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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20
BHLLAIRE.
Various Bits of Current Gossip ProI
the Glass City.

Various Bits of current Gossip Prom
the Glass City.
Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Battelle left yesterday
for Toledo
The usual services will be held in all the
churches tomorrow.
Mrs. Mcbride. of Wheeling, has been Wis
iting friends on Gravel Hill.
Mr.. &. B. Winans left yesterday to Join
her husband at Washington City.
Elmar Robinson, the druggist, Is out again
after . serious illness ofs9me week..
The Methodist social met last night at the
home OF Mr.. Jonathan Hoffman, in the
First ward.
A number Of gentlemen and ladies went TO
Moundsyille yesterday evening, returning on
the midnight train.
Miss Alice Rankin gave Q party lat night
10 a large number OF friends at her home on
North Belmont street.
One OF the large windows OF plate glass in
A. J. Gilleland's store room was broken yes
terday by the accidental slipping OF a step
ladder.
Thirty.seventh street, east OF Belmont, has
never been put to auy uss except as a cart
road to the city power house; but it will now
be graded.
Michael Mullen died yesterday afternoon
OF pneumonia. He was for many years an
employee Of the shipping department OF the
nail " rks.
The trains on the 3 q & O, railroad will
run through to Caldwell, Noble county, next
week, although q short transter will be nee.
e.s.ry Tor q few days at n Of the new tun-
nels.
The o. v. R. R. Is not crossing the wharf
on piles, bat Is building ''cribs - This Il to
enable the company to have the wharf in
good order should any one ever deaire to
use Il.
D. ". Darrah gave the party OF the season
at his home on Union street Thursday even
Ing. A large number OF guests were present,
IN hon r oHMiss Matte Dartah, of 81. Clairs-
willie, who rs visiting here.
The Diurnal, coming up nearly a day late,
yesterday afternoon m4naged to hold the
Pittsburgh train by whlstling for pa langers,
and the men dashed up through town from
the lower landing like a ire brigade.
FL. Smith aud j. W. Lawrence, two mef-
chants, are about to retire from business
The former will close out his shoe store and
go on the road; and the latter has sold his
grocery on Belmont street to A. Maxwell.
I'D. Baker, the new superintendent Of the
street railway, is giving his personal atten:
ton to the workmen repairing the track, and
intends to avoid the annoyance OF running
off the track which has been so frequently
happening on some parts OF the road.
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A Beautiful Gold Watch Worth 500
Given Away.

Prof. g. @. Malone, the accomplished per
artist Of West Virginia, has placed on exhi
bidon at Mr.. Jacob w. Grubb's iswslry
store, the original OF bis celebrated per
drawing OF our late President Garfield. EN-.
titled From the Log Cabin to the White
House,
In order that the people OF Wheeling msy
have an opportunity Of securing one Of thu
copies from this elaborate pen drawing, Prof
Malone nakls the following offer;
There will be q beautiful gold watch given
with four hundred copies. The copies will
DO on sale 81 Mr.. Gfubb's iewelry store,
whore also may be seen the original picture,
also the beautiful gold watch that will be
given to the one holding the number CORES.
ponding with the number Ia the envelope.
The drawing will take plare wednesday,
October "a 1888, at 8 O'Clock i. NJ.
Remember the copies cost you but 81 each.
Thfss desiring TO sec the original before
buying copies can call at the aforesaid place.
Orders received by mail and copies sent 70
any part OF the country on receipt OF price.
Call on or address
pBoFl g. O. MALoaE.
stamm House, Wheeling W. Va,
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Mrs Hattie Howell, wife oto. s, Howell,
city editor OF the Journal shet herself yes
tertay forenoon with 8 small pis'o'.
Fortunately the ball struck q rib and
was delectGd from Its course. only In
ficting q flesh wound. Mrs. Howell has
been In poor health for many months, and
this had had such an effect upon her mental
organism that she has been treated ut the
Weston asylum. She was pronounced cured
n week or 90 ago and discharged from the In
St~tution, since which time she has been Wis
iting frioads in Monongalia county, accom-
panied by her mother and Little girl; She
came home Yesterday morning, wearied by
her Journey, aud this NJ doubt aggravated
her condition. Mr.. Howell has the hearty
Eympathy OF his frienda In bis Atalction.
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cITYnArrERs
BriefMotes ON cur.ent Eyentn OF Minor
Interest.

