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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the Cly and wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In the CItJ and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Reilly have taken rooms
at the st. James.
State Superintendent Of Schools Morgan
was in the city Saturday.
Sheriff W. G. Handlan returned yester'
day morning from trip 10 Boston.
Miss Kate Robinson, OF Canada, is Wis
iting Mis- Julia Fading, Of the East End
Mr.. Riggs, OF Mcundsville, who has
been visiting in the city, returned home
last evening.
Mr.. ]. Cooper, Of Belmont county, who
has been visiting friends in North Wheel
ing, returned home Saturday.
Sam G. Robinson, who has been visit
ing his home in the city, will return to
LcGool, at Washington, Pa, this morning.
Prof. W. H. Woolery and vile and Mr..
4. H. Rumble, OF Bethany, and Hon. j.
O. Palmer, OF WellEburH, were at the Nc
Lure House Saturday.
Alex Laird, the well.Enowr Baltimore
& Ohio official at this point, and his vile,
were in Parkersburg several days last
week visiting friends.
Mr.. John +. Dunlap, general manager
Of the Louisville Commercial, arrived in
the city Saturday, and after seeing a few
Of bis old friends left for Washington last
evening. He will be in the city again in
a few days.
Miss Minnie Bezell, q pupil at Mt. de
Chantal, spent Saturday at her home in
Steubenviile celebrating her birthday,
She was accompanied by her friend, Miss
Maggie Wright, and also Miss Daisy
Carothers, OF Wellsburg. The ladies were
chaperoned by one OF the sisters.
Collector John T. McGraw, OF Grafton,
and Hon. @. Z. Wells, Of Glover's Gap,
we're in town yesterday. Mr.. McGraw
was accompanied by his sisters, Misses
Mary, Rosa and Minnie McGraw, who re-
turned TO Mt. de ChAntal after spending
the Thanksgiving holidays at home.
Mr,O. G. Schofeld, one OF Collector Of lin.
ternal Revenue McGraw's chief clerks, has
resigned, and his resignation was scepted,
10 take effect December II, hr. Schotield
was one OF the old force retained by Mr..
McGTaw. It 10 understood that Mr.. Scho-
field will engage In business in this city.
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QUITE a LIVELY NIdnr.
An Unexpected Picking up in Police buSi

An Unexpected Picking up in Police bust
e NESS.
Saturday was an unusually dull dsy in
police circles, and yesterday was very like
unto 1t up to dark last evening. In the
80 hours ending at 8 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, only one unfortunate was lock-
ed up, Tom Pyles being run in by Officer
Carney for drunkenness. Last evening
slight boom SGT in. Yesterday residents
OF the Second ward complained OF the
house OF Fannie Ritchey, on Tenth street.
and warrant was issued, on which Off,
Ger Watson last evening run in Mrs.
Ritchey and her sister, Maud Francis.
Officer Dunlap shortly after lodg-
ed Lou Buckhannon, the laQuacioua
darkey better known az "0ld R1ck,n be-
hind the bars, the first time in the new
cage, but about the ninety and ninth on
the same charge-vag. and drunk, "RuckN
was declaiming the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence and begging tobacco last night
Just as he used to in the old bastile, and
finally securing chew he said, Eat, drink
and be merry, for Tomorrow We die, and
lay down contentedly. Michael Dolan
was put in by Lieut.. Junkins as vag, and
John Kelly by Officer DeYlin foT disorder
in the Eighth wRsd. DeYlIn also run In
Thomas Richardson for fighting, and
Emma MeIiken, a hard looking female,
for being on the streets for impFopet paY-
posesr
The four or Ave coils this left vacant
were occupied at II o'clock last night by
wayiarers who were merely given ires
lodging there. Tramps and others who
apply are given lodging for one night, but
on a second application are locked up as
yagabonds and arraigned in Court,
Two little girls, one coiored and the
other white, neither over thirteen years
OF age, but both known to the police as
hard characters, were fned S. and costs
each in police court Saturday for immoral
ity in public,
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BsusonG capclne PlaGtcn arc widely initiated
That Is the fact. Now, why arc they initiated?
enoe thAtl s really trustworthy and valuable Ben.
son'I PlAGteES arc highly and scientifically med.
Gated, and cure IN few hours ailments upon
which no othefs have any eject whatever. The
bearing the names Of "CApSicin," "Cap6icum,"
tCAplclns," or "CApucin," which ara meant 10
pass Tor CapetHt" (peA1s notS the diheropce) and
also against pAlteEG beArug the names "Bentonn"
'BuTton's" etc. When buying ask distinctly for
BenBon'G PiAIter and protect youuOl By personal
examination. Tbs genuine has the word "CAp.
cine" cut OF poroul0d In the body Of tho plANtr
and the Three Heah" trademark on the iAoo
eloth, uQ9ShHt1
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FUNERAL or Mr.. GoFF.
A Prominent Citizen of ClarksburE Laid to
Rsht.

