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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-09
A NEW RAILROAD
Through Rich FieId-ssnator Davis,
Words of Encouragement.

Through Rich FieId-ssnator Davis,
Words of Encouragement.
The citizens OF Grant county are at present
sgitated over the question OF subscribing
$4,000 to the stock Of the Goal and Iron
Railroad Company" which 1t Is proposed 10
construct from the coSl fields Of Tucker
county, through the counter OF Grant and
Hardy, to { ome prominent point 10 the val
ley OF Virginia The county court has
ordered that vote be taken on the question
OF subscribing on the 27th inst In the
meantime such prominent gentlemen .!
Sheriff A. G. eherr, Hon. Geo. Harmon and
MeESrs. s. II. Smith, K +. VsSSler and L. g.
railroad. Meetings are being held all over
the county. Zach citizens quota would be
about nine cent?, and not cent Is sSked ID
be paid Until the road bed Is completed
through the county, and then the payment
to be- distributed through q series OF fifteen
to twenty-five years, 81 the discretion and
Judgment OF the county court may direct
Ex.Senators Blaine and DAVIS and
ex.secretary Window are members oil
the company, and 1t Is urged that In their
Sngacity and financial ability, the oitzsns OF
ali the counties through which It Is pro
posed the road shall POSI- should have O
full and sufficient guarantee that the road
will be successful and profitable. Mr.. w.
F. Dyer, OF Pit'7burRh, wrote to ex-senator
H. G. Davis asking him 10 visit Grant and
Hardy counties before the 9th, but this Mr..
DAVIS declares he shall not be able to do. He
writes long letter OF encouragement how.
ever, In which he says:
"a railroad would invite and encourage
the Investment OF capital. 0He large factory,
F,...nan - txatna NTH Tn nlnRt and tha
people required TO operate 1t, with their
property, would yiel1 each year in taxes,
more than the in crest on the proposed rail.
road subscription. A railroad built from
the Valley OF Virginia to the Upper Potomac
coal fields would give the PEOPLE OF your
counties the advantage OF connecting and
competing lines reaching in all directions;
and may form the link OF a new line to the
West and Southwest. Your counties would
receive more each year In taxes on the rail.
road than the interest on the subscription
would annually amount TO, and. In the end,
The subscription would be paid by the rail-
road.
"The PARTIES building the InIlrcad lave
nearly all the risk. The amount OF your
proposed subscription Is 50 small tina! 1t will
be but a drop toward the entire cost OF the
road. II the individna' who 10 50 the money
get return for their investment, the stock
the counties will get will become valuable,
and finally the subscription will be paid. A
favorable vote for the subscription will be
received as az evidence Of the good will OF
the people, a1d an encouragement TO the
parties who propose furnishing the money,
and TO this extent increase the chances OF
sqlldlng the road; 1t may not, however, insure
rs being built. II, on the contrary, the sub
soription should not be carried It will be con-
sIdered uniriendly TO the enterprise, and
greatly diminish the chances for building the
rat"
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Commercial Hall wss packed full to over
flowing last night, and many had TO goaway
for want OF room. Hon. Il. M. Hills gave a
very eloquent and convincing argument for
prohibition, moving men ana women alike
BY his earnest appeals. Yesterday the ex.
element wss strong, and prohibition wss the
principal topic OF conversation. Every man
who early In the camuaign held out for both
amendments; hiss Abandoned the first aud
A large humber OF men have been appointed
to work at the polls and see that Tickets read
Regulation oithe liquor traffic, No." and
Prohibition OF intoxicating liquors, Yes"
There will be an all day prayer meeting at
the hall from O'Clock 4. u. to6PM.
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BELLAIRE's sI.UGarENNIAL.
A GaIn Nay Among the Glass City Ger
mans Yesterday,

