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FoR RENT-RESIDENCE WITH Ia
~ rooms, Et No. 100 Twelfth street. P,s,..,ldluu
gwen APRIL. Enquire Of MrS. Il i. HIEhTSg
wheeling Fem1le College, AL
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What throat is tho best for singer tC
teach high notes with? A soar throat. Il
1t becomes too sore, uBe Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy OF Sweet Gum and Mullen
which cures lloarseness and husky voice
Why ia winter storm like child with
a bad cold? Itblows, its SHOWS lit blows
its nose.) Cure 1t with Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy OF Sweet Gum and Mullen.
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FEBRUARY 1,lSSG,

The beginning Of our business year, We
commence our new system OF cash sales ;
after which dale no goods will besUld on
credit, and thus will be able TO sell
Shoes lower than ever. $50
j. w. AMICk,
Dealer In Boots aud Shoes,
l143 Main Street.
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WE have now OIL exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOlens, being com:
plete line OF Suitlngs, PantalOOnlngS aud
OyCreOatlngs, which VIC shall get up In
ilrst.Class style and ut, and ut lowest
prices. Also, a full line OF Furnishing
0OO0' Al"H'' vi 'AT b. HESS 4 SONS.
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Dy IHB NVLIUH INKtLl al tICKeI9 over the
Q. K p. road, and by It's connection with
the p, TT. w. 4 Q. road, to all points over
that tayorite trunk line have been with.
drawn from the Union office Of Mr.. John
Bailie and from the Office Of Mr., Tomlln.
son, and hereafter persons desiring to
trayel over those lines must 70 to Bridge.
port to make their purchases. This will
work q great Inconvenience to the travel.
ing public,
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claims and prevented great amount Of
"dead.beating.n There Is no doubt
that in some OF the proceedings that
have been had before the Justices here
great injustice and hardship has been
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SKATING carnival tonight at the Alhan.
bra Palace Blink,


The direct and popular route 10 the
South IL the Pan Handle. Cheap exCut.
sion tickets 10 all Southern resorts now on
sale. For guide books, maps and time
tables, &C., call OH or address j. q. Tom.
linson, Passenger Agent, Pan Handle
route, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-26

The Baltimore 4 Ohio are selling Low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans
jacksonville and all Southern resorts. Fol
tickets, tourists guides and full ihiorma.
ton, call on or address 7, o, Burke, Ticket
Agent, Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel
ing, w, Va
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PoLo 'PoLo!l-Ohapline Street Rink
Club vs. ChtCagos, champions Of the
Western League, at Chapline Street Rink,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Jan
uary ~ and 2S.
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PoLo! PoLol!-Ohspline Street Rink
Club vs.. Chicagos, champions Of the
Western League, at ChRpline Street Rink
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, jan
uaFy ~ and IS,
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nor RENT-TWO OR TllHEV
~ BullneGs Houses, suitable for a Saloon. H.
Gerry or Boarding houses, In Martin's FOlES t \,
Bridgeport Also, . Farm, suitable Tor Earl,5Iu y
embracing % 20 or % acres, In Belmont colSiT \
Apply 70 AUGUST BRhIDENSrElN, BrldSStST
Oul0s uf y
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Nina on Fire.

HAzLEroN, Pa, Jan. 25.-Another dis.
astrous collapse OF the surface occurred
over the mouth OF No. slope Of q, H.
Myers & Co, at Tresko last night, To-day
fire was discovered in the mine and the
workings will probably have to be flooded.
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po1oI PoLoll-Ohapllne Street Rink
Club 10. Chlcagos, champions Of the
Western League, at Chapline Street Rink,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, jan.
rafy u and %.
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dissolution a,ottr,s,
NOTICE.

The eOpArtnsIship heretofore existing b.,,.
Noise d los Is dissolved by mutual CUuiept 80
Noise will continue the business, and vii ,.,l- d
outstanding debts aud collect all deGa SD ,' \, =
at arm, I:R NOlsg
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a,Or Sale aud a;Or gent,
EOR SALE.
rot 1S1INI'.

rot RENT. u
No, ITO Seventeenth htfee,, GlG fOUrn, ,lsw
No, i7b Sixteenth Atfeet, liG rooms, tlo N
No. sos Seventeenth street, two rooms W, tb
No. n TWenlyihlrd street, llG rooms Ana '''
si6Ol ..,,.. I'd.
No 50 Eighteenth Alfeel sig rooms and wv p"
lars, tlb % per month ANN
No, 100 Eishteenlh Ilfeet, Eve rooms yIV%
No. glHlxteenlh Atfeel, 500 per Annum;, m
No. llll baltimore street, iOut looms wv
No, 90 North Front ttteet tlb CO. ii, =, 4vtslt,
-Four Roomed HOuie, ALLEY u, soulh o. i''''
seYenlh affect, % %. 49,. nm,
No, 2lii Main Atteet al rooms on nv "V''
Two tOOms. No. ass Main street, 49,, ,nd 10
Buhlneta House No. 1iH Main MeSH ~
THEE ROoIed ttou.e In rear Of MA WIe''u'
Three ROomsd House, e@l end Of Sln'e''N
Three rooms, No. lis setenietnih iiirsssR
Real Estate Aren't, t,oiiSt IoI lnd EoLaiI . "a
llO Oilce, ~ 1917 N'''e' '""'
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Red star oOush Cure.

