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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-16
HE WAS NO HERO,
His Attempt TO 30 Ooo Was "a Cold any,
Dismal Failure.

His Attcmps to DO Opo Was "a Colo and
Dismal Esuure.
do you know bow narrow the diff
ference Is between hero and n fool ?"
quoried the man with the ingrowinr
tocnnii and the disordercd liver as he
turned on the group Of story-tellcrs.
Everybody knew the narrowncss OF
it, but everybody also wanted to hear
his yarn.
Down in my town of st. Louis" he
growlinely continued, 1--WE had steam.
boat excursions on the river in summer.
/ vent ON ono of these excursions one
afternoon last July. was feeling par
ticulatly peatt that day. and perhaps
wiahing for chanoo 10 show off. and
efscr an hoir or so something happened.
got In with little crowd and was
giving the boys aomc of my army ex.
periences and making the stories pretty
strong, when there was sudden splash
and tho cry of u man overheard" That
was my opportunity. l couldn't sec
who had fallen, but OF came nv coat.
hat, vest and shoes, and l pushed
through the crowd and tool, header
Off the hurricane deck to save the un.
fortunate"
And you struck the water2" was
asked.
~ did" >t<
"And went down. aowa. down. and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-16
THE EARLIEST NEW YORKER,
hehca OF Some OF the FirBt Arrivals In
This Country.


AT the northern end of Manhattan
island, near the mouth of Spuytcn
buyvii creek. great tulip tree guards
beautiful spring, and overlooks Il
green, sunny glade, which contains
some OF the most ancient relics OF the
presence OF man on the Atlantic side of
our continent This locality, surround
ed and threatened by the advancing
pavcncnts and sewers and edilices of
New York, yet remains verdant oasis
on the edge of the apidiy-cxpauding
wilderness Of brick iron and stone.
1t is resting place of spring, where
she suns herself while snow vet gilt
ters on the ncighboring hills. Upon
this charming little dell the name of
crystal Spring has been bestowed
The picnicliers who go there to enjoy
the ldyllic beauty OF the scene know
nothing of the prehistoric memories
that cluster around it.
They are not aware that this happy
valley was favoritc resort not only of
the Indians discovered by Hepdricl,
hudson, but of the ancestors and pre-
dcccssors of those Indians for no one
can tell how many centuries.
i'"Sh oI tHc p4cn!ch ing ground,
among the forest trees, is Il great ac-
cumHlation of oyster and mnssel shells
In which are intcriningled fragments
OF rude pottery, broken arrow heads of
white quartz, and stone implements
lhis accumulation, competent archno-
Logical authorities assert, remains to.
day practically undisturbcd us it was
left by the aboriginal Inhabitants
Among some immense rocks, fallen
ages ago from the cliff above, are found
cavities which, il is believed were
used us both storehouses, and in case
OF need, as temporary lodging places.
Not far distant Is bed of peat from
which the tusk Of mastodon was re-
Gently dredged up, and it has been sug-
gested that some of the earliest dwell
ers around the Crystal spring NAV
have been contemporaneous with the
prehistoric elephants of America.
The opportunity may not long exist
TO subject these remains of the early
inhabitants OF Manhattan island to
scientific scrutiny in their original site,
for in time the northward growth of
the city will have obliterated the nat
nral features of the spot. Youths
Companion.
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finally turned ana came up, up, up,
Yes, it was that way"
And yon grabbed tho struggling
victim by the collar antl-?"
mo, sir'
Was it too late-had he sunk?"
NO, sir"
Did he grasp you?"
Not grasp!"
"Woll, how did you rescue him md
thereby receive the plaudits of the
multitudcP"
81 didn't rescue anybody. Some
drunken fellows at tho rail threw an
empty beer lscg overheard md called
out for joke, and when came to the
surface the kcg was bobbing about
under my right car and tho multitude
was giving ne the grand rufYaw."
And You were ro hero"
mot n bit. l simply r.ado nm ass of
myself The guy was bad enough,
but rs the river bunk was Only hun
drcd feet away the boat left mo to
swim nshorc, and nc-cr recovered INV
clothing and the eighty dollars in cash
in my pockets"
And hive you tried The hero busi-
ness sincc?' was softly asked after II
long pause.
"Nnw!' was the reply az he rose M
md shook his diso-dcrcd liver and
mentally cussed his ingrow;ng toe-nail
nav, Of course notl Don't make me
out bigger fool than l am. Detroit
Free Press.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-16

