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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27
MR.. pENDLElON AND "BII.L" HUBBARD.

Tho Democratic cnndldate'A Sudden Change
OF Manner TownrI WoriinEmon. RI
To The Editor Of thc Inttiligencer. 5.
siR:-MisterP endletoa says the people
will send him to Congress- because he
will speak to workingman after just as
before the election. We'll, we'll, what a
change politics makes in some people.
One can hardly believe that this is the
same Mister Pendleton who not such a
great while ago went about swinging his
cane and his body and running his
hand through his beautiful locks, ap.
peared too preoccupied to recognizes any
OF the common people. Ia this really
the same individual who. uttered those
memorable words u am gentleman"
and who insisted on being addressed as
Mister Pendleton, and who used to
get real mad fcalied "Johnnie2"
What IN immense amount OF gall
Mister pendleton must have, that he
should suppose for moment that he
would be preferred to 4 man like Hub.
bard, man in every way his superior,
whom the people have long ago learned
to call BILL" and who never requested
any one to Mister him.
The people Of this district want man
to represent them in Congress; man
with some experience in business affairs,
and Mr.. Pendleton will admit that per.
sons endowed with such lofty nature as
his never bother about business.
The people are getting tired Of send.
ing nero lawyers to Congress. The
question: which concerns most are
lhose relating to business affairs, and
not political or legal, and there is not
business man in the district who would
not as readily accept Bill Hubbard's nd.
vice on a purely business matter rs he
would on legal question. a5,
There is one thing Mr.. Pendle.on can
excel W. P. Hubbard in, and only one
he can hollow louder. FAcr.
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CARL ScvRz has made Free Trade
speech which the Wheeling Democratic
managers think so much Of that they
have gone to the cost Of circulating it
in German. In 1876 Mr.. Scurz stumped
Pennsylvania for the Republican ticket
at tho rate Of $500 speech and seat in
the Cabinet. Then he was making pro.
tectionist's speech. His eloquent voice
is always for sale to tho highest bidder.
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Tor over two hours by his eloeuence.
Every sentence was brin full Of Republi.
canisn and true political economy,
which ever and anon called forth round
after round Of applause. Y
Our people intend to DO their whole
duty, and march shoulder to shoulder on
the 4lh Of November, and help to forever
bury The humbug Tree trade policy. a. 7.
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Now We are hearing urgent appeals 10
Democrats to vote their ticket straight.
Protectionists appeal to men Of all par.
ties to vote for protection. They are
honest enough to advise Free Traders to
vote the Democratic ticket. Observe
the difference.
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A CANDID EXPRESSION.

There 10 absolutely no protection for la
Dor, md there should Ds none. Its best
protection IL FREE TRADE IN THE OPEN
MARKETS OF TIE WORLD.-Tnonas r.
Grady tDtmocraN Al he Grand Opera Hou'e. Sat
,irtdy night.
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Hon. G. W. Atkinson spoke at Wiley
vile last Saturday on the issues in the
campaign. The audience was conceded
to be the largest, by far, Of any previous
meeting beld at that point for years. Mr..
Atkinson was at his best, and when he
got through the great crowd agreed that
the discourse was exhaustive and mas
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TIE Free Traders are making great
howl over the alleged advance in the
price Of carpets. There is no advance.
Whoever desires to buy may buy at the
old prices right here in Wheeling. Pro.
lection has reduced the price Of carpets
and given employment to American
labor II II - - : l -
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Sand HUI NIL Euthu.ed,

70. at Edfser o. tht la.slteeneer:
SlR:-The grand speech Of the Hon.
G. W. Atkinson on the 2lst has moved
old Sand Hill from centre to circumfer.
ence-never before were they 80 entirely
captiyated. They were kept spell.bound
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BLAINE knocks the socks off Schurz
Germany has turned her back on the
policy which Schulz wants his adopted
country to adopt after the rest Of the
world has disCredited it.
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Mn. GRADY, OF New York, showed
himself to be good deal Of clown and
more Of q demasoyue. He was well
chosen as running mate for John 0.
Pendleton.
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JomS o. PgNDLEroS is not at home
on the tariff question, for that is ques.
ton to BIO argued. He is better in the
hurting OF coarBe epithets.
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DIED.

