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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11

Stats, This provision eopisEs an lmnslse power
Tbs s Nv. y @sn y ms sdP ~, Ss p l W. Spsye
an adyaptsSs nm nd eIheFs I'M have. They
may DO Unsatisfactory 70 large numbers Of yot,
4 Ply y Sho.s Eolsts aot sSRsiHg, 9su t INV
moi opiy esSSel have tbS aid n liz STATS Il
printing theIr tickets; they cannot print Them
W Sgi tbsIs AVN ing h0tiaSl SS, y ibsv SI Wqiis tbsm
q tie polls within q period 81 i've minutes ona
seItall ballot which contains those other and
TbIs n lb AD,,,.,,aD D,,n In All II, bloom
and hesuty-a plan that ID az un.1merican Ss
anything could possibly be, Here the STATE o.
~ s%SY ~ 9anligs G tSa Sso Y th ~ I 49, q I nv I3g tEc
sysIen could only have eaSaatea from tho
mlnds o. those who, believe that tho AVERAGE
msgtbdd NAE ~ to Iln ia IN Sias aSy nnse,ts I'M
the liberty, loving Voten 81 this country viii not
tolsate II
The Regiier, while exposing It's hol-
low pretsnces in It's supposed endeavors
to purify and preserve the sancity Of the
ballot, endeayors 10 strike an indirect
blow at q movement inaugnrated in this
State by those who are really striving to
bring about real ballot reform by heap
Ing criticism and abuse upon the State
OF Massachusetts,, because Of the wise
course OF its Legislature in adopting the
Australian system Of voting, The writ.
err never livedin Massachusetts,, neither
do |, as q rule, affiliate with the domi'
mating party OF that great State, but Am
inclined to think that II some Of her in.
situations, including the Australian says
tenn OF voting, were initiated by West
Virginia our little mountain State would
advance much beyond its present level
OF all that goes to make a great and pro-
gressive commonwealth, In endeavor-
Ing TO prejudice those not familiar with
the provisions Of the Yates,Saxton bill
proposed blythe Electoral Reform League
OF this State, which embodies the tea
lures otthc Australian system Of voting,
the Regiter misrepresents the objects OF
the proposed measure in every partiCu-
lar. In It's editorial OF January 81 1t
characteristics a follows the Australian
system OF voting: ut might DO called u
law for the suppression Of suffrage and
to keep in power whatever party Is in
CONTROL"
As 70 the former claim, 1t is false.
beginning with section %, the bill pro-
yides IN substance that upon receiving
his ballot from the officers Of election
the voter retlres to a booth provided by
the officers Of election aud prepares It
screened from observation, and
then deposits his vote Immediately be-
fore departing from within q railing
which surrounds the place OF voting,
Persons being unable to prepare their
ballots, BY, reason Of illiteracy or physi-
oath to the election officers Of either
party, require their assistance in prepar'
ing their ballots, the officers being
sworn to secrecy, thus securingthe indie
pendent and honest expression Of each
voter free from intimidation or corrupt
ing influences, No e!ectioneering is
permitted within one hundred feet OF
the place of voting. AS to the claim Of
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Z. Bainbridge Munday, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says;
"Have used Electric Bltters with most
happy results. My brother also was
very low with malarial fever and jaun.
dice, but was cured by timely use OF this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitterl
saved his life"
Mi. D. /. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave
KY, adds q like testimony, saying; "HG
positively believes he would have died,
had Il not been for Electric Bltters,
This great remedy will ward Oh, a
well as cure all mAlarial diseases, and
for all kidney, liver and stomach dlsor'
den stands uncqualed. Price 30 cents
md a NJ Logan 4 Co.'S drug store. 0
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 Il
so, send at once and get a bottle Of Mas,
WNsLow's SooTHNG SYRUP ron CHIL-
DREN TRRTaINa. It's value Is incalCula-
BILE, 1t will relieve the poor little suf'
ferer Immediately. Depend upon II
mothers, there Is no mistake about it, II
cures dysentery and diarrhea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
cholic, soitens the gums, reduces the in.
Examination and gives tone and energy
to the whole system, MAJ, WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING Ia pleasant TO the taste, and Is the
prescription Of one OF the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians In the
United States, and Is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world, Price %
cents a bottle. HwP4w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and stock Dlar.

