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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
This depart

mems This depart
rrmnrnwgap ment looks as
WNySmw1HIa' though a cy-
clone had visited todd
sizes-odd lots. The Clear
ance fever has taken hold of
what remains, and the fol-
lowing lots are scarcely a
dayful:
one lot Tan Drawers. pc.
one lot Canton Flannel Drawers Doc.
one lot 5oc. Gray Shirts and
one me lot lot 69 ' Red shirts and Drawers
one lot Sl25 Natural ATWOOD Draw
One Jot si25 White ATWOOD Draw
one lot s125 Brown Atwood Draw
One lot Boys Blue FLANNEL Waists.
SLIGO.
FANCY AMID II h e
TOILET ARTICLES. catch al. all
caught a splendid lot of use
full stuffs here. Various
items, but each good in its
own cause. Notice the
price-clipping
Cellulod Button Boxes, were i2'lc,
celgioid Hair-pin Boxes, were 25e.
ceIlaioid Photo. Boxes. were 25c.
Metal Cabinet Photo Frames. were
Garwood's Fancy Bottles Violet
Water. zoe bottles now Doc. alc. bot
Ties now 39c. a9c bottles now zoe.
Coleates zoe. bottles Toilet Water,
500 Comb and Brush Sets, now
81 Comb and Brush Sets. now s275.
S275 Comb and Brush Sets. now -.
Soc Metal Back Clothes Brushes,
Sis Metal Back Clothes brushes.
s9c. Jewel Boxes hligree). now 25c.
goo Manicure Sets now 81 ID.
Sil0 Manicure Sets, now soc.
WRITING TABLETS. Both
PHOTO. ALBUMS. Both : t u u 81
full. These, the aftermath
of Christmas trade, are re-
priced in keeping with the
general tone Of our Clear
ance Sale.
Leather Writing Tablets. were SPA.
~ Leather Writing Tablets were siis.
Leather Writing Tablets. were si29.
Leatl~r Writing Tablets were s1@
39c. Albums now Doc.
s0e Albums now aHc.
gSc Albums now slc.
tl.t0 Albums now zoe.
81 - Albums now lHc
$50 Albums now Csc.
s. Alb ANS now Sis.
$500 Albums now Sis
1919 Albums now alIo.
NM THE Yes, truly yes,
ooo-oaeso,y- here IS where the
5HSIIolIA .scrOwd ; were
thickest-and such happy,
enthusiastic crowds, too.
We bid this good-natured
crowd a thrice welcome to the
feast of Clearance bargains
which their eagerness and
wise buying has made pos
sible. Here is a handful :
Jaranese Tea-Pots. DC. from nc.
Bonbon Dishes, sold decorations
tl1eeant cracker Jars. Soc from Zoe.
Black Rock rea-Pots. ilorai socora-
silk Lamp Shades. slightly soiled.
lace and chiffon trimmed, Soc. cach
from $50 Si.75 and s..
solid oak aud Solid Mahogany
fabourettes. Sl1j each, from 800 ana
Enamelled Jardinleres. gold and
floral decorations. az sl.25 from Sl'r
Large Fine japanese Vases ana
Coras and Fine Bronzes at ID former
odd lots Japanese Sugar and Creams
APIECE Tea-Scts. Cream jugs. Bonbon
Dishes Bowls. etc, az half and le~
Sofia Brass Gold Lacqucrcd Banquet
Lamps at 81 10.
Z GIass-Body Lamps, diamond and
fan pattern, with silk shade. Slo',
from 81 80. ~,
special REDUCTION SALE OF
INDIAN BASKETS.
scrap Baskets. Clothes Hampers, sew
ing Baskets, etc. etc. etc.
q. 6ii, 6I3 East Broad Street
Clearance Sale that Clears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Miss Efle Lacey and Miss Jessie Smith,
OF Indiana. who have been home 10
spend the holidays, VIII ret lrn 10 Miss
Baldwin's school. in stanton. on Mon
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Mrs. T.. X Smith. Of Philadelphia. is
the guest of SIS Julia ID. h. Thomp-
son. at No. Ia3 West avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

