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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-02
IDEAL COVER FOR THE FEET.
Advantages OF Noccasins Over the
Ordinary shoes Boots.

The mocCaSin is the most rational and
comfortable of all foo,wtac l. mecca
sins the feet have fun play; they can bond
ana grasp. there is nothing = Chafe Z; ii
or impede circulation. IN mecca sins one
can move Ike All acrobat. crossing slender
AMI slippery logs. climbing trees or easing
with ease ana security along dizzy trails
on The mountain SIDE w5ere sap might
mean sUre destruction The zee; 10 no;
stick fas; in mud. In tie north, when the
mercury is IA. below z-.ro aud no civilized
bot Will pro,ec; tbs feet from fre.ziag,
tn savage suffers no inconvenience HIS
mocoasius. stuffed with dried grass. ct he
blood course freely. The persp.ration may
freeze on The bay in tbn s0.ia lump OF ice.
Tat the feet remain warm and dry. TIE
tuCkektn moccasin Indian tanned with
.eers brains and no smoke always d.!es
soft after Wetti1g In autumn, when ali
TIE leaves and twigs are dry finder. u
man wearing shoes makes a noise in the
-est llks Il troop # cavalry. but IN moe
caSios ha can move swiftly through ne
woods with the stealth ~ a panther. The
feet ere no, bruised. fer after enjoying far
"a time the freedom q natural covering
these hitherto bundsring members become
like hands ari feel their WY through tne
dark lake those 81 a eat. avoiding obstacles
ms though gifted with e1ecia sense hest
o.: al. he moocasIn is DgAt inexperienced
sjcr;SIuCu and soldiers o1rct aigh- topped
laced boots with heavy 4ole~ ana hohu8hs.
imagining ;hat these are most scryiceabia
e rough weather Dc- these ho3ts weigh
between four ana Eve pour l~ while a pair
~ thIck moose hi,!e noccasins weigh only
eleven ounces In marching ten mile,
man wearing he Gums boots IFS twenty
~s more zna. 'eatrrr sHan II AZ wore
rI79c~casins Iarpc5s Magazine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-02