Ross-At Pittsburgh, Pa, on Thursday, October
q, 1890. Mt 800 p. m, HELEN, younGest
daughter Of Gcogn A. and Bridget Ross,
aged years mud 2 m3n.hs.
LrrLE-At Pittsburgh, Ia. on Friday, octo.
Der y. 1877. At 3:3j 4. H., AEriluR LITTLE, In
the 1Glh year oihls age. served iu Com pany
+. eccond Regiment, Yves. Virginia Volun.
q . =
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CAMPAIGN 4. ASyouyCgNE I.s1r,,l
hon. ". r. Hubbafd's Appointments.

Eeiiburg. Brooke co. Monday, Oct. q, I y. m
4 Wheeling Opera House. Oct. ii.
1lsihhny, Oct, y, 2 p. IN. =
West Liberty, Nov IA P.E m.
New Cumberland, Nov. 8, T:3o p. m, a0-'yfl
Elm Grove, Tuesday, Oct. Is, 1850 y. m,
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EVERYBODY will rejoice that the Gov
ernor OF New York escaped injury in
Saturdays railway accident. g-.5.
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GOVERNOR Hill. AGAINST HIMSELF.
Two Excerpts from his Speech here Friday

Night. ~
In eff, citing n icluc-l ! hear 1t Is said that
tion In the thrift t,thc tariT means more
shoul not be reduCedIwRgcs. ! deny II. The
so low that 1t will notlreasonS why wages are
recognize the difference better here than In Eu.
In WAGES and cQunl!zcIrofe arc, because VIC
It. For instance, II itIhave better wotsnen,
costs Two dollars to|a Not 10 any po
manufacture M articlcil!llcal party nor to any
In Europefor laOar, land legislation are you In
1t costs 10 mApufactutel debttd Tor the differ
the same article In thisIcnc,c In wages. You
country, for mhor, four know II Is hccatfs6 OF
dollars. a tariff duty oiIyour labor orgnniza.
two dollars egualizeSlhe lions. They say they
difference. You thus must have a high tariff,
zee that labor Is pt0tcc in order that they may
ted. | maintain that be enabled TO payhighet
the Democratic party wages. 1t Is not true.
believes In protcctine l.t
labor. know WHIST ..e
WIS saIi In ISSst and -.G.
what Is being snid now
1t Is that tho DCmo.l
cratic party proposes t..
lower tho wages of
workingtneu. deny It. 5- h,
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"Well," said Jonah, as he stood on the
shore and watched the whale swim away,
"ior once Pm glad Pm not in it,
Brooklyn Life.
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Clarksburg. Harrison county, Oct. 10, TO p. m
Wheeling Opera House. oci. 81. 7:9O p. IN. g
Midalebourne. Tyler county Nov, !, p. IN.
Phllippi, Barbour county, \ oy.3. ylg M
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

Gtx14t feet, North Front street, west sides $40
5oxl4s feet. North Front street, west side. 900
S0xl20 feet, South York street, west Silc... COO
Goxlto feet, South Elm street, wcil side. 100
Soxi0o feet, South Elm itreet, west SIDE, 40
s0xl0o feet, south Penn street, cast side.. 800
251ll2 feet. North Wabash st., cast side. SIS
S0xlc0 feet, South Bnron street, east side, 40
4?16) feet, cor. Huron & Rev Jersey t,s.. GOO
30xl2o feet, Fourteenth street, II 9rth side . l09
S9xi28 feet, Fourteenth street, north side $50
6ox3so feet, Caldwell's Run................. 80
60xl6o feet, Wilson street, sixth ward. !, 2OU
1ooxlOo feet, McColloch street. Eighth ward l,GOO
l4ox2;o feet, National road 400
l0OIS50 feet, Plcafant Vallcy."" 1850
Iot,and improved property In Marliu's Forry.o.
10 acres near Elm Gtovc,..... .. So 00i
lts4 acres two miles west OF Bridgeport. O.. $500
II acres near Ioraln, 100
6i acres adj Dining st. Clalrsyille, o..... 800
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Hon. q. w. AthInson's A ppolu.mcnts.

