Of tho ON:
ployes arc away, but most OF them will
DO back by Monday. Fire WIS put in
tho furnaces yesterday and tho rolls
will be started to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

Thatmostrcm0rkab!o blood and nervO
remedy Of this couutry-Pano's celery
compound-makos new, vigorous rcd
blood; removes disoase from vital or
cans BY richly feeding worn out nerve
tissues all over the body and building
up the strength Of the hodv-thnt Is
why it makes people 80 quickly we'll.
Prof. Edward l.. Phelps. II. d., Ia. D..
OF Dartmouth college, first prepared
Paine's celery compound. It has met
the hearty approval Of physcians and
scientific men all over tho world.
It mikes people well.
Says Deputy Sheriff john Sinnott, Of
Whitehall, N. Y, whose portrait is
given above:
AIN my opinion, paine's celery COM
pound Is tho beat reInedy in tho world,
| have been troubled with inhammatory
rheumatism some u years, sometimes
crippled for three months at a time. a
friend told mo TO try PAinc's celery conf
pound, and | atn now on my 18th bottle.
and 1t hus made new man Of me. !
heartily recommend it to Every one
troubled with rheumatism.
It makes people well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
TIE MAnsnALL INSTITUTE.
Interesting EIoreIsSs OF the Closing Day of
tho Meeting at MoundsViIlc.

Interesting EIoreIses OF the Closing Day Of
tho Meeting at MoundsviIle.
The last day Of tie second week Of the
tcacI,crs' institute at Moundsville found
the teachers in thor places ready for
work at 0 o'clock yesterday morning. A
marked improvement in tho siUgl ng
was made by tho appearance Of Miss
Alice Sanford In the choir.
Tho first branch taken up was arith'
metic, BY ". S. Powell. Examples were
put on the board and explained. Gram
mar, by d. T. Williams. came up next,
and several kinds OF sentences were
formed and put on tho board for dis.
cusSion. At the close Of this Lesson Il
short recess was enjoyed. A song was
was sung and the roll called.
The subject OF general history was
next discussed. Prot. Lee, superin'
tendent OF schools at Huntington. and
former teacher in the Linsly Institute,
was introduced and talked for fifteen
minutes OH the geography Of West Vir-
ginia. Adjournment was then taken
Tor dinner.
In tho afternoon session. after the
singing OF two songs aud tile roll call,
bookkeeping was handled in an ab'c
manner By j. T. WilliaIns. Tho forms
OF negotiable notes were discussed in IN
interesting way at length. lhe com.
mittoe on entertainment then reported
that it had decided that on account OF
tho camp meeting there would not be
any entertainment. The report was nc
ceptcd.
West Virginia history closed the EOC.
ond's weeks session, which has becn
quito III evOnLful one.
Rev. G. ". Grimes and Rev. II. G.
Sanford were visitors to the institute
during tho afternoon.
W. NJ. Writ, Republican candidate
for county superintendent, has been un.
able to attend tho institute on account
tho sickness of his father, who is now
improving. lie expects TO DO present
next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
WhiIe tho sun ghincs tho farmer

While the sun shines tho farmer
makes hay.
Mon and women whose store Of
strength and nervous energy hna fallen
so low that it barely keeps them through
tho day should ill their veins now with
fresh blood full Of rcd corpuscles, and
storo the million tiny nerve cells with
energy by means OF PHine's celery COM
pound, while it is summer and the sun
shines.
There are now fow drafts upon the
strength Of the body; no winter colds 10
resist, nor spring ianvnor to drug ono
back. II Is amazing how rapidly 1t is
now possible to lay up nerve force and
vigOr, over and above tho daily expcndi-
turC. Those who suffer from kidney
troubles, liver or Somach weakne'Res.
aud rheumatism find no time 20 suited
Us tho present to overcoming these dis
eases by giving these overworkcd. poorly
fed organs blood that is rich and puro
in quality, and sure to invisorntc,
This IL what Paiue's celery compound
is doing all over the country while IL is
summer and while every one feels that
now is the time to get well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
BELMONT COUNTY TEACHERS.
Close OF Their Institute Mt ST. cIairsVIlIe
Tho OElcuTE.

