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Arizona republican., 1895-12-04

Stationery & News company, Examine a agents.
 3 Eagle Brand'' eastern oysters, Bel } wick Bay oysters in bulk, fine candle and fresh fruits at J. A. Phillips. . The Ivy Green restaurant under tn
 popular management of Mrs. A. Will
 liamson, continues to attract new. pa
 irons and retain those it already has
 There are yet a few nice rooms a the Gregory house. East Washington street
 For Sale or Rent-Five acres in al falfa with three room frame dwelling screen porch, one-half mile from city $12.50 per month. Ten acres, three room house. all in alfalfa, rent, s1s per month, one mile from city. Rid. dle & Gray, IS West Washington St. Room
 Dancers and lovers of dancing should remember the ball at Phoenix park Thursday evening, December 5, Everything orderly and strictly first class. The Phoenix sanitarium. $50 North Center street, is now open to receive lnvallds. Fireplace in every room. Dr. H. E. Stroud, superintendent
 Mrs. T. Freymier has had charge of the Byers house for three weeks and has daily an increase in trade. She has had control of some of the best houses in the city and under her skill ful management success was secured The Byers house was fortunate in get ting so successful proprietress, as its capacity will be tested to the fullest extent and the popularity greatly in- creased. 454..
 Go to Frank M. Bergen, the accom- modating groceryman on the corner of Fourth avenue and Washington street, for your fresh groceries, as you can get fresh goods, good weight and prompt delivery.
 The Star bakery takes the cake in making good breads, pies, doughnuts, coffee cake and fancy cake. They sell to the largest trade in the city.
 Cut flowers for sale at the Dunbar place in West Capitol addition.
 For Rent-Three room house. two blocks from city hall. Inquire 245 East Madison, corner Third street.
 Mrs. c. V. Leonard, 437 East Adams street, will receive a limited number of pupils in eiocution. Mrs. Leonard holds state and district medals as an i 7locutionist, and possesses great abil- ty. Terms very reasonable.
 To Rent-Large, sunny, nicely fur llshed front room with bay-window. or two gentlemen or gentleman and Wife. Board near by if desired. Ad- lress 'M,' Republican.
 Little, the stenographer. All work trlctly tirst-class.
 Furnished house to rent. Clark Churchill. 37 and 39 s. Center street. Torea's meat market. West Wash 1gton street.
 Following Have'ly's minstrels will ome t0 the Opera house Marie San CTS ExtravatZa Coapary. a troupe aaf is supposed to largely yet honestly 'aVel on its shape.
 Guns! Guns and ammunition of all orts and sizes at Dawson & Fish. Best cup of coffee at Coffee Aps." Phoenix steam laundry, corner Jack 'n and Center streets.
 Another invoice of goods received Nicholson. the tailor's LADIEs-CLoAKs Three hundred fine garments for dies will be sold at public auction at E arber's auction house, Washington rect, beginning this Wednesday after g 'on No goods reserved Big bar ms guaranteed to all.
 Awarded lghest Honors-World's Fair. !
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ABSS9lWEElY'PUR

land In tho afternoon. Wost Virginia
headquarters hnvo boon established at
tho Stillinan House, ono Of tho tinost
hotels in tho city, and n rea-
onRbIo ratio has been secured. Tho
beauty about 1t Ia that there
will DO no crowdIng In rooms.
no sloOping oil cots. or putting up with
such other inConvenionces as usually
mar tho pleasure OF those who ationd
big conventions. No moro than two
porsons will be placed In II room, and
every suite Of three rooms has q psrlor
attached. In short, the West Virginia
boys will 1.-Two high while in Cleveland,
and will DO nblo TO nut on airs GGhttinS
tho conquororS OF tho solid south. Tho
railroad ratio will DO ono fare for tho
round trip from Wheeling. All who
desire 10 90, whether delegates or not,
should notify James K. Hall, ut tho In.
T%ELLIGxSCEg office, at once, AZ II Is do.
sirable that some idea OF tho number
that will comprise the party may DO
known in advance. This will insure
proper arrangements. Tho League con-
vention is going to DO tho great political
event OF the year in this country and
no one should mias II. BESIDES, Glove
land IL n beautiful city to visit, and
there will be excursions to Niagara
Falls. and other diversions that will con-
tribute TO mako no An enjoyable tImc.
g.. A. u.
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rriErHoSE SrsDEES
Editorial Rooms se3.. Counting Room ss:.
WHEELING. JUNE :, 1898.
Recommendation a Crirun.

