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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-24
ABOUT pEopLE.
strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
G. A. Schnfer returned last evening
from successful trip to Pittsburgh.
DR.. Carr, OF Charleston, a member
OF the State Board of Health, is in the
city.
Miss Mary zillis, of this city, has re.
turned from seven weeks visit at st.
Louis.
Ex-senator Newman, ofAiarshall coun-
TT, was among his former colleagues yes
terday.
Dr.. Newell, Of Baltimore, State superin.
tendent Of the Schools Of Maryland, is in
the city.
Rev. @. A. Sipe, President of the Fair
mont Normal School, arrived in the city
yesterday.
Miss Emma Stamm has returned from
Parkersburg, where she has been the guest
Of Miss Georgia Neale for the past month.
Mr.. B. T. Meighen, the well known at
torney of Marshall county, was visitor
on the floor OF the State Senate yesterday.
Rev. J.C. Hench, well known temper
ance agitstor Of Ohio, was circulating
among the solons at the State House yes.
terday.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, who has been the
guest OF friends in Kansas City and Chi
cago for several months past, returned
home yesterday.
Capt. Aug. Rolf is able to be about after
severe spell Of illness, and viii form one
Of the Andes excursion party to the New
Orleans Exposition.
Miss H. Ella Dornblaser, Of Rock Ha.
ven, Pa, and Miss Jennie L. Bright, of
Aaronsburg, Pa, the sisters respectively
Of Rev. and Mrs. i. II. Dornblaser, are
the guests OF the latter in East Wheeling.
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reaeher., Meetng Ye.teraay.

A regular meeting Of the wheeling
Teachers Association was held yesterday
afternoon at Clay school house. 1t was
very largely attended and was more than
usually Interesting. DR.. NJ. A. Newell, OF
Baltimore, n gentleman who is at the head
Of education in Maryland and who is ac-
knowledged to be one of the leading edu-
Gators of the country, made splendid i'd
dress on education. Prof. Shepherd, OF
the Fifth ward school, read an interesting
paper on the Blair Education Bill, and
State Superintendent Butcher and Prof.
A. L. Wade delivered instructive little
talks. Great interest was shown by
all the teachers in the proceedings and
the meeting was generally pronounced
one OF the best ever held.
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THE LOAN REFLECTED.
BIZ LESS rnANA5IFJUNpnEDv VOTES.
The Vote for Ratincation and for Rejection
of the Loan Ordinance by ward.-rhs
Necessary ThrsS-niti1s Vote for the
Ordinance Missed by os Votes.

The result ofThursday's election as to
the Loan ordinance was still in doubtyes.
terday morning, the Sixth ward re-
turns not being in and the result in
the ether seven wards being SO close
as to make an even estimate Of a re-
liable character impossible. The entire
returns show that the votes cast for ratiti-
cation lacked but 9s Of the requisite three
fifths of all the votes cast. A number Of
tickets'h had neither "for ratification" nor
"for rejection scratched of, and SO were
thrown out. Following is the vote by
wards:
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"rhe New Magdalsn. y

This play was presented again last night
at Charley Shsy's Theatre by Agnes Wal.
lace Villa and her dramatic company, and
seldom has tho drama been better played
or better placed on the stage than at this
popular theatre. Itseems that the very
best Of everything must be had by Char
ley Shay, and it Is certain that he is play
ing some Of the best and most attractive
combinations in the country. The Acad-
envy Of Music under bis management has
been made n tirst.class theatre in every re-
seect. "The New NIagdalen" and ia Belle
Savage" will be given this afternoon and
evening for the last time.
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DIOR RENT-A FEW VERY DESI.
Il rable rooms Tor oilces or lOdging.rGOm,. No.
1901 aud 1905 Chapline street, opposite the CSnt0l
Apply to w. II. RlkEIIARC, 1l6S Market ST. M
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neayy Loss On SEM snsnns..

