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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
FOR rREAsuRFR.

We are authorized to announce ROBT. M. BLACKBURN candidate for county treasu- Ter, subject to the democratic party. CNWe are authorized to announce JOE PETTY a candidate for treasurer, subject to the ac- ton of tho democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce JOHN R. VOTING a candidate for sheriff at the ensuing election, subject to the democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce J.W. QUINN . candidate for re- election sherf, subject Io inc action of the democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

We arc authorized to announce Frauk Wood- worth better known as Frank Barlow), a can didate for constable for Illinois township, sub feet to the action of the democratic party
 We are authorized to announce JN0.PUCK. FIT candidate for constable for Illinois Tp, subject to the action of the democratic party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
Bucklen,s Arnica saIye,

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
nnr pnosEcfrINa ATTORNEY

,,. arc authorized to announce II. s. CARA ,,p n ranlidate for prosecuting attorney for ahe lfth Judicial circnis subject to the action oIY s ,l-r drinncratic party
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
Gha DfmoQrat'
A Announcenents.
...,, nnxnprss --sEcnND nIsrRIcc.

ws are authorized to announce Hon. c. Il. p,,EfK KINRI DGE as q candidate for the 61fh bb.,,,.ess from the 2l Arkansas district, sub sen, No to inc action of the democratic congress- 2anal con venticn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
FOR SURVEYOR.
FOR coNsrABLE-ILLINoIs TIP.

We are authorized to announce W. R. HALE a candidate for re election for surveyor, sub feet to the action of the democratic party
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
DR. GUNN.s LIVER PILLS.

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

0 the shaking of the agueI 0 the toytures Of Neuralgia 0 the misery of dyspepsia 0 tie Wretchedness of headache! 0 tho giipes Of bilious collie All of these will surely vanish Like tho SHOW before the Southwind, If you'll only take SMITHS BILE BEANS. You can buy them at your drug store For quarter of dollar; And if you will only try them You win never be without them.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
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Danger! A neglected cold or couGil ma lead to Pneumonia. Consumption or other lafA disease. 8trouR's Vectoxal Pills will s;i z Y cold as by magic. Best lhiue for dyspepsi,s.ls digestion. sick headache as thousands testify. NV ANTKD. .-- A c0Iored teacher imtne' |1Iiafely, with certificate, in District No J in Pope county. two miles west o' Russellvllle. Apply to
 jxcoB BERc. Sec,
 Of Board Directors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20
THE LOCAL OIL BOOM.
ExoITEMENT AMoNa OPERAToRs
and Prospective Operators In wheeling
over the situation in tho Washington
ZELDA Valuable Option held here.
The Wheeling Company Active,

NThere was no little interest manifested
in the city yesterday Over the recent de-
velopments in the Washington oil field,
This vas mainly on account Of the good
fortune Of q party of gentlemen here, sew
eral OF whom are already interested in
wells going down in Washington county,
in securing an option IN spromisiug piece
Of land in the vicinity Of the recent big
oil strikes. This piece Of land is known
as the Martin farm, Its considered the
most desirable tract not leased. The
option held here expires to-day, A com
pany Is being formed with a capital Of
$4,000 to take up the lease before the
limit expires. A meeting Of some Of the
gentlemen interested was held last night,
and SO, 600 OF the sum needed was sub
scribed in q abort time,
MessIs, Joseph Speidel, Henry stamm
and S, Horkheimer went out to Washing
ton yesterday TO take alook over the field
There is scarcely q day that a number o.
Wheeling men are not interested VisiLorE
10 the field,
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nelInIra.


