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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-02-14

people are constantly passing ana
rspassing. There are jugglers, dane
era and musicians Of various nations,
whose chank shells and other sacred
instruments are ornamented with
gold. The distance from the princi-
pal gate to the opposite gate is fouI
esws sixteen miles,; and from the
north gate to the south gate four
PAWS. The principil streets are Moon
street, Great King street and Great
Sandy street. In Chandrawakkawidi-
% arc II, 900 houses, many of them
being two stories in height; the
smaller streets are innumerable. The
palace has immense ranges OF build
ines, some of two, others of three
stories in height, and its subterranean
apartments are Of great extent"
From various ancient sources, Sir
]. Z Tennent gathers that between
bur and 1--WE centuries before Christ,
Anusadhapura contained the temples
ofvarions religions, besides spacious
public gardens and free baths, togeth-
q with the almshonses and hospitals
n Hhich animals, as well as human
hib were tenderly cared for. One
En9 1ays the corn Of q thousand
6el6 f6r the support Of the hospitals,
anothsr certain quantity Of rice to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30


Potato bugs having threatened to de
stroy the potato crop at the Hudson
county. n. j.. aImshouse, the warden Of
that institution. according TO the Phil
aie.pala Record. hit upon a plan for
the determination Of these insect pests
which is not only unique, but even
worthy of the serious consideration Of
all growers Of the tubcrous bulb. He
provided bottles, and offered children
/. five cents for each botleful Of bugs col
lectcI. The crusade against the pests
was Immediately started, and in one
short day. at an expense Of only two
dollars the large potato field Of the
county almshouse was freed from bugs,
and even from the masses of glitterng
yellow eggs which the little insects are
wont 70 insidiously conceal upon the
under side Of the leaves Of the potato
vine.
In England a war OF determination
against the sparrow pest is carried on
by farmers boys in q somewhat SINH
lar fashion, the boys being paid so
much d dozen for the heads or eggs OF
tine graniverous nuisances. Premiums
are often set in much the same way,
upon each dozen OF rats tails; and even
upon each score of the miserable worms
uat prove so highly injuri-
Gus TO young cabbage heads.
SIS there are only few potato
bugs I'm England, and consequently no
wars of eX,erminaCion upon the same,
it is right here where The New Jersey
Dcorhouse warden's claim TO the I'M
icueless of his scheme comes in.
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md retreshed at the home Of VIM. G.

and refreshed at the home Of VIM. G.
McClain.
The Union Endeavor Society Of Bell
aire will hold picnic at Chestnut
Level on July 4.
George B. Caldwell, a lawyer oil
Wheeling. was in Bellalre yesterday
Mrs. J. d. Keyser. of the Third ward,
has gone on a visit TO her parents home
at Bethel.
c. c. Marsh. Of Sistersville, is in the
city. Cash says he left his wife and
new son well.
Walter Cowen, Of St. Clairsville, was
in Bellaire yesterday on business.
Master John BOles has engaged with
A. o. Aellott & Son TO assist in the
store.
John Campbell and Florence Harris,
of this city. were married in Wheeling
Friday night.
The Buckeye Fishing Club started
last night with their fancy boat down
the Ohio for their fishing camp. The
boys will have their fun.
Jesse Kelly and Sam Crow, and a
number Of other benedicts VIII visit
their families at EpwOrth Park to-day.
Mir. Kelly Crozier and Sam Keys,
who were injured some days since, are
both resting as comfortably as could
be expected from the nature Of the
shaking up each received.
The evening 1870 car is being con-
tinueG on the g., B. & NJ. T. street rail-
way and is doing a fair business. As
soonas people find out for certain such
q car is to be depended on there will be
a much larger patronage.
On Friday night the clerks formed a
permanent organization with NJ. S. SUIT
ton as president. James Mason vice
president, Blanch Russell secretary and
treasurer, and Mary Buchan assistant
secretary. They have applied for a
charter under the National Retail
Clerks Association
There were 1874 pupils enrolled in
our public schools last year $50 Of
them are natives Of Bellaire. LIZ ma
tives OF Belmont county, 1922 natives
of Ohio, 1,611 natives Of the United
States, 81 natives of Europe, one native
of Canada and one native Of China.
Nearly all Americans.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

