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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-02
Wild Turkey LUNCH.

Captain Asa Booth, proprietor OF the
Phoenix restaurant and saloon, under
Washington Hal, will serve to his patrons
this evening, from $40 10 /. O'clock IA
splendid wild turkey luncl. Hc has Sc
cured several magnificent birds from the
mountains, and they will be served uptin
the very best Of style. The Phoenix bar
OIL all occasions will be found stocked with
the finest liquors, malt and spirituous,
and wines, to b c'found in the city. All Of
Captain BOOTHS friends should pay him u
call this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-02

TIE public sale Of groceries, at Joseph
Speidel & Co.'s old building on Main
street, is n great saving to II people dur
ing these dull times. Groceries are sold
at u great sacrifice and people will do well
10 lay III their winter supplies.
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lsc<,uvntlnr ts,estnts House,

The second story OF the State House will
be renovated and put in good shape for
the meeting Of The Legislature January
II. The halls md ooms will be kalso-
mined and the wood work painted. The
money for this much needed work comes
out OF the contingent fund.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-02
The lsn..on Dime Museum,

An excellent show in every respect;
especially attractive for: children and
ladies', is the Boston Dime Museum which
opened at Charley Shay's theatre last
night. For n ten-cent show 1t is IL marvel.
The little Hill children, the ventriloquist
and the magician are a show, in tlicm-
selves. An afternoon and evening per-
Torrance will be given every diyt this
wnpk 3S'fJ f3i--ES 81 9
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MINOR
Which Koueived tlo Attention of tho Com.
x W. nj lexioneru fr' -

Which Koueivsd tho Attention OF tho Com.
riissloners.
Mr.. Boring wanted to increase the pay
OF city members. for their work 6s over
seers Of the poor, but the Board refused to
indulge in this salary grab.
August Bestinger applied for license to
keep a saloon in Elm Grove. Mr.. Woods
opposed it, and 80 did Mr.. Maxwell.
Messrs. Delbrugge and Pickett favored
granting the license. The application was
rejected:
H.yC. Poterman, Justice OF the Peace,
not having made his annual report rs re-.
quired by law, the Prosecuting Attorney
was instructed dt to take the proper steps III
A resolution offered by Mr.. Boring,
looking to the purchase OF half OF the CAP.
itol building Of the city for county pur.
poaes. waa deferred.
Tho Board should have met at lOA. NJ,
but was not called to order till A 70.
cess was taken shortly before ] i. u to =
o'clock, but Il quorum was not again OBJ.
tanned until nearly q; It WIS after 5
O'Clock: when the Board adjourned.
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This Week.,

before VIC open up our immense stock
OF holiday goods next week we will this
week make 3 raid upon oursplendid stock
OF dress goods and give To- our customers.
u bonanza in real bargains.
,ifiiEIfsi ~ E.iM,, NcGlLLlS & Co..
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A GREAT GRIST'.
OF COUNTY BUSINESS GROUND
= ENA.t ~. ..EsLlF9 lNEf hIstsf ~ sf. SG
Through the Board Of Cosh m%laaioncrs Yes.
s~tcrday-Tie Itnllroad Subscription Put
Ti,rou.h-Hogs Devour his boards
Time-FlnnnGial Matters, Stc.

