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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.

DkPARTURB OF BTkAMERo.
L. old MIMIC
~ " STEAMSHIP COMPANY
W,N sExI-wEEKLY LINE FOR NEW
VTsS YORK.
Steamers leave Richm ond
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY
at o'clock p. NJ. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time. g.. nj.
Oh North River, for Richmond every
WEDNESDAY and. SATURDAY at . p;
NJ arriving in Richmond MONDAY ana
FRIDAY MORNINGS. .a
Cabin fare TO New York Including
meals and berth via James-riVer q A,
r rogtas tickets limited to thirty
1Savs alter date OF issue .......... Il %
Steerage fare with subsistence .... 8 %
Steerage fare. without subsistence: b w
Cabin fare via chesapeake ana
Ohio railway and Richmond and
Petersburg railroad tickets limit ~
Re S d .H tickets Giinited to thirty =,
Tiekets can be obtained at Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
Petersburg .dePots: and at the eompsnyrs
once. 1901 Main street. ana "hari' hocA'
Freigh. forwarded and through bills Of
lading issued .or points beyond New
Freight received daily until 5 p. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on NON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway lvia Newport Newsl at
$40 and by the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad (same days. at 800 A. NJ. will
make connection at NORFOLK with
steamer leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO. Agts,
No 1901 Main street:
my1 and companys wharf. Rocketts
VIRGINIA NAvIGATIoNa,Ra
Y CohPANY's JAMESR " Is r.
LANE for Norfolk, Portsmouth. OLE
Point Newport News. Claremont, ana
James-river landings, and connecting AZ
Old Point and Norfolk for Washington
Baltimore, and the North.
STEAMER POCAHONTAS LEAVES
RICHMOND EVERY MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, AND FRI
DAY AT TOO A. NJ.
Electrtc-cars direct to wharf. Fare only
$40 and 400. to Norfolk. Portsmouth,.
Old Point, and Newport News. Music
by q Grand Orchestrfon.
Freight received daily for above-named
places and all points In Eastern Virginia
and North Carolina.
~ ~ EDWARD Il. BARNEY.
IRWIN wEIsIoER,
superintendent
General ofices: PlantsrS Bank Build
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-13

A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAM
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. January %, 1884,
at 1870 T. NJ, trains on this road VIII
run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND /;

liz i. NJ From Atlanta and Augusta.
Us A. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse.
AS r. NJ. Arriving at Manchester.
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HEALTH RESORTS.
hot SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
IL VIRGINIA.

BGHSSks s HsD i ~ Z. : 2sa sA As
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
pAMAoE ny THE STRIKE.
rabuiated sta,sms"t of MCn Killed Snd
IUju,ed aud Property Destroyed.

rabu,o,.d statement of SICn Killed aud
Iuiu,sd aud Property Destroyed.
CAieasO T,tsvas Jnyh
Tabulated reports Of tho strike are
now being made at army headquarters.
One was handed in yesterday which
tells In a few lines tho story Of Debs'
insurre..Ion so far as the loss of life
aud damage to property are concerned.
That statement shows tina: between
JuIy 7 and july l2 thlrty.thTed persoi 6
were killed or injured. In the same
time 7s5 cars aud locomotives Weto
burned or wrecked aud ~ cars were
pushed over or destroyed.
July I was the worst day: Ot cue
thir,v.three men in the list OF casulties
iwentv.six mot their injuries that day.
Tho rioters burned, DESTROYED or tenu'
cred useless go cars aud locomotives
and overturned and destroyed ninety
sjx cars. Sixteen railroad systems were
molested that day. July I only nino
roads ran mail and passenger trains
and eighteen trains wero stoned or nfeu
upon. .,,uI
The rioters burned twCnty'one build
ings, nine Of these July I. =.
There was also much violence the toI'
loving Iay. and the day after that sixty
cars aud locomotives were burned or
wrecked. Each column OF the state
ment indicates the damage dono Tor
twenty.four hours. In full the state
ment is as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
A Diai,olicnI Plot.

