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Plenty or Packets with L"w Of FrtiEsI
The River falling.

Plenty OF Packets Win L"s Of frt'Ea'
The River Failing. ,
The marks at the wharf l1si n,sa'
showed stage oil ! feet y inches SOD 'l
ing. Threatening rain.
The Annie Kelly and blre' ia''ss
from below yesterday.
The Scotia passed down yes'''aY q
route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati WIZ
q full trip. ,..s ....s,.
day, and tied up at the Ls Bsi'e I'9Gu.u T.
whore a quantity Of nails VIII BE- S'l'u ="
their cargo. ,. ,.,, ,,,n
The Buckeye State IS doe d'"a n'~
Pittsburgh to ClnClnnsii. .,-..t. d.
The Diurnal wss somewhat ,To ~ u y :,
irving Yesterday, having been Ge!sy, mr.. y
fogs. She left, however, nearly On "-'
VIII There 4 has been no CIariag:on pee
for several days. The Telegram y sAl n, A.
to arrive aud re.enter that sFsds '0'''' "
The John L. Rhoads, Msn'an', h'dF'
and other popular boats are 20 i ,yn'.ss1,.
The az property belonged to Il. b. h''s
Brother. I u,I, p,s
ed up Yesterday with lows OF eMpug M
RatnayS stoD1ed here to rep.eIiI'A :"
stores. n.,.o ,i,L, q;
will doubtless be herein time % 's'"
Pittsburgh 8, a. NJ 10. puEgH
The Rsgon did not arrive l'o., .,.,I,y.
bprph until in the afternoon ys''''''
she returned after loading .,., da.
The Ellison continues hrT FeE g'S,. j' h
in the Bsllaire trade, and the V''
the Steubenvllle trade, ,,,bi. y,t
The Andes left Cincinnati io' We
Tbe Chancellor has entered 'be''"'
natl and Kanawha river uaae' N kpoHg
Captain Ed. HOrnbrook, ihe T e. Ipgs
Wheeling tow boatmsn' lakt5 s'S w. %
KsIIy. With two barges, South th =, NJ he
a M9 in carving cotton seed 'f , y l.,
Southern tributaries to Nc"
'T pITTSpuRon, November b;-R .,on3' ~, I'd
8 inches and falling. Weather ''''
warm. ..i-Rfyev risiri'
LovI ~ ,ScSos in canal. weshtf s' ~.
and chilly with drilling raj, a.. ,!r ias
M f. Sovsnbsf Gs, ass',s ' vi D.
leans. Raining. 4,,ived {. y.
st. Louis. River a ,,s, a,
md falling. Raining 'Ae'~'N'
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Reliable CIothiers, 81 1wl

SECRET DEMOCRATIC MEITISG.-ACcord-
ing 10 printed announcement oil yester.
day morning, the young mems Democratic
club oil this city was convoked at the
Court House last evening at about half
past seven.
The room was comfortably filled, very
few seats being left vacant, and there were
many white stove.pipe hats with black
Grape bands visible. After smoking and
chatting pleasantly together half an hour,
President Wheeler assembled the bench
and called for order.
Major Anderson arose TO Inquire Tor the
Constitution and Bylaws; he wished 10
know II any article held the Club TO-.
gether beyond the date OF the election.
Mr.. JEFF. Davis, the colored member, was
dispatched after the papers, and pending
the arrival Of these, q gentleman arose TO
inform the audience that none but Demo-
Gratis were desired 70 remain; Republl'
cans were requested 70 withdraw. AS
nobody went out, this did not appear. to
cover the ground entirely. A resolution
was then adopted, amid cheers, to exclude
all reporters,
A representative Of the ISrEL.IoRScER
arose TO go hence,
"Yes, there goes one" said man, "and
from Republican paper at that"
As the reporter passed out he heard q
member 10 loud voice, and amid ap'
plsuse, move that Mr.. JED Davis be Rp.
pointed doorkeeper.
