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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-24

Oeg you. SeeA w V1oVs~o o"~ AS"'S I"
home for the children.
III. LET Us PASS ON NOW TO TALK
ABOUT THE UNIVERSAL NEED OF HOME
You have noticed, Doubtless, that
dogs are attached to people and cats TO
places. Man is attached to both. aud
hence has a superior endowment.
Local attachment is almost as strong as
personal attachment, aad both should be
cultivated. Without home, the
former must 60 unuoticed.
OF all those who suffer hardships, l
am sure the man Who lives in bired
house Is, put to most .discomfort. The
annnaal move, the everlasting call for
rent. the leaking roof. are enough to
drive one mad. Superadded to all
this, is the fact that all improvements
made belong to another. There is no en-
couragement to have flowers at the door
or paint upon the walls. eau see the
propriesy in renting horse or even
a piece Of ground; but there is some
thing incongruous 10 renting home:
A man ought to owu his home, and |
believe that every one Who works aud is
honest, who lives under the blessings OF
these years, can own house after ten
years Of labor. if he will devoutly try.
The marriage rite presupposes .
home. The man wbo owns a bird
should also owo cage. But some one
asks, Must man never marry until
be owns home 2" To this there are
several answers The first is. Get
your cage and then your bird. But in
some cases, man never looks upon the
sober aud real side Of life until he
msrries. aud consequently wife is
necessary before he can learn how to
labor and save his earnings. So, then.
the question is one thas is to be settled
FIRST in one way and then in another,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-24

considerable haul. They captured
several gallons of whiskey and con.
siderable quantity Of other liquors.
The liquor aud ali Of the movable
fixtures of the establishment were
confscated and carted of to the
County Jail.
The members of the Kershaw
County Farmers Mutual Fire lnsur,
ance Company who have sustained
losses have agreed to.accept reduc-
ton of SO per cent on their policies.
This mutual organization IS branch
of the State organization, but has
been forced to go out of business by
a series of large losses
The first movement in the way
ofldirect trade with Europe from the
west is 1900 sacks of -four which has
been booked from the Liberty mills,
of Nashville, via Charleston The
Rosshire is now loading there for
Liverpool. This shipment is thought
to be the pioneer of movement
which will lead to the establishment
of direct trade. The great increase
of the depth of water on the bar by.
means of jetties which are now rapidly
approaching completion, admit ships
of heavy draught of water to enter the
port. Steamships carrying nearly
ten thousand bales of cotton have
loaded there and crossed the bar
safely this season. It is expected
that depth of twenty-five feet will
soon be attained by means of the
jetties.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-24

against MIN, a1Q tnat - Tue cause VI
his poverty; while, in fact. be has
vasted his time at fish pond. knew
man who went out of business because
be said luck vas against him, while the
truth vas be had driven his customers
away by a mean and crabid temper.
In another place you'll fnd a man who
has lost his trade by attending to every
thing but his Own business. Some OF
our people, l tbiok. are out Of = job be-
cause they imagined they would make
magnificent politicians. Now the last
one of these will cry that luck is against
him. and some who hear me tonight
will join in the lamentation. have
no answer to make, more than to say it
is very strange thing that good aud
wise God should so habitually ignore a
people SO nice aud good as you are.
2. The second half of this idea is
that you must work by plan, and that
good one. You must issue and obey
your own orders. Set up the objective
point before you. Let it be neat
little home. embowered among the
vines. light shining through the
windows, home where love shall hold
its high carnival, home that you may
call your own. Having built it in
fancy. bend every energy towards
bringing about the fact.
The rules you have made for your
own regulation may be hard to follow !;
the harder, the better Now and then
hard work has it's victim, but | am
rather inclined to believe that laziness
has more victims than labor. We read
fables about the salamander, creature
that could live in the fire. But the
people who live in round of pleasure
party after party, dance after dance, for
many nights. do more work BY far than
would be necessary to build them .
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mark of our divine origin than it is of
fallen pssure. It is only the savage
or the nueivilized wac live without any
desire to accumulate, while the enlight-
ened bear the voice Of God still speak
ing to Us, as it spoke to our first parents,
saying "subdue the earth % Sometimes
we find man. who pretends to toar so
high that be does not care at all for
things of earth, and wants nothing but
heaven. But of such a man | always
feel a little in doubt, and set him down
for . fool or crank or both. The man
who turns away, in a sort of disgust
from The full table which God has spread
in this beautiful world shows plainly
tha. be is diseased hope none of
you will ever climb to that height of
holiness It will make you unfit for
earth. aud yet will but poorly fit you
for heaven.
A man has divine right to own
property, and 10 order to do this be must
6rst win it by his toll. and then save it
by being frugal. But in pleading With
you to seek and to save what you make
speak under certain limitations which
must not be ignored. 1t must be saved in
order that it may be used, but not in
order that it may be boarded. 1t is
avarice chat gloats upon heap Of gold.
and it ia avarice that groans when a
dollar must be spent to purchase bread.
Pride, too, wants money, but only that
it may have power and superiority over
Others. And SO vanity seeks for money.
bat only that it may deck the poor
body, and hide its deformity. But i
am speaking Of something better than
all these-saviog money, saving dimes %
and cents, in order to get home. The
first dollar honestly laid aside for this
purpose ought to be celebrated just as
much as the laying Of the cornerstone
to the house when it is being built |
mean, chen. to say that it is love-our
uoblest psssion-vhich lays aside money
wherevith to build . home for those
who are dependent upon US.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12
PERSONAL POINTS.

