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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-21
Marriages.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-21

Aee.f.las Ga sa'lees received lie tlc
o. t4s llaes- jafaa ssr j. believed 10 b.
smsi1ef ai tae very aetr iuIgrs. Hgsu,
rice ua1 eea+e alLia ~ttk II a. tTa.it
tee ba sg'esa uIoa by TIE fl-llTatrlu
Gf4st ot hala usfiaas. Aai many day., val
b. sptIt ia reaching eote.atiou Japsl
Ill be ssts4sd vita toe possss.iou Of
lotu. oss. TIE occupation q Fgrt Arthur
All Wei la. Wei liberal Indemnity GOV
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-21

TspIey's Bread Wrrasrs pa,a .
gtLer khoes
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The enormous size and massive struc-
ture OF native houses 10 among the re.
cont surprising discoveries OF explorers
among the villases-inhabitod BY num-
erous warliko> tribes-scattcrod along
tho streams OF New Guinea. Houses
three hundred to four hundred feet
long aud ono hundred feet high, among
the largest in the world, arc reported to
BIO not uncommon.
Paris has n new periodical entitled
Journal for Mother.in.Law. The editor
says that his object is to defend tho SO.
cial interests OF mother.in.law, and to
correct their faults as far as possible by
means OF friendly criticism.
There arc forty.two Egyptian obelisks
still in existence. Twelve OF these huyo
been removed to Rome, five arc i'll Lon.
don aud one in Central Park, New
York. Tho ,allest il that OF karnac,
which is 1861 fee. in height.
Tho presiding officer Of the Presbytcr.
ian general assembly that meets in Pitts.
burg in May is to DO given gavcl made
from olive wood from Nazareth. set
Wlth btouc5 AZ oLA tilc unuhs VI kuC uul-
dan.
Some OF tho tops with which China.
men amuse themselves arc as largo as
barrels. 1t tlkes three mon to spin
ona, and givcs OFT sound that may bo
heard several hundred yards.
In the south OF France at present
there are four queens. two empres,es.
one emperor, three kings, twenty-three
grand dukes and no end OF princes,
dukes. counts, etc.
An examination OF tho eyes OF white
and colorcd children in the Washington
schools ahows that the latter are much
less liable TO shortsiGhtedness and as
tigmatism.
President Collier OF the Cotton States
and International exposition. to be held
in Atlanta, has invited the mayors OF all
the large cities to take part in the expo.
sition.
John Rice. the engineer OF Wilkes
barre, who led the Lehigh Valley rail-
road strike, has secured liquor license
for saloon and will quit raIlroading.
South Shields, Eng. is said to possess
the Oldest liicpoat IN existence. 1t has
been in Use since 1880 and by means OF
it LOS person. have been rescued.
At Dio2pe, France. recently n Canaii-
an vessel loaded with flint stones
pounded against the quay. tho ilints
struck FIRE aud the ship burned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

Tho lirSt .rca. traveller to mako dis.
covories OF scientific value concerning
tho South Polar regions was Capt. Cook,
in 1913. and it is, perhaps. good omen
that the leader OF tho projected Ameri-
can expedition To the Antartics, which
sails from New York next September,
bears tho same name.
Alphonsc Daudet has been more OF n
traveller than most Fronchmen OF letters
and his approaching viSi: to England is
said to DO only the prelude to long
series Of journoyings. lIc expects to
visit this country and the lar east before
no aett!es down to Partisan lile again.
Bishop Samuel Fallows, OF Chicago, in
speaking before the Sun.o; club on his
home saloon, said he wns glad to 70.
port that no had Il steady run OF GUS
tom aud that it was Il profitable bust.
ness. He was for blending tho best ien-
lures OF tho saloon with tho restaurant.
Sarah Bernhard is beginning to show
slight indication that ago is creeping
upon her She used to DO fond OF tray.
cling, but it is hard now to get her to
IhuNc INTlS, aIlu mo - bHiu ~ sluuNcT
Mt tho thought OF again leaving France
on long tour.
DR.. Jerome Dowdcn Eruncr, professor
OF tho romance languages in tho Univcr-
sity OF Illinois. has been elected as4is.
tnnt professor in tho Same subject in
the University OF Chicago.
Tho solo surviving member OF Ynlc'a
class OF 1922 ~ said to DO Row. DR.. NJ
ward Beechcr, brother o! Henry
Ward Boochcr. lilo is nearly ninety
two years old.
Jules Verne published his frat novel
ut tho ago OF thir,y.fvc. Since then
no has written on an average nearly two
books year.
Padcrcwslii is coming to this country
In November.
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acknowledgement
,yHErLlNG. MARCH 20. 1sen
Tho Quality of Immigration.