Hon. q. ". Atkinson's Appoiutm ents.
81. Mary's, Oct. 27.2p. IN.
ParkGrsburg, Oct. q, 7:33 p. nj.
Winfield. Oct. ~. ? p. In. -H.r.l
a, Buffalo. Oct. d, 1850 p, III.
llamlin. Oct. 20, ! p. IN. fr.s
Cereho, oct. 30, i:30.p, m.
Ravenswood, Oct. 81, > p. IN,
Ienn,boro, Nov. !. p. IN. 0.. ~.
IiarrIsyil.c, Nov. ], IN. IN.
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RlNEHART &TATUM.
oc2i 1I1i Market street.
For Sale.

= H..
{ Residence one mile west OF bridgeport, Ohio.
Price $500.
( IS acres Of land AT Short Creek at SIS yer acre.
No. 96 Ohio street, S!,loo.
No. ls9 South Penn Street, s., LOCO.
! Lots on South Penn sttCct.
! Lots on south Front street.
Lots on North Front street.
/ No. l57 Fourteenth street. SlCG0.
Z No, 6S Sixteenth street. $1,000.
No. 2sli ChLpiincstt
No. 1854 Chap!iuc street, $1,000.
4 No. DAY Malu street, S}0OH.
Lo. No. q Water sireet. $500.
No. 1895 Chapllne street. Si..01
Block OF ten houses. Annual rent 81, 400, Price
81, Gov. L-]ssgs.s
No. lbs Eor STREET, $500.
No. l0l5 McColioch street, $500.
No. 12c0 MCColloCh street, $500,
No. 1and ia Seventeenth styuet, $500,
No. $50 Twelfth street, s2.i0J. 3D..
. Lois on Nclzel street, $500.
: Lots OIL Warren street 500.
Z No. 40 EoG street, Hl(G0.
/ No. ~ aud 10 Twenty sixth street, $3.50.
No. 2Sli Eotr street, $3.50.
No. 23i0 foT street, So, F0u.
No. sGl2 Chaplinc street. st.i0o.
No. 1891 Woods street, s2,Sdtt.
2 No. 1888 Woods street, sl.8CO.
Manufacturing site with Factory Building
Four los on McColloch sucet. James Car.
ney's heirs addition
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
ward. E.l az
No. 2606 Main street, sl,eoo.
1 No. $50 Main street. Ground 4 full lot, $500.
FOE RENT.
:, FER NoSTH.
House rear Of &c Eighteenth street .....,..s, 20
NO. Rose Bud Row, north bank creek
!. eakt Of Alley Y m
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LEADING authorities say the only
proper way TO treat ca.asrh 10 to take q
constitutional remedy, like Hoods Sar.
saparilla. ,.a-.--- Z
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APT. u. II. Doveners Appoln.me emit.

