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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03

oAN'r sleep nights Is the complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy II 10 the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee at 10c, 50c.
Logan & Co. and Charles Menkemeller.
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ONE Of the best b%ung.cuttlng machines,
having taken high awards st New York
and Pennsylvania fairs, is that advertised
in another column. We recommend II 10
the attention Of those desiring such an ar
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Fot Ci1ralAnd md uhlenns.

BY taking the 1;47 p. n. tCity time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers Arrive In Cleveland At 1925 P.
H., and Chicago at 0j30 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot Chicago, for oil points west,
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soME fashionable ladies are not satisfied
with ready.made fans, but must have them
made TO order; they are, however, salts.
fed with Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup at %
cents and take II regularly.
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rhsrmoms,sr t,ssord.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer % observed at eChnepisd drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterdays Z
A. NJ, 93'i IL NJ, 4s'i 8 /, NJ 8O'i P. NJ,
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AsouR stock Ia entirely new we have all
the latest spring styles In Hats and Fur
nishihg Goods. NoBLE Bios,
MoLnraH onaa III tstofe.12O4 MarketSt.
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Why is the letter p like uncls's fat wife
going up hill2 II makes ant pant (snnt),
and cooling of too soon produces coughs
and colds. Taylor's Cherokee Remedy oil
Sweet Gum and Mullein will cure her.
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Oua stock is entirely new and includes
the latest spring styles. Call In,
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SPRING and SUMMER stock Just re.
eelted. An elegsht and complete line Of
Sultlhga. PantalOOhihgs and OYerCOat.
lngs, which We will make up IN the best
style and At low prices.
4. HESS 4 SONS,
1881 Il 1898 Market Street.
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"ONn fire burns out anothef's burning
ana most pain suffers more 10 be cured
put salvation Oil 10 pAinlens and certain
II costs only % cent?,
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"a pairs Boys button at 81 %.
80 pairs Ohilds' high.top button, at 81 90.
80 pairs MisSes' high.top button at 81 25
AS we are now In the cash business
we can quote lower prices than ever.
j. w. AMICR,
tl43 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03

A BOTTLE Of Raven Gloss shoe dressing,
worth % cent?, given TO every purchaser
Of 81 90 worth, o.
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LYNCH, 81 Twelfth street, sells a ilrst.
class shoe, all styles, for men, at 81 30.
Come and see them.
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Gun High Top Shoes for Ladies' at 81 so
is the best in the city. LYNCH,
81 Twelfth street.
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MIssRs' flne High Top Shoes, goat OF
kid, worked button holes, 81 IS, at Lynch's,
81 twelfth street.
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WI are prepared 10 supply otr trade
with q full line Of Hats and Furnishing
Goods. NoBLE Bros.
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NEW STOCK silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Folks, Of Qtr. own brand,
lust received. JACOB v. gRUBB,
Cor. TMellLh and Market Sts. |
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PERA and JOhhSloa's aud Bliss and
O'Keetie'S Novelty Company al the Aca4
deny this afternoon and evening.
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The Wheeling favorltes, Bliss and
0'Keefe, Rt the Academy this afternoon
and evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03

DoSir fail to see the Big Specially Com.
pany at the Academy this afternoon and
evening,
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GES4s' ane sewed calf shoes for 81 %, Al
sfoNH9 CASE sHoA sr0RR,
l0+ Main street,
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The stock Of Hats, Gaps and Cent?
Furnishing Goods at Noble Bros ne. I
store, In the Mcclure House building Ia
nnmnlbta.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
CleanSed, Purified and Beautlaed by tho
CutiCura Remedies,


