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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-21
opening. Highest Lowest. Closing

Cash quotations: Flour was very quiet;
red spring wheat 6SNc.; No. 2 red, 5Sls4
5stsc. No. 2 corn. 32lzaS23,c No. 2 oats,
l9hU20c. Mess pork, Ssl2hdis3. Lard.
S.9oaS.9ola Short ribs. s5.leQS.0: dry
salted shoulders, $.S7la; short clear sides,
s5.62l2G$5.75. Whisky, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-21
were cloudiess

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
v as clear and hot. The skies at midnight
,ra,a olouIlaca
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prociato silver IL practically u PROPOSE.
ton TO cut tho wages Of the tahureTa nj
this country squarelY Ia half, in order
to increase the profits Of their em-
ployers,
Three months ago, though | should
have argued this--ior | believe II to be
true-I should not have Yentured to
state that Ii was the aorious Gontsntlon
OF tho freq silver advocates, But have
not merely heard It put iorClbly by the
gentlemen have mentioned as speak
ing for that cause, but | have II In
another statement. Sir Henry Meys0y
Thompson Ia one Of the leading silver
advocates, lilo offered large prize for
u man who would write the baIt essay,
explaining how II was that Cuba and
India aud other silver using countries
were getting IN advantage over Eng
land, and great many people competed
for that prize, Mr.. Jameson, the Brit
ish consul at Shanghai, wrote 40 good a
paper that ha was awarded the prize !
and that essay il now tho chiel stock
in trado oil tho British agitation for the
restoration OF silver. Now let me read
you something from 1t, Sir Meysey
Henry Thompson 10 proud Of 1t,
Here 1t 10: "Wages in tho gold using
countries have through the RpprocIa'
ton OF gold, become 100 por cent doNror
than they we're relatively to silver
wages; aud the manufacturer In the all-
yer standard countries eau obtain his
labor at half tho cost which he former.
" paid" Hence, "whil0 old established
industries in England are barely paying
sxpSnses, new industries 10 India are
arising broadcast, and paying hand
somely." And tho remedy proposed by
silver advocates In England Ia to correct
this appreciation OF gold, aud raise
prices, 90 that the British workman,
though getting the same nominal
wages, will got only half tho real wages
he gets now, and tho British manuiAc.
turor thus DO enabled 10 compete with
the Indian manufacturer.
A similar view Is taken by Senior
Romero, the Mexican minister at Wash
ington, in his article in the North
American Review Tor June, 1895, when
he asserts that tho depreciation Of silver
has favored Mexican capitalists by low.
0ring tho actual wages Of their en'
ploycs.
There Is tho silver question in a nut.
shell. 1t Is simply the question as to
whether our wage.earners arc getting
too high wages. They may rs we'll face
the question. II wage.earnora believe
they are getting too high wages, and
that this country is suffering in conso-
Quoncc, all they have to do is to tako
lower wages; or, il they profer round.
about way, they can favor FREQ coinage
Of silver, aud they will DO blessed, as are
India and China.
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Irnn nnh stoel PrIo0s.


The Bullotin OF the Amsrlcon Iron
and Steel Association prints a cOmpara'
tive table Of prices for the four months
from March l to August l, Leaving out
the intermediate stagea and making the
comparison between the extremes, wO
have an interesting and instructive OK
hIbit
No, l anthracite foundry iron, at
Philadelphia, has advanced from SIC to
sl4; gray forge from $40 so to SIC 65i
BsaDOmor pig from $40 10 to Sl4 4Oi
steel rails from So to s24; steel billets,
Pittsburgh mills, from sl5 to SCI 50i
best refined bar iron, Pittsburgh, from
S2s to So "a; wire nailI, Chicago, from
81 O5 to s. 20, representing by far the
greatest advance Of all, II billots had
advanced in the same proportion as
wire nails they would be selling at more
than $50 a ton instead of SCI 80, a differ
sucs which would DO very much appre'
ciated by the steal mills.
Tho uestion Of present interest lie,
how much moro advance will tho mar
kst StandP The indications arc that It
will not be called on to stand much II
any more Level heads in the business
are acting as though they think the
danger line not far ahead, and they arc
not eager to cross it,
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rho sl.uatInn Ia NIaryIanI.