On the day of her recent marriage,
MISC Blaine sent TO the state depart
1ent two magnificent bouquets, with
the request that one should be placed
upon the desk ono used by her father,
the other on the desk used by her
brother, Walker Blaine.
TIE emperor OF Austria is having a
new throne built at Pes,h for his use
while acting as king OF Hungary. In
nearly every other European cour. the
throne has been relezated 10 the royal
lumber rooms, and the term is used
simply a. a metaphor.
EI-Minister Robert T. Lincoln, in a
letter of acknowledgment to q Union
town pa editor for 4 history OF the
Iincolns OF that quarter, remarks tha,
he had never known any Of his name
except in Massachusetts,.
John Brown, OF Osawatonie, whose
soul goes marching on, would have been
nireiy-iour years old had he lived until
yesterday. BE was q descendant OF the
Puritan Peter Brown, who came over in
the Aayao#er.
DR.. Henry Whitehorn, who has been
professor OF Greek at the Union. college
for more than thirty years, has jus. re-
signed his position, which will DO filed
BY Prof. Benjamin Il. Ripton.
There were nineteen l~ieutenan. gen.
erals in the confederate army, and all Of
them are dead saye iour-Wade Hamp-
ton, Joseph Wheeler, james Longstrcet
and John B. Gordon.
Rev. DR.. John A. Wilson, OF Woyces-
ter. O., has been elected professor OF
ecclesiastical history in the Theological
seminary ct Allegheny, Pa
A London suburboa street which
once bore the rame OF the great Adj
miral Nelson, has been renamed ate,
Mr.. Rudyard Kipliae.
a statue OF the late Senate, Vance is
70 be placed in Capitol square. Raleigh,
y. c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12
MAY SUNSHINE

Fr L. Et-is-e-
Hse.s :P:.::2 q u Pe-rEt.as ~ &c es:ts
Lira tee lza; Of P=E>e descending ron The God
Of JJre on h:sA-
When tie .cy b2scS Of =tr:e- o'e- l.. wide
ES-TA hoe thsir hold.
AID tie pl.a:E sad buds and BLOSSOMS % tie
gz1s th=I: wealth ca!0lG
Al the 81; & riea riih Ers!c. -1.;ai t,oa a
unsscn c5oI:,
Ard The aa-au soul gers iIshtd b { blight,
celestial fl-
whAtE TIE uss Of to:lisg eTe:, rts : sl.re h<
usa:a the .od.
Lei he holy calm OF n:tc:e Ei !orr sol VIII
natures God
ueehej hea.s and brain
Bear yor back OF wiz: o. PieaE--e % !o1- los:
youth onhe iELIi
ior nsy fee! the h=pYT hes-: lh-oas tbs: yoc
fei: Il tEyy gone b..
Ee- yo- leE-1I re cruel lEEsoo, thst IL lore
and Joy nrsf die
Lay ss;9e yo1f votitIE -tstoe, s:aty 11:u.e's
c3i1e: aa?s
And yoc, soul win kagw the pleasure I. hss
EcoE1 in oiAe. d<y&
Fo- the sprcgT!1e EfS f-s!shts1 WITH 8 calm
and holy res.
Like the gentle zsphTa waited t-o2 the .:E-
lands {! rte bls. Ms CozSEE
FEI13py. ". Va. N7gs 49,
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CURRENT NOTES.

