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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

A GREAT DRvE.-spcyer Bros. offer 30
dozen Ladies' Merino Vests, same goods
as sold by them last season at 80 cents,
now at the unprecedented low price Of 10
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The following cases were diSpOsSio OF by
His Honor yesterday morning;
Elizabeth Wilson and Jennie smith
were committed for thirty days each for
prostitution,
Christopher Farley and GcNgS Fawh
went to the stone pile for thirty days for
diSoNierly conduct.
SOr drunkenness Scott McNichol and
Henry Nurser received thirty days each,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

D,SrMCr OFrIcIAlS-Below we give the
official vote cast in Ohio county, At the
election Thursday last, for County COM
miSSionrrs, School Commissioners, JUS
tiCcS and C~oNsta6lcS;
U~rIiasua district County Commits
sionrr, II, W. Phillips &3, c, J. Mayer
No, Nj, Stein lSS; School Commissioner
Rsjph Ankle SSS, \, c. Hamilton ~;
Justice, Sohn :. Marshall +N1, David Nc
Lane 500; Constable, James st. Myers
-, Lewis WGittCl laO, Henry Stewart
9$, John KroCnCwCth l0l.
lIuIiNA County Commissioner, John
Armstrong 4SS j., h ShephaI KS; School
Commissioner. Fcan:uS WhAlloy w, NJ
EmShCiulcr Sl$,
C~iay-County Commissioner, JnO, FrNw
+l5, N. Reilly $40; School Commissioner,
uoSS Si5, Hurp %AS; Constable, Ewooi
Martin So, ChGS Ex(ey S4l, Hugh harr''
son 10,
Caaa-County Commissioner, RorinS
l@S Hanson, Sla; School Commissioner,
Miller 4ST, Harvey SIN NeShitt - Justice
az the rcacC, RNlgOr ~, lNNindcr 81,
Kemp Is; Constable. Love AZ, Manners
SIS Clifton III Mopland &A WtIke u,
C1sr-Ccuu,v Commissioner, Motfai
lNN MvleS SSS; School Commissioner,
Caldwell 49,, Wilson 80; Justice OF the
Peace, Hamilton ga, Webb IFS uSSSmr
~: Constable. Miller w, Rairt las Blum
& Never l, raylcrL
E6&sr- County Commissioner, G. II,
CarnShan 80 Jas, Lancaster ZIG; School
Commissioner, John WatSrhouSC M \,
q +. EtSinS tS; Justice Of the teacS, l.
n, Wait ITSs, John Q, BElvillS f&S Con'
stable, Wu. Trnax 40 Il, Right SIS
RAAI- County Commissioner, John
w. schultz III, ", Roth SS; School COM
missioner, Jesse Wheat IN, Shatser ~
Constable. John petwiler 40, 7 X
Thompson S5T,lI, Schultz l0Al hNneekNs
-
rrsaA9,Aa dArS-TrisdSlphia pNN
cinet-CSunty Commissioner, Atkinson
,lS ThNrnbGr l76s Toll Gate precinct
! Atkinson 50 ThNrnbars 81; RobinSonS
preeine. AtkiuSNnM mOrnh0gA
Lass-GN-1 Mrs EeSsfes precinct
County Commissioner Nayney - Ter
rl IS: West Liberty precinct, kaE1leE
- EeSSll 20; Potomac precinct, btSyneN
~ HerOl&
RxSGanA SSI4 -Ruccinct No l-CSnn'
liz Commissioner. SaWiell NJ McCelthch
s.; Precinct Noe, $awtel ~ McCNltoeh
The new RNad OF County Commission
es viii b. composed OF the following ssn'
Ws1;ucun-H. W. Phillips pesnOerat
NadisN-INhn A, Armstrong, Rep
CAS-lOhn ENw, hep
CnSn-IShn W, RNEiRE, lem. i,
Ceniu-Wm, MyleS reuh.
Webster GSN l. CSrnAhan. hem.
Richie IOhn W. Schultz Rep
NiSdApha- Ed Atkinson. Rep
Liberty HAyEsy, hsm,
RialanI-JOha MsClksh, ZEN.
The following sN the new members q
I the RaarG ci Education:
WSAinctNn-&hh Ar&lG
NaSatSIt-HSYGS WhAIsy,
C1aVM Y, HSgN
, CHsAH~, A. Miller.
Cen;re -ArlrRE Wilson,
WeNscr-A. C. + HSins,
7 HSEhSe~JeS% Wheat.
"a the County OCsamsSClsS NeSr$
THu, Mvtc$ CGGAh3n Snd NeCEASSh
sre rsmhHofthe PrSSai RGrI MeSTS
WISSr, NilIes aSI Wheat, SshoNl Oeel-
mSSaerS are members vi the HeSEat
Ra-I " EdIe4tSoa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