Somewhere in Washington, or some.
whore else. tho Register has made the
startling discovery that there is dia-
bolical Republican plot to carry the
Second Congressional district now mis-
represented by Hon. William L. VIII
son. The vile conspiracy is to BIO car
ried ont in this way:
Thcy will begin their work carly: and Ouec
begun, Il will he kept mp llhtlrnGIy I'LL tho polls
clos. On tho night Of election.
The district will 10 flooded with the most H.
sidIuus aud nllurng brands OF Republican cam
nnIru literature, and relays Of stump speakers
big nnI little. great and small. WI 10 HSpt IN
The field talking TO the voters oil through the
fall.
The idea OF flooding tho distriet with
Republican literature and packing it
with jobs lots of Republican speakers
is of course monstrous without mitiga-
ton. But this is not oil OF 1t. Tho
same panic-stricken authority tolls us
that the Republican nominee Is to be
Hon. S. b. Elkins-Repub!ican literu-
turc, Republican speakers, Elkins, and
theAnost dishoartoning OF these is Ell
kins! And NIL this hns been arranged
in Washington without consulting tho
home folks, who think they arc going
to select their own nominee but arc not
to be allowed to do anythin.: OF the
kind.
With regard to the nomination OF Mr..
Elkins, that would DO beyond question
unspcakabIy wicked. No confidence
will DO broken to say for tho relicf OF
tho perturbed Democratic mind that
Mr.. Elkins will not DO tho nominee.
Nevertheless he will take hand in ro'
firing Mr.. Wilson from tho labors which
have proved too arduous for him.
The Republican literature and Re-
publican speakers will probably be
there. and these latter will include Mr..
Elkins. but the standari.bearer will be
some other good Republican whose
baggage will DO chockodfor Washington.
1t will make no difference whether
Mr.. Wilson shall DO tho Democratic
nominee or shall decide that his health
is only good enough for him to accept
the presidency of tho university; the
Democratic nominee in that district
will DO beaten. The Republican, aro
not going to make mistake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Alice Moore, of Cleveland, Oiio,
Is ono OF the few women who have
made century record on the bicycle
a century run means TO ride hundred
miles lay.-N1O York Tribune.
Mrs. Julia L. Baker and tho Misses
Baker. OF Cincinnati. have presented 10
that city \ statue OF Cincinnatus. which
has boon placed In the city hall.-Mil
and EXPIRES.
On October II next the twonty. fifth
anniversary OF tho conservation Of
bishop Whitaker, Of tho Protestant
Episcopal church, will be celebrated in
this city.
Tho Duke OF Dovonshirc owns 100000
acrcsin England alone, and his revenue
is enormous. Ills father dicd worth
S7,5OO,0O0 Of personalty.-Aal and En-
pres.
ChicfJustice MclviIle W. Fuller, Of
the United States Supreme Court, was
IN New York several days during tho
past week.
Bourke Cochran is camping in tho
AdirOndaCks with President Edward
II. Coates, OF the Philadelphia Academy
Of tho Fine Arts.
DR.. J. L. Wilson, Of Tcrrc EIautc,
Ind, has in his possession bell which
was cast in Spain in l70S.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

as Cholly parsimonious at allP"
"PNraimonious? Why. no is liberal to
rccklessness." GLOW did you discover
that?" ii hoard HIM telling Chappic
that he was going to give him piece Of
his mind."-Pr& EtchimyG
IInuehty Lady (who Inns Just pur.
chased n stampl-Must ! put it on my
self? rostoiIiCO Assistant-NOt ncCcs.
sorilv, madam; 1t will probably accom-.
plish more II you put it on the letter.
N0rdrt Lcigcr.
"Do you believe that animal life un.
tlorgoos constant changes in tho pro.
cess OF cvolu,i0nW Certainly. Haven't
all tho young women you knew last win.
ter become summer grls"-ChicdgO
Record.
Callcr-Whnt is tho matter with Fido
that you arc watching him 30 closely?
ChNrliG-CausU mamma said your Int
was enough TO mako n dog laugh. and |
wanted 10 500 hun do it.-incr. Ocean.
Tho Gas-You mud | don't stand
much OF show when there aru n pair
OF spOOnoY lovers around, do we? The
lnmp-N0ne; get turned down every
ttmo- Rn0r'o Express
| should DO virtuou1 for my own
sake, though nobody vera to know It,
just az ! would bN clean for my own
Hnkc, though nobody were to sec mo-
M0ti%bWrM
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Il Yoar,s ItnrnIgn Trnding q.