On the evening OF Dec. 3lst. Mr.. asl
Mrs. John l.. Williams will entertain a
few friends in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John SHELTON Williams Mrs. John Skel-
ton Williams being in mourning the en-
tertainmcnt will be OF the simplest and
most informal character. a sort OF quiet
frihnfe 10 Tho close OF the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

Through Mr. John Logan. Secretary,
quite number OF prominent Richmond
men have received invitations 20 the ele-
CANT banquet at Delmonicos. New York.
on January 3D.. under the ouspiccs Of
the SONS OF the Revolution" The guests
upon the occasion viii be received by Mr.
Chauncey Depew. and Or. Stewart Webb
In rothing has the week social j1st end
ed feen more rotabie than In the nu-
merous enterts inments for the express
enjoyment OF the Richmond small per-
con OF fashion.
The Tompkins twins. deiightfully
known 10 the juvenile world a. Miss
Mary Bidgood Tompkirs and Master
william Frazer Tompkins. did me hon
ors beautifully upon the occasion OF their
Christmas evening entertainment. with
a splendid hr tree In the foreground.
Tho Fashionable small person was de-
elcsdiy present In regulation. holiday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

AT a recent meeting OF the Woman's
Club il was decided not 10 give the re-
ceptiOn which was mentioned as pos
sibilitv in this column three weeks since.
lnftv dollars Will, instead OF going 10
defray the expenses incident 10 a recep-
ton, be given TO the city Mission for it's
noble work among the poor and the re-
mainder will go toward the purchase of
handsome furniture FOR the club parl0rs.
The subject for tomorrow afternoons
meeting at the club is Art" with Mrs.
ID. Il. Valentine as chairman. Mir. VIII
liam G. holland will be the lecturer, TAX
ing Architecture" as his topic. Mr. Mo-
lands name IN this connection insures
enioo ment.
The Richmond German sustained the
reputation of the club brilliantly, with
Colonel Stern as leader.
Six small people were very delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs l.. l.. Lewis on Fri
day evening.
on Thursday evening Miss Roy Eller-
sen entertained small party of friends
at an elegant luncheon In honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. John SHELTON Williams.
Santa Claus and a brilliant Christmas
tree were also conspicuously present AT
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs Levin
Joynes last week in Difference 10 those
fascinating young persons, Misses Archer
and Julia Joynes.
Miss Ellen Swan Drowry. Of Centralia,
Va. ard Miss kizzic Drewry. of Mar
tinsville. Va, are the guests OF Mrs. Clay
Drowry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

The las. census showed that 81 per
cent Of the total population over 10
years OF age could read aud write. 1t
may DO fcatlessly asserted, he declares,
tina, in the history OF tho human race
no nation ever before possessed IL ,0O0-
instructed citizens. Nor is there any
other people who writo on the average
half rs many let,crs-a fact which
speaks well for the strength OF family
attachments and the general friendli-
ness ne well AS business activities OF the
Americsn people.
Maybe We arc in the midst Of "hard
times, butt, will do no harm to coin.
pare notes with other countries, aud o..
peciAlly 10 remember that in India, for
instarce-on the silver basia-not less
than jO,0OO,OO0 people 90 to bed hun.
CRY every night. Aud a. tho wors. pos.
sible coloring of the facts. il is nothing
compared with the hardness OF the
times VIZ would soon find our country
plunged into should the people gcuer.
ally take notion. Just for once, to 20
crazy oycr'a silve.ite financial freak
and-just TO try the experiment
shoot Niagara"
Asi. is, much to the credit OF the ap.
preciativc instinct OF the American pco.
plo would be n national Thanksgiving
day, cay once month.
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A Good illustration,

