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brpisss, sores. ulcers. sals rheun. fever
sofes, tettsr, chapped hands. chiblsins.
cora.. and al skin sruptions, and posi-
lively curss pi!es, or no pay reg Tired.
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Conductors of orchestras find that the
flute is far more often played out Of
tune than the violin, the reason being
that many Of its natural notes are not
strictly in tune with the rest of the
band
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"rhey are dandies" said Ihos Bow.
ers, OF the Crockett, Texas, Enterprise,
while writing about DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills for
sick headache and disorders Of the
stomach and liver. L. @. Gale.
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Taken Up

BY the undersigned on Sec. 13, Twp.
lO2, Range 80: One iron grey horse
colt about four years old, one dark
brown horse colt about same age.
3. p. JONES.
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accident to be burned or scalded: but
pain and agony and the trightful dis
fguremens can De quickly overcome
without leaving a scar By using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. L. O. Gale.
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Sheriff. sale

state OF south Dakota, Fourth Judicial Circuit
S. In the Circuit Court within and for Davi-
son county.
The Iowa and Dakota Land Company, Plaintiff,
vs. Abbe D. Prescott and R. d. Prescott. De-
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II. 3. Joansou. Eevarz. O.. says:
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o1ly child Eron dying oy Group It
aas saved THOUSANDS O. others suffering
from Group. Pneumonia, bronchitis ard
OTHER serious shrost snd lug troubles.
L. o. Ga.e
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Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered
from pilee and then have been quickly
and permanently cured by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and all forma OF skin
diseases. l.. q. Gale
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For over FIFTY Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
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DECORATION DAY EXERCISES.

How q, VIII be Observed by the Eeter-
ans Of the Late War.
The varioD. committees OF the &. a.
Il. aud W. X, &. nsve about completed
morial Day nezt Saturday, and the fol
loving program was handed in for
publication.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
VANCE MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Pr,sbytsry COMMITTEES TO OrgnnlIs New
Congregation ON ThurSdhy.

AT the meeting OF the presbytery OF
Washington. last September. request
xus presented by some OF the people OF
Leatherwo5d and vicinity, asking Tor
lie organization OF 4 church In that
nrighborhood A Committee was ap-
pointed TO take the matter into consid-
Grafton The chairman OF that commit
tee, Rev. Or. Henry Woods, the stated
clerk Of the preshytery. has issued a
call for a meeting 10 be held in the pub
lie school house nj the Leatherwood
station. on Thursday evening. at 1880
o'clock. FOR the purpose OF organizing a
church. n the way be clear. To this
end he desires that all the people who
wish 10 be connected with the new
church at It's beginning, secure iheir
letters OF disrission from their respec-
tive churches, so as TO be able to pre-
sent them 20 the presbyterlal commit
tee on Thursday evening. All who are
not members OF any church are cordi-
aIly invited 10 the meeting.
The notice for the dedication OF the
Vance Memorial Chapel Will be given
as soon as the time IS definitely fixed
II is probable the dedication Will occur
within the next thirty days.
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A,a meeting OF the lady managsrs OF
the We. virginia Home for Agei ana
Frisud,ets Women. taers were unl'St .s.l
cxgTssslons ~ pleasure at the KINDNESS
153aif.sted by ths many warm friends
~ no home In the numerous auostlntlal
rcmembranees that found their wy 20
;bgn on thsr anniversary, or ,ioll''sl..'
day. Not only wcrr tue giits o. il'o.'sy ;
,,',r,,iv oppreclated. but these friends.
~, iheir nresepcc. gave token Of their IN
,srsgt In no work and sympathy VITA
The workers in their struggles to pro,
vide harbor FOR few rorn- ios. .,,,
mariners 10 anchor In peace and quiet tlll
avert by the tide Into the shoreless
ocean ~ the beyond The ladies desire
especially 10 express thar thanks % NJ.
George L. burst. Stole & Co. ana inc
Atlantic Tea Company for fay0rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15