Tho Illinois Democratic FREQ silver
convention shouted in approval when
Congressman Bryan, Of Nebraska, de.
clared: "lt tho double standard Is
right, then monometallism Is n cr!mo
against society" This was intended to
be a thrus. Mt the gold bugs" 1t Nd.
plies with especial force to tho FREQ coin
age mon. True, they call themselves
bi.meiallists, but n one.humDcd camel
cannot make himself 4 d%romeGary BY
calling himself one.
10 carry opt the programme OF the
free coinage champions would drive
gold gu. OF circulation rs certainly as
that one who jumps from n height will
come down and not so up. Tha: nc.
complished, the country would be on a
silver basis, using silver but not gold.
This i, monometallism, which the Gil.
yer men denounce az Il crime against
society.
They mean, OF course, gold monomet.
allism when they talk about the crime,
bu: this does not alter tho fact that the
policy they advocate leads direct to the
commission Of the crime which they de-
nouucc The policy which thoy seek to
disturb keeps in use both gold and sill.
yer OF equal purchasing power. This
no ailver country doe, or can do.
The silver men have yet to show TO
the satisfaction OF the unprejudiced that
the country has anything to gain by
following their lead, and mtno senso
tells everybody that tho country has
very much to lose by going that way.
There is absolutely no justification for
taking up with 4 scheme in which there
can be no profit for anybody except the
producers OF silver.
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Provost Harrison, OF tho Pennsyl-
vania University, has given that insti-
tuition $4,000 az 4 memorial to his
father, who made u fortune in .
refining in Philadelphia. Tho fund ia
to be held in trust and the income used
''for the encouragement OF liberal
ntudies and the advancement Of kuowl.
edge"
On this foundation there aro to be
scholarships and fellowshipq for men OF
exceptional ability. Tho library is to
no increased by adding uqciul works OF
reference. professors OF ability aro to be
relieved Of routine work 80 TINT they
may devote themselves to specinl work,
men OF distinction ara TO DO secured to
lecture.
The scope Of the bcqueqt IL az broad
as tho boQuest i,soli is liberal. 1t will
bronden tho work OF tho great %inqtitn-
ton which is TO benefit by it and make
it greater still. Ponnsylvania has rem
son 10 DO proud Of tho citizon whose
heart anil mind have conceive and
executed so wise n use Of so much Of
his wealth.
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A Delicate Oriental.

What sort OF pooplc aro tho Afghans,
anyhow Let Us behold with amaze.
mont for moment tho son Of tho amoor
Of AighanIstsn who Is now Visiting
London. This oriental gentleman DO.
Ing out In society was 80 checked by
tho low.cut toilette Of Lady Iwcndalo,
whom no wM 10 tako out to dinner,
that he doclinod to otInr her hi, arm,
prcicrring tn walk at q respectful dis.
TANGO bOhlud ner. .
From this it Is to be inferred that In
AiGhanistnn full drcsa Tor tho ladies 10
decidedly fuller than 1t Is worn In
Europe and in this coun.ry. Those
Somi.bNrbsriuns may DO able to compel
their wives and daughters to drcw moro
than ours do, but NO moro highly
civilized ones have not that compieto
mastery wei woman which 10 tho proud
boss. Of oriental lords OF creation.
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EISlAliSGEI: HANGED.

