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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-03

The Belmont glass house will use natura
gas next week.
Rev. r. NJ. Brown and family are OK,
pected back from Colorado in few days
The Belmont County Medical Society
will meet at the City Hall next Tuesday
Rev. Louis Paine, Presiding Elder, will
preach at the NJ. L. Church Sunday even.
ing.
The two Presbyterian Sunday schools
picnicked yesterday at Cummins's Or
chard.
The Knights Of Labor festival at the
rink this evening and tomorrow will be q
big affair.
The school houses where repairs have
been made will be ready for school to
open Monday.
The G.. L. & W. railway men are at
work making the filling necessary just
above the crossing Of the street railway.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety OF the NJ. L. church will meet at the
home Of Mrs. GresSiDger this afternoon al
$3.50.
s. II. Lee has q letter written by him
when ut Camp Parole, near Annapolis
Nd, in 1864. One half OF tho letter Il
taken up with Autograph Of the camp
Mrs. Gray, widow Of Gideon Gray, and
Mr., Andrew Fulton, Of this county, were
married yesterday morning at Mrs. Gray'l
home on Belmont street. They left on q
bridal trip.
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Once more the grounds OF the West Vlr-
ginia State Fair and Exposition AssoCia-
ton, at the lower end Of the Island, are
alive with the hustle Of preparation for
next weeks annual fair. Laborers are
busy cleaning up the grounds and getting
the various buildings and stock pens and
stables in an attractive and Clearly con-
dtion. Exhibitors are coming and going,
fixing up their spaces and consulting the
officers Of the Association who have open
ed their office on the grounds and will
remain there now until the Fair
ia over. The race course Is being care
fully worked and put in excellent
condition. It's q generally conceded fact
that the Associations track Ia one'of the
speedieat in the country, and this season
will seq 1t crowded with fancy flyers, To-
day and tomorrow the exhibitors will be
pouring in lively with their displays--ani-
mails, fruit, etc. For the next ton days
the Fair Grounds will be the scene Of
busy activity. Enormous crowds are ex-
pected to be in attendance next week.
The Fair Ia going to be the very best yet
held, in case the weather does not put
damper on it.
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The popular comedian, MIR. ]. B. Polk,
and his "Mixed Pickles" Comedy Com
pany, will be the attraction at the Opera
House all next week, during the progress
Of the State Fair, and the excellent and
varied bill announced Ia suro to attract
packed houses at every performance. The
advance sale Of seats opens this morning
at 0 o'clock, and city people who desire to
avoid the crush cons6 quent upon the In
Gux OF visitors, will do well to reserve
their seats well in advance, The roper
tore, as already announced, could not be
exCelled, and will be as follows: Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings, "Mixed
Pickles"; Tuesday evening and Saturday
matinee, double bill, "Eyerybody's Friend"
ard "Lend Me Five Shillings"; Thursday
and Saturday evenings, the powerful com.
edy drama, "a Gentleman from Nevada"
Mr.. Polk carries company this season
equal to that Of Jefferson in his palmiest
days, and series Of magnificent performs
anCes is assured.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud About
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
A CROWD from Bellaire will hold q prt.
vate picnic at the park to-day.
One deed OF trust was admitted to
record by Recorder Hook yesterday,
PEACHES are plenty at so cents for an
honest half bushel basket OF extra large
ones,
Tue cold weather Is bringing home the
sojourners at tue seaside and In the
mountains.
Miss CARRIE ENGLISH will reopen her
Island school in the chapel on South
Broadway, next Monday,
Tue Jefferson Steel plant at Steuben-
vile will give employment 70 about one
hundred men when completed.
TUE river commenced 10 rise yesterday
and last evening the marks indicated .
depth OF 2S inches in the channel.
MARY TuRPlN was yesterday appointed
by Clerk Hook Administrative oil the
estate Of John Turpin, deceased, giving
bond in the sum Of $4,000, with William
North as surety,
TuRtemperanCe school at the Ohapllne
street Nj. u. church, Mrs. j, q, Hull
Superintendent, will be reopened thIE
evening at $3.50 o'clock, for the coming
fall and winter season.
The Hempdeld track OF the Baltimore
& Ohio OH Sixteenth street Is sadly i
need Of replanking The Board Of Public
Works should see 10 1t that all the oII
planks are takOn up and new ones pu
down,
QUITE a number Of nail feeders iron
this city are working in the Benwood AM
LaBeIle factories, aud others could secur
situations II they desired All the place
IN the LaBelle factory are not taken, "
are informed, -Bellairs Independent.
TuE directors OF tho cannon Ball limo,
the MI, Vernon, CoshoCton 4 Wheelin
Railroad, have decided to change the lin
west Of Cardington, Ohio, going by wa
OF Upper Saudusky to Findlay instead
from Cardingtou to Marion, as at hri
projected.
TIE Board of County Commissioner
met Wednesday, and resolving itself int
the several committees, proceeded to aud
the regular monthly bills preparatory
next Mondays regular meeting. The cor
tracts made by the committee appointe
10 provide for the furnishing OF the ne,
!, Court House will not be made publ
until Monday. II Is understood that
msjority OF the Board Is in favor OF tttln
up the new building, both the Offices an
court rooms, in handsome manner
that they will he a credit TO the city an
county, and something like court house
: alanYhere.
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MnshIngton on Notes.

