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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
TIE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF DEATH.

Tired feeling, dull headache, pains in
various parts Of tho body, sinking
at the pit OF the stomach, loss OF appe'
title, feverishness, pimples or sores, are
all positive evidence Of poisoned blood.
No matter howit became poisoned It nllsl
DO purified to avoid death. DR.. Acker's
English Blood Elixir has never failed To
remove scroiulous or syphilitic poisons,
Sold under positive guarantee. For sale
by Logan Drug Co., ]. +. Goodwin & Co.,
O. r. Goetze, A. I. Young, John Cole
man, DAw.4
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AN English clergyman has come to
this country to see what he can do in
the way Of bringing together in one
federation all religions Of the world,
When he discovers what he is after We
shall be glad to hear from him,
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DIIED.

sMlTH-on Sunday, October Q, 1850, at $50 p,
M, Miss JEhNIE SMITH, formerly Of Wheel
Ing, In the SOth year Of her age,
Funeral from her late residence near sherrard,
MAnhall county, Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Intermenl at McMechen's Gene
tory BcnwAod, W Va.
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The types make a Democratic news
paper refer to him as Governor He'll. 1t
Is as though some one in q moment Of
hilariousness had flung whisky bottle
at him and knocked a hole in Hist,
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since Ben Butler was "Beast" he has
been Democrat, which should wash
all his sins away, II the BOurbons can.
mot carry Virginia by Juggling in Beast
Butlern their case will besad indeed.
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FOR SALE.

A full line Of General Merchandise, With
stOre'fOom fixtures, and with the same the rent
oil rooms containing same, embracing COME
nient, large AZ q commodlous StofefOOm olicr,
waTe.TootnS aud cellars.
The location and surroundings being the most
desirable for mercantile purposes In tue htaie
Ample facilities for tho extensive handling Of
grain and wool being Immediately HCCeAlbltiO
a switch tack Of the u. & o. X. X, and The pub
lie road, In best grain and wool surroundings
atorGrOOm has ample facilities iOr bushes
Of thirty thousand dollars per year. To itlls
an estate. Location, Burton, wetzgl C0uhlyW,
Va. Also a full tigged Barrel Factory l9t tals'
". MCDONNELL,
i. J. BLACK,
OC3 Administrator
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PROFESSOR GAurniER, OF Paris, states
that certain vital processes OF the body
develop putreiylng substances in the
Tissues, which, ifnot speedily eliminated,
produce disease. Ayers Sarsaparilla
effects the removal Of these substances,
and Thereby preserves health. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
Geo, R. TayIor-New Fan and Winter Goods.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Never presented the inducements buyers as at pres
emit Now prepared to show unusually stock Of Com
bnaon Suits which for elegance cannot be surpassed in this
country Our lines of Silks Veyets Satins Brocades and
Faes embrace the newest and most stylish designs Of the
latest importation. In plain goods we would direct attention
our recent purchase large lot Of Genuine silk Warp
Henrietta Cloths make and forty inches wde in all
the prevailing shades which we have decided offer IS
cents yard This probably Of the greatest special
bargains ever offered in this city, We have also full line Of
Pesy Henrettas in black Also Atwood Serges forty inches
wide in plain and striped so and 60 cents Atwood Hen
reta in all eoors cents and Finest and widest made at
81 90, Full lines Of Check Sutngs Broadcoths Pads and
Stripes.
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FOR SALE.

t24) Twenty-four Lots In culdwolrS
Addition to the City Of WheellnE'
Said IotS arc bounded on the north BY 1Hen'
ty.ninth street, on the cart by Fillmore street 0l
the south by the llandlAn Homestead, aud on
The west by the D. q U. Railroad. .,.,
Thelf proximity TO the above named laiii W..
renders Them excellent sites for mAnuiaG'utlns
Il not sold IN thirty days will be sold at pub
For terms and further information apply0
", v, HOGE q Bro
iS0O Market slfeCh
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Mn, Wa, L, sooTT is whetting hi
knife for fresh cut at his starving
miners, Isit the hated tariff that iorCeE
him to be SO hard a master2
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THR Old World is praying for the fail
ure Of the New World Congress, The
o, W, knows which side its bread is but
tered on.
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Ma, PowpERLr has a way Of holding
his own when there is a disposition to
crowd him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08

