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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

II BALDSEss OR A DEFIcIEScY OF HAIR cx-
lists, or II the hair Is gray, dry or harsh, the
natural youthful color can be restored' by
using 'Iondon Hair Color Restorer," the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people for increasing the growth,
restoring its natural color, and at the same
time lovely hair dressing and beautifier. 1t
Is totally different from all others; not sticky
or gummy, and free from all impure ingTedi-
ents that render many other articles obnox-
ious; in fact It Is exquisitely peiumed, and 80
cleanly and elegantly prepared as TO make ita
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
j.. 4. TYSEs, a Prominent CITIZEN or
Wilson, n. G., writes: Some ten years ago my
wife's hair commenced falling out, and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
London Hair ReStorer" the scalp became
healthy. the hair stopped falling, the color was
restored, and Is now growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, IS cents bottle. Six bottles,
81 Main Depot for the U. S., $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia. Sold by Logan, List &
Co., Wheeling. eod&w
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The DEstocRArrc CONVENTION. = The
Democratic Convention to be held to-day
Is being arranged 10 answer all the proba-
bilities as to a high old time. 1t will, It Is
thought, by the respectable portion ofthe
party, exceed the last racket Of the unter.
rified in the Court House in noise and
fury as much Us that did Methodist class.
meeting. 1.-THE starch is not taken out OF
the stiff neCked and proud Of the party, on
this occasion, bummerism might as well
drown itself In lightning whisky. The
Cont House will be the place, unless
conscientious OF safety will move the
peace loving leaders TO take the Conven-
lion into a two hundred acre field.
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A BROOKE COUNTY !.
FARM FOR SALE.
rhe unsenIrpcl On &c 4 Fallle sac, ea

TUESDAY, Stp,taSefia 1873, ~
Al 10 O'clock A. ", al the front door Il The Court
Hoass Al wellsbuE, Broke CSgntIt W N, y ins
Taru IaFmcrIy known Fs The "FQMlEK tAkSi,
1fuIied n nc uaieFs % CFOs Geek. Hrcoke County
W V, dive mII.. forD wsilsiarE; thFes nile mn nm
E,subFnTI Vile Ohio aud uhe mile from the y h.S hy
RsIInad The aid Izfm tOntalnS ~ acres more oT
~ about 80 acrs Ieirg cleared and easily culuyGted
he 6alsnce good white oak md Other timber. Lme
and LuIldlus stone In abuudtneei also roaming
Thtsr In avery acid hut ono. A sod Orchard q 10
Ipple reCt besides plenty a pan, peaches sn9 ehe5
hrs Improvements consist Of eotniorlahle
Ing and Tenement Hgiss. larry htrss and elue 50
Ne q. lei SqaaTe.l tEo Shep HOUSES and uransf!i
gpfipg and SpTinshGuGe e6nIenient ChursheS
Schools, GIEst and saw NILS, ntar the lam. 1lle
'TESxs-ss,so, and more Il The purchaser . eleet,
ash In hand; the balapR in Que, two and thFes
Jtnr With interest," deferred PAYNE nts 10 " secured
81 deed q trnSt on the property For further IN
trmluGn apPly 10 urp,,r1, L nary
lS2o Market ST., Agents for Nh. A. ". HuHS.
nniO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAN
WE ARE NOW READY
rolnlsc1osE TO VIEW THE MOST
UNBOUNDED BARGAINS IN
IN CASHMERES.
Ever offered Within the History Of the Dry
Goods Trade In this City.

