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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
THE CANDIDATES
CHOSEN BY THE REruBl1cANs
A. saturday Nights prlmaris. Many Good
Men Named for Council in the various
wards-List of Delegates Selected to
!, mayoraliy Convention Tonight

The Republican ward primaries Satur-
day night, to select candates for the two
branches Of Council and delegates to the
city Convention at the City Building this
evening, which will name q candidate for
Mayor, we're as general thing well at
tended. The tickets nominated in the
various wards are spoken ofas more than
acceptable TO the Republican voters Of
the. wards. Each ward nominated one
candidate for member ofthe First Branch,
one member holding oyer from each ward.
The candidates for the First Branch are
as follows:
First ward, W. A. Isett.
Second, Dr.. CA. Wingerter.
Third, p. B. Dobbins.
Sixth, w. II. Williams.
Seventh, II. P. McGregor,
Eighth, A. ]. Schultze.
In the Fourth ward there was tie vote
for candidate for the First Branch, be
tween Anthony Lally and George Nc
Cowen. The vote will DO taken again TO-
morrow night to decide which Of these
two will be the nominee.
In the Fifth ward no nominations were
made for either branch Of Council. The
meeting adjourned until next Wednesday
night, when Council candidates will be
selected.
SECOND BRANCH.
Following are the candidates chosen fol
the Second Branch:
First %ard-George Gundling, John G.
Haberfeld, S. Walker Cunningham, John
G. Kline.
second-W. II. Hearne, G.. r. Tracy,
DR.. B. Stillyard. DR.. Stillyard is the well
known colored physician.
Third-Geo. b. Caldwell, Randolph
Butts, VIM. +. Peterson.
FOURTH. W. Armstrong, Abe Stamm
Charles Loetller.
sixth-A. D. Work, ]. P. Heinlinc, F
NJ. Hathaway, l. Fl. Crago, oryille Car
Seventies. P. Hildreth, George Clator,
Eighth-R. NJ. Cilleland, Otto Jaeger,
DR.. ]. W. Mccoy, Henry scrsbe.
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION.
This evenings convention will be com
posed Of five delegates from each ward, Us
follows:
First ward-Dlniel Arndt, ]. NJ. Belle,
vile, S. W. Cunningham, D. D. 1ngrin, B.
second-Dr. S. L. Jepson, DR.. R. w.
Hazlett, II. B. Clemens, Ii. B. Stillyard,
w. Fl. Hearne.
Third-Benja,nin Fisher, W. B. samp-
son, J. D. Elson, II. ]. Smythe, John Frew.
Fourth-James McAdams, Thomas IL.
Lewis, David Nesbitt, Ralph Whitehead,
Fifth-J. 6. Barr, j. @. Kemple, S. W.
Kyle, DR.. ]. b. Reed, +. R. Metzner.
Sixth-S.. X. Wallace, VIM. Ii. Travis,
A. 9. L. Ebeling, L. w. Dunaway, A. d.
" seyenth-A. G. Robinson, Alexander
Mitchell, J. Il. Cowden, j.. A. Faris, G..
Eigith-A. ]. schultze, Thomas E.
Bishop, Henry Kunkle, Otto Jaeger, Jo-
seph Freeze.
A new Executive Committee will be
appointed this evening. The Fourth ward
primary named Ralph Whitehead for the
position; the Sixth, w. Ii. Williams, and
the Eighth, Fred Schaefer. The others
expressed no preference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
ALL.W00L KN1T JACKETs.

We have now In stock a full line Of tho
above Jackets; also, IN extra heavy Dual.
nv for butchers, and q full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. 6. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnisllers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city and Wheeling Folks
Ahrond II.

