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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-17
RonAN,s nRAIx.

Miss Julia jackson, daughter oil General
s.onewall Jackson, will make her debut Ia
Southern society this winter. sac Is peautl'
full and accomplished.
It's estimated that there are $4,000
young women ID England engaged in
business.
The wife Of Congressman L9wery, Of In
diana, tried TO cure felon on her niger
with carbolic acid. Amputation is thought
to bp necessary.
A lady in Cynthians, KY, has a picture
OF Abraham Lincoln woven In blGcs and
white silk, which was made In Lyons,
France, at a cost OF $500.
A Mrs. Flanagan Is under arrest at Liv'
s.nool upon the charge OF numbering ak
persons, her husband among the number,
all Of whose lives she bsd insured tor hand
some amounta.
"Mu," said Miss Parvenu, Jennie Jones
has been presented at Court" "That's
nothing" replied ma. "Why, ! was in
Court two whole weeks when my sister wa:
getting her divorce. we are just as good
as the Joneses."
Tyenty.seven girls Of Council Bluffs, by
way Of reminding their male friends Of
remissness in the matter Of taking them to
entertainments, bought seats for the thea
tre one evening and went In body, with
only q matron Tor escort.
Mrs. Kalaksua, wife q the King Of the
Sandwich Islands, is about A. years Of age
eight years older than her husband. she
Ia a deyout Epigcopalian and bears the
name OF Emma. She has no children oil
her own, but has adopted several.
Alta recent meeting Of the Paris Society
of4nthfopology, n. 4anouVrier summar:
lied his observations on the relative form
the skull in the two sexes. He has been
iod to the conclusion, from experimental
researches That wegbt and torn
the brain and Of the skull. Contrary, to
the opinion generally entertained, no has
found that the relative weight Of the brain
Is much greater in the female sex.
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row Yorh,s $ oclal Agony.

New York is in the throes Of a social
agony of which the outcome is as yet OBJ.
scured in doubt and danger. There stood
cold Academy OF Music with Its triumphs
and defeats, about all the temple OF song
Of It's ambitious proportions that New
York could stand up to. 1t was open to
ANYBODY who could pay his way in, but
bloated aristocrats had the places that were
worth having in strictly society sense,
a,d other people, quite as bloated and de-
sirous Of being equally aristocratic, longed
for a temple Of their own. There was
room enough for common people, but to
be anybody one must have "a box at the
opera" after the foreign fashion, and in the
metropolis Of the republic foreign fashion
Tia. there might BIO more boxes and a
goodly number Of ordinary people to look
at tho people in them, the then
aspiring money bags built the Metropolitan
Opera House and prepared to be happy.
"Man never is, but always to be blessed"
Before there was performance there was
wrangling. Everybody could not get the
best places. Here was box which gave q
splendid view Of the stage; the melody OF
sweet sounds could be waited to 1t in a
bee line; bnt sitting there it was impossi-
BILE 10 see, and equally impossible to be
seen by, everybody in all the other Boxes.
II these complaints be well.founded we
have here the utter failure OF the new
opera house; for to to fail in society sense
( "a to be an utter ruin. Men and women
who have money and want recognition"
can't be expected to be happy when their
money has gone out for nothing but music,
which can as we'll be had at dollar a
head. What they are going to do about 1t
remains to be seen.
1t seems pity for these people that
social recognition can't be bought as they
buy their hams and squads and truftles and
bogus French wines. Wealth increases
rapidly and enormously in New York. The
whole country Is tributary to the metropo'
lis. Elegant residences multiply, "shoddy"
folks ape elegancies Of life to which they
are not accustomed, and are willing to give
symptoms entertainment to those who can
teach them. But the folks who got rich a
few years earlier look coldly on the new
corners in the realm Of gold, and harsh re-
bluffs m let their gentle advances. 1t is a
sid plight for fashionable folk,a no man
can toretell the end thereof.
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have their eyes fixed on the nomination
Ior CITY Sergeant from the Republican and
Democratic parties respectively
That Of the above List --w will be
the one to get thar EhH
! That since this cold snap set in, the city
% not up to the average?
gas Il doesn't do to drive out OF walk
That. Wy paved portion Of Chapline
on the me-, will be arrested and fned S
street, or you
and costs2 Hampell, Of the B. P,
That Uncle Bobby >es, will not settle
W., and Councilman JoL yes2
their difficulty with hard glo " double
That the rumor that anoth.. RGlally
wedding was in the near future Is Oh
denied?
|--That the newspaper syndicate seems to
have been nipped by the rostT
That Katharine Rogers went away Will
lots Of grief and little money?
That the gentlemen who brought Dan
Douoherty here made up the loss out OF
their own pockets, 80 that 1t didn't Cost tne
society copper?
That Wheeling brave has been looking
for challenge from Malone?
That Auditor Miller may surprise some
body in the coming conyentionH
That home jewellers report a brisk de-
mand for diamonds?
That Commissioner Stein and his baby
have made some OF the County Commls
sioners very un.com.for.ta-bleH
That some railroad promoters have for
gotten how to tell the truth?
That the Bazaar will be ablsss will
beauty and that sort Of thing?
That His Honor the Mayor will do
tight-rope act? .,
That His Excellency the Governor vii
swing on the aying trapez'?
THR WW1sFERRR.
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naRAKFAsT BUDGET.


