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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

OSE OF tho completest industrial edi-
tons OF a newspaper that Y o visited
this office, in quality Of matter. illustra-
ton and mechanical work, is the thirty
two page issue OF the Marion, O., Star
OF June 10.
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THE CUBAN REVOLT.

Thoro Is nothing in any treaty We
have with Spain which prevents citizons
OF tho United States OF America from
sympathizing with tho people OF Cuba
in thOir present ondeayor and wishing
them godspeed.-.NnO YORK .iircriiser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

PAUL SoEG has not yet intimated that
"Barkis is within" Tho OHIO Demo-
cratic bosses may after all be compelled
to seek for another man who ia willing
% be knocked out by Gen. Bushnell.
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THE moribund United Press ia out in
its periodical attack on its prosperous
rival the Associated Press, predicting
its early dissolution. Wher the time
comes for it to pass away the United
Press will have been long 4 dusty
eorpea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

THE most pleasant little pills for ro,.
Mating tho bowels are DO Wits Little
Early Risera. euro sick hoalarhc and
constipation. Small pill. Small doso.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. ". Va. L.
+. Peabody, Bcnwood, and Bowie & O.,
Bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

VS. are now having those rare days in
June the poet speaks OF; bu. like all tho
good things in life We had to suffer be-
fore We reached them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

II tho building OF canals goes on in
the future with the same activity as tho
present time, the earth will soon out
Mars Mars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19
ABSOlUTELY;pyEE

LA tho only safety for him. And no
can hopo for that only by taking n vacn.
ton abroad. And very far abroad at
that -BOStOn Traveller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

Paul sorg will mako 4 tin.tag cam.
psign tor governor Of Ohio.-PHsbmgh
Dispatch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

Considering tho case with which
Spain declared she was supprcssing tho
Cuban revolt, she is h"7towing n good
deal OF money and attention GU tho Gu.
torprisc.- Washington Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

THE sibilant ailvery sibley 10 now try
ing his presidential boom on tho Kausas
Tree s;lverites.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

THE bcs. is what you want when you
are ia need OF q medicine. That is why
you should inais. upon Hoods Sarsa-
p%arilla. S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

The chances arc that tho failure OF the
grape crop will have but little effect
upon tine appendicitis returns u ash.
iuryou Pas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

CONDITIONS.
National Association Rules TO govern except
where noted. All races in harness. best ) III 5.
Usual division Of moneys. Entrance fee 5 per
cent, with ; per cent additional from money
winners. Five 10 enter, J 70 start A horse dis.
,aucIug the field viii &c; first money only.
Right reserved to Change order Of any days
programme The association reserves the right
10 declare or my race not GliInc satisfactorily.
Always give postotIce address, aud pedigree
when known.
New Regulation Eighty Foot Track. rs good
asthc best. New steei Grand stand, the best AZ
any half mile track in the country.
General Admission. 5Oc.
II. W. McLURE. Secretary,
jci0 Wheeling. W. Va.
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fair dealing. In othor words whom It
gives circulation TO a ialao statement 1t
Sticks 10 It.


At tho request Of a rathor strong.
minded bride Mayor Strong, OF Now
York, omitted tho word obey In tho
marriage service md now tho papers OF
that city OF iads aro discussing tho pro.
prioty Of tho omission. II has 80 long
boon obsolete that many churches havo
orascd 1t from their rituals. Between
vol ordered persons a mutual col.
sidOration Tor tho wishes OF cuch othor
Ia sufficient
Obey ls a good enough word In Ito
place, but ai a martial obligation 1t
savors somewhat Of entering upon u
contract Of voluntary slavery.
In promising to "lovc, honor aud
comfort" tho wife obligatcs horsoli to
do aa much as any reasonable man
could ask, for II she Ia truo and
faithful in those three particulars she
will not provo rccrcant to any trust hcr
husband may have rcposod in her.
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A country drunk with prosperity Is
not likely to try tho silver cure CRcin.
matt Tribune,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

Tho tide OF battle in Cuba, according
to the most solemn ayorments OF both
sides. is at this very momont bearing
both sides on to victory. And yet thorc
aro hundreds OF persons who pretend
to believe that nothing depends upon
tho point Of iew.-PhRdieiphiq Inquirer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

New NoRE has her canal no less re-
nowneI than that OF Kiel.
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COMM EMIT.