Lat EreninOs lpaIhinO!On RerisW.
The field to-day presents serene front
The Is absolutely no change in the east
end. Willetts No. 0 is looking after the
second pay streak. Davis No is drilling
but is getting no more oil. Cameron No.
6 Is acting very like the great Cameron
No. |. The hole is full Of oil and insig-
niicant flows are made occasionally. Nc
Keown No. s Is looking up. The McGahey
is unchanged. The latest will-o'.t he.wisE
Is the Manufacturers Mcknight vel
near Canonsburg. For tho last two days
quiet pointers have been given out that
the Mcknight "was we'll" An old time
scout went out that way last night. In.
stead OF seeing "a well" he saw a healthy
gasser. Hess No. s got the tiity.foot Sand
this morning. On the first bit 1t filled up
and made nice flow. Hess No. l is still
drilling. There has been considerable
discussion to-day as TO whether the field
will be able to sustain its present produC'
ton during the coming month. There
are not enough wells due, apparently, to
hold 1t up 10 the notch In which II 10 nov
playing. That, at least, is the way some
have OF looking at II.
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Low starkey,l Esq, Of Flushing, was in
town yesterday.
Wood Darrah Is back from lengthy
visit to his parents in 81. Clairsvllle.
Quite q number OF BridgeporterS will
take in the 1T. Clairsville fair To-day.
John W. Gl1en left for Chicago yeSter.
day to accept position In boot and shoe
house.
A large gypsy camp passed through
town yesterday evening and encamped out
at Wheeling creek.
George Heinlcln left for Columbus yes.
terday to accept the Professionally Of plano
music In tho Blind Asylum.
A Bridgeport nine played the Mcclure
House nine Wednesday, winning by a
score Of 20 10 8, They play the La Belle
glass house boys tomorrow.
The case Of Mrs. Alice sLeger against
Robert GAlbraith before Squire Howell
set for q hearing yesterday, was dismissed
the plaintiff not being present.
Sealed proposals will be received by
City CLERK George d. Hathaway until next
TueSday noon for care and lighting Of
street lamps Tor ono year.
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An Important Question CONCERNING the
Collection of Taxes.
In the United States Court yesterday
the time was largely taken up with the
argument in the case OF William and Chris
tian Wolf against Ex.sheritY Q. P. Brown
This Is suit brought by the plaintiffs to
restrain tho defendant from collecting
taxes on the West Wheeling ferry, owned
by the Messrs. Wolf. The question in
volyed Ia the States jurisdiction over the
river for purposes Of taxation. In the
case Of Lloyd vs.. Devore ct al, anaction In
electment, q non suit was entered.
lloyd vs.. West ct al, set for trial on the
third day OF the next term.
Court adjourned till 0 A. NJ. today.
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A Petition for Pardon.

