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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-07-29
Saturday, August 14th, 1856, al
One O'Clock p. M,

the following described real estate, situated in
the County of Jackson, and State OF Ohio, to-
wit:
Being part of the north west quarter of the
north east quarter of section number 2, town
ship number s, range number 49, commencing
at a telegraph pole six rods north east of the
south east corner of said lot; thence north 33
degrees east to the rocks the top of the hill
and one rod south of pine about fifteen inches
through north 40@ degrees west chains; thence
north 81 degrees west S.75 chains; thence north
degrees west 1925 chains to county line and
the north line of said lot; thence east 80 chains
to the north east corner of said lot; thence
south TO the south east corner of said lot thence
west to the railroad thence north west about
five rods more or less to the place of beginning,
containing about twenty four acres, excepting g
from the above described tract about four acres
heretofore decided to Adam Winfough. The
above described tract being the premises here
tofore decided t" the said Isaac Clark by David
Parker and wife and recorded in deed book
number II, page number 293, of the records of
Jackson County, Ohio.
Also the following described premises, to-wit !:
Lot number 19 in the village of RaysvilIe, as
shown on the recorded plat of said village.
Appraised as follows:
First described tract at S83.66.
Second described tract at SS666.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of Isaac Clark, to
satisfy a judgment in favor of William brown.
Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
1856. ]. M. LIVELY,
Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio.
r. U. Wilson, Atty for PIf.
By 1. c. Long, Deputy.
July l5, lSSG-5w.
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CKSON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JULY
Our Evening Sermon

"Why was not this ointment sold for
three hundred pence, and given to the
poor ?"-John 1875.
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CHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE.
The State of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
Court Of Common Pleas.
William Brown VS.. Isaac Clark.
On Execution.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an Execution issued from the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the County of Jackson
and State of Ohio, in a certain cause wherein
William Brown is plaintiff and Isaac Clark is
defendant, and to me directed as Sheriff of said
Court House, in Jackson, in said County, on
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Cahill has taken his departure from
Lloyd's tailor shop.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-07-29

Pears are in the market-and fine ones,
too.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-07-29

GOLDEN TEXT.-Hosanna; Blessed is the
King of Israel that cometh in the name of tn e
Lord.-John u. IS.
TIME.-Six days before the last Passover.
PLACES.-Bethany. Jerusalem.
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A Positive Cure.

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for SIS. Made
only by C. 1. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-21
rnEnE WAS NO QUORUM
and the Board OF Education Gould Transact
No BuSinOss.

and the Board Of Eduoauon Gould Transact
No BuSinOsS.
Last evening was the time for a regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton, but for the first time in a
long time there was no quorum
and accordingly no business was transact
ed. 1t was after 8 o'clock when Presi-
dent Collier raped for order and the
roll was called. Messrs. Eschstruth, Isett,
Mccoy, ]. O. Miller, Naylor, shafer, Whal.
" and Work answered to their names.
On motion Of Mr.. Miller an adjournment
was had to next Wednesday evening. In
addition 10 some very interesting routine
reports there were one or two other i'm.
portant matters that demanded attention.
The doctors excursion TO Charleston took
away three or four members, tho import.
ant meeting Of the Chamber Of Com.
nerce held last evening attracted the at.
tention Of others, and ]. w. White, one oil
the members from Washington district, ID
In Washington, D. o., still working in the
Government Printing Bureau hence there
was no quorum. The new Board room
was used for the first time. II 10 very
cool and light, and when the new furni.
ture and carpets are In will be q very At.
Lfaclive place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-21
GAS AND OIL,
a New Company FOrmOd-A New Well.
Pipe Line work.

a New Company FOrmsd-A New Well
Pipe Line Work.
The option on the Martin farm, adjoin
ing the land on which the VandegriIt OF
gusher was struck, was closed yesterday
and the farm leased. A meeting OF gentle
men interested was held in the Chamber
Of Commerce rooms in the afternoon, ant
1t was resolved to secure a charter at OnCI
for the Central Oil Company Of Wheel
ing' and proceed to develop the territory
N. b. RCott was elected temporary presi
dent, j. r. Greer, il, temporary score
tRry, and W.. Il. Hughes temporary treas
urer.
The Wheeling Oil Company yesterday
sent Its executive committee, consisting 0
Messrs, L l.; Rose, 7. B. DObbins, ant
Mr.. Happier, OF Washington, out to locate
a second well on the fair grounds, the least
OF which this company holds. The com
mittee selected site, aud derrick will b
erected ut once. The Company's first vel
Is down about 800 feet.
Mr.. Finn, Of the Wheeling Natural Ga
Company, was down yesterday. Hesayl
work on this company's lines will com
nienCe on the West Virginia shore oppo
site the Laughlin mill on Monday week
the line being laid southwark, and also
from Hickory west and from West Libert!
east.
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Q p~REYIrIEs.
mat,srs Of Minor Momspt in and AbOai the
CRY.