1t il now suspected that tho, Tam.
many tiger ia 4 'po'sum.- Washington
Star.
Turkey doesn't mind being theorotic.
nl!y roasted" on paper. Nothing but
solid shot we'll aimed will bring "thc
unspeakablo Turk" to his reason. lie
has played with the great nations b..
ioro and gone right OIL committing hia
barbaritics. There will, however. como
i time when no will quit, and the hu.
man world will answer in chorus,
Amen" That time ought 10 DO now
Chicago Inter- Ortdn.
Mrs. Frank lGslic has signed tho mar
quis DO Louvillo for tho aurn,ner season.
Chicago DnpGtch
Under the heading "a Danger TO DO
Faced" tho Democratic New York
Times frankly comedies: THAT lis
party ia not likely TO cleo, the next
President. 2-That tho liopo Of tho
country Tor sound finance is in the Re.
publican party. 3-rhRt the liopubli.
can party, by its state delegations in
the Fifty-iourLh Congress. ia two to ono
opposed 10 FREQ silver, while By tho
samo sign tho Democratic party is unan.
imous in its iavor.--Liica HculI.
For three dnya now the earth hasn't
lloman-cundled tho south, tho prince OF
Wales hasn't had tho toothachc, aud
Mrs. Lease hasn't had horsclf in,or-
viewed. What's tho mattor?-AuywLd,
Ca. Chronicle.
Colonel WattGrs0n was said, n few
days ago, to have "sworn of" entirely
from politics, but hurD hn Is in Chicago
"!ayiug down tho lnw," aud In very snn-
siblo fashion. too. for his party, just rs
OF yorc. Maybe he is ike rip Van
Winkln and will mot count this ono"
Total abatInenco-irom politics OF course
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Latest European a~lyicos atato that
Mrs. Frank Leslie has signed tho mar
Quis DO Louvillo for tho urnmer season.
-CiicugO Dnpuich
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
L NNLUAHIE pENpEKIN.

