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HOW STRIKERS ARE TREATED IN ENG
LAND.
s~ummone to Court and Fined for AbseAting
Themselves from Work. Against the Law.
From the d Times.

FToW NC LoIsuOV inc.
The whole Of the men and boys employed
at tho Telling, Usworth, and " ardley Galleries,
on the south bank OF the river Tyne. went on
strike. About q fortnight ago a trivial dispute
arose at Wardley respecting some extra time
worked BY one OF the men.
One OF the work men named Wilson asked
permission to leave work in order to attend Y
employed at the same pit. us a substitute. The
manager OF the eolliery acceded to his request.
and. in consequence. the brother Of the absent
workman worked and received pay for three
extra shifts" Among the men. however, there
Is an arrangement that no man shall work
sons brother had done, and a deputation was
therefore appointed to wait on tho manager to
request that he be suspended till his time had
been reduced to tho regulation allowance. The
manager refused. and the men came out on
strike, laying he col!iery entirely idle.
among the men Of Usworth. Telling. and Ward
ley. the object OF which is that. whenever any
dispute arises between the men and the mas
tors at one pit, the men at the others shall as
siSt In enforcing the terms demanded by their
fellow workmen. In accordance with this com
Wardley, the Felling men also struck work.
At Gateshead. County Cork, Petty Sessions
yesterday $50 miners from Usworth Collisry
were summoned under the Employers and
Workmen act for ,absenting themselves from
accompanied to the Court 10 men who were
summoned from Felling and Wardley Galleries
for q similar offence. The representatives OF
the men agreed that each defendant should pay
his damage and 81. I'D, costs, In tho cases Of
fined last week. distress warrants had been is
sued. but 1t was yesterday agreed that the
damage and costs should be paid by INSTALL
ments. AL three collierles are now working.
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The New Japanese Press Regulations
From the london Tynes.

A new law for regulating the press has
been issued by the Japanese Government. and
is to continue In force tor six months only. 1t
provides that the names and ages OF editor,
publisher, and printers shall be furnished with
every written application for permission to
publish . newspaper; that the applicants must
shall never have been deprived Of their cisic
ferent persons. and must deposit as caution
the paper Is to be devoted wholly to science.
urt. statistics. or current market prices.
If any person sends u denial or contradiction
of any statement that has appeared In the
paper the editor must insert It In ~extenso. In
tho same type AS the original statement. and
al the head OF the same column as that IN
which the latter appeared. But II tho denial Is
more than twice rs long as the original state
ment, the extra matter may be charged for IS
an advertisement, The exceptions TO this rule
are when the wording OF the denial 10 offensive.
or II tho denial itself Ii anonymous.
No nswnI apsr IL to publish an article defend
ing An offence against the law. even though
tho law Is confessedly bad. No official docu-
ments of any kind may be published. or even
alluded to. without the consent OF the depart
ueat concerned. The Homo Minister may sus-
pend. prohibit, or conilscale n newspaper, IL Its
tone DO Judged to be- detrimental to the public
peace. or injurious to the public peace or ex-
listing customs, however open to attack these
customs may be. Very heavy penalties are at
tached to breaches Of these regulations, which
are. however, described as much mere lsatsSt
than those prsvteuly U togoA
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Total.

Il cannot" continued the banker. put In a
mission Of my landlord and II I were to ask
him to make any repairs or alterations the re-
and arrest for malicious persecution for me-"
There. are people who prefer housekeeping
here to housekeeping in New York. 1t Is diff
cult to explain It, though one often meets men
to whom everything English is sacred and low
able. For instance. q man in the Green Room
Club the other night spread his coat tails
before the fire. threw vi his head, and said.
unctuously:
say demmit y know"
There was q respectful wait. for he was a man
Of title. and everybody listened.
"Ihe.aw-foG < knows pretty thick, an
jove it is a comfort t ESCAPE all tn boars. cause
they cawnt see you through II, isn't It now"
1t is, indeed" said the chorus earnestly. and
at least seven men went nearer the smoking
room windows to inhalo the gil astly vapor be-
cause 1t had been recommended by a lord.
BLAKELEY HALL
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New Uses Tor Tanned Liahtaisa.
Rzom fhx kL1etrLcnI World

