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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-23
nrIef Mention.

sLElGHINo Is Stayed.
TIE agony will be over tomorrow.
l'nE entetainingl and instructive val,
entine has made It's appearance.
A NUMBER Of the empty barges carried
away by tho Ice have been picked up.
A pARrY.oi southsiders enjoyed hop
at Continental Hall on Tuesday night.
"Fmrz" EMMET sang his quaint songs to
a ChillicothG, Ohio, audience last night.
TnE ladies' OF the Fourth Street NJ. 4.
Church hold their social union tonight.
MATTERs have almost resumed their nor
nal state OF quietness along Water street.
TnE peOple who scraped their sidewalks
yesterday deserve the thanks Of gener.
Gus public.
lT isimportant that voters should know
that the polls to-day open at "a. N, and
close at 5P.M.
0N Tuesday q little son Of George Otto,
of the Fifth Ward, had his leg broken
while sled-riding,
OSE release deed was recorded at the
County Clerks otliceyesterday. No deeds
in fee or deeds Of trust, 900.
THE County and Municipal Courts have
adjourned over to Friday, on account OIL
the municipal election to-day.
GAIT, HIRAM Hill says the Hobbs may
be saved as soon Us the water falls sutfi
ciently to permit OF pumping,
TnE Fourth Ward polls will be in the
lower part Of the Atlantic engine house,
to-day, instead Of up stairs, rs heretofore.
The terryboat plying between the First
Ward and Martins Ferry, after successful.
ly running the Ice blockade, has resumed
business.
W. II. HALLER, auctioneer, sold yester,
day tho Mathew MCNabb property, on
the South Side, for $1,000. Thos. Moilet
was the purchaser.
FoR the benefit OF the visiting statesmen
among US, we mention the fact that this
being election day, the front doors Of the
saloons will be closed.
IT is hoped that the weather on Satur.
day will be US pleasant as yesterday, SC
that the soldier boys will have no excuse
for not turning out strong. ~ N t
YESTERDAY was q pleasant day, more
like April than January. But it's not vel
time TO invest in straw hat-"one swal.
low does not make spring" % '''"
TnE truly pious and Christian man, and
the one who has the interest Of the Third
Commandment most ut heart, Is the man
who has the ice cleaned most etfectually
from his sidewalks.
THERE are so many candidates in the
field for the various municipal offices, thai
tits doubtful whether the judges Of the
election will get through counting the
votes before tomorrow.
TIE Baltimore 4 Ohio pay car passed
through the city yesterday leaving behind
a considerable amount Of gold and silver
for distribution among the employees o.
the Company at thisPoint.
TllERR wRI young mGn named Josiah,
Who was d. Ing to see his Maria; .
So ho started last night,
But sunk out Of sight, HH.
In the streets, full Of slOp, sush and mI-ah,
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TIE HoBBs MACHINE SHOP sALE.-The
engine and machinery formerly used at
Hobbs, Taylor 4 Co.'S machine shops,
corner 2Oth and Water streets, was sold at
public sale, yesterday morning, on the
premises, by Auctioneer Halter, for the
franklin Building Association. The pro-
perty sold consisted Of an engine, boiler,
latllos, presses, cutters, rolls, shears, q lot
of blacksmith's tools, foundry fan, circular
saw and table, with counter shafting, iron
gir1ers and scrap iron. The entire lot
realized about $500, the principal purchas.
Grs being Messrs. John Bodley, Noah
IB;!eck, Alex. Morrison and Ruganp List.
The latter gentleman bought the engine,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAM
FOREIGN NEWS
FRAME

