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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-03
,.YEsn nANIILroN AeAlN.
Another IueldOpt tn his AighIy Sensational
HlStoEy.

Ths following special dispatch. dated at
New York, was printed by several papers
yesterday. The Sylvester N. Hamilton is
the we'll known ives Hamilton, who ten
years or so ago, was dry goods clerk in
Wheeling, His dramatic career since he
left here has been frequently alluded to
In the local papers, but apparently new
adventure has entared into his eyenliul
history;
Sylvester H. Hamilton was carter Of ore
on a wheelbaHow in . Colorado copper
mine in 1850. Since then he has married q
handsome young lady Of fortune, has been
prime mover in some big mining echemes,
lord oil . Filth avenue mansion, worth
hslia million, and shining light in met
ropOlitan society, but he Is to-day inROlv-
emit and prisoner in the jail OF COOpeIs-
town, this Stale, for dishonest practices,
The cause Of his arrest is the alleged
misappEopriatlOn OF $G5, 900 which was en-
trusted to him by lady whom he met in
Saratoga come time ago, The lady will
probably have little difficulty in proving
her case, but abe certainly will have a
great deal in collecting her judgment, as
there are several others ahead Of hers, and
nothing to satisfy them.
Hamilton's career in this city was one oil
the most daring aud msteoriC that any
man every attempted. When he reached
here, five years ago, he WSS what would
be vulgarly called ION his uppsrs," How
he started or who his friends were, no one
ever knew, but he appeared one day in
"Pauper's alley" the little lane back oil
the Stock Exchange where GuTbstone
brokers CongregRte, with slouCh hat and
his trousers tucked in ILLS boots, and not q
penny in his pocket, But he somehow
got on in the world and succeeded in dis
posing OF thousands OF shares in a mining
company Of which he attsrward became
President, oustiAg the hau who had iisI
let him in on The deal. With the turn in
the tide OF hisalairs came UhRngein Mr.
Hamilton's attire, and he was aiterward
the nOhbieaE young man on the street.
In 1888 he married, and his honeymoon
was spent In apartments at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, The following summer wa'
spent In q private cottage at the United
States Hotel al Saratoga, and wheEthe GGu
pie returned herein the fall 500, 600 man.
sion on Filth avenue awaited them, and
81, 600 was expended in it's furnishings
The means for this extravaganza were
furnished In the main by Mr., Hamilton'l
persuasive and eloquent tongue, which
told on the wealth 0i his Colorado prop
erty. He also purchased a striug Of II
h!ooded horses, and entered them all al
the races.
A year ago he began to be pinChed fol
money, and conveyed to Buddenseik, o.
'mudhouso" notorlsty, several houses az
gregatinS in value sbout 100000, These
we're all highly mortgaged already, but
Hamilton secured large amount o.
money from Buddenseik on the repre-
sentatiOn tina! he owned them. For Lhit
representation he was arrested, and the
investigation into his financial affairs thai
followed proved that he was not worth Q
penny. Then followed the suit Of the
lady who is now prosecuting him, and
others haveShim on the liat.
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Mr.. o. 7. lIhodeS Of Bridgeport and Mis-
Louise LAughlin Of this city were married
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at The
homo Of the bride on Chapllne street
The ceremony was performed by Rev,
Mr.. Winters Of Bridgeport In tho presence
OF the near relatives Of the bride and
groom and very few intimate friends,
AZ noon Mr.. aud Mrs. Rhodes left on the
O. l., & w. road Tor o bfiei bridal tour.
Mr.. Rhodes Is a member Of the large flour.
ing establishment Of Il. y. Rhodes 4 Sons,
His bride 10 the oldest daughter Of the late
Alexander 1,Aughlln, talented and we'll.
liked young lady. Both are well known
In social circles. The wedding was made
q very quiet one owing TO the recent
death Of Mt, Laughlln,
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The westOn World is authority for the
following: Some young girls have been
begging hero and at Buckhannon recently.
They represent themselves as EulleTerg
from tho Wheeling flood, or as having lost
their home BY fire, and 80 on, and ask for
assistance. There 10 an old man, boy
and two girls in the company, and they
arc professional beggars- make their living
that way. They 70 to the hotel and put
up, and the crowd goes through the town
to beg money to pay their way. While
here recently some ono stepped, into theft
room at the hotel, without knowing II was
occupied, and found the old man counting
great rolls OF bills. 1t Is right TO aid the
deserving needy, but bounce the iraudP.
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X.nnn 40 ihn I,inn.

