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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
NJOOD AND COAL YARD
w AID FINE DWELLING
FOR SALE

of.r at private ssls the Weed and Coal Yard
ard Outfit OF the firm Of Goo s. fmith s. aon, on
Fairfax street, betwoeu Qdeen and Princess
streets, Ale1sn irie, Va The oatft consists OF
ore shuta wagon, two sbute carts, two wood carts,
i've horses engine and boilsr, one woodcutter,
ons set st Fairbanks sea cs aud ell other nects-
ssry appliances
Tho yard Is dci1g g good business, and this is a
first cla7s opportunity for person to engage in q
Profitable enterprise.
Also tho ro:idenco. 222 nolth g. Aaaph street
Tho house and side lot hes front 'ge on st. Asaph
street of fifty feet nine inchee, and has double
pa.lo7, dining room, kitchen, Eve bcd rooms and
conservatory, water gas and latrobo stoves aud ia
in first ciaza condition.
nov27 tt WM.H sMIrE, City sorgt.
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A UCTlON SALE OF LAND.

A UCTION SALE OF LAND.
TWENTY ACRES OF LANp im7roved5y S x.
ROOM HOUSE end BARN, near Toll Gate, West
End, Alexsndris City, at Public iuc ion on the
premises on THURSDAY THE 11TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1892, st o'clock IA Te.ms
one third cish the balance in siC. ts.lve, ,isht
een and tSenty-four months after date CT .ie
This place wtu:d make good dsl7y or garton
farm or wou d subdiv:do well into buldina lots
or villa sitcg. TO DO sold without reserve to set.
tlo an eatats. deposit of 800 will be rcquifed
on day Of sale tcrms 20 be comp.iad With in so
days. peIfact title givon or deposit Iefando;
Ccnveysnciog ct cost OF tho purchaser. Fo. fur
ther information SEQ or sddresg
JAMES L. CLEMENTS, 1921 ST., Z. v.
jSn19 ts Washington, D. ..
SET The aboyo salo he's bscn postronsi, or
account of tho weather, unli THURSDAY, Feb.
rusr7 25th, 1902 a5 ssme hour en- tno a,cG i:ts.
feb12is JAMES Z. CLEMENTS.
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EoR RENT.-Tho TWO STORY BRICK REsI.
L DENCE, No. Si6 Prince street, rooms and
bath; Latrobs stoves electric bells; range In
kitchen, and sll modem improvements. Posses
sion from after Feb. 18th. APPLY to W. F. VIM
CENT. isp19 tt
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pY VIRTUE OF "A deere E Of The Corpor.iio ]
~ Court rendered st tho January term. 1882,
in the chancery Cause of william H. Taylor VS..
Mary Taylor OF ais the uLdersig ned, who by tho
sai1 decree WAS sppoin:e1 special commissioner
for the purpose, VII at 2 o'clock n. on
SATURDAY,
the 9th day OF February 1892,
in fr Mt OF the Royal street entrance to tho Mar-
ket Building, in the city of Alexandria expose to
sale at pubic auction
TENEMENT AND LOT OF GROUND
on the east side OF Henry street, hetWei Queen
and Princess bounded as follows Beginning on
the east side o. Henry street 115 feet north Of
Qneen street at the north line OF 15-feet sllsy
thence north OH Henry street i6 feet thence
cast parallel to Queen street 115 feet IL inches
to 15.fest alley; thence south on tho Isl named
alley 15 feet to the frzt famed alloy thCnce west
on this alley lis feet II inchos to the beginning
with the us, of the said alley
Terms Of Sale: One-thirl Of tho purchase mon
ey in cash on the day of sale; the usidue in two
equal payments at six aud twelve months from
the dsy Of sale; the deferred payments to bear
interest from this day OF ssle un.ii paid. The
bends OF the purchaser, with approved ptrsoDal
secu'ity, will be required f,r the defelr.d DEtsl
ments OF the purchase money and tho ti5le will
bc retained until the purchase money is pad in
full. Conveysndag at cost CT purchaser
JAMES &. CATON,
Special Cemui !soner of Saie,
I certify that James &. Ca'on. special commits.
sioner as above named, has tx cutsi b,-d, WITH
approved security, in the penalty Of $500, az n
qulred by decree.
feb12 is JOHN g. BEACH, ClerF.
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST exc
I'D cutel by John w. Bsggett aad Martha Bag
gett, his wife, on the 22d day OF February. 1889,
and recorded i 1 decd book Ne. 81, page 3l5 o.
the land records OF the city OF Alexandria, Wr-
gnia the undersigned. trustee named in tic ssid
deed, will at 10 o'clock M. en-
SATURDAY,
the 9th day OF February, 1892
In front OF the Royal street entrance to iha Mar
ket Bull ing in the ci Y OF Alexaadlis, expose 10
sale at public auction, for cash, 4
TENEMENT AND LOT OF G2OUND
on the e5s. side of ST. Assph street, betweon Orc
noco and Pendleton streets. and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning on st. beaph strast 112 feet Z
inches, moro or less, south Of P.ndlatol s;roet,
running thence south on ct. Asaph street 81 :e.t
more or less; thence east psrale 10 Pendieion
street 123 feet icches; thence north 81 fees
moro or less and thence west in strai1 hit liz 70
the beginning, with all apFurana cez tasroto be-
longing. Convey yaneirg at the cost Of tho u.
chaser.
fcb12 ts JAMES r. CATION, T,usteo
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vi DO renttd for the en.ung inc months. Tho
leator vi he required to furnlsh material for
and az platforms sufici. n to accommodate the
tr,d,. All pessEays must bo kept opsn tree frcm
obstruction. The rsotor TO erect no buildings
within less istsnce Than 70 feet from the ST b
front. 70 privilege for tho sale Of liquors will be
granted Inconsistent with ths laws OF ths city on
that splj set
The rentor will be required to remove the offal
within 4S to1rs and mono OF it shall be thrown
into the liver.
Poss, s,ion will ba givon on the first of March
1892.
No Ills Will b, considered unlesI the bidders
sail be known or vo1cEe3 for 10 the suctioneer
as responsible.
The right to Ioioct auy or al bids Is reserved.
Al artichs lanoe1 on the vhsrt for the Us, Of
tie city 10 be free from wharfage
Terms Cash, payi ble ia o. 5. cu:r,ncy, gold or
silver coin.
By order OF tho J,iut Committee on Public Pro-
pcrty. g. LEADBEA1EB, Chairman.
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cb'6 6 q

