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ORDINANCE OF.
P C. E.

In Rtlaffon to the Running at large of
Cattle 6etzosen certain Dates.
BE 1t ordained by the council of the
Town OF KlrksvIl!e as follows:
DEC. L. That 1t shall be unlawful for
any cow, bull or helfer, or OF her cattle
to run at large or be permitted TO run
at large within the corporate limits of
the town of Klrksyllle between the
first day OF November and the frst iav
OF Aprl., and any such COW, bull. helfer
or other cattle. so running at large
within the corporate limits of said
town between the first day of Novem
Der and che first day of April Is hereby
declared to be nuisance.
SEc Z That any person or persons
violating the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and on conviction thereof
shall be lined not less than one dollar.
nor more than twenty five dollars.
SEC. .. 1t shall be the duty of th.
Marshal on being informed or having
personal knowledge of cattle running
at large IN violation OF the provision,
OF tbs ordinance to proceed IN like
manner as Is provided for in Ordinance
No. 81, in relation to the running at
large OF horses mules and asses. and
his fees shall be the same as are nro-
vided for IN said Ordinance.
SEC. 4. That this ordinance be in
toree and effect from and after its pass.
age and publication.
SEC. 5. That all ordin ances or parts O;
ordinances in conflict with the proyi.
sionss OF this ordinance be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Approved and adopted this 18th day
of March, A. D. 1884.
Attest: Tgox.s Srve
A. NJ. SMITH. Mavor
Clerk. q
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More FTne Stock.

Messrs Henton & Graves have at
their barn south of the square two fine
bred stations that they desire farmers
and horsemen to call and see. POOLS
Abdallah," is a beautiful dark bay, is
10 hands high and is five years old.
He gives fine promise of speed and has
long line of first.class ancestors.
Walter {" is beautiful blood bay of
fine form and good action. He is IS
hands high. For terms, pedigree etc,
call at the "red barn"
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MOB RULE.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday the
city of Cincinnati was the scene of moi
violence which only finds parable
in those that ragged in New York city
| during the draft exci,emen. of the re.
bellion.
A man named Brenner had commit
ed cool, premeditated murder for mon
ey. had confessed his crime, and an lg-
norant or corup. jury had returned
verdict Of manslaughter. The Judge
after having sentenced the prisoner to
the fullest extent of the law, twenty
years IN the penitentiary, had charact.
erized the verdict as an outrage. A
public meeting of prominent citizens
was called to Genounce the jury and to
consider what means to take to stem
the current of crime and to bring about
more thorough enforcement of the
law. Prudence and order was recon-
mended, but that meeting seems to
have been the match needed to fire
the train which precipitated a bloody
riot. To the Jail !! and hang the Muir
derers of whom a number were there
incarcerated, was the cry and soon a
vast mob was surging around the build
Ing. The officers resisted, the fire de.
partment and the police were called
out. Shots were exchanged and the
reign of terror was insugrated. The
mob armed itself and met force with
force, shot with shot, and finally the
militia were thrown into the melee.
For two nights the city was a hostile
camp, and the sound of skirmishing,
and the shrek of the musket ball, sung
OF death and wounds. Still the mob
increased. and at last infuriated and
baffi.d, the mob fired the magnificent
courthouse and many important doc
uments, and one OF the finest law L.
braries in the country, became food
for the flames, A portion of the rec
oIds had been removed and were saw
ed. The list of killed and wounded
is long ore, nearly two hundred.
Many are supposed to have beeni un-
reported having been carried to their
homes.
Bremen the guilty cause of all this
trouble, had been started to the penr-
entiary before the outbreak occurred
On the way to Columbus he escaped.
but was captured again, and glad to gel
behind the bars of the penitentiary to
escape the mob that waited his ap-
pearance at several points along the
road.
1t is startling thought that lying be-
meath the surface, in all our great cit
les there slumbers the tiger of the
commune" which needs but spark,
a touch, a sight of fire or blood, to wake
it into such hldeous life.
In this case it was at first but the
protest of an outraged community,
against the laxity OF the law but it ended
in defiance of all law, human or divine
and rageo in carnival Of blood and
destruction Further particulars " i'll
be found IN our news columns.
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In bookstore recently a serious
minded lady asked youthful salesman
for copy of "Eucharistica." And
the young man responded with a glow
of innocent solicltude on his ingenious
face: "We haven't it, ma'am, but
can give you Hoyle's games: you'll
find it In there with the rest of 'em."
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Arthur Dovely (presenting his girl q
plate and fifty cards on her birthday
you have used these cards
sou can have some more struck
of. The plate ought to last you al
your life r"--L,te.
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be found IN our news columns.

