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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-17

he's too fur gone on the Washington
sweepstakes. So far a. the Congressional
race % concerned, Dave. can be put down
for certainty as being In. IT,. At.
torney Sands, Of this city,
Is also mentioned rs Judge Patton's
successor, man Of fine legal
mind and good mental attainments, and
would make an able and honest judge.
But he won't do, coming from town that
already possesses Supreme Judge, United
States Senator and Governor. II would be
death to PaEkeFsbuEg in the Congressional
race, particularly where there Is territory
running from the Attic circle to the Equator
to select from. So you see the difficulties
that surround this perplexing question. 1t
Is the iOrty.eighlh problem In Democratic
equations and there is no living Euclid to
solve It. But II q shelving appointment
cannot be made an assisting one may be
agreed upon, and you can mark It down
with toierabte accuracy that Judge PGttons
successor will come from the Fourth Con.
gressional District.
Among the Republicans mentioned as
likely to receive the Congressional nomi.
nation in this district are John A. Hutch.
inson, Judge Loomis, Ex-Governor Steven
son and ]. II. Riley, Of Jackson, all good
and strong men, and either one Of them
likely 10 give his opponent lively race.
. THE ". P, a C. EoAD
is about completed SO far as the preliminary
work Is concerned. Messr. White and
Thompson are putting the finishing touches
to the right Of way, part Of the preliminary
work, and will be prepared in a few days
to submit their report. The first thing to
be considered, suppose, will be the ques-
ton OF where the money is coming from
to buy the right OF way in those c,lses, and
they are many where condemnation has to
be resorted to. Notwithstanding the many
obstacles that appear to retard this great
enterprise our people are still encouraged
to believe that it will yet be success, and
that active work will soon begin.
FRUITS AND CEREALS.
It Is yet too carly to predict the extent Of
the damage done by the frost in this sec
ton. The probabilities are that peaches,
pears and cherries will be light crop. Ap.
pies are not seriously damaged and wheat
is comparatively uninjured.
PERSONALS.
Pumor has it that Senator Camden's
family will return to their home in this
city next week.
Governor Jackson and wife and their son
Will, Private Secretary, are spending
season at their old home. They were warm
iy greeted By their many friends here.
GRINNELL,
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1t is yet too early to predict the extent oil
the damage done by the frost in this sec
ton. The probabilities are that peaches,
pears and cherries will be light crop. Ap.
pies are not seriously damaged and wheat
Is comparatively uniniured.
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NOTICE.
IN the Municipal Court OF wheeling.
Armstrong, coen & Co,

TheodoSIA Mc6imnIs. ElVira camp
bell. Alex. c. Downing, EyalIne
Downing, James Rankin. sarah Ran.
kin william s. Campbell, r. s.
Baldwin, Ann Baldwin, William & ! In Chancery.
Campbell, Trustee; James Rankin
trustee; Commercial Bank Of " heel.
Ing SAmuGl r. Hlldieth, L.O. Smith
administrator Of the estate Of Jane
Gibson. deceased: Jane Campbell
and Robert Rgue,
In pursuance Of an order Of reference entered ~
the Ald Court In the above entitled cause on tie 7t
day Ot April, lss2 II u referred the undersiGne
Commissioner Of the Es!4 Court to take, state and
Fini-An account Of all the transactions ofIs.d
receiver showing what sums Of money have come
10 the hands Of the said receiver derived from thc
FeniAot the buildings In the bill and proceedings
mentioned and described, stating particularly Inc
sums derived from the PARTS Of the Said buildings
standing on the part Of lot No, l2 owned by lanes
EAnkiH, and the part thereof owned by Ann IIaid.
win and Theod0sia MeEiHRIs, respectively
SecOnd.-MhAt sums Of money have been paid
out By said receiver for what purpose and to which
Of the said respective parts Of the property such
payments onght to be charged.
| Thlrd-WhAt sum remains In the hands Of the
sAid receiver, and lOm what portions Of the said
buildings has such balance been derived. and the
part OF such balance which has been derived from
| the respective parts OF said bufldIngS
| FouTIh--Any other matter deemed pertinent BY
the Commissioner, or required to 30 stated BY any
party In interest.
Notice 6 hereby given that the undersigned has
fixed on TUESDAY, the ID day Of MAY. iss9 r0n.
menctng al 9 O'Clock A. ~, rs the time, and his
office, No 1910 Chapline street. Wheeling, West
Virginia, rs the place at which he Will proceed 10
ascertain and report the several matters In lAId or.
der Of reference required.
said order alSo provides that the publication Of
this notice IN this pepper once week for four sue.
cesSiye weeks shall be equivalent 10 personal seF.
vice hereof on the parties or any Of them.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April, A.
D., lss4 JOSEPH K PAUL.,
Commissioner.
aprl0N Soils for COmplh
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PERSONALS
The SOuth PCnnsyIvOnIa Railroad to
wheeling.

