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FOR SALE CHEAP,

will eel for two.t thirds It's value, a complete
Brunswick pool table. bar and bar 1xtures, heat.
er, card tabfes, chairs and all other necessary az.
lures for . bar room. One half cash, balance In
monthly payments.
H. McQuARRIE,
dec. ..3.tf, Gladstone, DIT,
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AUCTION.

tie Eagle Hotel in Dickinson, Dakota, on the 9th
day of January, 1885, commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, the following. personal property held for
One Trunk, One Lot Of Wearing Apparel, and
Ono Lot Of Harber's Tools. Terms Of sale, cash.
Dec. 26, 1884. SAMUEL WHITNEY,
dec. 21-2t. Prop. Eagle Hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08
M A,iministrntiye IIefor,n. J,

The Illinois Legislature is in a bad way
to elect successor to Senator Logan.
Republicanbull. medicines brought about
a Tie on joint ballot. Logan will be the
choice of the Republicans, but without
Democratic help no Republican can be
elected. Democrats declare that they will
watch their men SO closely that not one
Of them shall be bought.
The Democratic case would seem no
more hopeful, but an Illinois Democrat
reveals their plan OF campaign. This
statesman assumes that the pay Of five
dollars day will BIO sufficient to hold the
Legislature in session all summer, il need
be. In the end, he thinks, q Democrat
will be elected, because "Cleveland's
patronage will persuade some Republican
to stay at home some day, and then the
Democrats will have one majority, and can
elect their man."
The Democrats, it viii be observed,
would not buy vote, but they would use
the Civil Service under their eminent
Civil Service reiormer to persuade some
Republican to stay away" When Mr.,
Curtis aud the rest Of the Mugwumps hear
Of this they will be troubled in their
hcaria
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chrysanthemum in the baywindow, wait
ing patiently. Just then the bell rang
again. and another gentleman was adj
mitted, and the fair betrothed instantly
entered the drawing room to greet the
newcomer. It might have been bashtul.
moss; Il might have been some other rea-
son-but at any rate Dobbin paused a
fatal moment before presenting himself.
There was warm kiss; then the gentle
man asked impetuously II the news of the
engagement that he had heard only that
day was true. Yes, 1t was awfully true,
said the betrothed OF Dobbin, though he
was the only man she loved, and though
she still wore his ring, given her before
he went away:
'"Whatl all his fortune" asked the Wis
itor, anxiously.
"Yes, everything"
Jewell, Pm very sorry; don't cry" etc.,
"No, 1 mustn't make my eyes red, for
l expect him every moment, and. he is
Whereupon, so the gossips say, No. 2
departed, leaving No. to settle up mat;
tiers with his fiancee. But Dobbin seized
the opportunity while his beloved re-
turned 10 her room to battle her eyes To
make good his escape as well, and now
there Is a broken engagement and despair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08
War on Kissing Brides.

l understand, says a writer in the st.
LOUIS Post. Dispatch, that the young ladies
are contemplating the formation OF an
anti-congratulatory society, for the pur-
pose Of putting down tn g barbarous prac-
tice Of kissing brides Immediately alter
the marriage ceremony. The usual rule
is for every male relative and connection,
to the most distant degree, and every
woman present at the wedding, to form in
line and mouth the poor bride until the
last one has claimed the privilege and
been satisfied. It is enough to deprive
the occasion OF all its charms for a sweet
young thing to stand and look around on
an assemblage Of several hundred people
and know that she has got to press her lips
on every mouth in 1t, attractive or other
wise. The big mouth, the little mouth,
the thin lips, thick lips, chapped lips, big
lips, wet lips, and every other variety Of
lips, must come in for a share OF her atten-
ton before she can call her mouth her
own, and can devote it exclusively to the
one person she cares to kiss. The society
will shut down on all kissing at public re-
ceptions, and will countenance only pri=
vate salutations from the members Of the
two families,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08
BREAKFAsT BUDGET.
The Smiths at Yale College number
fifteen, and at Harvard there are twenty

