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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-09-30


"Genuine Bargains the key note
of these enormous sales. Times dread
full hard, money scarce, and crop pros
poets bad, but a chance to secure fine
instruments at half their value could
not be passed. Low prices captnred
buyers, and Five Hundred Homes
were made happy.
And we have Vet on hand some $50.
600 worth of prime Pianos and DREAMS
which must he closed out bv Oct. LIST.
We say "n.ust." and We mean ii. Oct.
lst must find our warerooms bare aud
hungry for IA immense line of New
STYLES, at new prices. now beipe s.
lected at the factories.
The instruments to be closed ont
are not old, or worn out, but almost
older ones thoroughly repaired, repol-
l5 fh ana mao irh se[aiesa9 9i Tor years
prices, and from good maIers - ''''''
Pianos, S35, $50, s75, 500, $l50 to
S39'. o. Organs $40 see $780, $50 $50,
Very Easv Terms given. Small paw
ments- Pianos % 10 dollars month
y; orsa G., 10 10, , dollars dollars n'nlhiy.
new new Instruments 5al.n9m days test trial same as
-, And f,i, Lgdden 4 Bates they pay all
pes 'n1 n It's, sent free Just as
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-09-30

OR skIH CANCER

For seven years Suffered with a cancer on
my face. All the simple remedies were applied
to alleviate the pain, but the place continued
to grow. finally extending into my nose. from
which came a yellowish discharge very offensive
in character. 1t also inf1amed, and annoy
ed me great deal. About eight months ago 1
was in Atlanta. at the house of friend who so
stronSly recommended the use of Swifts Specific
that / determined tomake an effort to ocure it
it. In this successful. and began prseus.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-09-30
AT HALF PRICE UN-
TIL OCT. LIST.

Ua1' Grand Clearance Sale
continued tn oasah dug, st and
Sept. 4 tremendous success.
WondertaH results from loao pri-
ces. $4,000 north Of Pianos
and Organs sold sine. April1st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

dispatched to threatened quarters IN the
event of trouble. One hundred and huy
men were stationed at police hesdqusrtssfs
and all summer aud sick leaves were Tor
the present stopped. The two pstr!ol
wagons were brought to headquarters IN
readiness to transfer the men to any given
po:nt. ~,
President Richardson, of the Brooklyn
Atlantic avenue road, called on the super,
iptendeut OF police OF Brooklyn to-day and
said that he would like 10 run some cars IN,
der police protection. He thought 1t would
be necessary to have policeman on every
block along the route if not on every car;
Superintendent Campbell said he could
not possibly do it, as the strike was gen
ersl and it was necessary to distribute the
force 80 that the greatest good might be
accomplished should trouble arise. Every
thing was quiet at the railroad stables.
The Seventeenth and Eighteenth street
lines of cars are running regu.
lAtly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
THE TRoUBLe At CHICAGO.
RaiIrOad Tracks soapod and Trims
Ditched-ParadinE Women.

RaiIrOad. Tracks soapod and Trains
Ditohed-ParadinE Women.
CHICAGO, June 5.-After the exciupg
time of yesterday, to day possessed little of
startling interest. The Rock Islsnd rail
road attempted to get out the four cars OF
nails, concerning which there was 80 much
dispute last evening. A long line
of disabled cars blocked the
outlet OF that time, and after struggling
with them until dark they abandoned the
undertaking for the time, Daring the
night, and under the espionage of four po'
licemen, the cars were iampsred with, but
BY whom no one knows. An investigation
this morning showed that one of the laden
cars bad been dersiled and that the
bolts upon the trucks of this aud the three
other loaded cara had been drawn and
thrown into the marsh together with the
coupling pins and draw.bar keys. They
are ompIetely disabled The knights had
q meeting in South Chicago last night
and while the body was in session
the track was soaped and the derailed
cor pushed into the marsh. The women
kept within doors to-day up to 1890, when
the dummy arrived. Then they came out
in force and headed by tall woman car
ryiug q little four. month old in her arms,
and q smaller woman holding flag with
we want our rights" and "Woman's Pro.
tectiou Society" paraded the principal
streets. The full Hyde Park street police
force was called out this afternoon in anti
cpation Of an attempt 10 move cars, but
as far as learned the attempt has rot yet
been made.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
JOHN KELLY,
DIED
June l, 1886.
GAS AND OIL

