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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22
CREATIONS LOWER ORDERS.

A cat that will DRINK ts.r is one OF the
curtosities Of Calaraet, o.
The only cross eyed COW Is owned by
George Williams, Of Comley, q.
A live turtle was found wipiiling around
among the mails in the postoiiice at Potts
Vile, Pa, tho other day.
A church deacon at Galesburg, xieh.,
claims to have parrot which will lead n
hymn at prayer meeting.
A young lady at Fast Nottingham has dis
covered turtle which bore the initials
''Th T., and date ''i7Tl"
Mrs Beck, an old lady In Now York. was
M startled by boy throwing II dead cat at
her that she was stricken with fit OF apo
plexy anil died
According to n story from Ohio, a marked
sparrow, liberated at Londonv lille. was shot
and kiiissl in Huron, - r. eleven days after,
and the question arises how did the bird get
VI far or
Ell Burgess 7 II WindIs. while walking
over his farm in Cain Township, Chester
county, Pa. caught large blowing viper.
The snake Is n very rare reptile in that sec
ton, this t,sing the second one ever known
10 have bsssn captured
From n recent study II the bones OF nm
thropotd APIS II appears that the gorilla and
chimpanxec approach nearest to man. but in
different degrees. the orang outang holding
the third place But great differences exist
hrtwcen the proportions Of the human frame
and tho~s u all the apes
An Arizona paper says that at Proctors
WE'LL Santa Rosa. the shells OF seventeen year
locusts were brought up from depth Of 7dS
feet, to which depth tho piping extends. 1t
says: There was quite a quantity Of them,
tho sa,tire shell was perfect. also the limbs and
hairy covering of the back.
A letter from Calcutta reports that herd
1t 100 wild elephants has been captured in
MySore Also that there were 600 deaths
by snake bites in the northwest provinces
last year. In Madras 10000 Cattle were
kill~i by Wild animals, and ,d42 persons los,
thar lives by snakes aud Wild beasts
while spme gentlemen OF Crawfordville
Fla, were out in the bay fishing a large gray
eaxle suddenly swoop-si down upon them
striking directly at one of the party, and
missing his head ouly by hairs breadth,
1'he fero,ious bird made several other attacks.
but WAS beaten OH with fishing poles
A swarm Of butterflies. 81 thick ~ to al
most obscure IN. rays Of the sun, passed
through Mott. Cal. reeently There were
myrts,is OF them. and many of them would
aitght M moist spots In the Streets amt as
they straighsenci up their wings they looked
like miniature pyramids They were nil uni
form a. to size. color and shape
Brn O'Hara. OF Marinette. Wis owns a
dog which has made himself famous a. u
banking institution He feeds on all sorts OF
coins, without regard Ia denomination. and Is
always in readiness to receive deposits The
Jingle Of Coins will cause him to run toward
their l'o~-~sor rs eagerly AS fns~t dogs start
n the direction III n p,sce OF meat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22
raielsA

M uesis tsgv sad hAs1s ens14
They e5ns up1s = anaEsEs-
All H b ansiisn. ~ fsUvD 3 UeaR
Ths fss slss tramp nnhesst5eA
NJ, taeu.y cseytsai & sheB hanA
rhe.s Lave The hAast drfsd Up ard denA
hard clasp NJ the rafdes g.ss
shssxer vhss fs,s nnne b iA1s-
Ard sss~sgth , ours % cuoanv safs
o tsfainz aess Tor vel o. voss
III. pa5n would s1S hara8 - -
Tbs ssadn>ss no& - sudden 60
r. vr ssssss drHw fresr oreafh.
II vs ezs.s3 tSssh Assd:s dsrnd Death
Ard ssas ansirsd the words God saith
So much "a DO ers hands arc cold.
30 far 70 Fare ers Annfs gTo~ ODD:
So nzsxcf 70 ~ ere ssosy-s TODD
Iass 20 iose afghs of n<sf=s things:
Porxss. In I'll oar sandsringk
To ~ loves hssoy ant sweeping vsn9A
Ard L yes /. sou,ssimes forzee
To hire Away your care and fr>&-
And ttan tne etsseka that teass have vet
Here ~ - pas;ss ourselves aDeS
EAes 10 the other. oDec. tsse-
Lest life loss al IL morning dsw
Who knows what day ne gay goodey'
Whan ea.s ssali 10 che eharchyard iso-
LIT ~ cling esaser. yoa and !
-Euxsns field In Chicago Seva
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

