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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-12-14
PUBLIC GALE
OF Valuable Land and
Pers0nu[fu.

N yin ell II the r~sideaes ef yspes Peter.
j zoe, % Little Capoa, In Corr Disuics,
naopsoirs Coenty. Wess Virginia, ct asc-
oea to the highess bildsr,
On Thursday, the 27th day of De-
cember next,
oy authority Of . decres OF the Cireci. Cour,
OF Hampshire County, rendered on tho 35th
DAY OF Sep,suher, 1888, 10 Q eharcery cau,s
OF James fattsrson's Comnitlss Va. G. Z.
"otie, uustes. and Others, and By virtue OF
Two deeds Of trrst from ysuss Paterson to
&C. - trustee, enc Of which ~ d.leo the Z IA
csy e. n.y. 1877, asd 10 recorded in the
JERKS Once Of the Cesnty Court Of said
baneshirs county In need Book No. %, on
pagss ia, Be and 10 for the nee or Daniel
siaee, and the other OF which 10 dated ~.
Lhte eay Of June, 1880, aud recorded In said
once II Dsed Book No 80, m pases All.
Se. asd b fos tbs Ne Of z. johnson, the
renewing Psepssty coevsysd - - In sid
60. VA Al he Real Estate ef sAid Jann
Psissssos. fhsrs are
FIVE TRACTS OF LAND
% Little Capes asa iu draiss, enc Of shsss
- Aefes-ess u sboss IS Aesss-oss Of
socss III Aerss-oes ~ shout lse Acre.
scd sss q ahest7 Acre.
Ihsss tracts eeassiidased uaks sss Of The
'esseosS rero0 % kttuo Copoo.
Al:c he following Psrssssl Property Coz.
vsysd IN saio dseds. % % nueh thsrsof q
nsy remain and eeos ino The hasds Of the
Trustss, We,
3 ueress. 10 Cattle. - Sheep. II HOG, and
Ne is9sass - ard aaiaals siscs ,he
aates o. said dssds; tvo Wseoss apA
Osere, ena the Fsrolse Utss-
ole. 6essshold asd Kileh-
% Fsrsitsre.
Asd ether psrsessl property Of said Potter.
o. sns Sotx owns Tsnxs - As % the real
sstats, oss.tbird Of the psrchsss money \.
Cesh, aAd the residue 10 Two saaal annual
Peymsau esarisg interest from ihs day Of
sais. payable respectively In one and two
years. the purchaser 10 execute bond Nth
sPprovsd ssesrity for the deferred payments,
and the legal tisle to b retained a adai.
uonai secSsity.
Asd ~ TO the psrsosal property, on a'cred
II Of six nc n,hs, for all sums ever tea dol
iars. Purchasers 10 give notes with approved
security, and for all Suns under tan dollsrs
Csah. CT WHITE
Special ConEissiossr and Ttu,tes.
Nsv. -, lsss.
v.!h Polling. Clerk Of the (ircuit Cont
- HsnPshirs County, GRITTY that G. 8.
" bite, Special G, nn,isslousr, has eivea the
bond required BY Law end decree named
above. v. n. POLLING, Clerk.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE uAsker,
Thurn6sw ~ saae

