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The morning times., 1895-07-07

Miss Martha Hichborn VIII leave the city
in few days for a visit TO Chicago.
The morning times., 1895-07-07

Mr. Louis Harvie Finney is at present
travelling on the continent, after a visit
TO Kiel, where he went to attend the
ceremonies attendant upon the opening OF
the great canal.
The morning times., 1895-07-07

Dr. and Mrs Larkin Glazebrodk arc at
BelmaT, y. j., where the parents Of the
former have cottage for the season.
The morning times., 1895-07-07

Mrs Phil Sheridan, with her family, is
now established for the season at Nonquit,
Mass.
The morning times., 1895-07-07

ard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, is
receiving congratulations upon the birth Of
a son at her home in Brunswick, Germany
Mrs. and Miss Pheni& are spending
some little time AT Chevy Chase Inn. Later
i'll the summer they viii go TO the Hot
Springs OF Virginia
The morning times., 1895-07-07

Miss Mamie Bell Maury has gone {
Bar Harbor for the season.
The morning times., 1895-07-07

Miss Emory is spending the summer a
CaZenovia, \. Y.
The morning times., 1895-07-07

Miss Jane Riggs is at present in Paris,
where she is visiting her sitter. Mrs. Henry
Howard, whose husband is a member OF the
British embassy in that city Miss Jessie
Howard, who spent the winter in Washing
ton with the Misses Riggs, has returned to
her parents in Paris.
The morning times., 1895-07-07

FRED J. SPINDLER & CO.
uudertakers and enahalmers, No. 1889
Seventh ST. NV. Service prompt Terms
reasonable ielS-Im
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UNDERTAKES.
WILLIAM LEE,

W LILLIAN LEE
- TSDFRTAEER
S2Pennsyivanis avenue northwest
First class seryica PhOus 13s5 fyt-srno
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DIED.
ATCHIsON-At

ATCHISON-At her parents residence.
July ., Helen Theresa. youngest daughter
OF Hattie and E. A Atchison, aged four
months
The morning times., 1895-07-07

Baroness Won Recun, formerly Miss How
The morning times., 1895-07-07
Infants DEBT,

A slightly soiIed lot of Child
ren's White Dresses. male of cam
brio, India lawn and nainsoOk.
Mother Hubbard and Gretchen
shapes, embroidery apd hem-
stitching, ranging in prices from
81 TO Sl.15 must go at..--.......
The morning times., 1895-07-07

' We do such an i'm
' mense business that our
2 goods never have a
2 chance of getting stale;
2 and we are so careful in
9 our selection that we al
2 ways have just what
2 you want.
2 We buy so largely that
2 we obtain special prices,
2 so can afford to sell
2 away below other stores.
' We want your custom.
2 You wouldn't deal with
' us again and we would
2 be the loser if we failed
' to suit you. We try to
2 be friends with all our
' customers.
Y We can sell you any
= thing at all in the groc-
Y cry and provision line.
Y Fresh Vegetables are a
= speciality with US.
The morning times., 1895-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard are
now at NarraganSctt Pier for the season.
Before leaving Washington Mrs. Shepard
became proficient in riding the wheel, and
since going to Narragansett takes frequent
rides with her husband and parties Of
friends 10 the Golf Club. Their general
plan is to make the Point Judith Club the
terminus of their early morning spins.
There the entire party take breakfast and
frequently return 10 their own hotel at the
pier before the greater OF their friends are
even up and about.
These early morning rides on the bike are
gaining in popularity TO such an extent
among the fashionahles at the various sum.
mer resorts that if one wishes to be really
in the swim il is necessary to have the hardi-
hood of the foregoing the morning nap in
order not only literally ''to meet the dew
upon the upland lawn" but to ride through
it on the most perfectly appointed bicycle
and occasionally, very occasionally when it
is unavoidable to take a header through
the moist freshness OF the early summer
ycrdure-
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$l. 25, 81 and 75c Fans, 30c,

Have you seen then? Absat50
in all Come early. They are
Gauze Fans, strich Fans, Satin
Fans, plain and fancy effects.
blacks and colors. Worth 15c, 81,
Si25. AT
The morning times., 1895-07-07