nrz akIfE-EA .HNH AaHt W
0SE solitary deed Of trust was admitted 10
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
TIE cupola Of the First Presbyterian
church Is being attraotiyely rebuilt.
souIRE PErERMAs jailed Gotleib Smith for
twenty days yesterday, for abusing his wife.
A MULE was run over, and killed by a
p, ". & Ky. train ct slacktown yesterday.
II was thrown q rod.
BsANNuM Por g. A. R., OF Bridgeport, hes
postponed It's entertainment aud supper TIL
Saturday next, October 9th.
FOREMAN SNYDER, Of the Atlantic engine
house, Is .m0ntniag the lcsl OF q brass tit
from his reel, that he lost while out exer.
cising.
THE Supreme court OF Appeals will meet
at $50 o'clock this a~fternSon. The custom
heretofore has been to convene ut 10 O'Clock
In the morning.
A YOUNG colored waiter at Wickham's
lunch oom whipped an insulting customer
OF twice his siZS yesterday morning., and now
talks OF tackling Sullivan Monday night
TH1RE were sold in this collection district,
for the quarter ending September 30th,
10 o04, 100 cigars, OF which amount Wheeling
sold IS per cent The reyeuue receipts for
the quarter aggregated $09,s9S.
LAST night between 0 and 10 O'Clock,
Charles Swearengen, while laboring under
religious excitement at the barracks OF the
Salvation Army, went into q ft. When he
had sufficiently recovered, he was taken
home in q cab.-SelbenviRe Herald.
Mr. JGMrs GERAaHrY, for many years fore
man at the Top Mill Furnace, has resigned,
and accented q position at the Riverside 6tee
| Works, and the place that has known him sC
long and 30 fayorably will know him nc
more. He leaves with the regret OF his en-
ployers and fellow.workmen.
AT a meeting OF the German Pioneer
Society held at Arion hall, Thursday night
Il was decided 10 divide equally between tn
Children's Home and North Wheeling
Orphans Home the sur remaining from tn
proceeds OF the German bi-centennial oele
bration after all debts are paid.
LIEUT.. SYLyIs yesterday arrested a maj
who gave his name as Pat Carol, and said b
was from Ohio. He was drunk, and had ha,
A bottle OF whisky in his hat, which he hal
broken Ia a fall, and the fragments Of glas
had mangled bis scalp badly. he was Q hor
rible sight, being covered with blood, whisk.
and dirt from head TO foot.
THE North End Bssss Band, q new orgaui
zation, gave q ball ut M@nnerchor Hall las
evening that wss largely attended. II wa
for the purpose OF raising fGnds for thei
benefit. Kramer played. At Arion Hal
the Mountain City Lodge, A. A. Of L as. W.
made up OF men from the Standard mill
give a monster ball. II was n big SUGGEST
CAPTAIN BENNETT last evening arrested
young fellow named Job Smith, Of Pitt
burgh, who was recently indicted there 70
~ielonious assault. He and another ma
