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STRAUSS &OCHLESINGHR
TEE DAYLIGHT DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s,~,h AvaDua and aTsrehautn stra.a
sixth Avenue and Merchants stress.
Ar.rr,b,s Ho,os.uss
ton.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-A terribly
quick spreading fire broke out in story
and a half cottage at No. SO Vernon
Park, place owned and occupied by ".
P. Bates, few minutes after O'Clock
this morning, in which four persons
were burned to death. The family con
sisted of five persons and 9 servant girl,
and all but two met horrible death.
When the firemen arrived on the seems
the house was found il blaze. AR.
Bates was found in an alley at the 0ldo
of the house suffering from severe burns
and said at O'Clock the
servant girl started drO
men later, leaving the door open. Sno
returned in q mIuute or two and found
the kitchen ablaze. The girl ran aWay
screaming with fright, and Mr. Baa6s
was aroused and rushed into the kitchen
and tried to put out the IRE. Not sue.
ceeding he rushed out and sent IN IN
alarm. The fremen went 70 WoTk On
the blazing pile with q Will, and sue
ceeded in putting the nre out In about
fifteen minutes. Inc entlre lnsert0r o.
the house was Quilted, but the walls ~.
manned intact. When the dremen e1tsr.
ed the house they found the
cHARRED BODIES
of the entire family with the exception
of Mr.. Bates, They were:
Mrs. Mary e. Bates, aged 30.
John Bates, aged 8.
Edward Bates, an infant.
Mrs. Dreylson, aged 20, mother Of
Mrs. Bates. The body of Mrs. Bates
was found lying two feet fEom the front
windows on the first moor burned % q
crisn the chared remains of her baby y.
ing Close by the remains. Mrs: Dreyl:
son was found upstairs where she died
of sufocation, as the body was not much
burned. The partition and Walls O ne
house were lined with felt and When r.
blaze once started 1t spread 81 Oyer
with inconceiYsble rapidly. The char
red bodies were removed TO the morSue.
Nothing has been heard of the seryA1t
girl after her flight Ii IL siso so =
housr and was seen about the plaoo
when the fire was In progress, but sud
denly disappeared.
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CHICAGO, Oct. sl.-A foot OF snow is
reported from nearly ali parts Of the
northern peninsula Of Michigan, block.
aiding the railroads. There WHs sIIght
fail ct GaIena and Monmouth. Illinois,
Yesterday.
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sAsaaEned.

NEW York, Oct 21.-Morton @.
Warren, importer O faces, 40 Green
streef, assigned to-day; preferences,
41o9, ZIG.
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CHARRED BODIES
- A. .
FJREIGN:NEWs.


