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AT CAMP PETIT.

The Wheeling Immlnes Warmly Prais-
81 ed-Their Bill of Fare
Vt The Wheeling boys IN Captain Franz
helms company OF imrnuues, at Camp.
Petit, Fredericksburg, Va, are GET
ting along splendidly, and their COM
pany-Company G-is said to lay all the
other companies in the shade for ap-,
pearance and department. This Is no
idle boast, but Is the unanimous opin-.
Ion OF all who have visited. the camp.
and the Wheeling boys are consequent
3lys highly eiated. The FrederIcksb burg
people are treating the boys in fine,
style. 81
The bill of fare sent to this city by
one OF the company is In strong contrast
TO the fare soldiers got In the Inte war,
and 1T shows that Uncle Sam is taking
care that his brave sons are we'll fed.
The,bill OF fore at Camp Petit is as fol-
lows:
Observation-Disclosures and gravy, cot-
fee, bread, hard-tack.
NJ Dfnner-Baked beans. bacon, onions,
coffee. bread, hard-tack. I
gSupper-Beefsteak, potatoes, dressing,
lettuce. coffee, bread, bareback.
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aTHE SECOND REGIMENT
Company Will Leave. for Camp Attlnson
Z on Monday, Probably-Ths Quota ofI05,
2 men will be had this Evening. *

Company Will Leave. for Camp Atkinson,
on Monday, Probably-Ths Quota ofIO5i
men will be had this Evening. y
1t Is hardly Likely now that Captain
Willis company will get away beforel
Monday. The minimum enrolment Is
one hundred men. and last night there
were slxty-iive on the roster, which Is!
certain to be increased, probably to the
maximum. 1o3 men, by this evening. i.
The company will not move until the
quota is received and strong efforts will
be made to complete all arrangements
o-day for the move to Camp Atkinson,
next Monday. b
Some delay was caused by the recent
order for the REORGANIZATION Of the
men, as this necessitated an additional
amount Of work, filling new forms, and
examining most OF the recruits twice.
Not all those who passed the temporary
examination have come to be examined
again, and sworn in, therefore Captain
Willis desires that these men do SO to-
day. He and :Lieutenants Morris and
Foster will be at the Hub building toe
day TO receive recruits, between the
following hours: $3.50 to II a m: -. to 8
p M, and 7:20 to 9p. m. q
Should 1t happen that enough men
are secured this morning, the COM
pany may leave this evening. but It Is
more likely that they will leave on
Monday. There is yet room for several
men, and all desiring to enlist with Un-
Gle. Sam should be on hand to-day.
Since the company will hardly leave be-
fore Monday. It will likely accept the In
-vitat!on CT Secretary ]. c. Lynch, to at.
tend the services at the Y. N. C. "A.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. III
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graduate isees ut TO depart from tho
path OF truth. land uses The product OF
nnother'B braib. And II is hpped-and
the writer's belief Is as strong as the!
hopc-thnt no graduate ID this Vicinity
has seen nj TO answer the bait thrown
out By an Grafton factory In Ohio,
whose circular WIS distributed at sey-
ernl college commandments In this
state. As VIII be seen by n perlisal OF
this circular, printed below. any per-
son, other than q graduate, In need OF
q speech written for the OCCASION. can
be accommodated. For bare-faced
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ublic Notice Of Sale,
Is Shares North Penn Oil & Gas Go
Stock and p Shares Calf Creek Oil 1
FAC r. ctocL t.g.- .taz3.