Mr. Grumps-Good morning Do you
take pictures by the instantaneous
process?
Photographer-Ye sir.
Mr. Grumps Well, this is Mrs
Grumps, my wife, you know 1 want
her picture taken.
Photographer-Certainly. But are
you particular about having il instan-
tancous.
Mr. Grumps-Of course When YOU
get things ready, tell her to look
pleasant, and then snap off the ina
chine before the expression fades
away, You've gotter be quicker'n
lightning. Y. Weekly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-16

There is chance for everybody" )"
said the preacher to the stranger;
Look up and be hopeful. Cast AWAY
your cares and you can find salvation. .
No replied the stranger, sadly,
~ can't find salvation"
Every body who seeks can find, -
said the preacher. Why can not you?''
90" cried the stranger, bursting
into tears, 81 cant find anything. I'm
New York detective" ."-Texas Sift-
ings.
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What will the E"larvest Be {?

"fow vain are all things here below-how false and
yet how a'r--fesh from the wrapping counter where
the scene bstes with air Of business that is truly in
spring ' ~
We buckle shields afrcsh to tell the tale of orr
wonderful Selling-our lines are somewhat broken but
what remains OF the best cost no more hcretban
trash would cost Observation-Disclosures business we re
ons' mafVeiouS prices were making and will the
sweeping out
runshlngs-li you We pennies spcnd-or dollars to in.
Try he saving qualities OF prices hat remains
oi our All w oo Us Suitsyoure welcome
sood attention that IS measured out all patrons
our stock shows spirited business and as we mean
puSncsS-wl light 1t out that line takes all sum.
mer--log days heat mosquitoes, flies and the ills that
esh IS heir TO Will not deter from rendering unto Won
lar and Just equivalent for your doas-Le the band
play. ~
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A Good 1.esson For Girls.

The wise teacher sees to il that her
girl graduates do not bankrupt their
parents by extravagance in dress for one
day only. The lesson of frngality taught
this month is a gospel Of good taste for
ap entire lifetime. Chicago Times Her
aid
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1t makes An tho Direreoce.

Willic-Oh-o-o-o! Is that great big
dish Of ice cream for you, grandpa?
Grandpa No, Willie; that's for you.
Willie-Umph What little Bit
Judge
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Always with Va.

Achlevcn ents tottor in day:
Like chat the works OF ages 60;
But come what msy. thoy'rc her 20 sta1--
nv rap Fa9 stT; II told y9a sos,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

WAslnSGTo%, Mny l7.-Jus,ico Field
will next Monday celebrate the thirty
second anniversary of his entering
upon the duties oil 4 member OF the
United State, supreme court lie was
appointed TO thu Office on March 10,
1865. by President Lincoln, but did not
assume the Unite, oil tho position until
the 2ysh Of May following. lie was ut
the time oi hId appointment chief ju,-
ticn OF the supreme court Of the Stats Of
California, aud he desired 10 finish the
husincsE which had been begun in th.nt
court before transferring his laDoTs toa
now field. ltIG cIsh~ty.socond aunivCrs-
aryUi hts father birth also fell on the
.0ill oil May. which was another rcuson
for soIcctin. that taio Tor bcg:uninS,hi s
sorYlces in tho national supreme court.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10.
Tie needs of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced III The
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the rcfrcshing and truly
beneficial properties Of u perfect lax
ativc; efcctunlly cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and tcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid.
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cning them and il is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs il for sale by all drug.
gis,s III 5Oc and 81 bottles, but it i3 man.
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co.only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
md being we'll informed, you will no.
accept any substitute if offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