To close out all our seal garments, before
February LIST, we have made special low
prices. It will pay you to come $50 miles
to secure these bargains. All are fresh,
choice goods and the following list will
show that we otfera rare opportunity to
buy lrst-class Seal garments at remarkably
low prices:
Seal Goats, 40 inches long, at $3.50; for.
mer price SlS5.
Seal Goats, 40 inches long, at Sl75; for.
mer price $500.
Seal Goats, 20 inches long, at $500; for.
mer price $3.50.
Seal Coats, 40 and A inches long, 40and
"A bust, $500; former price $500.
Seal Goats, 40 and ~ inches long atS175
former price, $225.
Seal Visitors, 30 and 81 inches long, at
$3.50; wGro $500.
Seal DOlmans, 81 inches long, sey5i for
mer price, $3.50.
Seal Doimaus, So inches long, $3.50; for
mer price $3.50.
Seal DOimans, 81 inches long, $500; for
NOR price. $50.
Seal Nantes, yisite shape, otter trim
med, $3.50; were S925. ...a
Seal Nantes, visite shape, mink trim
med, $500; were $3.50.
Seal Nantes, yisite shape, plain, $3.50;
were $l75.
Seal Nantes, yisite shape, lynx trim
med, SlS5i were $3.50.
Seal Nantes, visite shape, black fox
trimmed, $3.50; were $500.
Seal Nantes, visite shape, beaver trim
med, $3.50; were $500.
Also a few Seal Goats, 80 inches long, at
Sl40 each; were $l75.
The quality Gnd finish Of all these gar
ments are unsurpassed, and at the prices
quoted above, are absolutely beyond COM
HS.seal Goats, 50 and "a inches long,
f9r Misses and Ladies, at SO, 500 and $l06,
according to quality,
Jos HORNE & Co.'s.
Retail Stores, Gl2 to 62l Penn Ave-,
DGw Pittsburgh, Pa.
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We don't know. But we do know that
some people who suffer from indigestion
and Impoverished blood have strange
dreams, in which they see many unpleas.
ant things. Sweet sleep is a blessing
which comes with sound health and good
digestion. Browns Iron Ritters drives out
indigestion and bad dreams, and gives
health, good sleep and vigorous life. Life
was burden to Mrs. L. +. Griflen OF 81
Walker street, Baltimore, because OF dys.
pepsia and bad blood, but she writes that
Browns Iron Bitters gave her relief.
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EOR sALE-COUNTRY sEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom land, six miles
Improved by substantial biiCE hDnsc, Il rooms,
kltchen and outbnil9Ings, situated In grove Of
!nslaple sugar aud poplar trees. Also AgoOd selc'
you OF uuil tfeeS. Apply TO
!. .or Z. w. MORROW, on the premises. mi
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NEw YORK, Jan. o3-The market was Iuieter
In tie general demand, set q very good 'bnSlncsS
has been reached through new purchases and
deliveries oil old engagements.
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the way Of work on the streets to dispense.
The Water Board namea L clerk aud 3
Superintendent and supports quite pay
The Bosrd Of Gas Trustees is not elected
until fall. = :.
There Is some curiosity as to what
course the majority will take. II a clean
sweep is made and Democrats put In all
the offices, 1t establishes new precedent
and 1t is Q poor rule that won't work both
ways. The Fire Department Is at present
presided over by Republican, but many
Of his appointees are Democrats.
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pplarals poueIi on r.lnenlIon,

TO ae Editor 0f Tie LEtelttgtHesE.
Sin: have just been informed that was
reported as being opposed to the pending
resolution in the House relative to the
Blair educational bill. I said this in the
House, THAT had never seen the Blair
bill and knew but little relRtiYe to it ex-
cept newspaper comments, and that was
in favor OF the motion 10 refer the bill to
the Committee on Federal Relations, so
that all could have a chance to more
thnrapghly consider the character Of the
bill.n d. POWELL.
KLeeling, January ss, 1885.
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nor RENT-THE DESIRABLE
/. Brick Dwelling House, No. ia Maia stnet
Also Residence on South BROADWAY. Island. ms
session given April LIST. Apply to 4. SWEENEY,
No. q Ylrginia Street Iaal
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q JOHN URocHARD
yhy do Capitol RIM, Will Not Open To-day

