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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-02

Fancy marble Mosaic Floors. Jno. NJ. Lilly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-02
Insure your home In the Glens Falla

Feed your horse JANEss Dustless Dat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
IT WAS A MIRACLE,
Judging from His Business Arrange
ment and His Present Condition.

Texas Siftings.
The day OF miracles is not over"
q don't know about that. I've never
run across a so-called 18th century mir
acle which would bear very close analy-
sis"
Well, We have the fruits of mira
Gle right before US"
What do you mean?"
q mean that big stone house. It
must have cost a hundred thousand dol
lars, don't You think?"
Yes, fully that; but I fail to see any
thing miraculous about that; I simply
behold marvel OF architectural and
engineering skill, the like OF which is
very common nowadays"
And then the stable in the rear OF
the magnifcently kept lawn-it
couldn't be built for cent less than
ten thousand dollars. You and I would
be willing TO accept as gift houses no
finer than that stable, wouldn't WEI"
Certainly We would but nothing
short Of a miracle would bring us such
gifts, depend upon that"
And look at the half dozen lackeys
scattered about, two cleaning the car
riage, a couple at work on the lawn,
three or four maids at the windows or
about the house. It costs money to
run such an establishment after it is
built and furnished"
To be sure-any fool would know
better than TO believe that place and
the keep of it could be got for nothing
or had for the asking. But | am still
in the dark as to the miracle involved
in the case"
My dear sir, as you are a stranger in
town. I'll enlighten you. That really
grand home is owned by Israel Frank
mann, one of our leading clothing deal
ers. He began business here ten years
ago, and he has been steadily selling at
cost or under it ever since II a man
who can dispose Of goods on such terms
and still grow rich isn't aided and abett-
ed by miracles, III undertake con-
tract 10 mastieate my headgear."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12

I've taken rather q fancy TO her myself,
and think I'm not altogether indifier-
ent 70 her"
DO. if YOU want 10 be laughed at, like
the rest Of the fellows replied Brown.
He pointed 10 the flowers. "Aren [
they reireshing?" he asked.
Very beautiful" replied Van Tweei.
hardly noticing them. From your
landl3dy. I suppose
No" said Brown. from Miss CHS
holm"
Get cur he exclaimed. The age
Of miracles is over"
"N2a.' said Brown. IF this Internal
wound doesn't put me hors de combat
III marry Miss Chisholm in six months.
JUS read this
My own have learned of your in
jury. and my heart is pressed with
rameless agony lest something serious
should ensue. Il has prompted me 10 a
quick decision. a decision I could have
given you many months ago if yOu had
but spoken. For my sake get well, my
hero and deliverer, ! shall await with
trembling and fear news from your
bedside. news that You are out Of dan
ger. and shall pray for you night and
day
Van Twee- glanced al the signature
and folded up the letter without a trace
OF emotion Woman. he said solemn
ly, "thy name IS mystery. How did IL
happen?'
Brown smiled as he had not smiled
II months II had left her house but
a few momel-s before the scrimmage
occurred il Walden street. he bEgan.
'I called TO be very formal. Somehow
your words kept ding-do2ging through
my head 7 said 10 myself 10 be a
moral coward and tremble because a
woman may turn you down is almos-
as bad as 10 rub when your manhood IS
assaulted. II was @ hard fight but
made it. And"-
"She accepted y0u?' asked Van Tweet,
"No. she was moi 10 be had so cheap
II: bar 7 le. her win q syong impress
sion that I had won a victory left
her with decision In abeyance. The lei
ter tells the rest
Van Tweet congratulated Brown. but
there was q cloud on his brow as ne
took his departure.
"I thought / knew something about
human nature Ire mu,Iered. but when
f. comes 10 telling what a woman means
I'm slll IN my swaddling clothes.
Isn't that the way the world wags p
Washington Post.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12

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riv-s' --' ~o" --'.-- Nav e4 --aU
me same l-7l PEG. lot my sen since.
-AAl you ,--nh she -tles You
~ JoFe. 4 zen you she Is getuns even
win me Ior being the lns-rumen- Oh
me- % -, L-- -..i5 mr. ION. nom l4e waves ave,
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Indictment u.--- n moss oe r---v -o7cfes
r,ri,rer mr. 5,,s- b-.s,,.. -hs gi~r hos
too mucr GOOD sense -9 ling herself in
20 v0u- arms the frs- -ima Won knock
az her door. Your c-1f0uDiad pride
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
- WANTED no KNOW.