Another appeal has been made Cor
caupasu funds t' help aloug Che cause
OF Irish Home Re'e in .he mex, Prlia-
msaL Il Is uo, HaeIy Cha, this appeal
Will meet vita the usual encourage-
meat among the friends OF Home Rule
il ,he United States until the Irish fac
tons set together and show something
like unity OF method and purpose.
Iu Parnelrs time an the Nationalist
were Parnerites. but now they are di-
viled into McCar,hyites. Healyites and
Hedmondites and OF late they have alb
socted about an their energies in fight
ius each other
The cause of Home Rule for Ireland
LAS sadly lacked anything approaching
leadership since The collapse Of ParneH
and the retirement OF Gladstone. and
She present outlook for it is no. encour-
es.rg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30
BRIDGEPORT.

Last Thursday evening the Good
Templars of West Bridgeport gave an
entertainment at their hall Delegations
from Martins Ferry, Bellaire, Aetna
Vile and Kirkwood lodges were present.
The programme, which consisted of vo-
cal solos. recitations, and readings, was
an excellent one and was well rendered.
The West bridgeport Bridgeport lodge
has grown rapidly since its organization
and has @ large membership at present.
six new members were added Thursday
evening. They have accepted the invi-
tation Of the KirkwoCd lodge to be pres
ent at a sermon to be preached by Rev.
c. b. HenthOrne to-day.
Mrs Heller and Mrs Patterson, OF
Bellaire, spent yesterday with Mrs. Mrs.
Porter of the West End.
Tomorrow the congregation of ST.
Anthony's Church will take an outing
and picnic in Wheeling Park. They will
so on the 10 o'clock motor on the Elm
Grove railroad. Dinner Will be served
az the restaurant by the married ladies,
while the young ladies will have charge
OF the refreshments. The music for dan
cling will be furnished by T0bin's or
cheSua. Great preparations have been
made fer the occasion that all may hays
q happy day There will be various
amUsemeuts and games for which prizes
viii be awarded.
The ChautauQua Circle viii enjoy a
trolley ride tomorrow evening over the
Bellaire and Martins Ferry line. 1t will
be the circle and all other members OF
former classes. About forty will so.
After the ride they will 30 to Mrs. Coss'
for refreshments. viii start promptly
at S o'clock from the street car Office. on
Bank street. The committee is com
posed of Chester Franzen, and Bert
Richey.
s.. T. Williams. OF New Philadelphia,
was i'm the city yesterday.
The Kirkwood N. L. Church trustees
held a meeting yesterday morning to
consider the matter Of plans and speci-
iicatiOns for a new parsonage. Franz
helm & Faris. Of Wheeling, received
the work. The building viii very prob
ably be q frame one, owing to their
limited supply of money.
Mrs. Mary Peterson, of Clinton, Iowa,
is the guest of Mrs. Henry Pheams, Of
West Bridgeport.
Miss Gene Moore has returned from
a visit of several weeks with Mr.. Henry
Davis and family Of Brilliant
Frank Jolly, who has been the sick
list fer several weeks at his home in
CuaOp0lis. Pa. viii be on duty in the
street car Office tomorrow.
James v. Sdllwell left for Columbus
Friday where ne will take a summer
course i'm the State University.
Mrs. Dunlevey returned from Pitts
burg last evening after few days visit
with her husband
John and Joe W0lerych will leave the
fore part of this week for New York
where they viii leSE3 for Europe on the
steamship EthiOpaS,O visit relatives for
a few months.
Mrs. Jane Adams and Mrs. Barbara
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bel in any newspaper the plaintiff shall
receive only the actual amount Of dam
ages, if IL shall appear at the trial OF
such action that such publication was
true, or that its falsi.y was due 70 mis-
take or misapD0ehensioD Of facts and
that in the next two regular issues OF
the newspapers after the mistake or
misrepresentation has been brought 20
the knowledge Of the publishers,
whether before or after action has beeH
brought, a correction or retraction is
published in as conspicuous manner
and place i'm the paper as was the libel.
such legislation has been asked for
in West Virginia, but without the sue
cess az the hands Of the last Legisla-
ture which the merits and justice Of
the request deserve.
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INFRINGEMENT POINTS.

