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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25
Tho Bcut In the World.

J. ,. Loughran, ex-Mayor OF North
Des Moines, ard the Locust street manu-.
facturer OF steam engines and boilers,
said: ~ had severe attack OF Ia grippe
l used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm 10
my breast. TheEe remedies were Just
the thing in my case. My child had
croupsonie years ago, and We used Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
suceess, since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house,
l had cousin who was q printer and
WAS employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for Chamberlain
he had a deepseated cold and terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind to buy bottle. It
cured his cough, and that wgs the first
time ever knew anything OF Chamber.
laiD's remedies. l have been strongly
in their favor ever since. My own eS.
perience and that OF my family con.
vinces me that these remedies are the
best in the world. That may be strong
language, but that ia what l Think
For sale by ". W.Irwin, G. l.. Goetze.
j. Kls1i, q. schnepf and NJ. W. Helm.
rici. ptw
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4 Marvellous Exhibition

which has set the town thinking. One
OF tho most interesting entertainments
ever witnessed in Wheeling is the Berg.
maun's Automatic Exposition, now be.
ing held at S. Twelfth street, Grand
Opera House block. THIS production Of
mechanical skill and ingenuity has no
parallel for intricate combinations Of
machinery and marvellous movements
OF workrnen. An exact representation Of
a complete Swiss village, SO life-like that
the visitor fancies himself guzipg upon
one OF the vine.clad hamlets OF STitzer.
land is shown. Bsrgmann, the great
German inventor, spent seventeen years
in the construction OF this grand display
OF mechanical art works nov combined
with Prof. Bergei'i wonderful Automatic
Exposition, making the most elaborate
display OF scientific automatic works
ever placed before the public, and q
grand holiday treat for old and young.
Ladies accompanied by children may
avoid the large evening crowds by MAX
ing their visits in the day time. Il will
be exhibited ia Wheeling only few
days longer, and no one should fail to see
these great mechanical wonders, aud the
remarkable loT price Of admission places
1t within the reach OF all.
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CHRIST Mas PHILOSOPHY.
What II Thoughtful Man Had to Sny About
Gift Giving.

What II Thoughtful Man Had TO Sny About
Gift Giving.
When man has to take two.milc
ride in street CIR he usually gets into q
thoughtful mood unless be has COM
panion or something interesting to look
at. i reporter boarded car at Thirty.
third street yesterday aud found long
headed acquaintance Just about in the
middle Of atwo.mile ride.
He motioned hereporter to sit beside
him and spoke as follows:
"Do you know that Christmas is get.
ting to De more OF bore 10 NE ut each
recurrence and that l am not at all sorry
that it only comes orce year. Christ.
mas has the same charms on account OF
its holy origin, but Americans are run.
ming the temporal accomplishments o!
the spiritual feast into the ground.
at used 10 be that I would 90 out on
Christmas eye and spend, maybe five
dollars. for candy, nuts, dolls, hobby
horses, sleds, toya, picture books and the
like. Maybe we would dreas a little
Christmas tree, or fiji the little ones
stockinge, and on Christmas morning
spend few hours helping the children
TO enjoy their toys, explain the new
games, ETC., and have 4 really pleasant
time. My. vile would give me some
place ofher own handiwork, ard gave
her something that she would enjoy and
which would be useiul.
In 7 oil al r.
ward to Christmas with e sort Of longing
pleasure, and never thought Of having
tospend more money than could afford
but now tina! is all changed. In the
frst place every one seems to think he
must give something to eyery ono who
is more to him than mare acquaintance.
l use the masculine pronoun simply
because there is no prououn to express
the third person, common gender. The
women are worse than the men, and the
habit OF promiscuous gift giving, aud
expensive gift giving seems to have q
firmer hold upon them.
II the gifts given were OF a class that
would be Of come service, or il people
would keep within the limit OF their
meGna, it would, in Q measure, mitigate
the evil. Royal Worcester, cut glass,
Ene jewclry, and other things that cost
more than these, in proportion, gre the
only correct presents nowadays. Rich
and respectable poor people Try 10 trot
in the came elaea. II the poor iall be.
bind, they feel bad and think they have
lost caste.
SHOW, l have some aequaintarcec
who can buy end sell noe dozen times.
They send me presents and il l don't re.
ciprocate l feel small, though they may
not notice it themselves. Pll feel re.
morseful rather than happy 10 morrow,
because l know [ have spent more
money than could afford, and when
my wiie's January bills come IL I'll feel
worse vet"
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The ButcfiSf3 rot In II.