La PLATA, Mo-, 1.-THE most spirit
ed election ever held in this town came
off to-day. John M. Hamel, Jr.,
Republican and prohibltionist, was
elected Mayor by handsome majority
He is the youngest Mayor in the State,
being hardly 21 years of age. A. G.
Tegmeyer and w. ], Biggs were re-
elected School Directors.
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Loami Mott, who perished in the
burning building at Memphis, Mo.
was a member of Co. A 42d Illinois
Infantry. He was one of the seven
men who spiked the guns at Island No.
Io.-Ex.
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For Sale.

A thoroughbred Holsteln bull, one
year old past, address, c. T. RICE.
Kirksville, Mo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05

Inc interests OF humanity seem 10 demand
me publication OF tho following facts: Two
montIs ago my a!teatio1 YRS called to the
Gaze Of poor woman who WAS said Ia he
tfil Neu with o cancer. found he. with an
ulcer on her shoulder at least five inches in
circumference angry, painful, and giving
the patient no rest day or night for sis
months l obtained n supply OF Sgiitis
Specific, which perauaded her to try. She
has taken five bottles, the result Of which ia
that the ulcer is entirely healed up, nothing
remaining but small scab, not larger than
ones finger nail, and her general Health ia
better than Tor five years past. sho seems 10
90 perfectly cured. l consider its effects
TohdeIfui-almost miraculous. REV, jesse
II. CAyrnELL, Columbus Ga. - ' '"'S''
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PERSONAL.

NJ. koesuth has two sons, both OF whom
reside in Italy. NJ. kossuth is eighty.two
years old.
Ex-President Hayes persistently avoids
interviewels and refuses to talk with any
one on political subjects.
Mrs. Weller is the name OF the plaintiff
in a breach Of promise casa in London and
Mr.. Dickens Is her counsel.
The widow oil General Custer is spending
the winter in Detroit, the CUES. OF her bus.
bands sister, Mrs. Calhoun.
Ex-Governor Hendricks, who is now in
Paris, writes that hia health il much better
than when he LETT this country.
Materna, Winkleman and Scaria sre-it
seems to BIZ now settled-coming to give
German opera in this country in the
spring.
Holloway, the English pill vendes, who
died worth tive millions, always lived over
his store, and never visited place Of
amusement.
A new viclniat from Prague, named On.
drIzck, is creating sensation in Vienna.
He is said to approach Paginini nearer
than any other violinis. that has appeared.
Mrs. Mary A. Denson, author OF "His
Triumph" and other novels, is now ut her
new home in Florida. She ia making
preparations to get out an orange grove,
and is much pleased with the climate and
surroundings.
John W. and Asa B. Hutchinson, with
their sister Abby (Mrs. P..t,or) are visiting
In Washington. These three were Of the
original quartet, famous as the "Hutchin.
son Family" aud are the only surviving
members Of family Of sixteen brothers
and sisters.
n. Ruel, whose wealth amounts to
25,00o,0O0 francs, began life by selling
matches, and then became the
largest manufacturer Of them in France
established restaurant for the poor in
Paris where 5000 paupers feed daily at ten
cents for hearty dinner. .ea
Mr.. Stern, the banker, has been unable
to get any rabbi to bless his union with
Mile. Croizatte, and civil marriage only
has been performed, Mile. Croizstte having
agreed to dispense with a religious cere-
mony. In fact, 9. was willing to dispense
with everything except the dover.
John Harris, tho Cornish poet, whose
productions wero highly praised by Long
fellow, died recently ut Falmouth, aged GS.
The son Of miner, he often, in his early
days OF poverty, used ink made from the
juice Of blackberries In 1851 he got tho
prize for tho bes! poem on the tercentenary
Of Shakespeare. Although" he says in
his autobiography, my lie has been one
Of hard struggles, have been content. A
crust and song are better than sirloin
and groan. q
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STARRING n Ii, .shery.

