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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19
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without II. As q liver medicine and
general purifier Of the blood, Il has no
equAl.v Mrs. A. y. Alien, WATERPROOF,
Va, writes; my youngest child, two
year. cf xs. was taken with Bowel Com
plsint, which we could not cure. wstried
many remedies, but be continued 10 grow
worss, aud finally became 70 reduced In
6esh that we could only move him upon
. pillow. II was suggested BY ons Of the
doctors thHt Scrofula might be the cause
Of the trouble. We procured bosils Of
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Happiness

r~ssis frur ,hss srrs ccsssssfnens Shseh
sea,aiss ysrfexs lsoslsh of body and mind
Yes may possess II, u yoa WIN parity and
isslrwsas ,esr blood with Ayers ssrss-
psrsGa y. N. Howard. Newport y. H.,
wrA@s ~ sase~d ics YEAR, with scrsf.
usss, lsmors Afisr us.ng TIVE bos,ics Of
Artrt sxrsa,arsIs.
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er~si rslsss. u kas snsrely restorsd - -
krsnA.- Jznes yressh. AsShiso0. Kans..
vrrss ITO III psrscns su6esinx frum
Liver ccupasi1s. ! would ssrcagiy recon.
sarsd Ayers SsrsAp1ilA IwAs AFFLICTED
Win disease u the liver for nearly two
year, wkra friend sirissd me to tsks
this n~alcins. II gave prompt relief, and
hs cured me- Mrs.. IL. N. Kidda, II
Dwight It,, Bosson, Msss., writes: -Ysr
several years hsys uscd Ayers sarsA-
psriils IN my family. never feel safe,
eyen
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now TO MAKE MONEY!

- To Successful Salesman pay a. high =
a. 500 per month and expenses. Steady en-
ployment guaranteed so more wanted. Ex-
peri ence not necessary. Any live man can suc'
coed. 500 acres under cultivation. Tho most com.
plete packing grounds 10 the United States.
Newe ut and choicest varieties Of fruit specially
Send for terms, stating age. CHARLES H. CnAsE
Nurse lyman. Rochester, Y. lSSm
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;YouR HAIR,

L.
should he your crcwnlng glory. Ayers
Hair vlgor win restore tho vitality and
color Of youth 70 hair thai has become
thin and faded: and, where The Elsnds Ars
not decsyed or absorbed, VIII cause new
growth on bald hesds.
- Az the youthful color and viror
MAI Of The hair be preserved 70 old
sre' Read the following, from Mrs.. q.
Merton, somcrviile, Mass; lhavs used
Ayers Hair yigor for the past - ysars:
and. although am upwards Of =, ny
hrir 10 - abundant and glossy to-day -
WHEN WAS as.-
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DE vigor viii convince you Of Ms
powers. Mrs. NJ. Il. Cod, Lesdyile, Col,
writes: aTwo years ago, my hair having
almost entirely fallen out, ! ccmmsnoed
the use Of Ayers Hair vigor. To-day my
hair Is 70 inches long, fine. strong, and I.
healthy"
k4A1Av ~ w AO py tue uso VI
Ayers Hair vigor, the hair regains IT.
youthful color and vitality. Rev. II. r.
Williamson, Davidson College, Mecklcn-
burg Co., n. c., writes; ~ have used
Ayers Hair vigor for the last ten years.
1t Is IN excellent prcscryativc.n
nv the use Of Ayers Hair vigor, Geo.
. ! A. Dadman, Waterloo, Mo-, had
his hair restored to its original healthy
condition. lie was nearly bald, and very
gray. lie writes; "only fosr bottles Of
the vlgor were required to restore my
hair 10 It. youthful color and quantity" i
rcY16fs Ayers Hair vigor cures dis ,
U0MU eases Of the scalp. +. II.
Foster, Princeton, Ind, writes: 81 had
been troubled for years with disease Of
the scalp; my head was covered with dam
drun, and the hair dry and harsh. Ayers
Hair vigor gave me immediate relief,
cleansed the scalp, and rendered the hair
soft and pliable."
Ayers Hair vigor,'
PREPARED ny
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For sale by all Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the city and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In the city and Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.
T. O. Atkinson and.wiie, OF Moorefleld
are n the city.
Auditor.elect DuGey Is in the city, &C
co mpanied by his aunt.
Hon. Samuel Stapleton, OF Parkersburg
is q guest at the Wheeling Female Col
n. K. Kennon, Esq, OF St. Claisville,
Prosecuting Attorney Of Belmont county,
is in the city.
Col. George W. Thompson, Of Parkers.
burg, General Manager Of the Ohio River
road, arrived in the city from Pittsburgh
last evening.
Miss Amelia Stamm's many friends sur.
prised her last evening at her fathers resi-.
dence east OF the city, the occasion being
her birthday. A very enjoyable evening
was. spent by all.
In the death Of Mrs. French, Of Centre
Wheeling, which occurred yesterday,
Wheeling loses another strong link be-
tween the past and present She was
born here, and lived here throughout her
her long useful life, reaching the ripe
age OF n years and winning the high re-
gard OF a wide circle OF friends.
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The newly appointed Republican City
Executive Committee met at the City
Building last evening after the convention
and proceeded to organize temporarily.
graham from the Fint ward, Thomas N.
Jones from the Second, Joseph Speidel
from the Third, Ralph Whitehead from
the Fourth, George Miller from the Fifth,
w. H. Williams from the Sixth, James R.
Cowden from tho Seventh, and Fred
shaefer from the Eighth. Mr.'Ingraham
was made chairman and Mr.. Cowden Sec
rotary. The outlook for the coming mu-
nicipal election was generally discussed
and the committee adjourned TO meet this
evening for permanent organization.
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TnE poARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
Squire Buehanan,s Case propped-Routine
+ Bnenaka ihfi..

