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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-23
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Z D.
Ereezy News I,en.4 Gathered in tho nusy
Marshall County Town.
The opposition to "Pearltown" as a
name for the Boggs' Run settlement,
has broken out agaIn, and "old KEN
tuck's" sign has been almost smother
cd by mud.
( The Benwood chapter OF the Epworth
league will BIO represented at the
Wheeling convention next week, ! by
Misses Mary Hall and Alice Irwin.
A large number OF their friend, ac-
,companied the members of Benwcod d.
vision to the a. O. II. outing at Wheel
Ing park yesterday.
Miss Josephine Landers and her pu-
pills, at the Central school. had q de-
ilghtful picnic yesterday afternoon at
Jim's run.
Z One OF the handsomest delivery wag-
ons In this vicinity has Just been put
in service by Llneberger 6 Hunter.
Editor George Miller, OF the Irwin Re-
publican, Irwin, Pa, Is visiting Mr..
George Kimpton.
The closing exercises of st. Johns
schcol take place next Monday even
ing.
Miss Laura Berger. of Powhatan, Is
the guest OF Benwood friends.
Mrs. George Vance, OF Niles, o., is
visiting Mrs. Harry Vance.
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BOWLING.

The News bad q screed last evening to
'ae effect that their bowlers are so fast
mat they VIII not enter the proposed
rEess bowling leaguc---thc championship
would be practically settled in the News
nv 1Svor before. a game had been rolled.
me Item placed In the funny, column
%Ouia be q winner-elsewker II Is
itHHpy ridiculous. This statement Is
.orEe out by a reference to some OF the
sores sores made In the recent Press Day
Tsanes by members OF tho. News staff.
a a6,. Instance Smith i""S2"'57and Biac1ford
are lovely performances. indeed,
s tn. would carry the News team to the
cosling contest. m 4 Z a. z a
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music OF tho Opera House orchestra
yaA an enjoyable paAtlme for q large
number until nearly II O'Clock, when the
motor at that hpur brought In the last
OF the plcnickers. Mdllen's committees
In charge were az follows.
I Foe the Hiberhians--T. w. Killeen,
chairman; J. E. Collins. P. y. Dnugh.
itery J. y. Dixon, u. ]. Fitzgerald. ]. w.
fFsarnugnns q II "a 81 y N d
The nuxiiiary-Mrs. Annie Gleason,
chairman; Mrs. Martin Brady, Mrs.
Henry Allen, Mis- Kate Norton and
Mis-, Kate Wler. tf.f " r..
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The MARKS at D. m. Wednesdays
feet 6 inches and falling.
Weather Wednesday-Clear and cool.
8 Business brisk at the public landing.
Tho Virginia passes up for Pitts
burgh Tomorrow morning, 81 "A
= The Kanawha was three hours late
for Charleston yesterday on account Of
heavy offerings In the upper river. ~
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HIBERNIAN OUTING
A Great success-Parke Division Car
ried on the Bowling Contests.

The A. o. II. outing at Wheeling park
yesterday afternoon was largely attend
ed by the friends ard members OF the
three local divisions, Mullen. Parke and
Benwood. and the ladies' auxiliaries OF
these divisions. The affair this year
was under the auspices OF Mullen diyis-
ion, and its success reflected great
credit on its promoters. An interesting
programme OF amusemeTts was carried
out, q feature Of which was the bowling
contests, both being taken by Parke d.
vision. 5s5.s. 4; 81. Il ~ .gE
This division. won the mems, bowling
contest. and its ladies' auxiliary also
carried, of the iaurels. The ladies'
rolled $50 pins, Mullep's auxiliary COM
ing next with 277 pins. Dancing to the
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JOKING

oscar Gardner, who lights more and
.a'Ea less than any puslll3t before the
~ has two more nstieSargnmentsi
:, =. Inc future. EuBene5 Bezennh, who
s ,a up a desperate nght3agalnst Gard,
.s' w the Metropolitan arena, at Full
s mmF losing tho decision utter twenty.
ma, POUNDS OF hard fighting, has been,
'''V'fsU 70 box him before the Bridges
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CRoGAN. WANTS THE FRANCHISE
For Wheeling In the Interstate League
OF Base Eall Clubs. h

