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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-12
RIVER NEWS.

stage Of Tie Water and Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
The Princess and Telegram are doing a
fairly good business.
The Katie StoOkdale has been laid up in
safe quarters at Cincinnati.
1t Ia reported from Cincinnati that Cap.
tain Joe MCDonald's new tOw.hs1t, the
Beaver, will raise steam tomorrow. She
will in all probability come up the river
next week.
The Scotia, which has been laid up in
the Ice harbor at the mouth OF tho Big
kanawha, keeping out oil the way OF the
Ice Of the past elk weeks, Ia again breast.
Ing the waves Of the Ohio.
The New Martilsvilla Democrat says;
The Belle Prince Is In the mouth OF the
creek frozen up solid with two loaded
bargeB. Above, a short distance, are some
three or four barges heavily laden and
partly sunk. Now look out for a lively
racket when the creek breaks up.
1t speaks veil for our home steamboats,,
the Bachelor and 0'Neal, that they meyer
carry Sunday excursions. Capt: Whit.
ringer informs Us that 1t was the policy OF
Capt. Abner O'Neal In his lifetime never
10 run al excursion on Sunday uplesn 10 4
camp meeting, and his successors follow
biz rule, believing that II Is tight.-,Steu.
LenrjRe Gdi.he.
Captain Sid Miller, formerly ghaflmss,
tet al Cincinnati, aud for several years
past mate OF the United States beacon
light steamer Lily, has been compelled 10
resign his poslton, owing 10 poor health.
Jack Nelson has been appointed 10 Oil the
vacancy. II 10 reported that instead Of
making quarterly trips between plttsburgh
aud Cairo, the Lily will hereafter make
Bemlannual trips.
Tho good steamer Andes will, az will be
observed by an advertisement ia this issue,
lsave here tomorrow afternoon for Gin.
pinnstl The steamst will arrive to-day
Irolp NJ, Pleesapt, where she has been
laid up for several weeks past ont Of thp
way Of the Ice. As she will be the lrst
boat out Of here for Cincinnati and inter.
mediate polnte, there will probably be q
large amount Of freight for her, and ship.
PEGS Vhogld apply early for ROOM
Many olthe large e0Rl operators on the
MOnongahela river are contemplated
bnilding craft especially ior Ice breaking
s9nislhing With q tshafp, ,itoh.boUnd bow
to push ahead VI steamboats, through the
Ice, and 10 he always on hand Tor elleFgsn.
Giles, The immediate damage 10 steam.
boats iB breaking The Ice since the first Of
the year would foot VI many lhluaAuda
Of dollars, and some 81 the boats have
been tacked and strained 30 as 10 perma.
hently damage them,
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plsaanht guohrs party.

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. u. Walker
Peterson entertained number Of friends
ia q very handsome manner at their
home, No. 100 Twelfth street, Progressive
eucher was the evenings chief amusement
and the contest for the pretty prizes OlIet.
ed were spirited and enjoyable. Refresh.
inehts we're served about midnight. Tie
occasion was one that will be remembered
by those present as one oil the most elegant
oil the numerous social events that have
served 10 brighten this season.
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Mrs. ApOLrn nErTEn.

Tho Thieves After Money Only-Drldgsp orr
Locals.
The trt.yearly examination at the pub
lie schools are In progress
Mrs. Brooks, OF Zlnesville, Is yisitinr
her brother, W. S. Sells, Of Kirk wood.
Mrs. beatty and Mrs. Sharp, OF stsuben.
Vile, were the guests OF Mrs. Charles NJ,
Rhodes yesterday.
Pat Carly, the umbrella man, who was
recently put in Jail, while working out Iii
fine Of five dollars and coats yesterday
skipped out.
Thomas Morley, after long and pain.
tul sickness Of CanOsrous affection, died
yesterday morning. He was an old and
respected citizen, and leaves a wife and
three children. Funeral to-day at "a. 81
A party living in West Wheeling, who
stole a dog from Nick Kuhn last Septem.
her, was arrested yesterday and placed In
jail by 0lllCer Stuff. Mr. Kuhn got the
dog shortly after II was stolen, The
prisoner was released In the afternoon by
paying fine and the costs, which amount,
ed to $40,
Mrs. fred AdoJph, who was 30 badly
used up by the sCodnarels who entered her
house Wednesday morning, an account OF
which appeared yesterday, waa resting
tolerably easier lsat evening, but com.
planning Of nervousness. The child which
she held in her arms was suffering ysster.
day from the bruises 1t sustained when
thrown upod tho ground. AS stated,
money was their only object. At one
time they had in their possession some
iewelry and watch but did not take
either, and when told by Mrs. AdOlph
that the only cash In the house, a little
change, was 10 the Childrens money bank,
they took II and Immediately deCanped,
Nothing thus far has been learned that
will warrant any arrests,
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alr,u Aauertiscnlrnts.
SCHOOL SONG COOKS.
Fer High scAO,ls, semIpAEie,, &c,