why $40 capitol Rink VIII Not Open To-day.
TpAe Pubic:
In justification 70 Messrs. Iiarkin &
Handlan, We desire TO state that 1t yas on
our assurance that they positively az
nouneed Saturday, January 81, for their
opening, and we would have been able TO
complete our contract had It not been for
the la:lpre Of Fisher, Wilson & Co., OF
Cleveland, Qnis, e furnish maple floor
Ing according 10 theif consFart with US.
We publish this card In justification OF the
gegtlsmanly proprietors, who have spared
no expense IN the undertaking, and
whose Commensurate energy and enter.
prise deserves the most hearty and liberal
recognition. Respectfully,
@, HANIs 4 Co.
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;E,oR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE
n containing rooms, bath toorl, hot SRd cold
water, and all modern convenience. Prirc, sou
per RSn'A' MRS NJ E. l Sa1 gGaab Sl;s.,
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BALrlNonE 4 ONO special excursion to
Sunday next. January %.
Rate for round trip 81 80. Train will leave
Baltimore & Ohio depot ut $3.50 a. NJ, and
retIjniugYill leave Pittsburgh at $3.50 P.N,,
Eastern standard time. Tickets good Tor
this day only.
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MINNIE NIADDEnN.
Her New Play, "CapTice," Presented ut tho
Opera House.

Opera House.
Miss Minnie Madden and her dramatic
company presented her popular play,
Caprice" at the Opera House last night.
Theaudience, for such aninclement night,
was u hattering one both In size and
quality, the seats down stairs nearly all
being occupied. The play is pleasing in
movement and interesting in plot, and
Miss Madden shows to much better adj
vantage than she ever did here before.
The character of Mercy Barter suits her to
q nicely, and the other parts are taken by
actors OF sufficient ability to give an air Of
evenness to the performance.
The piece will be presented this after
noon at the matinee and to.nightior the
last time.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.--Cotton quiet at II 1sal17ssc;
futures film: January 1l.19c FEBRUARY II lSc; March
l2Sc; April llaSo; May Il. 4Gc; June ll.67c: July
in Cf1C. NntntnhAr IN TlN
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Gttticttta.
DISFIGURING
HUMORS.
HUM1LIAT1NG
ERUPTIoNs.
ITCHING AND BURNING
TORTURES.

