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Tie Verdict Unanimous,

W. D. Suit, druggist, Blppus, Ind, tes.
aesi VI can recommend Electric Bltteta %
the very beat remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief In every case. One man
took elk bottles, and was cured Of fhuma.
tlsm Of ton yeafa' standing Abraham
Hare, druggist, Hellvllle, Ohio, afirmSl
1.-THE best selling medicine | have ever
handled 10 my twenty years experience
10 Electric BltiefB." Thousands Of oLhefa
have added their testimony, 90 that the
verdict 10 Unanimous that Electric BlttetB
do cure oil diseases Of the liver, kidneys
Of blood. Only q hall dollar q bottle, ~
Logan 4 Cos drug store.
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BY "a advertisement in another column
MeSsrs. A. s. Hatch 4 Go. request The
holders Of chesapeake 4 Ohio currency
bonds and bonds Of series "B" to COM
municato with them. MI. A.. s. HGlrh,
the senior member OF the firm, has been
closely identified with the interests oil the
heljerS Of chesapeake K Ohio SeCnFetI,e9,
Tor many years, and has made o careful
study Of the conditions affecting these ID
tere6tB. His representations aud recon-
mendations 10 The bondholderafe there
fore entitled to the favorable considers
ton Of those iAterested.-ldH Sra Da'y
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Excursion TO Chicago,

The annual cheap rate excursion to
Chicago Is announced by the Pennsyl.
vania lines west OF Pittsburgh for Mon
day, November s. Tickets good returning
until Thursday, November Is, inClusve,
The Fat Stock Show aud humorous other
attractions will be In Chicago during this
time. For full information apply to the
nearest passenger or ticket RRent Of the
Pennsylvania Company, Pittaburgh, Gin.
Cinnatl 4 81. Louis Railway Company, or
Chicago, st, Louis ( Pittsburgh Railroad
Coippatiy,
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a sIck lYpmAn,l l,tomenade.

Mrs. Bell, wife Of ofllcsr Jim Bell, Of
The city police force, has been seriously
sick for several weeks. Last night while
deliflous from the effects Of an overdose
Of medicine, she escaped from the house
and ran up atteet, CAuBing considerable
excitement by her actlonB, Her husband
was quickly informed, but got her back
home With difficulty.
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A few days ago It was suggested by sew.
Oral persons interested In tho Chautauqua
movement, that a circle could be organ
lied south OF the creek. Since that time
the subject has Been examined and talked
up to such an extent 90 to Justify the DO.
lief that a very large circle can bs started
within week. To this end a preliminary
meeting has been called at the home Of
Miss Martha =. Harper, No. 1890 Chap.
line street. this evening at 8 o'clock, at
which all persons interested are cordially
invited 10 be present.
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A telegram was received on Saturday
BY Michael Ftolsmutb, 10 The effect that
bic carrier pigeons, taken to Wichita,
Kansas, by John A, zornO, had been 70.
les9ed there At thifty.iout minutes after
eight O'Clock, standard time, Saturday
morning, They are due here early to-day,
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DEATH TO THE DOGS,
Captain Smith Executes Mad Dog Dogs
Killed since April,

kllled since APru'
Since the aIst Of April the members Of
the city police force have killed lOl dogs.
ofthsse 81 were executed in April, IS in
May, II in June, 7 in July, II in August,
0 in September, and 8 In October. Thirty
three were killed on complaint Of their
having bitten people, generally children.
0fthe rest all but one were doomed on
account Of the failure of'their owners TO
pay the tax on them, or because they
wore no collars as the ordinance pre-
Hcribea, The one exception was dog
had developed every sign Of hydrophobla
It was Scotch terrier belonging 10 fam
lily on 0hspline street, South Side, who
asked the Captain to have 1t killed before
1t had bitten somebody. The Captain
found the dog .frothing freely at the
mouth, and dispatched him at once,
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Great excitement has been CAUSED 10
the Vicinity Of Paris, T,exag, BY ne re-
mArkRblo recovery Of Mr.. j. Il. CoHey,
who was 20 helpless that he could not
turn 10 bed, or raise his llesd. Every
body said that he was dying o. conSiLnp.
lion. A trial bottle Of Dr. Kings Negw
Discovery was sent him. Finding IeIIs.
he bought q large bottle and q box Oh r. In
Kings New Lille Pills. By the VINE ~
had taken two boxes Of pills and WY
boxes Of The Discovery, he was vel I sh1
gained 10 apsh thlfty.Blx pounds d I
bottles Of this Great Discovery lof Ooh'
sumption free al Logan 4 Co.'s.
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X. Of p, 0rnpd i,odre Nieotlnr.