SONG GREETING.
100 cents or Si per dOz By L, o., Emtrion' A
really uira6le collection OF good ioahs'
HIGH SCHOOL BOOK uF song,
us cents ~ s per dUz By i esie tiue cor
lection Of tue best Phl'iOngs, Doe s. &C.
sOSG READER. Book .,
100 cents or 81 per jOll ny EmdffOl aud BToTn
Practical uole rea Ter with good music,
PUBLIC sCHO i. tIiMNAL,
~ cents or 81 20 pr dcz by Twins Bn'eFson
Large collection Of Well Chos IN hymns aud lunes
WELCOME CHORUS, by ", S, Tllden.
BlGH SCHOOL, CHOIR, by Emerson and Tllden
LAUREL WREATH, by " o. Perkins, are three
very successful High School SOng Books PIee
each, 81 or ~ poE dOI
For Common sch1OlA
AMER GAN SCHOOL, MUSIC REAnERi, BOak !
Gus ceatsl, Book 80 cent BJOG to0 cents, "
Emerson and TIlden, are incEtasiugty popular ~
graded schools.
SONG BILLS, by l.. o Emerson, and
GOLDEN RoplN, by ". o, Perkins, arc twO very
popular general collections OF genial ch0Ol
songs. Price OF each 0JGsnn OF 80 per dQ1,
ANY book mailed fO' retail price.
OLIVER DITSON x CO., Boston,
G. II, DHsoS * Co,
ial2rurAw 500 lnadway. NeE YORK.
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+ uResOlwd, That in view Of the foregoing
evidence taken % 10 the filling Of pre-.
sctlpuon1 by by Df. O, d, ]. Bihgell on
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~ Ire Biio' oftk Eattllied'o1,
stR.-On Saturday afternoon ats o'clock
l3th day Of this month, ! atn going L
Jump over the Suspension bridge, which
crosses the Ohio river, without fall, ant
bid farewell 10 all who know me. l have
lost my brains, and don't know where L
get another set. q, where is my head
. where is my l,shd7 IL 1t Ia the Ohio
must land 10 leave this beautiful land
when Old Island cannot BlandH Youts,
SLipPERY BILL
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CHARGES SUSTAINED
AeAMsr rnE couNTY DRUeoIsp
south Of the Creek, Q. D. i. RIpEsiI-A Sud
den Change of Front by Pickett aud
DtlbrugEs Render, tho Verdict
UuauAnimOus-Oo Contract Revoked.