Professor Chas. p. Williams, late State
Chemist OF Delaware, says, Analysis shows
no morphia or opium in 1t, II Is . new
and valuable remedy.
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Polo! PoLoll-Chapline Street Rink
Club vs.. ChiCagos, champions Of tho
Western League, at Chspline Street Rink,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Jan:
tiary ~ and %,
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The following shows the range Of The
thermometer as observed at schneptSdrup
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
a. NJ, 2S'; l9 M, A2' 8 p. NJ, 49, 7r NJ
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A RARE chance for bargains-ono Of the
largest and finest stocks OF Dry Goods in
the city 10 bs disposed Of within the next
10 days. BRuEs d COFFER.
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CHToAso, ILL, Jan. 25.-Another severe
rain and slset storm is reported raging
west OF the Rocky Mountains. Telegraph
communication 10 again practically sew
cred between the east and California.
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@antea.

c-.-.cc--s-.--"-|N-"--@ --'.-@.--~-sN--.Se.
WANTED-A GOOD BOY WITH
w $40 co security, 10 act as News Agent on u.
80. r. H. Apply To UNION NEWS CO., u. a o..
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Pool Poioll-Uhapllne Street Rink
Club 70. OhicagOs, champions Of the
Western League, at Ohapline Street Rink,
Wednesday aud Thursday evenings, Jan.
nary ~ aud %,
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You may never have another oppOtLu.
nifty to buy good goods as cheap az they
~ BSurs & GOWNS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-26

BY taking the l;47 y. N. train on the @,
4 7. road passengers arrive in CLEVELAND
at 1925 =. ~, and Chicago at $3.50 the fol.
lowing morning. Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago, for all points west.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-26

THERE will be good music at the Island
rink tonight.
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IT will pay you to visit the velvet,
silk and dreaS.goOds department at
BRuRa 4 COFFRR,a.
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SKATING carnival tonight atthe Alham.
bra Palace Rink.
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af.,n1t1,is gnI,n

Mrs. i. Gatbach, from s!eubenville, at.
rived here yesterday With large variety
Of mMqurade suits, which she will hire
ont at reasonable rates. She 10 stopping
at the Howell House and will remain hero
several days, -4
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FoR ChappOd hands, face and lips, use
Roseoline Cream. Sold by all live drug
gistH, at loo per box.
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We mean buAiness; our entire stool
must bs sold within the next 20 days.
BRuEs 4 OoFPRR,
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Wsetiuas.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

TAS annual meeting Of the Stakeholder q, j..
wheeling Hinge Company will be held a, -
office OF the Company Tuesday afternoon, J,DD'.
%, 1855, at2 O'Clock, J.CBRAny
jAl2Tu ssc,s,',
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@snsraI a1ottess.

IN
Having been appointed Curator Of the estate oil
Adrian A. Merlpeh, deceased, all persons having
them With the underjgne1, and those indebted to
the tame are requested 10 make immediate pay.
mgnt either at my office or that Of ". 4. Cald.
wall Esq. q l.. CRANMER,
lnN - " -
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SKATING carnival tonight at the Alham,
bra Palace Rink,
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TiiRRE will be good music at the Island
rink tonight.
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
lust received. JACOB v. GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth md Market SIS.
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FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets at G. HESS u SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-26

As 1t Is now, a resident Of this State IA
entitled 10 5000 exemption. But suppose
a railroad employee on the Panhandle liy.
ing between Golfers and Pittsburgh, con.
tracts bill for groceries; II 10 assigned 10
a Wheeling merchant for collection In nav.
ment perhaps Of a bill the Wheeling tner.
chant has against, say q Burgettslowh mef.
chant. The Wheeling man brings suit be.
fore Wheeling justice and action is had
as described above. The Pennsylvania
debtor not only fails to receive the benefit
Of this States exemption law, being non.
resident, but he also falls 10 get the behetitoi
Pennsylvania's exemption law. In re-.
cent case Of a railr0Ader living In Allie.
gheny, he owed balance OF about So. He
had been out Of work and had fiat pot
back on the road Action was had sRaiiiSt
him before a Wheeling Justice, and the
costs, etc, about doubled the bill. The
Panhandle was garnigheed and had 10 pay
the same, The enploye having no money
coming TO him was compelled 10 apply 10
the. Poor Board Of Ills county for aid,
Under the laws OF Ohio Ii case resi-.
don't oil West Virginia IL sued for debt In
Ohio, II he can show that under the laws
OF his State lie is exempted from payment
Of the debt, the case ls thrown out Of
court, Also, under the laws Of Ohio II a
merchant assign claims against O resident
Of that State to another State for collection,
the one sued can sue In return and recover
from his creditor the total Judgment
against him In the other State, and
further, subject the merchants TO One.
Justice W. II. Caldwell denied that
the laws Of this State were az inluuilouS
as claimed and rsiuled the statement that
they were taken advantage Of. lie tald
they provided for the collection Of last
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SKATING carnival tonight at the Alham.
bra Palace Rink.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

