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DTGS-Ine pgs for sale At the LambNrd
- farm, four weeks old, PRICE SEQ. #:..
scpt6dlwt
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Carl Milliker took the II 50 express
train for Ocean Park, Saturday morning.
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LOST.

Y OST-Thursday evening, smsll. open faced
II silver watch and gold chain, while taking
the electric cars at Augusta or Gardiner. Please
leave at JOURNAL Office, Augusta. s'ptsdlwf
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yETAyTED.-Allk kinds of sewing 10 do. Will
w 60 out by day week. or work at home.
Terms reasonable Apply to Mrs. Il. S. Chamber.
lain, 10 Gage street. Sept5dlw*
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The bills for Louis Aldrich in any Part
ner' have been placed on the bill boards.
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M heas so inv ony Ia. pft TO be
ton which will remove all pimples and bIenishes
from The face. Only 10 cents, or sent 10 any ad-
dress for II cents in stamps. No. ~ Gage street,
Augusta, Me. june29dtf
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- oWi!OtI O oHH.foule loHl1IeElNs n AuAunta
siso sevccai 40 20 rs PLACES IL the gu5crbs .
this city ono two story hopde and lot III Dct.isto3
3c. 4 lumber OF farms in Aannetao county
varying IN price from $500 % 9sT@S. si0Ists
anG t1ueU>Ents IL iaC, =. ", WfUTBt5ist;sE. Al
.nrnnv hngnntn M1na. laMIdt,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-10

Miss PartridgeS school will commence
with the public schools, September Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
PERSONAL POINTS,

Stuart Robson has In his barn at Co.
hassott the most expensive hand organ
In the country. 1t was mado for use in
the play OF ''Thc Cadi," on which Mr.:
Robson lost $4,000, and as tho only
thing reverting to him to show for the
lost sum was the piano organ, no hui
morously refers to it as his $50, 600 hand
organ.
The mortgage on Bislnarck's estates
requires him to pay about $50, 600 every
year. The income from his Fricdrichs.
rune property has been as much as $780,.
0O0 q year, but 1t has averaged only
about hall that sum. Ills entire income
IL not lar from 500, 00O.
Rov. John Cotton Brooks. OF Spring.
field, Mass, who has been appointed as
archdeacon OF tho Episcopal church for
tho western counties Of Massachusetts,
is the youngest brother OF the late
Bishop Phillips Brooks. .
There is talk OF tho erection Of n
monument to Layoisier. who was gull
lotincd in the rcigu OF terror, by tho
chemists OF the world. lie was one OF
the fathers OF modern chemistry.
Miss Ella Hopworth Dixon, the
daughter OF EIepworth Dixon, who is
making 4 namo for herself in the litor.
AIRY world OF London, is also an artist OF
moro than ordinary ability.
The Misses Blanche 0. and Cora NJ.
Vet, two young American girls, are
meeting with q tlatterine reception rs
yiolinists in Paris.
Tho birthplace of Washington, in
Weatmoreland county, Va, on the
banks OF tho Potomac, is to DO marked
by 4 memorial.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe celebrated Tho
seventy-iifth anniversary OF her birth
Mt Boston on Sunday. She received
many riits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
NATURES

