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BRookylLLB, ONT, CANADA, Dec. 2, 1885.
l have used BRANDREra's PILLS for the
past fifteen years, and think them the
best cathartic and snti.bilious remedy
known. For some Eve years I suffered
with IN eruption OF the skin that gave mo
great pain and annoyance. l tried differ
eut blood remedies, but, although gaining
strengtq, the itching was unrelieved. !
finally concluded to take o thorough
course Of Brandreth'o Pills. I took ak
each night for four nights, then five, four,
three, two, leBsening each time by one,
and then for one month took one every
night, with the happy rssutthat now my
skin Is perfectly clear and has been 90
ever HinCe. Ed. YRNNRYi
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A RED HOT CONTEST
N BOSTON CITY ELECTIONS
The Democratic Candidate Elected, But
the Republican Standard Dsarsr
Makes an Excellent Showing
Georges speeches no Good,

BosroS, Dec, I4.-0Omplete returns
give the following vote for Mayors o'Brlen
2s,SS7i Hart, lS.7l9i Mcneil, S.68i, This
shows q total mayOrsllty vote OF $50, as
against Al 7GO Last year. The Republican
candidate last year received 1909 votes,
while 0'BriSn polled 2G,672, Tho Rspub.
liCsns elect Aldermen and the
Democrats 7. The Common Council
will stand SO Republicans, IS Dem
ocrats, and five Independent Dem.
oCrats, The license vote was, yea 20, ,229 ;
nay lO7S0; q majority Of S,4S7, Sgainst
!, ,969 last year,
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An EXCITINa SCENE
on Market Street Last Nlght-A Toug
Tim In.


Ilun In.
Last night Dsputy.sheriE Nichols was
passing down Twelfth street when he saw
France Gordon go into a naloon with ono
OF tho Blattner boys. Nichols followed
him In, having instructions 10. arrest him
on n charge Of highway robbery. Gordon
DO the youth who recently was engaged
with young George Strauss In the snatch
ing Of a pockotb0ok from Mrs. Snyder on
the stone bridge. Squire AtklO issued q
warrant for him, and told Nichols 10 pick
him up II he saw him.
Nichols followed the couple into tho
saloon and arrested Gordon, who resisted
fierCely and made such q disturbance that
he attracted a crowd Of several hundred
people on the street. Constable Bird Catne
70 Nichols assistance near Fourteenth
street when Gordon increased hls eGortH
10 get away, A ColOred man who got too
CloBo WAS kicked several feet by the
pflEonef. Atequire Afkle'B Office ho still
behaved roughly. Tie sqlirs sent him ID
all and Constable LNuolllin and 0l1Oel
Bell removed him BtIll kicking der CslJ
and Offering 10 bet he could whip both oil
fnAfa,
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 14-Mr. Gould Is now
figuring for an extension Of his Missouri
Pacific system, which will, when built,
probably put q new face on Southwestern
Railroad matters, and will involve an en-.
tire Encouragement Of the Southwestern
pool. Tho extsnsion proposed 10 from
Hannibal, Mo-, in bee line northeast to
Chicago, passing through Peoria and
streator, q distance OF 200 miles. The
facts, as learned, are as follows;
When the Chicago, Burlington and Qnin.
cy road acquired the Hannibal and st. Joe,
three yesls ago, 1t wag agreed that the
Missouri Pacific and the Chicago, Burling.
ton and Quincy roads should not build
into anothGr's territory. In tho past year
or moro, the Quincy people have not held
to their agreement, and have built down
into what Mr., Gould regarded az luis ter.
rltory, and ever sinCe doing so, they have
anticipated retaliatory action. Now II Il
abont coming. II Mr.. Gould should carry
out bis plan, the extension will, with The
Missouri, Kansas and TexaB, also form Q
Doe line from Chicago to Houston and
Galveston,
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will meet in their several wards at the usual places
Oi meeting on
Thursday, December 30, 1880,
between the hours OF and O'Clock p, m., to
select candidates for the ollico OF City Sergeant
CLERK, WharlmRttor, aud members Of City Council,
u be voted for at tho general election to be held
on the fourth ThuT,day IN January, 1851.
The Republican candidate for Mayor will be
nominated by convention composed Of three
delegates irJm each ward, to be chosen by laid
Primary Election This Convention will meet At
New City building, on Wednesday, December %,
Al O'Clock p IN.
The Mayors Convention Will also s.leCt new
City Executive Committee.
TheJudgHOi the Primary Election are clrstTucted
10 SEQ that none Int Republicans 0rsuah persons
Us pl,dg, themselves to the support oi the ticket,
bo allowed tOyOle,
Return, Of the election will be made to the com,
mIttsca. the CIly Clerks eNlce, on tho night Of
election
The committee fee! that they canHottoo strongly
llrEe upon theif fellow Republicans the wisdom Of
trSirguuEctlvc part In tAcsc primary movements
throu.h which the Republican paGiy selects the
men Tor whom 1t will a,k the public support, The
piry cannot bitter show It's vitality than by dis.
playing 1t, deep Interest lu the c!tCioa Of i can
didaie' for publ!cSeryl
liy order Of the City Executive Committee.
JOlIS FREw, Chairman,
IIheeliHg, ", w., DcetmJsr II, 1885,
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Miner. Hosunlo Work.

