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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
A M Clovclnnd nadr..

The Toledo BLADE OF last Fridaysays. A
note 10 a private letter from Wheeling, W.
Va, to a Toledo citiyen L too good 70 keep.
ItfollowBi
awe are in the midst Of a Democratic
boom-the mills ahut down, and almost
everybody 10 wearing the new Cleveland
badge. Have yon seen one ? Itiaa patch
ON the seat Of your brooches. They are
becoming very common IN our city,
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MORE srRoNo REASONS.

Furthermore, it was put to the Senators
that so substantial q manifestation OF
their friendship would justify the RICHTER
in giving them a more cordipl personal
support than the paper had hitherto telt
that it could afford to give. It was argued
by Mr.. Taney's friends that the Senators
having already shown disposition to re-
cognise the Democratic press OF the State
in the distribution Of Offices, would not be
departing from their general policy, and
that the party would applaud an act cal
culated 10 help the Democratic organiza-
ton in this State, while at the same time
it would give the Senators the friendship
Of the most prominent Democratic paper
in West Virginia.
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rhO LaBelle and JsgerGop,

Last eypnlng'G steubenville GG3etie says;
The Jefferson Iron Company and the La
Belle Iron Company's directors had 8
meeting in this city to-day. The nail
question did not come up, but the meet
ing was held to hear the report OF the
joint committee appointed 70 confer about
the erection Of Q plant ioF the manufac-
tufe OF steel plate. No definite action was
taken and the committee will meet again
this week. In conversation with one OF the
largest stockholders in both mills, it was
learned that it is not probable that the
mills will erect a plant, as the PlStp can
be bought cheaper from the numerous
steel plants now being constructed.
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GEO,M. SHOOK eco.
@ea. ~. suooh s @o.

All Colors OF Novelty
Cloths and Tricots for La
dies Tailor Suits just
opened.
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slato EaIr. colanbns. ono.

On August 81, September /, 9, 8 and 4,
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railroad Company viii sell excursion
tickets to Columbus, o., at the rate Of 81 10
for the round trip. Trains leave Wheel
ing at I:25 A. NJ city time, arriving at
Columbus at 1882. MI 30 r. NJ, afIiv-
ing at Columbus OF SIP. M.and at $40 p.
vi arriving at Columbus al l:45A, u,
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The Eituation now, is correctly described
as the field against fancy. So thoroughly
convinced are the other candidates OF the
strength Of the fancy movement that they
have put their heads together to devise
means 70 defeat Il. The proposition
which meets with most favor is . protest
against the appointment on the ground
that recognized paTty-worker ought to
get the postofiice, and that the appoint.
ment Of Mr.. fancy would show that the
Register had been captured BY the sena.
tons, and 90 weaken the influence OF the
paper for general party work. This view
Of the case win be strongly presented 10
the Senators In the hope that It may In
tluence their conclusion.
A HoUm DIVIDED AGAINST rrsKly.
The directors Of the Rsgis.er company
ere mot unanimous in support Of the neWs-
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Thos. j. Irwin, ex-President Of the
American Flint Glass WorkeB Union,
was nominated by reclamation yesterday,
at st. Claifsville, by the Democratic Cen.
tral Committee for Representative, In place
Of Hon. Ross ]. Alexander, Leaigned. Il
has been declared very positively all along
that Mr.. Irwin would mot accept
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AiIllinory.

We are now receiving ali the choice
styles in felt hats, also novelties in fancy
feathers, birds, etc.
KlsNEa,a, 1911 Main street.
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PREDICTIONS.

To make room for our incoming Fall
St0ck.Ne shall offer our entire stock OF
Spring and summer Suitings at greatly
redueeA prices. G. HESS d SONS.
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STATE FAIR NOTICE.
To the Exhibitors in The Ladies' Textile
and Art Departments.

Ms A.w Kelly and Mrs robert white Super,
iptendens oil the Eighth Depar ment, will he on
the Grounds Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, Sep
tembtr ID, ita Rud6h for the purpose Of receiy'
ing and entering all arcls b, exhibited In that
department. No articles ios competition will be
Cat.rei after Saturday, September 5, in this de-
TMtmort GEORGE HOOK,
anti Secretary,
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(ltiiCura
A Positive Cure for Every Form Of
Blood and Skin Disease From
Pimples to ScrOfRla.