kets.
NEW YoEE, Jan, 1O.-MOncy on call easy at
91sal per cent, last loan ~ per cent. closed at
~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper 61Sa7 per
cent. sterling exchange dull but strong at
81 sal s.. Total sales lOS,GsC shares.
The stock market to-day was In no respect dii.
iercnt from Its Immediate predecessors, except
that II anything tho interest was even more re.
stricted. The Gould stocks seemed To be most
prominent, but while Missouri Pacific displayed
u weakening tendency from the first sales, West.
Crn Union was firm and well held throughout
the day. The opening figures were generally
slight fractions above thbSG Of last evening, and
IN the early trading the advancing tendency was
quite pronounced, although, except In Western
Union, no material progress was made, Missouri
Pacific, however, WIS quite weak, aud the rest OF
the list followed IN Deliiud, and before the end OF
the first hour had lost all the carly gains. Utter
stlgnAtIOn took possession Of the market and
the transactions showed U constant falling OF
until the mld upon Missouri Pacific, when Il
dropped over u point In u half hour, though the
rest Of the list did not seem to feelthe effect In
any way, A more favorable feeling aiterwnrd
Developed aud q portion Of the loss was ,rccov;
cred hut no special feature marked the limited
dealing, and the market finally closed extreme.
ly dull and stendyat but slight changes from the
opening prices. Tho final changes arc In 4 ma.
i6rity OF cases In the downward direction for
fractional amounts only.
Railroad bonds mod6rately active; sales 81 1872,
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PERHAPS no local disease has puzzled
aud batled the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While notimmedi-
ately fatal tits among the most distress
ing, nauseous and disgusting ills the
flesh is heir taycand the records show
very few or no cases Of radical cures OF
chronic Catarrh by any of the multitude
Of modes Of treatment until the intro
duction OF Ely's Cream Balm a few years
ago. The success OF this preparation
has been most gratifying and surprising,
MWRAW
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Physlelans COnio.s,

All honest conscientious physicians who ytY'
B. u, B, Botanic Blood Balm a trial, frankly
admit IL superiority over All other blood medt
GInes.
Dr. W., J, AdaiT, RockmaFt, Ga, writes; ~ 70
gard D 4, y. ~ one Of the best blOodmedlClnes,'
DF, A, II. Roscoe, Nashville, Tenn, writes; IAN
report. Off b u, are favorable, and IL speedy
action Is truly wonderful"
DR., J. ". Rhodes, Charlottesville, Ga, writes;
~ confess y. u, u, Is the best and quickest med
lcIne for lhunatiIm ! have ever tried"
Dr.. 8, J, Farmer CnwiordSyille, Ga, writes;
~ cheeFiplly recommends, b. 3, q fne tonic
Alternative. ltSuse cured an exCreScencs Of the
meek after other remedies effected noPercePtible
pr, g, u. Montgomery, Jacksonville. Ala,
writes: MY mother Insisted on my getting B.
y. u, for her rheumatism, as heTcAie stubborn.
ly resisted the usual remedies. Strengthened
lmmediAte relief and her improvement has been
truly wonderful
a Promlnsnt physician who wishes his name
not giYeu, nays; ~ patient Of mine whose case
OF tertiary syphilis was surely killing him, and
which 10 treatment seemed 70 check, was en-
tlTely cured with about twelve bottles Of u, u, u,
He, was fairly made up Of skin and bones and ter
Flble ulcer," Z
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chronIo Cough. and Cold..

And all diseases ofthe Throat and Lungs,
can be cured by the use Of SCOTS Emul.
sion, us it contains tho healing virtues
OF Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites in
their fullest form. Is a6eautiiul creamy
Emulsion, palatable as milk, easily d.
gesLed, and eau be taken by the most
delicate. Please read: ~ consider
SCOTS Emulsion the remedy ~par.exCel.
lence in Tuberculosis and Strnmous AZ.
fections, to say nothing OF ordinary colds
and throat troubles."-W. r. s. Con-
NELL, NJ. D., Manchester, o. MwFaw
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nrsnh.ln m aud prnrI.inn..

