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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

THERE Ia more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and until tho last iew
years was supposed to DC incurable.
For n great many years doctors pro-
nouncod it n local disease, and pro-
scribod local remedies, and by constant
ly failing TO cure with local treatment.
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven Catarrh 10 DC a constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu.
.ional treatment. Hairs Ca,arrh Cure,
manufactured by T. J. Cheney & Co..
Toledo, Ohio, is tho only constitutional!
curo on tho market. Il ia taken inter.
nally in doses IRON ten drops to q tea.
spoonful. It acts directly oil the blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system.
They offer 500 for any case it fails to
cure. Send Tor circulars and tcstimon.
ialg. Address.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
Dy"Sold by Druggists. IS cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

A writer in tho New York Press tells
OF meeting his "old friend Senator Cam
den, OF West Virginia, At tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel" and then goes on TO re.
veal how little he knows abou. Mr..
Camden. lIe istunder tho impression
that Mr.. Camden served bu. two ycars
in tho United States senate, during
which timo no accomplished loss than
Tabor, OF Colorado" The idea sought
to be conveyed ia that Mr. Camden was
n Tabor kind Of senator. Nobody has
ever suspected Mr.. Camden Of sloeping
in $3.50 night gowns.
Republicans are very glad to have ono
OF their own in his place. but they aro
willing to admit that in tho senate Mr.
Camden was n good representative Of
tho leyel.hoadcd business element.
There are inc reshowy mon in the sen
ate who nrc OF much less uac there.
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VRUSrEE'S SALE.

Byvirtnc Of a Deed ofTrtlst made hy CAtha-jEa
Rude alI Wesley J. Rude. her husband, " mess
trustee. dH;cd JHnuary %. lSg2. r~vCOulc! IN 10
Office OF the Clerk of the County Court OF Wr&rI
COUNTY West Nir:lnil. IL. nIed Of THr! l-'i
No. II. page no. ! will sell az the front dOJ;ol
the Court House o.; Wctzel county. on
TUESDAY. THE Slru DAY OF JULY, lS1i
described properly, situated on Fish CseGS. III
Wci1cl county, Vest Nirgiuia:
First 'rTact-BcginninC at the bnG.E o, FSl
Creek, hcncc NacS 10 he Gtlinc: thuHcC ntiil
10 nlinc mnIo for the untltuc with said cTteA'
thence down tho creek IL the beginning, TcS'5I'
Ing 10 acres forJnmcS wHde's survey, the who'd
boundary containing IS ncrcs. tHoTr or les, tle
part hereby offered containing IS acres. lHOT o.
less, aud Is known NJ the Slider farm. =,
second TEhct-lcrinning ut the mouth o.
Knob Fork. west OF Fish Creek; tlcage VIA
Knob Fork up same south ~ west Il pal'to
Il whIto walnut: south ~ west VI poles. sniIh
~ west IL poles; south 90 wGS;" pDtcS .oG
stone on line Of Starscv and with same suH'a
west 81 poles 20 mn ash and hickory >lGi!l ",
east % poles; Snuih i1'irNst ID pole; s1l'h y,
cat 10 poles 10 ahirC': ons on the bank OF hhoo
Fork; thence north - cast ~ poles to = WHO
nne. c0rucr ~ John ShowallcE thence win
same north 5O'go east 10 poles IN 4 bccl-i GA ii'
south bank Of Fish Geek and with tho ti'fE
south ~ cast -dpOlcS; south ls}g cast d Iniy,s
ton stone OF ihc . orlh bank OI tNccrcc& n,il%
II, cast 50 pole, toa red oak: north 50 eat y
poles 10 II white oak; north s. west IS Iois'"
n white oak; north lj' wet ~ pos UH 'ion'
In the cast anal west line, nni with n, ,a'@l
Mouth Sg' wcStGl poles 10 u stone ~ Tar .rNE"
tlr; thence down tho same south % "rNi -
poles to the beginning, containing ~ acre ~
Ing the same two ltnrts OF land conveyed t"sa,i
cathnrinc Rude NY William 7 rctr7soHhE l'fl
hnIcl january -, 1875, rruoJdrd IN ptcd HN''
NJ. ". page 10.
TERMS Or SAIE;-Onctn!rl cash M the f'al o.
sale, tho balance In two rVnIl m,ulilrNl' u.
CNu nld two ycRrS, notes nrlriirT iu,Hi'S '''u'
the day VI snlN to be gwen iur tho IcIrTtr1 lHS'
mrllS, the titlO 10 be retained Uniil pIvmeii II
mad" In full.
!cS.% W. j. W COWD@N, Iu;'s@
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WHEELING. JuSE IS. 1898.


