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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-10
ASK your grocer for Wheeling Bakery
Company's Gne Fruit Cakes.


The river was stationary at this point
yesterday With a depth in the channel,
according to the levee gauge, of 7 feet
inches. The Andes Is due this afternoon
from Cincinnati for which point she
will leave ON her return trip tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Andes needs
no words OF praise to recommend her
to the public; both the steamer and her
clever officers, Capt. Charlie Muhleman
aud Clerk Mart Noll, are deservedly
popular with the trade, and never fail
TO secure their fare share OF bus.
mess. The Katie Stockdale pass
ed up at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon on her way from Cincinnati
to Pittsburgh with good trip. The Ben
Hur passed up at Q o'clock yesterday
morning, making her usual Sunday trip
from Parkershurg to Pittsburgh; she will
pass down this morning. The Louis A.
Sherley left Saturday night for Cincin-
natl with u good trip. The Lizzie Bay,
which ran In the trade between here
and Cincinnati while the Sherley was
laid up undergoing repairs, is to be con-
tinued in the Cincinnati-Pittsburg
trade, starting up the river Wednesday
nights and down Sunday nights. Go.
ing up she will pass here Saturdays aud
down on Mondays. Capt. Ed Maddy
will command and Ira B. Huntington,
the atfable, will be in the Office.
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ficept music than TO hold the purse
striHgs Of Rothschiid. In conversation
with q reporter about the Boston jubilee
he once said: al derive a sweeter pleas
ure from music than all the money in the
world could give; it is the food Of my
soul, and under its heavenly influence /
have forgotten many cares and trials.
Though among the humblest Of its rep,
resentatives, / have been one ofits most
ardent worshippers since childhood.
Never could have thought OF or would
/ have attempted TO bring about the
glorious jubilees were it not that my
heart was filled with belief that there
is q grandeur,a majesty, q wonderful
beauty and inspiration in music pro-
dueed by such combination Of voices
and instruments infinitely more sublime
in its effect than anything else heard by
mortal ear"
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Gas has been dispensed with at the BellaIre
City Water Works as fuel.
The c., L. & ". Railway has two watchmen
At the Noble street crossing now.
Mrs. Martin Cowen aud son. Duane, Of Chi.
cago, are here, the guests Of relatives.
The. ladies of the First #, Z. Church made slO1
clear from their Thanksgiving dinner.
| Thieves stole coat, revolver and scarf from 8
| g. & P. caboose, belonging to J. Z. Young, the
fagman.
Rev. J. G. Smith, OF the South Bellairc church,
begins series Of meetings at Quincy to night,
lasting two weeks,
A slick gentleman tried the "aIm liam" change
racket here on Saturday, but things got very
warm Tor him aud he left,
NJ. Alger has In his warehouse window some
81 the aRest apples ever seen in this city, named
the TompEinS kounty King.
A sister Of the lRle John Creep, who was killed
on the b., Y. & Q. railway, will sue tho company
for damages, 10 II was reported here Saturday.
Mail ABentswing. OF the river division OF tho
Cleveland Pittsburgh railroad, Will BIO trans
terred this week 70 the main llnO OF the same
| road.
John Gniton, who was 10 badly hurt by a
valve blowing out Of his engine some time ago,
died at his home In Wellsville yesterday morn
Ing Of O'Clock.
Mf. W. u. GfOQhAus, VINO recently Chnc uete
from . trip 70 Australia, bought tickets yester.
day for the City Of Mexico This il his inst visit
70 Bellaire In fourteen years
The new street car llue IL dowu as far Is In.
dian run bridge and the men are rapidly push.
Ing forward. It looks now as though Belleaire
would have car line In n few weeks.
RI. Rev. John A. wAttersOn, Bishop Of Colum.
bus, confirmed large class Of children and
adults yesterday afternoon, aud lectured In the
evening. The church was literally packed.
DR.. MuhicmRn and ". NJ. Hamilton were ap.
pointed TO Ill the vacancies OccaSlOned by the
resignation Of Il. A. McGregor aud Col. Mercer
from the BellAlre Window Glass Company Board
OF Directors. DR.. Muhlemau was also made Vice
President,
The superlhtendents and Managers Of both
the Ohio Valley and Cleveland & Pittsburgh nall.
roads went over the Ohio Valley line ~ far down
a. shady Side yesterday morning. They were
looking at the lay Of the land and buying some
more, or looking At some with the intention Of
buying II for track purposes aud stock pens.
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The Rev. Or. John r. Thompson, for
merly stationed here and later made
President Of the West Virginia Univer-
sity, and now pastor OF the Washington
Square NJ. y. church, New York city, ia
completely broken down in health. In
the spring he will give up his charge
and will take II rest for at least year.
A very wealthy member Of his congre-
COTTON has volunteered to pay all OF the
expenses Of DR.. Thompson and his fam
lily for u years travel and rest.
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WHEELING BAKERY CoNPANY's fine
Fruit Cakes for sale at your grocery.