The South PcnnSyIVBnIa Railroad to
wheeling.
CoNNELLsvlLLE, Pa, April 1.-THE
South Pennsylvania Railroad, about which
there has been SO much speculation, has
located its route through the coke region to
the Youghiogheny river. Division Engi-
neer Miller was interviewed by your cores
pendent as to the route, and was informed
that the new road would run westerly from
Somerset and tunnel Laurel Hill, emerging
into Donegal township, Westmoreiand
county; thence the line crosses the head.
wsters Of Indian creek, scales Chestnut
Ridge at the village OF Laurelville, near
MI. Pleasant; strikes the headwaters OF
Jacobs creek, down which stream it con.
tinues, passing through Scottdale to the
YonghioghGny, near Smithton. From
that point westward the route is as yet un-
determined.
1t is matter Of some surprise that the
new road does not touch Connellsville, and
there are not few who incline to the
opinion that the South Pennsylvania exists
only on paper, for q purpose; but the
surveyors 20 right along, and to the casual
observer the company means business.
Speaking Of this road the Monongahela
City Pa.) Republican SAYS:
1t is estimated that every acre OF avail
able coal land in Westmoreland county is
now controlled by spectators and capital
lists, Contracts for building a gOodly por-
ton of the Vanderbilt route have been let,
and the railroad company, together with a
party OF Pittsburgh capitalists, have COB
bled up all the territory along its proposed
lines
In the eastern and southern part half u
dozen new coal and coke corporations are
beginning operations along the line Of the
Latrobe and Noun: Pleasant Railroad, now
in course Of construction. The only good
coal land not yet secured is a body OF about
900 acres, lying near I.atrobe, and owned
by the Catcholic Church. Altogether, about
q, 900 acres have changed hands during
the past three months.
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Charley Caldwell decline2 The ASYLUM
dictatorship offered 10 him by Gov. Jack
son. It is believed that he wanted to uC-
cept, but that his Godfather, West Virgil
niN Senator, and his Confes-or David II.
objected. 4 "little bird whispeisr there
are two reasons that induced Charley to
decline the lucrative ~ honor first. He
was candidate for position on Gov.
Jackson'ss'a That went TO Col. Dellicker,
and the humps on Charley's back haven't
got worn down smooth yet. And second,
the acceptance OF it would probably com.
promise Congressional possibilities. Cald-
wells law partner, Delegate D. II. Leonard
is a candidate for the Democratic Congress
sional nomination, also is Judge J. NJ. Jack
SOD, the Governors brother, and it did not
look Just right to Delegate Dave for his
competitor to neutralize the political in
auence Of his own household, hence the
deClnasion. 1t is ALSO said that q certain
L. S. Senator, who is reported to be not
entirely inimiCal to Delegate Dawes aspira-
tions, telephoned sly word to the linen
custer hero that had powerful effect. At
any rate Charley will give his attention to
the lunatics located on the outside OF Wes-
toms nmpM,s, aud not those on the in
side-it seems to me as though the latter
employment would be the more congenial.
Speaking OF the Congre sional middle
brings to mind the difficulties
that appear to surround the Cover
nor in filling the Yaci9Cy on the
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF EIGHTEENTH