WAsniTGro%, y. c., May l1.-Post.
master General Wilson has revoked tho
fraud order i'suei By MIR. Wauamaker
when po'tmas,cr general, against cx.
Mayor Daniel +. Beatty, the piano and
organ manufacturer, OF Washington. -.
J.. On y hearing before the postOilico
department Coun iclOr Il. W. ilayne,
for Beatty produced satisfactory cvi.
dcncc. and after n full examination Of
tho facts by Assistant Attorney General
Thomas, it vas rccnlnm nrdrd that tho
prOhibitoty order DO revoked, which
was accordingly done.
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We believe that succeeding parts OF the year
will show m even greater Increase.
Every American will agree with this
British pottery authority that the COM
p~arison is most instructive" also that
from the Britain point OF yicw it mus;
be very satisfactory. It tells a story OF
increasing sales OF British pottery to
this country. an increase OF more than
100 per cent in 1875 as compared will;
1894. But here the tiSare, do no. tell
all. For seven months OF 1891, in con.
sequence OF u strike, scarcely any pot.
terry wa, made in this country and tho
British product supplied tho shortage.
the early rcauI. under tho Wilson
tariff justities tho Pottery Gazotte's be.
lief that "succeoding pur.s 0; tho year
will show an even greater increase"
At whose cost will this greater increase
he? At the COS. Of tho labor aud tho
capital engaged in the Industry and Of
the country. Wheeling will pay Goinc
Of it in n way that she will feel.
The pottery schedule oil the Wiigon
tariff law might veil have beon entitled
A Bill for tho Relief OF Foreign ~I'ottors.
j is humilinting to be confronted with
such legislation by the Congress OF tho
United Slater.
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Acrs OF TuE LEGISLATURE.

Tho Completed roinm"s VIII he ont n
Month or Two Earlier Tlinn Usual.
On tho first OF this month ClOrk Daw.
sou, Of tho house OF delegates, had u
hundred advanced copies OF tho acts Of
1896 issued, without index. to supply
judges and clerks OF tho courts. Since
then he has prepared aud the printer
has printed the index. aud tho com.
pleted acts will DO ready for distribu.
ton as soon as tho binder gets through.
They will DO out a month or two In ad.
vance OF tho usual time. A number Of
improvements have been made by Mr..
Dawson in the get.up OF the volume.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
]noSDunAS REVOLUTION.

Fourteen OF the Rebels Captured ami
shot by the Government.
SAS SALVADOR, May ia resolution
is reported 10 be in progress in Hon
duras. Thi. government has hurried
troops to the border between the two
republics to prevent intrusion upon the
territory OF this country aud to preserve
s,ric. neutrality. Precautions have been
taken 10 prevent parties leaving Saliva.
dor Tor Honduras.
4 rcpOr. ZONES from Honduras that
fourteen prisoners CAPTURED by tho gov.
crnmcni forces have been shot.
Another report is that four officers
wcTciIiled By tho soldiers OF their COM
mauds al Santa Tecla.
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unfortunate that she waited to DO dis.
turbod by rebellion before she got to
work on 1t, Cuban independence Is tho
reform for Cuba.
utcd-Conndo

Ills beloved that London ha, $780,.
100000 Of money looking for invest.
mont Wo could mako good use Of this
money In this country, but tho mon who
own !. would DO slow to send any OF II
hero on tho chance Of being paid back In
50,ccnt dollars.
They run little risk OF this, for tho
country has not gone daft IN favor Of u
Clipped dollar, but foreign capitalists
Rrc no. all msursl OF this fact. They
hear tho boasts Of tho ''mote money"
MOT that they arc strong enough to
commit the government to tho policy Of
dcprecin,ine Its money standard, aud
they arc not quito sure that such a wavc
o! idiocy may no: sweep ovor us.
II there werono agitation In favor Of
tho FREQ coinage Of silver foreign CAPT.
tai would 10 much moro disposed to
sock American Investment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

Beat two cups sugar and ono aud one
bali cups butter 10 q smooth. light
cream. Add six eggs. M at Il time,
beating thoroughly. Add half a wine
glass OF apricot juice. half a cup corn
starch and three OF sitted -four. Blancn
and chop one pound OF almonds. Roll
dough thin. cut with tumble cutter.
sprinkle almonds over and sift with
powdered sugar. Press a little to keep
the nuts in place. Bake in quick oven,
with buttered paper on tins.
ICOpyT'ghintI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