3, 1895. ARTHUR.
lf L G. Green and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

about one year ago was In very bad state
OF health. being completely worn out By indi'
gcstlon and nervous debility.
~ was subject to sick headaches once in about
three or four days. and when they wore upon
the was completely pro,t,aied and confined to
my bed Tho coming SO often and so hard used
up nil my strength, and made me most dlscour.
aged.
"My physician said that must have rest be.
fore could get hotter, and my sick headache
spells were coming pretty thick. decided to
try DR.. Greeue's Netvura blood and ncryo rom.
edy. hearing so much about the wonderful cures.
and am rcjoIccd that did. FOR my troubles all
left me, being so relieved from my sick head.
ache, and indigestion and nervous debility. that
/ an now able to work comfortably. and enjoy
general good health.
1--WE have all used in our family at least eigh.
teen bottles, and have nothing but good to say
OF It Ny mother was over-wo.sed and was
prostTaicd by caring ios the sick She has taken
the medicine and been helped the most by /, OF
anything she has used. and uses 1t when run
down. with inrsriablc good effects.
MY husband uses It for indigestion with tho
same good results.
I'VE can aud do most gladly recommend Dr.
Greeuc's Scrvurs blood and nerve remedy for
the good OF others
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
A Good Appointmun ont.

Inc Lurl5erTlda'G Rtrietr.
Judge John J. Jackson. OF tho United
States circuit court OF West Virginia,
has appointed A. II. Winchester, tho
popular secretary OF tho Poplar Manu-
facturers' Association, as receiver OF thu
Holly River Lumber Company. whose
plant Is nj Holly, W. Va, and which
was built and operated by ". L. Marsh
x Co.. OF New York, until tho latter
firm, by reason OF inability to realize on
its holdings, was forced to suspend
operations in November laSs. Tho plant
is one OF the largest and bost equipped
in the state. and with its operation
under the direct guidance Of practical
lumoerman, 1t is believed that it can be
made to pay its debts in full, provided
fair prices can DO realized from the sale
OF its output. No man.oi-war outfit
could be more complete than is shat OF
tho mill at Holly. 1t has band saw,
band re.saw, dry kilns, planning mill,
fifteen miles OF railroad, locomotives.
cars. otc., and 10000 acres OF as good
poplar and oak ~ stands on the wators OF
tho Elk river. Ibis is one OF tho very
few instances whore n lumbormau has
boon appointed to wind up tho affairs OF
n lumber company. A really rare oc.
currence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
Ohio Gnvcrnorsliip,

Among the leading candidates for the
Republican nomination for governor in
Ohio is Hon. L. W. Poo, the present
auditor OF the state, aud ii no isn't tn
choice OF tho convention it will no. DO
because no dooa not deserve tho honor.
Mr.. Poo Is now serving his second
torn as auditor. His administration OF
tho oilice lia, boon notable for tho sue.
ccssiul manner In which the du.ios have
boon performed, and Tor tho executive
ability no has displayed. There arc I.
number OF good mon in Ohio who
aspire to tho govornorship, more, per-
haps, than ever before declared thcir
candidacy previous to convention,
but among them all, thoro Is not ono
who is bct.cr equipped. or who would
bring to tho ticket greater strength than
would Auditor Poo.
Whoever Ia nominated will DO tri.
umphnn.ly elected, bit tho fact that
election is suro Is not likely to mako tho
convention caroloss in solcctinga candi.
dato. 1t will DO hard to determine who
really is tho atrongest. among 10 many
nsp'rants. but Mr.. Poo is among tho
most available. and will not DO far DO.
mind tho lcador, il, indeed, ho Is not The
tho leader himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
VAGARIES.