Rhtnns'on, Harrison county, Oct. n, 1870 p. II,
West Union, D0ddtidge county, Oct. ~, Up N
Wallace. Harrison county. Oci. q. nj p. In.
New Cumberland, Nov. D, 1850 r. N. .
lion. a. W. Cnmpbcil's Appointments.
falrmont, Oct, 50, 100 p. nj.
Grafton, Oct 81. 80
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lion, G. NJ, shInn's Apvoip,mep,s,

Cameron, Oct. q, /? p. IN.
McMechens, Oct. q, Up. m.
Kim Grove, Oct. ~. 7:EO y, IN.
Fairyiew. Oct. %. 100 p. III.
New cumberland, OCT, ~, Up IN.
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e JAMES A. HENRY,
Real. Estate Agent, q, 8. Claim Attorney, lGI2
Z Market STREET. ! have long experience In
I prosecution Of pension claims. Soldiers, ihciF
widows and minor hei's will find 1t TO their
advantage 10 employ an attorney At home in
preference to one In Washington, d G. OcD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-27

tits all very we'll to talk Of putting up
the price Of whisky, but how is man
with growing family to meet this rise i?
journal. ~ ~ -.
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Real Estate.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.
.119!) LO'IS!.
Highland City,
OHIO.

Commencing Tucsday, October rs. 1880, wo will
offer for fale 40 lots, In Highland CITY, A
new town Just laid out, situated on beautiful
plateau overlooking the Ohio River.
Highland City lays about midway between
TiltonvIlle and Portland Station, on tho c, 4 p.
Railroad, and Is about fifteen minutes ride nom
Martins Ferry. Tho Wheeling 4 Like Mic
Raj road runs through tho town aud will .oon
DO In operation. Tho fight OF way ior tho
wheeling 4 Do~srsiogn Railroad has been pus.
chased.
Tho completion Of tho Union Bridge and
terminal system will bring this property almost
10 our doors. The facilities Tor reaching thIs
beautiful suburban village will be such AS 10
warrant our people IN 'taAiug up their h0mcs
there. li7 Iri.I
The greatest chance ever offered In Wheeling
TO make money by investing In lots al thS
for tho purchaser) Is now offered.
For further particulars cali on or address
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Now ,l,,, Advertisements /, ),

1.-TWO ROOMS TO RENT IN MAR.
L TIN'5 FERRY, Ohio, aud In gooi IocA.
ton. for 4 barbor shop. Address, WIN. A.
McMECHAN. II. ClaiiSyiile, Ohio. OCT
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

fph JpUuI W Jub LuNhl VI AFfAA'l
HON. r. 81. REYNOLDS,
OF Mineral County. ~.
ION coS1nEss.
First DiItrtet-w. +. HUBBARD,
OF Ohio County
Second Diiric,-GE0RuE HARMAN,
OF Grant County.
Third District TlIEoplllLU5 GAlNEa
OF FAycltc County. rs
Fourth DiS,riet-ClfARLES u. SMITH,
Of Wood County. NJ.
ron CLERK oYTuE COUNTY COURT,
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
yog CLERK or TIKI CIRCUIT COURT,
8. l.. BRlCE.
s...... Yoh sTAIK SENATE,
N, L. WHITAKER.
ron HOUSE oy DELK1ATrs.
". II. HHARNE,
DAHL. MAXWELL, I'D
CHARLES MONUMENTAL,
M JOHN CuMMlN9.
Election, Tuesday. November
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EOR SALE-cOrTAGE, NO. Os
u South Broadway. Fiye rooms. Lot @xl2o.
VIII be sold cheap Tor cash, at oncc Call on L.
A. ROLF d CO.. ARfnts. 1914 Market street. oc2t
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,. - --7--- TEN NUHTH,
House rear Of &c Eighteenth street. 10
No. ! Rose Bud Row, north bank creek,
i. cast of Alley m
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28
Lines From Legal Quarters.