Squire BuehanAn's Case propped-R Routine
r. Business. fi
The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday forenoon in special session.
to investigate the charges preferred by
County Constable S. A. Wilcox against
Justice OF the Peace W. S Buchanan.
Buchanan was accused OF gross immortality
peared for him, and without pleading
guilty or not guilty, moved to quash the
proceedings on the ground that the speci-
LEGATIONS covered times before the COM
mencement OF Buchanan's present term,
and he:was not therefore subject to re-
moyal for these offenses.
This petition was granted, and the bot
tom fell ont Of the case right there.
Mr.. Stein moved that q committee be
appointed to secure the passage by the
Legislature OF an enabling act authori-
zing the county 10 erect "a house OF cor
rection for tramps.p This motion was
modified so as to constitute a general Com
mittee on Legislation on behalf Of the
county, and Messrs. Pickett, Peterson and
Stein were appointed as such committee.
Mr.. Delbrugge offered resolution,
which, It is but fair to him to say, be did
not write. The following Is q copy Ter
bdtim d iierntim:
Res0red, That j. W. Boring Be placed
on The finance committee which BE was
a member OF on the last committee and
that Stoker Be placed on the committee
on printing Of which he was a member Of
on the last committee.
After some discussion action on this was
postponed, and the Board adjourned.
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C1scIxsAT1, o., Jan. l2-Flour quiet aud un.
changed. Wheat easy; No. 2 red Sc. Corn easier;
No 2, 42c Oats easier; No. mixed SOC. Rye strong;
No. :, Coo. Barley strong and scarce. Pork weak
quiett shoulder iJc; short rib &c. Bacon quiet:
shoulders bT5c; short RIB 79sc. Whisky dull Of
81 II. Butter quiet aud unchanged. Eggs frmer at
2la22c. Cheese dull at llal2c. Linseed oil scarce
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This evening Rafael Josetfy, the famous
pianist, will give q recital at the Opera
House.. Reserved seats are on sale at
Banners music store. Joselfy ranks
higher than any other living pr
anist for technique, though he Is not
credited with putting as much soul OF
feeling into his execution. His playing is
brilliant, however, and full Of suggestions
for musical students. No doubt he will
have large audience Of cultured people.
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wellsburR Notes.

The skating rink continues to be the
fayorite place OF amusement.
The "Maid of the MIST gas well has
been abandoned at depth Of / 1926 feet,
Other wells will DO sunk in the near fl.
ture,
There was key of beer laid in at Ger.
tain place one day last week for special
purpose. On Sunday morning 1t was dis
covered that the keg was missing, much tc
the discomfort OF the invited guests.
On Saturday night the Little Chrome
saloon, also the Sycamore" saloon, were
broken open and a quantity OF liquors
carried off and destroyed. Two other
saloons were visited probably with like
intentions, but no entrance gained.
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CLOSING on. business.

As / am about to give up the merchant
tailoring business, / will offer TO my Gus.
toners and the public special bargains.
AS l will make up oil garments at about
half the cost you would have TO pay else.
where, now Is your time to have your
suits or overcoats made up cheap, with ct,
trimmings and workmanship guaranteed.
All persons indebted TO this firm will
please call and settle their accounts.
Store closes at o'clock, except Saturdays.
Store for rent and fixtures for sale.
II. II. MANsBAcI.
No. 20, Twelfth street.
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Tho An.trnlIan comnnnx.