Tllercgular monthly session Of the Board
Of County Commissioners was held yes.
.terduy, with all tho members present but
Mr.. Stein, and President Woods IN the
Chair.
Tho Committee on poorIlonsc aud Farm
recommended the payment Of bills agyrc.
eating Sl,30j "A; the Committee on Print.
Ing bills 10 the amount Of $04 10; Roads
and Bridges, $03l %; Court House and
Jail, sl3i %. u
Half M hour was consumed, though tho
session was almost an hour late III open.
Ing, In the discussion OF the proper meth.
cd Of treating u bill for S2295, and 1t was
finally deferred until the next meeting.
Shoriti-elect lIandlan appeared and pre-
scented his bond Of $4,000, signed by Nj
chael Reilly, Anton Ieymann,I John G.
Hoffman and Peter Welty, rs ssureties,
conditioned upon his faithful discharge OF
his duties as sheriff, and accounting for
and paying over all funds Of the, county
passing through his hands; also d scpa.
rate bond Of $"0,0 00, with the same sure.
tics, for the faithful accounting Sof all
school funds coming into his hands. The
bonds were approved anu ordered filed.
A hit AT THE HOGS.
Apetition was presented signed by X.
NJ. Donar and 200 other citizens OF Ohiu
county, asking that tho State act OF 1879
be mado OF force and uileCtinO Ohio county,
prohibiting hogs from running ut large III
any county where 100. c%itizcns shall peti.
ton the county board 10 extend the stat.
ntc. Mr.. A.J. Clark appeared and spoke
In support OF the petition. Judge Ilous
ton opposed the granting OF the petition
, Mr.. Stocker moved to defer The matter
until the next meeting Of the Board, an,
|; Mr.. Delbrngse seconded tho motion anG
spoke in support Of "deierinent."
Mr.. l'onar spoke in support OF the petit
ton, drawing from his own experience Il
show the Objectionable features Of tn,
free hogs" system. HI said the hoy,
which run Mt large are cramps ant
thieves Judge Houston ca,ne buck il
defense Of the hogs. f2Y
Mr.. Boring never saw a law that suitet
everybody, and hc favored the g~rantin,
Of the petition. He told the old story o
the crooked hollow log through which ,
pig entered n field, and which was turned
SO that both ends were outside the field
This drought down the house." 5Sf q
Messrs. Pickett, Woods and Stocker al
vocated delay. The motion to POSITION,
action until thene1t meeting was adopted
The debate reminded one strongly o
the palrny days Of oratory in the Stat,
+, Legislature, when there was always IL
!, lea, one hog law debate Il week. Tho re-
marks, however, were rather above til,
average Of the House Of Delegates. Mr.
Boring's speech on hogs deserves to &c
down to fame beside Senator Davisson',
famous effort on bulls. ..y,s
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Caldwell. All the more. reason, Urged tho
others, why, the citizens should support
Council IN such q .laudable' move. Nj.
Hildreth, Dr.. Wingerter, Col. Campbell
and one or two Others voted.aeainst L.
II. was adopted, and after firing several
motions at tho Chair, the meeting hilari.
ously adjourned. "
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EullY ErpuAEpa

for cold weather. Fivc hundred calico
comforts from 775c, DOC and 800, A full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in
grain, brussels, &c., from lsc up. RuRu,.
mats, window shades, wall papers; pianos,
DC, de-, cheapEf for cash, by order of the
manufacturers, at No. oOl0 ind ?O2l Main
Street. IoHN RoHMna,, Agent.
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A WARRANT was sworn outbciorc Squire
pcterman yesterday for Mrs. johnson,
colorcd, who lives OH Eleventh, street, md
was accused OF keeping q house Of III fame.
She had crossed tho river into Ohio before
the Constable arrived with the warrant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-02
Trads.

One Of tho largest dealers in drugs in
Great Britain, Mr.. John Thompson, IS
Hanover Street, S1iverpool, England,
writes: at Ia u great pleasure to sell d
remedy which gives general satisfaction,
and our people, like their American
cousins, have, become convinced ofthe fact
that st. Jacobs Oil conquers pain"
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lie PREFERRED DEATH,
Willinm Hi, tho Acknowledgement Groca
Commits Suicide, rilz