Commercial travellers. sometimes call
ed "drummers. have acquired a repu-
tatiOn. perhaps undeserved. for large
ness Of statement Thus we read in
the Washington Star that a commercial
traveller of the more fiashy type had
Just finished q stratiinc story when the
listener. new acquaintance. remark
ed,
That reminds me Of one of Munchau-
sens yarns
"Munchausen " answered the drum
ner. "vho is hep
why. don't YOU know about him.
He is the most colossal example OF
mendacity that civilization has produc-
ed"
A moment Of silence followed, broken
BY the commercial traveller.
Excuse me-" he said. would YOU
mind telling me what house he travels
fOr2'-Y ouyh's Companion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
A FORTUNE UNDER a ROCK.

while PIouchlug i'm Field Georgia
Farmer Turns Up a Jar pun of Coin and
c-een0ocks.
Fort Valley Ga, March 11.-Gree4
Hartley. q young farmer living near
here. while ploughing in his field on
Saturday turned mp a rock and beneath
II found an old earthen pot that cor
tanned $4,000 i'm coin and lot Of green
backs. The latter. however. were so
badly damaged that nothing can be
done with them
Hartley was told by some one that
half of the money, as long as 1t had
been found. belonged TO the govern
rert. and he then took the whole
amount 10 the County Treasurer Of Fort
Valley and placed it on deposit With
him.
The discovery has created quite a SEN
sation. and hundreds have iocked TO
the place TO see if they couldn't dig up
some coin also.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12

rom the following who are among thost
who have bought and used the Bar-LOck
Spears * Riddle. practical inachinists; Vance
Shoe Co. Delapiaine Dry Goods Co. Judge
Paul. Rhnehart d Tatum. McLaiu Bros.
C. p. Flick, attorney. ". NJ. Dunlap. attor
ney: !. W. Mitchell. clerk; joan Walton
deputy Circuit Court County Comm ssion-
ers. Capt. W l.. Mathews. court steho
grapheT. ". c. Never, attorney.
Wheeling Agency Bar-Lo-6 Tynewritel
1417 Chapline street. Telephone 800. L. II
Cloves & CO.. General Agents. Richmond, Va
The Register now uses and recommend
the Bar-LOck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
FRIENDS on DEADLY LINES.
Pickets Of Rival Armies Suspend Hos
tilities by Agreement.


tilities by Agreement
On that part Of The line in front Of
Atlanta occupied by the Fourteenth
CORPS the pfckets often entered into an
agreement net 20 fire for anywhere
from half an hour for three hours. The
picket lines were so close together that
a Yankee whisper could be heard by
the T0hnnies. The show Of heal o.
and part OF body meant a shot, and
usually q wound or death. When the
pickets became so weary from sitting
in the cramped picket pits that life was
an almost Unbearable burden q truce
was called for. If the call came from
the Confederates it was in this way or
The way very similar 70 this:
"NaDks how DO YOU alls feel?'
"Like Satan or worse. These picket
pits give us the cramps
That's our fix. 100. Suppose we stop
the killing for an hour or so while we
stretch our legs and geD rested?%
Mighty glad 70 make such a con-
tract"
"All right We wiz let mp three min
UJes from now and give YOU three min
ufes 30 ger hack into your pits before
the shooting begins.
"Tr is q bargain
Then these men climbed ont OF
The nits. Strengthened their legs.
stretched their arms and talked to each
other on as friendly terms as so many
farmers who had met az q line fence
might be expected TO do.
BY and by the man who led in making
the contract stepped ont from his asso-
ciates and said: I'm sorry, YanBs, but
the time is up. Hunt your holes and
watch out"
When the boys were safe in their
graves, as the picket pits were often
called. and as they sometimes proved.
q Yank called back. we are fixed.
JOhnuies; let her silver"
And they 'slivered," both sides
II was murderous business. that picket
firing, much OF it.-Chicago Times Her
aid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12