Rest.
Nathan GoH, ST., OF Clarksburg, known
all over the State as "Uncle Nate" GoG,
died at his home last Friday, and was
buried yesterday, the funeral being the
most largely attended seen at Clarksburg
for long time. Mr.. GOT was an uncle Of
Congressman Golf, and has been a promi-
nent figure in West Virginia history. He
was born in 1908 and with his fathers
family came to Harrison county very early
in life, and to Clarksburg in 1881, where,
as in Morgantown, he was engaged sue
cessfnlly in the mercantile business. BE
was President OF the Merchants National
Bank from its organization. He YVES for
years Mayor Of Clarkshurg, and was
elected to the Legislature as a
Republican and Union man sew
eral successive terms, commencing
in 1868. He was an active and consistent
Methodist. Gof Chapel besrs his name.
He was Tor years treasurer OF the Harrison
County Bible Society and did much to dis
tribute the Bible among the destitute. He
was an active business man and possesseda
large fortune, perhaps moro than hall Q
million dollars. He was twice married.
His first wife was Miss Catharine Briton,
whom he married in Monongalia coup-
ty while he was yet quite young man.
His second wife was Miss Mary Hornor,
| who survived him.
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DURING serious run OF whoopInR
cough at saltwater, n. Y, the physicians
found that Acker's English Remedy was q
positive cure, and prescribed livery freely.
Logan & Co., Edmund Bockingand CHARLES
Menkemeller say that in al their expert.
ence they never knew any medicine TO
equal II, They guarantee Il TO cure all
Coughs especially chronic cases); Group,
Asthma and Consumption, TERsAw
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II il understood that Mr. W. J. Johns.
ton, OF the Register office, who was report
ed TO be blanketed for position on the
force OF Collector Of Internal Revenue
McGraw, Of this State, is now
billed for the office Of Surveyor OF Gus.
toms at this port, which is also wanted by
ex.Mayor Egerter and Col. NJ. Edwards,
What the causes were that led to change
in the aims and purposes Of Mr.. Johnston
are not known.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, Nov. SOL 4. N.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy wealth
or followed by local rains, stationary tenn.
perature except in the eastern portion OF
the Ohio Valley, slightly warmer variable
winds.
For the Lower Lake region, slightly
warmer cloudy weather, local rains or
snow, variable winds generally westerly
and shifting during Tuesday TO northeriy.
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bridgeport oiuionD on HsndltoET Death.

bridgeport CIulohB On H'uuEluHS DVHEII
A well attended meeting Of the citizenl
Of Bridgeport was held Saturday night, al
which appropriate resolutions on the
death Of Vice President Hendricks were
reported by committee consisting Of y
E.B. Mcdonald, George @ Mckee, I. E
Orr and Ross ]. Alexander, and unani'
mously adopted. Mayor Junkins pre-
sided, and Messrs. Mcdonald, Alexander,
Rev, c. @. Hayes and Mckee made feel
ing remarks. MesSrs. Alexander and Nc
Donald were appointed n committee 70
have all the bells Of the town rung at the
time Of the funeral,
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A card.