Little Jack prays every night for all
the different members OF his family.
His father had been away at ono timo
Tor short journey, and that night Jack
was praying for him as usual. Bless
papa and take care OF him." he was be.
ginning, as usual. whom suddenly no
raised his hoad aud listened. Never
mind about it now, Lord" ended the
little fellow; III hear him down in the
hall. "-Nev York Tribune.
Sweet Girl-Oh, papa, I have found a
way Tor you to escape the income tax.
Father-Guess not. Sweet Girl-Yes,
have. You give half your stocks to Mr..
Slimpurse. aud then I'll marry Mr.. Slim.
purse, and so all the money will be kept
in tho family, and the government won t
get cent-Neu FORK Weekly.
Visitor-I am the Populist member
OF Congress from the 'Steenth Kansas
district. In yesterdays paper you called
me demagogue. Editor-Well. sir.
Visitor-What would you charge mo to
mail 500 marked copies oil that paper to
my constituencv?-Puck.
The end OF novel compressed BY the
editor, owing to lack OF spaced.
Ottokar took small brandy, then his
hat, his departure, besides no notice OF
his pursuers. meantime n revolver out
OF his pocket. and lastly his own lifc."-
DetttJchc Le'cha!k.
Blobbs-Do you think the average
man is as stupid before he marries as he
is afterwards? Cynicus-Certainly, or
no wouldn't get rried.-Philadslphia
Record.
St. Peter-We!l, who are you? New
ly Arrived Shade-rm an inventor Of a
smoke-consumer from st. Louis. St.
Peter-They need you down below.
Next!-J,tdgG
Flapjack-Glibley ID quite talker,
isn't he? Treacle-Yes, but his hat
will get down over his mouth.-Spring.
fcti Has. Union.
~ can not tell lie. father" "Do you
moan it. my boy?' ION tho dead I"
Then take this income tax blank and
practice. Puck.
Your brother? did not know tina.
you had brother" "Oh, yes; or wha.
Is the same thing; l have two half.
brothers."-Lift.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho people OF Pennington, N. H., arc
having lots OF fun this wintor with q
giant coaster which thoy have con.
structod. It 10 In four sections and 10
seyonty.soven ioet long altogether,
weighs 1910 pounds, and can carry ak
tona In weight. Tho greatest number
that has ovor boon on tho coaster 10
oigh.y.soyen. II will carry sovonty-
soven with case.
Ono OF tho savings banks Ia Portland
had book presented for settlement 70.
comfy which wa, opened IN 1868 with d
dcposlt OF 500. followed by 500 In 1861
and $500 In 1868; total deposits 500, Of
which 1928 was withdrawn In 1873.
There 10 now due tho dcpostor bal.
ance Of S2,027 81. x.
Columbia college has offered to give
land on tho site OF hcr no buildings to
tho III ldon library fund, II ita managers
VIII place on II tho Tildcn library. Az
tho funds amount to $2,000.000. Colum.
bia will have the greatest library In tho
country II tho oIler is accepted.
Tho standard Chinese work on coin.
ago Is IN twenty volumes, and Chinese
money itself IL not less bulky, as u
string OF cash weighing five pounds Is
worth less than twenty-five cents.
Tho chiof oxpononta Of music In Japan
arc women. Most mon would consider
that they were making themselves ride.
ulous by playing or singing in society.
Since 1875 S9OS,OOO,0OO in silver ha,
been shipped from San Francisco for
use in Asiatic trade. Over Sill, 100000
oil 1t was III Mexican coin and tho rest
In bars.
Tho Berlin Street Car Company paid
100000 into the treasury OF tho city
for tho privilege OF crossing tho princ.
pal avenue, Inter den Linden, ut ono
point.
A number OF Louisiana towns arc put
ting tramps at work on the streets.
The plan will improve tho thorough.
fares aud eventually break up tramp
ing.
The directors OF tho Austrian railroads
had locomotive constructed which
makes run OF sovonty.iour miles an
hour.
\ Cornish. No.. man has perfected
creepers by the usc OF which it 10 said
that bicycles can DO operated on the ice
in winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

Judging from tho comments OF the
state Democratic press on the work OF
thesiegisatnre, the Democratic editors
and politicians arc very much disap-
pointed because the "rippcr-up" leg
isln,ion thoy predicted lie not in evi.
dence. Their prophecies that tho Re.
publicans would rush through all sor,s
OF wonderful partisan schemes having
proven false, and tho legislature having
come 10 an end after making record
for Conservatism, they cannot conceal
their disappointment, and are tindin,
relief for their feelings in cri,icising the
Republican majority because i: II Is con.
scrvatiye.
Several very important measures
failed to get through tho legislature,
two or three OF them providing for 70.
forms which were badly needed, and
tho Democratic brethren AFRO scizing
upon tho fact as tsxt for lurid articles
intended TO show that the Republicans
have proven false to their pledges.
There Is wide difference in tho tone
OF these comments and tho tone OF tho
predictions OF few weeks ago. Then
there wcrc FREQ predictions that the log.
isln;nro would tear things up generally;
now there is an evident disappointment
because the alleged partisan schemcs
didn't materIalize.
However. fair minded Democrats,
among whom is tho Democratic gov.
ernor, who has approved tho acts OF
the legislature, have boon frank
enough to admit that thoy have been
agreenbly surprised. Tho par,isanshp
expected did not appear. and the Dom.
ocratic members havo gouo no iar .as to
aay that thoy have never anon loyisla.
,ive.body moro free from aucl, n charge.
Business nc,hods have prevailed, and
for the frat limo in recent years nd
Iournmon. ha, boon possible ut tho
expiration OF tho constitutional limit.
Ii. waS not expected that tho partisan
critics who had proiudg,I tho loyi,lu.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Editorial Noom. Ss3.. Counting Room S...
CHI Jntellisencrr
wuEELING. FEBRUARY IS, 1895.