Some talk has been occasioned by the
official notice OF the Butchers Aeeocia-
ton that members would not attend the
special Christmas market in the Fifth
ward yesterday afternoon. An ISTELLr.
GEScgH reporter asked butcher why.
swell, "he sail, Slew people 90 there
to buy meat. They buy poultry, and
they come around to a butchers stall
and ask him to deliver it. 1t taxes
cheek 10 reiuse. Then nine out OF ten
OF 'em demands & Christmas present,
and gets it. Later their hupDacds come
round and suggest setting 'em W, and
butcher takes in about So 81 on such an
occasion, sives away Sl4, spends ST, and
then delivers lot OF stuff on which O
huckster got the profit. And o: The So %
at least s. goes on the slate. 1t DON'T
pay us, and SO we 1ai.. That's all"
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Having been actively engaged in sell.
ing, buying, collecting rents, and The
general management Of real es:
tate in this CITY for the las.
fourteen years, I have gained a
knowledge OF the values OF real estate
in all parts OF the city, such a knowl.
edge that only yearg OF experience can
give. In thai time IN handling
a large number OF houses, BET.
thing estates and doing general col.
lecting. also know about all who pay
and who do not pay, and in offering my
services e. sa agent, think l can safely
promise any one having prouerty OF any
Kind to sell the very best results in get.
ting you the best market price for your
property and in renting place the
best clac1 81 people who pay
their rent in 3oar house. l
am responsible for all moneys han.
died, and can give any reference re.
Quired, which will guarantee you prompt
settlements. No charge is made for ad.
yertising property, either for rent or
sale, nor for making out deeds or leases.
Ny Office being in the most central
part'pi The city, / am constantly !recaig.
ing inquiries for all kinda Of property,
and can promise you the bes. seryice an
agent can give, with little or no trouble
10 the owner and q financial gain every
time. G. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent,
1920 Market street, over Wheat Il Han
cher's new Jewelry Store.
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Inrt-Sconr, Wheeling,

His Honor, the Mayor, talking to Mr.
Wilson, Mr.. Robinson and other First
Branch Council members Say, have
YOU secn this new advertisement OF the
vice OF Wheeling. Can't there be some
thing done 10 stop this exposure of the
city? 1t will give the town bad name
It isn't right for people to know where
all these places arc"
Mr.. Wilson well, it seems that the
police don't know where they are and
the paper cau't tell them withou! telling
everybody"
The Mayor:-That's all right TO tell
tho police. think every officer OF the
city should know how much vice there
is, but -it--aint-seems.ms.ms.ms-ht
-plece.-m. m.m.m.m-nuther.a."
Here the Mayors short, lat voice
plugged up entirely and he stopped.
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If YOU wish 70 purchase n beautiful
Photograph A!bmn Of the latest dCs'gil
oTinirrior and Xterior, Call on
JOHN n. BEiShtLL, ~ Twelfth st.
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MOUND WILLIE,
No Amusement for tho Conricts-Personul
md Other NeMs Nntn.