One OF our articles this week shows how
handy electric power is. In ono case the little
motor is hitehed to, the bellows Of an organ,
application In each instance Is. We may say.
highly successful. The fact is. none Of US have
OF electric motors lies. A new use We heard OF
last week was In drawing up tobogGans on the
slides ~ Minneapolis, the motor, being inter-
In the same circuit as the lamps. Note will
also be iound Of the success OF electric motors
Wyoming, and OF the going into operation OF
tue mere 0lSstxio gailVayA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-25

Before we moved out the servants began to
screw the tips on the gas burners nonchalantly,
and take the iron bricks from the CRATES for
the purpose Of guilelessly taking. in the next
conner. Another trick practised on US was
nfpping the candle wicks on 80 close to the tai
low every morning that 1t was necessary to
burn away q good portion OF the tallow before
the wick could he relightsd. This experience
In London Is not dissimilar to that experienced
by the run Of visitors. A gentleman. widely
KNOWN In banking circles here. said yesterday
In Morgan x Col office:
The d~etails-the small thfngs-are what
make life so intolerabiy annoying In London.
Take the matter Of house renting. for instance.
spend six months in each Of the Two cities al
ternately. In the course OF eight years | have
moved seven times in London. once In New
York. Across the water there are two taxes,
and there tho matter ends. If anything goes
wrong the landlord attends to 1t as u matter
OF course. He considers mo Q patron, and q
man to be taken care Of, Here. I'm looked
upon rs q Legitimate. subject for all the
arts OF q Shylock. My London house is
on the outskirts. and stands In a lot
$50 by 80 feet. l have TO koep. four servants
at home two do more work. Whom l looked at
the house and they told me the rent was only
fo0-or to put 1t all in our money. $500. ltook
II. but l knew by experience would get salted.
! now pay eight pence on the pound income
tax, poor rates, parish rates. Queens tax,
and policemen. Here are the main figures in
our money. l give out my income ut a certain
figure and pay Gl8 u year.
He seized q piece Of note paper. and wrote as
follows;
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Oae Brief Yenr.
From ths Omaha World.

she-My darling, 1t seems such n mn. vnu.
q I'D .prinatips bhnnad' hogss to begin ne together. The
si%c.. ssa fragrant With d0ws1; YET iusss s sisi. !" M
Hs-rhatis e ! received . notice fro. n.,..-
Sss,s %s snM aas Y ] wsn.sd n stayin tHs heasa III
i1sSs issisSsxAtess u ''s sss ]: i s..; H::.SslssS
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whipped. Price 90 cents. The s7-cent tart was
In New York.
The believing day being Sunday. ws got of
with q lighter tar. "a follows'
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We spent on our own account during the
week, for canned fruits, j%ellies, pickles, Chut-
ney sauce. coffee, and tea, $4.S7. The landlord
also claimed at tho final. settlement that he
had said the rent would. be four guineas In
more than a pound. I met the man who had
sent us there and explained matters.
There's no redress" he. said sadly. The
landlords run London, you know"
The liBt Of expenses summed up as follows:
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Fancy the assurance Of a cook charging IS
conts for bread sauce, and - cents more for
protested alter the good old American fashion
against overcharges, but the landlord ~invaria-
bly, won. hands down. and with a look Of
grieyed amaZement at our suspicious.
The second day was n slight advance. Note
the IL cents for milk-about two TABLESPOON
fulls-for the corn. and IL cents for bastinG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-25
Hoods ~SarsapariHa