1haye tried for eleven years to have my wife
cured OF q terrible skin disease. The CTitIeurs
Rgme(l los CptscnTa ReSolYeAt Tho new Blood Pn.
FiiHr, Internally, and CutfcuFa, tho great Skin
Ger, externally have hnno In Eix weeks what
have tried for eleven years 70 have done You
lhRll hhYp tho particularly As soon aS can give
them 70 you aud ~ we ave % we'll known III This
partot the country. Il will benefit you, and The
will cure all who use them.
MAYBYLLR KY. CHAS II WHITE
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good and tending upward; No. 2ted Seas,c M. 81
sSints go bushels; Shipments none Oorn ~ III
rm and hisasst No 80 Ss,,ve Ana fr: no
ts,i ~. PorF frtr and unchanged. Lara hStlvs
s,,a sads highef al BS0ae9Sc. Bulk ineeM nm.
CT, but not guotably higher BaG9n MN Rnttes sfm
ma TS,chanped EeRS easier but not qnotapis
lower. CHEESE quiet and unchanged.
pstAnrtPHIA, Pa, Jan. n Flour quiet M Y;
Ann. Wheat otEeiings nodctatei Mel
yapia red and s sSsetess ss SS 2p
ailge. Nav SSlaStc. Corn spot No mixe SO. 9 ~
Syr n An demand; options dull; No. 1Ici No
4sc; No. mixed January f,ets Nm
March and Apsil SsIh1tseG; Va ~ White 4ic. Lard
,niat. s,eafn 90 Butter active and ttm: cream,
Nv extrss SSaSic; western fair 70 good 2uaci tola
pla0c, co
ToLrDo. o. jan 2wheat quiet and y Nc SSSG
s siSSSy! M M eash and January dSc; February
5ic; May Nc RSccd. Oats dull; 10. SSn aiII
SSniFy Sd'd a fSi?F prime ~ cash and January
81 20; February SIS f,5
CHICAGO, Itls., Jan. 2S-.1he Drcrer's Journal re.
pofts: Live Receipts y 900 head; shipmen,ts
100 head; marfet strong and active rongh. pae g
Rs ;! g. 81 P psSSs e SSsa :spPcs
5t0O mend; Shipments $500 head; market actiyei
exnortS a 0laa6 IS; good to choice SlIpplng
81 load %; stocker ~ 0Oa5 leeIss ~ ha. ~
market strong; inieri0r 20oa2 rs; medium 70 Eood
8 3Qal 90.
Fast ImEE1Y, Jan. 28-Cattle market nothing
doing; receipts Isl head; shipments i,61l mead.
HSg patsctp slSw TSSSsiP SSI ss Yofts a
%. sheep inarket.dull and unchanged; receipts
coo head; shipments 5000 head. u
CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. eI.-Liye hogs firm com.
mon and light S z1a4 20 packing ana oatcHe ~
81 50a5 90; receipts $500 head; shlpmens l'f%
head
OIL ctrY, Pa, Jan. 2S-National transit certin'
Gates opened at coo: highest 6elIc; lowest 6stGci
closed at O9c; sales ,o5 go barrels: SiSafanses
ISToS barrels; charters 1851 barrels. OIL City OIL
Exchange stock none offered; no bid.
BHlpYoNp, Pa, Jan. 2s-Crlde oil dull and
steady; cieaTnnres Goo barrels; National IEen,
sit and TldSwacr runs Thursday 122SS P ~
rels; National certificates opened at 6ic closed 81
6g3Sc; highest 694sc; lowest 6SISc.
TrpgyIIIE Pa, Jan. 2S.-National transit certtd'
Gates opened Rt G9c: highest 69lEc; lowest 6s1Eci
closed a &C. shIp%SnttSs for s s M Te gu Y
barrels; charters 2S,T7l barrels.
PrrnRpRaH, Pa. Jau. 2s-The afternoon market
continued dull; advanced to Csc; decltned anu
closed at 69c.
BALTIMORE, MD., Jan. 23-Petroleum dull: re-
NEW YORK, Jan. Petroleum stsadyi United
e9Xc. go.
NEw YORK, Jan. 2S.-.cotton quiet at 1l1.all77ssc;
futures fim: January lilo! FEBRUARY II 1Sc; March
II 23c; April ll3Sa; May l146c. June ll.67c: July
ii67o: August lL7Sc: September ll.SSc; October
1092c; November 10.4c.
Dry Goods.
NEw YORK, Jan. % THE market was Iuieter
In tie general demand, set very good business
has been reached through new purchases and
deliveries oil old engagements.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2s.--wool quiet anl.steady;
tub washed md ehuioe 33aS5c; oregon medium
21a2Sc: coarSe 22a2Ic.
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The only pain we can .ately make light
Of, is the window-pane, but the pain that
racks orr frame and tears onr lungs Is a
matter Of aeriops consequence. To ale
viate the latter and effect Q permanent
cure; DR.. Bulls Congh Syrup is relied on
by all sensible people.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan, 24.--1 An
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer weather.with rain, variable winds,
generally easterly and falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes. warmer weather
with snow, turning into rain, southeasterly
winds and falling barometer. -a at
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EoR RENT-A LAiIGE FRAME
.I House, on the Arm Of W. Warden situate
i've miles cast OF the city, up EdglngOnA lAEe
The house Is beautifully located, and would make
nice SUMMER residence. An orchard Of good
:, = ~ ". J. WARDEN.
ial0 No, 2ltn Main Street,
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Tna want SOAP. az your grocer lOr 4.