Last evening the marks at the Wheel
Ing public landing showed feet
inches and slowly falling. This is
barely enough water for the big boats
to continue navigation in the upper
river stretch between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. and for this reason the
steamboatmen are anxiously awaiting
developments. Last night Captain
Crockard. Of the wharfboat, said that
he believed from the reports he had re-
ceived from headWUterB during the day
that there would be slight swell to-
day and tomorrow, which would In
sure navigation for a limited period At
least. II was the intention OF the Pitts
burgh & Cincinnati line management TO
send the Virginia 10 the bank upon her
arrival In Cincinnati, but yesterday
this Arrangement was changed and
Captain Calhoun's packet is to leave
Cincinnati this evening for Wheeling
and Pittsburgh. Should there not be
enough water for her to pass the Sis
tiers. she will turn about at Wheeling,
leaving for Cincinnati next Sunday
morning.
II the Inevitable low water period Is
about to make It's appearance. It car
ries with II the temperance OF the
sand crab" steamboats, from the Big
Sandy. those twO-tor-a-nickel craft
that always raise a smile when first
seen by visitors from the lakes or sea-
bOard-used as they are to boats OF
5000 to 10000 tons. They remind old
timers OF the more primitive steam
boating days on the Ohio. when boats
OF the type OF the palatial Virginia and
Queen City We're unknown. But,
speaking OF old-timers, most Of them
stoutly maintain that the packets that
ran out OF Wheeling forty years ago
were craft that compare favorably even
with the finest types OF the present.
The old Baltimore & Ohio line from
Wheeling TO Cincinnati. run in connec-
tlon with the railroad when II had not
extended its double line OF iron rails
beyond Wheeling, was made up OF a
fleet OF steamboats, that represented
the acme OF inland marine architecture
before the war. and In the seventies the
Chesapeake & Ohio packets running
from Huntington 10 Cincinnati Were
floating palaces. OF course there are
Improvements on the later day boats
that these did not posses. such as cleo
tricity. compound engines, etc, but IN
those days there was two to one more
travel on the river as compared with the
present. and the steamboatman vas
little tin god" up TO whom the less
fortunate land-lubber looked with min
Gled feelings Of envy and admiration.
In the good old days" on the river,
a pilot was a king among his fellows.
even the captain being a star OF lesser
magnitude. Mark Twain. IN Life on
the Mississippi" has told, as no other
writer has, OF these halcyon days on
come a classic, for Il Is the one chronl-
Gle for a period and class that have
passed never TO return-at least not
until there IL an edIct against the rail-
road. and everybody is compelled by
law 20 travel on water
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gxECUTOR's SALE

Ofths Residence and all Household FL
Sscis OF the Late Jacob snyder, At 9lS
Main STREET.
on Thursday, the 18th day Of June.
1897. commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m. we
will offer for sale at public auction at
the late residence OF Jacob Snyder, de-
ceased, No. 9l5. Main street. all the house
hold effects now in said residence. con-
sistlng of parior and chamber suits. vel
vet and body Brussels carpets ard rugs,
toilet sets, centre tables. p0rtieres.
rockers. lounges, wardrobes. hall rack,
90 PAIRS fine lace curtains, imported jar
dIniers and pedestalS, mantel mirrors,
narlor draperies and fixtures, dining
rom and kitchen furniture, bedding
and bed linen, mattresses, blankets
china and glassware, two phaetons'
one with rubber tires. almost new, lap
robes. harness stable fixtures. flower
vases and choice selection Of books and
bric-abrac. one Kranlch & Bach plano,
60 fine oil paintings, executed by some OF
the best American. French, English,
Italian and German artists, also num-
her OF water colors, etchingS and en-
cravings.
first. Term Of sale OF real estate, one
third or more II the purchaser 80 elects
on day OF sale. the balance in three equal
annual payments, with Interest secured
by deed OF trust on property. With In
surance as further security on the
property for the deferred payments
Terms cash on personal properly
GEO. SNYDER,
JACOB SNYDER,
REM SNYDER
]. C. HERvEY. Executors
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And solid Gold Vatehs, with Tea at 1888
MaIn street.

And solid Gold yyatehs. with Tea At 1883
MaIn street
Each can contains a good retail dol
lars WORTH OF choice blended tea and
each can contains a prize OF some kind
and they are to be sold at the uniform
price OF one dollar each.
Nathan vanaman, of Elm Grove, with
his purchase received an elegant Amer
lean. full-jeweled watch. Miss II. A.
Chase. clerk, got Sl3 In cash and G. B.
Conroy. draymAn. got two $50 watches
with his orders.
7. Madlgan, fireman on river. receiv-
ed With his cans Of tea $50 IN gold and
a sllld gold bracelet set with genuine
diamonds. Miss A. Carlow, shirt max
er, with her purchases. received pair
OF genuine eardrops and a gents solid
gold hunting case stem wind and set
watch. Elgin movement. L ~ Gall
braIth. fireman on Baltimore Ohio
railroad. Benwood. got a genuine clus-
ter diamond ring. solid gold setting.
August Schaher. gardener. at MeMech.
en-, got a gents stem wind and set, tull
ieWeied watch, Springfield movement
D.
chases received sixteen silver dollars
and q solid gold. Elgin watch, full Jew
eled.
How can this be done? Simply by
putting the expense Of two years ad-
Vertlslng into thirty days, after which
time these choice teas will be sold.
same price, quality and quantity but
without the prizes. So come or send
your order before the time Is up and
GET your watches. diamonds and fine
teas, besides hundreds OF other articles
too numerous to mention, all OF which
are distributed according 70 the amount
sold. Don't put e. OF until the time Is
oveE. Every can win positively con-
tain a prize of some kind. Open even
ings until $50 Saturdays 10 o'clock
Prices. single cans, 81: six Tor 70; 10
for $40. Lady clerks In attendanee'
FREEMAN'S GLOBE TEA CO.
iO33 Main St
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ABOUT PEOPLE