CHILL wants harmony" says the New
York Times, Well, hasn't the Governor
a knife 2
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PMrLEs, boils and other himors are
liable to appear when the blood gets
heated. To cure them, take Hoods
SArsapArilla. 10
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Or WILLIAM N. IANDLAN, ,,-...ns d.
Anlb a.W. Cor. ChARlIne 4 slIlecnlh ~.
Lots For Sale III Crawford Heights,

Crawford Heights IL the name given 20 pay
OF land containing about forty AciC', lylhg on
ihe hiil back Of The Etni aud STANDARD I'oa
Works. Lots vary 10 SllG from one hall o. w, ~
acre 10 four acres, and will be sold Nhgy o. ~
blocks. gOine Of the property Y alts w "a.
vines, and all OF II II well adapted 70 lhe hI,
Ing Oh ifultS aud berries The location! WY aII
near Inc mills, factories and railroads w voc W.
10y, Il yet above and beyond ihelI 'm9at XXI
aid other dlSaGrCCablU features. y "A htalln3
Affords hne view Of the river ana lhe su,,V n
ing country, and admirably combines wy :.
yRftaRCS Of town aud country. No more He,ni
bic location for private residences eau ~ lOglL
The property Will DO sold NJ Reasonable p'N"
and on easy terms.
For further particulars enquire o. viMs;,nt
Howell, bridgeport, o. ADfam !Ain, II a,sI
hfidTenoft; W. 7. JfahAin, at once OF sAuVp W.
lion Cd, or ". II. Tallman, al Oiice Of .t NV
Iron and steel %
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PURE, CLEAR SOLID ICEl
MADE FROM
Distilled Filtered Water
AND NOTHING ELSE.
WHEELING IcB a STORAGE GO.
For SALE.

Apc,lnt,O Business House on Ns,tol street,
No lCSS Sh1PI AL street tIGG House rooms
pI Y; ~ 5sooS street. sFSoaSd Brick House,
NJ, EiN Iiiov n
~ az az NHG yy s,,oo,
No, $50 Main sifSei,
No, Is TWotityioIirih strett.
No. Z w S S St' s siiS "a. a,,o ,.,o ,,,..
TwSS S sIscs O3 f 4ESy ,i B Sa No. 10 aud
No. g and g TwenlylIxlh street
g. $ss: Any W! II, E$' ", 'a''S
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NOTICE.

All per,ous knowlAg themselves indebted ia
the late iirn OF CEumbNcker 4 Tcasdalo or i
Is9AdAle 10Y coal arc hereby requested 70 cali
ocS GRhaB6CKER & TEAsDALp
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The Largest Attractions of the Season.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF ISLAND
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1889

commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, tho following
property, that Is TO say; A certain piece or par:
eel Of lRnd lying and being situated OH Zancs
Island 10 the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, and bounded and described ii
follows: Beginning At tho cast line Of South
broadway street Of q point ITO feet north OF the
Waters property; thence at right angles 10 said
Broadway street east 100 feet more or less 10 Rn
alley In the rear; thence north along the line Of
said alley twenty (20 feet; thence west 100 feet
moro or leil at rlghtRnROS 10 broadway street 10
Inc eat liue Of broadway street; thence south
along the east line OF Broadway street twenty
(90) feet TO the beginning, together with all the
AppurtenAnces and buildings thereto belonging.
TERMS or SALE-0ne third OF the purchase
money, or as much more thereof as the pur.
chaser may dCSlto TO pay In cash on tho day Of
sale, and the residue In two equal yearly pay.
ments In one and two JeArg, with interest from
the day Of sale, for which tho purchaser IL 10
give his notes, with approved security, and the
title will also be retained Rs security for said de.
'S ncs. Nv Wv uoGE Trn,io.
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Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS,
co-PartnershIp Notice.
NEW FIRM.