The B. & o. is erecting new bridge
at Elm Grove in place Of the old wooden
one.
The Wheeling Hinge Works is erect
ing a stone wall to prevent the pave
ment from caving in on Nineteenth
street.
The brick work of the new building
being erected by the Goshorn estate,
south Of Bridge Place, is almost COM
pleted.
The old building fronting on Main
street, just north of Bridge Place, is
being practically rebuilt.
The new dwelling house Of Harry
Schambra, on north Market street, is
rapidly nearing completion.
A boardwalk is "a g/placed along
the left side of the National road from
Seibert's to the foot Of Reds hill.
The excavation for the new Exchange
Bank building and the Stifel & Co.
business house, adjoining, is being
pushed.
The old Exchange Bank building was
erected in 1893 and 1889 at a cost Of $12,-
600. The ground cost $4,000, a big
price for those days.
The demolition Of the old building at
Main and Sixteenth streets is almost
completed.
The new 'Pewiky" depot is begin
ming TO assume tangible shape.
Amy Shirt Waist in our stock 80 and zoe.
Z A-inch Satin Ribbon 25c, worth SOC.
Extra long waist Summer Corset SOC,
worth SI.UO.
Our 81. rs Fancy Waist SILK roc
Dotted Swisses and Organizes very cheap.
Extra fine Washable Channels Gloves with
large buttons. SWABACkERS.
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services e9r.batb 80, r., - ,ii
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

Robb. of Powhattan, are the guests VI
their niece, Mrs. Detwiler.
The social given by the Kirkwood N.
E. Church netted them over $50, whlcn
will be used toward paying the churcn
debt.
Miss Vernon Campbell left Friday for
few days visit with schoolmate out
the Bethany pike. -.
Miss Margaret Howell, who has peen
visiting in Cadiz, will return IN rev
days accompanied by her friend MISS
Lizzie Bullock.
Joseph Waterman has a curiosity at
his home in the shape OF weD Ioo'eo
chicken. -
The colored Odd Fellows dance at
the Union Opera House Friday even
ing was largely attended. Many were
present from neighboring towns. Nc
affair passed OFF very nicely, there De
ing nothing to mar the OCCASION
Chas. c. Parson is very low win
kidney and brain trouble. About two
years ago he had severe attack OF inc
grin which left him in the condition
which he is now in.
Mrs. Ellen Gifin, of the West End
leaves tomorrow 10 spend a week Win
friends and relatives at Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Kate Henry left yesterday Tor
Proctor, w. Va, to spend the summer
with relatives.
Geo. Atkinson, of Pasco, was IN Town
on business yesterday.
Geo. Riser and wife, Of Lancaster,
O.. were in town yesterday visiting
friends.
Mrs. Samuel unkins and guest, Miss
Elizabeth Townsend. spent yesterday
with relatives in Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Georgia A. Kinney, OF Belmont,
is the guest of Miss Clara FORBES:
Messrs. Roy WATSON and Harry
Frazier. of Cadiz, were in town yester-
day.
Ed Reid has received a large con-
signment of several thousand berry
baskets the past week.
The regular meeting of the CITY
Council will be held Tuesday evening
at the City Building.
The Rev. C. D. letters will preach
memorial sermon to the knights oil
Pvtbias this evening in the Presbyte-
rian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cellar have re-
turned to St Clairsville after visit
with Mrs. Hill.
Hon. J. c. Weinlein is home from
business trip in Monroe county.
Services at the following places OF
worship:
ST. Anthony's, first mass,f Ws.oki =
ST. Anthouy's-S a. am, first mass;
10 a. m, high mass and sermon; 1880 %
m. vespers and sermon. Hereafter
mass will begin at Q. m. on week
davis. Rector. Rev. Joseph Weigand.
Kirlwood NJ. e. Church-The theme
Of DIR. Eeuthorn's morning sermon wil'
be on the inquiry did God know when
he placed Adam in the garden and gave
him the law that he could not keep it?.
In the evening the Good Templars VIII
attend the church in body, and the
address will be On the subject which
viii be of interest, while bright-eyed
boys are changed to belar-eyed beasts
in licensed saloons"
First Observation-Disclosures and
evening. usual hours. Rev. c. d. JET
fers will have charge of the services.
Christian Endeayor Society, G;3O p. m.
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FOURTH PAGE