snAuoKlN, PA, Dec. 14.-As a resul! Of
a conference between tho Gtriking miners
at tue Bear Valley Colliery and the Gen.
Oral Mining superintendent OF the Phila.
dslphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com.
pAny, the strikers resumed work this
morning. The Local Assembly knights
Of Labor disspprOyed the strike and or.
dered the men 10 resume work.
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DEMocnAr1c CAUCUS.
Meeting of Members OF That Party OppoS
to lIorr,sUn's Dlll.

Meeting of Members OF That Party Opposed
to DIorriSOn's DlIl.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.-About a dozen
Democratic members OF Congress held q
conferences tonight at tho rooms OF Rsp.
rescntAtive McAdoo, for the purpose Of
considering the tariff question. A mum.
Der Of other members esnt word that they
were in full accord With the undeBtooL
object Of tho conference but were unable
to bo present. Among those in attendance
were representative Randall, Of Pennryl.
vsnla; Green and PidCock, Of New JsrsCyi
Warner aud Foran, oil Ohio, Martin, Of
Alabama, Merriman, Of New York,
Wallacer Louiaiuun. After dIscussion ol
about two honrs, during which membem
advsnced their Individual views es 10
Whist should be done, the following propo.
sihons were unanimously adopted:
Firnt.--They stand opposed to entering
ppon the consideration oil the pending
Morrison bill.
SeCOnd.-Thoy favor q reduction oi the
revenue at this session so as to prevent an
accumulation Of a surplus in the Treas
ury, but insist that 1t shall be effected by
some measure which shall embrace thO
repeal or reduction Of certain Of the Inter.
nal Revenue taxes.
Third-rhoy favor an immediate change
In the administrative features oE the CT.
isilng tariff laws separate and apart from
any general revision Of the tariff.
A further conference will bs held before
Saturday next.
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rhe plnmed KnIrILa EIsellnn.

An annual meeting Of the Plumed
Knights, the uniformed matching division
oi Lincoln club, was held In the clubs a..
ssmhly hall last night, There was good
Attendance and the meeting was m earn.
est and enthuslAhIlU one. A ndrnbeE Of
topics we're discussed pleasantly. The fol.
loving oillc0rS were slsCtel for tue ensu.
Ink years President, u, B. AlllbOni First
vlCe PfEHldent, George Ford Heunnd
Vice President, W, u. lrvlnei Thltd Vice
PfesI dent, Charles 5sibsrt; Secretary, j.
A, MetoAli Treasurer, John llfnj Gap.
talpi w. u. Fiahef; First Lieutenant, j.
A. Me!Oali Second Lieutenant, j. D,
Bodleyi Third Lieutenant, Irwin Single.
ton Qtdotly HoEgaAntl AulLln BVAeh.
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WAsuINaroN, Dec. 1.-THE President
to-day sent to the Senate Tor confirmation,
another long list Of recess appointments.
Among them are the following: Collec-
tOra Of Customs.-Dauisl Magone, New
York City; Cooley Mauu, Vicksburg,
Mas Ohas. A. Ward, Huron, Mich, /;
Daniel j. C4mpaD, Detroit,
Collectors OF Internal Revenue.-George
r. Johnson, Tenth Dlstrict Of Ohio; Thos.
Cooper, Eighth District OF Illinois.
PJstmasLers,-Kitt!e BOstwiCk, Wesson,
MisS, Mary L. Furgeson, Redwood, o., (;
Miner 4. Putter, WellstOn, o.; y. ]. East
burn, Fowler, Ind.
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shlnWreeked crew 1le.ousd.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14-The crew Of
tho brig GSrnOtl comprising tho captain,
nine men and boy, we're landed hero
last night, hav Ing been picked up at sea
by the Clyde line BteamBhip Goldsdoro
In an exhausted and almost frozen con.
ditlon. Tho brig Garnet was bound from
Port OF Spain, Trinidad, for New York,
with q cargo vl sugar valued Of $4,000,
and during q denge iog on sunday morn.
ing about o'clock she struck the wreck
Of the l31gliSh stesmshlp Rfinkburn on
FenwlCk's Island HhoAl and filed with
water. All hands took 10 the boats, 90
the brig was apparently In q sinking cou'
diLiun, The last soon Of the brig by
the crew Shs was drifting oil to the South.
cant
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PlrrsDuRan, Dec. 14,-The trial d MrS.
Lizzie BuunCll charged with the poison.
ing OF Eddie Thnw, who resently died
Under Suspicious circumstances, was be.
gun in the criminal OouEt this afternoon.
Tho deisndent wAs Beli.posseeBed aud
pleaded not guilty. The work Of Cmpan.
neling q Jury consumed tho entire session,
and court adjourned Immediately after liz
selecLion. Young ThAw waB o nephew ol
Mrs. Dunnell and relative Of William
Thaw, the millionaire railroad official.
The case 10 exciting nearly 40 much In.
terest In this city 10 tho famous Mutt
lFinl
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TYLER COUNTY,
Court Matters Grand Jury Summoned aud
No Criminals to IudICt,
SDeelal CorTesDOHteIee Of ne IRLsiligaoer,


