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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

Irish potatoes in barrels and sacks. nj
and retail, at the Fort Worth
Grocer COS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

Ii you have never tried Silver Loaf do
so, as it is the only pure baking powder
in uSn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10

Malaria prcveui'Sip a,' "
eradicated by Dufiy ~ aIgl
SIPS per bottle. Sou
grocers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09
prohibition in srar.hall County.
10 a. Ealor ofMe iatditos


sIR:-1t Is always gratifying to have
your course approved when you are con.
scious your course has been right. Hence
/ am glad that my action In the late
Grafton convention meets the hearty ap.
proval Of euch q large portion Of the poo,
pie Of Marshall county Of all parties and
denominations. The great majority Of
true temperance workers here and else.
where believe that the cause Of prohibi.
ton can be best promoted by union Of
the earnestand intelligent workers without
q third party, that will result in injury to
the GAUGE Of Temperance in our State as II
has in other States. We don't need any
more political parties, but let US push on
the cause Of reform by al proper meane
and send men OF good character and tenn:
perate habits to make our laws. And
truly we are at no loss for such men in the
two great political parties. J.&P,
A01tpdspille, SJUly 8.
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street, Etc.
The case Of the young men who made
the disturbance Saturday evening on Eol
street, in front Of Madame Clara Moss'f
house, while, as iE alleged, Chief Of Police
Smith was in the house, will be heard in
the Police Court this morning. Mr.. Ed
ward Fritz, who resented the behavior Of
the boys, and two OF the three youths be-
lieyed To have been the offenders, were
yesterday notified to attend this morning,
and number Of witnesses have been
summoned.
The case Of "Bonyn someryille, Andy
Cook and Dan ShaGer, charged with en-.
gazing in a riot and breach Of the peace at
Gfeggsyille, this county, list Saturday
evening, In the course Of which old hr,
Bowman aud his son Homer were shot, Is
set for preliminary hearing before Squire
Arkle this afternoon at = O'clock, it Is
said that six or eight lawyers have been
retained by the different deiendantg.
Cassia Swan was arrested yesterday ON
complaint OF Alice johnson, on peace
warrant Issued by Squire Ankle. Alice
AYERS that abe is In fear Of serious bodily
injury at the hands OF Cassia. The case
win be heard at 10 A. ". today. The par.
ties are colored, end the case grows out Of
family quarrel.
Squire Arkle last evening discharged
Harry Price, alias Poodle" who was ac-
cused OF trespass upon personal property.
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An nntnrsnnrInn n.nd.

Squire James Kelsey died last evening
about5 o'clock at hiG residence in West
Wheeling, aged So years. He had been
dangerously sick for some weeks. Squire
Kelsey was one Of the Oldest residents Of
the river section Of Belmont county, and
had by good Investments amassed 9 con
siderable fortune. He has been q Justice
OF the peace for many years until the last
election. He was man OF marked char
acteristics-strong mind, firm purpose and
good heart, though his love Of justice
gave him q reputation for an exacting dis
position. He was widely known, and
those who knew him best respected him
most highly. His death has been expected
for come time.
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MARTINS FEnRY.


Chicken Thieyes.- Pleasant Presentation.
=, Personals, Etc.
Charlie Hoyle is visiting friends at Pied
mont.
Mr.. Frank Brooks, sr., is lying very i'll
at bis residence on Second street.
Mr.. G. F.Weisman has returned from a
brief visit toiriends in Pennsylvania.
Charley Long left yesterday for Pitts.
burgh, where he will learn the plumbing
trade.
President Smith, Of the American Flint
Glass Workers Union, was in town yes
terday. rs
The Council last night passed IN orii-
nance authorizing the sale OF the Water
Works bonds.
Yesterday Mrs. Anderson Ralston re,
ceiyed a dispateh calling her 10 Flushing,
where her daughter Anna, who is visiting
friends there, was taken suddenly and
seriously Ill.
Tuesday night some persons tried "a
gain on entrance into w. Z. Thomas's
chicken coop. They were scared OF before
they secured anything. These robberies
are becoming too frequent.
The other night q number ofpersons re
siding in Martins Ferry and vicinity
called on Mr.. Robert Blacliford, one Of the
Oldest and most respected citizens Of Bel
mont county. The object Of the gather
ing was To present the old gentleman with
an easy chair. Rev. Mr.. Worthipgton, Of
Pennington, made the presentation
speech, and William Blackford responded
in behalf Of the old gentleman with neat
speech. After this all went to the table
and partook Of a bounteous repast. About
fifty persons were present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09
TnRoUeH THE STATE.
Accidents and Ineldents In West virginia
5E and Vicinity.