Tho political enemies OF Senator.olcct
Elkins have not stopped short OF libel
and slauder in their bitter attacks upon
him. They rcalizs fully tina, no Is q
powerful factor in the Republican party
OF West Virginia and that to his
brilliant leadership is due, in a great
measure, tho fact that tho solid south
was broken last November and that
West Virginia is now counted in the lie.
OF Republican states, and for this
reason are resolved to "kill him of" il
they can. When it was known that he
would most certainly be elected to the
United States senate, tho character
assassins began their work. Long ex.
ploded stories connecting him with
various public scandals wero revamped
and rehashed, but in vain. The Repub-
licans of West Virginia had heard OF
them years ago and knew that they had
been exploded, and that Mr.. Elkins on.
ioyed the respect and friendship OF tho
best men OF the nation, regardless OF
party. They expressed their confidence
in him and their representatives ties.
tilted it by unanimously elec.ins him to
the senate. The choice has me. with
the unanimous approval Of the Repub-
licans OF the state.
Among the charges brought against
Mr.. Elkins in the Democratic press was
one rejecting on his record in New
Mexico, when a resident OF that terri.
tory. This absurd story is still going
therounds OF the Democratic papers.
It does not matter to them that the
ialschood has been repeatedly nailed by
leading citizens OF New Mexico, CT both
parties; they still, for partisan reasons,
circulate it
Elsewhere this morning the ISrELLl-
GESczR publishes letter from enc OF
the most distinguished Democrats OF
the country, Judge Henry L. Waldo,
I late chief justice OF tho supreme court
oil New Mexico. II is an eloquent vim
dication OF Mr. Elkins, and a complete
refu,ation OF the foul libel thss is in
circulation asnins: him. Tho ISrELLt.
GEScER trusts that every citizen OF West
Virginia will read it. that he may know
to how base IN extent Democratic
politicians have gone to smirch
the name OF an honorable man who has
been chosen to the highest position
in the state. The letter, though
rece vad before the meeting OF the leg
islatare. was not used, because it was
though. to be unnecessary, and is only
published now for the reason stated.
Other letters OF like import. signed BY
leading business men OF New Mexico,
Democrats and Republicans, have alao
been received.
Perhaps after awhile tho Democratic
press in West Virginia viii learn that
the personal vilIiica.ion OF Republican
leaders generally results in bringing
their virtues on, in a stronger light
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

A-uuoisou.
Editor Of the In!n!i1encsr.

To Tie Editor ofhe In.d!isencer.
SIR:-Will you allow a West Virginia
farmer. voicing. as no thinks no docs.
the views and wishes OF nine.tcnths oil
the farmers OF tho state, through you,
valuable paper TO thank the Hon. F.
". Reynolds, OF Mineral county, a
lawyer. too, for defeating the, as wo
think. waste OF Sl0.0 reported in the
appropriation bill to halp Maryland
Baltimore industrial exhibition. Wo
lear it would haye been largely used to
give undue prominence to certain am.
bilious statesmen who figured very con.
spicuously and VIGOROUSLY at tho peo.
nle's expense at the Chicago fair. Mr..
Reynolds covered himself with glory,
knocking tho whole thing into smithcr.
oens in ono litlle.big.specUh.
A FARNrp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

turo would BIO roady to acknowledge
that thoy were false prophets. aud thoir
effort now to find something on
which to hang criticism aur.
priSes nobody. Tho legislature cano
short OF doing i.a whole duty,
aud failed in several instances to
do somo good things that was expected
OF 1t, but cyory fair.mlndod person, 70.
gardloss OF party, must admit that tho
session has boon busino,.liko from tho
start, and that, on tho whole, Its work
will not suffer by comparison with tho
legislation OF Its Democratic predocca.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

THE Pan.l Handle Dyoing establish.
mont. owned by John lioilmoior, Mt No.
l43l Market street. is tho bost equipped
house of its kind in Wheeling In add.
ton 10 tho dyoing and cleaning depart.
monts corps Of llrst-clnss tnilora are
employed, who can do repairing AZ neat
as it Is possible. Clothes md ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO mndo
10 look like now. Satisfaction guaran.
tccu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
To Mako Pure BLOOD.

