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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-29
beacon Hill Linen,
is the Finest paper made.
j. u. WILSON,
bookseller 4 S~tatlOner,
1DOS Market St.
DHEVlrIEs.

Skaters OF Minor Moment In aud About
thS CITY.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes.
terday.
TIE GnAND to.nipht-C Shepherd
Dramatic Company.
TnR LABslie Glass Company lost lno
horse last night by disease.
THRRE were three Cases before the pc.
lIco court yesterday morning.
WiNTRY weather 10 clearing the streets
Of loAiets, a. the police never could do II,
GENERAi Corr will speak at Benwood
evening, lie always receives a royal
welcome there.
A "PuNcn Ann juDY" snap advertising
worm medicine annoyed residents about
Tho corner Of Market and Fourteenth
streets last night for tho second tim
eople living or doing business near ID
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AdrIcs 10 O%S1lpmnllres.

On the appearance Of the frst pymp.
toms, "a general debility, loss Of appetite,
pallor, chilly BensAtlonS, followed by
"nlghtaweats and cough, prompt meaBurea
Of relief should be taken. Consumption
10 scroiuloua disease Of The lungsj there.
fore ute the great Antitcroi1lou6 or blood.
purifier and blIength.reStorer, pr, Plerce's
Golden Medical D%lTUoVeFy," Superior
10 cod liver oil % 4 nutrltlvs, and BnHuE.
passed % q peCtoral, For weak lungs,
splitting Of blood, and kindred affections,
Il has no equal. Sold by druggists. For
DIT. Pierce6 treatise on consumption, send
10 cents Ia stamps. Worlds plspenBafy
Medical Association, 60S Main Street, Rut.
ialo, N, Y. tn th 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-29

Ladies' ore requested to coll aud examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma
chine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox & Gibbs
Automatic machine, will find the White
to be superior in every respect. An ex'
animation IL respectfully solicited. It
can he seen at the Balesroom Of
EDWARD L. RosE 4 Co.,
Z No, 5h Twelfth ~.
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The verdict pnun,muus.

w. D. Suit, druggist, Bippas. Ind 'es.
6es: VI can recommend u CtriC Biittrs o.
the very best REMEDY Every bottle sold
has given relief in eycIy case One man
took siE bottles and vss rAfcd Of lhuno
Hare, druggist, Bsllvllle, OHIO, s0irm /:
''The best selling medtci line | have tver
handled In my twenty ytara' tXpatienut
Ia Electric Btt'ere." ThbusBnds Ut Others
have added their TESTIMONY, 80 that TIT
verdict is unanimous that I'll CLric Bitter
do cure all diseases o. the liver, kidheys
or blood. Only a hall dollar . bottle, AZ
Logan d Cos drug aioJe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-29

The annual cheap rate excursion ia
Chicago Is announced by the PsnDsyl-
vanis lines west Of Pittsburgh for Mon.
day, November 8. Tickets good returning
until Thursday, November IS, inclusive.
The Fat Stock Show and numerous other
attractions will be in Chicago during this
time. For full information apply to the
nearest passenger or ticket ageHt Of the
Pennsylvania Company, Pittsburgh, Gin
& 81. Louis Railway Company, OF
Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburgh RAilroad
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Chicago and Return 5000, by tho Pan
Handle Route.

Monday, November s., tho p, Q, & st.
L, Ry, 90. will sell excursion tickets to
Chicago at rate Of 5000. Tickets. good
returning until November IS, Train leaves
Wheeling at 1:l0 ., M, city time, srriv'
ing in Chicago at $50 the following morn
ing, oct 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-29

The INTRODUCTION OF natural gns makes
waste paper baskets indispensable about
the house las you CRn not throw your
ecrap into the Hrs) Realizing this have
put In a large atoCk and at cheap prices.
| have all the staple sizes and kind, with
q number Of novelties. The birch bark
is unusually pretty. l hSvc also
some very handsome ACreons for dpcorat.
Ing. Gall and See them before The assert.
ment Ia broken. j. B. WILSON,
bookseller & S~tattoner,
1903 Market 1T.
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Ghe G1rtdliQetner
Offices Nos. 70 aud ~ Fourteenth Street,