At the Opera House last night "Aphro.
dite, Still In the Ring" was given To a
small audience. The plot--if II can be
called plot--is borrowed from "The
Tinted Venus" AphrOdik being a statue,
represented as being brought 10 liio by
having q ring placed on her finger. There
is some fun ID the piece, but there iS more
horse play. Variety gags Which ought to
heonitted, alternate with scenes borrowed
from other plays--As the barber Bhop
scene, taken bodily from Baker K
Farron's new play. II Is funny, but not
80 funny as Baker made 1t. Several oil
the songs were good, notably the waltz
song by Miss Dslmaf In the last act. The
dance Of the statues" Is as grOtesque a
thing as ever seen on q stage, and the
broom dill is pleasing. The company
strikes one as being quite capable Of doing
q better play Cteditably, and perhaps
"Aphroditep would have taken better
last night with full house. II will be
repeated this afternoon and again this
evening.
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nanouNp noon DAY.
The Animal Sees iIla Shade and tho winter
Lingers.


What mischief arc JOu "breWln'"2
IQn act IL II you had q soul,
Which You were bound TO rllni
DAysaud nights grow woIga aud worse
And We keep getting "maddsr"
PeStilGntial little Or1e,
How we hate your 'bhaddpr.'l
-MEid9lrnsh poet laridl Of Ptlitl County, tprOJ
bly, Gi0ltn.l
Another cold wavo lie coming. Tht
ground hog did 1t. Yesterday was Hil
Swineship'B day, and he saw his shadow
for a brief space in the forenoori
which settles II. The old superstition
which has countless believers, all o.
whom base their confidence on personal
observation Of tho fultillment Of the
prophecy in the past-is that tho ground
hog, after hia winters BeCiusion,
energies from his hole In the
earth on February 2 for u prom.
enade. II sufficient sunshine is visible OF
that day to cast q shadow, the beast re-
turns into Ills hole and pulls the hole III
after him, and for six weeks longer wintel
holds undisputed reign. II, on the con,
trary, the day is too gloomy 10 see hll
shadow, lie stays out and prepares for an
early spring.
Yesterday The sun shone Just enough to
cast a shadow. In accordance with the
prevailing faith In the total depravity Of
inanimate things, II Is the sun, not the
grounding, which 10 the object OF the
plentiful profanity OF those weary Of "Cold
snaps" II 10 o peculiarly Of all ''signs'i
that at uncertain intervals they fall, and
those times don't count" The only
room fer hopo Is that this Is such season
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The Fortune ONO. 10 81. Charles gtr,,t,

Yesterday, At noon, a reporter for the
PicdylinC met In the reception room Of The
Louisiana State Lottery UompAny's Office
Mr.. Leon Mafthe, the well known propfie.
Tor Of No. 10 st. CHARLES street. He had
called 10 transact q little business, and tax.
Ing out his pockethook he displayed a lot.
terry ticket, which was stamped 00,255.
one.tenth Of the Flnt Capital Prize In
December 10Th Diawing-pne.tenth Of
$4,000, or $4,000 for one dOllAt.-M o.
PicdyvHS, Dec. 10. paw
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llXEN NEWS.
stage of the Water and Movements of tn
Steamboats,.

