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Sharp County record., 1899-04-14

Flat patrons, was in to see us
Saturday.
w. H. Price shipped a car
load of nice cattle to st. Louis
this week.
Shelby Shaver, the Grange
merchant, was in town Saturday
and Sunday.
W. n. Barnett, merchant at
Reeds Creek, had business in
town Monday.
W. l. Simpson, of Maxyille,
called and paid for the old re-
liable a year last week.
Postmaster Shell has had two
children very sick with pneu'
monia but both are better now.
Prof. Grisham was in to see
US last week and reported things
moving along nicely at Sidney.
DR.. johnson, was over from
Sidney last week and made US a
pleasant as well as substantial
call.
Uncle Jack Street, an aged
settler of Calamine, is in town
spending a few days With rela-
tives.
We learn that Or. Wm. Bat
son, son of Dr.. Batson Of Sidney,
will likely locate here in the near
future.
Mothers wishing stout healthy
girls should give them Simmons
sQuaw vine wine or tablets as
they approach puberty.
~ Judge McCaleb is having
his old residence property in the
west end torn away preparatory
to the erection OF his new dwell
ling.
Mrs. Bacon together with her
three children, left yesterday
morning for Dallas, Texas, where
she will spend the summer with
her mother.
Mr.. Stewart, a contractor
from Batesyille, was here last
week several days figuring on
the building of Judge McCaleb's
new residence. @
Lizzie Hooper, England, Ark,
writes: CDR. NJ. A, Simmons
liver medicine has cured me of
indigestion and carried me safely
through the f"chapge of life"
For eight years have always kept
it in the house"
The newspapers in the north
ern district are doing a lot of
mining with their mouths. How
ever, if it causes a rush among
the homesteaders, they will be
we'll paid for their wind.
Some one while attending
circuit court at this place last
February left an overcoat in the
upper room Of the courthouse.
The owner can got the coat by
calling at the courtroom.
Assessor Sullivan was up
from Grange Monday paying
taxes and making arrangements
for his assessing tour which be-
gins juno 5. This office ac-
knowledges a substantial visit.
One bottle Of DR.. Simmons
cough syrup will cure you, when
perhaps all the physicians in the
world could not three months
from now; why not try a bottle?
Price fifty cents. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
Mrs. Beatty and son Samuel
S. Beatty, of Kansas arrived in
the city Saturday and will spend
some months with Mrs. j. P.
Cochran, who is a sister Of Mrs.
Beatty. Mr.. Beatty is reading
medicine under Dr.. Craig.
"A big enterprise is now un-
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PASSING PLEASANTRIES,

Jane, did you break the china
with that plate, mum. It's weak 'un.
1t broke the fourth time dropped It,"
-Tit-Bits. ..
.-Teachcr-What would
happen II the sun were suddenly to
drop out OF the heavens? Pupil
suppose the Coal Trust'd own us. then,
fer fair!-Detroit Journal. ,5
Hicks-Does your wife ever ask you
for money? Wicks-Never. Hicks-She
must be wonder. Wicks-But she FREE
duently tells me to give her some.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Grasse-I see that the price Of stock
exchange seats Is constantly rising In
value. Blade--Yes 1t won't be long
before they cost as much as seats in
the senate.-Life.
Appreciation.-Mau Is not my
best work. only painted 1t to keep the
wolf from the door. His Friend.-Hang
1t out. 1t will be q success.-Harper's
Bazaar.
What Is that old proverb about the
moss and the rolling stone?" queried
the Chicago girl. "a revolving frag-
ment Of the paleozoic age collects no
cryptogamous vegetation" replied her
cousin from Boston.-Chieago News. u
His Mirth Explained.-."Say. did you
ever see anything quite so dirty as that
trailing skirt? Ha, ha hu! Look at 1t!
Look at the mud, and the cigar stubs!
Ho. no. ho!" You seem greatly anus
ed you bet I'm amused. I sell 'em!"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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"A Little Child Sba,lrcad Them,