I EC C.lVEis'3 SALE OE LIFE INSURANCE
lS POLICIES kED OTHER ASSETS OF THE
FARSfERS AND ECdhNICS' aAVIEG5 BANK
OF kLEXASDRiA va.
By yis;re # . dccreo OF tho Circuit Court OF
the CITY If Al ia, Va, rendered On tho 18th
Gay OF March. 1880, il tho chaEcery cause of
John Z. &amhsl VS. 10 Farmers and Mechanics
ca'i2ss B.nA 81 d others, the undersigned, ae re-
ceiver il the sid c:aeo, will oxp;s, fer IA g ab
lusic sutton, in iront cf the oybl street cn.
tteaco Of 10 Market Pu diog, i Tho city of
alex ntr'a. Va ~ twelve o'clock noon IN
:A% U&DaY, AAGCH 18TH, 1902,
tho following esseta offs id Bank:
%. THO THREE POLICIES OF INSURANCE
en- ths 70 Of Andrew Jamies9n w: Policy No
$50 Gui-able ifo Assurance S, c city for 30 500;
po:c? g. 1861, Equitable L'f, AEscr-nce Sc
Gioty for IS COO; pcl.cy No. 1879, New York
LIE | ifsacs Company for SIS, 600.
@o. III. hS.lGN&ENT OF Mrs Cathalino A.
:. Sp.uid NJ. much OF her interest in prop
fr IL Washington, D. C., tho esta Of 8 -muel
DsvauGhn) as WI be safiicien. to pay the.sum Of
twelve hUnd:ed d ,!lars, with iteress from the
death of Mrs. Bay fl Id The life tci ia1t.
Iefns o:ssie: Cash
LEONAED MARBUhY,
&c i7cr of tho Farmors a ID Mechanics Savings
Bsrk OF Alersniiit. Va feb10 w4w
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Special Comm mmi.sioner.