a Giunt tortoise III Ccylou lived 200
years.
Gro;on, Conn.,, boasts OF IN col fifty
years old.
Tho volcanoes Vcsuvlus and Etna arc
never both active nt tho gamo time.
30
Noxt 10 Niagara. the '~larses. wator
power plant in this country IL in Port
land, Orc.
There Ia Il troo In Nevada so luminous
from CxudinG phospborcacCn. matter
that one can read By Ito light.
Tho physical llvos of most freaks,
like their professional careers, arc
Tho tat people usually do Of
apoplcxy.
At tho end Of each hair OF 4 caea
whiskers is n bulb Of nervous substance
which converts tho hair into extremely
delicate f~Golurs.
A novelty in iceberCa was sighted oil
Saturday lust south OF tho Banks by the
steamship Brooklyn City, which landed
on Thursday. II was q three peaked
mouhtain. The middle peak was $50
iost high, and each side peak about 100
feet high. The berg, which Was about
1000 feet long, appeared TO DO solid, and
was apparently fast aground.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Over forty skeletons OF white mon
hayo been unearthcd by workmon ut
Caldwell, n. Y. The place IL believed
TO have boon a burying ground used
during tho French aud Indian wur iu
1857.
Pat MorclI. a prisoner In the jail ut
Virginia City. Nevada, smashed his sus.
ponder buttons md tried to cut himself
with tho pieces 90 as TO bleod to donth.
Grcono Graves Is tho name OF n now
doctor who has located at kensingtOn,
Kan, md Advertises shat he has just
graduated from n medical college.
Tho fact that 50, 100 scholars and
tcuchors turned out In parade Friday
speaks we'll for tho dlo and energy Of
~Drooklyn's 100 Sunday schools.
Frank ErmRn, a bricGlnyer's nppron-
tIco OF Mcadvillo, Pa, waa drowned in
French creek while attempting to swim
II as tho result OF o wager.
A Buiralonian named Mccain bo-
lIevos he has hit upon u plan by which
lo can temper nickle to tho hardness OF
slecl and yot koop II malleable.
A clock owned by r. S. LillibridgO,
living neal Kecsvillc. Fla. has boon in
the possession Of his family for lGO
years.
Tho war department ia experiment
Ing with aluminium for cups, plates,
horseshoos, bayonet fixtures and other
articles.
More than four.ftths OF the murders
In tho United States last year woro by
men who bad no regular occupation.
Tho towns Of Wakefield, Reading and
North Reading, Mass, celebrated their
two hundred and tiitieth anniversary
this week.
Over ono hundred and fifty flags arc a
necessary part OF the outfit OF every
American warship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
An E.ncnlN of South.

The Rev. R. c. Cave, in his address
on the occasion Of tho unwilling OF the
confederate monument ut Richmond,
seemed to forget that the war Of tho re-
bcllion ended some years ago. Such
sentiments as ho INDUCED in are not
calculated TO allay sectional prejudice
MOI promote q fraternal feeling between
the citizens OF q reunited country. liza
northern speaker were TO give utter.
anco to anything half as sectional in lis
character, every newspaper and politi-
clan IN tho south and not q few Demo
cratic organs in the north, would
pounce upon him as q waver OF tho
bloody shirt.
Instead Of %applaudins the Rev. Mr..
Cave, tho brave confederate veterans
most OF whom have accepted tho results
oil tho var like true heroes always &C.
ceps defeat, should have muzzlcd him.
saeh blatant asses arc the creates.
enemies tho south has. We have no.
ina lev. Mr.. Caves war record n. hand.
but will venture the assertion that II he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
MOUNTAIN Lake PARK.
Personals and Gossip From tho Mountain
Top Summc Resort.

Personals and Gossip From tho Mountain
Top Summer Resort.
Special Correspondence. Of tac intelligence.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD., May co.
Mrs. Henry X. List, of Wheeling, will
occupy the Beall cottage this summer.
Mr.. T. II. Mong. of Wheeling, spent
part Of last week as n guest Of the TAR
cottage.
Attorney Johnson, OF Parkersburr,
dropped in fora day or SO to see the i'm.
provements going on.
Mrs. Harden, of Wheeling, is arrang-
ing to rent DR.. McClain's cottage on
Baltimore avenue.
Professor Richardson, Of Piedmont, is
building an eight room cottage o. r
street He expects to occupy it in
about two weeks.
Rev. Henry Moore, the popular Prep-
byterinn divine OF Kcyser, ia to preach
tho opening sermon on the Sd. MIR.
Moore is an eloquent preacher.
On the 9th Rev. Weed, pastor OF the
Koyscr Methodist church, is to address
the Sunday School Workers Conven-
ton.
West Virginia will have much to do
with entertaining the public at the park
this summer. Tho University Band, of
Morgantown, is 10 spend two weeks or
moro at the park, and give two open air
concerts daily.
The enlarged auditorium is neat.
roomy and comfortable. I,s seating
capacity has been doubled. Ills now a
credit to the park. About five hundred
chairs will be put in the front part of
the building.
"sam" Jones will speak on tho 10th
OF August.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