No Amusement for the Conricts-Personnl
and Other News Notc..
j. Howard Holt and wife will spend the holt
days at Wcllsburg. '-'' ava
Mr. Thomas ROSennn nrd Hiss Ellie Randall
VIII he E:arrcd next week.
Captain \. o. DaScr anil iam,Iy have nome IN
raTEcEshusg to spend the holidays. '' ~
Judge PAUL. has not yet rleiescd any decision
In the liquor tn.Gnotlon cases. and The civ Is
stu dly, but wheeling has a good puIl ri The
other end OF the line, '"s
The Simpson NJ, T.. Sunday school and The
Presbyterian Sunday school gave treats last
night and the EpicOpal school viii give n tres
t0-iR6sfoW afternoon ut { O'Clock.
Reserved seats for Lizzie Evans performance
Of the "Duckeyc" At Masonic ball to.morrow
night nre selling AZ one dollar, and the seats Sre
nearly all sold. This will be the first anoear
ance OF Star IN Moundsrllc.
There VIII be no special services a, ihe prison
this Christmas, Under iormer superintcptrnt I.
the conricts Wese permitted 10 give concerI,
aad entertainments Of various sorts ON Christ
mas and New Years. But Superintendent IN,
felt thinks that n rcnitentiary is not Inc more,
place for such GmusementS. lie will trea, iEt
prisoners 10 splendid dinner O; turkey az,
other luHu:ics. NN'
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Trnhsfcrs Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted ia
record two deeds Of truet ind transfers
as follows:
October 81. by Frederick Wnrster and
wife 10 W. E. Williams, for $1,000, the
west half OF lot % in tha L. Zane addi.
ton, on tho leland.
December 5, by s. s Bloch aud vile
10 Jennie NJ, wife OF P. II. Prince, for
$3.50, lot II in Bloch's addition, on the
Island.
November 90, by J. B. Sommeryille,
trustee, 10 the Commercial Bank, for
800, one.third Of lotll2, on the east side
OF Market street north OF Eleventh.
December q, by William Y. Hoge to
John G. West, for S26l, lot 10 at
EdcipCton.
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EDw. l.. ROSE & Co., have on sale The
iarses: variety CT the most elegantly fin
ished fancy wood Sewing Machines evel
brought to this city. And in the spirit
and good cheer OF Christmas tide they
ate asking no more ior them than fol
those OF plain wood, which at all times
ara the very iowest--ior cause see adj
vtItlsement in another columns. Re
member, you not only have n choice in
woods, but get the best selCing machine OH
earth. No. 81 Twelfth street.
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For three Couples who will We'd ut tho
Chri.tmastide.
Clerk Hook yesterday Issued marriage
Licences to the following named persons:
John c. Quigley, aged %, native o!
Cameron, W. Va, and resident oil
Wheeling, and Rachel L. Baker, aged
20, native OF Marshall county and resi-.
dent Of Wheeling.
Carter Norman, aged 81, q native Of
Belmont county. O., and resident oil
Wheeling, and Wanda Seitzel, aged 10,
q native and resident OF Wheeling.
Daniel Fleahman, aged %, native OF
Woodstield, o., and resident Of Ohio
county, and Anna Venaman. aged IS, 4
native OF Wheeling and resident Of Ohio
county,
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Nenly could l,aye boon Defeated.

But ior the absence OF W. II. Fa!ler,
Republican member OF the First
Branch OF Council, from Tuesday
nights meeting, Frank Healy's
election as Uhiei of the Fire Department
could have been deferred until another
meeting, and in the opinion Of most
people, finally prevented. hlr. Wilson,
Democratic member OF the First Branch,
agreed to vote with tho Republicans to
adjourn before going into joint session.
Only one other vote was needed to carry
a motion to adjourn. Halter was sent
for, and the situation explained to him.
Ee declined to so to the meeting, and
for the want OF hin vote the Branch
could not adjourn, and Ilealy vas elect.
ed. Hallor was roundly denounced yen.
terdGy for his course.
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AN INTERESTING MEETING
or the County Commissioners whose Term
IL ubout to Close,

VI the County Commissioners Whose Term
Is nbout to Close.
The Board OF County Commissioners
met yesterday, aud after transacting con.
siderable business, adjourned 10 meet
next Friday at l p. m. At that time nil
tie bills which the present Board is to
pass upon should be in hand, as 1t will
DO the last meeting OF the old Board
with the exception Of one merely formal
on December 81 to sign the minutes and
wind up the business OF the term, which
ends on that night. Thenew Board will
meet on the first Monday in January.
Yesterday action was taken request.
ing tho Legislature at it's next session to
pass law authorizing the State Board
OF Public Works TO sell bonds and apply
the proceeds TO repairing the National
pike, the bonds, however, 10 DO a charge
only on the tolls collected Oh tho road,
and the act 10 contain proviso tina. II
any time in the future the county shall
take charge OF the roud the bonds were
10 pass into it's charge under the came
conditions.
| The Legislature was also memora'
llzsd TO enact n law authorizing the
commissioners OF this county to collect
tolls on other improved roads than the
two turnpikes on which tolls can now
be collected. The city Council was
asked to t Ike steps to prevent the tax.
lug Of garbage from tho hotels, restau.
rants and boarding houses OF the city to
the country. This is done in view Of
DR.. PeLrie's report that much OF the hog
cholera recently prevalent in Ohio
county wa1 traceable 10 feeding on CUR.
bage from town.
The Commissioners Committee on
Court House and Jail and tho City
Councils Committee on Zeal Estate
also met yesterday and agreed to recon-.
mend to the two parent bodies certain
plan Of rcmedying the bullying Of tho
eastern wall Of tho Public Building
from the loo heavy pressure Of the main
stairway asainst;t. Tho plan embraces
iron pillars to take the weight OF TIC
stairway direct. 1t is not to cost over
500 TO make this repair.
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LARGEST stock OF Perfumes and Toilet
Waters at McLIre House Pharmacy.
irptiier Calamity.