PARIS, January 29-rho
lily still exists which viii I t@a,,a niaof
watch over the use II make, NJ FIX J, 4 sft
given 1t, and that everything do "e p9Ve
the prompt fullillment Of III i. nr "epenl,s,
~. u Is said that u plan for r t.Ta,.s,,
Dut3ure Ministry BY a CaSim'oa,G
would pave the way for tllr 'Io, Shia
Gambetta TO the Presidency IN I'V,N Suloa d
formed Immediately after his s .S ,sS ~
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LuSATrc J4HED.-An aged lady named
Mabel Ssilllnger living alone in "Paull's
Row., near 10th street, was arrested on
Tuesday evening by G2nstables William
!kisSRSEfsas and Robert Bond, and lodged
n y, jay! 9s 2 iIpats, IN. Wilson, the County
Physician, e<9mined the woman and mo!
n9BNced her insanp. She Is about sixty
years Old, and il Is thought her mind has
become deranged through poverty, want
ana exposure. Her case Is q very bad ono.
she viii be removed to Weston, when
there is room for herin the Asylum.
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BELLAlRE LocAIS.-By some ones mis-.
take, most likely rye unfortunate local''
himself, the word Saturday" rot nut in
place Of "Wednesday" In Wednesdays
locals. The Young Ladies' PRAYER meet.
ing and the Home Benevolent Society both
met Wednesday afternoon. This correc.
tIon comes too late to prevent persons
who may have seen the other from stay.
Ing away; but It may keep the same per.
sons from making q useless trip to the
church on Saturday afternoon, at least,
City Council met on Tuesday evening,
but nothing much was done. "
There arc services every evening this
week at the Methodist Church.
The warm weather, II 1t Is only day
or two, has already made some people
think Of their garden patches, and some
seeds have been sold already.
The river has been moving very lazily.
Wednesday morning the Ice moved more
and more slowly, and about 0 o'clock
stopped entirely, 1t afterwards moved
and gorged alternately, several times.
The Coal City, that has been living be-
low the blast furnace, went down 10
lleatherington's Wednesday morning and
laid in a supply Of coal, with which she
steamed back up through the floating loo,
The rise Of the WRtpr IN tho river, caused
by the goFgtng OF the Ice below, has
thrown the Ice in the creek over into the
fields along its banks. =
Some OF the milk men complain that the
condition OF the roads on these cold morn.
lngS, when the melted snow has been GOV.
cred with, ice by tho nights freezing,
makes It's dangerous for both themselves
and their horses to descend the hills.
Col. PoOrman, being unable to obtain a
suitable room nearer the centre OF town,
has begun TO fix up an office under the
Baltimore Il Ohio Passenger Depot. The
delay In receiving some OF his tyne will
probably prevent his getting out the first
number Of his Tribune as soon as he ex.
poCted,
One Of the darkies that run over town
with oysters says, that Just now the bay Is
frozen over ut Baltimore, but when he can
get enough oysters to keep him going, he
can sell more than any other darkey in
Bellaire-"B Because" he says, 1.-THE Lord
has gifted my tongue with Hosanna Ian.
guage!"
There Is to be cottage prayer meeting
at Mr.. Lockwood's, in South Bellaire,
Thursday evening.
Col. Charlesworth and John B. Longley,
Of st. Clairsville, were in town Wednes.
Jay n, @. \.
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WASHINGTON, January 23-1 M.-For
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, light rains,
followed by partly cloudy weather, lower
temperature, soItherly winds shifting to
westerly md northerly and rising barom-
eter. s .# Ests
For the Lower I.akos, partly cloudy
weather and areas OF snow, variable winds
shifting to southwestern northwest, rising
barometer and a slight fall in temperature.
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THERE will be no supper prepared in a
good many Wheeling homes to-day, be-
cause all the memlpra Of the family az.
poet to go TOR tho usual evening repast to
the Fourth Street Social Union. Supper
from 3 to SIN Those who take an early
supper and wish TO leave and return later,
can obtain re-admission ticket without
charge. Theprice for admission and sup.
per is only twenty-five cents.
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PROBABLY no one preparation has rcc.Iycls
,luclI praise from Its patrons, nor is OIle"n
ing Of commentator us Halls liar IIcNesE
we but echo the voice Of the millions VII
nave used 1t when we pronounce il HI ID
Malr DreGsing IN he wOrid, II stand, unriyalIt
Those who are affected with di,ra,c'of 'h'
scalp accompanied with itchinror irritation
ma relief and renewal in this imaIaase,r,
remedy When tho hair is inclined 70 w
on moderate use Of the Rcnc%cr vii
strengthen the roots Of the rair, and pfrScf'r
~ aNH u 1t exhibits u tendency to tIfa gay
y WI! restore the natural Coor-fil''
Aa.) Tslegnaph, t4u
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DO You BelieyeIt.

