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THE 1NTELLIGENOER sEnENADED
And Mr.. Hart Makes speech to the En-.
thusiastiO Crowd.

Anu Nlfe IlNFL Hlhktb butCCu 10 tNe IaHs
thusIAstiO Crowd.
About 1910 o'clock IN enthusiastic
crowd Of Republicans, wearing GOT badges
and heartily blowing tho melodlous tin
horn, marched down Fourteenth street
and halted In front OF the INrrLMoRNcER
office. They saluLed the establishment
with cheers and red fire.. There were calls
for Mr.. Hart, who responded briefly with
frequent Interruptions Of cheers. He said:
IcongrStulate you, fellow Republicans
Of Ohio County, on the best days work
you have ever done. When you wont to
Weston with preference for gallant Re.
publican Of your own county, It was said
by the enemy that II YOU could not have
your way you would knife the ticket.
You did put In the knife up to the hilt,
wild ChGorinR] and II ID not rich red Re.
publican gore that Is running tonight.
Laughter and Hpplause.l understand
the lesson OF tho lday Il 10 that the
people OF this great induatrial district do
not intend 10 be tnisEepEeBOnsed In the
Congress OF the United States. They In.
tend 10 command for another term the
services OF proved champion OF o tariff
to protect the labor Of every American.
1t in cans that they arc In favor. Of a fair
days wages for q fair days work.-ln
which ! believe az thoroughly and Rs
firmly 40 any man who stands OH Two
feet. [EnLhuSltStlC applause. You have
also reelected to tile State
Senate man who Ia worthy
Of your confidence, and / hope
he viii speak 10 YOU.
When tho crowd was cheering aud Mr.. |
Hart waa about 10 retro, 4 drunken inati |
who had been sndeAyorlhg TO twist his |
tongue around "RAs, advanced near Mr..
Hart, shook his flst and yelled, "You don't |
represent the Republican party II
reprcseht myself" said MIR. Hart, and tho
boys put up o biz shout. Men gathered
around the. dlBtutber, aud hO soon saw
That he had mistaken hia crowd.
There were calls for Scott and DoyOnot.
who we're inside, but those gentlemen dli
not hear the calls until II was too late,
Subsequently q large crowd VI men 60.
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Ip you would enjoy your dinner az g
arc prevented by dyspepsia, use Ack s,rs
Dyspepsia Tablets. They arc poi' a0,v
cure for dyspepsia, indigestion, lIaIl lEa,i
and constipation, We guarantee Lu oTS
Is and 30 cents. At Logan q Oo'SeH'
Charles Menkemeller's.
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without Iteforcnco 10 rarthuunkes,

The certainty Of the success Of Southern
enterprises Ia shown by the regularity
which has characterized the Grand
Monthly Drawings OF the Louisiana State
Loltery-tho l0Slh Of which events will
take place on Tuesday, November 0, 1885
without any reference 70 earthquakes OF
other lnteriefOnCes. Gsn'ls G. T. Beaure.
gard, Of Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early,
Of Virginia, will scatter some 1905 800 OH
about Tho earth. For any Information ap.
ply to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Do not forget tho day,
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LIS, Good & %. SELL dry goods the
heapest.


Ladies' are requested to call and examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma
chine, single thread. $500, ,n,.
Persons having used the Wilcox 4 g, GIb Y
Automatic machine, will find tue VINE
TO be superior In every respect AnW
animation Is respectfully solicited II
can be Been at the BSlesro0m Of
EDWARD L. RosE u Cop,
\ Il No. b Twelfth Sh
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 81 A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania fair weather
in southern portion, local rains in NORTH
ern portion winds shifting to westerly
slightly cooler.
For West Virginia, fair weather; slight
ly cooler; winds shifting 10 westerly.
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The Moody Meetings Stanton & Davenport
Fourth page
Take NollcC-lI. j. Wilkinson.
WOmRnS Union Benevolent SOClG'y-Monihly
Meeting,
OntiCira-FOurth pngc.
Dry QOods-Neo. 4. rnylOr.
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MARlLIN0ToN pIaTRICT.

