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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18
MONDAY, JANuARY II, lss7,

Commencing at 10 o'clock M, oil tbs following
properly, ri nate In the City q Wheeling IN ono
tOunty' Ia ihs stse Of West Virginia, that IL 10
Pny, tho north nn9 half Of lot numbered twenty:
two fronting on The west side Of Market street Grd
In Equa bounded gu tho North by TWenty'Ahh
street, formerly Marshall street Fast by MAfEet
Itt(G., sonth by Twenty'Eixth street. formerly ID
lon glrN0t, and on the wOt by Man stree az d
IL in Tho Sixth Ward, In that portion lid out by
James II. Forsyth and Others rs an addition 10 the
City OF Wheeling, tGlng tao same property which
was granted and conveyed by James Arm!trong 70
the raid Anthony Fisher BIZ died dated tho sixth
day OF May, 1854. and recorded among the public
lHGd rOCorGs OF ssid COunlylin Deed BOOK No. ~,
FERNS bF sALE,-onSthIrd OF the purchase
money, and rs much more rs lhe purchaser may
eject to psy In cRh; the balanc6 In two equal
inItallmtntS nj six and twelve months respect
fully With Interest from tho day oil HAle' The
purchaser to give his negotiable promiEsary note
lOr each nStRllment, and the title TO the property
sold TO be relaiucd as security for the IaymOat
'''' "''''' =" GEo. B, CALDWELL,
deolss Trusee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

We beg leave to announce that
our Holiday Stock Of Books, al.
buns, Games, Souvenirs, etc, Is
about complete and displayed as
well as, our space will permit.
We have no special bOaSt to
make, unless Il Is the excellence
Of our Selections In hooks, but
would only ask you 10 take Il run
through and see what you can
use.
As to prices, we know there will
DO no trouble IN that direction,
and YOU need not take any chances
In the Auction Lotteries now
+" booming the old town." but buy
Perfect Copies Of Books and Ne.
liable Makes Of Albums, ut even
lower prices than these unlicensed,
tlntaxed wards Of tho city. Come
and see u.s..
STANTON 6 DAVENPORT,
1901 Matkc, Street
detiS BOOKSELLERS AND sTATlOSEits,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

D. A, Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he wgs
seriously afflicted with q ssIvere cold that
settled on bis lungs; bad tried many rem,
edles without benefit, BEING Induced
to nv DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. did 60 and Wss entirely cured
by use OF a few bottles. Since which time
he has used II in his family for oil Coughs
and Colds with best IesultB. This is the
experinCe Of thousands whose lives have
been eaved by this Wonderful Discovery
Trial bottles free St Logan 4 Co.'S Drug
Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

The damsel noE doth lOn her swteIlSt 1nilsa'
Aud iIom her face Hilectlon ndiitef
Unto her EulLOr prettlly nhn pfatcli
EKeEtllg all her soIteiiea anh Nll.H'
She would mot anger him Tor anything,
For Christmas Il rapidly dreNiug nigh,
And, Is the chill December dals 80 ny
Hhe keeps her eye upon diamond Eps'
But other levels are 10 her not barred;
she's never Known shining genl 10 Spurni
She purchases, his kiudnts, ~ reluint
A gGudy inexptn6iVe ChrittmhA card
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18
r IsT OF LETTERS
TRUSTEES SALE.

Dy virtue OF a deed Of trust, made by ,Authony
l. 1855, aud recorded IN the Olllcs Of the CLERK o
tho County our Of Ohio county, West Virginia.
IN Deed Of Trust Book No. %, pGgJ SSS, will sell
ut public auction, At tho North front door q Wy
tenth and Chapllno streets, In the city q WI el
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CApITAI7PRI2E, $40, 900.
eS-So,loe.-TickC,s arc Ten DollaS only, Haly
a. EiithG n Tontha Al

only 10 the 0diOc Of tho Company in New OrleNhi
Fdr luther information write clearly, glving full
addrc6s, POSTAL NOTE9, Express Money Orders
81 New York ExDhAntO In ordinary letter. Cur
tCnCY By Express (at our eEpsnsel eddteS.ed
or N. a. DAurH1N,
,WRHhlnitol, y, d,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

Philadelphia News; 1t seems strange
that sleigh bellies can warm their escorts
hearts so much better than their feet.
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Renl Gat4te.
TOR IS AI.E.