Cur immigration is always an inter.
astbng topic. It is worth while to know
: how many, aud so lar as we may, what
kind OF persons como to share with us
the benefits OF our country. Whom We
know these things we are able to look n
little into tho future to SEQ what sort OF
population wo are likely to have.
Lastyear owing to hard times, immi.
grafton fell OF about one.third as com.
pared with tho previous year; and in
spite OF hard times 2SS,000 foreigners
came TO US because they thought they
could batter their condition. It is esti.
) matep that 10000 went back to their
former homes. tt
or those who -cano nearly one.half,
Is per cent, were from Austria Hun.
gary, Italy. Poland and Russia, from
which We do not get the best. OF the
whole, number fourteen in a hundred
could not read. and nineteen in hun
dred could not write, their own lau-
guace.. OF those who came from Aus
tria.Hungary. Russia, Poland and Italy
twenty.eisht in a hundred could not
read !aud write their own language.
They are not more likely to learn to
read and writo the language OF this
countrv.>
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22
Jug.liandlcd Diplomacy.

What has Minister rhurston done in
this country to make him persona non
grata? Has he tried to overthrow tho
government? The American minister
to Hawaii has done this and has not
been kicked out OF the country.
Has Minister Thurston intrigued to
set up a monarchy in the United States
Our Minister Willis. following our
other Minister Blount, tried this on in
Hawaii and continues in his place with
out demand for his recall.
Appearances indicate desire on the
OF the administration to get even with
Mr.. Thurston Tor keeping the people OF
this country well informed about
Hawaii in spite OF the efforts o! the ad.
ministra,ion to mislcad the public
mind. This he had right to do.
Tho administration Hawaiian policy
has not been SO satisfactory to the poo
pie that i. can afford to bluuder anv
more in respect of it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22
Keep or This Continent.

There il no occasion to discuss tho
Monroe doctrine, good doctrine as that
is, in connection with the attempt Of
any European power to. eeta grip on any
part OF Central or South America. We
need no. 90 back to President Monroe.
We can start with to-day and say for
this generation OF Americans tina. VIC
do not intend to have any European
modelling with affairs to the south OF US.
President Cleveland can say this as
Of to-day with more force than he eau
hurlat any foreign power any quotation
from President Monroe or any othor OF
his predecessors. Lot him give notice
to all the world that wo intend to allow
no moro European interference, and his
countrymen will back him with all they
lave. The notification will be received
with respect abroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

Washington. D. C.. Star.
To some minds it may appear that
justice went very blind when he con.
victed two Wcat Virginiaus who had
hoped 70 buy green goods and who were
disappointed, and then allowed ono OF
the swindlers to go free. The fault is
not in convicting the former bu, in &C.
quitting the latter. 1t must be rem en-.
bered that men who try to buy coun ter.
felt money, or who hope to get hold OF
genuine money in the midst OF the
transaction, are swindlers at hear, Just
rs are the men VINO lure them on.
Every inuividua! concerned in green
goods games should DO put away from
harm for long period. 1t shonld not
be that tho law ouly permitted trial
OF the mon on the charge OF carrying
concealed weapons, though thnt is. n
serious enough ofcnse. The green
goods game is SO old. and ha. been ex-
posed so many times. that there is no
excuse for any man OF intelligence be.
ing caught BY tho glittaring promises OF
wealth that tho clever circulars sent out
by tho swindlers hold out to Nc greedy
countrymen. 4 iow more cases like
that which has just been tried here, il
the latter is pushed to tho snd. as pro.
posed by Judge Miller, will 90 far to-.
ward breaking up tho game altogether.
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Pre'idents intention to give those OK.
statosmen chance to 80 rost aud dry
up with tho country.
Tho Next Congress,


Some Of our esteemed contomporaries
arc considering with groat learning and
becoming gravity whether tho noxt
Congress- should pasa n tariff law. It Ia
by no means certain that It can. At
bost II could DO dono only by com.
binasion Of Republicans and Populists
IN tho senate.
But what good would TINT dot Do.
hind tho Congress stands tho President,
md ho happens to DO Democrat.
President Cleveland would voto any
tariff bill that Republican Congress
would pass.
Tho bost thing tho next Congress can
do 10 to devote itself to tho appropria.
tions, the Nicaragua canal, tho financial
question and anything clso that may
be urgent and At tho Same time may
have n reasonable chance to run In safe.
ty tho executive gauntlet.
Thou 1t will DO in nuo shape to nd.
journ. And tho people will rise up aud
call that Congress blessed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22
Tho Hand Organ Mans Fatc,