Dis6guring Humors, HumilIatlng ErupLiong,
Itching aud Stunning Skin TortursS, LoAthSOmc
Sores aud every species OF Itching, Scaly, timpy.
Inherited, B1rolulnul and Contagious IiSeaIGt Of
the Blood, Skin and Scalp, with Lon Of Bar, from
infancy to old age, Ar9 positively cured by CUT
CURA RI oLvENT. the New B'0od PurlleT, inter
nAlly, aud CuIlCuEA, the Great Skin Cure, and
tefuRllY.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, Monday:
IA. NJ, 81; Il NJ, 72';.SP. N, 7S'; 7P. NJ,
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The world would go on very much the
same If we should be away as if we were
here. One man leaves, another takes his
place, but Gen'ls G. T. Beauregard, OF
Is, and Jubal A. Early, OF Va, are faith
full to their engagement, to conduct in per-
son the grand monthly drawings OF The
Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans,
La. Their presence and entire supervision
are a sure guarantee Of the honesty Of the
management. The next (the 1S4th grand
monthly will take place on September s,
and any information can be had on appli.
cation to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
nHw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02

We are now receiving all the choice
styles In felt hats, also novelties in fancy
feathers, birds. etc.
RIsNBR'B, 1917 Main street.
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MOTH. BE suspicious Of persons who
recommend any other article a. "iuSt as
good" and take nothing else but DR..
Ball'e Cough Syrup.
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SCARS AND soREs.

IhRye'beon AFFLICTED since last March With a Skin
dI,CHTe the doctors called Kama. Ny hco was
covered " III bclbs aud poros, Rnd the feeling and
burning were almost unbepable. seclnR your
UIICURA REMEbILE so highly recommended. con.
cluded TO give ihem Q tria, Us Nc The CuriCuRA
internally for four months. / cali myself cured
IN gertrude for which make this public state.
msnt. Ms CLARA A. FRED sri TX,
broad Brook, Conn.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, Sept. al A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, continued
cool and generally fair weather, light va
riable winds.
For the Lower Lake region, clearing
and fair weather; fresh westerly winds
nearly stationary temperature.
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Uhe qntelligsucer,
once. No.. 10 and ), loaTissptn Street.
Sow AdvertIsements.

Grand Concert and Bal.
instruction on Piano-Ms. HutchIns.
The "uarden spot Drug Store.
Salvation uiI-Df. Bulls Cough syrup.
htockS for SGlC-I. Irwin, stock BroAer.
sealed frUp0Sali-Ice Tier AZ Point Pleasant
W. Va.
( Red Letter lay IN The Literary wOtld-stan'
lou 4 Davenport
Hot Cakes-R. II. LIT
BaerB Sons.
Cutleura-Fourth rage.
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State gsair aotiees.
CTATE FAIR NOTICE.

All perpps who hare space In the buildings and
privileges o. the grounds are required 10 have
their exhibits AID privileges prepared by Monday,
September I, Mt 10 0'c0ck A. Il. 10 avoid t0nfu.
SION we desire everything ready the hrSt day OF
ths Far. GEORGE HOOK,
SHqI SeCre'AEY,
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John N. EiE.Ie, az No! i7la Jacob street,
will keep for sale, during the season, the
best brands Of oysters, tnibulk or can.
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papers candidacy for the posiofiice, some
Of them fearing that from = business point
OF view the venture would not pay In
spite OF the comfortable salary OF the Office.
At recent meeting the mater was fully
discussed in Its various phases. DiTec-
tors 3. G. Barr, Jere A. Miller and
James P. Rogers thought that It
would be good thing for the postofIice to
come that way, Mr.. Barr in particular,
seeing great advantages in that method Of
settling the postoftice question. Directors
Aug. Roll and George Hook were unable
to coincide with the postoftice view and
stood out against It. II Is even said that
these minority directors have refused to
give the application Of Mr.. fancy gen
eral endorsement. This, however, does
not greatly matter, because amsjority Of
the directors and majority Of the stock
holders are on the side Of Mr.. fancy.
It is understood that the Senators have
given consideration to the Register applica-
ton upon condition that there shall be
reorganization Of the editorial staff.
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"A DECIDED REORGANIZATION.

