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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger, in the city and wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Tho young ladies' Of Mrs. senseny'l
boarding house will not receive to-day.
MeOsrs. Charles L. Hobbs and james
Adams we're in Pittsburgh Saturday on 1
business trip.
Capt. R. 7. Dsyries, superintendent o.
the Baltimore & Ohio'G Trans.0hio Divis
ions, arrived here yesterday in his private
car Newark" and spent the day with his
family.
Mr.. and Mira. Holloway, Of Flushing
who have been spending few days With
Mrs. Holloway's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiah Warren, Of Fifteenth street, will
leave for home to-day.
Mr.. CLARK Hamilton, Of Grafton, 8 mem
Der Of the clerical force in the Office Of
Internal Revenue Collector McGrRw,
arrived In the city yesterday and will cele.
brste New Years here with friends.
Mr.. VIII GuGman, who has been absent
from the city for year past, Is home for
q few days on visit to his parents. He
Is now located ct McKeosport, where he
IL at the head Of a large clothing store.
Mr.. John Howard, late clerk in secre-
tary Of State Walksr's Office ut Charleston,
will remain at his homo here and enter
into the practice Of law with Hon. ]. B.
Somervills. He is popular man and the
new firm ought TO be 20.
Mr.. Oscar seelsy, Past Exalted Ruler Of
the Wheeling Lodge Of Elks, who recently
returned from New York, whore he was in
attendance on the Grand Lodge as dele.
gate from mere, has been appointed BY DR..
Hamilton Z. Leach, Of Washington, D. o.,
Exalted Grand Ruler, the District Deputy
Exalted Ruler for West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted "a
record tho following deeds in fee:
Deed made March 2, 1887, by John L.
MCRennon to Ann r. Richardson, for the
centre one-third Of the north half OF lot
No. 10, In W. W. shriyer's addition, On
the southwest corner Of Wood and FL.
tenth streets. Consideration, s, 0OQ
Deed made December II, 1857, by j. ID
Dtoksy, Of Washington county, Pa, @
Samuel Noble and James Noble, Of the
samo place, for the undivided half Of q
certain piece Of land, on the line betS cen
Pennsylvania and WsSt Virginia. Don.
alteration, $50.
Deed made November IL, 1881, by
Henry r. Bornsman and vile, to Frank
Warmth, Tor piece Of ground fronting
fifty feet on Coal street, Consideration,
5000
Decd made December 20, 1887, BY Ann
7. Richardson, 10 Eliza j. VRnReuren,
for the centre third Of the north half oil
lot No. 10, In W. W. shElYOF's addition.
Consideration, $2,4O0.
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any Aunt Bridget" delighted two more
large audiences Of the Grand Saturday
This afternoon and evening the LeonzC
Brothers dramatic company, including the
most wonderful dogs ever seen on the
stage, will open an engagement in q round
OF thrilling dramas which never fail Ia
pack the house and to delight all who zee
them. The engagement Is unique in its
way, and presents such varied attractions
that the theatre Roer who is not pleased
by one Of their plays must DO hard indeed
to satiSiy.
In the way OF coming attractions at the
Grand, Manager GentheT's bookings are
as follows: The eoBzo Brothers will be
followed by Francis Bishop in "Mugg's
Landing" January 0, 10 aud II; "PGs.
sions Slave" January l2, IS and IA "Ohip
o. the Old Block" 10, II and is; the
Crescent City Opera Company, 10, 20 and
q Frank Deshon ia tho principal come
DIAM; Emile soldeno's Burlnaque Com.
pany, %, "A and 25; McCarty's True
Irish Hearts," %, q and IS; "CheCkered
Lile," 30, 81 and February /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02
A CREDIT no MHEEL1Na.
Specimens of Good Taste and skin nIul.

