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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-01
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
Dsvlno for City sergeant-NOt Largo Vote
Pottsd-GOod Council Tickets.

Dsvlno for City sergeant-NOt Largo Vote
Pottsd-GOod Council Tickets.
Yesterday was not a good day for BE.
publicans. /. was not any better day
for Democrats, but they were not in il.
The weather was bad. Rsin in the air
and slush on the streets had their elect.
the vote cast at the Republican prima'
ries was light, and this is 10 be attrib'
uted 10 the weather rather than to any
other cause. "rhe boys" the fellows
who always come cut and vote
at the primaries, and who there
fore exercise more power in pol
tics than they are entitled to, were
on hands ss usual, but enough Of the
other voters, the ones who usually stay
home until the result is known and then
come out to kick over what they are
themselves responsible for, braved the
rain and slush and icy sidewalks 10 have
aoms weight. The result was not sur
prise. On the whole the Council nomi.
nations are strong and cfeditable, and
the delegates chosen TO the convention
are OF q character, on the whole, TO justify
anticipations OF q good ticket as the re-
suit OF Saturdays convention.
The voting passed OF quietly. Few
workers for any Of the candidates were
ct the polls. The returns came in
promptly from most Of the wards, but
the Eighth was awful slow. An unusual
" big vote was cast there, and it took
long time to make the count.
The vote on City Sergeant was as fol-
lows:
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ph1lIolnn. HnIe Pound ont

That contamination aud foreign element in
tho blood. developed by Indigestion, ia the
cause Of rheumatism. This settles upon the
sentative suHcuiRneouS covering Of the muscles
and ligAnents OF the JolntI, causing constant
and shifting pain. and GgEegatlng Al calcAr.
eous, ehAlky deposit which produces stiffness
perience has demonstrated Ia regard 10 Hos.
letters Stomach BltterS, has stronger evidence
70 support than this namely. that this medicine
OF comprehensive uses checks the formidable
aud aSlfociouA disease, nor IA Il lis positively
established that u Is preferable 10 the poisons
often uBtd 70 arrest it, since the medicine Onu
tains only Gllutary ingredients II Is also d Eig.
nal remedy for mAlATiAl ievera, constipation
dyspepsia, kidney and bladder ailments, debility
genuine,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in tho city and wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Miss Lettie Edge, CT the South Side, Is visiting
friends In Baltimore.
Mis- Con BuEzard, Of Cameron, Is Visiting
friends on the Island.
Messrs. R, II. Parker and ". 7. Nesb!tt are Of
on tour Of eastern cities.
AIeSErs. u. II. McNabb and Win Stanley arc
New Iearsipg In Pittsburgh.
Nils Clara Mather has returned 70 her homo al
smithaeld, o., after visit here.
Misses Emma Heath aud Emma Edge arc
spending New Years In Pittsburgh.
Mr.. A. Dewey Follett prominent lawyer Of
Marietta, o., was In the city yesterday.
Hon. n. + Whitaker yesterday received the
sad news OF the death Of his father IA Maryland.
Miss Rosallne sWlsher aud W s. Meredith, Of
Fairmont, we're at the Mcclure House yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs Connel, OF Newark, O, arc visit.
ing their son, W. II. Connel, the photographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allen Howell arrived here
from Cleveland yesterday and arc at the Mcclure
House.
Harry Wilson, a former wheellngitc, is homo
on short visit. He IL now engaged in business
at Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. Amanda ]. Preston and daughter, Miss
Jessie, are guests al the home OF DR.. and Mrs.
W. :. Mccullough.
Mr.. ". C, Harrison, senior in the Marietta,
Ohio college, is the guest Of his sister, Mrs. j..
Neil, Jones, on Vermont street, Island.
Nr. + D Hornbrook and vile, OF Kansas City,
arc visiting ]. y, Trlmble, on Fourteenth street,
and ar. Harry Hornbrook Is tho StAmm house.
HIEs TITLE B. ellis, Of the Island was The 70.
cipient OF a handsome handkerchief case con.
tAinlng some llne initial hAAdkerchiels. The
st. Paul German Lutheran church, OF whicn she
Is OfgRnist.
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THE GREAT ART EXHIBITION.