We desire to cali the attention OF the
general public to the fact that Messrs.
Conner & Snedeker are handling Ar.
mour & Co.'s highest grade OF Butterine,
now legally known as oieomargarine.
The quality Of this Butterine is far su-
perior in flavor, texture and sweetness
to any OF the butter now coming into
the market, and we respectfully solicit a
call and inspection OF these goods and
know you will agree that Butterine ia
better than your local butter. It costs
considerably less. Fresh supplies are
constantly in stock,
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Two big blocks OF mill stock were sold
by Auctioneer Halter at the front dool
OF the Court House Saturday:
Sixty-four shares of Bellairc nail mill
stock, par value $50, sold to j. II. Nc
Courtney for SOL per share.
OHe hundred and fifty shares OF Ben.
wood mill stock, par value 500, sold ia
NJ. Horkheimer for SIS per share.
A.block OF Belmont stock, par value
$500, was bid up to SlSS and Withdrawn.
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Collie.

Persons, and especially children, are
subject to this agoniEtng complaint,
which often comes on suddenly in the
night and without any previous warn
ing. Simmons Liver Regulator should
always be at hand, A single dose will
generally allay the pain. Il never fails
in giving relief, It lis harmless, and can
be gwen with safety to a child Of the
tenderest age. MwF4w
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The suggestion that steubenville again
enter the base ball field as member o.
the Tri.State League TO be recognized
for the coming season, has been favor
ably received both here and at Steuben-
vile. To-day some gentlemen interest
ed in base ball matters here intend go.
ing up to sec the SteubenYille lovers and
patrons OF the National game, and trying
to get movement started there that
shall result in the old Association being
revived. Under the plan on which the
League is to be managed next season,
Steubenville conld easily keep up with
the financial pace.
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The Cumberland Meus says that the
rumor that the West Virginia Central
road will build shops at Leadsville TO be
rechristened Elkins), this State, and re-
move several OF its offices there, is be-
lieved 10 be well founded, in view Of
the recent utterances Hon. S. B.
Elkins made in Pittsburgh, wherein he
said that Pittsburgh would likely be the
objective point OF the road.
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In Judge Boyd's Court Saturday in the
cese OF the city vs.. the Natural Gas Com
pany of West Virginia, the defendant
moved for q change OF venue, and in
support thereof filed nineteen atfidavits
that public prejudice exists here to such
an extent that the company cannot get
justice. Consideration Of the motion was
set for Tuesday. The plaintiff g de.
murrer to a motion for certiorari was
arDurd.
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Mrs. Peter Dcapot, Of Syracuse, a former resi-.
| dent Of OBwegO, at 1872 East Second street. whose
name before marriage was Ellen HacEet, was
croSs.eyed II years, DR.. Wilbur made them per,
| fectly straight In one minute without pain.
Mr.. Michael DAILY, Of Aurora, n. Y, was blind
eight years; wG2 treated by many eminent occu
lists, and spent hundreds Of dollars without re.
ceIylng any benefit: DR.. Wilbur treated him,
and ne ran sec rs well as when boy.
Mr.. c. II. Mcclure, Superintendent Of the
cArding department, Standard Yarn Mills Gave.
30, had d girl that was parRlyzed In both limbs:
could not walk or stand 10 save her life. DR..
Wilbur cured her, aud She eau walk as we'll Al
Miss Mary Anderson, who lives at tho Little.
John HonAe, 0swegO, has had female troubles iOT
years. she was treated by pnySlclAus In Syta.
cUse, 0Swego and other places, but grew worse,
lest 10 pounds Of flesh, spent all the money she
earned with doctors. She has been treating
With DR., Wilbur only few weeks and sintes
she feels like q new woman.
John LENT, IL Bleecher street, symcuSe had
ssone in his bladder since last May. He was Tiu.
