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Mr.. Speed,s Attainment.

Fletcher B. Speed has made an assignment of
his planning mill, North Capitol a, .. streets,
&C., for the benefit Of his creditors 20 Chris
topher O. Speed. He makes preferences Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company elO0
for rent due. and F. Rice s4,5OO secured by
mortgage on the machinery, &c. The remain
ing indebtedness aggregates about q, 900.
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Slight Fire This Afternoon.

Shortly before o'clock this afternoon the fire
department was called out to attend fire at
No. 1'o4 G street, occupied by the Columbia
cycle works. The fire was caused by gas jet
which had been pushed against pine bench.
The damage was slight.
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Tie Cholera in Russia.

81. PxrrRsBuAo, Aug. "a. The osicial cholera
report issued this morning shows an increase
yesterday Of ssl now cases and an increase Of
2s7 deaths e. compared with Saturdays fgures
The total number Of new cases reported yestsr-
day was 6,sel and The deaths numbered S,elA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-22

The Cholsra seourgs In Persia.
TxznAx, Aug. 2a-In Taberis the number
Of deaths from eholsra hes fallen to sixty daily.
Tie piagus RACES severely in Teheran. The
ytss governor snd his wife disd today. Several
~ y 80 daily.
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Love LIFE

Il possible only when the blood Is and vigorous.
To-Ipel srufaia and other po.sons from this oircu,a
uos thu superior medicine IL AYERS sarssparilla
n irnpsrss permanent strength ana scsncy TO every
organ Of IN. body Restoration perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS S2r>~p~rflla- Mary schubert. Kansas CITY.
Kan. writes:
year from liver complaint Ayers sarsaparils saved
my life Th- best Physicians being unabis "a help
me and having tried three Other proprietary rnsd-
cfres without heneht AZ lsst took Ayers Ssrsaparla
The result . complete cure. Since then have
recommended this medicine to others and always with
success
AYERS sARsAPARrLLA
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aysr Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Cures otaers: VIII cure yon-
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Chicago Markets,


LONDON, Aug. 22.-In consequence Of . letter
from Mr.. Henry Labouchere stating that the
queen had opposed his nomination a. . member
Of the new ministry the Liberal Radical Asso-
citation Of Northampton, which constituency
MIR. Labouchere represents in the house Of
commons, has issued summonses to the other
radical associations Of the country to Join with
IL tn an indignant protest
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More War Department Ammunition.

The War Department today ordered the ship
ment of the artillery ammunition which the
governor of Tennessee requested by telegraph
yesterday. The ammunition was shipped from
the Rock Island arsenal, and will be stored at
Knoxville for use in an emergency.
The Department of Justice is conducting an
investigation Of the conduct Of Deputy United
States Marshal Bud Lindsay, in connection with
the Coal Creek riots. No word was received
today by the department from that section.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMoRE. Aug aa-Flour steady-western
9.e5a4.2s; winter wheat patent, 4.sOaA.6s; spring
wheat patent, %:Soa4.e5; spring wheat, &06sA. Is
receipts, lo,11s barrels shipments SIS barrels;
sales, 1850 barrels. Wheat strong-No. 3 red
spot. nka77h; August. i7Ka7Ix; september. TX
als; October, 7Skaso; December, ss bid; steamer
shipments. 5000 bushes; stock, 1.sssaD bushels;
eaies, $4,000 bushels Southern wheat steady
mixed spot, 6saSSN; August, 50 bid: septem.
Der ST bid: October, ssh bid; year. IS ssfe:,
steamer mixed, 53k bid-receipts, 1885 bushels;
shipments, t7,l43 bushels stock, 81, 1851 bushels:
sales. 1900 bushels. Southern corn steady-white,
6Sk ASK; yellow, 6ea5a.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Aug 81 CLOSING. - Wheat Septem-
oef. Isx. Corn-september. San; May, 5sK. Oats
1o.S7k January, 1910. Lard-Seltember, $50;
January, 100. Ribs-September 7.60 January,
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Range or the rh-rm s-np,~r.
The following were the temperatures. at IN.
Office Of the weather bureau TODAY: sam. "a;
Bpm. IS, maximum. ~: minimum ca.
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Tur W.nnxs SHOE Hous..
Ills p STREET NV.