The following grand lodge officers and
representatives leave this evening on the
Baltimore 4 obio road, to attend q meet.
Ing Of the Grand Lodge at Martinsburg,
commencing tomorrow. Supreme Rep.
reeentaiive 3, STANLEY, No. 81, 2. g. O.;
y. D. Bennett, No. 49, g. V. O.; L. +.
Post. No. q; Representatives, VIM. Frank,
No. o. Il. U. Thompson, No. IL l.. Ere.
bold, No. 1Di B, w. Connolly, No. 81;
william Brown, No, 24i +, H. Smith, No.
20. A large number Of Past ChanCellorB
will also attend.
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Mr.. A. Fueger, COG Walnut street, S.
Louis, Mo-, suffered for two years with
lumbago, and was confined to bis bed io!s
several months. He was entirely cured
by the use Of 81. Jacobs Oil, which he
says is alOo the best cure for spfainS and
all other pains.
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A Reception to wardo at tho Park,
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Warde was
rendered an informal reception at the
Park by members Of the local lodges Of
knights Of PYthias. Captain Dovener
escorted Mr.. Warde, Mr.. Herman and Mr..
Brewer, Of his company, 10 the Pork In Q
carriage, whore they were met by o small
crowd Of Knights. After a brief time
spent In social chat, tables were spread
In the pavilion and refreshments served.
Mr.. Warde'5 health was proposed by Capt.
Dovener 10 o neat but brief speech, and
Mr.. Warde responded very happily, and
after his speech recAed 1.-THE stowaYay,"
winning az hearty applause as he did Of
the Opera House the night before. Mr..
Hefman was then toasted also, and like.
wise responded with neat speech. The
meeting was very pleasant, several promi.
nent gentlemen being present ~ addition
to the knights. Among these were
MeSUrg. A. Reymann and John g. Hof.
man, Hf.
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"Ycur agency obtains lower rates from
us than any other advertiser, for the good
reasons that you send ia more bubinets
and alwAys. pay promptly" wfiteH an
Iowa Publisher TO Geo. T. Howell 4 Co. o
Newspaper AdvsttlSing Bureau, 10 Spruce
street, New York.
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fEEr1RINe ron MooDY's, WORK.
Union Meetings to DO Held ut Intervals till
Ills Arrival.

His Arrival.
The Executive Committee Of which
Rev. W. II. Cooke Is Chairman and Mr.,
J. @. Lynch Secretary, has arranged for q
series Of union religious services by way Of
preparation for the coming evangelIstic Ia.
bors OF Rev. D. L. Moody in this city. Two
OF these meeting will be held THO week, the
first OF the Fourth street NJ. I. Church
on Tuesday evening at half past reven
o'clock. The leader will be DR.. D. A.
Cunningham and the topic to be consider.
ed is, Looking to God as oil our strength
and hope" tZech. 4:B; l Cor. 3:6).
The second meeting will bs held
Thursday evening In the Second Presby.
terrain Church and Rev. Mr.. Dornblaser
will lead. The topic will be, "The pres.
enCe OF the spirit To take of the things Of
Christ and show them unto u.s." John
1914.
1t Is expected the services will be large
and unusnally interesting. All the min.
listers will aid In them and everybody Ia
invited to attend.
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nR1cnz11Eun AND "DAMoN."
Mr.. warde closes His Brilliant Engage.
mont at the Opera House.