Strangers In the city and wheeling Folks
Abroad. E
w. w. Whitmyer, OF the Piedmont
'AdrertiScr, isin the city.
G. N. Harrison, formerly of Williams;
town, Pa, is now clerk at the Howell
House.
W. O. Sykes and wife were called to
Pittsburgh Saturday, by the death OF Mr..
Sykes father.
General Ned Wood, OF Charleston, is in
the city. He claims to be only "looker-
on in Vienna"
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock
county, has. been spending tho past two
days in tits city.
Hon. Eustace Gibson, Of Huntington,
member Of Congress from the Fourth Dis
trict, is at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Robert Burns Buchanan, formerly
a journalist OF this city, and well known
throughout Eastern Ohio, now editor Of o
literary paper in Chicago, was married
lastmonth In that city to Miss MadeleineV.
Becker.
Representative W. F. Dyer will leave
for Wheeling this friday morning. Mr..
Dyer will take his family, also. Tie hos
FATALITIES of Mr.. Dyer's pleasant mansion
will be missed from our social circle this
winter.-South Branch Gazette.
A. A. Rock, of ST. Adams, and Mrs.
Julia I4ackey, Of Paint Creek, were mar
ried Thursday. The happy couple left on
the II o'clock train for Washington, and
from there to Wheeling, where they will
spend the winter.-charleston Stale 4ri-
bune. =
Mr.. H. E. Sanford, a well-known theat-
rical man, was in the city Saturday
representing Maggie Mitchell, who will
present "Little Barefoot ut the Opera
House Saturday afternoon, and her new
play, "Maggie, the Midget" the same
evening.
Mr.. Willard F. Geisey has been admit
ted to partnership in the firm OF Beltz &
Fading, and the firm will hereafter be
Beltz, Fading & Co. Mr.. Geisey will
prove q valuable acquisition to the estab-
iishment, and both parties arc to be con-
graduated.
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both men were badly hacked, but Jack
son got the worst OF tho duel, the slash
across the breast being serious wound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
Trnnafnrs Racortlnd.

The following conyeyances were admit
ted TO record at Clerk Hooks office satur
day: A deed made the 9th day OF Noyem
Der, 1880, by the Stone Church Cemetery
Association to Mrs. F. Miller, in consider.
alton Of S35, for lot % In section A OF said
cemetery. A deed made the 10th day o.
January, 1885, by Thomas 0'Brien and
wife to, the German Fire Insurance Com.
pany, in consideration Of s., $50, for a por-
ton Of lots 10 and 10 in square 0, adioin.
ing the Opera House property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

YsuSo men or middle.aged ones, suffer.
ing from nervous debility and kindred
weaknesses should send three letter
stamps for illustrated book suggesting
sure means Of cure. Address Worlds
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
Che qntelligettter
once Nos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

Announcements John Rpbrecht
Co.paFtnorship Notice Beltz, Elading & Co.
RtOckS For saIe-I. Irwin, Agent.
For Sale-ilousc and Business Property-G. o.
sI For s!a Gsegii House H. Rlnchart.
Habits OF Youth.
Opera HORSEPOWER OF Money.
rndertaEen and Funeral plfCcton-G. Monde
GSo. II. Iaylor-Mark Down Sale Of Dress Silks
Red Ticket sale-E. NJ. AcGillin d tCo.-FItst
Gard Of Thanks-Mrs. Louis SeiilCr-Fonrth page
Charley shay's Academy Of Mnsio-F0uEth page
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

MADnlp, Jan. liking Alfonso LEFT
Granada this morning. He took break
fast at Loga, and then drove to Albania,
where he will pass the night under can.
vas. There were slight shocks to-day at
ALBANIA aud Alienacar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

HENRY LEAsuRR attempted to drive o
dozen chickens from tile Second-ward
Market House to Fulton on Saturday, in
payment OF an election wager, bnt gave it
up after going abouta square, and put the
fowls in 4 wagon and thus droye them
out. A martial band headed the process
sim
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as. observed at schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
IA. NJ, 30S; u NJ, rs r. NJ, 40e; r. NJ,
$40. Sunday: IA. NJ, S6'; II Ip 4S';
3P. NJ, 400; Z r. NJ, 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

