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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

= II Ifckson the p1stmasief q Ennis.
-as arreste1 Yesterday morning III Deputy
rrf-al @trfes Earsbsl y y. Norton cl the
riIrrre ~ flszzIinr 80 frur- the govern
mem funfs and brought % tins Cfv. He
rir-r- rlio r.lncsf his bond 81 800. rtich
l. re- - far fniIed rc give NJ ltrEs1r
---iras tf.t rftrrr o. a nis.1ke IN Lis a.
rrrIr.f tta- u ras 20 irienleI ruI that u
tlr-s b. nrT BE- if j in missile he made
= rr-rfirr starlrs He hrs F1o.d irnds-
usr ard VI nc tgutl make AS b1nds
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

THE river at Helena, Arkan sas, it seems
is above the high water mark of 1879, and
an Unprecedented overflow is anticipated.
The dispatches say the levees are breaking
very fast
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state, and Ills moilef aud those who
saw Him believed him dead, nor dld he fes
cover consciousness for some time nfiera
wards II IA feared that he sustained inter.
nal injuries, aud bis true condition cannot
yet be asceftnined lIudys hands we're So
yofely cut by tho rope slipping through
from death on the part Of young Gardner.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

ACCORDING to Austrian accounts their
regular army has been getting the best OF
the Herzegoyinian insurgents in recent en-
counters. They won't suffer the newspa-
pers TO find out whether this is true or not.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

COMMUNICATIONS between Louisville and
Memphis over the Louisville 4 Nashville
road. which has been interrupted for twen-
ty.six days by floods, was restored yester-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

A WAmrNoroN correspondent predicts
that congress will do little more than pass
the appropriation and opportionmen' oills'
This is better work than we anticipated
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

Burnett's Cocaine has received universal
endorsement. No other preparation pos
sesses such remarkable properties for en-
bellishing and strengthening the hair and
rendering it dark and glossy. II cures
badness and eradicates dandrutf. Burnett's
Flavoring Extracts are the be,;.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

THE funny man on the New Orleans Pic
ayune says that DAVID DAVIS is like cir
Gus poster, not that he is so large but be-
cause he is always on the fence.
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jackson, (Michl Daily Express. |

JACKSON, (Mlch.l DAILY ENpfeSs.I
We learn from Mess. Moore II Humphrey,
hat st. Jacobs Oil is regal ded as the very
best selling liniment ever sold, and is Civ
ing the highest satisfaction. 1t has effected
MANY great cures.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

The New Speaker
And all other Speakers and Singers, may
have clear, ringing voices by using Browns
Tar Troches, a sure cure for sore taroat and
hoarseness. For sale by all Dallas drug
gists.
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the hOIs 1hOld. cnd which. whir f1- 0lnzcrous
w themselves, arc cNcccdnfy an roy ng.
Burns. bruises. sclil1s. Eprnns. efo. arr nfln-
ciunl rfnong these troublesome cf-l Annoying
Occurrences. and demand ifnriel|l-e % afucnt
with the bosf means ct hanl ir The EifChcn.
The cining-hal. the nursery All TIE sitting
room they are liable 90 halifr. e. ]. instead q
fenr and alarm at tho sight OF tie CT flfslcl
fnraT "a bruised or burned llTl. CT selllol
Enface. n cool and quiet nlarrer - -lli p. &C.
Effrufi rrll after washing nvfT tre rleHL fH
~ niirs.l y the injured parts should p lrc=scl
With thar most valuable rcli ---r JACuBs
or IT, sufIrisi nTly quickr g, T. - arsinF
ffr.rFsfifs De tcr1encF ~ cfr r-lnre 40
I-1f'f-r.rfIrf.. -rl o. trrn'f ~ ID the
ataTfa a. srf|Ii as ils "a uuai-i.rl q. r-rins.
riff % fhermaiisn. SAT 81. -1.fllehe.
ha1inar. -.rnosz of ST. t's. c-c.-fhcse
r7sllfr-I. 5Arurs ifl Trl-t = ile lest
e-rf-nrl rlrrclv nov ir.f0re tra o.. .e rhich
Calm D. folly aIir'rf|tilfrl Or r..a strongest
Kind II tes fnnuv firm p rls-- RI uenp.e.
Ire value Of human lie o. sIiFl r--li.r .rluur-
tart thar rrTfhinr flrf feriis fr i-z rrulnngn-
fign BE- crfifiei % The Eigtes- r--s.l er--iun-
CrnrIrE Nclsun- Ezl- rrIlrIIIff lnlsVl House.
Frrf Huron. MIDI. slrs. o. srr..-e.l su win
rheumatism that rny arm rifharai. a1l rfvsi-
cinns cuuli nof help me- J vas o. Despair n
NJ ne. whe1 some me advised re q II -
IHruns On lid %. rfll ~ n u rIl.rI z. VS.
Instantly relieved. and - TIE en- -lr1el usf -
ne OIL entirely cIlrasd- firrr ferrrr fnr
lrrirr uzIal this wufi'lerfuI --I. u. II II e11-f
- ~ IL nl-r rITrI1 rrr wIfr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