New AdVOItisem0ntA. -
For Rent ONCE.
Wanted Girl
Upright Plano BoxCs-F. W. banner.
To Law Abiding VOtGrs-Win. Il. Davis.
y. Gundling q Co.-tlOthlng- Fourth page.
: Masonic Funeral Notice Fourth page.
Usher COmmittee-Fourlh page.
Wanted Fifteen Girls -FOIrIh page.
Grand Opera House. Tit Gamblers Wife
Fourth pHRe,
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FALL and Winter stock Just received.
A tnll line Of ~suitings, O%yerCUatlngs
aud lnntalOOHingS. AlsO o full llue Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suillugs q Specially.
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MANY Of the good things Of this lie are
sorToVtAlly lot clone on aCCqtnt Of dys.
Ackefg Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyeRepsiai indigestion and conStlpa.
ton sold on Q positive guarantee Of %
and ~ cent?, by Logan 4 Co.. and CHARLES
MenkSmOlloE,
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lNDIcATIoNs.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct 20.-1A IL
For Western Pennsylvania and West Wiz
ginis, rains, variable winds, generally
~Southerly, slightly warmer.
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FULL OF FALSEHOOD.
AoAMrAIeN cANARp sQuELcnlD.
Capt. B. u, Doysnsr's Manly Response to =
Publication which Puts Him Ina False
Po,ltOn-AnOthsr Writers Views
on the Same Subject.

TO ne Editor Of ne IRttlGaleE,
sR:-I have this day forwarded the
Re0iar a letter for publication Of which
the following is a copy. Win you please
publish II and obllgs,
Yours respectfully,
b. B, DoyRNRR,
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Mr., William ]. Mccullough, one of the
well.known and prosperous farmers OF the
Short Creek region, is Justly proud OF q
wheat crop he has gathered. Over ten
acres and seventeen roods Of land he
sowed one gallon less then ten bushels Of
seed. His crop amounted to S59 bushels
Of as fine wheat as was ever. raised, Mr.,
Mccullough Ia OF the opinion that few
farms about here yielded a better crop
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WE have introduced q new system OF
selling Watches on the lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure a watch at once
Oh eaSy payments. tall aud Investigate,
JACOB W. GRUBB, JeWelOr,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market SIS.
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Just o~pened-27 cases of Gents Fine
Shoes, hand and machine made, which
we offer at bargain prices. 1. V. BLOND,
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Thermo,netcr Kecord.

Tho following elbows the range Of the
thermometer % observed at sChnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Wednesday:
A. NJ, 42' u NJ, 6O'i p. NJ, 60'i 7r. NJ,
k4o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-29

Monday, November 8, 1886, the B. 4 O.
will sell low ratio excursion tickets to Chi
cago, good len days. For full information
call at depot ticket Office.
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L. s. Good & 90. sell dry goods the
heapeat,
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va. nnn,is ilnn.lraA.

We are receiving daily large invoices Of
shoeS Of tho leading tnAkset9 10 all slasS
and widths. L. VI BLOND.
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Dr.. Hennig's Cough sSrup vii not only
cure Whoeping Dough ana Group, hut ~
originating from colls. m,S&t
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Headquarters for shoes OF every descrip.
ton, at BLoND's.
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DR.. Hennis's Cough Syrup will not ouly
,ure Whooptug Cough and Group, but all
originating from colds u,S4l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-29

Gents' Fine and Medium grades Of
Shoes in nil the leading styles, at
Z. v, BLoND's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-29

Professor Beckyith, tho finest skater
that ever appeared In Wheeling, will DO
AZ the Alhambfa Saturday night
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Low Rate Excursion to Chicago Via ID. s
O, II, Il,
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2;sr Ha1e.

Eoh SALE.
Valuable Roll Estate Oh N. X. corner Twenty.
'odrtl and Marss. street,, In the city Of Wheeling,
". Va. Lot IN feet BY 90 feet; now occupied By
!. J. ELlttriis Nss wagon and blacksmith shop.
w. v. HoGE a BRO;
Uli 1900 Market Street.
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A NoUNoENEN

BeokWith, champion ieapet, will jump
over eighteen chairs Al the Alhambfa
Rink, Saturday night
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EoR sAIE 40 CLOSE AN ESTATE.

