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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-18
LIGHT Flashes

That tired feeling should be
overcome at once or it may end
most seriously. Take Hoods Sar-
saparilla now and prevent sick
ness and suffering later in the
season.
The disappearance, with threats
of suicide, of j. Pivriotti, an Ital-
ian, has been reported to police
headquarters.
Rev. ]. G. Mulholland, former.
ly in charge of st. Msry's Epis-
copal Memorial Seminary, died
yesterday, at the age Of Is years.
His life work was that of a teacher
and he was well.known in the
state.
The weather bureau man esti-
mates this mornings rainfall as
about 35.l00 OF an inch.
-Messrs. Dick Berry and Geo.
Lester had a knock down argu-
ment on Soledad street yesterday
afternoon and Lester was fined So
for the part he took in it by the
recorder this morning.
August Klockenkemper, a
hackdriver, was arrested this
morning and taken before Justice
Devine on a charge OF conspiracy
to rob. He gave bond in the sum
of $500. He is accused OF being
implicated in the robbery of John
Holden by Mushhea1 Smith, A. l..
Mayfield and s. NJ. Morris, Sunday
night.
Ransom Coleman, colored, was
arraigned before Justice Jones this
morning on a charge OF arson, and
went to jail IN default OF 81 900 bail.
He Is accused of setting fire to
Kraehenbuehl's restaurant on Sole
dad street last night.
The nine. months-old baby OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Satter-
white, of No. AL North Leona
street, died yesterday and will be
buried this afternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Schunke is seriously ill
at her residence corner Marshall
aud Flores streets, but is some bet
ter today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-18
Retrlbution Day.

The ancient Greeks held the 18th
day OF June to be sacred to Meme.
sis, the God OF Retribution.
Napoleon was defeated at Water
loo on the 18th day Of June, just
eighty years ago.
On the 18th day of June, 1857,
Frederick the Great, OF Prussia, was
totally defeated by the Austrians
at Kolin.
Military commanders should re.
train from fighting pitched battles
on the 18th OF June, il they would
not tempt Nemesis to overwhelm
them with defeat and rout.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-18
GENUINE BARGAINS.
II You Want to Make Some Money
It Will Pay You to Look
Into Thia

No. -Four fine building lots, near U.
S. Arsenal, at 80 per cent. below actual
value.
No. 2.-127 acres rich farming land to
trade for house and lot in city.
No. 3.-Seven room house, 6 blocks from
postoffice, large lot, at 50, 500; terms easy.
No. 4.-For sale or EXCHANGE: New q
story brick business house, we'll located,
worth $4,000; will take 5000; part cash,
part suburban property.
No. 5-Four first-class brick stores, CEN
trally located, will trade for vacant prop
erty.
No. 6.-Elegant 2-story house, 4 blocks
from Main Plaza; will take one-third
vacant lots, balance on easy payments;
price very low.
No. 7.-540 acres fine land, all fenced;
l6O acres in cultivation and under irriga.
ton. Cheap at 5000; terms easy; big
bargain.
No. s.-64 lots, near 1. and G. N. depot,
at $50 q lot. Come and see us on this
we might make a good trade with you for
part property:
LARKIN & DAUGHERTY,
223 II 101 West Houston street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-18
JIM DIGNowIrY's TRIP.
he Returned From Mexico Last
Night With a Broken Leg.