Stage OF the water and Movements OF the
STEAMBOATS,.
The steamer Minnie Bay, engaged in q
lucrative trade on that part OF the Ohio
below ParkeBburg, carries the weather
signal Gags for the benefit Of the people
living along her line OF trade,
Sunday evening the Lioness passed ur
having In tow the towboat Ark, which Il
will DO remembered was sunk by the Ice
about two weeks ago. She was successful,
" raised and has been taken 10 Pittsburgh
10 DO repaired,
The Chenille, q Little Kanswhs river
steamer is reported 10 have been sold by
John A. Ralhhone TO Megsrs. Stephen
Merrill & Sons for 5000 csAh. The
steamer Is to DO oyerhauled and repaired
and will continue In her trade.
The river d still falling The marks
Last evening indicated a depth In the
channel Of 10 feet. The local packets at.
rived and departed, although they had
considerable trouble with heavy Ice,
which was rtnhing pretty thick yeB!ef.
day. At all points above, the rivers are
either falling Of stationary.
The vAnCeburg, (Ky.) Courier says;
1.-THE prospect for steanboatmsn during
the new year opens very dlsCoufagingly
indeed. The Big Sandy closed last week &
business with a loss Of SlOS, the Shsrley
$40 and the bonanza SIS. AS q set of 10
this tue Telegram cleared Si07, which
leaves the company behind on The three
boats $llg. The always popular and ever
BuCCeesiul Andes, which In 1882 DECLARED
4 dividend Of w percent, and had a re.
malnlng surplus Of 500, did not realize
her owners q cent last year. The Stock.
dale ID At q stand Btlll and Scotia Is but
little ahead on the seasons business. This
10 10 be regretted, a. oil these boats we're
built expressly for this trade, furnished
with every sale and comfortable arrange.
ment and MANNED by practical aud skill.
full crews. We trust the spring season
will bring return Of their old.time pros.
nAfitV.U
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Ara meetinsoi the Board Of Directors
Of the Schmnlbach Brewing Company,
held yesterday, the following officers we're
elected: II. SChmulbaCh, President; w.
Fasuarht, Secretary; II. Hanke, General
Agent; Q. Hartman, Collector.
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FOR RENT.

No. 22Ia Fol Bltept, hyo iDonis, tigW. ,,..
No. 47Iwenly Third Ilteel, ak rooms ahd '"'
0l5 20. 80.
No. III Seventeenth street, Ave room, q! iS ,ol
No. Y 9eVenletnIh street, three rooms oh'e''3'
floor, SlOO. al
No. y Seventeenth street, ionf looms Oh ''''''
floor, elO1. ,
no 100 Seventeenth street. ilG room. l5"
No. lbs Bl3teeiiih street, four f0onisi ~
No. ~ Eighteenth street. ave tOOmi, JEW
No. 2ll6 ALLEY A. two rooms, t5O
slOte.tOOm No, 2lb3 Main street, slOgG 81. 4 To-
No. 2lb9 Main ilfeet, tWu TOMS on " hgoi' Wv
No 81 Eighteenth stfOU hlK fOCinS. sloW
No. lllt Baltimore AGFett, four looms DV'
No. 60 North Front 6tieet, 0l60O, 80.
No. 2lil Main tlfOot tAttD r0oii on va y Il,
Two Three R9omcd Houses In rear Of vi! "'@
street, % " each. .-, Ma
Bukinea llOnSe No. IN Main AlretlI sud W.
N9l bouth street, $500 psI a1nutn, ,,,yvy
Real HlAte Aren't Collt(l0; and NOnp i,,,l
Iagg ones, No. 1911 AAlAs' S"'''
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This court met ut Charleston Saturday
nothing, pursuant to adjournment, all thu
Judges present, and transacted the follow
ing business;
Town Of BeCkley Va. Robert Beasloy
Raleigh county; submitted.
farrell vs.. farrell, Boone county sub
miLted,
0hsy va. sLInsou, Mercer county sub
mitted.
Mckenzie We. Wiley, Mercer county
submitted.
submitted.
ted 10 practice,
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Dr.. slmonton, the dentist, Is in town,
Dr.. George B. Morris is in Moundsville.
Capt. Hart has returned home from
Monongalia county.
Misses Maggie and Lille Martin, oil
New Mattinsvllle, spent Sabbath In town,
Mr.. Bnrdoll returned home Friday even.
ing from an extended trip through the
West.
Tie "Plrkwick" Club meets Friday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. Benjamin
II. Agernens,
Mrs. Dr.. A. Cooper, Of Cambridge, Ohio,
has been Willing her parents, Nj. aud
Mrs. 7. D. Uheadle, Of this place,
Df Young, Of Washington, and Rev. Mr..
Pomeroy, Of MoundBvlle, ATE holding a
series Of meetings Ut Limestone.
Tie "KnlckerboCksfp Society met Sat.
ufday evening al the Masonic Hall. A
goodIy number were In attendance.
The interest in tho revival Of the NJ. f.,
Church, Of this place, continues. Quite a
number Of young people have been con.
ve1ted, and have added their names 10 the
church rolls.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and InSldonts In Wsst Virginia
and Vicinity.