Thrcs special trains filed with hotel
men, oae~ carrying the Chicago delsgs-
ton, the Others those from New York
and New England, lei: CHICAGO for Den
yer, where the IpaCM convention viii
be held.
When m,ils are dit,nbn:ei at The
postofiea in the City Of Mexico the
names Of receivers OF letters are posted
on I bulletin board. When 9 person
calls for bis mail his frat =et IS 70 coz
sui: this board
4 Florida farmer, alter Kidding his
Own farm Of snakes by turning loose
among them adroTe Of r1Ior-baeE hogs,
now reats on: the animals 10 his neigh
boss for a similar purpose
Neither Missouri, Texas, nor Artan-
sLs possesses 4 Eorated mill or q carpe.
factory, nor has Texas or ArEansAs :
single specimen Of I paper mill or Al
iron or steel industry.
The cylinder head Of : Connecticut
locomotive blew out while At fall speed.
The trains momentum carried i: 70 the
station, five nileI away. without =
pound Of .ie.n.
Several Of the eraoeiullaunchesE which
were used Ia the ls2oo1s 1t the Worlds
Pair have been sold 20 proprietors OF
summer hoteli il the Wisconsin lake
regions.
4sherille, y. G., au.horisie. are M
willing TO have factories located in that
toEn because Of the low class OF people
they bring together
Il is estimated shat the annual con-
sumption OF wheatiorfood in ths United
States averages about four and q half
bushels per capita
The largest Sunday schoo! library in
the world Is in Washington, D. c. 1.
is the property OF the Assembly Preaby-
terian church.
Mra. Hannah Chard is reported 70
have celebrated her lo5h birthday az
Ferreli, y. j., ~reoentlT. She Is an in
ve!erste smoker.
Chriatian Indians o; the Dako.a tribe
raised yearly 500 La. year 70 Chris
tianizs their pagan Sioux brethren.
Mrs. John Matthews, OF Anderson,
Ind. has been driven insane by the
march Of the Connoa|ealers-
The highest OF the Green mountains
II Vernon. is Mt Manifold, 4,2S0 feet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12
Coal Men.

The P:t,e-rEh eoaiereees Of coal
nea snphIrirsi the radical difference
Of opinion krsEa 70 e1i.: 1asns then.
sous are wiling 70 treat tie nsa falS:
ly. oshsr are determined 70 take all
The I3van;sse ,hey eau Of the miners
Esd Of other operators
nese ls.;s' are opposed 10 gsinS
is.o ,hs Cleveland conference nsx;
Ss.k- Their attitude IS explained 10
part By large e9n.,Ie.s ;akea on . basis
o! dity-dva cents q Ion for mining, ! rata
zhieh does no; leave the coa digger
enouEh 20 live on ate, paying for pow.
der and oil aad Being run through the
hopper Of the company store.
Fit be impossible 70 nine coal on
bette, terms than these for the men
Tto do the work. /. would be bette, 10
elose forever the mines 10 unfortunately
situated We do no: believe tia. Iur
mine. in the Pittsburgh reg!oa are in
this tx The trouble grows on, OF the
eaort % re: p1sines. By cutting priess
80 Low tia; the miners mus. be Gu. to
the bone
1t is not strange that the mes rebel
against this policy and are doing their
leTel bes. TO brig about 8 better state
Of thiHga-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

In saying that Hoods ~sarsaparilIa
cures, its proprietors make no idle OF
o=trayagaut claim. The advertising
Of Hoods sarsaparilla Is always within
the bounds Of reason, because it is true
1t always appeals to the sober, common
sense Of thinking people, and It ia al
ways fully suhs.antiated by endorse.
meuis, which in the financial world
would be accepted without a moments
hesitation.
Road the testimonials published in
behalf Of Hood's sarsaparilla, all from
reliable, grateful people.
They tell the story. Hoods sarsspa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