Notes Gathered Up AbOut Town Yester-
day.
Contractor Hsaly, for the Natural Gas
Company of West Virginia, did but little
trenching yesterday. He will do 10 work
tomorrow, but hopes to get to work Tues
day or Wednesday with G big force. He 10
delayed by the rOn.arsiVAl Of pipe sup
plies.
The pipe ia the West Virginia Com
pany's trench on Fourteenth street, was
put in complete order yesterday and some
fling in done. II the trench is filed TO.
morrow Contractor Campbell will COM
mence paving the street at once.
The Manufacturers Company pct down
some pipe on Main street, at the lntersec
ton Of Fourteenth, yesterday. Their trench
is about aeven feet deep at thst point.
1t is likely the next work Of the West
Virginia Company will be on Eof street,
in the Eighth ward.
The great gas oil well at Cambridge is
flowing gas and oil freely. In the opinion
OF experienced oil men the we'll is good tor
6fty barrels day and will furnish gas
enough TO light halt a dozen towns like
Cambridge. The gas issuing from the
mouth OF the tube was Lighted "Wednesday
afternoon AID the fame that issued troG
the pipe was over fifteen iset long. The
oil is the Mscksburg oil and the best quail
ity. Other wells will be put down at once
The engine and boiler have been moved
from the Gill gas we'll in the First ward to
The Jefferson veil on the south side OF
Wells run. This well, Which has been
cIogged up for three months, will be cleaned
out, when the gss ia expected to ioWsgain.
-Sseubeuville Herald.
The Washington Reporter had the fol-
loving, yesterday! -
Since gas Wss struck o. the j. b
Wilson we'll, no drilling has been done o.
night until yesterday when double turn
Was resumed.
The Hough, Of the Peoples Light i
Heat Company which has passed through
the Gordon ssnd, without getting anything
but gss, is being drilled deeper to gee /
there is lower pay rocF.
The Byers we'll is still in the stray ssnS
and will probably reach the Gordon ssnt
on Monday.
The Pew L Emerson, on the Mile
lease, is gSssing heavily from the Can't
sand.
The Shroptz nov has third set Of tool
in the hole. The casing will be pulled ant
the well rssned doEu, WIEN another etfor
will De made to clear the hole.
Thayer is still fishing at $50 !eei
. The No. 4 is down 100 feet
The Werlich No. is ten feet in the Go'
don sspd, and improving slightly.
The Union, on the Clark heirs lease,
drilling in the top of the Gantz sand.
Walets I is in the GAntz sand, shown
little gsS, but no oil, though the sand
good.
. Tas best information obtAinsble tror
! the Lone Pine mystery put the depth Q
] 2,ll6 feet last night, With the drill eiths
| in or very close to the Gantz sand.
, :; Tbs Morrow No 2. in Allegheny Go
) came in on Thursday, and showed up to
. O good yell The first tEenty-four hour
: was about 30U barrels. Ii Is the proper'
Of the RsccOon Oil Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
YOUTHFUL ELOPERs.
houuC Wrl Beeler, Aged is, Runs on
With Mss May Bosworth, aged l6.
N.su1' 70 ne Suaarg Register.

'ouug Wrl Beeler, Aged Is, Runs Oh
With Mss May Bosworth, aged l6.
N.sp1' 70 ne SusdIy Register.
PAEzsRsErsG. June 5.-A cyclone Of
Ssttlass has struck this place. Among
thereon marriages ": ich we're a surprise
to Parkers5uIg people, was the matrimo-
ma e'c'2.d, o. Will Bselsr, the Is year
OH son o. c ". Bseler, the weli-knoSn
saloon aid ho el k.eJer OF Market street
"'uam al disappeared for several days,
With 70 cl-E 10 his whereabouts, and
bis .aher a~d mother, with the
ehlre family. we're terribly worried
But NI.lSn hal eloped; not alone, butse-
sS,oupsnlei BY pretty Fttle damssl Of 10
As, Nay BgsRorth, whose family resides
IN Marietta, Ohio They are both home
AGAIN, st,eS several days absence
tne steamer Scotia took the kids down the
H7SE' and 1t is reported they tried in vain
70 get some one to hitch 'sm up. until they
s,Tuck the Gretns Green of Ohio, Aber
0een, where an accommodating preschel
look pity on their tears aud made them
one-a snail 6Pe-for life They then re
,G'nsd, the little girl TO her parents o.
aarleits, While Billy reported and lessee
Ip a. Mother Beeler's breakfast table WhsI
I3s roiI Eas called the other morning. Th'
o1l ioiEs have concluded to make the bes
y and vii keep the children at home
SSpaonsh several old friends Of the fsmil.
nave offered TO sdop, them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
SUPREME COURT or ApPEALs.
The Business Transacted Mt Yesterday
Session.

