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on THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Fine Races at Detroit Yo'tsrday-It WI
FaVOTites' Oar.

Fine Races at Detroit YoStSrdAy-It Wa
TaVOrltes' Oar.
DETROIT, July ga light rain fell
just before hoGrSt race. but only served
to make tho already fast track faster.
This was decidedly iayOrites day, every
one Of the three winners being first
choices and heavily backed. Summary
1928 class. troLting, purse 5000 (un'
finished yestorday)-Red OF Maranoke,
] -four heats) Princess Belle, 2; Glen
more, 8; BRsSaria, 4; George L. Napol'
con, 8; Exploit g Time, 2l74, 2:l7l,
2;ls!, 2:l6i.
Pail class trotLing; purse 5000
Klamath, Il (four heAts)j William
Penn. 9; Nightingale, 8; Lssa Wilkes,
Il Knightmors, 81 Aunt Delilah, q.
lime. 2:l2!; 2:0s!i 2:07t; 2:l0l,
2:l5 class pacing; purse $1,000;
Brown Hal. !; -four heats)i Little Jo'
ker, 2; Toxic K. 8; Kentucky Star, A
Phenol, 8; Nicol r., 9; GNwain, 7. Time,
2;l0t; 2:ll3; 2:l0!i 2;l0l.
2:l7 class tTotEing; purse 5000
James l., l five heRts); BraYado,
q Peterino, 81 Colonel Kuser, 4i
Lee simons, 8; Colonel Dickey,
O; Sidney McGregger, Z; Quality, s
Time-2:l5i 2:l23; 2:lS!i 2:l2ii 2:l94,
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FERRY.
Haps and Ml,llnps Ia the Thriving City
Across the River.

Across the River.
Martins Ferry has a case Of yarioloid,
the first in twenty-five years. The pa
tient is John Price, aged thirty years,
He boards with NJ. d. Myers on Madi.
son street, between Broadway and
Fourth, Third ward. Tho eruptions
first appeared on him on Wednesday
evening and vera quite prominent yes.
terday. Several physicians diagnosed
the case aud pronounced 1t the real vari.
olold. Price came from Cumberland,
Md, two weeks ago. He boarded with
Mrs. Williams, on First street. Eina.
yillo, several days and has since been
boarding with Mr.. Myers, on Madison
street. Tho place where Price boarded
in EsuaVillo adjoins tho Reece house,
where there were four cases and he is
supposed to have taken it there.
Archie Fields, q colored man Of Cadiz,
who formerly resided in Martins
Ferry, was arrested at Cadiz, charged
with numbering a sixteen.yoar.old col.
ored girl in a cabin at Hopodale. He
lived with the girl, who had just given
birth to q child. She was found beaten
10 death.
Miss Graca Graham, a popular young
lady OF Martins Ferry, was married last
night to Mr.. ]. Il. Gonawarc, an en-.
ploye OF the Record, at G%reonsburg, Pa.
Tho wedding was a quiet one.
Several new blowers went to work at
the Buckeye glass works yesterday.
Nine shopa are working on punch, one
on bustotf, ono lamp and n pitcher.
1t is said that tho three wells drilled
near St. C~lairsyllle several years ago,
will be rGcasOd and shot. These are tho
Still, sutton and Orr wells.
Many persons arc wondering when
the public drinking fountain, corneF Of
Fourth and Hanover streets, will be put
in order.
A telegram has been received from
PASADENA, Cal, stating that John D.
Spence. OF MARITIME Ferry, 10 danger
ously III.
George Strain goes 20 his fathers
farm, neat st. Clairsvllle, to-day. A
well is to be drilled for oil on the farm
adjoining.
Miss Kate I. Kaine, OF s%teubonville,
who has boon visiting friends in Mar
tins Ferry, returned yesterday.
Standard Council No, SO, Jr. 0. u. A.
NJ, will give an outing at steele's grove
Thursday, August s.
AT. Drummond, Of the Buckeye Ad.
vertising Company, OF GAINESVILLE, was
in town yesterday.
Yesterday two fine large paving stone
arrived for ]. E. Reynolds. They
measure SKIP feot.
Yesterday Il. Barr, the shoemaker,
had his foot mashed by q largo piece Of
leo falling on it,
The enumeration Of the school youth
in tho Third ward was finished yestor.
day and is rs,
y. II. Stanton, Hanover street, Ia
Offering great bargains in queensWare Of
all kinds.
Mrs. Tyrcll Easter and son, Of Pitts.
burgh, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O..
Mitchell
Miss salllo Miller, Of Allegheny, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Helm
rich.
Ralph Heaton aud Robert Smith at.
tended the rRCOS at stoubOnyillo yeVtOr.
day.
Yesterday the Sunday school clnss Of
Miss jennie MllhnusO picnicked at Don.
William CGtlOll rode to MI. Pleasant
on his wheel last night.
Henry Koehnllnc aud W. @. Connolly
arc AZ Moodsflold.
Tho Cleo club enjoyed a hay wagon
Ride last night,
Ross PiCkons 10 doing the oil field this
week.
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Hslms s~:eabenVills. ]; J. =. Steele.
Cleveland, .; Mhyo, Ens. 3; Bau @.
lrant Piihbnrsh, I; lime. 90
Three nile, Ian race, class B-Monte
Scott Morgan 4 Hrght team. Hius
poinp, / y. ). Titus. s%paiing team,
eight pointS. 2; Willie DesaFiy, MatgAn
4 Wright team, seven B5inis. 3; time,
SOL.
Five mile handlesn, Class A-Geouss
Helms. steubruVl!s. 100 yardSl /; q.
q. Augunhaugh. Beaver Falls, $50
yatdsl. q Otto Mayo, Erie. (lQ0 ysTdsA.
3; !. s. steele. Cleveland, $3.50 Yard, a.
time. 1915.
Ono mile tandem, Glass A--ClFds
QaimbY and Henry Scott, slegbehVilis,
!; George Helms and George Hale,
~stsnbenyiils, .; IL o. Irons and Z. q.
Angsnbaugh, Beaver Falls. o. time,
2;l0
The following iS the REGARD Of The
Glass u prize SINNERS in tn-day's races
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KNOWLEDGE