and Vicinity. ~
Morgan county has voted for railroad
from Berkeley Springs to connect with the
BIO.
In 1913 Elijah Dougherty, of Guernsey
county, cut hia name on the back OF a land
tortoise. Twelve years ago his son John
added his name. and last week his grand
son, Oscar, cut his name beneath his
fathers.
a correspondent Of the Webster county
Mountain Echo writes as follows: eve
were at Robert Dodrill's few days since,
and Mr.. D. and I went 10 his barn. When
we entered we heard q strange noise in the
manger. Upon examination We were sur
prised to find the manger nearly filed with
something black. We were at first at o
loss to know what 1t was, but found 1t TO
be an enormous black snake. a hen had
been sitting on nest Of 10 eggs in the
manger, and the snake had swallowed the
nestfull Of eggs, and then swallowed the
hen except her head and neck. The hen
was stillllVlng.
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Normal srheel Teaeher,,

meeting Of the Board Of Regents Of
tho Normal Schools, held ct Concord,
Prof. s. b. Brown, a graduate OF the West
Virginia University and gentleman Of
scholastic attachments, was elected as
principal OF the Glenyille normal school.
Prof. ,f.sB. Wooster was elected principal
Of Shepherd College, at shepherdstown,
with Prof, Bush az assistant, Prof.
Sweeney was elected assistant Of the Con.
cord school, and Miss Lille knight
assistant OF Marshall College, in Hunting
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ANNUAL CITY LEVY
ANpornERafoafEauousalATrERs
pIspossd of By the coaneil Committee OF
Ordinances Lest Eyenins-rroposal to
close saloons ut spdnisht-Rsdue.
don OF Licenses and 50 Forth.

The Council committee on Ordinances
met ct the City Building last evening and
considered several matters The members
present were Chairman Caldwell, Messrs.
waterhouse, Healy, Dobbins, Hildteth
and List. The Solicitor was instructed to
prepare and present to Council an ordi-
nance changing the hours for the. opening
Of the Second ward market from A. N. TO
s x. n. in the summer time and from 5 A.
NJ. to 6 A. N. in the winter, as petitioned
for bya number OF butchers and hucksters.
The change will meet with the general APP
proval Of the public.
The Solicitor was further instructed 10
prepare an ordinance reducing brokers
| licenses from $50 to SOS IS petitioned for
by the brokers and wholesale business
men OF the city. The license was form
erly $25, but was raised by this years
license ordinance. The petitioners showed
that the increase was great injustice to
hebrokerS, VINO are q great convenience
TO the wholesale men, in view OF the fact
that .'drummers" representing outside
| firms visit the city and sell the same line
OF goods as the brokers and pay no license,
The resolution offered by Mr.. McGrego,
in the First Branch and referred to this
committee, calling on It to so revise the
ordinances Of the city in relation to gam.
bling as 20 make them more effective and
permit the seizure and destruction o.
furniture used for gambling purposes, was
laid aside, as legislative action will b.
necessary before the ordinance can be
] made more effective. There Is nothing
J in the charter OF the city to authorize the
destruction by the city OF any one'i
!. property. The next matter taken up wal
resolution offered by Mr.. Myles anC
referred, instructing the committee TO re
I port an ordinance making 1t misde
meanor TO keep saloon open after mid
, night. The Solicitor was instructed L
/ prepare such an ordinance. Mr.. Heali
protested, saying that he and others II
; the business paid enough license taxel
| now and should not be closed up at tint
when they were often making big money
r The Solicitor was ordered ID. draw up thu
annual tax ordinance, making the levy
for general purposes so cents on the $40
valuation real and personal and 10 cent
for new street improvements, togethe
with the usual capitation tax.
1t was decided TO recommend TO Coun
Gil thatthe city donate the amount Of thl
special license tax for concerts to TIL
managers otithe coming s;engerfest., /
! was decided in this connection that til,
managers would have to take out q regula
coffee house license in order to sell beer
This will be necessary in order to compl,
with the State law. Council can af.erward
grant rebate for all the time except tn,
three days on which beer will be sold.
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Is one Of the essentials Of life, and by far
the best natural drinking fluid coming to
our notice Is the water Of the Arcadian
Mineral Spring, bottled at Waukesha,
Wisconsin. 1t Is Of great organic purity
and there Is q told absence OF oil mineral
constituents OF q powerful or dangerous
character, the two forming q rare combs
nation. Mr.. Georges. Feeny is the agent
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So, 900 FOR A oeEMAronY
For Garbage-rhe u. n ". Cut pown-Fl.
nance Committee Action.