TVNEUUIUNb NUTIUE,
Having qualified a. Executor OF tho wilt o, the
late John Bruce hereby notify all parties lnlCbt
cd 70 the estate Of the IAld Bruce 10 come forward
and settle their accounts; and all persons hAylnI
claims Inst The said estate arc requested 10 pre-
seat them duly certified u the undersigned
JOHN ], KAHN.
MllIELlNd, January %, 1885. ja26
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A LIVELY SESSION.
DIR. LOGAN LAYS Down THE LAW
To the Democratic NsmNsrs Of the board
OF Gas Tsu.tSss-A Highly Partisan Pro-
essdlng on the Part Of MsiSrs. ssslsy
aud JspsoP, bat 1t "dOn't 60"

There was what is CallO-qulally known
as ''p!cnic" atthe city gas office yestsr-
day. At q meeting OF the Board Of Trus.
tees yesterday afternoon there was full
aud delightfully."- free interchange OF views
between the members, which was not in.
tended for outside ears, but which was SO
interesting that it would be wrong to sup,
press an account Of it,
The meeting was occasioned by train
Of very peculiar circumstances, starting
with the Democratic caucus OF Saturday
night and concluding with highly revo.
lutionary step on the part OF AIsssrs, Oscar
seeiey and Frank Jspson, two members
OF the Board OF Trustees. Sunday even
ing Mr., George Hell, Secretary to the Board
notified Superintendent Dillon that Messrs
SseIey and Jepson had decided to dis
charge four OF the employees Of the works
and give their positions to four new men
The men reported at the works yesterday
morning to go 10 work, but Superinten
dent Dillon refused To allow them 10 as
sumo the positions for which they had
been designated by the two gentlemen
named,
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CHEAP HOMES!


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GOT 9eut.

P0OMs WITH BOARD FROM APp1I
~ J. at Mis-. PAfFRRSoNls, 9i5 Main sItr, W
Evening star., 1886-12-02
A WonD ABOUT CArARRH

ut is the mucous membrane, that wonderful semi
fluid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues of the
air and food passages that Caarrh makes it's
hold Once established it eats into the very tas and
renders life but long breath Of misery and dis
ease, dulling the of hearing, trammellne the
power of speech destroying the faculty of SMELL taint
ing the BREATH and killing the refined pleasures of
taste Insidiously. by creeping from simple cold
in the head it assaults the mebranous lining and en-
veops the bones eating through the delicate coats and
causing Inflammation sloughing and death Nothing
short Of total eradication will secure health to the
patient and all Alternatives simply procrastinsted
sufferngs leading 70 fatal termination. SANFonD's
RADICAL CURE by Inhalation and by Internal admin
istration has failed when the disease has
made frightful inroads delicate constitutions hear
ing smell and taste have been recovered and the is
ease thoroughly driven out.
SANFORD's RADICAL. CURE consists of one bottle nj
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one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly wrapped in one pack.
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Evening star., 1886-12-02
Nava, Reserve Corps.