Talk about slowucss," said d travel.
Ing man, i've just heard Of tho worry
cssonco Of It. How was that2" 1.-TWO
United States senators happened to be
In Philadelphia at the same timo, and
ono OF them wrote n noto 10 the other
asliIng his views on q tariff amendment
and sent it by district messenger boy"
- Washington Star.
Lover Quoting Shakspoare)-Perdi-
ton catch my soul, but do love thco.
And whom | love thee not Modern
Sweetheart (irmIy)-And whom you
love mo not, Timothy. it will cost you
somewhere about $500 dalnnges.-Ti-
Bis.
Salcsman-"Nou. this is a book l can
highly recommend. l have read it N.Y.
SELF" Mrs. Noovah-"Oh, then, it
would never do. l don't want any sec.
ond-haud books. Haven't YOU any that
haven't been read Harper Weekly.
Gump-"I wish n fellow could borrow
money us easily as he can borrow
trouble" 1iump-"If you could mako
trouble, you wouldn't need to borrow
any."-Bo,ton 7rGnScriut.
"Do you believe in tho transmigra.
ton OF souls?" aaked Nicer. "Yos.
Don't your" said Hicks. Sometimes.
What do you suppose | va. boiore l DO.
came n mau?" "Oh, l don't know. 4
sponge, l gucss."-Lys.
Mistress-Bridget, here's q letter for
you from the dead-lctter office. Bridget
(excitedly)-l'ts me ould mother, |
know! She's been ailin' fer n long
tonne. Oh, worrah! worrah! worrah!
Puck.
Bacon-My wife thinks there ia nc
one like me on the face OF this earth.
Egbert-Well, sho hasn't travelled
much. There are some very homelv
men out in Chicago onEcrs Statesman.
Carric-I don't care; Emily looks
woree than | do. Maude-Co,ne, dear,
don't be unmerciful.-BoAon Transcript.
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Notice to Republicans.

The Republican voters OF Ohio county will
meet in their several districts on saturday oven .
Ing. juno .. AZ = o'clock. TO suggest names for
district officers, delegates TO county and ron.
gressionIl conventions and for member oicounly
executive committee. TO be voted Tor at tho pri.
marics to be held saturday. June %. 1891
Each district will DO entitled TO tlvo delegates
to the county convention, said convention to
nominate delegates for the Legislature. acandi.
date for Criminal Judge aud select senatorial
conferec4.
l;uch district will be entitled to the following
number of delegates for the congressional con.
vcutiOn:
Washington. 6: Madison. 0: Clay. G: Union, s.:
Centre, 3; Webster. :: Richie, 8: TriaiclphIa, 4;
Liberty, :: HchlRud, l. Total. 81.
The suggestion meetings will be held at tho
following places:
Washington DIstric,-vIgilant Engine HouGc.
Madison D~istrict-Sccond Ward iIarket Hall
Clay DistTict-Ohio County Republican Club
Room.
Union D!striCt-Pollcc Court Room.
Centre Distrlct-llook and Ladder House.
Webster Distric Host House.
Richie D~l,triCt-MoZnrt Hall
Liberty District-Centre School House.
.IrIadelphla Dlstrict-vanCe Hotel, TriRdel.
phln.
Richland DIstrlct-Drick School House.
J. X. HALL. Chairman.
J. W. kISDLEBERGEE Secretary pro ten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