For Garbage-rhe u. r. W. Cut Down-Fi.
nance Committee Action.
Last evening the Council Committee on
Finance managed after number ofinei.
iectual attempts during the past four
weeks, to hold a meeting at the City
Building and once more go to work on the
appropriation ordinance called for by the
provisions. OF the Restraining ordinance.
1t will be remembered that when this
committee first went to work on this mat
ter, about six weeks ago, 1t made mis-
take OF $40 900 In its footings: Another
meeting was held and the $1,000 taken
off from the amount allowed the Board OF
Public Works, leaving it sc, 500, which
amount included all oil the revenues to be
used by the Board, exclusive OF the 10
percent levy fund which Council may not
authorize, although il was recommended
by the Ordinance Committee last evening.
The Finance Committee, in arriving at
the appropriations recommended then,
made reductions I'd the fire, police and
city prison departments, which Council
did not approve by large majority.
Council also discovered that the commit
bte Ldu tlblle1 W ihaAo az ahVNahG6 lOi'
the payment OF interest on the loan of
1871, and the whole matter was referred
back.
At last nights meeting those present
were Chairman Hildreth, Messrs. Hotf-
man, Caldwell. Waterhouse and List.
The Health Committee originally asked
for s., 500. This was scaled down TO s.. 900.
Last night 5000 additional was allowed
this committee for the specific purpose Of
building a crematory In which TO burn
the contents Of garbage and night soil
Carts Something Of this sort has became
an absolute necessity.
The committee incidentally discussed
the desirability Of putting the Health De.
partment under the control Of the Board
ofPublic Works. There Is q strong and
growing impression that there is where it
properly belongs.
The $206 80 cut from the City Prison
appropriation was restored also the 5000
cut from the salaries OF the Fire Depart
ment. For the loan Of 1871, $4,000 was
allowed. These sums made total Of
ST., $50 90, which was subtracted from the
S70,329 allowed the Board OF Public
Works, leaving Il S57,472 30. The other
appropriations were LETT as formerly re,
ported; also the Sl,143 for contingent
fund.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09
THE NEW nA1LRoAD scnEME.

Prospeets OF d: Now Road Across West yir-
e ginia. n p NJ
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Dipdtsh con-
tains the following: The survey on the
West Virginia. kentucky & Tennessee
line has been completed some time from
Little Washington to the West Virginia
State line, and the location beyond that,
and on to Nashville, was decided upon
Yesterday. APennsylyania railroad Off.
cial, in speaking OF the latter scheme yes
terdaY, said:
"There is some disposition on the part
of persons 10 scott at this scheme. Its o
bonatide concern nevertheless, and in a
years time, II everything works well, you
will see trains at the Union depot which
will arrive and depart over this new road
coming from and going to Nashville, by
the most direct route on the map.rule
| line. The idea Of the Pennsylvania COM
pany extending its system to New Orleans
| by this new route Is also called absurd.
For the Pennsylvania company to stand
aside and allow other systems to get what
IL can have for the stretching ont Of an
arm Is to mefar more absurd. Mexico is
the future market for the product OF Pitts
burgh enterprise, and q line directly from
here Into that country would not be bad
idea. There are only two systems with
branches there, and before ten years there
should be a dozen. From the manufac.
turing district northeast, east, and
right hero4siiis road will run to % market
for tho products Of the New England
States, New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
There is backing in this scheme, there is
an object to work for and we are going TO
build the road and 0perate it"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09
INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, July9.-1tA. M.--For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, generally
fair weather; warmer ontherlywinds, be-
coming coolerin the northwestern portion.
For The Lower Lake region, local rains,
increased southwesterly winds; Q slight
rise followed by lower temperature.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
n ahrnaa Z. i-ltF N'rI