Chicago Daily News: On street car
coming In from the western limits of
the city on Saturday afternoon last,
were two little girls who had spent the
day in the woods and among the wild
flowers. The picture Of perfect health
was reflected on each OF their beamins
faces. The children were eXubernnt.
and their arms We're filled with roses
and violets.
At Halsted street their laughter ceas-
ed as they saw little girl Of about
their own age being tenderly assisted
into the car. Her face was very pale.
for an accident which had happened to
her some weeks before had made her q
cripple for life. AS she sat down she
crossed her lap with her crutches and
then enviously glanced at the little
girls opposite to her. In another mo-
ment two childish heads We're In ear
nest conversation, Then followed the
swift but clumsy movements of their
fingers. A garland was woven and
they walked across to where the Grip
pie was seated. lifted her faded hat
from her head, replaced 1t with the
wreath, kissed the little sufferer and
then took their seats again.
Did any one in that car laugh? No,
but tears Of Joy ran down womun's
face. She was the mother Of the two
little girls.
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To Secure Complete Set Of Encyclo-
media Britannica,

To Secure n Complete Set Of Encyclo.
pedia Britannica.
Frank Stanton is offering the public a
fine chance to secure the Encyclopedia
Britannica, complete In thirty superb
octave volumes. This includes the re-
cent supplement Of five volumes OF par
ticular interest to Americans
For 4 short time this standard work
Is offered at 80 per cent less than Il was
sold by a leading Chicago daily paper
and on easier terms.
The Encyclopedia Britannica Is on
exhibition In Frank StantoE's store, and
they viii be glad to show 1t to any one,
II you cannot come In person, write
them. and they will be glad to send sou
by mall full particulars about the work
and the great offer of the above enter
prislng firm. s..n
They have only limited number of
sets. however. and X Interested, you
should investigate at once.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS: VI
Editorial Rooms .,... s25 Counting Room, 49,. s72
THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, JUNE 10. 1899.
The Tornndo's Awfu, Work.

ID
The sympathy of the entire country
goes out to the surviving people OF the
terribly storm stricken districts of the
west and northwest. The devastation,
considering the extent of the track OF
the tornado, has never been excelled
There was no escape from the elements
They were the ,nonarchs from whose
sway no human power could hope to
escape. Ruthless winds brought tre-
mendous destruction of property and
desolation and death to the people.
Hundreds Of souls were sent into eter-
nifty, and the ruin which lies in the trail
Of the storms bears testimony of the re-
lentless fury.
No money can compensate for the
fearful loss Of life, and the sorrow that
has been inflicted on the hearts Of those
who have been spared. Houses may be
rebuilt, but the vacant chairs will bear
testimony of the worst features Of the
passage of the great destroyer. Well
may those who are situated in sections
Of the country. where Natures fort
resses render them comparatively safe
from such devastation. be thankful that
they are so blessed and well 1t Is that
human sympathy does not permit them
to forget the sufferings Of those who are
NOT so fortunate. -a.. 81
The storms which wrcak destruction
and carry death with them in the west
ern country are not uncommon, and as
the growth of development continues
the percentage OF losses increases and
the horrors that follow the tornadoes
the cyclones and the bllzzards. multiply
y with the increase OF the population
Modern means of protection. such as the
construction Of cyclone cellars. In these
regions of the country, tend to minimize
the loss Of life, where sufficient warning
Is given. but they cannot preserve the
homes. The merc!less elements respect
nothing that stand In their way. That
Is Natures inexorable law. We can
only bow submissively to Natures will,
as we bow TO the will OF Providence
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500 Reward 500.

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
medica! fraternity Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stltutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken Internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patlen; strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing Its work. The proprietors have so
much faith In Its curative powers that
they Offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t falls to cure. Send for list
Of Testimonials. .at,-
Address. F. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Lunn's Reported Fate.