i STREET PROrKKTY, : -
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust made BY Adam I'm.
inert and Elizabeth, his wife 10 The uudetSir9ieIi
Trustee, dated the 26th day Of May, 1874, and Id
record IN the Otice Of the Iletk N INC CI,tttity
loutt Of Ohio county, West virginia, Ia Iced az
Trust Book No. !, pagyt q and ID, shall. on
TUHDAY, MAY 2, lgS9
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. ~, al the front door
VI the Court House Of Ohio county w. Va seii Al
public auction 70 the highest and bCst bidder ne
following described property, that Is to iuy All the
east one half Of the west nIe.hHli OF lot Numbered
ninety0ne situate Ia that part OF the city Of Wheei
Ing known - East Wheeling and fronting on
Eighteenth Eifeel tiOJmeFy called ClRy ,tfteE ~.
Ing one, halt Of the Ahle half lot which waS con.
yHyed 70 GeORe Wehner and the aid Adam
smmeFt by deed Of James McConaughv. beSyinS1
date the I'D day Of February, 1919, and Of IeCgri
In the Clerks Office Of tue County Court al Jihia
county. West Virginia, In Deed look n. paSe n
and l. the same property conveyed IN teVrfRlty "a
aid Adam EmmeTt by died Of GeOFPe Wehnef And
wife, dated the sofa day NJ December ISGs. and N
recnrd in the said clerks otlee In Deed BoCt 81.
page ~ -
The title OF mId property Il believed 70 be nor.
!eet, but selling - trustee shan e0aVey only Sch
title n "a vested Ia me by mid deed Of trust
TERNs Of SALG-OnethiFd OF the p1FuhRse
money, or 10 much more thereof M the blrcfNseF
may elect 10 pay In cash. the residue IN Two etnsi
inAtallmehtH at Ilx and twelve month"; with intIT-
est from the date Of sale, the purchaser diving Ioies
for deferred payments secuHd By eee Of tfiiSt IN
the property, and policy o. lnInnnce
WI. HALLER, TIME
Auctloneer. mhSi
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken Of
your rest by a sick chlldsutiering and crying
with the eXcruciating pain OF cutting teeth
Il so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup, 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon Il; there Is no mistake abousft. There
y not mother on earth who has ever used
It, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health 10 the child,
operating like magic; ltisperiectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
Is the prescription OF one OF the oldest best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. IS cents bottle.
NwEAR
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will commence business next Monday.
It's name is the Citizens National Bank
and starts of with u capital of 100000.
Ex-Governor A. Foreman is President,
and {. II. Slattuek is cashier. This makes
four banks for a city OF 5000. Shaving
paper seems to possess peculiar attractions
for the average PorkersbuIg capitalist, even
though manufacturing enterprise should
promise more profitable return.
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Does 1t pay to be compelled, by debility
and languor, to abandon active business when
brain, nerve and muscle can be braced up
and the whole system can be restored TO n
healthy condition By q course of
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enterprise seems to be engaged in vigorous
vigiIs just now. Since the new council
showed it, teeth to the enterprise it has
ceased to engage public attention. Whether
it is dead or only sleepeth am unable to
say, but am inclined to think it will again
put in an appearance when the Old moss
back togies find something else to growl
Rhdnt
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II left entirely to his own volition, am
inclined TO think the Governor would To-
cate the appaintee in the southern part OF
the State, and in the new Third Congress.
sionaI district. Bat there are wheels
within wheels, and sharp political schemes
supplemented by willy Congressional aspi-
tations, and strong pressure is brought
to bear on the Governor to make this APP
pointment conserve the purposes OF Ger.
tain would.be Congressman. The princi-
pal Democratic Congressional aspirants
seem to be Judge J. N. Jackson, who
seems to have the pole in the race; Judge
r. S Brown and D. II. Leonard. Captain
John Hassler, OF jackson, the man whose
gentle whispers are heard on both sides OF
Jordan ut once, lie said to be beating the
bushes in the periphery OF the charmed
circle, but his chancea are believed to be
nlpBed as thoroughly rs the peach and
cherry blossoms You can readily see,
dear iSfELLldESCrR, what chance there
is here 10 help fellow-being in distress.
So the nomination for Judge hangs,
and will hang until the sun Of Ger.
tnlnty scLttes the log that now hangs
over the Congressional nomination. Judge
Brown might be shelved and thus remove
a dangerous competition; but his friends
saw he won't have it. The Judge is firmly
en,reuched in the Congressional stall, and
he's bound to have say as to who bitches
his political nag there. ! would rather
| like 10 see the Judge on the bench, both
on account Of his ability and to give him
a righteous opportunity to meet out grim
Justice to those Wheeling boodas who
were mixed up in the late legislative or.
giles. Leonard for Judge, o, no, thai
won't do, for reasons apparent and con
cealed. So much political acumen and le.
gll lore couldn't Be hidden with Q Judicial
ttoga 1t it were irou.hooPsd; and besides
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Considering the harrassing and depressing
nature OF the functional arrangements to
which woman is subject, is 1t not astonishing
that any invalid Of the teebler sex should
hesitate to seek the certain relief afforded in
such clses BY the general operation Of
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HOMEQUESTIONs.
mol the SIeIs nnd nehlIItntel.