1t seemsj tbatth years fight agalnst
Senator German within his party was
Tcally formidable, but tho Maryland
senator walks away with !ha convention
as usual. He gets the nominees aud
President Cleveland gOti kindly mOn'
ton in the resolutions.
BY this time It should be clear that II
Senator German ana his faction are to
be.got rid Of II must DO through q Re.
publican triumph. The prospect oil
accomplishing this rosalt by volcanic
eruption within tho Democratic party
is too remote to he taken into account
If Senator German and his machine
ara all that Maryland Democrats have
been saving they are, how can good
citizen Justify his further support Of
them under the guiso Of party tealty ?
The German men do not mind being
denounced II that is not to go beyond a
theatrical laundering in the index.
Knock them out at the polls and they
will understand that something Of mo-
ment has happened.
Tho Republicans OF Maryland have
good fighting chance this time and the
faithful elsewhere hOpO that they may
take good advantage of it, We would
be glad to see Maryland come along with
West Virginia.
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THE CoLoIIADo FLOODS.
The Most Destructive Rains aud Cloud
burGta In tho History of tho State.

The Most Destructive Rains Hud Cloud.
burGts In tho History of tho State.
DESvRR, COL, August l.-Colorado
has been Visited for two days with the
most destructive raius and cIoudbursts
In the history Of tho state, At Boulder,
forty miles north OF Denver, three
inches OF rain fell in four hours, damag.
ing crops TO an inestImabIe extent.
lrrigating bitches and aumes huyo been
damaged along their entire length. At
Loyoland the biggest ditch in northern
Colorado broke through the Hid0a in
several places, flooding tho country in
the neghborhOod, which contains we'll
cultivated fields.
At Golden tho gulf trains arc tied up,
because tho track up Clear Creek can.
yon has been washed on. in several
places aud four bridges have been
carried away.
In tho towns Of Central City and
Black Hawk, at tho head Of Clear Crock,
floods have caused considerable dam.
age to houses, aud mining operations
are intorisrOd with on account OF tho
washing away oi fumes.
Az Catsktll, Ia New Mexico, the Red
river went on rampage. Bridge, were
washed out and several families In the
town had to feed for their lives. From
n score OF other points In tho mountain
como reports Of heavy rains and cloud
bursts.
The Midland terminal passenger train
which lott Cripple Creek last night at
l0o'clock was caught in landslide ncaE
Gillett aud tho two rear coaches de-
rallied. No one was injured, but tho
train and its occupants had narrow
escape. Travel on all tho mountain
roads is interterod with aud 1t will be
weoks botoro tho damage to some Of
them is repaired.
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ono Of the Americans who was playing
thu CANA, a. no msditatiVeIy placed .
bet.
"'WelI, l should kiss q pig remark'
cd Hunter, In affirmation OF the last
statement. big Liz has soaked more
booze than LoCoed Charley, and hos
gone crazy at it. SEQ here, my tub
thumnin' friend, do you take me for a
auckerP Now, get your chips oil that
card or I'll be on your neck. Next time
YOU do that I'll hang your cue up back
OF the bar, Just TO show what happens
to u Chink when ha gets innny.---
Well, the deals about through, Billy
won't you take drinkr
"Iet's make 1t IN mo, iIuntsrP /
said; that's what came In for
"Thoro were the four American and
two Cinnamon sitting In the Tan game,
besides my friend Hunter, who dealt 1t,
As wo startad Tor tho bar said Ia the
Americans. Come on, boys,
"'Moa, tooP' said one Of the China
men, hopefully pointing to him'eIt
ayes, | replied, got In
$50 there We wore, Cinnamon aud all,
drinking harmonious whisky Ia 'Ihe
Tub OF Blood had to smile at the
thought Of what Senator HOar would
probably experience IN tho line Of
sensations II he had beheid the spec.
tacl0. But that's about the way they do
things In my county, and II you can't
conform to local customs you might bot
ter 40 back cast.
"'Go over and 500 Caribou, Billy
said Hunter, as turned to leave.
You'll Gnd him Eolliu' stud over in tue
Bank Exchange. He'll be tickled to
death to sos you. Now, you murdereri,
II you want another whirl az Tan come
back hero, an I'll turn tho clothes oil
your back. ,"
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FREE sILyIlIL Am LAnon.

