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. N THF CIRCUIT cOuRE
saturdays PFoCsedlREa-Emblsn PLEAD
Guilty "a Ronr Indictments.

aaknfphyH NN
Guilty % Rour IndlCtments.
Saturday, in Part l Of the Circuit
Court, before Judge PAUL, the case
against James Emblem, indicted four
times by the grand jury, at the April
term Of Curt for letting houses tobe used
as houses Of ill,tame, were called mp.
There was an attempt made by the de-
Tense 70 have one indictment cover the
case Of q double house on EoA street,
both sides Of which Is rented 70 different
~landladies, but II failed. Defendant
then entered pleas Of guilty TO indict'
ment No, ], the renter being Sadie Ira
cy, indictment No, 2, the renter being
Mamie Morrison, indictment No, 5, the
renter being Josephine Boyd, and indict-
ment No. 6, the renter being Nellie
White, One Of the leases was produced
in Court, and showed that the house Ia
which II applied rented for $50 per
month, ar $960'per year, payable on the
first day OF every month, in advance.
In the cases against Justice W, d
Davis, against whom three indictmenti
were returned by the Grand Jury at THU
term Of court charging him with neglecl
OF official duties, the demurers Wert
overruled and the cases set for trial Jun
uary %.
The hearing Of testimony in the ha
beas corpus proceedings Of Burkett Va
Burkett, for the custody OF 9 child, wa
resumed before Judge PAUL Saturday
but was not concluded, and the matte
la Part ii, before Judge Campbell
1.-The motion toquash the Indictment Il
the case against Rodney Dlckerson, col
ored, indicted for Taps, was oveIruled
and the case set for January %, Dlcker
son was arrested last April charged will
assaulting a ~nine,yeaF old girl namet
Florence Wilson, whom he is said y
have entiCed up on the hillside near tn
reservoir.
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Information has been received OF the
death Of Joseph W,Parker which occur
red last week at Clearteld, Pa, where he
was engaged in tho practice OF the law.
Mr.. Parker was a citizen Of Wheeling or
several years after the close Of the OWL
war, and was prominent IN his probes.
sion aud in politics. He was y member
of the House OF Delegates from this
county during one segSiOn OF the Legis.
lature. Afterwards he returned to his
native place, L%ewistown, Pa, and subse-
quently located at Clearlsld. While
here he made many tiiends, and those
who survive him will greatly regret to
hear Of his demise.
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MISSISSIPPI Justice treats Major Kill
rain to a drastic dose Of It's distinguish
ed contempt, 1t refuses 70 honor him
with a conviction for priEe-Hghting-
that mark Of It's admiration it stamped
on Col, Sullivan. Kilrain is convicted
OF assault and battery, a verdict far from
Just, II was Col. Sullivan who did the
a~ssaulting and battering as well as the
p"rize.aphtlnp.
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Rent.

ITO ~LEr-DWELLlNG ll9O Mar,
Il KIT street, ten toOns; will pnI to opsS,
more tenents, u, hUsENAk. ll6 Wa'rrst NY,
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NOR RENT-THE WELL KNOWN
Possession given April !, 1870. Enquin of 7 y
MYERS ut Fire aud Marine INSURANCE a. ny;
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Transfer. of l,eal Estate,

Two deed Of trust and The following
couveyauces Of real estate were admitted
to record Saturday In CLERK H%ook'sotics
A deed made December II, 1889, BY
r, w. HaSlett and wife, and Stephen
Waterhouse aud wife, TO W. 9. Marsh
for the north half of lot No. 10, In square
No. o. in sprlgg 4 Ritchie's addition
Consideration, $1,000.
a deed made December 5, 1880, BY
Sarah ]. Grove, wile Of Jonas Grove, q
o. NJ. C0en, for the n0rth part OF lot NO
~, In a. g. lIohinson's addition, o.
south Broadway, Consideration, $1,000
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anew Advertisements.

lEOR RENT-A SEVEN. R00MED
pwelllng. Nc. 1871 Fourteenth street; has q
Hood yard, and isVellocated. Possession given
April, Enquire q tS1 ttiteenth btfeek
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Rheumatism