~.,sa hours subsequent 20 the Roauoke's
- s,orn .rE mouth % enc Yukon yes
-. rn1gninx t1s steamer Humboldt
rs inio port via many pAs5s1lgeta from
- Eloud.ke b was Of Inc upper river an1
y,-sn canal Unusuai interest attached 70
-. uusabslet's arrival from Inc fact that
-. generally believe, she woald have
:. rasseuyers the last klou1ikeFs - ilnd
.~s'r way OFT mis- seasoG ~ the river
TneTe we're thirty 81 forty ~ those Of
,ar1v NJ asty that came u9 the YUKON on
- steamer Cara. ~h!ch sailed from Daw-
"a 1c.obar ls The steamer JoseQa Clos
- Jeff Dawson October j. and tae An
.ssn f.v later. bat both "a heretofore
srnS,nncaJ got caught in the ics a. SCI
So ri, fu.iys up the river from Dawson.
p.tt yete s.iI. ae'8 IN tAe S:ip Of tas lce
xsen the Humboldt sailed from SkagWay
October y.
AZ TIE Clara encountered great quantities
=, lee no. on.g IN the Yukon proper. but
~ Ia headwagers also, her passea gers DO
not eel!svs It possible for another vessel
10 ascend tie river as far as W aitc Horse
The great river. they ga. has before n1w
filed wita iae aua probably frozen over
Sold in places
CAPT george baahe reports that the river
steamer ". = Styaiton sank October p In
XIX n lives were lost. though twenty
eight sacks u mail went down with the
ssxsi. which VII probably - \ total loss.
"A only her smokrstack was visible. De
,a!ls o. tAe disaster We're very meage: at
Bennett where the news cam1 hy te!e-
graph on the dag O. the ClaIA arriya. 1t
tat point
Tie sfraj;on was bound down the river
for DAWSON Jlst what she had IN the way
u cargo none y the Uumlo.4ls passan
eers knox. though evidently nothing was
saved EXCEPT the registered man matter,
wa!eA the otil-eC8 q tae vessel succeeded
n getting ashore
TIE stYatfor Has owned ~ Alno NJ
Donald the k.aa4ike golt king who par
eAssed her six months $40 for $3oesa She
vas orig jaaIy btit hy ". < Stratt0r. the
CrQpe creek millionaire. constituting a
garslon 81 tire outHt of sn expedition sent
the Yukon by him uear!y 1wo years ago.
SIC piled on various tributaries ot the Yu-
kas. arriving 81 DAwson cary last sum
re-. where the expedition disharfc!, ana
he vessel vas sold % Mcdonald she
ma&e one voyage ior II Donald to the Eis
Salmon. carrying party 4 prospec(ors
csEht'ee hy the rich kiordikef-
Several q tie k.onailCe htst known cl.-
irens notably ratr.ek Calvin. returned Oh
ne kaRboids. UntE recently Mr Calvin.
besides lis extensive Ier-tual holdings
vas a, the head Of = gowcctul BRITISH syn
sioats which g. io.os ou extensive ,nerctn-
u'e AM mining business on 'he Yukon He
calEo oa, 81 Spend tie winter Airs Calvin
A&efas preceded him ty several y eeks
csgt. Babe Ia ono " the best known
Yukon steamboat captains. lie came up
NsTtgsE a. master .: the Clara, though h,.
a-sa c1l; one trip ca tAat V-ssel IS ic}
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rl.ercial Company. which would make the
4J@E heavy. Iae gods Of the barge. IN
Guiding whisky. beer ard wines were sea-
tered along tae beach FIR miles and were
Roanoke left During this same bow the
launch Matte Hartman Nhla las done
good service during the season t0wiag.
capsized and sink from view Tho river
Drat Sovereign. Wi4ich was owed from 81.
Michael ~ Nome by the Roanoke. and used
L. hgntes Tie latter vessel. pea ched
October IS y bile trying rs get oYer tie
snake river Lar. II wAss thc intention 20
jack her ~ sufficiently high 20 use hsr
-pp"r works d. - lodging house during tae
winter
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Mckinley next year. We are MT lighting
next years Saitle< iA;s year. TAsre -
very large element n the R~7uo!>aa
PARTY wnlch has determined that Ssnator
EsDna's force in Obi, Republican politics
must De stopped. and tha; he present :
good time 20 do this. u Hanna were
noi al issue, Nash would - elected ~
1h.sst The result IS now a guess
The last sentence covers the situation.
Under existing conditions 70 man can
safely say What Will be TIE outcome The
result Is now a guess" J. NJ &.
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rny Isots. Stevens rs- alElGs EsanA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
Miss Alice Bates.

Miss Alice Bates, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. William ]. Bates Is OF patrIcian APP
pearance. and one OF Whee!ns's younger
society girls She Is the granddaughter
OF the late DR.. William Bates, n foremost
physician. whose name heads the auto
graph roster n the City hospital. and niece
OF Mrs. w. +. Butler, president OF the La
dies Executive Committee OF the hospital
since Its foundation, and who is in charge
OF the Emergency Booth ut the coming
street fair. Miss Bates IS cultured, popu-
lar and attractive, possessing u refinement
OF manner distinctly charming. Miss Bates
Is entertaining large house party. in
GLIDING the Twentieth Century Girls. at
the family country residence, on Bethany
Pike
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For the international Convention Chris
tian Endeavor Union at Detroit. July
3 TO 10. The Wheeling & Lake Erie
Will sell tickets Mt one fare for the
round trip. This line has been selected
as the official route by the state trans
portation committee and n special dec
GRATED train will leave Wheeling at
i:iJ p. m. Steamer will be taken for
Detroit, state rooms have been re-
served for the West Virginia Endcavor-
ers and you can secure your rcserva-
TONS now by applying to s. Sherman.
ticket passenger agcnt, rs City Bank
building. Telephone, 924. Full infor-
nation furnished on application.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

