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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-02

DRAMATIC Saturday evening,
Feb. 8, the Pullman Dramatic Club will
give an entertainment at the Opera
House. at which time Bakers delightful
play, among the Breakers" and the
laughable farce entitled, "A Kiss in the
Dark" will be presented. The net pro-
ceeds of this entertainment will be used
for the purchase of bell for the school
house. This is a laudable purpose and
one that interests us all and we hope our
citizens will turn out en- masse. The
following is the cast Of characters;
DAVID MURRAY, light keeper. W. V. WINDUs.
LARRY DIVINE, his assistant. WILL ALLEN.
Hon. BRUCE HUNTER, ...... lobe NEWTON.
CLARENCE HUNTER, his ward. NJ kAYLoR.
PETER PARAGRAPH, reporter. &C. Il. RABY.
SCUD, Hunters cOlored servant. It. ALLPHIN.
Miss MINNIE DAzE, Hunters niece 49,.
MRS. BUCHANAN.
BEss STARBRIGHT, least up by the waves"
MISS HEYwooD.
MOTHER CAREY, fortune-teller. Mrs SARGENT.
B1DDY BEAN, Irish girl e. MRS W. V. WINDUs.
The cast of the farce is as follows:
Mr. SEIIM PETIBoNE. ...W. V.-WINDUs.
FRANK FATHoM. ........T Hos. NELL.
Mrs PETTIBoNE. Mrs. SARGENT.
MARY Mrs. THos. NELL
| YELLED LADY Mrs. W. Y.WINDUs.
An orchestra selected and led by Prof
Hariss, will furnish music. The price
of admission has been placed at rs cents
for reserved seats; so cents, general
admission; Is cents for children under
II. The performance will commence at
eight o'clock, prompt. Come ont,
friends, you'll get your moneys worth
this time.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-02
WASH. TER.


Office, Rrooms Nos. 8 and A, Nodine Building
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-02

Phelps Crosse, the legal light of
Uniontown, was in the city Tuesday, on
business.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-02
THOMAS NELL.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW
VIII practice in all the courts of
Washington and Idaho.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-02

The HERALD office has been i'll
proved by the addition of new 30 inc
paper cutter of the latest improved pa
tern. This will enable us to prompt
fill all orders for job work. By the wa.
if you want neat job Of work don
call and see us.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-02

Mrs. Vim. Newton is slowly recover
ing from her recent serious illness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
piltaburgh,s Great nru.loal Fo.tlyal.


The Inauguration OF the great Expo
altion building In Pittsburgh will be con-
summated by a grand festival Of music.
Months have been devoted to the prep
arations which are now complete, Tie
great singers Of the world have been en-.
gagged, The superb orchestra Is that
from the Metropolitan Opera House,
New York, augmented TO 100 musicians,
under the direction Of Anton Seidl. The
chorus Of six.hundred voices, under the
direction Of Carl Retter, has been re-
hearslng for elk months on tho great
choral works to DO performed during
this week OF song. Tie following Is the
complete liGt oil artists who will be
heard; ....
soPRANos-Mad. Lillt Lehmann.Ka-
lisCh, Mad. Terese Herbert.Foerster.
Miss Agnes Vogel and Miss Emma Juch.
CoNTRA1To-Miss Helene Won Doen-
hoff, Fl
piANIsr-AIiss Adele Aus Der Qhe.
Solo YIoLIylsT-M Max Rendix.
TENoM-Herr Paul Kalisch, Mr..
James II. Rlcketson and signof Jules
Perotti.
BARIToNn-sigpor Giuseppe Cam
panari. .l
BAsso-Herr Emil Fischer.
Solo VIoLoNcRLLIsT-Mr. Victor Her
bert.
CoNpycroRs-Herr Anton seidl, Mr.,
Carl Rettor.
There will be Eve evening concerts,
beginning May 9lst and extending
through The week, On the afternoons
Of Thursday and Saturday matinee con
certs will he given.
The Exposition building will be trans,
formed into great amphitheatrical
music hall, with one hundred private
boxes, and seats for FIVE thousand peo'
pie. An immense sounding board il
now in course OF construction, which
will be placed behind and over the
chorus and orchestra, thus insuring per.
feet acoustics In every part Of the audi
forum. ..... isti n !t
The purchaser Of a season ticket makes
q saving OF over 10 per cent In the cost
Of the same tickets purchased for single
concert. The sale Of season tickets Ia
now progressing at Hamilton's music
store, Pittsburgh. The sale Of tickets fol
single concerts will begin Monday, May
12, at the same place.
Prices will be as follows: Tickets fol
single concerts s. 90, 50 90, 81 90 and Soc,
according 10 location. Season tickets,
$40 80, SIS 90 and IS 90, according to 10.
cation. Private boxes, seating six, Sl0O
for the season. LII
All lines Of railroad entering the city
have arranged for selling excursion
tickets from points within a radius oil
1876 miles, OF greatly reduced rates.
Accommodations concerning tickets
and information should be addressed 10
Seymour E. Locke, Anderson hotel,
Pittsburgh, Pa. --.-.-- ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
IHEDOLLSRVN OLVHLL.
Activity in Leasing and Drilling
in that Region.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT FIELD
In the RordeFs of this State, with a
Promise ola Continuous Belt of
oil Producing Territory to
tho Ohio River,

The big oil strike on Dolls Run, in
Monongalia county, bringing the devel'
opment that much further into West
Virginia and nearer to the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, has excited keen interest
in that section. The Dolls Run well Is
known to be a splendid strike, but lust
how large cannot be stated with definite
ness, 1t is called a 1000 barrel well,
which claim may be largely discounted
and still leave a phenomenal product,
The strike is in the exact line of the
oil belt which biologists have traced
through We'.. Virginia from the Penn
sylyania fields, and which is to be seen
again in the Parkersburg and MaCksburg
fields. Leasing Of territory has been
going on at a lively rate since the strike,
and Il Is now said 10 be impossible to get
anything more within range OF the land
OF promise.
Preparations are being made to sink
new wells, in Monongalia and Marion
counties, and the prospect is that soon
the region will be dotted with derriCks,
Prof. White, Of the University, who has
devoted much time to this territory, Ia
one Of the leading spirits in q company
which Is about 10 drill in Marion
county, The farmers appreciate the sit
uation and are looking well to their own
interest, They art encouraging devel'
opment and keeping business eye on
their share Of Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23

In Part | OF the Circuit Court yester'
day, Judge PAUL on the bench, the con,
domination proceedings Of tho Wheeling
& Harrisburg Railway Company against
Isaiah Warren, Mrs. Workenauer and
the Pebler heirs were still In progress Ia
Jury, and were not finished when the
court adjourned last evening. =,
Eliza Ellsworth has been granted a di.
yorce from her husband, Joseph Els,
worth, and was restored to her maiden
name, Eliza HUFF.
According to the adj ournment OF Judge
Campbell's court Part II, on last Satur-
day, It will convene again this morning,
and the Pipes.McCoy 5000 SANDER Rlil
will DO resumed, The evidence for the
defense Is not yet nearly completed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
BRLLAlRE
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.