Is undoubtedly caused by Tactic acid Ia
tbs blood, This acid attacks the fbrout
Tissues, and causes the pains and aches
in the back, shoulders, knees, ankles
hips and wrists. Thousands OF people
have found in Hoods Sarsapatilla
positive euro for rheumatism. This
medicine, by It's purifying action, neu'
tralizes the acidily ofthe blood, and alsc
builds up and strengthens the who'll
haIu 4
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MAX KLEIN

90 Federal Street,
dsil.AwEAw ALtEot1EsY Pa.
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YopR wasted cheeks may have all TIT
plumpness and bloom Of health throngi
your uso OF ayers Sarssparilla. Thu
Lime.honored remedy still leads the var,
It improves digestion, puriles the blood
and inVigorates the system. Give 1t I
trinl, D&W
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-NOTICE.
VALUABLE HINTS

To those who require a stimulantt Blu!
the pErest and the oldest and avoid th,
cheapest, for the latter will indeed be tht
most expensive in the end. II you give
1t a thought you will agree with me. Thu
tax TO the government and the ageing o
whiskies and other liquors naturally
changes the price Of first cost, yet l have
on hand, and will sell as cheap as Thu
cheapest, all kinds, But be advised By
me To buy Silver Age at 81 80 per bottle
.six.yeat.o old Finch, Gibson, oyerholt
aud Guckenheimer at 81 each or Bi1
quarts for s.. l have the following old
rye whiakiea now In stock aud for sale
ls691S73 oyerholt, lR7S.ls75 Gibson,
1879 GuCkenheimer and Finch. These
goods are scarce and valuable. Secure
them while YOU can. Brandies, gins,
Jamaica and New England RUNS, cofdialg
Of all hayors, wines, both sparkling and
still, and oil principal brands can DO had
at my place. Also d full line Of malt
liquors. Quick deliveries and neat pack,
Ing arc two OF my established rules,
Come 10
MAX KLEIN,
90 Federal Street,
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good pictorial AT, thsf are better than
they used to be, Every child 9As 2
make the acqualntsnss Of these legend'
ary penonapes, and The earlier the bet
tef.EdTheYoun Peoples Calendar has
an attractive picture on every page
WkisG Alm, Neg York, SdHloR & DaVsH'
p0Ft, Hhfelinl,
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souanr for the last hundred years. A
remedy for catarrh, hay fever and coldin
the head found at last in Ely's Cream
Balm. Safe and pleasant TO use and
easily applied into the nostrils. II gives
relief at once and thorough treatment
positiyely cures. Price so cents. MwF4w
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THR minority being ready to report
on the Gubernatorial contest, when does
the majority think it will be able to ap'
pear before the ioot.lights?
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UllsD.

BARCROFT-On Saturday. December u, 1879 q
$40 a. M, Mrs, NAKT BANCROFT, in me '0lt
year OF her age.
Funeral from The residence Of James Roberts
No. Cg7 Main street, this Monday Afternoon
at O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc In
vIted to attend. In,erment Ut Greenwood
ComAtaFy.
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WHEN a merchant doesn't advertise
buyers think he desires to keep what he
has in stock. Buyers like to be respect
fully invited to call and examine,
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ps-PEIaOSs wishing 70 subscribe 70 the DAILY
ISTELlIOESCER can do so BY sending in thsIF or
deEs to the lNTElLl0EScER office on Postal Card
or otherwise. They will DO punc1pally served
by carriers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-16

TuR number of influential people in
Europe increases rapidly,
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GOVERNOR WILSON, are you going to
give US that call for y Christmas giit2
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gThe Wooipg Of Grandmother Grey"
by Kate Tannett Woods, 10 Q dlalect.
poem full Of tenderness, II 10 o good
story capitally told, having q fine Christ
mas favor. Note how smoothly Il runsi
II waS ChTlStmSs Rye, and the stockings hung
In varied hues before the hfe,
And RTandmOthef's kettle swung and sung,
As the spark few high aud lhs smoke ross
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peal ESTATE AND Sl0VKS
FOR SALE.