Yesterdays state supreme court pro-
cecdiRgs were as follows:
John T. Moore y Alton & Taylor
Company. from Kanawha county: APP
peal dismissed because the record was
not printed within the time set by the
rules OF the court six months.
j. j.. Roberts. ct al, v. s. r. Davis.
late president of the county court, from
Marshall county: petition presented for
nandamtts: rule amended. returnabie
at the next term OF court. at Charles
Town.
Niece V. sampselle, ct al. from Min
20 county: writ or error; argued and
submitted.
P. H. Rorer V. the Peoples Building.
L. & s. Association: from Mercer coun-
~: writ OF error: submitted.
r. B. Wallace's administrator v. John
Lcpps' administrator. ct al.. from
Greenbrier county; appeal and superse-
IDEAS; submitted.
Mary Gardens administrator V. Mary
Gardens heirs: from Greenbrier coun-
ty: appeal and supersedeas: submitted.
Charles L. Mcclung " J. n. McWhor-
ter. ct al. appeal, from Greenbrier coun-
ty: submitted.
J. C. Arbogast, administrator, ct al.,
V. J. T. McGrnw, ct al. appeal and su-
persedeas. from Pocahontas county;
submitted.
Bond V. Davis, from Harrison county:
appeal and supersedeas allowed, bond,
5000.
improvement Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION V. the Auburn Wagon Com
puny, from Berkeley county; petition
for appeal and supersedeas refused.
Knots & CARRIER v. M. Mctrpgor.
executor. from RitchIe county: writ Of
error and supersedeas allowed. bond.
$500.
Adams Y Heyer. ct al. from Braxton
county: appeal and supersedeas allow
ed; bond 5000.
Henry Y. f'arrsworth. from Upshur
county: appeal and supersedeas allow
cd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
WELLSBURG.t
Doings ofPcoplc In the Brooke Coun.
~ ~ MetropOlis. tEsah

Wcllsburg finds Its water works Sys-
tenn in addition to Inefficient fire prov
teci!oD, n source of'revenue. The re-
port of the water board for the past
year shows receipts OF So, 1852 II, and ex-
penses of sl.G65 "a. \ At the beginning
OF the year there was balance OH
hand of $1.432 u, and after paying an
outstanding city order OF sGlS. 90 there
remains to the credit OF the water
works fund the handsome sum OF
S2,5S0 IS. An extension of the mains
Is contemplated through the fair
| grounds.
The city has renewed Its contract
with the electric light company for n
term OF three years. beginning July l..
An additional arc light is t. be placed
at The corner OF UraRia and Commerce
| streets. near the railroad station. and
three others ut points to be selected by
council.
So:ae wheat IS ready to cut In this
county, but the Yield is poor, not more
tina half n crop In most cases. Corn
and hey Is also light, while oats are u
good crop. The wkcat was injured by
the Hessian fly. and corn by grub
worms.
a decree was entered In the circuit
court In the chancery case of Sophia
Wright vs.. n. w. Wright, appointing
John c. Palmer. jr., a special commits
sioner to sell the real estate, consisting
of ITO acres OF land in Cross Creek dis.
trict.
The street railway fight will now be
taken to the county court. and both
companies will probably make applica-
ZION at next weeks session Of the court
for right Of way over the public high
way outside of the corporation.
Presiding Elder Mecheum preached
and held the fourth quarterly confer
ercc at the Methodist Episcopal church
last night. He Will preach again sun
day evenin.
Wellsburg Lodge No. 2, A. F. & A. NJ,
Will attend the Presbyterian church in
body Tomorrow evening. and hear q
nermon preached by Rev. C. H. Nc
Donald.
ProsectinG Attorney r. H. Cotton
leaves this evening for St. Louis, where
ne goes on legal business for the Cas-
tora Medicine Company. OF New
York.
The chess tourney at Bethany be-
tween Wellsbnrg and Wheeling resulted
IN the fifth straight victory for the
Wellsburg club.
y marriage license was issued Thurs
day to C. L. Koch. of Allegheny county,
Pa. and Laura NJ. Duncan, OF Butler
county, Pa.
Phe long term NJ the county court
convenes on Monday.
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arm. as II In signal for the cheers, 40
grandly given. completed the historic
and never to-be-forgotten scene.
AND these We're the women who went 10
the war; i'r'5s y -
The women OF question; what did they po
for? - ! -. 80 >N' 81 o
Beea vs., Int In their hearts God has planted
OF pity, for woe. and help for It's need:
iney saw IN high purpose duty to do,
through. u ~ l1- ~
UNLIMITED. unalded. unsanctioned, oft
With pass: or without 1t, they pressed on
They pressed. they implored. till they rnn
the lines through, g -. : -"
And that was the running" the men saw
them do. -, 49, = ~ - y
Twas n hampered work, It's worth largely
Twas hindrance and pain and effort and
coat: N 4 :
But through these came KNOWLEDGE
knowledge Is power : z
And never ngain In the tieadllest hour
or war or OF peace shall We be SO beset
To accomplish the purpose our spirits have
met, 90 =
and WIZ, would they do If war came
Tho Scarlet Cross floats where all was
blank then. aa =.
They would bind on their .brassards" and
march 10 The fray,
And the man liveth not who could say to
them nay, Hr rH ra lfs
They would stand with you now as they
stood with you them
The nurses, CONSIDERS and saviors OF
men. % 9
The fancy and Whitaker receptions
,sed the formal entertaining of the
tsent season and until next Septem.
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Excursions TO Detroit, Mich. via
PENNSYLVANIA Lines.