1t is a mistake to tempt the appetite of .
sick person. As soon ~ q person becomes
SICK it is quite common for kind but mis-
taken friends to bring to the sick one some
tempting article of food, when perhaps the
real cause Of the illness is due TO overeating,
and wise nature has taken away the appetite
50 the overworsed digestive organs may have
an opportunity to unburien themselves A
little fasting in any acute diseases ID no dis
advantage-Heraldo OF Health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Effective little queen charms are moonstone
star.
Transparent amber pyramids top some
single pronged hair pins
The demand for colored pearls il said Ia
greatly exceed the supply
Another buckle j,ist produced is a spur
simulated in oxidized silver
A gigantic silver hook and eye compose a
lately conceived belt buckle.
Included in the variety of hairpin headings
is diamond and rg y edeiweiss
Oblong opals- IN small gold mounttngs, con-
tinue II favorite IL ink cuff buttons.
A diamond and e ruby are sunk into some
new platinum and gold sleeve buttons.
A novel ilea in decorative table ware Is .
cut glass bon bondish shaped as a pear
Tasty lace pins are composed Of three diA-
n,ond leaves set side by side in fan fashion
The white enamel full dress buttons, with
diamond centers, have been duplicated ir
scarf pms
Fashions latest decree is to wear close to
the ear pei shaped opal surrounded by
diamonds.
Peuwiper oddities contain in their number
a dimir utive oxidixsd silver board stuffe.i full
Of blue plush
Silver sire, twisted into indescribmbls
shares, composes some sleeve buttons Of re-
cent manufacture.
An attractive little frihe worth noticing il
match box formed wholly OF heavy silver
wire interviewer Jewellers Review.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

Mother esevereiyf-Robert, jon did very
wrong to do what told you not to do. A
punishment for your disobsdisnce forbid
You 70 play with Willie again this aftss1ouA.
Bobby and Willis twist nervcualy In tAaiF
chairs for half N hour, when wins o.
Gves: ma, do you think it fair 70 ~
h both Of - Tor what Bobby duns@1
mira TaleRram.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

Ayers Sarsaparilla, by purifying and en-
riching the blood, improves the appetite,
aids the assimilative process, sire ngthens the
nerves, and insigorates the system. 1t is,
therefore, the best and most thoroughly
reliable Alternative that can be found for old
aud young. augl3dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

That distention Of the stomach which many
people feel after eating, may be due to i'm
proper mastication of the food; but, in most
cases. it indicates weakness of the digestive
organs. the best remedy for which is one Of
Ayers Pills to be taken after dinner.
july30d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22
For Rockets. Natasmua, and oil Wasting
Disoi ders OF Children

Scots Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oh,
Hyppph sp!ntes, is uncqualled, The rapidly
with which chiliren gain flesh and strength
upon i is wonderful. 81 have used Scots
Emulsion IN case Of ricketts, aaa Msrxsmua
of long standing. In every case the improve.
ment was msrscd.7 J NJ. MAn NJ. D.,
| New York octl7dsoiS va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price 80 cents
For sale at G.. B. Murphy's.
july22d&wchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

Simplicity Of language is good. no matter
TO whom one Is speaking, but It 10 best tc
avoid talking down." even to young chill
dren- Every teacher finds. sooner or later.
that children are often better informed than
they are supposed to bst
The San Francisco Chronicle reports dia-
logue overheard in . kinder. arten. The
teacher was giving an elementary object le<
son
What ID thar ahs osked, - she touched
the table.
Wood"
And what b thisr he added, touching
tie fender
IRON
VERY good, And what b shisr taking
upa hostia"
ssGlAAn
"ExceilensI Vow vhas b shisr fuusbling
h9 vafeh chain
s4BFA8,' answered a. q - unall boyx,
- With thas ~ hum -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