stranger In the cay and wheeling Fo'A'
Abroad.
Thomas Timothy. a In Belle heater'
leaves Saturday, on a trip 10 Niasa'3
Falls.
Miss Nellie yesterday. Of Wellsourg'
Is visiting Miss Fannie Kline. OF Norta
Wheeling.
DR.. w. w. spargo has returned nome
from the Cook County Hospital Ch.Sa-
60. and will practice medicine IN thls
city.
Miss Margaret Mccormick. OF Denver,
coI formerly Of Wheeling, IS renewing
ola acquaintance, while being the S1sst
og Miss Gene Dittman, Of North MAIN
sFFasf
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nIEn.

CANIP-on Sunday morning. June 70, 1877.
at $50 O'Clock, ELIZABETH n, wife
Of Theo. Camp. in her SD year.
Funeral services at family residence. No.
ia Sixteenth street, on Tuesday after
noon al 2 O'Clock. Friends Of family
respectfully invited to attend. Inter
ment private at o'clock at Penlnsular
cemetery.
THONiAs-On Sunday morning. June Il
1877, al 1866 o'clock, ELIZABETH.
relIct OF the late William Thomas, In
the cath year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence, In the
rear otlSo. III Market street, Tuesday
afternoon at 100 o'clock. Friends Of
the family arc invited to attend. In
torment at Penlnsular cemetery
HANEs-on Sunday. June 10, 1877, at $50
o'clock p m, EMMA c. LACE, wife
OF James D. Hanes.
Funeral services at family residence. No.
7C5 Market street, on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. Friends Of family
respectfully invited to attend. Inter-
ment private at Greenwood cemetery.
FAusT-At Allegheny Pa. on Saturday.
June T., 1897. at HE'S a. m, THOMAS
FAUST. aged 80 years and . days
Funeral notice hereafter.
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In his dlsmIssal and return 70 Wheel
inE, month or 80 ago, HIS opponents
like AFR. Johnson. and say that NJ FL
Holt Is very Volunteering To his Al
legged domineeFing disposition they
aGcribe the BeceGIion that founded the
Ebenezer church.
As far as members 90 Rev. john
sons forces have the advantage, ana N
possessing the church they have the
nine points Of the Law, supposed 70 80
with possession. They also scored
victory last night, but Il remains 10 be
seen what the council called for by
Rev, Mr, Elliott, win decide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
SECOND WEEK OPENED
.Bohemlan Grip Well sang at wheeling
Park Casino.

HTohemIan Girl'' Well sang At wheeling
Park Casino.
The Lyric Opera Company gave
satisfactory accoun, Of Itself again last
evening. in bohemian Girl" Bales
beautiful Idyl Of gypsy life. at the
wheeling Park Casino The leading
roles In the play were Miss Knox, Miss
he Rue, Mr.. Campbell. Mr.. Ravens
ana NJ Ricketts,, while the chorus. as
usual. was very satisfactory. The
audience was a very appreciative one
and accorded curtain calls at the END OF
the frst and second acts.
Mes Knox made a charming Airline,
wbiie Miss De Rue, as the Gypsy Queen
was accorded a most hai'ering reeep.
tion. The opera throughout was most IS
satisfactory. bohemian Girl VIII DC
rio crowd. Tomorrow evening MI
Iosker's grand opera, "Fnlks'' WIN De
suug for the third time In this eitg'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
GENUINE DIAMONDS

tim. Es''nd,a Twenty Days IN which TO
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COMMENT IS UNNECESSARY.
go b ID Ausrnsy GsnsEal.

The advertisement OF Freeman'I
Globe Tea Company and their plan Of
business has been submitted to the at
torney-general for the postofiee depart
ment at Washington, D. c.. and after
recItlng the "ad" complete In all rs
details, this Is what they say. Wig:
The advertisement Of Freeman's
Globe Tea Company is not in conflict
with the lottery act and may be adj
mItted to the mails.
(Slgned) L. a. BARRETT.
Acting Assistant Attorney-Ge toT
the PostoRice Department
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
WATER IS SCANT
In the Upper Ohio, hut the Steam.
bOatmen are Looking For
A SLIGHT RISE THIS WEEK

That viii Enable ths Zig Paaksn to
Hang On By Their Teeth for a Time.
Virginia viii Not lay Up as was An-
nounsed-wm A,tsmP, TO Go Through
to Pitt'burEh The Low Water VIII
Being tn the "Saud crnb." from the
Big sandy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15