A man in Brooklyn "remodsls' noses FOL
Hog cholera is spreading throughout
South Carolina,
A lady in San Antonio, Texas, has a
dove 10 years old.
A steam bicycle is one Of the attractions
o!PtGaix. Arizona.
A 1s.year.old girl married recently in
FAnnin county, Texas.
California has million inhabitants, but
only nine hundred churches.
A 10o.year.old carriage, in which Presi.
dent Monroe once rode, went for 20 ct
aVergennes, VT, auction the other day.
The most profitable industry Of the new
Swedish colony in Aroostook county,
Maine, Is that Of raising potatoes for the
starch factories, Of which theteare twenty
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A aEuEpy that haI proven itself MAYER
falling cure for suFo!pls and all syphilitic
sidorders must quickly clrS leg terrible
blood diseases. Dr.. Guysotta yellow, Dock
and Sarsaparilla Is suoha perfect blood purt'
fer and strengthener OF bodily functions,
that 1t cures the above d ssases even when
Hot Springs and ell other Treatment nas
from mineral poisons, and will not injure
the most delicate constitution. It's use will
make YOU feel buoyant, strong and well, and
viii nd your 81 stem Of all blood impurities
and every internal and external indication
OF disease. p&"
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Arrnld ufItself.
ne OF the Democratic newspapers ar

ne OF the Democratic newspapers are
laying great nervousness over the
sakership contest, now soon to be Tough
, out. Mr.. Randall Is feared because he is a
Pennsylvania man and has been rated
protectionist. Mr.. Carlisle ia feared be.
cause he is free trader and it is thought
unwise for the party to give itself away"
Mr.. Cox is feared because he is joker, and
this is no joking matter.
In behalf OF Mr.. Randall it should be
said that no man is more ready to accom-
MEDIATE himself to the situation. He is
understood to have found standing room
on the tariff plank Of the Ohio platform.
and that is not protectionist enough te
hurt the feelings OF free trader who is al
the same time politician. MIR. Carlisle
has eaid-and said it boldly-that he ia
not for sweeping away protection all al
once, He would probabably put on as
much pressure as his party's traffic in votes
would bear. Mr.. Cox is q FREQ trader az
well as joker, but 1t isn't every poll
tician who can give him points in the pro.
iession to which he has devoted himsel
with considerable success.
Either Of these gentlemen would pre-
side with dignity and do what he could fol
his party, but the party is afraid Of all o.
them and at this time there are no othel
formidable candidates. The chief trouble
with the Democratic party is that it Il
afraid to trust itself in session OF Congress
Immediately before presidential election
It wants the President and the presidential
patronage, and 1t desires to reduce to
minimum the danger Of laundering away
what chance 1t has to get its nose into the
crib. This Is why 1t eyes It's great men
with suspicion, and starts at shadows
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Innnenee or lhe. 8 bad on HealtIl.

