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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02
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SaibeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02
81 beinpropins.


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in 5a@treiisn lebbaft srOrtert wirb -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02

9ebensberiiderung jum &%oitenpreis.
Gs toite: nur 25 Gents Dir cine Slaide
Or. Butts 9uiten Sprup gu taufen unb
Dir bur3 befen 9ebrau9 ftete 9eiunbbstt
unb Elm lanses 2sbsn ~ fi1ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02

SaluatiOn Sel Der srOBte S4mer3ens
filler auf Der Belt, pirb BON feinem am
beren Ointment an @ite iibsrtroffsn. Gs
lit Obne 3uetfel has bette Wittel fir alle
duBerIt5en S4mersen. Prsis nur 25
Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02

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bes Sberseri4ts @ountp BON Sbertban
County.
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unb Colorado : Strede Der Burlington &
Mihourts8a eutsleifte ueuu Rsilen iibs
weftIi6 uon Satrftelb. Der san3e
Sus ifir;te einen 25 5uB boben Damn
btnab unb feds @asen purben poaitdnbis
Sertrimmert. Sinf Weni9en tameu bas
Bel um bas 2eben unb neuen wurben msbr
ober peniser perlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-02
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seseben.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08
MARITIME FERRY.

D. Majors, Of Bellaire, is now managing
the Eureka rink,
]. T, HaneS has returned from Pitts
burgh, alter few days absence.
OF. Hammond, Of smithfeld, Ohio, wa
in town yesterday visiting friends.
The Moss family Is advertised to enter
tain Martins Ferry citiEens next week.
Mr.. O. B. 0ng, Of Pine Valley, Jefferson
county, Ohio, % visiting his brother, DR.
0ng.
A number OF young folks attended I
private hop at j. T. Hodgens', Portland
last night.
1t 10 pretty hard to obtain any iniormG
ton regarding the talked Of new nail mill
The parties interested are not disposed K
diYulge much touching the matter.
Z. L. F. Thorngate has. charge Of the
hardware store lately owned and con.
Quoted by R. N. Theaker, who has 70
moved hfs family to Missouri, whore he
will permanently locate.
Charles Mercer, Of Short Greek, W. Va.
was in town yesterday. He represent
fortune Of aome I've hundred millions, i
report OF which has heretofore been pub.
lighed.
James Murphy and Miss Annie Hreusch
were married at the Catholic church Last
evening by Father Taehy. After the GER
omony the happy couple were escorted 10
the residence Of the bride by the Union
Cornet band, where the Meennerchor Sing.
ing Society had assembled by invitation,
ample provision having been made 10
serve some 200 guests; bountiful repast
was furnished. Among the many fine
cakes was one, (the BRIDES furnished by
Henry Floto.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08
Ka,s ClaIton In "cAllod BAol D

Everybody seems anxious to see the
dtSmatlssti6u Of Hugh ggnyay's great
story, "OAlled Back" which ls "a be
played at the Opera Hopse tomorrow
afternoon by Kate UlaIton aud al eK-
Cellent company, including Charles
Stevenson, Ralph Delmore, Henry Lee
and II. A. Thomas. "CAlled Back" 10 one oil
the best plays ever put Upon tho stage,
and lis production In this city will be 90.
companied by magnificent, scenery and
wardrobe. As PdIlins, tho poor orphan,
Miss 6xaxton has everywhere been 70.
Ceiyed with favor, and her conception Of
the part 10 said to be even better than her
great role In the 1.-TWO Orphans" Re
served seats are on sale at Balmef's 4iu.
ain akofe.
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A. ]. Baegs returnd homo from Colum
bus yesterday.
Mrs. David Howell left yesterday TO visit
relatives In Beaver, Pa.
Business generally IL dull here, but mer.
chants look for an early revival.
Samuel Order, who was injured in the
accident Of Wednesday, 10 improving.
Atraveling band oil seven instruments
treated bridgeport 10 some good music
yesterday.
Marshal Joe McConlughey made his
FIRST visit 70 Wheeling yesterday since he
was wounded, more than aiI weeks ago.
He 10 rapidly improving.
Atwo.horse coal wagon, owned BY Shan.
non Sells, by the breaking Of tire, on the
lower side Of the toll bridge, yesterday,
caused teams going 10 and ifo 70 take the
upper side for an hour and Q half
The Belmont County Building ASSocis.
ton held Ia annual election ON Mon.
day night and elected the following per.
sous az Directors for the present year.
Samuel Woodoock Samuel Clemens, George
B. Hathaway, j. 7. BagRg, r. II. Barker,
johnson Brown and James Lindsey
The partnership debts Of the firm Of
Handel 4 Co., Of Pasco, WHO were noticed
yesterday 90 making an assignment, are
% iollowst Hubbard 4 Paul, $3.50; simp.
son \ Hoge, $780, Louis Cook, $3.50; b,
Z. Rhodes 4 Co., $lh0l ]. @. Dent, $50,
The etoCk Of goods on hand will invoice
about 81 900 outside OF the book accounts.
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some rorro Hauto kumor. Denied.

