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Petition to Retail.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors, Nor
L. Ming

TGlltiUH III nGldil.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors, Mon
roe county Miss.
The petition of the undersigned voters
and residents of the county of Monroe,
State of Miss, hereby respectfully petit
ton, your Honorable Body to grant unto
Henry Carlisle license to retail yinous
ana spurious liquors ut Prairie in said
county upon the premises Row occupied
by him. TIE said Henry Carlisle being Il
suitable person to receive such license
upon compliance with the statute IN that
behalf made and provided.
J NJ Gathins ir., B X Foster, N { Mitch
ell, 7 + Sykes, w fiattep, j Is Svke;.
Austen Allen, Bob StrOter, Jerdm Roc
ger, Lewis Turner, George Barker. Peter
Brandon Tary Whitfield, William Moray
j p Sykes, Harris Moray, Roht. Blai-
chard, Anthony Lee. Robert Allen,
Henry Moore, Henry sykes: Buck Sykes,
} II llaughlOn y Bro, T J Morgan, Lewis
Bald, w Ford, } a Norris. Lawson Roe,
Aron lIatten, George Wanel, Jack Shpr-
pert, stephen Holidy, Rube RalIS, Isaac
Williams, Isaac Sprcwei, John Ewm,
Calvin Hol!i0y, c Ilolliiy, WA. Harper,
Sam Bolton, Ransom Ewill, Manuel Mar
tor, Anthony bearing, Charley Wards,
George DaVid,L Davenport Jim Howard,
Dave Gathen, Phil Randle, j Randlc,
Riancbnro Fr,ui- Wa,,.a,i H.; ~, De- pa,,
de phil Walker hrtbnr Wa1l.a,. n
,Janntt ! Wills W @ Cnt4lI Warcns
Rodtol, b NJ Sykes, i Shaw, Robert
Hunter, Steward Lee, Charley Ewin,
Pain Junps T,nr = Johnson Archc;;.
WHITE II Jnras nrris Nncnnr Tnr,,,,.
Fyin Tim Clay Inn from, = Nici,Ins
Vvr.lv SyI,rs SnIin,,n CV,y p l,,o,'tn,,'
Fred' Ewin F,riy Twiu Nnuln, Randln'
Frank Evans N IIownrd calvin Iiattnn
.Inhu Uatrn Dick Rnudln & Tucker.
IJnIid H9tian Ma Tilis ToIa EIiis
Holm Turner lem Haudle NJ strong
Dave IUhu.on r fioiiidy lick sims
.Irrr, SIM. ,lohu q uner, George Davis,
Edliuu owen. Ned pam, John Lan.tou,
Wr,ly MORGAN y MORGAN. Nelson Gattru.
/ MORGAN Wits N,r%liitur saw Peter
Hannibal NcNilinn Dan wilson II n
Mention. Mos Young, VIM, johnson.
Dan Evans, Jim Denis, John Worn. Ben
Young. William Turner. IipurvNrNilton
Harry Srson. Air WcNniry. Ar RaTd,n'
Juu Walker. 4 U9uahtoli Henry CAV
,losaph UulInhtou. & Green .John WIS.,
Fraid Garth. W0odf0rd II Garth Nosn
.Iohnsnu " / Howell r y IIniIidnv II
Ewing. Jesse Rand a. l. RaudIr i NJ
GHthiIIrs Bob Bnureti Charley WATKINS
N Bpuupi q Pain lin, PAIN VI RnInrt
Milton Pain Me- IIovnrd 4 VI urrav
B n Uauohtou Il \ murray 4 Tm,nInlr
Y & Sims Natthcw Da,nrrn1t WiIGs
CuuIin"laIn Gaorop Unr.nnu,t amy
Brut Tuiurr Nurli,. Tpi.y l2ru,r,I
Cal!I Uowl,t, lnhu 5ronls II r. Howard
Rob lanes l,ror RinucEar1 RnE PAIN.
! p Bush i y.n,,;t irrhry I,Irnd Sinl
pnrn UollIday. Mac wilson. Eaun Chat
Ter. IIrru.y Nrluu,p ,tprror IIoIljday
CIabp Elnn. IlIr,r. I1lu~hiSp Thon'aI
Holiday. Sneucr Walker, N1rio4I VII
linn Tno,nas \V,rt,u n I,,.b Sam
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Frank Siddall has arrived and can
te found at
Fcsronp's Phoenix Drug Store.
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The river has gained considerably
from the influence of the late rains.
but hardly enough for navigation.
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Exquisite Toilet Sets, Vases ana Toilet
Gases, at ECKFORD'o Phoenix Drug
Store
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IeD~Fine Whisky and Brandy, for
medical use, at ECkEORDS, fh@ni&
Drug Store.
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Try the FRANK SIDDALL SOAR,
kept only by J. W. ECKFOhD:
Phoenix Drug Store.
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Nag Frank Siddall's LAUNDRY AND
SOAP, at ECKFORD'S.
phnuix Drug Store,
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Landreth's fresh TURNIP SEED for
sale by SHELL & TINDALL. [jyl7tf
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= 90 TO
ECKFORD'SPHE DRUG STORE
FOR DRUGS
The "Ph@nix Drug Store, Eckford's is
the place to buy PURE DRUGS at low
prices.
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nD~Prices very low, at ECKFORD's,
Phoenix Drug Store.
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R0ht. Fl urnev writes: can WITH conf nee
rccom,urnd DIR MoFFETr sTEETnINA "thc
hest and eurcsi mt. l,inc" ever uscd' Tor tee H.
ing children" and the Bowel disorders of our
Southern country"
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Frank Siddall has arrived and can
be found at
EcKFonD's Phoenix Drug Store.
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DOUBLE REFINED CoTToN SEED Oh,
the best in the market rs cents per gals
Ion al. J. W. FRENCH's.
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100000 for Sc. $4,000 for 81
In Louisville. Ky, Nov. 30th, the
Commonwealth Distribution Co. will dis
tribute the prncely sum Sl12,40o
Tickets only 81. Send for tickets or
Information to II. M. Boardman, Louis
vile, Ky.
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We had the pleasure of a visit on
Saturday from Mr.. 7. B. Dalton OF
the West Point Bar.
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Blacksmith's Coal.
A large supply Of superior