vienna, Oct. 21-Violent debaso
arose fn the reichsrAth yesterday. The
German party asked the president 70
cali Count TaAfe, the Austrian Pre-.
mier. 10 account for accusing the OPP
position of importing q race 1eAloosly
into Tie army. The president refused
to interfere. The Germans threaten -
withdraw from the reichsratA unses
satisfaction be given them.
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
PARIS, Oct 21.-The soiree last ere:
ming in honor of Prince WaloemAE. q
Denmark, was q most orlllisos sneAeS
fifteen hundred persons were In eSseo2s
anca. Presents for Prince WaldemAI e11
the Princess Marie OF Orleans were ex.
hibited 70 the guests; Queen Vtcsoflo
sent 8 medallion studded win ptlltIAaG
and containing q lock OF Prince AioesSe
bair. The Duke and Duchess dc CoAflesD
parents of the intended bride pfe9eoteo
splendid necklace with appenoeSes y
rubies and diamonds formerly pe1oogtoa
70 the Duchess Of Orleans; Other VAl1A.
ble gifts were also shown he csSb
marriage will take place ss AA1ses rs
Prince of Wales viii be present.
FULL TINE,
MANCHESTER, Oct. 21.-1n cO1De:
auence OF the ending Of the eeTIke g
cotton operatives as OldhAms NE 81tss
at Ashton on under time have Tessnso
on full time.
VERY sKRIoCs.
CoEsTANTINoPLE,O Oct. 21.--Ths gnEse
has decided not 10 send troops into hoa'
naiIa with an open mandate. The vaE.
ions diplomats in this city co11ioR ~
aspect of the situation very serious, ara
| fear the Turkish circular. This oteec9
sion of the matter by theSsmbaGso0OE1.
| and the action of Servss may lmpArt -
European character 90 the BulknF1e4
question, which the powers desire %
| localize. The porte, however, W1u nOs
admit that It IS only locaa Question.
LOUIS RIEL.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-The cese Of 1souis
RIel, the leader OF the half breed f1-
surrection in the Northwest territory
I was under consideration By the petVY
council to-day. Francis Henry Jue0o.
the prisoners EngIIsh counsel, 0Gsee6
| the prisoners side Of the case A1d Eads
long argument on behalf Of hto clse1s.
| After hearing Riel's counsel the judge
thought IL was not necessary % heG7 -
other eide Of the case. The ju0gne11
will be pronounced Tomorrow. The d.
cision will probably be against Risl.
CoKsTANTIAoPoLE. Octs 81 ~-sSne
anti Turkish Egyptian coaVeatloa59 q
clared 20 be entirely sGtslsacto9y e ~
powers. - -
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New YORK, Oct 21.-Wlllitts 8.
Warner, witness for the people sainss
Ferdinand Ward, has writas1 Iasaas .
district attorney Harsfas. YolnnsosRisg
TO wsive the privilege which h1s rest
arrest gave him and go On tie asand e
soon as his services are required. Coan-
sci will be ready 20 proceed to-n0gre8.
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VERY SERIOUS.
aATTaRAOoRY

CoKsTANTTAoPoLE. Octs a. ~-sSAe
anti Turkish Egyptian coaVeatloosS9 d
clared 20 be entirely sGtlG9act6ay - Ne
powers. -
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A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.

MANCHESTER, Oct. 21-In cOnse:
auence OF the ending Of the strike g
cotton operatives q. Oldham the 41Iss
at Ashton on under time have TsssAsso
on full time.
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Has Anybody Told You

That the old adage, "when the days be-
gin to lengthen the cold begins to strength,
en-" seems to be holding out pretty well
this year,
That no plans for Governor Wilson's in
augural ball have as yet been periectedF
It,ata all given at the State House is
usually o very lively affair?
That many whose battered.up appear.
auee would lead to the suppositlon that
they had taken TO drink, have simply been
to the rink?
That repeated efforts to skate on your
head induces battered-up appearance?
That Delegate stapleton, Of Wood, is one
Of the best men, and perhaps the tallest
man, in the LEGISLATURE
That Speaker Dennis, on second thought
concluded not to reopen all the committee
places to devils auction?
That National aid to free.schools doesn't
seem to have firm grip on Democratic
members OF the Legislature?
That the Germans asked committee
CIerkship for good man and missed theii
aim?
That the Democracy OF West Virginia
hasn't done much in the way Of recog
nizing the German element?
That there are to be some social doing:
for Governor-clCct Wilson when he ar'
riyes?
That the Governor-elect can supply the
music with his little fiddle?
That Delegate McWhorter, Of Kapawha
is much consulted by members on his
side by reason Of his clear-headedness and
experience2
That State Senator Morris goes at itlike
an old hand?
That some OF the old hands might gel
points from the Richie statesman
That tax relief seems to be in the dim
and uncertain future?
THAT "the wages Of sin is death"2
TuE WnIsPERER.
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agitsted by some philanthTopist long ago
&. why l. there not better protection
offered Ggnfnst accident and death 20 their
employee by our railroads, especially 70
the freight train brake,Nen2 II must IN.
deed be q dire necessity that compels q
man TO earn his bread by running along
de ton of swiftly moving train which
swings and rocks around sharp
curves, And Just imagine how doubly
dangerous It Is in the winter
time when snow, ice and frost cover the
cars. AS the brakeman jumps he is liable
to slip and fnll TO the rails below 70 be
ground to nince meat. Why can't steam
brakes be applied to freight trains? Or
II that Is impracticable, why can't the can
DO surmounted by small iron railing
Either Of these measures would relieve the
mortality that Is now so fearfully large
from this cause. 1t would be an expense
10 the corporations which pay large sala'
ries to high officers? Ah, yes, perhaps
that ia a reason. Then let the law-makers
interest themselves.
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1rAvHs OF NArURAL HISTORY.
short stories About Doe., Cats and Birds
From All Paris Of theiTorid