and Vicinity.
A hunting party in Hardy county last
week killed two large bears,
The farmers Of Marshall county are
about to organize Thoroughbred Stock
Association.
State Senator q, O. Burgess, Of Wayne
county is reported 10 be a candidate for
Circuit Judge in that circuit,
The VirgiRias claims that New River
coke from his State commands q higher
price in the West and South than Councils
vile coke.
Fred Miller, a Charleston saloonist, last
Saturday evening while intoxicated Tired
two shots at his vile, but fortunately
neither took effect.
The recent breakage Of boom at
Ceredo, across Twelve Pole river, allowed
about 1900 logs to go out, the cost value
Of which was estimated AZ about 81, 600.
An epidemic, closely resembling pneu-
monla in ila terrible effect, Is reported to
be prevailing on Mud River in Putnam
county. Over twenty persons have died
with it,
4AASp 9uAub kSutApuApAA VI w S1tSA As+'S
issued a challenge for match game oil
billiards, 900 points, brunswick Bake
rules, TO any three amateurs from any
place in the Stats. ANY billIardist in
want Of further Information should ad'
dress +. M. Arnold, OF Weston.
Engineer Robert $. Hollis, OF the Balti'
more Il OHIO road, living at kowlesbnrg,
who for come time past has been suffering
with some spinal trouble, Que day last
week suddenly lost his sight. Whether
this misfortune will be permanent or on
ly temporary remains ~ bs seen.
Another order ior ave hundred cars for
the chesapeake q Ohio railroad has been
received at the Ensign works ut Hunting
ton. This makes U total Of seven hun
dred and twenty-five cars the company
have ordered at present. They also nave
orders for seven or eight Thousand cur
wheels,
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Yesterday was known In the Catholic
Church as "CAndlsmAs Day" This feast
Is commemorative Of the presentation oil
Jesus In the temple, according to tho jew.
ish law, and II is also called tho feast oil
the Fertilization .oi the Blessed Virgin,
The term OAndlemas is derived from the
fact that OH this day, the candles requlfed
for tile divine services In the church ioE
tile ensuing year are blessed aud carried
In procession. Interesting services were
held in all tho Catholic churches III the
city yesterday,
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At II o'clock, noon, tomorrow there
will commence at the Capitol rink IN event
Of no ordinary Importance, This is the
great amateur pedestrian contest fOr
which there are fourteen entries, two hav'
ing been madO since the posters announG'
Ing tho event were put out. Ono Ci the
new corners Is Newt, Crossley, OF Martina
Ferry. Tho contest is to be a go.Ss.you'
please and 10 10 end Saturday evening at
midnight. The prizes are to be In four
monies, 40 percent Of the gross receipts
going to make up tho purses. In addi'
ton there will be other special prizes,
This contest Is bound 10 prove interest
ing. All those entered are alnateure, but
some have fairly good records as sprinters,
and many lively and exciting brush may
be looked for The contest will be man.
aged by competent parties. No disorder
will be allowed, and anyone can safely at.
tend and witness the exhibition OF human
endurance without fear Of being offended.
There will be good music in attendance
all the time. Every one that eau possibly
be at the rink tomorrow noon should DO
there to witness the start. II will be OK.
citing,
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Mr.. g. W. Atkinson gave last nights
practical talk 10 young men in the pRrlorg
Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
speaking OH Tie "Duties OF Every Young
Man as Citizen" The talk WIS an en-.
Pertaining and instructive lecture OF wide
scope, very COnprehensively treated and
delivered with excellent effect. Mr.. AT.
kiuson brought to his aid a wealth Of illus.
tration and held an attentive audience for
an hour. The practical talk" next Tues.
day evening gillbo by Dr.. II. w. HaSlett
on nFallACieR.r
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EDWARD L. Rose 4 Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. N. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line oil
HoweS and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with It's perfect Attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail 10 zee The
the Standard. See Advertisement on an.
other page,
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall aud
Winter stock OF WOOlOns, being u com,
plete line Of SuitiRgs, PantalOOnings and
OyercOaiings, which wO shall get up III
llrst.Clnss style and iii, and Ut lowest
prices. Also, u lull line Of Furnishing
"oOu' "i""'' vi many" y. HE'S 4 SONS.
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TAamted,