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and being well Informed, you, VIII MOI
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For the Martins Ferry bicycle road
race I. T. ssdgWick has been selected
referee and Ellis Lash and Hayward
Long. timers, The entries will close on
Tuesday evening Rt 8 O'Clock. after
which the hahdicaps will be fixed. The
race takes place tho following evening,
Two prizes came from Wheeling yesIeT-
day unsolicited. It 10 now thought
that about twenty riders will take part,
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Sfs,Irf piFdisAt 70 ne hheligatsr.
NV CAsrLE. Pa, July 95.-NolWith'
,,anding MeCleary gave sys New Cas-
ts men bases on balls, and hit two 9th.
err, and his club had eight errors, the
home team could not win, 1t was
Whesllngs game from the frat, for up
10 the eighth inning New Castle had
only three hits, two Of them Of the most
,em,chy order, while the WhSelIpgI hit
,hs ball good and hard whenever hits
were called for. Callahan received al.
most iaultlssS support, them being but
ons error. The three Wheeling field
ara and Bail put up 4 winning game for
Wheeling. making catches Of what had
tho Importance Of safe hits. The work
of Kerr and Kane at tue stck was tue
principal feature Of the game. In the
last inning for New Castle, SEeen,
U'Bhen and Thompson singled aud
stoen came home; Callahan was hit by
Tie ball and got first again filling the
bases, md Il looked ~ though New
Caslla would fepeat the performance OF
waterway, but OBrien was forced ont
bysmink's hit to short aud Blair then
hi to second, and forced Callahan out
At second, and was himself thrown out
At irSt In the double play. Following
h, tina scOBa.
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Special DiIpdlch 70 IM IhloII0tHaF.
wARRrS, Pa, July 25.-Two OK.
National League pitchers were opposed
TO each other this afternoon. Jordan,
iate Of Pittsburgh, and ViCkesy, who
has pitched Tor Philadelphia aud Chi
caVo. were Titusyille's and Warren's
pitchers respectively. NiCkery had the
best Of the argumont, Titusville getting
but four sato hits. Score:
Warren. ......!S Q i I8i . 0-S Z
BaterieS Jordan and Mitchell; vickCry and
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Among tho Wheeling people who
saw tho rAcsG we're the following:
J. ". GTubb, Jason Q. Stamp aad vile,
Madame Kate Rolla and Mrs. II. l.,
v heaL Frank Wheat, Q. f GRrVin and
HAIRY Travis.
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nnEIl nONLN nNOMNs
At Inst Advance u Peg In tho National
Irnpuo pennnnt lthBe.