BALTIMORE CATTLE nAsKer.,
Thsrsday. Dec. e, :sss
ICattis are sold ~ these figures i've weight.
Hogg are cold ~ net weight, thai II &c psr
ent(gseesslly JOG from live weight. Sbeee
are scli gross. that 10 live weight. o: ssth-
AT CAIvERToN YARDS.
Prices Of Beef Cattle this uesk ragged n
foilovc Best eesves al :32ss< 30. tboss se,-
erslly rated 6rot quality, ga 81 Ia neii-
a. o. good fair quality e0sS3 3f}. and or.
Sissry thip Ssesre, Oxen and Cove 90 .
- e73 per leo ns.
W Tie Cattle recsived isis cans from vir.
ein'a, 1I4 frou wes, We. b13 ftoa Ohio. aga
he'd froo Kentucky Total rsrsip,s Tor tie
psss west 1878 sesirst 1896 last week, and
a36i Sane tiee last year.
" the eeersses e3s vsrs sskss By shs Bsl.
unore estehe1, $40 b. csas,ry dealers,
aed % b. Essssss bsysrs. Total s.,se for
tse vsek ilf6 agsisss so7 lass ve,k, sul
1919 eAss tise iass ysss.
en@ AsD LAssa-Thsrs b 1slss Q hsavy
rss % Shesp asd LAMB this ussk, sone !.
osrs. asd there are very fsv ted oees =
So:g she.. There 10 . DAN market COR ali
Kinds q Sheep and Lamb, ~ eso noc
sscek being very di6eals 70 ell. We
esoss esisher shssp ss s2sla cssss rsr b
grec. fsv ssliinR 81 shs osts,ds figure. and
L.os % q q esss pr D gvoss. Re.
ssl" tsis week % ehssp sal Lsoss, Z, :.
SALrrnolB LIVE STOCK YARDS {,
hsssAY. Dec. 10. !sso
Sv,ss.-fhs numbers, thssgh bot little
Nero thaa half - many ~ these reported
lass vsee. ere ssasldsesd - oedssatssy fair
fss the demand. The quality 10 got esse.
rally we'll suited 10 the pssds Of the batch
ere, vhs nsstly want good light hors. a.
heavy sradss are doll Of sale sad there a.s
TO-. naay Of them. We quote the ssues for
noes non e2aT esets: most salss sf GssA
light grades we're 81 eaa1 coats pss- 10. /
sss. Receipts this week B.sts bod.
CLAknvONr.. STOCK YAkDs.l
BALTiSoas, Dec. 10.
Arrivals Of Live Stesk at Ciarsusut Ssoeh
ards via oaltioors asA Ohio Railroad for
she week sndsa Dee. s.-laS care, con.
talniag ,asS Cattle. ~ Calves, s,IsT Sheep.
$50 Hogs. ssd 10 Horses.
ShiPnsan to New York, Philadelphia. b.
sse Cattle. a. col Sheep 1 .ssI Hogs.
All hoss and sheep sold In these Yards
~ gross weight. Receipts OF Hogs his
week are !. ISL against 3,7sB last week; fair %
Ieod hoss sold ~ . eosSS 70, Pigs at %
Is, ssd resgh hsss at - Is per 100 he. /,
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ReneWs Her Ynnih

Mrs Phoebe Chesley, Person. Clay 90
Iowa, tells be following remarkable story
the truth OF which is roucbed for by the re-
residentof the town 81 am 10 years old
have beenS trcnbled with kidney complaint
and lameuess for many years could not
dress myself without help Now am free
rom al pain. and soreneS, and sm able 10
do all my owp hsousework. I owe nv ;bank :
20 Electric Bitters for having renewed nv
youth, add removed completely ell disease
and pain" Try q bottle. soc. and 81 At
u l.. Van Devanter's Drug Store.
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Tiles! Piles I Itching Piles.

EINrrons-Noisturs -isseass itching aud
singing; most 81 night: worss BY scratch.
Ing ~ allowed 10 contisus tumors form,
Which often bleed and ulcsrsts, becoming
yer sore. SwATSn' CIxTNsHr stops the
itching and bleeding. heals liberation, sad
IN most cAses removes tho tsn~5 Atdiue-
6 .Se. or ~ mail. for 80 csaN. Or. Swsyas
b Son, philadelphia.
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Fitch Congres-2d session.

The Senste. on Wednesday Of lee.
week. by . party vote, entered on
tho consideration of the Serats
sa6stisute for the House tariff bill.
and several amendments to the inter-
nal revenue section from tbs demo.
cratic eide were voted down.
Considerable progress on the re.
pub lean tariff bill was made in the
Senate Thursday. The House wss
engaged in debate on tho direct tsx
bill.
The Senate was Eot In session
Friday. The House bad under con.
alteration Senate bill incorporating
the Nicaragua Canal &c mpany, and
several amendments wers adopted.
Holiday Excursion Tickets.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
70. will cell cheap excursion tickets
between oil ticket stations on It's lines
Ess. Of the Ohio River. on Decem-
Der %. %. q. rs. 80 and 81, 1888,
and on January l. 1889, good for re-.
turn until January 5. 1859, inclusive.
CHA o. SCULL,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
b. d 0. II. r. Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-18

DRINK Malto at soda fountain.
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Work on the new Presbyterian church
is going along nicely. The structure will
be completed this fall.
Six coaches leave here this morning
on the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
road for the popular Chippewa Lake re-
sort.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Cartwright, train master,
and Mr.. @. II. Warberton, master me.
chanic ofthe Cleveland, Lorain & Wheel
ing Railroad, were in town yesterday.
Assignee Hollister yesterday com.
pleted matters in the W. II. Hillyer as,
signment case in the st. Clairsville
courts. Mr.. Hillyer will remove to Free
port about the first of August.
The pleasant picnic grounds on the st.
Clairsville extension OF the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Railroad, has been
nicely fixed up for the seasons picnics.
1t is known as the st. Clair Grove, and
is indeed pretty place. The NJ. L.
Church Sunday-school will picnic there
next Wednesday. All the friends OF the
church and Sunday-school are cordially
invited to attend,
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Martins Ferry.

