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An Impor,ant Feature.

Elsewhere Is a letter from Chenille
reviewing some of the Interesting feat
ures OF the trial of Mrs Atkinson. in
which are involved unusual points. and
on that account are attracting the atten-
ton OF the legal fraternity. One point
In particular which would have q vital
bearing on the case as IT would affect
the defendant is that Of q proper deflni-
ton of what constitutes forgery. A con-
icose argument by Judge Brannon dellv-
cred last October during the first trial.
in which he held that q paper signed by
the name OF a person, per- some one
4 else, could not be a forgery, attracted
some attention, although the question
was not new one to attorneys, end On
exhaustive brief prepared by MT. Bran
non on the subject was extensively pub
lished. Upon this point seems to hang
the important technical feature OF the
case. and the correspondent remarks
that the difficulties IRE in getting this
and other points involved before the gu
preme court. a
Both the grand jury; that reindicted
Mrs Atkinson and the jury that tried
the case OF Owens. according to the press
dispatches. have shown an astonishing
ability to confuse the cases on both sides
by changing their minds under slight
provocatlon. and this feature has some
what confused the minds OF these who
have been watching. the progress of the
trials. Under such circumstances, and
in view OF decisions made by the court
OF trial. It would seem that a review Of
tho case by the euprcme eostrt. should
opportunity offer. would be OF interest
as not only Affecting the technical points
at issue, but also the merits Of the. case
In which the wife OF the governor of the
state is fighting for a vindIcation from a
charge OF grave character a contest In
which the people Of West Virginia sin
cerely hope she: may succeed. The old
saying concerning. the uncertainty OF
turies has had Its exempilhcation at
Chenille in this notable instance and to
a remarkable degree Il, (
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PASSING ipLsAsANrR1Es,

Soulful Youth Cat tho piano. EDO
you sing For Ever and Ever?" Mat
ter.of-Fact Maiden--,"No; / stop for
meals."-Tit-Blts a I,Si, Is
Worth the Money.--.'why do you al
waS;s give that bllhd man q Snickel?'' r.
HE knows me and always winks at
me,"-C hicago Record. lisS,
ls Her Exception He Is fllppant. He
can't be serious II he tries.'' Eyes he
can. He Is very serious when he tries
to be funny Harlem Life. n
n A Observation-Disclosures twins, Pat;
wan bhoy an wan sur.rl." His Brother
---.,Begorra, thin am OF an uncle or IN
aunt, OF dunno PUCK.
1ronIcal Fate.--"What was the great
est disappointment OF. your life 2" asked
her dear friend. when n deaf and
dumb man tried TO tell me he loved me
In a dark hallway."-Boston Traveller.
Y The Office Boys Ronance.-.'Mr. Jen-
kins, I've got an uncle, q brother and
two cousins In this war;" II see: you're
fixing to get off 10 d base ball game
every ,timeiwe hear rumors OF q battie."''
Chicago Record. ~
Ycast-''I see by the paper that two
army mules demolished a provision
wagon at Tampa,the other day." Grim
son--''So the soldiers are not the only
ones who nre kichng against the poor
fare" "a Z. !.
To Make Her Happy.-"Ah. yes, she
cried. 81 shall grieve for you when you
are far away; but still you can do
something that Will make me very
happy" what Is u" he asked. "Do
not say that you would have me desert.
DO not ask me to bring disgrace
upon! No" she interrupted. sit is
not that; but send me your belt buckle
as soon as you get a uniform. All the
girls are wearing them now."-Chicago
News.
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The readers OF this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease. requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally. acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
the, patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing Its own work. The proprietors have
so much faith in Its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It fails to cure. Send
for list OF Testimonials.
Address s 81
FIJI. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. 15c.
Halls Family PINS IRE the best
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Fl -
An Invisible Panic.