Ills STREET NV.
n ALWAYS ON THE ALERT FUR eENu-
me BARGAINS IN FINE FOOTWEAR
THIS TINE WE HAVE SECURED A
LARGE LOT OF MANUFACTURERS SAM
PIES IN LADIES' HIGH SHOES. BUTTON
ANDLAcE. WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT
LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES.
WE ALSO HAVE NEARLY ALL SIZES IN
MEMS 90 PATENT CALF Balls. WHICH
WE ARE SELLING AT s37a
ALSO A LARGE LOT OF MEMS CALf
BLUcHER Balls AT s345. AND ONE LOT
s2s5. REGULAR PRICES $500 AND
q 90 RESPECTIVELY.
Anew PAIRS OF MISSES hASD-rURS
NEWPORT TIES AT 800 PER PAIR
WE'RE &C. o. SIZES IL TO 2; MOSTLY
WIDTHS
ABOUT ONE DOZEN PAIRS MISSES
s2.oo AND ESQ SHOES AT $50. PER
pAIR-rHEsE ARE HEELED SHOES.
ABOUT TWO DOZEN PAIRS CHrLD's
o.. Is RED STRAPPED SPRING HEEL TIES
AT Sc. PER PAIR
AND THOUSAND OTHER GENUINE
BARGAINS IN STRICTLY FINE FOOT
WEAR
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A1inister W.shburne Counting Homo.

PANS, Aug IA. D. wsshburne, united
States minister to Switzerland, viii sail from
Havre for New York on September 10. Ith re-
ported that he will not return 70 Switzerland.
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Pnrr.nr FoH FAr.
Funslsu Youn Housr Now.
GRoeASs
M.uaorH CnrDrr iHous.
I'll, s.l and s.s s,h nv.
s.S ssg F .f Ba ss1 .aa ssss
ON CREDIT
IfCash Prsosa
We az ..lseissIly Proud ., our
less you have visited this depart
Dsht. you cannot realize its vast
oa twssn plush or Sa i,i: Coz. MS P.rior
oS GREET. in With hug. tapestry and Bro
n prioe than similar can be had for
IN other stores
CHAMBER We have Bed Room Furniture in
FURNITURE % have your opinion on .hs solid
ON CREDIT cash or els ON ;iins
our second floor is devoted 70
CARPETS abe esn ts bound here We sell
ON Per yard cash, 6Sr. per yard on
CREDIT Per yard cash, 4Or. per yard on
time. We make and .ay ali Carpets
Of cost No charge made for
waste IN matching 40 1res-
VESSELS six-.oot Oak Extension
PREPARE Table fer y. y cash. e45o on
FOR Be- Quality 20 10. Hair Mattress,
O.. 50 cash, e. time.
FALL Woven Wire spr3n<s. 81. - cAsh.
e.. 50 IN credit
Our system OF credits n the =
20 plsst and best op~r.teS N the
Df.,rfcs. II oGeTs tho utiaosi
EOIES fr~edoua 20 patrons and u
-ursriO- no msry vsys 10 any sys-
TO ten now {. use. Easy weekly or
monthly paynfnts ARRANGED 10 suit
SION vsr. Compare our credits pricss
sllA cash pfisss ssssvhsre
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GEMS Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FoRsr

Coats SOC Pants ~. Vests. 25c AIterInS snd'
repair.ag dom in best Gods called for and
delivered. Ie.Spbone call l4S-2.
X. , nAHN. 7U5 gth st. NV 4
seiJ And 10 y Eut-s 81 b.ltGJre. al 4
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The are the opening and closing prices OF
ne New York STOCK Market. as reported by special
wire to Carson Mccartney. l4l9 + street.
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MR.. DUMoNr.s RESIGNATION.
The True Causes That Broashs u About 80
Forth.