Througs of people attend the outdoor
meetings to hear tariff and Prohibition dis
cussed. To cure the colds and sore thr0ats
contracted at those meetings Il great demand
has sprung up for Adsmson's Botanic Cough
Balssm. aug20eod&eOw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22
Sanford's Ginger

Of imported ginger choice aroraf ana the pest "
brandy instantly relieves cramps AMI cneeAs al
t&s of prevents indigestion, destroys disease
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

llNOK sAI.E-S-v~rai house lots. Desirable 10
Il cality. Easy teIms. Inquire of
juneNdtf THos. J, LYNCH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

INO1 NALE-Homestead Of four acres, situated
II midway between Augusta aud uallowell- Good
house. els and stable. all connected and painted,
with blinds, convenient for two families food
water at door Orchard grated trees IS or ~ rods
OF shore with good ic. privileges. Apply on prem
ises. suyAisms Mks. 4. :. BRITT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

NOR SALE houses gu state ST., and one on
r Grove d. Apply to MISS y. T. BARTLETT,
~ Stat. ~ octl:dsf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

cOR sAI.E-Oid papsrs. suitable for laying undel
carpets, ~ 10 ceuEs per hundred. At the Joarna
Once apr.+dAwu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-22

vNuk SALE-OLp rAPkHs for wrapping puf'
II poa~s. Dsiiies 10 cents PEI hundred; Weehite'
q oeS:s Apply ~ ttii one,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30

The leyee marks at dusk last evening
showed d depth in tho channel Of sCant
i've feet. Ali the local packets arrived
and departed on time In their respective
daily trades, The Andes will not leave
this afternoon as usual. II Ia reported
that Capt. Charlie Muhleman, late mas.
ter OF the Andes, and Mart Noll, who
was with Capt. Muhleman. for a
number Of years as his chief clerk,
have purchased the Ierry.hoat Emma
uhl and the transfer wagon running
between Marietta and Williamsport, the
Ohio River railroad station on this side,
and will take charge August /. The
Katie stockdale is due down at an early
hour this morning en- route from Fits.
burgh 10 Cincinnati, Capt. Watt Shedd
has utned the command OF the Minnie
Bay over To Capt. Pres Ellison. The
Hudson Is due UP this morning in the
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30
.YHE NAIL COMBINATION.
The Charter Of the Central Nail
Company Received,
THE PLAN OF ORGANIZATION,
All the Western Mills Expected to
take Stock, aud the Company TO
Handle all Nails Made-More
Wheeling Capital in OIL,

The charter was yesterday received
from Charleston Of the Central Nail
Company, which the certificate recltes Ia
organized for the purpose Of manutac-
turing, buying and selling nails and
other products OF iron and steel, and
holding such real estate and personal
property as may be necessary TO success
fully conduct its business" Its prinCi'
pal office is to be at Wheeling, and Id
charter is 10 expire on July 25r 1885
The sum of $500 has been subscribed ia
its capital stock, ten per cent. OF which
has been paid in, and the privilege is re-
served Of increasing the capital to $1,000
900 in all. Tho capital ia divided int
shares OF 500, one each Of (which Is held
by Joseph Bell, A. W, Campbell, spauld'
ing X, Wallace, w, l.. Glessner and j,
N, Vance, all OF this city.
This Is the central or head 0rganiza
ton which it is proposed shall handlt
the output Of all the cut nail mills III
the West-the nucleus, so TO speak, o.
the projected combination or trust,
If'the plan contemplated by the In,
c%orporators Of this company Is adopted
by The Western Cut Nail Association, \
Is expected that at the adjourned meet
ing OF that organization TO be held herr
August 7, all the mills will subscribe 4
the capital stock ofthe Central company
and It will then, as an independent or
ganization, contract with the individual
factories to lake the product proportion
cd tothe capacity Of each Company's mill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30
ON SERIOUS CHARGES.
Two Of the New Ppllesmsa Make ARE
for FeloAIss,