DR.. Mcclellan Is home from Gallipolis
his vile being better.
Mrs. Charles Bea1le, who has been very
low with fever, was better yesterday.
Keyser & Crozier have dissolved part
nership, Cfo4ler remaining. Miss todie
Bair will have a place in the store.
Rev. W. W. Walker and John A. Gala
her, Esq, are at Columbus attending the
meeting Of the Episcopaldiocese OF South
ern Ohio.
Miss Jennie Smith, the railroad eyange.
list, will be In Bellaire next week, proba.
bly, Tuesday and Wednesday, and will
probably talk In the First NJ. Z. church
one evening.
Mr.. Oscar Worley, who was brought
here the other day from the West, very
low with consumption, died Tuesday
night AMI the body will be taken to Rock
Greek, near Ashtabula, for burial.
There is complaint Of the dumping Of
filth Of voriouR kinds al night on the com.
mons back Of the Second ward. II will
be little use to purify the cutters and
alleys with this practice continuing.
peddIsrs are to be taxed 81 per day, and
those who set up their stands for an exhi.
bition at night are to pay.double. Numer.
Gus other inyasions Of the city to procure
the duCates Of the citizen are to DO legis.
lated against by the Council.
Rev. James NJ. Thoburn, wife and sister
will arrive here on Friday. They have
been en- route from India, where they
have been doing missionary work, for
some time, aud will spend the simmer
among relatives and friends Of this section
Of the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20
THE SONS DISGRACE
LEADS fo EnE EAEnEn,s SUICIDE.
A VERY sad case of SELF Murder at ROsbJ'1
Rock, out the b, 3 o. Railroads.&c. Old
and Well KpOVn Citizen Rutshsrs
himself because his sou Is arrested.

Passengers coming in on the Baltimore
& Ohio road last evening reported that
the people Of Rosby's Rock were very
much excited yesterday oysr the suicide
Of John Neill, an old and well known
citizen Of Marshall county, living at that
place. He committed the deed about 7
o'clock in the morning in a piece Of woods
about two miles from his house, He cut
a fearful cash in his throat, severipg the
iugular vein. He was about 20 years old
and the head Of a family Of grown up
children. He was o farmer who had met
with considerable success and was &C.
counted to be well of. It is said that
Nell has been deranged for some time
past, the cause for the trouble being the
TACT that his iayorits son was q short time
since arrested for stealing, No further
particulars could be gathered concerning
the case,
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b cIRcuIT couRrs.
several Interesting Cases YostdfdAy-Ths
MaFibon WIZ.

The Mehbsn will case Is still on trial in
Part II Of the Circuit Court, Judge Boyd
presiding. The evidence iH still in pro-
gress. Yesterday the contestants offered
in evidence a writing Of the deCedsnt, A,
A. Meriben, dated February s, 1885, in
which he declared his intention, "if any,
thing should happen to him. Of making
his sister and his nephew his heirs, The
will which Is contested bears date IN
December, 1885, ten months later,
John |. shefin, committed TO jail some
time ago by Squire VIII. Davis, for mis-
demeanor, was yesterday released on 8
writ Of habsas corpus in the Circuit Court,
In Part |, Judge Jacob on the bench,
the case Of John Il. Olator vs, Charles
Otto, an appeal from q justice, was tried
10 a jury Of elk, The suit was 70 recover
possession Of the house at l523-25 Market
street, owned by OIator and occupied by
Otto as q restaurant and lodging house,
and TO collect the rent due to date, The
house was held under a written lease, but
Otto had verbally agreed to give it up,
The jury found for Clator, and assessed
the rent due at $3.50.
The Ease Of the city OF Wheeling Va,
Laura Rose, an appeal from the police
court, which fined her $40 and costs fol
keeping q house Of Ill fame, was also tried
to q Jury, which after q few minutes de
liberation returned . verdict OF not guilty
The evidence was to the effect that Mills
MCGumphrey kept the house, Laura Rost
being merely q boArder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20