EOR RENT-SToRE.RooM Ay6
JIG Dwelling Of four rooms above on the corn,
Of Twenty Second and Main streets. SionSr0s
now occupied BY Dr. jas. Reed, Druggist April
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

NOR RENT-l1oUSE NO. 10 OK
u Twelfth street, near Mcclure llOtae. Ala
Rooms on second door, frst house below NrIgS
House, Market street. Apply to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

TnE Great Red Ticket salel What
Come and see. Tho Tickets speak for
Themselves. E. NJ. McGnLIN& Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

E0R RENT-A LARGE FRAME
IL House, on the farm OF u, Warden .It,.
FIVE niles east OF tho city, up EdginEt0n's IS-s
The house Is beautifully located, aud would mi,
a nice summer residence. An orchard OI FTi
fruit and room for gardening. Possession M
- W. J.. WARDEN,
ta1O No PHO Main SIM,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
gnrgent.

NOR RENT-SToRE.ROOM Am
n Dwelling OF I've rooms above, No. St2 Nh,
street Possession given Immediately. II jp,j..1l
ADply to W. II. RINEH ART, lI6S NaIkCtSt tx
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

dor RENT-FoUR ROOMS AN
II finished attic, No. % Fourteenth y,rett. =,
aud water. Also, In rear OF zane hotss viii 4.
rooms VIII h,,S sni, 5 IL, I,om Eonfteegsh ttzt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
G1airunnamts.
FORTUNE TELLING.
greettnas.
sTOoKHoLpERsl MEErING

Tho annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of The
jGttcIton Insurance Company, Of wheeling, W. Va,
VIII be held at the Company Ofce, No. lis Main
hours OF 2ond 4P. NJ, for the election OF Directors
and me transaction OF any other business that may
cN saS., SeISre the'n. y ptrsrpn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

A CRIMSON Hue peryades our Cloak
Department. It's the Red Tickets.
E. M. MCGILLtN q Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

He nApjust returned from his summer
vacation, and describing the beauties Of
mountain scenery to o lady friend, he
asked: "Haye you ever seen the Cats
kill-mountains ?" and sheanswered: mo!
but i have seen the Bulls-couEh,syrupE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

CToCKHoIDERs' MEETING, :

The annual stockholdes, meeting Of The STANDARD
Fire Insurance Company. Of Wellsbulg, w Va,
will be held IN the otice Of the Company In Wells
burg on Tuesday, January 70, 1885, nj ID O'clock A
NJ for the election Of Directors aud the trnsaetioT
o. any other business that may come before them
". K. PENDLEToN, President,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
Saufnrd,s gadisa1 Cure.
CA I ARRH
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, for
every form Of CGtarrh, 81.
Ask FOR
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, wa,cry Discharges from tho Nose
and Eyes Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved,
Choking mucus dslOdged, membrane oleanscd
and healed, breath swOetenOd, smell, taste, and
hearing restored, and rayages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, nrOppingH into the Throat,
Pains in the Ghost, Dyspepsia, Wasting Of Strength
aud Flesh, Los Of Sleep, etc., cured,
Ono battle Radical cure, one box Catarrhal Sol.
vent and one DR.. sanfoEd's Inhaler, in one pack.
age. Of all druggists, for S. Ask iorsaniords Rad.
icAl Cure, pure dlltllIRlion Of witch.Ha1cl, Am.
Pine, On. Fir, MRrigoid, Clover blossoms, etc.
PorTER DRuo ANp CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
r0CKH0LDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF tho stockholders Of Tho
Peoples Bank VIII be held at tue Banking Horse
on Tuesday, January 10, 1885 from 10 O'clock A. NJ,
until o'clock ?. NJ for the election Of Director
ioE tae ensuing year. and tho Transaction OF any
iabM GEO W, EC,KHARIT In C11hIar Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

