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stock in HarrI.en County.

Mr.. j. Philip Clifford, a leading lawyer
OF Harrison county, q in the city. MIR.
Clifford saysthat the iarmersot his county
will be obliged 10 buy feed for their stock
.uniil'they can make another crop. The
Ipeopleiare not suffering lot food, though
money Is scarcer than q comfortable.
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THE real estate agents, o. a. Schaefer
& Co., sold the well known Lawson Hotel
property, in Triadelphia, to Mr.. Vance,
from that place. In times gone by this
hotel was one Of the best aud iayorably
known places on the National road; and
has been 10 the hands Of the Thompson
family, now Mrs lawson, for almost a
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pI.,,i GulI,y.

John Hutchinson yesterdayplead guilty
in Judge Jacobs court 10 the indictment
for distur ing religious worship, and was
fined S25 and sent 70 jail for 10 days.
Hutchinson caused II row at q Salyation
Army meeting.
T William Riddle, Matthew Riddle and
Philip Strauss, Of North Wheeling, who q
few weeks ago stole apples from Mr.. Nc
Colloch, east ofthe city, plead guilty to the
Indictment returned against them for petit
larceny, and were given 20 days in jail
each. X. q
George Rouse, indicted for petit lar
ceny in stealing a bottle Of beer from one
OF the Reynann Brewing Company's de-
livery wagons, also'plead guilty, and were
sentenced to thirty days imprisonment in
the county jail. Rouse Is mere boy, but
has been arrested ouschargesb before.
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sCHMULDAOH BREWING CO.'S eele.
DRAFTED Wiener Beer will be on draugllt
to-day in all thelprincipai saloons In this
city, Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martins Fer.
ry and surrounding ncighbOrhood.
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soHMUlBaCH RREWING CO.'S cele.
brated Wiener Beer will be on draught
to-day In all the principal saloons Ia this
city, Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martins Fer.
~ and surrounding neighborll0od.
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sCHMuLBACH BnEWISG CO.'S eele.
brated Wiener Beer will DO on draaght
to-day In all the principal saloons In thls
city, Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martins Fer.
ryand surrounding neighbprhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-18

SCHMULBACH BREWING CO.'S cele.
brated Wiener Beer will be on dranght
to-day In all the principal saloons In this
city, Beilalre, Bridgeport, Martins Fer.
ry and surrounding neighborh00d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-18

SCHMUIBAOH DRIVING co.'s cele.
brated Wiener Beer will be on draught
to-day In all the principal saloons In this
city, Beliaire, Bridgeport, Martins Per.
~ andsurrounding nciglbortOod.
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$500 FOR NOTHING,

WIN. Gordon, 81 Arlington Ave., chalestownt
Mas writes. baying paid about sa8 10 'HrSt.
class doctors 10 cure my baby, without success
tried the Clitlcura Remedies which completely
cllrel, RlLer using three paDtRges.n Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-18

sCHMULBACH BREWING co.'s cele.
brated Wiener Beer will be on draught
to-day Ia all the principal saloons In this
city, Beilaire, bridgeport, Martias Fer.
~ and surrounding neighh0rhOod. "a
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ORION nEAp TO FEET,

Charles Eayrc Itinkle, Jersey City Heights, MI
writoS "IIy ION, q lad Of twelve years, was com.
plete!y cured Of terrible tdSe Of Eczema by the
tItipnra Remedies. From the top OF his head u
the S1irs Of his feet was one mas Of seabb" EyeTl
other remedy and physicians had been tried b
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FnR pAIE.L LANGrIn,

Emariatea children, with ptmpty, SaitDw sfin, the
Cuticsra Remedies VIII prove a perfect blessing,
clGarhng the hlood;and akin Of Inherited iuipur.
tIsn. eonknmptiOn, and severe SKIN disease w.
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seHxpLnacu BREWING Co.'s celebrated
Wiener Beer will he on draught to-day in
all the principal saloons in this city, Bell
aire, Bridgeport, Martin g Perry and sur
rounding neigh orhood.
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scuuuLnAcn BREwISd Co.'s celebrated
Wiener Beer will b on dtaught to-day in
all the principal saloon In this city, Bell
ARE, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and sur
rounding neighborhood. ,t,il
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arERR1nLY AFFL1urEp.,