10 the IDEAL sprtnG medicine. II rouses the kidneys and
liver. tones the digestive orEana creates . nav appetite.
puridss and vitaIixss the impure and sluggish blood,
cures the headache and svsrcsmes all the prostrating
Effects Of that tired feeling.
}. Iii you decide to try Hoods sarsapsrillA Do net
b induced to take any othsr,
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Hoods ~SarsapariMa

Ia the only medicine Of which It eau truly he said ''loe
Doses One Dollar" Take a bottle home and measuklU
its contents You will ind 1t to hold 100 teaspoonfulA'
Now read the directions and you will find that the ~.
eraGe dose for persons Of different ares Ia less Than .
tesspoonfuL Thus economy and strength are p-
culiar to
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The Deycnshirs sauce for the apple. tart was
sWs osAts' worth & egsAsL Exlf-hsaxtSAly
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Thu "use Of cruet" here at 26 cents was for
the dressing on the salad. The boiled custard
was burnt to charcoal,

Attendance. per day Is
Five Has burners. D cents o burner, per day 30
Sitting room ars. per day. ...,......... 30
Bedroom fire perday 20
Second bedroom Are. per day ............... IS
Kitchen fire per day. %
Candles. nor dav O6
Use OF linen Gable and bsdl per day ,;".s""Y. u
kippered herring 2ic.; bread 1885,; milk. 20c. sig
eggs. 25c,; pea soup, 800. leg of mutton, SI.74... 90
Potatoes. Be. Jar clothed Dovonrhire cream, $780,;
Dorset butter, o.......-.."..... .......... Il
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THE POOREST PAID r K
LIFE AND EARNINGS AMONG TEE BxL-
CLAN LABORING MEN.

seveaty-nve DeiIsrs . Year is the Average
Wase Of . werktsrmss-Fsverty ssd
Drunkenness. aud Also Ecenouny and Free
perity-A Labor Market Oversseeksa.
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Feb. -.
Five gas burners, at &c. u burner. per day. ,........ 30
sitting room nre, per day. ......",........ ~
second bedroom IRE, per dAy. IS
t ta;sh:. per- pss e: g
Use Of ineu Gable and bed. per day. ........"... II
Bread. isc.; milk. No., munink i2c.; sausaGss,
40. three glasses Of milk. iSc almonds and
raisins. e'c.; mint sauce. iec. .............. ! To
Sliced salnon. 7oc. cucumberb l6c. four piEeona
~; bread sauce, lac; potatoes SC. salad. lSc
use OF crueL DOC. hard sauce. loo, .:.u...... TO
fluin pudding, 4Sc.; bacon, l2c.; cooking butter,
lao eggs, i2c.; gravy for ptgsonS izc.; tug OF :.
Total. ~ At
Feb 20.
Attendance, per day. 80. ........ IS
Five gas burners, NJ &c, a burner. por day...... ~
sitting room Dire, per DAY. observation-disclosures. 20
s ssaISaP S. are; ssr S ray Dsr d.y ...""."" s.
hitchen nIa per 2
Use OF linen 0s6is and Sedi Per day..." u
Bread, lsoi milk, 400; pair solsS so melted
butter, i2o; curry and nss, a,c potAtosa i2c %
cream, sec. celery, i2c, oonsomme soup. t3e;
veal euueI 37e,; crumbs for outlet i2c-; lard ,o
Chicken. sI.I2; streaksd bacon, SIC. bread sauce.
i2c; potatres, 30; mi tr corn, oc. roNy.
3ic.' oky aud bread. A., SOB
One pound Dorset butter. tlo.. Jam. l2e tin EAr-
dimes. 900; lemon. tei grapes, I'll o. tongns,
80. 80
1ota
The Dsyonshirs sauce for the apple tart was
sWs osAD' worth q egsAs. hAh-bsaxtsAy
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The mint sauce at IS cents zane In the day
after the mutton was eaten. and was served
with the pigeons. while an extra sauce for the
pigeons WAS thrown in TO the tune OF IL cents.
Feb. %,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
Lemon Hot DROPS

Lemon Hot Drops
Cure all Coughs. Colds, HoaIseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and al
Throat aud Lung diseases. Price 20
cents. Sold by druggists. Prep AIRED
only by Dr. II. Motley, Atlantis, Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. W, Branch q Co. oanAe"
and brokers. No. III Nam street.
REVIEW.