mans Yesterday,
Bellaire yesterday was more stirred up
thau since the Centennial year, and the pro.
csssion and the crowds in the streets were
only second to those Of July Alb, 1876. The
weather was splendid and the streets without
dust or mud. The decorations, especially
along the line OF march, were very plentiful,
and not confined to German houses, and as
the procession trayersed every part OF town
all was gay with flags and everRreens, mot.
toes and streamerS. Across Belmont street
at the Square YVES an arch, and another
SPAWNED Union street at the bridge. The
soldiers monument on the Square YVES deco.
rated with rosette and ribbons.
The proces ton ives much longer one
than unexpected, and much time wei tab en-
In forming It. The order ives Is follows
Chief Marshals.
81. Cecilia Baud.
A ship filed with girls, each bealiug the name OF
State, with the Goddess Of Liberty
An clabontely decorated Wagon with GeruanIa
represented by young lady, crowned
spangler Post G. A. B., led by a large drum corps
The members turned outWell.
sociotieS-TnG GlAss Workers, Turner'S, Odd Eel.
lows, LederktAn2, Knights Of Labor. These
marched Glove and EXTENDED
over two squares.
An emIsvant ship b!Rring the word Concord"
with an aged man aud q IOllytAr
Of the wheel
The st. ClAiSyiI 10 C0rnet Band.
Members Of the Licderkranz ShuetEenverein ling
Ing, 10 bower on wheels.
A"one.hOSs shay labeled 200 years old.
Wagons representing +. Humans furniture store
aud Schnmm's grocery.
GlAis engraycrs, cutting aud distributing gobletS
and mugs.
Cigar makers at work, throwing the cigars to
the spectators.
A stone wagon, with stone cutterA At work,
Three wagons pimmed with com on the stalks
with pumpkin vegetables and fruit swing
ing from Rai eivGry r nS u.s.. all from
AWGgon Of children, ''The children Of their
H. and | Blums wagon, distributing spools Of
thread and notion
GGmbrinus drinking his flll from On enormous
With Junifo fobIGls
An enormous twiIted roll al bro "a on wagon.
The bakers with an oven, throwing 10 The crowd
lfeh snaps and rolls.
lAEen on horseback
AhodY Of Indian wan t0rs on horses
The butchers on horehack With boys 10 wagon
with COW, calf and sheep,
Sausage makers working buIly and
distributing bologna,
Liberty Hose, No. J.,
Hope, No. q
Ne. .. with reels decorated ard men
In uniform.
coal car with mlnen, hauled By mucL
CarhIgtE
The streets were perfectly jammed with
strangers and citizens, aud ma1y went 10 the
to where R. NJ. Eaton, Esq, made
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Are You disturbed OF night and broken Of
your rest by Eck child suffering aud crying
with pain Of cutting tseth9 II %, send Of
once and get Q bottle Of Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. I1
value Il fncGloulable. II will relieve the
poor little sSsre HIN imRsai o Depend
II. II cures dysentary and diaIrhoea, regu.
lates Inc stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, Sottens tho gums, reduces InflammA-
lion, and gives tone and energy 70 the whole
systsm. Mira. Windows Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething 10 pleasant 10 the
taste, and 10 the prescription Of one Of the
Oldest and best female physicians and nurues
In The United States, and 10 for sale by oil
druggists throughout the world. Price %
cents bottle. fwsAw
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It's too bad, Sir or Madam. hut don't got
frightened. Your hair Is falling of-thsts
CERTAIN, A glance In the mirror, or an In.
yestigating committee Of fingers tell the dis
NAL story. We won't discuss the possible
cause, II 10 enough that Parker's Hair
BalSGm used now will prevent further de
strnotion. Is your hair somewhat gray, too.
and crlsp2 Alas, yes. The Balsam will give
back The original color, softneSs and gloss.
Not dye, not oily, elegantly perfumed, q
perfect dressing. S4W
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We cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
Coughs and Colds at Logan & 90. 8
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testing Its wonderful merits by getting trial
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con
yinces them OF Its rare qualities, and what
regular dollar sized bottle will do. It Is guar
antoed to positively cure or no pay. AwHAw
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Se'beHrGf Herald.
We have received reliable information thai
considerable sum OF money has been re-
ceived In this city from the New York office
OF the Golden free trade club Of London 10 b.
used In behalf OF the Democratic ticket, and
especially to help Kitchoart's election to the
Legislature. The source OF this information
leaves no reasonable ground for mistake, and
the fact that money Is being freely used FOL
this purpose Is patent To every one who takes
the trouble 10 keep his eyes open.
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Belmont County Tickets.
REPuBLIcAN.