The special COMMITTEES OF the Board Of
County Commissioners charged with the
duty Of investigating the charges against
O, D. ]. Blngell, the druggist having the
county contract 10 furnish drugs to the
poor south Of the creek, met yesterday
forenoon ut the call OF Chairman Prince,
Messn. Prince, Delbrugge, Nichols and
Pickett were present, Mr., stoGker, the
only absentee, being too unwell to attend,
DR.. Wilson, Mr.. Bingell and number oil
witnesses were algo present in response ia
summonses issued BY the Chairman,
The committee, alter taking consider
able testimony, aud alter defeating reso'
luton sustaining the charges, adopted a
report substantially the same as the re-
iscted resolution, finding the charges sus.
tained, and recommending that the Board
annual the contract with Mr., Biugell, This
action created the more surprise Gs 1t was
unanimously adopted, Messrs. DelbIugge
and Pickett, who had stood by BiDgell
throughout, aud shown a disposition to
whitewash him, changing front at the
last and supporting the resolution de-
cIaring the charges sustained,
THE COMMITTEES REPORT,
The report finally adopted was proposed
by Mr., Delbrugge, and 10 as tolIows:
"Nour committee appointed to inVesti.
gate the truth OF u statement made by DR.,
Wilson wherein II is asserted that Charles
d. j. Bingell has not properly filled the
contract entered into by him with the
county, find that said Bingell or his en-
ploye, either intentionally or unintention-
ally failed to properly I'll County Physic.
ian Wilson's prescriptions, and on several
occasions refused to fill prescriptions Of
said DR.. Wilson, and would therefore rec
Ommend that the said contract be revoked ;
and we further recommend that hereafter
no contract ba awarded to druggists for
medicine to b. furnished to the poor.
"fHoMAs PRlECR,
~, q. PICKETT,
"JoHN W, Nichols,
IL. DRLRudOE."
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uRa,.p,

BarN0Vlk RspuIicqa,
The champion rat story comes to us
from William Sears. lie and two other
gentemep, at Charles Fowlef's stable
fhnrsday evening, killed 10 out Of 10
lnainnoth TatB'fGfess than ten minutes,
They we're "housed up In the manute
heap. Near the saline place, and In q
short time, Will Hagus has trapped %.
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THE FRRDRR.NAlLERs.

The views Of the old nailsrs have under.
gone and are undergoing radical change
on the subject Of the teeder.nailprs now
holding places In the factories. They
realize that many Of these are able to op.
crate machines. II they could hope 10
have them turned out Of the factories here,
they argue, they would turn loose upon
the country class Of workman who would
give trouble continually 10 case OF q strike
here or elsewhere, whereas II they could
induce the new matters who can retain
their jobs to enter tho union, they get rid
otthis troublesome element and strengthen
their aAuse. While none Of the stfikera
have unequivoCally said that they would
waive their objection TO the feeder.nsilers,
II is safe 10 say that this will be done il an
understanding Is affected.
Gentlemen In q position TO Judge who
have never heretofore seen anything
favorable In the outlook nov predict 90
early and amicable adjustment Of tho
strike. Said one OF this class last evening
II think inside 1.-TWO weeks the strike
will be ended, and tho mills be at work Ia
full with the old men,
'Twere Consummatlon deyoutly 10 be
wished.
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The Baltimore 1 Ohio a,o selling low
rate excursion tickets to New Orleans,
jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full inlofma.
ton, call on or address I, o. Burke, Ticket
Agent, baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel
lug, W, Va
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Din you see It? Sec what9 Why that
ornamental sign at II. +. Bshrens' new
South Branch Store. The beautiful oak
branch makesa line diSplayRl theCorner Of
Thlhy.eighlh and Jacob streets.
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TO make room for daily arrival Of
Spring stock We will offer all Winter
Goods ut reduced prices.
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Gne qntelti9eucer.


WGnted-RetAil GIOcery Clerk.
For CiuCinhaIl--StCAm6T AndeI.
lloSiery-D Gundllng u Co.
hate UhanCB.
ExceliIOr baking lowler-R. II. L!sL.
For Neutrality-suspicious. Campbell.
Pure Apple lIlller. Meme lhen.
Don't Forget st. Valentines DEVASTATION 4
Davenport.
Auditors Certificate Of AnlhOhly-StandaEd ilio
aud Accident Insurance Company
Geo. n. Bufel 4 Co Hosiery and Underwear
KOehnlinC Bios.
school Song DOOks-FOurih page.
wAtGheS-L q, Ulllon-FOurth pagc.
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EDWARD L. Rose < Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe y. N. 90. and
secured the AtAte agency for the Standard
sewing Machine, will keep a full line oil
Howes and the elegant, BWlit easy running
Standard, with lie perfect attachments aud
handsome woodwork. Don't fall TO sec the
tie Standard. Bee advertisement on an.
other page,
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aNcrtir,ns
STOCKHOLDERS MEEWSs

