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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-09-11

NOR SALE OR RENT-Furnished house with
a one Of ground, plenty of fruit trees. and
near the University. Will be sold at q bargain
E. WENDT, DeLand, Fla. 40 2uO
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Real Estate Directory.

Any one contemplating the purchase Of reat
estate in Florida should 7w1te to the parties
TITS Mee60'tof the As,tcwAf~rrzst to ha0em nan
6mt first class firms rTbrrse1sted in this cOlst0ins
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D EST BARGAINS ever given In orange groves
I'D houses. city lots improved and unlmprOved
lands. Call on or address H. A. DeLand, De-
Land, Fla.
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10 whom all correspondence relating IA
this Department should be addressed.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, /
LUCAS COUNTY,


FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of f. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm VIII p Y the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of CATARRH that
cannot be cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
A D. 1886.
SEAL A. W. GLEASON,
[ ~ Notary Public,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and niue
Gus surfaces of the system Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
"a 0Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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CIQuING LINES. l to 1850 yards he Braid
TIOH ed Oil Silk, l cent a yard. send for
samples. WARkN & CO., 10 E. 18th St., N, Y.
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NVTn RODS, Spanish Needles and Dip Needle
IIIlk are the best instruments for hunting miner
S~N ais. BEN. G. STAUFFER, H harrisburg. Pa
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FLORAL DEPARTMENT.

EDITED BY WALTER N. PIKE.
TRssAETNE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

The editorial columns OF the North.
ampton (Mass.) Daily Hampshire Ga.dtt,
Of December 2Sth, give the particulars
Of tho remarkable euro by DR.. Groene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. OF AL.
derman Charles s. Crouch, one OF North.
ampton's ablest and beat-known stato,.
men.
Editor 10. Gore, OF this leading news.
paper, personally Investigated the tacts
Of this wonderful cure, and his widely.
read editorial states the details OF the
euro exactly as they occurred, giving
Hon. Mr.. Crouch's own words.
Following is tho editorial in full:
Learing that great euro had been Of.
fected in Alderman Charles S. Crouch,
OF Northampton, Mass, by DR.. Greeno's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy, q re-.
porter took occasion to call on Mr.
Crouch and talk with him about it, and
among the thousands OF testimonials
given to this world.renowned medicine,
mono will DO more widely read or give
greater weight than this one coming
from go noted q man as Alderman
Crouch.
Mr.. Crouch is one OF the plain, old.
fashioned kind OF men. outspoken, and
always means just wha. he sage. In
conversation with MIR. Crouch, he said
Last spring l did not feel in my US.
ual health; felt as tired in the morning
as when retired; had no energy nor
ambition to go about days work; no
appetite with which to regain strength
and energy. In this condition work.
cd along from week to week. thinking
that after while matters would right
themselves and I would feel like
myself again. But to the contrary,
grew worse.
Knowing that DR.. Greene's Ncrvura
was not n patent medicine. but n modi'
cine put up from prescription discov.
cred by the doctor in his private prac'
ticc. resolved 10 try it. Tho first bot
tic helped me- so much that | purchased
another one, and even third bottle,
when, to my great JOY, found myself
rs well as ever | was in my life; and
furthermore. have remained go"
In further conversation he said:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
Tin Plate Abroad nnd Mt Homo


Tho Epclish correspondent OF the
American Manufacturer deals instruct
iyoly with the tin plate situation in
Wales, where tho businoss il firmly o.
tablishcd aud thoroughly understood.
In the first place, out Of 500 establish.
ncnis moro than 200 arc idle, and Of
those in operation many arc running on
half time.
But this is not 80 interesting rs what
iollows. We arc told tina. whilo Amer
lean tin plate operatives have accepted
a drop Of IL! por cont in their wages, in
Wales tho drop has been 224 pcr cont,
or nearly twice as great.
Lastly there ia complaint OF oyerpro.
duction. II this had happened in tho
United States tho ready free trador
would toll IA glibly that 1t was tho 70.
suit OF protection. which Ia said to bring
about "hothouso growth" Here va
havo over production in FREQ trade Groa.
Britain, and uccmingly worry bad case
Of II at that.
Tho tin plate mills of Waos have all
the advantage oil FREQ raw material,
whatever that may be; and thoy havo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
CURRENT WIT.