Our dispatch from Manapua, yoster.
day, spenkIpg Of tho export duty on
coffee, enid: "Tho aggregate Of this
tax 10 tho government of Nicaragua
this year, 1895, will DO about S2O5, 900,
or, Mt tho present ratio Of exchange,
about Sl32, 900 In gold"
Nicaragua might ri,o up In her SOW.
oreiyn MAJESTY and saw that her dopre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

| HAVE two little grand children who
are tcciEinG this hot GUNNER weather
and arc troubled with bowel complaint.
| gavo them ChnmbctlLin's Collie, Chol-
era and DiNrrhoea Kennedy aud it acts
like charm. | earnestly recommend
it ior children with bowel troubles.
was myself taken with severe attach;
OF bloody llux. with cramps and pains
in my stomach. ono.third OF n bottle OF
this remedy cured mo. Within twenty.
four hours was out Of bed and doing
my homework. Mrs. ". |. Duragnn,
Bon.nGua. Hickman county. Tom. For
sale 10y Chas. K. Goctzu, VIII W. Irwin.
John klarI. Vim. T.. Williams, c. Monkc.
mcllur, Vim. II. Hague, II. {. Stownr,,
\. Il. Sch"olc, J. Coleman. c. Schnort,
YIN. McnkomrlIcr, Wheeling, ". Va. :;
Bowie 4 Co., bridgeport; i. +. Peabody
e Sou, Bcnwooh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

The removal o! Archbishop kenrick,
OF St. Louis, 10 be succeeded BY his
coadju,or. Archbishop Kahn. formerly
Of Wheeling. is nothing more than has
becn expected. Archbishop Kenrick is
aged, intirm and incapable Of admins.
tering his office. Bishop Kahn was
made archbishop aud sent to St. Louis
as coadjutor Tor the purpose OF bringing
about the change that has been made.
1t was well known that the move wa,
rot pIcaiuG TO Archbishop kenrick,
who thought himself; still capable to
discharge tho duties OF his office.
There has been good deal Of friction
in the archdiocese since Archbishop
Kahn went thore, the old archbishop
resenting the suggestion tina, he needed
such assistance.
The effort to make it appear TINT
Archbishop Kcnrick is being punished
for views no Inns expressed mt any timo
does no, ii. in with the facts as they
have reached tho public.
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Fircinia's Thunder and Wounded
'rilr.


Pride.
The Virginia officials and newspapers
seem TO think it their mission in life TO
jump on the governor Of y est Virginia
because he refused to allow Virginia
troops 20 come into this state. All tho
circumstance, show that there was no
occasion to call out the Virginia troops,
whose presence at tho scene OF tho
scene OF tho strike was n constant men.
ace OF the public peace.
Certainly We had no use for Virginia
troops in West Virginia, and il Gov.
crnor MacCorklo had permitted thom
TO como ho would have deserved tho
condemnation OF the whole state. The
governor realized at once tn. impro.
prie,y Of granting the request, and hi,
refusal seems to have piqucd our Viz
ginia iriends. Thu lSrrIiIGEHCEn runs
no risk TO nay that tho course pursued
by tho governor Of Wcst Virginia In this
matter is approved by the people Of tho
slate without regard to party.
II thore he nuy wounded pride in Viz
gina We arc sorry ior that, but even
that is better than to hay" tho govern.
or Of Wcst Virginia falling in with the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04
sHoEs-ALExANDER.
THE WEATHER MAN

Played us a shabby trick. Just
as we began to sail into our
stock of up.to.date SUMMER
SHOES he makes it necessary
for people to get out their win.
ter cork.solcs. He 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, aud the
probabilities are they never
will be again.
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POWER AND WEALTH
or tho United States M Compared VII
Olh,r IouUt rics-Ws Itcnt tho World.