hei,by csr ;l.ot C. c. Csrlin. commissioner
ss bl"c named, Las oxcclted bo, d with approved
foaurity IN the penalty % one Thousand dollars.
JOHN g BEACH, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
FOR SALE AND BENT,
By Z. T. Lucas, Auctioneer
IIsH WHARF FOR RENT By AUCTION.
C0iPoRITICN FISH WHARF

At 10 o'clock n on SATURDAY. F. .bruary 81,
1892. in front tf tho Market Bailding, on Royal
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AUCTION SALES.
ByR. T. Lucas Anct;oro,.

ON MONDAY. Foorua.y %. at 12 o'clock pton
" shsrp, will ofos tho SCHOONER IOSH
OF Alexandria. Va, at tubic auction, for cs,h'
The vessel is ~ tons burtheu, has M lsts and s
W II known to III liver trade The schooner is
nov st tie wharf fcos OF Queen street.
fsbl6 OF ME2RIL & CURLEY
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FISH BENCHES

Inmedlstsly a:tor the rental of the Fish Wharf
tho Commi ti3nsrs Of the Sinking Fnrd wiz offer
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NoM ER's SALE.

By virtue OF decree of tho Corporation Court
OF The city Of Altxand,i4, rendered on the 18th
day of Feb nary, 1899 in the ohancery cause Of
John Desmond vs. c. raelius Desmond, sdmiuig-
traitor OF Ellen Desmond, deceased, ct als the un-
deIsigned. who By said dc ee was appointed spe
ual commits iorer for that lurpos,, will at twelve
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ALEXANDRIA VA. THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY IS 1892
AUCTION SALES.

pY vIRTUE OFA DECRE of the Corporation
- Court rendered st tho January term. 1892,
in the chancery caass of Will am H. Taylor VS..
Mary Taylor ct ais the uEdersig ned, who by tho
sai1 decree was sppoin.e1 special commissioner
for thu rnrnnsa sR,Il at Q o,Ilnck n, On
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ia the Market Square for rent for the ensuing
yetr. from March 1, 1892 to March ], 1893.
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By order OF tho J, int Committee on Public Pro.
party. 4 g. LEADBEA1 Eg, Chairman.
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certify that James E. Ca on, special commits
sioner as above named, has ox x.cutsl b1-d, witt
approved security, in the penalty Of $500, az r,
qulred by decree.
feb12 Is JOHN g. BEACH, CLERK.
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ven On the first Of March

Terms: Cash, pays bic ia o. S. cu:r,ncy, gold or
liver coin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
VERY SUCCESSFUL OPENING
or the Cathedral Fair ut the 1. o. o. F,
Hail Inst Evening,