-shETP ES3otcz p.saS AL thre1Eh NJ body
. hSE!AcSSoTe- ny eyes WHEN EoGA eat
The Art seE blteI oa3ELioTt-s sesz5i ioLodFs
"a ny tSrU1t PL.aS Ero1nt nv h@E-t God
through 70 SAo1i3e: elsiA. NJ sole NEs coz
uIaLllF ssoPPst up q e9aid scarcely S-eG;te
throsga q; dropping Of auaoai ron NJ bed
ilto NJ th-uEt escs1S Ii % hawk L1t F2.:
e7eT irE =truies; thryzi ErJ rrE I'D sore Got
ton<Se eye7 90; E9c4 I w5zh c9cra eTeTT
night Ent twice ! sp!i up b!ooi III vET
short o! brtAtA all he I5e kSi hSi rial-g.
roGrog no!BeI IA ny e@L lid n arpEu;e-
AID EkEt I ate hu-f NJ. NJ fto=1cA Eoajd
EEel Ect pain Es Ettsf GeIlL ac6 zken icoc!d
selsh Up The gas tie ELs that had to-=AdtAs-e
l Eo1A feel. better B0rsh ven co<!ye sd
EidasJl .!rs<.sh. K.i SaIsiAdoa Q! Sshes--
Ict1d scarcely deep a. al ! TLI * neTo1S:
a. soon al Eoud hT doSu n bad ! TulId be
gin 70 skAks and jefk With NJ cerreA sad Eo.ld
arise n the DocaiE ftSltns eIh1nrsa Atfz-
uEirZ tre1tae-i viii Dr. Copeland. Bsl I'D
avis tor coe aoath fsssl Ike oeE IN !
eza Ell sEood slCsre neal nd rSlEh = No
1ore 6e!catcS OF gzs o, pAl1 IN =ys.o=l.A-
ao;Ftop % EaT So-e. hGEktoz End srtttcg Al
gone 20 nm cJcch- 10 Eo:e ringing no!s.s &
ny ear IEssp well AID feel ret-es5d o. rs
ing IL lie r-o-athEx NJ nerves arc 10: Es
Es-oay "a thsy saoaii b. ytL bI: I feel cc,53E-;
hat another months rtat2Sl; VII -Ake tsEz
e. s:ronE ss any caes ooui1bA IkeE5T recon
-sad ell suffering hucGnltJ 70 coaFrli DrA
Co3elkat Ban ed Darts . STAY vita then
r1ul cured ] ioEod ttetr Cs4t=s-t pleasant.
painless ed elective HAD triet rEo otssr
doetorS IN the lkt Two ye.c sod tasy I'D roi
hep ne : particle, End ! leTe: received any
os1s5t NATL 6e-Ia EAAIrg nth DrE Copeland,
BlI ! DsTiS EhozI cpas!ter tie lss5toZ R-
e!HlJs OF tAti corr:-y En3 thoroughly uncs.-
s:scd Et.: they I.e d5tpg"
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when men are wiling 20 1cecp. work
without the stipulation tia; they may
travel home once every noath With.
oct money and without price, The
whole thing Iayors very much oisaastpT
Faulkners negro colonization scheme
which the 1xTEittGExcrE exposed dur.
ing The campaign Of IS92, aud it may be
tha: his aching desire 20 have his home
city 20 for the Democracy aud hard
times 10 al the bottom oil the attempted
revival Of the 1899 conspiracy, o. l. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

The esteemed R>yeG should not talk
stud which everybody kHoEsso DO non-
sense The IsrELlGEScEz desired no
ONCE uuds; Preidea. Harrison, de-
eiiaed 70 acespt oae, gave .he Presider:
iss cordial support vas able TO con-
tribute something Is his reaoniaatioa
and continue. TO Re pleased Ei.h the
job. IL the game time yas Ix1ELuoEs-
cEz has 20 quarrel with the Rgizz FOX
holding ienaciou.ly to it asy>a caEd;-
nal points Of political faith. 70 Wit, I've
losves snd Two fishes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