the Glass City,
There was no gas ut the Enterprise window
house yesterday, Consequently no work,
MER. A. johnson, Of this city, will open Thu
hotel on the M0uldsville camp grounds mex
Tuesday,
Squire GeoEge ". Auligan, Of Wegee, y lyinl
very Iowa. his home there FRIENDS went COVE
yesterday,
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railway I
euIblng with very heavy timber their track OF
Noble street,
Mt, oNeil, Of the flrm Of o'Neil & Funk, wa
here yesterday, reshipplnS slate for ClAFing'oI
and WOOdSfeld.
George Muth, o, Blackburn, A.. McClellRnt
and several others left yesterday for tShint
trip down the river
A. Shepherd, Henry LaudkE0hn and Ihomh
Mccormick arc the Board OF EQUALIZATION up
pOtnted BY Council,
Murray, the stone contractor, Is loading hl
tools and deErlckS for barnesVille, where ne hRi
a big church to build,
The nail factory has not been running yeIl
regularly for some reason, Only i've or six day
80 far have been made by the boys,
The Hook and Ladder Company were 90
again last night pFactlclnR, and ran thelr lau
derS 70 tho top OF the ACGregoF block.
Charles Rosser received the contact for curb
Ing Guernsey street and the cross streets, and
70 keep two weeks ahead Of the PAYERS,
There Is talk now OF the BellRiTe's owners buy
ing the hull OF the steamer Telegram and max
ing wharf boat Of II here AZ thepPpeF landing
William CaFnahan, OF tho nail works, Will
riding his bicycle, ran over boy breaking ~
axle Of tho machine, besides bTulStng himIel
aud the boy somewhat
William A, Wise Is still handling apples, |
Is sliFpFlSing the number OF barrels OF apples Il
this nelghboFhood this time OF the year and al
In pretty good condition.
Little Pres CASTOR found u satchel containing
StS yesterday and returned 1t 10 the owner Apj
was literally rewarded for his honesty PTeSl0
Is u fpe little fellow and noted IN this respect,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
ABOUT People.
strpngcrs in the Oh: aud wheeling People
AhFnnd

strpngors in the GU. aud wheeling People
e. Abroad. ..
Hon. John ]. Jacob, Of Clinton, was
in yesterday.
Mr.. ]. W. Bradshaw, Of Valley Falls,
is at the stamm.
Albert NJ. Campbell, Of Charleston, Ia
at the Mcclure house.
Mrs, R. ]. Alexander, Of Bridgeport, Is
visiting relatives in Kansas City.
B. L. Morgan, Of Morgantown, was
registered ut the Mcclure yesterday.
Hon. James Il. Furbee, OF Manning
ton, was registered at the stamn last
evening ssa
Mr.. Otto lager and wife Of goBtorLs,
are here to attend the wedding Of Mr..
+. Q. Williams and Miss Ethel Bicker-
ton.
Mrs! Frank Lisby, Of Wheeling, 10
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. ]. II.
Fisher, Adams Btreet-Seubensilk Ga.
setlt.
Gen!.A. H. Beach, who has been home
fora short rest, started out again last
evening in the interest Of Bloch Bros,
EMAIL Pouch" tobacco.
Mr.. j. G. Hoffman ar, left at midnight
last night TO inspect the work that Is
being done on his new tannery being
built on the line Of the Davis road.
Mr.. w. A. phley, Of the Fairnont
Iaaer, one OF the cleverest OF the clever
newspaper men in this State, was in the
city yesterday enroute to Pittsburgh.
Lieut.. r. M. G. Brown, OF Kingwood,
one Of tho officers Of the United States
man.of.war Trenton, arrived at San
Francisco on the Goth, and is on his way
east to join his wife.
]. w. Gallagher, jr, Of Moundsyille,
was in the city last evening. He left on
the midnight d. 4 o. express for Old
Point Comfort where he expects To-
spend week or ten days. 3
Two bridal couples are at the Wind.
son-Capt. Fred Kemple, Of the Ben
Hur, and his wife, nee Miss Belle Potts,
Of Moundsyille, and Mr.. Lynn Morris,
Of Mt. Morris, Pa, and bride, nee Miss
Mary Briscoe, Of Charleston, where they
were married Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Martin Kemp and Miss Jennie
Duffy were married yesterday afternoon
at 4o'clock in the parlors Of the Bishops
residence on Thirteenth street, Rev.
Monsignor Sullivan performing the
ceremony, in the presence only Of the
relatives Of the contracting parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIS. Dixon and family,
OF Wichita, Kansas, arrived in the city
last night, called here by the serious III.
ness OF Mrs. Dixon's mother, Mrs. Hal,
who Is lying very low with typhoid
malarial fever at the residence OF her
brother.in.law, Mr.. John j. Jones, on
North Main street.
Mr.. F.C. Reynolds, student OF the
State University at Morgantown, was Of
the Stamm House last evening. He
started out with other members Of the
senior class for geological tramp
through this State under the direction
OF that well known scientist; Prof. l. @.
White, but he was taken Ill and forced
10 abandon the trip, and is now on his
way back to the University.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
NAIL MAKING MECHANIsM.
An old, wheeling Man who has a Number q
Valuable improvements.