Rad the following carefully, and your attention
shall be dou6ly repaid. To besin, We offer
Is Piece, doublo Width, all wool Black CaAhmsfe At
the low price Of G0c per yard. --,., - az.
II Pieces iO-ineh Black CaihmeFe red0eed HUN &c
70 63Lse per yard, =. ,,uv
10 Pees 10 Ineh silk finish Blaek oaahmere' luli!
worth 81 o., We offer At 75e per yard.
10 Pieces Of the richest BACK C1ahmefe We 0HSE -
he reduced price Of 81 oO per yard L., II
Is Peces iO-Ineh all wool colored C1hmeTes, IN AZ
the latest shades reduced from se 70 0oc per !aEu
Reader, Just look at them ,,.A r.,...1
csshmeTr reduced from 81 % 10 &c PEI yard.
IL Peess II ''sublnie" Cel9el Cashmere reduced
from q q 70 81 PEI yard. !, ,.sei. IN, Me-
eh.ssT Cz,huerS which We ofer At the hsioniShinsy
low price Of sc per yard.
I,tet and most handsome effects, which We oer Al &C
~ nd TbeT are fully worth SOC.
50' Peess heavy Domestic GInghAms a Sc PER yard
20 Pieees q elegant UpblmChei Canton Flannel 81
he low price Of exc per yard.
ResIdes the above We have many more genuine bar
eaIns which We have not the space to enumCfae mere
III tL,,.tre e4ra1tfy toiis eiose eE6MiEatioa q ~
abS eoaAi n particular. Gld u our mn EoeE ~ gSafGi
~, spsyy oaS a. trH tnT,y tsnd q ttTtH7tAsa ~
80: FkleA or eHRoerI aAd he Pabie AaFt dhrays
nl1s,i "A orr HSperidl 0fSTRst," End eoaeiH on ~
SsS,NStaI reD,aCE tAai " MS ALWAYS NAVE
BTERYTIIIyO We ADVERTISE"
L BLUM &c BRO,
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The Citizens Relief Committee meets
tonight.
TnE Republican primaries will be held
next Saturday. o.
BAHxux has Redeemed the walks Of life
with his posters.
( THERE were 115 arrests by the police for
the month Of August,
THE Democratic County Convention
meets this morning at 10 O'Clock.
a FREE fight took place near the Top
Mil yesterday. Warrants were issued.
The Ohio County Board Of Commission
ems will meet at the Court House this
morning. .e-e .a1.,
TIM G. W. Hornbrook and barges will
leave for Marietta this morning between .
and 10 o'clock.
The city. was visited yesterday by 9 So
ries Of showers which aided wonderfully
in cleansing the streets,
TuE colored folks OF this vicinity will
hold a camp-meeting at Martins Ferry,
O., commencing on the 18th inst, =
THE display Of vegetables and other
good things at the Second Ward Market
on Saturday morning was very fine.
los. BARTLETT and John Truschell ran q
hondred yard foot race ut West Wheeling
ON Saturday for SO o side. The former
won in l2l seconds.
THEH. n. Mertz Literary Society will
resume their weeklymeetings commencing
Tomorrow night They have been taking
d rest for the last three months. a.
MEssRs. TRINBLE & HoRSnRooK, on Sat
urday, shipped two OF their Coleman, gas
machines to Kingwood, Preston county.
They are attracting attention everywhere.
TIM Wheeling Sunday School Associa-
tion will meet at the Disciples Church to-
morrow night. The programme has alrea-
DIV been published in the ISTELLIdEScER
;TnE Democrats OF Richie district, will
meet on next Friday night to nominate
candidates, for School Commisslo1er,
County Commissioner, Constable and Jus
tice. IAN
ordinanceto prevent the overlooking
Of coalin carts Is fmperatiyely needed in
Bridgeport. The way some dealers in that
town who send coalto Wheeling treat their
horses in this regard Is outrageous.
ryEeompanics from the First West Va:
REGIMENT, Col. Miller commanding, Will
90 10 the reunion at Marietta. Col. Baron
regiment, composed OF .Steubenville and
Bellaire companies, viii also 60. They
will Join our boys at Bellaire. The follow
l ing comprise the companies who VIII go
4 from this State: Gof Guards, Mathew
Guards, Moundsville, Burton and Mann,
inCton companies. Tho Hornbrook Will
make all the necessary landings to accom-,
MEDIATE those who wish to attend. She VIII
leave with her barges this morning be-
tween and 10 o'clock.
| A GRACEFUL as well as complimentary
act OF recognition OF the faithful services OF
Two public officers took place in this city
on Saturday night. A mass meeting Of
the members OF the Fire Department was
held in the Guards Hose House and 4
purse collected sufficiently large to send
Chief Windcr and Assistant Carpenter to
The National Convention OF Chietsot. Fire
Departments in the United States at Cleye-
land and tho Grand Tournament at Chi,
cnro. Both gentlemen will depart for the
above cities this morning: During their
absence Mayor Sweeney will act as Chief
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Toledo.