The next morning Miss Chisholm re-
ceivel the following letter by mail.
MY Dear Hiss ishOlm-Wiu YOU
pardon me If avail myself so late OF a
long standing invitation 20 CALL and
may I hope 10 find you az home this
EVENING" Cordially yours.
"R p VAN TWEET.'
Van Tveet found Miss Chisholm both
cordial and radiant. They talked about
the latest hook OF short stories. Then
they switched on % discuss operas and
The visit OF @ Partisan star and then
Van TVee- brought Brown on the tapls.
"Tou know Charlie Brown, OF
course o." DE began.
"Oh very WeH BE .aYOrs me coca
si0nally with @ formal call She said.
-NelL you ought 90 know him better.
said Van TWeet In his peculiar matter
of fact way. ~he ie really a remarkable
character. OF course. you read In to-
days Beagle how DE acquitted himself
in that row LAST night3'
"a r0w-Mr Brown o. asked Miss
Chisholm with q manifestation Of mild
surprise SIS AIr. Brown i'm the habit OF
engaging in rows
Van Tveat produced a COPY of the
BEAGLE and read.
Shortly past eleven O'Clock last
night Sir. Charles ". Brown the well
known club man was going home He
heard a woman S voice calling for help
near the corner Of Walden street and
Verona avenue. which is rather dark at
that hour Running I'm the direction of
the cries he saw three ~uhans bending
over the PROSTATE body OF an old man,
and o young lady short distance away
screaming for assistance.
"1Ir Brown ran 10 the assistance of
the PROSTATE man. dealing the first ruff
fan blow that sent him sprawling in
90 the gutter. and giving the second @
love zap on the angle of the jaw that
made him forget the day OF the week.
The third man cliuched bur in O trice
Nr. Brown had thrown The fellow over
his head end was complete master Of
the situation AS soon as the a=scil-
ants could gather thmselves together
they fled leaving Mr. Brown i'm undis-
purei possession OF the field.
"The facts developed hv 2 reporter
o. The Beagle show that Nr. O. y. Walk
en- the wen known wholesale grocer.
had attended one OF -ne theatres with
his daughter. and had left The cable ear
about three blocks from his residence.
Turning The corner of Walden street.
he was suddenly ser upon and knocked
down by one of the three assailants.
who had evidently planned TO rob him.
"1Ir Brown. iu the struggle with The
last OF the three men. was wounded by
knife thrust He was able 10 walk
home. hut bled prosusely. and is under
the care Of q surgeon. AT the time Of
going % press mo- interview could be
obtained with Nr. Brown. and the phy-
stefan declines 20 state whether his in
jures are serious.
Miss Chisholm had listened % the ac-
count with a pale face and trembling
lips and when Van Tweet folded up
the paper and tossed &c carelessly on the
table. he saw her eyes filed with tears
and her hands clasped
"Oh. The poor fellow. she exclaimed
I'm sympathetic tone of voice
After all thought Van TWeet. she
feels only a broad sympathy that would
be extended 10 any other man. no mat
ter how obscure. She d0esnt love HIM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
FRESHLY LAID.

