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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

Peter HCiSberger has moved to Mingo
Conrad Ernst died Sunday night Of con
sumption.
j. ". Yout, Of Columbus, was In town
over Sunday.
NJ. Gordon, @. 4 +. ticket agent, Is out
again after sickness Of Oeveral weeks.
The high school had to be dismissed
yesterday for want Of heat from tho boil.
err Of tho building.
u. +. CoCkRyno and W. T. RuieV are In
Tho East on business and q. w, Dickens
10 Just back from New York.
George W. GrodhNus, proprietor Of The
Bellaire Darrell Works, has made an as.
Bignmentto Gallahor q Woodbridge.
william s. Mills and Mrs, Matilda Run.
yam we're married by Rev. Il, i, KeVlor
Saturday night OF the NJ. L. parsonagO.
Mr.. Traux, tho father Of William Trarx,
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh brakeman
who was killed Bomo time ago was Ia
town yesterday settling up his sons al.
laliB.
Robert Il, Neal hha announced himself
"a candidate for Council from tho Sec.
ond ward to all the vacancy caused by thu
resignation Of John Morris, who has re.
moved 10 Martins Ferry.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk,
Abrond.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
John Pognelett last evening for Chicago.
Mayor Grub has gone east on business.
Mrs. Bowers and her company are at
tho Mcclure House.
Hen. John A. Campbell, Of Hancock
county, Is at the Mcclure House.
Frank R. sapp, Of the Baltimore & Ohio,
ID spending o few days with friends In
Monongalia and Preston counties.
Mr.. Lou Rolf, q well.known Wheeling
boy, who has been living in Minneapolis
for some time past, Is home on q visit,
Hon. N. B. Scott left last evening on q
business trip to New York and Boston
With his new Senatorial honors resting
lightly upon hun.
Mr.. Dave Dinger, one OF the many
Wheelingi!es who went to Minneapolis or
81. Paul 10 engage in business has located
himself again, still further wc0s. He Is
Hog iu Omaha.
Mpaorg. william Biyha, Chris Halbitzsr,
Charles Daup, Charles Rohrig, u. II,
MedrtCh, Henry Rehm and several other
well.known butchers and stick dealers OF
this city and vicinity, have gone to Chi
Cago 10 attend the Fat Stock Show.
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Mrs. Bowers Acting,

Mrs. D. P. Bowers and one Of tho most
magnificent dramatic companies on the
stage, appeared at the Opera House last
evening in John Brougham's famous
drama, "Lady Audley's Secret" Mrs.
Bowers was never before seen here, and
the audience, though not 80 large As 1t
should have been, was fsttering in its
make up. A more select house has
seldom been seen there. Mrs. Bowers
fully suatained the high reputation which
had preceded her, and won repeated re-
calls. The support was 60 even and Of 90
high 3 character as to preclude the neCes-
atty Of epeOial mention,
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sEtzED A RUSSIAN SPY.
british Columbia oVorhauis an Emlssary OF
the CEar with Pertinent pnpers.

British Columbia ovorhRuis an Emlssary OF
the CEar With Pertinent Papers,
OTTAWA, Nov. g.-SkGtore Hotter, a Rus.
sian, and believed to DO spy Bont out for
the purpose Of making sketches Of The
Western Canadian coast along the Pacl.
fC in case Of war over the Bulgarian din.
Guilty between England and Russia. Was
found registered al a hotel In Port Moody
British Columbia, last night. His GctioIs
had been suspicious, aud on iniorma.
ton from here he was arrested. Tho
only charge on which be could be
held waI vagrancy. On this inlofnla.
ton o warrant was sworn out, On search.
Ing. his peraon q complete plan Of lie
hafhor oil Fort Moody was found, showing
tho dock and the depths Of water, and Also
Qualifications. Thege had been elaborate.
~ drawn, and were accompanied BY fall
diagrams, which explained everything,
These were addressed, In q scaled an.
yelope, TO michael Hrogoier, Aeslstant
Secretary 10 the Car, 81 Petersburg,
Russia"
ThBre is considerable excitement here.
over the finding Of these papers, among
tho authorities, and q cable lbs been Sent
2 the English authorities announcing
he result Further Developments ale
expected. II appears that the Accused
,ane 70 this country about three week. |
10, bearing a Russian passport. I'M
epott was In tho same language, but WRS
ranBlAled by the policeman who NADIA
he arrest, who 10 oil that nationality,
lOApeak, 0NsNH Wv
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ruE NIENpTLssoHN CLUE.
One of the Events of the season ut the
Opera House.