Troy, y. y, May l7..-Dr. Richard
Dubois Iravcr, onr OF tho oldest and
boa: known physicians in This city. took
a larcn dose Of chIoraII .lIis morning by
mistake and dind shortly after DR..
Tmycr was II v~etcfau Of tho mbcllion
and also served II, tho Eighth United
Sta,o4 IinAvy artillery aud the S"venth
Miuncpota i%Giantr +. lie was iiflv..ix
yrara Of age. aui had rcsidud hero aDont
tTunty years
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Tue cable brings the remarkable in,
tclligenco that China has abolished all
that Japan lef. Of her navy. She wipes
ont the naval organization aud will buy
no moro war ships. 1t is hard TO credi,
this statement, though tits casy enough
to imnsino that the government OF
China is disGusted with tho poor show.
ing OF the navy in tho conflict with
Japan.
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Why British P"tGcr~ Are Pleased.
It is no secret that the American pot
tory industry is not in q prosperous
condition. Il has suffered and is suffer-
ing still IRON the general depression,
ou. there is an additional and specific
reason for It's troubles. We do not have
to go far to seek this rsaton. 1t is very
well formulated By tho london Pottery
Gazette, the lcaiins pottery publication
OF Grea. Britain, in lie issue OF May |,
1895:
II Is very satisfactory 10 note tha: orr na,tcry
and glass trade with the Tinted Suites has uf lAic
shown Il inRrS"d Increase, \ reference 10 the
returns published monthly In he Pottery ia.
zette will at OIcr prnvc how considerable la.
teen this Increase. For the fr.I quarter Of his
year. and ending With March e.. the Total cx-
ports OF cr0ckcry reached n YaIur Of L::.IlIi.
A comparison with other year. !O7 the corr.
spending quarter i 0lp'i tnc.ic'iyc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

CASTING Nbou, for something TO help
out the revenues, treasury officials have
hit on tea, which At 10 cents duty on
tho pound would yield revenue to the
extent Of nearly $1,000, 900. There has
been no duty on tea imported into thi,
country since 1872, but a tea duty Is
English, You know. aud the treasury is
hard IN. What next?
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TuE powers have told the Turk wha.
they would Ike him to do in Armenia.
When they tell him what he must do
or be driven out Of business no will get
at it aud study to please. The Turk
knows TINT he stands in slippery
places.
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The best saIvc in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, c%hilblains,
corns. aud all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give pericc. satis!ac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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srAI. is no. maxim" sufficient progress
in putting down the Cuban revolt, and
40 VIC hear OF a programme OF promi.cI
reforms and the olive branch OF amnesty
TO insurgents who will cornc in OIL, Of
the bru4h. II Spain rneaus reform i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

May 81 and June II tho Baltimore &
Ohio will soil l!omcscckors' Excnrsion
ticko,8 to points in tho west, north.
west and southwest ut one faro Tor tho
round trip. cood returning twonty days
IRON date OF sale. 7. c. BGrRc,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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THE governor Of south Carolina says:
There is no treason in South Carolina.
We are 10 the Union, and in it to STAY"
You bet your life you are. II anything
is settled that is. Then what's the u.e
in bla,hering?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

NEXT Speaker Reed is said to have
his committees nearly ready. That is
right. Begin the work promptly and
get through quickly. The people will
appreciate this petite attention.
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BREAKFAST - Oranges. GRADUATED
corn mush. Small sauIages. Baked
potatoes. Baking powder rolls. apple
sauce. Coffee.
DTSSER-Beef braisc. Boiled onions.
Steamed potatoes. Lettuce and rad
ishes. White and graham bread. Apple
pie. Cheese.
SurpRR-Cold rolls and butter. Sliced
beef. Slowed apricots. Buns. Milk.
Cocoa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

IT is shown conclusively that the
General Electric Company has been
bribing Westinghouse employees 10 re.
veal the business OF that concern. lhere
are not many ~potatoe. in that kind OF
piII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

ELSEWHERE the TROLLEY car knocks
people down, manages them. kills them.
It is not SO in Wheeling. Perhaps it is
managed here with more regard ior the
public safetv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

De WIrr's Little Early Risers. gentle.
aud reliable little pills, correct indiges.
ton, relieve %biliousness. effect pleasant.
Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling. W. Va, &.
+. Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport. 0,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

