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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04

The vo1tatc Belt Co., Marshall, Mich
Will send their celebrated Electro
Votaic Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them with
out delay.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04

"A full vote. free ballot and fai
count'-W. 8. Hancock.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
EOR ASTHAA

a
Truro, Knox Co., Ills,
Dear Sir:-I was afflicted with the Asthma for
forty years. and was unable to find relief until
procured some of your great Indian Blood Syrup
which has SO improved my health, that am now
able to attend to my business,
JAS NJ. CALDWELL.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04

Go to Ell. B, Bryant's Chicago Business
College to get thorough preparation for
business, The best is the cheapest.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
Cincho- ouinine cures chills and fever.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dumb
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
LOSS OF APPETITE.

st. Paul, Carroll Co., Va.
Dear Sn:-l have used your excellent indian
Blood syrup for Shortnees of Breath, Weakness
and Loss Of Appetite, and have received great
benefit therefrom.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
ILLS AND FEVER ruREn.

Truro. Knox, Co, Ills.
Dear Sir:-This is to certify that your Indian
Blood Syrup has cured me OF Gazilas and Fever.
now feel better than I have for i've years, and
highly recommend your medicine.
EDWIN THOLOMB.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
REMEDY PoR WORMS.

Hamlet, Mercer Co Ills.
Dear Strive have been using your Indian
Blood Syrup in our family for more than two years
and find it the best medicine for worms ever saw.
ANNIE MCINTYRE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04

Ha1fOrd Table Sauce best
valdah au.uae.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
EMELINE KING.
SICK HEADACHE errgRD.

Galva, Henry Co., Ills.
Lear sir was q sufferer from Sick Headache
and Dzz ness SO that could not attend to my
h0usenold duties, and short trial of your Indian
Blood Syrup efectually cured me-
MRS ELLEN ELKINS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
1T HAs No FouA1..

Truro, Knox Co., Ills.
Dear Sir:-I have used your excellent Indian
Blood Syrup for some time, and have never found
any medicine to equal it. / can confidently re-
commend 1t.
JOHN McGIVERN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04

Halford Table Sauce, for
soups. flah, 60.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
CURES FEVER,
MIR, AND MRS. DOWNER.

Duncan, Stark Co., Ills.
Dear Sir:-A short trial of your Indian Blood
Syrup cured our little boy of Severe Fever. Re
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
JOHN McGIvERN.
ALL THAT IT Is RECOMMENDED TO BE

Hamlet, Mercer Co., Ills.
Dear .Sir:-A short trial of your Indian Blood
yrup and can say with confidence that it 1e a val
able medicine. E. T. PHILLIPS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
LIVER COMPLAINT.
nA1ua m

GAIVa, Henry Co., Ills.
! Dear Sir:-This is to certify that your Indian
Blood syrup has cured me OF Liver Complaint Of
tpng Standing. 6m now In better health than
SARAH DIETRICH.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04
LIVER COMPLAINT

WATERFOWL, Rock Island Co., Ills.
Dear Sir:-I was troubled with Liver Complaint,
and the use Of your Indian Blood Syrup entirely
relieved me- advise all similarly afflicted to give
it trial.
PIT. UPSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14