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad, H. III.
Mr.. and Mira. R. ]. McCandlish, Of Park
ersburg, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. William Hammond and wife, Of
Brooke county, were in the city yester-
day. *
The Misses Hsyman, Of this city, are the
guests Of the Misses Somehow, ct Bell
aire. e
MI. W. @. Grafton, Of Cincinnati, is in
the city, visiting his sister, Mrs. Z. F. Sat
terrified.
Officers Barum and Croughan went to
Pittsburgh yesterday to spend a brief
vacation.
Mr.. W. II. Barker, business manager Of
the Brick, Tie and Metal Revie,D, Of Pitts.
burgh, was in the city yesterday. z
Miss Carrie Freese, Of tie soath Side,
left yesterday to visit for four weeks with
friends in Grandyiew and Belpre.
MIR. and Mrs. Stephens, Of Barnesville,
are the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Menkemiller, Of the South Side.
Mesrs. W. swart, proprietor, and Tom
Trainer, chief clerk Of the Clarendon
Hotel, GAINESVILLE, are at the Mcclure
House.
Miss Della Ritter, who has been visiting
Miss Lizzie Sanford, Of Wheeling, returned
home on the Chancellor, yesterday MORN
imp horlEstoa SGS.
Mr.. ]. 9. Tomlipson, passenger agent of
the Pennsylvania Company at this point,
accompanied by O. L. Kimble, travelling
passenger agent Of the O. & P. road, went
out to woodsaeld, o., on business yester-
day. a's tr.S 2
The many friends Of Mrs. s. s. Kisner
will regret to learn OF her death, which
occurred last night at IL o'clock, after an
illness OF several weeks. Mrs. Kisner was
highly respected by all who knew her,
and her death will be generally and sim
cerely mourned. ~
DR.. F. H. Atkinson and Col. ]. Clark
Moore, two OF the leading citizens Of Cadixs
were at the Stamm House yesterday.
They drove in behind one OF the finest
teams " horses seen on the streets OF
Wheeling for many 4 day. They were
pure milk white and very stylish IN their
action.
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SBALED PROPOSALS.
wEsr VIRGINIA p1Ei1ESnARY.
MluNDSyitIE. limo ~ isss

wEsr VIRGINIA p1Er1EsrARY.
MouNpSytLLE, June q, ISIS,
Sealed Proposals. will DO received by the upd,,
hgutd until noon on ! U tSDAY, the 9th iSy Al
JULY, 1856, FOL tho erection OF Gas WOriS sSj
lighting the Peritentiary wish gas. "-'+
such proposals. must DO ACCOMPANIED with Ran,
and Specifications fully setting forth lie wS,i
propose 10 be done, the capacity Of such EOffS
and all ather matters necessary for the iuiormGIu
Of the Board. Address proposals to The POSrd II
Directors and endone thea "PrOpOealS Tor QSs
The soafd reserves the right to reject any or all
b. BY order Of tho Board Of Director.
je26 John F. PErH. enp't
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REDUCTIONS.

To make room for our Incoming Fall
Stock We shall offer our entire stock OF
SprIfir and summer Snitings ut greatly
reduced prices. = Q. HESS & SONS.
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HER FUTURE INTENTIONS.