Ihe manu- organ Mans tntG.
1smay or may not DO In tho nature of
retributive Justice, but tho man who
founded tho American hand organ has
Just taken his lifo by jumping from tho
roof Of his factory and killing himself.
It may be that the impelling cause
was quickened conscience. As his
memory ran back over tho flight OF
years no may have seen the wraiths oil
countless thousands whom his instru.
rents Of torture haye sent untimcly to
the grave. He may have had remorso.
full visions OF milions Of nerve.shattered
ones to whom death would DO q sweet
surcease OF sorrow. il,
However no came to do it, it is done
and he is gone; but his work lives after
him. The notes Of the hand organ are
ripenine for tho early spring, and by
Eastertide will DO nhngling with the
now bonnets and dreams OF things in
gowns. "The tvrans is dead, but tyr
amy still lives"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

In Buffalo man aud his wife, tho
latter attired in mans clothes, started
OH. to rob on the highway. They
pounced on man who resisted, and
while he was resisting they shot him to
death. The jury brings in the romnrka.
Die verdict that the woman is guilty OF
manslaughter aud the man OF murder
in the second degree.
Nothing can DO clearer than that ii
these PERSONS were guilty Of anything
they were guilty of murder in the tirs.
degree. Their object was to do high.
way robbery, and in the attempt to COM
mit,that felony they took a human life.
Ii this be not murder in the first de.
gree and an aggravated case at that, NO
Jury will ever find that grade OF otensc.
"A verdict such 10 tho Buffalo jury has
rendered always suggests that it comes
from twelve knaves or as many fools.
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AMONG THE WITS.

"What lessons should we learn, Won.
deli, asked the Sunday school teacher,
iron this story OF denounced pos
session. 'Onc OF the lessons We
should learn from it, replied tho little
Boston boy, "is that the word demo.
niacal is accented On the antepenuiti.
matc.-Chicag0 Tribune.
Guzzlc.on "a: tho club)-Come, let's
go homo. Rouuder-Heavens! Why,
it's only II O'Clock. ! can't 20 home n,
this time OF night. Guzzlo,on-Can't?
Eouuder--No; | wouldn't know what
excuse 10 make to my wife ior coming
home so early.-Puet.
Aunt-You look rather delicate. Arc
you perfectly well? Little Nephew
Oh. l'm tough rs pine knot. | can
stand anything. You ought to see some
OF tho doctors doses I've taken and
lived through.-Gooi Ntws.
Traveler-Wcre you troubled with
nal do NOR while you were crossing the
ocean? Old l.aiy-Really, i don't
know. | was that dreadful scasick
couldn't think about anything clsc.-
Detroit Free Press.
FRS: populist-Thc parson has a cur.
roncy scheme that might DO with think.
in over. Second ropuIst--EIe wants
to make buttons legal tondcr for cant
apiece. Puck.
Mrs. Wa,,s-So it was in tho Chicago
wheat market that YOU lost Your all ?
Everett. Wrcst-ies, mum, all save mo
honor--and an elegant thirst lniian.
apo'is Journal.
Mrs. Wat,s--Don': you over do any.
thing at all? Weary Watkins-Oh, yos,
mum. Sometimes 1does time. -Indiau.
dp0'is journal.
'lhore was q spurt in tho joke market
on St. Valentines day, but wi,lou,
Iirmncss A rally is expected, on April
!, but during Len, tho joke market will
hardly furnish quotations. Waterbury.
ka,o Field thinks that Worth made
for hcr tho only dress that no ovor
made OF American materials. Sho in ono
oil the women that place patriotism be.
fore style. - Boston Herald.
1t WAS only when Eve expected to be
invited ont that she discovered that she
had nothing 70 wear. 1t Inns boon the
same with tho soX 0vor since. Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
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a SAMPLE CASE.