LooK at the prices on Choice Novelties
In Dress Goods in display advertisement.
E, NJ. McGILLIS & 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12

TnR Great Red Ticket Sale commences
to-day at e. N, McGltIN &iCo.'S,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
FLEoT1oN

TFLEoT1oN. a \
the regular annual meeting Of tho Stockholders
Of The Commercial Bank for the election Of Direc.
ton win be held at its office on Tuesday, January
II 1855, between the hopn Of 0 and 12A.M.
WHEELING, January 3, lsss esH ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-15
fdum sebaudten Borte perltanben UNI
trQten lGeu auriif.

fdum 9ebaudten Borte perltanben unb
traten ideu 5uriid.
rWie ipirb Tie eS ertrasen?" begann
Wurel jebt. Sage ibr, boS i9 iie iber.
menibli1 liebte, Sase ibr - unfaBlie
der Du, Der Ou iiber urts sipalteit, mas
besebrit On idon nleiuer Seele, baB iie
in Sid 5uridtebre? @rbarnt Sid nidt
bas @eib, beiien @oit, befen 2eben i'd
bin? @arum iammert Sid ni9t tie.
Die bas Slid tpolIte! Gnbre-Mnbre-
iein &6rper irnnb iid, tsie in beftisen
Sdmersen-.ib fann nidt fierben, ners
fludt lit mein Sob bar9 bic Gnsit Inn
fiew
90 iprah glnbre bumpf unb obne
&lase: Isle lit in bieier 9e6t einses
sansen 81 eniser Gube.~
.2eonure!" iaudate suref .auf, .tuas
f1osit 9u in Der Nadt BON bannen?
Giebe, auf ben Gliseln Der Morsen>
r6tbe ellie i9 Dir mad - Dir nah!"
Ser iibertrbii6e @lans auf ieinem Sc
ii6t erloib, elm @efibl bebnte feline
@lieber, bas milber rpar als RIbigfeit
unb bod nidt 10 iiB; elm 8aulaen mar
in ieinem Dbr, bas lauter flaps als
Weeresrauiden unb bod persuorrener.
unb pie ttef er binabfiel - imHer tiefer
bas &auiden t5nte NUT nod fern =
fait oerflang es = er i6raf 5uiammen.
rIurel!" rief cine persueifelte Stim=
n1e unb iaste feline Seele auriif boa Der
S6weae Der 8erseiienbeit.
@r bob ben Irm, ct i9lans ibu UNI
Gnore's Naden, er itammelte: rMein
Bruoer!) unb fiBte bic attternben 2ip=
pe,, bic ieinen Munb iubten.
llno unter bieiem &ufe fob bic auf.
laeibeudte Seele tuieber suriid, unS bas
8euubtiein bedte iid nit etuiger Nadt.
Sn benz sraueu, talten Morsen fniete
Nnore Wintorp an Der 2ei9e; bic 8ai=
Ter rauidten, bic @inbe tpebten i'm
9ann, aber in ieiner Seele mar Nues
itarres S9meigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-15
Saar @elo fur quite 0erfes
@elunbbeit 1T &ei6tbum.
Sidere Seiluna inter @arantie.

SlWStI Qt'ln"S nhlSt SuLo''tp'
ST.. 6. 6. @ei's gerpenz uno @ebirn-
Sur, sarautirtes Rittel fir SDierie,S dipin
bel, &rdrupfen, Reural9ta, 8opftpeb, Werno~
iitdt In Splge GenuBes BON Mtohol lnb Ea<
BAT, Sdlahoiisfeit, seiitiae 8ebriidunaea,
@ebirneripetsuns, oeraulabt ourd &rans#t
unb fibrenb su iibler 2aune nno Sob. TbT@
seitiges Nlter; 1nfrudbarfeit, Spasrnntbtr@
bpe, peranlaBt burdb l1eberarbeituns II. aus=
fbmeifenoes 2eben. Cine S6adtel entbaH
cine Npnatszgur. 81 per S9adtel SIS fir
6 S6adtel, per 8oit fret augeianot, BET gm<
pfans bes 8reiies.
@ir garantiren. baB ieds S6adtel
ieben Sall furiren. @iit ieber BON inns tir
6 59a9tel entbaltener 8eltellns besleifet
BON S., lenoen mir benz Gdlfer nniere aes
ldriebene @arnntie, bas @elo suriid5ufenben
penn bas Ntittel feline Sur betpirft. @arana
tieen nun anS9eitent BON
Spbn 6. 8eit & 60.
ess @. @abiiOnftr. Chicago, gu. 4s-1i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-15
Neunsehnte3 4abiteI.