Jack Crogan. the welAknown veteran
bail player, is after any vacancy; In the
Interstate league that may arise, and
Promises to putiu a team for Wheeling
that will prove. a, winner. Jack IS In
correspondence with National league
managers, and as the big league clubs
d. s cutting down expenses by reducing
.he number OF men on each team to
fourteen he works 1t out that he will be
aye TO secure some fast men for. his
Fam 1eam. Crogan has written to President
POWER and Is OF the opinion that Spring
.ieio or some other Interstate club will
snortiy disband. giving him his desired
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THE HIGH SCHOOL,


" | Iii u . Y d q a
,couinenccment VIII DO Held Tonight
In the Opera House.
This evening in the Opera House, the
first annual commencement OF tho
Wheeling High School will take place,
and Of course the house Wiz be packed.
The following promising rogramme has
been announced for the occasion: 5s
Satisfactory ration-rhe Tr,ie Amer.
neeitatcnThc' Old Man and Jim, T.. Le.hef
=. .........!.....;.,. Carrie II. Hana,,cr
Vocal solo-seleeted. ........Lydla McNasii
Mems Monuments.... Lillian Murrin
Tho Essential Aim Of Educa lion. .sa....il
- ...........,...,.,....... Emma D. Deall
Music. ,TsTFs7 I. -
American Women. Ida o. Wells
Recltation--Kcntucky Philosophy. &
Double Saarictts Would sid T TSat My
Lydia McNasi. Carrie Hanaiier. asllla
rComerford, Bess Veterinarian, Lula
Ferguson, Jessie Shields. Emma Bcall.
suc DSasi IN E MlSfssan Bertha Ro,hermund
W.. ,'7i5-. Music. ~, 80,
Oratlon-Val dictory-Providenc In
Human Affairs. :"......Laura E. Crago
z. tFc' Music. y l55g I'd -
Presentation Of Diplomas by j. A.. Jeifer-
son, President OF the Board Of Educa.
Benediction. Z.
x Music. ~,
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BOND ISSUE POPULAR
Many Applications for Blanks Being
Received in Wheeling.

That the governments war bond issue
is popular IN Wheeling is undoubted. At
the postoftice and the banks. where the
application blanks are on file, many APP
.plications for them have been received.
Although there is no method OF know
ing the amounts being subscribed by
Wheeling people. yet 1t can, be estimated
that the amount will be large as sew
,eral OF the form !. of applications for
amounts over $500 have been given out
at the postoillce. However, the indica-
lions are that the issue Will be entirely
taken up by the smaller subscriptions,
which have the preference over the lar
ger subscriptions, GEt5
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Pittsburgh .:.......s o 600 o5oI2 10