The Eighteenth International Chris
tlan Endcavor Convention will be in
session Mt Detroit. Michigan. during
July. Excursion tickets for this event
Will be sold July 3. I. and q, from
Wheeling Via Pennsylvania Lines. re-
turn coupons valid July Is. For Inform
alton about the journey. official train
schedule. special arrangement for ey-
tension OF return limit. please call upon
John e. Tomlnson. ticket agent,
Wheeling. 9G.oo.1.s
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slENGERFEsT EXCURSION
To Contamination, Mozart, Bcctho-
ven, and aIucnncchor Singing Soci-
ctjcs Will Leave Over the II. so

ven, and Micnncchor singing SOCi-
cites Will Leave Over the q. tG o.
by special train ut $50 q. M. Wedncs-
day. June IS. Fare for the round trip,
IS 90. Tickets good returning until
July 3. inclusive. Tickets are now on
sale. and can be obtained from
Jacob .Korn. No. 3l5 Main street.
a. Schrenn. corner Eleventh and Mar
ket streets.
Conrad Bremen, No. 1893 Jacob street
W. II. Schrebe. corner Forty-eighth
and jacob streets.
]. C. Young. No. 1927 South and Mar
ket streets
C. A. schncfer. corner Fourteenth
and Market streets.
c. w. Appenzeller. Bridgeport.
VIM. Llpphardt, Martins Ferry. or
Baltimore e Ohio station.
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BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.
Reduced Rates Account Fourth of
July,

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets TO and from all
points east Of the Ohio river within n
radius Of 200 mllcs\(but not to and
from stations east OF Baltimore, MIDI,
for MI trains July ., 3 and 4, valid for
return passage until July 8. inclusive, at
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
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Itl 0fJuly Reduced Fares via Penn.
syivnnin Lines.

Excursion tickets VIII be sold Mon
day and Tuesday, July and I. from
ticket stations on the Pennsylvania
lines to other points on those lines
within two hundred miles Of selling sta
ton; good returning July 8. inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

Mlsnes simpson and Hoge'a School for
Girls has removed from st. l.uke's
Parish House to the Masonic Building,
No. 1907 Market street. over the public
library.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

tlon, by sickness and disease. X
Some harmless stlmulnnt is needed to
rally the jaded forces OF nature TO repel
this attack.
Take at such time Dufty's Pure
Malt Whiskey.
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Is row located In his new store at
1416 Market street. 4 full and COM
plete stock on exhibition at popular
prices. w&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

The Best Prescription for Chills
and Fever Is bottle OF Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. 1t Is simply Iron and
quinine In tasteless form. No cure
no pny. Price, E0c. tths&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
DIED..