Mrs. Rammelsberg expect, to go to Mi
Ian soon, where she will be Joined by her
mother, Mrs. George X. Wheat. She an
ticipates an engagement at the Apollo
theater, in Rome, whore she will sing in
Faust and Rigoletto. Where she will en-
trance audiences after thisis not known at
present, but wherever she goes her mag
nificent voice will always command the
tribute itso richly deserves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09

The following delegates from the glass
workers lodges in this city, Martins
Ferry and Bellaire left yesterday for Phila-
delphia to attend the National Convention
which meets in that city next Mondays:
Local Union No. 0, Wheeling-John
Howard, John Corcoran, Smith Butler,
Patrick Manion and Robert Pecari.
Local Union No. 10, Martins Ferry
Jacob Pence, Thomas ]. Irwin and John
Local Union No. 81, Bsllaire-Frank
Archer, Charles Edmunds and Jacob
Cfimmel. ~.
In view OF the long lockout in the glass
houses over the river, this meeting is OF
unusual importance TO this section Of the
Ohio Valley, though 1t may be doubted
whether any action will there be taken
that will tend to solution Of the existing
difficulty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09

The "Wheeling Packet Company" Receives
n0harter.
A certificate Of incorporation has been
issued by Secretary Of State Walker to the
"wheeling Packet Company formed for
the purpose Of running, building, selling,
hiring and navigating steamboats, and
barges and owning and managing
wharfboats, for carrying passengers
and freight, towing flats and
other water craft, and all other
business properly connected with a gem
eral transportation company on the waters
Of the western rivers. Theprincipal Office
Is to be in the city Of Wheeling. The
charter expires July ], 1885. The Bum OF
5000 has been subscribed. 0fthis amount
500 has been paid in, and the privilege is
reserved OF increasing the capital stock by
the sale OF additional shares to $50, 900.
The stock isdivided into shares OF 500
each and is held by the following persons:
Thomas Prince, Henry Schumulbach,
Frank Booth, Margaret Prince and R. o.
G. Booth, all OF Wheeling, one share each,
aud ]. NJ. Gamble, Of Monroe county,
Ohio, one share.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09

Gro. E. sTirEI & Co. display in their
window a. beautiful hand:embroidered
lambre1uin and panel, the work Of Miss
Mamie Snyder, the daughter Of Jacob
SNYDER, ESQ, II is certainly worth seeing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09

The following shows the range fthe
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, Yesterday
a An. 7Ss; u NJ, 90s; SP.M., 96';; ar. NJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-09

III YOU use sack Of Minuehaha Flour
IL Will make you hsppy, and your days
prolonged. JOINS. WITTY.
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DEF rock on draught at the Ph0nix
Clam soup at all hours.
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n = B I.
sewers, Water supply, Gas for Fuel and
1l-5if flther snInttarl. :.

81 other matters. I
D.L. Thoburny one Of the late graduates
Of Allegheny College, Meadyille, q home.
The Good viii hose company will have
acelebation fits tenth anniversary hi.
day evening which the Council will attend
asguests.
John Gallagher has been awarded the
contract for building the Thirty-ftth and
Thirty.sixth street sewers ut S4lS and S4lS
respectively.
The Committee OF Council on Gas and
Water haa been instructed to look after
the cost Of crib on Boggs' Island 70 pro-
cure fresh water.
The Bellaire Gas and OIL Company re-
Gently organized under West Virginia
charter, will have q public meeting In
City Hall Thursday evening.
The funeral Of Miss Jennie Ressonerwas
one Of tho largest Bellaire has ever seen,
and the singing by her friends and as
sociates In the Sunday school was especi-
ally affecting.
The gas well at Bethel is now bothered
internationally with salt water. but tools
will be procured at once to folly test the
find Of gas. Another derrick Is already
built near on the Ramsey farm, and am
other well will be sunk.
There is growing feeling among those
in control Of BellaiIe's manufacturing In
terests that natural gas is too costly to
pipe when it is 60 uncertain. Therefore
some practical method Of making artificial
gas to do the work stands chance
Ia hefng adoptel. Messrs. o. @,
Crafty, ]. T. Adams and Cyrus ii.
4 strahl left yesterday morning for
Aleadyille, Pa , TO investigate the use Of
manufactured gas. The gas has been in
use there for q long time, and these gam
tlemen want TO see some practical test
made before going too far with the COM
pany recently organized in this city. The
strike OF gas at Bethel does not seem to
have led these projectors to believe that !!
Is all that can DO desired.