Earned runs, Pittsburgh 4: New York ..
Two-base hits, Gray, Van Haltren. Three
base hits. Donovan. McCreery. Stolen
bases. Donovan, Gray: Double phys, Pad
den. Ely and Davis; Gettig, G. Davis and
Hartman: Gleason. Gettig and Hartman.
Gsttg i; on Seymour s. Struck out, by
Tlnnehill 8; by Seymour g. Wild pitches,
SEYMOUR I. Sacrifice hit. Seymour Time,
lis Umpires. Cushman and Heydler.
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- D.
lifelong nurse. No man has a right to ask
woman to shnre the burden of his Ill
health, aud that Is what lie does when he
asks her to be his wife. Ill.hcalth In man
Is, almost invariably the result Of disorders
of the digestive and inutritiyc organs. IF
a mans stomach Is right and his liver
right, his blood will be pure and rich, and
his nerves strong and steady When the
blood Is pure and rich n man cannot suf.
{ fer from ill.hcalth. DR.. Piercc's Golden
Medical Discovery Is the great digestive
tonic. It is not mere appetizer, but a
scientific aidsto the natural processes OF
secretion and cxcrction. It makes tic APP
petite keen and hearty, promotes the flow
of digestive juices, makes the assimilation
perfect, the liver active and the blood pure
and rich.y II builds firm, healthy llcsli It's
sues. 1t is the greatest known nerve tonic
and restorative, 40 "A rs.
rs Mrs. p Mortciison, OF Sanger, Oliver Coz ~
OAK writes: ;. Or. Plercc's Golden Medical Dis.
coycry Is the best cough medicine ] ever tiled.
sNlttie over two years nSo I WIS afflicted with
Z very bad cough and my home physician pre-;
isefihcd Cod Liver Oil and other kinds oil Ircdl.
cine lie snid ] might 90 Into quick eonsunlp.
lion and might die In two or three months. His
medicine did not do me, any good, I heard OF
gun taking Il; when had tasen II about two !
months. according 10 directions my cotightw
cured md slice that time VIC have always Kept
yo,it medicine In the House" n, .
DR.. piercc's Pleasant Pellets rcgulnte md
3inyigoratcs the stomach, liver aud bowels. /;
BY all medicine dealcfs. y -, 4 N 2 /!
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i OIL cITY-Rlver 2 feet and station
ary.% Clear and cool 4 y - r.. z, Il K 81
2 SWARREN---River l foot 4 inches. Fair
and warmer. 81 ss /, &
x GREENSBoRo-Riyer5 Z feet'S Inches
and stationary. Clear.and cool. NJ
3 lMORGAET0WN--River z feet inch
es and stationary. Clear and warm.
i BRoWNSV1LLE-Rivcr 5 feet Z inch
es and falling. ,i
PlTTSBURGH-Rlver 5feet q inches
and falling at the dam.,s Clear and cool
5g Observation-Disclosures S feet o
inches and falling@ Clear and cool: q /; ~
v PARKERSBURG-Ohio river s feet 10
Inches and falling. Cloudy and cool.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap and NIisliapI In the Thriving City
u - 2 Across tho River. e

Hap, and nIisliapL In the Thriving City
Across tho River.
At $50 this evening the marriage OF
Miss Anna L. Ratcllff, of Mt. Pleasant,
to Mr.. George Hemingway, OF Chicago,
will take place at the home Of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rat
cliff. (, Z
The. Home Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet at the
parsonage this afternoon and all mem
bers are requested to be present,
The contractor at work tearing down
the foundation walls OF the Presbyter-
ian church, expects It to be finished by.
the last of the week.
a cog In the spurswheel of the cold
roll engine at the Laughlin mill broke
yesterday, throwing five pairs OF rolls
off. $50
Miss Peach Shipman returned from
Scio yesterday, where she has been at
tending the commencement exercises.
A team of horses belonging TO A. D.
Gardner, OF Tltonville, ran off on Sec
ond street yesterday.
A party from here took a ride up the
river TO the Sister Islands, last evening,
in skiffs. S5 Il
Harrison Coss returned from a few
days visit at Harrisvllle yesterday.
Rev. A W. Harris. of Tiltonville, was
In town yesterday.
tound Trip Summer Excursion Tlciscta.
Commencing June -, the Mononga-
hela River Railroad Company will sell,
round trip summer excursion tickets to
Webster Springs. ". Va, and return.
The location Of Webster Springs Is six
teen miles from Cowen, W. Va.
Tickets are printed to read via Cow
en- and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs. though IL passengers
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
TO visit Camden-on-G auley these tick
cts will be honored for passage from
Cowen to Camdcn-on-Gauley and re-
turn without extra charge
The new hotel at Webster Springs Is
now open and affords ample first class
accommodation for large attendance.
Tickets on sale June L. to September
3d. inclusive, and VI good return
Ing until October 81, 1898. For
rates apply to Hugh G. Bowles, Gener-
al Superintendent, Monongah, w. Va.
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Z To-DAY's GAMES. z,
Brooklyn at Cleveland. -
Boston at Chicago.
: Baltimore ut Cincinnati.
Washington at Louisville. ~
New York mt Pittsburgh. M Z
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
PITTSBURGH. Juno 22.-Gettig iasted
ttli an inning and was replaced by Sey-
rour after Pittsburgh had won tho game,
JCyce was put out OF tho game for ques-
i!unlng. Cushman's decisions. Attendance,
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San Francisco, CAL, aud Return, via Dni-
ltimore s. Onto Account North American,
Turner's Union Contention. 81
June 27$nnd IS the Baltimore G. Ohio
will.sell excursion tickets to San Fran
cisco and turn mt rate OF, $50 25,tsvalld
for return passage until Septcmbere1.
! For further information. apply at 1900
Market street, or to r.. G. Burke, Pas,
aenger and Ticket Agent, baltimore &.
Ohio station. X z
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port Athletic club July ii. twenty;
rounds Or incresto on decision. yrhc met,
Will weigh In at is2 fpouhdsPat atn'slsSh