ToEEpo August si.-wuElT-Rasicr; No.
9 white Wabash 81 0s; No. 8 do l O6; No, l
white Mictgnili o. u sextra5 white Michigan
lO7IS; amber Michigan SPOT ! 90; seller Au-
gust COLE, seller Septcinmber and October
?S54ei 30; :, Si314e No z Dayton and Mich
ern amber 9S5<c; No. . amber Illinois 03,
Corn-Steady; high mixed II Izc; No. 2 spot
md seller August IL Nc; rejected 40Lc; dam
aged SIC. Oats - Dull and nominal.
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ARRESTED on VARIOUS CnARoEs-Tobe
Vance, by Officer Robertson for obstruCt-
ing him in the discharge Of his duty; Alex
Lowe and Jennie Lowe, by Officers Def
baugh and Graham fOr'drunk and disor-
deriy, and Mollie Mclaughlin, disorderly,
BY officer Robertson. All will have q
hearing this morning.
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As An allcviator Of pain, whether result
ing from a sprain, bruise, burn, insect
sting, rheumatism, or anyother cause,
nothing We know OF answers the purpose
no well as HcLdiRJ' Good Intent Liniment.
1t affords a sure and speedy relief. Give it
a trial, we say.
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DOR SALE ~
Ihs property on SoRtheast corner q MARKET sh 20
Ui.h .trScis. near North Street Church lot y "
T6f.rt Flyfck botSp eEnisiniig az MONS fphf UPt
Terms-One-half ezsh lalafet 10 one year, Sith0at
interest. JAMES l. HA a,N,LsI
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WHEELING FEMALE CoLLEGE.-This in.
stitution will be re-Opened on Wednesday
morning ut 0 o'clock by conversational
and morning reception. Addresses will be
made by Hon. G. d. Hubbard, Rev. S. B,
Barnitz, Rev. C. w. snodgrass and other
prominent citizens. The public arc most
cordially invited to be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

NEW York, August 3I-Busincss moderate
with package houses and the iobbing trade Is
fairly Motive. Cotton goods in light demand
ut frst hands but firm. Dwight brown
shectings advanced. Prints in fair request,
Bnnlette ginghams and cotton dress goods In
good demand, but wOrsted dres goods less &C
tive. Fancy cashmere quiet Flannels In
steady demand. Black silks active. WY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

THE temperance meeting at Mozart Hall
on Saturday evening was addressed by Mr..
Isaac Strelinan.
Yesterday afternoon the Temperance
PRAYER and experience meeting was con-
Quoted by Mr.. John Woods. Notwith-
standing the unfavorable weather, there
was good turnout. I.l
In the evening the meeting was con-
Quoted by Mr.. G. W. Bags, who made an
earnest and eloquent speech. Mr.. Chris.
Kline also addressed the meeting. There
will be meeting on Thursday evening.
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UNION DISTRICT.