@,e lansIam bod bic .3e,t persebt
@s ihien Qnbre, als pb nidt Monate
als pb Sabre perFoiien ieien, ieitbem
linn bic Stunben zines Cages eine
&rone serei6t unb unbeilbare 8unben
seidlasen. 9ai9t in 9aden, nidt in
brdutl,dem 2iebesgetdubel batten Nrt=
bre unb Soiepbine erproben f5anen, Of
i6r Seslansen na6 chamber elm sSrrs
tbum ober 1i6erer @liidstrieb tuar; in
9branen uno grult fanben lire Screen,
baB iie sei6afen tuaren, chamber gu
tr6iten uno 81 balten.
Sn Warel9alf's pereinlamtem Sauie
batten bic Srauen ben CONNER iiber 9es
~tuaitet; iie perlieBen i'm 9erb]t ben
Wann, Der tpobl in leinem Ser5en cine
unsetriibte, ebrfirdtise @rinneruns at,
feline @attin trus, Dem aber Die g fli9teu
ieiner iesensreiden Sbdtiafeit feline 3eit
III meider Erauer lieben. sic bealId
ten burb ihr @iebertommen Nnbre, Der
itiQ Der 9nese ieines gaters uno Ser
glrbeit lebte; lie beslidten au9 Meoora,
bic LANCE fern BON Der Sauptitaot ibrem
@rara tint ben 9eimlid @eliebten selebt
bate.
gtnbre fonnte feline 8raut nit troben'
gea9ri1ten iiber ben @rfols ieiner Sc
Der empfansen; benn obidon bamals Die
genlur am Gage na6 Der Quffibrung
In6re's Drama perbot, 10 founte bieier
Sdlas in Die SUIT i'm bod ni9t mebr
t~reffen, ionbern NUT basu bienen, bic
Gufmerfiamfeit nod mebr auf i'm 5u
lenfen. gr ipar eben in l1uterbanblung,
bel einem sroBel, freiseiinuteu glatt
als &ebafteur bes sSeuiQetous enquire
ten, er bate feline @ebi9te, benen nun
fem Serleser mebr ausmi9, i9on ieiner
graut selanbt, unb Soiepbine iab nit
gbrdnen auf bic @ibmuns: ,Meinen
tbeuren .Sobten" unb las bas berrli6e
@eoi6t, nit benz er biele @ibmung be-
sleitet bate.
geun iparen tie tpieber pereiniat, uno
am er iten Gage, als Tie in Der @ubnuus
Der &dtbin ueriammelt iuaren, bot Me=
bora um bic 8esleitung aner 2ieben,
oenen 1ie enbli9 einmal ibr 8eIibthum
81 aeisen uiini6te. SEPT erfubr man
erIt, baB Mtebora i9on I'M Sriiblins elm
sroBes 9aus sefauft babe; Ollie iparen
germ bereit, tbr 81 fOlsen, um es an5us
ieben.
8apa 9emalb, Der stuar etuas BON
feiner alten 6elterfeit nerlpren bate,
aber bod INNER nod frii6 unb gut &c.
larnt in's 2eben 1ab, fibrte feline alte
Jreunbiu uno Die &iinitlerm gallant an
ben @asen uno nabm ibnen 9egeniiber
8fab; bas 8rautpaar folste in elmer
ameiten @quipase.
Man fubr in bic Stabt binein. Srau
9abore's 8life 9litten iiber bic porbeiz
riidenben Sduierreiben, einmal bemerfte
Mebora, baB elm S9atten bas Qlntlib
Der alien Dame perbilterte; an ienem
SauIe, bas emit Die Sirma tor Straten
unb 9abOre' trus, befauo ii6 ein neues
|Sdilb.
rM6se er Srieben finben," faste Me=
bora NIT sitternber Gimme; lie ba6te
on @ebbaro tor Straten, Der nod iener
Sdredenstbat 9eutidlauo fir INNER
Derlaiien bate.
nNber Sic fiibren uns ia Biz ans
@noe Der @elt," rief Gapa 9emalo, a!s
tic iiber Die &~Dnissbriide fnbren.
.Nur big in Die MleranberfraBe,r
iagte Meoora uebmitbis lddelnb.
sWieine SOiepbine." iaste Gnore
iaste Gnbre u~nteroeiIen, feline 8raut
Sartli6 umidlinsenb, nnteiu 2eben
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worte oer @arnumg ttao oeS.
StoifeS.