successfully operated on twice by Syracuse ply.
slclAnS. Dr.. Wilbur removed II and the boy il
all we'll.
cuse, had tumor Of eye for uInc Year,. Or.
Wilbur removed Il. Its position rendered ia 70.
mOvRl delicate operation. The duct between
tie eye aud nose was also closed up, causing
tears 70 constantly run over bel, cheek. He
Mrs. ". I, Birdset, OF Auburn, n. Y, had 70.
male trouble for yearS. DR.. Wilbur cured her.
She says she now feels aS well rs girl.
Thomas GnhRm, GO Ninth street, Auburn, was
deaf for i've years, could hardly hear the loudeSt
conversation. Or, Wilbur eperatet on him aud
cured him permanently, 10 he now hears a
whisper or watch tick.
Mr.. james AehRn, Of Utica, y. Y, several
years ago had scarlet fever, which was followed
by acute BrightS disease Of the Kidneys, He
Ewellcd all over and was blind Tor two weeks
Dr. Wilbur treated him and to-day he weayes In
the factory aud Ia a we'll man.
Miss Rittic kearnel, OF 81 Bronson street, o..
weR0 had eight moles on her face, which pr
Wilbur removed without the use Of the knife
and not causing any pain.
The above are only 4 lew OF the many testimO.
malls received by tho Doctor. Many are with.
held from publication by request OF the parties
concerned.
The Doctor invites correspondence from peo-
pie at . distance, but never answers any letter.
unless they contain two stamps. dei0
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While Atkinson and Pendleton, Golf
and Fleming differ in their opinions in
regard to the official count, they all four
admit that Edw. L. Rose & Co.'s is the
only place to secure the very best sew
ing machines at the lowest prices and on
the best terms. So say we all OF us: See
lad" on another page.-Sgned, Demo
cratic and Republican Committee.
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John Glasscock returned TO his home
in Wheeling without definitely having
arranged his engagement with the In
dianapolis club for next season. An
offer had been made him TO let him man
age and captain the club next season, he
to get the limit ($2,500l for services as q
player and probably 81, 900 more in biz
official capacity. This proposition held
good until Saturday, when he accepted,
although he wanted more money.
The Westlake brothers, the Bellaire
base ballists, have had several offers from
Tri-State League clubs.
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Mr.. Louis X. Cook, well known glass
tinisher, employed at the Central works,
had number Of his Republican friends
gather Mt his pleasant home, No. 15i
Eighteenth street, Saturday evening
and together they rejoiced over the par
ty's success. The time was passed very
pleasantly singing songs and discussing
the excellent supper. Everyone was
well pleased with the occasion.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will sell cheap excursion tickets
between all ticket stations on its lines
enst of the Ohio river, on December %,
%, "a, %, 80 and Slst, 1883, and on Jan
nary /, 1889, good for return passage
until January 3, 1889, inclusive.
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John Maginuis, foreman Of the press
department of the Nail City Lantern
Company, met with serious accident
on Saturday afternoon which resulted
in the loss Of three fingers from the left
hand. Mr.. AIaginnis was working at u
press, when by mistake boy pushed a
lever, which resulted 10 the die de.
scending on his baud, with the above
rnanlt
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Quick Work.

The force of the Wheeling Natural
Gas company employees in Bellaire, I'M
der the superintendence Of Mr.. Dawson,
cut the twelve inch main line and put in
three twelve inch gates, two twelve inch
"Y's," two twelve inch sleeves and had
gas turned on in one hour and forty
minutes. The natural gas was shut
off Mt noon on Saturday for the connec-
ton to be made at the new blower, but
about o'clock ii came on again without
inconvenieneing anybody in the least.
This is very creditable record.
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Holiday Goods.
N1e 5Sutellioeuter.