Mir. aud Mis-. Everett stebbins, Belchertown,
MasA, writes sour little boy was terribly afflicted
with scidfula. salt Rherm and ErysipelAS ever
since he was born, and nothing We could give hun
helped him, until we tried CntIcnra RemedieQ
which gradually cured him, until nc il now as Jain
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wEhaYe Just receireda new stock o.
@ JACOB GRuBD, the yeweler,
49, Cor. twelfth and Market Ste.
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TRosRwho missed the bayeains in table
linen last Saturday are informed that We
have q t'littEe MORE left for them this
evening. f. N. McGnIiSi & Co.
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We advertise bargains this afternoon
and evening, and we can deliver the
goods. Come and see. "A Z * b. (.
So r. NJ. Mcf3itt1N Il ftn.
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Some ofthe more prominent parties
whose names were among those indicted
for gaming were also torn up over tile
prospect that special dispatches giving
their names wouldbe sent to the papers
OF. other cities, and correspondents Of
papers abroad were in demand. go
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8SscauulRAcH BRgwIke Co.'s celebrated
Wiener Beer WILDE OIL draught to-day In
alltbe principal saloons In this city; Bell.
are, bridgeport Martins Ferry and sur.
rounding neighborhood. ig57,, III
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want. An,othsr Hio,Ians.

A iour-year old rittshurgh ufehina asked
his mother last 81. Patrick s day,whythey
never celebrated st Jacobs day. She said
that when Tommy grew.olds and rheu-
matte they would celebrate II with q bottle
.of ST. jacobs oil This pacifed him. i
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scnsuLuAcn Brewing Co q celebrated
Wiener Beer will be on draught to-day in
all the principal saloons in this city, Bell
aire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and sur
rounding neighborhood.
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Go TO John II. Hall, 1853 Main street,
Tor a large. good and cheap variety Of
trunks and satchels. II
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scHMuLnAcH BRRwISG Co.'S celebrated
Wiener Beeriwill be on draught to-day In
all the principal saloons In this city, Bell.
aire, Bridgeport, MARITIME Ferry and sur
rounding neighborhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-18

GSr!your Cabinet photographs at Plum
mer's, only Sc so per dozen. Finest made
in the city. 1lSs Main street Wheeling.
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McGIIItS 4 Co.'S SATURDAY afternoon
and evening sales are becoming one Of the
popular things OF the season, See theii
advertisement. issi lAif ~
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totR carpet manager has laid out a big
bargain for tliis afternoon and evening
saie, and the lucky purchaser vii be Inade
happy. =. N, MeLilIiIs 4 Co.
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sPOEE ROO PREVIOUsI.


The esowdin Clerk Mitehell's office In.
specting the list were amused by the
break one young man made. 80
Agentleman who was reading of tie
names announced, "That ID all, gentle
men. I.
every ono Of 'em ought to 60 to jail
said the young man referred to. "I5hope
the Judge will give 'em each 20 days. IL
will teach them a lesson they need.
"Hellolp said the man with the book,
shere are three more 1 overlooked, and
he read three additional names. b
"Themt too, "said theyoung man, .They
ought to allIget 1t alikew $500.
l"And here's another one,n said the
reader, and he read that very young mans
Nance. "a.
After the hearty laughswhich followed
subsidized, the young man turned To an at
torney present and anxiously inquired,
"Can they send . man TO jail for Just
gambling?
Another laugh was the only response
he got.
Many q those returned for gambling
were promptly on hand, DESTROYS OF con-
Tossing and paying their fines, hut court
adjourned early, and.the protfered pleas
OF guilty could not be received until 10.
day .H. 4. l4e14 l-lasIi ~ ~ .IFs. &
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IItl.lf The Best and the CheaPest,
Another car load Of wall papers, % The
best quality and latest patterns, at Z and10
cents q bolt, and borders TO match. Also
new carpets, oil clio tbs and window shades,i
at greatly reduced prices for cash, at Nos.
2Ol9 and 2O2l Main street
MN JoRS RoEaEll AGENT.
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A no show in parasols forthis afternoon
aud eyeningat +. NJ. McGfLl1S& Co.'S.
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Go 10 John Il. Hail, 1853 Main street,
for q large, good and cheap variety OF
trunks and Satchels.
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Con-, and see % to-day. d
+. {iies EN-. Mc,inliS 4 Co.
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ArrFsIprED noBBEnY
ora Roy over he R'ysr-o.her sr,dssl