City.
THIs weather makes the ice men smile.
PEoPLE's THEATRE this vening-"only
a Farmers Daughter"
OER marriage license was Issued and
four deeds Of trust admitted TO record yes
terday.
TuE West Virginia State Pharmaceutical
Association will meet in this city on
JuneS.
Tug warm weather has stopped fishing
at the back river dam. The sun ia more
efficient than the constable.
JANIS PHrPPs, q native Of England, was
Yesterday admitted to full citizenship In
the United States by the Circuit Court.
TUE testimony in the Merlben will case
has not yet been finished, The case, from
present prospects, cannot be concluded
this week,
A LECTURE on Negotiable Paper was
given by 4. NJ. GarVin, Esq, 10 the stu
dents Of the Wheeling Business College
yesterday.
The last will and testament Of Annie
N, Hornbrook was yesterday admitted to
probate and ordered to be recorded. H.
Ii. Hornbrook Is named as executor.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord a deed made May IL, by Mary l.
Walther to Frank Walther, In colsidera'
ton OF 81, $3.50, for the south hall Of lot IA
in square 10, Of the Joseph Caldwell Rd
dition to Wheeling.
MARSHALL Rolls q we'll known colOret
man, yesterday buried two small children
a girl aged 8, and q boy aged !, who dice
ON the same day, M from Whoopinl
cough and the other from pneumonia
They were buried side by side in the SAINT
grave,
GEORGE @. MCKEE and Ambrose s.
List we're yesterday appointed admlnistra
tors OF the estate OF Z. +. +. LStteTty, de
ceased, and gave bond in the sum o
$40 900, with II. K. List as surety. Thu
estate Is estimated to be worth abou
S7,4O0.
RICHARD TEN BRoEcK, committed to iai
last Saturday by Squire Arkle as a lunatic
was yesterday turned over, by order o
the Circuit Court, to two friends o. his
D. NJ. Smith, OF New Castle, and y. W
HydriCk, Of Mercer county, Pa, wh'
agreed to remove him at ono TO New Cas-
tie and keep him safely in custody there
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stage Of the watsr aud Movements OF the
Steamboats,,

stage Of the water and moT'nhSntS Of th'
=. "a, s.eanipoAts'
The W. N. Chancellor Is due down OF 81
early, hour this morning enrotte foi
charleston.
Capt. Hod Knowles, IL would appear
has abandoned the idea Of buying a'boat
for the presentior the Pittsburgh and Kan,
awha river or any other trade.
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wEDDINa AND RECEPTION.
a Central Gla.s House Worker wsdded-A
Pleasant Affalr.

