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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
Goriitbuns folst.)

8rob. Stammsait (gureau.
i6reiber): vNa, Sbr 8ier bat beute
aud menie 8ebalt!" Wirtb: rDa paBt
ibr balt s'iammen!"
-gmpftnbIid. Serr &n.bb-
den: vSbre 6oroeruns auf Sdbel
fann i'd jeBt nidt annebmen, mein
8utelter! sd fdlase mid srunoidb-
lid nur I'M Sommer!" Stub. Stram=
bad: limb tuarum nibt i'm Winter?"
Serr anesbden: vGa 1T mer'sgiien Sc
talt!"
Gitirt. Serr: .Sie pollen
alio nidts fir bic 9lrmen aeben, -
Sic miilien lid bod Dor benz 6euer in
Sbrem aamin ihdmen. Mi0iondr:
vWesbalb?" 9err: no. Nun, tpobl-
tbdti9 1T bes 6eusrs Ma9t'."
- g 9meidelb aus.
funft. 6aufmann (sum @ater, Der
fir ieinen Sobn cine 2ebriteue iu6D:
sdreibt Der junse Wann einen ortbo.
9rapbiib ri6tisen Brief? 9ater: ga
uno oh; - in benz Brief, ben Sic an
mid seibrieben batten, bat er slei9
ale 5ebler perbellert!
-9feues Mort. Yiireer: Nun,
ipie e,bts nit meinem Sobne beim
Militdr9 Jelonebel gr tpirb g leiber
niht sum 8efreiten brinsen. giirser:
sl6, breAen sic bod nidt slei9 ben
SelbGerrnitab iiber ibn!
- gntrh flung. v@as,
foa Galbsbars giebt's nimmer 2eni2
2ru5itiirten, taum oab 10 a 2alb a
paar 6aren bat, fans iao 9 s'eiien aa.
- M bern. pfarrer: Sebt
NAL ben 9uberbau.r, Der 1T perenii9t
troB Ieiner Qlrmutb; nibt mar, Suber-
bauer, Sbr ieio sufrieoen nit Current
2ooie uno tpenn es aub nod tpeni9er
mdre? Bauer: @enieer fann ma
nit, Serr pfarrer, | ipieI bait nur a
Crisinal=3ebntel.
- unbea Il htigt. Ser
S6ul5e 1T Sbnen unipmpatbii1?"
nSa. er peritebt es 70 gut, einem unbe-
abll6tiste @rcbbeiten gu iasen!"
Gem iitli1. 3ebacteur: ,Sm,
i'd farm in Sbrer Sumoresfe teine
pOinte finben." S6riftiteller: SEA,
uur nibt 3leib bic Geoulo perlieren. :"
aus benz Manober. Sc
ben Sic. ba febt ldrn tpieoer Der Qieu-
tenant q. nit Der biibiden Marfeten-
berlin unb f6mabt!" nSa uno pie ct
,nartetdnbelt!"
- Gemiffenbaft. Badfii9:
,@ag'. Mama, tpie biel' 2lie f1ift
man ieinen1 Drdutisam i'm eriten
grief2"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
uMuf Ghre, aamerab, irnmer. gBer.