It's understood that the purpose oil the
meeting Is TO TeorganiEe into permanent
club TO control Ohio county politics In the
future, as the Tammany ring controls New
York,
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TRANSFERS or Real Estate The fol.
lowing transfers OF real estate were admit
ted to'record In the Office Of the Clerk oil
the County Court yesterday:
Deed made November 5, 1880, by VIM ]
McCulloch and Rebecca, his wife. to VIM
E. McCulloch, In consideration Of natural
love and affection and the sum Of five dol
lars, q tract OF land on Short Greek, In
Ohio county, being part Of the home
farm now owned by said VIM. ]. McCul'
loch, containing sixty.six acres more OF
less.
Cracrait, trustee for Margaret J. Kennedy
and G. ". Kennedy, her husband, to
james a. Leisure, a part Of lot IS in the
city Of Wheeling; consideration, $3.50.
Deed made November 5, 1880, by Wm.
]. McCulloch and Rebecca, his wife, to
John W. McCulloch, In consideration Of
natural love and affection and the sum oil
IS, q certain tract Of land on Short Greek,
in Ohio county, q part Of the McColloch
home farm, containing ll5 acres more or
less.
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Now that the excitement attending the
election ia over We wish to call attention
to the fact that Prof. Mullen's dancing
class for gentlemen, meets every Monday
and Wednesday evenings, at McLaius
Hall, on Twelfth street, from 8 to l0r. N.
The Ladies' aud Misses class meet every
Wednesday and Saturday at same place,
from 8 to 5O'clock, Pm.
Ladies and gentlemen can commence Of
any time, as new scholars are received al
most every day,
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LOYAL LACOSICs.
nrisf note and Comment on Current City
Events.

HFtef Note and Comment on CuFreut city
Eyents.
NEW stone street crossings are being
laid on Jacob street, In the Eighth ward.
The epizootic has struck the horses OF
the Elm Grove line, and regular trips are
not being made now. One OF their horses
died yesterday.
The N. II. DIS, will give one OF their
recherche leap year parties, next Thurs
day night, at the residence OF n. Y. Hun.
ter, on the Island. Kramer will play.
TIE Longfellow Literary Society will
discuss the question, SHOULD Chinese
immigration be Restrcted?" at their meet
ing in Assembly hall next Sunday after.
noon.
GEoRoE CLARRY, q brakeman on the
Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and Wheel.
ing railroad, was killed at Silver Greek
yesterday, while coupling cars. His home
was at Fostoria,
Nh. CHARLES v. PATTERSON, Of Shelby.
vile, Ind, the skating rink manager has,
arrived In the city 10 prepare the rink
here for the coming winters service. 1t
will be opened next Thursday night.
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Horse
Car Company have changed the time OF
running cars on account Of sick horses.
See new time table in this paper. The cars
will run on Sunday. to accommodate
church.Roers.
AN important meeting Of the Committee
on Water Works is called for tonight.
The annual water ordinance is to be con-
sidered and 1t behooyes every committee
man to be present TO look after the inter
ests Of his ward.
The large fire. bell from the Atlantic
Engine House, was hoisted with block and
tackle to It's new place In the beliry OF the
Eighth ward Hose House yesterday even
ing. No accident occurred. The bell Is
said to weigh 2,l00 pounds.
The Standing Committee on ,Accounts
met at the City Building, last evening, and
passed upon such papers as came before
Them. The City Sergeant's October Police
report. as published yesterday, and the Be-
ceiver's books were examined, found cor
rect and approved.
The party Of visitors from Cleveland to
Wheeling, which was noted in yesterday q
ISrELLIGEScRR, has returned, after giving
expression to being highly pleased with
the trip, and especially with the stay in
this city. Mayor Sweeney took pleasure
in showing the party around.
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PULPIr POINTS.


sorrow.
At the Fourth Street II. E. Church Rev.
G. P. Masden will preach at l03 A. N. and
7P.M.
Preaching in the Third Presbyterian
Church tomorrow by the Rev. ]. 6. Lyle,
pastor, at 1890 A. N. and : p. N. Sabbath
school at2P. NJ.
Rev. E. W. Ryan, will preach in the
Chapline street N. E. Church tomorrow
at lot A. NJ. and P. N. Sabbath School at
2P.N. All are invited.