Mr.. warde Closes His brilliant Engages
mont ut the Opera House.
Mr., Frederick WGrde had a good audi
snce at the Opera House matinee on
Saturday, upon which occasion "Riche'
lieu" was produced with Mr.. Warde's
flne company. Mr.. Warde was seen here
as Richelieu fyears ago, but in this role as
in Others he shows marked improvement.
The first thing to be said Of his Richelietl
Ia that It ia not the RiChelieu OF anybody
else; It Ia his own. He develop, to the
highest point the craft oil the old candl.
nal, his love for Julie, bis courage, his am.
biuon. It 10 q performance to satisfy the
most exacting,
Al night the beautiful play oil damon
aud Pythias' was presented before q large
house. Couer do Lion Division No. /,
Knights OF Pythias, turned out In force
and made handsome appearance. Mr..
Wsrtle was at his best, and his Damon
will long be remembered for Its power.
The great actor threw his soul intothe
part and filled 1t with reality. In every
scene he had the audience. In D1-
mons parting from his wife and child Mr..
Warde was simply superb. Part Of his
audience applauded the artist, part dumb.
" shared the grief Of the husband and
father. The scaGold scene crowned the
great triumph OF the night.
Attn end Of the fourth act Captain
Doyener appeared on the stage, and as
Mr.. Warde was recalled, presented him q
shield OF flowers on behalf Of the knights
OF Pythias. Mr.. Warde responded In very
graceful terinS. When the curtain fell on
the last act the house broke out In
cheers.
taken to the Park by the Knights Of
Pythias and handsomely entertained.
When he returns next season seats are
not likely to 90 begging. He leaves the
best impression. The people Of Wheeling
have learned To value him W he merits.
Those who take an interest In his career
will be glad to know that his season thus
far has been very profitable. EARLY In
November he appears 10 the Academy Of
Music in Philadelphia, the largest and
finest playhou1e In that city. From there
he goes to New York.
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The following shows tie range Of the
therlno meler IS observed at sChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday
IA, NJ, 45oi l9 ". 53'i SP, NJ, 5S'; ", NJ
47o. Sunday; IA. NJ, 6B'i II Nj B6'i
3P.M, 70o; 7P, NJ, W,
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches on the instRllMelt plan
whereby you can secure y watch AZ once
On easy payments, tall aud Investigate
JACOB W, GRuBB, JeHeler,
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Mrs. F. W. Iugham, 479 West NlSliiOn
street, Chicago, Ill, recommends, Red
Star Cough Cure, a few doses Of which SlLy1e
her entire relief from violent cold
Price % cents.
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FALL and Winter Stock just received.
A tull line OF Suitlngs, Overc0atlngs
aud PantalCOnings, Also q full lne o.
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
'"'''Os' g. HESS 4 SONS.
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An intelligent person, when hurt, will
at once procure bottle Of Salvation OIL.
II 10 tho best thing 10 cure swelllrgs,
butns or wounds. All druggists sell II at
twenty-five cents a bottle.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. Isl An
For Western Pennsylvania, West Viz
lnia, local rains followed by fair weather
variable Winds, slightly cooler
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Tiii.Durrh and llolurn Via II. 4 o.

"Wednesday, October 90 the B. 4 o..
will sell low rate excursion tickets 10
Plttsburgh 10 parties desiring 10 attend
tho demonstration In honor Of James @.
Blaine. Tickets good 10 return October
q inclusive,
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DR.. Ball. Cough Syrup Ia purely ycgfi
etAble compound, innocent IN nature ~
wonderful In effect. For children 70
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cough, eLc,, ID a lew hours, PilCs "
Centa,
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The Madison Square comedy Company.