1t affords mo pleasure 10 give you this report oil
RES EDlEs When ak months old his loft hand Dc.
gan 10 swell and had every appearance Of d iaITe
boil. We p0ulticei IT, but all TO no pufp0sa,
About Aye months ate. y became q running core,
on each hand. and ~ bis blood became more and
more impure II TO- k less time for them 70 bfeRk
out ABgfe came on the ehln, beneath the under
llpi which was yefy, offensive. his head was one
sOlld sCab, dlsChat9lpg a great deal. This was M
condition al twent: 40 months old, when / IN.
deftook the cate Of him, bis mother having died
when he Wa q little more tnAn a year old, Of con.
sumption lsctp!ula Of counsel He could walk a
could not move WHEN In bed, having NO Use Of MI
hands Immediately commenced Wllh the C6il.
cuta Remedies. using The Cutlulfa and C1tlOIfa
Soap freely. and when he had taken one bottle Of
cured, aud he was improved III evety way. va
were ytfy much encouraged, aud continued Nc
use Of the Remedies for . JeAt aud d half One
sore aitet a19ihet healeii q bOny matter forming
Ing which would Italy grow i0Oie aud were
taken out thon they would heal RAPIDLY, One al
these ugIy. bOne formations preserved. Alter
taking . doESa and q half bottles he was com.
2 strong aud, healthy child The D6itS on BIZ
hands must AltAjS teTAinj hl1 hands are strong,
though We once ieated he would never be able 70
2 Q them. All that .phJ slgians did tof hin aid
lhe CuliSuia Remedies aud ses lie child now con-.
tidef Il q wonderful cure. r. Tho above facts are
Of any use 10 you, you ate al llbetly t1hAe them,
MRS, 3, 3 DRIuuA
MAY {, 1S6. 6i9E. clay 81, Bloomington, III,
The child was really ina wrrse condition than
he appeared 10 his giaddm mother, who, b0lna Will.
him every day, became Acotistotned tolhe dlseAte.
MAGGIE HOPPING,
CUflcuaL tGNEpits are sold everywhere, Cuff.
the great skin Cure, ~ cenlst Uull0uta SOAP,
a. exquisite skin beAutLisf, 23 conti UutI6ui1
heaDlvent The rev Hood Putideh 81 co. pfopafsd
BY the PUffEa DAUO n CLINICAL Co.. Boston.
Send lot "Eiow 10 Cure skin Dheaseau
lTnlltku, acAiy, Plmply and Oily SKIN BtautiHed
lvIl BY Outicifa Soap,
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Last nay Opening Of Pattern Hats and
E6nNsis n KlSNER'S,
1911 Main street.
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An AsslsrANr EoLIcIroR.
.r. waterhouse introduced the follow.

Mr.. Warehouse introduced the follow
Resolved, Thatthe Committee on Claims
be authorized to employ an assistant Tor
the City Solicitor, who shall not be paid a
salary but only for services rendered.
Mr.. Delbrugge wanted TO know what
this meant. Mr.. Warehouse said that
the committee wasi in need Of some one to
advise II, and 1t had no one. MI. Healy
said that the Solicitor had been repeat
eddy instructed to prepare the annual
license ordinance for this meeting; that it
was a matter Of Importance to those desir-
ing to take out licenses that they know as
soon before hand as possible, what the
license was to be; that II the Solicitor
could not manage to draw up the ordin-
ance an assistant had better be had. Mr..
Delbrugge said he had nothing to say.
Mr.. Miller said he believed that the Soil.
citor had been Ill, and there was a general
smile. Mr.. Pickett moved to refer TO the
committee for a report. Mr.. Stanley said
he thought that such q procedure would
start the Solicitor to thinking, and that he
would think Alright. The resolution was
referred, and the Council adjourned.
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OPENING DAY.