MARScHNER-On Friday. June %, 1899,
At i;D a: m. EDWARD MARSCHNER,
In the G5th year Of HIS age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. $500
Wood street. on Sunday. June Is. ut
p. m. 1nterinent at Mt. Zion cemc-
terry. Friends of the family invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

The following concert programm. will
be, given by the Wheeling Opera House
Military Band at Wheeling Park Sun
day afternoon:
March-"Col. PhIlbrook". ............ Hall
Hscrtulc uc Concert...:.--:. kies!er
MorceauX de STRENGTHENING Breezes"
:...................... ........,.. Bollman
NaltZ-"El Capitnr'. Sousa
Melodies from The Wizard OF the
-'hs ....'-................. 1teTDeTt
MaZurka Russe-..La Czarina". .Gnnne
lhtermezzo Sinfonico from "Cavalleria
Rusticana" ....................:. Mascagni
Kentucky Medley-"Popular Airs"....
,........... ----.-.--.......-.-.-. tbOcttger
March-"Hands Across the Sea-. Sousa
Overture-"Poet and Peasant"-..... .Suppe
Ed!tha" ................ Mora
HumoresQue-'The Colored Waiter.
-, ;.''...:: :......- ..,...V LauTeEueau
Wait@-"Fleur D'Elsace". Steiner
March-"The Gridiron" ................P Pryor
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Mrs. l. j. Husus gave a reception
and dinner to number of her friends
yesterday, at her home near Elm Grove,
which was We'll appointed function.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

Mrs Seymour Dunlevy. of Bridgeport
mas returned from q trip to New York
City, Philadelphia and Atlantic CITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

