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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16

Dismiss these thoughts. away. away,
Poor soul do'st thou forget to pray?
Indeed thy Maker yet doth live
tie knoweth all thy wants, thy need
Unto thy children friends He'll give
For ne'er in vain did mortal plead
With Him who notes each sparrow's fal
And if thou'll ask, He'll heed thy call.
Think thou that lie will eer for.ake
The souls that He Himself did make?
There is no wish thy mind can frame
That is beyond His power to grant;
Fear not to call upon His name.
" hate'cr the trouble be that haunt,
Or great or small He can dispel
He ever dceth all things vel
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16
HONEY BEES.

The Nsw SYSTEM OF BEE-KEEPIsG.
livery one who has a Farm or Garden can keen
Bees on my plan with good Profit. I have invent
eu hive aud New Sy stem of Bee MANAGEMENT
T'ch renders the business pleas ant and profitable
nave received One Hundred Dollars Profit from
ea1e OF Box Honey from One Hive of Bees in one
Address. f"4"ie itee.
MRS. LIZZIE E. COTTON. West Gnrham NJ.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16

Why suffer longer from dyspe psia,
indigestion, want of appetite. loss oi
strength, luck of euergy. malaria, inter
mltt"pt levers, etc Browns Iron Bitter,
never fail to cure these diseases. They
act like charm on the digestive organs,
removing all dyspeptic symptoms. such
as be'ching heartburn, billiousness, etc.
iomember IT is the only iron pr .paration
that Will not blacken the teeth or gave
headache Ask your druggist concern
ing It's merit
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16

Ladies generally wish q magazine
which gives the Fashions and Madame
Demorest's monthly magazine seems to
be the most popular. The price is So
You can get the Farmer and Mechanic,
weekly, and Demorest's Monthly for
$3.50 a year.
Thus you save hall-a-dollar. and all
the expense, risk. and trouble of order
ing the papers yourself.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16
Also MINERAL TRACT Of GOLD and

Farmers aud others desiring grstee!, lucrative
agency business, b. which s5 10 .1O = day 10
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V NrLKIssoy < Co., ls5 and lg7 FULTON Street New
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16
HOW YOU CAN GET THEM.
--.O.

People are bound to have something
Funny" nowadays; so thousands of
them subscribe for - TEXAS SIT
INGS," an S-page weekly paper, which
deals in Funny Pictures, Anecdotes,
Yarns, etc.
The price is $3.50 year; but you can
get that paper, and the Farmer and Ne
chanic one year for 81. The Publishers
of TEXAS SIFTINGS announce that
every yearly subscription received be-
fore January l. 1884. will have one
chance in a Drawing.-which will give
rs prizes 500 acres of valuable farming
land, new $500 piano, a 800 gold
watch. and one hundred and fifty other
premiums.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16

MoRE "MRRRY CHRTsTN -
Mr.. Nm. Latham. scAoo, teach
cr bY occupation, i i suddenly +
ozart Hall, this town, dUi ia. tic hsis,-
mas holidays. The deceased has lern
drinking very hard foy several DAYS. aul
was drunk the las. time l.e Mas seen
allle II !, supposed hc had run through
With a. his money. aud went 10 Tie Lall
aHadco 10 Tor the purpose Of retiring for
the night. He did retire. but tor eier..l-
y lie was found about tscniy-!0ur
hour> aitei lis death with a bottle III
morphine on his person. oxfor' o.
PAan's f51eRd.
Morphlnc taken while drunk always
khis. We can name ten well known
men who Killed themselves in that way
during the past ten Years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16
For the r. NJ M-Household.
The Dying Mothers SoIiicquy.