sit worth while to endure penal torture
every night from wakeiulneSs, inability to
sleep, nervous prostration, &c, when you
can be Immediately relieved and perms-
neatly cured by so agreeable a remedy as
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8tESI PILES I! Piles /!
Azure Cure Found at Last! No
Que Need Suffer!

~. l91 a.N' Guui E.re1.ny, itching aud u
~ IN! W gas been lssu,cuG Oy nr. William,
~ Hgriyl gEHl ur. Williams Indian
S---sA .lu-r DIX EsF cured the worst
~ a. = 20 70 !u,N sanding. No one
f sii'l si,srt ull #us LOTIONS, Instruments
i,-S;'.IAA.i'Hs l1 ua.a ssW Ihan good. VII.
- ,tl5,,lien;a ns DnOr,, Ellays the In.
~, IT, Y Y p.Hgg a night after getting
o,lfi y. "a, sgh at1 t"t gives Instant and
hS d NE Vsystg tat. I'D Ia. rn!A lHv sis,, '"''
EsAi via, s.@ H5e s Spi'.s St " r,r.vo
lad NY AtNJt n, ''IhTy.'SI ~ ~ NisEe-
0S,sJ, ,ac q" u es7l g. x Pile Ours, and Il
ISy,s i ,sS ti.9,i4ss lo'E tlhGIe never found
nel, rcitt q. III \, SN'I el!aie and pertna,
s9h by iNssn & Co. g' So gl,.s'I Wh.,,,n.
H@ H's'' On fecetpt " price,
- ~ e- Nt-el T. New YORK Civ.
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Isit wise to live in this bright world rs
though 1t were dungeon, constantly misera.
bic and discontented, when the worst case OF
epilepsy, nervousness or hypochondria is
cured in ninety days by such pleasant and
wholesome an exhilefalt as
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sAMARmAN NERYINE

You nervous dyspeptics, why approach the
dinner table daily with positive disgust for
all that Is sayory aud delicious, when yigo-
rous appetite for even the plainest food is
created by the use Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-17

Can It he possible that any:Person Of ner,
yous temperament will run the risk OF apo.
plexy or paralysis when he can tone and reg,
ulate the nervous centres with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-17

T1lE "..ondon Hair Color Reatorery
iSthe most delightful article ever In
tr0duced 70 the American people and
totally different from al other Hair
RRstoreFs, being entlrely free from all
impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness or falling OF the hair
exists, or premature grayne8 from
sickness or other causes, Its use will
restore the natural youthful color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleans.
ing the scalp from all Impurities, dan.
druH, ETC., at the same time pleas
Ing and lasting hair dressing, fra
Emntly pertumed, rendering the hair
soft and pllable, making 1t an iAdls.
peHsable article In every toilet Ask
your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price IS cents bottle.
Some ten years ago my Wife's hair com
falling, and got very thin and turned
gray, but after using London Hair Colo
Restorer the scalp became healthy, the hAil
stopped falling the color was restored, and
: now growing beauuiully.-J. A. TTEE
Wilson, n. @, NWFkW
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There are questions Of deeper interest than
any Of the political dogmas Of the day, and
thought. pAW
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A E.Inr,,iI. r...I

d, Time over and again THOMAs EcLrcrR,c On
has proved salutary friend to the distressed.
As reliable curative for Group in children,
sore throat and bronchial affections, and as q
positive external remedy for pain, It Is q
neyer.iRiling antidote.
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BABIES cry for it! DR., Virgins Lungwort
Compound is guaranteed to cure Coughs,
Colds and Whooping Cough. Sold By Logan
& Company and all druggists.
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PARKEnNHURG LnTTER.
News and Gossip In Regard 10 Business
POIltIcN and perNOna.