The undersigned having this day aSeocl,,u
with them our former book Keeper M Nv
HiTst, In the Lake lee, Coal, Fish and Oy,i,,
business, under the llrm name Of u. CrumbisEs,
= Cor we solicit for the new hFm the same pNt.
ronRge heretofore extended TO 10, NV
CRUMBACKER 4 TEAsDALR
Cor, Sixteenth and ChSpline SiTceb,
Wheeling, WA
Having associated ourselves together ia The
earnestly Soliclt the patronage Of our friend,
Prices % suit the times, @N'
q, CRUMBACEER & CO..
Cor, Sixteenth and ChaplinO StrCu
TelephOne 10 Wheeling, ", Va,
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CTOOK FOR SALE,
EOR sALE-TWO BARGAINS.

a FIrsl.Class Dwelling, built in modern styh
halls on both floors: lot 4bXl2s feet, with good
stable. VIII sell the above property for Whltlt
would coat 10 build such house,
Also have six rOOmed House, lot 10XaO iett.
Price, 81, 80O-leSs than It would cost to build
the house, u. q. SMITH,
Se2i l2lb Main slfntt
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JOS. H. MoARpLE, Manager

practically been ruined aud 1t Is prObab . that n
good part Of the square would have been dc.
SlFnyed Several arrests have been inside but no
deHhltc charge has yet been lodged against any
ube,
Tho captain Of the steamer BellaIre and the
aud the freight from Wheeling for the BollHlrc,
ZaneEYille Il Cincinnati road IL now being
carried from the upper wharf boat TO the depot.
William uneGpbcr, u former BellRiTG butcher,
while killing and dresslDgR calf last week, made
mistake with the s.innlng knife, which en-
Hut for prompt attention Mr., Unlezuber would
have blcd 10 death,
Mr., Kate iallApher, Of this city, us atmluiS,
tratrlxO her ron John, u child n.y. d years who
was killed by being struck by u falling punOi
pole from baltimore & Ohla engine NJ It Wal
damages IN the United state Court ~ Columbus
She sued for $1,000 d ~ axes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09
THH TRADES ASSEMBLY
Held an Important Meeting Yes
teiday Afternoon,
THE NAIL CITY LANTERN co,
Placed Under boycott aud It's Elm
ployes Blackli-tcd-The stove
Mpllers Union Labcl-Brcw-
eFs Hours Shortened,

A well.attended regular meeting Of
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
sembly was held yesterday afternoon,
President Parrish and Secretary Sails
buty were in their places, and the ma
Chinery got into motion early in The
afternoon,
The first matter considered was the
report Of the Arbitration Committee, to
which the strike Of the Nail City Lam
tern factory girls had been referred, The
committee reported that they had called
on the managers OF the Lantern Com
pany and that their proposition was that
the girls work a few weeks for 81 80 a
week, aud that the results should DO q
basIs for the establishing OF u list Of
price for piece work, The girls must In
case this proposition prevails work with
the new girls who have been employed
siuCe the strike, This the old hands
refused to consider, and made a counter
proposition to work for S. week II The
new girls were discharged, No means
OF settlement was arrived at, and neg0tia'
lious arc oil for the present, u Is now
stated that the proposition which the
strikers frat made TO the Lantern Com.
pauy through the foreman never reached
the proprietors, A boycott was ordered
on the product Of the company and
those employed there were ordered on
tho black list, A few Of the employees
arc union men, and their cases we're TO,
ierred to their respective unions for &C.
ton.
The committee which lad charge Of
tho eight.houF meeting held Thanks
giving night reported tho success Of the
meeting and was discharged,
The delegates from thestove Moulders
Union, asked that the delegates notify
their several local assemblies that an
effort Is now being made to establish the
use Of the Union label on all cast iron
goods, and to ask that no stoves, hollow
ware, ETC., be purchased which does not
bear the label Of the Iron Moulders
Union.
The long hours Of the men employed
at the city gas works were discussed, aud
the matter referred to the Committee on
Organization.
The delegates Of the Brewers Union
reported that Mr.. schmulbach, Of tho
SChmulbach Brewing Company had re-
duCed their hours Of labor from twelve
to nine fora day. This was done yolun.
tarily, and is much appreciated by the
workmen.
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ROBINSON NOT DEAD.
The Report to that Eject Denied some
thing About Green,