Austin's Australian Novelty Company
had an unusually large audience at Char.
ley shay's last night. The company is
composed Of nothing but the finest spe-
cialty artists. Mile. Aimee really walks
upon the ceiling, head down, as adver.
tised. This feat is no trick or illusion, but
a scientific act, which bears close in.
spection. The gymnasts, vocalists, wire
balancer, dancers and other artists arc
unsurpassed. The company will remain
at this house all week,
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A VALUABLE donation to the library Of
the Wheeling Female College was received
Yesterday from the Rev. DR.. Fullerton, OF
Charleston. Similar donations from the
friends Of the College would be gratefully
received, rs good library is an important
foctor in education.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

The Features OF the Money md Stock Mar
kets.
NEW York, Jan. 12.-Money Ial x per cent: closed
offered at X per cent. Prime mercantile paper
i1sA6 pSF cont Sterling Exchange bankers bills
GFm at 81 SIX: demand 81 S5A. =,
GovERSNENfs-Flrm.
RAILROAD BoSDR-StrOng.
STATE SEcuRlT1Es-Steady and weak.
STocKs-ln the market In the frst hour Of business
wanna opened n percent higher az 9014, declined
70 90N aud rose 10 gOM. The improvement was ut
tributed to an increase In the Granger earnings
and heavy gain 10 east bound trelghIS.
profits. aud reaction Of y TO y percent ensued.
Coal shares were particularly weak on uniaYoFablc
rumofs In regard 10 the coal combination. Della.
% wanna aSsSP e, "n m Sss Sa lsks e
IS. Near the close there was ntily Of n 10 X per-
cent and the market left OF Arm. Union Pacific
sold under tho rule a. VIZ. New York Central at
SS5f, LaCkawanna at So IGgQagQK.
Compared with Saturday closing prices arc Y to
TX percent higher except Tor Quincy, I.RckRwanna,
Delaware & Hudson, Reading, Lake Shore, New
jersey Genital and Western Union, which arc u to
~ percent lower. Chesapeake & Ohio rose Il 10
81 percent; American Express rose 3k tooa
Transactions 21G, 900 shares.
U; s. ., lol; y: g KS ll2sG; y. s. new q, l29:
Paeias q q rs rs; Central PaclaC 1o9N: Bic, 90;
Missouri o., ioi; BE- Josaph, lis; g. r. s. q. rsts'
ll6 Tennessee g. old, q: do new, 49, Texas Pacific
Land Gants; s71s; do R9 Gnnde, ~; Union
Ink ' Fana i5 Virginia a. ST virginia e coa s
extra matured coupons, "; DO deferred, ";
Adams Express, ~; American Express, %; Canada
Southern 10; Central Pacific, 3IIS: Chesapeake
e qsio g. e. Rts'ea S s. ssSSp P RS
wayne y a hs Sc T. e 9SsePS 10 f pPs
terred, SsK asked; Kansas & Texas, lG4; Lake
d NashviiIe l6II. IONlisville New Albany q chi.
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Cltizcn.' rlcket.

Being from principle opposed to con
Meeting party politics with our city ant
county affairs, and having seen the many
evils which result from the same, w
respectfully suggest the following mixed
ticket Tor Councilmen Of the Fifth ward
as suitable one to be voted for ut the en-
suing charter election. We expect to vot,
and use our influence for the best men fol
Mayor and City Sergeant.
First Branch-Nelson Whitaker.
Second Branch-Jno. Warehouse, Col
Wilkinson. Geo. w. Harmon.
[Signed.
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Nm. GRUHn CHOSEN,
A call Of the wards resulted in the iol-
Tho T;ab,h ,.ord hoioro ,ha ,o,r,. ~

The Eighth ward, before the result was
announced, changed its mind, and cast its
entire vote for Mr.. Grub. This gave him
{, 2S5 votes to Mr.. SCOTS 1856. The total
vote cast was 500.
Mr.. Grub was formally declared the
nominee, and the announcement was
greeted with applause. On motion the
nomination was made unanimous, amid
renewed applause.
The convention then on motion adj
The nomination Of Mr.. Grubb gives gen.
erai satisfaction TO The Republicans Of the
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second-IaylIg and redceming the unpaid bonds
OF The loan OF June 18TH with interest thereon,
amounting TO Seventy-s six thousand dollars.
ThIrd-PayIng and rcdeemlng the unpaid bonds
OF the loan OF March 18th, 1875 with interestthere
on, amounting 10 ten thousand dollars
Fourth-Faying tho due and unpaid interest on
the loan OF August q, 1881. amounting 10 seven
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Tho American Eagle.