." y
I will sell to highest bidder at the north
door OF court house on Wednesday, 2lh
June. 1885. at 10 a. M, these stocks, as eyl-
denced by the following certificates:
Certificate No. 2si for share North Penn
OIL & Gas Co.
Certificate No. 2i7, for shares North
Penn OIL & Gas Co. 50
Certificate No. 25i for l share North Penn
Certificate No. 81 for share North Penn
OIL & Gas Co. ~. ( IS $. b .e-.i.s5
Certificate No 25s for shares North
Penn OIL & Gas Co.
Certificate No. % for 8 shares North
Penn OIL & Gas Cor W.
Certificate No. % for 5 shares Calf Greek
OIL G. Gas Co. ,i.g
Certificate No. q for !. shares Calf Creek
Z, Certificate No. Is for shares Calf Greek
OIL & Gas Co. 5t-tZg--,, 4 n
Terms-Cash.
je22 w. HSHALLER. AuctIoneer:
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TO- settle on q claim. When we stopped
N St Louis the other day we saw sew
lcrdl Indians on the street In civilian
dress, 81, Louis Is more OF n southern
CITY than northern. They say there are
more negroes there than In any other
city IN the country! Every hstle town
we stop ut there7is n big crowd at tho
station to,cheer us, the girls loading US
down With flowers and fruits. The pa.
tpers have Informed them beforehand OF
our coming. like the character Of the
people. out here. They are all so cordial
and generous. had no idea things
were still as we read they were years
ago. or course they have changed In
some respects. We lunchet ct Gypsum
City To-day, lining up before. the bag
gage cars as we did at Pittsburgh.
+ iSALrDA, COLORADO, June IL. ~ n.
5m.-We have Just had breakfast here.
and while we were eating VIC sat and
watched Mount ouray, the hishes, peak
IN the Rockies, 1850 feet above the
level OF the sea. While ut Is eighteen
| miles away. It looks about three. II Is
all covered with snow. The clearncss
iot the air enables YOU to see great dis
tances We passed Pixies Peak some
time ago. We left the Missouri Pacific
at, Pueblo. Col. and took the Denver &
7 Rio Grande. entering At. once the Royal
Canon, which Is noted for its scenery.
The space OF the track was very narrow.
We ran through the canon with the
mountains towering thousands and
thousands OF feet above. It was GER
'tadnly a mort picturesque and imposing
sight Salida is q mining town, and they
cay has turned out a great many mil
ylonatres. At Pueblo, which we passed at
3 a. M. the people had a fine lunch pre-
pared for us. But as we were all asleep
they packed It In the baggage car. and
iwc had 1t for breakfast this a. m. It In
ciuded cake, fruit, eggs. sandwiches, to-
matoes, etc. We have lust started from
Salida, and. look out OF the window
= can gee the snow-clat mountains tow
ering around us. They seem 10 be so
near that 1t is impossible to believe that
they are so many miles away. va
sometimes travel for miles and miles
without seeing house. :
One peculiar. thing noticed late yes
terlay afternoon while crossing Kansas
was that the houses for the most part
were made of mud, and looked to be
very substantial buildings. The Royal
Canon, OF which I spoke bfore. Is the
place where the pitched battle took
place "a number OF years ago between
two railroad companies, both Of whom
had rushed to the place to lay their
tracks. As there was room for only one
they fought ovee It. 5s, 49,
One OF the fellows has just told me
that when We stop at Sulphur: Springs
we are all to have a plunge and a
change OF clothing. All OF US fellows
are well and enjoying the trip Inn
imensely y fa ,,tlsItH =. u y So. ssp4s-
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THE DAY NURSERY.

The day nursery, so successfully con-,
Quoted by the Kings Daughters OF the,
city, will be closed during the months OF
July and August, to be re-opened the
first OF September. 1t Is hoped that
lamore suitable building can be secured,
the work having grown to such an ex-
tent that a larger and more convenient.
home Is demanded. At recent meet,
ing OF the board of managers. the nd
mission committee reported that more
than two hundred children had been
cared for during the month OF May. 4 A
most successful feature OF the nursery,
work Is the boarding OF children for the
small sum OF 81 q week. Many women.
have found employment as domestics,
since place Is provided for the care OF
their children. There are at present
seven. regular boarders, besides the day
children at the nursery. It was thought
advisable to- close the nursery for July
and August, because OF the prevalence
,of $whooping cough. Among the children
however. there have been no cases of
serious Illness, nor any deaths since the
opening OF. the institution. The Kings
Daughters have every reason to feel. en-
$couraged, for the work has prospered
lar beyond their expectations, and has
aroused public interest to sush an ex.
tent that movement Is now on foot to
q stabl!sh the day nursery In 4 home OF
dts own, - ~ II Z
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MARTINS FERRY SUGGESTIONS
OF Names 10. be, Voted for at the Prl-
100 marles To-day, q

