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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

THURSDAY, AUGUST % -lS7s.
Writes for the LEpasa. Ha
LICENSE. ,He +,
~ 3ns.t la etp b
This subject has but two Sides
right and > wrong one IF drinking
10 wrong, anything that aids it i
s.Shsn we; fellowcitizens, give 4
license with one hand, to any one, Il
tear down thenoble temple OF tenn.
perance, we are building with tn.
other? Shall we, who have led ,
friend or brother away from tina
deepest, pit, . drunkaru's grave, Civ
into bis hand anew the means Of de-
strucHoo, il he % plsase 10 take It?
But, shall We refuse the request d
our neighbor. He II . good law
abiding citizen, h. has money end
infiueEce, (money neans influence
Ianusace over you and me my friend,
although We raise q hand in holy
horror ut the very idea. Don't We
talk against him and say We know he
10 doing wrongl Yes, you do, to his
back, for ths same reason You talh
against any me, because o love to.
But YOU prsi,e his riches and estab-
lshmsut 10 his face, and no cause
money to BE- = necessity to him that
he may win the praise OF men,. Are
you 20 weak as to imagine III thinks
about you after his request 10 graft
fed? b~4safs7b ED aa@7" si %
After sli, what is the favor of men.
Though ws should be petted and
csressed al our lives, how shall II
benefit n IL We gain not the favor OF
God ot.For what shail IL profit q
man IL be esins the whole world ana
lose his own soul" He that seeketh
his life shall lose, and he that loseth
it for Christ,s sake shLl and a. 2si
Nc one would want aliaense If thev
thousht they would lose money.
which they would il thew had mo ems
toxers. IL is our place. brethren OF
the N. c. +. U.,to see that the sa-
looms have no customers. Every
tims ,se let 4 chance ain bv. 70 trv N
bring a brother into our band ve are
violating the pledge We hsve siuen
each other that we would do ali IN
our power for tempersnce.
sSDear ladies, every time 4 tramp
comes to yeu for a little bite TO eat.
yoa shoihd work on his gratitude by
being interested in him, and 90 work
Ground till YOU show him the Grand
good wsy, to life and hone. hand him
0 card aud blue ribbon, make him
sign his name and promise to 90 and
do likewise among his comrades.
= Did yon ever think wha. . grand
chance for doing good was lost for
ever, when we allowed those railroad
bands to pass out of our reach with
ont making nm effort to help them!
We shonld have gone out to them and
not staid Il, our comfortable hall and
waited for them to coma to us.
We are always talking about going
out into the highways and hedges and
compelling them to come in, bot we
don't do It.
Our lawyers and ministers rise be-
fore US each week at the temperance
meetings and tell US bow GOOD We
are ; what q grand temperance city
this is till We swell and swell like
Easops frog; we can't show how biz
the OK Ia after aii. IT'S nothing but
wind. II makes me feel me.n "a !
listen far I know from ob.er, Alto. an
n.,,.no. .h.. 49,. 80. a. -.
paw "n'' 'ney siVe
.or' 10 DC sufe We st %
Hs'eh 70 the eioqaence OF Monday
"s.'' 'e's 'lc'"c'" shd mag
AkAuIUWyI4~ AUG0 LRATA nRTnAn2 al Wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

Distance lends suehaptment to the
'isy, There are inss when .. man
would slivs. seR do,lals fsr . .dFiAkl Of
whishsy, Aut you psvsr heAr d ! nan
being goused III thst nanner because
thsss ~ elHass 6Mes mheu there IL
nothing 10 drtnk In the crowd end
the neassst 0hsun y stiti tsn miIes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-03