thing About Green.
II was reported about the city yester-
day that Frank Robinson, the young
colored man who was SO cruelty burned
about the breast by some Of his own
race pouring alcohol on bis clothes and
then setting FIRE TO it while he was asleep
in Jim Hunts barber shop, last Wednes-
day morning, had died at the Poor House
where he was taken on Thursday after
the authorities had learned Of the
"ioke," This report, however, was un.
founded; last night word was received
that the unfortunate mans condition
was about the same.
Before the report was known to be
untrue there was considerable excite.
ment among the colored people, and
those who ars ChsrgedsWlth doing the
bIrping were more severely denounced
than ever, Hunt and the others who
were In the shop at the time, and who
are now In jail awaiting the outcome Of
Robinson's injuries, heard Of the report
too, and were very nervous,
Saturday Proctor, one oil those under
arrest, gave bail and was released from
jail. Il is not thought he was an active
participant,
Chief Delbrugge Is iu receipt Of let
ter from Detective j, Il, Mehen, OF Park
ersburg, In which he has tho following
to say about Green, who is said to have
poured the alcohol on Robinson;
~ see by the daily papers OF your city
that one William Green, a resident o
this city, has been getting in trouble.
am In hopes you will catch the party
and send him to the "pen," where hi
belongs, He has a brother there now
serving second term, You will be up
to find him ut the house OF one Jennie
jackson, above the suspension bridge.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
strangers III tho city and wheeling People
Abrond,

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad,
Miss Jessie Wiley, Of st. Clairsville, ia
the guest Of friends in this city.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Warner, Of Cincinnati, Ia
again 10 the city. lie is registered at the
Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. Thomas W. Fleming, Of Fairmont,
was among the guests registered at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. John L. Dickey returned satur.
day from Washington, Pa, whore she
has been visiting her mother for week
past.
Mr.. Charles Bowser, the comedian
who Is to appear 1.-THE Grand iu CHECK
the first three nights Of this week, has
rooms at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Wilson, the clever representative
in this city Of Dun's agency, leaves to.
day on another extended trip through
the State in the interests OF the agency.
Mr.. Andrew J.smith, OF Fostoria, Is
at tho Mcclure. Mr.. Smith was formerly
secretary Of the Elson glass works; liz
Is now Mt tho head Of the Nickel Plate
glass works.
Misses Minnie and Lucy Loring left
Saturday over tho B. 4 o. for Atlanta,
Ga, where they so to act Rs bridesmaids
for Miss Miriam Armstrong, who will be
married next Thursday.
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AllNd Accident,

Saturday afternoon while u portion Of
the frame work Of the roof Of the new
school building now In course Of con.
struCtion on the Island wasbHng hoisted
into position, q pulley broke and the
heavy tlmbeiS fell with such force upon
the floor Of tho second story that II gave
way. The mass Of tmbers with the
added weight Of the second floor crashed
on down 10 the second floor, which sui.
terpd the same fate. The walls escaped
unlnjured, John Bohn, q hod.catrler,
was struck by the falling dpbrls and re-.
celyed injuries which may lav him up
for some time 10 come. The los TO the
contractors, ileiveV, KRAFT 4 Co, is
about $500.
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LOU sWABACKER.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

The largest and choicest selection In
Ladies, Chlldren's and Gents PLATA
and Embroidered Linen and Silk Hand
kerrhivis. turs Of ali descriptions for
I,auips and Children, III Sets VI MniIs
with Steals, DOas and CapeS, same III
AstiiChan. Also. large selection OF Sin.
Gle MnfIs az prices away down.
A Job in 4.liuttOn Narrow Embr0ld'
cred Jack Kid Gloves, Ia all desirable
shades, sell Ut O0C, worth $l.25. These
are superior wearing glOre.
some beauties In Throws, lead.reSts,
Tides, Cushions, Aprons, &c. Fur top
lin, d Kid MittS and 6lOYts for Ladies'
and Children. Black hand run Lace
Scars, small anu large SatChelS, &c.
LOU SMABACRER.
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snturlny,. ncnl E.tale snle.,

