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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-06-27
WASHINGTON LETTER.


FMn -a4,fx 49, .&E 9Nt
Ser. Carlisle brought news
from Kentucky that was very
gratifying to, President cleve
land. and which will doubt
less add much to the Presi-
dents enjoyment Of his de-
lsyed vacation. Unless Serre-
tary Carlisle is badly mista-
ken. the financial policy Of
the administration will be en-
dorsed by the Kentucky dem
Ocratic ) TIA to Convention
which assemblies next week.
III ia well known chat b t h
President Cleveland and Sec
lptary Carlisle ha We been deep
ly Interested in the financial
campaign which has been car
ried on inside the democratic
party Of Kentucky for some
time, and it is perfectly natu-
raj that they should both he
pleased with prospects of vic
tory for the side they have
chalnpioned. ~~
1t seems, as far as it can he
ascprtained, that the fears
which have heen entertained
by some democs ats, that the
financial split III the party in
Kentucky would he permn-
nent, groundlpss. Repre-
sentative Kendall, OF t nat
sta:e, who is now in washing
ton, and whp is Il free silver
democrat, says on this sub
jet: The silver question is
but one issue that Ia pnvnlv-
ed in the party. Beyond that
there ARE Democratic princi-
pies to which the financial
question will bp subordinn-
ted. Although the last cleo
ton in Kentucky WAS a v.ry
close one, lfeel confident that
when the state votes for pres
idpnt we will have one of our.
old time lilajorities. No dif-
ference of opiniolron a single
issue can prevent the party
holding together"
Attorney General Harmon
left Washington yesterday
forhis old home, where he will
as rapidly rs possible AZ
range his private business
preparatory to his residence
at the National capital. He
expects to return before the
first of July and to remain
here the greater part of the
summer.
Captain Howgatp's seconI
trial for emhpzzpling money
from the government while
acting as disbursing officer of
the Weather Bureau will close
early this week, ana public
expectation il that il the ju.
ry reaches an agreement an
other verdict of mot guilty"
vii he found. This expecta-
ti0n is not based altogether
upon the generally acknowl-
edged difficulty OF c0nvicting
in Washington courts thieves
who steal from the govern
ment, but largely upon t h e
manner in which the prosecn-
tion in both of Howgute's tri
ais has been conducted, The
prosecuting attorney-a re-
publican hold-over, by the
way-has probably lone the
best he could, hut it has been
clear from the first that he
was out-classed by the law.
yers employed by Howgate;
and close observation of ma
ny important trials has con-
vincpd mo that whom q law
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-06-27
THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

VI SIVer HHt! yoNl mas DeninQ
it the experience OF ages, and
has been tested and aprrov-
ed by the enlightened and de-
liberate judgment of Ean.
kind. The gold standard il
a departure from the estab-
lished policy of the civilized
world. with nothing to com.
mend itbut twenty-five years
of depression and disaster to
the people, and extraordinu-
ry accumulation nj wealth in
the hands of a few.
There are some facts bear
ing upon this question recoe.
mzed and admitted by all
candid men, whether advo.
Gates of bimetallism or a sin.
gle gold stand,rd.
"A,nong these is that very
year that marked the change
in the bimeta!lic tC the sin
gle gold standard is the vel v
year that marked the change
from ~ condition of rising
prices, large profits, general
contentlnent and great pros.
pelity to a condition of fall.
my prices, diminishing prof-
it's, insecurity OF investment,
uaimp]oyed labor. and a hea.
w depression IN all branches
OF trade and industry, 1t is
not a matter of dispute even
among the honest advocates
OF the gold standard, the gen
eral prosperity came 10 an
end with the destruction of
tie bimetallic system, and
that hard times, falling pri-
res, idle wOrkingmen and wide
spread depression came in
with the gold standard and
prevails to-day wherever the
gold standard has been adop
ted.
CONFESSION OF BLUNDER
EVERY in nternationM mon
etary conference that h a 8
been called, every demand
in this country and in Eu-
rope for an International n
greelnent to >reestnblish the
binetalRc standard is IA con
f-ssion Mat the demonitiza-
ton of tkH system was a blum
der, If non a crime: that its
consequence have been dis
astrous. and that the condi,
tions that it has wrought are
full OF menace and of peril.
"The logic of facts estnb.
lished bpyondIintelligentqu
tion that the destruction of
silver as primary by a con-
spiracy of selfish interests is
the cause of the widespread
depression and suffering that
began with the gold stanard.
There can be no restoration
of prosperity, no permanent
relief from prevailing ccndi-
tiOns, until the great cause
has been removed by a com.
plete restoration of silver to
it's proper place as a money
metal. equal with gold.
"We believe in a money of
stable value; we believe least
OF all in approaching stan
dard; it is only through the
practical operation of bilnet-
allism that u stable stan
dard of value can be secured.
A standard constituted OF
money constantly increas-
ing in value is not sound, a
single, nor d stable standard
but "A constantly changing
standard.
|
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-06-27