Short Stories About Dogs, Cats and BIRDS
From Al Paris Of the world.
A Glendiys Montana, lady heard her
lap.dog scream franically, and hurrying
to the door saw an immense eagle soaring
away with the sQuirming black-and:tan in
his ialons. SEEKING q shotgun she let fly
both barrels. She saved the remnants OF
the dog, while the eagle getaway with the
loss Of but two feathers.
A large blue heron that was preying
upon the Young fish in the hatchery on
the Platte river, Colorado, attacked VIM.
Z. Sisty, the Fish Commissioner, and
whipped him terribly. After the first sur
Prise Col. sisty rushed in upon the heron,
seized it by the body, and hurled 1t 70 the
ground, Then the struggle was soon de.
ciled. Col. Sisty simply held out until
the bird was clicked to death.
In tho bar room ola hotel in Denver sat
n one.legged man named Coyne. A
stranger hit the house dog with cane,
and Coyne took the brute's part. The
dog followed Coyne all day, and when he
went TO the attic for the night the dog ran
up stairs and crawled into the bed. Coyne
threw him of, but the dog jumped back.
In the night the hotel took tre,and Coyne
alone was saved, the dog awakening him
in time.
Il. Stuart Wortley, in Naturs,tells an in.
teresting story OF a cat he found in the
Nlalakotf with its foot pinned to the
ground by bayonet. For two mornings
lie took her to the nearest regimental sur
geon and had her foot dressed. On the
third morning the cat went herself to the
doctors tent, scratched the canvas to be
let in, and then held up her paw to be
a lady in San Rafael has succeeded in
tanning two wild hunnmg birds, Pluck
ing a fuchsia, she attached It to branch
of tree over her head and filled it with
sweetened water. The birds soon hat
their slender bill thrust into the flower
from which they took long draughts
Every day afterward she filled fresl
flower with honey. The birds soon be
came so inpatient they would not wal
until she went away, but fed while sht
was filing the flower.
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DIED.