Tho WHTncsburs Murderer Suffers the
Penalty for Ills Crimo.
WAYNrsBuSa, Pa, Juno c. John
Eisimingcr was hanged horo to-day for
tho mu ,der Of Samuel Mccoy.
John E~isim,ngcr was twenty-five
years old, aud had q wiio and u threo.
year old child. lie WAS tho son OF Frank
EisIminger, who moved here from Wes.
Virginia n low year, ago. His victim,
Samuel G. Mccoy, was in partnership
in tho huckster b~usiuess with Mrs.
Thomas Welch. Ile was about thirty.
one years old, and had Il vito and three
children.
Tho crime was a brutal ono, the only
motive being robbery. OF Its commits.
sion. Eisimingcr said In n confession
madc TO tho Rsy. Mr. Williams:
81 am guilty OF the crime OF which l
am charged"
lie then related tho incidents OF tho
tragedy. On January 7, whilo riding in
n wagon with Mccoy. Eisiminger shot
him and robbed him OF SOL. After his
capture be confessed.
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What's the Matter With tho Boys?
This year our public schools graduate
sixty pupils, ~iorty-seveu of whom are
girls. From two OF tho schools, Union
and Centre, not one boy is graduated,
and these two schools graduate thirteen
pupils. Madison has n boy graduate
out OF n total oil thirteen. Lincoln
school, which graduates two pupils,
makes the best comparative SNORING as
to Eek. one graduate being q boy, the
other n girl.
Not only do the girl graduates ont
number the boy graduates by nearly
four to one, but they head the list for
general average OF standing, the two at
the too having the very high averagea
OF 99.4 and 9Si, respectively, out of a
possible 100. What is the matter with
the boys OF Wheeling that they let tho
girls Guido them in this way?
At this rate the educated girls OF
Wheeling will have to look elsewhere
ior their intellectual cQuala whom the
marrying time omcs Our boys should
get q move on them and give tho
girls q hotter race for school hoaors.
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Given away for a few days only, COM
mcncing Saturday Juno $, 5000 boxes.
each containing one weeks treatment
trial si2r) OF Wright's Celery Capsules,
at the following drug stores:
G. l. Goethe, 18th and Market streets.
4. B. Burt, Island Pharmacy.
w. ". Irwin, 3lth and Chapline.
II. C. Stewart, S6th and Jacob.
&. Sinclair, 18th and Jacob.
Bowie & Co., bridgeport.
Schick's. Ronwnoi.
ll0nry * CO., Bcliairc.
y. Il. Gag. Martins Ferry.
Any person afflicted with liver, kid.
ncy or stomach complaints, rhcumn.
tIsm, dyHpcpsin. constipation, sick
headaches, and malaria can get ono Of
tho boxes free. Wri1ht's Celery Cap.
sulcs arU Durnlv vegetable. easy 10 take,
no ba! taste, do no grippe.
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INCONSISTENCIES.
WEATHER MAN

Played US a shabby trick. Just
as we began to sail into our
stock Of up. to.datc SUMMER
SHOES he makes 1t necessary
for people to get out their win'
ter cofit. soles. lilo has prom.
ised us, however, that from
now on we shall have no cause
to complain Of the cold, as he
means to even up BY piling 1t .
on EXTRA HOT. Go ahead, say
we. We are prepared to take
care Of our people. We have
5000 pairs Hot Weather Shoes,
O. styles. NEVER SO NICE,
NEVER SO CHEAP, and the
probabilities arc they never
will be again.
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WHAT Il minister says: Rev. r. n.
Payne. New Haven, No. writcs:-
Please add my name to the long list Of
friends 10 your excellent Do Wits
Witch Hazel SaIve, its usu in my family
for several cascs OF skin cruptions and
sores proved it n perfect hcaler." Never
fails to euro piles. Logan Drug Co..
Wheeling W. Va, d. +. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and Bowio Il Co, bridgeport, Q.
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THE Panhandle Dyriug establish.
mnnt, Owned by John iioiimoicr, ut No.
li5l Market street, is tho boat equipped
house Of its kind in Whroliny. In add.
,ion to tho dyoing aud cleaning depart
mrntsa corps Of titst-cIags mulora ara
cmployOd, who an do repairing rs neat
IN it Is possible. Clnthr4 aul lndica'
garments, cleaned or dyNd. can DO mudo
10 look like now. Satisfaction glaran-
tpui,
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To each pound Of fruit allow three.
iOurths pound OF sugar. To every eight
pounds trui! add one scant quart water;
pnt berries on stove, mashing rs they
heat; boil thlrty-nlnutes, stirring and
mashln: constantly.
Meanwhile the sugar should DO warm.
ing in a pan on the stove. Aftor it is
added to tho berries let the whole cook
twenty minutes longer. Stir often &c
prevent burning; seal.
IGposrl,hgsd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-07