Philadelphia Call Jal kt'
"Oh, some ono ia conf ng up tho steps
ma" exclaimed Miss Pyrklns to hel
mother, who keeps a harding house
"Shail l 20 TO the door ?" g
mo, Indeed" answered. Mrs. Pyrkins
bustling around. 1T 10 Il young man who
Ia probably looking for board. &c, down
Into the parlor and b. 1'laying dreamy
air on the piano when hscomes In"
"Yes, know; but some one must attend
10 the door. Tbere goes the bell now" /.
swell, ! will run TO the kitchen and
send Jane to open the door, and while you
are playing and Jane Is showing him In ]
will DO pounding on tho table with roll
ing.pin."
"But what for, ma? ?"
ut will sound as II we had Two servanta
and were going TO lave bceis!eak for
lunch" y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05
4 Cns,,csf,r Young Men.

At O meeting held In Philadelphia In be-
half Of the Republican municipal ticket,
good deal waa mid in defense OF the
youth" oil a candidate who has been
charged with "Ihe atrocious crime Of being
a young man, Among other speakers
Judge Kelly GOA Pig irony was there
he had once been yourg himself, and he
made ringing defense Of young men in
public life. Judge Kelly began early 10
tske part in public atlaire; he was not oil
age when he captured public meeting in
Faneuil Hall and awoke the next morning
to find himself famous ss a prodigy. Lie
held public place early, and much oil his
u,,ulness Is to b. sscribel to his early
at .rt in public lie.
In bis Philadelphia speech Judge Kelly
sid: "The highest measure OF a republic,
next 10 It's women, is tho am.
bi,ion and tho struggle to crafty
it OF its young men; and when you
deny them chance to show their ability
you paralyze the generation. Young men,
be True to your country's institutions by
demanding that full play DO given to tho
aspirations Of the young men otyour day"
Ga,iisld's add,essto the Young men Of the
country has become classic and stand.
ing exhorlasion. The clear mind Of the
man who had won early laurels in the field
and forum knew something OF tho capacity
for work the zeal and enthusiasm OF intel.
loon. vounu men. and he sought to stir
the,n IN active participutiou in public at.
fa;,a
Tho younv man tinds his yiudication-
h;s r;ptt 10 be-in all history and in every
dena,tment Of human epdesyor. A Young
man NAV la Ounce: he may be upii. for
nnh,;c se,vice. bo nav be incapable OF
iorm;n, Indictment of man and meosuref
bnt /. ia mt his youth thu. stands in the
wny. for arc also NAV BIO similarly disquali.
fed No man. Young or old, can mark out
for himself a worse career than pespe.ual
denendcncs on publ;c place; but every
nm, vou,o and DID, hcs his share Of tho
n,hl;c hurdeuo TO bea,; il 10 his privilege
hjs RIGHT and bis duty to help to direct
the current. Ago does not qualify, nor the
want OF 1t diequaliiy, for the dutie, Of the
citizen and voter.
But age asserts iteelf and youth is mod.
est, and go it happens that somo Of the
best blood Of the republic is damned up
until /. grows cold or finds It's way into
other than public channels. Not all Young
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05
Bays viii Inkc ClInnc ",

7tOtN7NFH LUHTItT' Ud-tllt. y N -
Awriter III the Decorator urges people to
"give the boys chance" On general
principles that is all RICH. enough, but it
will almoat always be found tina, the boy
who wants chance will take it. lie won't
stop to have it given to him. II he can't
fad a chance lying around handy he will
make one. Don't worry but thu. the boy
who really bankers after chance will get
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05
Acttcr Than II She ;Iad Married.