Tho police commissioners OF New
arc determined to enforce the excise
laws. including that which requires
saloons to BIO closed on Sunday. Tho
president OF the liquor dealers asso.
citation gives it US his professional opin.
ion that the law cannot DO enforced, and
he goes on to detail tho difficulties in
the way.
This expert may DO right but the
police commissioners are determined
TO show to him and 10 those who think
with him that they arc wrong. Their
first step was to assure policemen that
the political pull has been abolished in
SO far as it had to do with the police
force; that officers would be expected to
do their duty aud would stand or fall
accordingly.
Circumstance, gave them IN early
opportunity to come to the front with
an earnest OF good faith. An officer
who was set upon by m ex-as,embly-
man who owns three saloons aud was
caught in the act OF breaking the law
in one OF them, defended himself with
the butt OF his revolver aud took his
man to the lookup.
In Tamnany times an officer SO for
cetiul OF his welfare would have had his
head taken Of. This officer was called
before the police commissioners. COM
mended for his devotion to duty aud
his gallantry. ard assured that his
superiors would stand by him to the
end.
It may be that the Sunday law can
not be enforced, but the abolition OF
the political pull certainly romoveSone
hitherto insurmountablc obstacle. The
same kind OF influence has mado it in
some cases impossible to enforce the
law against murder.
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ABSDl5JTEER'PU@E

ders," "poor and lleirca,," Tho Equal
Woman" "Tho Shrinking Shoe, ""Quar.
amino Island" an Three Weeks ""Ono
aud Two" "A Night with Tantalua,"
"The Solid Gold Boot Company, Limit.
cd" ITO tho Thlrd aud Fourth Gonera.
ton" and "King David's Friend"
diplomatic Observation-Disclosures" n
novel by Edith BIgolow. Is also an.
nouGced.
Tho return Of Robccca Harding Davis
to periodical literature, after IN abscncc
eStcrIing ovOr more than a decade. Is
an evont worth signalling. Mrs. Davis
10 u novelist OF raro gonius, hor books
arc distinguished by dramatic intensity
and minute porlraituro OF character,
whilo sheis entirely, aud ono might add
disdainiullY. troe from the jim Dc Siecie
atmosphere which pervadcs some popu.
lar books, making them OF doubtful fit.
mesa for family reading. Since Mrs.
Davis last published q novel her gifted
son, Richard Harding, has mado n pho.
'nomcnal success in tho folds which
witnessed her triumphs. Tho title OF
Mrs. Davis's novel, which ia to DO pub
!ished serially in lIarpOr's Dazar, is
Doctor Warrick'a Daughter"
Mr.. Poultncy BiGelow. q Guoai OF tho
German emperor GU his yacht nj Kiel,
will supply an article on tho fOtos for
liarper's Weekly. Tho article will DO
richly illustrated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28
TAKEN FOR AN ANARCHIST.

Tho Policeman Dldn't Recognize tho dc.
ciarntion OF Independence When liz
Hoard II.
Chicago Record.
Last woOk n man wont TO tho lGko
front to mako n spoocE. lilo had boon
appointed by tho committee in charge
OF tho forthcoming celebration Of July 4
at Sh~arpshootors' park to declaim tho
declaration OF independence. Ito had
spont almost n wnck in Committing it
to memory aud no hnd aNroady givon
several rohcar5als in tho privacy OF his
apartments. Now hc wanted TO
havO q dress rehearsal, as it wctc, and
80 no chose the lako front.
lie mounted a block OF wood. and Va
soon ~ no began To spOak u number Of
tho donizens OF tho park who are con.
~tinunlly watching for a chance to con.
sumo Bomc OF their infinite leisure,
camn up aud crowded around him.
"Whcn in tho course OF human
ovouts." no began, ut becomes neces.
Bnry for n people to dissolve tho
political bands which have connected
thom with another and TO assume,
among tho powers Of the earth
At this point tho bluO.coatod guardian
OF liberty came up and lcnt ear to. the
proceedings.
"Wc hold these truths to DO soli-
evident" continued tho speaker, that
all men are created equal thHt they arc
endowed by thoir Creator with certain
inalicnablo rights"
Here. hero" shouted tho policeman,
"wo can. have that. You mustn't say
such things around horo."
Tho speaker paused.
i've hung some fellows six or eight
years nso," continued the policeman.
''for making that kind OF remarks. Aud
/ don't propose to have no %lIaymarkot
OH the lake front, so you'll have 10 move
or. Come, get a move on yuh."
And tho speaker and his audience
wore compelled to move in spite OF
every ex%postulation.
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a Weak silver Sotc,