,ipusiy vote upon the Vefuvr "v "us'
Know the evidence upon which u was
nredicated. There was never on mn
naarhmept In Congress or IN legisla'
inre. without eynopsis AT least oi the
testimony. III. A.,
Sir, Kimberly. recognize fully the
unfortunate situation we are In. There
was no man more interested In, or
worked harder for Sweeney's election
THAN 1 did, but here my duty seems
plein, These six men have salu the
charges are sustained, and now ] see
nothing else but to vote for his removal
MIR. Hsndlan saw the force, he said,
of MIR Calawell's remarks They
could vote on the minority report intel
lieently, but not on the'maiority report.
The evidence was necessary.
Mr.. McNash couldn't see any point TO
this. II they could vote on one they
could on the other. The tenor WAS the
same. the resolution only was different
how could one be voted Tor more III
tellipently than the other. :,
Mr.. Simpson thought with Mr. Hand
Ian "This committee" said he, was
nprely 10 see II there was any
thing IN the charges nike q
grand Jury" said Caldwell and II there
MAS. the accused has the right to- appear
by Counsel"
DIR. Logan said his attention was call
cd to this matter rs one Of probable in
terest and the very questions when
were discnssed had been In his mind
lie doubted Il Council could adopt, 9
resolution of impeachment or i 1t would
amount to anything II they did. Put u
they could. how would IL be dnneY In
mint session or separately. lie dldn'
nrptend 10 be lawyer, but he hSd eN
amiued the matter and IL seemed to hin
necessary TO seek legal advice. lie ont,
threw these out IA suggestions, without
any expression on the merits oi th'
matter.
Horkheimer-l now again move t(
Law the majority report on the table and
edopt the minority, Or at least take u
under consideration.
McNash-I move to lay both reports
on the table until the next meeting.
Lost.
Jnpan-l was about tU Suggest that ~
the reports agree ~ tn preambly an,
differ only A. to resolutions, would II mo-
I've advisable to take up the majority ne
port until we come to the resolutions
and then substitute the minority
CALDWELL don't helive the commit
tee had any right To make such reso
luton, and move tn postpone 1t IN
| definitely.
pnllnck-But il the ordinance says W
shall, for certain arts. remove th" Ser
peant. We are bound tu do 1t, whether
we want to or not.
Arkle-There IL no ordinance In ~ ia
ton to removing officers elected by th'
people IL only relates 10 those elected
| hv Council.
After some further talk. the Caldwell
motion was adopted Ivy u rtrd roc vote
and the removal resolution was
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
The report containing the censurr va
still before the Branch, but larkiI
moved to table IL, and by the following
! vote il was done
To Censure Ankle, Kimberly, Peters
Pollock, Reeves, Waterhousc and 10
gam
Against Acker, Caldwell, Caldwell
llandlan, llorkhcimcr, Houston, lar
kin, Meyers, Simpson aud Wait 10.
That settled II ~ lar as this Brancl
was concerned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
t,,,,,, a. Hamilton.

asl evening. about n urnft'i past
siS. ~ NJ n G. Hamilton, oi W." we'll.
knuWn Rnn IT Hamilton n Mc''inna
han. WIS returning ~ the city lrum his
hfirh vard. situated 80 the Peninsula.
no mst with an arvilpn, TINT will lay
him M fnr suur time llp Ma riding
in a heavy wagon, ~ Witch WA one ~
tho heavy rpls usnl IN the yarls and
the noise malr hY The thll nckiug to
nni hu w the wagon slightly
frightened the hnrsrs. while on
dravufing 81 quiet ne animals
tho lisn,pRsli train passed hr, and ihis
90 ftighlpnrd the animals that they
stated on . isAd run MI Hamilton
iumt,-l uui spi aliRhtsl 80 his tight
hv,, sustaining IN spns way '"iv 40
,sfn iratuts ~ his riEh, tnee IRE
Allen and Hates. w.. we've w s,lendsnre
last evening hu, n vould no, then he
determined jus, vhs, The NATURE ~ the
injury waa. hu, the pht siciars vete ~
the opinion tina, the swelling would loo
,s,lu,.sl enough hy the inutning w.
spslla THEW Co. determine whether Tho
lppnea vvts b'rken Iy,u should
M homes 10 htrksp tho iniHtv
70 II ,ha, nsiuts tha, " will lal him ny
t,s several weeks THE is tn No. ipVtei-
,r,l. 90 ~ n is une ~ or m0st rnet
seth. hnsinrss men
Tbs artlpri srrttpl npst the iepp
80, ~ ,hs llsmpaslj fua'l. near M,'pl
los,h s'fpri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doiues