A desirable residence at Beach 1Iottom, on The
line Of the +, W. d NY, r. r., u miles from
efs a G " ana % G G9chaas aG o nG a 5
Desirable N. rkCt street property, lot No IS and
part Of No H. known as 1872 and l74i Market street
business house ard dwelling, NO. l7% Market
tfeot ground 20 feet front running back 1s2 feet.
No. 740I Market st., sl,4O0
Noes YirglniABt
No. 60 North Front & ground 90 feet 'front.' run;
as whole OF OF ehAlt.
No, s. MafylaldAk
No. 1909 IGcobEt
No. 10 SixtgG st., S1te0
No. ~ Thlrteenih 1t.
No. el6 MoCulloch st
No. 22l1 Eoa #.
No. 1891 WOodiEty
No. 1910 ChapilneSL, l2rosmL Ground o feet
'front.' running 70 alley, eau DC bought for SI,6CO.
No 1855 Main 1T.
No. 288s Main St.
No. 28l0 Main 81.
No. 2IiS Markets.
Ward.
$3.50.
,Tyode,lr4blG pieces Of property on Charles street.
Welllburg, ". Va;
"A General Merchandise Store AZ Barton, y. \. 4
and iccaton No, j, This i a AhS opening iaF ' q
good business man.
FOR RENT.
Justices hotss, No 14E7 Nam street
Store room, No. 1924 MARKET street.
No. 1l.g ROit st., 5000.
No. la eCYGnt tenth st., 81 70.
No. Lab Seventeenth st., = rooms, % %.
No, y TWentT'GoyOnth street, rooms st00.
Ne. 1874 Market II > Lusintss house and dwelling,
For other property aud further information, ll'
JAMES, A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, and Notary Public
docs oficn. no. 1879 Market Street
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.. s. @hoass & o..
D, 8. 9hOaes & %,
Christmas BARGAINS
AT
]. S, Rhodes Coos.

Gentlemen's extra fine Hem
stitched Handkerchieis at 2sc,,
regular soc, grade,
Gentlemen's all silk cream
Muflers- full size-Sor-sI co.
All linen fringed tablecloths,
with napkins to match, only
IS4. so and $500 per set, in both
all white and colored borders.
Ladies' silk umbrellas with
god tipped handles at $3.50
each, Also full stock of better
grades.
Elder. down quilts at $Ia 90,
extra quality, $1,000 grade,
Dress goods at asc, See our
counter Of 25c, dress goods,
marked down for the holidays,
Special drive in all wool tri-
cots, ~ yds wide, Tor 69c,
Ladies' Short Wraps, New
markets and Chlldren's Cloaks
at greatly reduced prices, to
close,
j, 5, Rhodes & Co.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18
VLWILINIIWV
HandkarGhIsts From Sc. tOs3,OO,
UMBRELLAS.

We open to-day the finest
stock of Silk Umbrellas we
have ever shown, Every con-
ceivable design of silver, gold
and natural wood handles.
Goods all new and fresh, made
especially to our order for the
holiday trade.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
" OVER BALI A MILLION ID ,TRlDUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated IN 1868 for q years by the 1egi1la
tuFe f6f Educational and Charitable purposes With
capital OF 81, 900 000-to which reserve fund o.
6yef $3.50, 900 has Einca been added.
BY an ovorwh9lning popular vote " tfanchIigS
adopted December I'd, A. p, lsD.S
Tie only Lottery ever Y6.ed on and endorsed By
the poo p!GOi aDy6tAte.
II HaEr SedlCS tr poSlpOnEl.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
Mace monthly, and the semi.AnnuRl DfawlnHs
regularly ever six mouths (Juno and DeCembel)
TIME FlrSt Gland Drawing Glass A, I'd the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, January
ii, lES7, .20Oth Monthly DnWing.
CAPITALlPRIzH, $4,000.
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TRAVRLEBs' GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A. TRAINs--o and after May 30, 1885, yXPtk-
NATION or REFEREEcE MAREg epaily. sunday
nXcepLel. tAOnlRY eXCopLnd. Wheeling umei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18
OvsT.ExsteIse,

Better N hunt Ia fields fir health unbOuVht
Ihnn las the doctor for u nau'COuS dTaught
The 10 Tor cure on eKOri y depend;
God never muUO his WOIk for man " mend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

Tie Republican voters Of the CIV Of Wheeling
will meet in tn, If several wards at !hs u'ua place.
Of meeting chi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

New sLenmor l,rInce.a.