-.
THE CouRTs.-CouSrY CouRr.-Judge G.
E. Beyd.-The County Court met at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, commencing
the regular fall term. Itt
Patrick Duhey, citizen OF Ireland, took
out his second papers and was admitted to
citizenship. ...a t.r.. .t7-s. ~
The Grand Jury was called as follows:
DR.. 7. II. Logan, foreman; VS.. Goshorn,
D. Schambra, W. Hastings, Fred. Winger-
ter, Otto Hess, James AfcAdalns, l.. VIII
helm, Stephen Clark, C. 7. COwan, Chas.
Otto, Alex. Cecil, Joseph A. Bodley, Fred.
Solte. III
The jury retired to their rooms to con-
slider the various prcsentmcnts to be
brought before them, when, as the Demo-
cratic delegates were anxious to meet in
Convention, the Court tooka recess until
8 o'clock Pm. u ~. y
After recess the Grand Jury came into
Court and handed in indictments against
the followingpa Heinrich Schwartze,
for selling spirituous liquors on Sunday,
cases; Judith Roettgcr, same ofcnse, 8
cases; Aug. Ncuhausen, same charge, 10
cases; Lawrence Heller, same charge, l
case; Geo. Andreas, same charge, case;
Henry Newhart, same charge, case; ;
John 81. Beck, same charge, / case;
John B. FOosc, same charge, 2 cases; Gle
tus Hauser, for selling liquor without IL
cense, Tease; Mary Boyd, for keeping a
house Of ill-fame, l case; Kate Mooney,
same charge, / case; Jennie Black, same
charge, / case; Jennie Norrington, same
charge, case; Julia Chisel, same charge,
case; Sophia Weaver, alias Maggie Nit
chell, same charge, l case; Lillian Wells,
same charge, case; Mary Schip, same
charge; case; Louisa Get, same charge,
case; Mary Ford, for petit larceny; Fer
dinand Smith, for assault with attempt to
commit rape; Allie Freeze, assault and
battery; John Morgan, same charge;
Thos. Butler, same charge; Henry B. Har-
ris, same charge; Owen Reilly, same
charge. Charges against the following
persons were dismissed: Ed. Briggs,
charge adultry; Jno. Morris, charge as
sault to commit rape; Jno. Jones, charge
assault and battery; Herman Gehringer,
for selling spirituous liquors; Henry
Brumsen, same charge. N2e - H.
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From chlI,tIan unIon, Ausu.. ., ls7s.

EVER since DR.. VIM. N. Giles, OF 45l
Sixth avenue, extended frank invitation
to owners Of lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place Of bus
iness for free treatment, the corner OF
Twenty-seyenth street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which il thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
Iodiie Ammonid Linime,t, which is now
preferred to all others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men of the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised to try Giles
Imminent, and are gratifed to say 1t acted
like charm. About two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameness and swelling are last disappear
ing. HENRY WARD BEEclIER.
l- 4ff LYMAN ABBOTT,
Editors,
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Liver IL KNs.-The Liver Is the imperial
organ OF the whole human system, rs Ii con-
trols tho life, health and Happiness Of man.
When It Is disturbed In IT. proper action, all
kinds Of ailments are the natural result The
digestion OF food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action OF the brain and nervous
system, arc all Immediately connected With
the workings Of the Liver. II has been sue
eesStully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unequalcd in curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu-
merous symptoms that result from an I'M
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottlest TO Try, 10 cents Positively sold
In all towns on the Western Continent Three
doses will prove that II Is Just what you want
eodkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-03

'sTm FrRsr DOSE GIVES RELlEP.n-The dis
tressing cough, which Threatened serious re
suits, Is quickly cured before developing a
fatal pulmonary affection. For all throat,
chial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver Com
plant, Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy Is so
prompt and eilectual as 'Dr. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry" Pal
u have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and 1t Inns proved to be very re-
liable and efficacious in the treatment Of Sc
we're and long standing coughs ] know Of
two patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but forts use consider would not now
he living. f't
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GEoRGEnCo STEHTENTUS,
from bsaa 10 foot IS covered with 200 euhou designed
pSSd iht6 qhring remarkable descendant Anal too
Gs Palestine Giant eight feet SIX inches high IN on A
aIlother hGfantsr dwarf Pgnes - - "a, -yv, NJ
ONE TO ALL.
the aa Of Grand street PAGEANT age ~ b
ssn4or will b the appea5nnes I
half 70 the Menege and Museum o
Ladies Children all who void
Tickets and the slight Tivan @
avoid the crowds the evening advised 70 a
all raiOa the day OF exh
al ;on H IacL e' " 80 fe r,1"Si r..1fT anasGGN
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Poltcr Corn1-Judge ctanmer.