wRIGHT-on Friday, January q, 1885. at II
Della Wright, aged 2years, months and days.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at? O'Clock, from the
residence OF Mn. Emily Bero. No. iO7 ThlHy.Gst
street. Iutenment at Greenwood Cemetery.
CRAIG--At the residence OF Donald Forbes,
90 Maryland street. JANE, wife Of James Cralg, aged
81 yeAfs
Funeral Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter.
ment at Mt. Wood Cemetery. Friends Of the lam
Ily are invited.
MONTGOMERY AT his home, near Elwln, Ma
cOn county, Illinois, on Tuesday. January - 1885
Mr. ions MONTGOMERY, In the 18th year OF his age.
He was born In Eastern Virginia, Jefferson coun'
", septcuber6 1910. and moved to the city Of
wheeling with his parents about tho spring Of 1879
or 1871, when he was Is or II years Of age. Bis
father In the fall Of that year rented farm Of the
we'll known Benjamin MeHeGhen. near what Il
now BenWood, where the family lived for many
John married Miss Margaret Tldd In 1873. He
removed gone few years after his marriage to what
was then called Rltchietown, now South Wheeling,
where he lived until l.6S, when he sold out and
moved N Macon county III.
While 70 hding lin lelt hietOwn he was elected 10
The NaglSiTaCy and other posts OF honor aud re-
Epcttahi iIy and served the city and county faith
fully wherever called. He will be remembered by
older citizens In and about the city Ms an honorable
man Of careful integrity and TIVE 10 word and
promise. After removing 10 Macon county, Ill he
purchased q farm which has increased 10 value
and be has boon among the we'll TO do Of this world
He had eight children, five sons and three daught-
en- one AZ the daughters died when small babe;
the rest i've sons and two daughter, are all grown
and married but two.
lie had from the time he was young man taken
more or less interest In church affairs and In sun
day Schools, aiding and supporting them when OPP
pOttuuty offered; aud In 1879, In the midst OF q
eracIons revival near his home, made profession
Of Religion and Joined the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
During the last summer his health began TO fail
and he went down gradually under the influence
Of complication Of heart and lung bic that pro
ducGd great difficulty In breathing. His only com
plant was want Of breath. He was confined TO hi.
bed but three days and was resigned aud had been
preparing his heart and mind for the great change
lie died easy and peaceful.
Ills funeral services were conducted by the Rev.
T. Collar, pastor Fist Church. Decatur, and his re
mains were buried by his children at Mount Gil
lead Cemetery. four mites south Of the city Of De
catuf, Ill, January Is, lsS5.
JOSEPH MONTGOMERY.
NoHuAT III IAN 10 1884
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To hear Of the resignation Of Dr.. Pierce as
a Congressman to devote himself solely to
his la6ors as physician. 1t was because
his true constituents were the sick and
afflicted everywhere. They will find DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" o
beneficent use Of his scientific knowledge
In their behalf. Consumption, bronchitis,
cough, heart disease, fever analogue, inter
mittent fever, dropsy, neuralgia, goitre or
thick neck, and all diseases OF the blood,
are cured by this world-renowned medi-
cine. Its properties are wonderful, its ac-
ton magical. BY druggists.
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commissioners sale.


SALE OF VALU.
" ABLE PR0PERTY.
State Of West Virginia, Ohio County. InhtCe
cut Court for said county.
q p. Brown, administration Of thel
estate Of Philip Neither, de-
ceased, IN ChAnNg.
Matilda MctznCr and Others.
BY virtue Of u decree Of said Court In TIE rb,,
cause entered In Part l, on the NJ day Of l.luI1.
1885, the undenlguctk appointed a SpCcia, Oss
missioner for the pIlF1Olc, Will sell Al pltlC Ne
tIOn at the front door OF the Court HOuse Il VI
county, on .
SATURDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF rEDRU4GvlS,
commencing at 10 o'clock A, NJ, lhc iOtOsissu
estate:
OF the addlt on To the City Of Wheeling hios,b
John EOIf and William ChHpllne, situate 70 u
fifth ward Of sud city, on which i slr,t4 v
dwelling house uSt1 and occupied by Philip ",
ner n the time OF his death. which portion ires
on Main street twenty-five iCetHnd cxlcCditetts
the alley In the rear OF said lot one hundlel X
Ais5. lie twenty-five feet In front on The ROB
ern SIDE OF the south half VI the lot numlr;pi's
hundred and thirty.thrCc Of the addition TO Y
CITY OF WheelinElald out by John EJl and Wtits
Chapllne. Of the uniform width Of sad innU ~
rear OF said lot, In the Filth Wnfd, And 6n lhtua
side OF the MARKET sqnArc, In Whist Is EnoEaH
Centle Wheeling 10 said city.
AISo, the north hall OF lot number STtlgif
on the cast side Of Main street, between 1uGg
second and TwGnty-third streets, IN the a9t!et
laid out by john Eolf aud william Chapline bh
City Of Wheeling, In Ohio county, West N!r1A
Said pieces OF property VIII be sold slanltiy
TERMS or SALE-Une third Of the purchase n1f
and rs much InOFu Us the purchaser ShAll Hvih
nay in cash on the day Of sale, the balance ail'
equal inytllmCntS ut one and Two years imH u
day OF sole, the purchaser 10 give nOtcs ls41R;s
Lef.sst with security approved By liccUmmi'.ed
'O' '''S 1885, ". ]. ". C0WDES,
Special ConmlslOaG
W. Il. HAL1EF, Auctionevr.
thereby certify that W.. ". CowIcn, the F04
commissioner appointed by the Circuit C'uH
Ohio county In inc above entitled rause, hg gnd
bond therein In the penalty VI SO w. roHdiiGd
according TO law. JOHN W. MITCHELL
ja23 Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County W v
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NurRlrlous food is essential as means
Of restoring consumptive to health. A
medicine that will strengthen the lungs
and soothe all irritation Is also necessary.
Such remedy Is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. It Is the only preparation
Of Wild Cherry that gives complete salts
faction, It quickly cures coughs and colds.
pAW
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". J. ". C0WDES,
EnnplAl Commission
W. II. nAI1rp, Auctloueer. ''
ararshal's Sale.
MARsIIAL'S SALE.