The Smiths at Yale College number
fifteen, and at Harvard there are twenty
three. 49,
Mr.. Randall, It is said, refused all rail.
road and sleeping.car passes on his South
ern trip. He paid his way.
The total number Of lives lost in disas.
tiers on land and sea during the year 1884
is Is, 7s7, or over 200 day.
A monument TO Virgil has Just been
erected at Pietole, bis birthplace, little
village in Lombardy, five miles from
AIantua.
A package Of glass gohlets OF the value
Of Sl5 was received ut Portland, Oregon
by express recently from the East inc
express charges on which amounted tc
The New York World says the "Chicagc
Anarchist is a gentleman who was toe
busy during the late political campaign to
lay in winter supplies. His proper name
is tramp"
The Rev. ]. II. Vincent, the "Bishop O
Chautauuua," urges his brethren in the
Methodist Church 10 more vigorously pro
test against the dance, the theatre, anC
the card table.
Miss Martha Hale, OF Boston, lids beer
awarded the prize for the best pedestal
design Tor statue OF Lief, tho Norseman
which is TO be set up in the aristocrati'
Back Bay Park.
Minnesota editors have united in a cal
for a meeting OF the editors Of the Unitec
States and Territories ut New Orleans OF
February IL, for the formation OF q No
tional Editors and Publishers Association
Professor Collier, vouched for as a higt
authority, predicts that by the new pro
cess OF manufacturing sorghum sugar i
will be sold for cent pound in lew
years, and it will be impossible to distin
guish it from cane sugar.
An express train Of eight cars is valued
at s60,70O. The engine and tender q,
SlO,5OO, the baggage car at $1,000. thu
postal car at 5000, the smoker ut s., 100
the two common passenger cars at $500
each, and three palace carsat Sis, 600 each
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srIstakes THAT Embarrassed.

AfkdnAdp If1tettr.
81 intended to tell Jane to bring fresh
bucket Of fresh water" said the wife oil
Professor Nottlehead, looking up from her
sewing, /,
water" rejoined her husband. ~ wish
you would pay some little attention to
rhetoric. Your mistakes are embarras-
sing"
4 few moments later the professor said I:
my dear, that picture would show to
better advantage II you were to hang it
over the clock"
"Ah,n she replied, "You doubtless mean
i'll were to hang it above the clock. It |
were to hang 1t over the clock we couldn't
tell what time 1t was. ! wish you would
pay some little attention to rhetoric. Your
mistakes are embarrassing"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08
q COMEDY q Errors.

Ayounr lady Of good position recently
became engaged to q young man whose
name Is not DobbIn, though II fought to be,
Some days after the engagementwas made
public, he called, as was his custom, on
ilis betrothed, and was admitted by a ser
want, who was delayed by Q messenger
with a parcel from announcing him inn
mediatciy. D0bbin stepped behind the
heavy drapery TO-. look at q blooming
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08

is conferred upor that magnificent insti-
tuition, the human system, by DR.. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" that fortitles
It against the Entertainments Of disease.
II Is the great blood purifier and altera-
tive, and as remedy for consumption,
bronchitis, and all diseases Of wasting
nature, It's influence Is rapid, efticacious
and permanent. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08
DIED.

sE1pLER-on Wednesday, January Z. 1885, at
4:IO O'Clock A. ~, LOUIS sEIDLER, aged 80 years,
mouth and II days.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dencc, 2sO5 Market street, Centre Wheeling Friday,
January O. at O'Clock r. N. 1nterment at Penii-
sula Cemetery. frIerds OF the family are respect
fully Invited to attend.
cUMN!Ns-As h!s home In BG!lRIsc, Ohio, on
wednesday, January 7, 1856, at O'Clock A. NJ,
THOMAS ACIlEs0S CUHNINs.
E,nnral r,ntInn fhtnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08

MANY whose blood had become poison
ed from various causes, and whose Ill
health was indicated by pimples, sore feel
ings, aches, PAINS, urinary sediments, ca.
tarrh and Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane, constipation, dyspepsia, bad
dreams, nervousness, sleeplessness, etc.,
have been restored 10 perfect health BY
using DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and sar-
saparilla, Il Is the only true blood plrt-
fer and strengthener Of mind and body.
No other remedy equalsit. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08

A pRRpIcAMExr. Two o'clock in the
morning,-sleet on the SYSTEMATICALLY
got the Group, and no DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in the house.
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Mary C. Dickcy, who sues by her next friend Lewis
WoodmanSee and willella Neil, Complainants,