Mrs. Ed Robertshaw left yesterday for
Steubenville.
Mr.. James R. Hill and bride returned
home Monday evening from their we'd
ding tour.
Capt. W. II. Smith and wife returned
home yesterday from an extended trip
through the West.
Mr.. Frank Ford and wife left yester-
day evening for Steubenville, from where
they will go to the Cincinnati Centen-
NAL.
Mr.. Ray, of Bellaire, has Just COM
pleted some fancy cement walks about
the grounds Of Mr.. William McNIasters,
on Fourth street.
Miss EIoise Gray, Mrs. Jennie Shreve
and Mrs. james A. Dickson, of this city,
and Mrs. George Medill, Of Bridgeport,
are at Lake Chautauqua.
The Centennial Committee securing
exhibits for the Centennial, were gath
ering them for the Columbus Centen-
NAL, instead OF Cincinnati, as stated
yesterday.
Repairs on the Benwood furnace arc
about completed, and work will be re-
sumed in few weeks. The cost OF the
repairs will foot up between $4,000 and
$40,0 900, but the plant looks almost new,
and is much better than than the old
one
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!ssue Clearly presented-Free Trade vs..

issue clearly presented-Free Trade vs..
Protection. AS Protectionist Of the
Randall school could not support Mr..
Cleveland nor the party which adopts
his tariff policy. For the present there
is nothing for Randall Democrats TO do,
so far MS can see,but support the Repub-
lican ticket, and this am doing and in
tend TO do Us heartily as ! supported Mr..
Cleveland four years ago. Whether l
helped Mr.. Cleveland much or little,
leave to those who know my. record in
that particular. / left nothing undone
among my business acquaintance
to secure him votes, and it
was thought that my efforts were not en-
tirely unsuccessful. i hope TO be able
TO do rs much this time for Harrison
and Protection. l lam not the only former
friend of Mr.. Cleveland in New York
who has turned from him to support
Protection. They are leaving him by
the Observation-Disclosures men and work.
ingmen, the latter Of much more i'm
portance because they are much more
numerous. hear OF these changes eve
rywhere, and they will continue till the
election is over. New York State? II
will as certainly go for Protection as il
did for Cleveland four years ago. The
State cannot be held for Mr.. Cleveland
! New York's interests are against Free
Trade, and she will vote that way"
"Mr. shayne," remarked the reporter
"you spoke Of the wages in your indus
try as paid in this country and il
Europe. Will you kindly state what
the difference ISL"
"Well, the average weekly pay to the
skilled workers in Moscow, Paris, Lon
don and Leipsic, the four great markets
| is $40 u week. For the same work We
pay $50 so a week. Such labor is wei
paid, or it would not receive $40 weel
in Europe. The difference is enormous
and the only thing that makes it posi-
BILE is the tariff. The policy Of Protec
ton is amply indicated by the results
which are to be seen in the homes anC
in the persons OF our wage-earners.
am unwilling to change their condi
tion-so unwilling that turn from the
party with which / have always actet
and give my support to the Republican
ticket. have no doubt whatever OF thu
triumph OF Protection, because thu
Workingmen understand this question
as well as any Of us, and it is not to b.
supposed that they are going to vott
the bread out Of their mouths ut thu
dictate OF any party. Yes; you are a
liberty to print all say II you thtnl
we'll, for l am in dead earnest, am free
man and intend hereafter TO vote TO
Protection, no matter where l may hav'
to 20 to find it. The Democratic part!
may learn much needed lesson from
this campaign"
and expresses himself with great force
as the above talk will show. He is I
man OF fine physique, of winning man
ner, and would be power on the stuml
lii he could be induced to take it.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad,

strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. U. B. Williams, Of Grafton, is al
the Mcclure House.
Mrs. Isabella Leghorn, Of Newburgh,
N. Y, is visiting Mrs. John Frew.
Mrs. A. T. Young returned home yes
teriay from visit to friends down the
river.
Mrs. John Arthurs, OF Pittsburgh,
is visiting Mrs. NJ. Reilly, on Fourteenth
street.
Mr.. Will Arnett left yesterday fol
Fairmont, where he will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kelsey Hall left yes
terClay morning for Aurora, where they
will spend about two weeks.
Mr.. Thomas Clark, National Organizer
OF the Iron Workers Assembly, X. oil
L., was here yesterday on business.
MIR. f. W. Armstrong, wife and child,
OF Woodsfeld, o., were at the Mcclure
House last evening en- route home from
the East.
Messrs. Bliss, OF Omaha, Neb., and
Kite, of Cincinnati, two extensive buy
ers OF Wheeling glassware, are here
laying in their fall stock.
Capt. J. A. Dunning, Chief Of the
Fire Department, was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll with cholera morbus
late night before last, but was reported
much better yesterday.
Mr.. E. J. Colerider was in the city
yesterday visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Douglass, on the Island. Mr.. Colerider
represents the Peoples Mutual Benefit
Association, Of Westerville, Ohio.
Prominent among the arrivals from
this State at the Oakland Hotel up in
the mountains along the line Of the B.
& o. are Mr.. ]. W. Paxton and family,
OF this city, and Judge John Brannon,
OF Weston.
Rev. ]. Gibson CAN'T, OF st. Luke's
Episcopal Church, who is now on va.
cation given him by the vestry, has de-
clined unanimous call to King and
Queen Parish, one OF the largest par
ishes in Southern Maryland. Mr.. CAN'T
has written that he expects to return to
'lovely" st. Luke's in September, re-
newed in health, and with a greater in
terest than ever in his present work on
the Island.
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LOCAL BEEvlTIES.
Matters of Minor Moment in md About

Matters Of Minor Moment in md About
the City.
OSE deed OF trust was admitted to
rcord yesterday by Clerk Hook.
A CROWD OF young folks from Bellairc
were at Wheeling Park yesterday,
TIE Ohio River railroad is carrying
large crowds to the Marietta Centennial.
TIE fifth annual Harvest Home picnic
will be held near st. Clairsville Au-
gust ..
OFFICER HANDScnuMACKER locked up
two Eighth ward men yesterday alter
noon for drunkenness.
THERE were two cases in the police
court yesterday morning, One man was
fiued Tor drunkenness and one for disor-
der.
A LARGE number of young ladies and
gentlemen OF the Island are going to
Bellairc tonight TO visit the Misses
Oliver
The Paxton fountain was cleaned yes
terday, and in the basin were found two
small catfish, u half grown bass and two
minnows.
I'VE Cleveland, LOrilln " wheeling
exc sion TO Chippewa lake leaves
Bridgeport ut :35 o'clock this morning
Wheeling time.
Miss Bessie ALLRS, who lives up
Caldwell's run, was badly hurt by being
thrown from buggy on Twenty.ninth
street. a breakage of the harness
caused the accident.
Mr.. +. j. PARK, Of the North Wheel
ing glass works, is member OF the
manufacturers conference committee
now in session with the workers com.
miticc at Pittsburgh.
4 SPECIAL term OF the Circuit Court
will be held to-day, Judge Jacob pre-
siding, and it is expected that Kelly and
Christie's motion Tor new trial in the
murder ease will be heard. An impress
sion prevails that this motion will not
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FULL DRESS RECEPTION
rendered by the wheeling Club to Presl
don't and Mrs. Quarrier.

dent and Mrs. Quarter.
The reception rendered by The Wheel
ing Club to its President, Mr.. Hullihen
Quarter, and bride (nee Miss Annie Hogg,
Of Cadiz, J at the pleasant rooms Of the
Club in the Rogers building, on Main
street, last night was a most charming
affair. The members and their lady
friends were received by President
and Mrs. Quarter, assisted by Vice
President and Mrs. G. Baird and
AIrs. @. II. Hogg, OF Cadiz,
mother OF Mrs. Quarter, and
Mr.. 7. G. Mofat, and given q most
gracious welcome. There were nearly
two hundred present, and it has been q
long time since there has been q more
enjoyable social gathering held in this
city. The dressing OF the ladies was un-
usually rich and effective, and it was a
matter OF general remark that it would
be difficult matter to find a more at
tractiye assembly OF ladies than
that at this reception. The music
was furnished by the Opera House
orchestra. Supper was served by burst
from II o'clock till the close of the affair.
While the night was warm one, there
was good breeze from the river blow
ing through the rooms nearly all the
time, making it very pleasant for dane
ing. The reception was notable sue
cess, gratifying to both Mr.. and Mrs
Quarter and to every. member OF the
club.
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DRINK Malto for the nerves.
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water and Movements of thu
Boats,