(Psdlm -FCI-ll and Is cerses)
NOW mnSt 20 and they 80 Young,
How fondy 10 one wish I've clung =
The hope and prayer | might be sl AIRED
TIL all my boys and gills were grown,
Each welded to some heart that cared
As much for them as have done;
Then | should die without fear
And naugh; but parting make death
drear.
But for my babe I'd not repine.
Care not that life must resign
But now my mind with grief is Taught );
My hope was vain and | must 90
While they are left unloved untaught-
feel IT it were only SO
That all together we might die
| d leave this world without sigh.
So many thoughts, so full Of pain
Why will they come, again, again?
NV lad Of seven, who'll help him earn
" hene er his task may seem too great :?
Who'll teach him from all sin TO turn
The right to do, the wrong to hate?
This work was mine All would twere
[ might complete it ere Ego.
And thou my girl, thou'st only FIVE
Who'll teach thee how, gainst sin to
strive?
Who now to thee thy prayers will tell
And lead thee to the Savior's fold?
Thou ne 'er couldst say thy verses we'll
Un.ess thy little hand Id hold.
Through all thy life may some kind
friend
To thee helping hard extend.
My baby too, MY blue eyed Bess
Shell need me more than all the lost,
Twas Joy to tatEe her dimplod form
My pride 10 curl each silken II ess-
Ny care 10 shield her from all harm
My chief desire to see her ble.t
j other friends thou here shalt fud
Will they ALWAYS be tender-kind?
=
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16
Stm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Q1QUuUUUUUuuuYUuu

ioh 'he children 70 cut out sud save the comic
usi'" ile'drea az they APPEAR froul issue ~
rsua lhey wlll DO lleased with the colleetirr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

Mr.. !. G. Dillon, the leading jewelcr Of
the city, has securpd o large an4 splendid
assortment OF the most valuable gems
ever shown i'll the city for the coming Holt
day trade. They will be placed in his
cases to day for ,tlie first time, and this
afternoon and evening Mr.. Dillon pro-
poses holding n diamond Opening. He
viii show. between sis, 900 and $50, 900
worth Of the clloiccsta and arest diamonds
mounted IN earrings, studs, lace pins,
bracelets end rings, also n number m
mounted. In ADDITION he will dis
play a full line OF rpbies,' en-
cIulds, sapplilrAs and other gong. The
attcntionof those intending to purchase
is ~eapeclslly directed to this display. All
oil his patrona-sn iact, every one, whether
intending to purchase or Eot+-ure invited
to attend the opening. MT, DDInn's
handsome store, OF Market Street, thisait-
and evening will probably be more
y center Of fashion than usual, rs there
are n large number Of Judges Of fine stones
IN This rity. who viii by delighted to learn
OF the opening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
RIVEHNEWs,


Movements Of l:0ats and The s.nse u water
Here uph Elsewhere.
The Teieg.a,a, s.staaer 0'Stal aud Prin-
cess made their regular iivs yesterday.
Tho Barnard came down yesterday and
went 70 bunk for n short time ut the loot
Of Fourteenth Greet.
The river at this poi;:: Swas about sta
tiopary yesterday with n lelth Of about
five feptiu the channel.
The Fred Wilson passed up with 4 tow
Of en,pties. a. nun,bes Of crews arrived
iron, Pittsburgh yesterday and yont DO.
low to get their tows in readiness to start
ont nj any moment.
The saw,mill boat Clipper arrived yes.
terday and took up q position ct lie foot
Of Fourteenth street, where she is Sd wiug
wood for the new Pittsburgh, WiicelingE
Kentucky, freight depot.
The Diurna! ingetting away fol Parkers.
burg yesterday morning ran aground on
the creek bar and VIM not gotten Off until
8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The Trim.
cess and Lizzie Townsend pulled her OF.
PJrTsnuRdI, PA.,D Dec; 9.-Riyer . feet 10
aad rising; weather icleur mid cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
ttThc i'uvciucnts Of Paris,

The play which is 10 be presented at
the Opera House Tomorrow evening and
friday evening is generally pronounced
one Of the best Of its kind in I'LL respect,
ever seen on the American stage. Whi;c
confessediy = meiodrama and dealing
with some Of tho Partisan low lie, its SEN
sa,ionn'ism is kept within proper bounds.
The comedy clement Of the drama is very
effectively delineatcd, and relieves It en-.
tirely C any Ao,nbrencss that the prologue
wonld at first Indicate might run through
out the play. The scenic effects are very
fine, tho rass-picker's quarters iii the Third
net being particularly picturesque. The
Introduction in the last aAt OF a locomotive
run by steam IS also 4 novel scene. The
company is spoken q asa strong one. lie.
served seats ut. Banners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
G1LBERr,s
TO be Presented by ths Friday Club =
Ariuu sinli thia 3inIdfI.