ginIa. January Rules, 1855.
Mary C. Dickcy, who sues by her next friend Lewis
Woodmansee and wEllella NcN, C0mplainants,
TheodocIa McGInnIs, nvviIra Campbell. Alexander
G. Downing and Evaline downing his wife,
James Rankin, X 8. Baldwin, Ann Baldwin,
Phineas hickey, William G. Rankin, Angenoa
1ddlngs aud George IddIngs her husband the
said Angetloa Pogue and Mary n. lddings being
the children and heirs ut law Of earah Rankin,
deceased, and Julius Rankin, trustee, Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit Is to have the real estate
mentioned and described in the bill and proceed.
ings In this suit divided and partltiOned between
the parties entitled thereto, or II the same DO ndi
visible In kind, that The same may be sold aud the
procet DIS Of sale be distributed among the parties
entitled thereto and also that Il may be referred 10
one OF The Commissioners Of the Court 10 ascertain
md report Tho respective interests Of the parties
therein In aud TO the said real estate or the pro
cecdS OF sae thereof and also to ascertain and re-
port the amount OF the rents, issues and profits Of
the said real estate from and since the date OF the
death OF ClarisSa Campbell, and the respective In.
terpSIs Of The parties therein, together with the
amount Of taxcs, insurance and repairs, expended
on said real estate since the death Of said Clariss
Campbell aforesaid, by whom, aud when, and the
proportion Of the same for which tho respective in
tcrests Of the parties are liable, And It Appearing
from an afdarit died in this cause ut these rules,
that the defendants, Theodocla McGInnts Elylni
Campbell, Alexander Z. Downing and Eyaline
Downing bis wife. James Rankin, I. s. Baldwin.
Ann baldwin, Phineas Dlckey, William Q: Rankin,
Angenoa Pogle and Robert Fogue her husband,
Mary N. 1ddings and George 1ddings her husband,
and James hanklu, trustee, are not residents OF
the statG Of West Virginia, and they not having
been served with process Ia this SUIT, on motion
OF the compaiuaus, by their attorneys, this order
OF publication Is entered against them. and Il Is
ordered TINT the said defendants, Theodocia Nc
GnnIs, Elyia Campbell, Alexander q. Downing
aud Evaline Downing his wife, James Rankin, K.
s. Baldwin, Ann Baldwin, Phineas Dlckey, William
G. Rankin, Angenoa Pogue aud Robert Poguc her
husband, Mary n. Iddings and George 1ddlngS her
husband, and James Rankin, trustee, are required
10 appear here within one month after the date OF
the hist publication OF this order and do what Is
necessary 10 protect their interests; It Is further
ordered that this order be published and posted as
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
at the Court H0uSe.of said county this 9Th day Of
January, 1855, to-wit: January Rules, 1855.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published tho drSt time January s. 1885,
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clcrk.
L. DAEFoRD AND g. L. CRAENIa,
Solicitors for Complainant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08

During 1884, so2,OOO,0O0 was built into
Chicago structures and 5000 900 invest
ed in real property lying within the city
limits. ta e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08

'Young Folks Ideas" by Uncle Lau-
renee, weayes into an interesting story
many things useful TO know It gives
some idea Of the everyday thins-bread-
making, mining, manufacturing, printing,
and the like, in q manner to make the
processes in their general outlines plain to
Young minds. Published by ]. B. Iippen-
colt 4 Co., PhiladClphla.-stanton &
Davenport, Wheeling.
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u, uANFOhDt
G. L. CRASMER

To Theoaocia McGlnnIs, Elvim Campbell, Alex.
kin, r. 8. Baldwin, Ann Baldwin, Phineas plckey,
william G. Rankin, AnGenna Pogre and Robert
Poguc her husband, Mary n. Iddlng3 and George
1ddlngs her husband, the said AngenoA Pegue and
Mary n. IddipGs being the children and heirs al
law Of Sarah Rankin, deceased, and James Rankin,
tPtiEtNa iA&fh
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Leave Bellaire at 2:l0P. ". Tor Symmetrical.
zGnayIlle ATtiyeai EelliIEo, 9lS y, andS;ssF,H,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08

A "History of Tucker County, W. Va"
is published by the Preston Publishing
Company, of Kingwood. The author is
Mr.. Hu Maxwell, whose contributions in
prose and poetry are fayorably known to
readers Of the INrELLlaEXcER. The work
covers field Of great interest and pic
turesqueness and is q noteworthy contri-
button to the historical literature Of West
Virginia. There are twenty.eightportraits
Of Tucker county people. The author has
dedicated his work to his friend, Wilbur
O. Brockunier.
Representative British oratons," with
introductions and explanatory notes
by Charles Kendall Adams, comprises
three handy little volumes from the press
Of q. p. Putnam's Sons, New York. The
orations are well chosen and together rep
resent the British orators from Payne 10
Gladstone. They cover wide field OF
history and discussion. The work will DO
o valuable addition to any library. STAN
ton 4 Davenport, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08

The defendants will take notice that the deposi
lions OF James Rankin, Mary G. Dickcy, wiiiciin
Nell, Evaline Downing. tIheodocia McGinnIs aud
DAufortl, EQ., at ST. ClairSyille, III Belmont coun
~, In the State Of Ohio Oh the ninth day Of Febru
airy, A D. 1856 between the hours Of Q O'Clock A,
N. and O'Clock r. NJ. to9e read In evidence In the
And ~, from any cause, the taking Of the tail
dispositions shall not DO commenced, or being
commenced shall not DO completed on that day,
tho taking Of the same will be adjourned from time
10 time until the same shall be completed.
L. DANfoRD,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08