(24l Twenty-f four Lots In caidweII'H
Addition to the City Of Wheeling.
Said Lots are bounced on the north BY TWtn'
ty.Tlnth street, oil the est by Fillmore street W
the south by the HAudlAn hOmesLead, and %
the west by the b. & U. RAILROAD
Their proximity 10 the above named railroad
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
ii not sold III thirty days will be sold al pub
lie auction.
WV. HOGE & BlOi
1901 Market eEreh
Or WILLIAM N. HANbLAN,
aus 8. W. Cor. Chhnlihe 4 sixteenth VA
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AMAS who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to know salt from sugar;
Rad what hn aAHat

TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. FL. Cheney & Co,-Gentle-
men:-I have been In the general prac.
tice Of medicine for most 40 years, and
would say that In all my practice and
experience Lave never seen q prepare.
ton that | could prescribe with as much
confidence Of success as | can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed 1t u great many times
and ita effect is wonderful, and would
say in conclusion that | have yet 10 find
a case OF catarrh that 1t would not cure,
II they weuld take it according to
directionL Yours Truly,
L. L. GoRsUCH, NJ. d.
Office, 2l6 Summit St.
We will give 500 for any case Of
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Oatarrh Cure. Taken internally.
r. j.. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, o.
R6yiSold by Druggists, 75c. pAw
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1.-THE Sleeping Beauty and "cin.
dstellA" atO among the stories Of which
childhood never tires, they arc 40
delightful and all 90 true. DsotSd ont
% the artists and color printers % well
know how In these days Of cheap and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-16

It is the unmarried lady who can give
her sisters points on the arts Of how to
manage a husband.
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Here Ia a batch Of dainty things rich
in color. Maud HuwphrOyeouttibutCa 4
largo spring scene which will look well
In one Of tho fashionable white or all,
VOfed tfameh-ThOn there ID .,Thb Star,
Spangled hhnet" with a pfoiuslon oI
pleasing illustrations In colors and mon,
otlnis, characteristic scenes ILLUSTRATING
this Immortal poem, With interpreted
pages Of noted American scenery n
color. Bound In gold .-HT6s
Sumter Calendar" for 1900 has pape la
each month, and on Tia cute llttle tot la
good company. In q bnx,-Ftdsriek 4,
Stokes 4 iBro,, New York, Stanton ia.
Vsnport, Wheeling,
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Tho difference IN Kansas between a
man anda cornstalk 10 that u 10 no refiec.
lion foF the latter 10 have long ears.
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tirandmother's heart goes back 70 the
DAYS when she was young, when Grand
father came a-woOlng, and she remlnuH
the old gentlemen otiti
~ was thinEin', JGbez, y said Grandmother Greyr
WHoW II all WIS 80 long ago.
When you llIei with your lAth9E miles SWay,
Aud the ground was covered win heaps o.
lnoW,"
Then the old lady goes over the old
counting nights, at last coming 10 thu
Christmas Eve when he placed the rims
on her finger, The illustrations, By
Charles Copeland, are OF great merit, on
on each page. The book Is handsomel!
hound Ia cloth OF gold, Gilt edges
Lee & Shepard, Boston, Stanton q Dawn
nnrt. KhstIinn.
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BOOK


bright PAgeA Tor II holidays 10 Dainty
VOLUMES and Pretty Calendars.
Whatever Col. Thomas Wentworth
HigginSon writes Is certain to be worth
reading and to command wide attention
Miss Irene Z, Jerome, whose clever H.
Illustrations tho INrELLluENcER has be.
fore had occasion 10 commend, draw,
from Col, Higginson her text and In.
SEPARATION for another sumptuons volume
Intended, doubtless, particularly Tor the
holiday time, aud generally for all times,
'1n u Fair Country" emphasizes again
Miss Jurome's talent for dealing With
nature. ShO gives US more Of her won.
deriul landscapes, rich In birds and
flowers, Tho printing 10 as hne as the
printers art can make II, on rich i'm.
porial paper, Tho handsome volume IA
bound In cloth Of gold, gilt edgoS.-C.
z. Dillingham;, NJ Y Stanton & DdEn.
port, Wheeling.
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Real Estate.
For SALE.