a Central GlaIs House Worker Wedded-A
Pleasant Afralr.
At 0 o'clock yesterday morning Mr.,
George sChwannenberger and Katie Nau,
both residents Of East Wheeling, were
married by Rev. Father Angelus, Of the
ST. Alphonsus congregation. The attend
ants at the ceremony were the brides
sister, Miss Agnes, and the groom's
brother, John. ~
Last night there was a reception held
in Beethoven Hall that was q very Jolly
and pleasant affair. An orchestra fur
nlshed the music to which tho hours
we're danced away by the gay company.
Refreshments we're served during the
evening. Mr.. SGhwannenberger is a we'll
known g~lassblower at the Central works,
and his bride was formerly employed
there. They received q number Of very
handsome presents. Among those who
attended last nights reception were Mr..
N. d. Scott, President Of the works, and
MIR. II. w. Waddell, mansger Of the com.
pany's branch works at Brilliant. Mr..
and Mrs. Abner Longbottom, Of Brilliant,
who were recently married here, were
also present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling FOlk'
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and wheeling Folk
h. Abroad,
Mr., and Mrs. W. A. B. Dalzell, Of Wells
burg, were in the city yesterday.
Commissioner Of Highways Bigelow, oil
Pittsburgh, was in the city yesterday.
Major Ed. Mcdonald, OF Burton, and
Prof. L. @. White, Of the State University,
were at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. A. @. Jamlson, Is spending q month
at Mt. Clemens, the famous health resort
Of Michigan.
Mrs. Charles MOnkemiller, Of the South
Side, has gone to Barnesyille, to visit her
par MIS-. Mr.. Menkemiller accompanied
her there and will be away a day or two
Mr.. j. W. Bodley, wife and daughter,
arrived from New Orleans yesterday and
are temporarily stopping at the Stamm
House, before occupying their cottage on
the Moundsville Camp Ground.
Mrs. Ferd R, Swami and son, Of Charles
ton, and Miss Helen Ball, Of Za~nesville,
are guests at Col. II. B. Hubbard's resi-
denCe on Eoff street, South Side. Mrs.
Swami and son are en- route TO their home.
Cards have been received In this city,
for the marriage OF DR.. Frank Maxwell
and Miss Tracy Means, both popular 80.
ciety leaders Of steubenville, who have q
large number Of admirers In this city, The
ceremony is to take place Thursday,
June 3.
Among those present at q fashionable
full dress assemblage In sewiCkley, Pa,
Tuesday evening, when Robertson's"Oom
edy OF School" was given by a number OF
the leading young people Of the place, was
Miss HaSlett, Of this city. She was attired
In a Claret satin,, semi.decollette, lace
sleeves and corsage boquet Of tea roses and
illes.oi.the.valley.
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Letter to the People.

In these days, when a def
mite education is considered
a necessary qualification for
any particular work, or to
ensure success in any enter
prise, does it not seem singular
that the special plea should be
set forth for remedies dealing.
with life and health that they
were originated and prepared
by ignorant people or savage
tribes, who know nothing OF
medicine, its action on the
system or method Of prepare
ton? When intelligent
people need advice they seek
the best. Why not when
they need family remedies2
Browns Iron Bitters is COM
posed Of the best vegetable
Alternatives in nature, into
which Iron is blended in its
most active form, by reliable
chemical knowledge and
skill. 1t is a perfect blood
purifying and strengthening
remedy. As it is made with
out the use Of whisky it
enriches and. strengthens
weak, watery vitiated blood,
and prevents or cures diseases
Of the Stomach, Liver or
Kidneys, and leaves no bad
effects from its use. 1t re-
moves the poison Of malaria
and so cures Chills and Fever
and Spring Fever. The in
telligent reader will readily
see how much care has been
exercised in the preparation
Of Browns Iron Bitters, and
when in need of aid from such
a remedial agent will at once
select this one. We call
the attention Of those who
have given this subject little
thought, to the great benefits
to be derived from this pure,
strengthening and purifying
medicine. It is a matter q
great interest to ladies' that
this is the only Iron prepare.
ton that will not ihjure or
discolor the teeth, OF cause
headache and constipation.
1t Is hardly necessary to give
a list of diseases arising from
impure blood. Dyspepsia
and Indigestion, Rheumatism
and Neuralgia are as directly
traceable to this cause as are
eruptons Of the skin or torpid
accompanied by bilious.
ness, All these diseases
are cured by Browns Iron
which is for sale
everywhere, Many imita.
tons are on the market. Do
not be deceived. Genuine
has trademark and crossed
red lines on the wrapper,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-21