The Business Transacted Mt Yesterdays
Court met at 10 o'clock, ell the judges
present.
Wsdsuorth Y. Hall, from Harrison com.
tT, WI. Of error and supertedess allowed,
bond, $lC0.
Woodard Y, Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road Com pany, from Csbsll county, wit OF
error and supersedeas allowed, bond ST.
500.
Bruf. Maddox 4 Faulkner '. Hearae
ct 81, from Mercer county, petition for
appeal and supersedeas refused.
Barley v. CocksJpe. from Marshall
county. petition for appeal aud suPsrsedsss
rstnsed.
johnson '. Shoemaker. from Ransvhs
county, petition for appeal and sapersedeAa
refused.
LsidleJv. Rufner Bros, from Kansvhs
county, petition for appeal and snpsrssdsas
refused.
Shrsyer '. Kna,,a. iron Taylor county,
petition fox appeal refused. ses
nickisehied '. Russell, from the Cir
cult Court Of Ohio county. was submitted
Adjourned until Monday morning ct IL
O'Clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
THE ELKs MUSICAL FESTIVAL
A Grand Event to BE Given on Monday
Eve, June II,

A Grand Event to BE Given on Monday
Eve, Jane -.
The social sud musical event OF the sea-
son will be the first grand benefit concert
to be given by the Wheeling Lodge B. 7,
@. EIks, on Monday EVENING, June Il
WheslinR's beat talent will take part in the
concert. The fact that the following lSdies
and gentlemen will take part il SUFFICIENT
guarantee Of the excellence OF the pro-
grsmms: Siguor and Madame dAuriA,
Mrs. Charles W. Eotf, Mrs. Nellie Sweeney
PalnSr. Miss Gay Duncan, Mrs. George B.
Caldwell, Mr.. and Mr.. F. ]. Norton, Miss
Flora Williams, Prot. Hermann Schockey,
N.ssrG &. V. Arkle, Will B.
D.v aud Oscar Sesley. The 0psFs
House will be beautifully decorated With
oosera and plants In fact the aasir Will
be a Nay Musical Festival in June, and
that the house will be filed to the doors
Ross without saying. This is the Elks
6rst public concert and Wheeling people
should help them to make it great sue
cess,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
To the Cham b-r Of Com m cree.

DR.. Logan. President Chamber Com
merce. Wheeling, W. Va.
DEAR SR-At the last messing OF the
Ohio Trades and Labor Assembly the
published account OF tie action taken By
the Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce to
develop the manufacturing resources Of
our city, was discussed. The editorials in
the daily press inviting workingmen 10 Co
operate with the business men IN restoring
prosperity to this Valley, were also consid-
cred.
Tho Ohio Valley Trades and Labor A.
seubly, composed Of forty-iour labor
Unions, embraces the best and most intel
ligent workipgmsn Of this immediate vicin-
i,y. Whatever action IL taxes, 10 taken
with view TO the general welfare OF the
community, Of which i'A msmbers form the
bulk: and the spirit snima,ing i,s members
ia therefore no, likely TO be that Of the
pictpocket, cu,ihroat ard sneak thief. Il
10 prepared TO justify the methods used. 10
compel certain men TO recognise . just
standard Of wages.
The voluntary action Of the Trades
Assembly in aiding oof manufacturers 10
secure sn ample supply Of natural gas, and
,hus freeing consumers from dependence
upon one single CON pany. proves that the
organized uorkipgmtn 'Ake deep interest
10 the development Of our manufacturing
facilities.
Il is ready to sid 90 far 90 lies In its
power any plan thar .ill tend 10 benefit
the community. Il viii hlso at the proper
time suggest certain simpis methods By
.hich members Of the Chamber Of Com
msrce c.. 81 once sid in restoring pros
peGsy to our city. A committee viii b
appointed to represent the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly and confer
With hike committee from the Chamber
Of Commerce, if desired BY that body o. iss
oEcen.
Rshevicg that . full. free Discussion win
remove considerable nisupdsfstapding and
lprejGdice, ard hoping that the proposal ol
the Trades Assembly will be received IN
the same spri. in which ii 10 tsodessd. !
remain,
Yours respectfully,
Jozs EBxAss.
Secretary O. Y. Trades ASSEMBLY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
Alleged Horse Thief Captured
So,,-l.I "a Ia S,taEtg Register.