OF the Cathedral Fair ut the I. o. o. F.
HALL last Evening.
The Cathedral festival, under the aus
pieces OF the St. Joseph's Cathedral con
gregation, opened last night at I. 0. O.
+. hall, corner Chapliue and Twelfth
streets, and if a successful opening is
an augury of success, it will surely be
that. There was throughout the
ing a large attendance, and trade in the
various booths was lively.
The decorations in the hall were
handsome and artistic and attracted
universal praise and comment.
The "Floral Bower" is. the first do
partment that strikes the eye upon en-
tering tho hall. Here u number OF
young ladies' are in charge, vieing in
beauty with the flowers they sell. Trop-
ical plants in ~profusion give the bower
an air OF balmy summer. At IRE
becca's will" lemonade can DO found.
The young ladies in charge are Misses
Annie Wingerter, Clara Wingerter,
Annie Lee, Beula Smith, Mamie Welter
and Lizzie Kughten.
The Queen Elizabeth and Columbus'
refreshment stand, presided over by
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, Miss Lee GalliCan
and Miss Vernona Williamson was
beautifully decorated, as was also the
st. Joseph r%efreshment booth, where
Mrs. Margaret Farley, Misses Jennie
Updegraf, Annie Feeney and Kate
Joyce, assisted by Master Eddie Jepson,
were in charge.
At tho Bishops" booth could be
found a beautiful and artistic array OF
fancy articles, which found ready sale.
The ladies here in charge were Mrs.
John Desmond, Misses Farmland Agnes
Merge. The decorations we're very
tasteful and much admired. In connec-
ton was a fortune tent much p%atronized
by the visitors.
From the Express office" packages
were received and delivered to various
people in the hall. Mr.. 0'Donuell is
the genial agent. .
Babe" Smith, a bright little ten.year-
old girl, presided over the plum pud.
ding, at five cents a dip.
Supper is served on the third floor.
The following matrons and excellent
cooks have charge Of this department:
Mesdames Bentz, Truswell, Thomas
O'Brien, McAllistcr, William Gundling,
Misses Hadlich and Mary Mathews.
The fair and festival is to continue
the rest OF this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
Q BKEvIrIEs.
sIattsrs of Minor Moment in and about
III CITY.

Matters OF Minor Moment In anu about
the CIty.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
THE GRAND this evening-"Rocky
Mountain Wait"
The new brick paving on Thirty
third street is an improvement much
appreciated by residents on that thor
oughtare.
Mrs. MARGARET LAFLAN was appoint
ed administrator Of Napoleon Lafan's
estate yesterday; bond 500, with ]. v.
Garvin as surety.
ONE marriage license wa issued yes
terday by Clerk Hook, to J. Bentley
Booher, aged &c years, OF Washington,
Pa, and Miss Anna ]. Hine, aged24
years, Of this city.
ALL Republicans should attend the
meeting OF the Old Abe Republican
Club at Lutz's hall, 1904 Market street.
tonight. The constitution and by
laws will be adopted ut this meeting.
THE foundation OF the new planning
mill TO DO constructed by Wood Broth
ers at Thirty-third and Chapline streets,
is nearing completion. Work on the
building itself will be commenced in q
few days.
A NUMBER OF boys while scuffling on
Market street late last evening, fell
against a large glass window of W. A.
Crawford's instalment store, and COM
pletely wrecked it. The boys agreed to
pay for the damage done, and were al
lowed to go home.
TIE following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks of
flee yesterday; November {, 1892, by
Catherine He'll, to Barbara Hechtel, for
the north half OF lot No. 90, on the east
side OF Eoff street, below Twenty-ffth;
consideration $4,000.
On December 10 the Lady Cyclers will
give a ball at Cyclers' hall, which it is
the intention to make n Of the finest
hops of the season. Professor kilmyer
will play, and the dressing will be fine.
Some Of the ladies have already sent
away for their costumes.
The brief whitewash spell at the po-
lice court was broken yesterday by the
presence OF two victims, William Jones
and Charles johnson, two colored
tramps charged with having no visible
means OF support. They were each
sent up to the hill for fifteen days.
UP to this date the whereabouts of
II. Wilson cannot be learned, but the
loss to his bondsmen, it has been dis
covered, will amount to $500. This
covers two years and eight months Of
the time he was ''settin' 'em up" to the
boys.-BeNdire Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
WILL LEAVE WHEELING.
The Sweeney Machinery Plant will
Move to. Harvey. Illinois.
THE FIRM HAS BEENlNCORPORE7ED
And is Now known as 1.-THE General
Engineering Comparatively the
Repair Shop Remains in Wheeling.
The South Side Plant is for Sale.
The Machinery to bo Removed to
Harvey.