A large supply OF superior
--BLACKSMITH'S COAL
for sale at our Carriage and Wagon Fac
tory in Aberdeen.
[u13tf. SIMPSON, BRANNIN q co.
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Heavy frosts are reported in all
Dortionsof the cotton region.
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-gay~ RALPH'S SN UFF, Wholesale, at
Eckford's Phoenix Drug Store.
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Frank Siddall has arrived and can
be found at
EesFosp's Phoenix Drag Store
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5000 POUNDS
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD,
at ECKFoRDs Phenx Drug Store.
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,v nsrNG or MAILS. etS

u,i,s1rriylng at, and departing fro" Aoe'-
aten, Mississippi;
rr,lE Northern Mai, closes n.y. a, o' ." a,
4 I'm Southern Mail closes vt 2;Zo r'A.
Southern Mail arrivesa at i0:2o A. NJ
Northern Mail arrives at o:2O Pm.
a,o.SpLthy vile and Cotton Hin MAI goesot
-, Mondnys and Thnrsdavs. Al b:u" A. NJ.
The Quincy, Detroit and Pikev'''e "a'H
~ ~. ~ tI, MILTON and Temperance F''l MAILS
90 ont saturday mornings at O'Clock, A. NJ.
,pe pos,-oa,ce will open On Sundays here"
'er, from ~ to !, Am :,
JAMES W. LEE, P. NJ.
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OF THE BLADDER

Singing, smarting irritation eff the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. q. at druggists.
Miss. Depot, G. g. RAYNOLDS & CO.,
Vicksburg, Miss.
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HOME CORDIALS So. so PER CASE,
mt ECKFORD'S, Phoenix Drug Store.
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Frank Siddall has arrived and can
be found at
EcKFonD,s Phoenix Drug Store.
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Nov. 20 I'm.

Capt LAWSON, the popular conduc.
tor on the Branch Rail Roads, being
pushed rather hard now-a days, as
the trains both ways on his two
round. trips a day are unusually
large. 1t is no easy job to make up
q train carrying twelve hundred bales
of cotton going out, and one of seven
ears loaded with merchandise coming
in, as was The case last Friday morn-
nG.
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FRUIT JARS AND JELLY CUPS
at SHELL & TINDALL'S, cheaper than
ever known before. Ti'yl7tf.l
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BB"A CAR LOAD OF WINDOW
GLASS, at EoKFoRD's, Ph@nix Drug
Store.
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For SCHOOL BOOKS and
School Supplies generally, call
on CHtS. Barring.

Frank Siddal has arrived and
can be found at
EoKFoRD's Phoenix Drug Store.
Nov, 16 2w.
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Fretting. tossing wnkeful children relieved by
DR. MorFErT's TEETHINA (Teething Powders)
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Collie Hives and Thrush In Infants relieved
and prevented hy DIR. MoFFETT's TKETHISA
{, Teethiux Powders. ALI Druggist Keep IT,
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WOOLENS

Frank Siddall has arrived and can
be found at
EcKFoRD's Phenix Drng Store.
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"RGUCN on RATS"

The thing desired found at last. Ask
Druggists for Rough on Rats & clears
out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bed-bugs.
15c. boxes.
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Fsh ZIG Rem 4.