,ls.Fs d hnIlltklItEE Confession
The IsTHuezscEg regrets that the
Rgu4er Iose, its temper when its atten-
ton il called 70 the knock-ou. that
tariff reform received .. the hands of
Democrat. senator's, and the RsgisETs
own embarrassing position as o party
organ uude, the circumstances. Bu. it
Is no: the IsrELLIGESCEg that shs Rya-
tn ahould be angry with, The Demo
cratic senators who compromised with
the "trust. and monopoliez," and who
abandoned the pledges made in the
Chicago platform are responsible for
the RagIt1s embarrassing position, and
not the ISTELLIGE3cgR. Among those
genators who, as the New York Racld
says, would not have voted againat
the Wilson bill, but ars ready to take
their share Of protection and com.
promise by recognizing the theory OF
protection, are Messra. Camden and
Faulkner, Of West Virginia, which fac.
Increases The Rs7it.y, enb,yras,nen.
and irritation a, a nzr.v orgsr
Tho Is-nI,cyScr, vbiIe r.,r..ti,,
,b.red nrcb. Of ia ne;,bhor !. Glad =
note +bat the R,,i1,, n , &. ~
,e.s cnite n1nspol Win 8 ,d,,;,s ia.
ths senate, .ariF bill i. an nn.Dsmo.
cratic measure, and i. ..po. vb.t tho
neonls denupaed.n Havipc admitted
Ri. mucb vby mot nprsno tbs msnlv
conrss stiIl fur.ber and advocats ,ho
dsfs,t II Tho biI on Tho g,onnss tbo,
!, i . bat,aral Of the n,,ts and = yiol..
ZION ot,be Democrats n,incinlas, Tho
p,I;yIrbo...s of,its consi.tsscv wo,Id
-, such , co,i,.s ba mo-. :o,,;,,an,
.h.s - ,.,.n, .bo n;l ba.,rs. 49,.
- 49,. ;,.h.m.ssSs.;..
sa.h;.as g.
D.. a...onaa n.n
-, ~. 80
Mckinleyism as q whole. What q
humiliatiae position the Democratic
party, and the Democratic organs find
themselves in 10 be cure. With al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

~. Jr-a G Nsg-s. a wsT; Tl4<.t.z Ei.
r,02i eo-ag. Ola saiEag zp1OTs q lss .Etas-
S,z1GGs4 Hil, tErs; M fro3s!s bz-Aa LSSEi
two yeErs AEa IbeeA=e 70 weak to3 bsrTgat
vp1liFtLrrtc q tAosES | were er-af % walk
lax trun h1zA 70 NJ work I T01h rgiusst.
bes3ei Ga4 dInT ADD Fgots u0aaE;s-u t%9-s
~ tysa aifH;, nc Thea eIgrJtklIg As17d -
No1,1 look - DAT ! o5ai EnErct!T So u AL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