W. IT. FL I'D -,r-.f-
Wanted LADIES 10 -A', ~, ~
$500 Monthly. u. van. CT
SuperiiuOus Hair hemo' Gu C-'' ''-
Co. , o.
$500 ffoul p-- --0---
Co.
Wanted -Sa.esmen- -.-.,-
DO You speculate
hughes q Go. O--..,.
Nolc~--4oo. --' GENE
zee. e--..,., ,-,,c,-
West Virginia -, y, 81 ...,' ~, g.. ~,
orange N.-,- 49,. .5-...,'e~s-- e,
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DIED..

GAUS-At Pittsburg Pa on Thursday
June q. 1895, Alphonsus L., son Of Rine-
hart and Marian Gaus, aged % years.
Funeral from the residence OF hts parents,
No. % Zane street, this Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Interment private at Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
JACKSON-Saturday, June 29th. 1895, at
$50 o'clock D. m, Charles Jackson, in his
G4th year.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1902
Wood street, on Monday, July LIST, at p
m. Friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. Interment at Mt Zion
cemetery.
PAPPERT-Sundav. June 90, 1895, at
40 O'Clock p. m" lgnatiqs Pappert aged
7G years months and u days
FALLOURE-On Monday, June a. 1885,
al S:2j a. m. Sarah e., wife OF Frank Fal-
loure, in her 18th year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

The press Of the country. which has
been severely criticising Gov. Altgeld.
OF Illinois, for his alleged hostility to
The press. owe him an apology. He has
jus, signed blk passed by the late
Legislature which provides that in any
action brought Tor The publication Of IL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30
SALES OLE REAL ESTATE.

Rolf & Zane have sold the four
roomed house at No. 261S Main street,
for George w. Lennon to A. L. Kraft,
consideration $500; also, the six roomed
house at No. so South Penn street for
Sarah A. Cooper, to Mrs. A. W. Will
Jams. consideration $193S; also q seven
roomed brick house at No. p Eighth
street, for Joseph Becker, to Misses
Callie and Mary Maier, consideration
s.. 400: also, the north half Of lot No. ?,
i'm Sweeney foundry addition, to Henry
Pebler for George e. Stifel and L. c.
Stifel. consideration $1,375.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

ANY shirt Waist in our stock 50 and zoe.
finch satin Ribbon Zoe, WORTH 1oc.
Fv.ra long waist Summer Corset SOC,
worth 500.
our l.35 fancy Waist silk soc.
Ootted Swisscs and Organizes very cheap.
Extra fiue Washable Chamois Gloves,with
tor,-e buttons. SWABAChER'S.
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PETROLEUM.

oil CITY. June 29.-Petroleum-No bids.
offered AZ 81 49, Shipments. q 500 barrels;
runs 60l59 barrels.
New York. June 29.-Petroleum, steady;
closed at 81 so bid.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

APE VOL with us? Do you
lin Underwear? DO you want the best?
DO you wish to purchase at prices less
than shoddy goods sold elsewhere?
Then attend the special clearance sale
at THE LEADER.
1920 Main.
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PERSONAL.

sr-PERFLUOUs HAIR-WRITE FOR
free information how TO remove halr per
manently without slightest injury 10 10
skin: superior to electric needle. ~ 70 e. ID
co, 1S6 ed St, Chicago. Jeooq
DO YOU SPECULATE? THEN SEND
FOR our book. How to speculate success
fully on limited margins in Gram ana
ctoSl markets" Mailed free. COM
STOCK. HUGHES & CO., Rialto Build
ing Chicago. yeoOq
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statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen WANTED - SALES4l EN
wanted i'm large cities to cater for local
trade with our line OF nigh grade cigars.
J. EDWARD COWLES & CO.. liS ChaIl-
bers St, n. Y. JeoJugeI
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MINING STOCKS.