Worte oer @arnnmg ttno oes-
Sroftes.
-2Senn Gle Surd s6pa9e GsSunbbeN I.i,.a os.rg
,anr sem 9rantenbette lissen, ~berubiaen sic it'd
"menn ete nur untrobl ftnb, ober menn sic tdsa
@t4sa9 ans sntnutbtst fab.
len, ebi1e gu luifien parur.,
ssas pop .sitters pirb ete
g8enn Gle Elm 9iebiser fnb, unb
fi3 bur4 Sbre $Fibten oils pator
nbefGfsettet babsn. oser SHUTTER fnb,
erl9laltt enr4 Serge unb Arbeit, ober elm oefddftss
mann ODER Grbeiter finb, aefdp66t bur6 bic GrfIIz
lung Sbrsr tdsIiden 9Fi6ten, oS.r Elm Ronn Ser
6eosr ttnb, per annd9tIi1 bis an Ritterna6t an ieiz.
tigen. '
ssenn Sic bur6 lleb.neHens oSer Srirten, ober trz
sene pe!&e Satisfaction ober a~usf1meifuns, ober
OntS ~ lInslfs 8adien, rpsnn Sic jung finS, mas.
"os.r ,uenn fe in Der @e,taatt FnS, auf Der
"Safin. oeer am 4uIte, ober irgenb ro ansers,.
"ano 1ne!en, saB Sbr Spitens etne 8einisung
"oosr elmer Betaabuns bebarf, obne bat bies
s1etbsit berauibenb wirten, menn Sic alt fnb,
"J5rS Slut oann nnS unrein tn, S5r Bulls unS
SEW, i ss if - s lS,os sl.t tas, S sns sIti arstss i@Tin@
'Ssnsn nsass aebsn, Kraft unS osiunbb.it ein,us
f6Ben."
Ienn Ste ntassnirant Ober bpfp.ptii9 limb, ODER
an trsenb ether anberen ber pteIer Waasnz unS
HrterletbssRrantbeiten Ieiben, 10 1T es Sbre
stsene s9utb, penn Sic trunt blsib.n.
gsms SIC snrs irsenb cine srt pom Nisren.
- " 4uISH OIS AuHSUQlluS
Il9 aut ben Cob ;u psrfuten, uni wensen sic f9
rpegen SetIuns-an Sop Sitters.
sSenn Ste az, tr8enb elmer iener Rerpenseranfz
3etten le1een, 10 werben Sic Elm .8aIfam ppn Giz
Leah" in Sop 9itters inben.
-Wenn Sic etn 9efn6er pber 8eppbner
-n'tdsn1atttder Dtftritte iinS, fi6ern Sic Sbr
-Sptein 8egen bie 2anbplaaen
-Dfalarta. eptbemii9e, bili6ie unb @edfeI.
-Stebsr bnrda ben @ebrau6 D. sop 8itters.-
2Senn Sic raube, bIafse ober fable 9efdtsfarbe,
f9le4ten Scrub aus benz Tunbe baben, 70 iuirb Sbs.
men Sop Sttters cline Hare Saut, rei6es 8Iut Sen
bet rte9enSem atbem unb geiunbbeit seben. $500
pefoen I'M 6aae tetner Setiung ODER SIife beiabIt.
Gttter Dante 9Snn5d.
10, ioie tb bod ruinfbe, baB meiue Saut TO rein
nnS ip,t9 lpdre. ME bic Sbrfss." iaste cine Game
gu tbrer 6rennbin. Isle tDnntrn oas Ieiht aenua
b%aben," antportete BITE Sreubin. uSa, aber ipie q"
[faats pie ertts Dame. u9ur9 ben 8ebrau6 pom
pop Stttets, weI6es bas SIut rein unb reid madt
nnO biabenee GeiunSbeit sisbt. Gs bat es penigz:
tens fur mid 8etban."
s#- &eineSlai6e edit pbne einen Straus
pom 9riinem Sopfen, auf Dem tueiBenS ettef.
Sermetoet allen i6le6ten Der atftiaen
Stoff NIT 1Sop" ooer DSops" nit Ramen.
IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