FOUR cases of Hucks sstein & Co. against
John Nauz, actions in mechanics liens, are on
trial.
j. MEENAN yesterday received a verdict fol-
SS3 60 in his suit against d. Neary and E
Bailey, garnishee proceedings.
In the suit of w. P. Greer against E. DeRoy
to recover bill for goods sold, a verdict was
given yesterday for S46 for the plaintiff.
AN execution was issued yesterday by the
Nations Bank for Savings against Patrick
Heating and John Heating, executors of Mary
Keating for 81, All 81.
In the suit of Ellen Smith against Tarentum
borough for damages for injury to property,
caused by the grading of a street, verdict was
given for $500 for the plaintiff.
In the suit of S. W. Ewing and J. D. Linn
against North Versailles township, a verdict
was given yesterday for S93 55 for the plain
tiffs. The suit was for damages for horses
killed at road crossing by train.
ID. SPAULDING yesterday issued an execution
attachment against goods and effects of the
Spaulding Iron Company, in the hands of j. N.
Bailey, ]. w. Freund and ]. Pickands and
Moorhead Bros. & Co. Bail in the sum of $40,
600 was required.
IN the Criminal Court yesterday Kate Rese-
man was acquitted of assault and battery on
Abram Morzolis. The jury is out in the case
of Mark Navisb, P. Holahan and William Muir.
dock, accused of stealing 500 from Antonio
kuntzer. NJ. Porter and James Leber are on
trial on the charge of assault on Johanna Hotf-
man.
E. c. ANDERSON yesterday entered suit to
recover $4,000 from the Allegheny County
Light Company. He claims that he was en-.
ployed as lineman, and while upon a pole a
current of electricity was turned on to the
| pole by defendants carelessness and as re-
| suit he became shocked and fell to the street.
| sustaining very serious injuries.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28
SUPREME COURT SENTENCES.
Old-Time Counterfeiters Get Much the
Worst of 1t.

Old-Time Counterfeiters Get Much the
Worst of 1t.
The October term Of the United States Court
was closed yesterday and Judge Acheson i'm
posed the sentences on prisoners convicted dur
ing the term. The first were the Mcdowell
brothers. Robert and Archibald, convicted OF
RAISING 81 bills to s2Os, and passing them on
merchants on the Southside. Mrs. Archibald
Mcdowell, with her three children and her
father. sat in the room. Mr.. McElroy their
attorney, read a number of letters testifyine to
previous good character, and Judge Acheson
said he would not give them the extreme penal
ty. but that their crime was grave one. Each
was then fined SO and sent to the penitentiary
for two years. The husband and wife kissed
each other goodbv, and the scene ahected
everyone in the room. One of the men is said
to have been the head of a Sunday school in
Ireland.
David Warhupt convicted of passing coun-
terfeit dimes, was fined SO and given year In
the penitentiary. He had been recommended
to the mercy of the Court by the jury. Iheo'
dore Blum, of Clearfed county, another man
who raied notes. was fined $40 and given 10
months to the penitentiary. James Kelly, an
other counterfeiter, was fined 500 and sent to
the penitentiary for three years Benjamin
Blader. who was convicted with him, was SAID
to have served three years in the East for the
same offerse. and was given four years IN addl-
ton to a like fine.
Simon Fritz alias VoIk, who was brought
from Chicago for passing spurious half-dollars
$780, His attorneys made plea for him, and
said he had five little children to care for.
Judge Acheson said the man had served two
years before for a similar offense. John Pfeifer,
who was convicted with him, had better
record, and was sentenced to two years and six
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TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER.
THAT is WHY THE CROWDS AXE
RUSHING TO THE GREATEST
FIRE INSURANCE CLOTH
ING SALE