Groccrs' Day. Thursday June lith'
1871 at Vhccilag Park. Balloon nscCn-
sl,Ds. With fireworks, day and night
dancing IN Casino, bowling. bicycle 70
TAO. egg and foot racing, new lake
an easements, boxing bouts etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
]. C. HERvEY.
Auctioneer,

EVEN chronic diarrhoea succumbs
quickly 10 Dr. Fowler's Ext. OF Wild
Strawberry. natures own specific for
ali bowel complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15

ITCHING Pills. nights hortih plague
4. Instantly relieved and permanently
cured hy Snan-s ointment Your dealer
ought to keep II.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08

The Will of the late Luther j. Boole
was admitted to probate II the Hastings
Court Yesterday. The widow. Mrs. Myra
ID. Boole. qualified as eXecutlix. without
bond. Tho estate is left to the widow
ana her children. 20 be divided between
them In accordance with the statutes of
dcscents and distribution. The value
az the estate is estimated at $1,000. w.
y. Boole. w. w. Perkins. a. w How
ard. John T. Brady. and +. p. Nash were
appointed appraisers.
The vii! of The late Joseph Ovcrton
was admitted TO probate yesterday in
the Hastings Court. Mrs. Sarah ]. over
ton, the widow of the deceased qualified
as executor. The estate valued at 81, 300
is hequeathed to her. and at her death is
% he divided among John E. Joseph B..
George NJ, and Jessie NJ. Overton, Mar
garet J. Martin. Catherine ]. Guy. and
Lena F. Hickman. each securing one
eighth part. and the children of Annie
Lee Montague receiving one-eighth part.
w. ID. Robertson. John Fulford. James
Whitchurst. William Davis. and Henry
Lane were appointed appraisers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-08
THE RECORD OF q DAY
A Summary Of Happenings Worthy of
More Space Than That Given.
PARAGRAPHS, PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
Mention OF the Coniincs ana Goinss
OF People You Know Accounts of
Events of Interest to Many Read.
crs-Tupics Discussed on the Sirces
and I'm Offices and Homes.
The football season is over.


There was nothing doing In the May
or's Court
The hop a Kirn Hall last night was
given by Elan. @
MIR. AlliSon'S children are confined to
thelr home with measles.
United States steamer Fern came up
10 the yard yesterday with supplies.
The city employees were all pad yes
terday for the last half of December.
Attention is called 20 the ad. OF c. w.
Hudgins, in which he offers special bar
gains.
Walter Crockett, colored, was locked
up for shooting Walter Brown in Hun
terSv.lle.
Airs. Adkins. who has been spending
several months in Caroline, has return
ed home.
Rev. Frank Hall. who has been con-
Quoting a meeting in Mathews county,
has returned home.
Eight mach.nis.sl will be called in the
yard this morning in the construction
and repair department..
There has not a white white person
died in the city this year. neither n white
person married thus far.
Attention is called to the nd. of Bres-
lauer & Anthony. In which they offer
special prices on clothing.
The December term of the Hastings
Court began yesterday. Nothing but
CIVIL business was transacted.
Attention is called 10 the local ad. of
MIR. j. S. Crawford in which he offers
OIL cloth. carpets. and mating.
Mr.. james a. Mulvey Is again con-
nected with the claim department of the
Seaboard Air Line IN THIS city.
The candidates for clcc ion this spring
have begun to spring up already. and
IN short while will be quite numerous.
"A syndicate has secured an opt on on
the Rogers tract at Primers Point for
ninety days. The price named is $780,
O0C
Grimes Battery will elect lieutenant
tonight, and have their regular month
ly hop afterwards. No one without n
ticket Will be admitted.
A party of men who expected work
went TO Newport News in a small sail
boat. They said they did not have the
money 10 so on the boat.
Gr.co Lodge. |. o. O. T.. Installed OIL
GERS last night, after which a banquet
was served. y number Of the grand ntIi
The funeral of Mrs. l.. y. Magruier
wife Of the late Colonel Magruder, and
mother of Mrs. ". II. Stewart took
place yesterday at IL N. In Charlottess
Vile. Va.
City Collector r. II. Hutah,ns went
cunning on Wednesday near Bowers
Hill, and killed Il fine deer. which
weighed hf.y-hve pounds after being
dressed
Mr. ]. 2. Buxton. OF this city. who h as
held the position of Chief Clerk for the
general freight of the Southern road. has
been appointed soliciting and freight
and passenger agent for the line OF
steamers for the said road.
1t is said that the Y. N. C, =. build
ing and Pythian Castle will bo be
pie go 10 work and try TO secure a pub
lie building heforc Congress adjourns
That will make three prominent build
ings going up In one year.