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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-10
W. II. HALLER. GuctioncCf,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Ny virtue OF a Decd OF Trust made BY Bridge.
NO0ne TO me a. trustee, dated July /, 1881, ie.
corded In Deed Of Trust Book No. %, page go,
In tho office Of tho Clerk OF the County Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, ! will sell ut the
north front door Of the Court House Of GAli
county, OH
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF MAY, 1859,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. IN, the following
described property, that Ia 10 say: A piece o.
ground situate In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia, being tho south half Of
lot numbered forty three, situate on the cut
side Of Market street on the north side Of TWEEN.
ty'heyenth street and at the corner Of said
streets said half lot has 4 frontage Of twenty.
I'VE feet on Market street and extends back Of an
even Width binding on Twenty seventh street
one hundred feet TO al lllcy.
The title IT. believed to DO perfect, but selling
as trustee will canvey only the title vested In
me by Aid deed Of trust.
TERMS or sAI.E-One third and rs much more
as the purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash on the
day Of bale, the balance In two equal INSTALL
nents at one aud two Year,, notes bearing inter
est from the day OF sale 10 be given for the dS
ierTed payments, the buildings to be kept In
Eured for the benefit Of the deferred payments,
and the title 10 DO retained until payment Is
made In full. W. J. W, C0WDEE, Trustee.
W, II, HALLER, AUCtIOucef, Aph
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Notwithstanding the fact that
the sales In our Dress Goods
Department have surpassed all
other seasons, we are still
showing a handsome and COM
pIete assortment of the Latest
Novelties, being daily In receipt
of the newest effects from the
importers.
SarNew and Elegant satlnes
arriving daily.
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Proposals,
NSPS9alSN
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


w WV HHIHAA " ANNH1
Sealed Proposals for the erection Of tho school
building IN Madison School Sub.DittriGt, IN the
city OF Wheeling. will 10 received BY thc CleFf
Of tho Board OF Education until 8 O'Clock D. IN.
on the 10th day OF April, 1850.
Said building Is To DO erected In accordance
with the plans and specifications now on ilOin
the Clerks office.
Bids will DO received for the completion Of The
building US Q whole ~ well as for the various
"hcrelnbci0re mentioned.
Each bid II 10 be accompanied byA bond, with
good security, conditioned for the faithful peT,
Torrance Of the work and In such penal sum ~
InKS and Grounds.
All proposals are To DO addressed to the Com.
milte6 on buildings and Grounds Of The BOard
Of Education,
or all bids, WIN, ELLlNGHAM,
Chairman OF the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds. Rpg
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Din. HESLEY's CELERY, IeOi and Iron
is tho essence Of nerve, strength and
sinew. Sold by druggists. 0
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New Advertisements.

VWANTED-A GIRL FROM l2 TO.
work. Riquiie at no, Gsouth Broadway,
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Wanted.

WANTED-A POSITION AS DRI.
wv. YER by- On experienced man, Address
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-10
WHEELING, APRIL 10, 1880.

Entered At the PoStoHlcs At Wheeling, ", Va,
RS SeCOnd'ClaAs mRtteF.l
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-11-06

'THIS CUT represents my NINE.GRADE STZFR.
The I'd, 4th, 9th and 8th spouts project upon
the opposite side, and do not show in the cut.
thoroughly tested the past season in Florida and
california by leading orange growers and packers.
Will size from to 4 boxes of oranges minute in
the most approved manner. Absolutely free of
any clogging or the slightest injury to the fruit
SO easily operated Chat lady fera little practice
can keep three men constan tly busy Send for
circular, with testimonials JOHN A. JONFS,
York. Pa.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-11-06
THIS rs GEO. W. MOVERS
Orange Box Head

The FRAME is mortised and PINNED
together.
The panel is secured in a groove
The FRAMES are all EXACTLY UNI-
FORM in size
Boxes will always make up nice and
STRAIGHT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-05
Yesterdays Evansellstio Meetings.