specimens of Good Taste and skill HIul.
The ISTELuoEEcER has alrsady spoken
in commentator Of the elegant new
broughsm turned out by Messrs. Donald
son, Lewis d Co. for Mrs. John Il. Hobbs,
It sounds little monotonohs to be con.
stantly Boosting Of Wheeling enterprise,
Wheeling skill and Wheeling taste, but Il
must be permissible to speak Of q piece oil
work turned out Of local shop as a com.
panion 10 the FUNDAMENTALLY c Het OF
double harness made to order for the
turnout by Mr.. William Schwertieger.
There is nothing aner In Pittsburgh,
as anybody can be satisfied who will In
Rpeck the harness before 1t leaves Mr..
SchWertfeger's establishment on Main
street, above Twelfth.
It would be useless TO attempt deacTip-
ton Of the harness, because there are SO
many fine points Rbou. such work that
only person we'll acquainted with 1t can
distinguish them.
The harness was designed by Mr..
Schwertfeger, whose excellent taste Is dis
played at eyeBy point and was made by
A. J. seifert, foreman Of the harness de-
partment, who Is one Of the best and most
perfect workmen in thisline. The harness
Is made Of tho finest materials and OF the
very latest pattern known as the English
coach, and 10 mounted and made in silver
aud rubber. 1t Is neat and rich, but not
the least gsudy. All the latest improve
ments are put upon It, and silver mono
cpama and lnitAia ara nlacad nj VhFiOug
points, and add to the general effect.
It must be q source Of considerable local
pride that the finest private eQuipage In
Wheeling 10 Of home make, and that In
harness as well as the vehicle itself 1t will
compare iavorably with the best Eastern
or European work.
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MARTKs FERRY.
Dsaths- EndnStTlal-nuIinssa IN 1ssJ-Ths
city Health TaFious Notes.

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CITY Health-TaFiou Notes.
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soia ~ puhhe ale 70 morrow,
Iho eutda o. he var vas pariad without ono
aErclt being mado. Il Vouid noi a. Is - tbiS
w Al yeAr. \
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IN sprS. isS " - PtSyenieo
SlI,s pfstAient IN the city and surrounding
,, -sirs,
Mllli,sn Ooyne wa % have bad hearing beloFe
SSsSd As ~ ga atnraif morning bat through
ponce untn Inelday morning u O'Clock, For
good reasons the ttomleh Of Comes vile hAS not
9sen .ent ayey iot AnalyEs but d In possession Of
NJ. Jaues Lovis. aeed 81 ,,,r, A,,d.. q ,i,,,.s
Saturday morning. n. Le1yiI III besii sIiinS m
yolf piSf and Wa soS,svsSt seiic,st liz tg
drop1y. He died suddenly Whll0 Sitting IN I'D
char y none, lev momsntl beioro being a well
as usual Tue romhinl viii BE- inferred d River,
yleN tnh atetnoon y O'Clock, trom hia late resi-
dence on fayette ttfeet
George heiEgef, q well known ana hlehiy n.
Ios SSeS Tfo VIZ ior ~ ma ~, e ,Sg 0ysa NJ
/ n ian O'CLOCK "A inTdav ssnynin, FSi; ss.,,ts
10 waS taken mi With nrarsns mi tnWST3 Svs,iS
\ was thonRhf betior Durifs the nisht IA hSSS md
/ WorIe aud A fon A ~ NJ dIeS CC1r,,a 1is,,s a,
| hieh n hi empioyers eSfinsation s,6 ySSs Sei
liked By ali the ton custouierI HI cfnnoFer ou
/ Saturday cio1ei their rrosSfr ana hnn St,Ts ~,
tha door ShoWfnT theif rTrps fos IN SonnS ,,sT,
WhoIS eficiency md ceveftest Whiic IN thsiT an.
l Iloy won FOR him their eStee1 1hs innSr,i vii
1 nke place thig afieFnoon n Two ooioef fs1Tn MI
mothefs reIidGnoS on geeond Ttrsef inteImant n
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,lIs OtS suess..iul year 70 lbeS me holiday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

Councilman Charles Prayer fell on Mar
ket street, near tho Mcclure House en-
trance, Saturday night, and striking or
his head, received serious injuries. Con
cussion oithe brain resulted. Dr. s. L
Jepson was supmoned, and under hii
care Mr.. Prayer 10 doing nicely.
Mrs. Peter Dolhn, Of East Wheeling, fell
on Fourteenth street, just east Of Jacob,
Saturday night and fractured her right
arm. DR.. Fhssell reduced the fracture.
Mrs. Silyey, Of Centre Wheeling, fell on
the corner Of Market and TWenty-second
streets Saturday night, and was badly
hurt.
A Ms. Norton, who lives on the South
Side, fell on Market street, above Twelfth,
and was pretty baaly bruised.
A coloTed man fell near the Hope hose
house and cut his head badly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

The Opera House orchestra gave an.
other OF its semi-monthly Sunday night
rshesHals at ATion Hall last night. The
attendance was quite large aud all were
delighted with the programme, which was
an mutually popular one. The frs. part
was made up Of Weiderman's FESTIVAL
march the ehprming Raymond overture
by Thomas, ard lahman's waltz "sea
Roses." The second part opened with that
heavy and at the same time very attract
i've composition Of VerdtD, the finale Of
the opera Of "Macbeth." Other numbers
we're q Christmas idyl, paraphrase Of
''sdlle Nacht, Heil'ge Nacht," by Volk-
mann, selections from :Eilenburg, Stete-
field and Lietrich and BucAlossi'e happy
descripiveconCeption "a Huntingscene.n
All the numbers were well received.
The hall still Wears the holiday decora.
tons put up by the Arion for its Christ
mas hop, and gave quite festival air TO
the occasion,
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a COZ RrnnpnoaI1anp.
Goes ont Doing SSnsDaaass-Eh
River Rtainr.