"A petition is being circulated and gen
orally signed by leading men, asking
President Cleveland to pardon James Nc
Cord, recently convicted on two indict'
ments, OF violations OF the Internal Reye;
nue. laws, in that he used cancelled
stamps on boxes filed with the cigars he
made, and there were other irregularities
on his part. On one indictment he was
fined $l0O and sentenced to ninety days
in the Moundsville penitentiary, and on
the other he was fined 500 and sentenced
TO twelve months in tho penitentiary.
The petition sets forth that he Is the only
support OF q widowed mother, that he IL
simple minded, and that he was made the
tool Of unprinCipled and designing men,
Mr.. ]. B. Crawford, member oil Council
from the Second ward, is circulating the
petition,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Capt, Carlin has gone to Portsmouth
Ohio,
Mrs. E. j. Sweeney has returned from
California.
Mr., Lloyd james, Of Chicago, is whiting
his parents here.
4. NJ. Garvin, the lawyer, was at Bel
laire yesterday on business.
Miss Annie Bingell, Of the North End
left yesterday for a months visit to Woods
field, Ohio, friends.
Miss Bepaie Mccullough and Miss Ella
Kennedy, Of Fifteenth street, are visiting
friends in Wellsburg.
Mrs. Gibson Lamb and children return
ed last evening from their summers 30
journ in the mountains.
Mr.. Joseph B. Doyle, editor Of the steu;
benville Herald, came down yesterday and
Joined the members Of the West Virginia
State Press Association on their excursion
10 Luray.
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The l.Ioncor socIot,,. Picnic.

The Pioneer Society had a glorious time
at Wheeling Park yesterday. The coca
sion was the annual picnic Of the Society
and the attendance was quite large
Nearly all OF WheelinG's older German
residents are members Of this Society
and with their families they turned out In
force. The Opera House band and or
chestra was engaged for the occasion and
furnished music for dancing and PRONE,
nRding. The bowling alleys were, well
patronized and the younger ones found
enjoyment on the swings and In the
dancing pavilion. The festivities were
kept up until nearly so'clock last evening
A number Of impromptu addresses were
made during tho day by the older ones o.
the Society, including President sttteli
Secretary Behler and others. Tho occa'
sion was one that will be long remember
ed by those who were there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-03

TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
The following Lots on Wheeling !,.Dd h.l,,,
Ing 70 the estate oil the late Vim. Mccoy VII,
Lots No, CO, OF and u on Broadway, 49,
Lots No. SO and 50 on York street
Lots No. ", l00 and l0l on Virginia sheet
Lots No. l0l, los, ITO and Ill on Huron ,lTA
Lots No. l2S, i29 and lS9 on Wabash LtreeI
Lot No. IA on Water street.
au29 W. v. H0GE X RRO lRON Na,lvs
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TOR SALE.
FOR sALEI

FOR SALE!
co Shares Hcllalrc Nail NIL.
83 shares junction Nall MIL,
70 Shares wheeling h belmont Bridge Co.
10 Shares Peabody Insurance Co.
GO shares Wheeling Hinge Co,
10 Shares American Insurance Co,
!. IRWIN, Stock B,otc,
aul4 No. q Twelfth Euett
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OYSTERS oYsTERs,,
The ol4 ReIIablo, W, 0. alsCla.kgy.

The Ola ltelAhlpi W. u. MSCluhkey,
The regular season. for fresh Oysters
having arrived, agaip take pleasure
in presenting to my patrons and the oys.
ter trade the brand OF oysters that has
held this market for the past fifteen years
against all other brands now In the market,
and that won the place againat all corners
by TRUE MERIT ALONE, Tue GREAT ELLIS
STAR BRAND, Ipromise my patrons to be-
extremely jealous and careful Of the high
reputation they now enjoy in this market,
and in the coming season | promise to
strictly maintain the same high, even
standard Of excellence that they have had
during the fifteen years that have had
the exclusive control Of them in this
market. In addition to strictly observing
the same rigid rules that / laid down at
the beginning Of my oyster business,
nlmely Square Dealing, Honesi, Solid
MsGsure-Rnd to always sell at as low q
price as good oysters can be sold at, com.
peting with any reliable house in this or
any other market. Twill be receiving the
"Star Brand" daily from now on, and all
orders will have my personal attention,
w, o. MoCLusEEY,
Wholesale Agent,
Twelfth street, under Mcclure Heuse.
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l.g.aOOda ooussIl Dr aOodl ths oAsapest
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Zeal Estate.
FOR. SALE.