ALL BECAUSE xR prMoSr WAS TOO ACTIVE II
THE PROSECUTION OF THE LreuoR cAsxs-
WHAT LAWYERS SAT- OF THE NEW RzorlA-
Troxs BY THE coxxIssroSKRS
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NsyOsTURA BITrERs ARE TIE BEST REM
fsr tns genuine. prspGed ~ Dr. }. O. D. slk6EhI
iO&k
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DIED AUGUST 10, 1892.

To Mary Tiers.
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Written for The Evening Star.
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Attorney, d. @.
"In reply TO this letter. said Mr.. Dumont,
~ wrote Mr.. Haxelton q note telling of what I
had done; that / had instituted proceedings
against the liquor dealers In what ID technically
and popularity called the 'one-mile limit and
from him received the following:
&c am In receipt Of your note Of this morn
ing stating that you have brought informations
against parties for engaging in the liquor busa-
ness without having paid license tai therefor.
and that these parties Are are within the
dismiss ali such cases or informsso..'
a. I prefer that this Kind Of prose-
cutions should await the publication Of the new
regulations on that subject made BY the Com
missioners Of the District, md you may NE
this - your authority for 20 doing before The
Mr.. Dumont said that in obsdissos 70 he
orders from his o6icial chief hs would move
the court TO dismiss al the cases., and the court
directed the clerk 10 make IN entry 70 That
effect
wHY M. Duuorr nEs1oHxp.
A soon - the letters we're In posssauion Of
the court Mr.. Dunont wrote his rsuenasIsa
He wss determined not to 70 out sllsuxay
and Arm in his eonviction tha4 o
STAY in once under thoss instf1esioas
ths eonmuaity. II ~ essh amounted 70 az
thing - couA not rsfrain froa eonsinuipe (,
proeseuss "a hquae easss thss sans intohb
The lsw - had vas suzAcisnt 70 esuviss,
bsttsr hws vsrs nssssnaxy, bat ~ 60 new
available were worth ponstAing and "a
more than litt,s rsslrais3ng povss.
M eject 81 ths diaminA If -
$3.50 vas bod, asd ysry natsrally N.
Dumoat was dissowsgsd By - oGlc,al ss161a
.hisA % s.sxIeetsaAy hanpsssd Nh . =
.lIorts. Ihs infornaiiea q vh6ch -
pesdiaU vsss hassd - spparsusly soani -
lssttnouy hAd bssn ecAfss1sl - 49,
ID aPps.rsd cd $1,000 tuy go
I'd bod had bs:a ~. 49,
'sadessd ssd ~ hssps1 4 unss1s11
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-22
ABOUT peoples.
strangers In the CITY aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers In the City aud wheeling FolkS
Abroad. ..-.-
Miss Laura Patton is visiting Mrs. DR..
Thomas, at Moundsville.
Mr.. j. P. Rex and children, Of Mans
field, O., are visiting Mrs. 7. R Motfat,
on South Market street.
L. P. Watson, of Fairmont, and
Charles J. Gofi, Of ClarkIburg. son Of
Judge Nathan Gotf, are at the Mcclure.
w. H. HUT, of Middlebourne, and A.
E. Townsend, of Pittsburgh, the street
railway contractor, are the guests Of the
Stamm.
Mr.. Geo. Hanes, of Columbus, who
has been visiting friends in East
Wheeling for some time, has returned
to his home.
P. J. Gavin and John F. Kyne have
returned from an extended and highly
enjoyable visit to Philadelphia and
other eastern pointa
R. N. o. Williams, of Grafton; E
Earnshaw, OF Earnshaw; A. ]. Jemmi.
son, OF Middlebnurne; Dan Kelly, Of
Sistersville, and A. D. Knight, OF Pom.
eroy, are registered at the Hotel Behler.
w. q. Yeaton, OF the West virginia
Worlds Fair Board. is in the city, at
the Windsor. He says he is meeting
with much success in getting Wheeling
business men interested in the fair. and
an exhibit of creditable size IL now rs.
sured. The showing OF West Virginia
at Chicago is sure 10 be one Of the most
attractive there.
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THE NEW rHEArRE.
It Promises to be a LIlo Gem among
Amusemsn, uouaeL