ne Ice Goes Ont Duing some Oal1nel-Aho
RiFer Rising.
The indications are NOW that tho Pitts
burEh coal hset % long and anxiouSly
looked for by thspeople At the lower ports,
viii commence to pas here tomorrow
morning. The result Of Saturdays heavy
storm isa rise In the main tributaries Of
the Ohio that promises q large stage Of
water Of sufficient volume and duration 70
let out all the coal in the MonongAhslA
pools awaiting ahipment, which q estl.
mated At fully 5000 900 bushels. Il will
also enable the many toRboats with
emptes tia. are tied up along the river,
having been caught by low water, achSnee
70 get up into the pools agAin whore tbey
are needed 10 furnish the operation with
capacity 10 dump their coal, and thus put
to work many hundreds Of idle miners.
A barge Lise % certain unleu checked by
ShArp cold snap, There was q big fall
Of snow along the Allegheny that satur-
day sfain pretty efectualy dispo0ed Of II,
and started that stream on an old time
boom. The snow and rain that fell along
the Monongshela served 70 break mp the
ice and put that river on the ascendency.
The creek Of this point was going ont with
q rush last night and this Is q sure sign
that the honongahela will put out . big
volume Of water.
The river Rt this point showed q stage 81
late hour last night Of feet and Wsl
rising steadily. At Pittsburgh Of an early
hour yesterday morning the rise in the
Monongahela was at the rate OF Is inches
an hour. The river commenced 10 rise
here Saturday night and the Ice gorge
shove having became partly Tosted BY
the rain let 20 and piled on the one ex.
tending from the BellGire bridge 10 the
Riverside works, which also started 70
move. This was shortly after midnight
and was announced by the screaming
Of the steamboat whistles. The lines were
badly strained, but the only damage done
was 70 the. Lizzie Townsend, the G., L, 4
W. trRnsisr boat. She had . bad hole
punched In her hull, and sank in water
that flooded her engine deck to the depth
Of q foot and this depth was being rapidly
increased last night. The Belle Prince
went down yesterdAy and endeayorea to
get the Townsend out OF her bad position,
but could do but little for her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02
ANEW CORPORATION.
The Caldwell and Peterson Manufacturing
Company Chartered.

Tho Caldwell and Peterson Manufacturing
Company Chartered.
The Secretary OF State has Issued Ger,
tiAcate Of incorporation to the Caldwell
and Peterson Manufacturing Company, or.
gAniEsd for the purpose Of manufacturing
and selling steel, iron, tin and other roof,
lngs and Of covering lbuildings Herewith,
and Of manufacturing structural iron and
sheet iron and Of manufacturing articles
made Of sheet metal, and Of doing all
things incident to ehe purposes herein.
before expressed. The principal office TO
be at Wheeling, and charter to expire on
the lst day Of December, 1887. The sum
Of ave thousand dollars has been sub
scribed to the capital stock with privilege
Of increasing same TO two hundred thou
sand dollars in all. The corporations are
William +. Peterson, .. F. Caldwell, F.
g. Caldwell and Henry NJ. Russell, Of
Wheeling, and b, Walker Peterson, Of
Hammond, Indiana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

The great spectacular presentation
"FGntsgmh," will be presented at the
Opera House this afternoon aud evening
for the first times in Wheeling. The Nav
York Herald. says OF Ii: It has coms 10 be
known as the truth, requiring, no demon
Gtration, thqt whatever the HEnlons do OIL
Identify themselves with, 1t Is always q
success. Indeed these famous brothers
have never, since their boyhood, made O
failure Of anything connected with the
stage, and their names sRlone attached to
tho play Of "FantssmS," would DO sufii.
Client guarantee oiits great worth. Through
8 knowledge OF the managerial ability and
honesty OF these gentlemen alone, their
play might be highly endorsed, but further
than this We have enjoyed the privilege
Of witnessing its performance, land can.
therefore, speak the more positively as to
Its merit, A better play Of itH kind
than "FantasmR" has never been seen in
America, and as such deserved the crowd.
ed houses it Is drawing at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

Saturday two tramps stole coat at Gut
mans clothing store. From the deschp
ton given Of the men Officer Short
thought he recognized two men who had
been In the lookup. officer Dunlap wa
telephoned TO and recsptured one ofthem
who had on three god coats. The MessrS,
Gutman will be given chance to identity
them this morning.
Friday night tho hen rooets Of Mr.. Muir.
ply, the Island milk dealer, were again
visited and all his chickens but one which
escaped were taken. The man was seen
and may be captured yet.
A young man named Fitzgerald, EN-.
ployed at the Baltimore & Ohio depot, had
q fine umbrella stolen from the back door
Of his fathers residence on the South
Side,
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In. I,run.wIeE,. N.w Ysnr,,.