TuE consplrators who thought they
had laid their plans 10 nicely TO kill of
the walnut street storm water sewer,
oyerreached themselves, for In their
blind, reckless hurry they have struck u
"enag" Of the very worst description
thai will sink their "Atby" boat with
oil on board, This ''snag" will be heard
Of later The injunction suit was heard
yesterday In g mmon Pleas Court. and
will be concluded to-day, Every thing
Ia still lovely, and In the regular course
OF time, the unslghtly blOtch on Wal
nut street will be ObllterOted. II seems
n little queer, 10 put the thing mildly,
that about u year ago whitman u
Barnes should slgn petition to the City
Council praying for the con'truction OF
a storm water sewer on Walnut street,
and now como into court with petition
asking that tho city bo enjoined from
doing tho work they were 30 anxious
should be done, Which leads ue 10 re-.
marh, In tho words Of one william
shakeepere, Esqy Consistency, thou art
q jewelT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11
HAPPILY the English fleet In Bantry

HAPPILY the English fleet In Bantry
bay aud the Russian fleet Ut wilma, en-
gaging each In iis own independent
sham battling, will be the OILY gun
powder burnt as the result Of the late
disagreement between theso powerful
nations, Pretty much all the advantage
to business that actual war would have
brought has been or is now IN course Of
being realized, The preparations aud
antlcipalions assisted manufactures,
shipping aud some Of the Chicago wheat
speculators; and now II Is announced
the assurance Of peace 10 giving conf
denco 10 trade ln Great Britain, Great
IL Gladstone and his method and also
the Car and his way Of closing things.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-11

A DISTINGUISHED traveller, who has
spent great deal Of time In the East,
says that some Of the good people Of this
country who are 40 liberal In contribut'
ing money for the support OF mission
aries In the far East would not be 30
free with their money II they under
stood how many mercon0ry men here
were among the missionaries, He says
that no knows Of his own knowledge
that a number OF missionaries have made
large fortunes through the smuggling
into China Of contrOband opium. Tho
same packages which bring to them
their Bibles and their bundle Of tracts
are often mere covers for large quanti-
iles OF thio terrible drug Tho profit
upon this kind OF trade Ia nj least 800
per cent upon the capital invested, tle
says that the minor officials connected
with the legations and number of our
consuls have entered Into u combination
with the missionaries for the purpose Of
carrying on this trade, This ring was
never stronger than when Seward was
Minister 10 China. Congress lOye9tlga-
tlon Of him broke up for time this
ring. But 4. IN now as powerful 40 ever.