There yll heA neeung Of ile s.......
me wheeling hnd Ohio Oh mi G., ,e'. DO 9
the otiGe OF Sterling \ sC0Ie!d. N, NAttsI ,
slreti, wheeling W. Va. on ff.dav ~ "a
80. a. g;9fl9esr NJ, to alop. n NJ vr.'-''y I,
s, S.sS as ~ nav N' so,S h s{I 'Saae sa "a
John A. STEELE, W. q kitdali, q. A ,r
q. scoheld, Hugh Sterling Inr5F4.,'' NAst
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E4HtptrioN drill by the Knights Of 81,
John, for the benefit Of the Windsor
Athletic Club, al the Alhambfa Rink
Saturday eGeniDg,
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ESnlBtrloS dill by sthe Knights oil 81.
lohp, lot the hsneAt Of the Windsor
Athletic Club, at the .Alhambra Rink
Saturday evening.
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The following shows the range Of tile
Thermometer as observed at SChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ" 4O'; l9M., co..; 5 hM., G2'i ar. Nj
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Tng great popularity And success Of Sal.
Walton OIL, the great pAin.destroyer, have
made itatarget for Countetfeltets. Buy
the genuine. Price % cents.
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FOR IIIINTII7''7-

IN "REILLY BLOCK" OPERA llou,gtop,
ono storeiC0u fronting on Mra Il lI5.. ~,
70 q, schncpl's drug store. stvln rgur, g.
lug the GllirG building. Al,u fiGInT..
nishod aud well i,hlul bawmbi ,lrbs 81.
mos. any kind q bI'incS,, and WlI h CON-,
lnR l4w days The other rOlMa AZ. n.i5 NJ &.
CupAIcY now
The Store'iOon and upStahs Iolms hiuio.s
dist Apdl. i''
One Ia 81 s'oTe r1om and cellar, Np ta.
Nr.et cOtnOrH lns aud broadway, Island t7,
large bsiCk House, No, 2liG Main ,IIcst "a ~,
Tor y boarding house. Posses on, tltt Ana.
AhO, Hour tenement hOlINa NJ Sane Oga
Roses ION can le given vi OnG9, an uaaf..,,
able TO god l3nanA. Apply 10
n, RElllA
fell Nos. lS0p and 1871 MIST ,n..
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ImpOLtalt 10 ladies,

Women AIe eyetYwhtfo using aud recommend.
inl lafkefs Tonic BECAUSE they have learned from
experience hatitspeGdlly ovefC0mes dependency,
lndige,tlOn o. weakness III the back or kidnOJs,
aud other troubles peCullit 10 the sex,
rave long betnA sufferer from female com.
Iomsdiel, but Wilhodla any fellli khalrvef. Win
bnl llitle hotel Of receiving any benefit bought
bottle Of Pathets Tonic The effect Oh that One
nOlIle va 60 AllAla otUIy that kept on using II,
anu AIn !gday We a1d aifOng II certainly u the
f0medy 100 Altering women, and my advice 10 all
70 use "-Mts, N DOuGLAv, b0t West india
street. Chicago III.
PARKERs TONIC
Prepared By HbUo1 4 Co., MA
Sold By all Druggists 10 large bottles Al ono Dol,
M IA2l.AthlW
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ANOTHER LOT Of the celebrated l., as.
UnlAundried White Shirts received.
Price IS cents each, two for 81 85.
Q. HESS u SONS.
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"DlED Of ammonia, poor fellow" said
Mira Partington, on learning Of friends
death from pneumonia. II believe l
should have died, too, but for DR.. Bulls
Cough stirrpp." Or. Bulls Cough Syrup
she meant, Of Cotfae.
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I 17 ACRES.