Jail Warden-"I am, beginning to
think that perhaps fellow isn't muir
derer at all" Assistant-"0n what do
you base your belief?' Jail Warden
"m hy. there hasn't been n single bou-
quet sent him since his rest"-Juiqc.
YES" remarked Mrs. Malaprop, at
was great sight. First came the king,
carrying sceptic in his hand and
wearing n beautiful red mantle all
trimmed with vermin. 1t was grand
sight"-Tr,th.
Cholley Chumpey-"I sec that ear
rings arc coming into fashion again.
Have your ear, ever been bored?" Miss
Caustic-"What question! Haven't |
often listened to your twaddle ?"-.Syia.
ctLse Post
Mrs. Mulhooly-An' phwat i, your
daughter dom now, Mrs. Mulcahey ?
Mrs. Mulcahev-0, she's takin' up tho
housekeepin' fad an is Twin out at sar-
yice.-Nsw York Weekly.
go slow when you gifts mad" said
Unco Ebcn. "Er man that buses
somebody when he's excited am pow.
full li'ble ter bite his own tongue"
Washington Star.
Hardup (.cribbles) My dear fellow,
coulin'tf.U lend me V? Virgins
(scribbles bcIow)-My boy. you must
think am ] !-Harpcr's Ba:ar.
Teacher-Why was George Washing.
ton great man? Tommy-Bocause We
don't have school OIL hIa birthday
Philadelphia Record.
"Your brother? l did not know that
YOU had brother" 20 yes; or what
Is tho same thing, I have two half.
brothers. "-Lite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
PERSONAL POINTS.

Frederick Douglass got 30 used to DO.
ing left to himself In railroad train,
because nobody would sit with negro,
that no foil into tho habit OF appropri.
atlnR a full scat at once; and ho has
said that ono OF tho earliest sigma OF q
change Of public feeling was whom a
white man came along ana said: you
arc occupying an ontire scat" II know
that" said Mr.. Douglass. "Woll, what
right have you to III" exclaimed tho
man. because Pm Niger" returned
Douglass. THAT don't give you n right
to two seats" said tho man, and Mr..
Douglass mado room for him.
Peter Deveau was born In Montreal.
lilo followed tho sea for nearly half q
century. Ho was a groat hand for to.
bacco. and, 1t is to bo feared, drank
wine when no could get 1t. Until tho
very last no never had sick day, and
noyor enriched the medical profession
to the extent OF dollar. Ho died at
Webster, Mass, last Friday, within a
few weeks OF his one huudrcdth birth.
day.
John NJ. 0'Brion, OF DIVA! county,
Fla. wrote his will with q pencil on q
part Of tho wall beside his bod. It was
board five fec. long by ono wide. Tho
instrument read thus: "Mrs. Arnold
God bless her!-shall have all leave"
Mr.. Mama Dudousaat, alderman Of
New Orleans and convicted bribo.taker,
has been swallowed by tho state pent.
tentiary. The judge gavo him thrco
years. This paragraph should possess
peculiar interest tos Chicago aldermen.
Dolly Ferguson is tho name OF an old
colored lady who resides near Carroll
ton, Md. She was born in Buchanan
county. Va. August 0, l777, and is
therefore in the ons hundred and eigh-
tenth year OF her age.
The Misses Lillian and Ida Klock
have gone into tho newspaper business
at Galien, Mich. They have established
n weekly paper there called tho Advo-
cate. which is creditable sheet. They
expect to win hands down.
Kaiser Wilhelm'a wedding gilt to tho
car has reached St Petersburg. 1t is a
dinner service made Mt the royal porco-
lain mandatory. an exact copy OF the
service ordered BY Frederick the Great
for the new palace.
General Boulanger's body is to be re-
moved from the Brussels graveyard,
where it lies, and buried in tho Mont.
rarnasse cemetery. in Paris.
Queen Victoria is thinking Of Great
ing literary order for England. 1t was
an idea formed by the prince couso TT
two years before his death.
Ex-Governor John P. St. John, OF
Kansas, 10 studying elocution and his
friends fear that lie is qualifying for the
anarchist business.
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Mr.. Wilson's Campaign.