II tho WOrkingmnn Wants Ills Wages Cut
Ono.iiRif Ito should VotO for Free. I'm.
limited and Independent Coinage Facts
for Thoughtful Wngn.Wnrkrrs.
John ne wa lrdratr 10 IRE, Comrge Duvc'nL "
WU hnvO seon how Appreciation Of
gold means higher wages 10 tho lnboror.
Now lott mo show you what tIHsso.csIloI
appreciation Of silver means. shortly
since hoard a worry pleasant gentleman,
Mr.. Cannon, u delegate In tho noxt Con.
ptoNN from Utah, Oxponnd tho sllvor silo
Oi tho ifOD silver question; and lo wont
on to explain, iirSl that prices of goods
wrrn low huro because thOy ware OaP.
urod In gold, aud then that, on account
OInur wngO1 hero being puid In gold
which was cOslly--nnl wngBi In India,
China aud Japan being paid In lilvor.-,
winch wasn't worth only Onr.liali wllnt
II liad boon -ihOy hal II ~ nor cont All.
vantage, aud that therefore tnro WA
great danger OF manufacturers boIng
driven from tho wotld's markets.. DO
you 500 what tlia mnan'2 That lhoir
wages nfo 40 much lower than ours, Oh
account VI tho appreciation NJ toll hero,
that, unlG1H our WI tOt bn mnlo u1niyh,
lnnt ~ tllOiH IN that riipnrt M last -
nntnss pftrnB ntn tntt'ut hufo ln tha
country NO that our gold wngoi will bny
no moro than their silver Wnprl, their
labor will lond to driyo our labor ont
1t other words, tho pfonJglton to np.
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Wnntnh-PrIzn FIghts.

It iG evident that Texas, as ropre-
sontSd by her legislature, wants prize
fights provided they be big enough to
pay license OF $500. An act permitting
those encounters at $500 apiece goes
into effect before the Corbett.FilzSim-
mons fight comes OF, and Of course that
Is the law that win govern.
A flstiCua OF this magnitude briuGS a
great deal of money into a state, aud
the legislative wisdom of Texas must
have regarded 1t as business PROPOSE
ton. There is Wow Of tho prize fight
which has TO do with tho moral side OF
things, but this view did not Impress
itself on the Texas lawmakers.
So long as money comes into the state
tho good namO OF tho state may take
care OF itself. Perhaps Texas has no
desire to be rated high morally, Ger.
taInly no state can be so ratod which
not only permits but invites prize fights
aud all that goes with them.
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Lar June Dick Crawford brought lila
twolyO.monlhB.pll child, suffering from
ininntllo dhrrhwt, to mo. II Ind boon
wcnnod At four months oil aud had nl.
WAYS boon sickly. gave II tho usual
treatment In such Cisut but without
Aonollt, The cAlld knpt gtuwtng tlAnnGF
until II weighed hit lllllU moro than
whom bora, OF nOrhap' ton pounds |
Then slnttnd tho father to giving Cham.
horlnin's Collie, Cholera nnd DiHrrhmA
Remedy Before ono bottle VI tho 20.
cont slan had boon uPod marked i'm.
utDyrmrnlwn aeon aud itf continued
usc cufut tho chlli, llt wonlmul aud
puuv constitution disappeared and M
hllor and my.ulI hnlloyu lnn Child'a
liln wha syri by tai, Rrmuy. j. T.,
MAutow, N, D., lGmaroo, Ill,
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SENATOR QUAY must envy Senator
German tho oNsO with which he &c.
com pllshos great results.
Tho phIIn,lcIphIr WAY.