Mr.. James V. Dignowity returned
last night from three-months
stay in Mexico. He has been to
chihuahua, Coshuila, Tamsulipas
and other points.
Mr.. Dignowity met with a sad
misfortune while away, which his
many friends will be panied to
learn. He was horseback riding
in the Sierra Madre mountains last
May 80, when the horse became
frightened by the saddle slipping
from under him. Mr.. Dignowity
jumped from off the horse, and be-
ing a man Of good weight,
his right leg was broken
when he struck the ground. The
fracture is just above the instep,
rear the ankle. Mr.. Dignowity
was carried to neigh boring house,
where a Mexican Immediately set
the leg before the limb swelled.
DR.. Paschal, who happened to be
down in that part Of the country on
business at the time, heard Of Mr..
Dignowity's accident and proceed
ed to where he was to aid him, If
possible. He put the leg in plaster
paris. No one knew Of the acct
dent, not even his family, until he
came home last night. He will be
unable to move for several weeks.
He rested easily during the night
and said he felt quite well, when a
reporter of the LIGHT called on
him this morning. DR.. Paschal
has also returned from Mexico.
Mr.. Dignowity said the condition
OF Mexico is most prosperous, and
according to the present outlook
Mexico will soon be strong rival
to the United States in the way Of
enterprises. He says that in the
past three years shoe factories and
other similar industries have been
in operation in different parts OF
Mexico. He says there is also cal
leo print factory established down
there and in operation. This is
all brought about, he says, by the
depreciation OF silver, A pair OF
gloves that formerly cost rs cents
now costs $3.50, and prices on other
similar manufactured goods have
been raised accordingly. Mr.. Dig
nowity concluded by saying that
the people of Mexico hope that
Uncle Sam will retain the gold
standard,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-18
Jimmy Leahey's Funeral.

The remains OF the late James
Leahey were inferred in the city
cemetery this morning, large
number Of the saloon fraternity
folio wing the hearse to the grave,
No answer has been received to
a message sent yesterday to his
mother in New York, by Mr.. Sum-
merlin, who has acted as agent for
her in looking after her son.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-18
Cut Him With a Knife.

Aleck Nemety was engaged in
painting a house for Robert Uhr's
father at Wetmore station last Fri
day, when he got into a difficulty
with Robert Young, a boy about II
years of age. Young pulled out a
pocket knife and seriously cut Ne
mety on the right arm. The wound
had to be sewed up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-18
Leaves San Antonio.

Mr.. Claud Fields, who has been
one Of our most popular and oblig-
ing young drug clerks, with Kali
teyer & Schuchardt, for some two
years past, has resigned and will
go to New York, where has accept
ed a position with new dentrifice
manufacturing firm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-18
THE MOST EXCITING SHOW

Ever seen on the Vaudeville stage.
Come and see the capture Of the
Dalton Gang, and the Great Train
Robbery Scene. Come and be con-
WINGED. House crowded nightly.
Standing room only, at the Bella
Union theatre.
1tkBILLIE KLINGLER, Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-18
Hermann Breusing, Notary Public

Pension certificates adjusted. Many
years OF experience have made me fami
liar with the work. Volmachten mach
Deutschland. Office, San Antonio Daily
LIGHT Printing house, 1O4 E. Commerce
Street.
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Atlantic Yea Go.
WO Lcal, Let Those Who Can Folio W.
c TIES.
Matter, OF Minor Nom Ia Huh Abnr
thu CITY.

Matter, OF Minor Mpmrnt In Huh About
thu city.
WHEELING Park Casino this evening
"Ninnforc."
TIE St. Matthews boy choir will give
a concert at Ariou Hall on Thursday,
June 20.
TIE LaBollc tin works is oil on nc.
count OF m accident to the rolls on Sat
urday. The nail factory is also oil on
account OF n lack of metal.
Tue Nellie By fishing club will leave
next week for its animal camp down
the river, and the Spike Island club
will 20 downs few days later.
TIE real estate committee OF council
last night recommended the payment of
bills aggrecnting $iGS IS. and the fire.
department committee 500 10.
The Kings daughters OF tho Fourth
street N. L. church will have n lawn
fate this evening at tho residence OF
Mrs. John List, on North Main street.
THE remains OF tho late Henry Dol
bruCge, who was killed at the Top mill
blast furnace. on Saturday, will be laid
to rcst in Weeks cemetery this after
noon.
TIE council COMMITTEES OIL ordinances
last night prepared a now cheap meat
ordinance, 10 comply with tho law Ns
laid down by the chairman at the last
meeting.
AT its regular meeting las. night the
city board of public work. instructed
the chief OF police to enforce strictly all
ordinances relative 10 distractions OF
streets. sidewalks, etc
Is the case Of Henry L Schroeder va.
August Busch wciugcr and others yes.
terday morning. Judge Campbell issued
an order directing that the money in.
volred be distributed by h c'court.
WEDNESDAY, evening the Ladies OF
Honor will give m entertainment and
social at Odd Fellows hall, for which Il
very attractive programme has been
prepared. 1t will no doubt be worth
seeing.
IL the police court yesterday Frank
Murphy WAC dismissed and G. Ii. Rich.
ardson. who hit Murphy with n brick,
was fined s. and costs. Officer McCaus.
lands obstrcporous drunk and q plain
one cot 81 and costs each.
TIE Mail Pouch tobacco workers will
give an outing on Saturday. at Mozart
park. A feature OF tho affair will DO a
foot race. 800 yards, bc4, two in three,
between William klcldsing and +. ].
Clark, for $50 and n side bet of S2j.
FIRES will be lighted in the new Top
mill blast furnace the last OF this week
or the first OF mkt, and it is expected
tho furnace will be ready 70 make iron
in ten DAYS or so. Tho Wheeling steel
plant is idle this week to make repairs.
LAST night Lizzie Hardy and Annie,
White, and Sam Flanagan, n colorcd
hotel porter, wero arrested by officer
Garden, OF tho Second ward. for drunk.
cnnrss, aud Clara Wilson was locked up
by Officer Knabe, OF the First ward Tor
street-walking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
AID THE HOMELESS.