A treasury bulletin brings returns OF
our imports and exports for tho twelve
months ending Juno 80, tho complete
fiscal year. Wo have sold to foreign
countries $500. lll.93O, Sl4,4OtOO0 moro
than in 1893, aud wo have bonght from
them s2ll, 5G5, 900 less. In 1893 tho bal.
ance oitrado was against us by slS, 49,
72S; for 1891 the figures come our way
by tho handsome sum Of S93I, ,40T.
The years foreign trading shows onco
more the fallacy Of the free trade con.
tcntion that European countries buy
from HS in proportion ms we buy from
them; and it proves tho truthiulness OF
oItho protGctionist assertion that Euro.
pGan countries buy from rs with solo
regard to their necessities, taking into
no account our purchases from them.
This fact was already established By the
official record.
During the year tho dutiablo imports
icll oil $IlG,7G3O0O. duo in part to tho
impaired purchasing power Of the poo.
plo and enforced economics, in purt to
tho promise Of tariff reductions which
made Importers slow to bring now
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Cats have d peculiar commercial i'm.
portamcO In Cerinin linGs OF trade" says
the Chicago Iicrdi. "ln some parts OF
the country marine insurance does not
cover duIn4ge done 70 tho cargo by the
dopredations Of rats; but If the owner
Of tho cargo thus damaged can prove
that tho ship was not furnished with II
cat ho can recover compensation from
tho owner Of tho ship.
Tho distance bctwcsn 1864 aud 1894
was given practical illustration in
Chicago court room recently, when
young ColoIed woman was admitted to
tho legal profession md took the oath
Us mn Rttorncy-at.law. The young
woman has been n law reporter for ten
years, She is proficient in German,
French and music, and has taken high
rank for scholarship in her classes.
great sensation has been caused in
Austria by the imprisonment OF four
tGcn.ycar.old boy on the charge Of less
majestic. Tho little fellow, Eduardo
Ercolessi, was arrested In Trieste Il Tow
weeks ago, charged with making i'm
proper rOmarks regarding tho Austrian
emperor. He was tried in secret and
condemned to hard labor In prison for
two months.
Ina New York store these two legends
aro on tho reNr walls: "lnsist Upon
Being Properly Fitted and Don't At
tempt to Wear Shoes Too Short" II
all pedestrians observed these suggcl-
tions when buying Shoes there would
DO vast deal more comfort in walking.
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
A dissipnted dog is ono OF California's
oddities. A Gordon sGttor, owned by
Malachi Moon, is addicted TO the inor-
dinato use OF lager beer. Strange to say,
while tho canine is willing to perform
any number Of tricks for drink, no 70.
fuses to drink from glass that is half
foam.
1t is rather hard for American people
to he Obliged to read that mob OF
thusand foreigners sacked aud looted
tho little town OF Spring Valley, ILL.,,
last Saturday, aud proposed to expel
from it every man and woman who
spoke tho English language.
a In Sale street cigur man, who is
constantly resoring to schemes to ut.
tract tic crowd, hung in his window
tho first stanza OF "Amoricu" and then
wrOtc at the bottom of it that the pros
ent is a good time for patriotic people
to whistl0 tho nir.-ChicagO Hcrold.
! Alta dance in Hazlcton, Pa. Saturday
night, ton persons wore wounded in n
riot caused by an Italian firing re-
yolver.
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A treasury expert estimates that tho
income tax may yield rs much "a $50.
100000 and may not bring in moro than
Sl2,000,0O0. The patrons OF the measure
have guessed Mt SO, 100000.
A fiscal schomc 80 uncertain in Its
operation is poor reliance at a time
when the treasury is running steadily
behind and may soon be going fastct
on the down grade. II there were no
other objection to tho measure this
would be sufficient.
Tho inquisitorial character OF tho
project is what makes it 80 odiou,.
Therc is absolutely no justification for
any such proceedings in time OF peace.
The Republican party was ablc to got
along without prying into private busi-
ncas in time OF peacs-why can't tho
Democratic party profit by that good
example?
1t is not forgotten that when tho
country needed every dollar it could
raise the Democratic party opposed the
income tax. by it's present advocacy Of
tho measure the Democratic party puts
itself on record as Opposing war meas.
ures in time of war and advocating
them in time OF peace.
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stocks into the country. Merchandise
admitted free Of duty was less in asGre-
gate value BY s54. SOL, another aud moro
striking evidence Of forced economies.
Imports and exports Of gold show
that in 1898 on the exchanges Of the
yellow metal We came out ss7.5o6. 900
behind. and q fourth Of this loss was
made in the last month Of the fiscal
year. The 1894 loss on this account is
bat s4,5S5,0OO, q very distinct gain,
although regain Of tho large amount
Europe took away from US in 1898 would
have been more comforting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
Government Purchnso Of Nnilronls