or a Roy over The Riyer-other bridgeport
r. Mates. i'fss
Col. Morris, Of Bellaire, was in town
yesterday. s
Miss Mamie Mcconnell is visiting
friends at Cleveland.
Mr.. @. NJ. Rhod.s returned yesterday
from a business trip to Indianapolis.
Mrs. Cousins, who formerly lived here,
but now Of Wellsburg, is visiting Mrs.
Heinlein. Il u, y
The Tallman Brothers are having the
foundation built for their new house on
Bennett street.
Mr.. VIII Breidenstien and Ed. Bowie,
OF Bellaire, and Mr.. Steinmetz, Of Wheel.
ing, wereintown yesterday.
There will be q one mile race at the
Mammoth rink tonight, between Fred
Morgan and Strauss, OF [Etnaville, for a
pair Of skates and a skate satchel and the
championship Of .EtnaSiile.
A boy named Simpson Garrett, who
lives at Martins Ferry, while coming up
from Bellaire, Wednesday evening. where
he had benin search ofwork, was stop
ped below West Wheeling by four tramps
who demanded his money. Hetold them
that he had none and started to run, when
one Of tile party fred at him. None Of
the bullets struck him, and he escaped
with nothing worse than good scare.
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( There WILDE ameeling Of 4the owls
Social ut the St, Charles Hotel on Sunday
afternoon NJ 2 o'clock
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IHE DNLQGEY OWES
mo cAtoHr n ii TIttE bilLl
Attic Hands Of tn. late Grand sars-Ths
Est Read in opsn Court Yesterday
some Indicted ones Are Surprised
ana some who E.eapsd More 50.

There was quite little crowd in the
chamber Of Judge Jacobs court yesterday
morning at 0 o'clock, when the court con-
yened, and the indictments returned by
the grand jury the night before were read.
A few Of those present fully expected TO
hear their names read on the Lat, but did
not. Their delight was scarcely equal,
however, % the dismay Of several who
came to witness the discontinue Of &C;
ouaintances, but who found the grand
fury had returned true bills against them
selves. ~.
h The only Indictment Of q general ctini.
nal nature was against, William Muldoon,
for shooting with intent To kills. Bills
against Robert sweed for robbery, Jabez
Gosney for grand larceny and William
Connolly for obstructing q road were re.
turned endorsed "not true bills" Several
indictments for unlawful gaming in public
places were also returned as not true bills,
f:f3 THE TRug BitIs. y { w q
Among the indictments handed inwith
the enlargement '..rue bills were twenty.
four for selling Intoxicating, spirituous OF
malt LIQUORS on Sunday. The greatest
number Of these against one man was
three, and three Of the saloon keepers in:
diCted had three bills returned against
them. Two others had two bills each, aud
eleven others one each.
For selling beer, wine and like drinks
without q license, six true bills were re-
turned, all against notorious women. One
woman was indicted for keeping q house
| OF i'll fame, and three men for renting
houses to be- used as houses Of Ill fame
knowing that they were to beppt to such
| For excepting and exhibiting liart
banks, FIVE indictments we're brought IT,
and for knowingly permitting gaming on
premises, two; one for. keeping and ex'
hibiting . gaming tpokerl table, and one
for allowing gaming in hotel.
For unlawful gaming ina public place
thirty.seven, different individuals were In
dicted, and against one OF them two BILL
were found For gambling at a hotel Of
tavern, between which and gambling at .
public place the Law makesa distinction
sixteen individuals were indicted, and ;iol
Ibetting on faro six individuals, there be
ling no moro than one bill against more
than one person. &. J
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EcHNuLlAqH BRRwiso Co Is celebrated
Wiener Beer wiltbe draught today in
hllthe principal saloons in this city, Bell.
aire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and sur.
rounding nell hborbood, z
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DErIARt
suftlafy Church, Petsonal and pthef News
Y Notes. r.. -