Cameron Appeals to tho OutsIde world
For Aid For II, ifom-lrss and Destitute,
Wheeling should Respond Generously
to this Appeal.
The fire at Cameron has ma do homo.
less and entirely destitute, not loas than
thirty families. Tho small town, Of
course, cannot for long boar tho burden
Of tho airport oil these people, though
this is being done at present checrIully
and vii liuGly. At meeting Of the cit.
liens and officials OF the town held last
night it was determined to appeal to
tho outside world, especially to the
people Of Wheeling and other places in
tho vicinity Of Cameron, for mid for
these people. Contributions OF money
are preferred. but clothing will be
gladly accepted by tho Commit,uc in
Charge Of tho work, at tho hond Of
which IS Mayor 7. =. Itichardaon. por.
sons who wish TO contribute clothing or
money can .ond their donations to him
ut Cameron, ". Va. Or, il preferable,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
DANIEL lIEIsNELd. DEAD.

A Wen Known Wheeling Man Dies ut m
EnrIy Hour To.dnY.
This morning. Mt | o'clock occurred tho
death at his homo in Glendale, OF Mr..
Daniel lloIskoll. in tho ,~hirty.iitth year
Of his agc. Mr.. llciskoll has not been
actively engaged in business for somo
time ON account OF m attack Of nervous
perturbation, from which he had
not recovered. Last winter he wont
to Cuba and Florida in tho hopo that
tho climate oil tho Sunny South would
fully restore his health. Ito returned
early in the spring and has since ro.
manned ut his home in Glendale. For a
few days no has been n vcry sick man
aud his condition yesterday was con.
sidCrcd quito serious. lie sank during
tho night and death came ut | o'clock.
Ito leavos II wife but no children.
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tho lSTELLIGENcEn will receive and for.
ward 10 tho mayor, money Coniribu.
tiona.
Cameron 10 tributary IN q business
sense to Wheeling. and tho charitabIy
disposed Of this city. should no. be
backward in this. tho darkest hour in
tho history OF Cameron. Lot WheOl-
ing's contributions reach beyond those
Of any other community and Cameron
will not DO backward in thanks OF tho
sincere kind.
Tho following Is tho toxt Of tho mp.
peal for hclp from Mayor Richardson,
OF Cameron.
ArrEAL ron Heir nY THE CITIZENS or
CAMERoS. W. NA.-lluying sustained II
loss by iirc of tho greatest magnitude OF
any city OF equal population In tho
country. making homeless twcnty.ciglt
families aud laying In ashes 100000
worth Of property, va ask through tho
columns Of your paper to appeal to tho
tho charitable pooplo throughout the
country for funds with which TO pro.
udc for tho suffering OF Our town,
Other papers please COPY.
L. p. RICHARDSON,
Mayor OF Cameron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.