The Vandergrift No. l we'll Is under
stood to be doing but so to 90 barrels pei
hour and No. 2, 20 barrels.
The Hallam 4 Go. commenced drillinI
into the sand yesterday morning and Il
reported as doing tenor twelve barrels pei
hour.
The Peoples Light and Heat Compa
ny's gasser, on the Taylor, was Lighted
Tuesday evening, but the flame being &c
much larger than was anticipated, II wal
extinguished for fear Of setting fire to the
surrounding property.
WIN. X. Wilson, an agent for q Penn.
s~ylvania Company, has succeeded in leas.
ing and purchasing a large quantity o.
land In Gllmer county and along the up
per Little Kanawha for oil and mining
purposes. The company expresses great
satisfaction over the prospect Of oil and
gas and the discovery Of large veins o.
fine coal and iron. They will immedi.
ately put down test wells at different
points, and open 10 q number oil mines o.
iron and coal.
j. II. Burt, has been appointed pipe
receiver for the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company at Martins Ferry.
Natural gas pipe has been laid at steu.
benville on Water street as far north "a
Market, and the trench has reached Wash.
ington street. W. P. Logan, General
Manager Of the company makes the pro
position 10 20 10 Trenton, N. j., with any
citizen or citizens to bring 10 the attention
Of the pottery managers the advantages
which Steubenville offers az q location FOL
works Of this kind. II Is the general i'm,
preston that the Trenton potterB con.
template removing their works, to some
point accessible to natural gas and they
would OF course be an immense accession
to any city. II 1t is worth while for Steu,
benyille TO look into the matter, why mol
for Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. W. Il. Mallory, OF woodsAeld, o.
was atthe Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. w. WOODBURY. and daughter, o.
Cameron, were in the city yesterday.
w. J. Robinson, superintendent Of the
Ohio River railroad, was up yesterday.
Mr.. Charles NJ, Hogg, Of Csdiz, was
registered at the Stamm House yesterday,
Mr.. James Armstrong, Of the South
Side, left for his former home in ALE.
gheny county, Pa, yesterday.
Mr.. Will McNabb, formerly Of Bruea
& Golfers, Of this city, left Tuesday for st,
Paul, Mimi, on q prospecting tour.
The Cincinnati Tmti.Stdr in It's account
Of a very swell dancing party given Mon.
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston
Skinner, at their home on Broadway, In
honor OF a guest Of their daughters con.
tains the following: There were several
charming girls present, now the guests oil
Cincinnati friends. Miss May TAR, OF
West Virginia, a sister Of Senator Kenna's
wife, was among them. She Is very pretty,
and with her hair powdered white, was
one Of the most striking figures in the ball
Hna0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20

The Leader Of the NAllers' New MoTSment
speaks With Reserve.
W. Newton Lynch, Of Wheeling, came
to this city yesterday, says Wednesday,
Pittsburgh Times, on business connected
with the movement Of the nailers for re.
admission to che Amalgamated AssoCla.
ton. He refused to make known the ex.
act nature Of his mission, but said to a
nsiIers are practically unanimous IN favor
Of amalgamation. As 10 the exact state
OF feeling among the nailets Of the West,
/ am not prepared 10 speak, as / think
publicity at the present time 10 likely To
injure the movement"
After remoining In the city q day or two
Mr.. Lynch will 80 to Youngstown on a
similar mission.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20

Mr.. Newton Beers had a nice Audlence
in both size and makeup, at the matinee
yesterday and another last night, at the
Peoples Theatre, presenting "0nly {
Wonan'B Heart" each time, and delight
ing both audiences, as no has every ont
since Monday evening.
fhe evening the BILL will be changed
Mfss Gowang6 Mohawk will appeArin thl
altar mart In "Only q Farmers Daughter
This role gives her a fine opportunity Il
DISPLAY her ability as an aCtfess. Mis-
Mohawk Ia a full blooded Indian o
vtibceiy linesEe, but left the reservation
when 10 year, old and is graduate o
The gainesville, Ohio, Female College
and the possessot Of undoubtsd talent In /
hiph degree,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20
MoRK OYKR ME RIYER.
Tho Discharge of the wheeling NIon-sOH
Hints as 10 the Futurs.

Tho Discharge OF the wheeling Mon-SOm'
Hints as 10 the Futurs.
An INTELLIoENcER reporter yesterday
met Daniel Mailman aud NJ. L. Waltmau
brothers, OF Wheeling, who have been al
work on ths Wheeling Natural Gas Com
pany's pipe line in Martins Ferry, They
said that they and the other Wheeling
men who had been employed on thai
work had been discharged after the
demonstration made against them by the
Martins Ferry men, "We Wheeling
men" they said, "had been on the line
from the beginning, and there was nc
trouble. On Monday Ed. Mclaughlin
and Henry Doyle, two Martins Ferry
'blacksheeps,' started the movement
against the Wheeling men and the Bridge
port men too. They appealed to the
Mayor and the Council, and said nc
Wheeling men should work there. W.
don't blame the contractors for disChRrg'
ing US; they are gentlemen, and theil
superintendent ia a nice man, OF course
they didn't want to have any trouble,
They have promised US work again as soou
as they commence on this side OF the
river; they expect to commence at Slack
town next Monday"
1t was learned from another source thai
when the Martins Ferry men finish the
work In their town their engagement by
the contractors will end. They are not L
be employed outside Of their own town
on either side OF the river. Their action
ia strongly denounced by workingmen In
Wheeling, who point to the numbers o.
Martins Ferry men who come over here
every day to work in the mills and othel
industrial establishments, and have beer
doing 1t for years, and no one has evel
thought OF interfering with them. II
that's their little game,' said q Wheeling
lsborer, ~ think We shall be able TO beaI
them at it without going far out Of oul
way 10 do it.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20
THE MoUNDsvILLE oAMpGROUNI
The Preparations for 40 EpjoyAhle sSRson
already Bugun.