CES 10 LHe A~SpuO!LLG05 CI ELS SE.ES ~
the officers Q! the Republican state
Lzg1e:
TIE strL AEa11i E:tk CosFe=Iiol o. lie
slts EEpz3lLEs DeExIe ClI-8- !G- the E-scaoa
CIGEaEn p. .Ss scz-zE ygEr ia de selection
=eEs IN DElIs;, CosorEto- c = Mn ZEE.
It EEir=9aL lana .. ES3 Il 4 izp1-1niih st
thereGssaJt " II iol 1 rsp:t1Ea[aiiss oit.s
cGoE o. lie EI:s 4 PS-.Lble- SeTsr Il iEs
tie Ds-os=ztIc yST:J, NkLS4 -o1s Ito power
Erdg- lie h-1lCEszGocs o.lN2 besa 30 EsrEBi
I'd impressive : ~kE71SiicE1 PArIT h.acSd
ore 20 GroTeT CIsTslsod CSt IA ,Coog-Ls1 Of
.aeg.JE;ean ) pF9zP=co1s I'D Es12y c5taIT,
and "a Ose Jez-s time they pr OF tie G-a 81
tH-nSceL Eoy2sc Tie wheels Of ;ss slls. dc1St
tie coya Q: rs Ect1:T I'D UU-kS5O2. tat
scsttsEa1 zt1zor-&t ta;1Ax sd 2sEEel dis
assr CyEF TIE lAa6
-TEs people ESo Te1s4 lor : eh1-zs Sc .aetr
--tskkE. E7t n tie slEs-=l-5 ~ EgsLa "
The Gc5t Old PZI! 10: Te1sL he E?poEAT
Of t5e DEEoc-s:c patty -9E FszacI clearly &c
reAJe6 70 .&s eozHrJ. ard II lie coming IIrCg-
u aor he rehabilitation Of the American So=E-
isgEE1. Ihs preservation o. .otEs:1sS Eld
TIE integrity o! t1s -p--caAa7Ss sd c=ot-5tyErS
poEET O! The c5!lzy. TIE :eI1-lot P9oEpsEU E1c
Es= 20 The oScsslol i has asTs: t!Iei Ii snJ
c:1IB Il The coGnfT@s hiSto3. SID On lbs oca'
EIo5 Ii E!sIo1 Is Of equal R:E1dcs- md :--'
ot4a Will rs past ~Sig::g7s EeAleTsnza1
LAS GsEEsIGl Al [E1i-10zI EEzI Egse
tAEa 4 cosains together q the representatives Of
Lss EeplEllcEa eiahs IN lore Gs1t Tie De1lo
ca:ts P2rtyis E<sia pct o. the celzlziT=. III.
R2CSltcs1 p2tty Is A--sd and aggressive AID
!nDsadE 10 torrs the tshtirg Tas IETgsc tbs ~
rsndEncs on I5a meeting Gs Zre1:sr VIII Be The
1aoIEl eGecL Il therefore b<aSOrz tee Eeptb.
liea2S in eTerT dht!ST N tie ssSe too5ga5!-s
EadRuf 70 ths convention ce!tzltss who ca
EITe reasonable asAU.zace OF telrE pns4bL
Zach eiEb & eaL:isd 10 representation o. hTe
ds5eSAteL
-1ze selection Of FsiEzouT Is the plea Oh
mating VA : hAp2y oae b people are VAR.
heated and EospiI1bls. sid ihe:e Will bs ample
Accommodations 70: all SEo lEy stJerd Taa.
-WO chIlzpIoas of proisct.oc, Governor IcHla.
ieJ and Hon IhoGSE u Esd hare btl IN
Tfted 70 bepreselt, AID there Is eTe:T feEyoa 20 Be
Esse thai they VIII be Ia attendance ande1plo1e
the ioiiIez aat fslucies o! the wilson bill a. me
Sey dOor-Essp OF the t2:5er a. that destructive
de-10nzilzi1sL ur-Ar1src4a EEaSEr= Let Z.
7allT Ind Rn1 torth the CT. No more s:srTs-
tlon 70. Iab0-, 10 more European pEGpet E1sssI
no more ruin fox capital"
E ?. RCCEE2, President.
LEEuL sec.gt24. EJr2
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"coal. to New c.suer

The old saying abou. carrying Goals
to Mes Castle" has no significance any
more. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company iz hauling coal 70 Pittsburgh,
aud more pecrlia. still, il is Pittsburgh
coal. Yesterday one train OF twenty,
four cars vent through Wheeling from
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh, all loaded
with coal which had previously been
shipped down the riverin ba,ses. The
miners strike OF cousse brings this
about
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

TIE stoppaSe Of manufacturing es.ab-
lishuents IN Pittsburgh for wan. OF
coal would be Ike starving n the nids,
Of plenty. yet the coal strike canno: go
much further without forcing a shut.
down in many Pittsburgh mills. The
available supply Of coal il snal! and
fast g,owinsFesz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12
a DANGEROUS TENDENCY.
C.tlrfh Is d IrmshsnUs, In,ltIoB
and Tenacious Discs.

whta Neglected mP.rmsai., a. Who'll.
sy,tsa and r~rssurs;Iy LeAA, To Coz.
sumption, asthma, Stz.-oOn't PrSsraS-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

II Kelly aud his tourists will kindly
blot Wheeling from the map We shall
be much bsholden to them. "slide,
Kelly, slideln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

It is No longe. the Wilson Dill. It is
the compromise" bill How they will
manage TO compromise the compromise
is zone Of those things 70 fellow can
find out"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

II Mr. Cleveland be in reality his
party leade, isn't i. time Tor him 10 get
the faithful together. Int there some
new aud catching phrase he can fling
i1Io the bovs?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

Is these days a Democrat who knows
where his party stands on tho tariff
question is wiser than seven men sha.
can render q reason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

THE IsrELLtGEscERs Decoration Day
road race for wheelnen promise. TO be
an even: OF unusual interest Hone
and visiting experts viii be seen at
their bes: on the latest and lightest
mounts. Tie prizes are worth COM
peting for and the entries ia.u,s 4
spiriteG contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12

VIE the k~inetograph Senator Brics'a
chuckle would DO visible to the naked
eye.