s~trnnser'in the CtT nuI Wheeling ro!E'
abroad.
Hon. y. K. Kennon and Judge |. II.
CASTOR, OF ST. CIairsvillc, were Wheel.
Ing visitors yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George ". Shinn, OF
North Front street. have returned from
an extended wcstrra tour.
VI. D. Post will leave for Morgantown
to-day.to attend tho commencement ex.
ercises OF the state University.
Charles 4. Wood and bride have re-
turned from their welding trip. They
will reside on the South Side.
Miss Edith MctzcGr and Mrs. Julia
Troutwin will leave to-day to visit their
sister in Jeannctto, West Morelaud
county, Tenn.
Misses May and Pearl Hall, OF Wash
~ington, Pa, were in tho city yesterday
on their way to Sistersville, whore they
will visit for a few weeks.
Gus Pratt, tho Wheclin. & Elm
Grove conductor. Yesterday caught n
th%rce.ponnd bass in Wheeling creek nj
SChrador's hole. the largest catch OF tho
season,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Tho county commissioners Of Putnam county
". Va, invite sealed proposals for the erection
ola new court house on The public square IN the
tawn Of Winfield. agreeable To the plnus aud
specifications for same ~Drrparrd by Architect
Frank +. MilbuFn. OF Hrnuva y. Va Said plans
will bC on t!lo at thCcounty Clcrk's Office nj Win
field on AMI after June 10. $50. Contractors
will Glc with ihcIr BIDS q certified check for
sH0OJ. made payable to X 4. SuImonS. county
CLERK. ms evidence II their bid IS accepted. they
will !lc bond for 500 o. to aid county for the
faithful performance Of their contract Bid
will be received until o'clock p. IN. Jnly l.,
isni. when said bids will be opened aud the de
cIsiUu OF the court made public. The commits
s!oucrS reserve the hight 10 ruject any or ali bids.
X, A. SALMOSS,
ielO County Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

House, five rooms, brick, corner lot. I'D s.res
s!,aDJ,
Two brick houses and i.roomcd house IN ~.
Fol st., 9TH ward. rent, iof $40 peT year.
House. D rooms. brick, lot 3JIl2! IT,, CAHD...,
81. 9th ward, 5000.
splendid lot for dwelling, y. Main street. ir4,
Sth street. sou
House. iiroomS and store room. Main s,rco,,
ncar 2lst street. lot iiNlN feet
House. . rooms and hall, Chapllno street. lea,
I'D street, 500.
Corner ioL Lind street, Ielvcdcru. SO
House, 1 rooms. brick, and stable. 18th Hreg
81 LOO.
House, 8 rooms. 18th street. sI.GOl
House, > rooms and hall. corner North FJl.
and Kentucky streets. 1900.
Double frame house. 10 rooms aud store fny.4
corner Of sd aud Jacob streets. rents for 81 ~;
month. s3.69l.
House. ; rooms. brick. mud i.roomci hou.c Ia
rcur, EoiT street. Centre Wheeling. SJ,O1l,
House. 4 rooms. Goth street. $1,000.
House ! rooms. lltL street, cheap On cliy
terms. go.
House, / rooms. brick. Jacob street. 9Th wa.L
House. ; rooms and hall. Park View. 10. ~.
III feet. cIIy terms, sl.7pD-'
Double house. 10 rooms. Indiana street. IslllL
iiIousc. 5 ROOMS. corner LOT. 9th st,cc:, e4,y
erins sl,i1.
Houses rooml, McColloch street, Ea,. wh.a.
House, rooms aud hall. with largo lot ls,a
street. $500
House. rooms. DiltImore sheet, East who,..
Ing, easy terms. Sl.ON
ilou>e, / rOOinS. 18Th street. easy terms. SlJl
House, 10 looms, brick. with large lot. liza
street. cheap.
House, ) rooms. Jacob street 9th ward. oly
terms. Sl.J0O.
House. 6 rooms, Wood street. 9Th wari. st.3il
House. q :Ooms. brick. MArke. street, Centr,
Wheeling. cheap. Sl.2M.
Lots on Lind street, Eolycdcre, $50 and s!T
each.
Three lots in Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market street d. moIo'.
ate price
real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
YOUNG SCHULTZ \
The Class of $50 ut West DIN Military
NcnIrmI.