TO be Presented by tAs Friday Club Mt
Ariun :init this Month.
Tie Friday Club" the amateur thcatti.
cal association which SO successfully pic.
sented two sparkling little comedies
at Arion Hall last winter, recognized
several weeks aimee. and has been actively
engaged in preparing 4 thtee-aGt ~iarcical
,ollcdy. entitled Engaged" written BY
Gilbert, OF comic opera lane. It Is one
Of tho best Of the phys produced by. this
talented author and will be placcd'on the
stage arti>ticafty. It will 10 given for the
benefit OF tile Women's Union Benevolent
Society, ut Arion Hall. December 70 and
80. Last season the audience vas both
delighted and surprised by the excellence
Of the performance. The members OF the
club arc eSerting themselves to make the
presentation OF Engaged" just as cred
table: The object for which it will be
given is a worthy M and the club 70 de-
serving Of encouragement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
To the Owners Of Hogs in Chic County,

~ .EH
WtiEEt:ts,a contiguous nni destructive c%pIzco,,c
Enown us hog 6holera;; prevails III many ,.riions nj
ms county; cuiiSlnp large pecunlary los to own.
cs q hogs. and endangcrlng tle hiie;y o. o,i,rr
strck, Atth Us ,fowis. sheep. &c., II Is. necessary IN
ttS" prompt and decisive measures 10 erniirntt IN, c
same, c3 w. u "1AN:' ~
lncscforc, tho County Board Of Health. ly vi,,,,.
% AGO nt the { osisfatlrc md by AUTHORITY irnm
tho i'olsl OF Com missiOncis of Ohio Comfy Ia
CENTER l.. Older a strict qunrauti NJ. of MI h hog
III ms county. No hogs shall run AZ lnrce, Fsrhb
ana every owner o.! hogs slNll 80 combine ,ihrm Nc
10 lrcStnt the possibility Of their mInullnr win
other hogs = hose showing symphonic OF Hines
Snail IT once De sernrted from welt ones. When
Que nies ltIe body should be deeply bu,icd. All
stock should he guarded from eOnt,ot with tho or.
ctclionS OF diseased hogs. Thedniuhge irnrn Mons
containing Elek hogs should not lie nlla wed To IInyr
oughily with earth. $500 1's'
My Ines. simple precautions Il Is possible IN cu,.
mii ~ once; and n a reasonable time completely
Ing Legal penalties nt:Hthod to disohedlcncc OF
tnesa Injections Mrs. ilue or imprisonment, or i,t6.
we trlst TINT the ticportanre " their iobs,ryyns.
II snulcicntly Obvious 10 render h resort 10 tho in.
nlcuol o.! penalties unnecessary. sI6ff
ANY ono having iuf0ru ,tI0u' OF any yio,otIo, n;
,h,sr orders VIII PLEASE molly the County Doay,i Of
y Is mlslclncnnor 10 butcher and sell disrny,c,
animals. a Circular .etsing forth tho same viii he
w. order County Pond o. Hcalih.
ne.th4W 80 va EuiEEE HOGF, pns,tcnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
TrIEeRApu AND TELEPHONES
And Other Improvements for MorCantou
5s MononSnl,n CO..

HtiNI Lax l1f'e 1lOnohSHl'h Cos NV, N
Secretary OF State stalnaker yesterday
issued a charter to the "Monongalia In.
proyement Company Of alorgantowtn,
". Va, u corporation formed for the pur.
pose Of constructing, purchasing, main.
tanning and operating lines Of magnetic
telegraph and telephone linep, will, The
right TO charge tolls and fees for transmit.
ting messages or permitting them to be
transmitted; for establishing sns and
water works, for the purpose OF supply.
ing gus, either natural or artificial, for
lighting, heating md manufacturing Ippr.
poses, and water for domcstic, manuiactur.
Ing and other purposes; and for carrying
on q general manufacturing, mining and
mercantile business. The capital stock Ia
limited TO $4,000, Of which $1,000 hus
been subscribed and $500 paid in. Tbs
shares are $50 each, anl tho incorporators
are +. S, Lyon, John @. Wagner, Fair.
child, Lawleal 4 Co., ThoInas y. Evans,
George B. Morris. /. Q. White, j. w.
Carraco, John IL. Hoffman, G. W. John.
son, w. @. MeGrcw, l.. s. brock, y. j.
purinton. II. i. Lazler, J. X. burr, George
9. Sturgiss, L. Shiss!er, 5. G. Wallace,
Joseph a. Mcl.ane, ". Wagner, Josepl.
Morrland, John A. Dillt, i. s. Morgan
W. W. Houston and j. NJ. Gully.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