International Sabbath School Lesson
for tomorrow: Joseph in Prison-Genesis
xxxlx: 2l-23; xL: Is. Golden text:
Palm 81, 7, REST in the Lord and wait
patiently for Him."
The Wheeling Sabbath School Associa.
ton will meet on Tuesday evening next,
the time having been changed on account
OF the election excitement.
The English Evan. Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street Services at 10 A. N. and
7P.M. tomorrow, conducted by Rev. s.
B. Barnitz. pastor. Sunday School at two
O'Clock. Evening subject: SOY among
the Angela"
Revival services in the North Street n.
E. Church tomorrow by the Rev. S.
Steele in the morning at 1880, and in the
evening at I o'clock.
Services in the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. D.
A. Cunningham. will preach at 1880 a. N.
and 7r.n.
Ri. Rev. @. G. Penick, Bishop OF Cape
Palmas, Africa, will preach in st. Mat
thew's Church tomorrow at. 1890 A. N
and Z P. NJ. The Bishop is the guest Of
Mrs. Hoge, on Thirteenth street.
W. B. Thomson will preach at the Dis.
ciples' Church tomorrow at II A. N. and
7P.M. Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
The Salvation Army will hold services
tomorrow at the usual times and places
Fifth ward Market House at z, and OTIS
Hall at s O'Clock, ?. N. The Army will
continue It's warfare against Satan and his
hosts every day during the approaching
week. Mr.. Florence, one of the soldiers,
thinks ii much better and greater thing
than the Temperance movement. Brother
Hutehins addressed good meeting at the
lower market square last evening. Three
persons expressed their convictions OF the
error Of their ways and hoped TO do better.
At Otis Hall the audience was larger and
was addressed by Brothers Thompson,
Clancy, Steele, Hutchins, Florence, aud
others. There will not be any services this
evening.
The Wheeling Sunday School Associa.
ton meets next Tuesday evening, at 7
O'Clock, in the Thompson NJ. L. Church,
on the Island. Question for discussion /:
"Should lesson leaves be used during the
session OF the Sabbath SCHOOL," Come
and take part in the proceedings.
Remember the usual gospel temperance
meeting at Parker Hall, at 81 O'Clock P. N.
G. W. Bsggs, Rev. Thompson, Rev. 7. F.
Clancy and Rev. E. W. Ryan, are expected
70 be present and address the meeting.
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Edueation and Experience vii, Ca.
Mr.. Harvey Alexander said he ~ ''''
rived more benefit in two wees. r ~. "
DR.. Smiths care, than in ,hres ,, -..,'
under any other treatment. Oh, ss,,t
never uses patients names wi.hop, ,s..s
permission.j This gentleman b,d
afflicted with q most aggravated r,, ~
for years, causing loss OF sense q, .s.'"
deafness and offensive declare. ' ~
which Dr.. Smith has cured comn,. ~ q
Those ladies and gentlemen Nh et.a!'
been under The Doctors care s,tB.. a,Ss
long, all report themselves pres,t.
proved and are perfectly saiisssi
Smith treats, with equal sucrs<s r.. W.
without the knife, Piles without NJ Sass
pain. he cures Rheumatism s nsIs p
weakened and debilitated systems Il ~ ny
or woman from whatever cane pS;t'aa
Sfts,) Dyspepsia. Scrofu!l, BioatI" st'I
Skin diseases quickly. Several ys,,, %
perience in the Hospitals 10; r'uIsI a.
Complaints, give DR.. Smith pecpli,, y
yantages in treatment Of those t,s.sk
Ladies aud gentlemen calling unor mas -
Doctor see only the Doctor, and H. e. ~. -
sultation rooms are so arranged H.. We
tients do not come in contact Win " ~
other. Special engagements vii ia 1 ~
with those who prefer 10 have ,be n ~
call at their residences. Tbs c,n 49, !,
headache, back ache, pimples on H. g.. y
sick stomach, ail.goneness Of feeling nv ny,
in the limbs, weak eyes, oasSsi,s ri, u.
charges speedily overcome. Csll IN w, y.
address DE-. JOHS E. STr1g a. "
Opposite Mcclure House ILuS.Se,i,
Buildlng,( Wheeling, ". Va.