The Store House aud three rooms on
End floor, corner House, known MS the
Eckford corner. Apply to
J. ". ECKFORD.
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A duplicate set of Book has been pro-
vlied and parties can pay at The Court
House Mt any time. Remember thai
damages accrue after DECEM Der 10 h,
1882, and that the same will be collected
T.. /. SYKES
Sheriff and Tax Collector
A eraeon, November 1GA. Nv
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BegPHGNIX COUGH BALM -asf
al Eckford's. Phoenix Drug Store.
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Our stock Of Mems Youths and Boys
CLOTHING

il the largest we ever had, and unexcel-
cd for style, workmanship and cheap.
.,ess STERN BROS.
Oct. 30,4
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Blank Books, Pass Books, Memoran.
dun Books.
EENGarI,S, JOURNALS & DAY BOOKS
very cheap at BcKroRD's
1'lrrnjx Drhg Store.
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Medical CcnsCrS.

(nl7fJ BUCHANAN X BRUcKNER.
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Nov. Std.
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Nov. 23rd If.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-08
TIIChCIOTO DISASTER
Again Pi=pres In the United States CIR.
cult kQHrt.

Yesterday Judge J. J. Jactaop arrived in
the city accompanied by Colonel l.. i. Del:
Ticker, Of ParkerSburg Clerk Of the United
States Circuit Court, aud took rooms at the
New Mcclure. The Judge came for the pur-
pose OF hearing NJ important chancery case
and also to hear h,Giic3 10 the admiralty
vs.. the steamboat Scioto, now Regular. Tls
motion was heard In the rooms OF Ilanni.
nibal Forbes. Esq, the case being that OF
Robinson, admlnil,rslor Of Michael Emlner.
ling. deceased, ys. the stegmer Regular.
An order was entered by the Judge &c.
citing that on the it'll day OF December the
respondent came and aled the ailiidavits Of
Chas. II. Booth, President OF the Wheeling,
Parkersburg l. Cincinnati Transportation
Company, owners OF the boat, and moved for
rule upon the libellant to show cause. II
any. why he'be not required to file in the
cause stipulation for costs in Il sum greater
than one Heretofore .lel Gnd that he also be
required 10 give bond indelhniiyinS said
collany In damages which may come to the
respondent by reaaop OF the arrest and deten.
ton OF the llegulurpsovidsa the suit should
be dismissed. 4 ruia vas lSgrd-
cd the respondent on tho l.bIl-
liant, as prayed for, made retlrnable
AZ tia clerks oiiiiccs OF the District Court Of
the United States in this city OF 10 o'clock
this morning; and u was further ordered
that copies OF the order be propery servea.
The company moved the Court TO dismiss the
libel ON the ground that the ibelant las
brought IN action az Jaw against the com.
pany for the cause OF action, which is nov
pending, and for other reasons, tllr hearing
OF which motion il also fixed for today,
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prcSl,yt8ry Meeting.

. The Presbytery Of Washington, Pa, which
includes the Presbyterian churches Of this
city, will hold its regular winter meetingin
the Presbyterian church at Welsbugr next
raeaday and Wednesday. The following
proSrsuEe has been prepared
Tuesday evening; Ir. MI. Conyening
OF Presbytery and its tIclness. .. Confer.
encc on "Church Work." What IL it, Sub.
jeets-"As TO the Ministry" DR.. Hamilton to
open; nAs to the Eldership," Rev. W. II.
McCauchey to nppn; tAs 10 the Member.
shin" Dr. J. |. Brownsan to open.
Wednesday morning, Q a. M.-Svhiects-
personal Religion" Key. T. \. Alexander
TO open. 'IIomo Religion Rev. ". II.
Cooke to open, Glow state OF religion in
Churches-lts causes and remedies Rey. S.
+. Grier TO open.
Wednesday. .r.M.-,,presbytery's order
Installation OF Rev. J. u. Walkinshaw rs
pastor over the Welsburg congregation. Ser.
mon by Rey. ]. /. Reed, Independence. Pa;
charge to pastor by Eey. Dr.. Cunningham,
Wheeling; charge to people ny Rev. !. G.
Lyle. Wheeling,
"Wednesday, BSO =. M.-"The Sabbath
school. its necessity-aTguncnts enforc.
Ing" Rev. W. II. Lester 10 OPEN HThe rela.
ton Of the Sabbath school 10 the fanjly md
Rev. J. II. Leiper to open,
"salssth school literature" Rcv. J. S,
Pomeroy 10 onen. 0nening addresses will oc.
cupy ten mihuies, e be followed by volun.
tary speeches OF five minutcS; A presiding
officer will be selected 70 airecr H. de.
yotioDsl EXERCISES OF each session.
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TALK On THE TARIFF,
WhRt IN Thought Here u tic Commits.
SlOn's Report.