The Glass OF 1898 ut West Point Military
Academy.
. The INrELLIGEScER has already an
nounced it AS almost certain that Ed
ward II. Schultz, OF this city. would be
first in this years class at tho United
States Military Academy at West Point,
and all OF Mr. Schuliz's friends, as well
as all Wheeling people having any local
pride. will BIO glad TO see the following
confirmation OF the report:
WEST porXr, n. Y. June l0.-At a
drcs. parade this evening tho standing
in general mort OF tho graduating class
was announced. T. II. Schultz, OF
West Virginia. stood first.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11

The Lincoln School Alumni Associa.
ton held Il meeting at the school build.
ing last evening. At which the follow
ing officers were elected for tho ensuing
year: President. Miss Fannie Il. Leo;
vice president, Miss Ada J. Dolimyor;
secretary, Miss Ella F. Jones: treasurer.
Miss Bessie I. Lee; executive commit
tee. Misses Mamie Jennings, Mamie
Williams, Jennie Baldwin. Annie Jcn-
ninga and Mrs. Carrie II. Bell. 1t was
decided to hold the annual banquet Of
the association OF the evening OF Fri.
day. June 2l. at tho Lincoln school
building. \ very enjoyable evening
was passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
or tho Drawing for Redemption
Of Bonds Of 1855 of the City of
Wheeling.
Wheeling.

Notice Is hereby given by the commissioner
OF the loan Of lSAj Of the city Of Wheel
Ing. that on Juno !. ls9I, pursuant to
the requirements OF tho ordinance Of sRIL
city. passed May u, lSSi, entitled IAN Or.
diuHnCc TO Provide for the Issue md Sale Of
bonds Of the city Of Wheeling. to be known as
bonds Of ISSj, aud FOX tho redemption and pay.
mcni thereof, AMI pruyiding for the payment
from the r1vCunCr of tho Gas and WHtHr
WORKS the following described bond,
issued under said ordnance were duly
determined by lobby said commissioners for re-
dcmptiOn aud payment on the ilrst day Of July,
1895. to witt bond, no. one nv. for siOj; Ma two
ltl, Tor SOD: No. six TO-. for SlbJ. 40. twenty.
three i!Il, Tor SE0; No. slIty.ihrrc tiD, for SIOI;
No, spvCuty.twO az. for $40. M seventy. SIX
t1Gl. fur $40; No, CIEhty.lvc $50, for $40 No.
CightyciE ISL, for SiOO; No. ono hundred aud
ten tllOl, for SFn; No one hundred and nineteen
ul9l, for el.WO: No, one hundred and thirty.inur
U3ll. for SION; No. one hundred aud forty. til roo
OiN, for Sl.OW No. one hGndrGi md ~iity-Slx
tliGl, for 81 ,ON, M, one hundred aud Scvcnty.ilvO
NIl, for 81 900 No, one hundrrd md ninety six
(i!fl, IN Sl,UN; NJ. two hundred md ~tiity.onc
(2'll. for sl,0J. TINT said bonds will hc redeemed
aud paid at the Bank OF The ohio Valley, IN the
city OF Wheeling. West Virginia by sHid rom.
miSSiOnrrs on aud after snld ilHt duy OF July.
lh9b, mud that said bonds SO determined will
cease to hcHr Interest from tho last mentioned
day and date.
COMMISSIONER OF THE LOAN or 1851,
lot IT, I. II UnurISs. ChpIru,,
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COM SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ uABLEOlIlO COUNTY REAL ESTATE

