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T EGAL NOTICE.

Edwin Davies, whose place of residence is I'M
known, will take notice, that on the 24th day of
December, A. ID. 1889, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, where the action
is now pending, the undersigned, Alice nj. Davies,
filed her petition against said Edwin Davies pray
ing for divorce from him, and for restoration to
her former name of Alice Nj. Thomas, upon the
ground of fraudulent contract of marriage, and for
bigamy. The said Edwin Davies is required to
answer the petition in said action not later than
six weeks after the 26th day of December, A. ID.
1882 the date of the first publication of this notice,
or such divorce and relief may be granted.
ALICE NJ. DAVIES.
r. G. Richards, Atty for Petitioner. 1925 ct
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THE MARKETS.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. q.
WHEAT-Market weak and lower.
CORN-Market dull and prices about steady.
OATS-Market fairly active, closing l4o
higher.
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asfltitn,tt Chronicle.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1880.

In the opinion of the Christian Union,
a comparison of the election figures of
1888 and 1899 with those of years prior
to 1887 demonstrates a recession of
the prohibition sentiment"
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Business failures during the last seven
days: For the United States 305 and for
Canada 81, or a total of 1856 failures, as
compared with 373 last week. For the
corresponding week of last year the
figures were 2S4 in the United States and
as in Canada
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Every year since il became a candidate for pub
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T EGAL NOTICE,
state Of Ohio, Belmont County, sS-Court of Com
mon Pleas. Case No. 52S9.
Matilda A. Llddle, Plaintiff

Thomas H. Ramsey and John Ramsey, executors
of the estate of Allen Ramsey, deceased,
ard others, Defendants.
Martha Masse, who resides at McAlister, in the
state of Oregon, and who Is one of the defendants
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and the said Martha MasSe Is hereby required TO
answer the petition therein ON or before February
3, 1890 JAMES NJ. REEFS
j. w. SHANNON,
IL 266t Attys for Plaintiff
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Another Letter from Gov. Cornell.

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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
SALE.
IN EXECUTION.
Belmont Common Pleas.
Martha EtZler, Plaintiff,
TX


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Court of COminon Pleas o: Belmont county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at pubc auction, upon the
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The next term of Common Pleas Court
will begin on Tuesday, January 2Sth. At
this time there are 213 cases ON the docket.
The following cases have been brought
since the last term:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

"Ncro, the Gladiator" written by A.
Saumet, Is a play In which MI. Robert
Downing, the tragcdian, Is said to have
achieved the greatest success Of his lie.
This play will be produced by Mr..
Downing and his company, at the Opera
House this and tomorrow evenings.
Mr.. Downing is said by the press to DO
an ideal gladiator both in physique and
voice. A New Orlcaus exchange In com.
pairing tho Saimct Gladiator" with Dr..
birds "Spartacus" says that It Is en-.
tlrely different IN plot and detail, and
that It Is full OF thrilling climaxes and
powerful situations. Mr.. Downing has
usually done we'll In Wheeling, and
there Is every reason to believe TINT his
present engagement will DO successful
one. ~ ~ .rafr' Ul No -
The English military mclo.lrama "In
tho Ranks" was repeated at the Grand
last evening TO another large and we'll
pleased audience. The combination OF
humor and pathos in the play Is so ju.
diciously effected that one Is carried
along through Il pleasing variety Of emo.
tions till hecurtain falls. The company
presents the play in n manner TO bring
oat NIL tho strong points in it. Mr.. Ham.
ilton Harris plays the part OF the hero,
Ned Drayton, with good effect. He is
not a roistering actor; he keeps his
forces well in hand and uses them intel.
ligently. I'm the Ranks" will DO re.
peatcd at n matinee this afternoon, and
the engagement will close with this
evenings performance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-26