Grocer-Didn't that lady ask for fresh
laid eggs?
Clerk-She did, sir.
Grocer-And you said We hadn't
any?
Clerk did. sir.
Grocer-Didn't you see me lay those
eggs myself right down there not ten
minutes ago, you mendacious scoun-
drel? You are discharged, and see that
you don't refer TO me for character,
either.-Judge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12

rumor in the matrimonial market. It
doesn't go.
Wilston-But that is the common be-
lief
Benedict-Only among old maids on
the leap year hunt, l assure you-Town
Topics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
4 F0OR ADVERTIsEMENT

Brown-Take q look at that safe.
uncle. They say IT was two days in a
burning building and fell from the tenth
story TO the basement
Uncle Josh-WeH If il was ne was
tryin TO sell it. I'd keep an thar qulet
and have il fixed up a little.-Puck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
THE WORLDS WAY



suspected i-. A club man. a
r1an- hero Of an endless array
,-s or less exciting love scrapes.
man and AN around good fellow
Charlie Brown. actually in The
OF love trishtuuy sentiment
s desperately in love-
And Ti-h whom A girl he confess
did not care a snap for hiu-Nary
C ao,m rich cultivated Travelled.
e-l and proud
Look here Brown. said Van TWe,t.
day. ~ Browns room. throwing
leg over The other and looking his
friend straight In the eye. something
r serious is The matter have
nerv studied you for some time and
grose3 your case very carefully. You
as be- love. Come. now, who is shee
Ca, v.-h TO-"
Brown tried to look surpris O, and
then f'7pan-
Tu- tut" said Van Twee- "y0u
car simulate any bEsul.ng noncha-
lance before me, YOU can't deceive Van
TReet If you are i'm trouble over am
affair OF the heart. make me Your con-
e5ant 7 haven't a thing I'm the world
10 worry about. even haven't a thing
90 think about just now. Let me in on
The ground floor Vow. then. IT'S love.
isnt it2"
Brown swept his hand over his fore
head and stretched himself Ike a man
who is undergoing O struggle with Aial-
SELF. and then ae 9'lr'ed oIl
It's love damn % all; JUST ,A-nA OF
D.. l-me--a-las DO love. L'A you
think repanning would De sooo Tor
us
and he jumped 20 his feet and t1o"-
sled his HAIR like a cone--A-.
Si- down. Brown. us g. misA.'
good thins THAI you renewed SoliS.-
or this secret The Fever mas mounted
from your heart TO- your brain. A IT."
months more OF this supQress.ng agony
ana B aon Ano" '~- --~-
would have proved The only remedy.
St down ] say.
Sew. tell me ALL and after I am .n
--s.sszfon of The facts as we sav iu q
newspaper Office. I'm help you TO- do
s'ue ln,nNns
DO Wls the same old hypnotic power
r he exercised over all men and
---..- 20, -r,- made .re~ris
Brown IeI.ll--sN 4- Ies-s '-~
r.ee-s appeal
San RIGHT said Brown after a mo-
....-
c-e- on t1e promise o- s-.e1---
base been like Tan.a'1s. the possessed
.t ~,v,sna5 heart ever since met
'--77 NA'sl-'-in GU ,-e
usr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12


That night Brown was much .mprov-
ed and Van Tweet was admitted 90 his
room. MinglinE with 5he door OF iod0-
form and carbHic acid Van Twee-'s
O-fact0rizs were able I'd distinguish The
seems OF roses rha- came from an e10r-
nous blulu5. On q small table u=ar the
invaHd's bedside Brown himself was
in bright spirits He held on, his hand
with q happy smile.
.Pliat1-omv seems 90 have done ycu
some eooi. haven't seen YOU in such
lively state of mind since you fen in
love with Miss Chisholm. said Van
Tweet. siyly.
Yes" said Brown with q Smile.
~the operation on my hear, has done me
much good in that connection.
"NogN SCI over your wound The same
rs y0uli ger over YOUR love for Miss
Chisholm. graye'y remarked Van
Tweet. "When q man Of sense once
c1meAto the conclusion that a woman
doesn't love him the recovery is rap-d."
yes" said Brown. With concealed
SIN of supreme happiness.
she Isn't worthy CT you.
You thought she was TOO gccd for
me- said Blown. In a tone OF resent
mc1t.
Sc iid" said Van Tweet. but then
I've sounded her and found she doesn't
love you On -he W1ol7. y0u'd better
give her UP ana Be-, me Try my luck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
AMONG OLD MAIDS.