The influence of the soil on the health oil
those living upon 1t, Is brought out very
plainly during the prevalence Of epidemic
diseases. That malarial diseases (like inter
mittent feyers) originate from the soil, Is al
ready accepted; and recent investigation.
show pretty conclusively that the germs OF
Cholera, Abdominal Typhus Yellow Fever,
and the plague are In some way connected
with the soil, which Is daily corroborated by
letters from all parts Of the country. stating
the marvellous effect Pertna has on those dis,
eases, and In their conyalescent state. JOHN
3. COURTNEY, of Cory, Pa, says ~ am still
getting better, thanks 10 your PeIEnG." See
page ii In ellis OF Life" p&w
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s;x. The largest Of these Il. bushels q
500 tons Of starch from $4,000
potatoes. en-
The last Connecticut Legislature n
acted q law requiring every dealer
DIace Of business the sign: "olemarga-
ne for sals in Letters ssa 10. lssS H S9e
ford have been caught breaking the law q ~
spirit by the display Of signs IN whiGn nt tn ~
letters are OF the prescribed length, pnt Il, so
attenuated that they can be read only Will
The aid Of a magnifying glass.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
Il FRONTING THE FIFTH WARD MARKET

' Il hhUS1CED SALE OF InSL EI4 1
4 Fronting THE FIFTH WARD MARKET
HQUARE.
schmeicbel and lOu.Se sChmeichel, his wife, and
Fritz II. BvhTenE aud Mary BehTcuS, his vile, 70
nc, the undersigned trustee, dated the 18th day o.
August, 1851, and II corded In tho otico Of tho
CLERK OF tle County Court oil Ohio county, West
''rHiniA ID Deed OF Trust BOOK No u, rage lSl 70
secure II. r. BchrnS the payment Of II certain
promiSsory nOt9 named therein, khRll proceed 10
sell Ut the front door Of the Court HouBe, In the
City OF vi ceiling, ON MONDAY, Dice ABER the
81 1885, begin lug 1T 10 O'Clock A. the following
described real estate, that Is 10 my: the middle
oue-'hlfd, twenty-five (Gg feet o! 10! Numbered
ninety (9V situated st the northwestern cor
mr. O. Market fnd Twenty third streets, In the
Fifth ward Of tbs City Of Wheeling, to2etheF with
al tho buildings and Improvements thereon or
ID neuntO belonging,
Terms OF Ba!s-OGC.half, or 50 much moro OF tho
purchase noueY % the purchaser may eject 10 pay,
CnAh III hand AID the balance payable In cue year
vita interest from day OF Gllp. u b. EVIL
derCed By the prUm!HOry uOti Of tho purchaser,
and TO be secured by deed Of trust on the property.
Title believed 70 Ge perfect but selling ~ TTultee
thall convex only such tito Is "a vested In me by
said deed Of trust.
W Fl HALLER. luc'innres. nO3
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Charles Il, 2Ane aud otherS.
By virtue Of decree entered by sRld court In tho
above entitled cause on the 9th day Of October,
lSSS, the undenlSned appointed thereby Special
Commissioner for the purpose, will sell al public
sale, at the front door Of the Court House Of BId
county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1883.
commencing 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following real
estate, namely The undivided half Of certain
tract Of lSnd lying aud being situate on lanes
Ohio, State OF West Virginia, known and Described
M follows Beginning Ut stake on the west side
Of South Penn street, on line with \. stones
South Penn street south degrees east q 42.l69
p les to the hedge row; thence with the hedge row
south 50 degrees weSt 2S.l00 poles u ence north
degrees west q 42l0e poles 10 stake; thence north
80 degrees east 2S l0 poles 10 the beginnlng con.
tanning one acre 50 6-l0O poles, moIe o. less
Al o certain tract Of lind situated on ZAneB OF
Wheeling Island, In the city Of Wheeling, bounded
on the north By straight line through tho centre
Of Fink street, cntending westerly from South Kim
street 10 South Penn ttreet on tho east by South
Kim street; on the south by land OF K. J. sto:,e:
and on the wot BY South Penn street,
said last mentioned Tract Of land vii. Inst DO
offered for sale Is whole, and the. In lots a.
laid out by the Special ConmiRic .eT, q plat OF
which can be seen At bis of1Cc,. and Eale Will DO
made IN tho manner BY WhiGa he largest sum can
TERMS OF sAIE-Gnt.thir g and 30 much more Of
the purchase money as tn purchaser shall elect 70
pay In cash, The balance In Two equal insIAlmenH
Of SIX and twelve months evidenced by notes
bearing Interest from the day Of Ealc the title be.
ing retained until the purchase money Ia paid In
w.J.w. CowDEH,
Special Commissioner.
". Il. HAL1ER, AuctionCOr
hereby certify that bond has been given by
above named special Commissioner a. required BY
ocli s.D. McCoLLoCH, Clerk.
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4 Brooklyn woman, to kill herself tried
to Jump from second-story window, but
the sash iell and held her hanging by the
heals until help came.
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DIED.

oRsTRRLISG-on Friday, November I6, 1883, at
1918 4, u, JonH oIsTERLIS0, Eq In the 9Th year
Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 81 Four
tenth street, on Sunday at 2o'clock P. N. Inter
mani at Greenwood Cemetery.
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& ELM GROVE R. R.