The Pittsburgh Post remarks that:
"From one end OF the union to the
Fother the monopolists and subsidized
interests pooled their influence and
their purses to defeat Mr.. Wilson" Mr..
Dayton and his committee and West
Virginia Republicans generally would
have been glad il this had been so. 1t
would have made tho way much clearer.
As it was, there was in tho Republi-
can management Of tho campaign
against SIR. Wilson continued financial
stiagency which compelled the faithful
to strain themselves to NEE. tho ordi-
nary expenses OF the campaign.
Persons who were appealed to for aid
replied that il the people OF tho Second
district OF West Virginia liked the kind
OF representation Nj. Wilson gave them
they would probably BIO glad to have
moro O! ii.
The victory for protection in that dis.
trict came because the peoplo did not
want more OF that kind OF representa-
ton, not because it wa bought, We
have never heard j. charged by the
Democrats OF that district that they
were overwhelmed with money.
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What Was the. Usc

The things said in the senate by Sen.
ator Chandler against Democratic soma
tors may all DO true, certainly some o.
them are true, bu: it 10 not clear why
he chose that time and place to soy
them. His speech WAS not pertinent tc
anything then before the senate. l,
would have been in place if no had been
demanding an Investigation OF tho title
by which those sena.ors hold thei,
seats. Nero general accusations. allcg.
ing corruption and calling names could
be OF no profit to the senate or to the
country. Furthermore. il the matter is
TO end where it is, what was the use in
beginning it? Senator Chandler does
not intimate that it ia his purpose to go
further in an effort to Gust the senators
whom he has arraigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

tho much vauntod markets Of tho
world" to go into with their product,
and yot the milla cannot soil moro than
half az much as thoy can produce. Tho
Wclah mills. finding good busino,s in
tho American market, increased in
number and capacity on the theory that
tin plato to DO consumed In this coun.
try would always DO made In Walcs.
We had other ideas on this aldo, and
In tho faco OF many obstacles wo hayo
built up tin plate induatry which dis.
putoa with tho Welsh mills their boat
market. Tho American industry has
boon hit hard by the now tariff law, but
1t 10 making m oarnoat struggle to hold
its own. Tho Welsh manufacturers
aeom to think our effort givoa promise
Of success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

"Dr. Greene's Nervura is great med
icine. There is no humbug about It,!
1t was made TO cure and it does cure !!
No ono need be afraid to use it."
Day by day he praises this wonderful
medicine to his friends and neighbors,
as tho ono suro way 10 regain their
health.
Mr.. Crouch has always boon an active
man in town and city affairs. In old
town meeting davs he was always on
hand to help with his eloquent oratory
the pressing needs OF the time. and
aimee Northampton has been city he
has served for several years in itsGov-
eminent, and at tho last election he re-
ccived the largest vote for alderman he
ever had. He ia contractor. and dur
ing the past few years has built some OF
the finest houses in the city.
The word Of this widely-known city
government official, Alderman Crouch.
should have the most convincing weight
with the public. butwheu we have add.
ed to this the fact that tho Northamp-
ton Daily Hampshire Gd:dte, newspaper
OF the highest standing, vouches edito.
rally for the truth OF every word, and
its editor states that he has personally
investigated all tho facts OF the marvel
Gus cure, there should DO no hesitation
by the people touse this great medical
discovery, this wonderful curer OF dis
ease, Dr.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. 1t is fact. no longer to
be doubted, that this remedy cures
that il makcs those who use il strong
and well-thas it is, the sures. and most
certain cure for disease known at the
present day.
1t is tho very best OF all spring medi-
cines. and should be taken now BY all
who are weak, nervous and run down,
to strengthen the nerves and invigorate
tho blood.
l. is not q patent medicine, but the
prescription OF tho most successful liv.
ing specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases, DR.. Greene, OF s. West
Fourteenth street, New York City. He
has the largest practice in the world,
and this grand medical discovery is the
result Of his vast experience. The great
reputation OF Dr.. Greene is n guarantee
tina. this medicine will cure, and the
fact that he can be consulted by anyone
Mt any time free oil charge, personally or
by letter, gives absolute assurance OF
the beneficial action OF this wonderful
medicine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Springfield, y. j., farmer has for
somo months boon bodrldden from
rheumatism. A fow days ago, acting
on tho recommendation OF friend, tho
farmers vito placed half dozen tightly
corkod bcor bottled filod with water in
tho stove TO heat, rs romedy for tho
disease. Presently tho six bottles OK.
ploded, wrecking the stove and shattor-
ing tho windows Nearly frightened to
death, tho bedridden farmer bounded
to his foot aud ran from tho house.
Whom he returned all traces OF tho rheu.
ma.i,m had vanished and has not since
returned.
It Is reported that on tho last trip OF
tho City OF Augusta from Savannah to
New York, in heaving tho lead near
Cape HHttcra,. II So gold piece was
picked up from tho bottom OF tho aoa.
This vessel Seems to have remarkable
luck in this particular. for II was stated
sono time ago that a'button belonging
to m officer Of tho same limo mad bcon
picked up hcar tho Cape in n similar
manner.
Ono explanation OF tho uncompromiH.
ing attitude OF Senator lIoar and his
brother, Judge lloar, toward the south,
is found in Gnoxporienco OF their father.
tho eminent jnrist, Samuel lloar. lIc
was expelled from South Carolina by
act Of legislature In 1911 while defend
ing colorod citizens OF Massachusetts
nnder arrcst.
Much, excitement cxiats ut Norman,
Ok. over tho report that 100000 was
buried near tho town some timo ago by
party OF Monicans. who woro routed
by Indians in fight. a company or
ganizcd to search for tho money Is head.
cd by D. H. Marsh. OF Norman State
bank.
Since 1876 s2OS,OOOOOO in silver has
beon shippol from San Francisco for
uao in Asiatic trade. Over $lll,000,O00
Of il was in Mexican coin and tho rcs,
In bars.
Oneida wa, tho namo OF m Indian
tribc. Tho word means "rho People Of
tho Beacon Stone" there being trndi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