ehamberlein'c Ego and Skin Ointment
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Granulated Eye LidB Sore Nipples, Piles
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
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TO HORSE OWNERS.
For putting horse in fine healthy con-
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They tone up the system, aid digestion, euro
loss Of appcssta relieve constipation, correct
kidney .disprAelsand destroy worms giving
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
GRAND TRUNK OFFICIAL.
Insomnia No Longer Terror OF tho
Hard Worker Whiio Paino'a Celery
Compound Exists-Nir. N. j. Grace
Speaks IN Praise of II.

Ono OF tho clcarcst complcxioned,
'bcst looking mon In Boston to-day, says
tho Boston Globe. Is n prominent Now
England agent OF 4 srSat railroad, who
uses Paine's colcry compound spring
and fall, and whose wfo and children
tako 1t daily during tho spring months.
Mr.. N. j. Grace, Of tho Grand Trunk,
10 modest man, ono OF tho bost liked
gentlemen In Boston, aud thorough
railroad man.
When asked about tho merit, Of
paino's colory compound no said hc DO.
lieved In It thoroughly, had used 1t him.
solf and In his family for two years with
the most gratifying results.
My boya Rro using II now" hO said,
"and believe there 10 no b6ttGr spring
medicine than raino's celery compound.
A touch Of rheumatism first urged mo
to try II, aud times nitor that, when run
down. as most every one is ut intervals
through tho year, | found that 1t 70.
vived tho vital spark and made mo feel
be.tcr. Mover In all my experience
among men have heard q remedy 80
highly spoken OF. Friends OF mine
havo used II with splendid results for
dyspepsia and liver complaint, whilo
for insomnia, neighbor Of mino tells
mo that 1t will Danish It in night"
Mr.. Grace Ia ono Of tho hcalthicst
looking mon to DO mt with In Boston
to-day. For fully thirty years he has
boon with the Grand Trunk, yet in all
his lilo no mover looked better or cn-
ioyed more freedom from pain than hc
docs to-day. Heis one Of the thousands
in this city who have reason to believe
IN P0inc's celery compound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
THE FAMOUS ANDES SOLD,
John A. Wood & Sou tho Coal Operator.
are tho Purchasers.

John A. Wood 4 Sou tho Coal Operators,
are the Purchasers.
The steamer Andes, the Oldest boat OF
the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet
limo, has passed out OF their ownership,
aud is now tho property OF John A.
Wood 4 Son, tho coal operators. Tho
Andes has for some time been lying at
Pittsburgh, and for several months has
been tied up at Woods landing. Her
new owner. will dismantlo her. and,
says the Chronicle.Telegraph. will put
her machinery on q new boat which
they will build soon. Just what the
purchase price was is not known. but it
is thought to be in the neighborho od OF
5000 or 5000. The boilers on the
Andes arc new. having been put on n
short time before she was Withdrawn
from the packet trade.
The Andes is one OF the most famous
boats on the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, and her career rs an excursion
boat will not be soon forgotten. She
was chartered TO some Pittsburghers, as
will be remembered, but only made one
trip. Tho Andes in her day was n
great boat, and she has handled thou
sands Of tons OF freight. She WAS one
OF the largest freight carriers on the
river.
Tho wickets at the dam h ave not all
been raised, but tho officials there said
that they were OF the opinion that all
will be up this evening. Many OF the
wickets had TO be repaired. and the
time consumed in raising them took
longer than was frs. expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
ISLANDERS KICKING.
They Object to Beor Being Sold ct
tho Baso Boil Park.
a MASS MEETING is TO BE HELD
In Thomson NJ. Il Church This
Evening to Devise Ways aud Means
Z to Prevent lntoxieants Boius Sold
Observation-Disclosures TO DO Mndo by
Several clorGytnen-wha. tho Ball
Club People Have to Say on tho
Subject.