Close connection made on ali tralns--B. 2, q O
r, H., q. & 7, Il, Il, aud j. d Oh, II,
kStrA tflps on short notice.
JANIS Il. CAMPBEIliI, Captain.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
Concerning George Franco, rrniu


Next to safe being removed or cellar
dug. | don't know of any metropolitan
event that will gather a crowd quicker than
George Francis Train. l use the word
event advisedly, for Mr.. Train is Ger.
tainly something moro important than an
individual Coming through Madison
square the other afternoon | ran into a
crowd of men, women and children, max
ing an awe stricken and admiring crescent
about the great apostle OF psyche He was
stretched out on bench, tanned TO the tint
Of the wood he rested on, picturesluely ar
rayei in a soft hat, pulled well down over
his eyes, AMI a loose top coat worn opan TO
give full scope to the easy movement OF his
massive form A huge nosegay OF lilies Of
the valley AMI roses blazed in its button
hole
He was writing on the margin OF q news
paper. and when he recognized me gcaciously
signited that l might print his extempore
manuscript, IL gave him full credit for It
may have been rsmiss in my duty, but
got away without closing the bargain ASH
departed heard one Of the ioungers remark
TO another. Its his SON." Conscious OF my
own unworthiness blushed Mr.. Train con-
contracted all bis dernonology in grin and
gave little girl peanut, At which the ba-
bies Of larger growth raised q murInur Of
admiration and closed in on him and shut
him from my sight wonder what other city
in the world can exhibit such a character
study as this anchorita Of Gotham, living
like a hermit on nuts and water, summing him.
self all day in idlenes In public square and
50 drifting through life with great intel
lect perverted and great abilities stupsaed
New YORK NoUp ABahhia-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Christian Glauser, Of Reading. Pa, l. a.
Of the few dealers, ii not the only dsAlsr, in
hand 70 sell TO persons who think il may be
good FOR their health. and also tries cut tAe
fas and sells il Is . cure for colda, rAsuma-
tism. and ;hrcuhlss Of tie chak He 0yI
that tie mea; o; . tat dog has . rioA. dsli
cate favor that rybody relisA0 vhc
tastes il, and there b No 6ase-looktnG 1sai
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
Not Qualified for WIckedness.

Dibblcsin is not bad young man He
want to be and thinks he is, but he is not
| don't wish 70 wound the young fellow
feelings, bat the truth musr be to,d-Dibble-
kin is really pretty wellbehaved youth
True, he wears his hat over one eye and his
hands deep in his trousers pockets, and he
tips his cigar up between his teeth and
swaggers, but these things are not really
and intrinsically bad; they only look so.
1t is lamentabie TO see a young man with
so vaulting an ambition to be a bad, wicked,
terrible citizen fail so far short OF realizing
his fond hope, but failure and disappoint-
ment are part of life, and IL Dibblekin,
after few years Of heroic effort, succumbs
to fate and becomes useful and respect
able gentleman he will have the consolation
of knowing that many young man before
him has fought the same fight and failed
The fact is, a man to be dreadfuily wicked
must have some natural qualifications for
that sort of thing; and Dibbiekin has none
Nature created him for quiet, law abiding
citizen, and, masquerade as he will, every
body knows that he is no outlaw and never
will be-Chicago News.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

\ young woman, befurrei and eye-glassei
sat near the stove weeping. IL was not a
hearty, yard-wiie weep, but furtive drop
ping Of half-expressed tears upon the corner
of a scented handkerchief-me merely bit Of a
thaw in n cold wind
In trouble missi' queried the gray
haired and sympathetic passenger.
"Te-yes,' was the sniveling reply.
May 1 inquire the nature of your woe.
young lady: Possibly ] can comfort you :
And for answer she snuffied up two or
three times in her nose, reach into her dress
pocket and pulled out crumplei telegram.
saying: Read that
The sympathetic passenger adjusted his
spectacles, hemmed and hawei, turned half
round in his seat, and cautiously held the
ominous missive 10 the light He read:
"Come home at once Your doggie is
sick T-Chicago Herald
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
The J.rain discrimination at Paris.