Byvirtuc OF awrit OF vendltiOnI G5Poaii ~.
out Of the District Court Of the United sale J
the Western district Of PennSylVanih, iq adlaln
aud 10 me directed, will expos" To pubic ~, ~.
the United States MarShalS Office, III 'he tl5
States building, corner Filth Avenue ani ) " y
tield Street, Pittburgh, Ia On SA1URD4!.!n
uary 81, 1856, at Il O'Clock a, ", the SieAmDSA'
EMMA GRAHAM,
Her boats, machinery, furniture, nppNlel, W.
etc., llbeIed, seized, attached and c1niemLe!
said Court. JAMES $. RuTAN; u >. an y, \,
MaEsiIALs oFFlCE, Pittsburgh, Pa, jan 81 N
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9ollss shates.
ire MUNG!E ROLLER SELIEj:..

Nine reasons whyitis superior to al O,b,,,
lst, II Is the only adjustable button ,t,,s
u. i can be changed In size Instantly
"a. Il d equal 70 four pair Of any Othef ,b,,.
9Th. II has met with greater iuCcrsi S.S i,
5th. It'll the most simple.
9th. II Is the most durable,
TN. II can be made plain or scientific
Stb. Il d the only practical Rink Skate
feSSional In the world rs being the intsi Si ~
ment. ''E
CHICAGO.
did not Try your skates untIl last nlph, -.
willing % skate upon them IN piclerGhcr to 'SS
must say can SGAle the rolls With mon ~
grace than on any other skate made. 'S'''
champion Of tho SOrthwstl = ~'VO0k'
Tho sta,es have been received ,rjSJ Al ~
Manager Brooklyn Rinkl
PHILADELPHIA Pa
Ihaxe skated az a professional for len ,s,
yoars superior 10 any, and shall use them III, ~
siyely hereafter. W. GI0DGLL
1h4yc been engaged in the roller sks,S, r+,
mess for eight year and find your ,Esie ,"T.S w
p''''' y - ''''''' :, ' Cd. CHARLIE
have used and thoroughly tried all the y,,,,,
makes Of roller skates, aud am free % az n,
YOUR skate caps the climax. They are M ~ ~
| durable aud simple ever uked, aud Gnc LeyOFJ,
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speefa1 aotiees.

MO CURE, NO PAY.-WHITE-
IN HURsT's Cedar Balsam Is warranted to cure
coughs, colds Group, throat aud lung diseases etc
SIX dropR dose. Try Il. II not satisfied return
the empty bottle and get your money back. Sold
by all drngRiStA Price DC. ia2.Awas
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Champion Of tho Northwest

Tho skates have been received tried al ,bs -,
BY experts, and approved. RuB'T Bljssiyna ~
Manager Brooklyn Rnk.l 'N'
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PHILGDELPg,,

Ihaye STATED as a professional ior len 49,.
using during that time different skate, b,,i ~
your superior 10 any, and shall NE them ~, ~
sively hereafter. w.R'GI0DGLL
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6e,,cra1 a1otiees.
2ttectinns.

CTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING THE
- annual meeting Of tho Stockholders Of the
Citizens Railway Company will be held at the
office OF the American Insurance Company, No 1878
Market street, in the City Of Wheeling at o'clock
five directors and the transaction Of such other
business as may come before tho netting
jail VAN 4 HALL, Scc'y.
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There is nothing new in all this. The
grave feature of it is that it is very old.
Being also shameful, 1t is a scandal on our
elections. Men ask money for beer or
oysters who wouldn't stand on the street
corners holding out lineup for pennies.
Votes are cheap at their price, but they
sell the same vote to both sides with nom
partisan Indifference. There is no occa-
sion to waste sympathy on the candidate
whom they trick. The sympathy belongs
to the men who have fallen SO low, and
to the community which they aallct.
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RoNL Ga.
IhGyc been engaged in the roller skating w.,
mess for eight year and find your skae lDnrb \
perlOr to all othen for general use. y
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rdid not try your skates untIl las, man, ~
Willing 70 skate upon them IN preference ~ y
Skate made. The rock 10 the skate I, t.,,oS " "
must say can SGAle the rolls With mon ~
grace than on any other skate made. VI
,ch.mn,on Of Tho Northwest, J'N.coOE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
BENwoOD IRON WOEKs, for the election Of Direc
t0n and transaction Of such other business o. may
De ee Nm HIVE VIII 6e nS s ~ y" RON
Day EvENtS0, JANUARY q, 1885 at7P.N.
IA13 ALOSZ LORISG Sec'y
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A question that has often occurred to
me-and ! wonder that 1t has not been
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The Chairman Of one the city commit
tees was called on for beer money. In
stead Of beer money he gave the young
fellows lecture as long as your leg. 1t
was good and timely lecture. But the
sense OF the meeting was strongly in IA
yor OF beer. One Of the strikers showed
a faint indication OF q sense Of shame, but
they all concluded to go oiFand try their
luck elsewhere. understand they found
bad Samaritan who "set 'em up"
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have used and thoroughly tried all the v,,,o.,
makes Of roller skates, aud am fee Is ~ ~,
your skate caps the climax. They an M ~ -.
durable aud simple ever used, aud arc LeyosJ,
doubt the best for rink inauageN OF plS,ts.
skating. A. Z. ESTABRUoH, Dayton a
champion OF America.l '''-'"
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8. &c. BOYD,
MARHET sOulpv
poLLER
SKATES!

We have a large assortment Of all ,rts Of Rail-,
Skates OF the best makes. Call and sec ,henu
NEsBI1T & BEos
IaIb l2i2 Msrket S,rn
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A nominee OF another party, run
ming as the other was for an office with no
salary attached, found man at his place
OF business early in the morning. The
visitor said he was suffering agony from a
tooth-it had frozen up the night before,
or burst It's boiler, or something OF that
sort. The sufferer said he was going to
vote for the nominee, and wanted fifty
cents 10 pay for pulling his tooth. "Just
step around here" said the nominee,
"and I'll knock 1t ont with hatchet"
Poor man. Long.headed nominee!
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Nine reasons whY'lt d superior 10 al o,h,,
ist. 1t Is the only adjustable button ,k,,r
ID. i can be changed In GlEe instantly
%. y Y Cqual Y loHI Iell o. any Otheriitb
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Some good stories are aaoat about the
tactics Of the beer,strikers' brigade in the
recentlocal election. Aparty broke in ona
candidate and wanted the price OF a key
of beer. Beer! the candidate couldn't
think OF 1t. Well, maybe he would do as
Blank did, "set up the oysters" The oys'
ters caught the candidate, and he came
"down, way down, terribly down." with
a dollar. Then the strikers went OF and
denounced him as mean man. Two to
one they voted against him, II they voted
at all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-24

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