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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-25
ABouT pEopLE.
stronger. u enc otty. ANA wheelIng Folk.

Strangers In the City. and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. Caleb Boggess, Of Clarksburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Schambra has returned from a
pleasant trip through Pennsylvania.
]. A. AIinnich, travelling agent for the
Catholic Mirror, Of Baltimore, is at the
Stamm House.
Judge Advocate General Swain, Of the
q. s. Army, was in Wheeling yesterday,
en- route from the East to Kansas.
Col. Bill Exley has returned from the
Moundsville Camp Ground, where he has
been In seclusion for the past four weeks,
and has resumed his frivolous ways at the
Stamm House.
II is reported that President w. K.
Pendleton, Of Bethany College, has sold
his elegant mansion on Pendleton Heights,
near the college, to Mrs. Gale, Of Mem.
phis, whose daughter graduated in 1884,
and that DR.. Pendleton will remove to and
locate in Florida, where his daughter Is.
In this case he will probably entirely,
sever his connection with the college.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Heburn, wife
Of the late Jemes Heburn, took piace from
her late home on Gravel Hill this morn
ing. She was in the fifty-sixth year Of
her age, and hes never been well since
the death OF her husband, some months
ago, though 1t was not thought she was
SO near death, and the announcement OF
her sudden demise was Q great shock to
her friends. Her funeral was attended
by quite a large number Of sorrowing
friends Of the family, among them Messrs.
Samuel Hildrath, 7. g. Moffat and Robert
Simpson, Of Wheeling. Interment at
Greenwood cemetery, east Of Wheeling
Bellaire Independent. .f5fl 7f-l
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GOING no seoLoNlzR.
wheeling and Near by People Looking t'
Cf 1 New Homes.

wheeling and Near by People Looking for
New Homes.
The Weston Democrat OF last week con-
tains the following information relative to
the colonization scheme in which Rev.
Father Tracy Is interested, which has
already been referred to in the ISrELlt-
oEScER:
Rev. Father Tracy returned home last
week from Wheeling; and his report Of
the feeling Of the working.men in that
and cities near by, indicates that with but
little effort on QUE part, and square honest
dealing with proposed settlers, we shall
soon have large influx Of q sturdy. hard
working people. .Hard times" In the
cities are now hard times indeed and Faith
er Tracy was overwhelmed with questions
touching the kinds and prices Of lands
here for sale; the condition Of the titles;
and the kind OF people we were. Many
Of these men own homes OF their own in
Wheeling, Bellaire and other places,
which they will sell, and invest in farms
here, II suitable arrangements can be
made. Atthe request OF large number
OF them, Father Tracy will at once visit
the upper end Of tho country, and see
personally what the real chances are. From
there he Will cross over intoR Randolph max
ing Helyetiaa point ;and returning ifposai-
Bile, by way Of Middle Fork, in upshur.
His report, whatever it may be, will then
be made known. 1t should be remem.
bered that most Of these people have been
raised in cities, and henee 1t Is natural
they should desire to live in colonies,
where they can see and associate largely
with old friends, and where they can erect
churches and worship God according to
their own belief Such colonies not only
benefit the newcomers, but soon become
a power for good wherever they are looa-
ted. By treating them right, Lewis coun-
tys can secure hundreds Of such families.
Parties having large tracts Of land for sale,
should address Father Tracy, at this place.
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LErrKRs addressed TO the following
named persons remain unclaimed in the
postofice: Rev. L. a. Jordan. Or. Me-
Iancthon Stout, II. Garner, g. s. Chand-
- n..L.i.l.. Iaix.E SLnnl. Hnrnnann
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Littln wnshinrtpn Note,.

The Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad Com.
pany has appealed from the DECISION OF
Judge Hart granting the Charters con.
Meeting railway the right to lay a tempo.
rarY traek under the trestle Of the Balti-
more 4 Ohio Company in Washington
borough. The orkmen were engaged In
changing the stanchions Of the trestle, but
ceased work Saturday night in obedience
to orders in connection with the appeal.
The premises on which the Gordon
we'll located were the resort Of hundreds
Of people Sunday who came to view the
wonder. A $50 barrel tank was ready
early that morning, aud the oils now
flowing into 1t. The average for the past
20 or 24 hours has been five barrels, or 100
barrels per day, The excitement Is run.
ming high. This wells abandoned In that
vicinity will now be drilled deeper.
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Mn. @. @. CRAFTY has gone TO attend q
reunion OF the Crafty family at the rest
dence Of his uncle, Robert Crafty, In Mar
ion county, Ohio, who was born August
"a, 1884, and was 10l years old on-satur-
day. The gathering will, no doubt, be an
interesting affair. -.Belidire Tribune.
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Mrs. I. A. Martin Is now canvassing the
city north oil the creek for subscriptions
for General Grants book. The publshers
have made the prices low to suit the times
and insure an immense sale, and from an
examination Of the table Of contents we
are assured that no one will be disap.
pointed who reads the work-it fully
meets the expectation Of the public.
Il ia sold only by subscription, and those
desiring TO secure it should seud their
names to Mrs. Martin and not wait to be
called upon by her. The first volume will
be delivered in December without fail,
and the second in March next and they
are only to be paid for when delivered.
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Mr.. E. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever
and sbscess on lungs, and reduced to q
walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me 80 much good that l
bought q dollar bottle. Alter using three
bottles, found myself once more a man,
completely restored TO health, with a
hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh OF 4S
lbs.n Call at Logan & Co.'s drug store
and get afree trial bottle Of this certain
cure Tor all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
81 90. MwF&w
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The selleyllle Feed srs.

s.. Louis Republican.
The Belleyille nrilieeders held q meet
ing at the City park last night, aud or.
ganized a society for the protection Of
their interests. About 100 signed the roll,
and It Is quito probable another bundled
will Join al the next Meeting. They pass
ed q resolution to the effect that they
would stand by the nailers in their present
strike and not accept the positions vacated
BY them. They declared the principle Of
the strike just, and hoped the nailers
would not give In. One speaker referred
to the fact that q certain number Of feed
ers had accepted positions, but he was
quickly silenced by another, who repeated
the statement that the mill which worked
feeders instead OF nailers was Obliged to
shut down on account Of the inefIiciency
OF the workmen. The citizens are taking
q great interest in the matter, and are
willing to lend all the aid in their power,
as the mill men are very sociable and
spend their money freely.
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HONE II,., teom ] FSrsiEn saors.

List evening at KilliRn Kress' brewery,
In the North End, there was quite o gath
0ring Of jolly German citizens TO welcome
home Mr.. Charles Kline, who has been
absent Ia the Fitherland for the past
eleven weeks. Ayhilei he was away he
met many ofthe friend OF those who gave
him the warm reception he received last
evening, and the delivering of the mesa.
ges sent, was, one OF the pleasant features
OF the festivities. "A splendid lunch was
seryed and q merry time enjoyed Tor sew.
eral hours. Mr.. Kline isaI we'll known
citizen aud those OF his friends Who did,
not meet him last night viii be glad to
welcome him hack.
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Tic penped ! Son lar, hip.

Superintendent Anderson, Of the city
schools, has received notice from State
superintendent Morgan that eompeu-
tive examination for the Peabody Scholar
ship at large from this State in the Pea
body Institute at Nashville, Tenn, will be
held In this city the early part Of next
month. The exact date will heannounced
later. All Information as TO the require
ments OF applicants and the benefits to be
obtained from such scholarship can be
hadby addressing B. s. Morgan, State Su.
perintendent Of Free Schools, at Charles
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rnE FEl nNiEs, UNION