on July 2 Gardner will meet sammy
Kelly before the Lenox Athletic ciub. of
New York, a. lie pounds. Kelly Is the;
recogni2td champion OF his class, nj.
though he recently lost 10 Dave Sui.
ian. the Decision beng a maniiestiy I'm.
lnst 2ne. On the result OF this bout
VIII depend the probability OF d Dixon
dardnsr match. II Oscar Wins, the
colored champion Gun hardly tyade d
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rHE REps saoM FRoNr.

CINCINNATI, June "a wild throw by
jennings in the seventh inning bounded
Into the grand stand and allowed Hill to
make tho circuit with tho winning run.
Attendance. 200. Score:
Cincinnati 81 10 o o o Il o Sc-S f6.3
Baltimore ....o Q 70 40 o 0 o o. .
Earned runs. Cincinnati 2. Batteries,
Hill and Peltz; McJames and Robinson
Empires. Snyder and Connolly Time, las
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Oliver Wendell
Holmes says that If
a man truly loved a
woman he would
not marry her unless
he was absolutely
positive that he was
the very best man
| in all the world that
7 she could marry.
According to this a
man would lave to
be very conccited In.
deed or remain a
bachelor.
This is going a lit.
tic bit to extremes,
but In sober fact, no
man should marry
n woman so long as
he Is the victim Of
ill.health. No man
has a right to ask a
woman not only to
he liia wife hut n
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oPPoRTUNE HITTING.
ER-SIATR LEAGUE.

At Mansfield. FRHE
Dayton I............o / Q 3O00oii.s ls 6
Batteries-Beam and Belt; STREET. and
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AZ Grand Rapids. RHE
GRID Rapids. 20 0 0 z0T2S 20 8 o o-5 n 2
Youngstown 20 ! % 0 0 LOO o. II i
/, 3atter!es-Altrock and Cote; Hclberger
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PORT. /.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
rbclnnati ;, Baltimore 2. N if,j
Pittsburgh 10. New York 8. + 8 IN .t
Cleveland 8, brooklyn g III \
LogRls os,oD Z wEbSIS nn, 9.
t Philadelphia 5, st. Louis 2.
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Colonies PLAY GOOD Rail-,

COLONIES PLAY GOOD BALL
LOUISVILLE, June 2e.-Not a Senator
passed second base to-day. and only two
Of them reached that. The Colonies field
ed finely and did some great base running.
Attendance, 600. Score: 2ii:2i
RHE
Louisville 80 o 10 1 4 - il o
Washington 20 o 0 o o 0 o o % 8 4
Earned runs. Louisville /. Batteries,
Magee and kittridge; Swain and Mcclure.
EMPIRES, Mcdonald and O'Day. Time, I:45,
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Chi1dren's WASH ash ).
Dresses,

u.
Always showing an exceptional
line, we take pride in calling atten-
ton to our present line, which is
made up Of French Ginghams,
Lawns and Dimities, neatly trim
med, round or square yokes, and
in all sizes from 8 to 10 years.
French Bingham. trimmed Or.
plain, round: or square yoke, 7oc,
Soc, csc up.
Lawns, lace trimmed, many
styles and colors, CSC up.
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AT Fort Wayne. RHE
Fort Wayne...1 0 0 o-1@o 0. 0 o. & Q
New Castlc...1s ~ o 90 1-S Q o
Batterles-Brodie and Campbell: c.
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CASToHIA,