County Commissioner Stein, Dem,
First ward 423; Fulton 73-total 40G. Il,
serig, Rep, First ward 427; Fulton 81
total lO4,, STEMS majority SO.
School COMMISSIONER, 9, llarrsll,
Dsm,, First ward 1873, g, i, Ulrlch, 4lGi
Harrcll's ms orlty, II.
Justice OF the PeRcs-Rslph Arkle
Dam, First ward, 400; Fulton, al total
ISL. !, q, Kraft, Rep, First ward, 4:0i
Fulton, S3j total, 45S' Arkle's majority
IN
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WE have introduced n new system Of
selling Watches on the lnstGllmcnt plan
whereby you Gun secure n watch ut once
on easy payments. Call md investigate.
JACOB ". HIUDl, JOwelor,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line of SulllngS, OYerCOatlngs
and pantAlOOnillgs. Also a full limo Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
'' G. HESS & SONS.
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TIE LOCAL OBJECTIONS.

Tho Commissioners and Other District
Officers Chosen,
Following are the returns on County
Commissioner, School Commissioner, JUS
tice OF the Peace and other local officers
voted Tor;
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Chicago and Return 5000, by the i""'
IInnuIO IknulD.

Monday, November $, tho Py C'%@ y
L. Ry. %. will sell excursion I'cEeN v
Chicago az rate Of $500. Tickets goo
returning until November IS. Train IeaS ,.
Wheeling at l:l0 p. m, city time, Mi MN
Ing In Chicago at $3.50 tho following lno 81
Ing, OC's'
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer Gs observed at sChnopfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Tuesday:
"a. Nj, 450; IL NJ, G3'; 3P. NJ, 79'; 7P. Nj,
lIo
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Tho Gamblers Wife, had tho largest
house Of the season at tho Grand Opera
House this evening. It's one Of tho best
melo.dFamas ever before tho Wheeling
public. Grand matinee this afternoon,
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Two years ago Ohio county gave Bran.
non . majority Of 81. This year she gives
Golf from 50 to l90. Glory enough for
one dayI
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CHARLESTON, s. o., Nov. 2.-Boileu
number 8 aud 0 al tho Charleston Cotton
Factory exploded at 1926 this morning,
wrecking tho boiler house and killing VIM,
Cakes, Colored, fireman, and seriously III.
jufing ArCEion Richardson, Colored, coal
roller. Cakes was literally boiled 10 death
by the steam, The damage 10 tho maChin.
cry 10 covered by insurance Ia the Hart.
ford Boiler Insurance Company, Over
800 hands are thrown out Of work temper.
arlly, although the suspension ID not OK.
peeled 10 DO Of long duration. The dlBSs-
tor was caused by the bursting oil the
round drum connecting tho two boilers.
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ST. Jacobs Oil, without exception and
Compatison, Is the best remedy for nOu.
lalgia,
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CnRlsr's DIVINITY,