Bulwer ........... Observation-Disclosures. 8
CnOlcr ........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES --
Crown Foint .-....-... 1900. ....--....... -
Consolidated California and Virginia. 20
DeadwOOd .......... Observation-Disclosures. 30
Gould and Curry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Hale and NorcrOss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Homcstake OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........lJJJ
Iron Silver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5l
Mexican ........... Observation-Disclosures. CO
Ontario ............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 750
Ophir ........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l35
plymouth .............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Quicksilver ........... Observation-Disclosures. 275
DO preferred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .1700
Sierra Nevada Observation-Disclosures. 90
Standard ........... Observation-Disclosures. 220
Union Consolidated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Yellow Jacket NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
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Now. COL Blackburn, VIII you De
Coode
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Insurance

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29leeIin9 8e9iater
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING COMPANY.
prHLIsHERs AND PROPRIETORs.

editions. is entered at the Postotce IN
Wheeling ~. Va. as second-class matter
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FINANCIAL
MARGIN
TRADING
EXPLAINED.

no mlItCr WNNV UOVNI0V u 'F-0'I' -
,--I, may have read send for ours. IL is
- and complete and clearly defines
Margin Trading and explains all market
.- - Crop damage reports from
Inc Winter-whcat States show deplor-
"1tn1,t half a crop of an inferior quality
We believe wheat viii sell above 500 a
l.tshel and advise purchasing at present
UrIces on or Sc margin. Send for our
daily market letter telling "hen ana IN
what TO invest. IL is free.
ARBOGAST & CO,
ie1Cdt 4l6 Traders Bldg, Chicago
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AGENTS WANTED.

w, NTrD-AGENTS TO SELL SASH
7 'o -..r ana Door Holders. Sample Sash
lock free by mail for &c stamp. Best
selier ever invented. Beats weights 81
n dav. Write quick. ORCHARD q CO."
Box 4G f, Philadelphia.
AGENTs-ACT QUICK; PRESERVING
1fcon Spoon. Greatest seller 1885: Send 9
cts FOR fun size plated spoon by mail
FORcHEE & MAXIM, Cincinnati, ..
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ANY Sailor in our stock half price
Summer Millinery best goods marked
away down. SWABACkER'S.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


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also write for market letter, published
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ST, Chicago. Mention this paper. Je22dqs
5000 MONTHLY GUARANTEED. MAN
ufacturing concern wants representative
i'm Wheeling Tor any city not taken).
Must have few hundred dollars cash 10
pay for goods on delivery after orders are
secured. i. l.. VAIL, Morse Building
New York. je30q
81 200 AVERAGE PROFIT PER MONTH
on an investment of $40. Winnings PAID
every week. HUDSON & co. letting
Commissioners, SO East 9Th Street Cow
ington, KY Je0y4-
MAKE BIG MONEY BY INVESTING IN
wheat now. When full extent OF damage
to all crops becomes known, wheat WIN
90 up to Sl.00 and more. Small investors
can safely make splendid profits now;
Write to-day for Manual on successful
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Brokers, 2Sl Rialto Bldg., Chicago Ill
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DATCHIEST SOC CANVASSERS' SPk.
[ 20 CItITY ever shown. Automatic Hair
N-.i.,. - Cbicnpo iclOeOsuns
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
ONE DOLLAR CASH AND ONE DOL
lar week viii buy 2 COCO ouilllhg l9J az
Terra Alta. WHITE BROS., Terra Alta
". Va Jc-5dr
nor SALE-ABOUT 50 ACRES or Land
adjoining Wel!sburg, ". Va. VIII sell
Tarf or an TO suit purchaser. Also other
farms and stocks. j. POLLOCK q co.
je2Js
WILL Sell on casy terms or trade for city
w property a good farm three miles from
the CITY Enquire OF T. :. RILEY, Attorney
at-Law. No. 1413 Chapiine street, Wheeling
W Va. Cc6edh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

We handle TEN different makes Of PanOs giving our customers
large assortment from which to select.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

E@@Three Square Pianos Second hand, one
Grand Chic<ering, for sale cheap.