Martin Thornton, proprietor OF the
BrunHTicl. restaurant, celebrated the cloee
Of the old year, "a has already been an.
nounced, by buying the property in
which his restaurant is situated. It
scarcely needed this step, however, 10 az.
sure the public that Mr.. Thornton has
come to stay. He ia a slayer. For about
fourteen yearu he han been conducting q
Restaurant in Wheeling, and now tina. he
has added several neat rooms In which
Elrangem In town can find desirable lcdg-
log, his reputation as a caterer has ex.
tended farther than ever. Tho Bruna.
wick Ia deeeryedlv popular. The quality
oil the fare, RESPONSIBLE pfices and Cleanli.
ness cannot be excelled anywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

Mrs. Phoebe Choaley, Peterson, Clay
county, Ia, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth OF which Ia vouched fol
by ihe rcHidonts Of the town: ~ am u
Year, old, have been troubled with kid.
ney complaint and lamenes8 for many
yeam; could not dress myself without
help, Now am free from oil pain and
BorontBs, and am able 10 do all my own
hougowOrk. love my thanks 10 Electric
Bitten for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and pain.
Try 4 bottle, only 800, Of Logan 4 %.
drug ulore, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

10 Natures own true laxative. It 10 the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 ClBnse the system when
bilious OF Cosuya; 10 dlBp0l headaches,
colds, and iev0Ta; 10 euro hRbitual con.
StlpAliOn, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Messrs.
Logan q Co., Anton p. Hess, Il. B. Burt
and q. Monkemellor, have been appoint.
cd agents for Wheeling, W, Va,
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Tho Animal ohs.tnu.s.

1888.
Egg Eogg.
Leap Year.
"Please remit"
Happy New Year.
Did you swear OFF,
The plumbers are busy.
Washington's birthday next.
Now practice writing It 1888.
The dsys are growing longer.
Did you watch the old year out7
Have you busted your swear.oG
1t IL better to give than to receive"
HereSl!er, when you 20 to write 81
don't.
Ice msn and coal dealers now enjoy 4
boom.
The wicked stand in slippery places
good people fall down.
Maggie Mitchell had two good audi
enCes at the Opera House Saturday.
A little boy, pair OF ItAtes,
4 hole In the fee and golden gates,
Saturday was the last day OF the week
last day oil tho month and the last day o.
the year, When will such an event Occur
agsini
Scene at tho telephone: Young Nan
Good Morning, Miss Clara; Happy New
YearW Miss Cidrd-"Thank You, Mr.
smith you are very kind" Young Nan
"lhe same 10 you" (FAct.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02
'GataHh 10 CONSUMPTION,

catatfh in its destructive force stands nozt to
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1t Is
therefore AinEulAt that those AFFLICTED with this
fearful diSeate should not make It the object OF
their lives 10 nd themSOlvesof It. Deceptive rem.
edisS concocted By lgnonnt pTetandas 10 medical
knowledge have weakened the confidence Of tho
great majority Of sufferers In all advertised RENE.
dies. They become resigned to Life OF misery
LAthor than torture themselves With doubtful pal.
Natives.
But this will never do. catarrh must DO met At
every stage and onmbGied with al our might In
many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
ymptomL The bones and cartilage OF the nose
the organs OF hearing Of seeing and OF tasting 30
Affected - to DO uieless, tho 1vula 10 elongated,
the throat 50 lnllmed aud Initiated a 70 produce
constant and diStfeiainR cough.
eAnford,s Radical Cure meets every phase Of
CataIh, from simple head cold 70 toe most
loAihtome and destructive stages. 1t u local and
Constitutional Instant in relieving permanent
In curing, safe, economical and nevcF.IAiling.
Each package contains one bottle OF the Radical
Cure, one box Of Catarrhal Solvent and an I'm.
proved inhaler, with treatise; price, 81
PorrER DAus CLINICAL o., Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