NEW YoIE, Jan. lO.-Flour, receipts 17,27t
packageSj exports O,8B barrels and B,14 sacks
market les active and irregular; Wheat, 70
$4,000 bushels Of futures and 500 bushels Oh
spot; spot market quiet; ungrlded red SIC; Op
tons lower: No. = red January P9Hc; February
q OK: March Sl02a9S; May $685. Jqne, slOLhl
duh; western 5gc. Corn, receipts 1886 6lShci.i
exports l0i,OSB bushels sales 6l0,OOO bushels Of
futures and 1900 bushels Of spot; spot markei
dctlye; options fairly nctlyei January 4tN9l46Nc
cl9slng g Wi FEBRUARY 4t9tAtgf closing q
iGsc. Oats, Eeceibts 1900 bushels; ,CS.
ports U.s. bushels; sales 1pS,QO buBhell
Of futures and ll2,00 bushels oil
spots; spot market moderately active
SPOT No, 2 white 95c; mixed western 2shad5c;
while do S9aiOc: No. 3 Chicago sc. Hay steady,
COfec. options steady and t0a2O points down
January lh21alb.O ~; February March, April
May, JunG ind July l6yOOalbt15c August and
sugar steady. Rice iirn. Tallow firm, Roslu
and tufpctltine quiet. Egy! tlrini western 2Oc,
Pork aud cut meats firm. Lard quiet; western
I!bOc; February and March I,I6Ci April Tic
May !. 7Sci JUNE 7hiiVci July !. 1gci August t.s3c
2Tc. Cheese steady At iOullhc.
CHICAGO, Jan. iO.-Wheat prices ~fuOtuAtet
within u small range today, closing lower thar
frOylalOhs moderately active. Flour steady ant
Seca 3 ipEiSs s SaSSs' No. SSs : S Fsd I S aPElSE g lSsSsf,
psal0Et, closing Of pSo, Maj 81 G1al o., Closlni
1t SlGlN; July plNRD6c, closing at gihG, Corn
cash No. 2, E9tsci January E5tpj March aItu
May 9g5fc. Oats, cash No, 2, 2ltsOj May 2fLc
Rye, No, ., 40c, FlAxseed, No, /, q %. Timothy
M 81. Mess pork, cash aud January St1 %
March Sil B6t May SO o.. Lard, cNh aud Jan
uaFy I.SlNoj March T.Atc; May 7.bIKc. BacOn
short ribs 0g1ui shoulder 6.SOci short CleaI
| Nhanwnd. Erra nnff nj 1lnthu.
lIALriNohB, Mo, jan. 10. = Wheat, western
quiet No. winter rcd spot and January ggIso
E'SSFSSa a C goG I stsSdyi tSISSii All 45ti ab Il II X SSl MsI
iiLci February llJSGi March lgfS6. OaII luio'
and unchanged, No. . white 10, Rye, dull d
0Oc, Hay Htfnef q Sl7 O0Ai1 20, Provisl0nl
steady. lullef, dull AnusWeak, western baHkeC
lIa2Oti creamery aNl2Sc. Eggs steady ~ lGAl7c
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Jan, i0,-fiOuf dull
Wheat dull No 2 red January p3ieAgJo, FebTn
ary V6kDl March pcaystfC, April WHasl OK
May uOiyfAi OK, Corn steady; No. d mlkGt
on thank aSgfnt N0.2 mixed JANUARY |ikei Feb
fuAFy. 4l9SilIet March 4gt0l April 4Aal5No
May 4Eaaii14O. Oats steady MOI white O2Nc)
t4Iaius ggIcsi No., ~ 2 i9n|Itg SlhSi ,fserdSr
CiNcissAT Jan. i0-Fl9ut quiet. wheA.
ggc, Oats QniOll No, 2 mixed .gs1fq. Rye dull
i.I0c. Hulk mea6 and bacon irn, Buil6f
sugaI, and cheese quiet EGgs steady a. itc
Whisky, Si@.
u Viai9I I NGy ii oil Corn ilsady and duii
cash BSlfg,. UAlb quiet CaAh g1J(o. Cl0yefseot
aglly0ahd higher January, February and Marcel
% 10,
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nncklcn,. Arnicn snlra.

Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or nc pay required.
1t ia guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac'
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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ISSIGNEE'S NOTICE,

D,,ll KulI, IT,, & Co., having made ageneFal
.]',grmrpt to me for the beneiE Of their cred
49,, hereby uOlIly all parties indebted to aid
".,il Enll. Jr, x Co., to make payment OF such
,nSns,clnss. to me, And al parties having
'I,Im, .,aIast ,ali David Hull, Jr, 4 Co., arc
,.r.by no,!aed To ppsea. such claims TO me for
lstlem'Ni. T. RODGRRs.
Assignee Of David Rull, IT,, go,
nErINgER -. isss, HSsl
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CuiCAa0,JAni no. CaJli0-R 1000 head
hiihefi choice bVgveA " p0b lbj Hteen Oh laS l6i
EtOekufa aud feeder 81 tCAB b0i COWS, bulIG and
mixed o. 7ta1 10, HOgs-Hecglpli ie,OW heGdi
shipments tlWO headt tlafkgt llfphiI mixed
iOai 10. 6heSb-R eOeipti 100 h6adj lhipmoni5
western corn ia Il Ssi8i A@bSt q itS5 Is
EAsr LiaEAfY,s PA, Jan. i6-Callle,-R trelpis
and ahlpmehl TOO head mAfket h0lhlnf d1-
I'M, all through ~cQugigumonA, nOgt@Rt6tinis
Philadelphia 8 Nab Si mixed q 2Ab 61l
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To Loan.
TO LOAN
nsslpneeIs Notices.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

n.vtI gpl, Do, taytns made a genenlR2iSn.
pA,% ra tgr the benefit Of his cTedlton, ]
A,n notih ali parties indebted to Eaid David
p ra,, +, /, make payment Of such lndebted'
Nu" pr. Ana all parties having claims
.,,,r,t MI David EuIl, IT., are hereby notified
",.,,al such claims to me for settlement,
PP J. v, L. RODGERS,
Assignee Of David Eull, y,
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When baby wssct, we gave her castorta,
When she was Child, she cried for ca,tOrla,
When she became Miss, she chung to castorlp,
When she had Children. she gave them caatOrla,
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RAILROAD

IL W VWTTV TWNI IVTTWVN ~"
Il osoSE NovaTnI. ~ ~ N stc,H tirSS'
u F sISCs I N GhISs9 20 md M ScrthNs"t I0.S
m, S:tO p IN, $40 daily, and iiiS N daily
Eyp,Sss faS GincinpatI and 81. iouis. lo.S I'M
XXI, -, y ~ Y ~ cconn;o1stIrn IN = NJ dsiiv
,,t.'T' ~ dsUs' ~ 49, Y Z rd,n.1.. s,S 1.Sh nyr
lb aIlv, e %.HStts ,iuday. s"'u'' anu sap"
49, ~, WSSSi,y,on n n poI,Ir,nr.
. anS EtH NJ dssiSSv ytS 81, iS,rrh S.2n n M
S e fSa o'i'P M uAiS''" f"n ''''H~ W.
t NJ, I HEnrHlT y. sa q ", W aaIlSl Ii.15 N y NV ~ dsiT
Srcept Sunday, Additional way train for WGth.
inkker bti,t,s.b gsSbp q SSLJyrtSN i%tSItITSra sod
| ub,IsJssn6i y ss h. m NJ dsIiy "u aA"
ColItabuS ana Cincinnati, 2IS a m, Sunday
ohEEy, M~oppJsvills. s.lO A nj. and 1880 noon.
y y .~Nnnt prnSsy ~ 4 ~. m m dsiiv AONA'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlEs-ol aud after Nov, Is, lSS--I
day excepted. Monday excepted. tsAtiI lay
excepted; SUNDAY only, saturday only.-
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Bellaire & Evansville Through Passenger leaves
BellAlEe o. s:i0R. IN, arrives ~ Bel!alTe NJ $3.50
p, m,
WOOdsf0ld Passenger leaves Bella!rc at l;.0p n.
NJ, arrives ut BellAlFe AZ S:9S q. IN,
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves nellalle
at 1875 D, M. arrives al RellRirO a. Il;30L. m.
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FOR SALE.

building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, Zane'G
Orchard, North and South Front Streets and
south Penn Stretu, at very low figures,
4 good q tOOIned House Ut 2ii2 Jacob street, OIL
abargRln,
Double BriCk House, - and ~ Virginia street
viii cell separate OF both tOgelheF, They con.
tain all modern improvements.
seven KoOmtd House, ~ south broadway; q
B0Gd property at much less than cost,
-Four RoOmcd Cottage for yEl5,
Eight RCoined House, North Front street,
HTgt 10y; all IN good condition; $500.
make = pleasant home.
slS RQ0ined llrlCk House, southwest corncI
Ihirty'eighth and Wood streets, Al A bArVain.
VIII Ray for investment.
dwelling Houses, Agc and small, always or
OciS G. o. SMITH tLp Main stroot
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE X. r,
wv on and after Saturday, October 70, lSsS,
trains on the Wheeling Il Elm Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows;
LEAVE WlIEELINOi
M, $50 n. IN, b;20p m, 100 p, M 500 p, IN,
LRAVE WHEELING Park!
6:l0A, M, 7i46n u, m lO;O0A M, 1880 IN. $50
p, N, 4:9lp. NJ, 6ilO p, III, scoop M, 1000 y. ~.
ON suGDAYS-unul further notice trllni Will
run NJ follows: Leave the city u 500 q. m, aud
run every hour until pilbp, IN. Leave Wheeling
Park NJ 500 a, m, and run every hour until 10
y, IN. Except church train will leave Park Ut
no2i q. HIR9CH, sup'L.
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Real Estate,
FOR RENT