County Commissioners-John W. Bor.
ing, 24l; James NJ. Ewing, III.
School Commissioners j. A. Miller,
256; Robert Carothers, 1922 ]. II. Downs,
i Justices-J. NJ. Bulger, sos: W.. For.
Con con,stables-wm. Love, 2eG; L. Man
ners, O.; L. Gaus, IL.
DeleSates-Frank Haley 20i; G. G.
Hannah, . 1893; F. Rinehart,s 1880. jain,
1872; A. Manley, 1S6; 7. F. Owens, ISL
]. Armbruster, 10; ]. Mckinley, Il; NV
Beck, Is.
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Orr ron CHICAGO. party consisting Of
Messrs. Peter Welty, Frank Walter, Fred.
Snyder, Louis Setdler, Louis orth, ST.,
August Mathews and Chas. Hoffman leave
via the B. & o. r, r. this morning for Chi.
cago. Many more OF our citizens will
doubtless take in the excursion. Wewish
them pleasant trip.
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A. b. C., MIcH.-what should be done
10 reduce an enlargement of tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing t while trotting. 1t is sound
now, think. TWAS fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. AIislncr.-
Clip Off the hair, and apply Giies Lininent
Iodids .Inlmoaid twice day, until it irri:
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t is the only remedy
that will permanently remove u chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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County Commissioner.-M. Reilly, 1866;
School CommisSioner.-W. V. Hoge,
IS; W. J. Bates, 6s; Robt. Simpson, 10.
Constable. Cbas. Exley, Sl;E. Martin,
10.
Delecatcs.-C. W. Franlheim, : l05; Jas.
F. Campbell 81; John Quigg,' los; NJ.
O'Kane, Is; DR.. Geo. Baird, 81; James
Speyer, 80; Alex. Gillespie, q; NJ. f.
Hnilihan. %.
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AID Fon THE EEvER SrRcKRS,-The Ex-
ecutiye Committee for the relief OF the
yellow fever sufferers met at Wiesel Hall
ON saturday morning at l0l o'clock, and
was called TO order by Mayor sweeney; /,
On motion, Mr.. G. Y. Lucas was added
to the Executive Committee.
The following Committee on Programme
and Music was appointed Q. Y. Lucas,
Chairman; Louis O. Stifel, Mrs. N; +.
Whitaker, C. W. Franzheim, VIM: Leigh
ton, IT,, W. ]. W. Cowden and Q. q.
Committee on Printing and Advertising
Hugh Sterling, Chairman; G. Gutten-
berg. T. S. Casey, d, @. List, jr., and WI.
W. Cowden. ta7
iResoInd, That a musical and literary
concert be given at tho Opera House on
Sent. IL, 1878, for the purpose l procuring
money for the relief u the yellow fever
sufferers; the tickets of admission to BIO 81
no extra charge for reserved seats.
: Rajoluod, That the members OF the Exec
utiyc Committee Of the respective Wards
Be instructed to appoint subcommittee,
for the purpose Of calling upon the citizens
to solicit contributions and sell tickets Tor
tho concert in their respective wards.
Benz. Davenport was elected treasurer
Of the committee. :.
The following committee on supplies
was appointed: Chas. ii. Collier, Chair
man, N. Roilly and Capt. j. Mcclure.
M, Reilly, ESQ.,, kindly offered his store
rooms for the purpose Of storing and tax
ing charge OF allsuch supplies that may be
donated by the citizens in the line OF -four,
bacon, sugar, coffee, &c. The offer was ac-
FGrthsr ordered, That the Printing Com
mittee he instructed to have tickets PRINT
ed for the concert at once.
out and at work by Tuesday morning
Adjourned to meet at weisel Hall on
Monday evening at 4! o'clock sharp.
= p
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Piano AND ORGAN TuSISo--lfyour Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
1t prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market st.
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MrssEs ]. H. HONS, BlpocKuStER & Co.
have bought the right for the United States
for. manufacturing irideseent glass, The
disebydrer d The lost art was Mr.. Shredder,
late Commissioner OF the Philadelphia
Exposition. The specimens shown US are
very handsome, exhibiting as they do all
the colons OF the rninbow; Mr. shreipe y.
win remain nj the factory long enough 10
teach some Of the most skilltn, mechanics
how 10 make use Of the art with profit.
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THE PUuLrc ScilooLs,-The long vacation
in the public schools came to close with
the end OF last week, and the reopening
will take place to-day, During the vaca-
ton the plumbers, painters and carpenters
have been busy making much needed re-
pairs in some OF the schoOlhouses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