II not, now is the time to provide
yourself and family with n bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhGa Kennedy rs an insurance against
any serious results from au attack OF
bowel complaint during the summer
months. It Is almost certain to be
needed and should DO procured n, opce.
No other remedy can take its place or
do its work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
Like the Gentle Dow From Heaven

Comes blissful peace to 4 turbulent, unruly
liver brouSh, Into subsection and disciplined
with that grand regulator. lloste,tc,'s Stomach
BittcrS. n boon Of priceless worth, not ouly to
the bilious, but also TO the MALICIOUS, tho rhcu.
matte the nervous. the feeble. the cons,ipated.
anil those whose kidneys and bladder are In.
malarnl complaints, for which the B,,crs is n
specific.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
. WHEELING, JUNE !, 1904.
Tho Stnte ronltontinry.

'N"'hs w. 'h'SaAnNA oANANe ~
tho West Virginia penitcntiNry has 4
story to tell concerning insufficient and
impure food. OF neglect and cveu cruel
treatment OF tho sick, OF favoritian,
and Of general Encouragement. It is
not unnatural that these stories, COM
ing as they do from men who have heen
convicted of ielonics, are discrcdited by
the public.
There is. however, ono feature OF the
charges made by tho men who have
been discharged under tho present ad-
ministration Of the prison, which AN
not be overlooked. 1t Is that they all
agree in essential particulars, and that,
in Mt least two instances, they
are made by e1-convicts who are
above tho average OF intelligence, and
who. while in ptison, were in good
favor with the management and have
no personal grievances to air.
Two men, Capt. James II. Pine
and james II. Holmes, both men OF cd.
ucation and not deprayed criminals.
having been convicted OF minor ofTensos,
have told their stories through tho In.
Mt different tim.s. Neither
had heard the other's recital. vet thew
apree in thu main stntnments. The
statement by Holmes. published in
Yesterdays I~Nrr1LIerycER, briof though
it is. contains CHARGES of 40 grave n M.
ture that thew deserve more than n
passinr notice. Ii ono orortcr of than
are true. or if there is tho slichtest
foundation for INV nj them th.y. coli
ior the mos. thorough and searching in
~yestication on the mar, of thu propcr
authorities.
The poreme nj n nriaon 10 thc
hardest thing in the world IN i~nvesti.
cato. oven when cv~orvfociIitv 10 oFordod
,he investigators bv rho sunarin,ondort
himsclf. Copy6cts wbo oro =. ,ho
mercy Of tho nrison onic;aIs hovc LII
Ito to gain by tellinc MI thcv know
while thcv hnya ovsrvtb;nc n losa and
arc lotbc to saw ,nvtbin, which mich.
result in their lot boTnr m,do In ,der
after tho investigators dcnor, Thu ,os-
timonv of cx.convicts ia ~lorooIv die
counted, and o~coinst ,boir d;scrcdi,od
word is that OF tho sunorintendcn, and
his guards. This is true Of nrisop in.
v~estirations cencrollv MI ove, n.
o,rntrv md il b,s boon tho crc,,ss,
obstacle +, TIM WOW q, Tim corroct;o, .,
,brsoa
In the focc Of tho ronoo,od snoc;Gc
ch,rcos m,Jo by mn, who b,vo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


70 ne crtdborlO OF EGt II Raga. Dcctasoa:
N pursuance OF n decree OF the Circuit Cour,
Oh lhG county Of Ohio. maIc In a cause therein
n,enlIng: TO subject the real estate OF liz ssid
Enie ". Russell 10 the payment Of her debts, You
estate Of tho said Ellie u. Russell. for nIiuiEcac.
Hoh, 10 George L. 2. GIlchrIst. commissioner. ut
Z! oHicc in said county, 30. !i0I ChaplInc s(rcrI,
nnrtiihG, W. on o. before tho sixteenth
day OF July. 1891
Witness John ". Mitchell. CLERK NJ IN. s,Id
e9uT'. tals th!rty-NT.t day OF Nav, 1901
N'f JOHN W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
Protective Association
No. Il. OF WHEELING. W. VA,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1894,
AT TIE NEW FAIR GROUNDS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