The citizens Of Wheeling and all viz.
itoEs to the city to-day will find that the
marvellous Swiss Village, nov combined
with Bergers wonderful HAutomatic
Exposition" will contribute more real
enjoyment than can be found at any
other place in West Virginia to.day for
one dime. Don't fail TO pay it a visit
with your family and all have a happy
New Years together. At 55 Twelfth
street, Opera House block. There can
be found q display Of mechanical art
works such as the world has never be.
fore produced. They arc great study
to a reflsctiye mind, Instruct, en-
tighten and amuse both old and young.
All over this continent nothing but one
universal need Of praise has been
sounded from the press, pulpit and peo-
pie in behalf Of the Automatic EXPOSE
ton. Complete Joy, coupled With aston.
ishment, Absolutely impresses all visit
ors. This is positively the last week in
Wheeling.
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Yesterday afternoon, Officer Moran
found drunken tramp on South street
with a fine silk circular, lined with
quilted Batin and trimmed with seal.
skin which he was trying to sell. Moran
asked him how no came by 1t, and he
said It had been given to him in Column
bus by lady friend. The officer knew
the fellow had stayed over night in the
lookup and had not been out Of town,
80 he took him 70 the Public Building.
Later the trRmp'S partner was found and
locked up with him. A little inquiry
showed that the circular had been stolen
from Mrs Maldoon, OF Twentieth and
Main streets, and later it was found that
the came couple he'd sold Q brown coat
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(. Ma. seSsiah-rO.day.

This afternoon this talented Irish com.
edian will commence his engagement at
the Grand with q matinee at p. m,
The Brooklyn TimSs gays:
NJ. A, Seaman and his excellent COM
many opened their season last night at
Inc Iyceum Theatre TO an enthusiastic
audience. The house was packed from
parquet to gallery. The play, Neil
ARrah," is a picturesque draha OF the
'OS order, depicting the stirring scenes
OF that period. Mr.. Scanlan's voice was
IN splendid condition, and as Neil Agral,
he did some neat acting in his graceful
STYLE, His brogue is perfection itself.
The supporting company " 81 the best,
and "Neil Aerah" with this star Gad
company at It's head will prove q howl
ing success.
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Marriage LIeen,es Issued.

Clerk Hook yesterday issued marriage
licenses to the following named parties:
James L. Garrett, aged thirty.four, a
native OF Kentucky, and Malinda Moore,
aged tWenty-seVep, a native Of Virginia,
colored residents OF this city.
James N. Gooch, aged thirty.iour, q
native Of this county and resident Of
Jefferson county, Ohio, and Almtna
Welshans, aged thirty-two, a native and
resilient Of Ohio county.
Josiah Huntington Fitch, aged twenty.
seven, and Annie Florence Walker,
aged twenty.six, both natives and resi-
dents OF New York city.
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NEMl NEMl NEW!

We are now in receipt Of q complete
line Of Fall and Winter Ho0lens, con-
slstlBg Of oYereOatlDgs, suitings, Panta-
iOOniSgs snd Fancy Hestings, which We
warrant TO make up In llrst-class style
at reasonable prices and III guaranteed.
A complete line OF 6entS Furnishing
Goods in stock. Seamless Merino and
Fast Black Half Hose at 25c y pair.
Wear cur celebrated all'W0ol limit
Jackets. q. HESS b SONS,
1891 Il 1873 Market Street.
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EDw. L, RosE & Co., have on sale the
largest variety Of the most elegantly fin
ished fancy wood Sewing Machines ever
brought to this city. And in the spirit
and good cheer Of Christmas tide they
are asking no more for them than for
those Of plain wood, which at all times
are the very lowest-ior cause see ad'
ysrtisement in another columns. Re.
member, you not only have choice in
woods, but get the best selUing machine on
eartL. No. 81 Twelfth street,
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 3I.-The Signal Office fur.
nlShCs the following special bulletin 10 the
HE morning reports show that over Arkansas.
Eastern Missouri and Iowa the year closes win
one Of the Warinest periods In the record OF THIS
season OF the year, the temperature over these
sections heiDR nom IS degrees 10 ~ degrees
above the average. The temperature Is above
tie n can over nearly the entire country west oil
the Alleghenies, This warm wave Will move
eastward and over the Gull States. The ONO
valley and the greater portion Of the lake region
New Years dHy promises 10 DO one Of the warm
aat kuOWu
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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 So you can buy a Tea Set Of
BE- pieces, underglaze decoration, sold
everywhere for 81 80. For 50 Won can
buy 3 complete Dinner Set, liz pieces
EHgiish decorated. For 50 % YOU can
buy o 10.piece Toilet Set, undertake
English decorated, sold everywhere for
y. In domestic goods we show over
nifty different styles and decorations.
Don't fail to examine our stock. We
VIII convince you are prices are 40 per
cent lower than any exclusive China
house in the State.
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Freeze, 1872; @. D. Thompson, 1l5;
Charles Craig, 1856; Samuel Sloan, 81
Christ. Kalbiizer, l39; Fred. HAPPIER,
107; Charles Morningstar, 1853; John
Waliord, 1913; ]. A. Arkle, III.
Delegates to City Convention-Charles
Morningstar, III; Charles Craig, ll9;
Samuel Sloan, 65; George Bowman, l05;
Conrad Bremen, II; Joseph Robinson,
81; Adam Honecker, 49, Charles Jack
son, 20; Joseph Freeze, ~; DR.. W. b.
S;Rthers, l2l.
In few cases in most Of the wards
voters indicated their choice for Mayor
on thsiI tickets, but this is not binding
on the delegates--indeed, the number OF
voters who did this, or the candidates
for whom they expressed a preference,
was not reported to the committee or
the neEsngpeFs.
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in the Second ward for s.. They were
taken before Justice Davis, who held
them TO court under 500 bonds. which
thoy failed to give. The police were
looking for two others who are supposed
to be members Of the same party. They
gave their names as Ed Garrill and VIII
liam Edwards.
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Another frightiul calamity, the results
Of which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm OF Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. TheappRlliDg
results Of this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction OF prices at Hof's chloe store,
at ll43 Main street, and the people are the
benetactors by it. Call and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
Of rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as we are now
broughtto face and their prices have not
gone up,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-01