NEW YoRK, November Upon the
forecasts OF the election yesterday as
published to-day, the bulls were IN yooo
What prices stocks would open. Cables
showed London l per cent, ABOVE ou'
Mondays closing, and at the opeh'nE
there was rush IN bay London was
free buyer of Union Pacific and otnei
stocks during the first half hour; 'beh
the realizstions broke prices until near!
all the improvement was lost. In th'
afternoon there was more politics I'D ,ne
room than talk Of stocks, and very niue
Grading in The closing hour The m'rSel
closed dull but steady. There is no story
40 tell about to days market.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
LEMON EIINTR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

Or. II. Mozley's Lemon Elexir Is pre-
rared from the fr sh juice OF Lemons,
combined With other vegetable liver ton
lcs cathartic-. aromatic siimulants and
blood purifiers.
50 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggist generally, and by all wholesale
druggists.
Prepared only by H. Motley, NJ. d.,
Atlanta, Ga.
For Blliousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir
For indigestion and foul stomach IA K
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headache take
Lemon Elixir
For palpatation Of the heart take
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplessnsss and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, malaria and chills, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail You in any
Of the above named diseases, all Of which
arise from a torpid or diseased liver and
stomach
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
RAILROAD BoNDs.
Richmond stock Market.

RIcHMONp VA, November Z.
Reportei by John L. Williams * oon'
n ,nkers an brOSers. lilt MAN street
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New YORK Markets.

Nsw Y TX. November l. Flour closed
dull. fine grades winter 3.Oco3.25, southern
steady: ira ic and family extra 4. 2ofo o..
Wheat firm SPOT sales No. red, liz, No.
pr q winter. November LII. Corn iareiy
st.ady: spot sales No. mixed, tu@olt &C.
No. 2mixed. November, 495c Oats higher.
spot sales No. | white state Sc; 40 :
mixed. Sovember. Sssc Pork dull at
n j,Ao g. 20 for new mes. Lard firm, No
yember. $50. Sugar-Raw dull. fair re-.
timing. &c, refined que; cut 10 f and
crushed Sc. cubes and powdered 7lc.;
granulated. he: mould \. 7ic. Coffee
steady. fair caTg0es Rio, l5ic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08

Apples-Choice early, per barrel, 800 to
g.. . mixed lots. to. 10 g. .5c.
Bacon Virginia hams choice old. nc per
pound. new hams small, Is to l5c new
mans large. 10 to l2c; sides, ii TO l2c
shOnlders 10 tOllc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
ChiclgO,Narkefs.

Cnrc,co. November Wheat and corn
opeu,.d steady Oats Gull. Provisions steady
closing pics Wheat. November l. ~
December. lbs. Januarr. Is. Corn. 70
vcmber. illc. December. 10 January 'hic.
Oats. November 2i:c.. December. -"@ 81;
Nav. 2,lm 2glc Pork. November - ~.
December, l4.GO January. li.o.t Lani'
November s.l5. December. 50 !; Jiilu'
arv.s.i2I. tiDs. November ana January
T. -N Nav Z 20.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08

Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes
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- DllA : III VT " T. ni1 n'bAs
/ WINERY IL THESHOPS RECENT
~ OCCUPIED BY JOHN AND GEOhG Z
GIBSON. AT COHSEn or CARY AND
SIKH SHEETS. AT AUCTION On
FRIDAY. NovFNBER 9, 1858,
on the premises a. abov-. al i03 O'Clock am,
We viii SELL the very valuable machinery as
fDlloWs.
Engine and Boiler 0 horse power In
fine order
1 .Bointer or Hand Planer;
Blind Slat Ienoning Machine;
I Panel Raiser Machine;
l scroll saving Machine
I Band aw Machine q
4 Dimension saving Table,
Large lot OF Main and Counter shafts
and Pulley.
shaping Machine;
I Panel lianer
: Tenoniug Machine
Nortising Machine
Cnt-On Saw Fable:
Rip>aw.
t6-Foot Jointing Planer;
Cut od saving Yard;
Turning Lathe
BORING Machine
(. Moulding Machine.
Boring Machine and Emory Wheel.
The attention az all Do want 81 such ma
chirrrY. when Is very valuable Tor the manu-
factlre % SASH BLINDS. NOULDlNGs,
etc. is called 10 tine above sale.
TERMS Cash for all sums Of slCOand under
over that amount sixty ia IS, with interest
added auI satisfactory endorsed.
FRANK ID. HILL & co.
AucuOneers.
J.H. VALESTIs9 AuctiOncor.
JAMES NACDot GALL, Salesman. tnpS-t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TOBACCO MARhET.

RIcnNoxD. Va, November :
There were some sales to day al lhe
Tobacco Exchange, but politics was 100
rife a suhiec, to admit Of the transaction
u wy {. Mel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-08
WHOLESALE PRICE, CURREN
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine K Houston, Commits
cion Merchants, 1906 Cary Street.
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Grain aud Cotton Market.

Grain and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, VA. November I.
cYFEslNGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY
Wheat - 81 bushels.
Corn. .l3, bushels.
Oats. ,O74 bushels.
Rye - 100 bushels.
s.IEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat White, 10 bushels for seed al i.2U.
lonrherr So bushels prime al ! 10 =,
bushels very good at l.l3; 81 bushels go1a
al ~. 3, bushels god at 10. Mixed o1l
bushels prme at l 10 800 bu hels very good
al ia. Shortberry, "a bushels prime al
us $40 bushels very good at l.lS' 100
bushels good at LIZ; y bushels good al
10. Total sales Of wheat, 80 bushels.
Corn.-White 500 bushels very good Ola
at lie; rs bushels very good old al Ole :
l5S bushels good 0ld at BE- - bushels very
good new al 5oc., T. bushels very good new
AT &c. Total sales of corn. IA bushels.
Oats. Winter, "a bushels prime at 5Oc
COTTON REPORT.
Mar It firm.
Quotations --Middhlg Ole; low md
ding SEC. ,e~,d ordinary. sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-07

A Sure cure found at last, No one need
suffer. A sure cure for the Blind, bleed.
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered by Dr.. William IAN Indian
remedy called DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst old chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need aut-
fer Eve minutes alter applying this won.
deriul soothing medicine. Lotions, In.
struments and elect1aTies DO more harm
than good. Willlam's Indian Pile Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allsys the intense
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant and
pAiniesB relief and 10 prepared for Pile
and nothing else. THOUSANDS Of cured
patients attest itA virtues, aud phyuicianI
Of all schools pronounce Il the greatest
contribution to medicine Of the age. Il
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Coons, MRysville, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured nC
aitsr years Of suffering"
Judge Oolinbury, Cleveland, o., says
~ have found by experience that Dr.
William's Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm
mediate and permanent relief"
We hRVo hundreds oil such testimonials
Do not uuffeE an instant longer. Sold b!
druggists, nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-07

Awaits that countless army OF martyrs, who's,
ranks are constantly recruited from the victims o
nervousness and nervous diseases Tho price o
tho boon is systematic course Of HoStettefi
Stomach Bltten, the finest and most genial o
tonic nerVlnes, punued with reasonable persist
encs. Easier plsaSantsr and safer this than K
SWGh the vIctualllng department with pseudo
tonics, alcoholic or the reverse, beef extracts
neIvo foods, nlrcoticE, SedAtVss and pOiSonB II
disguise "tlTed Natures sweet reBtOreF, balmy
Sleep Is thu pTovidentiRl recuperAnt Of veal
nerves, and This glorious franchise being usually
III consequences Of sound digestion and lncfeased
VIgor. the great stomechio which inGures both Il
productive also Of repos4 at tie required time
Not uurefreshed RWAkens the Individual who uSeI
II, bat vigorous, clear heLded and Tranquil Use
the Bit, n RlIo In fever and Ague. rheumatism
kidney troubles, constipation and bllIOusneSs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-07