There Is no medicine before tho pooplo
equal to Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t Is tho
standard spring medicine and blood
purifier and it Possesses peculiar merit
which others try in vain to reach. 1t
really makes the weak strong. Do not
neglect 10 purify your blood this spring.
lake Hoods SarsaparlIa now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
In Northern Minnesota.

To he Eiaor oJne Intuigtnce
srR:-Will you DO kind enough to in
form mo through your columns where
tho "Mesaba" range is located you nre
referring to in your to.day's article on
tho iron and steel business, aud obligo
A SUBSCRIBER.
Wheeling. ". "a, february -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
FOR SAIE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.
No. 70 South Penn street, seven .roomel new
house. laundry. bath room. hall, rorches, both
gases. In the best location, with all tho latest
improvements: cheap
No. ll0i and liod Market street, two store
rooms. eight large rooms upstairs $3.50
No. = South Huron street, 5-roomcd house, lot
SS1l20 feet. $1,000
No. Gil Market street. 6-roomcd house. lot
l6Il53 feet SlJo0.
No. isis Jacob street, 7.roomcd house. in good
location. 5000
No. u Fourteenth stree. 11.roomcd brick
house: cheap.
No. lis South Penn street. aroomed house
bath room, with al latest improvements, large
lot; cheap.
Also building lots. farms aud residences Of all
sizes. Call and see me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

1foop's PILLS become tho favorito
cnthartiC with every ono who tries
them. 25c per box. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

S,,ocioI Tonight so dozen Real
OpSSldi. Kid Gloves. Black and
Colored, all sizes, regular 81 % grade.
Our price G9c. EMsuElMEn's,
Eleventh Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23
HAVE you seen stifcl & Co.'S nd.

ALE and porter nro getting bacl; into
tho favor they enjoyed twenty-five years
ago.
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The In1telligencel.,
PuBllshedtDallys Except Sunday.
TERMS:


Fer Year. by Mail, ro.tag, Prepaid.
( DAILY tslS DAYS IN THE eK,".......,.....,s 90
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The DlurlSrriiiogSCRn Is delivered by car.
tiers III Wheeling aud adjacent towns al is
cents per week.
Persons wishing 10 subscribe to tho DAiLY IN.
fEiilGEScER tan do so by sending IN their or.
lien 10 Tho ilstILitdrScER olloo uu postal card
o. olhetwlsc. They viii DO puncIually served
by carriers
Tributes Of ReSroc. aud Obituary Notices, so
cents por Inch.
Con6spondonco containing Important news
solicited from orory par. OF tho surrounding
country.
Rejected conmnn,cat lions will not DO returned
uOlNka lClOninani pt nv snIlplant nustapn ..
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,PrccS 81, 7ic aud 81 o.. Seats on snlc At C. 4,
Houses music store, Tucslny, February II. fer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-23

See tho iIusklng Zee md the IIors, Race.
Hear tho Gunrtnitc sing Little Alabama Coon"
Tho Thoroughbred racing horsc. cold Moln,.
scs,' makes the race In full view OF thu audience
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19

A Christmas Story.-"I did not ex- pect a single present."-Life.
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
'' SaDta Dope Come y"

founder of papa's family in this coun- try. and has cradled-no, don't mean that--it has been used by all the suc- ceeding generations"
 How very interesting"
 "Ycs: isn't it? To think of my great-great-grandfat being sung to sleep to the music of some old Puritan psal1n in that very chair!"
 Ut is. indeed, valuable heirloom"
 "Yes; and lock-" her voice took on fresh note of triumph as she pointed 10 the back, Hook where deeply carven and black with age are the letters F. L. S, my great-grandfather's initials. Thlnk. MT. Oldfam, when those letters were carven Americans still prayed publicly for the king and the royal family, the battle of Bunker Hill was yet undreamed of and"
 Here in the next room arose a voice, morose and loud, voice which had its training on the board of trade.
 "Maria," said the voice, five just been looking over these New Years bills, and here's one don't understand. To one exact reproduction of colonial chairs. forty-nine dollars That's all right, of course. Isuppose it's that old junk shop affair in the front parlor- though why you wanted to buy thing that looks old when can afford brand new ones don't understand. But it's this item that puzzles me: To carving three letters on the back and producing the appearance of age, nine dollars. Now, l."
 But Mir. Oldfam heard no more; he had caught his breath sufficiently to tell Miss Snobberly that he had lot more calls to make and must bid her good afternoon.-Chicago Tribune.