General Adoniram Jonadab Warner
has hoard OF tho defeat OF tho silver
men In Kentucky and takes tho floor to
make some comments thereon. In tho
frat place the result 10 not unexpected
to him aud his follow bimelallists.
OF course nothing could take those
patriots unawares. but they might con.
sent to DO honest enough not to call
themselves himo,allists. That they arc
not. They uro mon6metallists with n
yearniug Tor silver to tho exclusion OF
everything else. Dimo.allism mean
two.mctallism. and their lam is Quo.
motalllsm. Raal bimetallists want to
use all tho silver that can DO kept going
on an equality with gold. Most Of tho
people Of thia country feol this way
about It
Looking to next year General Warner
says tina! all tho silvor mon will got TO.
Gethcr aud elect thOir ticket "of
course concessions will have to be mado
to bring about such 4 union, but with
out 1t success will DO impossible" This
10 tho first .ino that tho Warner clarion
has sounded n note Of weakness.
Only a fow weeks ago u suggestion OF
concessions to anybody for any purpose
would havc boon mot with n high aud
r~eSentiul disdain. Then tho one-motal
iolks wots eager for tho fray, asked no
quarter and did not intend to give any.
They could scarcely wait for tho day
whoa tho country would DO handed
over to Thorn bucked aud gagged.
This readiness to couccde away some.
thing OF n vital principle for tho more
sake of winning, looks like q yearning
for the tlcshpota OF office. 1t may DO
that tho digestion OF tho Wafncr.Sibloy
party is temporarily deranged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

Senator Dubois, Of Idaho. Is explain.
ing in a way to suit his side what hap.
pened in tho Cleveland convention.
The refusal to make any declaration
touching the Issues OF the day ho re.
CARDS as a victory for the free silver
men. 1t was well understood that they
would make this claim, yc. il tho silver
question had been brought before tho
convention 1t would have been voted
down by a tremendous majority.
Senator Dubois says: There were
strong free silver men in almost every
delegation present" Tho idaho seua-
tor is very much mistaken. Tho fact Is
that those who took the trouble to in.
vestiga,e with a desire to know tho
truth were surprised to discover how
weak the free silver cause was in that
convention. 1.-THE Republican national
convention OF mex. year shall be OF the
same mind free silver will not have q
ghost OF q show.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28
LOW EXCLUSION RATES

To Beaver, Colo, Account National Edn-
Gallon Association, Via tho Baltimore &
Ohio ltaiirond.
On July 3, 1 and 5 tho Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets
TO Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou
and Pueblo at rate OF IL fare ior the
round trip, plus So. as membership fee,
account National Educational Associa-
ton Convention.
Tickets will DO good for return until
July 10. but nre subject to an extension
until September l, if deposited with
joint agent n: Denver, Colorado Springs.
Manitou or Pueblo prior to July 10.
Tickets will DO sold going by any d.
rect route. and returning by any other
diroc. :outc, il desired.
For further information call on or
address any Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Agent. or L. S. Allen, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

Tho treasury department is doing its
level boat to improve tno bad showing.
for tho fiscal year which closes, with this
month. BY clover feat Of lo2erdomain
tho years deficit will probably be hold
down to So. DOC. 900, $27, 900. 900 greater
than tho secretary OF tho treasury
thought it would DO.
Tho deficiency is being hold down by
refusing to allow worl; ordered by Con-
grcss to 90 ahond, and by Keeping in
hand every dollar which It ID possible
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

The City and Incandescent lighting.
When the city was asked to let q pri-
vate] corporation sell electric light with
in its limits, thus breaking in on the
city's monopoly, the ISTELLlGEScEE pre-
dicted that the day would come when
the city would regret that it had per-
mitted n competitor to enter the field
and would desire to regain that with
which it IVES them about to part. This
day has como and the prophecy Is tut.
filed.
1t nov becomes necessary to enter
into negotiation to ascertain on what
terms the desired object may be accom-
plished. viii the city have TO buy
back, in effect, tho franchise with
which it parted without consideration?
Or will the city be able to buy the cleo.
trio lich. plant at its value as such?
These questions will come up and will
enter materially in tho negotiations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

In pursuance OF its usual policy, tho
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad COMPANY
will sell round trip tickets Mt reduced
ratios for tho Fourth OF July HOLIDAYS.
Tho tickets will no sold between all
points cast OF tho Ohio river and from
Pittsburgh. Wheeling and intermediate
stations to points within n radiou1 OF
200 milos wost OF tho Ohio river, ior all
trains July ) aud !: valid Tor return trip
until July .. inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