''''
Clinton Collier, the great Chicagc
soap man, II here again shaking ha lds
with old friends.
Earl W. Oglchay has returned to the
city after short trip Ia Kansas City.
We note the return ~ Miss y. NJ
Gushing. who has been spending th,
past two weeks in Eastern cities at
tending the various spring openings.
Col John Boring, when he rose IN
Council last night and said. u wish II
tn he understood I am not the tool NJ
any one ~ any thing evidently FROM
his manner meant exactly what II,
aaid,
Cant. Andrew Wilson was very much
exercised over the insurance hill.
Theodore Boyd, EsI., NJ the farkpra
burg SnhHol. was close observer of the
proceedings oi the First Branch laet
evening. Doubtless he entertained \
higher opinion 1T what We are now
than he lid before.
Among yesterdays arrivals nj the
Stamm were. " Sweet, Chicago, Geo,
\. Taylor, Chicago, Y. y. Gilruth,
steamer Bedford; X \. ncnnlson, Senc
raville; I. Mexican Parkinson, Philadrl
phia; +. T.. Whilcsidr. Philadelphia
W. l. nlair. Philadelphia, W. II. CIV.
mer. Philadelphia, " Thompson, Mid
Ilehourp. GpO. n. Riggs, Middlobnure
4 W. Amos. Antioch; g. lipvrr, Han
nibal. g. H. MilliHan, tlnysvillc, W. A
Compton, New Work: W. n. Kirk
Morriatnwn \ McCav, Allegheny
!. H. Bau and wife, Cambridge
r.. V. Thruckmorlon. Waynpshup, l.
Alexander, WoRl Alexander, r. W
Stpahman, \. y. Wamlev, Julius Nano
wiiz. Pittsburgh. W. John W. Kelley
Washington: !. " Hall. East Liver
pool: I. Walsh, Akron; G. T. Refill,
and wife, Ilaington, ]. j Jones. Park
rrshurv. Mrs. J. Mcdonald and dauvh
tor. Cameron, T.. H. beatty, Manning
ton. l.. q. Monroe Webster. VI. h
Grcr. Allrrund VIM. MrnrnuuRh
frank O'Rripn, Z nnrragh. IA Vance
Robert G. unrhria. Flushing
II kirhhon. T. H. Ludwig, kauavhp
Falls e. Chappins, Geneva, ~. Bonner
Zurirh, W he Mueller, Reruo. Swilynr
land Mira T.. Ludwig and family. Eric
". y. noak, Pittsburgh. AlpN Adama
Youngstown, 4 \ Coutaut. New YORK
Rudolf Rapp, Chicago, J. NJ, nakan,
Rnshv's Rpyt
Among the latest arrivals NJ the New
Mcclure w notice G.. Wolf, 7. Saun
dets. Philadelphia, I ! Jones, rarkers
burg, " Va. J 9. Gibbs, Absent. !
Il. Martin, New brighton. IA. NJ. l.
Fitch, Grand Rapiis, Michigan, VI
Ite, Springfield, Ohio William l. Chal
FAINT, John l. Kennedy, Pittsburgh, I
- Harvey, Mrs Sheridan. Msa Ami,
sheridan, Killarney. /. u. Millington
Chirago. n. frnehlich. ~. ". Simonds
New York, Captain y " 7. Iinllev
Captain Robert I. Rodgers, Rodgers
Culutain, John Z. I'm, Colorado
James gillinder, rhiladplrhis I. \
Carr. Faitmont, r. kaufman. rittshurg
~ I. AnsoVe. otto Sampler. W &
rhomrsnn, Nes lotk, u =. Brown
Mnurdsville, Chsu Y. Patterson. In
dianapois. 4 &. Martin, Pittsburgh
Capt A " Sweeney. wate'lirk, n Y.
VIM. n iisn, Cspin. Nv; A NJ
Trece. ri,IshuV A. 4 King. Cleveland
". y Wehatet, Mildletosn, -. W. "
Garter, ~ Louis l.. Mooney. wnnd
field, J. " Cioaa. ~ Clairuville. y. I
lumbuprt. Julius llitsrh. New Nnrk
" " llaretly. Sarlis. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
RIVER INTELLIGENCE,