william Hi, the Eleventh. Street Grocer,
Commits Suicide. To
The body Of William Hill, thegrocer,
doing business at No. Go Eleventh street,
was found yesterday morning by his vile,
suspended by h short roller towel and II
piece OF rope from q shelf III the building
in which both his store and residence are
situated.
Mrs. Hill had not seen her husband at:
Ter he LETT the house Oh Sunday, and sup.
posed he was detained Mt his fathers, on
Sixteenth street, by the old gentleman's
illness. She was still uneasy, however,
when he remained absent all night, and
came down stairs yesterday morning early
to look for him.
He had evidently gone about s~trangling
himself with great ieliberation. He could
have saved himself with very little effort
at any time before he became unconscious.
Coroner Schultze was notified, and held
an informal inquest without Il jury.
Mrs. Pauline Hill, the dead mans wife,
vas examined by the Coroner. She said
that about a week ago Hill told his chill
dren TINT ii they did not study their les
sons he would blow his bruins out. He
acted very funny, and was worried about
the children. lie had used patent hair
dyes for two or three years, and Mrs. Hill
believed they affected his brain. They
had always lived happily together, and he
was in an excellent humor all day Sunday.
Mrs. Hill continued that she fonnd her
husbands dead body hanging to the shelf
about q o'clock yesterday morning. She
did not know any cause for the act. She
did not think he was right in his mind.
He was injured.once internally.
Georgiana Wright, u clerk in Hills
store, was the next witness examined.
She said she noticed that the man acted
strangely about Thanksgiving Day. lie
washed lis face in the back room, and
came down stairs and read the paper
awhile. She asked him if lie was not go.
ing to church, and he said no.. He went
down street and did not return until after
noon. lie then took n revolver which he
had IN his store and shot down into the
cellar. The gil screamed and he laughed
Tile used a great deal OF hair dye" said
the witness, .""and I told him one. time
last Saturday night it was-that if he didn't
quit using llair dye it would soften
his brain and make him crazy"
She did not know the cause OF the act;
he lived very happily with hia wife.
DR.. S. L., Jepson examined the body.
He did not think the hair dye h adatIected
the man'S,mind, but attributed his net to
dependency.
The Coroner gave a certificate Of death
in accordance with the facts.
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VIII buy Mems and Moments Embroid.
cred, Velvet or warm lined Holiday Slip
pcrs, 1T j. W. AMlCk'S,
e11i3 Main Street.
JUST RECEIVED.

100 lnteSt patt6rnE6f Flat Senrrs. Du-
plfcates of our UuIalu,dcred White Shirt,
reinforced both hnck and trout, the best
In tho market, price 81 %. Also, the
best Ill wool Knit Jacket,
G.. HESS & sons,
Merchant Tnilors and, tents Furhishers.
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INDICATIONS,

WAsrISoroS, D. O., Dec. 81 a. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally fair weather, nearly stationary
temperature, variable winds.
For the Lower Lakes generally fair
weather, slightly warmer south to west
winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-02

OSLY, five pieces left OF u case Of aolored
eashmeres placed or, sale yesterday ut A5c
per yard. uopds TINT cost Csc, 10 in,nort
and sold by other lealprz ut roc furnishes
the sequel OF this extraordinary sale,
i. M. MCCLELLAN & COT
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TIE RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTIONS,
A Now For1n Of Contract Adopted Withou,
y Any Delay.