The Madison suuarO Comedy Company.
The Madison Square Comedy Company
will appear at the Grand Opera House
three nighta and Saturday matinee, com.
mencins Thursday evening, October 81,
In speaking Of one OF their plays, o Gin
cinnati paper says that the PLANTERS
Wife" has been produced in Cincinnati
before, but 1t can be played again and
again, and each time to good business.
It's continued popularity Ia the highest
compliment 10 its real merit. The amnse-
mentioning public feels towards "Tho
Planters Wife, as It does to any other
worthy drama-the oltener the better.
The play Is one OF thatsturdy and strongly
conceived kind that will always hold its
old admirers and at each performance
gain new ones. It Is not written for the
star, but, on the contrary, its entire con.
Ceptlon and working out shows that the
author had In his minds eye moral both
lpudable and eleVating, Every part Is q
star role, and the ACTOR who acts the best
10 the one who 10 the real star.
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Miss Kate Beusberg aud the company
which supports her in English opera, &C.
compsnled by Mr., Beusberg, her father
and busldoss representative, arrived in
the city last evening. The company con-
ajsts Of Miss Bensberg, the prima donna,
who is credited by competent critics with
one Of the purest and finest soprano
voices ever heard in this country Miss
Pauline Montegriao, ooutralto; Mr.. Ross
David, tenor, end Mr.. Frank Walker,
basso. all Of theSe, including Miss
Bensberg, are Americana by birth. The
performances are under tho musical d.
reCtion Of signor R9muHldo saplo. The
Company will appear at the Opera House
this evening, rendering Bales charming
little one,sCt opera, rThe Sleeping
Quoen,G and the beat parts OF Gounod's
Faust and Marguerite" They sang Sat.
urday night ut Columbus. Yesterdays
IimeI Of that city sayRi
"The audience at the Metropolitan last
night was ono OF tho largest and most
fashionable this soason. Miss Bsnsberg,
one Of Americas iayorlte sonVtresses, ap:
peared in Balie's "sleeplng Queen, " and
two acts OF Gounod'a Faust aud Marguer.
ite." Her reception amounted almost to
On ovation. The support WAS good"
A gentleman who heard her there says
this does not do her justice; that she is
the greatest vocalist in tho country, and
thisriD the finest performance he ever
heard.
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Millions know that st. Jacobs OIL Is the
most ast0nishing pain cure on earth.
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a new, original, elegant and infilllble
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80 /; hyo for 81; OF, postage free, OF Potter Drug
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No trouble to swallow DR.. plerce's
Pellets. mth&w
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. L.. s. Good 4 %, soil dry goods the
cheapest.
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Soothing, safe, sure. No poisons In Red
Star Cough Cure. Price twenty-five
cents.
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GsntA Fine and MOdlum grades Of
Shoes In all the leading lIylgs, o.
L, v, BLoNp'B,
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DOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

Tho following Lots on Wheeling Island belong
ng to tho estate Of tho late Vim. Mccoy, VII;
Lots No, 60, 81 aud u on broadway.
Lots No, SO and 50 on York street.
Lots No. %, 100 and l0l on Virginia giICOt,
Lots No. l04 100, 10 and Ill on Huron sItCet,
Lots No, l2S, 100 and 1879 on Wabash street
Lot No, IA on Water street.
Ru20 W. v. HOGE ( BRO, 1900 Markets
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Meeting.

There will bs meeting Of the officers
and managers Of the Woman's Exchange
at the Y. NJ. @. A. rooms this (Mondayl
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
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Kew UoOllN iIecslvsd.

New Goods Received,
We are receiving daily large invoices OF
Shoes 81 the leading makers In all siSsa
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cToOKs FOR SALE.

% Shares Standard Iron Works
Is Shares BsllAlrC Nail MIL.
SO Shares Junction Nail NH.
IS Shares Peabody Insurance COMPANY
hhRres franklin insurance COMPANY,
ShATeA Exchange Bank,
Shares Top Mill.
!. IRWIN, Stock BrokeL
selb No. n Twelfth Street,
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Ills fee from poison, % II contains no
oplAleb, Red Star Cough Cure. % oenIg
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Gov Salr,
EoR SALE.

FoR SALE.
Valuable Real htatO on NJ 4, corner Twenty.
fourth aud Market Strcetl, in the city OF wAeeuS.
". Va. Lot l22 feet by 90 feet; now OOcurItd b.
g.. J. N!lirltz n wagon and blacksmith lhop
". v. H0GR 4 BRO,
IVA 1900 Market slnCt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-16
success at Home and Abroad.


The firm of s. Brown 4 Co., No. 2l3
South Spring street, have been meeting
with good success in introducing in the
towns and cities in the northern portion
of this State, their wonderful hair re-
producer and tonic known as the Cali
fornia Golden Age. Mr.. Brown made a
trip, visiting all towns along the Coast
to San Francisco and met with great
success. Many prominent gentlemen
giving the article trial pronounce it o
good article and believe that in short
time it will take the lead in hair
preparations. In several cases hair was
made to appear in the short space of ten
days upon bald heads, and in some OF
these cases the gentlemen were men Of
prominence This firm Is shipping
their tonic in large and small quantities
to all parts Of the State. California ia
turning out many new and wonderful
articles, and Los Angeles is doing her
share, as the California Golden Age has
had its birth and growth in this city and
its sale has been very large, it giving
satisfaction in every case and Is recon-
mended by many leading and prominent
citizens as being good hair tonic aud
hair reproducer. The firm of s. Brown
& Co. warrant their preparations to be
free from all oils or poisons. Send them
your order, il its only for one bottle.
Give it trial; it costs but ons dollar q
bottle. or six for five dollars, and it Is
cheap at that price to any one that loves
beautiful hair and scalp free from
dandrutf. Their office and factory is
2la South Spring street, Los Angeles,
s. Brown & Co.. proprietors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-16
Pacific Coast Gable Roads.