sm:-I see in your morning issue q
card Of thanks to me for my kindness and
liberality. Now, l don't see why l should
not be as thankful to those men as they
are to me, for cannot pave Q street with
out wOrkmen, and the nottingham Ia
worthy Of his hire, and he should have
fair equivalent for his labor 90 re-
turn my thanks and my best wishes.
DAVID GoRE, Contractor.
WhteIiNg, Nor. 2s, 1885.
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0uRreaden arc cautioned about buying
medicines which are not endorsed by some
well known druggist, Logan & Co., Ed.
mund Booking and Charles Menkemeller
have made q thorough study Of Blood dis
eases, aud after q icareiul investigation,
and many practical tests, positively assert
that Acker's Blood Elixir will cure all
blood disorders, Kidding the system Of Ia
impurities, and leaving It strong, vigorous
and healthy. They warrant It, It is q
certain cure for Rllskin diseases. TTHs4w
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The usual rehearsal by the Opera House
Orchestra at Msennerchor hall last even.
ing was attended by q crowd which COM
iortably filed the hall, though the INVITA-
tons were limited to members and their
families. The following programme was
charmingly rendered, under the direction
OF Prof. Louis Was:
March, George Victor ..,....,.,..,,-F. Hermann
Overture mllitAiTe .....:....,......... I'll. King
Waltz; Amen" from Nau0 GenSe
Africa v. Shppe
QuArtette for four Reicha
Konde do Ia Gnrde Loew
Selection Musical Review ", Carl
Polka, "Dsr PolletGeiat' ,...4......"".A. Gnoschl
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Wslted-A Girl.
L2st-A PockeEnook.
YpeIer.bs 90. todGy-D c. List, Jr.
RenIeg MoI0rch TOT Geutt-SCs6itt 4 BIC
ii i bshFens-. Arrest Grocery IN the CITY.
FlTsA!e or ExchaugG-A FARM. II. Brh'Lor.
Money Wanted q U smith.
Fer Ciucluu0u-S.tan Audea,
"LftilG Lord FAunueroy."
For Rent and For SaIe-W. Il. RinehGrs, Real
Estate gent
DIAN Inds--I. &. Dillon
CcnlS for / flee Ute-D. GuudllnE Z Co.
Cagd OF ThAnkE-LA lies AID Society.
opetA Huute-Burt OAEE.
A5clluol of Short an ! aud TypewEl!ing-W Wheel
Gbaf.ey shay Academy Of Mus!c-our JonH'
than
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of KOOlenS, being com.
plete line Of SuItipgs, PantalOOnlngs and
OyercOatings, which We shall get up In
flrst.clasS style and 1T, and ut lowest
prices. also, u full line, Of Furnishing
N''N' c. HESS & SONS.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepfsdruG
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
A. n, 2S'; IL NJ, $50; ST. NJ, 40'; 7F. n.
2Oo. Sunday; IA. ". 24'; IL NJ, 3G';
u N 4le. NJ. 34o
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TaR ladies' should attend the afternoon
sales at A. A. FranEheim's jewelry store.
They will find many tempting articles, and
the afternoon sales will be conducted with
special reference to their accommodations.
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BONDS FOR SALE.

BY order OF the Board Of Directors the Lhaghl'a
Nail Company desire to negotiate loan oil
Si96. 900 90 on December l, 1885, and viii i"as
Bonds for that amount payable a: the expiration
oil ten yeArl, bearing interest a. the rate Of TX PER
cent per annuun, payable on the hE1t Of lane Ha'
December OF each year, interest coupons attached
reierrInG the right 10 redeem portion OF the sane
after hVe yeau,
These Bonds viii be secured BY MORTGAGE o7oa
the entire property Of the Company, Including "
Acrea Of spsEAee, lso ages Of coal, i49 nAa ma
chimes, 30,
Proposals. for the whole or part oil the lo'a VIII
Be received until December /, 1855.
For further information apply 70 any menh"0'
the committee or 70 J. J. Jones, At the EScaAS''
Bank, ". l.. GLEssSER PFc.sdel|
SAMUEL LAuGIlIIS
n. L. OFT.
DAVID euT%AN, ,.
nO3 Comm.,llr-
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"KIDNEY PAINs' and that weary
y BeniA lon ever present with those Of
painful kidneys weak backs, oVerEoTked
or worn out BY Standing, walking OF
tho sewing machine, cured BY CUTICuRA
ANTI.PAIR plastic, q new, oIlginAl, ole.
cant aud speedy Rntldote TO pain and iphEmmA.
lion AZ druggists 2c.: ave Tor SlO0. Mailed Tree.
PoTIn Duo AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
nnl HFhAV
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II you are bilious, take DR., Pierce's
pleasant PurRAtive Pellets,n the original
"hittle LIVER Pills." olRll druggists.
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The WelIaburg Local sSysi "Mr. A. D,
seamon, President ofthe Wellsburg win.
dow glass works, states that propositions
have been made by parties 10 lease the
works, and other propositions have been
made to run it on the cooperative. plan,
but no decision has yet been reached.
Most likely could the company secure q
supply Of gas the factory would start up
at once. However, by January !, or in
that nsighborhood, most likely, an effort
will be made to start the works."
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LOOK in the window OF A. A. Franz.
helms Jewelry Store and see the fine
French Clocks and Bronzes TO be sold at
auction on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
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Th, Lnbpr Ala.. Men,inr.