Amusement nouseL
The new museum and theatre on
Market street, Just above Twelfth, will
be thrown open to the public on Mon.
day night, December 5. but this will be
preceded by private performance in
the afternoon to invited guests and the
press. The house is rapidly nearing
completion under the per.onal super
vision Of the proprietors, Messrs. SEQ
field & Sorlore.
Yesterday an ISTELLIoEScER reporter
made tour Of the place, and found
everything pointed TO avery COSY place
OF amusement. In the curio hall, on
the north side, all the platforms for the
curiositieF have been constructed. All
the illusions will be locaied at the east
end. The ceiling and floors have all
been laid. At the right Of the entrance
is balcony, which will be enclosed BY
an ornamental railing, and Handsomely
fitted as a ladies' parlor and waiting
room. A mad to attend the wants 0t
the patrons will be in charge all the
time. This will also be used as an en-
trance to the theatre for ladies and
their escorts at the conclusion OF the
lecture in the eurio hall. another en-
trance being provided for the men.
The only thing that remains to COM
plete the hall Is the papering. which
will be done the latter part OF the week
In the theatre proper everything is
being rushed as fast as possible by
large corps of workmen. The general
II age structure and the laying Of the
floors are completed. The floor has
gentle slope towards the stage, 80 that
spectators seated in any part OF tho
room can get full view Of the stage.
Easy and comfortable chairs will be
placed in the theatre, three aisles Civ.
ing access 10 them.
The stage ID modelled after those Of
the largest theatres, and Is complete in
every detail. Two "loges," or uncoY-
cred boxes, will be located on each side,
to seat FIVE people each. Six sets OF
scenery have been painted, and hand
some red plush drop curtain will add to
the attractiyeness OF the proscenium
front, which will be highly ornSmented.
all the dressing rooms, green room
and smoking rooms will be located
down stairs. An excellent orchestra
will be present all the time
The performance, which will be Of
the vaudeville order, will be of high
moral character, 80 that any lady or
child can attend, knowing that nothing
of the least offensive nature will be
allowed in the theatre. The proprietors
will make 1t a special point to please
their lady patrons.
MesSra. Scofeld and sortore are very
much pleased with the outlook, and are
very sanguine OF the success Of the
venture, promising that the citizens
will be furnished with only the very
best OF attractions, which will be
changed every week.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stage of Water an AtaVemsnts OF Boats
1he River Interests.

stage of Water an MaVemsnts of Boats.
1he River Int'roSts.
The stage Of water at n late hour last
uiVht was six feet and rising.
The Sunshine will leave for Parkers-
burg at 1880 a. IN, tomorrow.
The reports from headwaters werc as
follows:
Brownsville---0 ioet 8 inches and sta.
tionary; cloudy and cool.
warren--2 feet and seven-tenths
showing.
The steamer Hudson will leave at
n. m. and the II. K. Bedford at 8 a. NJ,
both bound for Pittsburgh.
The Ben Hur departed for Parkers.
burg at 5 p. m. yesterday. All Of the
local packets arc running regularly.
The Keystone State, running between
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, will leave
for the latter place at S o'clock this
morning.
The o!iveste left for Wheeling this
morning to make herirst "trip under tho
ownership OF Mcssrs. Low & CASTOR
Henry Haney, OF Wellsburg, was at the
wheel.-iSt ubenvibs Sldr.
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os, for an The Republican, but Mofat,