OWNERS OF BIG YACHTS WANT RECOGNITION FROM THE
GOVERNMENT.
The formation OF naval reserve corps. some
what after the model OF the National Guard, is
just now topic OF discussion among prominent
yachtsmen and naval officers Of high rank in New
York, and some measures Will be adopted this win
ter by the yachtsmen with that object In view. A
great many yacht owners are anxious for better
recognition from the government, which Will give
them certain rank and status They are desirouS
OF being placed on a footing analogous to that OF
the British yachtSnen, great many OF whom are
members OF the British naval reserve force and
whose commanders and owners are in many in
stances also members of the naval reserve corps
and have undergone certain training and hold GER
tificateS OF their proficiency.
Commodore Elbridge L. Gerry, OF the New York
Yacht club and the commander and owner OF the
steam yacht EiccLra, said yesterday: ..LaSt year
tried 10 put bill through Congress which pro-
Vided for the examination, as masters. OF any
owners who cared to pass the examinations re-
quired and that gave TO them certain privileges
which they do not now possess. The bill did not
go through on account or the opposition OF certain
western members who took no interest in such
things. will, however, bring 1t up again before
Congress this year, and hope TO be able to get it
through"
Rear Admiral stephen b. Luce, now in command
OF the northern AtlaRtie squadron Of the United
states navy, was not entirely sanguine OF the sue
cess OF such plan 'It is doubtful" he said '.if
the owners OF yachts can b. got To undergo the
process OF instruction which would be necessary
10 the formation OF such a reserve corps. That
such an organization would be oil immense value
there can be no doubt, and it certainly ought to be
effected. The value or number OF fleet steam
craft that could render immediate service in time
OF war would be very great. suppose there was
war and IL was necessary to send il dispatch to a
distant part OF the coast immediately. One of
these steam yachts could be put in commission in
a few hours. An armament OF machine guns
could be put on board at once and sufficient
number OF experienced men from the navy to
handle the guns. She would be just the boat for
such Il commission, and IL she met an enemy She
would be able TO defend herself ii she were put in
close quarters"
Evening star., 1886-12-02

JOHN HARDwIcKs LONG HUNT FOR HIS BROTHERS
MURDERER.

| MURDERER.
The following dispatch from Atlanta, Ga. Tues
day gives the particulars of curious case which
has been briefly mentioned I'm THE STAR:
Carroll McBee, who murdered Joe HaIflwick
twenty-one years ago, was to-day brought back to
the scene of his crime in Cedar Bluff, Ala In 1865
McBee's father moved from Tennessee to cedar
Bluff McBee was at that time a stout robust
young man, fond OF drink and, above ALL his great
pride was his personal strength of which he freely
boasted. Soon after McBee came to the settlement
he discovered that one of the Hardwfcks brother
OF the murdered man, was considered the Samson
of the place, notoriety which he himself Crayed
In the presence of number of boys he boaSted
that he could throw Hardwick in a tussle. The
boys urged him on. and they went to the village
store, where young Hardw1ck and his brother Joe
were found. McBee repeated his declaration, but
After several useless efforts TO get up the wrestle
McBee turned to Joe Hardwick and said:
''If cannot get Hardwick to wreStle with me
can throw his brother"
Joe Hardw1ck entreated the man to let him
alone, but McBee laid violent hands on him, and a
tussle ensued. McBee was thrown TO the floor
Crestfallen but still anxious to show his strength
he engaged in another tuSsle and met with a
similar tate The boys guyed him, and this with
He went out TO the front of the store and pulled
out his pocket knife and stuck the blade up his
coat sleeve. Returning, he said:
'sYou may be able to throw me, but you can't
whip me-" accompanying the words with what
was supposed to be a lick with the fist.
The blow was returned and the two men were
then parted. McBee had used his blade unknown
to any of the crowd, Joe Harwick himself not feel
ing the razor edge of the knife. McBee after the
separation, walked out of the store, and going to
where his horse was tied, jumped on and rode Off
After he had gone young Hardwick began to feel
faint, and lay down. AS soon as lie did this the
horrible deed OF McBees was discovered. John
HaIdwtck started after McBee and followed him as
far Ns Tennessee, where he was compelled to give
up the chase. Joe HardWick lived twenty-Seven
days after the cutting.
Since the murder the HardwickS have made all
efforts possible to bring McBee TO justice Three
months ago ii was aScertained that the murderer
was in the Indian Territory. Accompanied by
United States marshal they left for the territory,
and after delay OF several days the slayer was
arrested on Monday morning OF last week in South
west City, Mo. They Immediately started for
home with their prisoner, but on account OF miss
ing connections were nearly one week reaching
this city. McBee was jailed only at one place on
the road, John Hardwick and the marshal taking
turns in sleeping with McBee chained to them.
The prisoner admits that he is the who cut
Joe HafdWick. He looks at least ten years older
than he did before the arrest.
Evening star., 1886-12-02
HOW IT ACHES.

Worn out with pain. but still compelled By stern
necessity to stand up to the work before us and hear
the pain. Relief in one minute in CUr1cupA ANTI
PAIN PLASTER for the aching sides and back the weak
and painful muscles the chest and hacking onh
and every pain and ache of daily toll ELEGANT new.
original, speedy and infallihle At drueRists $50
hve for 81; or postage free Of Porrx1 DRuo Cnxur
CAL Co. Bosgox. d2
Evening star., 1886-12-02
CoLoRED GAS GLOBES, at Shedd's.
CITY AND DISTRICT.


ALBACGH 'Shane-na-Lawn."
NATIONAL--''A Wall Street Bandit
HAKRIs-sMonte CristO-
KERNAN's.-The Big Four.
WILLARD HaLL--Prof. Carpenter.
HERZoG- G-S.-..The silver King
DINE EMUsEUM.-!!Black Hawks"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening"