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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-03

The Pittsburgh DiSpatch, which paper
has always treated the resources OF Weat
Virginia in an intelligent manner, in an
editorial Eives avery cordial endorsement
to the'work Of tho immigration and De-
ysIopmsns convention, which met IN this
city. II goes further in vouching for the
truth Of the statements made in regard to
our vnpt mineral and timber wealth, and
in predicting a great future for the State
which will attend our development. The
Dispatch says:
The action taken OF Wheeling, by the
convention OF delegates and business men
Of West Virginia yesterday, 10 matter OF
considerable Importance to Western Penn
sylyania in general and Plttsburgh In par
ticulsr. The result Of this gathering was
the formation OF what Ia known as State
Commission Of immigration and Develop.
mont, The object OF this body will DO 10
direct portion OF the tide OF immigration
now flowing To this country, toward the
thousands Of available acres in West Viz:
Rinia; 10 develop the infant industries Of
tho Slate, and attract capital to Its inex-
haustibe fields Of mineral wealth.
Ii the commission within the next tsw
ysars succeeds messuERbiy with Its work,
then ell talk OF railroads from Pittsburgh
into the Virginia lumber and ore regions
will cease in the face Of active prosecution
OF such desirable enterprise, The irsR-
meutary statements that have come hith-
erwnrd from the regions mentioned re-
YardinR their richness, have, in a majority
al instances, been looked upon as the out
growth Of seli-interest, or the visionary
promp.ings oil paper, railroad builders.
But now that the people within her bor-
dsrs have svinCed an earnest desire to
have their State, with Its vast and valua-
BILE acreage, take rank commemorate
with its natural advantages, encourage
nont il offered to ouside capital, and 1t
will only DO question Of q few years, OF
tho fartheat, until the products Of thia
great and growing State will find market
in the outaide world through channels OF
commerce thst will pass our doors.
This Is only small modicum Of the
bread cast upon the waters which will re-
turn. The gathering In this city served
to a.trac. the attention OF the country,
and 1t will DO chief aim Of the Board elect
ed by the Convention to keep up the inter-
est manifested in West Virginia.
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MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENTS.

Want of DslicaOy Displayed To-day Respect
Ing Ones Most Serious ConcoTnE.
WoHIaH'I World.
1t is often somewhat shocking to people
Of middle age, or past that period, to OBJ,
serve the nonchalence with which many
OF The young ladiss Of the present day
speak Of their engagements Of marriage.
Not only is 1t the want Of delicscy that
strikes one, bat want OF respect toward
the engagement, @ treatment OF ii as II It
were the lightsst Of affairs, without special
significance unless one pleased, an arrange
ment for lunch, q rendezvous Of recep-
ton, not DeRrly go serious, indeed, 90
dinner engagement, which Is something
that must be kept, but part Of the frivol-
tiles Of life, entered into half in prank
and frolic, continued as long as agreeable,
and broken as lightly as bubble child
blows from Iipe.
The manner, too, in which these en-
gsgemente, are formed 10 asource Of sur.
prise ;and shock, again, to the reputable
middle aged womsn-the total levlty aud
want Of sentiment, the young mans purse
having more to do with the solidarity OF
tho enterprise than virtue or personal
charm genial msnuerP, good dancing and
pleasant temper being enough for the
temporary arrangement being tolerably
we'll understood to bs only for the season,
terminable like various other co-partner.
ships, at the will OF either party. But
equally Ia 1t q matter Of pain and trouble
to tho astonished observer to notice the
manner in which the engagements are
broken, letters returned, all but tslltale
few, Rome gilts returned and some retain
ed, & little romance, little sentiment and
the was Ia clear for tho nexs aspirant.
And then the affair Is spoken OF as cool.
" and openly as any event Of yesterdays
dinner or OF last nights bsil-guch aud
such thing happened when this young
person was engaged to So and So; or no,
was 1t then, or when shs and young This
or That were epria with each other2 The
whole affair OF the engagement is glove
that has been dropped, a flower that has
faded, story that is told. In this good
middle aged lady's day, when young
lady broke her engagement, or had ii
broken for her, she went into retirement
for esa5on, like young widow, and did
not bra7sn 1t out ae II she had done no
more than promise 10 90 to picnic and
had then thought better otit.
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pnEAKFAsr BUDGET.