MARTINS FERRY News. James ID. Par
ish, a laborer at the furnace, went home
from his work on Friday night about mid.
night, and being very warm sat down in
the window OF his chamber, in the second
story OF the Medill building, 70 cool off be-
fore retiring, and falling asleep fell back.
ward TO the ground, lighting on his head
and shoulder. He was carried TO his room
insensiblc, in which condition he remain
ed until Saturday morning, when DR..
Todd was called and found him suffering
from a compound comminuted fracture OF
the collar bone, besides injuries about the
head and face, with slight indications OF
internal injury. He rendered the neccs-
sary aid, and the man was resting easy
last evening, and his condition was not
considered dangerous.
DR.. Williams returned from New Mar
tinsville on Saturday.
Dr.. Isaac Parker, OF Chesterfield. Nor
gan county, who has been visiting friends
In this vicinity for the last three weeks,
returns home this morning.
James II. Vanpelt and family landed
here on Saturday night from Arkansas.
Jim says Belmont county with oil her
mountains and hollows is, after all, the
place for him. He expects TO engage in
business here or on the Island.
Capt. Inglebright chartered the ferry
boat Carrie TO take the place OF the Eure-
ka during low water.
The Trocadero Society returned yestcr-
day morning from Mount Pleasant and
Huntsville where they gave concerts to
crowded houses. They speak in highest
terms Of the reception given them at each
OF these places.
Arrangements are being made fort grand
opening Of the campaign here on next Sat
urtlay night. "0ur own" Hon. ]. 7. Upde-
GRAFT will be here without fail, and will
give the people one Of his big speeches,
The blast furnace will be put in blast
about the middle of the week.
School commences this morning.
The Board OF Education have concluded
to submit the question Of building an adj
dition to the Central school house to q vote
Of the people.
Board Of Health meetsto-night and the
Council tomorrow night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

FoR UPwARDs OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves tVind oolic, regulates the
bowels, cures dySentey and didThGa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. %
eeflLs bottle. d&w
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For SALE :,
A Two4sroRY FRAME DWELLING,
containing four rooms and basement situate
on NeCollOch street. .z
A Twosr0RY BRICK BUILDING, con-
tAining four rooms hall and kitchen, situate
on Wabash street. Wheeling Island.
For terms and particulars, apply to
CA scuAEFER eco,
aus 1888 Market St., Second Floor.l
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EXCURSION trains leave the B. & o. depot
Monday September I'd, at sos a. II. and
l 40 P. ~, thriving in Chicago in time 10
witness the Great National Firemen's Pa-
rade, Fare the round trip only seven dol
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William Black, yagrant, was arrested
Saturday By Officer Baum. At the matt
nee he was fined g and costs, but SEN
tence was suspended on condition that he
would leave the city within an hour,
which he did.
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River raised inch yesterday, giving 8
feet in the channel.
A heavy rain fell yesterday evening
about o'clock.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
on Saturday at 10! o'clock.
The local packets made their usual
trips.
The Florence did not arrive from Cincin.
natl until Saturday afternoon. She de-
parted for Cincinnati at 0P.N.
The Mallie Ragon did not get up from
Petersburg until about 5 P. ". yesterday.
She will be the Parkerburg boat to-day
at 10l o'clock. Parties desiring 10 attend
the Reunion at Marietta will be carried
on the Mallic Ragon at reduced rates.
The towboat Charley HOrnbroOk, with
barges, will leave for Marietta carrying
Col. Baron's command from Bellaire.
The Katie Hooper, from Cincinnati, in
place OF the Andes, will be due at noon
today and return tomorrow at 3P. NJ.
Capt. Charley Muhleman Is in this city,
to look after the Andes, which boat viii
BIO repalnted and renovated for the fall
trade.-CiHeinnGi Commercial Of ysaenCidy.
EBy Telegraph
NV ORLEANS, September 1.-No 'arri-
walls or departures. Clear, partly cloudy,
with light rain this evening.
YICEsBuRG, September 1.-No arrivals
or departures. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, September L. River Z feet
s inches and falling. Weather clear to-
night Arrived: Telephone, Pittsburgh.
Business dull.
CAIRO, ILL.,. Sept. l.-River 10 feet and
falling. Weather clear, thermometer &c.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l.-Clear and warm.
Departed, Mary Miller, st. Louis. River
rising. O feet 0 inches in the canal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