NtsNh%ANtN AsefFsNNNAANAtAe
Mr., ]. B, Hastings, Of Jackson, Ohio,
formerly Of Irontop and Wellston, ID at
the Mcclure, Mr.. Hastings Is we'll
known to the pailers and proprietors Of
nail mills throughout the country, prin.
CipRlly by several valuable inventions
he has gotten up and patented, to be
used In the making Of nails, He Is a
practical roller, and as such laid the
foundation OF the means he is now pos.
sessed OF. His inventions, however,
have been so valuable as TO net HIM q
handsome sum, He Is here now for
the purpose OF exhibiting, and II posi-
BILE interesting the nail manufacturers
here In some recent patents he has &C.
cured on wire nail machines. He has
four handsome working models on ex,
hibltion In his rooms at the hotel, and
the interest awakened by q look at them
and the inventors description make 1t
well worth q visit. One model is OF q
wire nail machine, the construction OF
which Is extremely simple and
yet perfect, Another Ia a machine that
cuts two nails atone revolution, another
q riYet machine that cuts two riyets at
one revolution, and the fourth grinder,
Q very clever thing, The cam action
Is largely employed in the construction
and operation OF the nail machines,
There is no waste Of wire, and the
machine, judging from the model, Is
about as nearly perfect wire nail
machine as can be made.
Mr., Hastings has with him samples
Of work done on these machines, and
these serve to still further increase the
good impression study Of the models
produces. Mr., Hastings has been oper-
ating eleven OF these machines at Jack.
son, but has Just disposed ofthem TO the
United States Wire Nail Company, Of
indianapolis, He has interesting figures
To show how cheaply the machines have
been and can be operated, their output,
etc. By the model he shows how easily
and quickly the machine can be changed
SO as to make different sizes, The dies
used in the maChipe are a feature that
Of once catch q machinists eye, Mr..
Hastings speaks very enthusiastically Of
the wire nail and the steadily growing
demand Tor II,
Mr.. Hastings Is a brother OF Mr.. Will
liam Hastings, Of this city, and has fire.
quently visited here. He will be here
for a day or two, aud then he intends TO
go to Old Virginia, where he has been
Invited by some capitalists who have o
large trect Of coal and iron land along
the line Of the Chesapeake & Ohio road,
where they are talking Of putting o
steel plant and nail mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
MemarIal nay a MarlIn u Fprry.

Martins Ferry Is making extensive
preparations for Memorial Day, and will
probably have the biggest parade Of any
town or city In this neighhorhood, The
G. A, r. has charge. The procession
will consist OF the police, council and
city officials, fire department, Grand
Army, Sons Of Veterans, Thoburn Re
lief Corps, Rechabites, Knights O.
Pythias, American Mechanics, Odd Eel
lows, Carpenters Union and other SO
eret EocletleSi Rlsq the different Sabbath
Schools,
Tho column will form on Hanover
street, right resting on Fifth, and thu
line OF march will be down Hanover K
Second, up Second TO Centre, down Cen
tire to First, down First 10 Washington
up Washington to Second, up Second Il
Fayette, up Fayette to Third, up Thirt
10 Hickory, out Hickory to Fourth, VI
Fourth to Hanover, out Hanover t
Fifth, and up Fifth to Walnut Grove
where the services will DO held as fol
lows: Music by the choir, prayer, musil
by the choir, memorial services BY Tho
bArn gost, lhusic by the choir, address
BY Rev. l. S. Winters, singing Of Amer
lea, doxology aud henedlCtion, Ate
which the graves OF soldiers in the Wal
nut Grove and Rivervlew cemeteries vii
be decorated. a
The choir, composed Of members o
the different church choirs, number
about twenty voices, and has in prepare
ton number OF beautiful SELECTIONS 10
the occasion. The last rehearsal will b
held next Wednesday night.
Prot. Edwin =. Sparks will BIO msste
OF ceremonies for the day, and Mr.
Stephen Hopkins chief marshal.
The Knights OF Pythias will have th,
Mt. Pleasant QoTnet band, and Their
will DO three or four drum corps ant
other music. '5 -'HI' ~ (
Some slight changes may be made IL
the above programme.
All old soldiers are invited to turn on
with the Grand Army, and their son
with tho Sons Of Veterans.
Unless there are several days Of warn
weather there will not be aproiusion 0
flowers this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
WILL BEGIN ON FRIDAY.
Tho AIaypr's Court Ordinance AmOndSt
Last EVonlng.