MAJ OIL New York, paid deserved trib-
a ., 20 tue Woman's Musical Club of this
city The club now belongs 10 the fed
et l'i!:1O OF musical clubs OF America:
NJ The head of which stands as organ
i l'. Mrs. Theodore Thomas, OF Chicago.
Mrs James D. fancy .charmlugiy en-
terttained the Charity Whist Club COM
l'lmentary 10 her house guest, Mrs, w.
l. l'ryant, OF Brooklyn. The prize win
llefs were Mrs. S. L. Brlce. Mrs. George
q. Boyd and Miss Abbie Brown.
Professor Henry j.. Arbenz, was one
OF The three adjudicators at the Johns
'own' Pa, singing contest held this
week. His selection was a Compliment
from every viewpoint, he having served
IN IKE capacity last year and his lust
ness and Judgment being IN this wise
recognized. M -
The Three Black Nantes" the
comic opera inwhlct home talent scored
sven success In the two performances
given at the Wheeling Park Casino last
week. Is TO be given In Steubenyille next
thursday evening. The only change in
ettst VIII be the character OF Don Jose.
winch VIII be portrayed by Mr.. Paris
X. Myers the director OF the opera. The
lull Opera House orchestra will assist.
a special train on the Wheeling & Lake
Erie, stopping ut intermediate. points.
VIII convey the party to steubenvllle.
Mrs. 7. j. Hugus gave retention
and dinner to number OF her friends
yesterday, at her home near Elm Grove,
which was We'll appointed function.
Mrs. seymour Dunlevy, of Bridgeport.
mas returned from trip to New York
City, Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Yesterday at the Grand Central no.
tel' Colonel Jcre a. Miller, member of
the board of education from Union dis
trict, entertained the Wheeling high
schooi graduating class at dinner. and
most enjoyable occasion II was. The
colonel presided with grace and urban
ity i15 -
AIRS. 0. r. Wood and Miss Gene I.o-
gan. of this city, were expected TO land
at antwerp. Belgium. yesterday. They
sailed from New York last week on a
continental trip.
Mrs. Jason G. Stamp and son, Master
freddie" Stamp. returned yesterday,
after visiting friends in Cincinnati.
Dayton. Huntington and Point Pleas
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efforts in behalf OF the charitable snsti-
tutions, calls for some work from many
prominent in the social realm. and. for
such. busy week is in anticipation.
The Wheeling Park was the rcndez-
vous all through the week now past
and the brilliant production OF the
Three Black Nantes, and Paris r. Ny
ers, It's director. has received Il fattcr.
Ing testimonial through the asking OF
its repetition the coming week In this
city and It's production In Steubenville.
Whether it will be granted Is not yet
decided Us far as this city Is concerned,
but II will be produced at Steubenville
Thursday evening of the coming week.
Mrs. Harry Cecil Whitaker beautiful
ly entertained the Married Ladies Eu-
chre Club yesterday morning ut her
new home at Echo Point. Guests OF the
club NJ this last gathering OF the season
OF 1883 were Mrs. Frank iearne
Crockard and visiting guest, Miss Bow
man. OF UnIontown. Miss Wright, OF the
Severn. Miss Prince. Of Quincy. ILL.,.
house guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel
S. Thomas, Mrs. Wecms. house guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. D. Garth Hearne, Miss
Clarke and Miss Catherine Clarke, house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cecil
Whitaker. Miss Lou Eeall. house guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Frissell. The
prize winners were Mrs, Clarke Hamil-
ton. ir.. and Mrs. Walker Frissc!l.
Miss Alice Bates Is entertaining
house party Mt the Bethany pike resi-
dencc Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs. VIII
Ham Bates.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph r. PAUL. Mrs.
Maudc Eccies Hciskcll and Miss Laura
cranSle Dalzcll viii leave for Atlantic
City next week.
Mrs. W. /. Bryant, niece OF Mrs.
James b. fancy. who With her children
has been Il house guest at the fancy
home. Island Place, has returned to
Brooklyn, y. Y.
The Orphcus Society has abandoned
rchearsals for the summer. Election of
| officers occurred this week and the So
ciety viii resume in September with
Professor Henry j. Arbcnz. OF the Con-
servatory Of Music. ns Its director.
The Arion. Mozart. Beethoven and
Maennerchor organizations are In read
mess for their appearance ut the Great
Cincinnati saenrcrfest mex. week. Pro-
fessor Hermann 81. Schockey is musi-
cally In charge OF the Wheeling dele
cation.
a curret Issue OF The Concert Coer."
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SUMNER.

The season is
now with us wheE
all things created
seem literally to
faint with heat,
and mankind es-
pecially is liable to
;be attacked In the
weakest spot. ac-
cording to hts In
dlvidual cohstltu-
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Mrs. Jason c. Stamp and son, Master
freddie" Stamp. returned yesterday,
after visiting friends in Cincinnati,
Dayton. Huntington and Point Pleas
anf ...I L. 80 -91-1---
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Cupid Is working double turn In Clay
county. judged by these rays from last
weeks Star:
Nathaniel White says he could get n
wife II he wanted one.-Corn is planted,
up. and ready for working. The chicken
crop Is also promising n rich harvest
Fred Cox is cultlvating the society OF n
Miss Deale. of this locality, and with
seeming success. Belle says. "Fred's
q daisy."-H. II. Mullens Is no l6-to-l
man, but he wants one girl sixteen years
old. any weight, size or color.-JulIa
Blankenship offers to do George Blank
cnship's washing and mcnding free.
George 10 likely to call on Clerk w. T.
Hnmrlck at any tlmc.-What does Dam
lei Murphy mean? saw him going
down street with n popular Clay belle
the other day. carrying n sack OF flour.
Don't know whether the flour was de-
signed for his own Internal anatomy or
the girls c0mplexion.--Log rolling and
cuttings are the order OF the dny.-Af-
ter the Ith OF July we mny look for n
wedding any day. NJ heard girl and
her sweetheart talking last Sunday and
they didn't know l was listening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

~ marriage license was issued Thurs
day to c. L. Kech Of Allegheny county,
Pa. and Laura NJ. Duncan. OF Butler
county, Pa.
Phe long term NJ the county court
convenes on Monday.