This reorganization contemplates, first,
the employment OF an editor, q writer Of
ability, conyersant with National politics
and politicians, and il possible, having
an acquaintance with the politics of West
Virginia the said editor to be selected by,
or at least acceptable to the Senators and
their friends. Secondly, Democrats to
take the places Of Republicans now hold
ing positions on the paper, which bring
them more or less into relation with the
Democratic party. This arrangement con-
templates that MIR. fancy shall divide his
time between the administration Of the
postofiice and the business department Of
the newspaper.
change has been agreed upon, that already
numerous young men are circulating petit
tons among the faithful, asking the in
coming postmaster, who, however, is not
named, to appoint them letter-carrlers,
clerks and other things Of that sort,
In the same connection its understood
that Mr.. R. G. Barr, yielding his own
preference in the matter, will consent to
be a candidate for State Senator. This
selection has been made in view Of Mr..
Bars high character as q man, his emi.
hence at the bar, his sturdy advocacy Of
Democratic principles and his long friend
ship for Senator Camden.
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Iantra.

WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN,
Nv ERAL Housew0rS ia n Aislly of inc
MIST come well commended Abby a, "" ~
IhRpllUe Ft.eet ''' ~ 40
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EcZEMA CURED.

/ was GiIlcted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face,
Ears and Neck, which tae DrIggst, where goI
your remedies, pronounced one VI tue wont cases
10 Try your CUTiCURA RENEnIls, and after I've days
use my scalp and part o. my face were ent rely
cured and hops In another week TO have my
eaIs, neck and the other part q my face cur,d,
HERMAN BLADR,
10 &. 9Th 81, New York
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TOR RENT-Two UNFURNISHED
James Hotel. Enquire Al ST. JAMES HOTEL 1''
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Assiomrc's alotiec.
r ASH CAlI-sAyE COSTS.

IT Asst CALI-sAYE COSTS.
All persons indebted to Armstrong Coen GCo
both Id aud new firms, and TO tn. Monitor ToSbor
aud Lumber Company, art hereby Requested ~
catl ~ once at the otic; corner Of tenth and MAJ
Eet streets, and maze payment Thereby Isyipv
costs TaoS. O'IkiIES,
4ug ASSIGNEE dc
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SILVER PLATED knife, Fork and
Spoon for School Set.
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FOR RENT-A COMFORTABLY
IL Furnished Room In priva'e family, .ri,'sa
for lady or gentleman. Call At OF adde's So a
Fourteenth street zen, y
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WEST VIRGINIA
AND STATE FAIR,
which VIII DO held a. WHEELING. VIVA.
SEPTEMBER 4, s, 0, 10, lis ls, 1885.
$4,000
IN pREM1UMs AND PURSES TO BE G1vEN

IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES TO BE GIVEN.
The araudes. Display Of Horses, Cattle. Sheep,
Swine, Poultry, Products Of the Farm Workshop,
and FireSIdc ever exhibited In the Ohio Valley or
Lower Lake Region.
TFOilez Paees and Runners, engaged on the
Finest HAltMIle kRce Tra9k In the United States.
The Large Exposition, Machinery. Floral and
Horticultural Halls, with their grand displays Of
iul Flowers, Aqutrlum with 900 Live Fish, Pr0-
ducts OF the Farm, &c, will be worth tho cost OF
the trip 10 sec.
special Arrangements lpr fadueed fRre aud tpe-
cia trains on all FsilIuldA.
spael uytrlsG close September l. at 12A.M.
Live Stock entries clio . September 4 AtePN.
Address Secretary for sIemlIm List or in'ormA.
ton. A RkYMANS, President.
". REILLY, Pest pro tenn.
aEoRaE FonR Secretary. SnSrAW
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"nRICK IN THE RACK. stitch in the ode
cramps, lhootlng and lhaTp palm. rheumatic, neu.
~ r1g o and soinliO pains, and every
kEIN external palm and lnho Eoothed aud
" j expelled with WnndeFiul celebrity BY
IL that new, OriginAl, elegant aud gpoedy
aDtidote % pain and Inflammation,
~ the CuTtCuRA RfAsfRG Warranted
HE perfection Of elegant external Femcdigs aud
FASily Gupo llr 70 all other plll0n AZ dFuFgll ;,
l50i ave Tor u %. Mailed tfpe, PoTfEE DRUO AHD
IHtucAL Coz Boston, lsp2.WtAW
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CuTtcuaA REN1DiEs are sold everywhere. PrIcO:
CUrCURA, b0c; AEsoLyENT, SLt0: SOAP, &c. Pro.
Boston, Mas
Send for chow 70 Care Skin DlSeasOS."
n hPLEs, BlSnkheads Skin BlernIshha and
T u Baby Hnm0fI, use cOTCURA Soar.
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The following 10 the report Of the work
done by the city letter carriers in August,
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gnraent.