rrH Il The iG G' sEaat Court Of Ohio County wess Viz.
william i. Hubbard. administration, with the
deceased, complainant.
VS..
Ellie Russell AashutZ, with Thomas T. Aashutz,
her husband; Mamie Russell iIlldreth, with
Eugene y. Iillrcth. her husband; b. Shriyrr
Russell. William Il. Russell, Ellie Russell. WI.
lam II Russell; the, younger: Mary Russell,
James NJ. Russell and Thomas 4. Russell (the
I'VE persons Inst named being infants q! len.
dcr ycRrs). FrauccS NJ. Russell. J.. u. Ewing.
trustee: Mary Davis. Naunic Swabacker, W..
", S3wden; trustee; Charles BnChman. George
George +. stiiel ( Co; William E!Skine. nd.
lniillstrator OF II. Is. Woods estate: Alexander
!. lounB' William Stamm. Robert J. Reed, l..
S%ee9GSer, N; Ziesenieldcr. Albert Stole.
eEiein and G. W.. Schcucrlein. partners az
SchGnerlcIn & Bro; Ernest Gashell and Johu
o. fendleton, trustee, defendants.
~ virtue Of on orle: entered In tho above en-.
Ntlcd cause on the 29lh day OF May. 1891, 1t Is
referred to the undersigned commissioner OF
SAD court TO take. state and report 10 the court
IN acGoun, ms follows. namely:
!. Mnht personal property was left by Ellie N.
Russell deceased, and tho value thereof.
2 What real estate was left by the said Ella
thereof. 'N1'
ID. nnt uenS ctist against the estate OF said
deccuGnt, and the amounts md pHorItIcs thereof.
T. Whni liens exist against such estate, and
the p%rlorities thereof. ~
b. what liens exist against the saIl lot No,
tonE no. q claimed by the defendant, EIic Il.
g. Al, account OF tho receipts and disburse.
iAents oil the plaintiff Us Administrator.
" Any other mattcr5l dcctucd pertinent BY
hereto 10 be reported P"'
Notice Is hereby rIvnn Tim, ihn u,do,eIr,o1
hns fixed upon Monday, the sixteenth div nj
yhIy', ls9i, commencing n, 10 O'Clock a. M, rs
inc time. aud his office. No. 1901 Chupline street,
~ INC city Of Wheeling. IN Ohio county, West
nitSihia. as the place ut which he will proceed
10 ascertain aud report tho several mnt,Srs In
Inc snid order Of reference required.
Giyen under my hRnd this SlSt day OF May, 1885,
iel.F GEO. H. + GlLCiIRlST, Commissioner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

EX-SPEAHgR REED sounds 4 keynote
for tho next Republican platform when
he says silver and tho tariff will not
be considered as two issues, but as n
Cheap silver, he says, is an effective
stimulus to Asia,ic exports. a higher
price for silver by reducing Asiatic e1-
ports to Europe will increase ours; add
a high tariff and We can keep IL gold
at homo. In other words, Mr.. Reed be-
ileves that tho truo Republican doc.
trines-sound currency and q pro.cc.
tive tariff, are in separable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

CONSTANT READER-Wo cannot inform
you why Congressman pcndleton's tar
i'll speech, delivered whilc the Wilson
bill vas pcndinG in tue house, has never
beon published. We refer you to the
editors OF our esteemed contemporaries
tho Congressional Record and the Wheel
ing Register.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

THE Coxoy army marched into Wash.
ington on Memorial Day mud decorated
tho Pcnco monument which stands at
tho western entrance TO tho Capitol
grounds. It 10 presumed they hecdCd
the Keep of tho grass" signs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