4; Notes.
Ms, II. d. Free Is quite SICK. ~,
r. ", FgfiB has gone % his home on
Wheeling Island sick with o fever.
Harry, Mc6regor has completed his
course 1t tho Pittsburgh business college.
Rev. s. Wallace, Of GAINESVILLE, Win
preach ut the First resbyterian churchto-
morrow.
The Island polo club isto play the Bell
aife club q return game at the Elysian
rink Tuesday evening. 1870
w. d. Blackiston, formerly Of Bellaire,
now oneof AIiehigan's farmers, arrived In
town on visit yesterday.
Mr.. w. O. Watson, formerly inspector Of
tobacco at the warehouse here when 1t
was supposed to be about to be used by
some one, was in town yesterday.
Master Clint Collins, the most wonder.
full Of all acrobatic aud trick skaters.
will be at the Elysian Rink this afternoon
and evening. He should be seen to be ap-
preciated.
Rev. ". P. shrom, D. D., Of Casiiz, will
assist Rev. X. NJ. Brown in communion
services at the Second Presbyterian
church tomorrow. Preparatory services
will be continued this afternoon. -.s
A traction engine, built at L. spence's,
Martins Ferry, was hire yesterday en-
route to Jerusalem, on the B., q. sc rail.
way. 1t wasloaded into thecars on planks
running itself up by Its own power. II
While John Baker andhis family were
at the missionary convention Thursday
evening. the house was entered through
one ofthe windows and the thieves car.
ried OF q lotoi groceries just bought and
a set OF silver spoons.
Mrs. s. II. Perkins, national and State
organizer OF the Woman's Christian Temp
erance Union. will address q union temp.
erance meeting at the Christian church
! Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Also d
the First II. Il. church Sunday evening
at o'clock. She comes highly recon-
mended. Allare cordially invited.
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Ipyou follow the hungry crowd Of Gus
toners for bargains they will lead you to
i. II. Mct1illin & Cos. i 2.
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Your Cntiou.a Remedies are the best for akin
diseases ! have ever sold and your Cuticufa Soap
the finest medicinal toilet soap IN the market.
i3s' Q. W. STAPLES, prugsist
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the uneasiness took q new form. evil
the papers print ourSnames?9 the boys
asked each other in eager tones, and some
who arc no longer boys were listed with
those on the anxious seat.
They got little satisfaction. aTischiey.
Gus persons circulated q report that every
man Indicted would see his name in the
morning papers, The. reporters didn't
know ;stl,e editors had not decided and
seemed in no hurry to decide. Many q
poor fellowwill breathe his first realiiree
breath, in a week after he inspegts the
local columns Of the city press this morn
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s. so BUYS one dozenibest Cabinet Pho.
tographs 1T Plummers, ll3s Main street,
Wheeling. ~ ~ y. ~ =,
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lN.ATURAIGAS ATSAASI'
.eouscl1 sAssEs - oRplsAseE
ma. olySs the natural Ga. Company Of W,
Va. a twenty. Year Fsaneil.e with tie.
& ksral Provisions tor ths city Interest. q
Ing msstias- Ordinance. Passed.
A special meeting Of Council was lleld

A special meeting OF Council was held
at the City Building last evening. II was
called for the purpose Of disposing OF I'M
finished business generally, but more
especially the ordinance granting 70 the
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia,
the right to lay and maintain pipes in the
streets and alleys Of the city. AT the last
meeting Of Council this ordinance was
passed by the First Branch and read once
III the Second. Objections then being
made to its second reading 1t went over
under the rules. Last NIGHTS meeting
was called by, the friends OF the ordinance
and there was. o large turnout Of the mem
befs in both branches. There was also
good sized lobby composed almost en-
tirely of'prominent business men. Mayor
Sweeneyip presided in the Second Branch
and the ansentees were Messrs. HArrell
Miller, Stanley and Yockler. The gas
ordinance was first taken up, but before II
was considered Mr.. Hildreth presented
1.-The following: VII e,ti
70 HIs Honor, the Mayor, and Council q
lie Cityef Welding: K "a s,...s.4 sa.
/ submit the following proposition:
For the exclusive privilege oil furnish
| ing Natural Gas to the City Of Wheeling
lin the State Of West Virginia: 9lg
First-I hereby bind myself to have
Natural Gas in said city within one yea
Iron date OF grant of privilege asked for
Second-I bind myself TO furnish Ma
tural Gas to your city for use to any or all
q your city buildings located along the
route otmy pipe line free os charge. :,
Thereby bind myself to furnish
4 Natural Gas 10 consumes at fifteen cents
per thousand cubic feet,
Fourth-I hereby bind myselfto fur
nish manufacturers said gas at flfteer
cents per thousand cubic feet or at tel
lper cent less than their coal bills-at theil
option al.
Any failure on my part to comply witt
| the within mentioned terms and condi
tons will render the grant and powers
from the city Of Wheeling now made t
me, null and void, 49, j..
4 Respectfully yours, ~
Il @. d. Robbins, Rt
Burpettstoyn, Washington Co., Pa
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q. HESS { SONS.
r6srmouetsr Record,