On and after MONDAY, NAY Il, 1sss. tuntl
further notice. can win run trum tho City and
sammt every hour trum esoA. Y. 70 emRL
mIi2 j KLKKH, SUIT
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That viii Travis, Bill Williams, Billy
FaSaiS and John Haberfeld and Barney
shsnlsy, Porter Smith and Luke stephensall
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GLADSTONE reads the lessons on Sunday
in Hawarden Church. He ia said to be q
prime minister.-NHO Orleans Picdylne.
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TRAVELgR'S GUIDE.


Trains arrive and depart IS tollows-city time.
baltimore d OTTOMAN LME-DEPART-
LES m, $40 q m, $40 p N, $40 p N, EOS m.
d o. DlV-G20 m, els p m, ll:l6 p m, $40 am.
". 4 p, Div.-pEPAIT-F For Pittsburgh, 6:25 n,
and 800 D m; for Warrington, Pa, 6:25 and 9l0 N,
$40 and $50 N; for Elm Grove l:66 p N. Ar.
RiVR-MGtn Line-l2:l6s N, leN Q N, S:1b p N,
80 a m, els D N. Q. o. D1T.-Glo p m, G60S m,
S8 N. ". 6P. DiV--ARRIyR=from HttsbuIgh
eSO & N, and $50 p m: irum Warrington, Pa, 500
aud $50 . N; LIS and $50 m; tTon Kim Grove
E4opm.
La N, El7 p N. AllITH-ES1 m, i1:i2 m,
G67p N, TT pm.
cleveland, LoraIn 4 WheelIng.-DEPAE1
Bridgeport amidst ClAirSyitle Accommodation, $40
a n and SIS m; Cleveland, 1G00 noon; MARilon,
Ei0 N. ARIyI-&sS . N, 1000 m, 25 p N,
cleveland d ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
N, 1880 m, 900 p m: steubenville AecommodA.
Hon sos o m, HGllsElllo Accommodation 6:0s
3 N. ARAITE-l20s q N, SO p N, &l2 P nj .Steu.
benyille Accommodation SSS , N, We[lSyill0 40
commodAuon SIS am.
u. 4, a Q. RnIIWay.-LE4ys BellGire for
WOodSAeld and Summarized At Gt5 Q n. and 500
n n, ARRIVE al BellAlre At 9:t6A. N. and 610 pm.
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Bepsoas Capoine Porous PaSters have the
word Cspcine cut in the centre. Don't be
danaiYed. 25o. Y4S
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A newspaper in a distant city tells Of the
death under painful aud notifying cir
cpmstances Of q young girl whom have
seen among the gayest Of tho gay at the
onera and the raceE-wsll.born, highly
educated, lovely girl, daughter Of Q
WelI.to do man who became embarrassed
In his affairs. She was In the best circle.
I need mot tell the whole sad story. She
Isit a letter in which she took much Of the
hlSme mon herself and warned other girls
to beware Of desire for rich dress. She
nssscd away among strangers, no loving
hand 10 press hers In the last sad parting.
ttThe wages Of sin Is DEATH" God
strengthen the veal
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SATURDAY, NoyEMBER IL, 1sss,