The American wife OF Prince Colonna
has had hard time OF it. but this does
not discourage the American bride.elect
OF Prince Castellane. Most OF the mar
rlages Of this sort have not been un.
happy. It's natural that they should
be so. On both sidos they are CONNER
cial.
The groom sells. and the bride buys,
c title. When there is no more money
to be had tho husband tires OF the bar
gain and the wife discovers what mess
she has made OF it. But secondhand
experience counts for nothing, and our
heiresses go on buying titles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

ton that In oil thor wandorings thoy
worc followed by a certain great atono
that took up its station on tho highest
hill in tho noighborhood.
DR.. Michael Singer, OF Now York, 10
raising q fund to educate tho three
children Of Mrs. Laura Ruttkay, q rola.
1.-Two OF Louis Kossuth, who 10 living In
poverty at Groonwioh. Conn.
Tho Now York Club, OF Now York
city, celebrated Its flftioth anniversary
a low days ago., Thoro is but ono other
social club In that city OF that aga.
A number OF Louisiana towns are
putting ttamps at work on tho streets,
Tho plan, It Ia thought, will eventually
broak UP tramping.
Tho bod OF tho North Atlantic con.
sista OF two valleys, separated by a
mountain range that runs from tho
Azores to Iceland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
acknowledgement
wIrrELlNG. MARCH ., 1905.
An International Monetary Confer.


The idea OF tho last.di.ch silver sen.
stors is that II we 90 into IN in,erna-
tioual monetary conference we must
give notice that We are to have our own
way or we will no. discuss the subject.
and our own way is to be tho uncom.
promising free coinage way, basis OF
sixteen parts OF silver to one par. Of
gold.
Senator Wolcott, OF Colorado, is a sill.
ves man himself, but this unreasona.
BILE and unbusiness-liks proposition is
TOO much for him, and he takes occa.
sion to rebuke the ultra wing. It may
be possible to bring Europe to agree to
larger use Of silver as money metal,
but in reaching conclusion Europe
will at least desire to present its views
and to have them fairly considered.
An international adjustment OF the
silver question is very desirable, and if
Europe can DO brought to it with the
cooperation OF thla country we shall
have done a good thing. Ultra silver
men are fond OF saying that in money
matters we are independent OF the rest
of the world, but this i, not true, as
everybody knows who has the least
familiarity with the conditions under
which the worlds exchanges are made.
We might, for example. agree among
ourselves to have only silver money,
but the great world Of trade outside OF
us could not BIO forced to accept our sill
yer money in exchange for its products.
Nor could foreign investors BIO made to
believe that government bonds and
railroad and other securities payable in
silver are as good as though they were
payable in gold.
There is too much accumulated expo.
yience on this subject for US to daludc
ourselves in respec. OF it. In any case
We cannot deceive the world, and it
would be waste OF time to try.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
THE PHENOMENAL WONDER
Has Arrived at Last at
the Mcclure.