The following cases were tried yesterday
morning:
Alexander Lowe wasupnfor disorderly
conduct, in the Second Ward, on Saturday
night. s. and costs. .sl.
Mrs. Jennie Lowe was up for the same
offense. Dismissed. ~ i-75lj 'ts'i
i VIM. Kemp, disorderlyi conduct ON the
Slst Of August, in the Fifth Ward. s. and
Robert Hicks same offense, case dis
missed. 3'.tae
Mollie Mclaughlin was up for disorder.
~ conductor Saturday last, and was fined
8 and costs. q l"lil Ri'r XXX '''
Cornelius Vance, obstructng an officer
in the discharge Of his duty, thirty days
and twenty dollars and costs. As he went
out he remarked that he wouldn't stay,
and the Judge directed that he must go
for sixty days, and wear ball and chain.
James Mulkearns and John Miller; dis
orderly conduct, two dollars and costs
each.
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WE call attention to trustees advertise.
ment in another column OF the sale next
Saturday, September 9TH, of the Cunning
ham property. situated on 9th street, be-
tween Main and Market street, This prop
erty consists Of nearly new brick dwell.
ing and frame store room. The street rail.
way passes the door. The second and
third payments run without interest.
Auctioneer Hervey will make the sale.
See advertisement by J. D. Ewing, trustee.
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A BROOKE COUNTY, ozit'3
II ia .i!s tAielT sill .r,l.i I'D. A, =. I. -
FARM FOR SALE.
q griiH Z 81 = tfisit llfyiHl
tn. ,D..r,,yssd vsiif 6tfst II Pubic sale, on

l,TuEsDAY, ssptsnberta, is7se.i'i'i
ALTO O'elosk 4, Ma. the font dor q ths fodrt
noasc II wellsSdfs, Brook eSanty M ih !,
Farm formerly known IS the "foMEER fAltsi,i.
situated on thesaIers 81 fos Creek, Brooke County,
wy, Ave miles from wellsbnrs, three NILE. nom
sisuhsntIlle, Ohio and Que mile from the INA NY
RsIlrSd. The al farm contains ~ acres mort OF
- about 80 acres being cleared and
he talabee god white oak and Other timber. Line
aBd bulldIkg stone In iahnBdenee; also Fulnlpg
vatsr 10 every held but one "A good Orchard el lsa
apple tres besides pleuty Of ptaIs and She,-
hes ImpEOvepents eonslSi d eolnl9rta6le psell-
IN and Tenement House large horse aud eAttle A-
~ u tSet squaTSl tS6 Sheep Houses aud Gfaneryi
Sprins and SprREhonse eouyenienE Chnfehes.
Seh6ols Gfist and Saw Mlls, near the tArni. Tile
TsSs.- sso, and. mSFSlf The pureba p elstt,
tash n hand! lhe balance In obe, two and three
yeln, vilh Interest, deIefrel aymtntsto hseerred
81 ideed d trust On The PtoPerty Fer iafthef IN
'''IatOn aPf'yis iIi rrRyEY. A 1sArEt ~ !; Z
1sON4stst 81, Asssts ior M: AN kaitss.
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NV CLOTHING HousE-LooK OR FOR
RARE BARGAISs.-The undersigned de
sires to state to the citizens OF Wheeling
and surrounding country that he will open
on Wednesday, September 4th, one Of the
finest stocks OF Ready-made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods and Hats ever
brought to the city, and feels confident
that he can give better satisfaction than
any house in the city.
Mr.. Isaac Adler will be glad to meet all
his old friends and former patrons Mt the
opening. MEYER HEYNAS,
-.t--lS.. Cor. 1lth add Main Streets.
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For UPwARDs OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves ,riRd colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysntey and diarhgd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well,tried remedy. 25
cents a bottle. d4w
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THESE cool nights and mornings are
productive OF many coughs and colds, but
you need not suffer from them any moro,
as you have sure and pleasant relief in
licLaiR'S PectOnai Syrup. Itcontains no
opium or anything injurious to the small
est babe; at the sumo time ii is speedy and
etfectnal in breaking the worst kind OF a
cough or cold. 7.
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WE ARE NOW READY
j TO DISCLOSE TO N1EwTHEMosr
UNBOUNDED BARGAINS IN
CASHMERES, e. ~. ~
Ever offered Within the History Of the Dry
Goods Trade 10 this City.