4 d 4 y
The following names were handed to
the Belmont Republican central COM
mittee to be voted for at the primaries
in Martins Ferry to-day:
First Ward Delegates-H. Rom!ck, D..
Llewellyn; alternates, John Ault James
Robbins: central committeeman, Ed
ward Parson. - 4s
Z Second Ward Delegates-John Cecil,
F. McCartS, F. Brooks; alternates,s Ed.
Groves, Mat. Gray. A. Gosney; central
committeeman, R. A. ;Lindemuth.
Third Ward Delegates--John Hender-
son, David Coss. E. E. MoCombs; al
ternates, Chrles Bailey, Sam Thompson,
Charles Gruham: central committee
man, George G. Ralston.
Fourth Ward Delegates = Ferd.
Strlcklin. Brock Brown; alternntcs.
Theo. Keller, Stephen Hopkins; central
committeeman. Samuel Westwood.
Fifth Ward Dclegates-Marshai Crop
per, James Reilly: alternates. Lee
Woods. David Coss; central committee
man, Robert. McN!chols. Il
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvORERs
OfWest Virginia In scsa,ou at Hunting
ton-N.xt Meeting In Wheeling.

ton-N.xt Meeting In Wheeling.
Special Dispatch to tho 1utell!Sencer.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, June "a
The state convention OF the Young Poo
pies Society OF Christian Endeavoress In
session here u proving quite interesting,
Il being deetded,y,s so tho leaders say, the
moz, important meeting held since the
founding of the eoclety in West Vir-
gln,a,
A number Of dignltaries from outside
the state are here, among whom are DR.,
Clark, founder Of the society. whose
heme IA in Maines Rev, w, n McCauley,
OF Toledo, O., Rev, s, G. of!phant of
Wheeling; J,;R, Montart, OF Cairo, and
other noted ministers are here,
President Boughan, Of ClarksburG, is
presiding. A numb r Of live practical
subjects arc being discussed, and all the
sessions thus far have been attended by
an overlowing Congregation The meet
ings are held at the First Presbyterian
church. This afternoon II was decided
to hold the next; meeting at Wheeling,
on the third Tuesday in May, 1899.
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whose cottage they Iwlll spend the sum.

whose cottage they Will spend the sum-
mcr. rs ~
Z Mrs. Mary Bonnell aud daughter, Miss
Bonnell. OF youngstown, o.. were the.
guests OF Mrs. Emily p. Boyd during
the week. tt7ti6 i5s, 2lEts7i
Mrs, T. Reed Mcknight. OF Pitts
burgh, Is the guest OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George K. McMechen, on
North Chapllnc street .tai.
Mrs. James Nelll, OF Fifteenth street,
Is visiting In Pennsylvania "A All
Last evening on the beautiful grounds
surrounding the home OF Mrs, George
K. Wheat, one OF It's members, the.
WcmaRs Political Club gave n lawn
fcte that was largely attended and
thoroughly enjoyed by oil. Tho
grounds surrounding the house and
part OF the lawn Of the Snyder resi-
.dcEce were brilliantly illuminated with
Chircst lanterns during the evening.
and at small tables refreshments were
served blythe ladies. The evening was
pleasantly passed and ut II O'Clock one
OF the most enjoyable out-of-door func-
tons came to Its close. much to the re-
grct OF the clubs many guests tl$
Mrs. George Wise attended the COM
mencement OF the Lawrenceville (N.iJ)
school, where her sons, George and
Harold, were students. The former
was ore Of this years graduating class.
Mrs. Wise and sons returned home on
Thursday. Other Wheeling boys hove
returned from Lawrenceville, whose
school is patroazeG by several Wheel
Ing parents. z
Mrs. James X. Hall and children are
visiting friends and relatives in Pitts
burgh. y
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LlsdALa NOTICES.