Consultation free. Office hour, i,o,, .
4. n, to s P. NJ, daily. From 9toSr
Sunday. " =
Note-Dr. Smith is here to ren,iu ~.
mainly, and Is regularly sIessr, M
physician. -''S4
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AXusExEsrs.-The "Tile Club" should
be remembered, will appear at the Opera
House, Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The Sunday Tines says OF it:
"At the Gsiety the troupe Of merry.
makers known as the title Climb" have
played 10 a succession of large and de.
lighted audiences. They are far above the
average OF such parties 10 both general and
individual ability, and richly deserve their
success. Their piece is in two acts, the
second Of which is, by the aid OF Chinese
lanterns and splendid stage effect, made
very attractive. There are many features
in the Tile Club that are artistic, both in
ideas and arguments, and the audiences
Lave been apareciatiye Of these character
istics. A few more Of such pieces as this
would help TO enliyen our stage and bring
Joy to the Thousands OF plsy.goers in our
city" ......
The sale Of tickets begins this morning
at F. W. Banners.
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PERsoSAI PoISTs.-Mr. W. R. Upde,
graf, OF Mount Pleasant, Ohio, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. II. Frank, Of New York, accompan-
led by his father, is the guest OF W. H.
Frank, Of this city.
Mr. Fl. T. Black, Of the Register, was not
at his post yesterday, on account Of ILL
ness.
Miss Lide McKelvey, Of st. Clairsville,
10 Waiting Eer sister, Mira. Burt, on the
Island.
Miss Lucy Culbertsou, OF Cambridge,
Ohio, Is q visitor at Mr.. Plummer's resi-
deuce on the Island.
Miss Meme Woods, who has been at
Quincy, ILL.,, visiting Miss Belle Mccoy for
some lime, returned 10 the city yesterday.
and irei9bt agent Of g. r v" 4 "" Raj.
road. DEBATED for cleveland Yesterday.
Frank T. Wray, a popular commercial
man Of Pittsburgh, and Dol. L. r. Hsr.
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"well," said /, 'sput me down as one Of
them.h But, behold, thatvery night IaaM
him. along with Others, leaving this hall
about 10 o'clock, and they have not owned
since that they voted the Democratic ticket.
] have seen them going around this town
with Union flag long enough TO wrap
around this building. and for which they
had NO more respect than they have for
the Spite from the mouth OF another.
The band then played Marching
through Georgia" and the audience sang
the chorus, after which they all went
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MEETING OF TUE REPUBLICAN LADIEs,-
All the Republican ladies Of the city who
feel any interest in the proposed excur.
sion TO the home OF General Garfield, al
Mentor, Ohio. next week, are requested tc
meet at Washington Hall this afternoon
at 2:S0 o'clock, promptly, when the rates
Of fare obtained, &C., will bemade known,
and all matters pertaining to the expedi.
ton discussed.
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"onr union"-"Our nouO--~oar En-.
rienee'
is that square dealing always bentj,s,
buyer as well as the dealer, and Lam,
established a business upon these pdss.
pies, aud the only one united 10 U,p.n
Wheeling for 50 lnsny years, We are tf,.
bled TO do justice TO one aud all who MI
give US a call TO purchase Gay!hiry 4
the clothing line for men, boys or chl!I,.S
at rates which satisfy the closest bays- y
well as defy any Of our competitor. an
early and convince yourselves, MNo. sl9
Main street. ]. STElSFELo,
Agent for e. S!eiliei!.
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CugAp Pan HANDLE EXCLUSION TO KAN
sAs, MISSOURI, Iowa, ARKANSAS AND Ne
BRAsEA PoISTs.-The P. @. & St. L, Ry
Co. (Pan Handle.Route) announce granC
excursion 10 the West Tuesday, Eovem'
Der 0, 1880. Round trip tickets good fol
forty days will be sold at one Iall the
usual excursion rates. The tickets are
first class and the holder has all the ad
vantNges OF regular first class ticket.