FREE lumber was adopted by the
democratic senators yesterday. This
n schedule, at least, is consistent
with tho platfor IN, but is not consistent
with tho senate bill as a whole. It is
also = direct blow at n OF West Viz.
ginia's greatest industries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

The senate bill takes the duty of
wool and lumber and puts it on sugar.
Tho sugar trust reaps the benof. and
the people arc "taxed' to pay it. And
Democrats call this tariff reform,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

New ENGLAND granite in tho rough
isn't cared for by the senate bill.
Tennessee marble in the rough is pro-
tectcd. But Of course it isn't n sec.
tional measure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

ALL the weather in the United States
seems to have conferred over this sect
ion OF tho country. II tho weather bu-
eau will send us relief all will be for
given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

IT is probably untrue that the Demo
Gratis viii opOn their campaign in this
state with 4 joint debate between Soma.
tor J. n. Camden and oz.Gov. E. Villa
Wilson,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
IN OTHER

We desire to warn General Hastings,
OF Pennsylvania, against overconG-
dencc. 1t was that which pulled down
Uncle Galusha Grows majority SO that
he barely pulled through with q mar
gin OF 100000 votes 4 few weeks 90
Chicago Dispatch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

A turtle has been caught in Indiana
"on the shell OF which is a perfect fac
simile OF 4 G. A. R. badge" 1t proba-
bly, is n sign that Hoke Smith will do
well to soften his luminosity toward the
old soldicrs.-NtW York -idrcrtser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

From Indiana comes the interesting
intelligence that Jack tho / PAIN
Throwcr" has been caught and identi-
fed n one Charles Reasoner. The
name could not BIO more i~nappropriate
il he were a Democratic senator Of the
United States.-Ntv York Tribune,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

Owing to the financial stringency
Miss willard has surrendered her SAL
ary as president of the Womens' Chris.
tian Union for the Inst two years. Will
como other office holder please match
that.-PhtSburqh Times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
lsOsscr's Month.

Gen. Rosser, who is possibly tho most
unrcconstructed citizen OF the south,
now that Bob Tombs, OF Georgia, Is
dead, used these words in his speech at
Richmond Wednesday:
THE army that devoured us was On armv of
substitutes, We killed nil the substitutes, and
the men whom they represented stopped at
home and lnndc money and now draw pen,ions,
u desptsc the man who gives United States
money 10 n pGnstQner. The country cau't Stand
when II makes one citizen support another. |
shall never vote for a congressman who Is in
laVor otgovcrnmcnt pensions.
1t is not to tho credi. OF Gen. Rossor's
audience that they applauded. these
sentiments, for it was evident that they
sympathized With him in his hatred OF
the union veterans. So long rs mon Of
Rosser's stamp are permitted to vent
their feelings in public, so long will DO
delayed that com plcto reunion which is
tho hearts desire OF every brave man
who fought or either side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

Grover Cleveland, Congress, the Coxey
armies, strikes, and seventecn.year
locusts arc n big load for the same wear.
There is but littlo chance to do any
vaccination to stop thcm before the
November elections.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

MALARIA ia one Of the most insidious
OF health ~destroyors. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla counteracts its deadly poison and
builds up the aystem. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
DoS'T fail to sec the races ut tho Fair
Grounds tomorrow afternoon.

IF you have cash You can get n great
Bargain in Clothing at the Rochester
Clothing Co.'s Great Money Raising
Sale, 105l Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

The bcst non-partisan preventive Of
incomc-tax foolishness isa Republican
ConGress.-Cinchndt limcsSfar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

As to "Brockinridge's sea. in Con.
gress," it ought to be kicked out.-Chi.
cdgo Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

SUFFER- 20 cents Mt Fourth Strcot II, T.
Church Friday evening from 5:3O 10 7:i5
o'clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01

NorE-Thc voters Of Liberty and Richland dis
tricts Will hold their suggestion meetings at .
o'clock p. m, In place Of 5 p. m.