vNuI VDTe, StQWSIQU, tHtultL. ~cet'
be Dir bas bon bamals niht pergeRen.
Wart INNER elm famo1er &erl, -
mDdte bas germ pieoer gut MAIDEN.
8in beute gum befinitipen grben BON
3reipib eingeiebt /; tppllte Dir bas ias
gen. 9atte nGmlt9 in lebter 3ett be-
re9tigte uria9e, an sanalihs Gnter>
bung gu slauben."
Wte duf Commando itanb 9ermdnn
itiu. Was, io1te 9olten pirtli6 nt9ts
tpiHen9 Sraute iaste, es bate ir8latt
seitanben. Die eanae Gtabt iprud oaz
BON - unb Bis su oem9auptbetbeiltgz
ten ion bas 9eriiht nidt gebrungen
iein? 8on itrammem Sienit bate er
geiproden, unb baB er bana4 fofprt
au ibm eeeansen - tpGre es mOglt6s 2
l1nb er mare pirflid nidt setommen.
um Re6eni6aft, um cine Grtlaruns
gu forbern?
nSa," fubr gfupredt semiitbli4
fort, rtpar nabe oaran, quittiren gu
miifen. Muf gbre, mar mir elm I4auz
oerbafter 9ebante; uno in eriter 2t=
ME besbalb, 8dmerab, neil bann ni6t
in Der Gage mar, meinsn S4ulbldsin
BEL Dir etnaul05en."
rgeiiBe teineu @dulbf6ein bon
Dir"
rNt6t io'n Wif9, pte mir benz -
benz Rerl bamals eeben mubten! 9ier
- ct 5eiste ouf ieine 8ruit - bier
ite6t's ge16rieben, Sermann, bier -
metn 8ruber bdtt's nt6t getban."
rI9, LAB bod"
Gs purbe 8ellin96auien beib unb
falt; bamals ia, ba bate er gebanbelt,
tpie es einem Mann bem5reuno segenz
iiber 5iemt; ieBt - 1ollte, tonnte ct
benn nun bic Dahrbeit fagen? Wuroe
er fih ni4t BON ibm abpenoen milf
1en-?
vNein, mub nit Dir bariiber ipre=
6en. Mub alien @rnites oaran benten,
meine 8erbGItniFe gu oronen, beiBt
bel mir natiirlid S9ulben 5ablen.
Suabertunb5ebntauie uienb Mtarf baitOu
oirect fir mid se5ablt; babe bieNuitz
tung bariiber. Snbirect lit es fiinfMal
10 Disl; meine bamit bic Qctien, bie0u
taufen muBtelt, um - UNI"
.Oas bat ni9ts nit 9einen Insez
legenbeiten gu tbun", rief 9ermann
raub uno periu9te ieinen 4rm bon
Rupredt's 9ano gu befreien: uno baz
BEL ruti9te Der Iermel auriid uno ber
8erbanb parb ii6tbar.
"0o9 nt9ts Sefdbrlt4es, 9sr=
mann?"
nNsin;" er mar ettpas perlssen, rein
iebr unsei6idtsr S6nitt-"
limb au6 Der 3eigeftn9er-"
uOas MeRer lit mir ausseslitten-"
Der RittmeiIter lab aus, als glaubz
te er iebes 0ort; er perpanbte teinen
8lid bon Der perleBten 9anb unb iagz
te na6 tur3em S6neigen: Solicit
bod porft6tiger Ietn, 16on 9etner
5ruu 3ulieb. @laube, iie ftiirbe por
9lngit, Denn Dir mas - mas ouitoben
Iolte."
9euingbauien meinte, iein Sers=
i4las itode. Sa, baB ibr 2eben psr=
siftet mar, tpenn er feline Sbat ausz
fiibrte, bas bate er beute ertannt.
Aber mas meinte Rupreat - mas
pollte er bumit iagen?
Soften lieB ibm ieood feline 3eit
gum Ra4benten; iiCherli9, er bate
pbne ieDe Nb1tht uelprphen.
reSa - bm = tpollte meine 9er=
bGltniiIe regeln, unb muB bel Dir anz
fangen. Warit bod coloful let6tiinz
Mig, &omerab, tpiinl6te auf G6re, bGtz
te Dir ieiner 3eit S4uloIdein ausse=
itellt."
CSoriitbuns folst)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

Go to the busiest lawyer. editor or
business man OF your acquaintance who
has taken PaIne's celery compound.
There are hosts OF such professional
men in every city who would hardly
spare you moments time for strictly
business matters. Ask one OF them In
his busiest hours whether he can recon-
mend PaIne's celery compound. and ten
chances to one he'll say: sit down.
No matter about my being busy; al
ways glad TO praise Paine's celery COM
pound"
That is the feeling among people who
have been made strong and well by
Palne's celery compound. They never
feel happier than when they can per.
suadc some man or woman wac Is out OF
health to try Paine's celery compound.
Next TO doing good to ones self there Is
a delight in doing good to others, There
ia no more enthusiastic body OF intelIi-
gent men and women throughout the
country than the great army OF those
who have recovered health by the use
OF Painc's celery compound.
The vast majority OF diseases th2t enc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
T1MpER OUTPUT
In the Little ISanAwhR Darling the Late
Riss-Lnnlber Men JabIIant.