Wilston-Is ii true that married men
can live cheaper than bachelors?
Benedict tWarninglyl-My dear fell
low, don't you get caught by that bull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12

e.-ss Of Respect and OBITUARY No
cents per line.
--rs % che denomination OF TIVE
-.-.s and less accepted for amounts less
.- ono dollar
.--.-se-ce containing important
-. solicited from every part OF the
--a.-g country
--sr communications VIII not be re-
.-- unless accompanied by sufficient
ne REGISTER. embracing its several
is entered az the Postomce In
49,. Va. as second-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
TIE MIGMEN.

NO. 1909 hAHa4sI -TAEEr.
NeW and elegantly furnished. where this
,nLTsty can quench their thirst and be served
Win the nnest Imported and Domestic
LIQUORS. lp-to-date Imported AMI Domestic
SiSars aud Cigarettes Merchants Lunch
ICONS mp stairs; cold lunch. VITA hot coffee.
everything served quicS aud neat Notice
side entrance on Fourteenth street. Wigwau
restaurant =. BSt BAKER. Prop
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12

Agents OF other makes are driven, il seems
TO the most desperate methods against the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

LADIES FASHION JOURNALS FOR
March are IL ana the literary magazines
are coming in daily. Plenty Of cheap
BOOKS, school books. stationery. Eastern
ara western daily papers. Gospel Hymns,
Church Hymnais ard Bibles. c. n
Quincy. ia Market straet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12
BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER
Ascertain the Facts Yourself

because they realize its superiority "a the
most modern, complete and practical writer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12

Many SIX DAYS IN the week.........'s o
-..-.v -h-ce DAYS in che week.. =
-wo days in the week........ %
-..-E one day ga the week-----..'.' y
KY. one year. In advanoe--'--' 4 "
v-.Ir.T. six months--..---.--...--. y
,.-tv ouly. one year.---....--..--- ~
....rsv only. six months .......---'' "
r--rvrRED BY CARRIERS.
-..--.y -er week. 20 be paid weekly
-.--v and SUNDAY, per weeS.-....
DAILY win be delivered by car
any other city or town at...- =
rs OF DAILY or WEEKLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-12

err vrAR BY NAIL POSTAGE PRE-
PAID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22

..CHICAGO-Wheat took an emphatic
and inglorious tumble to-day. the De-
cember option closing at 754c, de-
cline of 3Ac from Yesterdays close,
and that, too. after selling at 1880 on
the curb. The principal depressing
features were the tight money market
and the fact that No. 3 hard winter Is
now selling at a discount of from &c to
10c under December. Other markets
were more or less affected. Corn. declin-
ed 1sc; oats &c, and provisions 100
12hc. $50
Flour steady.
Wheat-Cash. No, . spring 7ohc: No.
3 spring 69hI7lc; No, 9 red 75E 6l764c;
October 12kIT56I7aisc; December 155s@
T&075hc: May 79TQS3s @SOc.
Corn-Cash. NO. z. 22Ts GEESE; NO. 2
yellow 2342a3sc; October 22ai @23si q
22&c; December 24BG25B424hc; May
273s@2SA @27bc. x
Oats-Cash. No. ., 1Sc; No. white I.
o. b. 20Q2i1ac; No. white fSo! b. 17@
1910: October l7@lIS@17lSc;lS Deem
Der 1SG19Q1SBc; May 2lisD22Gp21Ac.
Rye-No. 2, IS. * Z, z.ysSfs
Barley-No. 2, nominal: No. 8, I. O. b.
2GI3ic; No. 4. (. o. b.'25GD2Sc.
Flaxseed-No. ]. 71h@12c.g ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 55I2 GO.
Mess PorE-Cash. per barrel. SC 500
90; December Sc 97Ik@7 O0Q6 7h:Jan-
uary 81 S59S 00Gp7 SIS. J5EtlE.
Lard-Cash. per 100 lbs. 81 17IIlsGa4 20;
December, & 81 209i 1904 20; January
81 4O04 5004 40. M.
Short RIbs-Cash,5 sides. 50 G0I3 so;
December closed at So 6j; January
50 S593 1908 STU.
Dry sailed shoulders i2iEc.
Short clear sides 41s4tAc.
Whlskey-Dlstillers fiDishedf& goods,
per gallon. Sis. sss.::1s
Butter-Tirm; creamerles 9I19c; dalr-
les JGl7c.
Cheese-Firm at $1,000.
Isggs-Flrm: fresh lie. lts
nnyv ayopK mr. yooa,r,, oc ,oo
barrnIs. eynor,a IA oSo rorro,s sp p,eot
Arm domain iim,,oS. y,intn,. ~, ~.
81 Anna n. winter nrtros 81 oosss i ~
Tho h,,,s Iastl that :5rIn 20 an VOw sia ~.
1,v cnI ttbaro ,,.ns dhc,,na ~, IT. ".
tb3t wound IN WIFI /, mt iS,s ,a -. i rs
DIV ~ oinSa9tEc Th.o,,s"ho o ~, .ttIc
ss'v,o, ~ ,nr,,nt r.os sn,r,, ,'e unSl,e
unJer /, !, nhaIldc NJ "" Iona. ;ybo DHt ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22