TaN Hapis. Iad Rlprsm Rctlnssday.
An Etpreu reporter interviewed Mr.
Nlppert, president Of the Nail Works Com
pany, yesterday, and the following briel
conversation ensued:
"Mr. Nippert, the opinion appears tc
prevail among your operatives that the
works will soon be In full operation at
the scale Of wages demanded by the
nailers.p
"fesi ! hear all kinds OF rumors in re.
gard to the mill starting up, but there Ia
no truth In them. ] can assure you that
when the mill commences operations again
II will not be at the 2l-Oent scale,n
"And what about the large orders you
arc having for early spring delivery"
1--WE have nc, orders on our books, and
are not likely % have as long as prices
continue to decline from week 10 week az
thsY are doing"
The formation OF new company has,
II 10 said, been abandoned, but the hitua!
ton here may safely said to DO in statu-
Ten puddlerS have left town since last
Monday, and 1t Is said that between TWEEN.
ty and thirty more will leave this week
bound for Greencastle, st. Louis and
Youngstown, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08

No man ought to allow himself to run
in debt; but once in debt, no SHOULD put
up tho long stuff 40 soon as possible and
ala away the reCeipt. The truth Of this
plain, lnyArnished statement was keenly
appreciated by q well known young man
about town q lew evenings since. A long
time ago he purchased 3 little article o.
value and ornament and had II charged
After reasonable tlnO had elapsed d
bill WAS sent for Il that received no 10.
sbonse, Dun followed dun until at last
about bix months ago, the man who had
sold the article got tired and
Rot Judgment agGlnst the party
Who had purchased II, before q Justice
Tie young man had no property on which
70 levy aud he theteiore smiled serenely
al the judgment. On q recent cold night
however, 10 stepped into barber shop ID
get shaved. lie laid ABIDE 4 Hne heavy
ovetcoat and was observed doing 90 by {
keen.eyed minion Of the Law, who slipped
In and levied on tie coat The young man
being shaved started for the Justice shop,
The night was cold aud be "shivefed and
shook with cold and mad, az he made bic
way. thithat. he had IL put Up about
twice the original cost Of his purchase In
order 10 cover the costs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08

The ladies Of the Arion Society gave an'
other "Katfee.ylslte" at the club house o.
the Society on the South Side, yesterday
afternoon and last evening. The first one
Of these enjoyable gatherings was given
about one month ago. II vas In tho 10,
t1re Of an experiment, bus proved 70 Ie
Srph 0 success that nothing remained f1l
them 70 do bat repeat Il. Yesterdays
repetition was - complete succeta a
the frat one. There was larger turnout
Of the ladies Ia the afternoon, and at sup.
per time the gentlemen came In numbers.
During the afternoon the ladies' enjoyed
themselves as only ladies can over fancy
work, iatersperSe9 with gossip, and after
Che gentlemen arrived tti.se WAS Q good
supper 10 engage the attention, followed
By music and 4 pleasant social reunion,
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.RELLAIRR.
slight TirS-Ths High WstSr-NArroW ES
eapSofA Barge, etc,