Takes no Auction on the froposal to.admit
Outsiders. =. -,
The Wheeling branch Of the Naiifeeders.
Union held its regular weekly meeting in
K. OF L. Hall last evening. The meeting,
as usual, was private, and the members
were very reticent as TO the proceedings.
President Iiill said alter the meeting,
however, that nothing Of any Importance
was done, and that the feeders who are
operating machines would not come out
OF the factories. The meeting was EVIL
IDENTIFY an earnest one, and the votes could
be heard across tho street, especially
when tbenegatiye vote was taken on sew
eral questio IS.
It's certain that the feeders not hereto.
fore members Of tho Union were not taken
in last night. Several non-ufiion feeders
were waiting on the outside to learn their
fate, and the intelligence that they had
not been received as members was re-
ceiyed with anything but pleasure.
The Trades and Labor Assembly at its
meeting Sunday afternoon gave the Feed
ers' U1icn the alternative OF taking the
outside feeders into membership lest night
or having an independent organization
formed as q branch Of the Assembly on
Wednesday night. It's to be presumed
that ths failure 10 accept themas members
ls3t night will result in the formation OF
an additional feeders union tomorrow
evening. ~ F
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rnEqURNKRs, PICNIC.
a Good Time Yesterday, but Dam

a Good Time Yesterday, but Damp
Evening. g-d
Anime o'clock yesterday morning the
Wheeling Turnyerein, with the delegates
from other societies and the Bellaire
society in a body, formed in line at the
Turn Halle, on Marketstreet, and headed
by the Wheeling City Band, and with the
Opera House Band also In limo, marched
down Market stroetwith flying colors. At
Twenty.tourth street they turned, and
to Sixteenth street,
where the Elm Grove train was taken for
Seibert's garden.
Here very quiet but enjoyable social
time was spent in the forenoon by the
Turner's and their families and friends.
In the afternoon the public in general
poured out the scorching city to the gar
den, and there was large attendance all
afternoon, and not an occurrence Of an un.
pleasant character was noted. In the
evening tho fun was cut short to someex
tent by the rain,
E This morning the last Of the visiting
Turner's leave for their homes.
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ECZEMA,
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
by Cuticura. b

ECZEMA. or salt Rheuw, with Is nsonizlng itch.
z ing and burning, instantly relieved by q warm
Of cutcuss, tie great skin Cure. ihisf f Ftpescd
daily with two Or three doses Of Cutioura 8esoly,
ent, the New Blood Purifier, TO keep the blood
cool, the Precipitation pure md uniritating, The
speedily cure Eczema, letter, Rineworm, Psorissis
Lich0n, Pruritrs, Scall Head, DAndrutf, and esery
species OF ltchlng, Scaly and rimply Humps 81
the Scalp and skin, when the best phySlcians and
ali known remedies fall, ~. ~ - -
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General Granite Lilo.

a wonderfully nice book, as entertain.
ing as any novel, is Richardson's Per.
sondl Hisiory Of US. Grant," revised and
completed by Mr.. Fletcher, Of the, Hart.
ford Cptraat; a volume OF over 600 octave
pages, with SO fine engrayings illustrating
scenes in which the General he figured.
No better author ever appeared before
the public than Mr.. Richardson, who has
always been noted for his careful and &C.
curate writings, and the General TO be
congratulated in having a biographer OF
90 great ability. s,
The book Is really Of more value and
practical use than the Generals ewn
i'Memoirs,n which will coyer but compar-
atiyely small portions oil his life, while
Richardson's book covers the entire career
Of the great soldier, and sells for about
one-third the price.
We eau heartily advise any whowant O
reliable, first.class II lie Of General Grant"
complete to date, to purchase "The Per-
senal History by Albert d. Richardson,
in preference to any other.
The book ought TO be in every house.
laA1a y. NaI . .
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Nervous DebllItated Men

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Noah Zane, Esq. has returned from o
two weeks, trip In the interest Of the
coming State Fair, 10 be held on the
Island during theweek commencing Sep
tember q. BE visited every town of inis
portance In Ohio and Pennsyl yania within
1 radius Of fifty miles, arranged for excuf.
sionB, attended to advertising, solicited
entries and doomed the Fair generally.
He thinks the prospects for large attend.
lnee from outside towns sreyery encous-
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The Weston Republican, says that Estate
Superintendent Of Free Schools B. S. Nor
gan, in the removal Of E. ]. Hall, Prince
pal Of the Chenille Normal School, acted
contrary to the wishes Of all the patrons
Of the school without any assignable
reason. tits well known that he simply
did this act for no other purpose than to
make room for favorite. Such conduct
cannot be TOO severely denounced. Prof.
Hall had within short time given tone to
that school, and It made rapid growth
under his management, and he should
have been continued" To
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ISpIoATIoNs.