There's much more I'd like 10 say but
my time is up. I'd like to talk about
ChriHt's divinity, I'll ask you reporters
to take down some references on that sub.
isCt; hope that you have been putting
down those I've given before; see the
congregation hasn't hOeu putting down
many Of them. Put down, Mark, 14G0;
Corinthians, 15;47;l John, $3.50; John
1873; Matthew, 1890. ! hope the people
will read the newspapers in
the morning and hunt these pas.
sages out. Never tell man be is
converted; let him ind that out for him.
self, TakO your bibles with you whtn
you 20 to work III tho vineyard or enquiry
room. l believe that the spirit OF God Is
abroad In the land there's bright pros.
pect ahead for this city. You mothers,
don't want to send your daughters and
sons 10 have q talk with the minister about
their souls salvation; you want that lux.
ury for yourself. You Sunday School
teaChers-labor with your classes; find
out the Rilment aud endeavor in q gentle,
quiet way to apply the remedy. Your
scholars will always love you for It; you'll
always have a place in their hearts.
tn nk such work ia the very cream OF
Christian work. Too many OF you are liy.
ingon skim milk you willwork like slaves
In gettiugup church fairs, festivals and sup.
peTa, but when 1t comes to doing spir.
ituRl work they say send come one else.
"SeRd me"-that wants to DO your cry.
Let us lay ourselves out to do grand
work; We can do 1t by the grace OF God,
l don't know when I've been in city
whore the possibilities have seemsd
greater than they are here, and thank
God the people are becoming awakened.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham offered a soul.
stirring prayer, and Raw. Mr.. DoInblasCr
pronounced the henedlctlon.
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ing influence OF MIR. Moody's earnest ap.
peals. He hrs broken down an Ice bar
rier and beneficial and lasting results are
cure to follow.
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and TO believe with all our hearts, and
there Ia . change. No one can believe in
this Book without changing his HE, God
has arranged II so that all may
have life everlasting. He don't ask you
to do anything you can't do. one has
only to believe; 1t isn't to see or hear or
speak some Of US couldn't do that, but
We can all believe,
GOD KEEPS HIS WORD.
I'd rather believe God than myself.
like 10 get hold OF men and pin them
down to this-hRs God ever broken his
word with man2 No! not one lot has he
ever broken. l tell you there would be q
jubilee In He'll II 1t should happen that
Gods word was broken, would like TO
know the reason men can't believe in
God. They put their trust in friends who
die and leave them they put
lost or swept away they put their trust
in honor, which 10 soon tainted with Sian.
derous breath. One who trusts in God
will never be disappointed. Some will
come back to the enquiry room in doubt;
they have been ashamed to go home and
confess God; they have not been filled
with the spirit OF forgiveness; they
need to make some restitution;
they are in the darkness by
reason OF some rascallty they have
covered up. Honesty is wanting in these
cases; we must have no ahama In this
matter. Look at Romans, 10; 8, 10 and
II, Those who come back In doubt are an
important class to be looked after
CHRIST AN ADVOCATE.
There ia still another class-they say,
what II sin after ! become Christian,
II any man sin he has an advocate before
God. His son came down here as q
Savior, went, back as our High Priest and
Advocate and will come again aa the
King Of Glory. We need not be
alarmed; God has made all pro.
vision for our sins; We don't lhaVe to
make any provision. Many hesitate
about becoming Christians all at once to
them, show that q new life must begin at
once after that culture and care for It
and let the growth be gradual or rapid as
the case may be. You can't Jump at once
into lull.rouuded Christian life. There
are others who lear that they won't be
successful. ! haven't much time left to
talk about them and tho other classes.
III Just refer you to John, l0:2S; He
brews, G:16-2O; Isaiah, 4l:l0-l3.
There Is q class that say that they don't
feel right. God don't say anything about
feeling, feeling Is not being touched by
the power Of salvation. One often has to
20 against his feelings; let the feelings
take care Of themselves. To know thing
Is far better than to feel 1t; you can never
get solid comfort until you get away from
feelings. I'd good 'doal rather know
that am Tree than feel 1t.
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Low Hate Excursion to Chicago '" ="
U, H. H. ,o
Monday, November s, 1880, the B,G "a.
will sell low rate excursion iCkol8 70 T ,Ian
Cavo, good len days. For full inloilila''OA
call aE depot ticket office,
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Don't fall TO see the "GAmblet's Wife,
at tho Grand Opera House this afternoon
prices 10 and %, any seat In the house,
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70. tos 1901 Il NV MVYS 6isN, nv,