BAprlSoRr & ONO special excursion to
Pittsburgh Sunday next, January %.
Rate for round trip 81 30. Train will leave
Baltimore & Ohio depot at $3.50 A. NJ, and
will leave Pittsburgh at $3.50 r.
", Eastern staFdRrd time. Tickets good
for this day only.
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BA1rMokE & ONO special excursion to
Pittsburgh Sunday next, January 25.
Rate for round trip 81 So. Train will leaye
Baltimore & Ohio depot at $3.50 A. NJ, and
returning will leave Pittsburgh at $3.50 r.
NJ, Eastern standard time. Tickets good
for this day only.
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EoR RENT-THEST0R AND
JIG Dwelling House lately occupied by Thomas
+. HeymAn, No. 1912 and 10l4 MGln street. Dwell
ing and stote.room can be rented separately A.
ply 70 MRs. BENTZ, No. 10i4 Main street. jaii
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bills strong at 81 ssh; demand sis7.
GovERNMES1s-Firm.
/ STATE SECuRI1tHs-Qutet
| RAILROAD B0SDE-Eirm.
SToCKS-Thc market opened moro active. Prices
advanced Il to 9 percent from the lowest point.
Coal shares, grangcrs. Yanderbilt's. Union Pacldc
and Western linton were tue most prominent III the
advance. There were frequent fractional rcac-
tiOns during the day. Each decline, however,
brought IN fresh buying. orders, causing an ad'
vance, which was stimulated by ldvtceS from
Chicago that the freight agents had decided TO
maintain tho same RATES TINT have been In effect
for some days. Borrowing demand brisk, active
use. Compared with last night, the closing prices
arc Il 70 X percent higher. Missouri Pacific Is u
percent lower.
Transactions 81 900 shares.
O. s. 8, t01SS; o. 8. ~, 1125 g. s. new 4,
Pacific O. Of ", rs: Central Pacific, 1101: Erie,
IAhiRh 4 Wilkes, IS asked; Louisiana coilsoS, %;
Missouri o. 1oi; ST. Joseph, 1l6; s. p & frsts,
Pacific Land Grants, IS; do Rio Gnnde, 81 Union
Pacific hrsts llls{; do Land Grants, us; do Sink.
Ing Fund, l7S; Virginia q, IS; Virginia Consols,
Tpae 5 O. csSsSi sSas
ern 90: Genital Pacific. SIX; Chesapeake 4 Ohio,
*; do aHt preferred, 10: do second preferred W;
G., c.. g. & l. 3i5<; Denver q Rio Gnude 10SsS
Hannibal 4 ST. Joseph ss1S do preferred. Ss asked
Kansas Texas, I51S; Lake EEie & Western, i295$;
Lake Shore. el4; Louisville 4 Nashville, 2S%;
S: Memphis 4 Charleston, TX: Michigan Central,
81; Missouri Pacific, 9J54; Nashville Chattanooga
3GH; New jersey Central, S35S; Northern Pacific,
ierFed, 12i&: New York Central, SIX: Ohio Central
X; Ohio & Mississippi, IN; do preferred. 6S:
paciac Mail, 80; Pittsburgh 1S1 asked; Reading,
1634; st. Louis 4 San Francisco, 1SSs do preferred
81; st. Paul 71; do preferred, 10iL{ Texas Pacific,
12<: Union Pacific, 49k; United States Express, col
Y. st L. & p, *; do preferred, l274; Wells, Fargo
Express, LOG; Western Union. 5S1<.
L
49,. - os e. IN, "a 49,
baSres. e1nnrts I'D baIrelS. common ~ gSad ~ N
M a. Wbeet sh6t endes aiyanee s2ssEc. 70 ON ~
lions onenei tTie lower aftenrS II. lila VI
elS 4 steady win rsac:S ~ 4 Ka;
rsIy ssles a,9n ,sbsIs 81 a. III req
sSS IsIs A. sslss SiSs Ss; IS 4
SSSiEe eeSisS stssi<c: Nav sslss Wi IA s,,S
eis Il NSs7 closing 81 S7sS; june closed e at
9z14S Corn, SPOT grade; Ihag'ie higher, closing
nStaG ~ Ss acE MOTHS eod heavy, VIII, 81 r.
Se SnsbeIs: eSSottS Il oSo 6Sshels nnSr@aSd III
Sc; No. tsS5c; Steamer Sias7e: u ". = Sc z
S @Si;h FeSS asiyc sGS closing at
closing ri nc oais IaIiEs hI.;bsr. A''2S ~
CENTS 1000 bushels; 's exports % eee
snSt ill., w siS anil. '4 sn,,ons e sSss Goaes
FsSrgar Su9 ss. Sr sS'ys Ne c. na
~ rStoSsr ~ snner stTSSa. ' sn s3
40: ,.tninv sauIc. reas,sd Iiirh.,. y sssisn!
mould < GIasSSc; coniectioncrs &c: cut lSSi
and crushed 6jSaTc: grnnulSted CicaS SiGc- M.
iaSscs quiet and i unshanged. RICE steady and
5y se,yS w. T low quiet and nSh,anSed &
SS Sses I'd Il ;SS 1a FSE Ss! and arm
spot LIKE; january 7.0sei February 7eca7.isc;
~ la
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BLOTCHES Cured.