The Pan Handle route Is the direct and
popular route to the West. BY this line
you have advantage Of through cars and
from five TO twelve hours quicker time.
For full information, tickets, &c, apply to
]. N. Belleville, agent, Pan Handle route,
foot Eleventh Street, Wheeling.
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The LAST OF TIE MoHlcASs.-Else.
where We publish route OF march OF the
procession tonight, and II will be seen
that the march will be neither long nor
tiresome. and It is hoped that every com.
pany will turn out full and stroug, and
thus testify that they have not grown
weary in we'll doing. Col. W. Travis will
be In command OF the whole procession
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THIS report is from the editor Of the Mil.
ford Square, Pa, Bucks county Patriot:
St. Jacobs Oil sells like hot cakes here.
Mr.. Chas. Huber, living near Splpaels-
town, suffered with rheumatism fer q long
time and nothing would cure him, until
be used st. Jacobs Oil. After three appli.
cations not trace Of rheumatism was left.
could report dozens OF similar cases.
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l endesvnr at all times to give the e,A
ing buyer OF Wheeling good bargliu, lnl
rs wish TO advertise this iscl al lho,,
wishing TO get anything in men or ton
wear will do well by calling end 5uyuI
their suits or oyercosts at 2l23 Main stree
the old established clothing house d
Centre Wheeling
J.ssTrSFnD, Agt
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TO OUR FRIENDSHIP take this method
or Informing our friends that we shall this
day open out very large stock Of Clothing
and Dents Furnishing GOODS, aud puaran.
tee TO produc cheaper and better quality
or clothing shown by any house Ia the city.
Five Hunlreu Dollars Reward Ia any case
where we do not underseIl any house Ia the
CITY. KLINE BROTHERS..
RellahIe Gathers, 81 Twelfth ST,
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straw. SHOW winch way The wind Blows.

Owing TO the steady heavy increase Of
their continued heavy business, Kline
Brothers were compelled to purchase their
second fall and winter stock, which were
purchased during the late election excite.
ment. We mean business and are bound
to sell. Money is light, economy at par,
retrenchment the order OF the day. We
want everybody looking for Kline Bros,
The Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth street,
to make their necessary purchases, and to
bear in mind that we are ahead in the
market with now the best selected and
largest stock to be found in the city.
MES's ovERcoAT DEPARTMENT.
8 so for Mems Good 0yercoat.
s. so for Mems Chinchilla 0yercoats,
worth s. so.
s. 50 for Mems Fur Beaver overcoats,
worth 50 so.
50 50 to sl2 for Mems Fine Beaver Over.
coats.
81 so to SIG 40 for Mems Finest Beaver
Overcoats, satin trimmed.
The latest styles OF Mems Reversible
0yercoats and Ulsters at prices never
beard Of.
BOYS AND cHILDRRS's ovERcoAr DEPART.
AEST.
81 70 for Boys Latest Style OF 0yercoats
IS % for Boys Fancy listers.
= 90 to So 90 for Boys Extra Fine
Overcoats.
81 40 for Extra Fine Knit overeoats,
hansomely trimmed.
Our Stock Of 0vercoats and listers Is
unequaled.
MEMS PANTS DEPARTMENT.
so cents for Mems wear-Well Jeans
81 90 for Mems Extra Heavy Jeans
Pants.
81 90 for Mems Iron Twist Pants.
81 90 for Mems Cashmere Pants.
81 9S to 81 10 for Mems Atwood CASH.
mere Pants.
81 % for Mems Worsted Pants.
MEMS SUIT DEPARTMENT.
800 for Mems Wear. Well Suits.
s. so for Mems Union Cashmere Suits.
So so to $40 90 for All.Wool Cashmere
Suits.
IS IS for Mems Scotch CheYiot Suits.
So 90 for Mems French Worsted Suits.
SO 70 to SIS 40 for Mems Extra Fine
Dress Suits, equal 10 any tailor work in
the city.
DoY's SUIT DEPARTMENT.
s. so for Boys Wear.Well Suits.
s. 90 for Boys K. n. A. Suits.
s. so for Boys Worsted Suits.