NO. 2S5G, 28Ss and $40 MRln street. ground
full lot, houses IL Ea d repair, now lelllbE, ~
5000 pef annurn, can be bUughi for pOIi N9'
2l4A Main street, El,GOO; NO 2iV, 2lOJ Ahd w
Water street, 5000; two Desirable Re'idenoeiOn
Fifteenth street: two Desirable Residences on
Fourteenth street. No. 1881 Ma kCt street. VlM.'
No. 1874 sArket street; No, a2ly Main tItt,l
Store and Dwelling, Centrevlcw, hoil'uvOul5,
Ohio, Will exchange Tor city properly No, ~
EOif street, SI,BUO, No. lOOd Chafline, tu'{L
E,lQg; No. l0l6 MCCOlloeh stlcci gtOund Y
iO feet, SL,O0O; No. 1910 McCOllOChsltcel pJuOt
Frame, S2,lDO; o. feet Of ground on NOM nnlvn
street near Zane street d 40; two Biigt hGus,.
No, W and 50 Eleventh street, UaSt VI BAlllnOe
street, ground 10 By 100 feet, 500.
MANY Othpf InustE. Lois and Farms lOr NIe'
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For Sale,

pARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE~I
with shade trees, tluO home, gu ChApiiae ,l,SSoS,
between ThlFty'sixth and ThIrty,SeVenlh MI
Price SLIGO. /, A, RuL n co., Real t,tNyiss
Agent, $50 Market street, dsiIi~
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Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED-THE MIS-
"A SOURI, Washer affords Agents pio6t,SII-
business, Washes dlrtieSt clothes clean liz SoS,
steam, Arguments IN It's favor numerous wv
convincing, tent on two weeks tfiAi. vtNtSs
for illustrated circular and terms. j. WOPTT9
81 BeekmRn stTt 1t, New York ogs'
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-EOR RENT,
Exchange or Sale.

A Garden Farm about ten acres, within Il.
minutes walk from the station al Kiln ',fSvs
Also . Double Flame House on the n i. Co,.
uer Of Huron aud Ohio streets, ON Wheels,
Island, Apply to n, b, HOkKHElMER
nO1hATh Agent far gVpritriv
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-30
Negro Labor In Cotton Mills.

Referring to the matter of "Parti-
san Stupidity and Ignorance" as
set forth in the Manufacturers
Record ofthis date, and particularly
to the question Of labor. l wish to
suggest that the South has a sufiici-
ent quantity of the very best help
within its own borders for all the
cotton manufacturing it can do for
many years to come. Having had
extensive experience in cot ton
man ufacturing as weaver, section
boss and superintendent of weav.
ing,and having had skilled Irish
and English help to deal with in
New England mills, as well as
French Canadian and New Eng.
land girls to teach. / feel myself
competent to estimate the relative
merits of workers, and I venture
the assertion that the best weavers
in the world will be found among
the new generation Of colored boys
and girls now "coming upon the
MARKET" If I may use the express
ion.-Cor. Manufacturers Record
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-30
The Oldest Twin Sister,.

Among the visitors in Amsterdam
at the present time are two remarkable
ladies, twins, who are probably the
Oldest twin sisters now living. They
are the guests Of ex-Supervisor. Hand.
One of them, Mrs. Elmer Bennett, Of
Fonda, is the mother Of Mrs. Hand,
and the other is Mrs. Almira Conkling,
of Harlem. They were born in Duanes.
burg, Schenectady county, Sept. 8,
1909, and hence are 80 years old. They
are remarkably preserved, and are as
active and cheerful as if but two score
years had passed over them. They
also read and write as well as ever. A
sister, Mrs. Abrams, now living near
johannesburg, will be 90 years old this
fall, while brother, Marvin Strong,
Of Schenectady, has reached IS years.
Lewis j. Bennett, Of Buffalo, who &C.
oompanied Maj. A. V. Morris on his
Mexican trip, is a son of Mrs. Bennett.
The New York World is on hunt for
the Oldest twins in the country and up
to date Harvey and Henry Newton,
Of Earlville, N. Y, who were born in
Colchester, Conn.,. Nov. ,, 1900. hold
the twin banner a. brothers. Mrs.
Bennett and Mrs. Conkling, however,
are the Oldest twin sisters, so far Of
known. Henry and Douw Fonda, Of
Fonda, are only a month older thar
they. Amsterdam IN. " Recorder.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-30
A Magnetic Well.