\ Victim Of "GOOd Democratic Time"
Tolls Ills Sad story.
CincimndV 7imnStar
Tho Railway Surgeon, Chicago pub
LEGATION. prints pitiful lettor writton
to surgical instrument makers OF that
city by Il practicing physician In n
small town In q southern state. Tho
letter was written in response to n re-
quost for settlement OF accounts and
was dated ono day last month. 1t was
as tollows:
Gcntlcmen--It Is useless and waste
OF postage to write to mo about paying
you. My vito and children arc on tho
vorgo OF dos.itution. My littlo oncs arc
barefoot aud hungry. Our supper TO-.
night consisted OF raw turnips. II Is so
with rs NIL In this section Of country.
y total failure Of crops and dcartl OF
money have brought us to this terrible
strait. llorses worth 500 or $3.50 arc
being formed out to die; there Is moth.
ing to feed them on. l have not seen q
dollar for months. To sond you this lot.
ter borrowed two cents from friond.
wish could pay you. and would do 80
willingly II could, but 1t Ia entirely
out OF my power till these terrible times
pass.
Tho men at tho head Of our govern.
mont are men destitute OF conscience or
honor. Such distress as they have
brought on the people. It seems to mo,
ought to move heart OF stone.
lhopo you will not think hardly Of
me. but what l tell you arc horrible
facts. My doar little girls are wearing
raga around their feet for shoes. You
sec that it is impossible for mo to pay
you. have dreaded to tell you my
fearful condition, hoping YOU would un.
derstand it by my not writing to you.
When l eau, | will pay you, rest US.
sured.
| AIN. my dear airs, your unhappy
friend,
P.S.-Thc last money that have had
was from the sale Of the beef l spoke OF
last fall. 1t was fine thoroughbred
Durham and ought to have brought $40
or so, but got 81 81 Tor it. Since thcn
| have not Ind ouu dollar.
Onc-half OF tho world knows but little
Of what is going on in tho other half,
even though the telephone and telc.
graph are almost omnipresent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

ANOTHER trusted omployo OF big
banking house has con" wrong. He
thought he saw an opportunity Tor Il
successful speculation. The money was
within reach, he borrowed it without tho
Formally OF the owners consent, tho
venture went wrong. and now the law
has its hoavv hand on him. II this
man could bio. out this record he
would probably bo honest hereafter.
Tho thing he did does not pay, which il
one among other good reasons why 1t is
not well to embark in it. Whom ,cmpta-
ton bcckons it is very likely to be an
invitation to stop into tho pcni,cntiary.
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"Out Of tho Mouths OF Babes"

cut OF thc mouths OF Babes.
A girl eleven years Of age being pu.
on the witness stand in New York, was
questioned to ascertain whether she
understood the nature Of an oath:
Q; Do you understand the nature OF an oath ?
A. Yes. sir.
Q. What 1t" 4. It lisa swear.
q What do you mean when you say Il Is q
swear? A. Well. 1t Is that have to tell the
truth
O. II you don't tel! the truth, wha. then. A.
That would be n sin
O. What isa sin? a. A bad mark from God.
The court remarked that she was n
very intelligent child and understood
perfectly the nature OF m oath. There
is many an older person who could not
answer so happily tho questions put to
this child
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Washington Star.
Oh. where's thcGl- Of long ngo, with uuahcc.
oil grncU
Whose wealth of simple ioyciaess the poets
jUycd To ;tNCcS
AIMS we are con on MI economic plnn-
IT'S tho NC Of SpucH u'o'," says thu sGicnt-
ilc mnll,
So now ti's 1rlly's loot IL called woudcr Of do
light.
Or shoulder shown by Hntishn that dukhlcs
mortal sight.
\ tooth,a hand. u finger nail is all We care
about
Aud tho dear nll.'ronud good looking girl is
lch completely out
Give mo n girl tlnt can trust.
And ton huns m lend her
! do not want her for myself
Mywifo md both need hor
So. Ntm York World.
Before asked her Tor her hand
th0ughtnklss I'd seek;
| got no kiss; her hniil InSlund
got upon my check.
.DHrOh Free Frt@.
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Now it is tho daughter of Senator
Brico who is TO marry foreigner. This
accomplished gentleman has Mother
money nor tito, but hn is II member Of
tho British embassy at Washington and
has an ontlandish four.lcgged name,
and all that goes for something. When
tho ceremony is all over it ia not proba.
bio that Senator Brice will follow tho
example Of Mr.. George Could and Ms.
suro au aggriovcd public that money
was not onco mentioned in tho whole
transaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