slight EirS-ThO High Watsr-NAEroW rs
eapsofA Barge, etc,
Rev. William Castor, Of Cleveland, wal
in town yesterday.
DR., George Maser and wife leave to-day
fortheir home in kanSAS.
James Motfatt and wife, Of Colorado, are
the guests Of Mrs, w, s. Ault,
Russell, son OF Rev, R, +. Keller, Is able
to be out Of bed after long Diegs Of fever,
John Goff, OF Rose Hill, fell yesterday
morning at the Goblet Works and broke
rib.
The Mayors court was occupied yeHter-
day afternoon by Ruit between Frank
Litten, former whRrfmasteT, and the
present owners OF the upper Whartboat.
The stoVe-pipe at HopeWell's barber
chop in the Fourth ward, let fire to the
ceiling and roof yesterday forenoon and
there was quite blaze for awhile, No
general alarm was given, however.
The path to the creek bridge was under
three or four feet Of water yesterday, and
all on foot had to 60 around the old
market house. Fortunately that route
was passSbls on account Of the freezing,
It Ia reported that O, N. Allen, now Of
Columbus, formerly editor Of the BellAire
Democrat, has the inside track for the
Bsllaire postofflce, through the influence
OF Senator Payne and Governor Hoadly.
The tow.boat Townsend came near sink
ing barge OF ties near the city water
works yesterday. 4 ripple sent the water
over the hesd Of the barge and held Il
down but prompt reversal Of the engines
saved 1t.
The First Presbyterian church Wednes-
day evening voted for Ave additional rul-
ing elders, and four were elected, without
nominations, the fifth man mot being
chosen. Those elected were A. T. Stew
AIT, Alex. BAntord, James McGsorge and
d. B, Crafty.
The Belmont County TeaChen' Insti-
tute to meet at Bridgeport January 10,
has among those on Ito programmes ]. B.
Houston, OF the Bellaire High School,
and Miss Nellie Battelle, one oil the pri.
mary teachers here. The former will
read an essay on "The Generation Of
Thinking Power" and the latter an essay
on 1.-THE Child Mind"
Mr.. Charles O. Crafty, the we'll known
insurance man, died last night at q
quarter past ten o'clock. He has been
dangerously III for some time with ty.
phoid fever, complicated with chronic
trouble. Mr.. Crafty was one Of Bellsirs's
most prominent and highly esteemed citl.
sens, and has been identified with her
business interests for many years. His
death will be generally regretted. He
leaves wife and four children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08

The Week OF Prayer seems to be more
generally observed this year In this city
and elsewhere, than has beon usual In
other years. The goodly number Of heo.
pie who find their way TO the daily
o'clock meeting, and the large Congrega-
tons assembling in many OF the shurches
at night, and In tho Young Mems Chris
tAn Assocation's rooms, indicate an
awakening desire for q revival Of spiritual
religion, and the conversion Of souls.
The union meeting in the English
Lutheran church yesterday was well st-
tended, aud great interest manifested in
the important topic, "rhe conditions Of
the reception Of the Spirit--repentAnce,
obedience and prayer" Suitable remarks
were made, intefppersed with ferVent
prayer aud cheerful singing. Many Of
those who have regularly been present,
feel that they cannot miss one Of these
meetings.
The meeting to-day will be in the Dis
ciples' church at SPIN, prayer for fami-
lies and the young in schools" Parents
and all interested ought TO be present II
noaRih1a.
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PROF. souAEFER's UMpRELlA
Finally RsoOysrsd aud Publicly RSStOrsd t,
the OWhOr,


the OWnOr.
Mr., O. A. sChaeler, the handsome real
estate and insurance agent, has at last re,
covered his silk umbrella. Atthe "Katiee.
ylsite" given by tho ladies Of the Arion,
last evening, MIR. schaeier was one Of the
guests. Alter supper he was asked to 60
to the concert hail to look aGIer some mat.
tor. Arriving there he found it well Allied
and the stage In possession Of Mr.. +, Refs,
ter, who was reading the umbrella adver.
tisement to the audience. Mr., sChaeieI
turned pale and attempted to retreat
but he was not allowed TO do this. On
the contrary he was forced on theatage.
Mr.. Hsister said the aides Of tbs Society
apprsciating' Mr.. slhaeleF's services had
endeAyored TO lind his UMBRELLA, and the
result would ut that time BIZ made known.
Then there was brought forward 10 the
stage the pfsalest COLLECTION oil antique and
delRpitsted raip'sheddeTs that ever
RrACvd tho back Of an umbrella
melder, but among them was
Mr.. gchaeler'S dainty silk pet. 10 graft.
fed was he that he lslt called INTO make
q speech, While doing 80, four Of the
worst specimens were hoisted over him,
a fact he was unconscious Of until through
with his remarks,
Mr.. Schaeler Is beginning to think him.
sslf tli9 victim Of practical joke.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08
ABOUT peoples,
Strangers in tho City ard wheeling Folk
Ahrnaa