The Municipal Court met at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, pursuant TO Sdlonrn'
mCnt OF Monday.
Tho Chanecry aust OF {. Hes V, Nm'
! PHILLIPS was argued and submitted.
Adjourned to Friday morning at 10
! O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

THE arce1 and baSs variety Of Hand
Knit WONlsns IN the City Al SPeycs Bros
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

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FARM FOR SALE.
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WmAr ANY, ONE mAYihEE,

NSy SSs vAs YIN szahinS thS list 81 Centennial
Awards vii see that the niAnaiarlgTNr o. hessSSs
SnSiil aSaIdl q pAstert8
WANT CASNOr BIZ sEEN
10 ihlslla l. thenAnad any a tA~eltnamsNous ccnl.
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terS and llnimenls 4 prnpON'A CaTciuV fOFnus plaster,
that Il has NlRSl the approval VI the hlghcstnodlol
SuihSFiIy 10 the WOFh. IN }. \, u. 1hoHlUon, o.
WIsAinitOn, n, G, ludGe In the prug Department Ni
The centennial Exposition, says 81 them "l use them
constantly 10 my nrAetice, and CstrrHi, them Que dthe
most useful IHJSnlbOnS Il the agGn lensOas CA,lStnc
CAslcF AlFeRgthcnA solhVs, stimulates . hralthinl
circulation u tho hlOOA, relieves a. Nncr, and eurCa
quicker than any kAOWh ripAtpF, llniuieut OF coti''
POUND. II i now ChhAtdrrWl 10 he the anTlNpld. rcn:
tly iNF lane hack, rheumatism, ~ncaUlE'1, spinal and
kidney affections, srlailcA, luInbAgh stubborn cNdA
sod everywhere fdcU *.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

oxlY six cents, a job lot, Ladies and
Children's Hosea Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10
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NOR REM
Ar,. ,rNr, NSn Ma ~ Twelfth street, With eSlht
..Js,pcaIh, This IONiN has tSCn oNCup4Cd MfthelGN
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arsggids.
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-10
INVALIps' HOTEL.

'
The very large number Of invalid people wao.d aIv
visit Buffalo, from every quarter Of tle lniu stale
and Canada, that they may consult Dr. R.V. I,gRcR
Medicine and surgery associated win him, rendered
nroye paee on eTsnd and eonmodios se
for their entertainment and comfort
IL complete in It's appointments thal any slni
lar Institution in the world The bnildinh IL located
In one OF the most heathf and desirable portions
The City OF Buffalo, and commands 1ne view OF Lal1
Erie, Niagara River, and the surrounding country
Of beautifui parks The Hotel Is fnrrlAshod with {
patent safety passenger elevator, 70 CONVEY patienq
tinds OF Approved baths and has also connected Wild
L a well-appointed gymnasium aud Bowling alley 4
CnRONiC DISEASES OF all Forms, whether rcquin
ing medical surgical, or mechanical. Treatment, cong
DISEASES OF wOMEN.-Especially are the facilL
uea OF this infrmary OF superior order as regard
~ toss Chronic diseases peculiar 10 females ND
lmployment, in moderation, OF tonic, chemical
nsnT cases an Invaluable auxiaI 10 The remcda
means TO which we resort In such ekses Dy flctlol
1eats, and light ealsthenc exereifes 20 enliyen ant
qa1e t6e sss9al nsps o. s 1ea e sns
itrengtlIen the muscles, produce iaportaaf Dcneli
ae. No experimenting Is rcsorsd 70 in The lrrat
nent The most approved medicines are carefully
o sit tbe condition OF the patiett ie thorough ven
alation Of the sleeping apartment. the cheering In
or amusement, and all those agencies which tend
arouse the mind Of the patieit fron despondenex
md thus promote recovery, are not neglected.
NERVOUS DIsEAsEs.-Para,ysis. Epilepsy (Fttsl
chorea lst Vituss Danee. and other nervous sfiec
siaity, by which the greatest su IL attained aud In
most happy results secured,
LING DIsRAsES-This division Of the practice II
he IuVaids' Hotel IL very ally managed by gufk
ileman OF mature Judgment and skin. Bronchial
Throat. snd Lung DteeAsce are very largely treated
h this department. and with results which have beer
sxfily gratifying 70 both physician and patients
EYE AND EAH-SpeeiA attention IL given 70 tla
neiicate operations on the eye and ear, dislias
tuised oculist and Eufist being under engRgemeal
p conduct this branch Of t,e practice.
Inyaiids arriving In the city and desiring 20 cons
mlf us should come direcuyto the Hotel II IA easily
iccosafble By carriage, omnibus OF street cara MIL
LTRe Omnibus, Agents, on all incoming trains, cas-
n relied upon TO deliver passenger ana baGRagf
Ttth security and disPatct
sSv-A Address r. v. PTKIscE. b. D., Worlds DiapeEp
hry aud Inyalids Hotel. Buffalo. y. Y.
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An enterprising Rochester reporter
-bss been interviewing the man in the
moon. A telescope with power of
fhiTty-six dismeters proved that inter-
eating person to be all moonshine.
Close inspection shows a desolate PLAIN
covered with yswning craters. ''From
the larger crsters rays spread out, as
4hoEgh the volcanic force cracked the
frm earth in its upheaval, injecting
fhr0agh the broken surface ridges of
dazzling white lava that spread out
liks toe arms of q cuttlefish, covering
vast surface" What = warm time
that man must have had. But the moon
IL cead-stone dead-and the man
with il (poor fellow, and his faithful
Fido. too.--s'burned out with volcanic
Eres.s The grandest sight is the ad-
vance OF the dawn. First the ragged
mountain tops are lit up. To quote
the poetic phrase OF the Rochester man /:
- They appear like little islands of
light lying off the coast of an illumi-
Rsted ses. The circular rims of era
ters shine Ike rings of SILVER glitter
ing upon q cushion of darkness. The
aanhght invades the depths of the era
ter, while the shadow of the wall near
eat the sun stretches half across the
door Of the chasm. frequently great
\gsps are broken in the crater walls and
dtfeaks Of light stream across the floor.
The jagged rocks in calm, cold beauty
ahIne and glitter in the fierce white
hight. The mountains are mountains
Of desolation, and the valleys are VAL
leys OF silence aud DEATH
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-10