TnE telephone hi. been pu. to a now
use. To identity n lost dog his owner
had the receiver put TO the dogs car
and called him by name. The pleased
response OF the dog was conclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

Ir is denied tia. Secretary Lamont
will resIgn. OF course he won't resign.
The Siamese ctio3I between him and
Mr.. Cleveland ca:Inot be severed with
on: placing swo lifes in jeopardy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

Rub onc.fourth cup butter to q cream.
Add one tablespoon chopped parsley,
one-hslf teaspoon salt, n little white
pepper; one tablespoon lemon juice.
Heat pour over steak when broiled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
r EGAL NOTICE.
IN the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, ". v,
Henry B. Harris
VS.
Tanner Nelson, In ShAaceEJ.
Frank Harris ct al
r EGAL NOTICE

~ DtItf0+HAt <ruHE iurfIt
Take notice. that the deposition c. "A. ~,
nlainhnt Henry b, Harris. and othcr wi /,
taken at the law Office Of Atkinson 4 F!ct Is
lil7 Chapline street in the city OF Whysl.;
county oil OHIO and state OF IVES, Virginia. c. 4,
O'Clock n m. and 6 O'Clock, p. In, 10 be feLi i.
evidence in the above named cause on bthIi ;
said plaintiff Henry b. IIarriA And 4, Ia
any cause. the taking Of the said depo,tjnI
shall not be commenced. OF beios in.
shall not be completed on thai date, the u,!.,
Of the same will be adjourned IRON tin. 10 Is.
until the same shall be com leted.
HENRY B. HARRIS, PlaI1uE.
By Atkinson & Flick, his Attoras1
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THE scarcity OF grape. this year will
not bother those wine makers who 60
not use grapes. They will rice superior
to the havoc OF the frost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

FEoM the homage paid to the owner
OF the winner OF the Brooklyn handicap
it must be thought that he has done
some really srea. or good thing. Fame
Gomez in all sorts Of ways.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

BREAHFASr-Farina mush with cherry
jolly. Datos. Shepherds pie. Graham
toast Boiled cggs. Coffee. Buns.
DINNER - Tomato soup. Crackers.
Beeisteak in maitrs d'hotel butter.
Mashed potatoes. Lima beans. Olives.
Cheese. Lemon jelly and almond
jumbles.
LuNcu-Crackcrs and milk. Bread
and butter. Fruit. Tea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18

lioon's Sarsaparilla gives great bod.
lily. nerve, mon,al and digestive
strength, simply because it puriiics, vi.
talizcs and onrichGs the blood. 8
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keWYOrk Central &HudSonRiTsrR.R q.

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bar SIrs :-lteplyinE to yours of the .9.s
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e.. durability, IuIckncss, convenience,
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stnntly for the pm st three and n half year.
doing all the time three manifold copies,
md mt times seven or eight, aud moi on,
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fifteen yenrs experience with NIL kiud, o:
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Williams while money will, buy 1t. rery
respectfully, yours,
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the INTELLIGENCE uses and recommends L.
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HINTS 10 uOUSEIi EErERs.

SUNDAY, May 10.
How near to God the spirit waits
VINO wUrships Ia the morning gates.
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ISL OF LETTERS

Remaining In the P~os.oticc at wheel.ur. Oh,
county, ". Va. Saturday, SIAy Is To obj,
any OF tho following the applicant mus, a. b;
advertised letters. giving date otlui:
LADIES LIST.
Allen. Annie Taught. N.s Births
IAnkS, Miss Maude Iummel. Ma Hle
Bailey. Miss Mollie K!ncaid, MIwOrrhrn,
BHmmEurdcner Ethel Mayors. Mis- Mile
Collins, Miss Dell Mckinney, Mn !.
Lngcihart, Miss Annie PuGh. Miss LINE
Good, Mrs. Agatha Smith, Niss MAJ
Griffith, Miss ". E Scroey, Me-, Ryo,,t,r
GESTLEMES'S LIST.
Acme, Andrew Miller. Joe
byron, william N~cConville, E=aei;
Cunningham, J. P McSoIlv. Henri
CrRSce. II. {. McDermid, Geo + il,
nordon; ". Mccullough. Hugh
ZONES, Frank 2 O'Connrr Wn.
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