The committee OF the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly, to which was
referred the matter OF arranging for Q
mas meeting under the auspices ofthe
association, has decided to hold the meet
ing next Saturday night at the Alhambra
rink, in the Eighth ward. The Alham.
bra was selected on account Of being the
largest haii in the city, and the seating
capacity extensive, although it is intend
ed 'to-still enlarge 1t by filing the skating
surface with benches and chairs.
A strong effort will be made to secure
Mr.. John Jarrett, eE President Of the
Amalgamated Association, az ono OF the
speakers, and Hon. A. D. Fassett, Of
youngstown, has signi6ed his Willingness
to be present and deliver an address.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for US on weekly
payments. They are impOstcrs.
JACOB W. CRUDE, JeTeler.
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gpr Sale aud gpr geut,
FOR SALE.

Five Roomed Dwelling, No. 740I< Market street,
BuAlness House, No 2l0l and 2lG8 Main street
Business House and Dwelling, No. l7S4 Market
street.
BuIipess House and Dwelling, No. 22Il Main 1t.
No. 50 Nineteenth street, new Brick Dwelling, S
In kitchen.
Dwelling No. "a. Market street. rooms and
attic.
No. IS and No. 81 Sixteenth street, new houses,
Toou1A and bath room 10 each house, either houae
can DO bought for S 900.
II Acres a. Elm Grove, q four Foomed house,
new stable, 100 fruit trees good water; II Ia de.
tiIAhle small place; eau be bought for 81 600,
Dwelling No. 2l23 jacob street, 6 rooms.
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FOR comfort, get one of those Best
Knit Jackets at G. HESS u SONS.
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MRS. BUELL. IN TOWN.
TnEPnEslpnNF OF zee v. c. =. O.
OF the unltod stats,, Addresses Three Meet
iDEs in this 0lty-An Earnest, Practical.
Thoughtful womAn-Tho Character
of the Arguments She U'sS.

Mr. Caroline B. Bueii, Of New York,
Corresponding Secretary OF the National
W. G. t. u, who has beenengaged by the
State W. G. T. U. for one month to talk
temperance in general and the W. @. T.
U. work in particular to the people OF
West Virginia, arrived in the city satur-
day. That evening she spoke at the
Fourth street NJ. Z. church, yesterday
morning at the Chapline Street N. E.
church and again at the Fourth Street
church lsst evening. Each meeting was
attended by good.sized audiences and Mrs.
Buell's remarks were listened to with
earnest attention.
In appearance Mrs. Buell. Is modest,
unassumipS little person, but what shc
says Is said with 80 much vim and earnest
ness that she is found at all times to In
terest her hearers no matter what their
sentiments may be upon the topics that
she speaks OF.
PRACTICAL TALKS.
Her addresses here have been notice.
ably, practical and logical, in addition to
being earnest. She makes special point
on this: that the controversy between tho
people and the liquor traffic is question
for Christians, philanthropistS, taxpayers,
business men, professional men, educat'
ors, ministers and patriots. Above all, II
is pre-eminently Woman's question, and
on this she lays great stress. Her style Ia
somewhat OF q departure from that OF the
average female temperance lecturer. She
draws no awful picture Of the evil effects
OF the liquor traffic, but in quiet, dispas-
sionate manner presents facts and figures,
and on these bases her appeals for reform.
In speaking Of the question as one for
the women Of the land to be up in arms
about, she referred in q strong, forcible
way to the fact that it was woman who
was made to feel most keenly the effects
and disgrace Of the business.
IN FAVOR OF PROHIBITION.
Like the majority OF temperance speak
era she WAS in favor Of prohibition to the
fullest extent, and she cited many illustra'
tons designed to fortify her position in
this respect. She spoke OF the "failaCioua
objections" to prohibition; gave her
exclamation OF the vast difference
between civil liberty and per.
sonal liberty"; pictured the shame OF
nation where the saloon was the pioneer
Of civilization, and closed with an
eloquent prophecy Of the time to come
when alcohol should be PROSTATE and
helpless under the foot Of uniyerAl Pro
hibition. She gave at some length her
reasons for prohibition, as regards per
petnity Of republican form OF govern
ment.
She has made an unusually favorable
reputation here.
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FoR SALE
EoR SALE.
RoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