Government Purchase OF Railroads.
Mr.. G. ?. Huntington says ho would
gladly sol to the government the rail.
road property which he controls. The
res. OF them feel the samo way about it,
always provided they get their price.
It has been suggested that tho govern.
incnt. not tho owners Of tho railroads,
would name the price.
Since the government of tho United
States lie not u highwayman it is not
easy to 500 how tho thing could be
worked this way. Debs may know how
to take railroad property at his own
price. but tho government Of the United
States has not learned how to perform
such feat.
It will be long while bnforo this pro.
posed change in tho ownership OF the
railroads Of the country will take place.
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Debs and some OF tho rest OF them
have sought to console the defeated
men with tho thought that II they have
lost in tho fight the capital invested in
the roads interlered with has also been
u heavy loser, aud 90 long as they can
compel capital to lose they think they
have a achieved victory.
That the railroads have lost heavily Is
not denied. Tie Financial Chronicle es.
stimate, the six months decrease in
earnings at about slOOOOO,OOO, a
very large pnrt OF which. it re.
marks, would have gone into
new work II it had not been for the nc.
cunulation OF discOuragomeuts. Halt
the estimated loss devoted to bettOr-
mcnts would have had a most bene-
lcial effect on almost every branch OF
industry.
The Debs idea is not only to compel
the railroads to make no improvements
because they have neither money nor
the encouragement, but to stop as
many branche, of industry as possible
in order to show that II new power hns
arisen in the laud capable Of taking all
industry by tho thront and strong
enough to choke the lie out OF it il one
employer will not come to terms with
his men.
The good sense Of the people rovolts
against SO monstrous u doctrine and
will not allow 1t to DO put in practice.
The people who struck against the
tyranny OF king aud struck to good
purpose will not tolerate tho tyranny
OF one Of tloir own follow citizens,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
OLD ARMY SONGS.
Familiar Melodies Sung IN the March and
About the CNmptlrrs.

Familiar Melodies Sung in the March and
About the CnmptIrrs.
/ MARCHING THROUGH GEOEGiA.
Bring the good old buslc, boys! we'll Sing an
other SOng-
Sing 1t with II spirit that Will start tho wofiu
Sing II nT rs we used to slug 1t, Nifty thousand
While We We're marching ,hro' Georgia.
CHORUS
IIurrnhl hurrah we bring ihc Jubilee.
lIurTnhl hurrah! the iAS that inaEos you itcoi
So We sang the chorus from Albumin 10 tho sca'
while We went marching THO Georgia
How the darkics shouted when they heard tho
How tnS turkeys sobbcI which our cOmmis'art
How thS sweet potatoes even started from tho
ground.
while We went marching through Georgia
Yes, and thCru were Union men who wcpt with
joyful tenrH.
When they saw tho houOr'd flag they had not
HARDLY could :hcs DO restrained from breaking
While We were marching through Georgia.
"shcrmnn's dashing Yankee boys will never
SO the saucy rebels said and twas handsome
bOnSt,
Had they not forgo. alasl to reckon with the
While We were marching through Georgia.
So We made thoroushf:rc for Freedom and
her train,
sIxty miles IN latitudc-thrce hundred TO the
Treason lied before us. for resistance was In
vain,
While We were marching through Georgia. -''
II. GLORY! GLORY! HALLELuJAHl
John Browns body lies a tnou'drinS In the
John browns body lies a mOuldrIng In the
grave,
John Browns body lies a mould'Eiug III tho
Ills soul Is marching on.
CHORUS
Glory! glory halIclujah! Glory! glory halle.
Glory! EIoEy hulloluJah! Glory! glory halle
Glory! glory hallclu!ah! Ills soul is march
Glory! glory haIleluIah! Ills soul Is march
Ing OIL
The stars OF Heaven a,O looking kindly down.
The Sturs Of Heaven are looking kindly down.
Tic stars Of Heaven nrU looking kindly down,
On the grave OF old John Brown.
Hes gone to DO a soldier IN tho army of tho
LOtli
Hes gouc to be n soldier III the army OF tho
Hes gone to be u soldier In the army Of the
Lord!
Ills soul Is marching on.
John Browns knapsSck is strapped upon his
back.
John browns knapsack is strapped upon his
back,
John Browns knapsaCE is strapped upon his
hNck.
Ills Is marching on,
Ills pet lambs will meet him on tho way,
Ills pct lnmbS will meet HIN OF the way,
Ills Irt lnInbS will meet him Un the way,
And they'll 90 marching OIL.
They will hnug jeff Davis TO q SAVER Rpplc tree,
They will hing JeGI Davis to SHucr Hpplv tree,
Thcy will hung JrtI Davis 10 n AHuGr apple tree
As they 90 marching along.
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BROWN S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion C Debi lity.