See the image Of this bird on the stand.
ard silver dollar. He spreads his wings
and seems as Il about to scream with wild
delight. Such enthusiasm may well pos
sess the people who have been cured Of
chronic indigestion by using Browns
Iron Bitters. Mr.. Thomas ]. Purcell, yard
master Of Camden station Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, at. Baltimore, writes,
"There Is nothing no good as Browns
Iron Bitters. Itcured me Of chronic in
digestion, from which I suffered thirteen
years.
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Council Committees.

The Council committees on Accounts
Fire Department, City Prison, and one OF
two other unimportant ones met last even
ing and transacted the business before
them, which was nothing out OF the ordi.
nary line. The, Committee on Legislation
also met and listened to the reading Of an
Act drawn up by the Solicitor for adop,
ton by the Legislature, provided Council
approves it, making the changes in the
charter that seem TO be demanded by the
experience OF the city during the past five
or six years.
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GRUBB FOB MAYOR.
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
dominates n Wei known and Popular
Business MIN for Mhyor-The Proceed.
ins.i Dstail-ASsw Executive Com.
mi..ss-somiaationwsll Received.

The Republican city convention to nom
mate a candidate for Mayormet LAST even
ing at the City Building. The chamber o.
the Second Branch Of Council had been
handsomely decorated with small flags by
Lieut.. sylyis in honor Of the meeting.
Mr. Alex Forgcy, Secretary ofthe Re
publican City Committee, called the con,
yention to order and named DR.. S. L
Jepson as Chairman and Joe D. Elson Al
Secretary. The Ave delegates from each
OF the ten wards were then invited to &C
cupy seats within the bar. The lobby
was crowded with spectators.
DR.. Jepsop declared the convention
duly organized for the transaction Of bust
ness. The secretary called the roll, ant
II was discovered that majority OF thu
delegates from all the wards were present
though few Of the delegations were full
Mr.. w. II. Hearne moved that thu
Temporary organization DO made per1na
nent. Mr.. J. w. Cowden moved tina
Otto Jaeger be substituted as permanen
secretary, explaining that he did this a
he request 81 Mr.. Elson. The amended
motion prevailed. i
DR.. Jepson thanked the convention TO
the honor conferred upon him, and de
clared that the body was assembled her
TO name man TO be elected Mayor. Per
sonally he would like TO see a man nomi
mated who was familiar with city affairs
and WonId by experience be enabled TO de
tect evil and strike at it.
On motion Of j. R. Cowden, the rot
for Frank Blowers for ;city clerk in 1888
was adopted as the basis Of representation
in voting for candidate for Mayor. Thi
gave to the wards the following votes:
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BAKER AND FARnoS had full house at
the Opera House last night. Their play,
"Emipants," affords a good opportunity
TO work in their pleasing variety business,
and TO create n good deal OF fun.
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IMPLICATIONS,

.wAsHrSoToS, D. O., Jan. 12.-1 AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cooler
weather, northerly winds, becoming va
riable; rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, fair colder wealth.
er, preceded by light local SHOWS In east
ern portion westerly Winds higher bar
ometer. -.
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A1I.W00L KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock a full line Of the
above Jackets; also, On extra heavy quail.
III for butchers, and full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
rhrink. G. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Iailors and Gents Furnlshers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-13

GEAR brings disgrace, bravery brings
honor, cotrardtee saresRo man from his fate,"
says the Caliph Omar; but DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has saved millions from an
n,ufnl fnfn
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Al, VINO can Tellg

Chahtti0a Tiaa.
The free pass season is now upon III
and the Question arises, how many mem.
bers Of the Legislature will pay their own
railway expenses to wheeling?.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed OF Schnepf'a
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
I A. NJ, SCI Il NJ, 1882. NJ, 46'i 7P. NJ,
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rne ExEourlvE COMMIT.