-=-
POSSESSION GIVES APRIL i.
10, la9 Eof street. Ey7,O -uo.,nn,.
20 W. Market street liOOt 0 M SHS,,,
~ ~ Main street, S!i6 ~ per Rbniim'
" GsGy HAin street, sliO % per annUm,
NnW tCi anhum. y" "uu tIuoms'
o. \, twenty sixth street. $500 month.
w. ~ VAIN street ~ % q month.
NJ 5g2St Ts,ya'eChth street, % % month,
No fTa aIini,un ,ireI 2 rooms, 81 20 a month,
w. IVY Allty H. tNW a month
W. '-S aud "a Market affect.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No. 4, sixteenth street SlI 90 month.
Ma I'D My \ 2 MONS, u 70 month.
No I'M Vss,,p ,litel, store room, GO a month.
(J0Oa mani WI street, store room and rooms,
FOR SALE,
W SEa'i g'oyc Farm, Glspn's Run, ohloooun,v
i;i"i 49, undCflAll with c6ai'
loVri iSiri N, = tAnI, 0he'hAli mile Vycsl irntn
coal, lbs ignii gVvlihl Island, nndetlAld Win
,sIpt gQ9l Clltefn, hydtShI NJ Z i,,Ssss, IAtsy
'No ~ 'wWv9tl door; can h bought int 4 I'm
Az, wand 1919 Market street. ina ana I'M,
6CBInt ioi A N,iiO yet AhhGm can h
w ls1and lSs Iaeob ,,,..,
w. south broadway. ''"
wv ION street,
'ieel Gtound a full lol.
Bnip,,. JAMES A, HENRY,
ioinsv Y Agent u Pension ana ci.i,, A,
IA; 'nNV'O' aud Notary Public.
--GLIloh No. 1917 MARErV atppv,
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Sowing MaohInee-Edw. I.

Workers and pigs S Soa6 50; common to fair
S 2OAS 80. sheep-RecclpN 400 head: shipments
500 head; market, feeling good, nothing doing
aud nothing for sale.
CINCINNATI, Jan. lO.-lIogs steady common
and light 81 l0N6 %; packing and butchers s. Ola
SO; receipts 200 head shipments 400 head.
Petroleum.
NEW York, Jan. IO.-Petruleum opened steady
Ats63Ec, but after ihst few minutes the mar.
ket broke dull and remained sound 10 the last
hour, when d slight advance occurred and closed
firm ut S7Lc; sales GOS,00O barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa, Jan. lN.-opeued at sG1Sc; high
est Sic; lowest s61Ec; closed at $40: ales 2O9,.
900 barrels; c%learanCcs i,6lS,0O0 barrels; charters
2i,I62 barrels; runsIf,l b7 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa. Jan. lO.-opened at s6Kc;
closed at SIC; highest Sci lowest SGhc; clear
anCes $4,000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. TO- Petroleum dull but
steady; opened at sSSc; closed Ut s6Nci highest
SIC; lowest SG5sc.
TrTusvtLLE. Jan lO.-opened atSG34c; highest
Sici lowest sG9Sc; closed 1t SG7[c.
Metals.
NEW YoRK, Jan. lN.-Pig iron quiet. Copper
dull: lake Si7 70. Lead steady at S2l&.
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"Evaugeline," with sixty.dvo people
barely dressed, Is trying to EvangeIlze
Chicago.
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Rent.

NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
Er.icher. No. III Fourteenth street, Ap'
\ HkEEIL uesl
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-FROM APRIL !, THE
II gWaIinr, 80 El EniF street, Enquire Of
n ySEAM. InLl Vain slrpet, NV
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FOR SALE.
tsi) twenty. four Lots in CaldWelps AGdL
tim In thn III, ~ tvL..u.-

ton to the City Of Wheeling.
said loe are bounded on the north BY Twenty
u NV s,IeSL On We east BY Fillmore street, on
The west BY the b. 40. Il, 4,
Ihef proximity 70 the above named tallroad
a.GISts lleli excellent sites iOr mGluiGcIurlnI
IcaucliOn. W WV" ~ puU
rot Terms and luther Information apply u
". " u0GE & BIO,
NWttlilN Il. HASpiAN, '"''N
sas : Y. Gov chAbiine 4 slI,ssr,h III,
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REFORM OF rue BALLOT.


A Word In Behalf OF the Australian System.
Inconsistency OF q Democratic Organ.
To te Editor OF The L~Rtlipne1r.
sm:-Slnce the late State and Nation
al election the columns OF the Wheeling
Register have been teeming with denun.
Citations and charges of fraud, corruption
and bribery OF every sort in the recent
election. In fact those living outside of
the State who may be readers Of the
Rc0iSer, ii they are to judge from the
flaming headlines of the most sensational
accounts OF fraud and corruption in the
election recently held, they must regard
at least half Of the voters Of West Nir-
ginia as being purchasable.
In Its issue Of January Sd, 1t presents
the statement that 1912 fraudulent or
illegal ballots were cast, principally In
four counties, in the interest Of the Re-
publican party. 1t also publishes a let.
ter from Marshall county, portions Of
which are here reproduced as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11

In all the excitement OF politics there
Is one man who keeps his spirits Level
the carpenter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-11
Advice 70 Mothers.

IT'S a real happiness to sew, now thai
We have "Mile,End.n
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

PALACE HOTEL -B F Freshman,
Alvop, w Va; Chas Q Bradshaw, Va;
John Carper, Baltimore; a M billiard,
Radford; Chas News, Pittsburg, Pa;
John BACKYARD. Bristol; w T BLACK
ard. Radford; q Lain, Petersburg; j NJ
Pashall, Winston, NC; A S Wright,
New York; K Colder, ilagerstown;
] w Leech. Pittsburg, Pa; Fl G Moler,
New York; Z E Cobb, Louisville. Ky;
Harry Preston, Richmond; R c Fulton,
Knoxville. Tenn; S NJ Bsrksdale. Kan
sas City; s o Cogar, Pitts delphia, Pa;
E Lennon. NorfoiE; jams X Hn'
man, Radford; r Gfseniurg, Philad> L
phi =; join. CUMMINGS. baltimore; A
II Sie.snson, L,cii LuH, :; w & Bright.
Dau,illc; y Fri, rHa!, Auo"g"; r
c e. ,p,,..:i:.",. " .,!lr=l"n; J Z Rich
a:.;,on, 'ii;nd. l;'ha; Harry Davrn
D ct ,einn q, Ohio; Samuc! Powers
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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-10
TO THE LADIES.

We will pay $1,000 in Gold to the
lady furnishing tue Lest receipt for
keeping husbands II home at night,
All articles must ie.r the name of
writer on back aI.d aot be over One
Half Column in le.lh. Articles will
he publis he'd in this a. lmn, bearing any
non dc plume. Cor g., will close Janu-
ary lst, 1890, wher ttee men will be
selected, who will ilnl know name OF
contestant, to awi..i ifize. Address all
communications to Waller Pocahontas
HUFF 81 Co., the lea,ii's low price Coal
ard Lumber merclMi3, Roanoke, Va.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-10
Notice.

Notice.
The late change in the firm Of w. 2.
Camp has nothing to do with the bar
room attached, and Messrs. J. T.
Jones s. Co. are still in their old stand
in the rear Of the store, and are still
showing their fine medicinal whiskey to
the front, and have just received the
finest stock Of liquors, wines, ETC., on
the mardet. Call and try them.
j. T. JONES s. Co.,
Old No., los Norfolk Avenue.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

TOR SALE.-NICE DWELLING,
L nine rooms, for S1,650, in monthly
payments of $50. j. T. WINGFIELD,
real estate and insurance agent.
nOvo4 IF
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-10

M. l.. Smith has a full Inc of gift
books, toilet and manicure sets, triple
coated mirrors, decorated china ware,
fine porcelain PLAQUES, tooth brushes
and everything needed in the way Of
ornament orsutilitY.
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