Tho granting OF license by city
council. for tho sale OF beor ut tho now
ball park on tho Iuland. to tho Wheel.
Ing Base Ball Association. has stirred
up a regular .hornots neat" on tho
Garden Spot, Tho temperance people
claim that snap action was taken; that
tho license was granted before they had
time to enter their protest, and now
they propose to have the sale OF boor at
the park stopped by moral 'rnasion. II
possible, and II not, by ways aud means
yet to DO decided upon.
A mass meeting Of the Island people
who object to the sale OF beer at tho
ball park has been called for this even.
inf ats o'clock at the Thomson NJ. L.
church on the Island, whom addresses
vii be made by number OF clergymen,
including Rev. Wilbur Crafts. OF the 70.
form league, who has recently address.
cd meetings in this CITY; also addresses
by Rev. DR.. A. i. Rikor, OF the Fourth
Street church; Rev. Jacob Brittingha,n.
OF st. Luke's church, aud Rov. DR.. Bick.
ley, Of Thomson church. Tho st. Luke:
choir. under tho direction OF Prof. Ham.
mond, will render selections.
One OF the centomGn who is inter.
ested in tho movement said last night
that tho Islanders will move in the
moral 'suasion path, unless 1t is found
that that will not achieve the object
in view. 1t ia probable that petition
will be tho first act OF tho reformers.
Secretary f J. Barrows, OF the ball
club, when seen last night, said that il
the Islanders would go about this mat
ter in fair way; endeavor to stop the
sale OF beer at tho State Fair grounds,
he would consider their request. Tho
ptesent discriminating movement dooa
not appeal to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
a STRING or FIRES


In Marshall County-rwo Dwelling Houses
Entirely Destroyed.
John Taylor's residence on Bowman's
Ridge in Meade district. Marshall
county, was destroyed by fire Wednes.
day night with al! tho contents. No in.
surance.
Tho house belonging to Oliver RinO
in Franklin district, was also destroyed
by fro on tho same evening with oil its
contents, and no insurance.
A fire alarm was rung in about 2:3O
o'clock Yesterday afternoon in Mounds.
vile calling the volunteer fro depart,
mont out. The fire was located ia the
residence OF Mrs. DR.. q. W. lloskinson,
on Jeiierson avenue. caused by the ex.
plosion Of gasoline stove. 1t was soon
smothcred out without any great
damage to tho property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
MARTINS FERRY.


laps anu Mhhap< In tho Thriving City
Across the River.
Gottleib Koch. who keeps saloon in
Ciark's addition, Martins Ferry, was
arrested Yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Thompson and Officer al Conoway,
charged with embezzling funds from
the Germsn Lutheran church while its
treasurer. lie waived an examination
before Squire J. E. Clark, OF Bridgeport,
and was bound over TO court in the sum
OF 500.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Mary A.
Aldredge. mother Of Madison aud Ed.
ward Aldredge. who died at tho family
residence on Third street on Wednesday
evening will tako place from the NJ. +.
church this afternoon al . o'clock. She
had been member OF this church for
many years and was splendid woman.
Thoburn Post G. A. R. No. 70. Stan.
dard Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ. No. 80 and
and Hiawatha Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
No. 3OS and Ohio City Lodge X. Of P.
No. 81 have decided to take part in the
laying OF the corner stone OF the high
school building on Saturday. May II.
TtN. "
ent OF the National Bureau oil Reform,
will conduct meeting hero on Sunday
afternoon under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The meeting will probably DO hold in
'ne fteso!te''ah chuscH.
The AppleGarth property, corner Of
Jehetson street, was appraiser !es.e ester
uay aI i'SV, ltee o. uoNet' or Slow
suoleGs 10 uo"et. II was nppfa'seI oS
c. ,,J Josonh Hi,,or "
A' AH1 , c,
James Sickets, VINO ;,, "a Smpioyeu IN
" ot' ,mantr fant voa,oriav NJ hanoa
roro hrotor and no aSranci with y iow
hrn; NM" ~, liz c,,no, wnrt for aorar,,
DAYS.
n, ,d NJ c,o,r, ur,.o, t,,.,a
Thai, dancb.or HcIcn NJ R,veTviow cam.
e,ery Yesterday afternoon. Rey. DR.. ].
". Robins, pastor OF tho NJ. E. church
oiliciatcd.
Miss Iona Mckay will not entertain
tho Gloe club tonight on account OF the
social asscmblago ut the residence OF
Slr. and Mrs. NJ. Sheets
The educators are very accommodate
ing Mt Flushing. They dismissed the
schools so thattho ch'lu'eh couiu attend
church wedding.
David 1uinn. a a'iVe, IN inc htna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
LOCAL pl,EvIrll.s.
Matters OF Minor Momsnt In aud Abo
III, Civ.


Mattcrs OF Minor Moment In aud About
til. City.
TrE GRAND thia ovoning-"The Tclc.
gram"
TIE council committee on police has
been called 10 meet this evening.
THERE woro four casos before Mayor
Caldwell at police court yesterday.
TnE case OF tho Kleives.ltratt Com.
pAny Va. 8. 3. Bloch still occupies the
attention OF tho circuit court, Judge
PAUL. presiding,
Tnr meetings at tho Thomson NJ. l..
church, on tho Island, are well attended
and very interesting. Mrs. lIun.lcy Ia
conducting them.
LAST night at 0 o'clock reckless bI.
cycle rider ran into n youth named
larry Stewart, who resides on Eleventh
street. The boy was badly cut about
the face.
ANNIE COSTELLO who was TO have
boon up before tho mayor yesterday,
was turmoil over to Justice Phillips BY
tho police. lilo romandod her to jail
until tho 18th, when she will BIO tried
undcr tho bad iamo act.
RRy. WILBUR +. CRArrs, suporintend.
ont oitho National Bureau Of Reforms,
will address mass meeting ut tho
Thomson NJ. L. church, on tho Island,
this evening. There will also DO nd.
Dresses by some Of tho ministers Of tho
city. Everybody is invited to attend.
A DoY BY the namo OF gillespie, whose
parents rosldo in tho East End, was
sitting on u delivery wagon in front OF
House & llorrmaun's yesterday after.
noon, and the muIca giving a sudden
start no iell right At their heels. lie
was Picked up pretty badly scared. md
escaped with slight scratch on tho
arm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

DUBLIN, May IA sensational Agra
rian murder is reported from New Ross.
c. L. Taylor, land agent for the marquis
OF Ely, was shot and killed, while stand
ing outside the court house at New
Ross. by bailitl whom Taylor had
threatened to evics from his holdings.
The affair has caused the greatest ex.
element in that ncighborhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
A SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT

Guitar aud Giee Clubs Last Night.
A large and fashionable audience was
present at the Opera House last evening
to gree. the Washington and Jefferson
College Gee, Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin
clubs, and the young gentlemen COM
posing those organizations must GER
tainly have been highly Hratitisd at the
kindly and appreciatiye reception they
met with. The excellence attained by
the banjo and mandolin clubs is, no
doubt, due to tho thorough instruction
given them by Prof. F. C. Meyer, Of this
city, aud whose mandolin colo las. even
ing was one OF the gems OF the perform.
ance.
The Glee club contained some mag
nifcent voices, and the ensemble sing
ing was one OF the thoroughly enjoyable
features OF the entertainment. The
solos OF Mr.. McCurdy and Mr.. Boyd
with club chorus were warmly applaud.
cd, and repetitious demanded by their
discriminative hearers. which was the
case in almost every number OF the pro-
gramme. II comparisons were TO be
made with other organizations OF this
character which have visited this city,
Washington.Jeherson would not suffer.
in the least. And now that the music
loving people have become acquainted
with their methods and talents they
may be- sure OF just "a warm q welcome
as they met with last night should they
ever contemplate return visit.
The programme given was as follows:
Fact FIRST.
Banjo and Mandolin Clubs.
Cradle Song. ..... harrington
Glee Club.
Bella Neluteuiel
Mandolin Club.
Owl and Pussy Cst........... ...-........De hOyen
NJ McCu;dy and GIee Club
Flower s. G. Meyer: il MisT s ssep4 C. Meyer
LULLABY
Glee Club.
Ne!!ona .............E Emo
Banjo Club
FAEr SECOND.
Tom, Tom, the Pipcrs
dice Club.
Mandolin Club.
Vice. Was Little
M Boyd and CIub.
Alice, Where Art Thou? varied ..;-..;:.;:.;;.
Ar W T. - IheltE
&c. Meyer. II. J. Ritter. accom-.
Laughing oL
GIec Club.
Salvation Arr. by F. c. Meyer
Banjo Club.
Mach: .............G cibelM-ye
Glec, Mandolin and Guitar Clubs.
At the conclusion OF the entertain
ment reception was rendered the
visitors by the Commercial banjo,
mandolin and guitar club n. their hall
on Main street. where the youth and
beauty OF Wheeling extended them Il
at!ll warmer welcome, il anything, than
at the Opera House. The patronesses
OF this occasion were: Mrs. Joseph
Speidel, Mrs. julius Pollock, Mrs. Frank
Hupp. Mrs. John j. Jones, Mrs. Will
lam A. lsctt, Mrs. John List, Mrs.
George X. Wheat. Mrs. George Wise,
Mrs. John MolFnt, Mrs. Mary Delaplain.
Mrs. George X. McNcchon, Mrs. Al.
: Glass, Mrs. Will McMechcn, Mrs. 4. G.
MofTa., Mrs. John Riheldatler. Mrs.
George Caldwell. Mrs. Alfred Caldwell,
Mira. G. Ed Mendcl, Mira. Gibson Lamb,
Madame Kate RolIa. Mrs. Aschmnn,
Mrs. Charles List, Mrs. Charles Franz
helm, Mrs. Hulli!ien Quarrier. Mrs.
Nelson Whitaker. Mrs. a. a. Wheat.
At II O'Clock the Opera House or.
chestra put in an appearance aud fur
nished inspiration for tho dancers until
lato hour this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water aud ,Iov,m. ntS OF Boats.
The River. Interests.

Yesterdays DEPARTeRE[
: Scotia. Calhoun. Pittsburgh. II a m
II. X. Bedford. Gteeu. Pittsburgh. Ia. IN
Hudson, Aguew, Cincinnati. 5 Il III.
Courier, Gamble, ParScrsburg. l0jO q. m
Lexington. Cline. Msianora,, 10 30 L. II.
Liberty. Booth. Clariugson. 3:3J p. III
Boats LEAVING TO-DAY.
Ben Iur. Kemple, Parkcssbury, 1890 N
Liberty Booth. Darlington. $50 .. N.
Courier, Gamble, Pittsburgh. up. IN.
BoATs LEAVING TOMORROW.
II. K. Bedford Green. Newport. "a n.
Scotia Calhoun. Cincinnati. sn. IN.
Liberty. Booth. Clariugtou. I;31 p. N
Lexington. Cline, MaiamorR,. 1880 a. III.
The marks last evening registered 5
feet inches and falling. Weather fair
and warm.
Some rirermer are complaining about
the condition OF the river at Locks Nos.
l and s. They say that sand bars have
formed at botn places and that tho nav.
iga.ion company should have the place
dredged.
Tile Jim Mcconnell left yesterday
afternoon with six empty barges and
the coal digger Pittsburgh for Kenova,
whore thirteen bsrgcs OF coal were re.
Gently sunk by the Onward and the l..
y. Buntou. Capt. John T. Case. for.
mcrly OF the S. l.. Wood, went with tho
boat, and will have charge OF the work
OF recovering as much oil the sunken
coal rs possible. Theodore Davis and
Charles earns went as pilo.s.-Ciscin.
natl Tribune.
THE MARKS ABovE.
pi.tsburgh-River 2 feet II inches and
slight rise. Weather clear and pleasant.
Greeusboro-River feet inches and
falling. Weather fair and windy.
Warren-River | foot and stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
Steubenville-Riyer 1 feet S inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
Morgantown-River 6 feot 6 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