Thatin this town there are scores OF person.
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Complaint,
Cons mption, when for rs cents we wtil Ssij
them Shiloh's vitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hail:
9. +. Dwight, 9th and Chapline streets
iAnghlin Bros \ Co. Wheeling, and II husbands
& lnskeep, Bellaire.
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DlstIIlcry Rul.les In wcst vlrgl ola.

-, CINCINNATI, January ga ChArIcstoa
v. Va, dispatch says: Deputy CoIIecto
Morris who has been railing in th'
mountains, has destroyed three distiIlcis
200 gallons OF whisky, and had a fight viii
moonshiners, in which a bullet struck the
officer under tho eye. Two other ,listill,''
are yet to DO raided,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING Of every
description on Violins, Guitars, Accord.
cons, Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums,
Banios, Bows, &c, carefully and cheaply
done at Sheib's Music Store, under Wash
lhgton Hall.
Pianos and Organs tuned, repaired, reno
vated and re-polished in the best manner,
and work fully warranted.
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We are now ready for business at our
new store, Washington Hall corner.
ua JACOB W. GRUB, Ieweler.

A STRANGE AFPAIR.-A well known
musician will give remarkable exhibition
Of organ pedal playing at theFourth Street
Social Union tonight. lie will discourse
anumber Of tIROS, but will not touch the
instrument, except with his feet. 1t is n
real curiosity and great triumph OF
ppnius
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DepaY al tI,S reoth

may DO entirely prevented, the breath puri.
lied, and the teeth made toglisten within white.
ness BY. the use OF Browns Camphoated
Dentritrice. Price % cents.
Browns Bronchial Troches'' are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing coldsani
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty.
but guard against counterfeit. Bold by LogaTl'
List Il Co., and all druggistSat 25 cent per Boz,
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Special Auction sale-W. II. Halter
{ Head Of local.
A Card Z. M. Davis.
Parlor and Chamber Suits-Wm. ZinE
4 Son.
Save Your Eyes-Turner & Dillon.
For Rent-Wm. Patton,
China 'Hles-Hutchins.
Wedding Presents-Friend 4 Son.
Spareribs, Tenderloin, &c.-D. G. List, jr
For Rent-DeSirable Country Place.
For sale-Two.Story Brick House.
For Sale--rGn Shares Stock.
Grain, Seeds, &O.--llHsspll 4 Gieso.
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AEamons Article.

Glenn's Sulphur Soap has won great coleb
rity and sale by sheer force Of lis astonishing
effect IN curing skin diseases, and Graduating
hl0mikhea. PTice IS cents.
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty Of the hair buy Hair Revivium, at Il
cents per bottle. 1t has no equal. Sold BY
Logan, List & Co, and by every druggist.
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TllERR wRI young mSn named Josiah,
Who was dying TO see his Maria;
80 hO started last night,
But sunk out Of sight,
IL, Il.n E,.lI - IT,, q.