One of the chief points Of interest at the
Jardin d discrimination at Paris, is the dove
cote, handsome building with four stories,
with room for 400 pairs Of carrier pigeons.
The lower stories are reserved for breeding
purposes, but the top fiat, is used for pig
cons which have been born there and which
are being trained to carry messages This
training begins when they are or months
old, and at each trial the birds are taken To
and dispatched from a longer distance. The
birds are known by their names and the
Parisians indulge in much wagering on the
success of their pets. A well-trained carrier
pigeon is able 20 travel 200 miles or more
at the rate of forty miles an hour, and for
shorter distances at even sixty miles, and
no one has yet discovered by what instinct
they can find their homes from such enor-
nous distances
There is a bird at the dovecote with his
tory II was sent out of Paris in one of the
balloons used during the siege OF 1870, and
which fell into the hands of the Germans
The pigeon IN question was sent by Prince
Frederick Charles to his mother, the Princess
Charlotte, vino kept it for two years, at the
end of which period it made its escape and
returned to its doyecote in the suburbs of
Paris lis owner afterwari presented it 10
the yardin Il discrimination Francisco
Chronicle
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
John G.. saxe,s Fuu Hand.

Did you ever on railway car observe
the many hits of pasteboard that are thrust
out at the conductors who hesitate before
they punch them and hand them hack with
an air that seems to say: well, IT'S none
Of my business" and move on to another.
That's the pass and mighty useful
thing il is where the shekels are not redun-
dant and the ways are long. lecturers
find it so especially, and Saxe-now old
once told me one of his experiences that was
very amusing. He had passes on all the
railroads and steamboats, in the west, be
thought, but at one time he found himself
on 3 short road not down on his chart upon
which be had no ticket As the conductor
came along he took all his passes from his
hand like a deck OF playing cards, Mr..
Conductor" said he, do you play euchreF'
Yes, someiimea' We'll, what should you
say to hand like that,'' Il should say
pass" and SAKE put up his cards as the con-
ductor passed laughingly along.-Boston
Cor Hartford Post
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
IN A CHINESE RESTAURANT.
A Chicago Man Banqaets in q Basement,
a Ia Celextial-The Isill of Fare

A Chicago Man Banquets in q Basement,
Ia Celestial-The Bill Of Fare.
Chairs were placed arouni the large
table, and Wong superintended the bringing
in of five large bowls with steaming CON
tents Now, gentlemen" he said, "let u
sit down"-and down We sat Upon the
table before each one WAS placed a pair Of
chopsticks-and nothing elsa Besides the
bowls and the chopsticks the cloth held
nothing No plates, no cups, no knives, no
forks, no salt, no pepper, no water, no tea,
no potatoes Nothing but the steaming
bowls out of all reach and those ridiculous
sticks Then the walters brought in four
small bowls filled with rice wine, and placed
before each diner a minute pottery dipper,
if may so describe miniature bowl with
handle running off at an angle of IS de-
grees. In this bowl reposed little cup, the
rim of which was about the size Of 2-cent
piece.
Each one under Wong's direction lifted
up the little cup and dipped it full Of wine,
replacing it in the dipper. The wine was
very like very strong port, and was the only
liqnid on the table. Some little practice is
required to manipulate properly the Chinese
substitute for knife and fork, especially
when there are no plates used, and the track
If the foo; from the bowls in the center. tn
.ba e-u.s,s, mouth was nsrkad nv a lin. of
erea,. snlasbes upon the cloth The center
HorI contained a SCUM Of ,ecuI;,r favor
Two O. the others contained what was really
fricasseed chicken. In the other two were
curr:ed chicken. and a m1xt,,r. of sone,bin,
Ike esc,IIon,d oysters With a sonn and mpst.
rooms The peculioriIy of the whole ran.ss
was its high. Favored condition. Everythiny
WAS spicei to the TONNES. notch and the
throats of the Caucasians cracked in their
reproa. hes against their owners. The
.b,.i,.,, ,x,s co,l,ad bona. aud all Tho
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

