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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-24

Sunday trains on K. & o. Railway arrive at
Charleston at 6:l0 o. m waiting for o. \. L. r.
train No. at Point Pleasant, This is the short
line, and parties purchasing tickets should ask for
tickets via. the Ohio River Railroad. For Informs
ton regarding rates, routes, ETC., address
W, ], ROBINSON, Genl Pass Esant
FRED. HUsEMEN,
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ELECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. q, 1883.
EIEcT1oN NOTICE.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners Of
The county Or Ohio, held on ThundAy, the 22d day
Of December, 1851, the following action was had
and The following Ordinance adopted;
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL-
" RoAD,-Under schedule In eject MAY "a
1857, trains leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
imo; For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, $40 q. N.
Ytllo, 4:R ?. N. For sleubenvllle, $50 q. N. For
Martins Very, 6:t5 q. m.
Trains arrive Ct Bridgeport Of 1853 ., M, l0S1a
n 2;sS p No., $40 p m, t:bt p. m, and 7:SS ?. m
mYl7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-24

Delhi, N. Y, has school girl who steals
chickens. She should be eggs postulsted
with.
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COCOA.


rBy thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
triton, and by careful application OIL the hne
propeFtioa OF RellFelecicd Cocoa, Mr, Epp9 has
provided our breakfast tables with delcately aA'
yored beyerGge which may nave "a many heayy
articles Of diet that aoOnHtituhon may DO Eradu'
ally buEt up until strong enough 70 foiGt every
tendency 70 diseaSe. Hundredaoi subtle malndiea
lhnre O weak point We may eScApo many 8
latAl shaft By keeping Ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nouriGhed name
Owl Scrptet 6dseite.
Made imply with boiling water or milk Sold
only IN half pound tins by GrocerS, labeled thus:
JAMES EPPa q co., Homeopathic Chemist
tAl.tHhAH f1NpoH FNatiSp
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understood,
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EDWARD L. RosR & co.
cow. |. ROSE & co,

Wish to announce some very pleasing now features
TO be found In tho New Caligraph, and respect
fully invite all interested 10 call aud examine
same.
Cabinets, Desks and Stands for Writing Aachines.
We keep the finest stock Of Linen Paper 70 be
found ia tho State. all sizes and grades. Legal
linen with marginal lines, expressly Tor Writing
Machines. Also letter aud note tizes. Carbon pA-
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We arc gents for the CycloEtyle 1,5oo copies Of
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made by its use, each copy equal to tho original.
We also sell the HektogrRph, by the use Of which
100 copies Of q written document can DO made.
Address us for sample books and price liGtSi full
descriptive circulars on application.
EDWARD L. ROSE & CO.,
lao 90 Twelfth st.. wheeling. W. Va.
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fNsURANCK CoMPANIEs,

BEAU llES j srSsy Esdi and IL BetEsSlis HOGS.
2. Rocks ard B. Lcghon Chickens. BRONZE
Turkeys. Eggs and CA RIP IN season ENGINES,
Mills, Il. FH, &c, best and cheapest; part pay In
lumber Satisfaction guaranteed on ali.
Gil nc 30 cent book for 20 cents and names
hikU9 and GddrtEH Of twenty vide awake RRfm-
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& OHIO RAILROAD

IPALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD
.Opeparture Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November 20 lSS7-Es1tarn time;
ssS !S. i0US 3 hp Ss tIs Sc i M aSiS
ExprsS. for Cincinnati and &. Louis, $50 a. m.
daily :iS p m daily s5SeP! Sturdy
ExpFess for Washington, D. O., Baltimore, Phila.
deiphia and New York, 6:toa. m and b:i6 p, N.
Exprez trains arrive from Chicsso, $40 and $50
4 N. and 6:t5 p. m. daily, and 500 a m. daily eI'
EXPIRES trains arrive from St. Louis and oiucin.
| natl. 900 q. IN and 6:i0 p. m. daily.
Express Trains arrive from Philadelphia, BRlu.
more 1ad Warrington, D. O., 1880 g. m. and lo:66
For Columbus. O:SOA m. daily, aud ll:lS p. m.
daily except Saturday and 225 p. m. daily except
TSaiHl arrivu from Columbus, 500 a. m. daily,
aud 6:4b p m. daily, and 1885 4. m. daily except
FoE fitaburgh and Washington, Pa, SOP 4. m.
daily except Sunday. Additional way trair ior
IWGSntnGion. Pa, $50 .. m daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from kitubuRh, $40 daily, and
10 daily S except sst G 0 and aSo al z.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 a. m,
70 For aouRdSSiiiO, i2.OO noon, daily c1Oop. Bun.
sunday
FOR Grafton, s;4S p. m. From Grafton. 9:25 a.
NJ, daily except sunday.
For Cumberland, $50 a m. From Cumberland,
$50 y. m daily except Sunday.
For st UlairSyille $3.50 q, M, p. N. and 6:45
| p. m daily except Sunday.
From - CAinyille, $40 t. m. and 1:I5 and 6:I6
| p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket ONCE, I3lO Mar.
ket street and at depot.
G. K. LORD, Gen. PsSs. Agent.
W. n. ULEAKNTH, Manager,
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BAGIniuHl, No, Jan. 2A-WhsEt, western &
shAde hEngr and dull; No winter rod spot SSo
bid; January STNo; February Ss3zAsac' March pob
Gglci Nay GISLq3c, OoniW0stern nominal mixed
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RAILROADS.

OHIO RIVER RAMROAD.-TMB
" table taking ehect SUNDAY, DEC. IS, 1857,
PASSENGER trGin viii run a. iolloWs-CcntrAl time:
mo FINo- 6INo, SINo, i.
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CLAY DISTRICT.
AtMs o,d Ccyn HoS's-w. P. Peterson. John H.
Hall, Il, ]. Felbef,
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WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Hoe RouSs-John Clark, John weISSefber, Born
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-24

THR ABoLIrIoNrsrs DEFEATED THE WINGS.
II you had taken time to inform your
self, and had cared to be informed, you
would have leaned that the Abolition
party proper accomplished nothing to-
ward the abolition Of slavery, and that
everything they did tended in the OPP
posite direction. As political party, all
they ever accomplished was to draw votes
from the Wing party, and in this way aid
the Democrats In elec!ing their candidates
10 Office, BY this policy they defeated
Mr.. Clay for the Presidency in 1874. by
giving the State Of New York to Mr., Polk,
who stood pledged to the annexation Of
Texas, q slaVe-holding State, to the United
States, thus increasing the slave power In
Congress, to which they professsd to be
desdly hostile. And they did then Just
what you are doing, and propoea to do
now. And you do II, as they did, with
your ewes open to all the consequences.
You know that you can neither adopt, nor
aid in adopting the prohibition amend.
ment by your proposed third party move.
ment, and that its adoption can only be
hsd by the old Of the votes Of Democrats
and Republicans who belong 10 those
parties. And yetyou deliberately pursue
toward thehe voters 5 line Of what you call
argument, but what l call TRADE oil in
suls and abuse, which you know will pre-
vent them, il they have Q particle Of self.
respeCt, from joining your party
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AtNereel He.z-PatrIck Kennedy, Cecil A. Rob.
Il dc isaad Hoe Rotss-G. W BasSu, ]. a. Falls,
J. ElWood Hughes,
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Il UkHIRK DIBIIUT'
HOG AouN-L. Delbrugge. Fred. LAue, JGmea
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-01

~ lEenknene q many thouo.nd. q 60
q thoss chrcnIc ve1kne:eoo ed d'.1eu.29
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e ss sss dss, ys s1 .Dss = ss sd.
ing s1d tkorouShly fesling rs9sdls for D.
cure q goman's ocular nalediea
q s'srss J: s. y q: : "a
vs!Sa6ls szpss'snc:; soSs.nd M -; q 1919, ,s.
s 49, 3. n e $780, ss e.. r - 81 - "a %
ssasdy sS!< Sssi'sd fos Is se'ief ssS e1ss q
sssi 49, So 49, r. psssss $500 "a
vcnsnS pscaIlsr eilnenli
a. . lSWeg1al faviGeFe9lsg seele,
~ 80 z 3. s soaS .s e e $500 ssss
TcssSesa.- Sssl!,ssssS ssssAs.s mt.
ssss..s sss:se soss. ssS - .os
esssrsily. br: fi;rsss fsvo!it: fIsscTipeie9
- sis.lsss s.IsalZ booe. 6e.ss s.eas. 1:.
.sar a. ssesrh s1os|ss ~ f.s'ss'psio5 sos.
qualsd and = Invaluable q allayin( md cub
49, a. ssrvcSs saies W. s;e1s 81
3 Sooiy ssss:6snf apoa issesieasi snd ersssis
- 49,; y. 6 sss ~S"s .n '' sssy Ga e
q. F7cres's nv erise Prssersps.pa
= . Ieg9ea@eee ne41el9es s.ysdn|lI
s sssTsscsss sas e 8 81 des
oss.n,.s,.ssson- =. Y : RSrs5'y $500 $500, y
morning dcknsn. o. nausea. from vhsfeyg
s.nss 10y - 49, . 1000; ss y. q 81
SRsvefisc FrescripSies . 3 : pssl-
dive euRo for he moee compncofed and o.
einets 60 q Iencor!nss: sxes. .s eosins'
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female uonknem" onteveEuon, Eefr0yerl1ons
beeEine-down eensatIone. chronic conge.fdons
occompanied With internal heaf-"
a. reg.lassr eaa IyonossF g fne.
hon eiriscod 70 vonsshood. fsvossss ~
"a g PEod!ss es5 scss I. ss = = q 9
when iAke1 for thooe 6isordeu and der1ngo.-
! mente incident 20 thet la1er and NOT critical
pcEIod. knovn = The CHANGE q Hfe--
n eoss se "a 8: .: q b: 1850
9oldee nediesl pI:coys.y: sna p., ..zs ~
1sScSsss. iSsir combined ~ sIso re1ovse
scrofnlous bnmcrs fTcn the syeen-
nsdse.S. i for soass. soid s. csoss''. ssSsk
ssekss.% ssss I vi siss s:s,s!scs!es d every
N - - hen printed on tho boefle-wrnppcE
ana faithfu1ly carried out for many yeara
Lerss sessIes go dossS e1'oo. = 81
For lsrFe. fllnsnfsd Tseeeise o. Disss.r. g
: .os z s ssn - ZS2sss m n
uaIfs 0Ispoasay us1saI lssoslaIIal
80 uaan =. uUERALOs y. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-01