III tue bHeeISi lAh VI SOP suAh anu ml.AhI
Poor Josiah
THERE was a good deal Of betting done
yesterday upon tho result Of to-days cleo
ton. The SergeantGy and the Suparin
tendency OF the Water Works were discuss
ed with more ardor than the others. &
Tue congregation OF the Disciples
Church enjoyed delightful social at the
church last night. Musical and literary
exercises OF on interesting character con
tributted largely to the enjoyment Of the
occasion.
LAST evening a number Of the friends Of
Mr.. Peter Welty surprised him by a visit
to his residence. on Chapline street, be
twe0n 10th and 18th streets. The company
spent worry PLEASANT evening with Mr..
Welty and his estimable lady, putting in
the time in social festivities, 6
LAST evening party Of city young folks
paid visit to the hospltabIe mansion Of
Capt. Thos. Moore, near Tiltonyille, and
spent the night dancing to CoCkayne's
music. The visit was rather a surprise to
Capt. Moore and family, but the visitors
were none tho lOsa WELCOME.
4 WOMAN giving her. name as Maria Nc,
Gilligan was on q wild rampage yesterday,
ut the P, W. 4 Ky. depot. Maria was
drunk and noisy, and became very OBJ.
strGparOns when Officer Lukens took hold
Of her arn and waltzel her of towards
the calaboose. She was locked uptqr d
hearing this morning. ~ 'A L"
a PLEASANT social party assembled last
ovOningEt the residence OF Mrs. Letitia
UpdegraE. mother Of City Clerk Upde.
graft, on Sixteenth street, between Eooti
and Jacob streets. Mayors full orchestra
furnished the music The party was got.
ten up by some Of the young friends Of
the Misses Updegratf, and was in the form
OF a surprise party.
TnE Board OF Public Works met again
yesterday afternoon, and opened the plans
submitted by architects for the proposed
alterations in and additions to the Charles.
ton State House. There were some seven
or eight bids in all, among the numberbe
ing proposals from g. @. kemble, Howard
& Anderson and J, S. Fairfax, Of tbiscity.
The Board did not get through With iRo
examination OF the plans, and adjourned
to meet again this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
\ YOUNG man was backing and bowling
himself out Of the presence Of couple Of
young ladies', the other night, and, not no.
tiCing that the door stood open, took hold
ofthe knob and backed himself into cor
ncr behind the door before he was fully
aware Of the situation; and when he dis.
covered his error he was so confused that
he tried to climb oyer, crawl under, or
walk through the door, and he says it
didn't encourage him bit to have the
young ladies laugh so heartily at his blum
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waaNsl xormslI Why suffer from
These internal enemies q The human CON:
P Pshsay i! BE- u! aSRsReHs
American VermliuRe may DO had from any
druggist at 50 trialng cost as IS cents per
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The most popular and fragrant Perfume Of
the day, "HACKMETAcK;" try It, Sold by Z.
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; c, L, DWIGHT
4:h and Chapline streets; Laughlin Bros, 4
Co., Wheeling, and Husbands & inskeep, Hell.
aire. z ~
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ACard,
To de cli:e,, otII1eslina.

To de Citi:ns Of Wheeling:
FAs gaRelees and binds Of prey that in.
fs e. 5 tais 81 II h4ye phSssR EOHPko ny
LGtthe issue be clearly defined: Il elect.
ed 1will neither ask NOR give quarter. .
JAMES W, SWEENEY,
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF SOLID GOLD
p Jewelry aud DIamonl% have orders to close out
tho stock 81 fne Watches Diamonds aud JeEery
this THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 23d
9Th and 2SIh The above goods are Rs represented,
md will be sold regardless Of cost value The ladies
reSpet fully invited 10 attend, aud gOOlG can 10
examined during the day. Sales at and O'clock p.
", NJ No. 1907 Market street. Bcck's Block.
tln93 - VIII. lIAl.LER, AuctiOnOer.
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I,.,,,,.e.a.Ib.. nc - % 81 - D n .