$500 per wear can be easily made at home
working for F. G.. Rideout K Co. 10 Barclay
ueet. New York Send for their catalogue and
llll narticulars' nov los
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Take liftle nuuoyances ont Of fiIe way.
n rou are suffering with q cough o. cold,
us6 Dr. Bale cough srrup e. once This
rf ard rtIirtie remedy VII never disap-
POINT con Al druggists sell d f1f p cents
Z e..ssr
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

Sunday night ct an early hour thieves en-
tered the room Of Haynes, who boards on
Kim street, between Houston and Jefferson
streets. and breaking open his trunk r0bbed
him Of Sill IN currency and silver. n e
was absent ~ the time the rob
bery was committed, and seeing
his trunk open be investigated b..
and found that the lock had been bursted
and his money missing. He says that only
two men knew q bis having the money.
and that they were from Wills Point He
ssw one q them here Saturday. and i In
ciined 10 the belitf that be committed The
robbery.
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The Great Trial at Washington
Is of interest to every citizen. Ofequal inn
portance to every sufferer from Dyspepsia,
is a trial of Browns Pepsin Tonic. Tryi1
For sale by Hoyt Il Cotan. ". Howel1&
Co.. and all Texas druggists
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J. i. ADAMS, NJ. D
j. L. NlEEKs, NJ. ID
InuN BELL. NJ d

The jury returned verdict in accordance
with the certificate of the physicians, that
the death of deceased was caused by con-
gestion of the spleen and liver.
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EspeciaIy in cas- Of DiThfieria. sca-ief.
Trr.fr|id yellow and Nrnrirl Ierers.
ls~-fI~'s rrrr.i rnf-ic Firid = t1e lTeni Dis
'-fetInrIt ard rurlfer. lf 1I.1tl- fr1let-
tir.- frcfl c1-l1-llr. . = q, rtlief aul cure
ID the s.dk r1au ull UrffT tlIe cir. and
fes--rr vie olr-s uitt0ui frtstinr nrrfhsr
A. q boussh Old remedy Il J. irrnlu1tls.
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10 The Legislature 81 the state NJ Tesss, 10
be Convened In Extraordinary Session In
the spring 81 1883, 10 nedistriot The state
aud for other Purposes

~ the Legislators ~ tho State NJ Tesas, W
he Convened In Extraordinary Session In
the spring 81 1883, 10 nedistriot The state
aud for either Purposes
10 the Senate aud House N Representatives N
the Itato NJ Toxas-dfecilngi
The undersigned citizens Of the comm on.
wealth offexas being adult males and law
FIJI voters. respectfully ask your honorable
body, In legislative assembly convened, 10
enact into law the following draft Of bill,
believing that by so doing you will give an
impusion 10 the ear of liberty and civilian
tion.ncver. before witnessed In this or any
other country. There Is altogether too
much OF so-cnlled liberty in the country.
Your petitioners want the true
article. True liberty cannot be
preserved if every clod-hopper, mechanic,
cowboy, and foreigner is allowed to eat,
drink, write, speak, and vote on par with
the moral guardians of this country.
In Russia, Austria Turkey, and all other
well-governed countries, the reins of power
are held by the vrtuous few, as II used to
be in England, Germany, and France, but
ever since the ballot and the area Of liberty
has enlarged to cover farmers, mechanics,
and even merchants, those once powerful
countries have been rapidly descending into
the chaos of anarchy. Even Mexico, our
nearest neighbor, is being ruined by this
latitudinous extension of rights to the COM
mon people They are -grid-ironing the
country with railroads and telegraph wires,
and, II not checked, will soon get into
that deplorable condition now experienced
in these United States, where every laborer
can read, vote and become pestiierous
thorn in the side of those virtuous classes
who, by right, ought to rule. Hoping for
q favorable consideration of and action on
these questions, we herewith tender the
proposed bill and subscribe ourselves your
enlightened, patriotic and virtuous fellow
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arrested.


MnwAuKEE, October 90.-Thc first clue IA
the whereabouts Of the missing Hennecka
girl was found this afternoon when Int
worn by her WAS discovered to have been
found on Sunday by a purity living on a
secluded island in tho river. During scr.
vices this morning the manifesto OF the
Mayor was tead in all tho churches, and
the agajr was brought to the no.
tice Of the finder Of the hat
in that way. The hat is positively recog.
nizcd By tie parents, and the theory was
at once advanced and generally believed
that the girl drowned on her way home
from selool. Extensive dragging iii tho
which Is believed. to have been washed
under the dock by tho current caused BY
passing bouts. The theory Of abduction is
now generally abandoned. gY r
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


+ ClSctSSA1l, October Difference VIII
sou, c,lored, formerly school teac her. In
Covingtou, Ky, shot last night and
MORALLY wounded James Shannon, color
ed disappointing With threat to
kick her head of. She has been arrested.
The affair happened at low roustabout
saloon OH The liver bank. N,J Il,
Tonight ut $50 o'clock, Emil Troupeter
stabbed mud instantly killed Anton
Dclano at n mechanics boarding
house OH Liberty street, over the Rhine.
Delano was Il joiner and was dancing In
Ills room. 9'feother boardcrs were ANNOYED
and prepared 10 call the police In. Emil
Trompeter, n workman III Halls safe lac
tory, said, mo need OF sending for the
police. I'll stop him." Thereupon Tromp-
eter disappeared but returned shortly with
large butchers kniie which no plunged
into Delano's breast. The pulmonary
arteries were severed and death ensued
Immediately. The murderer and bis victim
were sober The murderer deliberately
walked AWAY telling the people no had
killed him. The man las not yet been
arrested. li=n@g.. g,IFa9'5 r.,
BRADFORD. Pa, October CIV. X.
Taylor Of Snltliport, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head his
morning. IT'D leaves u wife and two chill.
dren. Domestic difficulty was tho cause.
Harold Arnot was committed 10 jail TO.
day, 1T Smithport, OH charge OF incestuous
rape on his daughter, aged IL. ml.
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ACROSS THE RIVER.


l,'ej sablisha,en.s HrinE, 'sif
Areportsr Of the ls1kLllotscsn On sa.ur.
day took iaunt up the @. & r. roAd, extend.
Ing bis journey m far % Mingo, which 10
now growing prosperous town, IN cross.
Ing the Island In ono Of, the pAlatlal coaches
Of the Citizens Railway the newspaper man
was struck with tho beauty Of the street.
Why II Is that city Is fmall q, Wheeling
can afford such n line boulevard d.
Zane street Is beyond comprehension. But
u q iact-ln a horn. However, The subiec.
Of this article Is not streets. so we Will lei
that pass. H lT'T'' -
II one wants 10 see progress and improve.
men anu the impetus that tho establish.
ment Of manufacturing concerns gives to the
building up Of a country, let him lake ride
from bridgeport 10 MfHgo. Il is nothing
short OF surprising. What was only a few
years ago "howling Wilderness or, Il /,
wasn't, i was the next thing to Il, willie il
bus not been made to blossom Ike the rose,
y now being RAPIDLY settled and built UP.
Soon, very soon, there will DO q continuous
city. from Martins Ferry to Bridgeport. This
section q the country along the Ohio las
been built Up very rapidly, and Is sill pro.
k,sos' ny. Abe HeN SuuuHru lFDu wOTkS al
Etnayille are rapidly nearing completion,
Ago the Elson glass w0rks--a large establish.
ment ut Martins Ferry. In a short time
the burned Nail City giass works wifi be re.
built and In operation. The community
across the river OF course benefits Wheeling,
and he prosperity Of ono Affects the prosper.
ity Of the other. vie l&I5. 40 - -.
This prosperity Is not confined TO the
country opposite this city, but continues all
along the line 10 Steubenvitt.. Al Portland
and Burlington there are signs which show
that the people Of those places lave caught
The splrlt OF the times, and are Improving
their property and adding new houses. .
Mingo Is undoubtedly TO experience a
boom, and will shoot MP In surprising
manner. Tho new nail and iron works Of
the Junction Company are ncatly COMPLETED,
aud II promises to be one OF the most com.
pie.e establishments OF the kind in tho
West. Every department Is furnished with
oil the modern c0nveniences, the mil fac.
tory being supplied with electric lnmps Of
the Fuller patent. The buildings arc as
near fire proof as II is possible 10 make them.
The works will be ready 10 start up In ali de.
partments IT. very short time. Tie Town
OF MinSo IS rapidly improving, new build.
Tugs are going up and everything partaLcs Of
a spirit OF enterprise and progress 81
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This Court met at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning with the Judges all present., and
transacted the following business: 5.us| III
II..G, Awhile, Commissioner of scboo
Lands Of Mcdowell county, vs.. William Il
Jueger ct al. from Mcdowell county: an m
peal was allowed. bond $3.50; or IN appea
With superscdeas. bond 5000. i,Hy rsaiI'ii'H
Matthew Campbell vs. Sarah ID. Felteru',
heirs. from, Taylor county,. Opinion Ly sny
der; decree OF Circuit Court aijlrmed.lfs!i
s Allen Matthews and Oliver jarrett rs. 10
seph Jarrettet al. Opinion by Snyder; d.
cree OF Circuit Court affirmed. l.l 1 4. w.,
State OF West Virginia vs.. Frank Jones
from Harrison county; petition for hear ug
allowed ind case submitted. ~ I,ElY~
z State OF West yirsinin ys. Eliza Tenny,
from Randolph county; petition for writ Of
error refused IT, Il
Mary D. Quarter vs. r. & O.RiR. Co,
from the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Opinion by Johnson; Judgment Of the MI.
.nicipal Court affirmed. E{ jg -, e, = &
w. J. Hill vs. James L. Moorehead, from
Wood county. Opinion by Raymond; dc.
cres OF Circuit Court Affirmed. "a eli
Z Court adjourned until next Saturday at 10
O'clock A. ". 4, AZ 5y i
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PERSONAL 0OsAYp. =.
Items Of Interesting Intelligence About
u z ,hi-t 2. u IndlsidnaIs.'tI ~ llt'l' M


% 9 w Il. !. Intl sidnals.,f d, l1'I' M
w. n. Lynch Is In Plttburgh. gyy l-,,Y,l
Dr. McGraw, Of Grafton, Il In tho city. yyi,
:, Secretary Of State stalnaksr Is home from
Baltimore. lsjSs i1lt1aIa : IN,
, Will Miller al has gone to New .Yott on a
busineAs TIP. 1, 4l,,t:,, \ n ,t0T
Nj: : 5Shn T. :: Dunlap Is v,l.lrs friend, in
az ponn.nd, Minnie Msdd.rn i advance
aReut, IL Ia the city. rf1da ntmvIn 4 wv
G. II. fancy, Of the Clarksburg News, Is
yisiilpH Wheeling friends. .IL'sIgi
Charl % Franzheinl, OF the Pottery, has 70.
turned from q western business trip. n
MI VIII Cushlag and bride will return TO.
morrow. They will board with the brides
parents. ','st,' rggE. IN ,II.I1T-I I6NNG'
John Ileckel has returned 10 The city d fle,
a. absence OF several months spent III New
i.ucius Hogs and family will come 10 town
this week. having engaged board at Mrs. Pat.
,erson's, North Main street. u T,lIT VOC
Miss Nettie Cowan, who has been visiting
ai,enusih west Vitslnia and Maryland, re.
Miss Hattie Glass, II. Ls Belle avenue, has
returned from Youngstown, where she has
been visiting for q week past. t;afTTl ~
Mt. Dlash Clark, OF bridgeport, O LETT for
Washington, d. c., Saturday, 10 accept a
position In the War Department. .Ial'Gj6
Mrs. r: 7. Devries, who has been visiting
friends at Georgetown, returned houe day
Of Two ago, accompanied by her son. ,.'a''
Our own Frank. Hcnn,g will appear At the
Opera House. Friday and Saturday, Noyen,.
Der lo:h and llth, In Catherine Gray'v Com
pany. ~, r. ~. - =
Miss Hattie Glass, of Wheeling, ", Va. /,
visiting In the city, the guest OF Mis- Garry
Brown, Of South Market street, Iouuo,iov1,
Sunday Morning. NJ HQ %S''IV
Mr. N. L. Mcphail, formerly Of steuben.
''lle' mas located In this city, and Is deyoting
q portion OF his time to inslructing pupils IL
voice culture. He also has charge Of the
choir OF the Second Church. 76fI
Mr., John Divine. formerly OF the Eighth
WaFd' who has been residing In Dakota Ter
ritory Tor several months, Will return next
week 10 ms nome In the West after visit Of
few weeks to his native city. ~ M.
Ihe Truth. Of Kansas City, Charlie John
sons paper. says that Col. Jacob lIornbrook
and D. Y. List, Jr., OF this city, are at Kansas
City. The former Is en- route 10 California,
where he intends spending the winter. I,
MI. Henry Arbenz, OF this city, who is at.
teudtng tue fatned Conservatory Of Music at
stussgardt Wurtemberg, Germany, took part
IN the annual examination concert of the
Conservatory given In stiJol,n's church In
that city, on September %, playing sonata
oy uustaye Merkle, on tho world renowned
great organ Of St. Johns The papers all
comptinented him highly, saying that he
mastered the difficult IMPOSITION thorough.
", played with spirit, and showed IN unusual
familiarity with the stops j b
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THE ElI NDATRACE.
Weisserbcr the Best Man, II tho Contest
sEyfg5s 4. .E9 Decides IL. e-g"sr-s 4

"eisserber the Rest Man, II tho Contest
100 Decides IL. -
The boat race oyer the lower course a,
Wellsburg Saturday between WIN. Brloelapd
and George Weisscrber both OF this city, nj.
tracted lage crowd. Immense sums Of
money changed hands over the result, odds
being given on Briceland Of from $40 10 IS
to SIS to $40.
At4 80 O'Clock E:efeFrc T. G. Adams called
the men out. Weisgerber was the first to re.
spond., He was dressed, in greyish white
shirt and blue trunks, and seemed in excel.
lent trim. He had the. Ohio shore, and after
n little preliminary sPRrt took up bis posi-.
ton. Hrlcclanl came saotA utter, wearing a
white shirt and rod trunks,
AT II minutes before 5 o'clock the word
was given aud of The bouts shot, Wesperher
went to the front and pulled n neat clean
stroke OF about 40 to the minute. Dricelan,l
pulled abou. 80 and his recovery seemed de-.
tidedly ierky. Ills oars splashed as thcy
lifted, instead o! paking Il clean feather.
With the nose OF l3ticeIaDfl's Loaf inst Lali
tapping Welsgerber's, they kept down ths
course, maintaining these relative positions
iof above q mile-They had kept parallel
course, separated by about twenty feet for i
mile. when Weisgether hore oyer to the i)h,o
shore. He reached his stake boat line jirst,
but bad lost some by DETECTING from bis
course. Still he was sufficiently in advance
to pull around hlS buoy and over to the Wiz.
GINA shore and lead l3iiceland on tho home
stretch. Immediately after turning prom.
emerged Weisgerber was two lengths in nd.
vance. lie kept close to the shore and D,ice,
land kept close behind NJ him aud the positions
lande's grew silent and the gathering OF
Weisgarberites grew uproarious US Tie men
neare q The end,end when finally Fatty pulled
osst the Inc. winner by two lengths, their
enthusiasm tacw no bounds. ~
40 Official 5a la til9e vas anSoNpced, but II was
The usual amount Of talk abou the result
va ~ hessa; The generally expressed opinion
vas nat y Was square race, on its merits
and that The only reason DFicelqnl was beat
vas That FATTY" was .he better HIan ii the
two, a--gf .77s ia,s'5.''a, - III 'po,5''f-
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INDECENT PICTURES.
A Card from Mcasra. Rara9nx, MyIcs.
Higgins and PIuumer.

a SAIu !EoW AeABER. EArA4nN, My[cN
Higgins and piunmer.
Editors Intetlgcnoer. .1 4
In Sundays Rtyi.ier Is an article headed.
The Nine Muses." which reflects severely
and unjust|y upon every decent and reputa.
BILE photographer in the city, and We, at least,
desire to enter our protest against the manner
In which the article is written. The state.
MenslEet nine foolish youn gladies ''recently
visited d Photograph gallery in this CITY aid
had theft pictures taken I'D scaudaloisIv
sscant attire" may be true. W. know nott'irx
4sto lts tFAtloF falsity. But we seriously Of:
sas e e , te sER d En heng a4e seh
ness Is common in Wheeling photograph
galleries: II such pictures are OF have been
made, Tho artist who had been Induced 10
prostitute his art in such q manner deserves
The condemnation Of every dozen, citizen,
and especially Of every reputable photo.
Erapher: The article should either not have
been written, or so worded a. to relieve rem.
table artists Of the stigma winch 1t casts upon
thtm. 55i$ La WV, MYLEs. = -
J. A. II. PARSONS
il! & 81. ~. II HiGolxs,
ssJl=t ,t +, ". PLuuuyr r.
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FOR SALE,
YARNS, HOIJsrS 10 -;

FAEAlS, HOUSES AM, s.SS.,..,-,,.
Afsr, q SI lss,".' M Ksnt Money 10 LIS FOR
nrrsfM o. q actrs, Uhi ,"o,, stnuuiy. ptic, s.,
Farm o. o. acres, Weilsi WY spo. 'S' 'I@.
rs ss,n o " io9 acres, Welisl to,"yi SN,
coal landl Is co. AS''' In :oS!' ecan,y'' H.,
4 EARN o. 40 Acres, Marshal, ,,,., NNS''eai
fss o. 70 acres. TiiaIel1bISao t;sfIty. sL4
wal H I,Ist y; acres, la,SC dwelling ~! ~
! I1S s,.s 4 i Eoo.a. on cA.n,a. 'as1
4 iioS,S Of R Roolns, on Main sf,S, tT iO
$500 :. ' N0'm' newton NcSS!!iSaSay :,n,.
4 How cot 5 Rooms M sl,,... '"es',
H,, "@ss Oh t"G street Gr eS%, ,Atect En,
uonse on fsuhi M,e,t It i'm. y 70 '''''"
Z f noase eor; Thi .tscut6 NM 'GaIsel ot 500
Ihfec lis,sc. n! aha Atitcl, Fam, It,elL &}GO.
.rr wheeling, ak t !! ' &C. Main 'ISi Gs Ssn: ~
I'D. 4 llouss Hast sliu Main ,,,., 'N'n'
Wheeling, $l.to0. '"veI ! uJmy r..,..
i!oNss On Market ,,,on, >Va''r
ii,,ss on on Fifteenth wtcj TisSIn'. sJNG
rooms. siSSo. ''A''' AID T"ciiyyrSy@nIiG % ~, !;
4 i!ouse Of rooms mr. 'SS3 1 lOt GJtl?l s;.,.,
.ouse 81 u Rooms, NJ EItoIlGcl street II lin; "a
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-30
Judge swing scrious,vI

CINCINNATI O., October ga Gu:eth
Boliyiaspecial says: Hon. Philip D. Swing,
judge Of the United States Court for the
Southern district OF Ohio, is lying dan.
gerously III al his residence in Bolivia. He
was unconscious this morning but rallied
this evening. Ga .'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-30

: w Lsyc beard both Democrats and Re.
publicans ray :hst there is nothing better for
a Cough than Dr. Bull: Cough Syrup; this
old reliable remedy never iia:!s 10 cure
Cough or Cold at once, and may DO obtained
at any drug store for = cents . bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-30

AFTER all the arguments about cheapness
and quality 1t appears that Dr.. Bulls Cough
syfup Is Tue best remedy for the cure Of
Coughs and Colds ever offered to the public.
The price Is only Is cents bottle and every
druggist In the land sells and recon, menls il.