Cuttor1A RENEDiHs are "a positive CutO Tor every
form Of skin aud blood Diseases from PlmplSs Ia
bCioInlA, Sold everywhere l'flbei UUfiCvRG, 30
SShEl foAf. 70 cents hEsolyRNrl Sl,OJ. Prepared
Mas S' -''''"'
Send for "iIow to Cure skin Diseases, I"
PIN FILES DlaokheadS, skin ii'Onl,hos, aud tIAby
! IIH HuinOiH, utO UutiUURA SOAP,
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A committee OF boycoEters wrote to
General Golf carly in the campaign, cay.
ing they were advised that he did not wish
to BIO reelected, and that Hart very
much desired his reelection. They were,
therefore, disposed TO oblige Golf and dis
appoint Hart by voting against GOT.
They said that the Typographical Union
had given the matter formal confederation
and tho signers OF the letter were appoint.
cd q committee to notify Golf that unless
he could bring the ISTELLtiENcER to
a settlement with tho strikers they and
their friends would vote against him.
Tho boyCotters were very eager to impress
upon al Republicans in authority that the
support OF the IHTELLlaEEcRR would defeat
Goi' and make sCott's case hopeless. The
vote in Ohio county aud elsewhere in the
lErHLLldRNCRR bailiwick 10 very instruc.
tive 10 boyCotters and the misguided per-
sons who have been imposed upon by
their estimate OF their own political i'm.
portanCe. II wasn't there.
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From lis lbs, to ISL lbs,
To the Cuticura Remedies l Owe
Ny Health, MY Happiness,
and Ny Life.

A day never paHes that ] do not think aud spelk
kindly Of tho UuTiCUGA REMEDIES Seven yeAtS
ago, all Of dozen lumpS lOtinsd IN my nook,
ranging Ia size from cherry stone 10 an orange.
The largo ones were irlghltul 10 look A. and pain
iul to bear; people turned aside when they saw
the, In disgust aud was ashamed 10 he on tho
lIFcCt, or III sOciety. Physicians and theft treat.
mGnt, and all mCdlclnes iailed 10 do any good. In
moment Of despair | tried tho CUrlCUR1 BENE.
DlB-UuTICuRA, the great Skin Cure, aud CyTiouRA
SOAR, au exquisite Skin lIoautlHer, externally and
CuTiCvRA REsoLvENT, tho now Blood Purifier IN.
terhally the small Jumps las call ilenl gradually
disappeared, aud the large ones broke, In about
Two weeks, dlaCllrElng large quantities Of tnAllof,
leaving two Gllght tCat1 Ia my neck to-day 10 l0il
The slOry. oil my suffering. NY weight then wa
ono hundred and illtOen slctly pounds, my weight
now y one hundred aud blxty.One solid, healthy
pounds, aud my height II only i've feet i've inches
IN my iAvelS pfalto1 the UUtfCuRA RIHEDiIJ
NORTH, ROuth, East and West. To CUTiCUaA REVR
DIES owe NY HEALTH, NY HAfPtNRsJ, and NY LIFE
A prominent New York druggist Rik1d mo ihp
other day, I'D yOu still tiSo tic CtTiGURA RENE.
biEi you look 70 be ID perfect hsAlthT' Ny iobiy
was, " 90, and shall always / have never knO,yi
what sickness II since commenced Using tho Cir.
iCuh REMEDIES" eOmOllmNi am laughed Al hR
praIlng lhOun " people not acquainted Wllh iisIr
merits, but sooner or later they will come 10 ihgif
senses aud believe tho Same RS those that iiSe than
~ dozens have whom have told, May Tho lima
come when there shall DO large CUfiCUEI Inn.
Ply House In eyeiy city ID tho world for the bend.
" q humanity, where the CUTlCUAA RgVEDig1
shAl be hOld ONLY, 10 that there Will be fafaiv
upeu OF ever entering dine 1tnFA sf
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NOTHING TO KICK OVER,
The Republicans win Glory Enough for on
nay sure