One of the Events of the Season ut the
Opera House.
Tomorrow evening will doubtless see
the Opera House packed with the cul.
tured people Of the city. The MendelE-
sohn Qulntstte club, which Is to give a
concert there under the auspices and with
the assistance Of the Arion club, has
never appeared In Wheeling that 1t was
not greeted by q crowd worthy oil its fame.
The following attractive programme will
be rendered;
P4ETI
!. QuIntetts In y, Op. lG6 (Srnnged from the
oCtsItel Introduction, Adsgio 4 Allegro "".,.
Q, Ara, "CaSta Diva" from a,,,..,.. Belline
Miss Alice Ryan
O. Flute Solo, concert
Mr., William schRdO,
1, QuArtctte, O uulOn No, 4, Op, s,,...BeethOven
Allegro modsl1in, AndAnIlnO SCheIEOiO,
g. Chorus, MiIden, Wlnden d Wellen,..:.;,;,,,,.;,,
Alton tIngIug soCIety,
PART II,
O. DlvertImento for Clarluets,, Raernan
Mi, Thomas Ryan,
4 Bocca, BOcca Bella !ItllIRu AIrn......,.n,sottI
Mss Alice Ryan.
S. Violin Solo, '"The Mother PIayeF' ,,,,ole Bull
Mt, John +. Rhodes.
20, MutterSeelen ALIEN tan alOne) by. request
IS6 %cIIl iiiF;is;;r;cc'%;,c,i s Srfh
,ArIon Singing Society.
TO- DAuse llolandAiEe, solo for VOlOncello,"",.,
Mr.. Louis HlumGnbeEg.
Il, b. AdIcu to Naples, lconpOsed iOF QulnIOttC
cluster
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"cOid Short IL 81. Louis AGE Of std.
Weddings Chamber OF Commerce has
interviewed Hamilton Dlsston, and while
not encouraging them, he left Pittsburgh
10 cogitate over the claims OF the new
aspirant. One break in favor OF Wheel.
ing will cause q ruBh in that direction and
upset the phlegm OF her sturdy old CON.
and teach them that the world s
traffic Is not commenced, bounded and
ended by nails, spikea and brsds,
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1.-THE pAvEArENrs OF PARIS"


A Fine Melo.Drama ut the Grand this
Week.
The George A. Henderson Dramatic
Company opened q weeks engagement at
the Grand last evening to q full gallery
and fair-az,d audience down stairs, civ.
log the strong and popular melc-drsma,
"The pavements Of Paris" which was
given here one night last season to q
packed honss, and caught the town. Mr..
Henderson, as Count Flashon, l''an old
campaigner') Is fully the equal OF Harold
Fos6erg in that part, Miss Eugenia Flor.
ence as the Bar0neSS, Miss Lille Condell as
Marie, and indeed, the company in general
Is satisfactory. Tho piece will be repeated
thi1 evening.
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-Ss~
MTIIE TEllROR.N