TO Mt.s :. N 8, b z 5tSlil -, q
''i q; ! zx1zszzZ! !! -; 4
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WANTED.

FOR RENT.
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Toledo .........1 % 2 O o o o o-s IS 5
Springfield 80 o 10 3 o o % - a 8
Battertss-Fisher and Arthur; Dolan
and Graffius. 10 ~ ~ a gfs 4 =
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COULDN'T TOUCH WILSON. Y

COULDN'T TOUCH WILSON.lI y
CLEVELAND, June 22.-The visitors
could not touch Wilson to-day. and the
home team gave him good support The
game was snappy on both sides. Attend
ance, GOO. Score: IN 80.
Cleveland .....I o 8 o o o OF o-S . i
Brooklyn 800 90 0 % 0Ee: 2 90 4 1
Earned runs, Cleveland ~. Z Batteries,
Wilson and O'Connor; Miller and RYAN
Innires. Lynch md A md laws Thine 1 I'D
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Mrs. A. X. Knox and son, Of Mt. Yer
ION, are visiting relatives here,
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THAT WINNING STREAK ENDS.

THAT WINNING STREAK ENDS. q
CHICAGO, June 22-Young Woods fig
ured in another fourteen-Inning contest
to-day. and again lost his game by one
nun. The locals could do nothing with
Lewis after the second inning. Attend
ance, 1900. Score: : I <. s7.,s,.g -i3
Chicago 3s000o0o0000o IL 4
Boston T.....,2 . 10000 0.o.0OO1-S 10 2
Earned runs, Boston4. Batteries, Wood
and Donahue; Lewis, Willis and Bergen
Empires. STartwood and Wood Time, 2:45
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Smythe Was Right.

Hon. Henry NJ. Smyths, ex-minister
to Hayti, who is now editor of "A paper
in Tazewell, was in the city today en-
route home from Washington.
His visit to Washington was in re
gerd to the establishment of coalinp
station in the West Indies, and was al
the request of I'll Department. 1t was
decided that since the acquisition of
Cuba and Porto Rico the United Stat, $
had all the coaling stations it needed foi
the West Indies. Mr.. Smythe, ii will be
recalled, created no little unf vorable
comment two years ago when he stated
that the Cuban rebels were a d.srepata
BILE gang white and colored adven-
turers. Since ihen it HIS turned out
that he was right.
He expects to be mem Der or the in.
dustriai commission, Il board authoriz-
ed by the last Congress. - Roauoke
World.
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DON'T WORRY. DEAR.

Don't worry. dear; the bleakest years
That clog the forward view
Each thins TO nothing when II nears,
And wo may saunter through.
The darkest moment never comes,
1t only looms before;
The loss OF hope is what benumbs,
Not trouble at the door.
Don't worry. dear; the clouds are
black,
But with them comes the rain,
And stifed souls that parch and crack
May thrill with sap again.
The burden bear as best we can.
And there1l be one to bear;
Hard work has never killed a man.
But worry did its share.
Don't worry, dear; don't blanch. don't
yield,
But dare the years to come:
Nor give the enemy the field
Because he beats his drum.
These little woes that hover near
Are nothing. though they gall:
We know that life Is love. my dear.
And life and love are al.
Merwin, ia 7As Youths
Companion.
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q a q II o7IA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature "a &WAzzzI
Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one concern in
the land who are not afraid to de
generous to tee needy and suffering
The proprietors of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, have given away over
ten million trial aottles of this gree {
medicine; and have the satisfaction
of knowing it has absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless cases.
Athma, Bronchitis, Hoarsenes
and all diseases of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs are surly cured by it.
Call ON Jno. E. Jackson Ir ggist,
and get trial bottle free Reg ular
size SOC. and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded.
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Who Is He Talking Abont ?