Stage OF the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The Elaine is this mornings Parkers.
burg packet?
The W. n. Chancellor will pass down
at an early hour this morning en- route
from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
The Andes got away in good time last
evening in her Cincinnati trade with q
good manifest and a number OF passen.
gers.
The Iron Age, OF Gray's Iron Line, has
her new shaft in position on the boat,
and us soon as the wheel is rebuilt she
will be ready for business.
The John Penny on her way up with
empties exchanged tows at Bellaire. The
tow Of coal she got had been sent down
especially for the Penny.
The river continues to fall at this
point. The marks last evening indicated
a depth OF but 6 feet and 8 inches in the
channel opposite the levee.
Capt. George O'Neal is temporarily
in command OF the @. W. Bachelor in
place OF Capt. Phil Anshutz, who is at
present busily engaged on his farm.
The Katie Stockdale passed down yes
terday morning en- route from Pittsburgh
to Cincinnati. She had a big freight list
and was crowded with passengers, most
ly excursionists bound for the Cincin-
natl Centennial. All OF her staterooms
were engaged before she left Pittsburgh.
1t has been suggested that it would be
well to raise the dam at Davis Island
before the water gets much lower. The
last time it was put up the work was
not commenced until the river was
down very low, and as a consequence
when it was closed up and until the
pool above filed, the river below drained
off until it was almost dry. Capt. Mar.
tin should benefit by experience.
The steamer Fashion passed up at
noon yesterday with her decks well COW
cred with freight and a number OF pas
sengers on board. A good string band
furnished lively music while she was in
port. A number Of the big packets are
getting back to the good old custom Of
having music on board. It adds to the
pleasure OF tourists and attracts atten-
tioh to the steamers at the various points
they land,
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Ahont two hundred nersons. chiefly
-, "OT ~. WV ~, 80, 49,!
Wheeingites ana their lnenus IRON
hereabouts, took advantage OF the CHEAP
excursion rates offered by the steamer
AnJos aud La uoo,or,,ov for c;nc;nnot
A"n'o, ",'u 'o's se',e'u''y AZ, o.I. ".I
on that elegant and commodlous steam
or: me OBJECT oil the excursion was tc
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BELLAIRE.
An Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Edward Mansel has gone back to work
ut Mingo.
Howard Litchtenberger is up the river
on business.
The steamer Courier loaded lot OF
slaves here yesterday for Baresville.
William Chambers, after sick spell
Of few days, has gone to work again.
Charles Bowman, a Powhatan horse
man, sold several horses here this week.
Jack McGrew was the man who par
alyzed" RATE Gibbs, the porter Of the
st. Nicholas.
Clyde Humrichousen entertained
friends Monday night and left for Find
lay yesterday.
A good many will go from here to
Steubenyille on Saturday to the Tur-
ner's exhibition.
The Lantern Globe company here are
still shipping large consignments Of
street globes to all points.
The Flint Glass Workers delegates to
Canton, Ohio, have returned home after
pleasant trip in every way.
The lawn fete at the residence OF ]. B.
Smith last night, was a decided success,
and a good time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Wilson Morrison left for her
home in Texas yesterday, accompanied
by her son Sherman rs far as Chicago.
The water works people will clean
the reservoir tomorrow. People on
Rose Hill would better draw water to-
day.
The residence of A. Ward, in the
Fourth ward, is about ready for occu
pancy, and is one of the finest in the
ward.
Mrs. Rev. Knox had her household
effects shipped to East Liverpool, Ohio
yesterday, where they will live in the
future.
NJ. Nelson left yesterday for n short
trip to Oil City, Pa. Mrs. Nelson is visit
ing friends there. They will be homt
this week.
Ben Tyler, OF the nail works, hal
gone home on two weeks visit. HI
lives about thirty miles south OF Wash
ington, d. @.
Quite crowd OF people assembled a
the depot yesterday to see the family o.
Mr.. Lev Battelle of for Youngstown, O.
their future home.
A man whose name could not bt
learned came near getting killed by {
falling scantling at the Fourth ware
school house yesterday.
Mr.. Jump, father-in-law OF George
Romick, after a long sick spell, is able Z
be around and came down from Burl
ington for little visit to his daughter
here.
From all appearances aad reports thu
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati Rail
way will do an immense passenger
business next Sunday to the Bethe
camp grounds.
Quite number of friends and rela
tives OF John Gregg met the remain!
here at the G. 4 P. depot yesterday
morning. A delegation Of the l. o. 0
F. accompanied the mourners. On &c
count OF the mutilated condition OF the
remains the funeral took place at
o'clock last evening in Rose Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. James Gill died at her cottage a
Burr's Mills, on Monday evening, ut
o'clock. She had been sick long time
and thought the trip to the CAM
grounds would be OF benefit. The re
mains OF Mrs. Gill came in on the Balti.
more 4 Ohio train last evening ut {
o'clock. The funeral will be on Thurs
day, the interment ut Rose Hill Gem
etery,
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Feb. Z, lSSS.--Nor a trace whatsoever n ~.
disease from which suffered has shown it. III
since my cure. GEO, ItirFIvycl