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Mr. W. 2. lones, Macon. saya:

My wife has regainod her strength and In
cTonscd ton ponnde Ia weight 90 recommend
Jun" 1850 " - WI, JONES.
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otksFf.Es. Blaakhea ., ska nlemiehes and
rim Bnby Hnmots, ua- cislenra SOAP.
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special bargains.

Five pounds mess mR0kerol CSC,
Three pounds soused mackerel SOC.
Three pounds tomato sauce SOC.
Dandy soap, Ave bars g5e.
Excellent toilet soap, per cake &c.
At the Fort Worth Grocery Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

called " 40 TINS ii39fpinn ~ $50 go .t ~,
,gsse NJ. ssb uut, and Obeted me esll'
hs,s mh.u ae got IL bic eneiDs ~ w1p ~
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10

ssld ngcrywhere Price cntiourA, spe ke
solvent si0s -oaps ~ fterafea ny e the
lon' Mass, ssud for "fl0w 70 Care -AlH pa
eAsea
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men has been empioged by tne caigg.r, ~
~ ou,,rsta their yard, aud more NlN ~
,...,,s,,.,d ~ RAPIDLY AZ HE itf1frf isira rEh
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Manhood Restored

HFAtnl tHkk. A Ntllm q igathiv tta -.
Mshhade. A., baying tflsd IN thlb sgsy tnora
f01isdy bee discovered aallspie ~ sytss IVY -
III. Aklyi.A. a uhaliisa, ~, hss Yea Si1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
ST. LOUIS SEMINARY.

A pifyste eai0ot school ~ biRh Fraat f0t
ycuns ladies' ~ Woodland, ~ nile6 ffqm tinf
street. tha center Of - IOais. MO-. On nv
Wabash, ~. topis ana fAcinc railway iooA
ekie thorough Gnaie, Ar and Languages
Esfabilshed IN. itooms kays AL keea elisd
faf years. Fpf oAia.Dguet, a1dfeeA lhe prao'
vAl. IS. 7. Btkwn1T, NJ d., Sonnings. MO-
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nave I0lusa suc i4i',.s' 49, \. vs.,
r.p. bat u - supipored tnit tno,e y t.'s
4. I.,iia arr contemplating ."eh t,''se
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.ECZ EM A
Itching, Burning, Cracked and Bleed
ina skin Cured by Culioera.

III II NJ this season. when Jaw winds and
j chilly biaHts wake inti ACTIVITY 9tma ana
every species Of Itching RDf itarDlhR ~ ana
cali lseRses. thHi tbn UniiouIa Remedies a'n
most gnGGntsfuI = warm bath Win CntienTa
an and slnsie application Of uutienfA, the
great skin Unrc, Instantly nlinya 70 inK 70
moves efnalp And sealsA, and pernts r ~ sud
an, en- ThIu, repeated daiJ with two or three
noass VI Cutieura Resulgtnt the new Dlo"d
pufiicr. "a Keep the bl cd cool tho pnrhplfh
iion pufe hnd unifriiating ihe bowel. opnn,
Tho liver and kidneys active VIII speedily cure
Fofru,H. Tftcr Hlngwonn, Padtlasis iehrn,
pTurtus, srAlt II az, ia drnh and eFeTs ape
lie shin and ArhiA. with lo,s o. hair. when tie
bsst Inysicians aid all nuwn rcmruiosfali.
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To purchase fue wcll6red Jack and a
thoroughbred saddle stallion. For par
ticulars call on Cottrcll, Kempor d Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
A Crlppled Confederate saya:

only weighed rs upundh when commenced
8ulnn's Pioneer, mud n0w weigh it1 pounds,
! could hardly walL with click 10 support mo
and onn nov wax long dieiat ecs without help
It's benefit 70 NE ~ beg end calculation
y. RUFUS HOsiitk, cotton layer
Macon, Ca
Nv. A. n. Brambiett, Hardware Merchant,
OF Forsyth, Ca, writes;
n acted ike a charm pn my general health
nsidnr II line Ionic weigh moro than !
nave for % yoatA, Respectfully, go. -.
A. UltAMnI4ETT.
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AMIN o. sIxly.eIahl WInlers.