TTTANTD-TO RENT FROM APRIL
w ! small house Of three or four rooms.
Address DENTIST, No liia Market street jaSO
JHTANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
per week, small capital required. AddrstE, with
stamp, Box 70 West Acton, Ma~. iRgkwAs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS SALES.
w MAN, either 70 travel or stay In store, by
one who has had ten years experience. Good
reference furnished, Address g, r., care Intelll.
genpRF Once ja2aS
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For Font lIrtk lIOiue
Fine Decorated Chamber SGiG-Ewlng Bros.
Crinbtrries at MNMcC ems
stock For sale--l, IIWin, stock nt0Gcr
Magic Tooth Powder II, II, l.hl.
Commissioners SRle-M. N. Dunlap.
!. is " Your Interest.
tDAl-k och 1lIle Bros.
ItCks and purA-D. Gundllng & Co.
IGnOnHl-WhCOlinR Hinge 70.
ECIemR-FOuth Iage.
bale Of CITY Of Wheeling Five Percent bonds O.
1875
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"AOE cannot withsf II nor customs state
lis infinite variety" Flesh iB hardly heir
10 an ache OF pain which cannot DO cured
by using Salvation Oh.
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BY taking the 1i47 r. N. train on the o,
4 P. road passengers arrive In Cleveland
At CPS P. NJ, and Chicago Of $3.50 the fol.
lowing morning. Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago Tor all points west,
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The following was received BY MIR,
George Wise, Secretary Of the Western
Nail Association, yesterday, and explainl
itself;
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Esb. q,
70 Georgs Vie, Secretary;
Are not negotiating and have no ihten.
ton Of aCCedlDg 10 the nailers demands.
FRANCIS HINTON,
Manager Bay View Mill.
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Tho following elbows the range Of the
thermometer az observed ut Schneptsdrug
store, Opera HouBe corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ, 1872 u NJ, 30' 8 =. 81, 9S'i SP. NJ,
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Ksduotiop for Cash.

THIS week we commence our cash sys.
ten, and we have made q general reduction
in every pair Of boots, shoes and rubberi
in tho house. Call and get prices.
j. w. AMiCE,
1lI3 Main street.
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EoR SALE.
gsnstee Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