Two Of the New Pnlicsnnn Make Arrests
for FeloAles,
The new policemen start of pretty
we'll. Two Of them, Officers Donayin
and Herbert, made arrests yesterday on
felony charges, James Mccauley was
arrested by Officer Donayin, accom-
panied by Officer Bell, on a charge Of
ielonious assault with intent 10 main,
disfgure, disable and kill, The accused
lives at Miles, o., and has been working
at the Whitaker Iron Works. Last
Friday he and Tom Richards had a
fight, in the course Of which he bit off
about a third Of Richards right ear, as
chronicled in Saturdays IHTRlLIGRNORR,
McOauley was arraigned before Squire
Phillips, who sent him 10 jail TO aWait.a
hearing this afternoon, The otfense is
punishable by confinement in the peni-
tentiary.
John Monaghan was arrested by Officer
Herbert and taken before Squire Davis,
on q charge OF stealing tools from Adolph
SGhaai, q aGhihistemployedRt the Balti.
more 4 Ohio shops on the South Side,
schaaf discovered the loss Of bis tools
Sunday afternoon, and seeing Monaghan
near, accused him Of the theft, The
tools were found on him, Not long ago
SChaaf lost about 500 worth Of tools by
theft, Monaghan said yesterday that be
supposed he was drunk" when he stole
the tools on Sunday, Squire Davis sent
him 10 Jail In default OF $500 bail,
A brother OF Jerome Mccormick, the
man now in jail on a charge OF attempt
ing to wreck an Elm Grove passenger
train last week, came up from Marietta
yesterday and wanted to bail Mccormick
out. He could not go'on his brothers
bond, as he owns no property In West
Virginia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30
RGY, RATHER BRENNAN,
One OF the Earliest Priests Of this Diocese,
Buried Yesterday.

One OF the Earliest Priests Of this Diocese
Buried Yesterday.
Rev, Father Denis Brennan, a native
Of Ireland, died at Baltimore last Friday,
and his remains were broughtt to Wheel
ing and buried in Mt. Calvary cemetery
yesterday, the funeral services at St,
Joseph's Cathedral being largely at
tended, About a score OF che priests Of
the diocese were In attendance. RI,
Rev, Monsignor Sullivan celebrated
solemn requiem mass, and Rev. Father
p. Kelleher preached the discourse, The
body was laid TO rest in the space In Mt.
Calvary adjoiningthe Whelan memorial
chapel, which space Is reserved for the
graves OF Clergymen.
Rev. Father Brennan was one Of the
earliest priests in what is now the do
cese OF Wheeling, then a portion OF the
diocese Of Richmond. He and three
others were educated and ordained al
Dublin, and crossing the ocean, came tc
Wheeling, Father Brennan was sta
toned here a short time, and afterwards
had other charges in the diocese. For .
number OF years he was stationed al
Weston, and travelled over the territory
between there and the Tennessee line.
When taken sick he was assistant
priest at ~Parkersburg. He was taken Il
the ut, Hope retreat near Baltimore
where he died,
He was o. years Of age, and had speni
nearly the entire time since his ordlna'
ton, forty years or more ago, in this dio
Cese, coming 10 Wheeling between 1910
the time OF Bishop Whelan's arrival here
and 1850, when the diocese of Wheeling
was established, and Bishop Whelar
formally transferred from Richmond
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30
iiasSB nli iiriSts.