am Or years OF ago, ana regard Ouinn'a ~
onoef a anc tonic Tor tho feeble, liy iia use my
crcnsod ton pounds A. F.te CAMFiELt4,
Macon, Gg', fub ", isb6, Cotton gin maker
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- sHARP AND sHU0 TIHg rams
AtA thEt seem 20 cot Though yiiu u =
.VAFV knife, are INSTANTLY rriefel ~
NA1H piacing 4 caticnrA AnasFain fiAs
/ KHM ieY over toe spot where she pAln
k,HarV originates. Elegant. original ana
trtalIlble q3e
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GninnIa Pioneer Blood Remover

cures NJ blood and aiin diteA' ~, rheumatism
horafuia old sores, a port a spring medicine
I'm IN Your market n elll vi forwarded on
receipt 81 price Small butties 81 lp0 large bot
tef fl.1S.
FREQ. MACON MEDICINE COMPANY,
Macon. NH
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800 st,anapf on sfelag thlyiy y np
49,, n alb out. knd th0ngnt case ~ a'n'
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Tho Pines, nAsors ~ the world
Az Andersnn's gun store,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
THE NAILERS' SCALE.
a MEETINe nsaE EnIs AloaNINe
OF the NailSrs Of thia Vicinity to Oulllns a
Course for the Conference Committee
to Pursus-YsstsEday Conference
Session without Any Result,

The Conference Committees Of the
Amalgamated Association and nail manu-
tsCturers met in joint session at Pittsburgh
yesterday forenoon, to consider the nail.
er's scale. The workinguen's committee
Is as follows: President Wsihe, Secretary
Martin and ], r. Potter, Of Miles, A, D.
Work, Of Wheeling, ], W. Higgs, Of
Sharon, and William O. Murphy, ]. J..
Davis, Frank Baldwin, R, R, Garrison and
W. ], Hunter, of Pittsburgh. The manu-
facturers we're represented by Messrs, A.
F. Heating, Frank Laughlin, Frank Moor
head, General Filzhugh and Walter
Chess.
The Mingo scale was submitted by the
nailors. After consultation till l ?. NJ. a
recess was taken till 8, and another ses,
sion was then held. The scale was not
signed.
came home to this city, and alter 9 talk
with prominent local nailers 1t was deCid-
cd to call meeting to be held in this city
at o O'clock this morning, composed Of
nailers Of the city, Martins Ferry, Ben
wood and Bellaire. A call for this meet
ing appears in the advertising columns.
The meeting is called in order to get the
sentiment OF the nailers here as to the
proper course for the conference commit
tee to pursue. Itisevident that some sort
Of concessions are asked by the manutac-
turers' committee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
Twn prn.nnlnllunu Y.reldNy.

Two very pleasant episodes took place
at the Eighth ward school yesterday. The
members Of the graduating class, i've In
number presented the principal, +. d.
Orago, with very fine gold pen. The
present was o complete surprise. Dr.
Pipes made the presentation in few we'll
chosen words.
Just at the close OF the session OF the
grammar room, DR.. Pipes, on behalf OF the
father OF Niles Clara Miller, tho young
lady who takes the honors Of the entire
class in the city, presented her beautiful
gold watch and chain. Miss Clara b5ing
taken entirely by surprise was unable to
reply in words, but the Principal, who had
been lot into the secret by tho doctor,
made reply for her in very few words.
He also returned thanks az the same time
for the pen, which had been presented in
the forenoon. DR.. Mccoy and Superin.
tendent Anderson were both present and
made some very happy remarks which
we're greatly enjoyed by the entire school;
1t was a very pleasant closing oil q hard
years work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
A ylolim of sps nnlntlon.

sr. LOUIS, June 2S.-J. L. Berkey, aged
rs years, who recently came here from
Fairfield county, Ohio, committed suicide
at the st. George hotel to-day by taking
carbolic acid. He had been engaged In
specializing In real estate and had met
with losses which are assigned as the
cause Of the deed. Among tue dead mans
effects was found letter requesting that
tho fact Of his death be telegraphed to O.
B. Given, Of Warren Chapter OF Masons
at Newark, o., who would take charge Of
his remains. Mr.. Berkey had at one time
been the possessor Of considerable wealth,
having for nine years been q director OF
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
His wife is the niece Of Henry Stanberry,
Attorney General under Presidents Lin.
coin and johnson,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24

The funeral Of Isaac Freese, ST., took
place from his late residence In the Sixth
ward yesterday afternoon, and was very
largely attended. Mr.. Freese was q man
whose kindly disposition aud clever man
ners had endeared him TO all who knew
him, and this number was large. The old
gentlemen will be sadly missed. The In
terment took place in Peninsula cemetery,
and the funeral COrtege was one oil the
longest seen In the city for some time. II
was headed BY the Opera House band and
Wheeling Commandery No. | X. T.,
Black Prince Lodge No. 10, X. r., and a
number Of Odd Fellows, to all Of which
organizations the deceased belonged,
marched behind 1t. A long line OF car.
riages followed. The services at the house
were in charge Of Rev. George T. Hite; at
the grave the ritual Of the knights Temp
lars was used.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24

Auditor Barrett was in town yesterday.
Charlie Miller Is of on lone hunting
and fishing bout, out the g., L. & W.
Fred. Beech had a leg broken in two
places abovethe knee yesterday. Dr.. Wag.
ner reduced the fracture.
Phil Close, Warren Cowen and Van
Dorm Sutton, Of st. Olairsville, attended
the commencement at Little Washington.
Bruce Caldwell, Of Lloydsville, passed
through town yesterday, on his way TO
Washington TO accept a position secured
for him by Congressman Warner.
The cave in at the Esna mill bank Is
Just above the slaughter house on the
Harrisville pike. The surface for quar-.
ter Of an acre has sunk from two to four
feet. What makes 1t more remarkable,
there Is fully eight feet oil solid rock down
to the coal, and the query is, what could
have broken 1t down? small stream Of
water has washed the rock bare, and It
looks as II 1t had been blasted in places II
is 80 crumbled and to pound on the rock
sounds dull and heavy, like some immense
deadened drum. The water Is carried
across the break In large wooden troughs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
LOCAL BithvrrlEs.



Oi1.
RECORDER Hook issued one marriage
license yesterday,
DAVE KuLL, JR 10 happy over the fact
that he Is the father OF a healthy boy.
PETER ERa disposed OF a fine, large draft
horse 10 j, g. Hoffman, & Son, yesterday,
for $3.50,
THR housing oil one Of the rolls at the
Mipgo mill broke yesterday, throwing the
night turn of last night.
THR B. & o. pay car made It's monthly
appearance here yesterday, and distribute
cd goOdly amount OF cash.
JAKE CILLIs had in market yesterday
the first homegrown tomatoes oil the sea-
son, They brought forty cents quarter
peck.
AN Italian band OF six pieces, three
Yiolins, two hRrps and one tageolet, has
been in the city for the past, TWO days,
playing on the streets and in saloons, The
music Is considered above the average OF
that produced by street bands,
THR Gas Trustees have put down around
the new gas holder at the works, q mag
nitlcent asphalt pavement and propose
paving the yards with tho Pame material:
They put 1t down very Gheaply and lind
that 1t gives more satisfaction than any
other pavement.
THE Islander suit Of Alex, Dorsey, Dep
uty Sheriff Of Marshall county, against j.
NJ. SnGdiker, in which damages In the
sum OF $4,000 were claimed was con-
cluded az Moundsville yesterday, the jury
rendering a verdict awarding 500 damages.
Both sides moved for q new trial.
ARCHITECT HAMILTON In company with
the Gas Trustees, visited the Gas Works
yesterday preparatory to drawing plans
Tor new blacksmith shop. 1t is to be
located in the yard in which the holders
are located and the space occupied by
the old shop will be- used to enlarge the
coal yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24

Base ball.

Friday and Saturday OF this week, will
surely be gala days In base ball circles, In
this city, as on those days the home
nine will cross bats with the celebrated
tom, Dick and Harry" ball club, Of
Zlnesville, champions Of Ohio, this
club, up to this writing, has played
twenty.three games, losing but one. This
being unprecedented in the annals OF base
ball. Wherever this noted nine has play.
ed thoy have been greeted by immense
crowds. For the last two weeks the
managers Of the home club have been sell.
Ing tickets OF admission, and at this early
date over l 1000 have been disposed Of.
ExCursions have been arranged for on all
trains and steamboats, running into the
city, and the 25th and Goth will see the
Island grounds packed to their utmost
capacity. Wheeling will put forth its
strongest nine and hopes, at least, to win
one out Of the two games. The grounds
have been put in good order, and all who
attend will be assured OF close and ex-
citing game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
Martina ferry.

Mr.. King Is still improving.
Several saloonists went to Bellaire last
night.
>. Furnace No. "a, at the Gtna, csved in
Tuesday.
office building.
What's the trouble with the street lamps
these dark nightsa
Auditor Barrett met here with the
Board Of Equalization yesterday.
John Kyne held the lucky number that
drew Bob Keohnline's magnificent case Of
birds.
The Etna mill closed down Saturday
until the 18th Of July. The boilers will
he OF to-day. The Standard will run until
the Let Of August.
The A. 7. +. + gave one OF their delight.
ful hops last night. Dancing and refresh.
ments occupied the time until the wee
sna hours. Meister's orchestra furnished
the inspiration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24

All indications are that to-day will be q
very pleasant one, just such one as Ia
desired to make the picnic Of the children
Of the public schools success. The
picnic LIST be held, as has been announced,
at Wheeling Park, and Is to continue all
day. all the aInusements and advan.
tages in the Park are 10 be placed at the
disposal Of the children and reduction Of
the price OF admission to Ave cents has
been made. The Elm Grove road will
furnish round trip tickets for ten cents.
The picnic has been looked forward to
with considerable pleasure for the past few
days and It is hoped, that the expectations
Of the children will be realized.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
JOHNSON'S CRIME.
EnE MuRDEaER oY MR. TaAToaIR
B.lIsvsd to have Crossed into Ohio Ysstsr'
day SssIElas. lhslov BshWlpd-The Core.
mere jury duplicates JOhnSOR's wife
and Fathsr-1hs Pablo Feeling

Public feeling at Moundsyllle yesterday
when reporter stepped from the early
Baltimore & Ohio train upon the platform
there was still running high, and nothing
was talked OF but the cruel murder the
evening before of the Town Sergeant, Rev.
]. p, Thatcher, by Eugene johnson,
coal digger. johnson was and is still at
large, aud the people OF MOuudsVille, Of
acers and all, are entirely at sea as to his
whereabouts or the course he took. Con-
Trajectory reports were numerous, con-
corning both the crime and the muir
derer's flight. johnson was reported to
have been seen in many places, but none
of the rumoEs bore the light OF careful in.
yestigation. Several such Tumors were
run down by searching parties yesterday,
but without result.
Diyers Us weEs the Tumors, there was a
singular unanimity Of feeling and senti.
ment concerning the murder, its perpetra-
TOR and its victim. Nobody had anything
but the highest praise for Mr.. Thatcher as
An officer, a minister and aman. II any,
body felt compassion for Johnson, or en-
tertained doubt OF the unprovoked and
heinous nature oil his deed, he was careful
not to express 80 unpopular an idea.
THE eORoNRR's INQUEST.
The inquest by the jury impaneled by
Squire Edwards, whose names were print
ed in the Intel LIdRNCER yesterday, was
continued In the forenoon, large number
OF witnesses being examined. The evil
denCe showed that Mr., Thatcher went TO
the house OF johnson to arrest him on q
warrant issued by the Mayor for assault
and battery. Mrs, johnson forbade the
officer 10 enter the house, and when he in.
sisted, threw a Ratchet at him, Mr.,
Thatcher then arrested her, when Bhe
jumped iromthe porch toescape. Thatcher
Jumped also, and again seized Mrs. John
son, who fell. He attempted to induce
her to go with him, and when she refused
dragged her short distance.
At this time johnson came out OF the
house and called out, you let her go, you
IG-d----WTh Thatcher made
some reply Indicating his intention not to
let her 70, and proceeded to place pair Of
tnippers on one Of her wrists, At the same
time, according to several witnesses, he
placed his hand in his hip pocket and
drew out something, when johnson raised
his gun-a single.bSrreled shot gun-aud
fired, the slugs with which the gun was
loaded taking eject in his left breast,
MIR. Thatcher turned toward the house,
where Alex johnson, the father Of Eu.
gene, was standing Close by his son, and
placing his hand over tho holes made by
the slngs, said, "Look there, Alex"
Alex went to him and assisted him to a
bank near, where he sat down aud almost
Immediately breathed his last. When
taken up his pistol was in his pocket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
aysd iamlIy 0uIsInesIs e0nd0lenoe up0a

Ieaved family ourslncers coincidence upon
their iTTeparahls loss,
RstOlped, That the members Of the Town
Council attend the funeral Of their de-
ceased Sergeant as q token Of their respect
to his memory.
RssOlred, That the foregoing resolutions
be spread upon the order book Of the
Council and a copy Of the same be trans
mitted by the Mayor to the family OF the
deceased Sergeant,
Efforts were made at Moundsville yes
terday 10 secure bloOdhounds for use in
the pursuit OF the fugitive murderer, but
none could be learned Of within accessible
distance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24

0nioei nos. 40 and 81 Fopreenth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
a sA1YAT1oN ARllY prssRTER
TuFns up In The Role of ThisfIn House
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Of M Rspu .,
Early last evening Madame Melissa
AIcGumpnrey, who keeps a house on
Eoff street, near Tenth, discovered that
she had been robbed Of nearly $50 and a
lot Of underwear. AS Minnie Hammer,
one Of the inmates Of her house, was
found to be missing at about the same
time, the theft was at once charged to her
and the police notified. The authorities
at WellsburR we're telegraphed to make a
search for the woman on the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling 4 Kentucky train that left
here at $40 o'clock, which they did,
but failed to find the woman.
She was also looked for across the river
and in this city, and the ferries, trains and
bridges watched, but up to lst6 hour
she had not been Rpprehended; Her
home Ia in LawrsnceVille pittsburgh
She has been here about eighteen months
and one year ago was an active worker in
the Salvation army, She had been an In
mate at MCGumphrey's for about two
weeks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-24
BELLAIRn.
No Epidemic of Typhoid Fsyer-vatiouS
Local News N0tos.

No Epidemic of Typhoid Preservation
Local News RntoS.
Indian run bridge Is reported unsafe.
PIT. Kings family will spend the sum.
mer at Burr's Mills camp ground.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Mr..
George Thompson aud Miss Lizzie Nc.
Graw.
Miss Mack. Rowles died rather sud.
denly Tuesday night Of fever and heart
disease.
Bsllaire has 81 saloons, Martins Ferry
AZ, Bridgeport 10, Barnesville and Bel.
mont county 100.
O. II. Dankworth has bought a parcel
OF ground from the city. Il adjoins his
premises near the reservoir.
The Councils committee will have the
pool near the gas works filed and will
assess the cost Of tho work upon the ad.
joining property.
The selection Of Steubenville as the
place for the Republican Congressional
Convention Is regarded by Col. Poorman
as an acknowledgment that the TAYLOR
men were afraid OF Bsllaire.
The Sanitary Committee has been In.
BtruCted to devise some plan for disposinp
Of night soil and for stopping some Of The
more annoying operations OF Inc slaughter
houses within the city limits.
Mayor Brown has appointed the follow.
Ing Fire WardenB aud they have been
confirmed by Council: First ward, JOSEPH
LaDue; Second ward, Louis PfRCht: THIRD
ward, George II. Mutttt Fourth ward,
w. II. Littlei Filth ward, II. Grella.
First ward people want sewers on Sew.
enteenth and Eighteenth streets, want
Belmont street opened wider through the
market house property, aud want the alley
leading 10 the school house and church
widenGd. They have petitioned the Coun.
Gil TO satisfy them.
The creditors oil the Bethel Oil Well
Company and the German Oil and Gas
Company have levied on the property Of
the companies, and It 10 advertised for
sale. The property Of the former will be
sold on the ground July 8, and the prop.
erty Of the latter on July8.
In this county this fall candidates for
the following offices will be voted for.
Auditor, Clerk OF Courts, Sheriff, Recorder,
Commissioner, Inhrmary Director for fail
term, lntirmary Director 10 I'LL vacancy,
Each voting precinct will also elect On
active and reliable Republican 10 serve as
Central Committeeman, where such Com.
mitteeman was not elected at the last
spring election.
Dr.. D. Q, steefe, Chairman Of The City
Sanitary committee, by direction Of the |
State Board Of Health, called on the eleven
local physicians with regard " the cpl.
demic Of typhoid fever that was reported
. be raging here. He found altogether,
3OS cases Of fever, with only eleven deaths,
while the death rate for typhoid fever 10
about IL percent, OF Do deaths should have
occurred here, The physicians sum up
The matter here by saying that the
trouble here has been simple continued
ever, complicated by malaria and nervous
troubles caused by the bad condition Of
,ur drinking water"