ITO THE CREDITORS or THE /, ~:
u SONS GROCER COMPANY. : = 'AtAkR
You are hereby hotlned that the ma.
s!Ened have been BY ,he United State SSG Y,
snit squirt Tor ne District Of West ys
Ing wherein II. 8! BAsr and o,hc,.p tns
plaintiffs and the Baer Sons GToesra !! AZ
pany ard others are defendants. n,,sh Ne
receivers for said Baer Sons Grosepy VTEl s.Ss
lpany and Of all property. real Ana N ~
sonal. and you arr hereby notiiied ns} pa
gnes,sa 10 AZ With Us A. as early q;
defendant company for adjusimcn, ~, ~;
n MORRIS HoRHltEIMEp "
BERNHARD noRkHEiMEn
Wheeling: w. Va. June .. ISIS. ' va
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The following snake story emnnates
from the leafy precincts, Of Elm Grow.
and unlike most snake stories Is true in
every particular. In the first place.
there IRE snakes and then there are
snakes, this tale having TO do with that
species OF reptile. which, men who daily
lovingly and long with the flowing bowl,
are wont to sec In their dreams either
by night or day. The Elm Grove young
man saw them. or rather, thought he
had them by, day. the day occurring
Friday, at noon, OF !, last week. His
fathers cellar, in keeping with the good
old Virginia custom, rcjoiceS In the pos
session OF one or more barrels OF corn
Juice, and the son OF the house wishing
10 Stake the Accumulated thirst Of a
protracted spree, repaired him to the
cellar. His hand scarce touched the
spigot OF the barrel until something
wiggled past him along the floor. One
glance was enough. Another instant
saw the youth upstairs and out on the
street, eagerly beseeching friend to
hurry down to the cellar and investl-
gate. The young man was advised to
go and see for himself, whether twas n.
real snake, or whether. as he imagined,
1t was the snakes, scientifically known
as delirium tremens. Partially comfort-
ed, the young man, armed with pitch
fork, made investigation, but not seeing
any sign OF snake, came back to his
friend, shaking In every bone, for he
WIS certain that he had 'enh" Then
his friend visited the cellar, and few
minutes later. had killed small garter
snake under the barrel. greatly to the
relief of q badly frightened young man.
by gosh." he blurted out In his glad-
ness, III you hadn't killed him. Jim, I'd
been sure had the. snakes, and I'd went
to bed and sent for q doctor"
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TWO yachts will run during Epworth
League convention from upper end OF
wharf to Ohio street. the quickest and
cheapest route to the Island.
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3NroriCE OF INTENTION TO OpfFis
IN A IiEsQLuTloN, TO E%TENb Tfs
, iINSSRTh @ vi ZEE: N GLASS COT
,, The g,nslisrsI Y, a steckhOlder in n.
.porntlon heretofore formed under ,bs W. ws-
ernl laws OF the state OF Wei, vItsinISS'
and now In existence. hereby gIyrs na,Is
of his Intention 70 offer. at a speclsl mtV,
Ing OF the stockholders OF such eorTS ,es'
ton 10 be held at the office OF haId - -
pnny at foot OF Third street, IN ,Ss H Sl,r
of Wheeling, Ohio county, West VirrlS,Is
on the 18th day OF July. lS9s. commeSSIns
At 80 o'clock p. m, the following rcsSI..
tion. ,to-wlt. X g " 'S''''-'
.'Rosolycd. Tint the time OF tho .o,
tlnuhnre of this corporation. the NsSsS
Wheeling Glass Company, shall be and Y !,
hereby extended until the first day OF I'M
lg,S, siich extension OF time OF the ~,
tinunncc OF said corporation beyond in,
not. exceeding hity years" ~.
jell.s 22ltssl>' +. PARK
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% per cent discount on oil Bicycles for
the next ten days.
DILLON. WHEAT &G HANCHER co.
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JOINT COMMITTEE ON PAINTING

5SEALED% PROPOSALS FOR PAINT.
DING INTERIOR OF CITY BUILDING;
Bids will be received until Monday, JuHs
q, 1885, at 10 o'clock a, M, for the paint.
Ing OF the interior OF the city end Of IL.
Public Building. .sf .sI
2 Specifications can be seen at the once
Of the city clerk. Bids should bc sealed
addressed to the COMMITTEE on Real is.
tate. with the name OF the bidder marked
on the face OF the envelope. The commit.
tee reserves the right 10 reject any or ali
bids. C. n. WATKINS, I
j jeo2 asls 's'!5i slaslFz City Clerk.
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/. 25 per cent discount on all Bicycles for
the next ten days.
DILLON, WHEAT 6 HANCHER co.
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WITH THE AsToR BATTERY,
Interesting Letter From George K. T.
80 I,a,t r>,,I,