a West Virginia MountNlnoer with Pistols
IN His bolt.
Pi.OAqs Com. Ga4ette.
"I'm Virginia Twist, the Terrorl" blus'
tered D. E. McGinnis, OF KOyser, W. Va,
as he registered at tho 81, Nicholas Hotel
on Sunday night.
"The Terror" is large, heavy SGT man,
long hair coming from under SLOUGH hat,
and hanging over his shoulders, and a
stubby, matted beard, which he twisted
ssvagely to emphasixs his claim to his
title. He wore a suit Of 'Butternuts and
hickory shirt, which looked as II 1t had
never seen water. Within his belt were
two huge revolver, and he bore an old
muzzle loader carelessly rcptlng on his
arm.
"What sorter grub do you put up
here?" he roarsd out, leaning over the
office desk, and pointing his gun at all
quarters Of the room.
THE REIGN OF TERROR.
"Very, 20 cd sir" said the clerk, siding
toward tho door,
! huht u EuOul Ndtu NIulCh1
"Y.s, sir; certainly, or, and the clerk
vas about 10 disappear out Of the door
when the Terror" turned and growled,
"Aerr, whcre ther sG Don, / want a slug2"
Tia; place ges poiuted cut to him and
lie rtj ,ptned I'LL puppsr time. When he
BtruG IN tho diding rom negro walter
started forward to wait on him, then stop.
ped snidcniy snJ hastily reiterated.
Virginia TSinI" seated himself at a
table near wLeEs some Of the MCCaull
Operl Company chorus girls were sitting
and waited 40 Ut half minute, while
tho ESteTs Gjugr"gltJl In C back part Of
the ROOM 10 decide Uho should wait on
him.
scABiNu rnE OPERA GIRLS,
IL amt goin' 10 wait on dat man." said
one. "Hs bad m,1i you mus take me
fer fool; dat ar maud kill 20 SO soon as
look Mt you"
AT this irucIurs ths WGst Virginisp
ripped out tremendous oath, brought
his immonss tist down on tho table, max
log the crockery tsnco and producing a
stGmpede among tho opera girls.
grub" and he poufsi Oh: "a nninterrupt s
cd strain Of profanity, whiCh nearly GEAR
ed the walters 10 dR. The clerk
rushed up and told him he would have to
stop.
f1"Who in - arc you Pocontempluoualy
Inquired Mr.. McGinnis, as he went on
with his profanity.
, "show me up Ter bed, and take care Of
that gro gun"
He retired md Yesterday morning arose
at dsylight and went out, with the re.
mark, II want to see Their dern town."
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Frank Hennig's engagement with the
Bella Moore Company has ended, and he
concluded to come home. He arrived last
evening from Deu Moines, Ia. He will
probably start an elocution class in this
city II he stays any length OF time. He
Is q good elocutionist, and will be appre.
Ciated accordingly by the Wheeling peo.
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A Big Deer.

PcttrsCurg, ". Va Ga4tt:s.
onWeduesday Of last week, a party Of
hunters from this place killed the largest
deer that has been killed anywhere in
this section Of tho country for some time.
It weighed 2lO pounds net ,aud was killed
near tho residence Of Sol. X. Nplson. I:e
Shobe's dogs brought /. in, AID George
Harness, IL, shot 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

An Assurance of 1nsorraptibiS Integrity.
The presence Of Genl's q. T. BsAurs.
gard Of La, and Juhal A. Early Of Va, at
tho drAwingsoiT The Loulnaus State Lottery
Company, In entire charge, ID regarded aS
Y Guarantee Of absolute fairness and Ia.
tegfity. Any advertisement OF offer 10
guarantee any Partially would expose the
Cloven hoOi Of the Bwlndlsr, Remember
that the next (the lO0sh Grand Monthly
and the Extraordinary Quarterly Draw.
Ing tAkes'blA on psC. l4th, when oyet
hall 4 million q dollAf1 will 20 aging
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1t will pay all our readsrs iopcEuse very
carefully the article olSsThuTe copied
from the Scientific american, addressed II
that dispasslonate paper, aud reproduced
herein because 1t Is Of very great valne to
everyone, containing 81 ms important
scientiHc facts very plainly put.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09
A. l.. IIIco y Co.
CoLoREp Saline.