RiSo-Lunlber Men JabllRnt.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligsneer.
PARRERsBURG, W. Va. March 20.
Timber men are jubIlant. There has
been the most satisfactory timber run
In the Little kanawha that has occur
red for years. Logs came out OF
streams which timber had not tloated
for three years. In short, there has
been u large satisfactory timber rise
with few unimportant losses. The to-
tai output as Is roughly estimated may
be given as follows, although II is too
soon to do more than approximate to
correct figures:
OF logs between $4,000 and 10000 out
of which Burns Bros. and ParkerSburg
Mil Company probably own most,Obout
10000 each. Nicola and Stone come
next with 5000. Among the owners OF
the balance are KrapS & Company. d.
NJ. Miller, and the receivers of the s. II.
Whiting and Fewsmith Lumber Com
pany. the latter having about three
thousand, principally out of West Fork.
Hardman Bros. are also heavily inter
ested in this run out. OF ties probably
10000 were flOnted to accessible points.
OF these Lewis Pope s Sons own 10000.
William Richardson will have nearly
that number and Paden not so many.
as he has not been buying for several
years, but still good number OF ties
that ran out this rise bear his brand.
This vast fleet OF floating timber Is be-
Ing massed at Crcston, where 1t can be
easily got at.
Logs, ties. etc, are saved by means
OF system OF sheer boom. side bcotns
and pockets into which they are shot by
men with spike poles, BY this arrange
ment 1000 logs an hour can be caught
and pocSeted ut an advantageous point
in the river by experienced men.
The Little Kanawha reached stage
OF twenty-five feet before 1t commence
cd to fall. which was some time during
last night. Considerable logs, tleS and
ship timber succeeded in slipping un-'
der the booms and made their way out
into the Ohio during the rise. Those
who ought 20 know estimate the loss
at not more than 5000 ties and some
thing over coo logs.
william SprOuse, fireman on towooat
]. King. was probably fatally scalded
by n valve blowing out and letting
steam and scaldinE water out on him.
He is under treatment and may die,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
MARIETTA.
NEW CUMBERLAND PEOPLE.
They will Take Advantage oftho Visit Of
the Congressmen To-day.

They will Take Advantage Of the Visit Of
the Congressmen To-day.
Special Dispatch TO the IntolllGencer.
NEW CUMBERLAND.w. Va, March
2O.-The New Cumberland board of
trade. knowing the Importance of be-
ing represented before the visiting con-
gressIonal committee. has appointed the
following committee:
o. s. Marshall. James Il. Campbell.
James II. Walter. Lee o. Smith, ". A.
Scott. ". II. Beabout. Daniel Taylor and
a. W. Brown. They VIII represent the
interests Of New Cumberland and Han
cock county In the way Of showing the
daily tonnage capacity OF this town.
The improvement OF shipping facllit-
les will only tend TO double these. fig
uTes in few years. There Is. a great
future for this part Of the Panhandle
and all II needs to develop II Is better
shipping facilities.
The board Of trade has Issued leaf
let showing the average daily tonnage
Of New Cumberland to be 1891 tons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
rHE ullsoE NRARLY WRECKED.

y,rrow Fst kpe q ftile Congressional Party
Inst Abo,Ie Piti.bargh-Nearly Went
over tIie = am Nt Lock No. i-Few kne"
ofths DaIlger.
PrrTsBtERGH. Pa. March 2c.-The
coprregslot lal committee on rivers and
barbors a rived here tonight from
F,oIrmont. after an inspection of the
Nononrah la from that city to this, and
IN. morrow morning will resume their
Journey d, wn the Ohio on the steamer
vIrgInIa. Nothing Of moment occurred
during III, days trip. until Just as the
hoa, Issa N. Mason. carrying the
Marty. wa entering Lock No. l, Just
above this city. The river being almost
at ilood h IIghth. the boat was carried
within sis feet OF the dam. and was
aoVed fro h going over by the oppor-
tnns arriy u OF the Steamer Phillips. the
omcersof thich. seeing the danger, has
,I,v threw n rope to the imperIlled Ma
son and bwsd her up stream out of
d,,Sar Tho one hundred souls on
t,,rd inc Mason narrowly escaped n
borribIe 6sath; but only n few on
I,onr,i lsne " Of the danger. as Congress-
man catciIings at tho time was making
n ,,eeeh the naloon. and most OF the
nnrtv wei b hiB auditors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
FOR SALE