Tie Great Western Band, Of Pittsburgh,
will have q large excursion from that city
10 Wheeling next Sunday. coming down
By boat, leaving Fttsburgh late Saturday
niRhi, and starting on the return trip late
Sunday night. A large excufsiou from
Canton, Canal Dover and other towns Of
Stark county, Ohio, will also visit this
city next Sunday, coming down on the
Cleveland, Lofain 4 Wheeling Railroad.
Besides these incoming excursions, the
Turner Society Of this city will have an
excursion to S%teubsnville on the steamer
Telegram on the same day. The Opera
House Band will accompany the Turner'S
and their friends, and the excursion bids
lair 10 be very enjoyable.
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adopted, and then Mr.. Hart offered the
Rssolped, That the Chair bs authorized
10 appoint q special committee Of three, 70
correspond with and, II necessary, visit
persons with q view 10 inducing them to
locate industrial establishments In this
city, the expenses Of said Committee to be
paid by the Chamber OF Commerce,
CONTRAST WITH WEST,
MI. Hart, in advocating this resolution,
endorsed What'hRd been said about talk.
ing up the town. Use as strong Rdiectiyes
as an elastic conscience will allow, always
bearing in mind not TO draw TOO long q
bow, or you will be found out,
Seriously, he endorsed what Mr.. Speidel
said; the spirit Of his remarks was to put
the best face on everything. II was not
enough TO resolve, That was well enough
in It's way, But there was necessity TO
take action to carry out the views express
ed in the resolutions,
Give any western town the advantage
possessed by Wheeling, and how different
would be the behavior Of her citizens
The absent millions noted here tonight
would be present at such a meeting there,
and all would unite in publishing the
towns good points. Wheeling has some
thing to tell the world, and she should tell
II, She should reach out after the
men who are seeking new localities FOL
manufacturing establishments. Theyn atu'
rally seek Pittsburgh first, and II not cap
tured There, they come on down the river,
and are picked up long before they reach
Wheeling, II would be wise TO reach oul
and head them oil, bring them here and
keep them here,
Mr., speidsl moved to adopt Mr.. Harris
resolution, and 1t was done,
THE BOYCOTT.
A resolution was offered denouuCinl
in unmeasured terms, the boycott, gen
eral and local, After q good deal OF talk,
all Of which shared the spirit Of the reso'
luton, 1t was referred to q committee with
instructions to draw up an expression or
the subject which would be digni'
fed, but strong, and to secure
legal advice as to what redress
or remedy Is afforded by the law for an
evil which was referred'to as Satanic
"barbArous," "diabolical" and "un-Amer-
iCan," and It's spirit characterized as that
Of the pickpoCket, the Cut-throat and the
sneak thief. The committee was request
ed TO prepare it's report at as early q day
as possible, and call o special meeting Of
the Chamber TO act upon the matter.
A resolution Of thanks passed by the
Western Nail Association was read and
filed, and some other papers referred, and
the meeting adjourned at bali past ten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-21

In the article referred to early In this
article occurs the following paragraph:
"With all these girls Miss Folsom a a
isyorite. They would do anything for
her. AS an illustration Of her kind heart
let me tell you, at commencement time an
old lady Of Republican prOcliyities came
down from Oswego TO attend the exercises
and while there she tried to make her
mission one OF mercy also. The old lady
was very anxious 10 have the Republican
postmaster at 0swego hold his position,
which was in jeopardy from the fact that
he had worked against Democratic sue.
cess. She knew OF Miss Folsom's rela.
tons with the President and 1t entered
the old lady's mind to ask her TO use her
influence with him for the retention Of
the partisan postmaster. Frank consent.
ed To try to induce the President to be
lenient, and Rs O result OF her exertions
the Democrats Of 0swego arc still anx.
iously awaiting the appointment Of a
Democrat to the postoflce. "0i course"
said Miss Folsom's Classmate atchly, 1.-THE
President may have had other reasons,
but all we girls don't think 30"
Whatever "all we girls" think, two Of
Miss Folsom's classmates Indignantly deny
any knowledge Of any such occurrence,
and express the belief that this story Is
without foundation.
In fact, the only published statement
which the two young ladies referred to do
endorse, 10 Q paragraph in praise Of Miss
Folsom. They both, and especially Miss
Minnie, entertain for her a warm affection
and unusually high esteem.
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Mr.. A, o,:Egerter said he saw at the b,
L o. depot yesterday eight or ten car
loads OF iron pipe. Why not make II
hereP The prospect Is that for years ia
come there will be a big demand for pipe.
The iron Is produced here. Why moi
work 1t into plpe2 The location and
shipping is good. Capt. Bachelor, who
10 interested In q pipe works at Pitts.
burgh, told him such a works would pay
for Itself In six months.
Mr.. Sweeney said Frame Brothers had
moved from Chicago to Pittsburgh to &C.
cure natural gas and reduced taxation,
They are extensive manufacturers OF gas
and steam fittings.
Mr.. Sweeney dwelt on the boom In pipe
making Just now. He also said II natural
gas should fail the gas from the Councils.
vile coke ovens, which now goes to waste,
would be turned into the pipes and util.
ized as fuel. Wheeling has advantages /;
why not make them known
Mr.. John Trimble said the Frame
Brothers only moved their pipe works to
Plttsburgh. Their fitting department
was still at Chicago, and from there they
shipped goods to Boston. He suggested
that Wheeling could do the same to I'D.
vantage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-21