Philadelphia had occasion to make a
loan and decided 10 ofror 1t to her poo.
plo In bonds Of $50 zach. Tho rush for
this Investment shows that tho conf.
dSnce Of tho city was not MISPLACED.
Tho money il pouring in.
The loan might have boon offered to
asyndlcato to speculate on, defending
that course on tho theory that tho
money could not DO ralsod SO vol in
INV other way, BIZ. tho cards were dealt
above board and tho venture iSa sue.
CoSs.
Bonds Of tho UnItod States could DO
placed In tho BnmO way II tho pOoplo
woro glvOn tho opportunity Whom MI
tho psopIo Of this coHatry who have
small saving, Join together m propo'
sLlon thoy constitute formidable aud
elective syndicate. Its only necessary
tohayo confidence In thom and to give
thom chance.
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W. II. NrrsoS, who is in tho drug
bust moss Mt King4ylle, Mo-, has 90 much
confidence IN Chamberlnin's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhma Remedy that no
warrants every bottle and offers TO re.
fund tho money to any customer who IL
not Satiadod after usiug it, MIR, Nelson
takes no risk in doing this because tho
Remedy Ia u certain euro for tho dia.
oRacs for which II IL intended and no
knows II. 1t Ia for snle bv Charles K.
Goethe, viii W. Irwin, John Klari,
William Il. Williams, q. MonkcmUllor,
William II. Hague, II. 9. Stewart, A. II.
schcolc, j. Coleman. y. sCiinUpi, VIII.
lam MCnkomellor Wheeling, ". Va.
Bowie & Co, Bridgeport; u. 4, Peabody
K Son, Bcnwooh.
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What May Happen.

II Bowler will keep going az he has
started he may render valuable service
50 the country by giving Louisiana the
one more push that will land it in the
Republican party. Bowler is the man
in the treasury department who lie play.
ing a supreme court role, beginning
with the act Of Congress directing the
sugar bounty to DO paid to producers.
How can money be paid out under an
act Of Congress il Bowler thinks 1t Is or
may DO unconstitutional? The fac.
that Bowler is unknown and may bo
unknowing in this particular matter
has nothing to do with the case. Bow.
Ter wills or guosseS, therefore 1t 10, or
NAV DO. There, to DO sure, is the act
Of Congress, but there is also Bowler,
and at this important moment Bowler
Is good deal nearer to tho money bags
than Congress is.
So Bowler 10 boss OF tho situation and
the Louisiana planters arc threatening
vengeance. II thOy arc to bo Kept out
Of their money by tho Democratic I'D.
ministration-wh!ch for this purpose iS
Bowler-thO Democratic party cannot
have their support in the next cam.
paIgn.
II has taken the Louisiana planters n
long time to SEQ that tho Democratic
party is not their friend, but tho light
Is dawning. and 1t may have been re.
served for Bowler to accomplish tho
Job. This would make Bowler person
nj noto.
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FRUITIN ABUNDANCE

THERE ia no longer any doubt 'b'',
the fruit crop. 1t will be the IhfIsiI
We have had for many year5. FtulsW'
DO cheap; so will glass jars and 'nEl .
We mako tho prices rs We do IN s'tGr!
other staple In the grocery line "; ",
load; othcrs follow. We sell the pa'
Mason jars, quarts, packed one loI 4.
in a box, Coo per dozen. Every ~
guaranteed perfect.
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"TuE Long ARM tho $1,000 prize
story by Mary E. wilkins in coIIAbora-
ticn with Joseph E, Chambcrlin, will
begin in to.morrow's ISrELLroENoEa
This remarkable story won the first
prize in competition with tho products
ofth9 best writer's OF fiction. In motive
and construction this story will take
very high rank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