Saturday Auctioneer Hervey again
offered for sale at the Public Building
for Guy r, @. Allen and George b
Caldwell, special commissioners, the
MCCord farm situated about Ave miles
up the river. This time 1t was bid up
TO $500, but instead Of being sold aI
that, the sale was again postponed, this
time till Saturday the 2lsL inst. Mr.,
Heryey sold Saturday, the property Of
Mira. Adams situated on the south side
OF Zane street, Island, 10 Andrew
schramm for $4,000.
Auctioneer Haller sold, Saturday,
the Biel property on Woods street be-
tween Twenty.third and Twenty.Iourth
streets, 10 Frank T. Mcneil, for 81 400.
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business Room Improvement.

Nothing tends more to show tho i'm
provement which Is constantly going on
In the business OF this city than the In
Creasing demand for better aud more
Commodious store rooms. Last week
the work OF tearing out the rear ends Of
the Wheeling lnstallmOnt Company's
old storC.room on the west side Of Mar.
ket street and George u, Taylor 4 Co.'s
stort.room GU Main street, preparatory
to uniting them and making d single
room from Main street through 70 Mar
ket, Wss begun. The rear OF the Market
street room has been torn down, aud the
wark OF extending the building back to
the Taylor room IL going along nicely,
When this improvement Is completed, ,
George II. Taylor & Co. willhaVe Que Of
the largest and best appointed rooms In
the city. The Improvement will be
completed about January !.
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The I,ellnlre Pension Fraud Cnse.

An U. s. Grand Jury in session ut
Columbus last week found two true bills
against Mts. Caroline SweitEer, alias
Hanke, OF Bellaire, aud three bills
against Capt. W. H. Little, also Of Bel.
lRtre. The bills against Little are, one
for getting up fraudulent pension papers,
one for lifting mail from the postollice
that did not belong 10 him, and one for
charging excessive fees In pension cases.
1t Is understood that Mrs. sweltEer says
that she did not know what was In the
papers; that she can neither read or
write, and that shp made her mark only
after being told ut was all right" for her
70 do 30.
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TnE SECULAR uNIONISTS
or this City Elect 0nlccrs aud Discuss
sunday Observance.

or this City Elect officers and Discuss
sunday Observance.
The branch Of the Secular Union,
which has been organizing in this city
during the past several weeks, met
again yesterday afternoon in Germania
Hall, Very little Of public interest was
done, aside from the electing Of a few
permanent officers, and tho arranging
for tke appearance OF j. L.
Remsburg, Of Kansas, who will
speak In Germania hall Friday night oil
this week. A committee was appoint
ed to meet Mr.. Remsburg and 10 arrange
for advertising his lecture. An admis.
sion fec OF ten cents will be charged on
that occasion. The subject, Sunday
Observance" was discussed at some
length, and an outsider, who happened
10 be 4 member Of the Junior o. U. A.
~, politely took exceptions to some
statements. A good natured disCession,
which proved nothing and changed no
opinions, was the result,
D, 6, Grow was elected President,
Joseph AndlingCr and o. O. Miller Vice
Presidents, A. Allan Noe Secretary, and
T. A. Morris Treasurer. There were
only fifteen people to vote for the Of.
tiCeTs, that being about half the number
present at the meeting held the Sunday
hufOFC
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RliRvMATlsM Is caused by Tactic acid
in the blood, which Hood's Sarsaparllla
neutralizes, and thus cures rheumatism.

owlSu 10 press ofbusiness aud a mum.
Der OF engagements for next week, Prof,
Shelf, tho OptlCian, will remain until
Saturday, December II, al Lash's Jewelfy
Store, The old or young needing spec
taCles or having defects Of vision, will do
well 10 consult him. Those wishing
BpCCtaClCs for Christmas gifts can select
thCln now, and have the eyes tested al.
forwards and glasses changed without
extra charge,