A Now For1n Of Contract Adopted without
Any Delay.
The special committee to draw up aeon.
tract with tho Mt. Vernon, Coshocton s
Wheeling Railroad Company, reported
that it had met, together with represents
tives'of the railroad and Hon. W. p. Hub.
bard, 'asita counsel, and the Prosecuting
Attorney and H. N. Russell representing
The county, and It recommended tho
adoption Of the following contract with the
company:
The Board Of Commissioners of:tl,e
County;of Ohio, State OF West virginia, In
pursuance of tho authority given ay n
vote of the qualified electors Of the SSaid
county, held on the I4th day OF October.
1884, hereby subscribe for 5000 shares OF
tho capital stock OF The Mt. Vernon,
Coschocton & Wheeling Railroad Com.
pany. OF the par value OF $50 each, upon
the following conditions:
l. That the Mt. Vernon, Cosl,octon &
Wheeling kailroad Company shall, before
the first day Of January, 1890, or before
such later date az the said I,oard OF Com
missioners may hereafter agree to, build,
construct and complete, or acquire po1scs.
sion and Ownership :oi i line Of railroad
from Mt. Vernon, in the State OF Ohio, by
tho ahortest practicable route to the city
Of Wheeling and into the city 81 Wheel
ing, royer a bridge to be built Of iron and
stone at q point In the Ohio, river at the
head Of Wheeling Island, to some point
east OF the east channel Of the Ohio river.
3 That the said Mt. Vernon, Coshocton
I Wheeling Railroad Company shall be-
fore the first day Of January,lSjO, or such
later date Us may be agreed to as afore.
said; have the said line completed and IN
running order, and Ihnll have the SUM
actually and In good faih in operation and
use BY running trains for tho transporta.
ton Of passengers and freight throughout
its entire length rs I,ereinbefore set forth.
I,
81 That the said Board OF Commission.
ers' shall be. secured and Unidentified to liz
satisfaction against any liability under
the statuteS OF Ohio or otherwise, by
reasons Of such subscription, except tho
liabilityto pay the, $l50.0O0 ia satisfaction
0! the subscription hereby made.S SfaE3auI
Upon the c~ompliance'of the: Bald Mt.
Vernon, Coshocton& Wheeling Railroad
Company with each ,alid!a i the conditions
expressed, the said BOARD of
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II YOU want to DO miserable, get yorlr
stomach and dlges'lva organs In bad con:
dition, and let them stay so, Getyo,tr
liver out Of order, mud BE- bilious md
sallow.E bntlf you wantt D Danish the miscr.:
alles, take Browns Iron Bitt,rs, ior. that
will tone up your digestive apparatus, DOR.
rect your liver and enrich your blood, and
make you bright and hearty. The Rev,
WI Is. Smith, Of Grafton, Mass, says, ~
derived great beneilt from using Browns
Iron Bilters for n low state OF The bloou,n
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Grant Crowd.

that. filled our stores yesterday land such a
one is seldom seen III Wheeling} cau find
attractions equally az great in our dress
goods department every day this week.
Prices were never made as low Us now. 1
y s1TS f. NJ McGlLLlXX CD
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TlIIuE will bel wild turkcyluncll sery.
ed ut the Phd,nix Restaurant, under the
Acalemy Of Music, this evening. An in.
,yitation Il EXTENDED To- all. h
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iatirrS steady; Deccmbet l0.loc: January ~ b.c
February l0.57c: March l0.Ggu: April 10 $50: NAV
lo.ssc; June ll.osc: July 1l.Dc: August II .3oc IiE5
cisciSSAri. O.. Dee. Lection dull; lnIddling
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'~Ther,m,Ma6Srr Record.

The following Shotss the range Of the
thermometer Nsaobserved at %Schnepf's
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
! 4. NJ, 80; IL NJ, S9'; ST.. NJ, S9esi !. NJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-02
General S,oticrs.

Il IADN BElLN, EGYPTIAN QUEEN,
~ Reveals Fast, Present and Future; piyr> MI,
Vice oh money, business aud family affair IInM W.
from ! 70 L. ~ No. N EIuhih lifrri ',Du..'i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-02
FOR HORSES.

during tho winter NJ my farm, i've miles ms, NJ ~
city. Those ensrnsting horses to my cats Nm, NJ
s,,rcd Of t~ltst.claSs treatment. III ! have mona h",
the bet Of groOiiis. Arrangements ran lac tnNlr a,
my Livery anu feed Stables, No. nm Main street,
chArge.. ;,aFa. a4i WI, WIEitXX"a
Telephone 40. m"i;
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( $1,000 90 we offer to any one detecting
even a trace Of common grease in Strunz's
Genuine Wax Soap.
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you would secure n dress from the colorcd
eashmeres ut 45c per yard you must come
tomorrow. i. N. MCGILiIS &'Co.
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Epr8c,1t.