Day, sure.
Yesterdays election in Ohio county wsa
a surprise 10 aome people, and a disNp.
pointment, more or less bitter, to many Of
the surprised ones. The county gives
GoF and Scott msiorlties and elects Whit
aker TO tho HouEe Of Delegates, This 10
fully as much as there visa any reason to
expect under the circumstances. 1t was
more than the Democrats expected, "by q
largo msjority." The gentlemen who
were talking as recently az last Monday
OF "Rllowing" Scott to carry Madison dis
tTict, and those who were seeking in Rd'
vance for causes to assign for the defeat
Of Gen. Goif, went home early, and not
In happy mood. Many Of tho Repub'
licans, too, were surprised, but they
managed to stand 1t.
The scenes about town last night re-
minded one forCibly Of the neVer'to'
bs.iorgotten reio!Ctugs OF 1889, when Gen,
GoG was first sent to Congress from this
city, Tin horns made the night vocal,
ard hundreds OF men marched over town
wearing COTS picture on their hats and
coats. SCOTS picture Rlso figured con-
spicuously,
OF the Legislative ticket, the four sue
Ceesiul candidates are; O. ], Gleason,
Dem, 4,l09; j. ], Woods, Dem, 1885, N,
| Il. Whitaker, Rep, 1850; A. D, Garden
Dem, 3,8SS,-With Liberty to hear from
which cannot materially change the re-
suit,
A QUIET DAY.
At all the polling placOH the day passed
of very quietly, There was no lack Q
earnest work, eleCtioneeriug and Chgs
longing, but not ripple Of excitement o.
disturbance was reported at any OF tht
polls. The vote cast was large, and TN
crowds Of workers and interested speCta
tors about the ballot boxes were unusn
ally numerous. The day wac especial!
favorable, which, according 10 tho old say
ing, was to tho advantage oil the RepuhIi
Gang, especially in the rural districts. III
'eCratCher" was at large, rs expected !
did not need the returns to establish this
At the various places Of voting memories G
the late Cletis Nauser and his brief tres
tise on politiCD weTo Teyerontly re
yiyed at brief intervals. The Prohibition
ticket was in the hands OF goo,
| WBIktIh Nv ulUbL VI llib NOlluB pnGe9' -
United Labor ticket was also vigorousl
pushed by an earnest Colps Of paTtzanE
b The anti boycott ticket, on the contrary
was largely allowed 10 take care Of itseli
those who desired its election trusting t
quiet work by means d circulars In I'D
vance, aud to the enlightened sslllshnes
OF thinking voters.
1t IL saie to gay that thorO was never
: vote cast in Ohio county wherein tn
ballots were rs significant, aside iror
: questions Of partizan politics, as thos
deposited in tho boxes yesterday. Al
most every voter meant his ticket t
! speak his sentiments on questions G
vital interest. The ballots fell
"AS light as snOwilakes on the rod,
To execute the fIeemAns VIII
As lightning does thewllI Of God"
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The interest in tho result was height
oned by tho earliest returns. As official
figures began to come in this intereat in
creased. Mr.. Pendleton early realized
that lie had met q Waterloo, but Mr..
Scott was not willing 10 express his aaaur-
anCe Of his election until very late hour.
Only the most sauguinG Democrats enter
tanned any hopes OF Drannon's election
after returns began 10 como from various
portions OF the county and district. Some
Of them affected to retain hope as lste
as 10 o'clock, but those we're i9w and far
between. Most Of them gave up oil hope
Of anything but three membera Of tho
House OF Delegates, and directed their in.
terest 10 an effort 10 ASCERTAIN which Of tho
four was beaten and by whom.
Tho crowds around the bulletin boards
Of the morning papers, especially the In
TELLIGEECER, were, II anything, larger
than usual, and the enthusiasm fully rs
great as generally eyinCed in q Presiden-
tial year. AS the surprisingly favorable
returns came in and were bullstiNed on
the COuntingIoom windows. Repub.
leans congratulated themselves aud each
other--thoso who had bet on the result
being especially jubilant. Persons who
had ventured the prophecy that Golf
would carry Ohio county, and been
laughed at for their pains, took their ''iu-
nings" atlaughing and pIumed themselves
on their peIspiCaCity as seers.
Tho crowds hung around the bulletin
boards till late hour and then seemed
10 DO loath TO go home. Tho commOntu
we're interesting and candid. All agreed
upon certain explanations Of the peCul-
iarly mixed returns, the email vote given
Mr.. Atkinson III the Fourth and
Eighth wards, for instance, being
generally conceded as q triumph
| Tor the "United Boycott party
which evidently there and elsewhere
combined and reaped the advantages
given them by the "clump" act pf the
two leading parties in playing into their
| IL
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MADIaoN DISTRICT.