THE bankers Of Woss Virginia 70.
solve against tho froo coinage Of silver.
Tho troo coinage men will say. Of
course, tho bankers want to mako money
scarce. The truth Is, that tho bankers,
who represent tho persons who ontrust
money to their caro-, arc Interested in
tho general prosperity, and they know
that this eau DO assured only with
sound money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-07

THE republic OF Formosa did not last
long enough to make q decent chapter
Of history. Tho men who went into
the enterprise didn't know enough
about tho business to make the thing
look real for a minute. 4 republic 10
not drawn reaiy.made from tho clouds.
1t mus. spring from tho soil.
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How nicely Hoods ~Sarsaparilla hita
the needs OF tho people who feel all
tired ont or run down from any cause.
1t seems to oil IN tho whole mechanism
of the body so that all moves smoothly
and work becomes delight. Ii YOU are
weak, tired and ncrvous,-Eiood's Sarsa-
parilla is just what you need. Try it.
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linEs On tho other sido that tho novelty
has worn OF that sort OF thing. Whom
wo want a prince 80 bad that NO must
have him We inst buy ono and throw In
an American girl along With tho roady
caah.
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Mr.. N. Il. Scorr's paper on tho duty
OF bank directors. read bofore tho West
Virginia State Dankors' Association,
yesterday, Is a practical business mans
dealing with u practical business qucs-
tiou. The bank director should make
himself tho important factor in bank.
ing which his relation to that great in
terest requires that no should be.
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WWEH occasion dcmnudl its use. try
De Wits Witch Hazel SaIvc. i, il
%cnollu: 10 burns. stops pain Instantly,
C'"an4r3, y nrIioct hcnlcr Tor scalds or
akin crTrtinns. Alwaya curos pilcs.
LORNA Drug Co., Whorling. W. Va, l.,
+. Peabody, BcnwooI, and Bowie 4 Co.,
Bridgeport, @.
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BREAKFAsr-Poarl hominy. stswed
chicken. White bread. Oatmeal crack
ors. Slowed prunes. Coffee.
DISSER-Bakcd ham. lLlshod Pota-
toes. Spinach. Lettuce salad with egg
garnish. Graham gems. Orange cream
pie.
SUPrgR-Milk toast. Meat pates.
Drowned graham mush. strawberry
Jam. Cake. Tea.
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IT 10 announced tina. tho prince of
Wales has consented to como over to
SEQ u9 this SUN NOR with tho under
standing that no fuss il to bn made over
him. Why any fuss? In this country
we arc all princes. Bcsidca, our uppor
ten sees no much OF p~rincai aud prince.
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We have not beard that any OF Mr..
Depew's guests at tho harmony dinner
have aimee been srnit.en with presiden-
tial Indigestion. There is nothing like a
good cook and C. cheerful host.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-07

IN tho nomination OF Col. Bradley
tho Republicans of Kentucky have
chosen for governor q man OF ability.
high character and conspicuous party
service. II tho Democrats defeat him
they will know they have been in a fight
to the death. There is something moro
than an ever chance that no will DO
elerInI
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IT is gratifying to see n disposition on
the part OF some coal operators TO nban-
don the company store. 1t haa beon n
source OF discomfort aad trouble aud
does not seen to be a necessary feature
OF coal mining.
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SHOULD n commercial bank pay inter.
cst on its deposits? This subject va.
very strongly discussed in q paper by
Thomas +. Davis, OF Grafton, read yes.
to-day before the bankers. Mr.. Davls
argues a~gains. the practice, and OK
p%erience and reason are on his side.
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Jasper-Crsar aud his wife are con-
~stantly Quarreling. Jumpuppe-Yee.
they have different theories as to what
thoy should do to make tho other hap
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A HATEoSAL FREQ silTcr convention
within tho Democratic party wonld be
one Of the most interesting political
events the country has seen. Il would
be a selt.driying wodge.
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The newspapers arc publishing a pic
ture OF General Harrison in his new
straw hat" As usual the hat is filled
with brains.
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE,

-, INC I'roomcl brick dwelling. u Eighth street.
ihiS rrnIs.riy IL In FIR trlaS OrIcr hnndv lnrr.
N9h' nhh VIII be sold at sl,0gl less than was
offered Tor It Within the last two wears.
The prOucrty At 81 south Huron street. ron.
AiStS 4l three 'reomcl house: lot iUxI2I: loom
enough Tor another house, for Sl.,ll. See il and
We convinced that II T. bargain Of SOD.
a nrStcinN' lot On North Huron street, third
,nt, my" sold for 81 M To SI,gJl. SS7i cash will
buy this lotion II quick sale.
~ "~'.i'-Choic dwellings aud store rooms.
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1870 MARKET STREET.
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HIN rs TO ~HOUSEkEEPEltS.