y virtue ola deed Of trust made By Isabelle
= savage, 10 me as trustee, dated AprIl l., lSH
recorded In tue office OF the Clerk 81 the Count
SouFtot Ohloc county. West Virginia. III Deed Of
trust HOOK NO. ~, page lis. ! will sell a,thc
north front door Of the cour. House Of said
county on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1895.
commencing at 10 o'clock n. H.. tho following
property, tlnt IL 10 say: All Of that certain VIr.j
OF parcel oil land situate IN Triadrlphia d!>t;ict,
in,Ohio county, State oi West Virginia, tiJsa'
cry part o tsc iNrm owned by William X, l9t'
lcf, situate on tho National road, nhOui taNs
miles cast Of the city OF WhCclinIl and l~oGE!,i
~ follows: Beginning at a stake on the south
east side OF Edglngton lane. ihGIcr running
sonth u y east '~lvo.hUudrctI aud niue ami avr,,
.ru'USicet 10 y stake; thence running noril o.
~ east one huulfch and f~orly-SiN AID Nv
,cWttIs feet; thence running north ~ "
west iour hundred aud Scvcnty-Scvcn irrt -
hStaEe on the run; thence running north G. y
west scvcnty'ninc feet TO tho corner of the iNt
turn 10 tho right OF The ~Edglugion Lane, sad
heIco running with tho lRnc south Sc " west
one hundred and f0rty-thtcn feet 10 the pI.n
vi GcSiiiAlnG, containing two NcrrS OF lNuh,
Also the exclusive nsH Ola spring on The al
lacent farm Of said William L. Porter. lyi@i
sohlhcnStcrlv FROM the land hereby conveyed
nhu about three or four hundred feet dl'iaH'
thcTc'toul, with right OF ingrcSS 10 and oEioI
from Said spring, anil with further right to will
NJ sail spring md my pipe. thCrctrOm to the
property hereby conveyed, being the >alic
PROPERTY convrycl to said Isabelle 5. Savage w
William H.. Porter, hv deed dated SrptrmhJ; i,
1877, recorded in Decd Hook No. g., pages rs,
2Sl,
TERMS o F SNr:-Onc.third and rs much mM'
ot the purchase money rs tho purchaser ciccN
10 rNv In cash on the dag Of sale. the balance 10
TWO clinl iii>tnilmcntS At twelve aud clEhiScG
months. notes bearing Interest from tho Jay oI
:hIu with security satisfactory 10 the tri,tc" 10
be giHcn for tho dcfCrrcd payments. tho t.icN
DO retained until payment is madn in mll.
W. W C0WDEN, TTu,t"
&c l%lEEvrY, Auc,iourCr. mylNF
-
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DoS'r DO talked into having an opera.
ton performed or injections OF carUolsc
acid used. ns i. may cost YOU your life.
Charles K Goc,au nnd W, W. Irwin,
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While most OF the reports OF flibus,.
erinc expeditions being fitted out aud
sont from this country to Cuba arc
doubtless greatly exaggerated, there
are. possibly, some grains OF truth in
them. Thus, whatever NAV DO tho
sympathy OF the American people for
tho Cubans, who arc struggling for free
dom from Spanish misrulc, tho action
OF this government in ordering the
Raleigh to Southern waters, as an extra
p%recautiou against such expeditions
leaving the country, will meet with gem
oral approval. There ia no other course
to pursue; tho neutrality laws must bo
observed, and faith kept with Spain by
not rendering nor allowing 10 be rem.
dered any illegal assistance to the in.
surgents, oven though the reasons for
their uprising wore greater than they
are.-Phladeiphia LCtger.
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A manifesto purporting to come from
the Cuban Revolutionary Party" has
boon circulated at Key West, tho tenor
OF which may DO gathered from tho
following choice extracts: "RolofI is
well supplied with ammunition, etc,
including 5000 pounds of dynamite,
which has been put into bombs OF di der
ent sizes" The name and the methods
OF warfare OF this man Roloff suggest
the possibility that he NAV be a Russian
anarchist. 1.-THE lives Of Spaniards who
love liberty will DO projected" con-
,inues thia precious document: from
which expression it may be presumed
that all Spanish non.combatants who
shall prefer to smoke their cigarettes
under the Spanish flag are in danger.
"Maceo is burning towns and ~plapta-
tons. Tho Manen convicts are all join
ing tho rebels. The people OF Santiago
do Cuba are dying OF hunger. IIurrah
for liberty" Ii tho sentiments and
methods OF tho insurrectionists have
been truly set forth in this manifesto
tho Cuban patriots" will look in vain
for sympathy from the American peo.
plc.-Phtlddelph:G Record.
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It Is now SUSPECTED that tho, Tam.
many tiger ia 4 'poasum.- Washington
Star.
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aMUSEM ENTS,
Wheeling Driving Club.
lS . g.
SPRING MEETING, JUNE Is, 26, 81, %,
WHEELING, w. VA.
$4,000. Half Mile TRACK
FIRST DAY JUNE Is.

500 RESERVED FOR SPECIALS.
Entries close Tuesday. June IS Records nade
thai duy 70 bar.
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NOT ICE.
Publication of Summons.

NS %ans Sa Gonnty, In the Superior Court
The Thomson. Houston Electric Com
pany. a corporation suing on behalf OF
itself and the corpOratOrS, creditors, dealers,
and Others interested in the affairs OF The
Henderson Electric and Gas Light Com
panv who shall, in due time. make them
selves parties to this special proceeding
and contribute to the expense thereof,
Plaintiffs.
Against
The Henderson Electric and Gas Light
COMPANY, and others, Defendants.
The State OF North Carolina to the Sheriff
of Vance County, Greeting: You are
hereby commanded to summon The
Henderson Electric and Gas Light Com
pany, a corporation, and the corporators,
creditors, dealers, and others interested
i'm the affairs of the said Defendant Com
pany. if to be found in your county, To be
and appear before the Clerk OF the superior
Court OF Vance county, at the court hou. e
in Henderson, \. e., ON the 9th ga! o,
August. 1895. to answer the complaint or
the Plaintiffs above named, which Will be
depOsited in the Office of the Clerk OF said
Court within ten days after the issuing OF
this Summons. And let the said Defen-
dant take notice that If it fails to answer
the Plaintiffs complaint within said time,
the Plaintiff will apply to the Court fol
the relief demanded in the complaint
This special proceeding is brought under
the provisions of Sections 694 and go OF
the Code for the dissolution of the Defen
dant corporation and for the application
Of its assets to the payment of its debts
Herein fail not and make due return OF
this Summons.
July 18th, 1895.
ID. II. GILL, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Vance county. n. &.
Il. r. Hicks. J PLAINTIFFS
| THOMAS Nj. PITTMAN, Attorneys.
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Notice..