NEW YORK-There was no life to
the demand in the dry goods market,
though many moderate selections made
up by spot buyers and mail orders for
current wants, resulted In volume Of
sales that was visibly increased
through shipments from the mills d.
rect to markets OF purchase. There was
more Inquiry for spring dress fabrics
and other specialties for which fair en-
gagements were made Printing cloths
firm at PFC bid and declined for con-
tracts, of which the sales thus far this
week have been about 100000 pieces.
FALL RIVER-Print cloths steady
at 2 9-1Gc nominal. +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
Wool.
NEW YoRK-Wool quiet

SPEED and safety are the watch
words OF the age. One Minute Cough
Cure acts speedily. safely and never
fails. Asthma, bronchitis. coughs and
colds are cured by It. Charles r,
Goctze, corner Market and Twelfth
streets: Bowie &, Co.. Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, Benwood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22

OIL CITY-Credits balances 81 14:cer-
tificates, no. bids or offers; Shipments
9952S barrels; runs 92,435 barrels.
NEW YORK-Petroleum ,Pennsylva-
MIA crude tirmer; November 81 14,S bid.
No sales. s.-' 81 :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22

NEW YORK-PIs iron quiet; south
ern $40 25912 Is; northern $40 1901. is.
Copper firm; brokers 1OEc; exchange
$40 G5@l0 Is, Lead steady; brokers 81 CO.:
exchange So 70@2 20, Tin hrmer; straits
Sl2 S5ale %; plates quiet. Speltcr quiet;
domestic 50 COCA G5. ,.,5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
(. .Fl|;'OI,RGED,.LETTERS
With MeKinley's Name 20 Them
Now Being Prepared. ~
LAST DITCH of DESPERATION
ofpopoera,ie aniag-rs-,rhe Republican
Manager. Discover a Forgery, clun,.iIy
Executed, Intentiins to injurs MCKINLEY
VIA, Old SOLDIER The Latest ccwardiy.
. Isrsort. M ~. lai. $1,000 M.

The Republican national committee
gave out the following statement Tues
day:
IN the last days OF the campaign one
mas expect almost any kind OF story
published regarding the past and future
lives Of the Republican candidates. The
7. most fsi clumsy, base and Contemplate for
gerry Is the following, which purpottsto
be q letter written by Gov. Mckinley.
This was sent to The national commit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22

DE WITS witch Hazel salve Is
nm anti-scDiIc. soothing and healing
application for burns, scalds, cuts,
bruIscs. etc. and cures piles like magic.
1t Instantly stops pain. Charles K.
Gortzc corner Twelfth land Market
streets: Bowie & Co, Bridgeport; Pea
body G. Son., Benwood.