+ Even the London Times occasionally
permits itself to indulge In statements
that show q lack OF information regard
ing conditions in this country. That
great British journal q day or so ago
somewhat married q friendly and appre-
ciative article concerning the United
Suites naval operations by saying: nd
miral Cervera's period OF evasion IS now
ended, and beyond creating nm unreal
soning panic in America, nc has accom-
Pitched nothing" !,
This Is a statement OF fact with a mis-.
apprehension injected into It. The
Times should be better posted on tho
temperament. OF the American people
than 20 assume that there has ever, been
at any time un '.unreasonlng" or any
other sort of panic In America over the
elusive policy that was prlctlced by
Cervcra. II there has been at any
moment any excitement, even OF the
mildest sort, in this country through fear
OF a Spanish attack, the disturbance
was 60 carefully concealed that no ono
on this side OF the Atlantic was ever able
TO discern II ;S
Is Il possible that the dlEnlflcd, com
aervatlvc and usually. reliable London
Times has boon ytctimized by some con-
sclcnccles American yellow journalist
There are eosnething over 70, ooo. 900 tot
human beings within tho boundaries OF
tho United States OF America, md Il
any me OF tho whole number inas at
any time lost 50 much rs n npomcnt of
sleep through fear 81 an attack from
Spain he5must have kept tho matter
very quiet. It will require something
more than Spanish bomoast and lodging
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i AtVi.tory OF Peace.

The war isn't interfering with the
rapid advance of the United States into
I. the markets Of the world, and II may be
incidentally said that neither is the
DIngley monstrositS" proving a
menace to our export trade It Is
stnted from Washington, and the basis
IS the official record, that the manufac-
Z tlrers OF this country arc making in the
( fiscal year which closes this month their
greatest record in competing for the
I markets, Of the world" and, be It also
Il said, that they are also managing to
4 supply the home market without any In
creased assistance from foreign manu-
n facturcrs. A statement, which Is yeri-.
Il fled by the figures IS to the,effect that
aie exports Of manufactured products
during the fiscal year. will not only ex-
4 coed those OF oil previous years, but
! that, for tho first time In the history OF
the United States, they wlllsexceed the
imports OF manufactures. The dis
4 patch which contains this Information
Il of so much interest,to this country. at
this particular time when resources are
being called upon to conduct q costly
war, gives some instructive and sisnih-
cant statistics tfrdt dlsproye some OF tho
!. confident prophecies made by calamity
Y hoH1ers some anonrhs ago. They
are not tndnlglng In such calamity talk
i nov, 70 any great extent, for the irwin
I chile logic OF facts has silenced them. \
According TO the statistics III the re-
cord Of tho year BY, The bureau Of Stalls
$,tics. Tho exports of manufactured goods
4 exceed by $40, 900 900 ths ynlue Of those
4 imported. This Is expected TO be In
creased to i5o,ooo.ooo by the end of mo
month. This Is a remarkable chewing
when II 10 considered that in the three
previous years tho Imports exceeded the
exports. OF manufacturers. In 1895 by
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poLllrIuo,AL.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

< suggestion meetings viii be held SAT.
URDAYy JUNE u. ". ut o'eloek p. m,
In Mi Districts except Rlchland and Lab.
crty, which win hold their meetings, NJ
o'clock p. m. The MEETING places Will DO
WssSinston piatriet-ylsilant Ensino
= Clay District ODD Fellows building.
Union pstrist-pSlSe Court GO I KSSin nio,,.o
Webster Dlstrict- Squire Grcer's Once.
No. 2It4l Eofr street III. y.
Richie Distrlet-Eishth Ward Hose
RasisSa Hail Elm
Mehland District Driek School House.
h Liberty District-c Centre School House
Names win DO suggested as follows;
For delegates to the Congressional Con.
A For delegates 70 tho County Convention.
For Members OF tho Board OF Commits.
sioners. 81 d. ".
4 TO MI Vacancies for Justice and Con.
For menbers Of the County Executive
For President and members Of the School
Z, Z, n PRIMARY ELECTION Ss
Primary slections Will be held saturday
=,
from2 until I p. mi Triadclph!a, district
from, 2 until Sp. M; Liberty and Richlant
districts from until . p. IN.
4 Seven delegates VIII be elected from eaeh
the country districts to tho First District
Congressional Convention. " ~. h
Also, seven delegates from each OF the
city districts and six from each OF tho
country districts to the Ohio County Con-
! One candidate for the Board OF County
Commissioners In each district.
Ono member OF tho Board OF Education
in each of the city districts.
two Committee from each district.
n Candidates for Justice and Constable
where vacancies have occurred.
County Superintendent of Schools nnd
President and members o. the Board OF
Noting places for the primary elections
will be located ns follows: "a Ak
r. Washington District-Vigilant Engine
House; Hose House.. Fulton; City Scales.
p Clay District-old jail building.
LINTON District-Police Court Room.
Z Centre Observation-Disclosures corner OF
Market and Twenty.third streets.
No. 2it Eofr, street.
Z Richie Dlstrict-Caldwell's Run Toll
LGate;g Squire Arkle's ONCE, No. 35lT Jacob
street. and Andrew Maurer's Store, No,
It. Z 81 i
Madison Dstrict-Island Hose House. :
y Triadeiphia District = Leatherwood
School House: Town Hall. Elm Grove; !.
Triadeiphia' School House,, J: B. Johnson's
Residence, on Heneytown Pike. 20.
fLiberty District--West Liberty; Poto-
mac; Valley Grove n,
Z 9 Richard I Dlstrict-Glen'sl Run School
House,: Brick School House. !,
tAll delegates'elected under the above call
shall select. therrown proxies, 10 slf ia6
COUNTY CoNvENT1oN.
x The County Convention for the purpose
4 OF nominating four candidates for, tho
House OF Delegates and selecting one.sen.
atorlal sconfereo from each distrdlct Will
be held In the Second Branch Council
Chamber Tuesday, June, Is. at O'clock
Tho primary, elections will be held sub
ject to the new district lines. ~
4 By order of the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee '5,tSt Z.
E ~ IlEIis 'll;zi7sJ K. HALL, Chairman.
JOHN W. KINDELBERGER, see'y,
$3.50 - ..};lti x a. n 1e6-d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09