The following Lob OH Wheeling lalaud belons
Ing 70 the estate OF the late Wm. Mccoy, Wis;
Lots No. Go 81 and 7lnn Broadway,
LOt1 No, 30 aud 80 on York street
LotS no. %, 10y and l0l on Virginia sheet,
LOS No. l0i, 100, ITO and Ill on Huron ktfeet,
Lots No. l2B, 10 aud l89 on Wabash stteet.
Lot No. Ia on Water street,
au20 Wv. H0GRG BRO. 1900 Marlets 81
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nose Before the second bottle of Ely's
Cream Balm was exhausted ] was cured,
and to-day enjoy sound bealh.-C. i.
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of all the best cough remedies, without
the defects of any of them. 1t cures
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dlarrhoea, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces inflammation. and
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by His Housekeeper - Story of the
Scandal.
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physicians of Paris. New York and London and
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Heat Intensified by CeliuIoid
Bustle.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-15
MN ntIW HNISIWs.
Ihr Accused NpHrhc- SuIi ~ Ihcir
DrNitt~h Deeds.

TOMBSTONE. Arizona. June lt
Two n.'u were killed 10y ApAchcs on
"Wednesday ON the san Pedro. in ou.
nora. uYr miles below the lime
Advicc- from Dcming announce
the mding OF the body oiA man on
the Florida mountains. who hui been
drad som, time and the features m-
recognizable. I'm the pockets were
letters addressed to thNrlcr !.
WiSucr
All the laqui rhlois and -uh-chicl-
who have surrendered to the sonora
Government to date, number sixteen.
lo.nl papers here advise the pco
pie to- march ON the reservation, clean
II out, amt spare neither man, WOmAn
nor child Whilc this Is not the gen
cra sentiment OF the people OF that
section. they express somewhat SINH
lur yicws.
General Miles VIII not hesitate To
employ Hstruug force ut~uuotH l'imH-
MOSTLY natives of the ~icrcR Madr"
district, aud iu that event thc speedy
determination ot the hustilcs viii be
inevitable tor the Sierra Mudrc ~
mas ARE infinitely more cunning aud
courageous than the. Apache, aud
better Vrr-cd ia Wood.,rau. They
can run faster and further. live Oh
less aud MI are iue markrmcu aud
born strategists.
It is reported that Mts. George
sheppard. whose husband was Killed
by Apachc- before talchcra-, has
since died from Rriri aud from lhr
elects of the shock aud exposure
she underwent during her night ul
capture. Her first husband, IL ~rutcl
Canadian, WASH companion of ter
unimu'- younger days. and after l,er
onimu asccrtaincd who she was hc
gave her his scrapc to put around hcl
shoulders. tor the night was cold
aud -Aid II | had known that man
belonged to YOU would not hHv,
killed him (ou Gun GO. but vii
continue un klll whites until my VIII,
and childrcu ARE returned from lh,
iHr-otl country To- which the whites
sent them.
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n,Iro>'s Srws nuDo,r.


HunRw RS..A Juvenile M"dd ing..fri
mHri-s snd County t"u,enit"u
Special To the Examiner
BEIroN, TEX, June "a The ia
nous land suit of +. II. Ayrc- " \ y.
Harris was taken up by the district
court this morning 1t will occupy
several DAYS.
A RUNAWAY carriage caused quite
u lot ot e,citment yesterday morn
ing Is every one WAS going To church.
II started ut the head of Main street
with one man on the inside and two
drivers. The passenger MIR Ru-"
jumped out with out injury at the
start, and after riding several blocks
both drivers Jumped oil leaving the
carriage aud team To it, fate. II
continued down the street, through
the square, aud finally ran into "a
wagon yard, doing considerable
damage.
quite u youthful couple took upon
themselves the holy bonds Of Wcdluck
yesterday evening, the parties were
X. +. sanders ami Miss Emma Sulli-
van, aged ~ and L. cspcctiyclN. I hc
boys gave them chiNHrri with tin
cans last night.
At the meeting OF the democratic
executive committee, held At the
county court room, the primaries
were called for the l1th OF July and
the county convention on the 2Oth OF
July.
The Belton bar held meeting at
the court.housc saturday morning
aud iudorsed Captain Walter Ackcr
Of lampAsa- tor attorney general
Judge l. {. Cleveland, of calves.
ton, aud Captain |. W Goodrich, ol
Marlin, are here attending district
court
Thrre carloads OF wool were
shipped from here yesterday over
the Missouri Pacific.
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IoIIS iNSriINr.
Hrn, nrin'~ 'rnSN nnd D"p"S"d hing
Commits Sui"id" bN Drowning.