y OHIO COUNTY, - S'@
y the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, YES, y,r.
gtnia. DecclnLer Rnlrs, 1881. -
G, + Bn;wn, sheriff 1t Obi. county,
sdWlnisifa,Gt 81 lhe estate Of Dan.
2 lei MGcQ, de,eascd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
SUYDAM-CHAPLINE
4 KANSAS CITY BUSINESS MAN
Marrfes n Well Known wheeling Society
Lady-An Elegant Full Dress Wedding
Oh tho lslnnd Yesterday Af,or.
no0n-A roptlnr Hello Gune.

Tho marriage OF Miss Mamie Clapline,
Of this city, 10 Mr.. Joseph A. suy'lam, Of
Kansas City, which took place Yesterday
afternoon n, tho residence Of the brides
bso,hcr.in.Iaw, Mr.. s. +. Norton, cofn6r
OF Virginia and South Front streets, on
tho Island, was u quiet and, at the same
time, ono OF the most elegant affairs TINT
has taken place in Wheeling society for ~
long time. Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. i, Rush Swope, OF St. Matthews
Y. j.. Church, ut $50 o'clock promptly, in
the presence oin fpw relatives anlfa Inn.
,iority OF tho members OF tho German, OF
which organization the bride was one OF
the most attractive members. II WIS y
full dress wedding and tho handsome
light dresses Of tho ladies and the dark
suits Of tho gentlemen, rs the wcaters
passed through the parlors, the floors u
| which were covered with linen, produced
a very. pleasing elect.
Attic hour named Memberships we'd.
ding march, played by Prof. Killmyer, an.
H0uaced The approach OF the bridal party.
Masters Percy and George Norton enter.
cd first. They were dressed in Tasty black
velvet costumes and carried llowers. Miss
Amy Chapline and Miss Julia List, o.
Kansas City, followed and proceeded thu
| bride and groom. The bride wore an ex,
Quisitc costume Of creNn silk with crysta,
beaded front, square train and cut square
In the neck, trimmed with point lace
Diamonds were her ornaments und natura
flowers were Used about the costume will
q charming eject.
During the ceremony soft, low must,
was played. An enjoyable lunch follow
ed. The presents were many and wcf
conspicuous for their elegance. Tho Ger
man remembered the bride with n hand
SOME marble clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suydam lei. n! 4:47 o'cloc'
on the +, G. 4 ST. L.. for their home il
4 ansas City. They arc accompanied Il
far as Uh!cugo by Mr.. md Mrs. Fritz, c
u'Alnfeld, \. j., Mr.. Suydan's siste
and h',..sbatd. AS the happy couple drov
away rom no house, Il shower al rice an
oll shoes iolloweu, the carrIapc. 1t wa
emblcmstical.of the numE..H1s good wislie
that follow them from the mary friends
r!ln bride, Miss Chap.ina vas universe
~ liked, and her departure will be regre
led by her friends. The groom is y pro-
porous Ka,lsas City merchant. MIR. an
Mrs. Suydam will not he at home unit
December Is. r- rIH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03

J. =. Whitman. J. ST.. Pollock, s. Z. s
Chambers, William Moore trustee In chsn,erv
!. + ZONES, trustee. Alfred Mrn ak, - $3.50"
+ 'JsAe DavidtaH. Hdttinistrntrix II
thu estate Of Robert Davidson. DE-.
ceased. William Miller, Mnry ind
,.amh aud Henry Lamb her hus-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
STATE MEMS,
Accidents md Incidents In West Virginia