The eyangelists, Hogan and Sawyer,
had splendid meetings again last night.
Mr.. Hogan held forth in the Tabernacle,
and In a few minutes after the doors
were opened, they had to he closed
again to keep tho crowd from crushing
the weaker ones who were inside. For
an hour the pavement was packed, by
people anxious to get inside. Mr.. Hogan
talked 10 his audience till after nine
o'clock and even when Diminishing time
camc, they were slow to 20.
Mr.. Sawyer, who by the way is not a
Reverend" nor q licensed minister, but
an evangelist who came out OF the dry
goods business into the field Of christian
work, spoke in the Zane Street NJ. l..
church last night to an immense crowd.
The people Of Zane street church are
very cordial in their greetings and treat
ment otstrangers and Mr.. Sawyer invites
all to come tonight when he will
speak again,
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Jos. spEIDE1 & Co. are agents for the
Buckeye Extracts. Best on the market.
pELLAlRE BupGEr.
Yesterdays Happenings aud Notes About
pannla In Condonuad Farm

Yesterdays Happenings and Notes About
People In Condensed Form.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson will visit friends ID
Delaware, o., this week.
The School board has granted a two weeks va.
cation during the holidays.
Mrs. Charles stump, Of wheeling Island, Il
Wis ting among Fourth ward friends here.
N. r. Kelsey bought OF !. II. Day yesterday
twenty.nr 20 acres Of timber laud at Us per acre.
MI. Cattell, OF Martins Ferry, iS,A candidate
for the caShierhip OF the new Dollar Savings
bank here.
The Board Of Pension Examiners were very
busy all day yesterday, as there were big lot Of
applicants.
+ My. ]. r. Lane, accompanied BY Misses Annie
Husbands and Jessie Butte, spent yesterday with
Wheeling friends.
Beulai May, bright little daughter Of Mrs.
Ada HCAlherlngton, died At the home Of her
mother Tuesday night.
Mru. Charles Forney. Of Cambridge. after a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-05
Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following conveyances Of real es.
tate were admitted 10 record In Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday:
A deed made December 4, 1880, by
Henry Brahler and wife, 10 Joseph Ed.
bert, Tor the south one.half Of lot No. 8
In square No. 40, situated In that part Of
the city formerly known as South Wheel.
ing. Consideration, $500.
A deed made November I2, 1850, by
Frederick William Stoetzer aud wife, TO
Joseph Weidnerf for lot No, 10 In square
No. q, as designated on The map OF the
subdivisions Of the Joseph Caldwell
estate, located at the northeast corner OF
Jacob and Twenty.eighth streets. Con.
sideratIon, 81 ,g32.
A deed made Decenbet 8, 1889, by
Miller u Acker, 10 Joseph Klemm and
wife, for the north half OF the north half
Of lot No. 1856, ID Noah zanc's addition
10 East Wheeling. Confederation, 5000.
A deed made December 8, 1880, by
Miller Il. ACker, 10 John A. Witsbufgef,
for the south half Of the north half OF lot
No. 1876, Ia NOAH Zane's addition 10 East
Wheeling. Consideration, 5000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-05
LAST MONTHS OIL OPERATIONS
In the Washington, Tailorstown and NJ
Morris Fields,

In the Washington, TnllorstQWn and Mt,
Morris Fields,
November in the Washington county
oil field was a quiet month so far as
operations were concerned. The deyel,
opment was quite limited. The strike
at O, D, Robbins Greer we'll, which was
brought in at twenty barrels an hour,
has caused many operators to look favor.
ably upon the theory that = southern
outlet may be found, and the defined
field has been advanced about quarter
Of a mile to the south by the result at
Christie Il Co.'s Stevenson well, The
fifth sand holds out encouragement TO
operators as horizon for profitable
drilling, and the wells that have been
put down 10 that sand, have turned out
paying Investments, Thepresent month
will show increased activity In fifth
sand operations,
In the Tayloptown field the month Of
November was busy one, although no
important features were developed, John
NJ. Keown's Knox No, 20 created some
interest, although 1t opens up no terri
tory, II started Off at forty five barrels
an hour, and for few hours averaged
hity,three barrels an hour, II il now
making tWenty,three barrels an hour,
Tue month shows considerable increase
in the fifth sand operations, and the in-
diCations point 10 greater activity III that
stratum, The most prominent topic Of
discussion among oil men has been and
Is still, the puTchsse Of the l., NJ, Croth,
ers farm by Isaac Willetts. It Is now
said the price paid was but SIS, 900, but
shat in addition to this sum MIR, Croth,
ers is to receive one-eighth royalty on all
the oil produced. This amount, and the
royalty, Is probably the correct figure,
In addition to the ten wells which vii,
let's is arranging to put down on this
farm at once, the report is that by spring
there will BIZ forty more wells going
down on the farm, which is one OF 200
acres,
In the Mt, Morris field November saw
the field begin to widen. The month
will be recorded In drilling history as
one OF the most unfortunate months In
the life Of this field, Fishing jobs have
been more numerous than ut any other
time since drilling was begun. At pres.
ent some are getting out OF their trouble,
while others are about to abandon and
start new holes,
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MARTINS pERRY MArrRRs.
An Intorestlng suit scltled-A Resume of q
DaVIa NaEa