II was not very many years since'that a
young. lady, residing less than u hundred
miles from Augusta, broughta breach Of
promise suit for damages agains. a quiet
wealthy gentleman, who had been wooing
her. She recovered $1,000. This became
the foundation OF q large fortune. Tho
lady had two brothers in ordinary c;rcum.
Stances, who were employed by tho day,
like thousands OF other workmen. The
brothers entered into business, with the
5000 as capital. They were shrewd, and
to-day arc one Of the wea!thiest firms in
the state, employing a large number Ct
fneQ, = -. a|.r j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05

Is YouI system running down? Il there q
feeling Of decrepitude taking possession Of
you? Are the functions Of your digestive
and urinary organs Impaired Ia yonr blood
bad? DO soresand pimples trouble you? Doyou
suffer from aches and pains? Are you weak.
and does the least exef,ion give you fatigue ?
Beware Regain perfect health by using Dr..
Guysotts Yellow Dock and saraaparl!ln.
nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05
Why aIc Loved Jttue.

"And 60 you love June better than any
other month" she said, gazing u. the young
farmer from the blue sbysses of her eoit
dreamy s-"beautiiul, lcaiy June, with
its rosts and its Gong.blrds and lis Ira.
gtance-laden zephyrs?" "Yes," BIO re-
piled, nonchalantly; "it's the best month
10 wean calves, sou know" ssT ~. lSI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05
Making Huttons In France.

Exchange, n n T.--- |T-ITT'- N NJ" p
According 10 recent published statistics
there Ia q village situated near Paris where
from 5000 10 G,000 people are employed In
making agate buttons alone, a surprising
number when It Ia considered that In the
year 1851 th,re wero only G,03S button.
makers, all told, in England. Of whom 1856
worked In one town. Pearl buttons come
principally from Vienna and shirt buttons
from Birmingham, while those made from
glass are produced In Bohemia. The an,
nnal output in this country is valued at
about SSQ0OOQO. - lI,. n.
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fsatnl OF (uaErIeu) Life,

Exchange.
full Of trouble. .. - -'
In ths morning he draws his Salary, and In the
Behold, II /, zone. r
It Is tale that Is told; rt
u VaniShelh AMI no one knows whittier Il roe.h
" ne, up clothed IN the chilly garments
Az; ana seekelh the sHmnambulen. pasegoric
Wherewith 10 sooihs his 10fint Pusteiity.
lie Coneth ~ II ho,ke or OK
ANA drAweth the chariot OF his Off pring,
lie sFe Oath bis she1els in the pu,cha.c of fine
liuen " ''A'
To cover the bosom OF his 4.
Family.
Yet hinssli l. seen at the gate CT the city with one
:, tuhpender. ' 49,
Yea he Is altogether wTetched.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05
DlEl.

JEttf-on Sunday morning, February 8. 1851.
al O o'cock. MARY L. JELLY. - -
FuGesal Tuesday afternoon at O'CLOCK, from the
residence Of Ms. Geo, Meuiel. No. o. Twelfth
street. Friends OF the t4m!ly lra respectfully in.
viled to attend. 1ntcrment at Greenwood Gene.
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Dreaming or His WIG,

A man in a sleeping car went through
terrible accident, in which the car rolled
down an embankment, without waking.
It was noted, however, that as the car
struck the bottom he murmured "Don't,
Jane, don't; III get up and start the fire."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05
A Mluthfct,h Ernlliuilc.

Dr. HAETMAN-Dear Sir: sm thankful ia
God that 1 can acknowledge your treatment
(Peruna) Of my daughters eye has been sue.
cessful md satisfactory. would be glad to
have the public have confidence In you. N
B.-Please make your fees In reach OF poor
people. Remember the tender mercies Of the
wicked are cruel. Rev. 4. Fl. BALDWIN,
Wattsburgh, Pa.
Reader ask your druggs. for one OF DR..
Hartman's invaluable books on the "Ills oil
Lie" and how 10 cure them. You get one
gratia. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05

Whom Delilah clipped oil samsou's LOCKS
that mighty athlete at once became ms Other
mea." II 1t could bs proved tina. the pcs
session OF iuIlriant hair would enable men
10 iear open lions AVE-; Hiscox l. Co. would
% p p', w!id IN ne effort to supply enough
u taiKefs Hair Baisam 10 inset the demand
Az 1t is the BalsAm prevents your ho;r IRON,
isl!inG out, and restores the original colo. #
faded or gray. Besides it Is great addition
to the toilet table simply as dressing. RAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05

4 PAIxs1s must remember that children
have moro need OF friendly monitors than OF
c<nsortous cri.lcs; Instructors who would ad.
wise them to never be without Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the only pleasant remedy for
Group, diphtheria, and sore throat. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05