nearly killed a third party. Alter being in
dicted Smith. who was out on bail, JUMPS,
his bond and came here. Detective snyde
came down and will take him to Pittsbursl
friday.
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The wonderful success OF the American
make OF "ITSoLEua" floor cloth is fully d..
served. It Is a beautiful covering, unexcell-
ed for elegance in designs and %colorings
Especially suitable for all classes Of dwell.
ing,, dining-sooms, halls, churches and hosps.
tals. Inferior foreign limitations, by various
NAMES. are on the market, but the superiori-
ty OF the American make is beyond oontro.
vetsy. The genuine cloth has the Walton
buck Of every square yard. All carpet dealers
keen II.
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Pools were sold last night at Helmbright 4
Hume's billiard parloIs and Pollack's saloon
on the Weisgerbsr-Esliott boat race.
Big money was put up at both places: The
sales starting out at 500 to so. with Elliot
favorite. The BIDS changed soon, however,
Some heavy side betting was done at the
opening figures, however.
mi, 4. O. Adams, OF this city, has beer
chosen referee for the race, which will BE-
rowcd over the lower course this evening II
the weather is favorable.
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DAYTON, October 9.-Nellie Kelly, a girl
Of nineteen, was removed to the hospital
last night, an actual victim Of a broken
heart. She appears to have been desper.
ately in love with Joseph Green, to whom
she was engaged 10 be married. Yesterday
Joseph unexpectedly married an Indiana
girl, to whom he was also engaged. Mel.
lie, upon hearing Of her lovers peifdy, fell
into a swoon and now lies in a%Critical con.
dition from the shock. The priests here,
learning OF the sffair, ~telegaphed to the
Indiana town 10 stop the marriage, the
rules OF the church not allowing q cere'
mony nnder Huch circumstances
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A reporter met Mr.. Charles q. fancy yes.
tsrdsy, and asked him what he knew Of the
Nothing" was the contentious response.
"what do you think Of it2
"Now, l0ok here! / know this Ia o good
thing for you II you eau get on TO II, but you
'Then / iniSr you do know something
about It."
III / did l wouldn't tell you. You can in.
fer whether ! know anything from that"
From another gentleman 1t was learned
that at Thursdsy nights meeting acommit-
tee, consisting Of M6ssrs. Hook, Egerter and
5lalr aker had been appointed 10 inspect the
books Of the RegiSter Establishment, and as
certain II the proprietors Representations
were borne out by them. So the matter Of
present rest.
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CHE gntdiqenfes.
Oaice . o 10 and "a Fourtee",n stree