I used your Cutlcura Remedies for Blotches, and
an completely cured, TO my indispensable 10y.
CgGeurR Soap Is the hest have ever llSed, and "a
the proiGaHh Il d Invaluable t6r cleansing the
and all the stuff used by them, leaving The skin
pure and white and soft Ny greatest pleasure 4
In recommending such an article II. MACK,
Champion Comique Roller Skater.
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Jos HORNE & Co.'S,
Retail Stores, 0l9 to 02l Penn Ave,
D&w Pittsburgh. Pa
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NoRFoLKs, NonFOLKs! NoRFOLEs

At NJ. Gutman 6 Co.'s Retail Depart
ment, corner Main and Twelfth streets.
In a few days we will be able to show TO
the young men of wheeling, Bellaire,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry the finest
and largest line of Norfolk Jackets west
of the Allegheny Mountains. These
goods are now being made for US by one
of the leading manufacturers Of fine
clothing In Boston. waitand see them.
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Then followed the ward ticket.

Then followed the ward ticket.
Republican tickets with the words
"Niggers for Police" printed across them
in red letters and large type, were pro.
fusely scattered over the wards south Of
the creek, and perhaps elsewhere. The
intent and desire is plain, and that the
dodge had It's effect is apparent on the re-
kttnf1u
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A Card.

70 Ae Elloy q lIs EliissEIt1eaecF.
sIR:-I desire in this plblic manner to
express to my friends and the citizens gen.
orally my very sincere and hearty thanks
for the cordial support given me ct the
polls on Thursday. Owing to the fact
that ] was, and am, confined to my house
by illness, was not able to make.a per.
s5nal canvass, and In view Of this ray
large majority is all the more gratifying.
l shall endeaSor 10 SHOW my gratitude BY
serving to the best Of my ability,
Respectfully, =
"F TnTfS nOonts.nn
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ALL.W0OL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock full line Of the
above jackets; also, nm extra heavy quail
It's for butchers, and O full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
shrink. C. HESS u SONS,
Xnrchant Tailors and Gents Furnlshers.
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Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on or address ]. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street Wheeling, w Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-24

AT Tuesday nights meeting the officers
of the city elected by Council should be
elected. The ordinance says that these
elections must be held t.the first regular
meeting after the biennial charter election,
or as soon thereafter as practicable. The
candidates are ,nultitadinous and there is
music in the air. Whether acaucus is to
be held or not, is something no one ap-
pears to know anything about; majority
Ok the candidates are understood to be OPP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-24

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed ut Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. NJ, l3s; il N, 2S'; SP. Na3s';7 r. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-24
5000 FOR NOTHING.

Haylpg paid ABOUT 500 70 arst Glass doctors IA
CURE ny hibf, thopt s1eeees tricd thS Sutcare
heLapaIs., Which edIPlOIslS eAESd sItsf SsASS
u aStisssOs Ay.. charlestovp, Ss u; s'AuoS'
2sc!i Rssolvehs q. Potter Drug and 6betaieii
y s.n n y. ..rrnu 10 c,,.n srin 1,i.......p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-24
SALT RHETJM.

IdlRye had ths ssl. Rhegm los about three yeats.
and have speAt Time and money TO have II ciiFed'
without sutceis .untIl'I tried tie CuIicura RENE.
dleS; which arc doing the work.
MAxsyutp. Coos County. orero r. j. YOUNG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-24
NORFOLKS
N0RF0LKS.

( AT
NoRFoLKs, the Star, N0RF0LKs,
X r. X
Last nights Express completed our
line OF Norrolks. We have themin Bine,
Cheyiots, Yacht, Flannels, Grey and Drat
Woosteds, Plaids and other fabrics
Gentlemen Of the Rink will please call III
the Star. d. GUNDLING 4 co.,
80 Twelfth Street.