Tho marks on the wharf laat evening
showed the river to ho feet AMI about
stationary.
The Andes got away for Ninrinnati
about A.. ", with n very lair trip boih
Nv freight aud passengers.
The Emma Graham passed Mp Tor
Pittsburgh about 3o'clock p. "
The Salt Valley passed down a, !
O'clock Yesterday morning.
The Katie Stockdale passed here nj =
An.
Tho Monitor arrived about noon with
q tow VI railroad ties, en route Tor Fii's.
hurph.
The tow boat Relief. with i've model
harpps loaded with salt, passed mp 81 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The Courier ~ the parkoiphuig
Packet ior this morning.
business In reported M being modcr-
aae on the wharf
buckeye State IL duo up tomorrow
morning.
pIrrsprRuu, April ~ River feet,
inch and falling Weather clear AMI
pleasant
CiSriSSAri, April ~ River ~ iee,
| inches AMI falling. Weather clear AMI
pleasant Arrived Hudson, rittshurR
fntsburyh. ~ Louis Departed { han
rcllor, Wheeling; Pittsburgh, Hunting
ton. Coil, Memphis; Mary Houston,
New Orleans.
LorISyuiS April II. River failing
nine iee, In the canal Weather cloud,
ami warm.
MssruIs, April l3-liivrr fallen
inch. Departed City ~ urcrnville, ~
Louis; Centennial, Springer anil Future
City and barges, New Orleans Weather
pleasant
NUEsprRa, April ~. Weather rlear
thermometer -. River fallen inch.
Down Matches and kchlor UP Git,
NJ Nirksburp and Golden Rule.
NEw oR,E,ss. April i3-Arived
Raven, 81 Louis Departed - VII
Kyle, Cincinnati; J. A. scuddrr, ~
Louis. Weather clear Thermometer ~
CnRn, April ~. Arrived shnve
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
nn.,. pn.l nrsrYvhsre

ssva,al laws pest ,lnut sll that
Tad ,p,. tt,pn tho streets $50 snd
~, anil nasp.yisl shHvrr bath n"'
"a ,.,,.r- but ~ duat. Ir'n vh"r" T"n
,,,i,bt A waa ~ ihe same 'n' mnfh
- ps,si,, lltins lrDse ~ che H'f NV
80, .a,s lungs. afh ip feet out trtV
,.,t.,s wr,, Rllst With ,h" l"aihs'H's
,l,,ls ~ duet that rstva,lsd ih' n'u"s
,h.,, a. lp,e so sell ~ bFes'h" Not
,,iv has the dust lsvn dissv'"''hl" 20
n..,.s,ri,ns. LOT alsn H. pnf merchants
bo ,iisrla, noa r''ul' IN lrun' ~ uhsif
s,,,.s thereby haW afinF them la .
- .,,syt N thsre wee ever time
~bsn our city nrslgd sptinh'nF y,
b,st now. ~. T Mahorey v'' hs'l
H.. contract last year end Who "ti
H. work 81 ac.epiahlv, has been 80
n.i,;n, among Ne merchants 'n'
.a..,at laws pssl. bot up h. date he has
not been able ~ serufra snhi,'e', ha 'l.'l.
H., If sniseritets ~ enable bin y, tun
"A. vsy,ua a u hnped that enf easi-
n.ss man will rpiuH a. bic rah shb 40
-. M ssttires 90 the sumihs'
aen,tl each merchant Cunirihnts =
.,n.ll ann each month, v vpuld ehsble
linn io make tie Ia Wheelina FrNs'
,i,.si potp comfortable The whsns
pst,,rt will call on the merchants dni.
ing The present week, and We hope thsi
he viii he snceessiul IN s'ar'inH hs
sprinklins cart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
INSURANCE. LICENsr
A Hard Fought Battle nud ,
Repeal Defeated. w