That Has Ever Taken Place in Pittsburg
Now Going on at SAG Wood Street.
The greatest fire sale of fine clothing
that has ever taken place in this country
is now going on at SAG Wood street, Pitts
burg. The crowds are wonderful. Inc
building at times is not large enough
to hold the throngs of people. The like
of it was never known before IN Plttsourg,
where clothing is sold so cheap. 1t has
taken the people of Pittsburg and surround
ing by surprise. Just think, an actual saw
ing of 65 cents on every dollar spent.
People coming for miles to attend TINS great
sale which is now going on at 54o Wood
street. If you value money you Will not
miss this chance. We mention few OF the
many bargains you can obtain. In order to
show what gigantic bargains will be offered,
a few prices are mentioned, and remember
this great sale will last for short time
only.
ASsplendid suit of mems clothing for
81 80. This suit is well made, all to match,
latest styles, and really worth S13. Mems
extra fine quality suits, made and trimmed
in best possible manner, 81 SO. guaranteed
to be worth $40. High grade goods, mean
ing equal to the finest quality tailor work In
all styles. Prince Alberts, cutaways, sacks
in wide wales, Clay worsteds and cheviots,
silk and satin lined, we will sell for
$40 %, worth S25 We offer an elegant
pair of mems pants for 81 3d. made
of nice cloth, and they are really
worth 81 Mems elegant fall suits, SIS As,
worth SIS. Mems heavy ulsters So 65,
valued at SIS. Mems chinchilla over
coats S4 So, worth S14. Mems silk faced
fall overcoats S. S5, worth S1s. Mems
royal standard kersey silk and satin
lined overcoats SO TX worth $40 tre-
mendous variety of boys clothing of the
finest quality-all must go at terrible
sacrifice. Do not fail to call and examine
goods and prices at this great sale-to be
sold at retail. a chance for such wonderful
bargains occurs only once in lifetime. Re-
member the address, No. JAG Wood street,
opposite new Bank of Commerce building.
During this great fire insurance sale the
store will remain open until at night and
Saturday until II PM
GEORGE PEYToN, Appraiser.
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CHIEF BIGELOW ON TOP.
Judge Ewing Refuses an Injunction Wanted
Against the CITY.

Against the City.
A bill in equity was filed yesterday by Anna
NJ. Woodward, wife of NJ. A. Woodward, the
attorney, against the city of Pittsburg and
Booth d Flinh, contractors. The plaintiff
owns the property at the corner OF Fifth and
Aiken avenues, in which she resides. and the
bill was to prevent the continuance OF the work
of grading and paving Aiken avenue. 1t was
claimed that the work was illegal, and that the
grade was not in accordance with the estab
lished grade of the street. Further, that it
would damage Woodward's property, and was
not what was wanted by the other property
holders on the street. Mr.. Woodward. who ap-
peared for the case in court said that he had
endeavored to have the grade altered, but no
attention was paid to his wishes.
Chief bigelow filed the answer on behalf of
the city. He first showed that the street was
being paved IN accordance with the grade es-
tablisbei / in 1877. Also, that the plaintiff was
not damaged at ALL If he was it was only the
tail end of his lot, which. at a nominal cost,
could be filled up to conform with the grade Of
tie street, and still allowed plenty of fall for
the drainage of the whole property. Further.
that they had tried to accommodate Mr.. Wood
ward as TO the grade, but the complaint from
all the other property holders on the street was
SO strenuous, and the desire WAS SO unanimous
to have the work finished, that they continued
with the work. If the Woodward property was
damaged, they had an adequate remedy by
suing for damages, and need not stop the work.
Judge Ewing heard the case the bill and
answer, and Immediately refused the injunction
asked for by the plaintiff.
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NHE DOCTORS IN PITTSBURG-
First Months Free of Charpe

The celebrated European staff, consisting of
five eminent German and English doctors
(specialists), permanently located at 4l4 Smith
field street, wish to announce that owing to the
great number of invalids who have called and
been unable to consult them, they have con-
sented to extend the time for rendering free
service. Therefore all who call be fore NOVEM-
BER II will receive services first three months
free of charge. All diseases and deformities
are treated, but no incurable cases accepted for
treatment. If your case Is hopeless they will
frankly tell you so; also advise you against
spending more money for useless treatment.
The object of this course is to become rapidly
acquainted with the sick and afflicted. Re-
member dates, and go promptly, as they are
crowded from morning till night. Catarrh and
catarrhal deafness positively cured by their
German tre estment. P. S.-This staff of physi-
clans is incorporated by act of Legislature.
oc26-6l