REPUBLICAN,.
State Senator-SoIomon Hoge.
Representstive-Samuel Hilles.
Clerk OF the Courts-DeWitt Danford.
Auditor-J. D. Jackson.
Treasurer-S. B. Hoge. 2
Recorder-W. 8. Hobbs. 7F 49, Ct
Commifsioner-Morris Cope.
Infrmary Direc.or-Joseph Bailey.
DEMOCRATIC.
State senator-Adolph J. Schneider.
Represantative-John 8. Howard.
Clerk OF the Courts-W. B. Cash
Auditor-RosS r. Barrett.
Treasurer-Ehward L. Feeley.
Recorder-John O. Mitchell.
Commissioners. Fl. Patterson.
Iofirmary Direotor-Jehn White.
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SToCIS-NATket les active during the forenoon
than the rSme time saturtay, and although fever.
ISL and unSattled, ives, on the whole, hrm, aud
th4 net result Of the fluctuations up u LEO was
au advance OF h4lA per cent OF the majority oil
active stocks, and pr at 1890 were, a. rule al
the highest OF the forenoon. The strongest s. Ockl
were coal shares Northern Pacific, and ST. Paul &
Omaha preferred. Between 1880 End 2o'clOck
the market ives generally duh and lower.
In the last hour the market became more active
and dScidedly strong and the highest prices during
the day were generally made The advances ranged
from 70 rs per cent, the latter Northern Pacific,
preferred to 6i9&, with per cent on Northwestern
10 l21N X per cent on Oregon & Tmns OniIpental
to b2{; u per cent on MiFInuFi Pacific 10 9G5E aud
5SaA per cont Oh other stocks. Compared with So
urdSy'S closing, prices show an advance Il 1<a2I{
per cent. the latter Northern Pacific preferred wi
TX per cent oil Oregon d Trans Continental, i5i
per cent on Jersey Genital, per cont on North:
western preferred, and per cent on LackawRnnR,
While the copIAe prices were variable during the
greater part Of the day there was Rmuch atmeT un.
deTtone than al the close last week,
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IAN receiving my fall stock Of womens,
misses and chIldrens shoes and mems fne cali
hand. sawed shoes In all the different styles
10 which I invita- an inspection. have
added several new lines TO those have been
keeping heretofore, making complete aSsort.
msnt Of hne and medium goods
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WARRINGTON, D. c., October 9.-l:3O a. NJ
B6r Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, southerly shifting to westerly
winds, falling followed by rising barometer,
stationary or rising temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, generally fair
weather, southwesterly winds, falling barome'
ter followed In western portion by slight rise,
stationary or rising temperature.
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PROVIDENCE.
ToLEDos.

IuplTe-hOpeIt nCSNlCuult
Time ofgame-l:i7. "'
The Wheeling boys, particularly Barley,
made one or two good plays, which were
cheered, and toward the close OF the game
Barley and Moff.t were presented bouquets
By admirers In the grand stand.
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FROM Eminent W. L. Almon, President
Medical College, Halifax, n. s.:-"Coldon's
iionid Beef Tonicis invaluable for fever, In.
digestion aud weakness, and is unsurpassed
Tor female complaints" (take no otherl
OF druggists, AWf$W
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, az observed at Sonnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1852 1883
iA.s.l2N.SH. x.7P.MI II AN. u n. I'm. 7r. n
q rs 81 q 50. 70 II 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-09
THE DAY OF BATTLE.
The Locni Political Situation over the

The Local Political Mutation Over the
River.
By this evening the contest over the river
will be settled, and by tomorrow it will no
doubt be known who has been electsd Gov
ernor OF Ohio. The fight in the counties Just
over the river has been q warm one. and the
echoes have reached to the IVES. Virginia
shores. Betting is lively in the city over the
result, with odds on Foraker, and several
bets have been made on from 5000 to15,000
majority for Foraker.
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EOR SALE, CHEAP.

Al sARDIs, Monroe county, Ohio, a twoEtoy
Store.roop, S0ISi feet with grRnGry on loI COxla.
An excellent eight room dwelling, WSsh house,
stable, ciEteIu, irull ind ihIpbbefy on IL lot.
Also vacant lot fronting Ohio river VIII sell all
together for S2 or separately 10 suit purchaser.
The dwelling for ST. 3d. store for $3.50, The vacant
lot for SOLO Enquire oil
ALEXANDER BONE,
se26 lleS Market ST wheeling, ". Va
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FARM