MrSlDn, June IA King Ludwig.
recently dcposrd from the throne,
committed suicide nj d O'Clock NcStcr-
duN evening lie Ind gone uut Tor
"A promenade IN the park of the Berg
CASTLE accompanied By Dr GOddcn,
his physician. The king suddenly
threw him-cltintO Ntcrnbcre lake and
was drowned. Tho phN -iclan Jumped
into the water to rescue the King and
was also drowned. Tho dcccn-cd
King Ludwig was thirly--tN year. Of
age, and for ten wears has been re-.
gHrdrd II, crall. lie contracted
debts, for the most wildlN iuuuHh
purposes, 80 tar beyond his ability to
pay that hc Wa huuhruuting lirnyn-
rim. DespHiriug oi his rciOrmuliun,
the deposition was determined ON
and took place Inst l'rldny, tlr King
being sent TO the Berg castle, ON the
~lcrnbcrg hike. OF the dead mon
nrch'- IrcaksN London cahlc -nys:
The attcmpt to throw ~ veil of roe
nance over the crHy uutlr' of King
Ludwig, Of lirayHris is regarded a-
Amusing boy thusr who hHNo known
of his mad hruihlltic7 tor the ph-t ten
years. lie was no devoted student
Of art with his mind iuiiS overlhrown
by tho excess OF hiS devotion. He
was supply muu of commonplace
mind, whose God was hm7ciL II
WIS merely the case Of man who,
IN addition to his absolute nogotlsm,
hnd wealth aud power enough To- car.
ry out every selfish fancy of hir mind
The papers arc tull OF s'orics OF his
rascaIly cAploits, but tnc papers are
all under the pressure OF the momr-
chios in which thcy arc published and
the hldrou7 selfish character OF the
incidents Is CLOSED over,
The medical commission which
examined the late hIng Ludwig re-
ports that he Ind ordered the mem
! Ocrs OF the ministerial dcputHtlOu,
headed by Count llol-trOn, who call
rp upon him 10 procure his consent
to regency, to bo lloggcd until they
hlcd aud then have their eyes TX
tracled. Brlors his death the beliel
was spreading among the common
people o! naNA'm @ H. ln"' lhe ENG
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wAsmi>DIo> wim,Ir>"s.
What wHs said, D"u" and Proposed
ut ,h" capital Yesterday.