Interesting Letter From George K. TIM
ker, Of This City, Member. fS
The famous Aston Mountain Battery
United States Army, recently organized
in New York City, by JohnS Jacob AS
tor, Is possibly the elite organization
OF the ert!re army. The millionaire
leader OF the battery says that nothing
is 100 good for his boys" and It Is pro-
poeea 70 take the battery to the sParls
Exposition after the war. Wheeling
has young man IN the battery-George
n. Tinker, former Island boy, who re-
Gently located In New. York. Tinker
Will be remembered as graduate OF the
Iinsly Institute. He was also a prorni-
nent cycles, and took leading position
In the last 1ntelligencer road race. Mr..
Tinker writes In an interesting manner
OF the trip OF the battery across the con-
tinent to San Francisco. where II Will
shortly embark for the Philippines. The
5lntell!gencer Is permitted to print the
following extracts from recent letters to
friends here: ,s.i,ss "a y, 5!,slss!s
lon HEPLATNS, Kansas, June 16.--
AS am writing this look up every few
minutes to see one OF the most wonder
ful sights OF Its kind that I have ever
witnessed. As far as the eye can reach
the land Is as fiat as a board, entirely
. devoid OF. trees. covered by n luxurious
growth OF grass, excellent for grazing
purposes. Thousands and thousandsjof
cattle are grazing watched by. COWBOYS,
1 wish you could enjoy it with me. tits
. magnificent sight, Every now and
then Prairie dog and Jack rabbit jump
up and disturb the tranquility OF the
scene.5 5ial's n 2 n ssf1
Then we pass boomers" In their COW
{ cred wagons travelling as of old = roinr
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DISPLAYING
AND HORSES ~ TERRI iCAtLY
Nations
rne fi Europe and America Rid
Savage G9sk
Horseback
HERO. .HoRSEMEN From. THE%CUBANs PATRIOT. ARMY
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. BcW,a Hotcl.
TBorlxgl,irc r1111.

Virginia Avc., 100 feet from Beach. At lam
tic City, MI. REDUCED Tasss ,S er SSotcI|
With wary Son%enienee Elevator TO s,rSe,|
level. Full ocean View. Cuisine and sS So,sI
tho best, Write for booklet, showing ho''"|
new! steel pier, golf links, S'c; cope,
n iclh 2. s.NLa.5L ~ ~ 81. fNNNN W. =
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s. Miss Mary PAUL, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred PAUL. OF North Main street.
entertained with dainty luncheon
Thursday. complimentary 10 Miss Ca
milla Bryant, OF Brooklyn, and Miss
Kirk, OF Chicago.
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ALL Bicycles at one-fourth of for
the next ten days. 'a 4
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co
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jes New Martinsylllc. NV II =,

SEALED PROPOSALS. FOR PAINT.
- ING THE PUBLIC BUILDING.
Bids will be received until Monday Ju,.
q, 1895. at 10 O'clock a. M. for the paint.
Building. 1851 - . -A''H
Specifications can BIO seen at the ofuca
OF the city clerk. Bids should be seajSI
addressed to 1.-The Joint Committee on
Painting Public sBuildIng," with the mama
of bidder marked . on face OF enyeloSc
The committee reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids. : ~ "
JOINT COMMITTEE ON PAINTING
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Mrs. W. W. Arnett gave handsome
~ appointed luncheon Thursday, to a
Few friends at her home on Fourteenth
street. In honor OF Miss Belle McCabe.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert a.
SIcCabe, Of the Island. Miss McCabe
will be married at high noon Tuesday,
in st. Luke's P. E. church, to Mr.. Will
lam Bates Woods, ;.
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HOTEL ctr a MD.
Formerly tho Monterey. Ocean end Wei ~
ginin ave. Finest location. Capacity Nv.
Entirely new throughout. Excellent ~ w
cry appointment. Superior table. Cceaa|
view, Write for booklet. Special ra'e'|
for 4th OF July. NC
FItlRBAlRN & WILLIAMS,
M = -; - Atlantic City. y. J.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE iCF FURNITURE, ina

On Thursday. juno 30. 1895, begInnln; a,
at 10 clock. the undersigned will sell al
public sale on the premises the furniture
contained In the Thompson Homestead"
on the National Road. one and onc.hal,
miles east Of Wheeling. and the horse,
tate Of the late Mrs. L. S. Thompson.
Terms-Cash. ss
NJ. ~ CAMDEN.
~ 80 L. S. TIL MPS0N,
W. p. HUBBARD.
te22 Executors OF E. S. Thompson's Win
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"gypsy party" In all It implies was
the unique and delightful entertainment
given to the friends OF the Young
i daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Gil
, christ, in Pleasant Valley. yesterday az
ternoon, 5tl Ia, ~ Ils5 : -, s
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pRoposALs.
'DRoPosALs-HoTEL.

Bids will be received until tho Is, day 4,
July, 4. 2; 1s9s, for the. building Of al rt "
hotel building by Drast BroE., OF New Ms,.
tinsville, W. Va. Drawings and spccias,.
tions cnn be seen ut the Brast House, EsS
Martinsville, and mt the office OF The "
d. O'Selll Co., architects. Marietta. Ohio
Bids nre wanted for the several paris 4,
the building. each trade being hid urs ~
separately. and for the entire work. III.
lcwners reserve the right 10 reject any IN
all bids. = - BRhST DROs -"4