or tho United States ns Compared with
Other Count rics-wo Heat tho World.
Chicdg0 Tim,E. itrGih
Anyone has tho right TO bcwail tho
hard timcs, and It Is tho happiness OF
some people to put thoir heads into m
empty barrel aud hear themselves
grumblc. Once In while. ut any ratio,
II Is Wholesome for one to lit his hcad
and take good look ull round.
The Leading article in the Juno North
American Ia on the "Powor and Wealth
OF tho United stRtos," by an English
man. It is Stats teal. but It is interest.
ing. Tho writer, Mr.. MulhaIl. Ia used
to largo figures and knows how to mako
thom what they stand for. English
though he is. he "marks with wonder
aud admiration tho onward march Of
tho great repnblic." As to the physical,
the mechanical and tho intellectual
force OF nations, We find, no says, moth
ing to compare with the United States
in this present year OF 1875, aud that
this country possesses by far tho gront-
cst productive power OF any country in
tho world. This. OF course, cannot DO
set down AZ very novel discovery, only
1t is interesting to see it proved by sta-
tistics.
Classifying the whole wealth Of tho
country under tho two heads, urban
aud rural, ho shows by the census that
tho rural or agricultural wealth has in.
creased ioGrtold during the past forty
years, but TINT tho urban wealth has
multiplied sixtcenfold. Tho farming in.
forests have, it is truo. suffered some
drawbacks, yet the writer declatOs that
iii the United States had no urban pop
ulation or industries whatever, tho nd.
vance Of agricultural interests wonld DO
enough TO clam the admiration oi man
kind. Tor il has no parallel in history"
In a series OF figures tho writer also
shows that tho rise in wealth and in.
crcase in wages como almost hand in
hand" An ordinary farmland IN tho
United Statos, he says, raises US much
grain rs three in England, four in
France, five in Germany and six in
Austria. This difference, he thinks, is
duo chiefly TO tho waste OF power in
Europe from the lack OF such mechan-
ical appliances rs are in use IN this
country.
After q comparison OF the relative
amounts OF "horse power" in councc-
ton with railways, manufactures and
20 forth in the different countries,
showing tho advantage OF the United
States, tho writer finds still moro to Rd-
miro in the intellectual advancement OF
the great republic. Take these facts as
to the annual school expenditure:
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Mn. PLArr says that Governor Morton
will have tho support OF Now YorI; for
the presidential nomination. Mr. De.
pow says he is Cor Governor Morton.
Tho idea seems to be to got the s,ato
delegation solid and hold it so until the
time comns to put it where it will do tho
most good. The next Republican nom.
ineo will come from further wnst than
New York. Tho wcst is n big part OF
this country and feels .s oats consider.
ably.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

SOME OF tho Democratic leaders fear
that Mr.. Cleveland is hguringfor third
term, to which he may be helped By
the stand he hus taken against tho free
coinage oil silver. They need not fear.
If the Democratic party gives MIR. Clcvc-
land another nomination that vii! be
tho end OF the third term movement.
Tho third term ghost has been lalL in
this country. The people will no, give
ono man three terlns OF the presidency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

Celebrating tho Fourth Of July.
Pittsburg is going into her Fourth OF
July celebration with will. There arc
10 be all sorts oil diversions at Schenley
park. Among other things a whole
circus has been changed. 1t is all to DO
free. There will DO seats for $4,000
people, and there will DO no reserved
seats. Evdrybody will have tho same
chance as everybody else. Tho thine
will DO done by popular subscrip.ihn.
There will OF course DO the usual patri.
otto features.
The smallest town in tho country
should be unwilling to lot 1udcpend-
ence Day pass without patriotic obser-
vance, however, simple and incSpen.
sive. II nothing else were done the
Declaration OF Independence should be
read. But to this it Is easy to add few
shor. addresses touching on the past,
the present and the future OF our coun.
Try.
We canno. put too much OF the spirit
Of the Fourth OF July in tho hearts OF
the young and the stranger who COMES
to be OF us. Wheeling should have an
appropriate Fourth Of July celebration
this year. Won. some OF our pushing
young men take hold and make it go?
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Carrying the Gospel to. the Door.