rev aSeftisemohts
Wauted-Diniug-room Girl.
Ranted-Coal Miners.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
Stockholders Misunderstanding Hinge
JUS Rsceived-Dinn and Tea sets-Johr
To buyers Of Furniture-G. Msndel & Co.
Furs-C. G. Gunthers Sons, New York.
Half Out OF His Head-Third page.
Fortiiy Yourselt-Thomas Hughes & Co.
Fine Winter Wraps-J. s.. Rhodes.
Heory J. ADMINISTRATION Ia Piano
and Organ Playing.
List Of L~etters-Fourth psgs.
Important-Dayid Ash-He4d OF Local.
DR.. John L. smith-Third page.
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" your lungs are almost wasted by con.
sumption DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery" will not cure you, yet as a remedy
for severe coughs, and all durable bronchial,
,hioa', and lung affections. 1t Is unsurpassed.
Send two stamps fr Dr.. pisrce's large pan
pilet treatise on Consumption aud Kindred
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PRoF 8. o. MALONE.
stamm House, Wheeling, W. Va,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., October 20-1:3O a NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, winds generally shifting 70
northerly, rising barometer, with a decided
fall In temperature. ,
Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, westerly winds, shifting to
northerly, stationary or rising barometer,
with decided fall in temperature.
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Can be found at the new Establishment Of
Jno. L. wylAnd & Bro, 1866 Market street.
this morning. Salt water; Hslibut, stake
cod, hadock, cells, founders, mackerel, lob
Sters, crabs, butter fish, blue fish, pompos,
green turtle, scallopS, shrimps, sneetS, DC,
Fresh water: Mackinaw trout yellow aalmon,
hasa fresh herring,
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M. Byron Pope, Chief Deputy Sheriff OF
Cleveland, Ohio, siys: "st Jacobs OIL has be.
come q household fixture In our home. Ny
little boy when suffering with the tooth and
viii not be satibfed II any other medicine 10
administered 10 him. ItAlways cures.
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mAnd a. Sal per cent, closed at 2 per cent Prime
RsieSaii Sili GsPSS al "a 4 ri Il sfad dcS ssSataI1 q i a.'Aans'
GovEESMEsn-stuag: coupon touB Y per cent
higher Al l2l3t.
u.s. $,..,.,,....-,.....lo 100 Is. 7. d 8, @, lns..-Il3K
o. g.. II, coupon. ....l Y! " 2. Land Grants. .lOTh
Central PsdieiEtSii2 lex. PaS iaSSd gfI. SSk
Rfie seconds;;......... q do Rio Grand diy... ny
Lehigh d WilkeS.m-l0S
RAILROAD BospS-Fitm.
sr1TEsEcuRiTtH4teady.
Louisiana colsos..- ZAlYirginlA GS.......:.. SO
A!,iS Sss1s s. .,.......:.:S IVi n MIA, cS S5snSu "a
tennessee 6. ncw.... IS ". div.
6roCKs-The market was much less active than
prices were over a narrower range than yesterday.
1OrIsy Central, one OF the most active and strongest
yesterday, was extremely dull 10 day, tho total
100 shsrS The IliOe, though over 5 per cent
hEtnly held between 81 aud IS. The report that
Pennsylvania had given orders TO meet The cut OF
IAckawAnna together with further depression OF
the irou trade, and reports Of iron failures, had a
depressing effect on coal shares, especially IN
LackAwanna In the forenoon. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company emphaucally denied the truth OF
Alter iS:St there was a sharp attack by the beans
on hve or SIX stocks, causing 4 decline Of AAlX per
cent, IN lne hAlt nouF 10 one OclOck, after which
the market became Too strong flr them and mai
only rallied for all stocks thst were attached, but
for lome there wAsR general advance, leaving he
advance at . O'CLOCK HalH per cent over The prtcGs
at 1880.
In the last hour. the market Ructuated and the
general result In hechRngeS was lower piictS III N
4 2 O'Clock, compared with yesterdays elise, Jhe
most important changes were the following de.
Vllncsj iRckGwann4 II. Western Union !, Ofegon
3 TrSpI-continental ], Oregon improvement /,
either declines b Ing fractional. Or ihtFc, The
s peE cent, Pullman Palace cat 2per cent and Lang
ILlAud ! per cent. ThefeaAop GNignedfor the All.
vance In Northwestern, was the report that VGa
deIoilt bad pnIcnLted ls'9oo ShAIes q that stock,
lis. u u alfobaid that Vanderbilt Has had abo1t
.1T.0p OshA,cso Of stock Transferred t0hh name tedsS
10 the l1,t MI hour here was q difference tS
and iellof, 3pef cent on AEe dpehaiions
msde. b. thel kew York hrlnehipf 4 sionTf aim.
The books iot Ghtibn on me sl0O16s5 Secaad
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b. GUNDLING 6 CO.,
90 Twelfth Street.