PARxERssuRG, June 5.--Jerry Parsons
who With q mau named 0-msby, is charged
with having stolen several fine horses IRON
nart;es iu Writ county in 1879, and who
made his escape at the time, Was captured
a few days since on West Fork by ex-SheF-
a Bumgardnsr aud G posse after long
cbsss and several shots. Parsons was
tsksn to iAil and imprisoned in default o.
bond to await trisi at the next term OF the
C;rcnit Court
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
Base Bali.

At Washington - Nationals 8, st.
Louis I.
At Philadelphia-Detroits 3. Philadel-
phiss none.
At Pitisburg-Pittsburg 3 10 Sth, Cit
cinnati in End.
At Bsltimore-Metropolitan I. Bsli.
more 7.
At Brooklya-BrooklJn Is, Athletic 10.
At New York-Nes York none, Chi.
cago 4.
At Boston-Ksnsas City 4, Boston 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

way to attend the Commencement Of the
Washington Pa, Seminary.
Mr.. Benjamin Fisher, Major 7. q. Nor.
ton and wife and Alex Lang OF this city,
F. C. Norton and Mr.. Willard OF lronton,
Ohio, and Mr.. Smith Of Pittsburg, LETT yes
terdsy morning for Colorado via the Pan
Handle route.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
Bad John Flagh~rty.
S.,e;al % "a. Sunday Register.

CLIRKssURG, W. Va, June 5-Ih's
evening John Flsgherty threw stone
throw the window Of the way train. No
one, fortunately, Was hurt he Wss srrsst s
sd and he'd to await an indictment MI
Hrennsnt went his bail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
H.nrx ward Bseoher Reported Dead.

NEW YoRK. June 5 --st 1890 p. m. q
rsrort reached the of se Of the son CT Hen
~ Essd Beecher that his father died sud,
6splv this unarnirg, The rumor created
quite a sensation, but HfsG Investigation
proved to be untrue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
RIppLEs YsOM rak RrvxK.

Hsus olssusd About the wharf asS
from Our Ea>aasgss-
The river 10 still falling. With fest .
inches on the Aasks
TIE Sneslsy arrived sboa. $50 las evss-
iss F.
The susu e Hines ssrk st the ros:h u
the Tear ssxe ivtE Sss was vslus1 ~
$500; no in. srancs. Ths erev 81 ssss
aahoea
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

The rspcrt pat in crculst;oa that ths
irm NJ Kless O. Krsft 4 Co. hsd made .
reduction Of Is to 50 psr cent. u tbs vssss
Of tbef enEieysss proved TO b. si'boat
foundation. ConDities frcm th- cAspe5.
teYs u,iop iasesigstsd The meter srd
found thas ~ ~ fsyias tlioa valsA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

9, Srr the Falcon Shirt; best unlaundried
Sll'' s nadr. Geo. n. Shook & Co., Sole
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
Special Sunday Excursions via the b. . O..
Railroad.

Commencing Sunday, June eib, and
continuing during the Sumner months. the
B l. o. will cell excursion tickets 10 Phis-
burg and return at the rate Of e1 so, snd
Washington and return $l00. Tssus
leave. city time. sos Q. N, 1:35 Q. NJ.
lbs p. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
CHARLES II MookE,

Gravel Hill Bellaire, Ohio.
have suffered from rheumatism Tor
sometime but never found any thing that
was Of any benefit till ! commenced to take
your Great Brahms Wonder ] can say
nov that do not feel any more pain, and
sm satisfied that your medicine has
cured me and il gives me pleasure TO add
my testimony TO the merits of your medi'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
W. G. CARMICHAEL,

Don Postofhce, UhIO.
These testimonials tell their own story
and carry with Ihem conviction TO any
candid mind. Those wishing TO test this
wonderful remedy can obtain it os sddi.
tional information BY calling on or address
ing J. w Hubbard Il Co, No. 81 Twelfth
street, Wheeling. w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
The Campbell Divorce Scandal.