The following Lots on Wheeling Island belong
Ing 10 tho eStAta OF the late VIM. Mccoy, VII.
Lot1 No. 60, 81 and u on Broadway
Lo1 No 90 and % on York street
Lots No %, 100 and l0l on Virginia street.
Lo1 No. l0l, los, Ito and III on Huron street
Lo1 No. ID, 10 and 1S9 on Wabash street
Lot No, ~ on Water street
aug Wv, HOGE 4 RRO. 100 Nsrsci e.
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Enr 2ent.
DOR RENT.
Mertinps.
STATE FAIR
ELECTIONI

- A--N
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair MsOclA.
tIon will DO held on the
FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 4. D. 1855,
at O'Clock ?. n. at the Court House OF Ohio
county, for the purpose Of eeetinG thirteen Dlrec
ton, and to tranIact any other business which may
be brought before the meeting, according TO the
bylaws. GEORGE HOOK,
no8 Secretary
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IL gastgEp.

We have promised the people to sell
them CLOTHING for (not as low
but) lower prices than any other
House in Wheeling, and we make
our word good by our actions.
The selling Of one two thousand
dollars worth of goods at cost, or
even less, is assmall matter with us in /.
comparison to keeping faith with our
patrons, and although other clothiers
have tried to argue that we cannot
afford to sell at lowerprices than they
can, the fact still remains that we do.
We will giveyou signed and regis
tered guarantee with every article you
purchase of us to be lower in price
than the same quality can be bought |
elsewhere. We go further and say,
should you, for any reason, become
dissatisfied with your purchase, bring
it back to us and we will cheerfully
refund the money.
This is square dealing.
This is the honest plan, and the
way we protect our customers.
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6ep. 81. SmOoa ( Gn.
GEO..M. SHOOK
&c CO.

Invite special attention to the
immense stock Of Ladies Gents
and Children's Underwear o.
every description, just received
Our prices on Underwear are
the lowest in the city.
Another lot Of the cele-
brated Cannonsburg Wool
Blankets received These
arc the largest and finest
Blankets offered for the
money.
Our Cloak Department is re,
plete with the latest and choicest
styles OF Ladies, Misses and
Children's Wraps, which, not,
withstanding the recent ad,
vances. we still offer at old
prices.
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GEO. NJ, SHOOK AGO.
ITO Main Street.
Ghe 9xtell1QeuGGr.
New Advertisements,

0lnfei nos. S5 and 81 Fourteenth stEee..
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Local Iudp,trisl Noes

The hinge factory hiss commenced the
manufacture Of garden rakes for the trade
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OF 1885.
Bells foundry will resume work this
morning, alter an idleness OF several days.
They have lots OF orders on hand.
Since the new furnace at Hobbs, Brock
unier & Co. . South Wheeling glass house
wss put into use about thirty additional
hands have found employment there. .
The members OF the Esilers', Rollers'
and Heaters Association are considering
the adyisability OF including the nail
feeders in the scope Of their organization.
The Riverside glass works at Wellsbprg
is turning out an immense quantity OF
glassware, and seems TO have no difficulty
in disposing Of it, making shipments to all
parts OF the country, and even to foreign
countries.
The Pittsbnrgh Labor Tribune says "a
number of the feeder-naileD in the
Wheeling factories are running six ma
chimes each, and the managers are in.
structed to pass anything with head and
point TO it," Feeders say none OF the
new nRilers have over four machines, and
claim that they make 40 few bad nails as
were ever made by the same force.
The Venture glass works, the cooper
stiys CONCERN started at WellsburR
recently by q number Of worktaen, has
met with success, and promises to become
quite an addition to the manufacturing
interests OF that town. The works were
recently enlarged by the building Of ten.
pot furnace, and started up last week With
an increased number OF hands. They
make a specially Of lanterns and glass