TINS Want Soap Ask your grocer iorit,
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Local and through tickets arc sold via all the
above lines Rt Union Railroad Once, 100 Market
EtrD0t BuY Yotif ttnkety there,
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EOR RENT OR FOR sALE,-BUsI-
IL ness House fronting on Main and South
streets, numbered li97 Main street and li22 South
street. II Is threestory house with paved cellar
and hydraulic elevator. Will rent or sell. Pos
session Riven April J..
INK, No 81 Sixteenth street. Desirable residence,
No. 60 North Front street. Dwelling No. 102 Eigh.
teenth street, and many Others too numerous 70
mention. FOR further Information enquire oil
JAMES A. HENRY, Real Estate Agent and Notary
Public, 1912 Market street. JUS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Il OHIO COUNTY, SO.
In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Viz.
CinIn. january Rules. 1855.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-18
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Sir Francis Hncks is down with smallpox at
Montreal, and is not expected to recover.
There were forty three interments, in Mon
treal last week. of persons who died of smallpox.
1t is estimated 90, 900 persons visited the tomb
Of General Grant. in Riverside Park on Sunday
The farmers of Walden, Essex county, On
tario, are losing great many hogs by hog
cholera
The New York Board of Aldermen has fixed
the tax rate for that city at So 49, Last year it
was So. 70. The total assessment is 81, 31 H.
003
The Civil-service Commission has received the
resignation of another member of the board of
local examiners of the New York custom house
Jasper L. Kane
Captain Burke has resigned the direc tor
generashlp of the new exposition at New Or
leans. but will retain the director generalshp of
the old one till its affairs are settled.
A special from Austin, Tex, says that DR..
Swearingin, State health officer, left yesterday
morning for Eel Paso to establish a-uuaran tine
there against yellow fever infected points in
Mexico.
Afford Nell was held for trial. yesterday, at
Alliance, Ohio, for outragng little girl whom
his mother had adopted. The girl owing to
threats made by Nell, remained silent for some
time after the outrage committed
Governor McEnery. of Louisiana. has issued a
proclamation calling a convention of citizens of
the parish affected by the Morgansia crevasse
to meet at Baton Rouge Aug. "a. TO devise ways
and means for the reconstruction of the Nor
ganSia levee.
At meeting of militia veterans in Provi-
dence, yesterday, representing military organi-
cations in New England and New York a ma
tional association was formed. whose object was
stated to be for the benefit of the entire militia
Of the country"
The dead body of Miss Regina Kahn was
found on the lake shore at Milwaukee, Yesterday
morning The body was partly embedded in
sand. 1t is supposed the young lady committed
suicide in moment of mental depression She
was very respectfully connected.
Hon. John B. Guthrie, twice mayor of Pitts
burg, member of the State constitutional
convention. and for many years special agent of
the United States Treasury at Washington died
at Cresson Pa, yesterday. after brief Illness
Deceased was seventy-ei ght years Of age.
Boston detectives yesterday arrested Frank
murdered the woman whose mutilated remains
were found floating in the Charles river some
time ago. and who the police now believe was
Mitchells wife. They found in his house piece
of carpet matching that found wrapped around
portion of the body.
The New York Democratic State committee
will meet at Saratoga to day to make arrange
ments for the State convention, at which candi-
dates for Governor and other officers will be
nominated Among those mentioned for the
gubernatorial candidacy are Governor Hill
Roswell P. Flower, Hubert O. Thompson and
ex- Mayor Cooper. of New York. The convention
will probably be- held about Sept. 10.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-18
Brief Mention.

c. A. Hosteler, prominent farmer Of Low
lngton has died after brief illness.
Jacob Balenger a prominent Mason died in
Chenoa, on Sunday of py@mea, caused by bees
singing him on the back of his neck, July %,
while working in his garden.
At Du Quoln, Edward Freeman, railroad
brakeman, resisting arrest, was struck by City
Marshal Pyle over the head by billy. Free
mans wound may prove fatal.
Mack Shaw, farm hand, recently forged a
check on VIM. Armantrout. wealthy farmer of
Gays, for $22, getting the cashed at
Windsor. Shaw was found and arrested near
Sullivan, and jailed to await trial
The livery stable of T. H. Hamlin. Howard
Hall, and J. ID. Lyonss residence, at Odell. have
burned. Loss on stable and contents, $780, in
sured for $500. On j. ID. Lyons's residence the
loss is 5000; insured for $500 On Towards Hall
the loss is $500; insured for $500.
The Germans Of Douglas county held their
annual tournament. about ten miles northwest
of Tuscola At the close of the days sport a
dispute arose among some of the winners over
the distribution of prizes. and fight ensued,
during which Max Ryer, of Arcola, and Pete
Cruise, OF Tuscola, were terribly cut with razor
in the hands of Bill Appleton. barber of that
place. Ryer will die. Appleton escaped and
cannot be found.