Special COrapOAdelesofut IAllligAosr,
MIDDLRuouRNR, W, Va, Dec, l4,-0ir'
Cult Court is now in session with his
Honor, Judge Thomas /. stalsy, on the
bench, 1t is the Judges first visit since
his marriage.
The local bar appears TO have sboutm
nopolizsd the business, T. P. Jacobs, Of
New Martiusville, and O. j, Stuart and
Smith D. LumeT, Of West Union, being
the only vlHitors who appear to have any
business In the Court. Msssrs. snodgraas
and BorriCk, OF New MsrtInsville, we're on
yesterday admitted to practice Lthe bar,
Ths Grand Jury, after being duly sworn
and charged, retired TO its room and
there remained until about p, m., with.
out having any business, The Court, ap'
preciating the dilemma, called that
august body into Court and gave the
several members thereof permission to re-
turn to their homea, II Isl matter OF
Congratulatlon amoHg our people that
such a state OF affairs exists amongst us, 1t
appearing from the face OF the returns
that no indiutable otfsnse has been COM
mitted in the county during the past
three months.
A Jury has been selected and the trial
Of the noted lin this community at Ieast)
case OF tho State ys, Wm. Smith Is iu
progress. Hons, Wm, |. BoFeman and D.
D. Johnson conduct the prosecution. 9.
J. Stuart and q. D, Smith manage the de-
tenae, A host Of Witnesses have bsen
summoned by both sldea and tho iudica.
tlons are that the case will bs hotly con.
tested.
Tho CCas grew ont Of shooting ARRAY,
between tho deiendan. and Il. Il. Lay.
man, which occurred on tho 26th OF April,
1885, q full report Of which was publihsd
in the lNTELLIdENcER at the time tf its
OCCURRENCE
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A mou,e ana Lot ror a DOLLAR.

Mr. John G. Tomllnson, the passenger
agent Of the p, O. & st. L. railway, being
the poasessor OF q comfortable and deslra-
BILE house aud grounds at Windsor sta,
tion, on the Pewlky, which he does not
want any longer, has concluded To sell Il
by rHille, the tickets to be sold at 81 each
and to be limited to. 5000. The property
is valued at $500. II Is desired, II possl.
BILE, to have the drawing at the McLure
House on New Years night. Somebody
will get a fine property cheap.
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DADDY NOLAN"
Dauislsully Makes aiPalpnblO Hit Mt the
Opera House.