An Interesting Suit sGltIed-A Resume of u
Days News.
The Jury In the suit brought III tue Common
Pleas Court az 81, ClaIrsvllle, by Miss Lizzie
RaIney, Of this place, against the estate Of the
late NV. buckingham, returned verdict In
her favor for sl,4OO, Miss RAluey brought suit
against the estate for 1880 for services rendered
az nurse during tho insanity Of Mrs, BuCkIng'
ham, who was her sister. Miss RAiney attended
Ma. buckingham something over two years.
R I'M S'toT6eYs tSr taS pS'Gtt were n ClGiE
John II. Cochran, Of Martins Ferry, and the dc.
PENDANTS were represented by Attorneys George
lIuncan, Of Martins Fern James N Reese, Of
nGllRire, and Il. T. Moore, Of Pittsburgh, About
MY witnesses We're examined. The jury went
out at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon and returned
4 verdict about four hours later.
GENERAL NEWS ASD PERSONAL JorriNGS.
James .selby, OF Wellsyille, Is visiting trlCuds
aud relatives here.
Moore and Elmer Davidson arc home from
FOstOtia on short visit
Miss Anna Pope, Of Woodsaeld, Is visiting her
COUSIN, Miss Jennie Dixon.
Jesse Ieifteys, special pension examiner, was
Ia Martins Ferry yeIGrday.
Mrs. s. !. Patterson, OF New York, Is visiting
her son, Mr. James Y. Patterson,
Charles selby, who has been OIL tho sick list,
10 much better, ~ also Is Basil Ray.
Miss Kate Fast haS returned aiLor Ave weeks
visit with relatives at Falrlnout, ". Va,
County Treasurer Robinson was In tho city
yesterday AItcnding the funeral OF Peter BeaElc.
Frank Stewart. OF Allegheny, Is Visiting his
parGns, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Stewart, on Fifth
Miss Mary Williams, Of ut, Pleasant. IA tho
guest Of MI and Mrs W. Il. RadClin, on Fourth
MI. A, J. Mckenzie has purchased farm In
February.
The Boston onlntCtte Club will appear at the
Opera House, December H. under The auspices
Of the Baptist church.
James PlCkenS Is hero ir1m Hennepin, Ill.
having been summoned by the death OF Ills ~
tor, Mrs. Harry Plckens.
MFs. Mary PlCkens wife Of Mr.. Harry PickCnE,
aged Y, dl0i on Tuesday night They had been
married only two years.
A large humber Of Martins Ferry people will
attend The funeral Of Mrs, Sarah v, Nelson Al
bridgeport this afternoon.
Yesterday one man sold over fifty tickets for
damon aud PythlAs" to be played moro Nv
frank Lindon, December o. for tue benefit q
the knights Of Py thlas.
The remains Of Elizabeth, wife OF Thomas
Stanton, sr., were Inferred In the RiveryIeW
Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The atIcndaUce
at the funeral was yeFy large. fhe oiilciatIhS
minister was Rev. l.. = Winters OF the 81 Il.
Church, OF which the deceased was member.
The funeral q the late Peter Beazle took place
DAY afternoon and was largely attended. Rev
=. Winters, pastor Of the N, e. Church oEiclR.
ted. Belmont City Lodge !, o. O. n, and On.
ward Lodge !. Q. o. attended the funeral In
q dy' Key. .. ". Conway Of the Baptist
Church acted a. Chaplain for The Odd Fellows In
no services ~ the grave, The pail bearers were
Mes.rs. henty sn0dgrass, Robert CottTeil, Tnos.
WATKINS J: NJ WoodcoCk, Anderson Ralston
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In Police Court yesterday morning
Sam McNRmee, who hit a man named
Book In the face as ho was getting on a
street car, and who, when searched, was
found to have an open knife In his
pocket was let off with the easy fine Of
81 and costs and in default OF payment
sent TO the hill tor fifteen days. II. Nc.
Cahon and Berry Wilson paid 81 aud
costs each for the privilege oil being
drunk. Edward Feeney, who had In.