ONE MINUTE is not long. yet relief
is obtained in half that time by the use
Of One Minute Cough Cure. 1t pre-
vents consumption and quickly cures
colds, Group. bronchitis. pneumonia. Ia
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
Charles r. Goethe. Market and Twelfth
COZ Main street; Exley Bros, Penn and
Zane streets; Bowie & Co, Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09

LATE to bed and early to rise, pre-
pares man for his home IN the skies
Earlytto bed and n Little Early Riser
the pill that makes life longer and better
and wiser. Charles r. Goethe, Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets: A. E
Scheehle, No. col Main street; Exley
Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bowie {
Co.. Bridgeport. l.
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CHOW 10 Cure All skin pl.ea,e..

Simply apply "sWAYNE'S ONT
MENT." No internal medicine requtr-
ed. Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup-
lions on the face. hands. nose, ETC., leaY-
ing the skin clear. white and heolthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no othor remedy. Ask
your druggist for SWAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tthsSsw
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE RAN
I l. SONS GROCER COMPANY IN Tr aH
STATE OF OHIO. n ~ : t nh
You ,nre hereby notified that the unb,,.
signed has been. by the United States A..
cult court for the Southern pIstrist ~
Ohio, In the suit In equity therein perdIns
ms, and The Baer Sons Grocer Comm,
and others are defendants, appointI =,
ceiyer for said Baer Sons Grocer CO...
pany and all Its property, roal and ns,.
soma. In the state OF Ohio. And Won ~.
hereby notified and requested TO fils viS
me within ninety days from this hi.
your claims against said defendant cou.
pany for adjustment and payment. 4
NORRIS HORkHEIMER
June v lsss. 5s9 Receiver. 4
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CONGRESSIONAL Il r CONVENTION.

The First Congressional District Repub-
i Hcan Convention will be held In the Park
Casino. Wheeling, on Thursday. July II,
1sss, at II o'clock a. m, to nominate cam
Of the United States, to be voted for at
the election to be held in November next.
The counties Of the district shall be en-
titled to choose delegates to said conven-
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Tos 1 TIE GREpIToRs or THE pAEs

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE plrp
- SONS GROCER COMPANY: = go
D. You are hereby notified that the und,,.i
signed have been, by tho United States ~.
cult court for the District, OF West Tis
ginla, In the suit In equity therein n.nS.
Ing wherein B. g. Baer and Others ta,,
plaintiffs, and the .Daer Sons Grocer csr,.
pany and others are defendants. apnontM
receivers for said Bner Sons Grocer Ga,n.
pany and OF all property, real and per,
sonal, and you are hereby notified and ~.
Quested TO flo with US at az carly a day
us practicable your claimx against sa1
defendant company for adjustment aai
MORRIS HoRKHE1MER
B BERNHARD tHORKHEIMER,
i}rr,t Receivers.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE BABRs
II SONS ~ GROCER COMPANY IN
80 PENNSYLVANIA 5lg ? : -. ~
You are hereby notified that the uptsr.
signed has been, by the United States cr.
cult court for the Western District a
Pennsylvania, in the suit In equity therein
pending wherein B. s. Baer and Others an
plaintiffs. and the Haer Sons Grocer Com.
pany and Others are defendants, appointed
receiver for the property OF said company
In the Western District Of the state Of
Pennsylvania, and you aro notified and ne
quested to file with me al as early a diy
as practicable your claims against sud
defendant company for adjustment and
June 8. 1895. ReceIyc,
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Spanish war fleets to create an ..un.
reasoning or any other Kind OF panic in
Uncle SANS domain. II