WE wish TO call special attention to our
new Department Of Dress Silks and Vel.
vets, both In eolors and blarE, plain and
brOcaded. Also Seal Plushes for cloak.
ings. We are receiving new additions
daily and selling them nc reduced prices.
l.. STABACKER,
1861 Main Street.
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TIE nsatest store Of the kind ever opened
In the CITY Is that Of John L. Wyland d
Bro, 1855 Market street, These gentlemen
keep constantly on band o large stock oil
fresh and salt water fish, aud bucket, can
and fresh oysters. 1t is well worth the
trouble Of calling on these gentlemen TO see
their veTy. tne arrangements for preserving
their stock.
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AM receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems finecalf
handseged shoes IN all the different styles
added IeyeralneW lines to those i have been
Keeping heretofore, making Acomplete aslort-
ment 81 fine and medium goods
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Beware OF The stuff that pretends TO cure
these diseases or other serious Kidney, Urin-
airy or Liver Diseases, as they only relieve for
& time and makes you ten Times worse after.
wards, but rely solely. on Hop Bitters,
the only remedy that will surely and perma.
nently cure you. II destroys and removes
The cause Of disease so effeotually that II never
returns. TTHsAW
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SALE.

W. Il. Halter, Administrator Of The eiAic Of Nir
s~tool6re, deceased, will sell the following personal
TauEsD.. y, oyToBgR IS,
at tho old sloolhre homestead, Valley Grove, Obj
county, W. Va:
eixteen stacks 81 hay. 7
Tyo.IhiTds u q STACK OF straw.
Three heiterS.
t'ne dark bay horse
One lot OF farming implements.
Two thirds cr6p Of coru, consisting Ct Il ACRES.
One lot OF harness.
go head Of EhGep. and one mower
Terms OF sale, cash.
Sale 10 commence ut 70 O'Clock 4. y.
W. II. HALLER,
ocl6 AJniDlgyAL0t,
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To REnu0E sTOpK

Will sell Boots and Shoes at very close
figures. Call and examine our prizes
and goods, ut
Il43 Main Street.
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moryEasc bonds close tomorrow. In the early
delings Ia Jeuny, centtAl there was a difference Of
i5S per cent betWeen cash and regular, but later
stock was easy for leaning purposes, the dnhl rate
being 6 psI cent pSSdism
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The following shows the rsnge OF the Their
mometer, az observed at Bchnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner:
lSs2 1888
IA. n, II Il. 81. n. 7P. MI Ak. 70 NJ Pm. 7H. n
60 60 q 30 % Us 70 GO
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Bids will be received by the Trustees Of ,bo Pa,
Gire Water Works for thS material aid ItboTS KY ~
Power House., said bulldog 70 10 bricF SSsf
feet, Is loot story, With Iron roof Elders SGi
mako their bids separately for material md AZ.
Plans ind specifications can be Zen Al ihS eSs
Of the BOllAIra Water ROFEh, S~ee
&C, 1883. HH0HA
~, The Board Be- 5ds reserves q 81 The right to reject any OF all
ocis : : Il. c. WILSON. s.s,
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FARM
FOR SALE.

The undersigned odeB for sale his Farm, situated
three miles east Of ST. ClAlnytiig aud one nile
south OF tho National Road, Containing 100 AcfW,
1855 under cultivation; has plenty Of SOcd iInbei,
Is well wAtered, lies very iAvONblY, Is easy 70 cnl;
tyAte. and Is one Of the best farms IN that part Of
the country, II contains one RoOd dwelling house
and one tenement houAe, with ample and cOnTe.
nient ouibuild ngS; has three good orchards O.
choice lruit, together with 4 variety Of other trui1
such "a peaH, cherries, quinccs, &c &c
For particulars inquire OF the unfenigned on
the premises, or address At II. ClAirrT!lle, v. D
sAMUEL R. FISNEY.
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ANuaEMENr NaTH.

Gus Williams will appear at the Opera
House next Thursday evening as John MSh.
Ter In zone OF the Finest"
Seats went OF we'll YES erday mo rning at
Wilson & Burners for Lytton Sothern'S en-.
gagement at the Opera House next Moaday
and tuesday evenings. The prtsJ Is q unit In
It's approval OF the star where he has 30 far
appeared.
The appearance OF Sullivan and his com.
pany OF isluggers'' at Charlie shay's theatre
next Monday evening is looked forward 70
as the sporting event Of the season. Already
the seats are we'll cleared of OF the box
sheet, though some desirable ones still re-
DNafn
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TIN pEyIL,s AuCTIoS.n
A Pine Presentation Last Night-Other
hOtes.