1ast DAY Opening Of Pattern Hats and
hornets al. klANkRs,
1911 Main street.
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tgyou want q nice Carpet, 20 10
BfoNA 4 THouAs',
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1YEuH,s infants bhoes, kid or goat,
with %lassels, Tor SOC, ls the cheapest In the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03

tApiEs' All solid serge gAitef Zoe, al
1Hnnh,A 81 Twelfth street.
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11sen1 own make mems call Dhots, all
styles, for q 30,
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t. s. GooD&oo I. sell dryaoods thooheapeSt,

SPLENDID Tapestry Brussels, at
SToNE & THoMAB',
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styles, for g 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03

ANelegaut line OF Body Brussels at 81 90
per yard, at STONE & TnoMAs'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03

Goob all Wool Carpets at Csc, at
bToNE & ThoMAs'.
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TnR only absolute specific for fheumA.
tsm ID st Iaeobs OIL. FIFTY cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03

IYscH's own make mems calf shoes, ali
STYLES, for $780,
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wonnN's good button or lace shoes for
b 90, al Jynch's, 81 Twelfth street.
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OPENING DAY.

Last Day Opening VI Pattern Hats and
DOnnets al k1SNER'S,
1871 MAin Street.
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Geq, ~ SuOUh & %.
GEO.M,SNOOK eco,

Now have on sale their en-
tire stock Of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods and
Notions,
Wea are prepared to show
to the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity a magnificent
stock Of Goods the cream
Of the Eastern markets
which we propose to sell
on closer profits than ever
Immense bargains in
every department.. We
invite an early call,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03
TuR ORDINANCE TAKEN W.,

The ordinance was at last reached and a
petition from the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor A%ssembly's Legislative Committee,
asking that it be passed read every
thing progressed smoothly, until on the
second reading the following was reached;
land shall also save the city harm
less against any damages to persons
or property occurring or resulting
from the defective construction or Condi-
ton OF auy OF the pipe lines, ETC." Mr..
Delbruggs moved To amend this byatrlking
out the words ''the defective" and insert
ing the words "or by reason Of, and strlk-
ing out the word Condition" and insert
ing the word Operation This provoked
a long discussion, In which Messrs. Del
brugge, Harrell, Pickett, Caldwell, Peter
son aud Stanley took part, and 1t was
finally adopted. The First concurred in
the amendment. Mr.D elurugge stated that
his only aim and purpose was to better
protect the City's interests, Tho DIRECTORS
70 the amendment thought that as the
original language Of the ordinance was
the same as that in the West Virginia
Natural Gas Company's ordinance, that 1t
was not fair to put the screws down harder
on the Manufacturers Company. The
vote on the adoption Of the amendment
was 14toS 5.
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TuR FINANCE IMPORT.

The report OF the Finance Committee
prepared at the meeting held last Wed.
neaday evening was adopted by both
branches. 1t ratified the settlements
made with the commissioners Of two oil
the city loans. The ordinance accom-
panying the report appropriating to the
several departments OF the city, one-slxth
Of last years appropriations to be used
during the next two months was adopted
by both branches.
In the Second Branch before taking up
the gas ordinance, Mr.. Healy moved to
suspend business in order 10 grant q, r.
Bshler a rebate on his cotIee-house license
and grant him a new one, he having
changed his place Of business. The chair
stated that MIR. Behler's bond appeared to
he correct, but as 1t was not approved by
solicitor 0'Keetle II could not be acted on.
Mr.. Healy asked II 1t was not the Solicit.
or's business to be present OF Council
meetings, and whether the Council and
Mr.. Behler would have to await the So
%licitor's pleasure. Both questions were
answered alirmatiVely. After disposipg
Of other business Mr.. Behler's bondsmen,
Messrs. Henry Bieberson and H. B.
Grimm, were qualified Os TO their suiIi-
cheney and the clerk instructed to grant
license when the bond was approved by
the Solicitor,
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pEuttstrn,