"A CHICAGO newspaper tells OF q police
man OF tina! city vino threatened to ar
rest q man who was rehearsing the
Declaration OF Independence for 4
Fourth OF July performance. The po-
liceman said tho man was getting off an
anarchistic speech. and they weren't
going to have any more Haymarkct
business in Chicago. The story is prob
ably u joke, but tho Declaration OF In
dependence is not so familiar to the
people that every guardian OF the peace
ia to be expected to recognize it when
no hears ii.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

The other day a Chicago / per cent
lean was subscribed three times over ut
par. The treasury Of the United States
placed its last loan at a premium which
brought the rate we'll below 3 per cent.
4 5 per ION. loan OF the city OF Wheel
ing should bring n premium. Nobody
doubts that Wheeling is good Tor all she
owes and will meet her obligations.
This should give tho city frs. rate
standing among moncy.lenders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

TIE Panhandle DycIng establish.
mont, owncd by john IIoilmoior, at No.
1881 Market Stroct, ia the boat cduippuI
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In addi.
ton to tho dycing aud cleaning depart.
mcntsa corps OF ilrst-claa5 ~tnilor4 aro
employed. who M do repairing ~ neat
as it is possible. Clothes and lndicI'
clonnod or dyoh. can DO maio
to look like new. Satisfaction guaran-
tnnJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

"MASY Of tho C~itizous OF Rainsvillc.
Indiana. aTo mover without n bottle Of
ChnmbOriGin'8 Cough Remedy in tho
houac,' sayN Jacob Brown. tho loading
merchant Of tho place. This rcinedv
has proyon Of 90 much value for colds,
Group and whooping cough in children
that low mothers who know its worth
mc willing 10 DO without it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

Low Rates 10 Atlantic CITY and Capo May.
On Thursday, July II, tho Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will i%naucu.
ratio its annual summon excursions to
Atlantic City, Cape Nav and Sea Isle
City from Pittsburgh. Wheeling. Park.
oraburg, Ilarpors Forry aud in,orme-
diato stations.
Tickets will DO sold for all trains OF
July II, giving oxourSionists tho benefit
Of the superior train service 10 tho great.
est scashorc rcsortR on tho Atlantic
coast. and will DO valid for return Jour.
.ncy twelve days including day Of sale.
On tho return trip n s,op.ovcr will be
allowed ut tho National Capital. forming
n fitting termination 10 4 weeks s%ojourn
ut the shore.
Round trim tickctS SO 90.
Trains will leave:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

THE sound money Democrats in Ken.
lucky put q soft money man on a hard
money platform. Probably the nom.
ince for governor will not desire to pay
much attention to the platform, bn, ii
Colonel Bradley IN up with him
during the campaign he will havo 10
fish or cut bait.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

TIE city man looks on u good rain
after 4 long dry spell as a good thing to
clcan the streets and flush the sewcrs.
The suburban maa has in mind his
lawn. Tho farmer thinks OF his thirsty,
wasting crops. 1t all depends on the
point Of view. and VT all depend Oh
tho farm.
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to hold without regard to tho %npproprla.
lions. Public works givca employment
to tho people. but In order to improve n
bad showing tho work baa not boon per.
mittcd to 10 ahead,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

II Japan and Ru4siu so to war over
Korea it will be a different affair from
TIM. between Japan and China, but
liuBsia will not have n walk.over in n
day. There will DO rcal fighting on
both sides. Perhaps Europe will not
pcrmi, it to begin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

De Wrrr'S Collie aud Cholera Curo
never dlsappoints, mover fails to givo
Immediate relief. 1t cures just NJ aurn
Is You take 1t. Logan Dru; Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va. b. +. Peabody, lion wood,
and Bowie Il Co., Bridgeport, ..
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Round trim tickctS $40 90.
I Trains will lClyo.

Pullman PIrlor Cars will DO attached
to tho day train and Pullman Sleeping
Cars to tho night trains.
TickcIB will also DO sold from other
stNtiona ut corrorpondinuly low ra,os.
For moro detailed information apply
TO nearest i. 30. agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

CYcLgGs have found u way to outwi:
those Pennsylvania turnpike companic,
which charge them toll when they ride
their wheels. When they approach a
toll gate they dismount. mount. tho
wheel on their backs and march through
in triumph. the wheel going free aa lug.
They can't down tho wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

SENATOR Quay has sprnined his heol.
but not his intellect. Ills u,ontal ap-
paratus sccmsto be in tip top working
order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

A FASHIONABLE New York marriage
was performed under the trees, q novel
and very agreeable hot weather depar-
tura
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The Mutual Life Insurance Ca