Nu1IA1s.- Invitation cards are out for
the nuptials Of AIr. Geo. L. Stifel and Miss
Emma o. Beck, which will take place on
the tenth inst. MA
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To CnrcAoo via b. & o. R. r. Monday,
September .. Fare the round trip only
seven dollars, Return tickets good for ten
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

FROM Wheeling to Chicago, Monday,
September 9. Fare the round trip only
seven dollars. The cheapest rate ever
offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

THERE is nothing moro healthful than
fruit, you have the purity and essence OF 1t
in PrusSing's Apple Vinegar.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Fim.
SfATr BoNps-Qulet. ~

SrocKs-Were irregular during the carly
dealings, and In the ?. ". became heavy and
lower. especially for Granger Shares, which
sold down to the lowest figures Of the week.
which $500 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern common, 1900 prefer.
rcd, 1000 St Paul common, p, 900 preferred,
aud 1000 Weston Union. r9is I'D {
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FALSE ALARM. The alarm of fire ut I:S0
o'clock yesterday turned out to be false
report.
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County Commissioners. B. Sheppard,
IS School Commissioner E. Emsheimer,
90; E. Larkin, rs; J. Pollock, s..
Delegates G. Bealls, 200; s. Kiems, 200;
J. Weitys, 200; S. Schambra, 81; ]. Nc
Crcken, 81; A. Megaw, 81; n. Prince, 0;
S. Faris, 8; Ed. Larkin, o.
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HEADQUARTERS for cheap dry goods, car.
pets, wall paper, &C., No 20l0 and POI
Main street. joins RORNER
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The CouRrs.-MuSIclPAL CouRr-Judg.
Cranmer. The only business transacted
was the issuance Of third papers to Charles
Klaces and his admission to citizenship.
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IHAp severe attack Of chills and fever.
I tried Quinine, Arsnic, and every remedy
that could hear Of
Gile' Pls and Linineni made complete
cure Of me.
Mr.. BRcEwfTH, Dentid,
... % EdA FoFty.frd sind.
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County Commissioner. George Carna'
n4 School 100 Conn Standardization nj Water.
house, 40; John c. Miller, IS.
Delegates.-James Filand,' ISL X
Habig,' 249; Gregory Warner 24S; NJ.
Haley, lis; J. Reister, ia; J. Waterhonse
liz; j. Fitzsimmons,, 50; VIM. Schatfer
so; Fred Truschell, Is.
JusJIcR.-L. D. WAIT, l75.
COnstable.-Wm. Truax, 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.

County Commissioner-H. W. Phillips,
o34; NJ. Stein, 1S5; John Ziegler, %.
School Commissioner Ralph Arkle,
lGT; NJ. Edwards, IL.
Jnstice-A. T. Gardner, TO- John g.
Delegates j. Zoeckler', 252; ]. G. Nor
riss, 252; J. Gardner, 259; 81. 0'Neil,
13l; A. schrutzer, 1871; ]. Weizzel, 1871; @.
Hoffman, 81; J. Kenny 81; j. I. Carpen-
ter, 81.
The great point Of interest has been in
the contest for clerk. As will be noticed
Hook carried every city district.