WAeulNUuuN, -. G., Jmr II Five
u,mncte ut tlu -,suni corp 4tRtinued
n Fort Myers, Va, LETT There ~HluI
day tor Fort Bowie, Arlf tor duty
uudrr tru. Mules Iu Operations against
the hostile Indians.
A. agreed upon IN committee. the
rundry evil APPROPRIATION hill up-
pruprptr- > .uiI~". The estimates
uggrrEucd tasa'tOUU The npprO-
prnliun FOR thr present wear wa.
itlu'3,h.t Ihi- bin shows u larger
reduction ~ compared with c-timhtc-
than ANY other reported thl- session
irum the approximation committees
II viii br reported To- the house IA n
day or two,
The presidents reception this after
noon wHs attended boy about luU per
sons, inrluuiu" mn old couple. man
nud wife, who said the, hnd walked
from Missouri. 10 shukc hands with
the president
The prr-lucnt to-day nominated "
l.. j. l'ryau to hr po,t-mn-tcr al
san Francisco.
All the ladies in the families oI
the members Of the cabinet hnV,
N''N INV llNl Nb hHNtHi VI fHt ItNts
had tor the prr-ldrn'- reception to-
morrow. II is expected thai NIL will
bee present excepting Mrs Manning
who is ut Hot opriug-,
Mr.. Morrison, IN Ru interview witl
u reporter ui thc Associated Press to
day, -uid hc would move to consider
the tArll bin on Ihur,dn,. lie sAi,
very raudidly That hc could not -prul
positively H- it's -ucros-, the com
mittcG On ways and mrurs were On
| tircly harmuuiou- md could huy,
brought in or called up the bill at nu.
| llmo since February but hc ha,
| deemed ID unsafe to do -o, kmuwiu!
that he could not -uorcd withou
New ork. Isc tacl TINT the bin wa
| favored by administration hud lc,
| him 10 expect nearly manlmOu
vote OF hi- lrionds in that state,
senator Dawes from the commit
tee on indian allair- rcpOrt,I favor
ably o.day n bin 10 grant right-oi
way through the Indian Territory I,
the Kansas city Fort Scott X Gull
railway company.
a lirHlilan prince and officers of thl
| BrHllllHn irigalc Bnrrossiu ARE eN
| pcctcd 10 arrive here 10 night. The,
win make their headquarters Ai thl
Arlington ana win he received b,
the prrsidcnt tomorrow morning a
n O'Clock
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-15

WAsmNGroN, June "a The fol-
loing 10 furnished the Associated
Press, with n request Tor itH publi-
cation
Executive Mansion, Washington,
-. {. Juuc 18th Notwithstnnding
tho announcement heretofore made
by tho president, res serving Monda,
IN each week for the transaction of
such public business as absolutely
requires freedom from interruption.
he nnds that through ignorance OF the
rules adopted, or from other causes,
the time he thus seeks to reserve is
to n great extent cngrOssed by those
whose calls are of ~ personal nature,
or by the presentation of business
which might easily bee postponed to
another day, At half pNst one every
Monday and at the same hour on
"Wednesday and Friday, OF each week
The president will meet all who desire
to pay their RESPECTS and he earnestly
requests TINT win the exception OF the
above specified hours, the remainder
Of Monday aud the afternoons OF the
other days ia the week may ba allow
ed hun by the public, not tor pleasure
but Tor tho performance of official
duty aud the transaction of public
business
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issued the following bulletin "Ihe
k.ug quietly submitted to the advice
ut the medical commission aud left
for Berry Castle. Yesterday evening
his majesty went out for walk ia the
park In company with Dr. Guddou,
aud AS their prolonged ab-euce caused
anxiety at Castle Park the shores of
the Lake of Berg were searched and
the bodies OF the King aud Dr Gud-
don were found in the water Both
showed slight signs of animation but
efforts To- restore them ollie were uu
svailug"
AT lO O'Clock this morning the gem
rral OF the nayAriNu army took the
oath OF allegiance to King Ludwig
brother, otto, who at once a.suuc-
the title of King under the name of
otto. lie is three Near- younger
than Ludwig. having been born April
2tth, lsis otto. however Willb,
rtuplN uomina. king "a, he mentally
incapable OF government and Irlucr
l.uithhold, his uncle, viii rcmAlu re-.
gent. The generals ot the army have
taken the oath ot lcgiauoc to Prince
Luithhold ~ rcgcutand the Bayariau
troops took oath, similar to those
sworn tu bN the generals.
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academy hall last night TO = large aud
appreclstiVe audience.
II. I. Hall, brother of our fellow
townsman Dr. W W. Hall. who has
been attending the Huntsville normal
school for some months. returned TO
day.
We noticed several wagon loads Of
wool on the streets saturday
slowly but surely the burned dis
trict being rebuilt.
Already the rattling sickle is heard
in the distance, aud soon our streets
will he crowded with grain ladeu
wagons
W. G.. OBriau, Esq, is profe'sion-
ally engaged iu the justices court At
Moody to-day.
The festive candidate smiles low
ingly upon the dear pcople, aud reit-
crates the Old. old promise to saci-
dee himself upon the altar ot his
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