Ex-senator Robertson, of South Car
olins, expects to see a solid Demo-
cratic Congressional delegation elected
from that State this fall. He says the
Republicans will make no fight except
in the first and second districts, and be
does not think that they can succeed
there, as the colored vote can no lon
ger be held for them. He is sure
Hampton will be elected to the United
States Senate, and hopes to see him a
candidate for Vice President in $780,
All OF which shows that the Demo-
Gratis have the upper hand in the State,
and are bound to keep it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-10

Professor Dickson, in speaking of
yellow fever, says: ''The Irish, Ger
mans and Scotch afford us the worst
cases; Spanisrds, Italians and French
men are apt to recover. Midway stands
tee Eoglishman, the Northerner, the
mouDtaineer or the inhabitants of our
interior country. As general thing
the regency of the arrival of the stran-
ger in the locality has a great deal to
do with the severity Of the attack. 4"
Henneu, in his medical Topography
of the Mediterranean" says: "While
the natives have the .ertiau fevers, the
strangers hive the daily attack"
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Speaking Of Calico. Prof. Draper
tsys: He was summoned before the
Holy Inqulsihon, under an accusation
Of having taught that the earth moves
1round the sun, doctrine utterly
contrary % the Scriptures He was
ordered 10 renounce that heresy, on
pain Of being imprisoned. He was d.
Tecled 70 desist from teaching and ad !.
socAting the Copernicau theory, aud
pledge himself that he would neither
publish nor defend it for the future.
Tor aIxteen years the Church had rest.
noz IN 1889, Calico ventured on the
publication Of his work entitled The
fgesem Of tie World, its object being
ehe vsndlcation Of the Copernlcan doc
time. BE 1as again summoned before
ne InouieItion Of Rome, accused of
having asserted that Toe earth moves
around the sun. BE was declared to
have brought upon himself the penalty
g herszy. On his knees, with his
hspd On the Bible, he was compelled
= zb5uEe kad curse the doctrine of the
1'1ttuent Of the earth.
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The Irish Catholics of Ontario petit
toned the Queen to refuse her assent
to any enactment granting special
charter to the Orange Society in Can
ada, and sent their petition through
Mr.. Butt. He has just been informed
that it should have been presented to
Lord Dutfenn, to ne forwarded to the
Colonial department in due course,
and an intimation is added that in any
case the matter falls within the exclu-
sive powers of the Provincial LegIsla-
ture
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d. Paul otey, who died = few
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