Wanted An Experienced DOOk'kecper.
For SAlc--ShOw Gases.
For .Ru-A Cottage House,. 7. Spamon.
For SAle-SiX Fer BOBdS-G, U. Smith.
seek NJ Furihpr-F IlnuRuef.
Lincoln club Meeting.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
FOr hGlidny Prcsents-Geo. a. WicEhamt
Auction House.
Grand OPEN 1IouSe-N. 5. Wood,
Opera IlOuse-GeO. Wilson'S Gllded MaStOdOns
FiIrS-C. Il. Guuther'B Sons.
For Sale or For Rcut--Inmcs A. Henry.
Holiday GOOdS-ucO. N. Shook 4 Co.-Iead
ST Local
Hotel Windsor for Fifteen Days-Dr. Wilbur
Fourth page.
NEW and desirable novelties in Jew.
elry received dniiy from now until
Christmas. Ito not full to see them, ut
JACOB ". 6RUBBS
jewelry Store,
Cor. Twelfth anti Market Streets,
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DR.. Wilbur, Specialist.


Treats successfully chronic and long standing
diseases, rs those Of the Head, Throat and Lungs:
Liver, Kidney aud Heart complaints; InYeter.
ate Diseases Of the Stomach that have detled ali
other methods; those fearful diseases Of the
Nervous System, arising from whatever causes:
sCroiula, DropSy, Paralysis, Fits. Fever Sores,
Contracted Cords. Enlarged and suf Joints,
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, spiatlCN, Rome Dei0rm
tiles, salt Rheum. ErysiPelaS, Scald Head, III
conditioned UlCers, Syphilis, Nasal pelypus,
Asthms, Hay Fever, Rose Cold, Winter Coughs
Chronic Di9rrh9H aud Diabetes All may be
cured by. this wonderful system, If not 100 far
advanced. Bone diseases cured when all meth.
DDS have lniled.
Ladies' who are suffering from complaints pc.
culiar 10 their sex can consult the Doctor with
every assurance OF speedy relief aud permanent
cure without gubIecting them 70 the embarraSS
Ing procedure OF an examination, which in nine
cases out o, ten Is unnecessary. The Doctor
particularly invites all cases that have been
given up BY other physicians.
bB-Tho Doctor will remove one Tape Worm
free Of charge; also StrRlghten the flrSt case Of
Cross Eyes that presents Itself NJ the hotel PRE-.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 9.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, fair,
except light rain on the lakes; warmer,
soutlwesterly winds.
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FOR FAIL AND WINTER.

lust received completG and artistic
assortment of SuitlngS, Pantal0Oniugs
aud OVcrcoatlugS, which We warrant 10
make up In flrSt.clASS style, and ut rea'
S0uaLlc prices. Fit guaranteed.
Specialties-JnSt received, so dozen
moro az the hest so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts vi so cents
aud upwards. Full line Of our cCle.
bratGd Knit Jackets.
c. HESS & SONS,
1921 & 1923 Market Street.
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UNCERTAINTY may attend business
ventures and enterprises, but it never
attends the prompt administration OF Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
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my sore ran in the night, and my soul
refused TO be comforted." "POor ie!,
low Of course 1t did. Pity, he couldn't
get Salvation Oil. Only % cents.
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WHEELING BAKERY CoMPANY's JuDI'
lee Bread, wholesome and nutritious
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Consultation and Examination Pree,
TESTIMONIALS.

OFFICE HoURs-From 10 a. m. TIL p. m,
Sundays excepted,
Trmors and Cancers reuIOred wilhoW pain or he
u1e Of a knife
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WHEELING BAKERY CoMPASY's Jubi.
lee Bread has no equal. None genuine
without their seal.
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FAILURE and IT'S CAUSES.
Rev. L. w. Bars Second Ser
mon Of -Four to Young Men.
HBOUT SUCCESS IN LIFE. "
A Practical and Instructive Glance
at tho Commonest Reasons for
Failure in Business = Bad
Company, Drink, Etc.