Rad the following carefully, and your attention
shall b dOubly repaid. To begin, We Offer
is Pieces double width, all wool Black caahmere at
the low price q SOC Per yard. -, ,,.., -. az,
IL Pieces 40lneh Blaek Cashmere reduced from soe
10 ffess 10 ineh sIit'6nlsh Blaek Cashmere, fully
worth 81 90 We offer at 73c per yard.
10 Peces q the richest black Cashnere We ottef u
the reduced price Of 81 % per yard.
IS Pieces SOIneh all wool eoloFed Cashmeies, 10 AZ
the latest shades, reduced from sAe to 0c per yard
Reader, Just look At them!
Is Piece, Of handsome "Bleu-S Olr' French Col0red
Cashmcre reduced from 81 % 10 1Sc per yarl.
Z i6IPieces Of Sublime" Colofed CaShmerr redreed
fr1ia 81 9st0s711feper yathT q .lRi "
we have also iust opened lot Of double iold man
chester Cashmere which v@ofef Al the astOnishlngy
Low price Of sc per yard.
50 Peces Of beautiful Broeade suitipgs, in all the
latest and most handsome effects which We ouer ~ &c
per yard They are fully worth NC
50 Pecesheayy Domestic Singh1as ~ e ReI
10 Pecns a elegant unbieaehd c4nteni lanpel at
the low price Of &c per yard.
Besides the above We have many more genuine Bar
gaIns which We have not the space 70 eumeale here
IT, uersGrs oaraeiy siieii eias, ersniaatoa q lS
as.S Ss.ti q particular HAd q oar GH Ock IA geAtraL
6@ trSrV eal. a. triH SHrns lend 70 sreAsiAeA he
wAik or eHiOmers and ne Pale haFs airGyS
ptseei % eur "spaal ogsrisgl" DAD eaasrM ~! n,
$4,000 rsnaTf, Tat :" We ALWAYS AAFB
WE Advertise"
L BLUM &c BRO,
1loi MAIN STREET. 4
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From Wilkes Spirit d the Iimes, Dec. 5, ISL.
A. B. c., MIcn-What should be done
to reduce an enlargement Of tendon of
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing It while trotting. II is sound
now, / think. TWAS fxedlast spring, and
the horse turned out all summer Anslrer.-
Clip off the hair, and apply Giles Lnime,lt
lodide ammonia twice day, until it irri,
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t is the only remedy
that will permanently remove a chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, Isl Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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- .s,al bIf-.. x, as = - u -.
; Two marriage licenses were issusp 'ss'
iterday. Q -la-1sF t ~,
THE ieBelry stores will hereafter be open
in the evenings.
JAKE KEMrIE has challenged Frank Nc
Nell; OF the Democratic ticket
TO Joint political discussion.
Tuppr WINS n socialistic gathering on the
Can't Honse stems last night A speech
VAS made by a man named Mens, from
Cincinnati.
Tur nnblie schools throughout the city
opened yesterday. The attendance Of
sebolars was fully mn 10 the average on
snch occas;ons' 's2ilI5i..l
20 a. $780,, a con l,v Chris sisbke
last w Week for M benefit oftbe yellow fever
s .sr,is The Vans hand kindly rendered
their sery;ces free al charge.
re n. ~, - 4, aud
All tne i,,s.ers =, ,,,a eLe S ~ haau
;.na y, saap;aI cons,I,at;on to he Mad
II ~ t ~ Hail TreSda ~ evening next
4 H.. t.,,an,;,o ,aast ,ras ,adr,;+tea n
-. u toa9Mis w 'pss,. .,S,.ss,siss;orsr
.ec1rS !es.Ss a,as o..h hoIf ~ So,,th bSif II
!Stin ~ au niI ~ n.s; \. ] q nO
10y ny y "a, o.us oWi' 0nots.
MR. Z. sfEnKE yesterday hanaea 70 Ml:
b. Davenport aaeneek ZOE 100 t aaa ne'
proceeds oil the eonGetI gse ~ ,s sIIUi
i s.a.. we 80, l"s 'he snsns =" sAs 't''"
J,I . I. Il. b.,;r s MAJ tbs
LlnERAL respo@nsss ate pelng ~ IN,
appeals Of the Saihollc clergy 81 ~, thls eiiy
id % tae sr,eSen u peS ONE q ne S
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Straustown, Berks county Pa,