The game with Mansfield at Spring
1eld, scheduled for yesterday, had 10 be
postponed on account Of Train,
Tho Huntington lags Ball Club is
anxious 10 CFosS bats with the Wheeling
club, Possibly the home aggregation
could beat those lively amateurs.
rluCky "Gameyp wesLlake, Of Bellaire,
tho prize catcher OF the Springfield
team, has caught forty.seven straight
gaines. His hands arc very sore Ia con.
sequence Of this wort vF''
Tho Inst Of aberles Of three games be.
tween the Mlngos and wellsbdfg Grays
Tor a purse Of $50 was played at Mih1o
Saturday and resulted Ii a'bad defeat
for the WellSbutgets, the score being 4
10
AZ o'clock this morning The casea Of
those arrested on Sunday July 9i, fof
playing ball-ihe game between Wheel.
ihg and a picked nine-wlll come Do BE-.
fore Justice Phillips lot 4 ptellhI nary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30
MARTINS FERRY.
a hog K~lled-slight ACeldsnt-Persona
aud General Gossip.

A hog killed-Sllght ACcident-Personnl
aud General Gossip.
Whites circus will DO here to-day.
The factory at the LAughlln mill Will resume
today,
RCy. Earl D. Holt1. OF lsayenna, Is Waiting
Martins Ferry friends,
Miss Sarah IIoylC returned yesterday from q
two weeks visit In lliRois,
Rev, us. Winters aud vito left yesterday FOL
Harlem 10 Rttend conference.
Mt, and Mrs. Harry Hood have returned from
a pleasant two weeks vlsltat Cleveland,
Mr.. James II. bremen, Of the Ohio Vale.
NelRS, has returned from his Northwestern visit
Mr.. Jacob LOtz returned yesterday from 4
pleasure trip in the East aud reports q good
time,
Henry, Elliott 4 st Wits Side, Ontario. at
which PLACE 40 Will probably make his future
MI. LIZ. Martin, OF Foltoria, formerly Of Mar.
lp's Ferry, was in town yesterday. Mrs, Martin
Is visiting here
Mrs. Thomas Copoway aud Miss Ada Jones
attended tho funeral Of their cousin, Miss Annie
Jones, at BellaIro Yesterday,
last evening one end Of The boiler at Kcbr's
planning mill dropped u short distance, caused
broke and considerable steam and water escaped.
The engineer was badly frightened, but no dam
age was done.
MI. Mortimer WilllAnlG q pnpNIlF young man
Of Martins Ferry WIS married last week ut Allie
ghpny VI MltS hlEaies liver, Rwell known young
lRlyp Of !HearsYllle, .AnOliccot this marriage ap'
reared lp last Saturdays l"NTELLldENCER, copied
lfoWH Pittsburgh paper, butowiug to the names
published few persons here knew who the coli.
traCtlng parties were.
There was q first class funeral yesterday III
seabrights addition. The large dog, belonging
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30
WEST VIRGINIA OIL
Operations Extending ~southward Toward
Marion County.

Operations Extending %sOuthward Toward
Marion County.
FairHot Mder.
Late intelligence from the seat of ope.
ratiops in the Dolls run field indicates
that there Is no "let up" there, whilethe
high prices recently paid for oil priv.
legeS on lands sold at public sale in Mo.
mongolia county show that practical oil
men have great faith in the new field.
All the wells now In the sand are hold.
ing up nicely in the matter Of produc.
tion, and three or four new ones arc ex'
pected 10 come in this week or next,
which will more definitely indicate the
extent and character Of the oil ,territory,
One OF these expected wells Is that on
the D. T. Miller farm,in WHICH the tools
got fast three weeks ago. After q big
Job Of fishing the drill Is onCe more at
work and the hole Is now down 1900
feet. This WELLS the iarthest In this dl.
rection Of any now drilling, and Is only
about two miles from tue Marion line.
II 1t is successful, Mr.. Hukill will I'm.
mediately put down test wells in this
county, and will probably do soin any
event. He is still paying rentals and
taking up additional farms, extending
his territory as far south as the Nonon'
gahela river. Besides Hukills eonIem.
plated operations In Marion, develop.
monts are already going forward by
other companies within the county,
The drill was started in tho T. NJ. Jack.
son 4 90. well at Manuington this week,
and the South Penn Company pegging
away Of o depth Of two or three hundred
feetip we'll on Binganon. lthefcQmP4.
mics are preparing to put down wells n
Pawpaw, Lincoln and Huntington dis
tricts, and some OF them will probably
be started within the next two weeks at
mnnk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30
BRLLAIRR.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,

~
the Glass City,
w, White & Co.'S show had a packed house last
Architect YOst, of Columbus, was herr over
Q, l., shuttIewOr,h hA, moved his family to
Lancaster,
BARLEY Connolly left last night for Cleveland
his old home,
The electric light poles were distributed all
over the city yesterday,
st0uemAsOns began work on the Flrst NJ, L,
church yesterday morning,
White & Co.'s circus crossed here yesterday
morning on tho BenwOOd ieTTy.
The steamer Liberty took on some heavy ma
Chinery here yesterday evening,
Three DRINKS and one dlEOrdeFly were dlspos
cd OF by Mayor brown Yesterday,
Word has been received from Rev, W. 7, Lane
saying he Is not very well asyeL
William TRppap, OF the Ohio Valley Foundry
at Mansfield, was here over Sunday,
Jack BAugh will have charge OF the Belle
camp ground boarding tent this year.
Samuel Brown, prominent man Of the AlinRC
Junction Nall Works, was here yesterday,
Randolph Butts and his men, OF East Wheel
lug, arc here at work OF several good Jobs,
There Is q big break In the water main neal
the residence OF a. Ward, on Thiry'elghlh
street,
Several Of tho White shOwmGn are well known
here, SOnc Of them having worked here re-
Gently,
Paul Bertram, OF Gravel Hill, bought q lot
near his house yesterday from Robert Wolf, oi
Wheeling,
Fred Outfits, an engineer Of the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh railroad, was here over sunday
among friends,
Wool from Rarnesyillo, spCnCer's And.sL ClAlrs
Tor Troy, MY.
There Is some hitch uboutthe quality OF brick
used In the ]. ., y, +. building, aud work WA
suspended yesterday,
HatiG. 2 small child q Joseph aud KATE Wal
MI, Calvary this afternoon,
John Sherry Is spending his ten days vacation
al WOOdsteld, and has been appointed umpire
Of the local ball club there.
There was a big crowd OF friends and Relatives
Ut the O. 4 L. depot yesterday TO sec NJ, Nelson
and family Off for the Wcst
Annie Jones, aged -, died Mt her home or
Grly0l. Hill on Saturday night; The funeral
took place yesterday on Rose llIl,
Otto Pack, while under the Influence OF ll1loI
near SpeneeFS station, was struck bya pAMinH
engine and his right lrn SO badly mashed thai
II had TO be RmputNted.
A young man sent some clothing 10 Wheeling
to bG repaired aud left his poCEetb1oE ln OnG, 81
tho pockets, cOgtRlning $50. The tailor found II
and Elurned II promptly,
William A. GOrby aud President n. Black
burn, OF the FIndlay Goblet Company, are IN
the city on business. While here they Will buy
some Of the Ktna Glass C0mpany's machinery,
Word was received here by friends yesterday
morning, that David Il. shuPe, formerly OF thi,
city, had died very suddenly ut his COttlge on
friends here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-30
MheelInr on Comrany.

The Secretary OF State has issued q
certificate Of incorporation to the Fair,
field OIL aud Gas Company, organized
for the purpose OF boring and mining for
mineral oil and gases and other mineral
products, and conducting such other
business as may pertain thereto. The
principal office Is to be kept in Wheel
Ing, and the charter is to expire on July
!, 1880. The sum OF $500 has been sub
gcribed to the capital stock, ten per cent
OF which has been paid in, with the PRIV,
iIege OF increasing the same to SllQ,0QO
in all, The stock Is divided into shares
OF $lOO, Of whiclrB. w. Peterson, OF New
York City, and w. +. Peterson, B, +,
Caldwell, II. N. Russell and II. n
Adams, all Of Wheeling, hold one each