Pilgrims who have returned from the
Republican mecca at Marion are iubi =
liant that Col. Abram Fulkerson has ex-
pressed sympathy for Gen Walker. lis
about time for the Red Fox 20 come ont
at another opening in the cliff to sur
prise the huntsman. His political NOR
ais, however, are so loose that no one
expects him to run the same course
twice, and perhaps the most dignifiei
and consistent thing he could do would
be to box the compass with his distin-
guished prototype in double running
Clinch Valley News.
Father Abraham S political cognoman
Red Fox" sticks to him. The fortunes
of politics are st ange indeed. Father
Abraham is now singing Walker S prais-
es, his old time political enemy who in
ReadJuster days called him AID his like
thieves and highway robbers :" Faith
er Abraham was Mahone's chief priest.
but his political godfather Jared no bet
ter than anybody else for he at last
turned his back on him anv exposed Ma
hore s-persora al political secrets by read
ing private letters in his Abingdon
speech. And now this Palmer -Buckner-
Mckinley Walkers styled :" d e m O.
craft has the effrontery to advise Dem-
ocrats how to vore.-Glade Spring Jour
nal.
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Rhea at Pocahontas.

Pocahontas, Va, Aug. l2-The
metropolis of the Flat Top coal
fields was honored on the 10th by
the presence of that distinguished
Roman OF peoples rights and fear
less champion of democracy, the
gifted son and silver.tongued ora.
tor of the South west and next
representative in Washington, ID.
e., of the 9th congressional district
of Virginia.
>-Sn the night of the 9th-mid
night-the Hon. w. Il. Rhea arriv.
ell here and on Wednesday had
the pleasure Of meeting the repre-.
sentative gentlemen of all shades
Of politics in this hustling little
city. l am glad to say his recep
tion was most cordial and republi.
cans and Democrats alike received
him with the utmost courtesy.
This was Judge Rhea's first Wis.
it here and he was highly pleased
with the business outlook of this
place, and the many fine stores in
this neck of the woods.
There are many leading Rspub.
leans in this aud immediate vi
cinity, who two years ago worked
hard and spent their own money
to help elect Gen. Walker, and re.
ceived him here with five brass
bands and the largest gathering
of people ever assembled in Poca'.
The General will be here on the
18th, and il the word of truthful
men is worth an, thing, the Gener.
al will have To bring his bands
along with him on his next visit
here.
Judge Rhca made n fine Impress.
ION and the prominent gentlemen
of all parties here make no secret
Of their expressions in regard to
the issue IN the next election here
and the majority received by Gen.
Walker in 'D6 is assured To the
Hon. VIM. f. Rhea in '9S. Bristol
Times Courier.
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Bedford city. VA. March 10. Isso.

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MIR. .. Kyle Montague. ChristiansburR. Va.
Dear Sir: We have been using some of your
Collie Cure for horses, aud lind Il the only sure
cuic we have ever boon able 20 yet during our
experience of five years la livery Your Horse
and CattlolPowders are alsc the best we have
over handled. Wishing you much succcrs with
both, we rcmain, Yours truly.
JOHNSON a. COwLING
TazcweIl, Va Nov. - ISa6.
Mr.. j. Kyle Montague, ChriftiaDsburg, Va.
Dear Sir: have been la the hotel and livery
business for fifteen years. and during that time
have had occasion 90 try nearly all the rene
dies In use for sick hosrcs. have tried mon
tagucs Collie Cure" for horses. and II is undoubt-
cdly the best remedy have ever tried, and
recommend IL 10 all who may have occasion TO
use lit. Very truly, GEO IT, SURFACE