E~
already begun.
Mr., Frank Falloure, a we'll known resi-
dent Of the Island, is to have charge OF the
hotel on the grounds this season. He
wifi open it on the lst prox,, and keep Il
open until the close OF the season. This
is the new hotel erected about two year,
ago by the Association. 1t is very con,
veniently arranged, and 1t ia the aim Of
the Association TO have 1t conducted in
the most approved manner. This Mr.,
Falloure, who is an experienced lestau.
rauteur, will be able to do, He went
down yesterday to arrange for decorating
the hotel and adjacent grounds.
MIR. James BOdley and his family will
arrive from New Orleans to-day for the
purpose OF spending the summer on the
Camp Ground, as usual, They will take
possession Of their cottage there in q few
days. Mr.. Bodley is Superintendent OF
the grounds and all who know him, know
that he is the right man for that position,
He is e~nterprising and energetic and will
soon have the place in a irst'Clas con-
dition.
The announcement that 1t has been def.
nitely settled that Sam Jones and Sam
Small arc to be on the grounds August IS
to 90 inclusive has been gladly received by
all the friends and patrons Of the AssoCia-
ton. Mr.. Small will remain after Mr.,
Jones leaves, and will continue to preach
till the end Of the meetiEg.
Mr.. LANG, OF Greer & Laing, Is building
q fine ssven.roomed house on his lot on
the camp ground, and the house and
premises will have all the modern conve-
%nienCes.
Mr.. Peter Cassell went down to the
ground yesterday to get his cottage in or.
der tor occupancy at an early day.
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Stolen.

The appropriation Of the pro-
perty of another either by force
or cunning is a crime subject to
severe penalties. Imprisonment
follows conviction of theft Of
goods. Counterfeits are punished
by long terms Of confinement.
But the protection granted to
those who have devoted time
and talent, skill and knowledge
to the development Of some val
liable invention or discovery is
entirely inadequate. Trademarks
are supposed to protect, but in
many States their Infringement
can only be prosecuted for DANA
ges. How inadequate and I'm.
just this is, is seen from the num-
Der of irresponsible parties en-
gagged in trading upon the repu-
tation Of Browns Iron Bitters.
This is a blood purifying med
icine delicately compounded with
Iron. Is the only preparation
Of the kind made. It has been
successfully introduced. 1t has
proved an invaluable remedy in
all diseases arising from impuri-
ties Of the Blood and disorders
Of the Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys. The sick and afflicted
know its value. The sale has
become wonderful in amount.
Small minds, mean men without
ability to originate or means to
promote a public benefit, have
initiated the bottles and wrap
pcrs as well as the name Of
Browns Iron Bitters. The med
icine they cannot initiate. But
in face ofthcse facts and the gross
injustice they are doing to the
proprictors Of Browns Iron Bit
ters, they push their goods upon
the public notice as substitutes,
trihing with suffering and dis
ease, injuring health and perhaps
destroying life. What is the
penalty for the acts ofthese men7
They may be prosecuted. Yes
Most Of them have no means to
satisfy any damages assessed, and
1t is almost impossible to protect
the community from them, The
only adequate remedy which the
law can furnish for the protection
from such thefts Of reputation
and good name is Imprisonment.
Beware Of these pirates and their
wares. Avoid all men who have
something to offer you which
they say Is "just as good" when
you want Browns Iron Bitters.
Investigate and you will find
their advice is prejudiced, they
can make more profit on the sub
stitutc. Avoid such advice. Re.
jcct 1t. If you suffer from Head
ache or Constipation, Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, Biliousncss or any
other diseases arising from weak,
yitiated, impure blood, buy a bot
tie Of genuine Browns Iron Bit
ters and you will be cured. To
be sure you arc right, see that
the Trademark and crossed rcd
lines are on the wrapper. Sold
everywhere. The price Is ono
a bottle, Made only by
the Brown Chemical Co, BaltL
more, Md.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and AbOnt The
City.
TIM B, q Q, pay car was here yesterday