sIohh report. ..
The points Of the report OF the Tariff Com.
mission given in yesterdays ISrrLLloEycEn
were the subject Of considerable discussion
about town yesterday. A reporter met Mr..
c. ". DrOckunier, and asked him what he
thought Of the action OF the Committee in
regard to glass. lie replied that he had felt
lubiant all day over the prospect Of an in
crease OF the duty on cut and fancy glass
ware The Commission reports in favor OF
an ad valorem duty Of Npercent, an increase
OF ten percent. The glass iuen hardly hoped 10
maintainthei present duty, letalone get amin
crease and the result is IN Agreeable surprise.
On pressed glassware the action is not given.
The representatives, OF the trade asked that
the present duty be maintained, but scarcely
expect this to be recommended, us the fact
that American manufacturers export pressed
glassware looks as II less protection would
serve all reasonable ends. But the areu.
ment used by the representatives who
appeared before the Commission, are
true; the large shipments OF American ma i.
chinery abroad for use in Hc!asins pressed
glassware are putting foreign manufacturers
on an equal footing with Americans as to
machinery and OF course they are already on
better footing as regards wages so that
without at least as much protection as at
present there would he danger Of foreign
lmpoftatlons injurinE the interests OF Amer.
lean manufacturers and their employees.
Mayor Egerter was inquired Of as to what
effect the proposed reduction OF Is per cent
In the tariff on sugars would have on the
glucose industry. He did not think it would
hurt it, as those who wanted glucose goods
were not satisfied with sugar goods, and vice
versa. Corn molasses sells OH at an average
OF five cents aho1p sugar syrup, and It will
probably remain relatively tIesams.
TIE views Fl TIE iron men have been pretty
dustry at pittsburgh and elsewhere, and sew
eral local manufacturers called on referred
the reporter TO the Views expressed at other
places. ...-...
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PERSONAL " MENTION.
News md Gossip in Reference TO Various
People.

News md Gossip in Reference 10 Various
People.
Mr. Alex Campbell, Jr., of Bethany, wasin
the city yesterday. ~.
Auditor Miller has returned from an East.
erlL trip 0babout ten days.
Col. Ned Stalnaker WIS at the Hale House,
Charleston, Oh Wednesday.
Colonel Alex Campbell Is OH his way home
from Louisiana and will spend few days in
this vicinity.
State gchool Superintendent Butcher lee.
tured last evening in New Martinsville on
education"
William Ritezel. Esq, OF Warren, Ohio,
editor OF the Western Eesere Chronicle, Is at
thu E.amm House. lie is accompanied by
hia daughter, Miss Annie, and Miss Kate
Abercrombte, two accomplished young ladies
attending Mt. de Ghantai,
Taeliapetra yesterday morning ielighted II
small and select audience ut Lucas music
store With his maSniticen, voice. He was
verylroud OF the discriminating applause
given the German Opera Company by the
audience at the Academy Of MusiG Wetlnes.
day night, which was composed a!mos,
entirely Of Whoeling's musical people.
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ness for sighting this even,iul planetary esca.
pade, and before the time OF the first external
contact the little building was surrounded
first place being given to the fair maidsoi the
seminary, eager to get glimpse OF the plan.
ct goddess, while from the windows OF the
college building Looked many an Adonls,
deaf TO calls TO "order" In contemplating the
lesser Nenuses OIL tho campus. After the
cur losity OF the ladies' had been satisfied sew.
eral OF the classes were admitted, and later,
number OF citizens. At half past two all
were EXCLUDED, that the Professor might
make calculations and i,ote the exact time OF
the last internal and external contact On
thesireets smoked glasses Were used, but lit.
tie satisfaction WAS given by this seeing
through the glass darkly.
Skw CUMBERLAND.
The little girl Of W. l.. Edie, mentioned
yesterday as being ut the point OF death with
diphthcrin, died Wednesday evening and
was buried yesterday.
Yesterday the steamer Relieileit here with
II tow OF brick boats for Cincinnati mud way
points. q. u. Foreman goes out OH her as
captain this trip, Captain +. J. Gorlick re.
firing from command.
A small child OF ". +. Deveis has been
very sick for the past few days. so much so
thAt life has been dispailed Of. The mortality
among the children here this fall and winter
has been very great compared with that OF
other years.
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DIR. uPDEGRrr.s suCCrsypR.
The Prominent Candidates = A DARK
------- HUNG Nntncl,s ----