500 to So 80 for Boys all wool CASH.
mere Suits.
s. 40 for Boys Cheviot Suits.
IS 20 for Boys French Worsted Suits.
IS 10 for Boys English Cashmere Suits.
Also large stock OF Chiidren's Suits
just opened, which are nobby and stylish.
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
% cents for Mems G God Undsrshirts and
Drawers.
G5 cents for Mems Red Flannel Shirts
and Drawers.
65 cents for Navy Blue Flannel Shirts.
so cents for Unlaundried White Shirts,
warranted linen 'front.' aud cuffs.
Ten Pair Mems Socks, % cents.
Ten Hemmed Handkerchief, % cents.
Endless variety in Mems Neckwear.
Extra good value in fine Underwear and
Cordigan jackets. Finest selection Of
Silk Handkerchief in the city.
Please do not spend one cent until you
have examined our stock and prices.
$500 reward in any case where We fail to
do as advertised.
KLINE BROTHERS.
Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth street.
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And 1t has been decided BY oil pa.
ties that John Roemer has the InlaI
stock and the cheapest Dry Goods, Ca.
pets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper and WindoE
Blinds in the city. Call soon a, No. 3ll'
and 902l Main street, Centre Wheeling.
Jouy ROEXIE
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. G.. November 6-l AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy weather, with rain or snow, north.
west 10 nowtheast winds, stationary and
lower barometer and temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy, or partly
cloudy weather, with occasional rain, west
to north winds, stationary or lower tenn.
perature, or lower barometer.
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EVERY member OF the Young Mems
Garfield and Arthur Club is requested to
come 70 Germania Hall this evening at
$50 P, ~, and II he can't come send bis
lantern and bat there. This will be the
last request made, and let all Rccede 10 Il
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EVERY member of the Young Mems
Garfield and Arthur Club is requested TO
come 10 Germania Hall this evening at
$50 p. N and II he can't come send his
lantern and hat there. This will be the
last reaues. made. and let all aecede 70 1t,
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AN article that is proving i,seiIio be The
most certain, pleasant aud sale curative oil
children suffering from wO'ms evsf di'
covered is McLains' Worm Candy Oas
box will convince the most sEep,ieAl,
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o. TnAr II BE Joyful.
Tho Republican Ladies OF the Island Pre-.
pairing banquet for seventh ward Ne.
nnhlisana

publisans.
Some time ego the ladies Of Republican
proclivities living on the Island, resolved
that II Garfield should be elected to have
a grand banquet for the Republicans Of
the Garden Spot. Next Tuesday night
has been chosen for the event, which will
take place at the Garfield and Arthur
clubs wigwRm. A meeting Of ladies wa
held yesterday afternoon and committee
appointed for each street to solicit con
tfibutions Of eatables and the like, anC
last night the men met and appointed
similar committees to raise funds. Il vii
be big thing, aud the 1STELLreIScEl
congratulates the Republicans over Their,
on the prospect,
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once, Nos. as and "a Fourteenth street
New AdYertisemenfs.

Important Notice Young Mems Garfield
and Arthur Clnb-[fourth page
Parlor Goal Vases-Nesbitt & Bro.
Skating Rink-Grand opening-[fourth
4 Splendid Offer Stanton & Davenport
fourth page.
Wanted-James Patterson.
Wanted-Geo. Wincher.
List OF Letters.
Lost-Maltese Cat.
Administrators Sale OF Centre Wheeling
Property.
Lost.watch Charm.
Cloaks-I. Blum 4 Bro.-[tourth page. ]
Lost-Pocketbook.
General Order No. s.-w. Il. Travis
fourth page.
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A SINGLE trial will convince anybody
that McLains' Good Intent Linnsn. il
unequaled in the cure Of Rheumatism,
Sprains, Bruises, etc. . and 80 eeaIs
bottle.
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LADIEsshonld have practical education
as well as men, which opinion Is gaining
ground rapidly, aud Is proven by the fact
that there are now ten ladies In regular
attendance at the Wheeling Business Col
leRe.