WAsatYaros, August 25.-1 A, M.-Fo1
the Ohio Valley and tennessee, local
rains, followed by clearing weather, slight
fall temperature, variable winds.
(. For the Lower Lake region, local rains,
followed by fair weather, slight fall in
temperature, variable winds, higher bar
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Mr.. EpMuxp Booking has received from
Burroughs. Welcome & Co., manuiactur-
ing ana importing chemists, of London,
q copy Of q circular, they sent out, notify
lug customers that they would close on
the day Of Gen. Grants funeral. Mr..
Welcome, OF this firm. has many friends
and aconaintancesin Wheeling.
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WILL MCDONALD, 2si2 Deatbon street, Chicago.
GRATEFULLY acknowledge o cure Of Eczema, or salt
Rheum, on head, neck, lace arms and legs for sey.
and knees for one year; not able 70 help himself
for eight years; tried hundreds Of remedies; doc.
tors pronounced his Gaze hopeless: permanently
tarlAlly, and Uuucura aud Uuticuta Soap (the
great akin cufesl externally. IL q.
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CHAs HoUGHToN, ESQ, lawyer, q State street.
Boston. reports case Of Eczema under his obsor,
yation for ten yeRn, whlnn covered tho patients
Of tfeatment hSd bean applied without bene6t,
which was completely cured solely by the Cuti.
eura Remedies, leaving clean and healthy skin.
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IclneinnatI ma Iletatn 8 oo.

Friday, August 2s, the r., Q. 4 st. u.
,Ry. Co. will sell excursion tickets 70 Gin
cinnatii for train leaving Wheeling ct S:40
,. ~, city time, at the rate Of S. 90 for the
round trip. Ticketa good Tor return pas
sage ninth August 81, inclusive,
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7rra Hdae EsSe,.
Notwithstanding the assurance made to
the contrary by those feeders who had
been suspected OF intending TO take ma
chimes, seventeen feeders VINO had quietly
applied for machines, were put to work
Yesterday morning and have thus placed
themselves as targets for both the Nailers'
association and Nail Feeders Union, both
OF which organizations will unite in
making the situation anything but agree
able to the recreant feeders. An officer
Of the company lest evening informed a
reporter that the feeders had only been
given machines purely s9s matter Of eS-
pertinent and very short time would sui,
dee 10 show whether the action would be
profitable. He expressed the opinion.
that tho feeders who had taken machines
would very soon educate themselves into
a full knowledge OF the machine in every
detail and that the company would have
no cause for regret. One Of tho seven.
teen, probably regretting what he had
done, quit work at noon to-day and will.
units with the union. The feeders will.
meet tomorrow morning and the situa-
ton be carefully discussed and future
action be determined.
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Aplen,nnt Entertainmen ont.

The members Of the Y. P. W. A. OF the
First Baptist church held Q very interest
ing meeting last evening. The programme
prepared for the occasion was well render.
ed and judging by the applause that fol.
lowed each performances, was appreciated
by the large audience present. The mem:
bers Of the N. I. Society Of the Zane street
church attended en- Mdsss in response to
an invitation rendered them In return for
courtesies extended the Y. 2. w. A. some
weeks ago. Following Is the programme:
Addtes Of welcome ,Iey. q, NJ shot
Miss Pearl R4ed
Gotnet klsley
Recital Mis- Agile HAL
Solo........ Anna DeRalb
Gary
Fee
Mpllie StmuiS
OMAN ~ sulthdeal
lss Anna 81 CruWthef
aoloe Mis- Anna Hall
Original OfAtl eHetp
oio. EVA Y! Afniek
Jennie Edwards
Qnaftottc III Ne rs d. + KaSiey, I q. x smith,
: Mts Il. r. tasiey and MIS- Klle W; Amiek. q
', II. HES
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF tho water aud Meysments Of the
-, W stenu,bhntN. y Is. z