A Phenomenal Wonder At the McTnrc House,
Room ~. the only genuine medium, rrot G.. NJ.
MOSTEFlORE. Sttings, ladies 81. gents s.
Beware %! fraudulent cues. The only genuine
medium living sinco the ncc OF four wears IL
Prof. MonlctOro who can 10 consulted OF Nil
live poluis and matrimony. VIII tell You tho
names OF departed friends mud living ones All
discaNcs, no matter Of what nature, will be fully
diagnosed mud Immediate rrlict given. Only
such cases taken ny other physicians cannot
cure. Deafness ftS, rheumatic pains, catarrh
In NIL forms. cnncct consumption, drOpsy mud
Rshma. The separated brought together; mar.
iinGC c0nsunmGtcd, In fact. the Professor is
the strongest medium the world has ever pro.
duccd. Horn In Madras. lnuia. he wnS the vicc
president oIthc ThcoSophlcn, Society Of lndin
and wnS MI intimate friond OF Madam BlnvatSky.
whose conversion hc was Instrumental In bring
Ing about Professor was born OF llndoo par.
GntS
l'ntlOr nj the McL,irc lIouSc III. onlco hours
from On, In. until 81. III, ONlCr hours, Sunday
nom 10 Il IN. tOip ~. inM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

JONI L. SULLIVAN may not be quite
the man he used to be. but he still has
an eye for business. Being urged 10
sign tho total abstinence pledge and go
on the lecture platform he insists upon
having three.iourths OF the gross re.
ceipts. He says this ia not too much in
view of his reputation and the sacrifice
he would make in swearing of" II
John undertakes to be real good het in
tonds to be well paid for it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

If Postmaster General Bissell could
no. live on his salary by about $4,000
year there is problem for Postmaster
General Wilson to solve, and his predc.
cessor may be glad to hear the result OF
his effort,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
FOR SALE..
Sesbitt & Watkins.
III QiEANE PM

House, 5 rooms. 18th street. 81. COO
House. rooms. Market, between eth and s,h
streets. very cheap. sl1O.
House. 9 rooms and hall, Chapliue street, nel.
I'D street, $500.
House rooms and hal, Chaplias street. nss,
I'll street. $500
House. rooms and hall. corner Moth Front
and Kentucky streets, s. 600
Double frame house. 10 rooms and store .ool
corner Of sd and Jacob streets. rents for sa7p pc;
mon III, $500.
House. rooms. brick, and 4.roomcd house IN
rear. Eotf street, Centre Wheeling. $500.
House 6rooms, ChApline street, ccaire Wheel
House, rooms. esth street. 5000.
House rooms. Eth street, cheap On c,iT
terms 500.
House, rooms, brick Jacobsssces 4.h ws;t
House. ROOMS and hall, Park Wow, 10: ID,
LIS feet. easy terms, sl,75o.
House. rooms. s7th St. lot c51loo steet si.D
Double house lorooms, Indiana street. Island
easy terms. Sa5Ol
House. rooms. South Huron street, hlanl
with large lot S2,2oo.
House. rooms, corner lot, 9th stree. esir
terms. sl.ioC
House rooms and hall, with largo lo:, l;:a
street, SJ,6Ol
House. Srooms, Charles street. easy terms Ssh
House rooms baltimore street, Eas. Wheel
luz, easy lcIius SL.VSN
House. : rooms. 18th street, easy terms sIl
House. 10 rooms brick, with largo lo: lS:a
street cheap.
House. rooms. Jacob street, 9Th ward. e,'r
terms, $500
House, c rooms, 29.h street. sl.oSo.
House. rooms. Wood street. 5th ward, 81
Fine finished house, rooms and hall, Pa'k
View, lot lOJxl15 feet For a short tno only,
SlS01.
Splendid house. rooms and hall LIndstrss.
Belycdcre. Sl.4Sl
House, g rooms, brick. Market street. Cea.,s
Wheeling. cheap. $500
Lots on Lind street, pelvedcrc, $50 and SIS
each.
Three lots In Park View. cheap
business property on Market street a. rlo!sc
ute price.
real estate. sa.r
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Senator Aldrich calls attention to tho
remarkable iact that on tho day tho 4
per cont bonds woro sold at lott bond,
bearing tho Same rate OF interest and
having only twelve years to run wore
selling ut ITO aud ll0i. Tho now bonds
run thirty.four years and arc for that
reason much moro desirable.
Tho administration and ito advocates
will mover DO able togive satisfactory
explanation Of tho high price it paid FOL
the now loan. II tho syndicate can soil
tho new bonds at ITO why could not the
government have sold them at tina,
price?
The most charitable construction
that can BIO put on the affair is that this
Democratic administration is as incapa'
bic as tho Democratic Congress. The
people have been dono out OF great
deal OF money and they will take tho first
opportunity to show their resentment
-o---H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02

IT i. believed that Governor Hastings
will be candidate for the seat held by
Senator Cameron aud that he will bo
strongly backed. He would mako q
good run and good senator.