commencing at10o'clock NJ, the undivided hal
Of q certain tact Of land situated on ZRne's or
Wheeling Island IN, the City Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia, known aud described %
follows Beginning at q akO on tho west Nde Of
South Penn street, on line with K J. Stones
northern fence; thence with the western line OF
said street. south degrees, eat q 42lO0 poles 10
tho hedge row: thence with the hedge row south 10
wcst n i2.i0O poles 10 q stake; thence north 20
degrees, east 2Sl00 poles To the beginning, con.
tanning one acre and 80 6-l00 poles, more or Iest.
TERNs OF SALE One half aud 40 much more OF
the purchase money aS the purchaser shall elect 70
pay ID cash on the day Of Eae, the balance In Two
equal inttallments ut six aud twelve months, eVi.
denced By notes bearing interest from the day o
aIc W, J. ". COWDEN,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bond has been given BY
above named Special Commissioner as required BY
tho Court. b. B. MCCULLOUGH,
ocll Clerk.
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In London paper which deals largely
with Mary Anderson-"our Mary
read that she makes no calls and receives
none "without the presence Of the family"
You may stake you patrimony. on the
truth OF that statement. SLepfather Grit
fin IA In himselta numerous and omnipres.
emit family, "a many young fellows will tell
Won who regard old man Griffin as an
ogre. But Mary continues TO coin shekels
Perhaps you don't know that she might
have been Wheeling mans wife II to
that she had inclined.
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And there's your friend Wales! What
a spectacle that Prince in potticoats makes
NJ himself with slight occasion! He cuts q
fiynre In all the title.tattle Of London
and no moved on Mary Anderson with oil
the society diplomacy he could command.
But Mary forgot not the eagle Of her native
land, and the lion roaEeth and the whang'
doodle uolrneth. Poor Prlnce-some day
m be kipHl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r osT-IN RTToHIETowN, ON
reward Will DO paid for Its return 10 JOHN BkUk'
ERi9 IeWelFY Store, nol1S
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By virtue Of q decree entered by said Court
NE above entitled cause on ne I'm Gay O.
sell at public sale at the front door Of the Cont
House Of said county on
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COMMISSIONERS SALE


In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West virsinia
william +. Zane and PlRtof B. Zane)
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Speaking Of the Bazaar-tell me why 1t
ia that women usually make success Of a
thing Of this kind The other day I was at
one Of the general meetings Of the Bazaar
ladies they didn't recognize mel and ior
the lie Of me l couldn't tell how they
reached any conclusions. But they went
ahead, third Of them talking at once,
and each seemed to understand It al.
Women have some points Of superiority
over men.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

~ ~
In the Circuit Court for Ohio Comfy, West vir
RinlA.
w.J.w. Cowden. administrator oithe1
estate CaEolineV. Zane, deceased, In chapcer,,
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W, u. HALIRR, AuctioneOr
hereby certify that bond has been given by
above named special Commissioner a. required BY
ocIi I'D. McCoLLoCH, Clerk.
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Fifty cents strikes good many as Q bad
stroke Of policy. The entertainment VII!
doubtless be worth that much-I would
give twice fifty cents to see one pretty glrl
In the costume she is to wear-but the IDEA
Of the BazAar Is TO make sales, and that
nresupposes customer, But let us nope
that it will all come right
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1 am deeply interested in The coming
Bazaar Of Nations "for sweet charity's
sske"-so are lois OF other people. Don't
Won think it is beautiful to see our ladies'
devoting themselves SO jealousy 10 h ans
poor, who are always with us? But now
are you going TO get chang Of the sliding
scale OF admission iees2 And do you think
me- ladies will kindly furnish every visitor
with private "lightning calCnlRtor"y-
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SKIN HUMORS.

Mr.. 5. r. Whpple, Decatur, Mich, writes that
his face head ana some parts OF her body were
almost raw. al covered with scaos and sores
suffered earfuliy, and tried everything Permanently
cured by CCTIcCgA kK-oLvESr blood puriher)
and CUrIcUgA aad CUTIcusA SOAR 1.-THE great skin
cures).
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE Is hereby given of the claim of the late
An George Good sin of Benton. county of kenne.
bee and state OF Maine, by mortgage deed from
Frances Low, Jr. of Clinton, in said County OF Ken
nebec, on a certain piece or parcel Of land situated
In said Clinton, and described as follows, to wit
Bounded on the east by the road running past the
dwelling house OF the eaid Low, on the south by
land of Jonas Chase; the west by land of Daniel
Cain. and on the north by land OF Matthew Pratt
which laid mortgage deed was duly recorded in the
kennebec Registry OF Deeds, book SJa, page 1876.
That the said George Goodwin having since deceas-
ed I, the subscriber, have been legally appointed
and qualified administrator Of the estate OF the
said George Goodwin; that the conditions in said
mortgage are broken by reason whereof l claim a
foreclosure of the same and this notice s given for
that purpose. JACOB o. FEASlEE, Admir-.
Benton, May :, lss3
ElxiQ
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