Optra House.
Daniel sully appeared at the Opera
House last night for the frat time in
Wheeling, the play being his latest famous
production, Daddy Nolan" It Is not
difficult to sec the secret OF Mr.. eully's
success. He has, frat, play which,
while exaggerated, IL yet an artistic pic,
ture, not Of life In New York, as has often
been said, but OF human nature tho world
over; second, capacity to perSonate his
role Ia manner which drives from the
auditors mind any consideration Of his
Gotiug-itis nature itself; third, com.
pany worthy to support him and interpret
his play; fourth, sCeniC and other stage
accessories never surpassed on Wheel.
ing stage. These, With care In the cos.
tuning, and just about as much singing
and dancing aa one meets amid such sur.
roundings in real life, and OF the same
kind, would force the plsudlts Of the
coldest audience; and add TO this a don.
key, M intelligent dog, and three "cute
kids" and you have tho whole secret oi
Mr.. sully's power over the public. The
boy JamrSy (MRster Malvsy) and the girl
Patty Miss Lillian CaleG) occupy prom.
inent part and Rro indescrlbably litelike,
while little Katie is psthetically reDl. Tho
entire company Is all that could be asked.
Tho bridge hCons In the last act surpRsaeA
all stage pictures ever seen in Wheel
ing.
The piece will be repeated at tho matt
nee to-day. This evening, "Tho Corner
Grocery"
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MARK TWAIN, meeting Col. Mosby at
dinner in Boston, remarked, swell, Col
onel, mus! say l should take you ior
all Archbishop rather than o gorilla"
Everybody laughed and the joke was sent
out under approval The joke that is
well.born has Gne start in life.
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P4RIS, Dec, IS During the trial 81
Jean Fsure and Mari plRnohsr for the
murder OF Claude Faure In the asslzaa at
Prlvas, department OF Ardeche, to-day,
the prisouers broke down and confessed
their crime. Jean said he struck his vic.
tim several times With q crowbar, causing
death. He then with q hRtGhet and BaR
cut the body into pieces, which the WON,
an boiled In the family cooking pot until
the flesh became Gsparatei from the
bones. Tho flesh was fed to the pigs and
the bones together with such
parts OF the body as the pigs refused to
eat, were buried in tue bsrnysrd, The
woman told similar story, supplement-
ing 1t with the statement that after bury
Ing the piece OF CLAUDE Faure's body she
prepared soup for the family, herself In
cluded, in the slme pot without having
first cleansed it.
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Sr, PcterOburg, Dec. 14-.rhO Jo,rnaldc
81 Ptc,bOug ssys tho statement OF the
Vienna piess, respecting the rosBona why
RusBia will not ruceivv the Bulgarian dep'
utatiou, do not emenate from the Russian
embasBy, which, the Journal addF, simply
informed tho deputsLion that they would
not be received Ut st. Petersburg.
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WorOvAlsr'a Vote,

WORCESTER, MASS, Dec, 1.-THE city
votes for liCenae by 5,SO7 against 4,7lO,
and eleCta Samuel Winslow (Rsp Tor
mayor by a vote Of ssh against 5,OOl Tor
John Il. Thayer (Dsm,) The Republican
aldermaniC ticket is elected, and they also
elect eight out Of the l2 membera Of the
Common Council, Women worked at
the polls all day for the no license
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DILLONS SENTENCE,
"sLAN oF 0AMRAIaNo IL1EeAI.
HSls Condemned by the Bhtlsh Government
to a Dungeon Cell Provided he Does
not Furnlsh the EIOrbItant Bonds
Demanded Foreign News,

DUBLIN, Dec, l4,-John Dillon, M, P,
appeared for himself in the Court Of
Queens Bench to-day, in the action
brought by the Government against him
for agitating in favor Of the "plan Of cam,
psIgu." In his address to the Court llr.
Dillon contsnded that the language he
used in his speech selected as the basis
Of the prosecution wa, iustiasble, and
that the crown was atralning the law
against him,
In reply to Mr., Dillon, Judg, Lawson
declared that Mr., DllIol's plan Of cam.
pRigu was clearly illegal, and ordered him
to tnd security, himself In $1,000, and
two suTeties OF el 900 each, within twelve
days, or 60 to prison Tor six months.
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Onlrlnl Cnnnt IN Tc.na.

AUSTIN, TlIAs, Dec. A.-ThO clllciHl
count OF the vote for Governor aud other
state officers Is now In progress in the Of.
hcs Of tho Secretary Of State. The treat
urershlp vote WaB completed last might.
II gives $50, 500 for Lubbock, Democrat
6S,O62 for ClUaves, i RpabliGan, aud 49,
US2 lUr Jackson, ProhiDllionisL
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"ANDENsoNyILLE DADSEY's appoint
ment to be Penuion Examiner Is arout-
ing tho colder boys from Maine to Cali.
iorniA, They think the line ought to be
drawn this side Of Andersonvillo.
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A PENNSYLVANIA man has been caught
up for paSsing bogus silver dollarO. How
mean doeD man have to be before he
will delcend to counterfeit soyenty.nine
cant dollar2
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PHlLADELplHA's old volunteer lromen
have been having another celebration.
Ah, the days when they used to "bust
'sm wild de spanner."
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DIED,