DY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
ID red upon me bv Trust Deed duly
executed to me by X. l.. Daingerfield and
wife Sarah Daingerfield. on the 10Th day
of April, 1887, which is registered In Vance
county Book 10 pages dS ,ns SG ho, ahq at at
the debt secured therein. shall, ON
MONDAY, THE26TH DAY OF AUGUST,
1895, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, at the court house door IN
Hend crson, Vance county, n. e., the fol
lowing property to-wit: a certain lot OF
derson, n. c., adjoining the lands or MIS-
Florence Davis, DR.. {. 5. Boyd, e. f
Burnett Mrs. w. r. Henry, and others
and bounded as follows: Begin at an iron
stake about 800 feet West from the intel
section e Nicholas street and Chava Sst
and ,ur lnrlce n. -, w. lao feet 10 Al
| iron stake DR.. &. 5. Boyd S line, thence ;
II. w 2O5 feet to an iron stake Mrs. Flor
| ence Davis and r. l.. Daingerfield's cor
ner, thence $. 20, f. $40 feet to an iron
stake said Mrs. Florence Davis and X. l.
W. 1876 feet to an iron stake on DavE
street, thence 5. 70, f. 202l2 feet along
Mrs. w. K. Uenry's line and T.. +. Bur
nett's line to an iron stake, thence \. IL
| +. l9j feet to an iron stake on ChaVasst
avenue 1t being the lot with improve
ments thereon whercon X. L. Daingerheit
and wife formerly resided and where Mrs
| Florence Davis now resides, and thu
| vacant lot Just in the rear of said lot which
| is used as IA garden and fruit lot.
| Time of sale Monday, August Goth, 1890
| Terms Cash.
| Place Court House Door, henderson
| North Carolina.
This July oath, 1898.
| ID. Y. COOPER, Trustee.
| A c. ZOLIICOFFER, Attorney.
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Mr.. 2. Wyckoff has brought us
something of a curiosity in the way of
prolific bearing plums. 1t is a sinole
branch cut from one Of his trees and in
the space OF one foot and a half there
are 81 well developed plums all thor
ouShly matured. 1t is what is known
as The Abundant, and is fine variety,
ooth IN quantity and quality of the
frnit. Mr.. Wyckoff has two trees.
three years old in fine bearing. He
says there are probably three bushels
OF plums on them.
Capt. Croker writes that we were
mistaken about his being appointed
county Examiner of public schools.
We found his name in the list of Ex-
aminers as published in the public
school edition of the Neus and o.
serrer, and as we had made no inquiry
on that point naturally inferred that he
had been appointed as stated in our
last issue. This correction is made
to save unnecessary trouble to teach
ers and to Capt. Croker.
IL nice lot OF beautiful new prints Just
received. II. THOMSON.
f. f. Hight, the jeweler, has been
succeeded by Hight & Co. apr-4
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GOOD FOR OUR SOLDIER BOYS.
Annual INSPECTION .

Col. A. l.. Smith. of Charlotte, In
spector General of the State Guard,
held the annual inspection Of the
Vance Guards on the 18th. He was
assisted by Major B. S. Register, Of
Oxford, Assistant Inspector General.
Our boys were out in full force aud
in their neat uniforms, polished accou-
trements, and soldierly bearing, did
both themselves and their officers great
credit.
Col. Smith expressed himself as
thoroughly satisfied with the drill,
equipments, and generally creditable
condition and appearance of Capt.
Jones' command.
We heartily commend the diligence
and proficiency in military matters of
Capt. Jones, his officers and men, and
hope they will not only keep up their
present standard of excellence, but
continue to improve until they are
pointed out as the crack company o.
the State Guard-a credit to the county
and sure and reliable preservers Of the
peace and good order of the commu
nifty,
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3R%@0(LAL&PE Il! $:
.a3 III s *<=4=>''@ = -