San francisco and Los Angeles are
the only cities on the coast that can
boat Of cable roads. The City of Oak.
land is waking up to the importance Of
a cable road syztem, and has lately
granted a franchise toMr. j NJ. Thomp-
son. the contractor and builder Of both
cable roads In this city, and Hon. w.
w. Cameron. Their franchise calls for
a road from the intersection Of Seventh
aud Franklin streets in Oakland to the
citv limits, and thence TO Piedmont,
This road will be double track. put up
in the most substantial manner. The
single track roads on Second and Temple
streets in this city are the only single
track roads in America. Mr.. Thomp-
son, who is recognized as one OF the
best cable road men in America. Is IN
the city on hurried visit to provide for
the rapid completion Of the Temple.
street road, and note the progress OF
the several projected roads which will
undoubtedly be constructed in this city
within the next twelve months.
cable road from the terminus Of the Sec
ond- street road to and through Boyle
| Heights either by the First-street rout.
or some other within the next twelve
months is almost a certainty, and il Il
believed several other Fosds IN embryo
will materialize within the same time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-16
THE UOuKrS.
Superior oour.-ohsnss. J.

4 ouNGAA0A
MONDAY, February 18th.
Estate Of Moore-Continued until
March 18th.
Estate of sheeis-Continued until
March 18th.
Estate of Maxwell--Continue until
March 18th.
Estate of C. H. Coover-Continued
until March 10th.
E,tate of j. NJ. Clark-Continued IN
til March 10th.
Estate of Hendy-Stricken from
calendar to be replaced on motion.
Estate Of Merrill-Same order.
Estate OF Penelon-F. Gouche APP
| pointed administrator.
Estate OF Mcdonald minors Petition
submitted.
Estate OF Hutchinson-Sale of real
and personal property heard and APP
proved.
Estate Of Fluhr- Continued until
February 23rd.
Estate OF Garboline--GuardiGn APP
pointed; bond $500.
Estate Of Hersam-Continued until
February 10th.
Estate of Briswalter-Time Of settle
ment Of estate continued until February
23rd.
E,tate of Charruau-Bond fixed at
$500.
Estate of Observation-Disclosures
discharged.
Estate of Birch-Second annual ae-
count heard and approved.
Estate OF H. B. Thomas-Return OF
sale Of personal property heard and APP
proved.
Mary A. Taylcr-Made free trader.
Estate Of Huckins-Final account
heard and approved.
Estate Of Ott-Application to sell
personal property Granted.
Estate of Goodwin--Will admitted to
probate.
Estate of q. Cobb--w. w. Cobb ap-
pointed administrator; bond S25, 600.
People VS.. lowering Continued until
March 9th.
Goldbaum VS.. His Creditors-P Passed
to be taken up on motion.
SET FOR TUESDAY.
People vs.. All Jim.
Estate of Hersam.
Estats of P. Banning.
Peopfev VS.. Pedro Llanos-Sentence
The minor Courts.
JUSTICE AUSTIN.
People VS.. VIM. Manning Misde.
meanor; fined 81.
People VS.. john White-Petit larceny;
set for February 18th.
People vs.. Charles White-Grand lar
ceny; defendant discharged.
SET FOR TUESDAY.
People VS.. Ka Foo.
People vs.. All Yong.
JUSTICE RANNEY.
People W. Horace Bell-Libel; de-
murrer overruled; cause continued to
February 10th.
James II. Kalle VS.. George u. Ford
Default Of defendant set aside and de-
murrer filed.
Dunningan VS.. VIM. Armstrong ct al.
Judgment for the plaintiff for $40.
SET FOR TUESDAY.
People va. Jerry Comosa.
People vs.. VIM. Cochran.
People Va. Horace Bell.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-16


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