AOfNe Named. rf
Over the river, the Rspblicans are discuss.
Ing with asood deal OF earnessnss the Coprre,.
sional situation In the Seventeenth District
The death OF Dr.. Updegrair leaves vacancy
10 the present Congress, as we'll as IN n,
successor, and the politicians are busy
trying to select successor. Some of thu 81,
ements " Itch enter into the discussion "a
unique, the lateness Of the former cnn,naivn
renderinghll It's details fresh In the minds ~
those interested. Thus many OF the ieelInv,
ensendered ny the former con iict will enter
ihto Inc new contest, and Il il
reared II Will be as fierce one ~ It's pretic.
cessof. Inc most prominent candidate Ia
Eoli J. u: Taylor, Of Cambridge, who was DR..
updeKrals only competitor In the Hsrne,.
VILE Convention. The statements recently
gong atoanll The press that Taylor Achilir,
IKE sulked In h IS tent, are disputed by his
friends, An ardent supporter Of Col, TAYLOR
salu 70 al !SrELLi0EACER inan Yesterday lint
.he Colonel had made ten or dozen speeches
In updegfal's behalf during the calnpajrn'
ana that IL The Barnesville Convention. atier
tle nomination OF hts competitor, he made a
speech accepting tho situation and endorsing
him earnestly. '"iP'''
Tbs gentleman also said that while Mr..
AollingsSorsh Ind supported updeprall. il
was not as earnestly or rs effectively as Colo.
mel Taylor. wv :
10 most OF the politicians the situation IL
an embarrassing one. On the day of DR.,
.updesralrs funeral a number OF prominent
politicians were talking It over, when All
agreed that unless. something was done 10
harmonic the factions the result would
be q ,sariou. complication, and a worse
ialt than before. One gentleman said:
what We want Is a new man. who i freq
from any entanglements with the old caud.
dates, who has good record, no bitter enc.
miles, and is popular with the russes-some.
body IN whose supp0rta all Republicans can
upite with good heart" :,
YES" said another, ~ agree with you;
but where's Your man?''
~ believe such man Is found In Major
W. 3: kennon, OF st. Clairsvile." 800
The proposition was evidently new one.
but It seemed to take well. Major Kennon
isN lawyer OF acknowledged ability, uop.
ular man, and Is possessed OF a family pres.
tige which would do much TO gain favor with
the people. lie isa son Of the late Hon.
VIM. kennon, a member OF Congress many
years ago, and several times Judge OF various
Ohio courts. The suggestion has since been
broachel to Others and It would not be sur
prising II "kennon boom" should result.
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READ the People tomorrow.
D0 Not lie Deceived

"o NV ue Occclteu
by persons who ARE envious OF our success
and seek to injure our business by mlsrepre.
sentation. Bear IN mind the following facts:
We arc sci ling more boots and shoes than
any other house In the city. We are selling
the same quality OF goods from 20 to 80 per
cent less than any other house. We guaran.
tee our goods to be rs represented or money
refunded. We have resided in this com.
munlty all our lives and we expect to remain
here. At BelIairc We hive the largest retail
house In Eastern Ohio. where anything will
be made satisfactory II not found as repre-.
ssented. 1t Is our fixed purpose to buy a
large stock OF goods every season to be sold In
wheeling. we intend to continue selling
cause We are at no expense during the dull
season: We come only when you need our
goods for fall and winter. Remember We are
here for nin,y days only, from November /.
onrr stock at present Is larger than ever. Call
early. HMSLElX Bro. & Co.,
Opposite Opera House, Market Street.
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A Celebrated CnAc.

In Part OF the Circuit Court, Jacob, Judge,
II verdict WAS yesterday rendered in the case
Of Margaret Wilson's administrators vs. the
city OF Wheeling. The jury awarded the
plaintiH's$l, 500. This Is the third verdict TINT
has been given against the city In this case.
The history Of the action Is BY this time pref.
fell into all excavation on ST. Charles street,
LEFT carclessly open by the city, and broke u
limb. besides receiving other injuries, from
which she never recovered; abe sued for s., 900
damages, and was awarded by the County
Court $3.50. The city appealed to the Cir
cult Court and s., GOO. o. was awarded Mrs. W.
The city appealed to the Supreme Court and
on some ,echnicality the Ease was renanded
sui. By the time the damages are paid and
The costs aud slt0rneys fees, the city will
wish II had settled eud looked pleasant years
MO. -H . ..