A General Merchandise Store at Farlon. Ben,,,
county, Ohio; good trade and location No /; n,
opening for good business man. Blldlpr an
SITS Of large SIorerOOm on first floor, slOfIon "a
second floor and SIX ToOmed dwelling, VALUED I,
81, 600. Sock In sore ia valued ut 500 sgi
Will be reduced or lhv0iced 10 suit purchaser; M
two small dwelling houses and blacksmith Nh
adjoining. wlllACll asa whole or divide 10 MI,
purchaser.
Dwelling House No. 900 Chanlluc street rropBI
% feet 'front.' runnlUg to alley 100 feet, slX
six small rooms Price, SL650
No. 81 Nineteenth street, large llrlCk DNel.lgL
12 rooms; Is valued at 81 OOO.
No. 40 Sixteenth street, rooms finished Alta
two halls: Is valued Ut Sg,lQO
400 Acre Farm, 100 acres cleared, at SiS prltn,
less than two miles from Board Tee Station on M
u & o Railroad.
No 900 Market street, half lot. rents for IIOQ X,
Annum; CAll 90 bought for $500
No; 2SOl Main street, new business HOUSE Igl
Dwelling; can DO bought for $500.
No. o. Twenty.SecOnd ItrGGt, ground q ID
square; can be bought for $780,
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The TAayer Oil Company has just com
pleted a 25,O0O iron tank on the CLARK
farm, for the purpose Of storing oil. A
loading track has been erected along the
CHARTERS railroad, at Clark's crossing
The production OF their wells for the q
hours ended at 8 +. NJ. Wednesday, was at
follows: Thayer No. /, 35; No. 9, l05; No
8, 1882 and No. 4, 30 barrels from the fifty.
foot sand. This well Is expected to reach
the Gordon sand on Saturday or Monday
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IN THE U. S. COURT.

New WINTER WRAPS can now be seer
in Geo. r. Taylor's Cloak Department.
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Shortly after 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon the big Gre bell in the Public Build
ing tower began changing at furious rate
AT tnt II was thought 10 be q fire alarm
but as II failed TO sound any alarm except
q rapid succession Of blows, about one
hundred In all, Il was impossible to locate
the blaze II there was any. 1t was soor
aHCertained that some wires were crossed
and being swayed by the breeze blowing
caused the striking. The new wire I
about all up and the fire alarm telegraph
is now In ifrst.clas shape. The new wire
Ia Of the best quality copper.
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at Wheeling, September 0, Z, 8, 8, 10 and
II, 1880, On the above dates the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets 10 Wheeling al low excursion
rates. For rates, time OilfainH, &C., nee
small bills, OF call upon or address Agents
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, n
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ADVERTISERS wishing to spend few
dollars only should write to Geo. P. Rowell
& Co.'s Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
10 Spruce street, New York. They give
the same careful attention to small as TO
large orders, and their long experience
enables them 10 oientlmes aid the small
advertiser in selecting the best papers.
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rllelOy.lCr OrenLnr.

The oyster season opened with boom
40 soon as the month Of September
RIiVed. The present cool evenings make
the biyalve popular Ono restaurant last
NIGHT served 1926 stews In a little over
tbTee boufs, This 10 only another indl.
cation that the gloomy times which made
everybody gtowl and hoard hiA small
change i6r the past two seasons are q thing
Of the past Everything 10 beginning 70
Shafe ihe boom. Restaurant men, theatfl'
cal managers and all those whose. pros
perlLy depends on good timed, are hope
hi. and theFe are good reasons for theli
feeling encouraged. "HArd times, come
again no more"
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Twelfth street, under Mcclure ffi
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Ladies' button shoes 81 10; lAdlea Gin.
Cinnali make, kid button, any width Of
style, S2 %, this HhoB usually sells foI
81 75i ladies extra kid button 81 30, and
many other good bargains. New styles
arriving daily. Bio BHoE HousR,
A Twelfth street,
These prices are ior to-day only,
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tAtr1NLOIlis \ ONO.
Cheap 1iacur.lon 10 lilo Mountain

Cheap Excursion to tho Mountains.
On September 4 the Baltimore 4 Ohio
will sell. round trip tickets to Oakland az
the low rate Of % 90, Mountain Lake
50 20 and Deer Park s. 40, Tickets good
10 return until Monday, September 0, on
snhsduled trains,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby you Gun secure o watch at once
ON easy payments. Gall and Investigate,
JACOB w. GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.
SKIN, s? =: ;;i,,, |.

uUMiLIAT1NG Eruptlons, Itching and burning
u Skin TortuTes L0ithsome HorcS aud every Bpe.
ciCs Of Itching, ScalY Plmply, Inherited soroll.
lOus and Contagious DliCAieI Of tho Hood Skin
age, are positively cured BY CUTiCuRA, the great
Skin Cure, and CUTIcuRA SOAR, an exquisite bkin
BeRutiher. externally, and UuTlCURA. lIIsOLYRNr,
the new Blood Purifier, internally.
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COVERED WITH sn1lrs.

] have been afflicted since last March with q
was covered with sCabS And sores, and tho iichlnp
and burning were almost unbtArAblC. Seeing y0uI
Cutlclra RlmedlS 80 highly recommended, con
Cluded 10 RlyG them trial, uslng the CltCufA aud
for four months. call myself cured, III gratitude
Tor (which make this public statement.
MIS-. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
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TnE Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after a
thorough repairing and preparation, ID
again open for guests. The rates are 90
reasonable M will allow for a flrBt.Class
table and comfort Of lie patrons. Mr.. II.
Il. VAnMeter, the owner Btill manages II.
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LADIES, we have taken the agency for
HArper's Bazaar Patterns, and have just
received full stock Of new and latest
styles. Please call and obtain catalogues.
When here, please examine the Queen Of
Sewing Machines, "lhe Standard"
Respectfully,
,EDw. i. HosE x Co.,
Dealer In Standard and White Machines.
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Ohe qttteltigettter,
oiiieoi Mn. 10 opd ~ Tourtconth Street.
Now Advertiser ents.

Wapted-NursO Girl.
For Rent-,rwO Large Rooms.
WGnted-A 1.-Two Man.
Creamery butter al MCNiechen'S.
Prof II. ]. AfbGnz-Musical INSTRUCTION.
Ohio River pFovement-proposas iot Deckeu
GTDd Opcra Touss-Ml,s Kittie Rhoades.
PUPILS OF Private or Public SchoolA-btantOn d
Davenport,
Fall styles Hats at Dinger's.
Miller, 0key q FfGemaI'S Railroad Circus and
SSiRraI Gas Flttlngs-A. j. Sweeney & Son.
Fris s,i I iH Daufs Sons Fourth page.
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10 \. Fourth Street, New York. NV '-'''
1runINa pIsEAsE. uuREp.

Cutlcufa stands al the head Of liz class, especial
y IA this the case with tho CullnurA soap Have
had an unusually good tRlH this summer, owing Il
the prevAlOnGg oi al aggravated form Oi itch
through tOmO localities In tho county, III which
tho CILiCuFa Remedies proved satisfactory,
tnlontown, Ky a. "' D'uSS""
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scALp, FACE, EARs AM NECK,

| was afflicted With EcEsma on tho Scalp, Face
Ears aud Neck, which tho druggist, where ROi
your remedies, pronounced one Of the Won't case
that had come Under his notice. lie advised me
10 try your CutiGufa Remedies, and after ave days
use my scalp aud part Of my face were OnlitCly
cured. and hope III another week 10 have my
ears, neck, and the other part O. my face cured.
in 4. rnn,ih slrnnt. New Y6iE EA"NN oNNDh'
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TRY tho Great Ellis Sar Brand Of
Oysters to-day. 80 cents per quart.
W. o. McCLUsKEY,
under Mcclure House.


". O. Sykes, the famous ash and oyster
dealer, At 1920 Market street, has juHt re-
Celyed large New York saddle rock iry
and BtewinR oysters; also the Baltimore
saddle rock Btewing oysters. All kinds Of
lake fish, trout, white Ash, yellow plCkefol
bass, catfish, ClacOeH, perch, etc, Fish do.
livered free TO all parts Of the city, Tele.
phone connection. lie has anticipated
the wants Of bio numerous customers.
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TRY the Great Ellis Star Brand Of
Oysters to-day. 80 cents per quart.
W, o. MCCLUsRHY,
under Mcclure HouSe.