One OF the finest 9-rOom"d houses font,
ing on 18th ST., with all modern c0ry.s'
cnces, cheap and terms easy.
House, rooms, brick. 18th 81 ESQ
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling, id Z,
Splendid bldg. site FOR dwelling iyb =
House, 6 rooms, 2ith St, ll.IjD =
House, S rooms and hail. with at, fn59s-,
improvements, Chaplne st. Cent?
Wheeling. $500.
House, rooms and hall, ii'h 81. c1d
House, rooms, 18th st, $500
House. rooms, In Belveteru dg.., $50
House, u rooms and stOr" room. Ma,
St, near 2lst St. lot iiXl22 It. $40
For n short time one OF the fines, hog,.,
on ChaDllne ST.. Centre Wheeling ro5n,
with hall and modern Improvement
cheap: tersm easy,
House, rooms, hal and large lot, lGs
I'll House r rooms and G.roomcd house 4,
rear: lot SOxl2v IT., 18th st. $500
House, I rooms, brick, with hall. Jsc5,
st Centre Wheeling: cheap $50
House. 6 rooms. brick. Eof st, jia ward
Housc. 7 rooms. N. Market st; ch..a
lots on Lind st. Bclvederc. ~ each
House, . rooms, Wilson st.. CenuI
Wheeling. easy terms, $50.
Lot, 50 feet front, Lind st. So
House. rooms and attic, Jacob s., I'll
ward. $3.50.
House, II rooms. brick, 18th St. SIT
Hotel, q rooms, Martins Ferry, o,
cheap. on easy terms,
House. s rooms and S.roomcl house q
rear, Market st. bet. Ith and Na sts. IlN.
House, rooms and hall. bath and se,s
gases, Jacob st. bet 18th and Eth, E5E
Business property on Market ST. at MOI.
crate price.
on real estate.
House, four room and store:oom. NoHA
Main street. Cheap. on easy terms is.
New house. rooms. with large lo,, u
EdRingtOn Lane, G,SlO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

Special Dispatch TO tho lntelllScncer'
FAIRMoNT, ". Va, March GAN
alteration took place between two
walters at the T. F. Watson hotel this
morning, shortly after breakfast. when
John Mitchell drew revolver and shot
at Cyclone" Warrick, but missed him
and hit Any Digs. an innocent speeta-
tor The ball took effect in the thigh,
tending downwards. Drs. Roger and
Jnmison were summoned and probed
for the ball II could not be found. bu;
the wound is not considered dangerous.
John Mitchell who fired the shot was
arrested by Sheriff Morgan and placed
in Jail until Tuesday, when he Will
have a hearing. All the parties Interest,"
ed are colored.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

disastrously might be quickly and per-
manently cured II sick persons could
only be induced to take PaIne's celery
compound. II women. burdened beyond
their strenth with household cares,
would only take Paine's celery COM
pound. when they feel that dIspirlted.
enervated condition coming on. they
would escape the martyrdom OF back
ache. headache. disordered liver and
heart trouble.
Instead OF being thin. nervous and un-
happy they would experience the JOY OF
perfect health, sound digestion and quiet
nerves.
PaIne's celery compound is Just the
remedy needed by women who are in
continual ill-health and spirits. seem
ingly we'll one day and almost sick abed
the next. Their trouble lies plainly in
the want OF good rich blood. and plenty
OF II, and in the consequent famished
state OF their nerves. Paine's celery
compound should be taken without de-
lag. II will restore the health and stop
every tendency toward a debilitated
condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
HARRY j. FINK g. BRO"
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Telephone Gs7. No. 1I43 Marksts'fF,,sI"
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

- - - 49,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CIIi
~ PROPERTY, ,..,,,,,
by virtue OF a decree OF the circuit s 90 a
OF Ohio county, West virginia, hlNu' ,S
the cause OF Mary Beltz and others .S,S
Theresa Schatfor and others on inc -"
day OF December. 1896. l WILL on
SATURDAY. APRIL 4. 1886.
at 10 O'Clock u. M. proceed TO sell at IHI,,S,Ss
auction. ut tho north front door o' Nv, Nv
following real property: The sou wv IN
part OF lot numbered Scveniy-onc uH.T
that part OF the city OF Wheeling S" asI
East Wheeling, beinE so much OF N, w, Ti liza
lot as lies on the south o. S ,HHrsag run nm
across tho said lot from east TO wcst ~ Nv
passing along tho southern side O., ~ .I
north wall OF n brick building on guy , ne
known As the smokc-houst. Anu iT'iI ~
tho south tOrty-clGht Nsl lcet OF ~, s%'X Win
the buildings and Improvements new y.vS.
md tho appurtonanccs therounlo os'o"e
ing. ,n NJ
tho purchase money. or so mucn m SsS IN
the purchaser. may. elect to pay. SM,ssi3us
hand on the day OF sale, and the r'S,I,",S
in two equal instnllmentS, pa%ahlc WA
interest, In nine (O and eighteen w.
months respectively after tho Jay " ~" "a.
tho purchaser giving his notes for NE r uy
iorred instNllmentR OF the purchase mcn,,
and insurIng tho buildings on the rtSSyps,
erty in an amount not loss man mI
hundred $500 dollars, In the name o. ~, NT ~.
special commissioners, the title TO p' "
]. d. ELSpN.
Special COMMISSIONS,
hereby cOrtif that the bond rclumnT
by said decree has boon given by tnS
special commissioner before mo acco'"''"
10 '""' John W MITCHELL
Clerk,
VIII. HALLER. AuctIonecr m-l!-.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