The following officers have been
elected by Gray Eagle Tribe No. 5, I'm
proved Order Of Red Men: sachem,
Adoiph Koch; Senior sagn Ernst
Guensche; Junior Sag, Ludwig Becker
Prophet, j. Buchholtz; 0. OF r William
+, Graebe; K. Of W., Daniel Braun
Representatives to the Great Council OF
West Virginia, William F. Graebe, Dan,
iel Braun, S. Charles Eschsuuth and
Jacob Remmy.
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prohlbIlton Convention,

The Prohibitionists' Executive Com.
mittee has called q convention to meet
in McLain's hall this afternoon to nom:
mate full city ticket. 1t is predicted
that there will be objections urged by
some OF the Rdherents Of that party 70
the nomination Of ticket at this time
The DIRECTORS think it will be time
enough after the other tickets are nom.
mated to talk about third ticket.
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Gbe Sntelliofufer,
once Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.


Lse,oix China colors-RWlDE Bros
No,lce Of Change Of Management.
Entice-John Crawford
Extraordinarily Insurance Company.
Houcs-Hheellng Title and Trust Company
EtnSs holdefS' Ntetlug-GeTmAn Bank.
s;oCkh0iders' MeetInE-NaEiOnAl BAnk oiWesI
ViTginia.
Mutual Savings Psnk. ,,,.
Opera Housc@CleyelRud Consolidated Min
'T sioakhOldes' Meodng-Bank of the Ohio
Valley. A. ,,.V.s
'G aappg ssT ffS eSfwhecug Instslment COM
pr cS SpirneFsh f So,co-M. eutmnn & Co.
FnnFih Page.
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Our special offer will only be open a
few more days. II you have mot set
bought coupon tickets leave your address
at our Gallery and We will have agent
call and SEQ you.
PLuMNER, Photographer,
1888 Main street,
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Jacob wilhelm yesterday purchased
from RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn part OF the
property on the west side Of Market
street, south Of Fourteenth, which was
beoueathed to the Bishop by the late
John Bruce, and is now occupied by
Galliyan's saloon. The lot has frontage
Of twenty-five feet, and the consideration
was Sl4,SOO, at the rate Of Ss7Sa front
foot
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Lamp Goods,

We show over fifty different stvles
and prices Of Hand Lamps, Stand
Lamps, Vase lamps, Plain Iamns
Library Lamps and Hall Lamps. Ynn
cannot fail TO be suited. Now. a isT
prices: For g you can buy q Library
Lamp, solid brass frame, plain shade
sold everywhere for So; for 81 so Won
can buy a Library Lamp, heavy bras
frame, patented extension, beautifully
decorated, or ruby dome shade, 81
prisms, all complete, sold eyerywhere
for So SO; for s. you can buy beautiful
Hall Lamp, sold everywhere for S.. For
s. 40 you can buy beautiful Parlor
Vace Lamp, duplex burner, sold every
where for 81; for S. so you can buy a
magnificent Piano Lamp, sold every
HHtfG i0f -.
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If ron cannot see and need spectacles
Won should call ON us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. Ne have the
finest Instruments and more experiences
than any other Uptician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded, JACOB W. 6RUbB,
JeHeler and 0ptlelRn,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets'
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mar. YyhI.r ln.l Might.