AT the Third Presbyterian church last
evening the pastor, Rev. L. W. Barr,
preached the second Of his sermons to
young men on Success in Life" His
topic was: "Failure; its causes" The
attendance was large and the congrega-
ton very attentive. He took for his
text Luke xy., Is. True success, or
making the most OF the powers God has
given us, requires the rigid observance
/ Of the following conditions: Industry,
regularity, prudence and fidelity. To
ignore these conditions, or part OF
them, means failure. The slothlul, i'm
prudent man will never make life's bat
lie success. Whatever ability man
possesses must be put to usury.
The Judge in our Lords parable said
TO the wicked, slothful servant: Thou
oughtest to have put my money to the
exchangers." No thoughtful, earnest
Young man who desires success in life
will question the fact that he must make
u right use OF his opportunities-yet
many noble men fail. Why? To the
answer of that question invite your
attention this evening.
One of the frequent roots OF failure is
bad company. The Psalmist, Israel, was
inspired to sing: blessed is the man
that walketh not in the counsel OF the
upgodiy nor standeth in the way Of sim
ners, nor sitteth in the seat OF the scorn.
full" Yet the warning is not needed by
many whose principles concerning life
are good and every prospect before them
is propitious. The young man who
labors hard through the busy hours of
toll finds when the evenings come, or
the days Of leisure, desire for reCrea-
ton. Youth is a period Of intense ac-
tivity-actiyity ::of muscle, blood, brain
and nerve force. Reason and the pas
sions are both developing, but the latter
much more rapidly than the former.
New scenes, new events, new pleasures
in the social life surround him.
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How could we get along without our
'Mile-End?" Couldn't.
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bogus jubilee Bread. None genuine
without Wheeling Bakery Company's
Seal.
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"a STITCH in time saves niHe"-h
taken with "Mile.End." Yes.
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G. HESS z SUNS,
1891 & 1923 Market Street,


The thermometer at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered us follows:
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WORLDLY ADJUSTMENTS

attract; shrewd friends entice, and ere
he is aware he is feasting the eye and
delighting the heart while he sits in the
"seat Of the scornful." Not unfrequent-
" reason is dethroned and passion rules
until the hopes Of the hopeful are for
ever blasted. Bad company cxerted its
influence by sapping his strength, de-
stroying his abilities, aud his life became
a failure.
A man is not merely revealed by the
company he keeps, but he is made more
and more like 1t. l would that men
would think OF this, who place their
boys and girls to work side by side with
the base and impure. The. home Of pu'
rity has no protection for its children
when they are placed in the factories,
and mills. and public places, because Of
the demoralizing society which exists to
too great an extent.
The pure minded youth enters in
some shops, as it were, pandemonium,
and long before he has served an ap-
premiership his mind is stored with a
vocabulary OF vice, and the manly prin-
ciples OF a true successful manhood are
dwarfed beyond redemption.
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A large and attractive stock Of the
above all marked at lowest prices.
we are selling three ta)very hand
somely Illustrated Juvenile Books
worth $2.75 for only $i.oo.
Please call early In the day and
avoid the Afternoon rush.
FS'Store open every evening from
now until Christmas.
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Geo. M. Shook & Co.


SANTA
SMILES AT
Shook Zoos
SPLENDID STOCK OF
Holiday Goods!
OF which the following are but a lew oil
tho most prominent:
Cloaks.
Silks,
Pushes,
Hen riettas.
Rroadcloths,
cloakings,
Blankets,
Comforts,
Skirts,
Sh wis,
Muffs and Boas,
Umbrellas,
Table Cloths,
Napkins,
Towels,
Bed Spreads,
Throws,
Lambrequins,
Portieres,
Lace Bed Sets,
Lace Curtains,
Lace Tides,
Aprons,
Handkerchief,
Mufflers,
Gloves,
Ties, Fans,
Plush Novelties,
Satchels,
Pocket Books,
Collars and Cuffs.
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DIR. WILBUR

has adopted this plan: That he will charge moth.
Ing for advice. consultation or treatment until
the patient pron0unces himself well. THE ONLY
CHARGE BEING MADE Is FOR MEDICINE USED DUR.
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BANKRUPT
Clothing SaIeI

is the talk of the city Listen the conversations
the street the hotels Listen the discussions Of
the people the streets, and you'll hear them all talking
about this wonderful sae at the theatre OPERA in the
stores the workshops the factories the mills the
boats in the homes of happy families the boarding houses
Everybody old and young Of both sexes be greatly
interested in this miraculous slaughter that is saving such
vast Of money to the people Of Wheeling and vicinity
his neghbor they come in tens then twenties then e
and in scores until we are compelled close the doors This
week we have secured saesmen and will have
leave without being waited upon.
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rhc Lnte.t 0nlcInl Returns.

Jubilee Bread has seal on every loaf.
None genuine without their seal.