County Commissioner-H, P, Metre
cor, Rep, Second ward, SD; Seventh,
357; total, GIL, j. +. Hughes, Dem,
Second ward, 23l; Seventh. 2l7i total,
AS. MCGregor's majority, 223.
School Comlnissioner-D. q. Lat, Jr,
Rep, Second ward, Sl6; Seventh, 300;
total, GIL. Or. f. Q. Myers, DEM, Soc
ond ward, 223; Seventh, 2lSi total, 4lO'
Lists majority, 225.
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Red Star Cough Cure acts like a charm
on sore thtoAt5, No pOlBonA, Twenty.
ave CenA,
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County missioner-Adsm stocker,
Dem, Eighth ward, 52l; Adams school
house, 10. Total, 900. Godfrey Schul,
Rep, Eighth ward, 430; AdGms' %. To-
tal, 452. Stocker's majority, IS.
School Commissioner-Eighth ward, Q.
D. J. Bingell, Dom, 3O2; DR.. J. II. Pipes,
Rep, 5O3. Pipes majority, Ill.
Jacob Houccker was elected Constable.
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This district, with the Toll Cato pre-.
ctuCt 10 hear from, gives Tyler sol, and
Burkett 1911, for County Commissioner.
In the other districts the result was not
asCertainable last uight.
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UNION DISTRICT.

County COMMISSIONER Nc
Adams. Rep, 5l4i James mckinley, Dem,
$50. MCGinley's majority SO.
schOoI,O missioner. K. Butts, Rep,
sos; j, Il. Acker, Dem, 55l. Acker's ma
Justice OF the Peace-Willlsm H. Da'
Wis, Dem, 407. Daniel Crumbacker, Rep,
All. W. j. D. Forsythe, Pro-, 40. Da'
Wis plurality, 20.
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County CommiBsioner-John W. Myles
Dem, $40. Ernest Metzuer, Rep, 270
Valentine Giesey, Pro-, Z. Mylss' plut'
ality,4O.
School Commissioner, for full term o.
six yOars-G. G. Hannah, DEM, Sal,
Fred Lindomann, Rep, 252. Hannan'E
majority, 50. For four years-John
Wsterhouse, il, Dem, 800. DR.. I. o. Ed
wards, Rep, 800. Warehouses; majority
43. For two yeara-O. L. Davis, Dom.
2O9. J. B. Reed, Rep, SOS. Reeds ma
jority 10.
Justice OF the Peacs-Adam Blum
Dem, PIG; P. Riley, Dem, 205i William
Rogorg. Dem., $50. Riley and Blum
elected.
Oonstable-Martin Kraft, Rep, 2O3
William Lauchlin, DEM, 2S2. (Bott
elCctel,)
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Some cay man must have feeling 10
become converted some Of the best con.
yerions ever knew Of, were men that
had no feeling, because man Bheds
loAfO Il 10 no bign that no ID near the
What we want IL tof tho people To know
Jesus Christ, You don't want people 10
DO looking for your expeflsncs-they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-03

County missioner-Joseph speidel,
Rep, 5l2; James F. Carroll, Dem., S0S'
spaidels majority l2O.
School Commissioners. /. Jepson,
Rep, 4Gi A. +. Stilel, Dem, $780, Jepson'a
majority "A.
Justice Of the Pesce-George MatheHon,
Dem, 4OS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-03
wEDsTER DISTRICT.

County Commissioner-Frank Gruse,
DEM, TSG; Il. I. Mayors, 4iO. Gruso'G ma
jority PSI,
School Commissioner-John g. Miller,
Dem, $50; A. q. F. Ebeling, Rap, GiG.
Ebeling's msjority SO.