Almost the first thing whrh TAIN ,
fore the Second Branch. las, rigL,
the ordinance repeating the o,J,,.
In relation 10 taxing foreign ip.,,.
agents. Mr.. IIandlan uas iLs A.,
shy his castor into III" ring, sni va,
lowed In quick succession u, El,'
and llorkheimer, the omarls ~.
latter causing considerable mor.,
The question came to n veto a.
stood IA follows:
TO repesl-Acher, Caldwell = 4,
ttapdlan, Jefferson. kimhul, NJ
pollack. Reeves, Noocklc, AMI Va,
Against Arkle, Caldwell h.
Itorkheimer, Meyers. po,o,s ,,,.,.
| Waterhouse aud Logan -
The insurance men, ,niil iu,l.r.
inc. had begun io count nu.,s. and.
inn several Of their friends nhsr,
thought something NJ siavin- the,
of. but when they pulled ,luu,r
such q bare majority, they went
, First Branch with MOTE hope
But they were doomed lu dsgr.
ment A hot discussion aruso lsr
rated IN by several memho,s
Capt. Wilson Tough, pg,rur A..
peal on the ground that the home
panies paid 40 much tax.
Mr. NolviDaton thought +, Won.
an outrage to repeal the urliuau0c
Mr.. Hall said he hal ~ s,uI r .
| company aud coul,l, thc'olorr u,.
binsed views. but IT was hand l,.
one with interests nj stake w. homo.
lie thought go was enough toir,
foreign companies.
Can't. Wilson wanted ',., r.r.
down on the record. taN ~ upis ,
he and Capt BORING hri guios..
mated passage ~ arms Nu,r
No,ipy was tool and was ,mr'p,. A..
manipulators saw iil Inut l,.
the soft impeachment aui sa'l 4.
exercising common SOUS uh r.
more than he would t
the distinguished member nar
Fifth ward. Both wcrr ,,r u..
and Wilson chrwcd rapcr uh.l,u.
rapidly closed AMI un,l"sri h,s I..
10 express his agitaicd ic'lingi
Mr.. McAdams wanted TO- hnnr
insurance men, Who wr,r lu., ....
inp. lie thought n lalr vote .r
more easily obtained II lhr r,..
were unin0uenccd.
Finally, after overthrow r-.r
to table, the repeating uma.. r.
rejected hy n vote ut : irl b. "a.
defeated the insurance u"' ...
! are not conquered.
E,raANr Piano Iovus dpg t
SLcib's, Washington Hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
: /, 49,. .,,,,u If that Branch conc''ireo