TIE death Of DR.. John b. Minor, pro.
lessor Of common and civil statute law
in tho University OF Vitginin, tAkOs
away ono OF tho landmarks Of that IN
sltution. II all tho men who have
listened to his lectures were to attend
his rncrul there would be small army
Of them. DR.. Minor was Oighty-lhrOo
yeRrs OF ave.
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RR1CRLISri

Light Brown Sugar, 2j lb' ior".".",..". 81 " =:
Mason jars, quarts, per dozen ,,.,..,..,''"" .: 2:
jelly Glasses, full y qtS, coyct per DOB y Z:
Standard Package Coffee, pet porai"a'. &:
frcsh Ginger Snaps per pound -...'..'''''' =:
Fresh Kulcl. Knacks pounds tor., ,'' &.
Fresh Lemon Cakes, per pound,'"'''''''"
Fresh Drummer Lunch. per ponnd.'.'"'' 4.
Best Hctchup, per plnis, per boiilc"''"' =;
Hest Kotchup, small bottles 9 ior'"''."' q Z;
standard Tomatoes, Aclns"",aoa"-ae,'' 81 :;
slcnk Salmon, fiat cans, i1r",.a.'.,..''e' s.
liubbcr, for pint, quart aud haiieiO'a S
Jars per dotcu, ,.,.,,.,.,""..,,,..e' '.a"''.,
Caps aud rnbhCr for pint quart ana At
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Whom there ia too big head Of steam on, or
you will DO IN danger. Similarly. when that
important safety valyO OF the system, the
bowels, becomes obstruCtCd, open It promptly
with Hostcucr'' stomach BItters aud guRrl
against the c)nseQuencoS Of it, closure, BIZ
IGuNcs,. dyspcp'lL malAfinl. rheumatic aud
kidney complaint nervousness and neuralgia
arc all SubingatcI by this pleasant but potent
conOurfof of dtSaate
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HAY fever usnall strikes tho Now
York suiEeIOrs about August 10. This
year it came on them more than two
weeks oarlior A physician who watches
this kind Of thing thinks tho unusual
luxuriSnco oil vegetation Ia tho cause Of
tho earlier arrival this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

SAN FRANcEco Is blessed with a
sheriff who has somo common sense.
Flowers pour in for Durant, under in.
der indictment for the church MURDERS
and the sheriff will not give him the
flowers. 1t is not surprising that women
send flowers when Que woman tried to
embrace DuranL Every notable muir
der case brings forward these fool wo.
men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

Two persons, a man and n woman, ara
eager tc die in the electrical chair in tho
place OF Maria BArborl, sontonccd for
killing tho man who betrayed hor.
There arc persons who will pay any
price for notori.ty. OF courso tho state
cannot accept substitute.
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CHOLERA Mounts is a dangerous COM
plant, and often is fatal in its results.
TO avoid this YOU should use De Wits
Collie and Cholera Cure, us soon as tho
first symptoms appear. Logan Drug
Co.. Wheeling, W. Va, d. +. Peabody,
BoRwood, aud Bowio & Co., Bridge.
port, D. b
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to see which way tho cat is going to
jump, aud standing by iAyOFllO son is
an approved way OF being in position to
jump with th9 cat Those New York
politicians are as shrOwd as other poll
ticiaba.
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ANOTHER Ohio man aud good ono iS
in iuck. This time Il is General Ansoa
q. McCook, a nstiys Of stoubOnyille,
who Is appointed city chamberlain oil
New York with a comfortable salary Of
$4,000 n year. Tho Ohio man docs
we'll in Now York. Mayor Strong is
ono himself,
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Tho bost 6alvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rhOum, fever
Borcs, totlOr, chappod hands, Chilblnin4,
corng, aud all skin sruptiOnS, aud posi-
tivoly curoi pilo', or 10 pay required.
II is gunranLood to give perfect satiainc.
ton or money rctundcl. Prico Is
couts por box. For aalO by Logan Drug
NaU,pVUu
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EASY to take, surO 10 euro. no pain,
nothing lodrcOd, plcaaOnLlttlOpllls, DO
Wits Little Early RisurS, lIost ior sicl;
headache, blliousno' -, sour stomach aud
constipation. Logan Drug Co., Whcol'
Ing, W Va, y. T. Peabody, bonwood,
aud BUwlo 4 Co., bridegroom, o.
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Epworth Park Assembly Mt bethesda, o
,InIH 81 10 AnrnaL II IncInalNr.