I
There were nine cases disposed Of at
yesterday mornings session Of Police
Court. En- McManaway, the keeper OF
an Alley 9 dive, who was fined $50 and
costs at Monday mornings session for
keeping the place, was fined $50 and
costs on this occasion for being drunk
and disorderly, and the four female in.
mates Of tho place, who assisted in the
disorderly revels, were fined $40 and
costs each. The total amount assessed
against the Eve was SIS 50. The four
women wero fined S. and costs the
morning before for being found in tho
place when Saturday nights raid was
made. The Court was not inclined to
allow any monkey business in these
cases, and slapped on the fines promptly.
James Reed, James Murphy and Peter
Burton, tho three impudent begging
tramps arrested by lFiikie, were sent to
tho hill for fifteen days each, in default
OF the payment Of fines OF 81 and costs.
John Healy, u drunk, arrested by
Driller, was sent up for ten days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-26
AlOnHtlle River BANKS,

Tie river was still falling slowly las!
night with a depth Of t.cnty.scven feet
in the channel. The Elaine left for Pitts.
burgh yesterday morning at s o'clock.
She is now in command OF Capt. Conant
and is manned by the crew of the Abner
ONeal, and is running in the O'Neal's
old Wheeling.pittsburgh trade, connect.
ing here with the Ben lIur. The Courier
got of for Parkersburg at ll:3O a. m.
The KeyGtone State left for Cincinnati at
noon. To-day the Lizzie Bay passes
down for Charleston at ! p. M, and the
Ben Hur for Parkersburg at l1:aO a. m,
The G. W. Bachelor is due up in the
Cincinnati.Pittsburg trade at 7 a. m.
The funeral OF Captain Wes. earns. a
well known Upper Ohio river pilot, took
plaza ut Cincinnati Saturday. The de.
ceased TO. many years stood watch at
the wheel Of tile Andes and was very
popular with many Wheeling people.
The Iron Duke, OF Gray's Line, had to
lay up at Hates Rock on account OF
high water. !;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-26
pleted in d short time. Considerable
plastering and painting remains 10 be
done before the work can DO said 10 DO
a Flre Early This Morning.


About half.nast one o'clock this morn.
ing an alarm OF fro was sounded from
box %, corner Fourteeth and Market
streets, on account Of fire in Trimble
4 I.utz's stable at the corner Of Alley @
and Alley 12. Tho fire was discovered
by Dave White who happened to pass
the place, and no let out one yell which
soon had crowd on hands. Officer
Barney Moran turned in the alarm, md
assisted by Officer Scally soon had the
fro which WIS burning briskly in a pile
OF boxes, barrels and pacingk materials,
under control. Thc:lIook 4 Ladder mr.
rived first, and was soon followed by
the Hope, which company put a stream
into tho stable and In five minutes had
every spark extingnished. No theory
WINS advanced Us TO tho Cause OF tho fire
except tho incendiary theory, which II
only borne out by the faCt that there II
no other plausible way oiexplaining) II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-26
TIE DOCTORS ARE HERE,
First Four Months Free OF Chnrre