and tile action W WV
In n, ,a.s nm
An ordinance In relation ~ a. ti,ie.
,,,fisa houses WAS passed WIN W IT,, ana
Tha ariinance Ia the same ~ ,.' nas,
LIZ, ~. ~. hsen iu force during I'VE P"''
tns. ""'
year. ..,,a.,sa assessing a tax Oh W.
hn vr A the general license 'ah
cen.e s'...aj with lie title. Th,s oru ,,
nan , - sha nsst wear. no Amendments
u..,.,a haen made. ,
ha.ns ,,,nsnre reppaling an Ordinances
AZ -, nrJinance In relation to III.
en,,ueu .aa,,s alsp petition oi 'arps
s uiahn.. - business men was receiver
,.a,, Tho second Branch, AMI n''er i. =
lam, and lengthy discussion, NJ ac'V" ~,
o, WIZ" W" yote ot 4 10 y. Messfs
rrelec'eo -. ,tsls,eJ and schultzc vot'
Bor,ne, Iv' anI Messrs. Cowan, CIis'
ing !" Adams. schambra. WI
lyinvtop and Hoeckler VOTING W
son. "o'''"s''" wv"
reject -, Ala. Committee on Wa
ne ~ ~ ,,.s received, aud the action
yer - u,,n,nJ pranrh concurred In.
~, ~ ,o,'n,, If The Finance COMMITTEE
.,iyoJ fron, the Second Branch
al tho action of that body concurfeu,.,n
am WV 49,, Of tho Committee on Fire
n.na,,n,ent was received and read. on
,;n, Of Mr. Criswell, the branch took
,,,.ss In order 10 allow Mr. Pohu "
a,niain the workings VI the uame"e,
sys,em. During this Mr.. Crac'"' W.
peared. 49,. ..u,,, If ,b,
On reassempuhe w. aJ 4,
Second Branch was ,on. -, Fiu
The report OF tne me-, So", w. ,hc Centra
Department, w ,e,h r,,,na,v erect
Telegraph ana rr'n.'nt y w." w, ,ha Seront
ing poles, was fecel.su 49, ,ha, n,aurl
Branch, anu tue h'''o" W
concurred IN, .o,.,v.d au,bor
Inc rsso'u, a,;", ,ha action of th,
ning anu c"nn, , 6 ID to pu
Mayor w a,'3M"s ~. an ,a,,.in streets
~ a",;nr oi tho second Bmnch wa
.,,,,,,,,J In.
Tho ranort of the Committee on Clt,
| p.i.n, uas road and the action vi thu
sannnJ ,,ranch roncurred In.
W NJ -. ,,,,,, susnended and the ac
,,,n If Tho peropd Branch in granting
u Wum y, r. Y norton to keep coffee
,. .rn,' w.s conquered i'm.
"o A shn,, recess was then taken.
~, ,oass.mbIip, Mr.. Caldwell, clerk
,onJs,,J The following resignation
uh;ch WAC accented
-. r., p,.,,.L =, C,,u,ci
10 W, hVh"""" ~, g -
" "' '"|" "","y n 49,,
NENrLkNEN - hefenN o'e' w. ".
ipnation oi the Office ~ clerk W vow
honorable body. me one'o"s ,"",".
ter NJ my duties al the gas ONCE P'e
vents my longer serving You w tme ra
parity named. Ihanklng yon Nv wv"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
,Vn.ih.r InllIrat,nn..

W,sutvuruy. NpIil ~, A.N t"r
Tpnnpasr, anl the uhiu Valley, warmer
and clear OPP rarlly cloudy weather,
snuihrrl, winds. stationary 90 Ril'ng
barometer
d., tho lower Lakes. increasing
,r,udippaa. believed hy rain 80 SNOW
orrna. Warm southwest. shifting I" colder
p,,,I, winds pui rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14

,c,iiHraip ~ incorporation Naa '"
sosi hy secretary oi state nfn'lv yr''er
IA, t,a,pftotaiiuu a. u. known % th"
Sail city Glaaa Company, Toe TIE ru'-
,,.ss ~ manufacturing. hnying AMI a"ll-
,,y glassware especially, bottles, rials.
,osss ani fruit Jars. the principal "ih'"
A., De- hold in WhsoluV and The rHfr'''
alton 80 cvrirs April ". 1851 Ten
tlppslnldplpts have been snl'-cf'''"d ''
ihD capital stock. and sl,"O nave n""n
Lii, all, tha ptiyilpgp ~ Increasing
l.,il s,,. a. ssnDp by th" ssln ~ a'll'.
V,nsl shares lfntn iims ~ time w"
sbsrss ,te he'll NJ fltn earh, aol tho 'nl-
Low inV rar,lss, al ~ THE city hgld 800"
st,,,. ss,h Alirsi fafell. " w W..
u,i ~ " Trsrfheiin Geo Ns'h'ns,
Ilogb sterling. Thomas rrime. '. \.
Gl,,bpr. N &. payha, ". } Nngns an'
4 4 Iianea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14