The reported assassination of General
Luna, Of the Filipino forces. by guard
at Aguinaldo's headquarters, and under
orders from the dictator. Is partially
confirmed by the Filipino junta in Lon
don, and seems to have some color OF
i truth. II 1t Is true, 1t Is not surprising.
It shows up the real character Of the
Filipino chief, and may possibly detracr
some from the sympathy which exists
for him in this country as a second
Washington" and champion OF civil
ization and human liberty" Luna, II
he was stabbed to death under the cir
cumstances alleged, Is not the only VIC
! tim Of the "unseltish patriotism" OF
AguInaldo. His ideas OF civilized war
fare have been often demonstrated In a
similar manner.
II the statement OF the circumstances
Is correct, it shows the rankest sort OF
treachery and brutality. A recent pro-
motion OF Luna to the rank Of major
general was taken BY Luna to be an
overture OF friendship on the part Of
. Aguinaldo, with whom he had been at
loggerheads, and, misled by this
thought. he called upon the chief 1t
turns out that the whole business was a
part OF the plan OF the dictator to carry
out the orders for the murder of the
general, for he was kept outside the
headquarters, and. on attempting to en-
ter was stabbed to death by the guard.
While the London junla processes to
have no official particulars of the assns-
gination, it wGs not slow in giving a
reason for 1t.
Aside from the brutal feature Of the
case and the sayagery exhibited by the
Filipino leader. 1t Is possible that the
result OF the affair may be to the nd-
Z vantage of the United States. as the dis
patches state that the friendly Flllplnos
n, Manila think the removal of Luna
will be more conducive to the cessation
OF trouble. Since Luna's failure to
negotiate peace with General Otis. on
his own account. he has been bitterly
opposed to any sort OF peace, and the
Filipino residents OF the capital felt as
sured that u complete publication OF the
islands would be impossible so long as
he held any power. It Is hoped that this
. estimate OF the situation Is true. even
though the manner OF It's being brought
nbout is by no means credltable to
AsusnnGlo. His motive was not In
spirea by that possibility. but BY malice
and personal Jealousy.
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The shipments OF volunteers home
from the Philippines has begun In ear
nest, over thousand having sailed on
transports yesterday. and General Otis
announces the arrival OF another trans
port. The men will be sent home us
rapidly as possible. their places being
supplied by regulars. There Is little
trouble in securing recruits for. the
Philippines in the regular army. judg-
ing from the reports received from the
recruiting officers stationed at various
points In the country.
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REFLECTIONS ORA BACHELOR
The devil always needs women in HI,

The devil always needs women in his
business. 6H5a
AS soon as man begins to have
more than he needs he begins to have
less than his wife wants.
When 1t comes to frying pan and a
piece of raw meat the average man Is
way ahead Of the average girl.
When the Recording Angel gets mel
anchoiy he takes 4 day off and goes to
some cemetery and reads the tomb
stones.
Teach boy that men are not worse
than women and he will believe that
women are no better than men. When
he Is a man he VIII believe that they
have, no business to be.-New York
Press -. - ~ 49, ~
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Kentucky famous for her brilliant sons
and lovely daughters, the speaker wove
into one grand. sweet song the most
beautiful, the most sublime thoughts.
and aa he spoke a living picture of that
friendship. that fraternal love that
bincs NIL men together In one common
brotherhood. framed itself In the hearts
of his hearers. The audience sat as II
spellhound throughout. and when the
speaker had finished there was unlver-
sal regret that the ripping music Of
his words could not. like Tennysons
brook. flow on forever. -
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Atlanta Constitutions: What kind Of
a noise did the train make before 1t
struck the wagon?" asked the court.
1T made a doggou big Noise" replied
the witness.
Cant you express it better than
that?"
Well. sir. mout say It made devil
Of a noise!"
Worse STILL" said the court. "Try
again"
Now. jedge." said the witness. dep
recatinsly. you air leadin' me over my
dedication limits. All I kin say is-it
made devil of noise. which mir not
quite so loud an deef'nin as HI Of
noise!"
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80.
The KjClfcrS' Kick,