Aspecial meeting Of Council was held
last evening, having been called for the
purpose of correcting a slight error in
the ordinance recently passed providing
for the abolishmept Of the Municipal
Court, and that the Mayor shall act as
Judge OF the Police Court. There were
present Messrs. Campbell, Emsheimer,
Happy, Meyers, Pollock, Robinson,
Rumble, Tracy and Wilson, of the First,
and Bailey, Brandfass, Oapps, Dawson,
Elllngham, Emmarth, Kenney, Kreiter,
Marsh, Edward Miller, 0'RRne, Ro'
brecht and President Cruise, OF the
Second Branch.
The reading OF the minutes was dis
pensed with in the Second, Branch, and
the ordinance amending the ordinance
taken up, read three times and passed.
II was in effect as follows: The last sec.
ton, No. 10, Of the ordinance as passed
read as follows: "This ordinance shall
take effect and be in full force and effect
from and alter the twenty-ioprth Of May,
1882 The amendment or correction 81
the alleged error, consisted in changing
the word 'from" TO "on."
To-day is the last Of Judge G, W,
Jetfers' term, and under the phraseology
Of the ordinance as passed, Mayor Sea-
bright feared that he could not legally
take charge Of the court tomorrow
morning.
The First Branch, while waiting fol
the Second to finish handling the ordi'
nance, put in the time by having Clerk
Hanke read the minutes Of the last
meeting while they Chatted and smoked,
The reading concluded, the minutes
were adopted and then the action Of the
Second on the ordinance concurred in,
The session did not last over ten min
utes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23

Edward Collinson, Queens, N. Y, says
II commenced using BRANDRErII's
Pitts over ffty-fve years ago. l first
bought them In London, and have con.
tinued using them since / came to this
country in 1886. am now over seven.
ty.Gye years old, hale and hearty, and
attribute my wonderful health 70 the
persistent use Of BRANDRETH's Pills.
Occasionally l have q bad cold or se.
we're attack OF rheumatism, Indigestion
or biliousness, but four or five doses OF
BRGNDRETlI's Pills always cure me.
Whenever my children have been sick
with scarlet fever, measles, mumps, acid
stomach, disordered digestion or cos.
tiveness, a few doses Of BRANbRETn's
Pills restore their health at once"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
clifford For Arroste,l.

Officer Carney yesterday arrested Cliff
ford Fox, who recently robbed +. H,
Engle, at Washington, Pa. Fox has
been loading about this city, drunk most
OF the time, ever since the robbery. he
pawned the watch stolen from Engle at
q Wheeling pawn shop for something
over 50. Fox was lodged in the lookup
for safe keeping, and telegram sent Ia
Washington appriEing the authorities
there and Engle OF the fact that the man
they wanted was In custody. Later
Chief OF Police DelbruRge received q tel,
egram Bayinga Washington officer would
be down last evening and take Fox baCl;
THIS morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
Afler q GlaII Contract.