LONDON, November 2-ln the action
for divorce brought by Lady Campbell
against Lord Colin Campbell, the plain
titl's counsel closed her side of the Case
to-day. Lady Miles was croSs-examined.
She said she was not aware that n cabman
bearing a letter from the Duke of Marl-
borough once entered Lady Campbells
bed room. 4 cabman might, witness
thought, have handed Lady Campbell n
letter indoors, instead Of through a servant
and might have received from her a reply
direct, because under the circumstances in
which she was placed, Lady Campbell
might have suspected her servants, cspec-
tally her husbands nurse and feared TO en-
trust them with any correspondence. At
this point certain letters written
by the witness TO the defend
ant were produced aud she was
asked if they were hers. She said they
were, and added that when she wrote
them she thought she was writing TO u
man of honor and not to such a person as
Lord Colin Campbell had turned out TO be
seDsatiOnl !, and that she still thought a
wOman's letters should bc considered
sacred. Applause. Lord Colin Camp.
bell had told witness he was eBdeavOring
to obtain the information he possibly could
against his wife in order 10 sue her for
divorce, and had subsequently told wit
ness that he had failed to obtain any Mr..
Russell, plaintiff s counsel, corrected his
opening statement, by adding to it that
Lady Campbell, when she married the de-
fendant, brought him fortune Of S30, 900.
Mr.. Russell then gave notice that the
plaintiff 8 case was closed.
1t Is estimated that the costs Of the briel
in the Colin Campbell divorce case, as they
stand, is 500 pounds, but as they are
liable TO future changes, the expenses will
probably be increased.
In the Campbell divorce clse, this after
toOn, Mr.. Robert Banntayne Finlay, q. c.,
opened the case for the defense. He said
it afforded inexpreSible relief 10 Lord
Colin Campbell 10 have an opportunity To
defend himself in open court from the
gross and cruel imputations which had
been put upon him aud from the charge
of adultery which had been trumped up.
The malady froml which the defendant
suffered was not of the nature charged.
Lady Campbell's mother had been told the
nature OF the defendants ailment before
the marriage, but she nevertheless urged
the union, saying her daughter was willing
to merely act as nurse to her husband.
and even wrote to the Duke Of Argyll TO
press upon him a fUlfillment Of the
engagement The marriage was authorized
by physician. During the Easter season
Of 1SS2, the Duke Of Marlborough, who
had been corresponding with her, was
often seen in Lady Campbell's company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
METHODS IN DEFEATING MORRISON
Will Probably Be Made the Subject Of In
vsStgstiOn.
WHAT IS SAID In PITTSBURGH.

CHICAGO, November 2S.-A State Rep
resentatiye from Mount Vernon is in this
city. He says there is still great indigna-
tiOn in the Eighteenth Congressional Nor.
risOn's) district, over the defeat of Mr..
Morrison in the late election, the friends
of the gentleman referred to being of the
opinion that John Jarrett, ex-President Of
the Amalgamated Association, used cor
rupt means to secure q victory tor Mr..
Baker. He says q movement is on foot to
prosecute Jarrett, though Mr.. Morrison has
not been consulted in the matter.
PTTTsBURG, November 27.-An effort
was made to see Mr.. Jarrett this morning
in regard to the telegram. That gen.
tleman, however, had not returned from
New York, where he has been for several
days. Mr.. Thomas A. Armstrong, who
was spoken to, said it was ridiculous one,
when people are picked up Mt their own
game they should not cry" he said. ''The
idea of John Jarrett carrying money down
into MOrrisOn's district is perfectly ridic-
ulOus. Morrison should be more of o man
than to cry about such a matter. It's a
pity, however, to break the old mans
heart. Ii Jarrett had been notified in ad,
vance that he would take it so much "a
heart, he might not have gone down there.
81 suppose the usual methods of carry.
ing on elections was followed in MOrri.
sons district 1t is likely that Jarrett
had enough money with him to pay his
expenses. rs would he the case with any
man who went away from home. But as
to his carrying bushels of money, such q
story is ridiculous. In fact, he directed
MOrriSOn'S actions to the attention Of the
laboring men in the district, and they re-
pudiated him. do not think that there
will be any suit instituted against Mr.
Jarrett 1t is simply the squealing OF 4
defeated party Mr. Morrison has been
in the habit of feeling so secure Of election
that he was not prepared for defeat
When he awOke to the realization of hi:
his defeat he WAS surprised to learn that 8
man had the presumption to go into his
district and work against his reelection.
Such result was unbearable to him. He
got a severe thrashing, much to my salts
faction"