George L. Whitaker, OF stsubenville,
who 10 now acting a. messenger to Pre5i-
dent Of the Senate J., ], Ingalls,, has order
ed from the sumner glass works Of that
place two paper weights, one containing a
portrait Of Senator Ingalls, and the other a
portrait Of Senator Sherman.
Mrs. r. O. Holiday, Of steubonvillO,
has been nominated "a candidate for
Recording Secretary Of the Ohio House Of
Representatives. Mrs. Holiday iB tho
widow Of the Colonel J. W. Holiday, a
gallant soldier Of the war oil the rebellion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02
sEvERAL PREsENTATIoNs.
The New Year Pleasantly Ushsrsd In
Advance of its Coming,

The New Year Pleasantly Ushored In in
Advance of It's Coming.
There were q number Of New Year pre-
sensations Saturday. As the holiday fell
on Sunday it was deemed best to take
time by the iorelock. The members Of
the city police foIcs purchased hand
some easy chair, upholstered in plush,
and smugRled 1t into the back Office at
headquarters, and Saturday morning alter
roll call II was wheeled ont and Officer
Bob McNichol, as spokesman for the boys,
presented the chair 10 Chief Smith In .
very graceful speech, to which the Captain
responded briefly buthapplly. Day Turn
key Rolls then gave the Chief two boxes
OF fine cigsrs, presented by himself and
Lookup Keeper Brandt.
The employees Of s. BaeI's Sons whole
sale grocery on Saturday presented MI.
Henry Baer, senior member OF the firm,
with fine gold-headed cane, MI. Bernard
BAeT beautiful meerschsum cigar holder,
and Mr.. MRTcus BRer costly merschaum
pipe. Col. George D. Caldwell made the
presentation speeches, and they were
models Of their kind.
The employees Of Jacobs & Co.'s dry
goods store presented Mr.. Henry Jacobs
with Q splendid gold.headed walking
atick, as token Of their esteem upon the
eve Of his retiring from the firm. The
presentation took place at Mr.. Jacobs res.
idence, and alterward the boys repaired
TO VAnKeuren's Dairy restaurant at bis
invitation, snd demolished one Of Mr..
Van euYania fina atinnaya
Officer Brnkmann, Of the city police
force, was the recipient Of q fine pair Of
South Side grocery.
Sam Harrison, the genial head clerk ct
the McLuIe house, received pretty and
unique present from unknown iriendB.
Mr.. and Nm. O. W. YanKeuren, OF the
Dairy Restaurant, were. presented by their
waiter girls with 8 handsome willow
rocker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

TnE advertising agency Of Mr.. S. R,
Niles, Boston, has been In existence under
one btyle logger than any other house in
this line In America, Mr.. Niles having
personally conducted II for over twenty.
1--we years, His excellent judgment and
business methoda have proved Of the
highest value TO his clienth; and his en-.
gagements have always been promptly
met in fall. Such an honorable record
deserves remark, and We take pleasure in
teBtifying to the cordial relations exiating
between this agency and tho Newspaper
pnbliahgIs OF AmeIica.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

The Sseubenvills Herald Of Saturday
says: A notice WRa posted up in the nail
factory Of the Jefferson this morning by
the Company notifying the nRilers that on
and after Monday, January %, there
would be no work for any except those
who would make arrangements with the
officers oil the Company, President Wal.
lace, in response TO an inquiry as to the
meaning oil the above, announced that
such q notice had been posted, but do
clined for the present to explain its OBJ
ieCk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

A large iorc5 Of men we're at work
all day yesterday preparing tho North.
wood glaH factory, At Marine Ferry, to
make glass thla morning. Tho chops will
20 on the iors tnrn to-day making fancy
blown ware. The pota were d1ed and the
lire put undorthem yesterday afternoon,
and everything Is in rendine11 ioF Wolk.
New lehm have been placed In the factory
and Il general oy0rhaniing has been given
tho entire plant Tho new works bid fair
TO be ons Of the liveliest in that city when
under full headWGy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

The Natural Gas Company Of West Viz.
ginia on Saturday brought in two new
wellB, the Peacock and DonaldB1n wells,
both In the Hickory field. The Pcscock
Is within the limits Of the old and well
worked territory, bat the latter 10 10 new
ground, and the result has been therefore
oil the more aatiaiACt0Iy 10 the company,
"a it asures them Of considerable OK
tendon Of their field. The escspo Of gas
from this well could bB heard distance
n three and One-hall miles yesterday.
The pressure At theBa new wGllH 10 very
heavy, and tbs gas will bs turned into the
pipes leedlng 10 this city st once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

Commencing Sunday, June 8, and con.
Timing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will soil eKcurbion
tickets 10 Pittsburgh and return at low
ratio Of 81 30, and 10 Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 20. Trains leave at B and
$40 A. n, returning arrive at z and IL 40
p, NJ