.po0MS FOR RENT-IN HORN.
LII brooks Block. Apply 10 W, v, E0GE a
Bro, 1900 Market street ~
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OUTSIDE THE CITY.

The EAGLES call for police protection q:
the union depot, which was instigated by
the high-handed operations of the gang who
infest that neighborhood, created quite a
Juror on the streets yesterday morning and
the question was discussed by all classes.
The city authorities claim that even if Gill
bert's addition is within the corporation, the
union depot is not, because there is strip
$50 feet wide extending along the Santa Fe
track, lying between DR.. Burleigh's pro-
perry and the railroad.
The railroad company will soon find it
necessary to protect their patrons against
garoters and highwaymen, and if their de-
pot is outside the corporation they should
move it into the city or turnish protection
in the country to the patrons Of the road.
The community are worked up to high
pitch of excitement in consequence of the late
atrocities perpetrated in that locality and are
demanding tina. something be done to pre-
vent repetition of such deeds as have been
committed there the past two or three
nights
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MILL BURNED.

Mr.. Y. N. Southwick, who came in from
Garden Plain Yesterday morning, gave US
the particulars Of the burning of Ratlif's
Touring mill at ihat place which occurred
at ! o Geek yesterday morning. In very
few minutes after tie flames were discov-
cred the mill was in ruins. The mill had
one run Of stones and two sets Of new pro-
cess rolls, and with exception OF the boiler
is total loss together with considerable
amount of wheat, the total loss being esti-
mated ct $4,000, on which there is reported
70 be an insurance of $1,000. The capacity
ofthe mills was about fifty barrels of -four
per day and the people of Garden Plain are
very much put out by the unfortunate fire
to say nothing of the effects of the disaster
>, Ia ox.-par
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GENERAL ORDER NO. s.
WICHITA, Sept %, 1886.

WICHITA, Sept %, 1886.
/. Garfield Pos. will leave Wichita on
Monday, September 18th, at O'Clock a. m.
for Topeka, TO attend the annual reunion Of
the soldiers and sailors of the late war. Al
members of the Post are expected to go, il
tull uniform, and to 60 in body. The re
union will last three days, September %, 81
and October Isl, ard the fare will be one
cent per mile each way.
>. All ex-soldiers, whether members of The
Grand Army or not, are cordially invited to
70 with the Post, at the same fare, and viii
be entitled TO all the privileges offered.
3. All comrades and ex-veterans who de-
sire to go with them, will report at the
county building Monday morning At
O'Clock snd march TO the depot from that
point Transportation will be provided
there for all luggage, guidons, guns, etc, to
the depot.
4. Some fifty or sixty of the mourning
badges given out at the Grant memorial SER
vice are still in ihe hands of individual COM
rades, and they are requested TO turn them
in as soon as possible to the quartermaster
Bv order of ii. ID. HEIsERMAN,
JoHS A. WALLACE, Adjt- PC.
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A mixed herd of $50 head will be sold on
"Wednesday, goth day of September, 1885,
at Glenwood rancho, on Timber creek. six
miles northwest of Burden, Cowley Co.,
Kansas.
The herd consists of about 90 head Of
cows, so head of high grade Short Horn
heifers, l25 head of high grade Short Horn
calves, thorough bred Short Horn bull, 8
full blood Galloway bulls, full blood Jer-
sey bull, high grade Short Horn bull.
The JerssG heifers are of the very best
milk stock that could be procured in the
U. S. and are all bred to Jersey bull whose
sire cost $4,000.
Terms Of Sale.-Six, twelve and eighteen
months time will be given. Good security
will be required in every case. Good bar
gains will be given at private sale.
Free lunch on the grounds.
WILT j. c. McMULLEg.
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reform bills in order to commend himself to
local Democratic leaders, while he approved
bills legalizing claims dating from the days
of Tweed and barred by the statute Of limi-
tations and by judicial decision, and there
by imposed additional burdens on an over
burdened city.
The ticket was completed IS follows:
State treasurer, Mai. Charles Ulrich; attor-
ney general, Edward B. Thomas; state en-
gineer, VIM. p. Van Rensseler. Adjourned
zine die.
The indications at late hour tonight are
that Gen. Hill will have q majority on the
first ballot at the Democratic state conven-
ton.
The absence of John Kelley is very much
commented upon, it being the first time he
has absented himself since he assumed the
leadership of Tammsny.
1:30A. M.-Tammany hall has agreed to
support Hill for governor.
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be used at such election ,hab.lI a. follows. to-