Tho feature Of the National League
games Yesterday was the fact that tho
st. Louis Browns, formerly always near
the front, now generally likely. cnhdl:
daios for the lall.ond, have advanced
ono round mp tho ladder Their Victory
and Washington's defeat places them
one above tho Senators. Cleveland con-
tinuaq TO win, but the plratos arc also
doing bnuinOss ard arc close Hf. All
tho wcatorn clubs won excepting Louis
villa.
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WN q e.. g-,...--S SSGtSS ~ 7

Earned runs, Wheeling 0, New CRStleL Two
base hits, Steen, wier. Kerr, McCleary, Three
wheeling 0. Donble plays. Hail to Crottyto Kane.
Iases on balls, on hcCloary 7: OF Callahan !.
iii by pitched ball, HrGieary . Struck out,
by Callahan .: By McCleary /. Sacrifice hits.
Hiair, steen. Kalkhott. Left, on bases. Now
Castle u; Wheeling 8. Passed balls, Slnlnk ..
TLne. els. umplre. Kenie.
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Special DltDdleh 70 ne InIeEI7alea.
On CRY, Pa, July 25.-0il City de-
isatsd Celoron in d one.Sided game this
attornoon, with PaStorius, late Of tho
Tindiays, in tho box. He allowed the
New Workers only six hits and pitched
an all.round good game, Oil City leads
the league this evening and tho cranks
arc oYerjoyed. Score:
Observation-Disclosures t,1."........ 0 0 / 0 0 0 . y
Batteries, Fastorlus aud Briggs stevick and
Conroy. HaIe hits, 10 and 0, Enron, 3 Gnd6,
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A LUCKY VICTORY.
whsSllDg Won FROM New cas'Is
in a Pretty Game Yesterday.
gCLElRY BaEELIIG'S PITCHER.

And 10 Did Good Work, Letting
Dowp oaly AMER sho Victory Of
oars Was Assurod-Rssul's Of tho
orher Intsr-stato Games = PirtS-
barsh Con,Inuss Her wlunipg Gait,
Tho bicycle Races at s.subsnVIlIS.
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HrADeuARrErS for Diamonds aud
Watches on oasy payments.
MoNAMgg'b, 2i37 Market street.

TnEnE IL no doubt, no failure,
when YOU laku Do Wits Collie and
Cholera euro. II Ia pleasant, acts
nromplly, no'bad after elects Logan
Drug o., Wheeling, W. Va, H. i. Pea.
body, llenwood, aud Dowio & Co.. Bridge
port y.
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TnE pWINA
Darrnh's' Iloys Win Prom the Chan
pIonA-Princo's Home Ran.

DarrRh's lloyH Win From tie Cham
pions-Princo's Home Ran.
Special Dispatch 10 he ~hltpiOaloer
Uhrlchsyills, o.. July 25.-To-day'H
game was very interesting from start to
finish. Swain, the new pitcher from
scio college, pitched a great game. The
game was full Of brilliant plays aud tho
Twins showed up the strongest they
have this season. Score:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . o o o o o 2 o.
Battenes-Twin Cities, Swain and Prince;
franklin, Dubbs and Duncan Base hits. Twin
cities II; franklin o Errors, Twin Cities, 81
franklin q Two-baSG hits, Darrah, Prince,
Rluehatt. Three-base hits, Gallagher. la driGE'
Home runs, Gallagher, Prlnca Bases on balls,
Oh Bubbs s; on swain |. Struck out, by Swain
y; by Dubbs4 4. Time EOS. Umpire, hcNierney'
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b TWINS TODAY.