Abroad.
Miss Lulu O'Donnell OF Clarksburg, Il
visiting at her brothers home on Thir
teenth street.
Joe Miller, Of this city, has signed with
the Savannah, Ga, base ball club for the
coming season.
Miss Carrie Theirs, at tho residence o.
her parents, gave pleasant private party
on Wednesday evening. About twenty
couple were present.
Rev. Mr.. Goddard, pastor Of the New
Jerusalem Church Of Cincinnati, was yes
terdSy licensed by Clerk Hook 70 solemn
lze marriages In Ohio county.
Mr.. ]. w. Mckinney, one Of the most
sfIable dramatic agents on the road,
was In tho city last evening making or.
rangements for the appearance OF Mile
Rhea next week. ty3
Miss Ella Hunter leaves for Louisville
this morning In Companyiwith the party
that came on 10 attend the Dunlap Pollock
wedding, whore she will remain for some
time the guest Of friends, il4l.
The reception to be given by MI and
Mrs. Frederick ]. Norton, at the New
Mcclure House, this evening, promises to
be the largest social affair ot'the season.
Over 200 Invitations have been issued.
Mr.. W. J. Corbet, formerly foreman Of
the State Printing Office here, and late OF
the St. Paul Globe composing room, has
accepted the position Of iofeman Of the Sc.
Louis Commercial news room, and will
take charge next week.
Mr.. W. D. Woodbridge, Of Marietta,
and bride, nee Miss Matte Hopkins, OF
Petersburg, who were married at the
home Of the bride yesterday afternoon,
arrived in the city last evening on their
bridal tour and registered at the Mcclure,
MI. p. II. Moore, q former we'll known
resident Of Wheeling, now the business
representative and correspondent Of the
ST. Louis Agt n Sosl, published by the
Chamber Of Commerce oil that city, ar.
rived In the city yesterday and regiStered
At the Mcclure House. He comes here for
the purpose Of visiting his dAughtersj who
are attending school Of Mt. de Cdantal
and also 10 look into the state Of the iron
and steel trade hereabouts. Mr. Moore
will remain here about one week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08

The well being bored on the Harvey
place for gas Las reached the regulation
depth without finding gas, and for the
present further work has been suspended.
Drilling 10 progressing favorably on the
Wpllsburg No. ?.
Isaiah Roberts died Thursday morning,
aged, az near as known, 20 or VI years.
The deceased has resided In Welfsburg
the greater portion Of his life. He was
born In Hartford county, Md. He was q
soldier in the war Of 1912, enllsGing at
Washington, Pa, under Capt. Sample, Hp
was also q soldier In the war Of the rebel.
lion, perEing ioT q time In the First West
Virginia Volunteer Cavalry. He was we'll.
known here and elsewhere. Prior 10 the
advent Of railroads he was frequently on.
giged In tho business Of teaminR OF trans.
porting goods from the East,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08

When called to the bedside Of the little
one suffering with that nightisnd u
children and horror 70 parents cR0uP, the
old grandmother Used u send tpf MULLEN
and make q tea and at oneo relieve ~
made Into . tes now and combined with
Remedy Of Sweet GHtl Snd Mullen 4
sweet gum II presents In Taylof's Cherokee
pleasant aud Affective cure iot Group,
Whooping Cough, Colds and Consutnp.
ton. Sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08

The tWenty.hrst Anniversary Of the
birthday Of Theresa Robrecht, daughter
OF John Robrecht, proprietor Of the
81. Charles hotel, was celebrated
last evening. The occasion was one
ong to be remembered by oil present.
After congratulations the lnyited guesti
repaired 10 the spacious dining room
where all present enjoyed themselves
dancing to tho music Of the Opera
House orchestra. At the hour oil
IL N. the guests were invited 70
pSrtAke Of 0 sumptuous repast eel.
dom equaled. Those present brought
tokens other respect, and Miss Theresa
was the recipient Of numerous
and valuable presents. Among the
many guests were noticed The
following presons: Mr.. A. Hsdllch, Geo.
and Fred Tiuts, Dan Fitzpatrick, Ben.
Hebrank, T'hos. Kernp, Henry and
Frank Robrecht, Peter Ronenberger,
JeIty Rlannsgan, VIM. Blum, VIM.
HaRer, Frank Howard, John, 10.
btscht Andy Mcdarrell John iIecklo,
John 0chSenkuhn, I'D. McqowGn,
Mark Kennedy, X. L. Hunt Of Barnes.
vile, Ohio, William Curry, John Draw.
ford and AlonEo SwartE. Misses LifEle
Crawford, Maggie, Rosa aud Mary Tucker,
Anna Woebef, Rosa and Csllie Wagner,
JAlia D. Dorat, Of LeaJenE6fth, Kafsag,
Jilia and Annl stauyer, Katie and Mary
MCDohoush, Rosa Miller, Callie Tiers,
Theresa Doeg, MI and Mft. George Heep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08
a Nov KailroAd aeorporatsd.