0niool Nos. 10 aud u Fourteenth street.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

st the Casino last night. There were several
pleasant little surprises given to the audience both on
and of the stage and the house was decorated every
where with flowers The souvenirs took the shape OF
quaint old parchment documents representing an
al,b with big SEAL the crest of France ana var-
RIBBONS To the Mseoa a"Js
autographs OF Pauline Hail. Marion ManI Sb;1i;ng and
Francis Wilson, W. S. Dabol Jesse Williams u.s.. Max AZ
Freeman, Carl Irving. A. W Mafin ana IT. Iac. AL
of of" Ermnic" Among the six former successes at the
Castro which have played over 10y hign.s, asgas;
Erminie" ranks first, having played to the largest
business by 20 per cent OF all yet known at the house
Mr. Aronson feels saugnne Of running .ne %pore,u
until October a. when the Violet Cameron Company
step in and the Casino company take TO the ROAD ior
season of six weeks, with the original cast ana
scenery.
"Soldiers and Sweethearts," the new musicai
novelty which will be seen at the bgou 'o-'horro"
evening" is said to be combination OF farcca comedy
of the better class and light OPERA written by owen
WestfoId and composed by George Scheiharth.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

o6or or bid made in the board room. ImmediA'oy
folio wing tho opening prices made fractional improve
ments but again fell off, The fluctuations OF tne asy
hardly exceeded per cent just before the coso '"o
tone again was frmer and tho market ended at sDou'
tho h..t 8gures of the day. Tho loan market WAS fully
supplied with all kinds Of stocks, and tho rates ZOE
carrying were per cent for Central and hudso"
and Lake Shore and 405 per cont for other stocks'
Such usually active stocks st. Paul, Northwestern
aud Delaware, Lackawanna and Western to-day cop-
tributed to tho business, respectively e,ooo
shares 1900 shares and 5000 shares TheFe
was no gossip floating worthy Of repetition. although
Chicago operators continued publish their opinions
and their faith higher prices for securties Generay
the result of the days business gives gains OF 9| per
cent OH yesterdays last prices
Government bonds were dull and easy, with bios ior
the n, of ls per cent Annexed We closing quota
tOns:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
THE CHIkAMAN.

FTon The lVtnettfnN CeNtuTV
Tho Cantopese IN largo numbers t0 America and
Australia; while abroad they dress Foreigners but
once they foot soil tho foreign dress
and flo wing gArnsnts meets his friends with much
aud 40 his limbs had never been sncased in
the hthttpE barbarian ooStume. No length Of resi-
denco abroad ever naturazos q Chnaman. High
and low, rich aud poor. they all long TO get back
to China and have their bones mixed with those Of
their ancestors. About two years came across
Chnaman had left his native village when boy OF
ten aud had returned wealthy afLer thirty years
residence In Boston, having almost entirely forgotten
his dialect At nrst be dospised his native
rouudngs and bUascd OF American freedom, after
few months he settled down tho ic OF his ncighbors
took great pains to cultivate pgta married. Christian
thou he WAS, couple OF wives AMI bcclms mod el
citiaen Of the Celestial Emplro. ~ dsscste
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
Jre Cream.

A FACT.-HOrtOn's Ice Cream is made from
N pure cream Horton Patent super. Frozen Bricks It ~
Ice Cream for Churches, Festivals &c. WI.
keep hard hour orders promptly tioi Depos
-u0J o3s ohave.. 10 Chahans' llV EAST i-'
st New. YORK ami ASS Fuiton.st, Brooklyn
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM, No; 76O Broadway
IL and |, ,4s5 Broadway. New York ,, r..
Families supplied Out-oftown business spcci~iS'
Giyldual bricks restaurants, fairs &c.
Telephone AIS 2lstsk
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Financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
R'WAY CO.'S
Income and Land Grant
Mortgage Bonds.
fiuancial.