DOR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE Nv
Il NIX rooms on fourteenth .tnct H., nF
January l. Apply To W.. j. W. COwpES. w..
tui NlVtts .H.|.'h.t ' I.,
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TIE HOG

or uSwlne Plnrue. ;. Nnutnr In Parts or Ohto
yI1,. County. rT.
Io,o IN ,ha on.r,oar so,.;o, of H.,
noaru yesterday inc lollowlhs eo'i'muhi'
cation was read:
To tho Boardo If Commisionersof Ohio County.
II y, . Is
III aceoruhicc WIN sect'oh D Vi chHpter
O3 OF the Acts OF lSS2, I proceeded on
November % TO investigate tho so.calle,i
hog %cllulpru prevailing in the Short creek
re,,ion. DR.. Robinson. veterinary sur.
p4on acco,n m MED and nssistcI ma Az
vol no W. ro,lI oSrnr,,;n thn iirst cosc
or..nrr,.l nm i. ". V;rloI's farm IN Lon"
Run Whether jsnontancors or ]aris;ne
from cnntovion wa cannot snv-nrohahiS
i'm LATTER" ~
II snrrnd Ia manv neI;hhorInc herds
f.w hos s,,rvivino Tn tha l;nitnd ar"a
irvest;yaicI severa, hundred hooa had
died. file course and history ofEthe lis.
eass marx II ~ contayions
- II Ahra,n MrCnllack's va had nm an.
p%6rtnnity tn examine hops in many sta.rs
=; .hn ,lisooso 'Ti,a .,iS,,oms a. aSs
Io,,n,,s ~ tiosc nf f"v"r IN man
NJ Nirf;oiioch k;lls.l a Shout ,tF.,.tal W.T.;
tia disease, md We made +. poa m,oritm OK.
.'n;,..;oa ,ri,;,h .n,,.aioj H." "I,,s".,os
;st;c lesion If tvnioid lever - : :
":T6a J;saosa I. Ennan H. ;.,r;,,,, romos
swine .nlaoue hov cbol:ra ctc, II il n
oovt,;eo iMss ant.r;r f;,.ns - 800 !, ,n;oa,oI
rom Goi, ~ hn1 anil hw cont"ct ~ wall
go
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A MAN. is wiser for Ills learning, and the
sooner he learns that the only proper way
to cure u cough or cold Is TO lse Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup,,t tile better he is oil.
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CLOSING out Buwies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
J. W. FERnEL.
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.Qhn ~l,,telliQetMtr
oi,es: Nos. "a ind g: Fourteenth Street.
~ gftII
Now AdvertiAei,l eiltS.

~. Now AdverttAemcnts.
For Sale-A fint G!ass,p Idno. NaH
= wallttl- y competcat.Sn y
\. Wnnt&i--lt0 Conf MitVnuG yil
i Artists Matctin!S-E. LsSicoll. a3
Wosiah's G'shbR BeiieyA.en, Sasiety.
For Sale or Observation-Disclosures X. LIST.
- O1ierlH House Col JrkcrEe,nple. ~.
Ho:,cttcr's WtterS-Tlinl1aSc.
spnre klbs-D.E e. List. ir. 2
Fancy Goods for the Ii0l!days-EwinE Dros.
Excelsior Lamp Siove-GcO. ". Johnson's Sons.
ACruwdel Stole--H. Emsheln,cr-llead Local.
Closing Out Sale--.N. Steicnbnch & brU.-llead
Of .orhlsT+HNEs [s&4Sss s stsas
!. For aale--M Maynard Cresamoro Rifle.
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Dry Goods.

Sgw fonK, Dec. 1.-Sumcwhat improved order
&c !u.s' anu ialr l%eFso,ai Inquiry. Moderate aSsoit,
.aIcn n fhir quantity " goods, but the murket IL
vi bout activity. Mea's clothing w"olens very
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objection NOTICE.