A certificate Of incorporation hag been
issued by the Secretary Of State to the
plttsburgh and Preston County Railroad
Company formed for the purpose Of build
ing 0 railroad from the Pennsylvania State
line in Preston county, down Big Sandy
Greek to Clifton Millsi and from thence in
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad east Of the
Cheat river and west Of the Maryland
State line in the county Of Preston. The
principal office Of the company Is TO be at
Bruceton, w. Va. The charter is per-
petual. The capital stock 10 100000,
which 10 divided Into shares Of $50 each,
and 70 held by the following persons, ali
81 Preston county: Charles kautntr,
William 8. Armstrong, George Il. Arm.
Samuel Darby, Andrew gpindler, William
II. Miller and John II. Feather, oneShAre
each.
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Mntann Ilnnt. FuImnr.

The Chaplins street rink was comfort.
ably filled last evening by those in search
Of pleasant evenings recreation. The
special attraction was . race between
Harry Fulmer and John Watson, two boy
skaters Of this city, who are rapidly
achieving q reputation ss skattrs In the
racing line. The race, which was In heats,
was won by Watson. II was greatly en-.
joyed by the people present, as Yves also
tho general skating and the line music that
10 produced at this rink,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08
BuBKRTr BKATaN
By EalksnItsin, At The Capitol Rink, IN .
Smile DaSh. III


The race on rollers at the Capitol RkAt'
ing rink last evening bstVsen Jesss Bur;
kett, better known As the champion fast
skater Of this city, and Chris, Falksnatsin,
q McKeesport pet, was won easily by the
latter, The race was thIee-mile straight
away dash for purse Of 500 side and
was the result Of q race skated At the same
place between these two lads last week in
which there was very decided foul which
was claimed, together with the race, by
FSlkenstein, but was not allowed by the
referee, who decided that the race must
be sEated over again, and 10 which Fal-
kenstein agreed,
There was tremendous crowd on hand
to witness last nights race, a. there was
to see the race Of last week. The floor
was cleared at 8 o'clock and the course
prepared. Frank HeAly WAS referee, Ed.
Olator Falkenstein's Judge, and @, N, Tsy-
lor looked after BuTkett's interests, A new
departure was made in starting the men,
They wele started from the center Of the
rink, and on opposite sides. This gave
each man an equal advantage and gave
very little chance for foulipg. Bufkstt
teored badly and was evidently worried,
Fslky was as cool as an iceberg, At last
they got of together, FalEy skating
easily and Burkett going at the work
before him pell.mell. For two miles he
gained steadily on Falky and Wss close TO
him when the second mile was closed,
II could be seen that Burkett was getting
pumped, and when FAlky commenced To
lot out alter him 1t was plain TO sec who
was to be winner, On the sixth lap Of
the third mile Burkett almost stopped
and complained OF cramps. He kept
going sloWly and once made spurt, but
Il was no use, and the McKeesport boy
took the race, Both are about the same
bfild and aye,
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and InsidsnfS in Wsst VIESinia
and Vicinity.


The tank Of the Barnesvills gas work.
was overturned last week and al the ga
escaped. It Is estimated that 1t will re
quire about 800 to make the necessary
repairs,
The annual meeting Of the Belmont
County Wool GroEeu Association ID to b
held At the Court House in St, Clairayills
tomorrow morning. The meeting prom
ises TO be an important one.
The Charleston Star says that Felix Ar
thur while on his way from Burning
Springs to Carkin fell dead on the road
He had the heart disease, He was NOV
ing at the time and leAyel wife and three
children,
George Morrison was escorting MiGl
Carrie Evans, both Of Coal Valley, home
from q skating rink on recent dArh
night when some miGcreant fired at them,
The bullet grazsd Miss Evans forehead
Who It was that fred the shot 10 moi
known or even suspected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08
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