ApMsTR0Na-on Sunday morning February
3. 1851, at 10 o'clock. Mr.. MARY J, ARMSTRONG.
aged % Year,. 0 months and days.
Funeral from the residence Of her son, Andrew
Armstrong, No. o. Alley &c. on Tuesday afternoon
Mt O'clock. rrit nls Of tho family invItnl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05

Mr.. MCGLoRY has been convicted OF
selling table beer in New York, and will
no doubt bsproperly punished. Ho should
have stuck 10 lager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05

AN Ohio dentist has devoted himself to
active politics, probably on the ground
that MS calling has fitted him for taking
the stump"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05
TEAvELER's GUIDE,

Trains arrive and depar, Us follows-c,:y time.
Baltimore d Ohto-AA1s LlxE-DEpART-
l45a N, S:S5 N; ?::s5 p m, Sos D m, To5a m.
9: O. DiS.7S:ss m. 9:l5 m, 5sOs m. lilo D n
". ~ :. DiV;-pEP1kr-For Pittsburgh, GO 1 n,
2 s9S snd si5 IN; tcs Fin dIoys i:5o M AZ
&lo n, SIS p N. G. Q. Diy.-G:i0 D n. SSa =,
~ an. W ~. Div...ARliyE--From Pittsburh,
s1n 9so n; LIS mud GO N; from Kim Grove,
r, Q. d ST. L.-DrAn7-e:c7 4 m. GIN /. ~
~ n ~ p m. AanlvE-s:a7 i m, il:i2 = n,
cleveland, Lorain d Whceltnr.-prr,,-
Bridgeport and st. Clalrsyillo Acco1omndation 400
~ y ana o:A n; Cleveland, 1Goo noon; Msis!lon
5:02 pm. n, - - - 80 y III
Cieyc!and q Observation-Disclosures a
N. LA III. SIG 2 N: sieubenvllic Accom- mods.
ton 92s u N. Wellsville Accommodation Eta
m: ;AhnivA-l2 u am, 5:o3 IN, S:is p m; sicu.
oonmodAtion o:4S a m ~ : - '' '' Az
D.. Y. 4 g.. Railwny-LRAvr Bcllai,c II,
Woodsdeld and 5ummer1eld at 600 =, and oIa
.. m aKRtvk At Reflstre at 9i5 a. N. and ssS NJ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"ANTED-GIRL AT THE COLuM.
~ hIA House, ltsl Market street, Apply at
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EOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM OF
~ 81 Acres. situated In belmont county, Ohio,
miles northwest Of, Eellaire For further iniorma.
ION Elq1ife oil JOHN =. STEELE, Yves. Wheel.
ing. UhlU. - - 49, fahhe
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FOR SA LE-FRANKLlN INsUR.
10 1i'S: STOCK. Call on J. o. HERvEyG No.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-09

that there may come more influential,
more descriptive pens in the cause Of
captivating expositions of our rural
productions, whose will be nothing
short of the utilitarian blending of
science, literature and huSbandry, With
its utilizing frultfulncss in natures
mode of Specialization everywhere
throughout this constitutional com.
monaity. with its world of Inhabitants
here ccntralizing, from Off seas and
land, from far and near, vocalzinG the
air with jubilces OF praises in every
tongue, till the echoes reach from zone
to zone, rejecting the light till all the
world be illumincd with it's beams of
bcncfaction, compensating the hl,s-
bandman in the lap Of his multiplying
family, now as ever, clothing and be-
/ g clo:h upon in the processt S Of n:-
ture's art, With inductive visits in de-
sirablc and charming effect, distribu-
ting health, wealth and happiness upon
all engaged III the pursuit of its boun-
tics: b.
-
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0LLV E.
BY DAISY .

nv,
It was q brioht Snr;nv norn;no
when Olive went down bv the riv.
cr to walk. AS she sat down on the
bank she noticed a botcou locked
To 2 trpc and tho rivor }o,kod
wide and nrcttv and shc tbourh+
she would uet IN thc hatcou and
as she snranu into it. # swavod
around when she slippcl and fell
in the river. She heard q HINTS
mans dog bark. and she cried for
help. Who're am | she cried. as