Tho bost saIve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, foyer
sores, tetter. chappcd hands, chilblains,
corns. aud all skin cruptions, and posi-
,ivoly cures piles, or no pay required.
II IL guaranteed to gtvO pGrfCct SAlisiac-
ton or money refunded. Prico %
cents pcr box. For salO by Logan Drug
COmpnnY,
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WEST VIRGINIA.
The steady Developments Of the state-NsW
Railroad Projects.

Bo,in.Ov SKA
Despite the financial ssriugeuey,
strikes and other drawbacks, West Vir.
ginia seems to be making good progress
in development Several important
branch railroads are now in course Of
construction. The Roaring Creek and
Charleston Company, which is build
ing line through the upper part Of the
state, Is making rapid progress. The
line 10 completed to pOint five miles
above Womelsdorf, to which point,
from the Woat Virginia Central & Pitts:
burgh, at BrastE. it Is already open and
hauling considerable coal and timber.
The work beyond Womelsdort is max.
ing such hoadway that five miles more
can DO opened in . few days. The
Gauley Lumber Company will soon
complete railway from its mills TO at
Belva. W. Va. at tho head Of Blue creek.
down the stream three miles TO Spruce
Fork, and up the latter four
nlles. The company owns tract OF
10000 acres Of hard wood, and will OK.
tend the limo as the timber IL cut out
An engineer corps from Pittsburgh has
begun the preliminary survey Of the
Charleston, CIendennin & Sutton rail.
way extension from Cisndenn;n to SUIT
ton. There arc over dozen men in
the corps, and the route will be survey
ed on each side oil the river. Better
court house accommodations are also
being provided in several counties,
Webster county is building handsome
court hou,e at Addison. Clay county
will vote soon on proportion to issue
bonds for court house, and Nicholas
county will probably do tho snme. West
Virginia is possessed Of great natural
wealth, and at the ratio at which it is
bninc Developed will seon assume com.
handing position among hor sister
states
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LAST winter Chicago fed and lodged
thousands OF men who could not feed
and lodge themselves. This summon
thousands OF men who had no grievance
strike and compel Chicago. Illinois and
the United States to 20 to large expense
TO restore and preserve the peace. 1t is
40 easv 10 forget.
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TtrInI O'pd'fh 70 lNt INfIIOfn-fF.
GEESvllLE, W. Va, July l6.-ThG
competitive examination for tue mp.
pofntmcnt Of cadet to WOss Point
from tho First congressional district
was held here Friday. lhcrO wore four.
teen contestants. Frederick Lows, Of
Gilmcr county. received tho highest
grade, with George llornor, Of Harrison
county, second.
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READERS of tie Daily InteiiGenerr
leaving to,va can hare the 1,a2cr sent 10 any
address IN he United Stats. postpaid, for
tvsres months, So 90; for one month. G5 cents;
for trso weeks, 80 cents. Address Changed as
MIN, n, d,nired.
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ave must and will win," shouts
Debs, and the men whom BIO induced to
quit their work arc straininG their eyes
to 500 short cut to thcir old employ.
ment. Dcbs has become ridiculous.
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OFFICERS OF the Amalgamatod Associ-
alton deny the story OF an intended
strike by their organization They say
tho timos are too hard for such move.
ment. Tho country has had strikes
enough TO last awhile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17
u YER ~
NNfnzH 81 Ii.

GONE MERCHANTS would
-, have you believe that trade
enters II condition OF tor
pidity about July !, and re-
mains so till the cool days of
September wake it to life and
activity again.
But, hcgginsyour pardon. that
is not true. There is no season
Of the year in which people do
not buy goods; there is no sea-
son in which they do not want
them. BY the same token,
there is no season in which it
will not pay to advertise.
However, ifyour ncighbor has
this Old-hshioncd notion, andis
too conservative to advertise
now, there is all the better
chance for you. II YOU thinl;
people are not hunting bargains
in warm weather, try it.
Everybody ia not ont OF town,
by u large majority!
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IT is very thoughtful for the band to
play "Tho Girl ! Left Behind Mo"
when Colonel Breckinridgc comes along
to plesd his cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

OBSERVE tho broad smilo on your
cousin John Bulls face. Ito doesn't
catch us every time We lock horns with
him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

Dun virilant is not quito fast enough
for the business she is engaged in on
the other side. We shall have TO
sharpen our tools and try it again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

KELIY's hobos wero slow to move,
hut thcy moved. After this Wheeling
will bo less sought by tourists OF this
RlriOn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-17

GALL run down" from Weakening Of.
fcc;s Of warm weather, you need good
tonic aud blood purifier like Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Try 1t. 5