This world would be. a funny thing K bull,
upon plan.
That suited Eickers everywherc-woman
child and man;
'TTould be a crooked. bullying. sadly out
! of-linc affair. --,
And we would don lot OF things that now
q we do not dare;
We'd knock the ,stuflin' out of that"
change this all about, .1,
Wed turn, the whole thing upside down
anl also inside out: r-
And when we got Il fixed to suit, there'd
: ! be an awful row,
And It's n clnch that we would kick lots
worse than We do now.
Chicago Record.
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Marquette, on Lake supcrior

Is one OF the most charming summer
resorts reached vim the Chicago. Nil.
wnukee and st. Paul Railway.
lta healthfu! location, beautiful seem
cry. good hotels md complete immun-
lily from hay fever make n summer out
Ing at Marquette, Mich. very attract
I've from the standpoint OF health, rest
and comfort, I'd.
For particulars apply to the nearest
ticket ngcnt, or address Geo. II. Hcaf-
ford. General Passenger Agent, Chi
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The street car strike In Cleveland, O.,
is assuming grave aspect, and vio-
lence has been resorted to by the sym
pathizers OF the strikers. The 1ntelli-
genccr begs leave to suggest to the
sensational metropolitan papers that
they now have an opportunity TO let
Wheeling rest for awhile. and turn their
attention to this new field Of opportu-
mites for exnggerating situation. to
the detriment OF the reputation Of q
larger city.
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The report comes from Teheran. Per-
sia. that the Shah has become mentally
incapacltated and amuses himself with
the telephones which are distributed
about the palace. 1t Is fortunate for the
Shah that he has not been employed In
an American newspaper Office all these
years during the base ball season. With
q mental weakness OF that sort he would
hnve become daft" long ago answer
Ing telephone messages from all over
town inquirIng about the score.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-15

A dispatch from Captain Barker,
commanding the naval squadron In the
Philippines. reports that the gunboat
Wheeling rendered important service In
the capture Of Paranaque and Las Pr
mas. The Wheeling. with four other
gunboats. shelled the enemy's position
with great success. This Is the first we
have heard OF the Wheeling In active
hostllities. and Wheeling citizens nre
glad TO note that she acquitted herself
with credit and honor to her name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-15

The crisis In the French cabinet Is
likely to be settled peacefully. But the
pending trouble ir the British cabinet
growing out OF the Transvaal situation
Is not likely to augment IN early settle
ment OF that important question. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-15

The French royalist who struck Pres
prison. His title didn't save him. al
though he was baron. A few counts
and dukes ought to follow him to serve
puny and as an example to others OF the
broken down arlstocracy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-15

The Pennsylvania Democratic conven-
ton didn't say anything out ana out
about the Chicago platform and sixteen
to one but In the first paragraph OF the
platform It paid brief but Significant
tribute to that gallant leader, william
Jcnniugs Bryan" There were not
many words in the sentence. but there
yus n great deal OF meaning expressed.
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President Kruger. has begun to. arm
the Beers and evidently means business.
And yet there Is hope expressed In Eng
land for arbitration.
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Tho Register still sincerely argues
that the only logical thing to do Is for
the United States forces to surrender to
Agu!nnldo.
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NO ONE WOULD EVER BE BOTH
cred with constipation II everyone
knew how naturally and quickly Bur-
dock Blood Bitters regulates the s,om-
ach and bowels I
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Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dyed ccnts per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed. q
Conta por pound.
All hand work. finished 10 ccnts pcr
pound. az LUTZ BROS.
EIA4v Homo StoaIu Laundry.
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1t Is said that the announcement Of q
proposed visit Of Mr.. Bryan has acted
as a tonic to the spirits OF Mr.. Bland,
who has been lying very i'll at his home
In Lebanon, Missouri. 1t is sincerely
hoped that, If this will be Of benefit to
Mr.. Bland, 1t may be Of sufficient bene-
fit to insure his recovery. If Mr., Bry-
ans visit could have q like effect upon
the spirits of that other sick man, the
Chicago Democracy. there would be
greater and more enthusiastic demands
upon his time.
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WE put tin seal on every loaf. that
our customers may be sure it Is
Wheeling Bakery bread.
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Read Stlfel Il Co IS nd. to-dny.