II d
Afeat,ire OF the bond Issue for carry.
ing on the war d that /. win De, so fnr
as poeaible. In the nature OF q popular
loan. II viii not be given In q lump to
a syndicate, but ANAL bidders In every
part Of The country viii be given an op.
,portnnityi tpfshow their confidence IN
the government by investing their saw
ings in the bonds at their par value.
This will be done, through The national
banks, the postmnsters at every money
order ONCE, and through express COM
paniee, and allo.men.s are to be made
at once FOR The full amounts OF all bids
for 81, 900 or less, Two hundred millions
of dollars In bonds viii be offered at
once In thls manner. 8, \ I,
------ -.-- - .fff
It Is suggested in Spain, in response
TO the propositions OF statesmen for
peace negotiations, that the spanist,
.'honor''i cannot be satisfied until there Is
more bloodshed. This ia the Spanish
idea OF satisfying spanisl, honor Those
who will be called upon TO furnish the
blood IN cleanse the honor doubtless APP
prcclate the humor OF the suggestion.
klff3
Wheeling Will Welcome tlie convention
Of the First district Republicans to
nominate a candidate for Congress. As
an entertainer and a convention city of
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wIrEEL1No, JUNE 0, 1893.

Flag Of the FREQ hearts hope and home!
BY angel hands to valor given; y 4
Thy stars have lit the welkins dome, Z :
And all thy hues were born in Heaven.
7 Forever float that standard Eheet, q
Where breathes the foo but falls be-
+ fore us, sit7 Is 5,S3sss
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet.
And Freedoms banner streaming Ger
IS Joseph Rodnnn Drake.
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%. holy. Moses |! I How IT. grew!
* thought I'd, try a bit ~ 4. q,
To help. us, ont, but ftlst'J knew
t!SThe farm was: full. Of 1T IA
Tho; rnins ma iood-thG gales may tear,
And droughts may burn tho ground;
Still that will: smile and flourish there,
te And green the whole year round.
The trouble Is 10 harvest It. 81 Al #
z I'd dig and pnll and .whnok, ~.
TIL everything but lilo would split. 81 4
And oven that would crnck.. 81 80 ~
But when at last cleared tho field, &. u
Y | snid. "Be this on ndaEc:
We're, ne or 20 happy With our yield e
AS whom weiraiso a mortgage. ~ u a
& d sgffsSS III, 81 John c. Murray.
4 CURES Group. sore throat. pulmonary
troubles---M Monarch z over pain OF every
sort. DR.. Thomas. f;clecrlc OIL. e
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NEW ApyrRTllssE,,Mtr.,y,..


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hotel sllidlng BY Brast Rrss si ~ q An
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Tons ean DO seon n, the Brast /. s,,peclnu.l
Martlnsyille. and At the ONCE ~ = NV
u, O.Neill Co. architects, MAtI.i,, ne n.
Bids are wanted orJtho seye,sI vhla
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Avoid the law by acting in o way that
will cause the law to avoid YOU
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Z Tho primary, elections will be held SUBJ
ject to the new district lines. 81
4 By order of the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee. ,9,t3t
E ~ IlEIis 'll;zi7sJ K. HALL, Chairman.
Z JOHN W. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Sec'y.
r. - y. 80 { 1l-Es5 ElasHg 70 s73s je6-d&w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06
A cois TALK.
How and When Metal Came 10 Bc
lsed ~, Money.