Darrah'S Boys Will Eudenvor to Pass
wheeling in tho Race.
This afternoon the Twins will begin a
series Of two games with the WheolingS
on the Island grounds. As the Wheel.
ipgs 90 away on Monday for n trip Of
TWO weeks, this aud to.morrow's games
will be tho only. opportunities for the
local cranls to see Ours for a few days.
Wheeling and Twin Cities are tied for
sixth place in the Iron and Oil League
race and the present series may send
orc team up into the first division.
Conoyer has been saved for this game
and will be in fine tettle to down the
Tuscarawas warriors. HGwley, late oil
tho Kentous, will pitch for tho visitors.
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EFuei fEut FitfbarFh q TEn base hiit'
sisHzsL suHlri fare bsfs.lir, cr0tl p9yls,
ht0lDn base, biaftaHer D1agia piayH, Gross and
Dave saa D9I,s hatea % bal, %
VIA piEh, ilaHlsE Ung, Ia Cmplfs,
nfunV
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r|IrrsDUNGn oUFrGAYs

Tie Giants At All Points aud wOn tho
Onin0 Easily,
PIrrsBgRan,July gj,-plttsbarg played
oil around tho visitors to-day winning
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gisg 10 DAY-Tuia Cltiss At Shhsllpg Ol
CUAi C,ot0ni Warren a. IltuaTiilei ffAnkiIn
Asgw castle
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Reader, did you ever take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, the "KNd OF
LIVER MEDICNEs?n Everybody needs
take q liver remedy. 1t is q sluggish or
diseased liver that impairs digestion
and causes constipation, when howaste
that should BIO carried of remains in
the body and poisons the whole system.
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a
torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
occasional dose Of Simmons Liver Reg
ulatOr and you'll get rid Of these trou-
bles, and give tone to the whole sys-
TEN. For q laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator Is BETTER THAN PILLS. 1t
doesnot grippe, nor weaken, but greatly
refrrshes and strengthens.
Every package has the Red y
stamp on the wrapper. j. IL.
Zcilin 81 Co., Philadelphia.
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easily. Seu YeFk'i two runs uers
made On errors. Asleniaaes, s,sO1
Scores
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Al Cincinnati Attendance asa y
pHasioiPaG . : . S-S z 3
Piieher Bhtnes TaJlor and Bean
AZ Cleveland. Atlendsnee 2gN. T. IL L
Cleveland .-.,i 0 0 o e-6 II .
Boston ....----O 0 3 0 0 ? o Q % 4
nIehen, Young and Nichols
A. louisville. Attendance 10 h u L
BIlunom,.~-.O S . i600O ola IS 0
Pitchers, Inks aud MeDeGmo,t ana Henuing.
AZ Chicago. Attendance 2,I0o, r n 2
Chicago, ,.,-0 o o o 0 5 0 5 IS !! =
Washington. % 0 o 0 o Id o 4
Pitchers, Terry and st0okdLs.
Atst Louis Attendance l,20l u r. 4
H. LoulA ...-i 3 o o u4lo-2 co =: 8
Bpolyu~-.-O 0 0 iOi Ia 10 4
Pllehen, BteliPnIleln and Lurld.
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Special Dbpateh 10 The iniali1alcer.
KESroS, O., July 2G-scOrO OF to.day's
H H. IL i,
KOnton. ..........O 1904 o. : !
CygnCt. .,,.D.,O o 0 o 0 l 0 o o. $ 4
batteries, Konton, FAurot and Cooper .Cyenct,
MBrtin aud Ducll. Attendance 800, Umpire,
Gny,
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NEW ROCKS ID