Our styles aud Prices oo'','
n,and universal approval. our
busiucs- ~ steun secures 'hc 90"
Odcnrc of our cU%tOnicrs. Wen@-
HOY and 1biIdrcp'- Claiming
In ITnuacusc variety at Oehn ~
Go'a. Oue Price lotbiI,g House.
I325 NnrEct street, adjoining
Dpprn usOuac.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
The New Firs Alarm

t.ulrr . suspension ~ W." rul'g the
,.t.tt uf tho Committee 90 tirN De-
pa,,mput. recommending the pnuha''
If tho t,aurNrll nlltm syaiom. was
l,,,,bt up in the ~,,uud lltsn,h lasi
riyLt -rarrrly q wurl Wa sail en'l
,I,c I,,,r,b adopted n without diss"nt-
ing Nuirr.
la tho Iitsl Branch W we equally
sn,r,saiul Mr. lOnd gave bii,i 90
bihitiur, anil ~ rl"Ha'd the nshl"ts
that ~ dive minutes a." 'l"r'l VS. l"n"
ami tho systrm ordered " viii nov
d. about i've moutha hoi"re the eiatm
an hein perfect operation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
A TUB OF WHlTEWASH
POURED ON SWEENEY BY THE SEC
ONO BRANCH.
Full Reports Of The Majority and Minority
Of the Committee Unanimous
Sentiment that Sweeney
Is Guilty.
WHAT WILL THE FIRST BRANCH DO ?

II was fully II O'Clock last night be-
fore. out Of the mass Of papers ON the
table Of the Second Branch, DIR. Logan
fished out the two reports OF the swSe-
new Investigating Committee, which
were as follows;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
1ubrrIin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iuas, 70 New Advertisements.

Voiira Wheeling Library Assncia.
ton
puIIi, ~,Ie oi Building Lots
Turuer nnll ipr Rrut \ ". Beck.
Opening Miss v l'oiy.
ShaIa Trees g. y. llutuhru"k,
Wanted Second Hand Piano.
Louisiana state Lottery.
Pull Stock John Rorkor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
An Em,usn, phyac,.a."

90 - - W.
Nsssr' iasgA',u B'u, & %.
GySts-l, u with pleasure that ALL
nv testimony " the ling lisi " ho praise
Ypnt lnian, Cordial and have heeu
selling anil r'e~rihinR v w ny rtar,irr
tut rssrs, to the greatest satisfaction.
The Worm syrnp hss driven ell o,hs'
Nprir ptppsfsiicns On, ~ the market -
ell ~ which I, should, ~, while u is
pleasant ~ tsle. " is vpsf srec,usl IN
DESTROYING v"'nH, IN Fart, u acts lite
= charm 7 W kstlN, ". n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
TRANSFER

The following conveyance ~ property
vea Yesterday admitted ~ Trc"F'l
t,rutgo Clnipt and vii" =" Mary v.
ThunmpI. Irrl of M1rh -, lNt', wv
east part ui Dot lGn. Wheeling lalanI,
L. Al Iuu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-14
ar...iirrrrl..irn.

The memlsfs ~ ,hs SWISS Nurmis
ulsr sr'lyr.l hrts alurt u'rl",t we
,erday ani tuoA tuuWs a. the s,sWu'
lirua., Tho commission tunsisia ul Ne
ptr ntunsf. President ~ Zee National
Agricultural COLLEGE =, Yu'irb. W..
ihstlss tharrlns. ~ vpnsya. ltrs''lsn,
AZ the Abihtasi,p is,ai NpiAs ~ Willie.
es hsstlsnil wahhs' Won Mnllst.
r,usl,lrr, a The University "a Nolrtl,
Meet te,ne. snl Herman ki'rhun ~
ths atin II l.aduis = kltrh"H 'srtv
ssn,ns The sui-a- Austirrn Commercial
ssiett ~ nsfhe Thsr srr sFspiu Ishiri
w Fnrsnnri ~ lniuiK. n kansvhs
Walls. W Va
Atin o'rl,rs lhis n,r'pirg ihsJ vii
ha trnip'-d fveHp,i"a ~ isr "ihoe ~
the ,lovpfhdf, where surh ritisFns 80
desire. fnar hsvon'e sr'lns'n,sl vhh
THEW The reception ell 10 ipllpwra
ulth dive ihtunsh The ritr, sni ,hs
isy viii ulni ap with . dinner 81 ,he
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