Poin, Pleasant. ". Va, Nay 1905.
MESSRS- CORP = DEvORE,
Wheeling, u. W.:
Gf:NILE.aIEN;-l am Obliged by proup.
delivery oftho Williams Typewriter.
rs you ARE probably aware, our home
oIiice rms entirely adopted this macIuun.
They ar" using them In orsry department
Personally. after many v.nrs' trinI Of all
tho best machines, including tho Isrnin:.
ton, Cnligraph. Hammond, sm~ith-Prrnirr
and Bar.locE, VIC ourselves have ZONE 10
the conclu>Ion that. for an MI round good
machine. the WILI.lAMSIs the most salts.
factory OIL the market.
Hoping shortly to 10 able TO give you ~
order for n th!rd machinc e, l nm,
Very sincerely yours,
(SI6neC) GERALD NJ EESSELI,
Special Agcn: Mutual Life.
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DnrAxFAsr-Grahpm mugh and cree

DREAHFAsr-Graham mush and cream
Chopped beef. Drowned potatoes.
Light rolls. Honey. Coffee.
D~ISSER-Coracd beef. Spinach. Mash.
cd potatoes. String beans. Spiced
currauts. White and graham broad.
lihubarb. pic.
SUrrER-Cold meat. Pan Drowned po-
ta,ocs. Bread and butter. Raspberry
and currant salad. Cake. Tea.
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CONDITIONS.
National Association Rules 10 govern except
where noted. Ali races In harness, best 3 Iu5,
USIaldivtslun OF moneys. Entrance leo S Der
cent, with 5 per cent additional from money
winners. FIvcto enter. 2 10 start. .Aho:Sc dis.
tnncing the field will vct ilrSI money ONLY.
hlgh; reserved TO change order OF any days
programme The association reserves the right
10 declA.e OF any race not Glliny satisfactorily.
Alwhys give pos!on!ce nddress, and pedigree
when known.
New Regulation Eighty Foot Track. rs good
as the best Scw Steel Grand Stand, the bcs, a,
any half mile track in the country.
Gcurrnl Admiration. SOC.
ii. ". McLURE. Secretary,
Jcl0 Wheeling. W. Va
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uAPLINE STREET
PROPERTY FOR SALEI

For tho purpose o, closing up the estate 0
John George Millor. late OF Ohio county ". Va,
now deceased. | will offer nt public sale 10 tbs
highest and best bidder. Il the north .rou. doc:
oil the Court House. in the city OF Wheeling, Q,
SATURDAY. JUSEl. 1886.
at 10 O'Clock IA IN. the following described real
estate, being the housc No. ISL CAap.!Es
street, that Is 10 say: Inc nOriIi quarter Of Lot
No. Isl OF chaplinr and Eoirs addition 10 The
city Of Wheeling, situated on the West sIic o!
Chap!i2e street. beginning Mt the northeast co..
Lcr c! said Lot No Isl; thence sOuthwaFtIy VITA
Chapllno Street sixteen feet six !uCucs 10 the
me o. Ebelins IN said lot; thence wCSiWaFtI
with his line at right angles with Chnp.ias
street one hu'lircl and twenty-five irci - tie
alley in the rear Of said lot; thence HoEiLwIrily
with said alley sixteen feet SIX inches 10 tbs
northwest corner Of said lot; thence with The
north line thereof to the. brciaUiuS. upOa
which is located n iwo-StoFy brick house con-
thiniuc five rooms and u flashed attic.
TERMS OF SALE=-CaSh upon delivery o. ;ts
decd.
my.6-rh A.. C. T. EBELlNG. Executor.
The above sale Is Rdjol T,icd 10 Saturday. Julo
., 1926. at 10 O'Clock Il. N.
A. C F. EBELiNG. Executor.
iNtl+-S
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Five pounds OF s.emmcd currants,
four OF sugar, threo level teaspooniuls
each OF cloves and cinnamon. Boil two
hours, add one pint vinegar; boil fifteen
minutes.
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Raspberry and Currant Salad.
Ripe raspberrios, red or black. with
one.tourth ripe currants, and sugar to
,aete, make delightful variety in pro.
these fruits.
lCOpyriCtsoL.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

SENATOR BRIcE az well as Senator
Quay has a fine hot weather job on his
hands. He 10 looking 4 lit,lo to the bet.
ter control OF como machinery himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

ALMOST an inch Of rain fell in Wheel.
ing IN Wednesday night and yesterday
morning. About tho same dose daily
for q week would be a welcome gift.
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SATURDAY, Juno 90.
The ties: OF moral character Is not iniali!bill,y
but rCcuperatire power. EDWARD E5GLESTOS.