The firm Of A. ]. Sweeney d Son, the
extensive founders and machinery
builders, has been incorporated under
the laws OF West Virginia, and will
hereafter be known as the General En-
cheering Company. The capital stock
of the now concern is 100000, held by
A. j. Sweeney, John NJ. Sweeney, A. I.
Sweeney and J. B. Garden. As will be
G below, the entire plant in Wheel
ing OF the old firm passes into the hands
of the new concern. The company is
not yet organized on apermanent basis,
but the present or temporary organizes
ton is now in charge, and is, president,
John B. Garden; secretary, A. I.
Sweeney. A complete directory and
set of officials will in a short time be
elected.
All tho property in Wheeling of the
company, excepting the repair shop on.
Twelfth street, is offered for sale, as the
main works Of tho company will be in
Harvey, Illinois. Only the repair shop,
where steamboat work will be done rs
heretofore, will remain in Wheeling.
All tho other interests OF the sweeneys
leave Wheeling for the little Illinois
town near Chicago, where the company
is erecting immense shops that will em-
ploy when completed, about six nun
dred mon. The heavy machinery de-
partment of the company is TO be en-
larged greatly, and this will be the most
important branch OF the business.
John NJ. and Andrew I. Sweeney are TO
be in charge Of the Harvey plant.
The following deed was placed on
record AT Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
September q. 1892, by A. j. Sweeney
and wife and John Sweeney and wife to
the General Engineering Company, tor
$4,000, lots No. l, :, s. o. 10, and IL in
square No. II on Chapline and Eod
streets and Twenty-seventh street, to-
gether with building, improvements
and appurtenances Of said property;
also lots No. 8, 5, Is and the north half
of lot No. Is in square IL; also the en-
gines, boilers, machinery, patterns,
tools and implements used in the foun-
dry, stock, merchandise and materials,
manufactured and manufactured,
notes, bills. claims and good will; also
all rights OF A. J.. Sweeney & Son under
au agreement between them and I. ".
Harvey and A. 6. Spalding, dated De-
cember 10. 1891, providing for the re-
moyal OF their business to Harvey, Ill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stage of Water aud Movements of Boats
The River Interests.

stage OF hntor anu noNouleutb Va oonSss
The River Interests.
The marks on the wharf show 4 feet 8
inches in the channel, and falling.
The reports from headwaters were as
follows:
and mild.
Morgantown-5 feet 4 inches and sta
tionary; cloudy and cool.
Brownsville feet 8 inches and ris-
ing; cloudy and cool.
To-day, the Lizzie Bay will leave for
Charleston at Q a. NJ; the Q. W. Bach
elor, for Pittsburgh, at Sas N. The Ben
Hur, for Parkersburg, ut 1850 a. m.
The rivermen were very much disap-
pointed over the failure OF the reported
rise, but confidently expect n by to-
morrow, as the Monongahela river is
rising rapidly.
The following packets arrived and de-
parted on time: H. X. Bedford for
Pittsburgh, S a. H.; Sunshine, for Park
ersburg, l1:30 a. IN; Hudson, for Pitts
burgh, $3.50 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

Another large audience greeted Cit
tie Goldio" and her company at the
Grand last night in 1.-THE Rocky Noun.
tain Wait" Little Goldie has improved
wonderfully since her former appear
ance here, and her company this season
is better than ever. This afternoon
there will BIO u grand matinee, when
the prices will be only 10, 20 and so
cents. This evening will be the last
appearance OF Little Goldie and her
comnnny. Secure seats at Genther's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

The great fayorites, Donnelly and
Girard, are to make Wheeling another
visit tomorrow night with their
'Natural Cas-" AS laugh makers they
can not be duplicated the world over.
The play has been somewhat changed
in order to introduce original and
melodious new songs, and the company
is stronger than it ever was. In fact,
Natural Gas" this season is OF the
purest and brightest quality. 1t will be
seen at the Opera House. Seats are on
sale at Houses music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
low ba!lols and q olher. Il read as