For ten years secretary of the nat!ona!
butter and esq association, and since
1852 secretary OF the Chicago produceex-
change. Col. Robert NJ. Llttler has been
in constant demand as n bureau Of In
formation by correspondents who rec
ognlze Chicago as the commercial center
OF the country,
When such people as Col. Littlcr.
state Treas. Colvin. OF New York, Mod
jeska. the actress. ex-Minister to Aus
tria John N. Francis. and hosts OF other
equally responsible persons volunteer
testimonials as to the wonderful virtue
OF Paine's celery compound, no sick or
suffering person can with any show of
reason hesitate TO make use OF the great
remedy that has made SO many people
we'll Col. Littler says:
Il have used with great benefit sever
al bottles OF Paiuc's celery compound
and have recommended II to my
friends. 1t is wonderful spring REM
edy,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

six months ago we rented very
choice new Krakauer Upright Piano to
Prof. James Stephen Martin to use In
teaching vocal culture. Owing to hla
work in Pittsburgh, he was obliged to
give up his class here. We offer this
piano at n great bargain. As 1t was
used only one day In the week. the piano
is In every sense OF the word as good
as n new instrument.
F. w. BAUMER & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Atlantic Tea Co.

The season is now on when the demand
for Cameo. Fruit and Vegetables. Evapor-
ated and Dried Fruits Increases. We are
prepared to supply your wants. You will
find our goods and prices both attractive.
We advertise only standard goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

ginla, Sunday, Ind entertain them dur
ing their stay OF several hours here Sum
day afternoon.
This city has many points of interest,
including the big government locks. and
1t Is the intention n the local committee
70 take the large steamer Virginia
through tho locks into the Muslllngum.
q tributary nRvigable for 100 miles and
forming part OF the middle route OF
the proposed ship canal from Lake Erie
TO the Ohio. Extensive preparations
are being made for the entertainment OF
the committee here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

Special Dispatch to the Intelligenccr.
FAIRAIoNT. W. Va. March 2o.-one
OF the dwellings, belonging to the es-
tate OF Mrs Barbara Bcrns, Mt john
town. was badly damaged by fire this
morning. 1t caught from Goals rolling
on the CRATE and burning through the
floor and connected with the studding.
The house was fully insured. Loss
nhnut 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
xARIErTA,S DELEGATION


T" the wheeling Reception viii he Ae-
eonpAnied ny an Orchestra.
Special Dispatch 10 tho InteIllRcncnr.
MARIETTA, Ohio. March ga dele
cation from the board Of trade will
leave by special car tomorrow after
noon for Wheeling 10 attend the reccp-
tion rendered by tho chamber of com
Tncrce Of that city 10 the rivers and har-
nGrh committee nnd delegations from
IN" Ohio valley. They win be accom-.
panied by hFnnuld'H orchestra Of clgh.
teen pieces, one ~ the finest In the Ohio
valley. The delegation VIII accompany
The committee 10 this city on the Vir-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
A BIG AFFAIR.
Nearly Five Hundred win Attend
To.nisht's Reception
BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DELEGATIONS will be Here From
Many River Communities.
THE M'LURE WILL BE CROWDED

rhl, Evsnlns-Pitt.sursh's Delegation
VIII Number ssvsnty-Fivs = Marietta,
slsssr.vlns, Parksrsburg end Other
Down River Towns Send Delegations.
Representative From Martin, Ferry,
Bsnairs and Brldgspert-The comn,lt-
tee Goes powu the Monongehsla From
Falrmon. to pittssurSh-story OF the
Day. polngs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel. $40. (mr0 100 Market Stree.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