Price:-Trial bottle, 25 cents; large size, 81,
or SIX for $. A single Is cent bottle will
oftentimes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF life.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, Plliln-
delphia. Sold by leading Druggists Logan,
List & Co., Wheeling. eod&w
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PIANO AND ORGAN TuSING.-Ifyour 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,
s--a fa-r sH HssI 1907 Markaf ST
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RESERVED seats without extra charge for
Kemple's immense lecture on Eccentric
People" at Lucas music store this morn
ing. Fun begins at o'clock Thursday
evening. Don't forget to go.
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VOICE CuIrrRE.-Afrs. Annie NJ. Shcib
will resume her course OF vocal trainingon
Thursday, September 9Th, at her rooms,
lll2 Main street, second floor. Applica-
ton for lesson may be made at Sheib's
music store, Washington Hall, or Us above.
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D! B. WARD, II. D.
Deputy AealM Q9ier.

THE WHEELING sABnArH School TEAcH;
ms AsSocrArfoS.-This Association will
hold its flrst Fall meeting this evening at
8 O'Clock, in the Disciple 3 Church.
Topic. pertaining 70 the winters work
viii 70 discussed. .,-5 ~ ts;
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The friends Of those who are troubled
with bad breath, and, through over
squeamishness, dislike to refer to it, COM
nit positive and cruel mistake, especial
" II they are aware OF the merits and
great efficacy OF the fragrant SozoDoNr.
This is the true and only remedy for the
difficulty; there Is no valid excuse fora
bad breath now. a-4elrt
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MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try it, and you will
use no other. -s'9
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oIrmrhuoaErrn, RpdoaD q The, following
shows the range Of the Iherniof neter! rs
observed at Schnepf's drug Store, Opera
House corner, yesterday: Y ~
sts:,A4qqs 81 & ys Is .r'sFsa2'
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For LIVER CoNPEAlSr, BtIIous HEGpGcHE
Sick Headache (which fcmales arc so liable
to,) Jaundicc or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
and Bilious Feycn, Dopsical SWeIliDgs, Inter.
mittent Remittent and Congestiyc Fevcrs
the hack, head and extremities, slight Chills
with flashes Of heat, etc. No medicine Is bet
ter adapted tocure these complaints in all their
various forms than
SwAYSE's Tar AND sARsAPAR1LIA PuI.
Prepared only by DR.. swayne 4 Son, tPliIa.
delphia, and sold at p cents a box by all lead
ing druggists. In Wheeling by Logan, List L
Co. eodAw
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CnotcE Teas, Tobaccos and Confection-
cries always on hand, at Geo. s. Feeney's,
No. 1907 Main street.
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HEADouARrERs for cheap dry goods, car
pets, wall paper, &c, No. 20l9 and 202l
Main street JoHS RoENER.
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HTo EURoPE AND BACK ~ Az Hour, =
Rev. Geo. d. Wilding lectures on this IN
teresting topic ut Chapline Street N. +,
Church tomorrow night. Let everybody
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EloR CINCINNATI, LOUIS m. .
u VILE and intermediits points ~ -
II piaes n &tdplsr ARat, -
Ths psF, light draft and sWiIt Passenger Steamer
KATIE HOOPER. ..............ID. E6LAS, Commander,
BD. MuHLEHAN, Clerk, IT.
WIN lelTe - above on Tucsday, September q ind II
Boat store OF Old Raliihle WhaTibodt NhefV ffeleht
viii Be received Until hour q departure hY
- c H. BOOTH A soS. Agents.
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BAKERS that have used Morning Glory
Baking Powder say it is the best they ever
nsnd -L------
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For For salee2oCo Pounds Old Type.
Administrators Sale OF Valuable Stocks.
s Assignee's Sale o.. Hardware. pT.T.
Wanted-Wet Nurse.
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llo MAIN STREET.
dtte tgtstttIieetsters
TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 2, ISIS. q