II
The Stockholders Of the IVES, Virginia ESacsi.
tion and State Fair Association arr requests Ia
meet al the Court lIouSc Of ohio, County. W, Y,
on the sixth day Of December, A.. H., Isl nj
o'clock r. ~. for the purpose Of ~cleclIis I%lIti,rn,
Directors and % tranSAet any other hu.In,,S whIrh'
may. be brought before said meeting, RucutdIN. 4,
section l2 OF the b. laws. ~
A. REYMANS, rt,l
ufaJhttE H'h'h. sefv. HNN nnat
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BRADFORD, pa. Dec. i.-cride oil weak and
lower: National TrAtnit AMI Tidcwater runs satur
day aud Sunday l2j,GIi barrels: daily average for
November u on barrels total shipments ll0,lW
barrels: daily averaged. 9ll barrels; charters a9,vya.
barrrls: clcsnnicca 6,gsl.OD barrels. National Tnn,
~ certificates opened nj .yHc, closed Of 7G1sc,
hfvhcst -NiLN. fn,cnst srfLr ~ - TEEF.f#'
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TAXATION ANDFINANCE,


The Months Observation-Disclosures .Asicss.
msntx, Etc. lIlEe
Tho report Of the Committee on Fl.
nance and Accounts was read and up.
proved. 1t wa an unusually voluminous
document. 1t recommended that Sheriff
Brown be credited Wit, So, O76.9l county
orders paid by him, and Sl,oo4.3l for road
orders, and that he be paid SsS7.l3 for in.
terest on orders, and !s4S9.5U for Jurors
certificates paid by him. The Bank OF
Wheeling was ordered to he credited ST.
$40. paid by it on account OF the various
sinking funds. Bills %agsregatinp $50. 90
were ordered paid! The old claim Of John
Burns for work done on the p, W.r&@ky.
road came up for about the iiitietll time,
the committee recommending that ho be
paid ST. 50 in full Of al clhims. Bills for
$50 for swearing in election officers by
Justices Of the Peace Manion and Nc.
Cation were recommended to be rejected:
The committee also reported That the
Auditor had certified the assessments for
taxations Of the Railroads.&c. Ohio county
to be as follows:
Baltimore 4 OhIO..., SIG sig ~
Pittsburgh. wheeling 4 Kcntucky.-.... lI7,Ssi 90
Wheeling, Pittsburgh & Baltimorr........ 1915 10
'total ..'....."........".. ~. ,......... s ;00,4A 81
Olthis sumthe committee recommended
the following distribution among the dis.
tricts OF the county:
City Of Wheeling ~. i. ... se7s,sl a
Trlndelphia District. .... .-... ......... SEQ. 5000 VI
Liberty Dlhtr!ct.....-........... Ais! 40
tlaeihthu 2i,SYi 90
The bills for the November election. AZ.
g~regating 1872 0S, were reported in detail,
with the recommendation TINT they. be
paid. $3.50
Mr.. Speidel moved to throwoutthe Burns
claim, and had the Clerk read a contract
made with Durns four years ago, by whicl,
he acknowledged tho full satisfaction Of
his claim against the county. Neycrthe.
less hessrs. Boring, nelbrugge and May.
well advocated the payment Of the claim.
Mcssrs. Speidel and Woods spoke against
paying anything. Nj. Boring distinguish
cd himself for the second time in tho day,
making another great effort, in the 'course
Of which he said he would 90 back more
than four years to do justice between man
and mamie would 10. back a century
yea, to the crlicifxion. il necessary. The
Board refused to strike out. The vote
waa later reconsidered and the matter re-
ferrcd back to the committee for further
consideration. The remainder OF the re.
port was adopted.
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Fon bargains In! Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing go 10
J. ". FEnnEL's,
73l'l- Corner Main and Twenty.irst st.
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NEW ioRx, Dec. l.-Moncy easy at lalk
Psctcsis: Prime mercantile pspet sac percent. sts:
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Tho Features Of tho Money and Stuck Mn
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A GOOD FARM FOR SAl.E-I WILL
offer at private sale for Thirty DAYS. Inv Farm
~ Brooke county, Buffalo township, near West
Liberty, containing 100 acres. Slii t,riu il In d
tate o. cultivation with fair Improvements
which crops out 1t the surface. Abundance Vi;
i!uit and well waterel. Convenient, to cEurh,
Normal School and bethany College. Possession
gwen " once iflesircd Terms reasonable. FER.
W. 9Milh. Gaii on or addrcss.IJ ]. +. SMITH,
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