Accidents md Incidents In West Virginia
md Vicinity.
Five deer were recently killed near
liuntcrsvi!le IN Focetontas county,
4 posioAiW has been established ut
Dobbin, Grant county, ". Va, and F, T,
Rumbarger appointed Postmaster.
The number OF new houses, counting
additionsot the cost OF not less than $40
as a house, in Wellshurg during the year,
is about forty, and the cost, including the
new church at $4,000, about $4,000.
This only relates TO the corporation,.o OF
WelIsbuygy Tho adjoining sUtlrbs. Mid:
way anil Luyearvile, Will add ten or
fifteen more. Turing the same period, in.
Guiding the Da!xell glass works finished
..sinv the last summer. The entire in
vestments in buildings will run up to not
far from $40, 900 during the year.
Frank Ehe4n, Of Slorghhtawn, ps the
firm OF Fisher 4 Shean, butchers, is said
to have lett for parts unknown, with q
considerable amount Of the firms money,
A,few days ago he started to unihntowp
with seventeen head OF heavy cattle be-
longing to the company. 1t is thought he
sola them and at once left the country.
tieis largely In Debt to merchants and
others ut Aloreantown. The matter will
I've investigated ut ONCE. shcan left the
books in such shape that Fisher eai, ea!,
lect the accounts Of the company, and also
a letter stating that he fled the country
because OF certain difficulties in which he
had beeome involved.
At the last term Of pourt Ii. Braxton
county Alex. Lumscy, j Golofcd man, was
sentenced to term Of ten years in the
penitentiary for robbery. He had served
a term in. the pe%nitcntiary and had been
out less than A year, The Braxton Central
contains the following story abpYt him:
He seemed to have q great dislike for the
State, prison and told come al the servant
girls that he was not going 10 The peniten.
tiury. Every since Friday he had been
trying to break Jail, but Sheriff Small
knew it and vas Watching him very close.
In soDle WY he had gotten hold af IN old
knife and hal it hid. Monday mnrninethe
Sheriff had made all preparations to start
with the prisoner for Columbus, but just
before Ike entered the cell to get him,
Lu,nsay ont lis throat almost from car to
ear, cutting his wind pipe and making a
hole large eN9ugh for q man 10 put his fist
in. His recovery il doubtful, g,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
RAILROAD NOTES.
FROM TIE VARIOUS LINES.
Zig shipment OF Ties For tho Il. 8 O. Ex.
tenston-Promotions and Changes Of
onleial. on Local Ronds and
Dlyis,ons-An Engines Jump.

A little work Is being done nj ono or
two points OH the Ohio Valley road.
G. X. Dey,ies, OF the Baltimore & Ohio
engineer corps operating on the o. 4 b.
short line in Washington county, Pa, is
In the city.
Tho Ohio River road Is handling thou.
sands Of barrels oil apples and many cur
iouds Of corn weekly. Both come 10
Wheeling, either for sale or reshipment.
The piers and approaches 10 the now
bridge over tho Monongahula river near
Fairmonl are nearly complete. II Is ex.
pected that irlins will DO running into
Morsahtown early in March.
Capt. clawspn, formerly train runner on
tho llempileld, has been promoted 10
supervisor Of the Wheeling and Pitts.
burch division, vice Il. NJ. Sl,cats, trans.
irrrrl. Capt, Clawson was IN. this city
yesterday.
Thirty thousand ties have been ship.
ped from the teighbofiiood Of Fairmott
within tho last few days for use OH the
extension OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio iron,
Baltimore to Philadelphia. Fifty.eisht
car loads lcft Grafton Monday.
tits rumored tia! Tho,ns r. SHARP,
formerly Master Of Transportation, Balti.
more 4 Ohio, will succeed Thomas NJ.
kingas General Manager OF the Baltimore
4 phio's lines at Pittsburgh. Mr.. King
goes TO baltimore rs second Vicc Prcsi-
dent'of the Baltimore & Ohio. Colonel
Sharp Is Mt present Receiver OF the Ohio
Central Road, Charleston Division.
Tho project to build d narrow.gaugc
railroad ftom Weilsbur,, Brooke county,
this State, to Washington, Pa, Is again re-
ceiyiny attention. 1t Is estimated that
tho road, by why Of West Middleton, Pa,
will cost $1,000 per milo. II is expected
that Tint portion Of the IIempGeld DO.
tween Washington and Tavlor's Hill,
which will be abandoned utter the com
plc.ion Of Draly's tunnel, will be utilized
by the road.
Engine No. 5, on the Pittsburgh South,
ern railroad, on Sunday evening Jumped
the track, near Upperman Station, ant
after running n short distance fell over ar
emhanknlent fnrty feet high, The engineer
and fireman jumped from the engine nj
soon as II leit The track. thereby savin,
their lives. Conductor Frank Hatly anc
The brakeman remained ut their post unit
all danger was past and prevented severa
passengers from jumping from the car,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
ARRESTS last MONTH.
Tao Work Of the City Police Force IN No.