The artesian " yell in Cordel Ia, is
a wonder. After going down into
the earth for about $50 feet, the con-
tractors struck what was seemingly
a strata rock of quicksand. Leav-
ing the pipes all in the we'll over
night, they found the next morning
that all the piping was heavily
charged with magnetism. A small
nail laid on the side of the pipe will
not fall off. The needle on a sur
veyor's CONF ass is attracted by this
current at least ten feet from the
mouth of the well. The magnetic
current is SO strong that the power
of the engine, together with all the
prizes they have been able to put on
the piping, will not draw it from the
well.-ChicagO Herald.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-30
The Pan-Amerlcan Convention

After years of hopeful expecta.
ton this cOutry has obtained its de-
sire. Central and South American
nations have sent their official rep.
resentatives to meet those of the
United States in the international
congress. The questions to be con.
sidered cover the entire field of
commercial and trade interests as
between their countries aud our
own. No section of the Union has
so great a stake in the successful
outcome Of this gathering as the
Southland in none will all its acts
be watched more closely or with a
keener interest. If the result shall
be the cementing of intimate rela.
tions with these countries by some
form of commercial union in which
all shall be equal participants, then
the days of European trade suprem.
acy in America will be ended, and
the United States will be the actual
HAS well as the center of the trade Of
the globe. To secure this our PEG.
pie must be harmonious and thor.
oughly in earnest. Local consider
ations must be held in obeyance un'
til the chief end is accomplished
After that the more the competi'
tion between sections the better fol
all; but until the prize Is secure 1t Il
supreme folly to quarrel with one
another about its distribution
Manufacturers, Record.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-30
The South American Congress In
the State Of Iowa.

Sioux City, IA, October 25.-
The International American excur-
sion train reached Sioux City, III,
this morning about 8 o'clock, and
breakfast was had ON the train,
which was surrounded by a crowd
of people curiously watching every
morsel of food that passed the lips
of the delegates. Just before
9 o'clock a local reception commit
tee took the party in charge and es.
corted them to the opera house,
where Mayor Cleland and Cover
nor Larrabe welcomed them as the
city's guests and introduced SEN
atOr Allison, who said that the del.
egates were within a great corn.
producing region. Here corn was
king. The people of the United
States had watched with great in.
terest the development of South
and Central America. Each cont.
nent produced something not pro.
duced by the other. One trouble
was that We had had in the past
was to secure communication
we must cross and recross the
ocean, but we were now ready to es.
tablish lines of direct communica.
ton. He also hoped that in the
near future the two oceans might
be united by canal, which would
bring the people Of America nearer.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-30
Removal.
Dr. HATHAWAY removed house the Monvale road
opposite the Friends School.
FIRST, REUNION
OF the 3rd Tennessee Cavalry,
Held at Maryville. Tenn, Oct.
goth, 1880.

OF the 3rd Tennessee Cavalry.
Held at MaryvllIe. Tenn, OCT.
goth. 1880.
Opened by Prayer by Rev. Caleb
Rule, of Sewer county.
Mai. VIII A. McTeer elected
President, 8. w. Pickens Vice-Pres-
ident, Ben Cunningham Secretary,
Capt. 8. T. Harris, Assistant Secre-
tary.
Addresses were made by Col. J.
B. MINIS, Will A. McTeer, Capt
&. T. Harris, Capt. 0. P. Mccain
mon, Revs. Caleb Rule, ]. H. Nor.
ton and Maj. Ben Cunningham.
Letters were read from Capt. w
A. Campbell, w. A. Graham, and
e. Goddard, expressing regrets be
cause of their inability to be pre-
.sent.
Committee on Resolutions ap
pointed.
Col. ]. r. Minis, ]. c. Gifiin, A
M, Rule, r. NJ. Eliza and Rev. Calet
Rule, were appointed an executive
committee for the following year
Resolved that the Regiment hole
annual reunions.
Clifton in "SOuth America" Knox
county chosen as its place of next
reunion, Sept. 18th 1890 the day.
Resolutions and Other matter will
appear in next weeks issue.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-30
CaJ,nda's Wealth.

Those who are in the habit Of con-
sidering CSnada as an Arctic and Ste
rile country will be surprised to hear
that she has one-fourth more land fit
ted to wheat cultivation than the
whole United States. In 1887 the
yield Of wheat in our own country
was little over twelve bushels per
acre. In the same year Manitoba
alone raised IL, 500, 900 bushels, and av.
eraged twenty seven bushels per acre.
The climate Of Canade does not hind
er, but contributes. 70. the wealth and
enterprise Of her people. She has
more timber OF every possible descrip-
ton than both she and the United
States could consume in . hundred
years. She has more iron and coal
than any other country in the world.
She has probably more copper than all
other countries combined, and there ID
no telling what lies hidden under the
snow and ice Of her northern coun.
tries.-New York Letter.