hOp4GEp 6ALE'
By virtue Oi a Deed Of Trust made by Ell1kl
MuReown and William MckeOWn, her hullAnd,
ine hS Trustee, dated the IL dayol Ngyeinlei,
Y. 1881, recorded In the office Of the CLERK o. Y
County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia
Deed Of Trust Hook No. rs, pGEo 26i, viii lell y
the front door 81 the Court House Of sid tvlsg
on MONDAY, MARCH ], 1855, commencing n y
O'CLOCK Am, tile following described PROXY
hltuAte In the city Of Wheeling, county Of Wy
and State o. West NltglqlA,. LlGt y % az y y
Numbered l20S) Two Hindted AID Eight Iiil,S.
Oh tile tOuthehlt corner VI sixteenth and wee
logh streets, 10 Tie said city Of Wheeling
Tile title y believed ~ 10 good, but selling ,
Ttultee viii convey only the tile vested 10 %
W 70 ID deed Of Trust
TERMS or BALE.-One.hAli aud a. mu1h nSs
M The purchaser elects 10 pay Ia pAill OIL w W
ol sale, the balance III two equal nslAllmilp.. !,
tix aud twelve months nORs bearing i1iin,ii
Om the day VI sale " 10 given for The dsld'''
AMBROSE y. LIST, TRUSTEE
By james A, Henry, LIE AgtHss
WILLtAM II. IIALLEa, Auetl1nesr -.
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
lust received. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Sts.
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SALE OF CITY OF WHEELING
Five Percent Bonds Of 1856.

Notice, is hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioners. appoiulsl by au ordinance OF hi
city III Wheeling, entitled AN OIdiuAnc9 10 pro
vide for the issue and lRe OF bonds oil tho city o
Wheeling, To bs known ~ bonds OF 1850 aud FOL
the redemption aud payment thereof, and pIO
vitlpg Tor tue payment into the City Treasury o
GerlaIn amounts from he revenues OF the Gas and
Wabr Works, Taiaed by the yOleS Of Lail city OIL
the 9S.h day oil Nay, 1885, will on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1886,
between the hours OF 0 O'Clock 4. N. aud O'Clock
p ut tho Hank Oi the Ohio Valley, In the city
Wheeling, W, Va, receive bids 10 writing iOF and
sell bonds Of said city, authorized BY said or1t
nAuOe, TO the amount OF W.! OO Eve thereof OF tin
denomination Of 500 each and the remainder o.
the denomination OF 1900 each, all dated the frs
day Of july. A. u. 1885, payable on or before thI
rSt day pl July, A. D. 1919 Ut the said Hank Of tue
one Valley, VITA inleie At The rate Of Ave per
Ornt per Rnnun, payable annually on the tlrtt day
Of July, A. y ,lAG. and oil the dat dnyOf Jnly
In each year thereafter, until aud including the
year 1919, ut the said tank, Tor which Interest
coupons In proper form ate attached 10 each bond
Such bnuds will bssOld Onlyior cash or iS Gquiy
Alent In bonds Of 'ald city 81 the loan Of June ~
Loan, or the Loan Of lS7l,) 10 lhe highest bldde!
approved BY tue undersigned, and none Of the Iad
bonds OF ltSj VIII be sold for ess than tho prinCi
pll thereof with The accrued interest therOl,
No premium Will be allowed Tor any Of The bOndl
OF said loan VI ISL,
The bonds hereby advertised ilr Eale are any OIL
thCm liROlO N redemption Vt their par value gu
aud at any time Rtter the tlrSt day u July, a. D.
1895, Rs provided III said ordinance, and neither
such bonds nor thu coupons thereto attached will
DO subject 10 Taxa ion under authority Ol Etd city
ly said ordinance the said city obliCates Itself u
pay each year after lh9l until the lndE OriEcd
by said ordinance are fully paid, the one twenty
llh o. all such bonds moi! paid nCorO tho drAt day
ALFRED CALDWELL,
y. /, IEIsON;
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Strangers IN the Clty aud Wheeling Foil
Abroad.
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Esrgsnt,

EoR RENT-A DESIRABLE FRoT,1;
n Room on tho second liSor, with board ' " X,
ChRpllnc street. :, w
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90 TO the ohapllne street rink tonight
II you want 10 witness a wonderful enter
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-03

FOR comfort, get one of those Best
Knit jackets at 9. HESS q SONS.