~ very ancient times, commerce was car
rled on principally by barter, There was a.
Ways necessity. however, for common
standard, and any commodity was said "a be
S.oTil 80 many sheep, o2Hn. sic IN course ~
tinc Il WINS found much more cOnyeHlrnL o
"a prtAs the yalue OF most commodities by
bit3 OF leather, on wbicn r0rtnin marks were
iaGde, indicating the nuniber ~ beasts catn
piort was worth. Jheae stamped oils Of
leather we're thu frst Ncoins."
The precious metals were firat madc use 81
as currency IN the form of unstamppd but
Hon and values and amounts were then ,lo-
tffriiucd and expressed by weight, heDce the
orIldn Of the terms pound. iiyrn. marx. etc.
T.ha original process OF eolniDg WA indeed
si,nrie. A piarc OF metal having defined
weight, was pianed on die engraved Win
strici with hammer until II had received
the impression OF the die. A. the present day
the device IL first engraved upou plug OF
fol rcd steel. which. when finished is hardened
aud Is then called a Tinntrls."
From, this matrir, by means OF powerful
a. ~ ess an impression IN relief 10 taken upon
aroihar piece .of soft steel. which, when prop
'tri,ncis." FROM this indeDted impressions are
alain taken upon pieces Of steel, and Those
pieaeg Of steel, after being shaped on laths
aud tempered, are the dies good pair 81
dies Will sometimes yield two or three hun
drcd thousand impressions before they be-
como too much worn for nae.
Tho word mint In derived from the Angln,
Saxon "mynet." word meaning 'Inonoy.'
ana n mint Is tho pace designated by law
wnste money 10 ccinod BY authority Of thf
government The hrst mint In the United
sisfcs was establishes At Philadelphia.
The Father Of History'' aHcribes this 'iu.
,ent.on" Of coins 70 the Lydians. about Mint
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I - 4. Els
the stand that autumn was the most delight
tul scason. am almos, persuaded to refutc
that stand, but ] shalt not Autumnc IS de-
tlightful because II Is mclanchoiys Spring is
delightful because OF its ilts. Spring Is the
time to SOW, autumn is the time to reap.
A. short time ago AIR. Hap called for some
'ot the oldest members Of tho band. l think
! Joined IN the summer OF 1896 Anyhow, the
club name had not been chosen. l have taken
part In every contest except the dog and
Hover contests, and TIE ,asf. ! voted for the
dove IN the bird contest, and for the unk IN
the tree contest. have noted great iin-
provement In the letter writing In four years.
Then. each member would write about his
pet cat. or dog, or something Of the sort
and that his desl,,nate was Bin Browiiy-aud
so on. But as the club began TO grow in
numbers tho letter writing hcgan to Improve,
and II has continued until now it's treat 10
pick up Post and read thc Happy hamner
page, believe that tho club has already
done d great amount Of good and viii con-
tinue to do their best. Wishing the Hsrs
well untii I may make another visit, rv-
NUN. A true Hup. Maurice Smith.
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rHE KITTEN AND THE PELICAN
How II Happened That They Became
Good Friends.

Our Animal Friends
Behind big. old fashioned house. in largo
city there lived a large peiioan. The bird wos
alleacd the liberty Of the yard. around which
BE- would walk sedately. He could not ny far,
and be had lived fhere so long that he seemed
content to stay.
one day, when The pelican was taking his
morning exercise. little kitten from neigh
bor'S ynrd came stroiling along the fcpee-
When she first saw the big bird her eyes
oIenrd IN wonder. her tail grew big and her
hair stood out But presently, az the pelican
DID not hurt her. she became used TO him and
jumped down into the yard TO Investigate.
ho@, whether the pelican happened 10 be IN
q lively mood and wanted game OF play
with somebody. or whether he remembered The
way his father used TO catch iisb By throwing
tiri.i Up In the air and catthtng them again.
wh,p he WAS q little nesting and lived in a
tree beside a river, cont knew But The
pcl;tsr picked up tho little kitten. and, giving
II n loss In the air. opened iig huge mouth "
II 10 catch II as II came down
russ seemed to thirk II was rather good
fun. With quick motion she turned over
and cine TO the ground on her feet, Then
she scampered around Mr.. Peiicanfs egs,
nearly upsettipg him. He turned, made am
other grab at the little cat aud gave her an
saieit ON the grass, not It all frightened 10
this new rough companion. She seemed TO
enter into the sport Of The thing and stood still
TO bp tossed as II she rather liked Il.
Tic pelican got tired FIRST. His master came
gu, Of the house with a good dinner OF fisii
for him. He picked up fsh, gave II toss
AMI caught and swallowed Il. puss. Who MAS
looking on with open eyes came In for a
share OF the peiicanfs dinner. aud they have
been the best Of friends ever sinec