Many ei our customers have been In
quiring for 80 cent SRtin6--ior fancy work
and we had none at that price, Ourg
were 76 cents, so we just thought ovnr the
matter and concluded 10 sell our 10 cent
quality for so cents. We have about 80
different Colora aud can suit almost any
taste. A. l., RICE Il Co.
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A special meetingot the Board Of I'm,
dsrwtItOrs Of this city has bsOn called 10
meet at 2 O'Clock this afternoon ior the
purpose Of making an investigation into
tbs EoCalled Academic tho pipes Of the
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia,
that took place Saturday evening, when
the pressure got beyond control and sew.
erRl disastrous ConnagfAtions were mar.
ToWly syerIed. Had tho accident occur.
rcd 4 low hours later II is probable that
half tie town would have been destroyed,
Three or four claims Of loss have al.
ready been Alel With the Board Of I'm.
tho result ol Saturday nlghPs
accident. II Ia very probable that tue
Gas Company will be asked to settle these
sleimB,
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From lis lbs. 10 1871 lbs,
To the Cutlcura Remedies l Owe
Ny Health, My Happiness,
and Ny Life.

A day meyer paSsts that do not think and sneak
kindly Of the CUTiCuRA REMEDIES. Seven Year
ago. OIL o. q dozen Jumps formed on my neck,
az asS WC om SShSry y s ,onI 2 al orange
iul 70 bear; people tuintd aside when they saw
me- 10 disgust aud was ashamed 10 10 on the
street, or "a 4ooletyi PhyslCAns and their treat
q moment Of despair tried tho CUTiOGRl HEEE.
DIES uTtcURA, the great Skin euro aud CuTfcURl
SoAP, On exquisite skin leauLiHer, externally and
yyIigysA kEESoLyEHr, the nov Blood Puhior H.,
Iernalyi The small lulpltRS call ihem) GRADUALLY
disappe1ted, and tho large onOI broke, III about
two weeks, dllClArgng largo quantities Of mater
leaving Two slight Isat 10 ny neck today 10 tOii
one hundred and HitcOl lioili pounds; my weight
now y one hundred and hlxty.OnO IOild, Healthy
pounds aud my height y only Eve feet Aye inches,
4. nli w isyeM pIaloi th9 Cu1icuRA 1lGARDiIS,
piIs OWE ny HEALTH NY hAfTlNISI and NY LIVE
prominent New York druggist htked MO ihs
S S!as cay Do yo lEl s9 w CyLlgph4 REII
was ~ do, aud shall always | have never knS,giI
what Sickness II since commenced uSlns Inc Cur
lpuhA REMEDIES Eom0llmcs am laughed AZ by
S b T sSo6 ~ s g Ss w t5 SsqapSS W. &S
senses and believe the same a. ttGe that uSe them,
~ dozens hAYV whom have told, MAY lie iinn
S SS S when thSiS Shhll 10 largo GUfgIH Sp
ilt q humanity, where The CUTlGIES HEaSSIS,
lhall % sold ONLY 20 that there viii bo iatsiV
nOsd oi ever entering drug store.
70 rlo1 1901, New SY2 offS, NY,
CUftcuaA RGNEDtGS arc noslllye ou,e IA, hvs,v
iorn q Skin ana blood diseases, from piEpitS Ia
soI0Inla. sold everywhere pfl0el UUfiCIiRI. 6
Ienls boAF, 70 0onbj llEsOLvINf, oi,0j PfspafsT
he FOTILA DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., BoSLOn,
,end for "itow to Cure skin Diseases. ~
ri PLE1, BlaoklieadG, sEin lIieul,hos, and taby
tNH Hum0iA, ui0 CUTlCUAA SOAP 20
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aAA so AAANN - W.
UNDRRwEAR.

Wo keep the best makes Of Ladies',
Mlalpb' and Children'S Underwear. We
bought them carly in the season when
priCe8 were lower than they are now and
we offer them at leBS than present market
prices. A. L. RlCR X Co.
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nTAeic was spund Of revelfy by night
and she had card but eoyldn't 90 oil on
account Of neuralgia. Her ttyorlte
dude, however, had Glsvel head, and Ia,
h(eGd pt . bouquet, brought Salvation
Oh. They Nsgt and were happy once
more,
mn, Taiboip, N. D., writs!-"Di. Bulps
Cough Syfup goes 40 tast our drugglslb
pan'E keep Bupplied,'
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ilOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate

Dr. o. X, DAkC, Belleville, ILL.,, sayS; ~
have pteCtibsd hundreds oil boitleB OF II.
II "a Of great value In all forms Of nervous
disease which arc accompanied BY lOag VI
power
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-09

about the world, trying to fall into some
ones pocket, For any information Rd'
dress N. A, Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Sure you are right, go ahead!
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a. Il. lIIcO Is Co.