Another frishtiul calamity, tho results
Of which can be attributed 10 the heavy
snow storm OF Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main etreet, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalliug
results Of this get OF Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction Of prices at HoG's shoe store,
at ll4S Main street, and thepeopla are The
benetsctors By it. GALL and examine the
goods and ascertain prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. A large etock
OF rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies 50 70 are now
brought to lace and their prices have not
gone IN.
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China Goods.

We show over one hundred different
styles and decorations in Tea Sets, Din.
ner Sets, Toilet Sets, Domestic and I'm.
ported. For 81 you can buy Tea Sat Of
oo pieces, underGlaze DECORATION. soId
everywhere for 81 so. For 50 Won can
puy a complete Dinner Set, I12 pieces
English decorated. For 81 25 Won can
nuy l0'piece Toilet Set, underolaze
English decorated, sold everywhere for
-. In domestic goods we show or Wv
MY diIsrent styles and decorations.
pGht la! to examine our stock, We
Will convince you are prices are 40 ner
cent lower than any exclusive China
house in the State. t'"
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0j)e SSuicIIioeufer.
Onlco. Nos. 80 nnd - Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

4 Merry Christmas to All-W heellng install
murt ca. Fourth Pale.
Stockholders Meeting.
FOR Remit. a. Il. Hall.
Probate Of Will.
Merry Ch:lstriss- II. D!Egct-FOurth Page.
Christmas Morning sGc.
Gr4ud Christmas Night Bail.
Thirty aarylynu ols ior Sale.
Urand Hapins CARPET Swcepcss-Ecsbilt& Bro
Attention., cir Knights.
Republican Suggestion Meetings,
EepublICAn Primaries
Lust ,ewiOuudlund Dog.
!ur sHlc-Slne R0OmCd ItouBe.
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MEM! EEM! NEM!

Ncnra NOW in receipt c. Il curlplett
line RI T rmf dl.a Minter moplcus, con
sistiog Of 0ycrcOatiuss, suiilngs, Fanta
ioonings rnt Fancy tfstjngs which W,
warrant 10 make up IN lirSt.class tyl.
ut reasonable prices aud fit guaranteed
4 complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
G00Gs In stock. Seamless MerinO and
Fast Bi.ck Hal: Hose Mt e6c i pair
Hear our. celebrated nll.wOol knil
Jackets. G.. HESS l. SOaS,
1871 l. 1898 Market Street.
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LARGEST stock Of Perfumes and Toilet
Watera at Mcclure House Pharmacy,
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TEAS. CoFFEES, ETC.
Atlantic / aCo..
TEA In PORTERS.
AND COFFEE ROASTERS,
Holiday Goods.

No other house in the State can show
such variety OF Christmas Novelties.
an examination OF our display will en-.
able you 10 make selection il stvlisb
goods and low prices arc what Won want
We are headquarters for both. Reod
careiullya few OF our prices and COM
pare them with others, ~ UoA'
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School Entertain III ents.

Tie second year class ct the Madison
school gave an entertainment Tuesday
afternoon complimentary to Misses
Reeves and Wiley and Mrs. Copenha.
ven. 1t consisted OF dialogues, recita-
tons, etc.
The Junior class OF Lincoln school lad
an entertainment and treat yesterday sf.
ternoon. All the schools were dis
missed last evening until after New
Years
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Yesterday evening number of gentle.
men who make Thomas 3. Taylor's
cigar store, on Market ttreet, their head.
quarters, presented the proprietor with
a handsome gold watch chain. Captain
J. Z. Marsh Eade . neat little sneech
presenting the chain and Mr.. Taylor re.
sponded nicely.
Yesterday G. P. Kurner presented Mr..
L. Il. Helmbright with u beautifully
decorated checker board, around the
frame OF which are pictures Of the mem.
bcrs oftho "Wigwam," as the gentle.
men who make Mr.. nelmblighpsshop a
headluarterG call i.
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EAct-Scenr, Wheeling.

First Citizen-"Wha! do you tliiak Of
llealy'd election2"
Second Citizen-"Well, Frank aays he
will reform and be decent since he's
been elected; maybe he'll make good
chief"
First Citizen-"I hope he will; but
don't you think it would have been bet.
ter for him 10 have commenced about q
year ago?"
Second Citizen-"Well, don't think
tho Office is wasted il il reforms Hcaiy.'
First Ciiizen-"What shall We do with
our tougbs after we run ont Of Offices
The offices have nearly all been given
out tina. way already"
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Salvation Army Cinrx's Appeal.