GRoCERs' DAY. Thursday. June Is
Mt Wheeling Park.
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Where Fields Grow Green.

Where the fields grow green It is ever
3. sweet to be:
For daisy In meadow Is a litnny to me;
AMI each rll that ripplcs music seeing to
sing It's way to sea
Where the iields-whGre the fields grow
green!
Where tho fields grow green In their
beauty I shall rest l0
Meath tho music Of the bird-songs that
my soul has loved the best.
W here the summer rains It's blossoms on
my still and drenmlcss breast
Where the telds-where the fields grow
green!
Frank l.. Stanton.
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Crhe INTELLIGENCER, embracing its
4 several editions. Is entered In the POST
office at Wheeling. W. Va. as second
class mutter) 3Bi "a
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Chicago Timcs-Herald: All" she
bitterly exclaimed. but you have new
er offered to die for your country"
no. he dcilantly replied. "but I
made $4,000 on the stock market last
week."
Edward" she asked, do you think
I would be able to succeed In tragedy?
Sometimes am overtaken by the terri
Bile thought that l might have to sup
port myself II anything should happen
to you before we are married, for. Of
course. should never, never love an
other!"
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MAKE sure that you get Wheeling
Bakery Bread; none other as CHEAP or
vpnI D. .....a... -
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Yesterday the annual outing of the A.
O.. U. w. occurred at Wheeling Park,
and, as on all previous occasions, was a
magnificent success. The order has
very large membership IN Wheeling.
comprising hundreds OF our best and
most representative citizens That war;
ranted In advance the splendid showing
in the street demonstration. and u
wholesome and pleasant time at the
popular resort, which is at this season
one Of the Meccas Of our city orgauiza-
tons. and the citizens generally. 4-
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( GROCERS' DAY. Thursday. June Is
at Wheeling Park.
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State Issues seem to have been para
mount IN the minds of the platform
trainers. but that Bryan tribute may
offset great deal OF the remainder Of
the document.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

GRoCERs' DAY, Thursday, Juno Is
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&d DAY on I1lNE lsQq

lI-.I71 771R VI = q T.N1J IoFs'
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M: also. at tho
same ume the other personal property
not located In said rink, consisting OF
ono safe, desks ana other office fixtures.
piled lumber. etc, will I've sold by the 70.
ceiVers at PUBLIC auction where the las.
named property Is situated. viz. In and
near said planning mill,
TERMS OF SALE OF TEE REAL ES-
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W. H7Fu hUt'S WIN SuIu 7IOt.
z Also. byvlrtue of said decree, the per-
sorai property OF the said Wood Brothers
Planning Mil Company, known rs the Al
hambra Rink, adjacent to the planning mill
and located on leased ground. together
with the personal property contained In
said RINK. VIII be sold at public auction
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One-half Of the purchase price. and SO
much more as the purchaser, may desire
10 pay. cnsh on the day of sale. the bal
date of snle with Interest on said de-
TERED payments from the date of sale.
tho title to the property being retained
by the receivers until the balance OF thu
are paid, &
TERMS OF SALE OF PERSONAL
tN PROPERTY.
Cash on tho day OF sale.
.#rz GEORGE D. MAXWELL,
EDWARD WAGNER.
Receivers OF Wood Bros. Planning Mil CO:
T.A|... gTsl-..I. =. tel-l3-lG-l9-N
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Sold by Druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.