Carrying the Gospel to. the Door.
The gospel wagons which have been
csed in some OF the large cities have
vindlcated their usefulness. and now
Cincinnati has added one to their num-
Der. It is rare thing to see q church
crowded ut any ordinary service. Prob
ably half the seating capacity OF the
churches Of the country would accom-
modate all the regular attendants.
The churche. are there, but the pcO-
pie DO not 90 10 them. The idea OF the
gospe! wagon is TO take the church 10
the people. Thus far it seeks the dis.
tricss where the poor people dwell. It
goes to them with the bible, prayer and
simple. taking hymns in which they
can easily join. Its great movable
popular forum Tor religious instruction
and appeal.
Perhaps tho gospel wagon would
never make an impression On the well.
to-do who do not attend church. but 80
long as there arc thousands OF the other
kind to appeal to the rich may be left
to work out their own salvation. There
is ample work TO be done IN this home
missionary field. Every city has the
raw material. The gospel wagon can
easily reach thousand peraons at every
service, and when i. does this it will &C.
complish ut leas. twice rs much a. tho
ordinary church does.
Tho church building has its place,
but it does not take the place OF the
gospel wagon, bearing to every mans
door tho story OF salvation. 1t is prac-
teal idea and has produced good results.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

Observation-Disclosures mush. Dreaded
lamb chops. l.yonnaise potarOo1. Pop
overs. Canned grapes. Oatmeal crack
crs. Coffee.
DISXEl-Bnkcd fish. Tomato Jelly.
Lettuce. Brown quirIed potatoes. Cam
nod corn. White and graham bread.
Strawberry tart Sugar cakes.
SurrEE-Polato chOwicr. dread and
butter. Peach marmaIade. Curraut
buns. Cocoa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

Mr.. Fred Miller, Of irving, H., writo,
that he Ind severe Kidney trouble Tor
many ycnr9, with severe paiua in bis
back and also that his bladder was nt.
footed. lilo tried many so.Callcd Kidney
cures but without any good result
About year ngo no began the use Of
Electric Bittors and found relief Mt once
Electric Filters is especially adapted to
euro OF all Kidney and Liver troubles
and oiton gives almost lustami ruliri.
One trial will prove orr siutcmcnI
Price only 5Oc for large bottle. A.
Logan Drug Co y Drug Store. =
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Iris believed that william G. Whit.
ney may have tho cabinet vacancy il he
will express desire for it. 1t 10 also
believed that Mr.. Whitney thinks there
is more future for him outside the cab
mot. When you LOOT; it all over this ~
not a popular administration.
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WurS OCCASION demands its use. try
De Wits Witch Hazel jSalvc. 1t ia
cooling to burns. stops pain instantly,
cIcanscs, perfect healer for scalds or
skin cruptiomS. Always curos piles.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. ". Va, i,
i. Peabody, BenwoOd, aud Bowie 4 Co.,
Bridvcport, O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

WoED comes from Cuba tina. Mar,i,
tho civil lcador,ui the revolt, is n vcry
1.-Two corpse. MIR. Marli will relieve Il
heavy strain by saying promptly
whether he is alive or dead. II dcnd,
tina, will save tho Spanish troops tho
trouble Of killing him some more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

WHEN tho temperature goes up sud.
donly and unroasonnbly do tho best you
cnn 10 keep cool. Seek tho shade when.
over that 10 possible, wear light cloth.
Ing. bownro Of stiuulants and excessive
drauchts OF leo water. so slow OH moat
eating. Don't iroL
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rEiErIIOSE SuNhERS
Editorial Rnoins SaJ. Counting Room S2,.
acknowledgement
WHEELING. JuSE !, 1898
How Il Mar Work.