rhs great spectacular production, 1.-THE
Devils Auction. was presented at the Opera
House for the first time last night. The
house was comfortably filled with an unus.
ually enthusiastic audience. The play, II II
can ba called a play IL composed OF very
thin plot, which serves TO hold together a
numerous variety OF dramatic, picturesque,
comical and gtotesq7e incidents. The spec
tacular feature OF the affair Is, however, the
most no'able. The qnick transformations
universally provoked hearty applause. The
scenery was pronounced by competent judges
the finest ever seen In Wheeling, and The
play as a whole tho most pleasing Of the
kind ever put on the stage here. The ballet
is fine, the music taking and the costumlng
magnificent.
The performance will be repeated this al.
ternoon ut the matinee and this evening.
Reserved seats can be purchased during the
day atWilson & Banners music store.
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WANTED,

WANTED GOOD, FIRST GLASS
ans,geSS MA9, 10 engage In a pOod, ms
Of Virgins, 70 manufacture nn article wb,CS ~
become a household necessity, and Ior which H.
manufacturing Is a profitable baIIntss' II "
last, big profits aud no competition AND II =
c9Tin enGta oy wi ne best and lending ply si4iS,
% run the business. For pATtIcularS cal nMtn
a. REAl RR, a. John Roemet'S an Roois ~, ~
No ao21 MRin stIeet, Wheeling, ". Va. or sdSS ~ !
him At springfield Ohin. ny
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OUR line Of light and medium weight
Oyercoats, together with an extensive as.
sortment Of underwear, Is yery complete,
the weather Is all that could be desired
and things generally are moving with u
rush ut The star.
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DUBLIC SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN
i North Wheeling. On Saturday, the 10Th Day
o. October, 1883, commencing Vi 8 O'Clock A. u,
will kell at the front door Of the Court HouR,
Twenty Lots III John McLpre'S Addition In Tie
First Nard. Terms OF SAle-OnGth!h Of the put-
chase cash, ons.thlrd IN che year with Interest, ont.
third in two Year, With interest IRON the day d
sale; The purchaser % give III, uotes Tor defend
payments, aud the tile 70 BE- setsl I'd Is security
ecieS John ycLIRR,
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EoR SALE.

FOR SALE,
Fam Of 40 acres 10 miles from Wheeling h
MAshan county, ". Va.
Valuable City Property, N. I. corner Twenty.
fourth aud Market streets, wheeling, ". Va.
Timbered Lands In quantities to tnlI purchases
In MetSel, BrAxtOn aud Nicholas CounlIes AyO
5000 acres land In Pesry county, Tcnnt4Ce, At A.n
per acre. W. ". EUGE d BIO,
Ru2l 1880 Market Street
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wELLsBURG.
A Gas Well Abandousd-Jwo New Ones
Projected-The salvation Army, Etc.

A Gas We'll Abaudoued-Jwo New Ones
Projected-The Salvation Army, Etc.
Circuit Court meets again on Monday.
Miss Maggie Walkinshaw 10 seriously Ill
with fever at the home Of her parents.
Aw. Paull has purchased a small parcel
OF ground below the creek, rumor says for
another gas well.
Samuel Hedges, OF the lower end OF town,
has sold his property 10 John Hebrank, con-
sideration $1,000.
Dalzsll Bros. are making an effort 10 secure
the right OF way in Midway and Lszsarville
for the purpose Of laying gas pipe, 10 supply
the citizens with natural gas for light and
fuel.
The directors OF the new Coal Shaft Com
pany were elected this week. The new en-
CINE has been put In place, and everything
will be ready for the mining OF coal In afew
days.
The George gas we'll Is q thing OF the pa t,
the well having been abandoned at q depth
Of 1900 feet. The derrick Is being torn down
and the machinery moved to q point near
the mouth OF Bufia o creek, where Mr.. George
will sink q new well.
A disgraceiul fght occurred q few evenings
ago at the church where the Salvation Army
holds its meetings, which was participated
In pretty freely by these present, This band
OF worshipers make night hideous by their
manner OF worship, andi 1t has became a seri-
GUS question with the town officials whether
or mot they should be toned down q little ~
amatter Of comfort to the %citizsns.