The following elbows the range 81 the
Thermometer as Observed at Schnepf's
drug store, 1918 Market street, April l3:
Z I 4. NJ 80, IAN, el' ST.. NJ, ",
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A resolution offered by Mr.. Healy di.
recting the committee on Real Estate to
consider The jadvisabllityF of fnrnishing
each member Of Council With1a desk was
adopted BY the Second Branch.
An ordinance allowing the Bloch Bros.
to construct q switch from the T. W.ls
Ky. track 10 their mandatory in the
Eighth ward, was adopted by both
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naltLmore 9 ohIo.

{special excursions to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate 81 80, Train
leaves the Baltimore Il Ohio depot IT no
4. ~, city time. Returning lesyes Pitts
bnfgh at s:05r. ", citydme. Tickets good
iorthis day only ig
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Sold everywhere. Price: Cu1IcuRA.i 80 cts; RE
SOLVENT, 81; soAR Is cents. Prepared by porrEI
pRp9 ASp cnENIckL Co., Boston, Mass.
send for 0How to Cure slin Diseasea.,'i 10
DIpV Uss Cuticura Soap, an exquixitely per:
DAD inmeh Skin RGAntitlsr. apri.Wskw
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ThE sale Of hand efchiets and hosiery
TO day at AeGillin 4 90, 8 will be remeu-
bered by those who make purchases.
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sriLl,IS SUSPENSE.

They just closing has been exceed.
ingiy hard on the boys who ever indulge
in forbidden pleasures. II has been a
week OF suspense, and even; alter the re-
suit was known yesterday, there was ne
relief for the ones who we're so uniucky as
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ahe qateligsafte.
New Adyertisuraents.

Ohleei Nos. 80 and . ! Fourteenth Street.
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a resolution offered by Mr.. All Cald-
we'll, naming the Exchange Bank as the
city lepository was adopted alter some
opposition by Mr.. Jones. who wanted to
know why tlis bank should be favored
after having gone back on the city in re.
fusing 10 longer honor her paper.
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TnE next meeting Of the Gospel Tenn
perance Union will be held in the Chap
line street{AI u L. church on Wednesday
at 1850 O'Clock. Good speakers are ex-
nartad. All ara invited.
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TnE West Virginia department eneamp.
ment, g. a. R,,,wlll meet in this cityon
May 2J, with headquarters at the NcLure
House. The sessions will be held at the
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Mi. Hearne in the course Of a rather
sharp speech about the opposition stirred
up MIR. Jaeger, who on behalf OF Mr..
Bropkunier and Mr.. Robbins, urged a
postponement5 Of further action. Mr..
Tracy and Mr.. Caldwell also took occasion
several times TO urge q postponement Of
ten days In order that all parties desiring
the privilege Of entering the city might
hayea fair sho&.
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Bnrgettstown, Washington Co., Pa,
Aprl II, 1885. b
THE 0RDINANCE,

. The terms Of the ordinance as received
from the First Branch were Substantially
the same as those in the synopsis Of the
ordinance published in this paper before
1t was presented to Council except that
the price at which gas was to be furnish.
ed to the citizens was made Is instead OF
% cents per thousand cubic feet and the
price to the city a instead Of 194 cents per
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WuEeLiSa amateur skaters would do
well to steer clear Of Martins Ferry. We
have some Of the best amateurs in the art
in the country. A Mr.. shuttleworth,
from Wheeling, came here last Friday,
claiming to be the champion Of West Viz
GINA on wheels, but was badly beaten by
one Of our boys.-nartin's Ferry Nelrs.
But It happens that shuttieworth is from
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