THO ThoLtizoHE "a. Monday %Sl.iSg " AL a hilig1 R!as
Il. Troll Asod yeAFb, months and 10 days,
Funeral from tealdenoO Of parents No. 2a0l
Market Nttt, on Wednesday morning Al ten
O'Clock, EhendI oi the family respectfully ID,
VL,sd, thistmtni ghyeW
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There arc leBs people afflicted with
rheumatism, llnce out drugsiSts have sold
Salvation OIL.
checking q cough or common cold IN ltB
tltat AlGgO. That which In tho beginning
would yield 10 q mild remedy, Il neg
lecled soon pfeya upon the lungs, Df.
Bulls Cough syrup Affords ln1tAnt feliei,
II Is an lnlalllbls remedy, PrleS 70 cents
A bottle,
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Tug policy which substitues consular
salaries for conaular fees ia altogether
wise. The fec system has been Yerita'
ble two.edged sword.
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A TRENou artist, Rajon, is to paint q
portrait of Mrs. Cleveland, in Washing
ton. The Administration is not Cultlvat.
ing the society Of American artists.
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FArAL ENp or 4 rAMI1Y ruE.
A wife Kills Her Child aud thOn Attempts
Suicide,

A wife Kills Her Child aud thCn Attempts
Suicide.
Putnam, Cr., Dec. ll.-A. Lincoln Fair.
field and his vile quarreled at the house
of Mn. FairGeld's father, A. A. CLARK,
superintendent Of the Putnam Town
Farm, yepterday, and Mr.. CLARK sent
them to their own home. AtAbout /
O'Clock, during her husband'a absence,
Mrs. Fairfield procured some morphine
aud, the physicians say, administered to
herself and child enough to kill ten men.
Fairfield returned home about 8 o'clock
aud found The child dying on a lounge,
while his wife was lying nearby,
unconscious. By uuremitting efforts The
womsn was finally restored to conscious.
ness, but with her mind evidently
impaired. The phyBiCiaus say shc
was insane when she committed the decd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fat field are each about
thirty years old. An investigation by the
ooronsr reveals the fact that Mrs. Fair.
hsld obtained the morphine from med.
icin0 chest at tho Town farm. She says
she called her little girl TO her side and
said;
"Take II, II will end our trouble"
Tho child answered: "Yes, mamma
aud took about half a tesspoonful OF the
poison.
Mrs. Fairfield took whole tesspooniul
OF the morphine, and the dose produced
the nausea which saved her lie. She ID
tonight In preCadous condition and
may not recover, although the probabili.
ties arc that she will. No arrest will be
made until she Is stronger. The quarrel
between Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield was
caused by jealousy on both sides, whioll
had caused separation Of the couple be,
fora.
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ABOUT PEopLE,
strangers in the CITY aud wheeling FoihI
Abroad,

strangers In the CITY and Wheeling Foihb
Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph spOidel have re.
turned from visit Of several months
duration 10 Texas.
E.B. Jones and vile, Of Mt, Pleasant,
Mr.. D. A. Boggess, Of OlarkBbuFg, and
Daniel Sally and his company ore Ut the
McLnre House.
Hon. N, i. Scott left last evening over
the D. 4 D. for ~. Louis 10 look after some
Of the Central CompAny's glass business,
He will bs absent about one week.
Mr.. FltEtoy Webb, a well.known Eng.
lsh glass maker who has come here Ia
mauGgo the Central Oonpany'1, works at
Brilliant, has been jOlnediby his vile.
They haVs rooms at the Slaintn.
Mr. Harry A. L9eIIl,r, aBou Of the we'll
known East Wheeling butcher, has 10,
Gated at Davenport, Iowa, aud gouo into
the same business there hlB father hai
conducted 10 long aud 90 successfully
here. Mr., Lotiilef will bo an acquisition
10 Davenport business circles,
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BRLrAsr, DEC. l4-JudBu Lawson to.
day sentenced four Of the men nrreStod
for wfuckinR houres along the bhRhk'B
Hill road, during tho riots last June, to
four months Imprisonment gACl, The
prisoners all pleaded guilty.
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Mr.. HlLDRETu is in dead earnest about
annexation, May be the Legislature will
take the hint aud treat us better.
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TnG official Democratic majority iu
Texas was not necessary. The unofficial
majority did well enough, Why crowd
the mournnre2
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PREsESTlY We shall hear oil Jay Gould
gobbllng railroad from Batil'a Bay to
Terra del Fuego. Think oil the reach ct
the little man!
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The American National Opera Company
is dismissing soma Of the ballot, Going
to give "HsmleL" With the melancholy
Dane left out?
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AS SHOWING how they do those thing,in
London, on certain day the Timesprintt d
20 columns.ot the Oolin.C Campbell case, the
Chronicle "a and the Ercning NewS O7.
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Or UhrissinGS Souvenirs are greeted on
evsty hand BY words Of praise and do.
.ilrhf we have 4 grand spread Of them,
STANTON 4 DAyHkpoRT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-15

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-15

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