Tins far scheme Of reorganization has been presented
your recommend to for acceptance
Indeed remains tcih Nbeher sche'ae be
eesu chout proper RECOGNITION Of your roh and unless
yom your position will certainly fair and
equitable terms To this end committee have deter
mined call for the deposit Of your bonds In unity there
strength and it is evident that to insure success
bonds concentrated into block under control
The Central Company will be prepared to issue its
negotiable receipts against the deposit Of Bonds and after
August 49, 1886 and thereafter possible the
will be listed at the w-York Stock Exchange
The right Bonds will be reserved TO partes
desiring to do so after the agreed upon have
nOunced
SIMEON J. DRAKE,
CHRISTOPHER MEYER.
VIC. HALL,
CHARLES !. CANDA.
WILLIAM STRAUSS,
August l2 1886 Committee.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

SATURDAY, Aug 14-P.M
The stock speculation to-day was intensely duh with
total transactions OF only 96700 shares. The opening
was 30 tame that several seconds elapsed after tho
tall OF the chairman's gavsl before Jhere WAS an
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
To The Security Holders Of The Lake
Erie and Western Railroad COMPANY:

Holders OF the Lafayette Bloomington and Nnnce First
Mortgage and Bonds. the Lake Erie and Western
First Bonds the Lake Erie and West
ern Sandusky Divson First Mortgage and Income Bonds,
and the stock Of Erie and Western r. r. Co.. who
have deposited their holdings with THE CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY under the plan OF reorganizaon rep
resented by the undersigned are advised that the extended
time allowed for such deposits expires to-day;
SATURDAY. AUGUST IA. No other opportunity will
be gwen TO the security holders TO avail themselves
of the benefits the agreement under the terms acesst
be- The Purchasing Committee has to impose penal
ties for failure deposit by August Ia 1885
FRANK c. HOLLINs Drank c. IIoIns & COR
II WAIL.ST. y. Y
HENRY w. SMITH Mutual Life Ins. COZ
NASSAU.ST. ~ v
WILLIAM A. READ vermiye & Coz.
NAsSAU.ST.. \. Y.
CLARENCE CAREY Gary whltr!dgel.
50 WALI.ST, n. Y.
Purchasing: COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
The MONEY MA ARRET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-AUG IA.
| THE GENERAL LIST.
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HEAVY HoRsEs,
Benefits Derived From Heavy Horses OF
Farms-LoSsSs Explained.
us,.l.,, l,-l..IIu.I.I

benefits Derived From Heavy Horses on
FAFms-LoSsSa Explained.
lPtIiTR Agrieatlurt'i,
The South, published at Marshall Tex ,
has the following about light teams in the
South that is lsmentable il true on West
ern farms as we'll, but the benefit and adj
yautagas OF the draft horses on the farm is
becoming recognized fact, and as fast "a
we can raise gOod-grade draft horses our
progressive farmers will have them on the
farm even II the city buyers do oiier such
high prices for them. A draft team ia rs
profitable on the farm as in the city, az is
shown by the South,
zone OF the seveTest Losses entSiled
through the entire cotton belt in every de-
partment where animal motive power is
used is from detective or light teams, 1t
Ia almost beyond computation the loss
thus sustained. Every team must have It's
driver, and II the team cln only do half
work 1t OF necessity reduces the product OF
the drivers labor one,halt. In tllling the
soil the loss Is still greater, as not 0nly is
the amount OF blowing One-hRlt less, but
~ 10 bl HilhAluW AhA heACGbANV NLak tuo lhhA
produces only half a crop, and that Of an
inferior quality. The draft horse industry
from this standpoint assumes vast proper
tiOns, and is vitality connected with sue
Cessful farming aud every transportation
industry, No one thing could add so
largely to our income in the cot.
ton States as heavier farm and
stock. This alone
would make all the difference between
failure and LuCCess. This alone would
secure us a profit that in lew years
would give us independence and wealth.
We ale glad to note progress in this dlreC
ton and such progress as will be- perma.
nent and profitable. II the farmers in
every county would club together and
purUnase a ilrst-Clals French dralt.ilorse
stallion, a few years would witness u won.
derful change in the horse stock oil the
county aud would pay batter than any in
vestment Oh the same amount, GrangeTs
or the Farmers Alliance could cooperate
in such an enterprise aud make it proata-
bic to all concerned"