To tho Wheeling Publlo LibrRry-Eciion
biography, &C.
Tho following now volumes have TO-
Gently been added to the Wheeling
public library:
Allen G.-The scalllwag.
Rirr. A. E-ScOt,lsh sketches,
B1uyet, M-My Lady
Huttou, ], 1.-THE ulspaniolA Plate,
Cambridge. A~.-FiieliS
Cambridge, A.-Chilhren OF the World
CSoisiS, MIS- Gods, phel ,omo NOrtals aud
LORD Wickenhnm.
Cruger. Mrs Van R-PoppeL
De kOycn. Mrs. R-A SdWlust Doll,
Dougall 1.-The Mermaid,
DnyaL, Gcorse-RomancC Of tho Sword.
Eber, GcOEe-In the Fire Of the Forge. 2voh.
Ellis, l. S,-path Ia tho ~llayine.
Fuller. II. with the Procession,
Gerard, D.-Au Arranged Marriage.
IInggard, II, R-lleart Of the World.
lIarinud H.-Gny Roses,
Henderson. ", J.-AlOat With tho FlSg.
Hope. AuthOnJ-Father stafford.
HungeftOrd. Mn-The Three GTaceS
King, Capt. CuHS-CapIaln Close aud Sergeant
Crocsus.
Molesworth, Ms-Ollvla.
Montgomery, F-COlOne! Norton.
Eeedell, Ms. J. M-Vengeancc the Of James
YGnsitiart
MOTIFS W. E-HL anus
Ohnet. GcoTeS-The IronmasleE.
Palmer, Lyuie-Qucstlon OF llQuor.
Palmer, Lyudc-WheFe Honor Leads.
Rhosc0myl. ~OWen-Jewel OF Iuys Gallon.
RDWsell, VI. C-frleud Of the People
Stannard, Ms.-A nlhmeles Woman.
SnnnArd, Mrs The Majors Favnrlto,
stockton, F.-Adyontures oiCaptaln Horn.
Stockton. F.-Talcs for u stormy Night,
ZlnEwill, t-Chlldren OF the Ghetto.
ZangWlll. 1.-The Master.
MI Me If -sfnrsr az naasta fHna1F011
Dlrrows, c. MACS aud Anecdotes OF Au.
Curtis, G. w.-Liienry aud Social Essays
Ditehieid, +. .,iL-D0OEs Fatal to their Au'
Diichaeld. p. M-woman's Mission.
Dc Wit D.. M.-ludlcial Murder Of Mary L
ffSSdo, }. A.-Enslsh seamca Oftho sizlecu,h
Ccntnry.
Jameson. 5. s. -pirtionnry off,. S. History.
Kingsley, Il. G-Childrcn Of tho Westiniuiief
iS,incr. F. w-Ensland in the Nineteenth
iatitner, K w.-Rus.la and Turkey.
Lailmcr. L w,-Rlsda In the Nineteenth Con-
Moore. J. w.--The American Congress.
Riddle, 4. G.-KecollecttDns Of War lines
WlnshF, Justin-MisSlssippl llsin,
Addison. d. Allie, Letters and Diary oil
RlreloW. Johns J. TiIden. ? vols.
Clarke. q H-Ollyer Cromwell
Cooke. &. W-GeOrgc Eliot
nurIy, e. ed.-Memalrt Of RQttaS. 2volL,
Quincy. l. I.-IiIie English Gallery.
Mnnlnrlu. ~ biographical sketches.
Putnam, R~uih-Wi,llAn the Silent, > vols
l]nurgct, paul-Ou,n.Mer,
Fluck. II T.-LOtOs.T Time In Japan.
Hare, A.. J. C-CiucS Of Central Italy. 2yOlS.
Hare. g.. J. C-Ciilcs Of Northern Italy, . vols
Hare, A. J. C-Walks In London.
Jackson. Mrs Y. lI-liits Of Tmyela at Home.
larned W. c. Churches aud Castles Of Medin'
Sinde, " I've Two Alone IN Europe.
Prime. W. C-AmOng the Northern IIllls.
RIdcing. wm. I.-ln the Land OF Lorna
stanley. II. M-My Early Tmycls aud Advcn.
Van Rensselaer,, MB. s Handbook of Eugllsh
Cathcdfals.
call, A. Pas n Matter Of Course.
Dcschancl. A.. P-Saturll Philosophy, I vols.
Nowsholmc. A.-SchoOl Hygiene.
SeWshOlme, A.-One Hundred Choice SClcc'
tiOu,. 20 vols.
Peabody. T. R-LccturcS 10 Klnlerga rlcnG
Shoemaker, Z. G, cOmp-Cnolcc Dialect.
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QUEEN or TABLE WATERS"
NOW
I'm "SPLITS."
Ask for Splits at the
Restaurants and Bars.
r wELTY & CO., Wheeling, W, Va, Whole,
sAl1 Agents,

1871 conlS to pay the loan Of 'Sj, and 7
cents 10 pay tho loan Of 'Si. This loVY
on the basis OF an assessment OF S22,00O,'
900 will raise about $4,000.
Mr.. Richards favored 8 levy Of 40
cents in all for bonds. The committee
all agreed that an additional levy was
necessary, but there was ono discus
sion as to the best way to make 1t. It
was finally agreed to recommend a levy
Of S0,4 cents for paying bonds, 300 for
general purposes and 10 cents for new
street improvements, a total OF so cents,
being an increase over last year al 20
cents. The bond levy will DO divided
into the necessary leVies for each loan,
except tho electric light loan, as TO
which Solicitor Boycs held that q special
leyy could not be made, because the or
diuauco dosG not provide for 1t, as TO-
CURED by the act.
Tho committees recommendations
we're drawn up in q formal resolution
and II adjourned.
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Atlantic Cltr EIcurslon VIA H. & o.,
IIursIny, JnlY 30. 1893.
Round trip, $40; tickets good
twelve days, with stOp.ovcr privilege at
Washington, b. G., returning. Through,
Pullman aioopor from Wheeling on tho
6.4j y. IN. train. For particulars on.
uuirc OF baltimore & Ohio agents.
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Elk GARDEN, W. Va, July l, 1906
LawroncoC Ockburn, Of this place, writes
the following statement: II have used
Hoods Sarsaparilla for my blood on
different occasions and always found
that it did mo good. / recommend it to
any who are suffering with impure
bland"
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HooD's Pulls cure sick headache.


baltimore Il ONO SnnShorc Excursions
July % tho baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road Company will sell round trip
excursion tickets TO Atlantic City, Capo
May and Sea Isle. at tho rate Of $40,
valid tor return trip twelve days. Trains
leave Wheeling Mt 1895 and 4:5j a. H.,
aud 5:45 p. m. Pullman sleeping ears
from Wheeling on trains leaving at 1925
n. m, and 5:45 p. M. Sleeping chr
accommodations should DO secured at
once. Book giving description Of n
trip 10 Atlantic City can DO had ftee Oh
application TO T. 9. DuRKr,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23
TWENTY CENTS GOES.
The Council Finance Committee
Raises the Levy,
SPECIAL TAXES FOR BONDS PUT ON

Making tho Entire City Taxation so
Cents on tho 800 Valuation, US
Against 90 uorotororo-somo Far.
ther Scaling Dono on tho Boards
and CommHttenS' Estimates, but
There is stiIl a big Deficit Loft.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23
GOING AWAY-KRAUs BROS.
KRAUS BROS.
Going AWay?~'

Better look over your wardrobe first and let US
supply what is needed.
Our Outing Suit, a Serge Coat, some White Duck
Trousers, Negligee Shirts, a Light Weight Coat-they
are here in abundance, as good as you will find any,
where, just a little better than mostothers at the same
price, That is what everyone tells us who has looked
elsewhere. Come and judge for yourself-that is more
convincing than newspaper arguments.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-03
enemies.

"WE hold these truths to be self
evident: That all men are created equal;
that they ara endowed by their Creator
with certain inslienable rights; that
among these are life, liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness; that TO secure
these rights governments are instituted
among men, deriving their just powers
from the consent OF the governed; that
whenever any form of the government
becomes destructive of these ends it is
the right of the people to abolish it and
to institute new government, laying
Its foundations on such principles and
organizing its powers in such form as to
them shall be most likely to effect their
safety and happiness.
These are the words of the immortal
Jefferson. The language describes accu-
rately the present political condition
not only of Roanoke city but the whole
State OF Virginia. cit is the right OF
the people" to abolish ring rule and
machine politics. This the people will
do next Tuesday and over the ruins of
corruption we will build an honest gov
eminent for all the people and by all
the people.