1'17 ACRES.
i, i Farm Oi III aCrls, mar 81 aus
vllle, Un Nailonl Road; no liner III tds COST.
with com irlAble house aud sIabU sud SOL w.
terms. For particulars,
q. A ScIIAEFER q CO.,
Real ELAto and stock HFokers WhelAni " Va
n1'for Cheap Homes for lI.nl and sac 'tl l4'
eth BOAid corner Fourteenth aud Aatkei ge.
Call Telephone nv
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ESHiplrloS drill by the Knights Of 81.
John, for the benefit Of the Windsor
Athletic Club OF the Alhambra Rink
Saturday evening.
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EXHIBITION drill by the knights Of st.
John, for the benefit Of the Windsor
Athletic Club, at the Alhambra Rink
Saturday evening,
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives aud Forks, Of our own brand,
lust received. JACOB W. GRUBD,
Cor. TMellLll Rnil Mnrket SIS.
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1.-THE Chinese nlast go.n And rheuma
llSm will 80, after an application Of St
Jacobs Oil.
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arutistsy,
CH.AS- E. MASON.
DENTIST,
1905 Market street.
once NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !ys


Itmems to DO tho impression with some that II is
unnecessary for \ XpAytIB 10 come forward o.
their own accord and pay their taxes, but that II
Il the duty OF tho Collector TO Keep cont nually
running alter thtm. Now, this IL entirely err9n'
llnlucnt since the lISl day OF january, 1850, and
on al OF these 10 percent Will he added besides the
cost OF collection. Several partlts 100, cOntGin'
plate moving away from the city whtEe taxes Tor
ISIS still femain unpaid they VIII save themselves
both exlente and RnnOyECs by attending 70 y At
once. Ia order 10 DO o. lCnlenL az possible aud TO
suit the convenience Of those WHO cannot come
during the day, will B(ep my once open iOr the
next two weeks Until s o'clock T. ".
lI6 NJ CTR ,WFQND. CITY q Hector.
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Genal anttees,
EGAL PUBLICATION,
srATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
lrTIIE HpTHtsFAnY ne grl

OFFICE SECRETARY Or STAFF.
l. Henry s. Walker Secretary Of Slate Of the slatv
Of West Virginia, do hereby certify that I. II,
DuyAl, President Of "The OHIO Valley Protective
Union, u corporation created under the laws 81
said STATE, has in the manner presCribtd by law
certified % mo that alta meeting OF the StOJfhOld.
oB oil said company held oil the 18Th day VI jan.
uary, 1850, the, 70 lowing resolution was linanl
"The Stockholders oil the Ohio Valley Protective
Union, In general meeting assembled this 18Th day
Of IRnuRtJ, 1850, desiring 10 change tho name Of
said company " "The Ohio Valley Lille Company
w which name this corporation shall hereafter lie
known, and It Il ordered that this resolution be
Certl1pd under the common zeal Of this company
and the signature Of the President and HecittAry
10 the EeCretAty Of State Of West Virginia, and
Ghd Secretary Of State Il hereby requested 10 siiO
1 proper certificates declaring that tliS company
L. 10 be herr after known by the name VI hTho
Ohio Valley Life Company
Wherefore do declare the ntOpOsed change OF
name au hOtZed by law, and that tho said cor.
ROrAti0n Ia 70 he known on and after this date BY
The name OIL 'The Ohio Valley tdiB Company
- Given uudOt my hand and tho Great
srAt Seal OF the t1ld stale, ut the City OF
Charleston, tnls 9Th day Of January,
49, ltsG
HENRY g. WALKER,
It1 Secretary Of SlAle,
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island Folks Carnival at the Alhambra
Rink tonight. This will DO the fashion.
able event Of the week
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Sale Of Bonds.
GALE OF CITY OF WHEELING
Five Percent Bonds Of 1856.


Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioners, aFpoiated by an ordnance Of The
vide for the bSIU aud MlG OF boudl OF The city OF
Wheeling, To be known Nv bonds o. 1850, and lot
the redemption and payment thereOi an pro.
VIdiDg for inc payment into the CITY. Ifea,uTy Of
certain amounts rom Tho Ttvenugs OF the Gas aud
Water Works, Iatiaed BY the voters Of said city on
the 18th day Of May, 1850, vii on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1886,
between the h0uIs OF . O'Clock a. ". and o'clock
?. ut tho Bank OF the Ohio Valley, IN the city Ci
Wheeling, W. Va, receive BIDS iu .WTihng for and
sell bonds OF said city, authorized by said Otdl-
nRnCe N the amount Of IS! CO., five thereof Of The
denomination OF Sl0O each ant tho 10 nBindcr ri
the dennmluAtion Ot {lOOJ each, all dated the dist
day Of July, A. d. 1855 payable on or before the
On Valley, VITA intetOtGt lhlrGlc Of live reT'
cent per Allnum, payable annually on the lirlt day
Of J1ly, a, D lSsd and on the dist day OF July
In each year thereafter, until and inclgding The
year 1919, at the said lauk, tor which interest
coupons IN proper form ~ attached TO zach bond,
such bOlds will ssOd only Tor CaSh or It's Cqulv'
aleHt In bonds Of lntd city al the loan VI June 10,
ISL, % 'mm0nly known ~ The l.ist gnl Davenport
Loan, or tho lOln Of lsil) " ili highest bidder
approved by the undersigned aud nouc 81 the iad
bonds OF 1885 Will be sold for less than the pIllCl
pil thereof With tho accrued interest thereon,
Nopreminm Will he RIl0wGd Tor any oil the bonds
Of said loan OF 1871. /.
The bonds hereby advertised n sale NrO aug Of
them liable 10 redemption a. their lAr value on
and HtAuy time after tho tlrst day OF July, a, u.
1896, III provided III said ordnance aud neither
ilch bonds nor tha coupons thereto lttChed will
BIZ subject 10 TAXA lou under authority oil SsidCiy
by said ordinance the said city pbiigaics iuCf to
pay each year after lk9l until the lndsguth0rEed
ny said ordinance arc fully paid, thu Ons twenty
iith Of al such bonds uOtpald pCiorO the nnl day
'' ALFRED CALDWELL,
4 +. IErSoN
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roPuLAR skating carnival al the Alham.
bra Palace Rink tonight,
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For gale,
FoR SALE.

The large and ellglbly situated two,loy M
House, 40. 81 Virginia street, Island, sHt.ils
aud bath 1000, lot HOIi20 well lmpllSd. W.
lWO-AlOry Frame No. ING Virginia street lMn
10, Ave looms, frlcO low and ternsyCy ai,,.
BENZ, McIE,'ll&
del MWAP y YrV,lRsns'
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EIRSr RATE
Business Stand For Sale.

Twin sell the property, No *, On the oah W.
Of Sixteenth street. between 4iar1CD mti i,g.s
ItteelL TllUI U'bGlE.
Gel0 rCpullue .g
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E0R SALE.

seventv.iour ACroI excellent land 10 OhIs o1tl
". va five miles south " Nest AlCGAlGd ~
iRDio from lIOney's Point. The farm lli Az ~.
lent hpuAo and ha-ni good OrChitdi gJoiPlil
Wheeling and Washington; tXtellCni Wa'rf 70
veniens - tChoOl, ChutGh, stores aud 'ljpt fts
tl0n cali oil subscriber on tic prOmirI, or tll'A
Eel bkW A q. EAGLE'uN, Drla. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-12
FOR SALE.

q Acre Farm In M,rshal county, four miles
from lienwJOd aud six miles IRON Wheeling;
valued Rt Sl,Oa0; will exchange ioi city pr0p9lty
III Fourth VI Fifth wards
100 Acre Farm near LlLlelon W. Va, valued al
IS 900, Will etGhRngU tor city property.
l?lS Acre Farm In Ohio county, near West Alex
AndeF, ia.
~ Acres at Elm Grove.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-12
E0R RENT.

one 7 Room House, with gs andvs,e,. ,.,.
GINA StGet, 94e Room aousc WG az a. y, '.
with gas Hnl wntsT on south Yurg y,,.t q
Room u ImGS OIL Delaware slreef. uls Nv
dOuse, VITA gHand bathroom, on .e5. G4.
street. % c6 RtUll HUu,', win b nnav..',-
..Oulh front ttrStt No o Room hoGS' ' oo. g
Front stse.L All houst' Mglul rco.,t "''-
lrll b sutgt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-12

LIS. eOoD&oO. SeIldiyEOOds Tue cheapest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-12
TOR RENT!
Small Ice IIo,,s.


In the rear o. No 80 fifteenth Street p,
by Booth 4 Co. Tor twenty yeas, Enouln., 81
T,,o .,o,o \ FORBES, No. Custom lIo,