Samuel |. Smith. Executor Oft
the estate otSamucl II. Smith,
deceased.
William l. Smith. Thomas Il In Chanccry.
Smith. Robert VI. Smith, FL.
wand G. Smith. Margaret J.
Smith. Samuel +. smith,
Laura Smith and l.ulu Smith.
10 pursuance Of n decree OF the Circuit Court
OF ohl0county, West Virginia. rendered on the
lsth dhy Of May. 1855, the undersigned. who was
appointed special commisSioner for the purpose,
will on
THURSDAY, THE :7uI DAY OF JUNE, ls?5.
commencing at 10 o'clock Il. M, sell nj public
auction, on the ,pfeni'es 10 the highest bidder,
the following described real estate, tO.wit: All
that trnct OF land situated In Liberty district.
Ohio county. West Virginia, that wa conveyed
10 Samuel II. Smith. deceased, on the sOlh day
of July, 1850. by Samuel Irwin, shrrltrot Ohio
county, and John X. ~liotStorI. under n decree
tho circuit court OF Ohio county, In the case of
John wayi w Samuel He'll. aud The case OF llli
vs.. Way &c. the tact OF land In the bill anl
proceedings therein mentioned md dcCrccd 10
he sold. and more fully described In a plat OF n
survey made by John Gilmore for said Samuel
II. Smith on the 18Th day OF June, 1850, land
which Is attached 10 and made Il pnrt Of exhibit
number hled IN the above entitled cauSch, as
follows: BEGINNING at n stone corner to lands of
~. |. Connolly. formerly John Gifin. aud thence
north 81 east Il poles 10 Il stone; thence south
5l'-.' east lOi; Q poles 10 n stone; thence south I9S
west W poles to n stone; thence south 3lf,e
west 70 poles TO n stone; thence south Cgl,s
west 6G.3 poles 10 n stone; thence North $50 ives,
lo' poles 10 the place OF beginning. nni contain.
ing eighty (SNl ncrcS. " Cl rundS aul nineteen
UG polcS more or less, Said real estate will DO
sold as a whole or IN two separate traciS ofnbOut
thirty nnd fifty acres ench, rs divided bv tho
public ronh running through tho land, Al mnv
DO deemed best ~ Snid special CDmmi>sIOpcr
There Is dwelling house and other buildings
on each tFRci.
TERMS or SALE:-Onc third Of the purchase
money. and as much more ~ the purchaser nny
elect 10 pny In cnS! on day OF snlr, nnI lie hni.
nncc In two rqlnl instnllmcnts ut me and two
years. with Interest from day OF sale, thu inter.
est on the second deferred insiHllmcnt 10 be nnIl
annually the purchaser 10 execute hi, notes
with approved pcrNonnl security, Tor tho dclrr.
reel instAlllncntS. the title to be- rctaiurI un,iI
property is fully paid for.
W, NJ. DUNLAP,
Special Commissioner.
thereby certify TINT bond and security ne nv
CURED by law. md tho decree In this calisc, Inns
been given by tho said W. NJ. punlnp, SnrcimI
commissioner. JOHN ". MITCHELL. CLERK
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-11
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY
T OW Prices
e. And Standard Goods !

This has always been u motto. No
othor house In tho State can show such
a record. Wo hnvo at all tinoS boon
the frat to reduce pricOI, and through
tho daily papers posted tho purchasers.
Our price list can always no relied upon
ns tho lowest for tho quality 0! goods
wo otIor.
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The Best for tho Family.

Macon, GA have found Simmons
Liver Regulator tho best family III cdi-
cine. | have u4od it in Indigestion aud
Biliousncss, and found it to relieve ian.
mcdia,cly. After eating n hearty sup.
per. il oil going to bod takc a dose Of
it, | never fool any bad ciIocts OF tho
supper "-Ovid q. Spark. cx.Mayor.
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THE GOLD BRICK swISDLEIt
Who Operated in his, County Practical,

Who Operated in This County Practically
Free AIhn.
Tho following telegram will DO road
with interest hero, as Parker, alias
Smith, is tho nan who swindled n vol
known Ohio county farmer out OF sew
oral thousand dollars last year:
lRCHMOSD. Va, June l0.-Frnnk Par
kcr, u notorious gold brick swindler,
awaiting trial here, was released to-day
on SlOO bail. Great Indignation pre-
walls against Judge lIughos and Judge
Isaac Christian, OF New Kent, for bail
ing the prisoner, as it is generally bO-
loved that no will Jump his bail.