To say that anything which has the ca
pacity of rninistering TO human needs il
dangerous is af first TO discourage its use
but in the end 1t is one Of the strongest Ger
tificates of character When it comes &c
consider the question humanity wants thu
most dangerous agencies il can get II
wants the sharpsst razor, the deadliest gun,
the fastest train, the most brilliant and
poisonous gas, the most destructive electric
current, the most annihilating dynamite
1t wants them because the danger involved
in their use is one Of the best evidences tina,
can be given Of power. 1t Is unwise fos
this reason when one wishes 70 discourage q
new invention to start OF with the declara-
ton that it Is dangerous Detroit Frss
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Among the latest entries for the baty
show received by the committee al its offics,
g Rue de Pontoise, is that Of Jules F., q
boy aged years and 6 mouths, born at Bel
lencombe, near Dieppe The infant rival
Of Garsantua measures three feet ten inches.
weighs eighty-six pounds, and from the fact
that he handles the heaviest hammers in his
father. s.nithy rs 50 many wisps il straw,
il may be inferred that his mother has q
much trouble with him as the nurses had
with his prototype He takes after his giant
grandfather, it appears, his immediate pro
genitor being below the average height
Size and weight alone, however, VIII not
carry the day, the prizes being destined for
children combining symuetry Of limb,
hath, weight sizs, and intelligence
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
ACur. for Marital, IpcompatibilItv.

A divorce suit came before the tribunal OF
Frankfort on Main o few days ago, in
which the parties craved for dissolution of
marriage on the ground Of incompatibility
Of temper. The judge decreed temporary
separation OF the couple for two years,
after which they are to recommence their
married life; and if, after a months expep
fence, they find their reunion failure, the
court will be prepared to reconsider the de-
oision-Chicago Herald
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
ayouug Ga-San,u. ON Exhibition.

That energetic band, the Salvation army
in England, has an income OF 500 ,0o0
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
rhi. Tin. Of Scripture, Origin.

The origin Of the phrase about painting
TIE town rcd has been traced to several
Woodbridge, n. j., man gets back Of the
record thus tar by pointing out that, in tho
days Of the Prophet Jeremiah tchapesr
XII IA, not cxact,y ths town, but ths
houses thereof, were -painssd WITH vsruil-
Eon-ExchangA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
THE KINGDOM OF LOVE.

In the dawn Of the day, when the sea and
the earth
Rejected the sunrise above,
set forth, with heart full Of courage and
mirth,
To seek for the Kingdom OF Love.
asked Of q poet me. on the way
Which crossroad would lead me Alright
And be said: Follow me, and ere long you
Its glistening turrets Of light
And soon in the distance . city shone fair
Look yonder," he said, there is CLEANS I"
Blu. alas! for the hopes that were doomed to
despair,
1t was only the Kingdom Of Dreams
Then the next man asked was q gay cav
slier,
And he said: Follow me, follow me-"
And with laughter and song we went speed
ing along
By the shores Of LIES beautiful sea.
Till we came to a valley more tropical far
Than the wonderful Vale Of Cashmere
And l saw from a bower q face like a
flower,
Smile out on the gay cavalier
And he said: 1--WE have come to humanity 3
goal
Here love and delight are intense"
But alas. and alasl for the hope of my soul
1t was only the Kingdom of Sense
As journeyed more slowly 1 met on the
road
A coach with retainers behind,
And they said: Follow us, for our lady 3
abode
Belongs in the realm you would find"
Twas a grand dame OF fashion, a newly
wed bride;
l followed, encouraged and bold
But my hopes died away, like the last
CLEANS Of day,
For we me to the Kingdom of Gold
At the door Of q cottage asked fair maid
Il have heard Of that realm she replied,
But my feet never roam from tho King
dom Of Home,
So know not the way" and she sighed
l looked on the cottage-how restful it
seemed!
And the maid was a. far as dove
Great Light glorifsd my soul as cried;
why, home is the Kingdom of Love!"
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in NAL Moulee
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29
Rad n,,,.r. Md. Of Wood.

The manufacture OF alcohol from wood
hiss increased rapidly within . few ysarA
and it is said TO be used largely for patent
b:tters, ginger extracts and other alcoholic
compounds whose strong favor makes il IN
necessary to use better quality OF spirisa
Wool alcoho. is q dangerous product and
sometimes gives rise TO serious disturbance
Of the brain and nervo0 sysssm-Ex-
change
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-29

Nine Greville says that AN editorial is
more effective than half dozen novels, let
them be as pure and moral As may ba"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-14
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plete. Sold only at DR.. Leibsg's Dispensary.
Call or ad'rs. LlEBIG DlSPENSARY
400 Geary ST., San Francisco, Cal
Private Entrance, 4o5 Masen street, four
blocks up Geary st fro II kerney. Main En-
trance through Dispensar Drug Store.
July p 1885