You are cordially invited to call at our
salesroom and examine the Standard Ro-
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick
est, easiest and stillest running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph & Hammond Writing Machines.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street,
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A beautiful card entitled "oh, You Lit
tie Dear" will be given on Saturday Il
every purchaser OF Tea, Coffee, Spices and
Baking Powder. Remember the location
OF our stores in this locality:
I'LL and 226l Market street, Wheeling
1877 Bslmont street, Bellaire, Ohio.
1870 South Fourth street, %Steubenville, o,
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~, 0mtmau : % .++gaammot4 GIathirys.
The Facts in the Case
Although this has been a year of strikes
and general business depression, we started in
@ M

And have been booming ever since. Trade in
every one Of our large departments has been
better-and a good deal better-than in apv
year, We've worked hard to get good
things to sell, and to sell them cheaply. More
Of our success is due to this than soft hands and
the thoughtless think, Our purchases are on
such a gigantic scale-owing to our large and
and increasing business-that we are often en-,
|abled to buy the best goods in the market for
less even than the cost of production, This en-,
|ables us ~toundersell all competition, Weclosely
watch our business, have a pretty fair idea Of
what's going on, and know that we place our
merchandise upon our counters at lower figures
than any house in Wheeling,
We aim to Excel in Everything that per,
tains to our Business, and nowhere is this more
readily seen than in our
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BUrpAto BiLL,s Wild WEsr viii 1--WE
two performances only, commencing May
Gath, at the New Fair Grounds, dom.
mencing at $3.50 p. NJ, rain or shine
Don't fail to see the grandest street parade
May "a OF 10 A.. N,
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rnE nERE.

DR.. Logan pointed out that much Of the
depression which has existed here Il
shared by other communities, while part
OF It is due To the failure Of crops, etc, In
the country tributary 10 Wheeling. He
was grateful to Mr.. Sweeney for doing 80
good work to arouse Wheeling merchant.
to their needs. II the interest shown here
continued, II would do much to lead
Wheeling back 10 her old prosperity and
q greater prosperity. He knew certain
Wheeling people were disposed to buy
abroad without referenbe to prices. Much
could DO done by appealing TO their sell
interest, but some people were not to be
influenced even In that way. He waa
deeply impressed recently by the remark
Of a Chlcsgo man who formerly lived
here. He paid II Wheeling would quit
whining and talking herself down, and 70
10 talking herself up, she would be all
right.
DR.. Logan took occasion to explain Why
the Gas Trustees buy coal In PennsylVG.
mia instead Of lere-beCauss II 10 better
gas coal makes better and pufer gas al
less expense, makes coke that ID Salable,
and reduces the cost Of production about
two.thirdg. He said there was ample
capital here. But capital ID timid. What
Is needed is enterprise. Borrowed capital
Ia to-day the lever that moves the world.
Most OF the depression 10 to be charged 10
want Of confidence. Capital In Golfers OF
In bonds RCCompllshes nothing Tor the
Communlty. Ooi1dehOe must be restored
before men will make Investments. Con.
hdenCe 10 being restored, and II behooyes
Wheeling 10 have things ready when
times grow brighter.
ALABAMA LIARS"
Mi. spoidel said he was struck fofcibly
with the effect Of talking up q town by his
own experience at Birmingham, Alabama.
There, II you 20 into o pOpHBhop where
there has has not been 0 customer all day,
the proprietor will tell you Cuisines iS
booming They kept up this thing till
business iB booming there. A corner lot
offered 10 him In February, 1886, for So,
900, Is now held at $4,000. People here
should begin that kind Of talk and keep II
up till they make people outside believe Il,
Nj, Hart asked there were any Of
those Alabama liars unemployed, and
somebody said, toto t0csI ave must pS.
tfoniEs home Industry
Mt. II. +. BehreHs bNld he thought Nh,
Hafts Ienatks were the best vel, He
proposed 10 do something's The othefs
offered no plans 10 better Affairs, Action
was what was needed,
Mt. Hart aald this opinion ENCOURAGED
him TO offer the resolution he had before
suggested, The other resolutions offered
W Mt Sweeney were atsI unanimously
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-21

The P. o. 4 ST. L. Ry. Co. will sell
round trip tickets to st. Louis Monday
May "a, at rate Of $l2 80. Tickets good
returning until May 81. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address j. 9,
1omlinBon, Passenger agent, Panhandle
route, Wheeling.