A novel case wes taken before q New
York police justice the othor day. A red
headed girl sued the daughter Of neigh.
Dor, charging that the latter shouted
"whits horse" every time the complainant
went out Of the house.
The Postoffice Department has within
year dropped names Of poetoftices in the
Yves. a, follows: Poverty Flats, Jackass
Prairie. Coyote CGAers, Old Man's Hill,
Roaring River, Wildcat Hollow, Hells
Hole and Devils Ranch.
A plaster csst Of q fossil egg, found in
the tertiary strata Of the Island oil Maids
Vrscar, the original Of which Is In the
Psrls Academy Of Sciences, belongs to the
National Museum ct Washington. It is
S4i inches ono way by 20 inches the
other.
A Portland surgeon extracted o rife ball
which weighed forty grains from 9 mans
elbow the other day. 1t had been there
three years, and originally weighed l4e
grains. The attriticn Of the joint had
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worn OF the lead, and finally resulted In
lead poisoning and amputation. Theman
is now doing we'll.
In addition To Sullivan the Boston
TfanseTip. claims that "Bosson' hes the
best bred dogs in the world.
While cleaning out some rubbish In an
old drug store Ia Brockton, Mass., Q man
threw an old bag labeled "Wild turnip" in
the stove. instantly there was an explo-
sion that sounded like the report Of O can
non and completely demolished the stove.
Prof. D. 8. Martin tells the New York
Academy Of Science that the subEidence
OF the city Of New York has been quite
psrceptible in the last hundred years, and
will still steadily continue until 1t shall
once more be covered BY the waters Of the
Atlantic.
The three Ewing brothers, Of Lawrence
burg, Indiana, were born at the game time
fitty.iour years ago. They are eaid TO be
the oldest, largest and beat looking triplets
In the United States. Abel weighs 225
pounds, Joshua 24s and Putnam 2AS; to-
tai, 7l6 pounds.
A email trout with two heads has been
discovered recently in the fish hatchery
at Ionis, Mich. Tho heads are each per-
fectly formed and the bodies unite ct the
back hn. The little fellow Is described IS
looking ike an animated booijRck, and as
lively a wriggler as any fab in the pond.
The conviction Of Dan. Wren, Of Chi
cago, the F4lstsf Of the boodlers, brings
out the statement that with the exception
Of Tweed, there never before was prls-
oner In an American penitentiRTy who
weighed over three hundred pounds, and
that out Of 332, 900 convicts, less than one
per cent weighed over TWO hundred.
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The Rotptdl. .
Washington, "hss for years enjoyed the
reputation Of being rich in phosphorus,
and hence adapted to the growth Of brsins.
How such q notion originated do not
know; perhaps because stale fish shines
With a phosphoresCent light In the dark.
Az food, fab Is richer in water than in
phosphorus, and to fed 1t to children, ex.
peCting thereby to grow them into phil.
osophers, would be on par with the
scholar who boiled his dictionary in milk
for supper, hoping thus to acquire the
language. As q matter Of fact, physio-
logical experiments, often repeated on q
large scale, rather negative the popular
idea Of the value Of fish as brain food.'"
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Tho State Development Convention
which has just finished its labors, was
most remarkable for its composition, be-
ing mado up OF representatives Of the
Democratic, Republican, Prohibition and
Labor parties, forming gathering, the
character Of which was never before sson
in this State. The utilization Of these OPP
posing elements in politics is something
pleasant to contemplate, as 1t gives evil
dsncs on the par. Of the delegates who
were in attendance Of the deep interest
they havo in the substantial growth Of the
commonwealth.
Another feature was the bringing to-
gsther Of people OF distant sections in the
State snd the establishment Of q cordial
feeling betgeen them, melting them, as 1t
ware, Into homogeneous whole, which
cannot help bs OF bsnedt Ia promoting
the work of development Of our resources.
These gentlemen, tho bes! and most In
aueutia representatives Of the different
and widely separated parts Of tne esaso'
will rs.urn to THAR homes and In telling
their happy experiences here will
strengthen and spread this kindly feeling
which was made SO manifest in their con-
t!cs with each other.
New railrosdn made this state OF things
possible and is an incentive to every To-
calily to encourage the building of
o.hers The more We get to sec OF each
other the better will 1t be for the lasting
good and benefit OF all. The lion and the
lamb having associated together on such
pleasant terms We look forward with
most p!CasuraDlo autlclpationa TO frequent
occurrences of tho same character.
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aUsTE,s's sALs.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF deed OF trus. made BY Thomas ".
Simpson and lI1bellA SIN Dson, his Wilc, 70 me q
trustee dated June a. ISS5, recorded III tho oflcO
OF tho CLERK Of the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, in D Sed u trust Book No. %, psSo
1877 will sell Of the uorEa front door OF the Court
House oil said county on
SATURDAY, tho Sd DAY Of MARCH, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following do.
Scribed property that to say: All that part OF lot
numbered one hundred and torty.ihree, situated
on the east side Of ChAplne street in the city OF
Wheeling, Ohio county, West virginia, which Is
described ~ follows; Beginning At the northwest
corner Of said lot No, l43And running fouthwRrdly
thirty.thtee feet along the esst line Of ChRpline
street; then extending back eAstwArdly bearing an
even width Of thlrtyhree feet 10 the lne Of James
GRllaher.
The title to the above property IS believed to DO
perfect but selling a. trustee i will convey only
The title vested In me by Taid deed Of tEus.
TERMS OF BALg-0De-th and ~ much more as
the purchaser elects TO pay, In chAh Ga the day Of
sale, the balance In two equal inILAllmenu in ono
and two Yeas, notes beAriDg Interest 70 DO given
for the deferred payments, and secured by deod Of
trust on The property and tho buildings 10 be kept
insured for tho benefit OF such trust
W. ]. ". C0KDsN, Trustee.
W H HAILER Auctoueor jA8
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writing aIaehines.

List OF writing machines taken in OK
change for the New Caligraph. VIII BE-
sold cheap. Address Edward L. Rose &Co
One No. 2 OslIgrsph, price $50.
One No. 9 Caligraph, price $40.
One No. l CSligraph, price $780,.
One Hall (new), price $50.
One Crandsll new, price 500.
One Crandnll, price $50.
One No. Remington, price $50.
One No. Q Remington, price $40.
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Ntp l0fs Sdr,
There was q blizzard in London yester-
day when the important function Of q
drawing room" was performed, with q
binding snow storm raging about Buck
inRham Palace and the wind Whaling
Irish jigs through the royal hoopskirts.
But there was one sweet girl presented
who was "a warm aa toast, and who visi.
bly, calori6ed her Imperial Majesty as she
saiuted her knuckles. God bless her true
American constitution. She was West.
ern girl, born and bred in the house Of
the blizzard, and, in low.necked gown
with tue thermometer at 10 degrees, che
was tanning herself to keep cool.
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Will VI AuOLuha L1s WAubt ucSS'9LNI NAAii ~ "a
'N' ~ SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1855,
beginning at 10 o'clock m sell at public auction.
at the north front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, in the city Of Wheeling, the following Gem
tre Wheeling property.
/. Lot 81 on the southeast corner Of Main street
and Alley IS, with four TWOEtOry Brick Houses
thereon, fronting on the cast side Of Main street
2. SO much OF OF 50 as lies south oithe properly
devised by the IA!d Will TO j. ". AmIck and north OF
that owned by ". 2. IIaChmRn, aud having front
on the west side Of Main street OF about l6& tget
with TWo-stOry Brick House OH Main street ana
4 Two:Gtory Frame uouse on the rear Of said pSH
OF Lotb0
8. The north 90 feet 8 inches Of Lot 81 gu The
southwest corner Of Main street and Alley !, nav
lHg thereon erected two Two story Brick Eoa'a
fronting Oh the west Eid0 OF Main street and ilIi
Two story Brick Houses iTontinV Oh Alley Is. ms
part Of Lot 81 RdjoinS on the south that part os.
viBed by said will TO Thomas Z. AuiCk, ana 'IeLus
on the 'front.' from Alley IS southwark TO the teh'St
line Of the north partition wall OF said Thomas L.
Amick. ...
sGils will be made in such parcels a will be most
beneficial to the estate. -,
TERAB or sALE-One third and as Hu' T0le ~
the purchase money 80 the purchaser may tecl "
pay, CASH; and the residue in two equal ps'iIeD.
In one and two Yeas with inteEe't fro dby o. az
payable annually, notes with good pennFA 'eiu,
hty 10 be given therefor by the purchases, ah1 -
70 be secured by satisfactory INSURANCE ana 'H'
title 10 DO retained until payment 10 il,,c
Executor Of ThomIs II. Wins dcctlIed.
J. O. HERVEY. Auctloneer. lgAILLSs
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". H. HAHN, AuctionOO
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of decd Of trust made by IEGGo
HRilett 10 me a. trustee, dated June 8, 1855, 70.
corded In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of tho ounty
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. a. pagO 24S will sell Al the north
door OF tho Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 26th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, the following de.
scribed property, that Ia TO say; The south hall Of
lot number one hundred and ihlfty'iOur lJu
fronting on tho east side Of MARKET squR!o, In the
Fifth ward, In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, with the improvements thereon,
consisting Of brick dwelling house aud Office
building and outbailding.
The tile Is believed 70 be good, but selling ~
trustee will convey only tho title vested In meby
said deed Of nuSt.
TKANs OF sLLR-one third caAh or a. much more
n the purchaser may elect, on day oil sac, the
balance in two equal inStRlmenN at one and two
years, the purchaser TO give notes for deferred pay
ments bearing six per cent; the tide Will BE- 10"
talned until payment Is made In full.
q, o. Smith, Trustee.
W. Il. HALIKR, AuctIonter. I,B
The above sale ls HEREBY adjourned until sGtur'
I'm ''S 49, GO. sNITH Trnste,.
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C0rrDoAdlaoe az IAitAi0eaoF.
WuT ALEXANDRA, Pa, March 2:-The
wheat in this section is doing poorly, hay-
Ing suffered from the late cold spell.
Some farmers do not expect more than
half 4 crop.
sheep are getting along nicely, very few
having died during the winter.
William Rice, aged 9S years, who Lives
near here, Gays he does not remember o
winter with such light snow fall as the
There is some talk OF starting news
paper in this town, with Mr.. 8. Paterson
as editor.
Mr.. Thomas Paterson, aged SO years, ie
confined to his home with an attack OF
pleurigy.
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DIED.

McvAY-on ThursdGy, March 1883, at 8 O'Clock
Pm, WIEIIAH ". McYAY, aged % yeArs ana
months,
Funeral will take plIce from the resldence oil his
parents. No 60 Nineteenth street, this tsAtur.
day. afternoon at O'Clock. Friends OF the
family arc respectfully invited. 1nterment at
G.oaou,nnd r.ppateyv
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WIHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r.
wv On and Riter Monday, October 81, 1857
trains on the Wheeling Kim Grove Railroad viii
run u follows;
Leave wheeling:
$50 m, 800 a m, . m, IL 100 N, l;So N, $50
p m, 6:20 p m, 7:o0p m, 9:00pm.
Arrive Of Wheeling Park:
500 m, 1855 N. 9:SS . m, 1l:SS q N, 2:oS D m,
A:00 m, 6:bS p m, 7:So m, 9:SS pm.
IaGyo wheeling Park:
s:i0G N, 5;tS . N, 100 m, I2:So p m. 3:So p m.
i:20 n, $40 p, 500 p m, 1000 p m.
6:lS a m, $40 m, 1913 am. los p m, sos p m,
1855 p N, 6:l5 p N, S:e0 p N, 1870 . n.
6OHDAYB-LeAvo tho city at 500 m, and Fun
every hour until 300 pm. Leave wheeling PARK
al 9:t0 N, and run every hour until 10 p N, q.
cept the church train, which win leave the Park
cGS q HRsCH. supL
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Fred. Allmsn, residing three and one
quarter miles southwest Of Sutton, Neb.
Ia dangerously sick with information o!
the kidneys,
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ie2I nav o. c. GENTHER, 1906 Main st.
nor sALE-THE PLEASANT BRICB

EOR sALE-THE PLEASANT BRICK
4 Residence OF Mr. william Leighton, Jr. No.
22l2 ChkplIne street: has twelve rooms, bath room
and cellar; Is heated by natural gas and Is In
thorough repair AZ the rear Of the property,
used a. 0 WAlh house. containing four rooms,
heated by natural gas and also in thorough repair.
II not used as o wRSh honIe the rear building 10
on OhRpline street OF about sixty feet and depth
from Chapline street 10 the alley OF about one
hundred and twenty feet. The southern portion
d not built on, aud would bH desirable building
lot Also one KrAnich d Bach Baby Grand Piano
which has been In OCCASIONAL use about year and
q hall and Is as good sE new. fe2qMWAB
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ABSOLUTELY all Skin diseases yield TO
skin.suCceBs Soap and Ointment; cleans-
ing and healing, At drug store Of McLain
Rios.
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The tobogssn was formerly the toebog-
gan, 60 called because the toe was used In
steering 1t. The end Of the toe naturally
got worn of in time.
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WHATEVER tends to increase usefulness,
by banishing pain and suffering, will GER
tainly secure notice and approval. We
sllude 10 Salvation Oil.
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d. q q % LIAIuUUul
BollAire q ZAneIvtlle Through Passenger leayes
BollRlfe Of $40 q, M. arrives at BeAiro at D. n,
WoOdEaeld Passenger leavo1 BcllAlro ct t:2a o,
NJ, arrives at BellRlre at $40 q. m.
Summarized Accommodation leaves BellAiFo NJ
100 p M, RYTivos d BellRlre q l0.b q N.
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TOR DODGERS
Go 10 the nTTKLLIGKNQER JOB RO0NH, HOl,
oommodAtoa q lhnEt notice
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EEOUT0R's SALE
Valuable Main Street, Centre Wheeling
Property.