be used at such election shabslt as follows, to-
wit:
Each qualified voter voting ct such election In
fsyor 81 said proposition. shall have written or
For subscription to the capital stock Of the
wichita 4 Colorado Railway company"
And each qualified voter voting against said
his ballot:
Against subscription to the capital stock of
the wichita 4 Colorado Railway company
And Is further ordered that such election be
TWENTY-sIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.
D., 1855.
at the following voting precincts In said town
All of the qualified voters in said township.
Arkansas river, shall vote at the school house
In school District number three (3), in said
township and in said county, and all Of the
qualified voters In said township residing on
the west and south side OF the Big Arkansas
river, shall vote at the school district, at the
school house. In school District number seven
ty--ix G6). tbeing The Mahanna school hou.e
in said township; said voting places being the
regularly established voting precincts In said
township.
And tie further ordered that the sheriff of
sedgW ok county, Kansas, duly make and issue
his proclamation for the date and mt the places
designated; and that he give thirty days printed
notice In the Wichita City EAGLE, a weekly
newspaper, printed aud published in said coun-
=
throughout said township, and that said sheriff
post notices as provided by law.
Therefore, !. John Fisher, sheriff OF sedg-
Wick county, Kansas, by virtue Of authority
In me by law vested, and in purs nance to the
above order OF the board. do hereby give public
proc amation and due notice that special cleo
ZION shall be held In said township at the places
above designated on the
TwENTY-sIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.
D., 1855,
to determine whether said township shall make
such subscription and issue said bonds on the
set out In said Petition.
such election shall in all respects be conduct
ell, the returns made, result ascertained and
declared, all as provided by law for general
elections.
ln witness whereof, I. John Fisher, sheriff of
>edgwick county, Kansas, have hereunto set
my hand. at the City Of Wichita, this 18th day |
1f August, lSs5.
[sEALl JOHN FISHER,
Attest; Sheriff OF Sedgwick County
f. p FORD, County Clerk. 23-w5t. |
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RERIIiIDING A MILL


An EAGLE reporter was attracted to Mr..
V. Z. Appleby's planning mill on Wichita
street yesterday morning, by seeing lot OF
mechanics tearing it down. The scribe
sought Mr.. Appleby and asked the cause OF
the racket. 1--WE are going TO remodel and
rebuild the whole mill from bottom to top
and make it two-stories high" said Mr.. APP
pleby. Il have bought complete set of
new machinery throughout, and when ! am
through with it you will see a complete new
mill with the best modern machinery and
with enough room to work from forty TO
fifty hands. will then be in position to
compete with any mill In Kansas City. The
building will be fifty feet square and two
stories high. The shaving room will be
fitted up in the best style. ! will put in a
brick engine and boiler room and new en-
CINE and boiler. / have also bought q very
heavy stock of finishing lumber, suitable for
all purposes and can fill ali orders on short
notice. In word it will be the best plan
ming mill in the state.