ExmlrrISS WtrFobf i License
ing under the Instructions Of Mayor
Sweeney. City Sergeant Smith yesterday
arrested .. F. Porter on charge Of civ.
ing an exhibition in the city without tirst
having obtained q license therefor. Por.
ter has had the wonderful midget, Com.
modore Tot (%hose name, by thelway. Is
Tot Porter on exhibition at No. IS, 18th
street. sinpe Monday: Hs claimed that
b. charged no admission lss5 Snd'tlat LIS
Nodgs 6perandf was e sell PROGRAMMES at
The 4, door for fifteen cents eSchI and allow
~ Tho invested II q programme to enter
dodge didn't wash down at all, His Honor
rightly pronouneing It to DO q direct
evasion Of the ordinance. Porter put up
SIS for his appearance before Judge Gran.
mer this morning for hearing, like little
man, and returned 10 his show,
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The weather yesterday was bright and
warm, the thermometer ranging high up
in the tilties. The river, which had backed
up to IS feet on Tuesday owing TO n
gorge below, commenced falling rapidlv
yesterday afternoon, hut as the marks ars
covered with Ice there was nothing n
indicate with certainty the depth of water
~ the channel. River men said there were
aoout y ieet lust evening. We are sorry
10 gay that despite all efforts to keen her
aaoat, the towboat Annie Kelly filed md
sunk about midnight Tuesday, and lies
in water upto within two feet OF her cabin
tioor. Itisimpossible to tell what her CON con,
dition will be when the water ialls, No
much depends upon whether there is much
ice under her. ''
Commodore Armstrong took ADVANTAGE
OF the back'water yesterday forenoon, and
with the aid OF Capt. Prinoo'a towhoSt
Iron Valley, succeeded In hauling The
Nail Cityotf her lofty 10y perch and Safely
launching her In deep water, and all niter.
noon, up to late hour last night, wac
engaged building new wheel Tn tbo
afternoon Capt Prince also made an nm.
successful attempt to haul the PeonIas,
whariboat oifthe shore ice, Booth 4 aonis
%!harfboat is all right, and only awaits "
riseto float off lI"' ~ S "H =. Z"
Tho lpa In the river is very light and
1ne APR prospects are that withina dayo two
Navigation VIII be resumed, ----'''' -
Messrs, Haaes. Wilson 4 Co. com.
Rlenped work again yesterday on Cant
t.ists h9at, and she will be pushed RAPIDLY
to completion. ~ $3.50 ' "l''H'y
The towboat Charley Hornbrook will
res quietly on shore awaiting a rise 10 to
lRr Telegraph
PiTTsnuRon, JANUARY 22.-Riyer Z fect q
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
+, ;, NAsHvILts, January 2sARiyer follioo.
y iest on shoals. Departed; HilImaa,
eG.ro. u l III! F}IT,
MEarnIs, January 92.-Rivaer = rosa a. %
inches men Arrived-Sam Roberts aud haruo ~
HlcESauRaH, January %, - ,y...ro.
warns Thermometer de Tn. Sy Ler
Mooreand Katie Kountz. Down. T TbaM
teau, 'aa fTl'Tr N"au'
NEw ORLEANS, January 22.-Arrivod.
nnutl, memphis; Raven and barpes and
H City and barge, Cairo. DeSa M s.ia
tWTean, Memphis; Golden City, CineinneH
s we"ther partly cloudy. ThsrMomStcSr.
,no CAIRO, January ga-River a. feet q
inches and rising. Ice moi 50 heavy Wv 40 :
night, hut navigation b stlll suspendef e sU
cept railroad transfer crossed In the oh e%
noon. large number Of barpes md lets
PISSED In tho Ice, some hot isna" %
weather cloudy. Thermometer ST. e'"'
GlStetrS;SATII January 90. ARivSr II ,ao.
az falling. Weather cloudy tH.uI Ky.
Inc romcroy gorge passed thls morn E.'
peparted-Guidtng Star, New Orleans S'
LOUISVILLE, January 2e-Woo,,0.
cloudy and pleasant: DepartedmITSsip,n,ssgs
1pnthrie, Henderson; Lee, ESanssSSIiI y
RIVER falling; y feet s inches in esnS Sy''le'
:. EyASsyILtS January 22-The ice !.
;TSme%hat heavier. Weather yerv ny ss,,s y
p the =. Il. Cooke left for Cumksr ia,'S
~ ~, - l--7-g+---. a RN
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THERMOMETER REcoRp.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
~. q " Sc e. q
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PIG AGRES