dulged In the same luxury, was unable
to S.ttle and was sent up for fifteen
days. George Burk, colored, endeavored
10 dernolish the furniture 10 tue apart.
ments OF Pearl Stevenson and Blanche
Fox, both colored, who live In the Fifth
ward. He was fined $40 and costs, and
not being able TO settle or compromise,
was sent up for thirty days. The charges
OF disorder against the two women were
dismissed,
Godfrey Faatz, who had had his case
confined, was hned 81 and costs for act
Ing In a disordcrly manner and In dc.
faalt Of payment was sent up for thirty
days. Mayor seabright kept this I'm.
fortunate on the stand an unnecessary
length OF time In order to entertain the
crowd with the poor fellows wild talk.
II was very undigniaed proceeding.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Mention In mud About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Mention IN hhd N"u"'
the City.
THr riverside mil factory is working
AT the Opera House tO.night-"A
Legal Wreck"
| s. HAGUE, OF. tho Wheeling Pottery
was sCalded on the head by steam yes
terday,
THERE were no cases on the blottOr at
Police Headquarters, at : O'clock ms
morning.
ions MouLrGN fell against u piece Of
hot steel Mt tho Riverside iron works
Yesterday and burned himself badly
A FINE now heavy flag stone pave
ment is being laid Ia front OF KRAFT Bros
4 lIosenburg's establishment on Main
street.
AT the Belmont mill tho small ma
chimes only are working this week. The
puddle mill and blast furnace are making
good time
TnE mud should be removed from the
Main street bridge. When the weather
ia mild or wet, the teams in passing
splash the mud over pedestrians on tho
sidewalk,
YESTERDAY morning break occurred
in The line Of the West Virginia Natural
Gas Company, between Fulton and the
west side Of tho Peninsula. II was re.
paired In q short time, and caused no
long continued annoyance.
Mr., CHARLES II. FIsHER has on exhibit
ton at Architect Younge's Office re.
Gently invented fire CRATE. It has a
dumping arrangement whereby the bars
are cleaned, and besides has an all.round
due space which carries away all sulphur
and light ashes.
WRLLsBURa Lodge No. 2, A. F. and A.
NJ. has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Tablet Fl. Buchanan,
W. NJ. Frank II. Jacob, S. W.; George
w. MCCleary, ]. W.; Thomas NJ. Lloyd,
Treasurer; James Lawson, Secretary;
Andrew Nelson, Tyler.
Tux MCAIeChen building on Main
street which was burned out recently Is
to have new front, and internal I'M.
proYements which will make 1t much
more useful, and preseutable than IL
was before the fire. Workmen arc now
tearing down the front wall.
YESTERDAY Messrs. A. j. Sweeney &
Son, shipped n four ton solid fly wheel
to New Cumberland. 1t isapatt Of the
new steam engine which they are build.
lug for Captain John Pofter's brick
works. While hauling II 10 the Twenty.
fourth street wharf ~ DO loaded on
barge, the teams stalled the mud near
Hoifman's tannery, and tho assistance Of
two more teams had to be secured.
The Belmont County Medical Society
held it's annual meeting at Bridgeport,
Tuesday, and elected the following Off
GERS: President, DR.. ]. l.. Hobson, Of
Flushing; Vice president, DR.. McClel.
land, Of Bellaire; Secretary, Dr.. A. ].
Heinlein, OF Bridgeport; Treasurer, Dr.,
Colyille, OF HRrrlsville. Representative
physicians from all over the county were
present, aud the meeting was made
very interesting one. A number Of In.
teresting papers were read and discussed.
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A Pleasant Surprise Party.

A number OF the friends OF Mrs. Tanner
Nelson gave her a very pleasant surprise
at her home on EotI street last evening,
the occasion being her birthday. Early
in tue evening Mrs. Nelson was induced
TO 20 to the house Of a neighgor. When
she returned to her home shortly after 8
O'Clock she found II filled with friends
whose cordial greetings and hearty
wishes for future years Of happiness for
the moment almost overcome her. The
evening was spent in most delightful
manner. About 10 o'clock a large table
was spread with feast Of good things.
The supper was not the least enjoyable
feature Of the occasion by any means.
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CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION
Issusd by Secretary Of State WRlker-TWo
wheeling Companies,

Issued by Secretary OF state WRlker-fWo
Wheeling Companies,
Certificates OF incorporation have been
issued by Secretary Of State Walker this
week as follows;
To the Wheeling Sign & Mirror Com'
pauy which has been organised for the
purpose Of manufacturing and dealing
in all kinds OF advertising signs, mirrors,
&c, The principal office is to be nthls
city, and the charter 10 70 expire on
October %, 1909, The sum OF $500 has
been subscribed 10 the capital stock, ten
per cent Of which has been paid In, with
the privilege OF increasing the same to
S5O,0OOin ali. The stock Is divided into
ghares Of SlOO, OF which John NJ. swee'
ney, Chrlstian Seibke, Charles 2, Bige-
low, B. B, Doysner and Charles H, COpp,
all Of this city, hold one each,
To the JetIersoniau Lumber 4 Manu-.
featuring Company, the purposes oil
which are the manufacturing Of lumber
and building material and dealing In
coal, building material, &c, Its place Of
business Is to be in Charleston, JetIer'
son county, and the charter Is to expire
on January LIST, 1888, The sum Of $3.50
has been subscribad to the capital stock,
ten per cent Of which has been paid in,
with The privilege Embarrassing the same
10 $4,000 in all. Shares are $50, oil
which W. L. Shafer, John Mcknight
John O. Mcknight j, !, Mcknight and
n, S, Mcknight, all Of Jefferson county,
hold one each,
TO the Addison Boem Company, or
ganized for the purpose OF constructing
maintaining aud operating one or more
Blooms in Elk river or It's tributaries, al
or near Addison, or any other place in
said river, except the Back fork Of ELI
river and It's tributaries above the mouth
Of Holly, In Braxton and Webster
counties. The principal office Is 10 bt
at Addison, Webster county, and the
charter IS to expire on November 95
1880, The sum Of $3.50 has been sub
sCrlbed TO the capital stock, ten per cent
Of which has been paid In, with The
privilege oil inereattng said capital tc
100000 In all. The capital Is divided
into shares Of $50, Of which Jonathan
Bennett, OF Addison, holds two, Thomai
NJ. Daily, James Woodzell and John =
Cogar, Of Addison, and Samuel Given
Of Welch Glade, hold one each.
A charter has also been issued 10 tht
same incorporators for tho Webster
County Boom Co., for tho purpose O
constructing, maintaining and operating
booms, With or without piers or dams
on the Gauley river, near the mouth o
the Williams river, or ut any other place
above the mouth Of Muddlety creek, II
the COUNTIES OF Nicholas and Webster
The charter is to expire on November
20, 1880. The sum oil $3.50 has been sub
sCribsd to the capital stock, ten per cen
Of which has been paid IN, with thu
privilege Of increasing the same Il
100000 in all, Shares are $50 each.
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HHHCOMMlIrlHH WON'T GO
To Charleston to Talk With
Governor Wilson
ABOUT ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
The Governor Telesraphs That He
Meant What HesaId about I.ocal
Legislation and that None will
he Included In the Gall.


The committee consisting Of Mayor
seabright, President Frank Cruise, Of
the Second Branch Of Council, President
Hullihen Quarter, OF the Chamber Of
Commerce, Hon, John Oorcoran, Capt.
o, ]. Rawling and Mr.. P. F, Terrell,
members OF the First Branch Of Couu.
Gil from the First aud Fourth wards re-
spectlyely, which was chosen to go to
Charleston to wrestle with Governor
Wilson on the electric light question,
did not take It's departure yesterday as
1t had arranged to do the night before,
and the indications are that the little
iunketing trip is indefinitely postponed.
As reported in yesterdays issue this
committee was chosen Tuesday night by
the special joint Council committee ap-
pointed for the purpose OF getting Gov,
eTnor Wilson TO provide In his proClama.
ton calling a special session Of the
Legislature that among the matters to
be considered should be Senate Bill No,
'l02, allowing this city to operate an
electric light plant and dispose OF the
light TO private consumers; the commit,
tee was empowered to send one or
more persons to Charleston TO see the
Governor about the matter, II deemed
advisable, and the gentlemen named
above were selected 10 70, In the alb
sence Of any appropriation to defray the
expenses OF the trip Mayor seabright
offered 10 put up the money and take his
chances In getting Council to reimburse
him.
A dispatch was sent to Governor VII,
son to ascertain II he would be at home.
Yesterday morning a reply was received
from the Governor to the effect that he
would be at home, but that it would be
a waste Of time and money for any com.
imittee to call OH him with any
purpose in view such US this one
had; that his decision not to in.
clude In his proclamation any matters Of
local nature for the Legislatures con-
sideration was final and that he was not
to be moved. The committee decided
that II would be useless, alter hearing
this answer read, to make any move on
ChaFleatnn
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a Great aIu.Ieal AtlraelIon.

Next Tuesday evening Divide Musin, a
world.iamed vlolinist, and his concert
company will give a musical entertain.
ment at the Opera House that will be
one OF the choicest things OF the seasons
list Of attractions, The Boston Herald
says OF Mr.. 0Iusin's work, ellis playing
has the true characteristics of genius;
his tone is SO large aud true, his bowling
free, and his sentiment is SO refined and
his playing is SO marked in It's individu.
atty, that he controls his audience aud
fairly commands their applause. His
company includes Annie Louise Tan.
ner, who is to-day classed as America's
greatest lyric soprano. Her voice is said
to possess q most phenomenal range and
all the critics Of the metropolitan press
have accorded her unlimited praise.