We regret to announce the serious
sickness of Col. S. S. Cooper.
Mr.. John D. Cooper and family are
home from pleasant stay at Old
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. r. Estes, of At
lanta, are visiting Mrs. J. W. Ponton
in Henderson.
Misses Sue and Hettie Williams. of
Warrenton, are the guests of MSS
Matte Lehman
Mr.. w. E. Massenburg and sister
Miss Tucker have gone to New York
on pleasure trip.
Mr.. Randall Pope, Of Florida, is Wis
iting the family of his father-in-law
Mr.. G. McNair in our town.
Mr.. Manson Foote has returned
| from pleasant outing at Nag's Head
and other points in Eastern North
| Carolina.
| DR.. F. r. Harris and Andrew J..
Harris, Esq, have returned from Bos-
ton and other points Of interest, pleased
and refreshed by their trip.
The Sun says that Mrs. w. II.
Wester, of Henderson, who has been
visiting in that city, left Friday for
Oxford and Buffalo Springs to stay
awhile.
Miss Lemme Jordan returned Mon
day night from brief but pleasant
visit to Morehead City, having joined
the writer in Raleigh Friday on his
way down from Greensboro.
| DR.. J. H. Tucker and wife, Mr.. j
R. Young and daughter Miss Lott!e
Miss Sallie Clary and Mr.. w. A. Hunt
are home from Boston and New York
All report having had most delight
full time.
Mr.. D. Y. Cooper and son Sidney
returned from Morehead City Monday
night, their stay being cut short by 1
telegram announcing the sickness o
Mr.. Cooper's infant son. The child ii
; now much better we are glad to state
DR.. Charles Ira Wyche, talented
!; and popular young son Of Vance
, county, who has been making head
| quarters in Kansas City for some tim
, as Western representative Of larg
New York drug concern, arrived yes
terday and will spend while here.
J. E. Ingle, Jr., went to Oxfor
Tuesday on legal business. Judg
Starbuck is holding this term Of Gran
vile court, and Mr.. Ingle reports tina
; the bar and people generally are Yer
; much pleased with his conduct of tn
court. There are several interestin
cases on the criminal docket.
. Mr.. Will Whitfield, son of our towns
, man Mr.. B. Whitfield, left Monday to
New Haven, Conn.,. where in future h
will make his home. He already ha
t two brothers who are doing SUGGEST.
/ business in New Haven, and expec,
n to become a machinist and settle ther
, himself. He has our best wishes ft
; his success in his chosen voca ton.
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Notice..

Rl VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
- red by Trust Deed executed To me
by Med. Edwards and wife, on the 18th
day Of July, 1892, and by consent and at
request of all the parties Interested, |
shall. ON MONDAY, THE 2oTH DAY
OF JULY, 1899, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash at the court
house door in Henderson. Vance county.
one certain tract of land in Vance county,
\. g.. situate on the East side of the
Raleigh X CASTOR railroad, ad Ioining the
lands Of &. ii. Fleming, w. NJ. Hight.
VIM. Blanks, John Rowland. and others:
it being the tract known as The solomon
Tract and fully described in said Trust
Deed which Is registered in Vance county.
Book IS, page IA. Containing IT, acres
more or less.
Also one other tract of land situate In
Vance comfy, and bounded as follows
Begin at Spanish oak on the Raleigh n
CASTOR railroad thence West along Iyn-
bank road to Spanish oak. thence south
along the old Henderson road to Raleigh,
CASTOR railroad, then North along rail-
road to beginning, containing six acres.
Said land fully described in said Deed
This June 18th. 1895
A. Z. IOLLICOFFER, Trustee.
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Save Your Fruit.

There is enough fruit wasted on any
ordinary farm where there is an
orchard, every year it fruits, to pay the
taxes and buy most of the necessary
supplies if taken care Of. This often
goes to waste Through carelessness, but
ottener for want of a. Little outlay and
needed information. Canning fruit is
simple process and cans are cheap.
Any person of ordinary intelligence
can get cans and information at places
where they are sold, and with the
fruit ready can earn several dollars per
day that generally goes to waste.
This fruit thus saved keeps indefinitely
and can be sold for cash or traded for
other necessary supplies. Further,
our merchants prefer it as it sells bet
ter, eats better and is more satisfactory
every way.
People who have fruit can easily save
it if they will and turn it to more
profitable use than feeding hogs, or
allowing to fall off and rot.
Act upon the suggestion and next
winter when coming to town to trade
bring along canned fruit to exchange
for sugar, coffee, sc. You do not
need any fancy labels, people cannot
eat labels, but they do love nice south
srn grown ripe fruit.-Burlington NeDs
| Any one wishing a bill OF lumber Gu
cheap, in small or large quantities, will
| leave orders at the coal yard. l an
prepared to do it on short notice.
| J. S. POYTHRESS.