For the above occasion tho Baltimore
& Ohio Company will sell excursion
tickets. Wheeling to Bethesda, o., and
rO,urn at 90 cent?.
Trains leave Wheeling at 1915 a. M,
3:4j and 4:4O p. IN, Wheeling time.
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e.5ntelliae'rfer
wnEELINo, AUGUST ., 1900

SUBSCRIBERS to tho DAILY INTELLI'
GENCER who are going away for tho
summer months can have their paper
sent to them, postpaid, ut tho rate OF 10
cents per week. Change of address may
BIO made aS often as desired. Telephone
No. RQe.
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sEElNa how .he cyols is getting away
with tho morse, wouldn't 1t be we'll for
Kentucky to got ready to go into tho
busiuess OF raising cycles?
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ConnErr IA fairly launched m his ca.
rpOr AZ n great dramatic artist A Tow
moro divorced will mako him M IrtO'
sI,Libln attraction.
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CLUE ORDERS,

Wo will prepay freight on all o,. ,.,,
amounting to $40 and upwards 'us' 4,
CXccptodl Ia any railroad 'iauoi -,
tivor landing 200 miles from any CIV"
StoroB.
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GoyrRson Monroy would mako good
chutltaroant good rro,itont, but tho
probability Ia that tho politicians In HE
own state WHO profess to bo iot him arc
nOtOly spartlng Tor wind. T'hcy want
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

TIE wifs ola Nova Scotia tailor eighty
four years old has presented HIN with
ilvo daughters at ono birth. The world
will have to revise It's estimate Of tho
lailor man,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

The iSTEtrGESdER, eWbvScIpg iA several
editions Il entered in the PoStOHlce at Wheel
ing, W, Va, as Ssoond'clRSs mattoF'
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Can 1t bo that Cleveland is having his
friends work up the third term business
10 az to give him the pleasure Of posing
in a sublime attitude Of self deuialH
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EXTRA FINE
pROPOsALS FOR TWENTY-FIVE
J. STREET RETAINING CUEB

TSIEgE VTTNN ~ 7 " 7 " T||V 7 n NH
j, STREET RETAINING CuKB -
Sealed proposals. will Dc received OF ,4eo-.,
OF tho Board OF Public Work. mrIIIlnsTi
noon, Monday, August 8. 800 for r1n,t.g.ts,,
retaining curb on TWpniy.ulEi4 street
Office OF the hoard. 10
The successful bidder will bp ra1n.rl IN OH,
bond In the sum Of Gye hundred dl'Ir n.
Board reserves the right 70 reject Gnvor h. III
Proposals % b. marled Propose. l5r IFsr't.
nngth Street Retaining Curb ''F
BOARD or PUBLIC WORE,
W. II. lIORElsiI, Clerk Tr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

Sealed proposals will bo received a, the a..
al the Board OF Public WORKS until y 0.r6t
noon. Monday, August ), ispj, for pawn. cs,.,s
streets and alleys With clbbc Stone.
Specifications can be seen a. the ollie O! e,
Board.
The successful bidder will be relnel ia IY.
nish bond In the amount that mly b. lsc!!gl
upon By the hoard. Tho Bllri revere, 4,
right TO reject any or oil bii' Proposals % y
marked Proposals for Paving with C6ig.
Stone" BOARD OF PUBLIC WOEgS
". H. IEnRSIsH. Clerk. Al!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

ono Of the Americans who was playing
tho CANA, a. no msdisatiVsIy placed q