An eastern correspondent who has
been looking over tho states Of Illinois.
Indiana and Missouri is convinced that
the silver question condemns tho Demo
cratic party to defeat in those states.
This is attributed 10 tho determination
OF the free silver element IN the party
to commit the organization to that ism.
Democrats who iavor ttco silver have
protested against the movement on foot
in tho states named, fearing tho very
result predicted by the correspondent.
Friendly protests have counted for
nothing. The champions Of FREQ silver
are convinced that now is the time to
capture the party, and they have gone
ahead.
It is a reasonable certainty that
Illinois aud Indiana cannot be carried
for free silver. and it is probable that
Missouri cannot be carried Oh that
issue. BY tine time the election OF next
year comes along the cause OF free
coinage will not be so strong as it Is
now.
Among other things. it is moro than
an even chance that the Democratic ma
tiona. convention will declare for sound
money. This will leave the Democrats
in hopeless case in those states in
which between now and then they shall
have declared themselves for free sill.
yer.
Aside from the merits OF the ones.
ton, i. is not good politics to force free
silver declarations at this time. VIVA.
is the use OF party going out OF its
way to weaken itself when it has no
margin OF strength TO come and 90 on /?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

To ono pint fresh, mashed berries
add tonr tabNcsuoontuls pulvcrlzoI su.
gar and beaten whites OF Two crGs. Line
tnrl shells with rich pastry. fill with
with mixture aud bake. 4 bit OF frost.
my in centre. or tablespoonful OF
whipped cream. makes this q beautiful
and delicious dessert.
IE..--....-L ..-Lh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

THE bost remedy Tor burns. scalis and
cuts is De Wits Witch Hazel Salyc. An
excGllon, cure for piles. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling, W. Va, b. L. Peabody,
Brnwuod, and Bowie * Co., Bridge.
mort, q.
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Notice.

! want every man and woman in tho
uniirI states Interested in the Upium
aud Whiaky habits to havr nur OF nv
h0okE on thcar diseases. Addrcss i. NJ
NoottEN. Atlanta. TIA, Box $50, ami ono
will Du seat yOu Tree. s1vv
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Simpson & Hazlett,
!ci Market Street, Wheeling. WA
NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption
of Bonds Of 1855 of the City of
Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given that the commissioners
OF the loan OF lSsS OF the city OF Wheeling. puT.
suant TO the requirements OF the ordinance Of
said city, passed May Il, ISIS, entitled An Or.
diuRucc 10 Provide for the Issue and sale Of
bonds Of the City OF Wheeling, 10 be known IS
bonds Of 1855. and for the redemption and pay.
mcnt thereof, and providing for the payment
into the city Tr1ASury Of certain amounts t;o1a
the revenues OF the Gas and Wat,S Works " on
bonds issued under said ordinance were duly
determined hy lot by said commissioners !of ~
drnptson aud payment on the first day0t JAY
$50. to wit; BOuds No. one IN. for 500 M two
t!l, Tor 500; No. six t6l for 500; No. twenty
three (2l. for $50; No. siSty-thfcc l6S), for so;
No. scvcnty-twn an. for 800; No. scTen;ysiI
il6l, for $40: No. righty-hve ISL for SNJ No
lightweight ISL. for SOD No. one hundred and
ton lllO, for 500: No. one hundred and nineteen
Nl9l. for Sl.On1: No. one hundred nnl thirIy.iou'
u&O. for Sl,ONl; No. one hundred aud forty three
asa, for Il. OK. No. one, hundred and 1tN,n
Oihl, iorSl Goa; No. one hundred and SGvoniy'cve
OG). for 81 .OOd; No. Que hundred and ninriysN
N9Gl for Sl.WN; No two hundred and Gtty zone
I2'll, for Sl,tNJ. aud said bonds will be redeemed
nnd paidHt the hank OF the Ohio Valley, In ihc
city OF Wheeling West Virginia by said con-
mS'iOuCrS on aud after said nrSt day OF iGly,
lS,'i and said bonds so determined will cease ~
brnr interest from tho last mentioned day aud
date.
COMMISSIONERS OF TIE LOAN OF 1855
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WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENcER TUESDAY, JUNE a. 1885

blundora OF tho governor Of Virginia.
Our friends over tho border should ro-
mombor that wo stand OH sacred soil
ourselves.