steambants. Il
The river Is rising againa this point.
Last evening the marks indicated q depth
of "A feet 9 inches and rising.
suryeyor-oi.the.Po Port Beach left ON the
Ohio River road last evening for Gallipo.
lisand I. Pleasantto look aitersome boats,
The Emma Graham II due up this
afternoon and the Granite State IL due
down at On early hour this morning. Both
are the Cincinnati 7 ttsburgh trade.
The Andes arrived about 4 o'clock yes
tesday .aiternoonit from Cincinnati with the
best trip abe has hsd for o long time Her
cabin,was well filed with passengers, and
her manifest was avery heavy one for this
season Of the year.
The Andes leaves for Cincinnati this
afternoon ut 3 o'clock. Capt, Charlie
Mnhleman 10 maater Of this elegant stern.
wheel packet, and perfect satisfaction Is
guaranteed all who patronise her either
lBpasaergere or clippers
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TnR simples in the laboratory Of nature
are health giving. What can be more re-
yiying than the odor Of the pine iorestsY
And whenit Is remembe red that st. Jacobs
OIL has in Il the essential elements which
eivethis life and strength, It can well be
understood what o boon 1t Ia TO the
affiliated sf 80
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Nm, JOHN THIEI, wilksbarre, Pa, writes: ~
have suffered from eslt RhRum for ever eight
years at timts 80 bad that lcould not attend 10 my
business fot weekB at time. three boxes OF 0uH.
cut& and four botteG Resolyens have entirely
cured me Of this dreadful disease" -
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70 ne Editor Of tAe ll9tacef. n Z
sIR:-1n the interest Of all concerned,
propose the following amendment to the
Cincinnati scale as abasis Of compromise
between the United Nailers aud the West
ern Nail Association;
From s. down, in the scale, let the price
Of making nails decline one cent for every
decline Of Atty cents in the card price OF
nails, instead Of declining one cent for
every rs cents.
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oniy . 90 yla u. : o,

To Cincinnati and return, Friday, August
oS Tickets good until August 81.
Thsonsh trains without chang, leave no
A. u, and 1925 Il. u city time.
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Thermometor Record.

The following showa the range Of the
thermometer as observed ut Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
"a. NJ, az; 1s NJ, S0s;SP. NJ, 9Os;7r. NJ,
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SILVER PLATED Krlfe, Fork an
- JACOB Vi. CRUDE, Jcweler.
REDUCTIONS.

To make roomior our incoming Fall
Stock NC Shall offer our entire stock OF
Spring and summer Sultings ut greatly
reduced prices. .. HESS d SONS.
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JAMES E. GREEN, living out in the
country swore out q process In Squire
Dayis's court, charging George Simpson,
neighbor, with wantonly shooting 9
brood SOW worth $50. Green sues Slmp-
son 10 recover damages in the sum named.
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To illustrate what I mean I will give
the scale thus amended up toS4:

In addition, let the price OF nails be, say.
10 percent less thanthe above scale when
machines are fed by ant omatic feeders
Hoping Q compromise OF gon,e sort will
,be effected soon, tsremain,
"a 4 A FRiraD OF LABOR.
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Sold by atl pruggiS.S. Price: Cu1tcuRA, 5oc,;
RESotyEsT, q %; soar. 8 cents. Prepared bythe
pEbIIHEY ths Complexion and sim by using
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Irwas reported last evening that Mr..
William Short, we'll known glass worker
at the South Wheeling works, had driven
out to West Alexander with the lady Of
his choice and had the matrimonial knot
sacnrelY tied by Squire Mayes.