Close OF Their Institute Mt st. ClnirsVills.
Tho OflcSrS.
The BELMONT Couuty Teachers 1nsti-
tute closed one OF tho bes! sessions ever
held yesterday. The instructors were
tlrst.class and gave excellent satisfac.
ton. Miss Coffin, assistant superin'
tondout Of tho Detroit schools, gave u
good lecture ut the court house hail
Wednesday evening. Judge Draper
lectured Thursday evening Music was
furnished each time by Prof. Critzer.
Misses NeItip and Ida AadeFso" and
others.
The daily work was well attended by
teachers and visitors. Miss Collins
talks on tho starting Of the young were
carefully listened to by all.
Judge Draper. one Of the best cduca-
tors in the country, lectured twice. day
on tho higher branches and the manner
OF conducting schools.
Prof. Critzer was worry sorry TO disap-
point tho people in tho concert tor last
night The LACK OF time to prepare
coin PEELED him 10 do so. His instruc.
tons on music in tho institute were oil
the best.
According to the vote next years in
stitute will BIO held ut Epworth Park.
The executive commitsoe has tho right
to change this, and it is hopedit will be
brought hore again.
Tho following officers were elected for
tho coming year: President, f. +.
Barnes; vice presidents, Matte Keenan,,
Ada GitTen, Dora Boutty; secretary,
Anna Meek; assistant secretary. Mar
garet Fulton; treasurer, W. J.. Barre =;
executive committee, Rose Phillips and
q. W. Finch.
There was quito a lively contest for
tho presidency. Tho other candidates
were Prof Rossiter aud ]. o. Porter
field.
Superintendent J. G. Bethel, OF flush
ing, made an excellent presiding officer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

We olcr Ono Hundred Dollars re'
ward for any case OF Catnrrh that can
not DO curo1 by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHGSgY & Co., Toledo. 0.
We, THO undersigned. have known T.
]. Cheney for tho last fifteen years, aud
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TnuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo 0. ....
WALDIN0 KEENAN, & MARVIN, Whole.
salo Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh euro Is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. Tos.
timonials sons free. Price Zoe per bottle.
Sold by all drnggislP.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
.Stolou Money Recovered.

Nellie Ellsworth was arrested Last
night by Officer Herbert on q charge OF
stealing 81 from Frank Desmond. She
said she had taken 81, but had chewed
it up aud spit it out in tho market
lousc. Tho six dollars were found,
however. a S. bill and 81. She was
locked up. and will bc arraigncd before
Squire Glllespy to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
Hcadwatcr Reports.