E'oR 3 A LE.
The undersigned Offers iOt sale his FERN, situated
three miles cast Of ST. Granville aud QUE mile
sonth Of the National Road, containing lG0 Acns,
l3b under cultivation; has plenty Of good tImbeI
~ we'll WRteTed, IL very fAvofRblY Is easy 10 cul
tivate and isouG 81 the best ArDG IN that part Of
tho country ItCOuiAinE one good dwelling house
and one tenement house, with ample and COME.
niont ouIbuid ngs has three good orchards Of
choice fruit, together with variety Of other fruit
such as pear, cherries, quIuces, DC dc
For particulars inquire Uf the undersigned on
the premises, or address at 81. Granville, v.
SAMUEL Il. FIEEEY.
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EOR SALE

EoR SALE.
MAHhAll county, ". VIZ.
Valuable City lroperty, n. 4. corner twenty.
fourth aud Market streets, Wheeling, ". Va.
Timbered Lands In quantities TO suit purchasers
In Wctzel, BnIton aud Nicholas counties. Also
1000 acres land In Perry county, Tennessee al sl0
per acre. W. v. HOGE l. BRO,
anal I8O0 Market Eirpai
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ahe qntelltgeurer..
0nicc: Nos. 80 and ~ Fourteenth Street


G. Mendel & Co.-New Fall Styles Carpets
New Goods-T. G. Dillon.
Nowis the Timc-B. +. Caldwell.
A Fine Line OF Hard Wood Writing Desks
Stanton & johnson.
Wanted-l0O Good Patron s-J.,C. Wied
Opera Houss-"A Diamond NJ! s.ery."
Ny Monopoly-Dayid Ash.
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OUR line of light and medium weight
Uyercoats for hen and Boys Is very COM
plete, comprising all styles and qualities,
ut very moderate prices.
d. GUSDLING & CO.,
Star Clotliiers, 36 Twelfth Street.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, October SIN dry goods there has
becu Il very fSir quota OF OrIerS for AL to mod.
erlt5 miscellaneous selections 10 supply immediate
different End The mStkot lacking activity. Elan.
mel, well as other seGsonAble speclAltieS, arc Ia
| good delivery OH orders. Cotton goods are very
steady 10 flru. Busy Bee aud Farmers 36 inch
brown cOttons Rdvancsi 10 Gkc. Cotton active and
higher, nitdlng uplKndS IT,
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We can now truthfully say that
never in our business career have
we been in such good shape to meet
the demands Of the public as now.
Many changes have been made id
our rooms this last season, aiming
to secure the best facilities Tor
handling the goods in our several
departments and gain the bestp0s-
BILE light.
A. SIEDENBACH Il BRO,
ll04 Main Street.
Our three floors are jammed
with goods. AS our clearance
sales Of last season hayeplaced our
stock in such good shape that we
can show only new and desirable
goods and latest styles.
A, SIEDENBAGH 4 BRO,
ll04 Main Street.
We can only speak of few de-
partments in this issue. and our
earnest efforts to please thepublic,
4. SIEDENBACH &BBO.,
1l04 Main Street.
The first floor is devoted to the
general sale Of Dry Goods.
The second floor has been newly
refltted, and we make bold to say
that we now have the largest and
best lighted show room for Ladies'
wraps Ia the State. The third
ilOor will only be OF interest to the
wholesale trade, of which it isrOt
now our purpose to speas.
A. SiEDENBACH &BRO.,
Il04 Main Street.
We are showing the largest and
best selected stock Of Dress Goods
in the city. The following being
only n few OF our speciaIties in
that department: Black and col
orQd silks, plain and fancy tlannels,
black and cOlored caslmeres, &c.
We cannot refrain from saying a
few words of a class Of goods Of
which we are justly proud, and We
have well merlted the right to say
that our line is the most complete
shades best selected and prices the
lowest In the state. Wespeak0f our
black and cOlOred cashmeres, and
ask the pueblo to give them their
earnest attention before making
any purcllas s. For notwithstand-
ing au advance OF l0per cent on last
seasons prices, we still maintain
our old prices, which our sales lin
that Department. have proven to
be the lowest.
A.SIEDENBACH Il BRO,
l104 Main Street.
Our line of black and cOl0red
yelyeteens, silk yelyets, plushes,
&C., is now complete, being especial
ly fortunate in securing the
leading brands, and most desirable
shades. Prices the lowest.
A.SIEDENBACH l. BRO,
1l04 Main st.
Our trimming department embraces
the latest Novelties in Passementries'
braids. Ribbons In all the leading shades,
black and colOred velvet ribbons, but
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CauRcH.YARp coughs can be cured by Hale's
Honey Of Horebound aud Tar. Pixies Tooth.
ache Drops cure In one minute. MWHAw
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speech In German. -....,..
Grand ba1quets and balls were gwen "a
the evening at both Zilch's aud Turner Hall.
NoTES.
No factories working, no schools, nothing
but celebration yesterday.
Some fighting men rushed into zweis's
store yesterday and scattered glass ware about
promis9uously
Councilman F. Hecker Yesterday afternoon
rode into John Watts ialoon on horseback,
drank glssI OF beer anu then rode out again.
The B., z. &C. R, R. tracks below the
window GA works has been moved In from
the river bank about ten 70 twenty feet and
the grade tsred somewhat. The o. V. track
will be lad outside.
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FOR SALE
Is Shares Riverside Nail Mill.
30 shares Benwood Nall MIL.
100 shares BellAire Nail Mill.
80 Shares PeabL dy Insurance Co.
0 shares LAEeile Glass 70
8 ahNeS BELMONT GlRlS 60.
II shares Ohio Valley Bank.
!. IRWIN, Agent,
sec Ottlca, No, "a Twelfth Street
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TnE ucook,s pelighto-12lo Main atreet.