DOR DODGERS
II AND SMALL HAND BILLS,
Go % tho INTRLLIGBNCRR JOB ROOMB, Nos.
q and q Fourteenth AIeel, VhsTe ySU an 81 ID,
oounodAtod Of IAoEt notoa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-07
ELECTIoN NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. q, 1883.
At q meeting Of the Board OF Commissioners OF
the county Of Ohio, held on Thursday, the I'D day
OF December. 1887, the following action WaS had
and the following Ordinance Rdopted:
AN ORDINANCE
Providing for Vote upon the Question
Of Subscribing $500, 600 to the Cap
ital Stock Of the wheeling &Har.
risburg Railway Company
OF West Virginia,

wHEGxAs, The wheelIng 4 Harrisburg Railway
Company Of West VirginiG has requested . vote
70 DO ordered and money 10 DO appropriated In aid
Of the construction OF its TAilToad In Ohio county,
including bridge Gcrot1 the Ohio river At or near
the head Of Wheeling Island, aud tracks thereon
and the approaches thereto, and the terminal
tracks and ticIlIties thereof IN the said county,
inoludIDgA tunnel through Wheeling Hill, and
within the limits Of the city Of Wheeling north Of
Tenth street; and
WHEREGS, The Board Of Commissioners OF the
county Of Ohio deem It desirable for the county 70
appropriate money 70 aid In tho construction OF
such railroad bridge across the Ohio river In said
county and Of railroad crossing ERid bridge, and
the terminal and connecting tracks and iacilitieI
OF said railroad, In said county, such appropLtA.
ton 70 DO made by subscription 70 the capital
stock Of BAId eompknyi therefore, u "a hereby
ORDERKD, By the Board OF Commissioners OF the
county Of Ohio, that vote DO taken UPON the
question Of the appropriation by such subsortp-
lion. BY said county Of the sum Of $500 900, 70 the
work above specified. Such vote BhAll DO taken at
the several places Of voting In said county, at o
special election which shall be held on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-07

DoS'T trile with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have Cough or Cold, or
the children are threatened with Group or
Whooplng Cough, use kGker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
Is positive cure, and We guarantee Il.
Price 10 and 600. Logan 4 Co., O. r.
GoetEe, O. Menkemiller, R, B. Burt and
Bowie Bros. 9
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TRUSTEES SALE.
IRUsTEE1s SALE,

i
Hubbard and EmmS 4 Hubbard. MS vile, 10 me
az trustee, dated December l. 1885, recorded In the
Office Of the clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
20, page Az, Will sell at the north door Of the
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1883,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property, that "a 70 say:
Ali OF lot numbered forty.two (Lot No. ~ in
Caldwell'l Addition TO tho city Of Wheeling In
said county.
TERNs OF sGLE-one third and a. much moro a
the purchaser may elect to be paid In cash at the
time oil sale, and the balance In two equal Install.
nlentS Of one and two yeArS, with Interest from
the day OF Eale, the purchaser 10 give notes for
the deferred aymentS and the title to be retained
until payment q mRdo In full.
10 HERyEY, AuotIoneer. deSS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-07

AT sIcHT always have Aeksr's Baby
soother at hand. 1t is the only safe med
icine yet made that will remove all inian-
tile disorders. It contains no Opium or
Morphine, but gives the child natural ease
from pain. Price % cents, Sold by Logan
& Co., O. R. Goethe, O. Msnkemiller, r
B. Burt and Bowie Bros. q