Warron-River thrcO.tonths Of foot
below zero; weather clear anl warm.
Oil City-River 5 inches aud station
AIRY. Weather clear and pleasant
GrCcnsboro-Iiver 6 feet inches aud
stationary. Weather cloudy and warm,
with rainfall OF S3.l00dthS OF M inch.
Stcubenviile-itiver / foot s inchea
and rising. Weather clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN tho CITY aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers IN tho CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Secretary John ScheElhasc, OF tho city
water board, Officer Creighton. Messrs.
Charles Berry, Frank Stanton, J. I.
Good Twin. Howard Wilkinson, Addison
Israel, Frank Stamm, and John MILF
gan, OF DiIlonvalc. o.. returned last
night from their ash!ng camp at Crab
apple, up Big Wheeling creek. Their
cook, Henry Smedley, brought tho
horse down tho crock road. while the
others came by train. They report
very good luck In fishing. besides which
Mr.. Stanton brought home some very
valuable geological specimens. They
had most enjoyable outing, aud found
tho each. tlicy left last year intact and
its contents not spoiled by age.
7. L. Sheaklcy, OF Warrington, was
at tho BehlOr yesterday.
]. W. Henderson, OF Sistcr3ville. auto
graphod at tho Boiler.
j. +. Beatty. of Warrington, register
cd at tho I;ohler last evening.
J. ". Kelly. of Parkorsburg, was hero
last night, guest at tho Behler.
". +. Ferris, OF Ststersvillc, figured
on tho Slamn rogislor yesterday.
Col. Robert White was down at
Moundsvilo yesterday on business.
S. English, OF Wellsburc, was in tho
city yesterday and registered At tho
StNmm.
i. G. IIalibough, OF Sia.crsvillo, with
Mrs. llaEibough, autographed ut the
Windsor.
G. S. Mcighcn, OF Moundsviilc. and
Mics Ida N. MeighOn, Of WaynCsburg,
were at tho Stamm yesterday.
Capt. Tom Prince will leave today
for Carthage, o., where no had horse
entered Tor bic race next Wednesday,.
A. G. Hubbard. Of tho Wheeling
Mold & Foundry Company, was ut
Warrington yesterday on business
trip.
Miss Bessie shaucr, OF Fetterman,
who Inns been the guest Of Miss Tiliie
IIechendorT, Of tho South side, is now
visiting friends at McMecheu.
Ex-Mayor SOnhright leaves carly next
week for Philadelphia and New York
OH n business trip. and incidentally no
will run over to Atlantic City and livcn
up tho Wheeling colony.
G. +. McMnrchy nnd Low CnssOll. 70.
turned ycstCdny from tho wilds oil Boil.
mont county and are full OF atories OF
tho GNmO thOy didn't kill and tho fish
that escaped their hooks.
c. D. Groenlec and ". D. Coast, well
known oil operators from Pittsburgh,
who arc largely Interested in tho Man
nington field. wore at the SIamm last
evening. They leave this morning for
tho Marion oil town.
lion. Lorenzo Dan!ord, tho Repuhli.
can congressional candidate over tho
river, and Prosecuting Attorney g. |.
WccnS, Of Belmont county, figured on
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II KNOW an old soldior who had
chronic diarrhGa Of long standing to
have boon permanently cured by tax
ing Cham6Crlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiHrrhNN Remedy" says Edward
Shumpik. n prominent druggist Of Min
ncapoFs, MINI. II hnvo sold tho rein.
ody in this city Tor over sevon years mud
consider II superior to any other modt.
cinc now on tho market for bowel CON.
plants"
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the McLuro register last night. Mr..
Wesms was enroats home from @oun.
tain Lake Park.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Eaylor. Mr.. a.
". Mayor, it,, and Miss Margaret Nay.
Tor, Of Pittsburgh. who were visiting
friends in Wheeling. returned last
nfVhk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals viii DO rccciVUA u:-tho fIlco
Of tho Board OF Public Works Of tho chg OF
Wheeling until u o'clock noon M0;iJav, Az.
gus; IL, 1896 for constructing stono wall "a
Twenty ninth street Specifications cau 10
seen at the office Of the DoOrd OF Public woskl
Tho board reserves tho right to ricCt auy or
nil bids or to 10 givOn in tho be4t Interest q!
the city OF Wheeling. Proposals. TO 10 mArstl
proposals tot Stone Wall On TwGaty.u!Gl
Street"
by order OF tho
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
r NJ. DAuIAIL Clerk. nu9
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NntICe.

Iwant every man and woman in tho
United States Interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have ono Of my
books on these diseases. Address b. NJ.
W0oLLEY, Atlanta. Ga, Box $50, and ono
will DO sent you free. s&wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
The CAMP MEETING
On tho Moundsvilio Grounds Opens
Auspiciously.
SERVICES IN MENORYOF The DEAD

Since the Last Annual Mootlug-A
peRreo of Eurnestness shown In che
Meeting Which Promises We'll for
tho Future--Earness Sermons by
Rev John Boring aud Interesting
Children Meetings Presided Over
by Mrs Bell
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- BONDS. -

~ BONDS. 80
Royal Clay Manufacturing Company.
fDSlOEiu Glass Company.
Wheeling Street Railway Company
HLTkVTShurg Sutton & UlcnvIlIe k4.isvad "a
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Whccllu. ststi and Trou Company
honrt Park Association.
Piedmont Water Works
STOCKS
Bellnirc Null MIL
Fxchunge Bank.
Manchester Conf Company.
LHliellc Iron Works
SIMPSON g. HAZLETT,
Stocks, Ponds and Investments.
aulO No. 1911 Market St.