]. A. RlCHARDsoS, OF Jefferson CITY,
Mo-, chief enrolling force thirty.eighth
general assembly OF Missouri, writos:
| wish to toatiiy to tho morris Of Ono
Minute Cough Cure. When other go.
called cures faiiod, obtained almost in
stnnt reliet aud speedy euro by tho
use Of Ono Minute Cough euro. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, b. I.
Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
"The Telegram" Mt til, Grand.

"Tho Telegram" opened three
nights engagement at tho Grand Opera
House, and succeeded in pleasing fair
sized audience. The play is strictly a
farce, depending upon rafting comedy
situations for SUCCESS. Tho spocialties
we're good, especially the singing oil
Jcssio Mae Hail and the acrobatic nov.
city OF 0. W. Hall. which received tho
encores it justly deserved. Taken rs a
whole Tho Telegram" is a very ploas.
ing nniorlainment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
ITO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
4 MN nvUl NOTICE

II being the desire aud intention OF tho County
Court of Putnam county. W. Va, 10 remodel
and repair the Court House Of said county, stu.
nto In the town Of Winhold notice Is hereby
given TO architects. contractors and builders To
furnish on or before tho meeting OF snId County
Court, on the "a day OF June, 1896. plnns and
specifications for rcmodcllnG, cnlnrging mud 70.
pairing the said Court House building. together
with estimates Of the cost for such work
Tho. present building Is OF brick. 50 feet long
by 10 feet Wide mud X two stories high
When such piniiS Sc, nrc submitted tho Court
will, Mt It's meeting on said Sd day OF June uort
determine aud decide to adopt that MIN which
shnll lc dc"mch tho bcN md most advantageous:
adopted For my further inornntIon, nJdrcss
H. ~ SALIOSS Clerk,
Winfield. W. Va. .
MARCH. %, lht' InrIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
All FrSs,

Those who have uscd Dr.. Kings Now
Discovery kuoT its value, and those
VINO have not, have now tho opportu-
nifty to try it fres. Call on the adver-
,isod druggist and get n trial bottle frcc.
Send your namo and address to Il. E.
B1cklen & Co., Chicago, and got cam
plo box OF DR.. Kings New Lilo Pills
'reo, MS well rs copy OF Guido to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All OF
which is guaranteed TO do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan DRUG Co. q
drug store. A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

CIIILDEES'- .5u ElHck Duubin Jtnrc
md HosI IiUss Mt i:hc. Gnntlnm"n's
Lnundrird Shirts, mad. of good Porcnir,
Mt 800. Separate Collar. To-day.
I'll LEADER,
1870 alnin Strset.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
GEN RRl NOTICES,

NOTICE
has been duly appointed and qualified ~ tho
administrator OF the goods md cliattols Of Frod.
oriCk Gruhcr, deceased: and that Nil persons
hnvin. claims Hgainst him do ut onCo present
the same: mud TINT those indebted 10 him do
pay the amount OF their Indebtedness 10 tho
undersigned administrator Rt No. lali or No. 1879
Market street, In the city OF Wheeling
HARRY GRGBER.
Administrator OF Frederick Grubor, Deceased.