lao WORK III me CITY iOltCe EOrcC Ill NO
vcnbes.
Lieutenant Sylvis' monthly report Of
the work Of the city police force for No.
veuiber shows that III that month 81
arrests wero made. Oh these Captain
Bonnet made 6, Lieutenant yIyis4, Officer
Dunlap 4, Hclicr2, Junkins none, Fergu-
son $, Rird s, Reid ?, Montgomery Z,
Morris s, t'reboltS, Barum ], %steinbickcr
!, Grist 6, Taylor ], Liston none, Belld-
Vile ., Combs3, Carl l., Kennedy lone,
Brooks 6, Constable Lauclilin !, Special
Bell !, Special Byles ..
Twenty six OF the cases were for dis
orderly conduct, % ior drunkenness. 0 for
yasruncy, 5 for keeping houses Of il! iamc,
1 for loalins in such houses, S ior pros;itu.
ton, . for loa:ius III the sidewalk, . for
abusive language, for indeeency. ! ior
violating the night cart ordi nance ] fUr
profanity, 3 for exposure Of person and !
for violating the rules Of the Board Of
Public Works.
There were fines assessed to the amount
Of SIl9; fines paid, $2D4; fines unpaid
S22l5; lookup fees S4 50: sergeants' fees,
S62 20; Tor commitments, =; Clerks ices,
Sl05 30; IL total collected md turned over
to the city Of S407 95.
This is the smallest business done in
any month since Capt. Bennett became
Chief OF Police.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
Tho rlun.ca lzmish,., rlans.

There was to have been a meeting Of the
Plumed Knights at the Lincoln Club
rooms last night to hear the report OF the
Committee on Permanent Organization,
but owing to the failure OF the committee
to properly advertise the meeting the at
tendance was small, and it was decided to
do nothing until Friday evening, for
which time 4 meeting will be called. Tho
committee with but little effort has
secured the names OF tifty.threc who arc
willing to join the organization for four
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Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. @
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
kcnli.le's Lecture.

An ISraLl.IGEscrn reporter asked Col
oncl kemple yesterday il there would be
my "local hits" in his lecture on "l.l;," ut
tho Opera House tonight. "Ycs,," said
the Colonel 81 shall make SOME pathetic
illusions osomcof my Ncpwblican friends,
who are now in oilice, and The places that
know them now shall (soon) know them
no moro forever or Mt least for four years,
and some OF my Democratic friends who
desire to 'ie downiin green pastures and
drink OF the still waters which means n
good Government Office" kemplc and
""lili' will be at tho Opera House tonight.
Tickets at Banners,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-03
IEpHulne. T%ussuuL'n Wax. Works

For many year, ATTRACTED tho attention OF
thousands Of visitors to Lonl on. Although
shese wax-works were famous all oyer the
world, they were not pleasaIit to look at.
The faces Of the persons they represented
had IN unhcalty and bilious look, Just like
those hosts Of people we see along the
streets every ahy. Why do people look
this way? Those who fake Browns Iron
Bitte,s have no such appearance. Browns
Iron Bitters renews the blood, reforms the
,lisordered liver, corrects the action Of the
heart, aud produces general health, und
restores the skin to vigorous action.