In Part II OF the Circuit Court yester.
day, the petition Of Charles Clark, alleg
ing refusal OF Justice George Ankle to
allow him IN appeal from his court on q
certain judgment given against him in q
caac in which he was defendant, asking
that such al appeal be allowed, was pre-.
scented, and the court ordered the Justice
to grant tho prayer OF the petitioner or
appear in court and show sufficient cause
70 the contrary.
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LARGEST stock OF Perfumes and Toilet
Waters at AlcLure House Pharmacy.

PHYSICIANS all over the country arr
using OLIVE Blossom" in their practice
with the best results. The high stand
ing OF the manufacturer, DR.. France, il
sufficient guarantee OF ito merit.
"Olive Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., G. R. Goetze, W. W. Irwin
W. Z. Williams, c. Scbnepf, G. Menke,
melIeT, v. G. krmbright, ". Fl. vii.
liams and n. W. Heinrich; J. W. Oar
rah, Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie \ Co., Bridgeport; g. NJ. Wy.
rick Bcllaire; St. Clair Broa., Benwood
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A very pleasant affair took place al
the Wheeling Pottery at the conclusion
Of the years work. The employees Of
the decorating department presented
Mr.. G. CIaddoCk, head decorator, with O
handsome chair and large box OIL
choice cigars as q token Of their esteem
each wishing him q merry Christmas
and happy and successful New Year.
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e yGn cannot see ard need srGc;Ac:cs
;0G Should csjl OIL us and haze your Eyes
tested without charse. We have Tie
Il,;est Instruments and iaGre experience
than lny otler vplisiaa IN the STATE,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
d,nGei. JACOB ". GNUtB,
JeWeicr ana 0pticiaE,
Ger. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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away,
Tho oldest OF things may be noticed, they say.
No larger the elephant srcinS than the ca,
Who peacefully lies by tho side OF tho rat.
Tho tin locomotive goes OH on A lark,
Aud hasa collision with SOah's new ark;
But they say It's the funniest sight OF them all
When the JnnipinS.!scs illrts with the ilaxen.
haired dali. -liGyhiHgiOn POh.
This is Christmas.
1t bus been n gear since 1t was Christ.
mas the last time. 49,. I
1t will be anoIhor year before IL will
be Christmas again.
A great many folks arc glad because
Christmas does not come oilener.
There are other iolks--mainly little
tolks-wEo wish that 1t came at least
once week.
The day will be observed quite rs gen.
orally as usual this time. The banks
will all be closed, as will also the city
and county Offices, and many private
business establishments. At the post.
Office tho genera! delivery and carriers
windows will be open from $50 a. IN.
until IL IN. There will be one delivery
leaving the office at s II. M, the usual
early morning collections, and n collec'
ton when the carriers make their trip
Two special collections will be made or
the busineas route, reaching the Office
at 1880 q. Ii. aud L. 80 p. IN.
Tho customary appropriate masses ant
other services will be celebrated in al
the Catholic churches, and some OF the
other churches will also have specia
services. lIU
The market for eyergreens, especially
Christmas trees, has been much mort
active than usual, while poultry, CANT
and the like, have gone off ut q remarka
BILE rate. All uorts OF commodities O.
an especially reasonable character. In
fact, have been in good demand. The
meichanis all expres5 themselves
as more than pleased Will
the Christmas trade. Judging
from the throag8 on the streets fol
several days past, they ought to be
List night the crowds on Main, Twelfth
aud Market streGt5 beat the record. AS
II stranger remarked in the hearing OF m
lSrELMdENcEE mGn, it was puzzle tc
get along the sidewalk. OF the thou
sands OF men, women and children
every blessed one had bundles. Nest
bundles, bunchy bundles, light bundles
heavy bundles = al sorts and sizes
and colors and shapes Of bun
dies, iabbed man in the from
or struck him in the rear or knocked hi!
hat OF or logged his elbow and endnn
gered bis own bundles. 1t Was sight
and everybody in the crowd, helping tc
make the scene, enjoyed watching it
1t was a merry crowd, and illustrated
two ideas-the good humor of this
Chtiatmastide and the prosperity o
Wheeling,
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Fnct--Scsne, Wheeling.

First Democratic Citizen-"Our fel.
Iowa in Council amt lookin' very high
to-day, ara they"
Second Democratic Citiznn-"Lookin'
as high as they did last night when
they voted for Frank iiealy, 1ip't
they ~