loss for all the Republicans but Motat,
who lost but two.
Precinct was next gone over. In
this precinct one ticket was found on
which there was aot mark, except
FritZs name was scratched OF the Re-
publican side OF course this ballot
was not counted for anybody.
This precinct was finished al $500.
and the footinEs showed one OF for
each congressional candidate, the sena-
torlal candidates even, one OF for the
Democratic legislative ticket, the Re.
pubicans holding their own, as did
Motiat. while FranZheim lost one
When the record was made up and
read, the board took recess till $3.50
a. IN.
S. G. Smith still has his nine majority
over 0'Kane, the gains and losses so far
just being stand.of.
The count so far completed 10 Just
one. eleventh OF the total vote,
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THE oITY SELECTION.
Preliminary Stops Tow I'd Holding 1t IN.
der the New Ballot Law.

Preliminary Stops Tow I'd Holding II On'
der the New Ballot Law.
All six of the members OF the Council
committee on elections were present last
night at an adjourned meeting, the
object of which was to set on foot pre-
partitions to hold the city election in
January under the provisions of the
new election Jaw.
Its necessary to divide the different
wards into voting precincts, as wa done
by the county board, and to provide for
each precinct voting place. 1t was
the opinion Of the members Of the com.
mittee last night that in every ward a
reduced number of precincts, as COM
pared with the late election, would be
sufficient.
Each member agreed to consult with
others in his ward and map out the pre-
cincts as they thought they should be,
while in the Second and Third wards,
unrepresented on the committee, other
gentlemen will be asked TO do this.
The committee will meet again two
weeks from last night
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LOCAL BitEVITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and aboat
tho CItT

the CItJ.
A REGULAR meeting Of the City
Council has been called for this even
ing.
DEAD deer are beginning to come in
from the mountains in pretty good
numbers.
WoRK is nearly done on the second
story Of tho big Baer block, at Main and
South streets.
NINETEEN carloads Of live turkeys
passed east over the B. & o. road Sun
day consigned to New York.
The sidewalk on the west approach
to the Market street bridge over the
creek is being paved with frobrick.
The slate roof on the new Webster
school building, Eoff and Twenty.
seventh streets, 10 nearly completed,
The South side druggists complain Of
the distressing absence Of all forms and
kinds OF sickness in that favored region.
THERE Is to be leap year dance at
Cvcler's hall on Thanksgiving Eve,
given by number of South Side young
ladies. 4.7arHr 4"
A MEETING Of the Council committee
on railroa ls has been called for this
afternoon at the corner OF Water and
Twenty-frst streets.
Work on the relaying Of the street
car tracks goes on night and day. The
rails have been laid up Main street to
point north Of Twelfth.
The Kings Daughters Of the Forth
Street NJ. E, church, will hold a bazaar
in the lecture room of the church Friday
afternoon and evening.
A NEW station will be built at once at
Mt. Calvary cemetery by tho Wheeling
& Elm Grove railroad. Tho plans are
in the hands of Leiner & Faris.
The street car improvements on South
Main street are being pushed rapidly.
The new rails will all be laid this week,
when the cars will again 20 over Main.
THE combined American orders Of
Wheeling will give an entertainment on
Thursday evening, December 18th, at
the Opera House, the funds that are
realized to be used in celebrating Wash
ington's birthday. Local talent will
participate.
THE Terriers will give a hop on
Thanksgiving evening at the old Wheel
ing club for members and a few friends,
which promises to be altogether de-
lightful affair. Killmyer will play.
They have reputation for entertain
ing and general soclability, acquired by
few clubs, and the friends Of the mem
bers who have received invitations will
have good cause tn remember the
Thanksgiving OF '92.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-22