CITY
THE B. q o. pay car was here yesterday
one marriage license was Issued yeHtsr-
day.
TUX Stamm House alley pavement Is
done.
PEoPLR's THEATRE this evenipg-"Only
o Farmers Daughter"
TuR Citizens Railway Company Il re-
painting and repairing rs cars,
In ante nj the alleged hard times. paint-
.ers are doing more work in this city than
ever before.
S-rp,wpv,v,v ara dowr N a;,btsan
oonta q bnx Thsv come nom tbs Viz.
Sinis sboTs
W.pv surnv woatbs, has comas oain
and the sunset S;gns IsSt piSht torstoId its
ao]Ut;nusncs
Mh APaAs anu MSly Duth were ",
IesIeu ~ ptluHeP0El 'of AeePinss HouNe
"
ihERE WAS Only 9ne Gsse os''Ls w
once oouts ysa.eiHay- us"sss N0JU''
cnlonlC way Fulf'y Jays
A LARGE party OF ladies' and gentlemen
has been made UP, to 90 out to the Wash
lnRton oil helu anu spehaA Gay next week
THE butchers OF Wheeling will 80 on an
excursion to st, Louis next Monday, wa
the Pan Handle. The fare for the round
trip is Sl9 90.
W. F. WHITMAN was yesterday appoint
ed administrator Of the estate Of Joseph D
Whitman, deceased and gave bond In the
sum OF Sl,OOO, with w. NJ. Dunlap "a
surety,
THR closing Of the stores offords the
clerks a good opportunity to attend the
night school at the Wheeling Bushes;
College, Some are wisely doing SO and
many more should follow the example.
BUFFALO BILL's "Wild West was al
Terre Haute on Monday and Tuesday
and the papers there pronounce 1t greater
than it was represented" The company
VIII arrive mere from GAINESVILLE next Sun
day.
THR Martins Ferry School Board very
wisely secured Lafayette Rink for the
High School commencement on the 2sLh.
Heretofore no place could be secured
laEge enough to hold the crowd wishing
to attend
MASTER MECHANIC DoTY, OF the Ohio
River road, has had a force OF men busy
at Parkersburg repainting and repairing
passenger cars OF the road, and next week
the trains Will present q fresh and bright
appearance.
T, NJ. GARyIN, ESQ, will deliver a lee.
ture to the students Of the Business Col.
lege this morning, on the subjects, the
Ability Of Infants, Married Women and
Persons Of Insufficient Mind to Contract
and Negotiable Papers.
THR Union Cornet Band gave a fue
open air concert in Walnut Grove Tues.
day evening, Mr.. ], X. MCCue, who has
the grove leased and fixed up with seat.
and other conveniencies, kindly donated
the grove Tor the purpose.
HRriver fell one foot during the TWEEN.
ty.four hours ending last evening, The
marks showed a depth In the channel al
that time Of eight feet. The river Is fall.
ing at all points above. Business was, dull
on the levee during the day.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will be held at the
chamber at 1880. A communication Of
great interest will be laid before the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-20

At Martins Ferry work Is progressing
well on the natural gas lines, The third
line will be put across the river at once,
The diving bell and other machinery has
arrived and the other lines will DO com
pleted as rapidly as possible. The main
line down First streets near the Benwood
iurnSCe, and alag will soon BIZ encounter.
ed. II may DO necessary 10 use q little
dynamite to loosen 1t. This hindranCG
passed, II will not take long to finish II
through town. A large section was tested
yesterday and found to be all right. A
number Of men from Martins Ferry were
put on the work Yesterday, and those
from other places wero given their time.
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The Hslats OhAmpionS" {

NoNonCdAtld CIV Republican,
A letter dated Wheeling, May Is, bst
the following address 10 the Monongahell
City Base Ball Club ~ am INSTRUCTED
by tho manager Of the Wheeling Base
Bali Club 10 make you the following
proposition, viSi We will bring our club
TO your city on June 23td and 24th, play d
game on the afternoon Of each day, for q
guarantee Of slxty.lve dollars 1906 00l
with privilege Of hall gate receipts. This
ID a very liberal offer. We hold State
championship by contest, An early 70.
ply requested. W. y. BEswtcK,
Secretary,