First Four Months Free OF Chnrye.
The four eminent English doctors now
permanently located at the Sherman
House, bridgeport, O., have extended
the time to April !, in order to accom-.
modate many that called, but failed to
see the doctors because OF the large num-
Der present. All who now visit the doc.
tors before April will receive services
for the frat four months free OF charge.
The only favor desired is a recommenua.
ton from those they cure.
During the past three weeks ], 7Go in
valids have visited the doctors, and out
OF this number 4s7 were rejected as in
durable. IN
They treat every variety OF disease and
detormity, but will in no instance accept
au incurable case. II your malady is
beyond all hope they will frankly tell
you 80; also caution you against spend.
ing more money for useless treatment.
Remember dates and 20 early, as their
offices are crowded from morning till
night. ~
Office hours, 0 a. m. to 1880 p. m. Sun
days, 10 a. III. to 4 p. IN.
+. S.-This GOVERNMENTAL STAFF OF
MUSICIANS AND SURGEONS ia incorpor-
ated by IN act Of the Legislature.
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Two deeds OF trust and the following
conveyances OF real estate were admit
ted to record In Clerk Hooks office yes.
terday: -"
A deed made March 10, 1900, by Dan.
lei Lamb, special commissioner, to Frank
lliggs, all Of this county, for lots No. II,
IL and II, In Keys addition 10 Elm
Grove, In Triadelphia district. Con.
sideration $500. 5'e
A deed made March 20, 1890, by Ed.
ward Rogers md wife, to Mary i. Max.
well. all OF this city, for n tract OF real
estate fronting 60 feet on the west side OF
South Penn street, Island, being Il part
Of what is known as Waters addition to
the city. Consideration $1,000.
a deed made March 81, 1890, by Fred.
crick Lobenstein and vile to the Wheel.
Ing Bridge and Terminal Railway Com,
paay, for piece OF property beginning
on the west side OF Chapline street ut d
point SO feet north from the John Hand.
Ian estate corner and thence with the
westside OF Chapline street 100 feet, being
known Us lots Nos. 9 and In square No
0, as designated on the Caldwell add.
ton rs plated by Brady 4 Hobbs. Con.
sileration, SlS,006.
A deed made March 90, 1890, by Will.
lam V. lIoge TO Elvira ferguson for lot
No. 30 as designated on plat OF an 49,
aero field laid out by the grantor and
which Is located in an angle formed by
Edgirston's lane and tho Elm Grove
road. Consideration, 500.
A deed made March 70, 1890, by II, F,
Bahrcns and wife and Joseph Speidcl
and wife, 10 Fannie 7. Westwood, wife oil
John Y. Westwood, for lot No. 80 in
square No. 10, rs designated on the plat
OF Behrens & Speidel's subdivision oil
the Sprigg & Richie addition to the city
said lot fronts 25 feet on Eoir street
Consideration $3.50.
| A deed made March 81, 1890, by Susan
Ellingham and William Ellingham, he,
husband, to Henry kroneweth, for the
north half Of lot No. n, OF the addition
to the Old Town Of Wheeling, laid on,
by Jonathan Zane, and fronting SO fee,
on the east side OF tho National road,
Consideration 500.
a deed made March q. 1890, BY Rob.
ert Miller, Of Beach Bottom, Brooke
county, trustee for Mrs. Ann Todd,
widow, to the Pittsburgh, Wheeling (
Kentucky Railroad Company, for q
tract OF land containing 1920 SQUARE
feet, more or less, to be used rs a right
Of way, situated west OF Main street and
north Of First street. Consideration, 81
and other considerations.
| A deed made March 81, 1890, by Is.
tella May Tomlinson, wiie OF Joseph
Tomlinson, and George L. Boyd, special
commissioner, to Jeane +. Boyd, wife OF
Peter Boyd, for lot No. in square No. 9
in Waters addition 10 the city, situated
on the Island, Consideration. SoOO.
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Tho Proposed New Hritlgcrort Bridge.

~sAAioSs
4 steam dredge has been put to work
near the iEtna mill landing, digging out
a place In the bed OF the river for the
stone pier Of the bridge of the new
Wheeling Bridge Company that Is to
span the Back river. Bridgeport people
arc very anxious to have this company
change its present plans and build the
bridge below tho present bridge of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
fiany, SO thatit will cross tho river from
the Island into kirkwood. At the con.
ference had last Saturday night between
the bridge representatives and com.
mittee appointed at q meeting OF Bridge.
port citizens, the bridge people agreed
to put bridge across at point indi.
Gated and run the electric street cars 10
the west end Of town, provided the
Bridgeporters would subscribe $40, 200.
Now they want the people to furnish the
$4,000 for putting up the bridge and
landing cars in Bridgeport and ask that
the people take half interest in the
street railway besides.
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and sl5, 4o5 60 on account oil tho 10 cent
The Committee on accounts presented


The Committee on accounts presented
bills aggregating Sl04 40, which were or.
dered paid. Included In this amount
was a bill Of 500 for printing Clerk Thon.
er'a financial statement In tho Graphic.
A petition from people living along
Main and Market streets, asking that
the city provide and operate q street
sweeper, was read in theSecond. Mr.. Har.
rell moved to lay It on the table, which
motion was defeated by an aye and nay
vote Of 10 10 s. The petition was then
referred 10 the Board Of Public Works
with power to act, and this may DO taken
10 mean sweeper.
Charles K. Behler asked that his 50.
loon license 10 annulled and tho rebate
applied to tho payment OF tho Howell
House license for next year. This was
refused, ~" 80 ~.