Mr.. ]. D. Elson moved that, as the
wartI delegations were not all full. the
regular order OF business be deviated from,
and the members OF the new executive
committee be tirst chosen. This motion
was adopted, and the following executive
committee selected:
First ward-D. D. Ingram.
Sccond-Thomas JoneS.
Third-Joseph S. Speidel.
Fourth-RaIph Whitehead.
Rifth-George Miller.
Sixth-William II. Williams.
Seventh. r. Cowden.
Eighth-Frederick Schaeier.
Mr.. Frank johnson was chosen from the
Third ward, but declined tho appoint
inent, aid Mr.. Speidel was substituted.
Mr.. Charles A. Reed also declined re-
appointment in the Fifth ward.
On motion OF Mr.. w. Fl. Hearne, the
delegates present whose wards were not
fully represented were authorized to cast
the full vote Of their ward.
a GOOD SEND OPT.
]. R. Cowden offered the followed-reso.
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, At the primary election held
December eth, 1884, Mr.. O. D. Thompson
was chosen as the candidate OF the Re-
publican party Of this city for the office Of
City Sergeant; Mr.. Frank W. Bowers as
candidate for the Office Of City Clerk; Mr..
Henry Seamon as the candidate for the Of
fee OF Wharf Master; therefore
BE Il reS0iped, That these nominations
be and are hereby ratified and confirmed.
NOMINATIONS PoR MAYOR.
Mr.. Ingram, OF the First ward, nominal
ed N. B. Scott for Mayor.
MIR. A. G.. Robinson, OF the Seventh
ward, named Jacob W. Grub.
Mr.. ]. schultze, OF the Eighth ward,
presented the name Of s. P. Hiidleth, but
Mr.. Hildreth positively declined.
expression Of hope that a man Of
experience in city affairs, would
be nominated, and FAMED DR.. Jep-
son for Mayor. DR.. Jepson declined the
nomination, and expressed his high ap-
probation OF the honor conferred upon
him. He said he had declined renomi-
nation for Council from the Second ward,
because his business would not permit his
giving the duties OF the position the atten.
ton theyought to have. He thought some
body beside medical man should be
nominated for Mayor.
Mr.. w. H. Travis nominated S. K. Wal
lace, saying he believed Mr.. Wallace
could be elected. MIR, Wallace said he
had taken one turn at this nomination,
and there were about 5000 Republicans
in Wheeling. 1t would therefore not be
his turn again for 5000 years. This
sally provoked laughter, and Mr.. Wallace
was excused.
Mr.. ]. D. Elson warmly seconded the
nomination OF Mr.. Grub, referring to the
Democratic nomination for Mayor as a
weak one, but cautioned the Republicans
that they must not rely upon this fact.
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GTOCKHOLDERs, MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
National Bank OF West Virginia ut Wheeling Will
be held at the Banking House on Tuesday January
I'M, for the election Of Directors, and the trans.
action Of any other business that may come before
them. JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. 50. 1888. deO
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I have used and thoroughly tried all the varioul
makes oil roller skates, and ] am free 70 say thai
your skate caps the climax. They are the mos
durable aud simple ever used, and arc beyond Q
doubt the best for r!nk manages or scientific
skating. A. E. ESrABkoOK, Dayton, o,
(ChRmnion OF Amerjca.l
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We have had ten years experience In roller
have tested hundred or more different patterns
We have had your skate III daily use now over two
months and given 1t fair trial. II is superior te
>"' - LANE BlioTHgRs, Professionals.
English Roller Skaters.
8. &c. BOYD,
Jyls MARKET SQUARE.
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SEVERAL BONA FIDE DgMocRArs.

CLoAKs, worth s25, marked to SIS; cloaks;,
worth so. marked Sl2 80; cloaks, worth
Sl5, marked down to $40 at the Red
EN- McGr,,. GCo,s
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We have been using your skates for the last three
months, and have pleasure in stating that we con-
slider II superior to any that we have ever seen or
used. RUSSIAN ROLLER SKATERS
- WIN W. ". Coles Circus.
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-t @ PHILADELPHIA, PA.
have skatcd as professional for ten yeas
using during that time different skates, but find
yogts superlor 70 any, and shall use them exclu
slvely hereafter. W. X. Gu0DALL.
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To the Qualified Voters Of the City
Of Wheeling.

RE- IT KNOWN that the Council Of the City Of Wheel
aii ordinance in words and figures as follows
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TnE Red Ticket Sale will continue to
Fabruary /. Something new every day.
=. EN-. McGiLLIN Il Co.
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6th. It's the most simple.
9th. Its the most durable.
9Th. II can be made plain or scientific.
Sth. Il Is the only practical Rink EENte.
9th. II Is endorsed BY the finest exper's aud pro-
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champion OF the SOr.hwcstl

bRookLfH, N. !.
The skates have been received. tried at the rinl
by experts, and approved. RoB'T BUSSlNG.
Manager Brooklyn Rink)