No. Gi Fifteenth street. rooms, brcs
No. l6l Sixteenth street, lot 60Xl9 feet
a fine residence In Pleasant Valley.
Nos, 1870 aud 49, Seventeenth street,
No. S Kentucky street, I rooms
I storeroor1s and dwellings renting !ot
SlSt 90 per month, corner Market 40!
Twentieth streets. pays l. per cent
No. . Kentucky street. lot 3lNliN feet
No. 2.l? Chapl!ne street. large b1:E
No. IS 18th street. : rooms and stable
No. 1856 nth street, rooms and stable
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street
No. i2i l1th street. ! rooms and bath
No. 1903 Chhpiine street, : rooms,
No. 1873 Chhpline street. 2 rooms,
Lot on Main St, between I'd and .! ST.
. lots on North Wabash street
No. 81 South Broadway. residence Oh
Z. Hughes. Esq.
Lot @6xlS1 North York street
Lot No. y Indiana St, : rooms, modem
No, q n, Wabash St, 6 rooms, cheap.
a tinc lot In Pleasant Valley,
No. Is Vermont street. rooms LOT SIN
feet: $3.50.
a flne lot in woodsdale.
The Bloch property on North Main St
MONEY! To LOAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 2o.--"'he
senate committee on territories to-day
agreed to report favorably the hil !.
the admission Of Arizona as q state OF
the union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
nIarflnIttly Po,tponell.

A, tho request OF Captain Dovcncr.
re CONT, hpntcd Rercnnde In hln honor
this even W. ny , ~ ',,nrd hna been
indeanitcib postponed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21
PRICE LIST:

Standard Tomatoes C3-ie.). cans....... Csc
Standard Sugar Corn (2-fe), cans..... &c
Standard Peas (2-tb.l, 5 cans for......" &c
Fancy Sugar Corn (.-to.). cHns........ Csc
Fancy Cal. Plums C3.tb.). . cans.."..... sc
stringless Beans (3-io). cans for...... Csc
Evap. Apples, all rings. lbs. for....... Csc
New Cal Prunes, lbs. for......."..... Csc
New Cal. RaIsInS. 6 lbs for,............. 25c
Now Cal Silver AprIcots, per io........ Toe
New Cal. Peaches. per fo............... &c
Fresh Rolled Oats. 10 lbs. for............ CSC
Fresh Dat Meal. 10 lbs. for............... sc
Fresh Ginger Snaps. s lbs. for.......... 2Sc
Fresh Butter Crackers, s lbs. tor....... &c
Carpet Tacks CS-oz.l. per box............ 1c
Clothes Pins, per doEen................ 1c
Star Candles (S's), per ro......"........ Sc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

The Virginia is expected to arrive this
evening at $40 p. m, possibly earlier,
With the congressional rivers and har-
bors committee and guests. the entire
party numbering nearly $50. With the
wheeling people who will attend the
reception at the Mcclure, in honor of
the distinguished visitors, the total will
be swelled TO 425 and possibly to 500.
Already Secretary Howard Hazlett. of
the Wheeling chamber of commerce.
has issued over 400 tickets of admis-
sion.
The programme upon the arrival of
the Virginia is given in detail else
where in this issue OF the Inteillgencer.
Secretary Haslett Is DESTROYS OF having
the entire reception committee meet at
the Mcclure at p. nj. The committee
"a an ~ fha fNII0winC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

Special Dispatch to the Intelligenecr.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-J. n.
Hutchinson has been appointed post
master at Cheat Bridge, Randolph
county. vice W. S. Woodward. resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

v.AsufNGrON, D. G.. March 2O.--TO-
days statnin"nt o' Wy mn, op XIV c,sb bni.
cnrs. fgG59eg, 725; gold reserve. 1i@S'-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-21

The refreshments will be served
standing, except that seating accom-
rnodntions have been arranged for the
ladies', OF whom at least one hundred
will be present. The reception WIZ emu
nrohabiy not later than II o'clock. after
which the visitors will return to the
virginia, most OF them intending 10
proceed down the river to ParkerSburS'
leaving the wharf here at S O'Clock
Sunday morning.
,yjii surely reach 400. There will be 200
wheeling people present; seventy-hve
from Pittsburgh: nifty In the congress,
ional party; twenty from Fairmont and
Morgantown: flfteen from Marietta ten
from Parkersburg: sixteen from SIS
tersyille; ten from Bridgeport. Martini
Very and Bellaire. and scattering deli
egations. Some of the outside delega-
tions and additional Wheeling people,are
named below: