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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-15
TRAvELER,s GUIDE.
Trains arrive aud depart ~ iollows-city time.
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Trains arrive and depart W iollows-City time.
baltimore d 0hfo-MAlS IIKE-DEPART-
1855 m, $40 4 m, 2to pm, sic p m, 7:06 m.
@. o. Diy,-g20 Q N, ELS N, uEl6 p m, $40 am,
". d P, Div.-DEeALT-For Pittsburgh, 6;25 n M
and 400 m: for Washington, IA, 6:25 and $40 nj
sl9 and S;5o N; fos Elm Grove 1855 p m. ar!
$40 m, els p m. Q. o. Div.-6:lo p m, $50 M
E6S m. ". AP. Div-ARRIyE--From PittSbuwh'
$50 m, and go p m; from WaShIugton, Pa KIDD
and $50 . m; LIS and $50 p N; from Kim Grove,
Elopm.
r., O. d st. L.-prrARr-e27 q m, soa m.
l:22 p N, E41 p m. ARRrys-S:E N, il:l2 4 m,
asp m, ENpm
Cleveland, Lorain d WheeIing,-DpAKr
Bridgeport and st. ClAlnyltle Accommodation, 9:2O
m and SIS p m; Cleveland, 1900 noon; MIlGilon,
Eio p m. AIRIyE-&SS m, 1910 m, 2:B p m,
Etbpm.
Cleveland d Pittsburgh-DrAHT-6 a
N, 1880 q N, Eo6 p m; eteubenville Acoommoda.
lion &2S 0 n, WellsVille Accom- modGtion sos
m. AERvE-i2 oS N, 4:t3 p N, sig p m; Steu.
benville Accommodation SSs p m, WenTille Ae.
SIS m.
b. z. d @. RaiIway-LxAyx Bellairo for
woodsheld and SummerheId at Gas q m. and 300
p. n. ARGIYk At Bellaire q GtSa N. and 62op.m.
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& ELM GROVER. R.

On and after MONDAY, MAY Il, 1858, tuntn
further notieol eafs WI run from tho city and
5sammt every hour trom e;ScA. =. toSsoIH
ggi9 M NtxKH, gupe
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In the Circuit cour! !ot Ohio County West Virginia
William F. Zane AID PlatoG 4. ZaIel


In the Circuit Court ios OHIO County, West Virginia
William =. Zane and flssoG B. Zanel
Charles E. ZANE and Others incA'a'e7'
BY virtue Of decree entered By said court In tie
above entitled cause on the 9th day Of October,
Commissioner for the purpose, will sell al public
sale. at the front door Of the Court House Of aid
county, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", the following raj
estate, namely: The undivided half oil etrtl!l
tract Of land lying aid being situate on ZAntt
Island, 10 the city q wheeling III the county y
% followE Beginning at sake on the wet Ete
OF South Penn street, on a line with I. kt0uet
northern fence: thence With the western line d
South Penn street south degtees east q tl'lQ
D les 10 the hedge row; thence with the htdgefuN
South so degrees west 2s!O0 poles: thence EOrthg
degrees west q 42l00 poles 10 stake; thence uDrh
SO degrees cast % l0J poles to the beginning COO.
tanning one Gcre 70 6.lO0 poles. molc or le.E
Wheeling Island, In the city Of v hCeling, BOUNDED
on the north By straight line through the centre
Of Fink street, entehding westerly IRON S0uth Him
stree. 10 south Penn street; on the cast BY EOulh
Kim street: on INC south BY land o. B. j. Stone
Said last mentioned tract Of laud will ltt 10
offered for sale rs whole, and then In lots u
hid out BY the Special Commissioner, q plat Of
which can De seen ~ DIS once, ana safe VIII Dc
made In the manner by which the largest Etln can
DO realized.
THRXs on EALg.-on Ire fnd so much more o.
the purchaIe money a. th purchaser shall elect 10
pay In oa1h, the balance In Two equal instalmenv
nt SIX and twelve months evidenced BY notes
bearing interest from the day Of tale, the title be-
Ing retained until tho puichaSe money Is paid In
W.. ". CoWDEN,
Special Commissioner.
VIII. HAtLER. Auctioneef.
I hereby certify that bond has been given By
above named special commissioner as required b.
the Court.
nNi1 ?, Ii, ECtOLIOClI, Eelk.
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BY virtue OF decree entered by said Court
heaboye entitled cause on the llth day Of January
1853, the undersigned SpeLial Commissioned VIII
sell at public sale az the front door Of the Cont
Rouse OF sud county on
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FOR THAT COUGH (!
Take Tolu, Tar aud Wild Cherry. Fold BY
r. q. LIST, 1910 Main Street
NO MORE LIMpING (.

Tho American Com Killer viii remove your
S''' II. LIFT, 1910 Main Street.
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s I!

In this department we offer unusual
Inducements. In addition 10 those Of
our own make and upholstering, we
procure all that is new aud good Of
other makes, consequently We feel war.
rRnted In claiming the beat stock as well
a. the lowest prices Our stock oil BID
LOUNGES Is very complete. nc con.
troll the sale Of the bes! make. .
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sale at Wilson 4 Banners music St1re without
extra charge; sale TO commence Saturday, Eoyem.
bef IL nol5
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SALE.

JOHN v. SCHULTZE, TrrIte
WIN. II. HALL Err, AucLiOueer, n
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WI. ". cowDEN,

VIII. HAtLER. Auctioneef.
I hereby certify that bond has been given By
above named special commissioner as required b.
sn cell II''H s.B. HccoLLocn. CLERK.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
NEW YORK LETTER.
From oar own Correspondent /.


Mayor Edison has made his nomin
ations and it is the old story of the
mountain and the mouse repeated.
Being a Democrat, he of course
promised extensive reforms, but even
the most pmegmatic citizen could
not repress feeling of disgust when
the Mayors selections were made
public 'and when the alaCrity with
which the Board of Aldermen con.
firmed them was seen. The shame
full deal with Tammany Hall and the
county Democracy was apparent on
the very face Of things and these two
worthy branches of the "regener-
ated" Democracy were so unblushing
in the selection OF their standard
bearers as to indicate that politics
will be brought down to very de-
grading level during Mayor Edison's
administration. Sidney P. Nichols,
the new Tammany Police Commits
soner, was elected from the same
Office some two years ago for neglec-
ting his duty. Patrick G. Duffy, the
new Tammany Police Justice, made
his court laughing stock during his
previous administration, and Gerson
N. Herman, the new county Dem
ocracy Police Justice, does not like to
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
HENDERSON.

Geo. w. Dctwler and wife have
been to East Saginaw visiting friends,
G w Hale has returned from
Ohio where he has been visiting
friends
Clara Peck has been to Durand
visiting her mother.
Jacob Rucss has sold his farm TO
]. ID Relff, of Owosso, and Andrew
Goodwin, of Rush.
Scout Bros Il Co are through re
pairing the grist mill and they are
now ready t. grind your grist.
Protracted NEE ing every night this
week in the Nj. + church at thi,
place. Also at the Clark's school
house.
We hear some talk of grain ele.
vator being built at this place next
summer by the Nj. e. r. R. Co.
We hope it is not all talk, but real
elevat or in earnest.
And still our population increases,
a daughter at the residence of A. l..
Pierce arid son at c. Sanderson's.
NED.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
SOUTH VERNON.

Sleighs are is demand
Sno Raper is getting material to-
gether tor new buildings.
NJ. Gibbs has taken q fran in Liv-
ingston county.
Burt Cases little boy is very low
with inflammation of the lungs.
Fred bunker has sold his farm to
M. P. Seermap.
Sayre Bros, are rapidly filing their
mill yard with logs.
Jno. Sickles is ailing with Bright's
disease. His attending physician
lays recovery is doubtful. )"
Orsen Fowler, who moved to Yer
non last fall TO accept a position as
clerk in A w. Nichols store, lost a
little girl by death on Friday Of last
week. The remains were taken to
Gaines fornterment. INFORMANT.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
BURTON.

James Cravens is visiting friends
in Beaver CO., Penn.
The Middlebury lyceum held an
interesting meeting at the town hall
last Saturday evening. The protect.
ionists completely routed TIL. free
trade men, who said they came un
prepared.
The spelling school mania has
again broken out. A spelling
school was given out at the Meade
school house last week and o sleigh
load from Burton went over. From
what they say understand their hosts
left their manners at home. There
is rich hatvest awaiting an enter
prising agent selling work on decor
um in that neighborhood. QUINCY.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
BENNINGTON.

Parties in the employee Of ]. d.
Priest, Of Corunna, have pressed rs
tons Of hay within three miles Of Ben.
nington station during the past four
weeks all Of which has peen shipped
at this place. A considerable amount
more from greater distance has also
been shipped here.
The "Griswold Lumber Co." are
doing lively business at the present
time.
During four days last week there
was one hundred and twenty thous-
and feet of logs delivered at the mill.
Since Aug a3d, 1882, there have
been shipped at this station twenty
two thousand, seven hundred and
twenty bushels Of wheat and
seven hundred bushels Of oats. II.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
County Correspondence.
ANTRIM.

Deferred Letter.
Sleighing has gone and come since
my last writing, but is not very good
at present.
Rev. Chas. Benson took up 4 col
lection at his appointments to day tor
the purpose of building church in
the burned district.
1t has been dull times lately but
very slippery. Many accidents occur,
but none dangerous to our knowl-
edge at present on account Of its be-
ing icy
Scarlet fever is raging in this vicin-
ity. We warn people to be careful
of the little ones and not expose
them on account of the changeable
weather.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26

given Capt. ]. &. Bontecou, General
Agent of the Michigan State Alliance
He spoke before full house. He
seems to meet success wherever he
goes. it is noble work. He is or
ganizing branch alliances so that the
different temperance orders can
work together in cooperative way.
All were highly pleased with his talk.
At the close of which the regular ex-
ercises began. They were deeply in
teres,ing and quite long, but not tire
some They consisted of essays,
recitations and short speeches inter
spersed with music.
Among the speakers present were
DR.. and Mrs. &. p. Parkill and Mr.. E.
l.. Brewer, of Owosso. Mrs. Par
kill read paper on temperance and
the use and abuse of tobacco. She
says if ladies would refuse the atten-
tions Of gentlemen who use it, it
would become "beautifully less"
The Doctor made some general re-
marks, suitable for the occasion.
He is welcome visitor at our meet
ings.
Mr.. E. l.. Brewer, one Of Owosso's
strong temperance men, who has
been formerly introduced to us, also
made some appropriate remarks.
The "little ones" are always in
favor with us, they do much of our
work; they always come in their
pleasing little ways with earnest
pleadings to become temperance
men and women, and relate some
sad tale of former happy homes.
Mr.. M. H Reynolds experimental
on wheat growing with alcohol, in a
box with three apartments, wheat in
each, one treated with pure water, an
other with water ten per cent. alco
hol and the other with water twenty
five per cent. alcohol. In the first
instance the wheat was two inches
above the ground, in the second had
jus, begun to root and in the third the
seeds seemed to lie dormant. We
will learn more Of his experiment
mex: time. This shows the destruc-
live powers of alcohol on the human
frame.
Rev. Mcleod is always ready with
his wit and showed US some of it
which had pleasing effect, but it
was in the temperance line.
The choir gave some excellent
music, assisted BY Messrs. Henry
and Oscar Moore with their cornets.
They gave cornet duett which was
skillfully executed, much to the graft
ficaton Of the audience.
Our society is certainly in pros
porous condition, there are about
four hundred and fifty names to the
pledges and each meeting swells the
number Last Sunday nineteen new
names were added TO the pledges
which prohibit the use oftobacco and
bad language as well as liquor.
FRED.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26
MAPLE RIVER.

Deferred Letter.
ED. TINES The quarterly meet
ing of the Maple River Temperance
and Reform Society took place Sun
day last at the Maple River Baptist
church.
The hour for morning service was
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26

Mr.. William Finley, Ludingtcn,
Mich, says: II derived great bene-
fit from Browns Iron Bitters."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-20
MutinOus Players.

jersey City 1S.-The Novelty Thea
tre variety show, was the scene Of q
riot tonight. On Monday night George
Sloan became manager Of the place and
engsged score Of performers. He had
come alterations made, carpenters en-
tered suit and the receipts of the box on
Wednesday night we're seized by a con-
stable. Being insufficient, the constable
was sgain at his post tonight. The per-
formers, concluding the chances Of get
ting salaries at the end of the week were
slim, organized strike, headed by four
song and dance men, the ''Invincible
Quartette." Their ultimatum was, mo
pay, no play" The manager bad not
money to meet their demands, and in
formed the audience there would be no
more performance and their money
would be returned. The 10c. gallery
claimed it had paid Csc, and Treasurer
Moore paid each that sum till the funds
we're exhausted, when the crowd unpaid
made rush for the treasurer's Office.
The door was forced open and the place
literally torn to pieces The manager
and treasurer were attacked, but the
police beat back the mob and arrested
Sloan and Moore. A crowd of 100 OF
more of the audience and performers fol-
lowed the prisoners to the police station,
where the dissatisfied entered complaint
for obtaining money by false pretensesi
and the manager and treasurer were held
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Clubs. Trumps--S3O,OOOWon
Tremendous Game,

In the city of Lawrenceburg, Ind,
N[essrs. 1. D. Stevens, Geo. Lowe.
Lozis Garrison, Bailey Lowe, Clint.
Jones, Samuel Dickinson, J. G,
Wiles, Z. Kiefer, Rob't Kellaugh,
Peter Pfalzgraf, Geo. Pfalzgraf and
E. Chance, formed a club rand sent
to E. NJ. BOardman, Louisville, KY,
for tickets in the Commonwealth
Distribution Co., and won $4,000.
So form clubs and send for tickets.
Tickets only s. each; tWenty-seven
tickets, $50: fifty-fYe tickets for
500; 1850 prizes. S112,4O0. $4,000
capital prize. Your chances are
greater by forming clubs. Next
drawing January 31st.
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~ AND W TAKE NO
HVEE,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FRANCE.
The Republican Some Danger.

Paris, 10 Some OF the morning papers
give further details OF the slleg d organ
izstion of the civil war in the west of
France, with the half of the Catholic
workmen's clubs, and mention the dis
covery of a legitimist conspiracy called
"CAtholic Alliance forming . vast as
ISOLATION directed by Baron de Charette.
TheJ declare thirty-three legious have
been formed in the west and centre,
Several officers of the army are impli-
Gated in the conspiracy. The La VOLtatre
declares the rising in LsVendue.is fixed
for the 2lst inetsnt.
Domauo, Bonapartist member Of the
Deputies, gave notice to the project Of
police, last evening, that he had posted
Prince Jerome Napoleon's manifesto
outside his own house, and challenged
BIN to show the iiiegality of the action.
Persons passing by the house pulled
the plsca=d down. The police decline
to crafty Domano's desire for martyr
dom.
The Figaro asserts that Prince
Jerome Napoleon now regrets that hf
eliminated phrase containe in the
draft of his mapifeato IS follows: "Who.
ever be msy be the elect of the people
will be their only legitimate chief"
Princess Clotilde, wife Of Prince
Jerome Napoleon has arrived here. i
is probable there will be no decision il
the case of Prince Napoleon FOR the next
few days The Orleans princes are ex'
pected to resign their commissions in the
army.
French trade returns for 1882, show ar
increase in imports amounting to l08,'
J 600, 600 francs, and exports amounting Il
I 81. 900, 000 francs. This is considered IN
favorable. Ninety-eight millions of the
increase in imports are under the head o!
manufacture" and the increase in ex
ports is divided between manufactures
and "raw materials"
London, l9.-TimeS Paris: A cores
pendent, referring to that portion of thu
| government bill against pre- enders to thu
throne, says those against whom it is di-
rected will be always and everywher,
suspects, and this wretched piece of yr
rany will survive in the gay and gener
Gus nation as the shameful passion
which may produce degeneration and
elicit the execrstion of the world.
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Gathering OF Grandees.

Washington, 18-At the dinner given
by General Beale to Charles Croker, this
evening, were present Grant, Sherman,
Attorney General Brewster, Logan,
Cameron, of Pennsylvania, Farley, Mil
Ter, of California, Ransom, the Russian
minister, NJ. de Gruve, Commissioner
LoTiUg, Judge Sanderson, Colonel Eyre
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johnson, Of Virginia.
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CaRuRI1ieR.

London, 19.-The British steamer
Jennie Otto, at Liverpool, from Calves
ton, had both boats smashed and the
chief officer killed on the passage.
The Belgian steamer WGeSLG1ad, from
New York for Antwerp, is ashore at
Flushing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-20
Aaotner Hotel Rurned.

Quincy. Ills, 19.-The Quincy House,
built in 1882, one of the largest hotels in
the city, burned this morning. The
guests all escaped unhurt. One Of the
servants was badly burned, and police
man on duty fell down stairway and
broke his leg. The house was valued at
5000. and the furniture at SIS, COO.
Insured
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The Michigan senatOrship.

Detroit, 19.-First ballot, joint con-
veDtion of the legislature, for senator:
Ferry, So; Stout, so; Hanchett, 2; Bar
rows, 7.
The second ballot for senator, to-day,
resulted the same as the first, except a
change in the scattering vote.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-20
Fata3 Explosion

San Francisco, 19.-By o nitro gly.
cerine explosion at the acid works five
miles from San Pablo, yesterday after
noon, two Portuguese were killed. The
The damage to the property is light.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-20

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For tremuIousness, wakefulness
dizziness, and lack Of energy, a most
valuable remedy is Browns Iron
Bitters.