All theleGdiUg makes otCoriOts arc rep
resented in our stock.
"Gloye Fitting ard Abdominal and
NqtaiDg CorseiR." ~
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KID GLOVES
lNr

We oper to-day 30 dtzsn Black and
Colored kid Gloves, 8 button lengths,
which We offer at $l00 aud warrant every
BAR. A, l., RICE & Co,
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I" WnOsOEVER VIM"

May be saved-NIr, Moody Speaks to u
Large Crowd.
The Ohaplne street rink commenced to
fill up rapidly last night just as soou as
the doom we're opened, and for On hour
there was steady stream OF humanity
pouring into thu building, The ushers
who have become quito adept in their
business, seated tho people quickly, put
ting them in the gestg' closely at the front
frat, and thus gradually filling the house
up. Last nights congregation was q
noticeable one from the fact that 1t was
largely made up OF working people. There
was 3 big choir present and the music was
excellent. .
Alter the usual song GOrvlcs, the regu.
lar exercises were commenced by Prof.
Towner, who sang "I'm tho Child Of u
King" the choir singing the chorus. The
congregation Gang "Come, Thou Fount Of
Every blessing" Every one appeared 10
sing and tho place was filed with tho vol
un0 oil melody. Prayer was offered by
Rev. DR.. Mcclure Of the U. T. church.
The choir sang when all the Saints get
Home" The congregation bowed their
heads in silent prayer, For threa minutes
1t was go quiet that Clock on the wall
could he distinctly heard ticking tho sec
ouds away. 1t was q solemn and impress
giVD oCCAuiOn,
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WE have introduced new system Of
selling Watches Oh Tho insiallment plan
whereby you can secure q watch Ut once
Oh easy payments. tall and investigate
JACOB w. GRUBB, JGWGler,
Cor. Twelfth auG Market SIS.
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FALL and Winter Stoek just received.
A lull line Of sultings, OYerCOatlRgs
and PantalOODings. Also full limo Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
SultlDgs q Speciality. 800. .,.,,,
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Wooden, Plush and Velvet Hoods
beautiful styles, at very low prices.
A. /. RICE 4 Co.
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nnn.. ,... y. HLi9BANpsl
KIDNEY PAINS

With ihelt weary, dull, aohlnr lIlolo,s,
III allEgtg tehI4liOn, relieved ID one
Plaster. Warranted, Xt dSiSsiiy. "a
Sen2' Potter Drug CO.. Boston,
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Let me call your attention to Mahasuah.
q more wicked monarch mayer was known,
probably, and yet when he, remembering
probably what bis father had taught him
when q lad, and among other things tho
teachings Of Joe called upon the Lord,
the Lord heard blm and ManGssR6
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TherInnIlIriSr ILpcorl.

The following Ehow9 the range Of the
Thermometer al observed al SChnepF drug
store, Opera House conner, Monday:
"a. M, 30'; II NJ, 4O'i 3r.3n 4O'; 7r. NJ,
A0o
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WAsnrNdroN, d. O., Nov. OIL a. NJ
For Western PennsylvaniG, and West
Virginia: Fair weather; warmer Gouth.
erly Windg.
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Beacon I'LL Linen,
Is tho Finest paper made.
j. i. WILSON,
Bookseller g. SlatlOnCr,
1903 Market 81.
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May be sayed-NIr, Moody Speaks to u
large Crowd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-07-30

THERE seems to be a disposition in
some quarters, and we might mention
the South Branch Inteligencer in this con-
nection, to judge Congressman Wilson
by the number of offices he gets for his
constituents. 1t occurs to us that this
Is not a very broad-gauged idea. A
Representative should be judged by his
ability as q statesman, by his mental
and moral qualifications, by the influ-
ence he exerts and the respect he COM
mands In governmental circles, by the
legislation he frames, and by his posi-
tion on public questions. These are the
points that should be looked at, and we
think Mr.. Wilson will bear close scrut-
my on all of them. And though we do
not think office-getting is measure of
craftsmanship, yet when il comes to
this it will be found that Mr.. Wilson
has accomplished fully as much as any
Of his colleagues. He has as much in
1luence with the heads of departments
las any other member, and he Is wise In
not abusing that influence by override
ing the business of place-hunting. We
xre for the best man always, and up to
this time we consider Mr.. Wilson the
best that has been named.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-07-30
MAYORS
PROCLAMATION.