MurH's SAUSAGE at ]. Il. Dlehl's Bridge
Corner Grocery this morning.
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A. Ole UENDAJII ~ DltUN
l104 Main Street.

Our trimming department embraces
the latest Novelties IN Passementries'
braids. Ribbons In all the leading shades,
black and colOred velvet ribbons, but
tons, buckles, &c.
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THE DAILY Markets,
The Financial World.

NEW YoHK. October s.-aouey 1882 per cont.
closed at X per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a7
per cent. sterlinG Exchange bankeB' bills quiet
1t 81 SIX: demand a Sik.
GOVERSMEyTS-FiFm,
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A BIG BARGAIN IN
REAL lESTATE.

A fine property in East Ohio suitable for hotel
/ or boarding houte, or All excellent location
fer summer resort. On line Of NV Railroad; beau
lut location. a tne driving track cAp be made on
tho grounds six acres Of garden. Will be soldex'
tremely cheap. Address MS,
ocS Wheeling latelllRencet
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE!
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
October and 10,
AND "WEDNESDAY MATIEREl
hMusERENTs

Filth geuou Of the Recognized Star Company
OF America. Lager, Better and Stronger than
Ever Determined 70 maintain my iolmer RcpulA
tion as having the Best spccisltS Company on Tic
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE, CHEAP-THE MOST FL
II EGANT Residence for build aud location on
the South Side, containing all modern improve
mcnts. Full GO II lot aud Oh Chapliue Itpet,
where the new paved street Is being laid. VIII DO
sold very cheap House luTnLhed throughout
Sold with or without furniture. Inquire Of I'd.
WARD LARKIE. 1llS liA!u street. OcS
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r. ROONEYS

HeAdOd by Tue RItlI hHu OlIy F"I NUVNLI'
Tit Wonderful Egyptian JuilGr, Val Jean.
Topack q Steel, thu Greatest BTcak'neck song
and Dance aud GIO.etQGe Team.
The Electric Three, lEl!sn, Haley and CallAn.
shGrpley aud West, MUSICAL BlBck Face COMEDY
Artists, blnisdell aud Stranger, inc Refined Vocal
and sketch AEliyN. The Premier POituIeI. and
Mis- Dollie Davenport, the mo-! pleasing vocalist
now before the public, AL& Katie Rooney ht
FGultleN IIIts sOuhretle, III limitations OF the
Tho entertain sent will cosCludc with TOPGtk
and Sieel'B lRughAble SileTpiech IN one scene Gu
titled, lHE.KkI PER AND THE MONKEY
Full Bras band and Orchestra.
Evening Prices, Is AID 10 Cent. no extra CVAFIe
for retetYcd seats. SRInCG prices ICs rvc3 ke4b
rs cents; AdmiA Iona 10 and IS cent. sehU on sAlU
At vi son d Banners muse store S4IS 70 COM
menec saturday. Nct l6GI Q y Mt
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BALTIMORE. October S-Petroleum dull and nom
intl; refine SkaS&:.
NEW YoRx, October s.-Petsolcum dull; United