Known Is the home hrm u the late Alexander
Campbell, aOd will 10 soldas whole, OF In Tires OF
more parcels IS may seem best for the interest u all
TERNsoF SALE-ope- fourth Of the purchase money
cash In hand on the day Of alc the residue Ia three
equal inSallments Oh credit Of one, two and ChrtO
yean respectively, the purchSseT giving bis bonds
with good security bearing interest from the day ii
lQ for The deferred ymentS with the opttog 10 the
purchaser 10 pay any or all Of said bonds beiOfe ma,
o. fully paid. BY eOnsent the land vllla ROl clear
d dover, the wife Of W. 7, Campbell jotHIng In the
deed, but subject TO the rights Of Mrs J. II. Campbell
~ The homestead hOuse and curleSe ~ uAnCd In said
bill. a.
sale d eshmeneO Il 10 sclSSk AN. ~ 3 :
Plais Of SaIl land can 10 Ssea 81 the ShCris Oaee
WellsburE, NJ any time after pcCPmllF !, 1873.
no9S ]. T. CURTIS. Sheriff nc
The above sale Il pOSiponNd until SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY IdhflSs J.E, CURrlS,S 3, a.
6nd there Ia an Impression that ] wish to haze
my place bought IN; this mistake wish 10 correct
Any one desiring to purchase will do me favor By
bidding,
janis WA. p. CAMPBELL.
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No money wasted, but every cent spent
to the best advantage, by Geo. Arkle as
Street Commissioner WV w
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To soothe disturbed feelings brought on
by q cold, and to cure Coughs, Group and
Hoarseness, take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price % cents.
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FouSp!-The Best in the World IIatclrs
Universal Cough Syrup, for Group, asthma
colds, and all lung diseases, '''"'
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Adjourned to Friday at lOA. u.
PolIcE Oounr-Iudae Crnnmer.

IVAIUE VUUNF-JUugt CTdnn1eT.
The following business was disposed Of
BY His Honor yesterday morning:
James Henretty, arrested 6y Office,
Short Tor drunkenness, was fined So and
costs, and committed in default,
Edward Geary and Frank Hoffman were
up. up i or, vasraney' both werc committed to
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TWELVE years as a contractor on roads
9nq streets, Is q strong guarantee that Goo,
Arkle would make q good Street Com.
missioner. Vote for him,
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Twas In the drug business In this town for
ten years | gold 1loFc Ok Hatclfs Universal
Tough syrpR toF three years Of that time, thSn
! SOD otany other cough remedy. IalwnSTT,s'
sola II on its merits and seldom had a botiie
returned, II seemed 10 give universal ats.
lSeNon, 4. s. FISHER,
BerRen n "
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AIUSlcirGL COUlR7L,Jaide ctaan.,

The Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
%REo og4Gg, pursuant to. aaiodTiimpRt ii
helolIowing persons we're admitted to
the privileges OF citizenship: John Win.
terhalter, Louis 0hnhaus, natives of Ger.
many, and Timothy Donovan, John Scar.
ry and Daniel Mctirath, natives OF Ire.
land. :,
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:, AE : best fitted ior, tho place v,o
Sn apsa as g. bis business 6estI G Sao
INV right man In the right place. "V"'u DC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-23

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-23

Hon. A. H. STEPHENS, the great States.
man Of the South, says: II have used
Durangs Rheumatic Remedy for Rheuma.
usm with great benefit" It Is n positive
cure. Send for circular to Helphenstine
4 Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. O. !;
or sskE your druggist for L. A4Y