DY order of the Council, notice Is hereby
d given to the citizens Of ShepherdstoWn 10
remove all filth from their premises. cellars,
sinks, hog-pens and out-houses should %
cleaned and lined, the weeds and manure IN
the streets and alleys removed. Let not the
proyerblal good health of our people be I'M
perilled by neglect Of proper sanitary precsu-
lions on our part.
Section XVI OF Chapter TX OF the orulhah-
ces reads as follows:
ar any person shall permit in his or ner
cellar clubhouse, yard or garden, within the
corporate limits Of this town, any manure,
dirt or filth of any kind that produces an un
pleasant odor, or taints the air, the person Of
Tending therein, upon the complaint OF any
citizen or the information OF the Town SER
geant, shall upon conviction be fined not less
than one nor more than five dollars. AND
the Mayor or Town Sergeant may cause the
said manure. dirt or filth TO be removed al
the cost and expense OF the offender In addi-
ton to said fine" ,,>
b. +. HARRISON,
Teste. Mayor.
]. S. FLEMING, Recorder.
Inly l6. lSS6-3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-07-30
State of West Virginia,
County Of Jefferson.

Clerks ONCE of the County Court.
The following Ia q list OF All Dee9s, &C. -. ~
United to record in said once during the
week ending July "a. 1886:
l. John Criswell to G. w. Eyler. Trustee Tor
Frick Company. Deed OF trust. dated Janu-
ary 18th, 1885, conveying personal properly
Date Of record, July 18th. 1856.
2 Augustus Sommer and.wife and John =;
Norton, Trustee for the Union straw boetu
Shepherdstown Paper Mil properly. oss sss
July ID, 1886. Date OF record, July lstn, Isso:
8. Ann A. Aisquith to Cleon Moore, Irustee
for Edward Tearney, Committee Admir- a. o.
N OF Thos Briscoe. Deed Of trust, dated
March 18th, 1856. conveying several iotS OF
land, in Charlestown. Date OF record, July
l9, 1886. . Y,,,. .
Coleman Deed OF bargain and sale, dated
Anril 2I. 1856 conveying u of q lot OF land In
the town OF Bolivar. Date OF record July %
1886. ~
5. VIM. Phillips Sons to George w. Ander,
SON. Release OF Mechanic 8 Lien, dated anu
recorded July q, 1885. c,
6. George w. Anderson TO 4. Z. Green
Trustee ofIefferson County Building Associ-
alton No. Z. Deed OF trust, dated July -, 1890
conveying a lot of land, near Chariesto~h.
Date OF record, July q, 1856 60 IT,.
4 George w. Anderson 10 L. &. Green, Irus-
tee for VIM. Phillips and Sons. Deed OF trust
dated July ., 1856, conveying lot OF iana'
near Charlestown. Date OF record, July 10
1886. -.
s. John H. Furtney and wife TO j. n. Us
bourn, Trustee for w. w. Jacobs ana jas; %.
McGarry Deed OF trust, dated July =, 1880,
conveying personal property. Date OF record
July q. 1886. >,onpu
Teste. L. A. MOOhE,
Iuly 10 1886 Clerk OF County Court.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-07-30

The Baldwin j. locomotive Works,
Philadelphia, just completed and ship
ped an engine numbered 5000, rep
resenting the number of engines built by
the works. The first locomotive W; 8
turned out in December, 1882. and it
took twenty years to build the first five
hundred. 1t required forty-four years
to complete the first four thousand en-
gines, while the same number have been
constructed during the last ten years.
The average has been about twelve en-
gines to each month since the works
were started.