follows:
IN TIE cmcuIr CouRT YoR ONO COUNTY, W. VA.
S. G. Smith VS.. tho Board OF Canyassers.
The said :. "a. smith having MED mis- afldAvit
and t%hcrOupon moved the court, Tor n writ OF
mnnlamus commanding the board OF canvasserS
not TO count thirteen ballots therein mentioned
for the office of delegate from said county.
II Is ordered that said board OF canvASscrs
do refrain from counting tho thirteen
ballots in aid AfhdGyis mentioned, being
twelve yellow ballots aud the first white
ballot on tho string OF precinct No in
Union district OF Said county, and from certify
Ing or in any way taking snld ballots Into the re-
suit OF their recount or OF said election, and 70
proceedings respecting said ballots, and trans.
init tho same with the said ballots and original
papers to the clerk Of his court; or else that
said board of cAnYISsers shew cause on Novem-
Der 30, At $50 n IN. why II has not obGyed this
command: ind that a copy o! this order DO
served on the president oil said board OF can
yaSsers, In lieu Of the writ OF mandanus herein
directed.
Prosecuting Attorney Howard will
appear for the board this morning. II
successful in his mandamus proceedings
Mr.. Smith will again be on the ascend
ing arm of the seesaw, with several
votes to spare.
It is stated as a fact that County
Commissioner Mckinley wrote his
name on the outside of his ballot-a
grave ofiense against the law.
One Prohibitionist voted for Otto Ty-
son for county commissioners from
Union district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

The lato Sadie scanlan's popular
Irish play will be seen at the Opera
House Saturday next, In Mora
Machree" 'theatrc-goers will have an
opportunity TO see the new picturesque
Irish drama which Sidney Il. Ellis has
given a fine scenic production. The
play presents u type OF Irish character
new 10 the stage, old traditions are dis
carded, and an entirely new view is
~cIeyerly worked out. The theme is
original, with a plot which at all times
lie most intansp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

The foregoing is a copy OF the original,
which l now have in my possession,
emitting date OF month and names, as l
hold ali the parties concerned in the
highest esteem, and in no way blanc the
landlord for doing what q great many
will be compelled to do, in order to
raise the revenue to pay the expenses
of a mismanaged and reckless city gov
eminent, with very little to show for
the vast amount of money expended.
But lido blame the w%orkingman for
continuing to vote with the party where
no always "pays the freight" particu;
larly when the policy Of that party Will
certainly give him less money for his
work, to do this with.
Uhc,lino. Nor. 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
A VERY EVEN7FUL DAY
In the Recount of the Votes by the
Board of oanvassers.
SEVERAL INTERESTING EPISODES.

The Session Opens with a Withdrawal
by Capt. Dovcner of Demand for
Recount on Congress.--A Motion
to Reject an Entire Precinct stIrs
up Somewhat of u Rackot--.Ycllow
Ballots are countod---A SIandamus
in Mr.. Smiths Behalf Served OIL tho
Board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

While the count Of this precinct was
IN progress Deputy Sheriff Garden came
in and served a paper IN President
Cruise, who glanced over it and gave it
over to the clerk.
1t was q mandamus, ordering the
board to refrain from counting the yell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
KnIrnt. Of 1hs Golacn EnrIO.

The Knights OF tie Golden Eagle had
a very pleasant gathering last evening
at the &. A. r. hall. The affair was in
the nature OF n social, which was fol-
lowed by n dance to the delightful
music OF Killmyer. Refreshments were
served during the course OF the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

In Holland, Mich, G. j. Doesbury
publishes the N.trs, and in its columns
strongly recommends DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil for coughs, colds, sore
throat, catarrh and asthma. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

DoIIs, domestic and fancy articles at
the U. P. church Bazaar and Social
Thursday afternoon and evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
ONE OF THE
OF Democratic r ,assessmsnt is mn 1
c.ansa of HentL

OF Democratic R assessment is mn In
crensa of Rents
To me Editor Of he IHeHigaIcs.
sIR:-Under the Democratic reassess-
ment of the property in this city, Nor
revenue only" the workingman "he
pays the freight" as is evident from
the following, which is a sample OF
notices already being sent out by land
lords to tenents.
Ishall omit the names OF both land
lord and tenant in this notice:
WHEELING, Nov. 1897.
DEAR sm:-My taxes being doubled. / am
compelled 10 increase the rent. / notify you
suiIsyOu although l shall be very sorry 10 have
you leave the house. Respectfully
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

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cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla." II.
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