Mrs. W. A. Isett gave a drive whist
party last night at her home on North
Main street, which was an enjoyable
affair. About twenty-five couples were
present, and the enjoyment was kept
up until o'clock this morning.
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On and after Jauusry /, 1891, The
Moundsville accommodation leaving
Wheeling at 6:l0 p. M, and arriving at
7:46 p. M, will be discontinued.
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

The Popular, TIA Main street, viii
close, commencing Monday, tho 5th OF
January, at q p. M, except Saturday,
until further notice.
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Children CRY for Pitchers Castoria.
L, S. Coon aells dry goods Tho cheapest
nnllImore pro,i,Inn Market.

BALTIMORE, No, Dec. Sl.-Wheat, western
firm; No. 2 winter red spot aud December 9IHc;
January g7ltag7ISc; Nay 81 C5l{Al 03lS. Corn
firm; mixed spot year, January and Nay 7Sc;
steamer Sc Oats duh. Rye nominal. Hay
steady Provisions uuiet.
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Pleasing Sense

of health and strength renewed aud OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as itacts in harmony with
nature to efiectnally cleanse the system
when costiVe or bilious, For sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists,
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800 copies TaImage on Palestine,
paper % cents, same in cloth, 81, have
hetn received by JOHN ". HElSkELL,
22 Twelfth street.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-For Western Pennsyl'
ypnIa aud West Virgins rain, eRsterly winds,
stationary temperature, WARMER. -
Ohio, rain, eAsterly winds, Slight chaDGe III
lnmnprature,
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filed at Lally's, 2lO0
Main street,
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SPECIAL NOTICE I,

The Bon Ton will close, commencing
MONDAY, the 9th OF January, Ut 9 y. m,
except Saturdays, until further notice.
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HAPPY
New Year
TO ALL.
JANUARY |, 1891.
JANUARY /, 1891.

With the BEGINNING OF the New Year
comes the retfcipecs OF the old-While
the year just ended has contributed
to history many of its saddest Incl.
dents and darkest pages-Yet we as
business men are forced to admit that it
has been With US most prosperous and
highly successful one. We may be par.
doned for taking Retrospective view of
our business for the year just ended
when we assureyo thatiti to us source
Of great gratifcation-The immense
trade that was uShered in at the opening
Of our present stores "a little over one
year ago. has steadily continued to in.
ctease-Day after day brought US fresh
proofs Of our assured SUCCESS, and con.
Vinced US that the maxim Of fair dealing
We adopted at the beginning had won its
way in most practical manner TO the
minds OF our people-This is the best
evidence we can adducc Of our continued
suCcess-It is the strongest proof that
we enjoy the confidence and appreciated
patronage OF the pabiic-We beg to re-
turn our sincere thanks to our many
patrons and to assure them Of our high
appreciation Of their valued patronage
Whatever our shortcomings in the past
may have been "Humanum cot errare"
is the best apology we can offer, and
With it We promise amenda-our defects
OF Ninety will be our PROJECTIONS Of
Ninety-one-1n asking, therefore, for
your patronage this year We do go know
ing full well that you will appreciate
our efforts to serve you satisfactorily
Your interests are identical with ours
to serve you is pleasure to us-In con-
clusion, We wish our patrons ell the
A Happy New Eearca bring.
Your Faithful Servants,
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NJ. j. McFADDEN.
BARGAINS
IN
WINTER
UNDERWE EAR.

Good Heavy Grey Shirts and Dnwer, all
sizes, only IS cents. ,y,.
ers, all sizes. 3S cents. -.
Double Breast and Back Gamers hhlt snH~'
Good All sool Red Shirts aud Drawers, all
sizes, only 50 cents. -.
Best White Msripo Shirts Rnd praWetsi very
heavy and Soft a. six, all Sizes. only 30 cents
Canel6 Hair shirts aud drawers, extra heANy
and won't shrink. only 20 cents.
Fine striped Merino Shirts and Drawers, WON
shrink or fade, all sizes only % GEMS, w.,
Extra Fipe Medicated Red Cashmere WOOL
Red shirts aud Drawers, all sizes 81 %
IHfeTt style Black Wool shirts and DTAneis'
TAT COLOR, ali sizes, reduced from 70 TO " ~
Zine Double Breast and bGck NatuIai mOOi
shiffS and DraWefS reduced from 81 20 10 q ..
Boys White or Grey Shirts and Drawefs' AL
sizes, Is cents.
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ThormomeI,r Record.

The thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registefed as follows:
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0eaMfNd the TecoFdoa

Some records are like the iGw-casiiy broken.
Other records have established so high stand.
ard that only the finest specimen oil humanity
physically or mentally can hOpI 10 equal or sur
pats them. A record which Is worth making Is
worth preserving. We value our record as
highly as We do our business prosperity. They
cannot be separated because one depends UPON
the other. We have eStRb iBhed our reputation
by studying the interests OF our patrons BY DO.
Ing ready 10 meet every possible demand and by
all the desires that come 70 a man
either IN business or social life. The ad.
vantage OF dealing with Us Is that we can enable
you 70 meet any possible emergency, that what
We sell Is never ont Of proportion 70 the price
which we charge, and that when you buy you
have not paid one cent more than the value Of
Your purChREe. We are now nffhrInr
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For First Branch CounCil-G. H.
4Iediek, Sl2,
For Second Branch Council-William
Shields, l67: Il. Q. Myer, 22O; William
Frohme, ll6; William ]. Cook, 1853; j.
p. Heinlein, l0s; Jacob Retzsr, 1872; Ed.
ward A. Moore, 2O3; S. Devinney, las;
David Henry, S. S. Hathaway, l57
Delegates TO City Conventional. G.
Myer, i86; George Dsvinnsy, ISL; james
Bier, III; B. A. Schiller, A; Henry
Senne, so; William Frohme, 20; Frank
Work, lO6; ]. W. Kile, SO; Ad. Fadely,
40; Frank Bero, 81.
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TEAS, CoFFEEs, ETC,
TEA I'M POR TIERS
AND COFFEE ROASTERS.
Holiday Goods,

No other house in the State can show
such a variety Of Christmas Novelties
An examination OF our display viii en-.
able you to make a selection II slylisb
goods and low prices are what You want
We are headquarters for both, Read
carefully few of our prices and com
pare them with others.
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For First Branch Council.-E. R.
Metzner, S2i John t, Westwood, Z; DR.,
D. II. Taylor, o..
For Second Branch Council.-G. ].
Bradshaw, IS; j. K. Hall, IS; s. H
Kasiey, 80: Charles Bachmauu, 6ii
Peter Iveraon, %; Fred schmeichel, 23i
H. F. Behrens, "A; W. W. Rogers, 80.
Delegates to City OonvenLion.-Peter
Iverson, II; David McElrse, 49; George
HarkinS, 70; I. Q. Mofatt, "a; G. j.
Bradshaw, 20; James K. Hall, 3Si
Charles Meyers, IS; r. w. johnson, ID f;
Andrew MCGEE, 81.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-10-08
Children Tease for Ii.

Dr. Hoxsie's Certain Group Cure is the
only remedy known that will cure a violent
case of Group in half an hour. 1t causes no
nausea or disarrangement of any kind. II
your druggist does not keep it, send address
and 80 cents to A. p. Hoxsie, Buffalo, N. Y,
1t will be mailed post paid.
The Commissioners of Allegheny county,
Pa, have offered reward of $1,000 for the
arrest and detention of Frederick Carlton
Fitzsimmons, alias Ambrose G. Budd, alias
Anderson, alias Yellick, alias A. B. Charles,
who escaped from Allegheny county Jail 'on
September 14th, 1891, and who is indicted by
the grand jury for the murder of Detective
D. II. Gilkinson. Frederick Carlton Fitz-
simmons is 36 years old, 5 feet 6 or inches
high, weighs 135 pounds, slender build, dark
complexion, dark eyes, dark hair mixed with
gray, beard, if any, dark mixed with gray,
dark stubby mustache, looks older than he
really is, looks like Jew but is not had no
beard when he left has extra large feet, wore
neat dark blue suit of clothes with cut
away coat, white shirt and standing collar;
speaks several languages, has travelled con-
siderable is desperate man and will kill rath-
er than be taken; has very sharp looking
eyes, is intelligent, quick and very active.
If found, arrest and wire, or send any infor-
nation to GAMBLE WEIR,
Supt. of Police, Pittsburg, Pa.