Friend & SOM ~ on3
1meriesn Watch and Clock Depot
Turner ( Dillon.
New Goods Arriving-McLure House
Art StoregW 3Yy5S YOTaHiIaA
County Commissioner. sIrt.
=Forsale-Seeond-handLaw Lawyer Printing
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Capt Wilson, having received major.
~ al MI theyotes, was declared nomi.

sipks w AlSQlf ASNSAtSs-
ity oil al, the votes, was declared nomi-
nee for the House of Delegates.
Mr.. ]. G. Pickett moved that five con-
ferees be appointed TO meet those from
Hancock and Brooke, and that they be
instructed to vote for Alfred Caldwell.
Mr.. Harmon moved to amend by leaving
out the instructions, and the motion rs
amended was adopted. The conferees Is
announced are j. 6. Hoffman, Jr, u. E.
Edwards, John Quigg, w. Porter Smith,
md Col, Thos. 0'Brien. ~ b, ~.
Mr.. Thornbnrg renewed the motion
that theconierees be instructed TO 60 for
Caldwell but the motion was rejected
Mr.. Franzheim moved that the chair
appoint a County Executive Committee to
serve for the ensuing two years, but this
aroused such storm OF opposition that the
motion was hastily withdrawn, and the
delegates from each district were author
lied to name member.
The following is the Executive Commit
EteeSas aIn0unced:i5T s. 'Ti,-T W =. 4,
Washington District.-W. A. Wilson.
Malison.-M., Emsheimer. 81. q,
CLAY. Geo. r. iTingie. aidS6h %aA
5union.-J. ii. Good. -shs .ol ,a
Centre.-W. i. lHearne, ,.i.l1l s.ts
iaiwebsteI-G. Warner. ~ .l4.yitIo . =
Ritchie.-w. G. Handlan. ~
: TEiadslphi Nv H. waddlesa isgIsJ
LbertYs-SsS, yaeoh ,as
RichlSnA. "a. D. Gardner.
~ On motion the august body thenla
iourned siRe die. 81 td1 z rs ~
= The ticket iisias follows: Clerk foi the
County Court, Geo. Hook; Clerk OF the
Circuit. Court, b; a Galligan; House Of
Delegates, Andrew Wilson, Jno. j. Jacob,
Frank McSelI and YIN. A. Heimberger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-03

I Several claims of Justices for breach of
the peace were referred for further exam
nation. Adopted. 9., :,
The Committee on Poor House and Jail
recommended the payment OF the follow