Grievously disturbs the stomach Of invalid
travellers. The motion Of the ship and vi
braticn Of the screw In crossing the ocean
does the like for many In good health. All
travellers should have, as . companion,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which fortifies
teracts hurtful influences Of climate and
changes Of temperature, and Is sovereign
remedy for maIarial. rheumatic AID kidney
ailments-
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: wsrs .. r.sss = cs.s;.':s sns 81
49,
livery one VINO unaefsakes ne sa21
q poultry soon nnos noS mncn my
suner rom co's. ana now .ne'r ~
auce . reduceu, q stopped ~ 100
gesner' y exposea so Ana tet W.
~ greater tr'a g 'nem' n. ~.
some summer screen inc =
sFees sna cusne~ ~n 80 80.
waliow ~ tne sna"'es. spo~ 'eH'
40 ana comio!t ana - ~
douoiy oenen.ed - ne S.:'s
--nrst IN iree supply = ens ''.
manure ana supP,u !,
ano' sey' .- II
many luScct enemies A19Hn e4eCs w
better in : poultry yar.t than else
where. and tai rows y rasPoerries
and b'ackb~rics nour1Pn there WIN
little care q ouslaf. Sometimes how
ever. i y :ound necessary % shut ne
fowls q from thesc ~ w're netting q
otherwise. juse when riPen'nG Hu'I
We have found no SPINNER snciser q
perfectly CONT saPse % cn'ckcns -
- asparagus 80 convenient q scces:
after &c cuts'ng re:son z over ans
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Ke.s1sGese - mss1 pe1.e1se. s.ns ssse,s = -
s::ss: : -, 1000 800; = ~
go. = =; :; g.:
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:: :. :: 7: :; 8: -: 81
k.:-i,1gs1e = - ~ r..<., ssssl.s., sssss<.ys
$500 -. ~. -. = -. -, -
80: -: - 49,: q q; 20; q, -: =:
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~ s-;s :: 4. 80: 60 :. :: E 80; :: ~ y:
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80 - 6ssp1 : incls1s1s - 49, es1s 49,
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;ss ~ s' 49, - Z NJ - 49,. TO-
TO-: .s s n: 3 * ~:
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Hss1 csfs Hse1 - sAs spis.11 ps.s.s - 49,
pssssr.s as dsls1y $1,000 F.g - 800 80
~ o. ssDs.>s make 49, eeoun , nn.y veys
- snkrr ehli6uns 81 ss <sseAinG = ~ - eAarn-
~ .s.ess. - sesA3 1aee .eeSy 2 49, 49,.
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ksms bssu1ln 1hs suros csa,ans pua>s1s - - -
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80 6ss q - . ss1asss1 ~ ssdes1 .s ~ =.
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- s.s.1A n nessY IN gn1y - suess4ne sseny -
oE66oS 61iSs01 8 CO. DoG - posuAnp. 49,
- nAn6 rmD gAvsn ~ s-sy@s~
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49, -, or.,r,ss wa 80 100 sag1o - |
H~p-vsl.s os~e>
40 extremely sorry thae s'a'shcw
Arnold iii MOI live % rend more .!
our American baseball literature
think be would have 1Ikc1 ~ 'sttr1 I"
- had done % sa]'nS tn"' ~
were vulgar people anr s""t 80
American hlmor'st Wa SaS'"na' M
1orsune. think nscr.s'c'ssa ~ 'a,s
6or y Wa only u TINS country lille
while and judged our hume. 'a'ss'y
~ the supply Nc read while mere ano
which he brought win nim !" ~
trunk. but e hc could have sen tn'
baseball vord-paintins O our -
rious country Ne would have loved ~
i be could have read that hicnAru-
son went out Irwin % fsrraF' tn.'
Foster hit safely and stole secunus
that WEIGH nied out % Wood. anu ~
about Iiernan's scratch his. and Nv
inx's failure % sacriuces ana Warus
miss q grounder that went through
him. Mr. Arnold would have said tnet
b had done - m injustice
"e go "'' c'a'n nsn ~ ~. 49,
came over il ths Nayllowc Try 20 con-
zeal y - d.'ee1y ~ P',s',o' ~. 49,
IN ih's w''o ana s-sass l-.a y. ~
trying 20 ou" = !.
wr'tin< Up OUT naa E"-.o ""'
vii make me mosner COUNT 49,
! admit snas e>n ~ unaet s'A' Y
= Al ye. ~. ! ~ .'.,s,ns !" - =
and an VIKING = H ~
! sometimes w'sn that kord Aenny-
son could come here ior one summer
asd &c with me on > o'caccins-ooaru'
With his numerous na'r hanging ovf
bic top-coat. while ! explained % n ~
''that = looked rather squa'iy 1or tns
Giants. for instance. till Slattery jolted
.,>~~~~ ekunflor ossf ~ the hor<eh7ic.
q
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WI are informed that new and powerful
ly-wrltten story, delineating college life IN
rcrience Of 3 former inlldel and other stu
dents, In which the great truths Of Chris
tianity arc dealt with Ia emanncr calculated
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expressly for the Chvisf'es Hrysld, by Rev.
i. 3. Keyser, author Of the famous and pop.
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tinued from week 70 week. This journal Il
now the most popular and extensively
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sale or can be ordered - al news-dealers-
Price. Sc. Subscription price, q .Dper year.
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NEvEB ak crust or crusty man Ask
him for meat for he'll give you . cold
shoulder with pleasure.
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Il another column Of this issue viii be
found an entirely new and novel specimen
OF attractive advertislng- IL ID one Of the
neatest ever placed in our paper and we
examining the SUPPOSED display letters in
the advertisement Of PricklY Ash Bitters.
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TIE professor Of popmanship can not do :
dourishing business when b drops biz pen
and uses : type writer
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A WRITER says that an ordinary beetIe
can draw twenty times its own weight It
ought 70 20 on the road - : theatrical star.
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o. - slsnll.T eu1os = Gg>e :
er1I4111 100 <nG<1l11e1 szam(ArT
I1i<3<xA1 81 IA<44&4e . x111I 11F<<F
n a. $500 49, 80 ~1A1<I- I11
o1111 > ~ ~<g1 e - - r.
el1mDAnG e1lG< - e>1f 1<<a
80 1904 = 4 80 - 1E<x HTAnf-
no f>su14> fAp. Aro zoos -
ln1Tu<<xI114. E<F<1l M &IF<<1|@1
- er1m1@nE. 49, 80 ~ uA1&e 4
IN ,-s,r.rs'.-s ~ @sfSc
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