II IL only by labor that thought can be made
healthy, aud only By thought that labor can be
made happy; and the two cInuOI be separated
with luIPuH!ty. RUskIS.
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GENERAL NOTICES..
NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption
of Bonds Of 1855 Of the City Of
Wheeling.

Notice Is hereby given by the commissioner
OF tho loan OF 1886 Of tho city OF Wheel
Ing. that on Juno 3, 1875, pursuant 10
the requirements Of tho ordinance Of Snii
city. passed May Il, KS, entitled A Or
dInRnee 10 Provide for the Issue md Sale OF
Bonds OF tho CITY OF Wheeling. to he known as
bonds OF 1875. aud for the redemption and pay.
ment thereof, and providing for tho payment
into the City Treasury OF certain mounts
from tho revenues OF tho Gas and Water
Works" the following described bopds
Issued undcr Gald ordinance wcrc duly
determined by lot By said omnLsslouer for re-
dcInption and payment on the mt day OF July.
1896, to wit: Bonds No. Que ". for sloO; No two
ll, for 500: No. SIX IGJ, Tor 500; No. twenty
three (23l, for $40; No. styty.ihree (6Sl, for 500;
No. ~seventT-twO (72l. for $50: No seventy.si
I76l. for 500; No. eiGhty.dve ISL for 500 No.
eighty. eight 1881. for $500: No. ono hundred and
ten (ll0l. for $50; No. one hundred and nineteen
Ci0). for N.00: No. one hundred and thirty.four
N3l, for = 1000 No. one hundred and iorty.three
Q&l). for 81 ,0U; No. one hundred md hity<in
(ESl, for 81. Oo1, No. ole hundred and Rcyenty-lve
tr7j). for 81 ,0oJ; No. one hundred and BinctyslI
(o5), Tor 81 900; No. two hundred aud hftJ one
(.5ll, for 81 900. that said bonds will DO redeemed
and paid at the lanE OF the Ohio Valley In tho
city Of Wheeling. West Virginia by said com
missioner on aud after Haid tirt day Of July.
1875. and that said bonds so determined will
cease 10 bear interest from tho last mentioned
day and date.
COMMISSIONERS IF THE LOAN OF 1855,
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party work Ia concerned. This thou.
sands upon thousands Of sound money
Democrats will never accept tho FREQ
and unlimited coinage platform which
tho silver agitatora within tho party arc
demanding shall DO adopted rs tho
party croed.
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tTho lSrriilugscEs, embracing It's several
editions Is entered In the PoS:oNhco AZ wheel
Ing, ". Va. rs sccond.clns %inA'tsr,l
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE LOAN OF 1855,
ny P.B DopWSs, Chairman.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

All Persons knowing themselves indebted 10
the estate OF Elijah NarIrE. deceased. arc re.
Quosted To settle, aud all person, having ciaimS
against said estate will present them To nc for
settlement
mylS c. S. TERRELL, Administrator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-07

Wo't Virginia will send \ r%ousing
delegation to tho National Republican
League convention ut Cleveland, on tho
18th and nth ins,autl. President G, d.
Elliott, Oi the State League, has devoted
considerable time 10 arranging Tor II
apcciNl train and for hotel accommodate
iious ut Cleveland, aud it may now rn
stated TINT nil who intend going will TO
vol and comfortably provided for. Tho
trim will Irnvn thu Wheeling d Lake
Eric atatiom in t!liA city on the mnrninv
OF tho 18th. after the arrival Vt tho
carly trains on tho Baltimore & Ohio
and Ohio Rivor roads, whici, will bring
tho delegations up from other portions
OF the a!aIp, and will agriyu In CIGy0-