A GESTLENAS OF this county who has
cxccllpnt Judgment, remarked to us
the other daY that no knew OF no pill.
20 good for constipation, dyspepsia aud
liver complaint. M DO Wits Little
Early Risntp. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, w. Va. BE-. Peabody. Bonwuod,
and liowio Il Co.. bridgeport, O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Clergyman Of
New York are signing n remonstrsnco
aCainat tho passage OF any moasure by
tho legislature to allow saloons to DO
opon on Sunday. Thoy wish itundOr.
stood that Rov. Dire. Rainsford aud
Rylanco do not speak for tho clergy Of
their church. Not many clorgymon Of
any denomination wilt join In tho move.
ment to sanction a Sunday liquor traffic.
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i:riurruS Had u Hundred Arms

Nervousness Inns MS many queer symptoms.
Rutwlntcvcr these may be. lhcy ono aud all
attn. influence Of lIo'trttcr'S Stomach Filters.
which t0uuN the System through tho medium OF
thorough digestion mud nSsImIlntou Iremu.
louS nerves slUn acquire Stcadiucss by is ,lsc.
ltptpnotcs sleep 0nd appetite. and forIhcS tho
syst6m against disease, Malaria, constipation,
rheumatism md kidney troubles arc relieved
rbV Il s.A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

SOME mon find thoir pleasure in ono
thing, somo in another. Tho delight of
tho lato Senator Fairs life aooms to have
boon to mako hi, will. When no had
nndc ono and pivon !: to II particular
iriond to guard II, no would the applo
oil his oyc, he mado another and did the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

Wool 10 not only low hut lowor than
it should be even on FREQ trade basis
With the duty off. tho intrinsic value OF
this staple is greatcr than its market
price. 1t docs not follow that tho prica
will 70 up soon, but i, should.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

WIEN tho Washington correspondents
90 down To Atlanta thoy nro to be given
barbecue. Now II barbecue with
plenty Of leo and Il straw in it may mako
deep Impression on tho visiting philo.
aonLnra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

IT may be supposed that Secretary
Gresham will feel better alter he shall
have aen: Minister Thurstou sailing
Ger tho seas, because he will be
conscious OF having accom- ished n
,Giaboiical purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

WHEN YOU have boil what nils you
in fact Is that the alaphylococcus aureus,
or perhaps n good many Of him, has
worked his way undcr tho akin and is
having his own fun with you. 1t is
highly satisfactory to know at last what
a boil Is,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

AcrlHG through tho blool. lloou's
SarsaparlIn not on ~ cnr0s scrotuIu. salt
rlnum, otc., but gives health aud vinor
To tho wh ole body.
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Highest Of all in Lcavcning Powcr-LatcstU Govt Rcpor
ABSOlQ JTElsH 'pURE

samo with 1t. Thon he made some
moro. This would DO m Inaccessible
weakness 10 n man having littlo to DO.
oucath.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

CoSEY will not 60 on tho war path
this year. lilo may think tho path
would not DO atrown with so much hog
and honiny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

lrthis great American nation woro to
get intoa row with any other country
what getting togothcr there would be.
Al dividing lines would melt away in
tho no. furnace OF war
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

No WONDER Ii Hung Chang Is not
feeling we'll. The whole thing ia enough
to produce "that tired feeling"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

WHEN Secretary Gresham gets his war
paint on tho shows to just as good ad.
vantage as though he had his yellow
jacket on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

: \ fno dwelling house. corner of Main md
Eighth streets, on easy terms. ---'
a,room house, No. lGG m,ionul roNd, with
Stnblu. Large lot. Chem ~
,3.roOm house. M. la9d McCollorh street: very
cheap on easy terms -
G'ro"m house on Sixteenth street, Mt Sl,.0o. .
broom house. brick; hall. ntttc, s0rcroom-
front on MArkrt'slrcot by Fifth wnrd market:
onsy terms = -
Groom house, I'clvedcro addition; II snup Il
very low figure. " '" -"
{, M Ho3y TO l.onn-sNo, s2oo, soy 500. s,,oo1
.RoLE 60 Y a III Y:s
No. Il Fourteenth Street Telephone 500
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
TO THE
Boot and Shoe Trade

In order to close out to quit bust
ness, we will offer for the next %
days our entire stock, consisting Of
Mems, Boys, Youths, Women's,
Misses and Children's BOOTS,
SHOES and RUBBERS, at manu-
facturer's cost price, either as a
whole or in lots to suit purchaser
BOYD e co.
lVI,,j;ny IT, I1 lE,r,b l.. u-i,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-22

J So FAR az eX-con2ressmen are con-
cerned the Presiden. appears to be
doing'his best 10 take care OF the unem.
ployed.
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