BY virtue OF the authority vested IN me by tho
will Of Thomas II. Wins, deceased, will, ~ eG'
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NOTICE.
1hayo this day admitted MI. H. q. Dunleyy a. q
partner in the Union planning Mills -.
W. A. WILSON,
Successor 10 Hanes d Wilson.

The undersigned will operate the Union Planning
MillS, and manufacture every description Of
Planning Mil Work on abort notice, at low. prices,
DO, 70 which We invite the attention Of The tIade
and public generally twill DO 70 the iRIertst Of
those who contemplate building 10 get our prices
before making conirAo0
In connection with the above We will also con.
General CoopOrlge.
Wehope 70 merit share Of public patronage by
paving strict attention 70 business and the needl
Of our cuaiomerS,
WILSON & DUNLEVY,
mr2 once. 43S Main Street
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Want of DslicaSy DlsplA, cd To-day Respect
log Ones Most Serious oOnCernE.
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TRAYELERE' GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAIls-on and Attor Feb q, 1SS8-HxPLA.
NATION OF RRTzRHNCR M AXIS. SDGny. tsundAy
excepted. MONDAY exc opted. lSaturdAy eI.
oepted. SUNDAY only caster Standard time;
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EXECUTORS SALE.

The above sale ls HEREBY adjourned until sG!ur'
az w n"Fch ~ 1865 spITH Trnste.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-08

"No, I'm not bet ing tidy" said q
turfman in a downtown pool-room re-
Gently to friend who had sure thing
On the New Orleans races.
"BustCd2" was the laconic reply.
"No; but Iced one of my shoes up
wrong this morning. It's bad sign.
I'll letIem alone to-day"
"Are you superstitious
81 frankly conf, IS | am, and think
you'll find nine cut of ten sporting men
are, !" he replied, as he lit cigar; land
what is more, / don't believe there is a
human being who is not surerstitious.
Some are more so than others, but take
gamblers and hCrsemen as class and
you will find each has his own peculiar
quilp. Now, this morning | laced my
shoe upwrong. If | had left it that way
it would have been lucky day for me,
but did not. | unllcel it, and I'll bet
YOU two to one if | bought pool on a
horse he would break his neck before
he came under the string"
That's quite interesting. Would
you mind giving me some of your expe-
riences? What do you consider lucky
omen 2"
You want to know what l consider q
lucky omen, ell? That's just as the
idea strikes me. used to count white
horses. Suppose Twas standing at the
corner of Broadway and Wall street.
I'd take out my watch and time myself,
and count the number of horses that
turned into Wall street in five minutes.
L would sometimes go on the odd num-
bers and sometimes on the even. Like
this: If / made up my mind on even
horses and an even number went by
during the five minutes, then l would
be lucky, and Uice Uersa."
"You gamble on cards, do you?"
"Oh, yes; [ make my living as a
sporting man."
"Do your superstitions affect you in
playing cards?"
eyes, indeed If I am going to play
cards for money, l always hunt up q
beggar and give him some money for
luck. L have walkel sometimes two
miles to find baggar. | know gam
bier that goes to an Italian on Greene
street, who has three little canaries
that tell fortunes by pulling an envcl-
ope out of pack. He always follows
lhe ADVICE OF tne Dlrd, ana L nave
actually seen him shed tears over some
of the slips he got, not from grief, but
from vexation, if they went against his
grain. 1 have had gamblers tell me
that they had acquired the habit of
trying their luck in different ways, but
[ claim it's not habit; it's nature
born in a man, and it never comes out
Why, L know dozens of people who
laugh at superstition who will have q
regular case of the dumps if they don't
see the new moon over the right shout
Ter for the first time. They think if
they see it over the right shoulder and
make wish they will get their wish. I"
-Ne,C York paper.