Attracts the attention OF every property
holder III this city. But when Dr..
Franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist. claims that heart disease is
durable and proves it by thousands of
testimonials Of wonderful cures by his
New Heart Cure; it attracts the atten.
ton Of the millions suffering with short
breath, palpitation, irregular pulse,
wind in stomach, pain in side or Shout.
der, smothering spells, fainting, dropsy,
etc. A. F. Davis, Silver Creek, Neb, BY
using four bottles OF DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure. was completely cured after
twelve years suffering from heart dis
ease, This new remedy Is sold by
Logan Drug Co, Books free. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-22

KLuGG-on SUNDAY, Move nber %. 1872. at
~: p IN. FRANZ RLu0G aged IS years
Funeral from bis lAte rSLtslee, No tol Eigh
teep,h street on Wednesday morning At
80 O'Clock. Mas al 5. Alphonsus Church
At . O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited
toettsnd Inlerment at At Calvary Cemetery.
LAuGHLlN-on Sunday afternoon. Noyem Der
~ 1892. a. i:ij O'Clock. MARY NJ vile Of
Samuel LuugalIn, aged IS years.
Funeral from the re.idenco Of her husband, No.
lllg Charles street on Tuesday OitoruoOu At
2o'clock Prieuds OF tho ialnily Invited
BRIGGs--ou Monday morning, November a.
jSsa. a. $50 O'Clock, Mrs. ELLEN BRiG6s,
= aged ~ years
Epnernl services at the residence other son.in.
Law. David Long, At elorns Run, (oh!o
county, oUweduesiay afternoon at . o'clock
Friends Of the family invited to attend. In-
torment al Sit Woo Cemetery.
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RECOUNT COMMENCED
After Some Preliminary skirmish-
ing Among the Lawyers.
WHAT BALLOTS MUST Be COUNTED

In the Opinion of the Prosecuting
Attorney .-- Everything Goes but
Tickets without all the Poll Clerks
Names on Thenl--The Sealed Ballots
Turned over to tho Board by the Cir
cult court-.Three Precincts Done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-22

Act on a new principle-reSulatins
the liver. stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pill, speedily cure blliousnesa, bad
taste, torpid liver. piles, constipation.
UnequRled Tor men. women and chill.
dren. smallest. mildest, sureatl Fifty
doses. 25c. samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-22

THE Wheeling. Nightsoil Co. has the
largest barrels and best facilities for
moving nightsoil. G. W. Rixey, general
manager, corner Chaplins and Six
eenth streets Telephone 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-22

REOiEYgER the needy children and I'LL
your Children'a Home snck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-22

SOME remarkable cures of deafness are
recorded Of DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
Never fails to cure earache. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-22

TOT AnFeh bNN- buffs
Great bargains in Gents Fine shoeS.
So shoe for s. LV. BLosp
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MEN

CosaEAvR BREwlxG Co.'S ales and por-
ter on drauRht to-day. rrh6s-3
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vRwRAPs-eEo.ss TIFELaco
FUR WRAPS-GEo.E STlFELAco
G. +. S. eco.
FURS WRAPS v

Our special Fur Opening will be con-
tinued on through this week, and VIC
call special attention OF all persons who
contemplate the purchase oil SEAL or
FUR GARMENT OF any kind, FUR
LINED CIRCULARS, MUFFS, B0As
or FOOT MUFFs to the fact that this is
the finest line sver brought 70 this city.
and We arc making Specially Low Price,
During This SAX
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-22
rrNcILEn nA11ors.

In answer to your fifth question,
"shall ballots cancelled with lead pen
Gil bO countedT'
The statute requires that pen andink
be used, but does not include ballots
Cancelled otherwise among those not to
be counted. regard this provision Of
the statute as merely directory, and ap-
plying the general principle that nom
compliance with statute directory and
not mandatory does not vivicate the
transaction. / advise the board to count
ballots on which lead pencil instead Of
pen has been used, providing 1t is can.
celIed IN such a manner a. 70 the inten-
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