Hon. N. B. Scott has returned from q
business trip in the East. While at Wash.
ington he made an effort, as noted in the
iNrRLIIdENoER's Washington dispatches
the other day, TO secure for the Central
Glass Works, al which he Is PRESIDENT,
the contract to make the inkstahds, paper
weights and sponge cups needed In the
various departments and offices Of the
Government. While not confident, Mr..
Scott is hopeful OF success In getting the
contract. Should 1t be let TO the Central,
II will bring new line Of glass manu-.
iacture to Wheeling, and amount to a
good many thousands Of dollars every
wear
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23

Rehearsals are in progress daily for the
complimentary benefit rendered Mr..
Frank Hennig and W, B. Day, to be
given at the Opera House Friday, June
II. The programme will be most inter
esting and Of great variety, all the lead
ing musical and dramatic people Of the
city taking active part. Tie Opera House
orchestra will play special music for the
occasion. The third act OF "0thello"
will be given-a tragedy not seen in
Wheeling for many Year,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23

Az indicated yesterday would proba
bly be the case, Josepha Birna, tht
Arabian arrested on Tuesday on Suspl'
cIon Of having committed lnIanticide
was discharged yesterday by Squire "a "a
vie, there being no evidence q nus RulIt
The only charge that could have geen1
brought against him was burying q dead
body without 0 permit OF certificate
and II 10 doubtful II even this charge
could have been sustained Under the
circumstances. Owing 10 the Ignorance
ol the parents and theit inability IN
speak English II was thought best 70
drop The matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
DAINTIgS FOR rue SENIORS.
Tho wash-JsR Glass OF 80 Have Sweet
Tootha In Thor Heada.

Tho Whsh-Jen ClhAA OF 'bu nave sWool
Tooths In Their Heads,
An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was skirm'
fishing around the Baltimore & Ohio
depot yesterday evening when he no
tlced a big lot Of elegant cakes, Of all
kinds, shapes and sizes, followed by
several ireexers OF cream aud ices, being
loaded into the baggage car Of a Hemp
field train, The bystanders were asking
questions.
'"Who'sgoing to get marrledP"
"Where's the banQuetT ..
"Who's giving partyP"
These were some Of the inquiries pro-
pounded, aud nobody seemed able II
answer. Everybody was admiring the
cakes and expressing envy OF the party
Which was to demolish them. They
certainly were very lne specimens q
the baker's art, and a credit to the town
that sent them out,
The reporter, glanCing around, saw
Mr.. George /. purst the well known
leading oonieCtioner, about to board thu
train, and hailing him, applied the re
portorial pump, with the result Of learn,
Ing that the cakes and other daintiel
were from his famed establishment, and
were bound for Washington, Pa, wherC
lie was also going to cater at q repaptlor
and banquet rendered last night To thu
senior class in the college by the Preai
dent, Rev. DR.. Molfat. 1t goes with
out saying that the refreshments OF
this occasion were oil that could DO dc
sired. Mr.. bursts fame as a caterer ha
gone abroad in the land,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23
The nrooko County Yote.

The returns Of the school election in
Brooke county on Tuesday, are not all
In yet, but enough 10 known to assure
the election Of w. A. Strain, as superln'
tendent, by a handsome majority a vic
tory TO make his friends proud. The
majorities SO far as heard are as follows
H Bilnhns O. n %indy hii Hindnan i
Lewis School House, Hindman, Z; Col
iier, Strain, a; Wellsburg, Strain, 90
Strain's majority or.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-23

Atelegram from Washington, Pa, says.
The Donly brickyard wen commenced
flowing to-day on the eleventh bit in the
Gantz sand, II was shut down and Is
making fifteen barrels an hour. Il
promises to be a gusher OF large cali.
Der. Nearly every town lot in the vi.
Cinity has q derrick on II.
A Northumberland well has been
brought in on 0sburn's Run, near Hays.
vile. It belongs to the Ohio Valley
Natural Gas Company.