PAnXEEsHuRG, April 10.
Correspondence OF the IasellIseaces
The business season opens with tlatter-
ing prospects for our little burg. Pulp
mills, grlst and saw mills, iron fouudries
and furniture factories are all behind in
their orders, while our stores are well
crowded with purchasing yeomanry, and
everything bearstheappearauce Of prom
ising, busy season. Our merchants predict
a good season, and are stocking up accord.
ingly. Not a house, shop or store is "for
rent" which is flttering augury. Sew
eral new business blocks, dwelling houses
and On opera houge have commenced the
Brick end mortar process, and Mr.. W. n.
Chancellor will soon break ground for a
liue four-Aory, iirtclass hotel in the bu3-
iness centre of'the city, which will be
nodded something after the style Of your
New Mcclure. Among tie attractions OF
the city is the new
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-17

RtiI1'N ORGANS, q At1ps, 10 SGT reeds. only
ls5Bs.!.l y ~. Rnls SIS up. Rare HOLIDAY
EIISiIssS1t,,s2" IEe9iy. Write or eau on BEkTTY.
''' "''' noto
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Is It not species Of moral insanity for any
merchant mechanic, farmer or traveller to be
without the best known Rntidote against dis
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Has been made, whereby successful yegeta.
BILE combination has been introduced, which
acts upon the bowels, the liver aud the kid.
neys, and ut the same time imparts strength
and vitality to the entire system. BURD0ck
BLOOD BErrERs constitute this important dis
covefy. Price, 81.
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GoTo your druggist for Mrs.. Freeman's Sev
Ndiioad! Dyes. For brightnsssand durability
Of color, are unequaled. Color from 2 to 5
pounds. DirectiOusin English and German.
Price, is cents.
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It Is strange any one will suffer from de.
Engagements brought on by impure blood
when SCOYILLS SARSAPARILLA AND
STILLlNGlA or BLOOD AND LIVER SYR.
UP will restore health to the physical organi.
zation. 1t isa Strengthening syrup, pleasant
tO'take, and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, syphylitiC
disorders, Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipe.
las, Malarj1, Nervous disorders Debility,
Bilious complaints and Diseases OF the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc.
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oNE HUNDRED poLLAEs reward fora better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
sure cure for Piles INV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-17

GEEMAx Corn Removcr-the only painless
cure for Corns Beware Of cheap limitations.
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built by the young men at a cost Of over
$3,0e0. Every night from one to two hun
dred ladies and gentlemen are engaged in
chasing the fleeing hours with flying feet
ard noisy rollers; some on their skates,
some on their ears and some after the style
Of swimming porcine, for the rink patron
will soon learn that gentility in brogans
and uncouth awkwardness on rollers are
convertible terms, and nothing amuses the
audience more than to see the leader OF
the German, for instance, make his first
plunge on rollers. lift is doubted let some
Wheeling ball room artist try it, bat before
he begins he should halfsole his ears and
double.pad his sitting down locus. Perhaps
it will amuse some Of his Wheeling lady
friends to know that Dan Neel, jr., the
other night, carried Off tile prize us the
awkwariest skater on the floor. IT'S said
that it WIS n put up job on Dan-that
Charley Caldwell should have received it.
These Kinks are good thing and should be
the standard amusement OF every well
regulated town. They keep the young
man out Of the saloon and away from bad
associations and bring him into woman's
better and more etevatinS influence.
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DRUGGISTS.

DoS'r doubts. S. S. cures all impuities-i
matters not OF how long Standing
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Ma CATHERINE CAPS,
"L;lgt g:esi, Wheeling, ": va.
Gisc9i -'sais igj 70: ytA5a with cancer, Had u
saloliAsg' gEsE 1! 7e.l rat after each opera
b!n" IRIS, Il, n. oICUTT.
heS gaigAG l..S-Flss o. nj back Tor IS
Ess4 Ero.a' y.s. "; auth cared nc With
NJ me Z s7r $50
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WIDE awake nights from coughing is always
cured with DR., Virgins Lungwort Com.
pound. Try It Sold By Logan { Co, aud
all druggists.