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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

M LNACPpp WANTED EveryWheret 10 take
lVl HutS1t di. fhSsfS 81 eItS SaG su saS sap 40;
help. Wages $50 70 sl25 per month. Expentes
advAnced.E Slate experience. Wages expected,
also your preference for home work or travelling,
SLOAN h pot Manufacturers, 29i George street,
Cincinnati. Ohio, Le2
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LOYAL BRRYlrIRs.
IlattsF' Of Minor aIensn'i and ASoa' 'A'

City.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted TO
record In Recorder Hooks office yester-
day,
THR LADIES society DIST. Johns church
will picnic at the Park Thursday even
ing.
A PART Of the Catholic excursion
which went 70 Cleveland last Saturday,
will return to-day,
WnLIAM SFAMl, JR,, died at his home,
four miles east OF this city, at 1880
o'clock this morning.
Tue Silver Leaf Social will hold q pn-
yate reception at Bishops Hall Friday
evening, September 20.
WnAIAM F, Emu, a butcher. living
back OF Bridgeport, hurt his hand badly
while killing an Ok Monday,
THE SABBATH School at 81, Stephens
church will picnic at the Park to-day,
leaving on the 0 o'clock moter,
TuR Executive Committee Of the
Wheeling Club has arranged for another
entertainment at the Park on next
Monday evening,
TuE monthly report for August In the
Washington field shows q large number
OF drilling wells and an increased pro-
duction over July, =,
MYSTERIOUS cries Of murder on tne
Fulton peninsula bridge Monday nlghl
reused the neighborhood, and created
considerable excitement
Mr.. WILL LUKESs has beenappoint
ed agent for this section Of the
country for the Western Pennsylvania
Photographic raphaphone company
CHARLIE GoRTzR, agent for the Colum,
bia cycles, will have on exhibition a.
the State Fair next week the experl
wheel which Thomas Stevens used on
his tour around the world,
MARY BgIduToN has been MISSING
from her home on Sixteenth street slnc'
last Saturday. When last seen she wa
returning 10 q livery stable with a horse
and buggy, which she had driven to the
Park, !.
MONDAY Mrs. Eliza Groskor, Presl
dent OF the Women's society OF st
Johns church, was presented win 9 Sc.
OF silver knives and forks BY her fellow
members, In honor Of her sixty-thirc
birthday. =.
The Standard Iron Company are max
ing preparation to remove the CORFU
gazing department into their new ware
house, which was recently completed
The present Corrugating rooms. viii D'
used US a warehouse.
TIE Board OF County Commissioner
will make one OF their periodical visit
To the Poor House this afternoon, tnspec
tho property and hold u meeting; |
will probably be a brief session, as Their
Ia nothing Of special importance TO b'
considered at this time.
A KICKING mule belonging to O. Sci
bert, caught his footin the trace in sucl
a way as to tear a cash in his abdomen
with the trace hook, DR.. Refer wa
called and killed the mule because !
could not be repaired. The accident oc
Cured on Twenty-seyenth street.
AN electric light wire sagged down OF
the Stamm Houses tin roof during yes
terday mornings shower and charged
the roof, all the conductors and the FIR
escape with a heavy dose Of electricity
Great excitement was occasioned by thu
behavior OF the mysterious power.
YESTERDAY afternoon a little son o
William Moeser, living on Market stree
In the Sixth ward, fell while %runninl
with a sharp stick in his mouth. Tn,
stick was driven into the boys throaI
and was withdrawn with difficulty. Thl
injury, while not dangerous, was very
sore.
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mo nalnbtldre.portsr ono.

s. o. Boyce, who was the Notary Pub.
lie who took tho acknowledgement Of
Morgan Bainbridge 10 the deed or writ.
Ing which his two sons.in.law, Porter
and Mooney, got him 10 Bign, desires II
understood that the report that lie &C.
Companied Porter and Mooney 10 tile
Poor House al the time BaInbridge
signed the paper, is untrue. At the 70.
quest Of Porter, Mi. Boyce went out
several days later aud took Balnbridge's
acknowledgment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

The United States Circuit Court met
pursuant to adjournment, Judge Jack.
son presiding.
Action was had in the following cleo.
ton cases as follows: In the case against
Wendland Shatier q rule was issued for
Mike Stein, the only witness, and who
failed 10 show up. Edward Francis en-
tered d pleaoi not guilty, and had his case
contihHed till next term, being recog-
nized with Smith Francis as surety
in the sum Of $500. William PendgraSs
entered q plea Of not guilty and had his
case set for Friday. Jacob Cunningham
was recognized In the sum Of $500 for
his appearance from day to day,
and like action was had in the
case against Harrison Cunningham,
]. A. Littack, becoming surety
for each. Charles Homer had q plea Of
not guilty entered and bis case set for
Friday next. Byram Bates and Ralph
Miller had like pleas entered In their
cases which wereralso set for Friday.
Subpoenas were ordered Issued for
witnesses In the cases against All g.
Graft, Jacob Tenant and Calvin
Meechen.
In the case against George Fox, In.
diCted for perjury, a caplas forthwith
was ordered issued.
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Anothsr Cn.e of Fn.t Driving.

There was another case OF fast driving
and diSorderly conduct that required
police attention last evening. The prin.
Cipal performer was a man named Joseph
Cole. He sailed down Market street be.
hind a horse that was being pushed for
all that was In him. and took a whirl
through the streets Of East Wheeling.
Officer Donley got on his track, and,
though he had a lively chase, he stuck
10 him till he had o~yerhauled him.
Cole made use Of some language that
permitted a charge Of disorderly being
placed against him in addition 10 that Of
last driving.
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The Wheeling wheelmen met In
their new hall last evening. Many OF
the members wore their neat new uni.
forms. The improvements Of the hall
are complete and the wheelmen take
great pride In their quarters. The com.
miLtee on the State Fair races reported
that the entries were growing 1t ID
thought twenty-five or thirty riders will
enter, The parade on the Fair Grounds
will take place at 10 o'clock d, IN. on
Tuesday. There will he u moonlight
parade next Monday evening" when
badges will DO distributed 10 those who
intend 10 take part In The parade. These
badges will secure passage over the
bridge and admlssIon 10 the grounds.
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Elixir ofDatss

Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and pruneS, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
effects have rendered II i'm
mensely popular. It cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
piles, etc, Sold In 90 cent
by O. r Goethe, w. W. Irwin
W. E. WilliamB and John Laughlln.
Drug Co. and Goodwin & Go,
Wholesale agents.
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Ladies'

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial In effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the bowels, kidneys, liver, and stomach,
and does not siGken or debilitate, For
sale In so cents and 81 90 bottles by
Logan Co, Anton p, Hess, r. i. Burt
and o. Menkemeller.
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atrnp Of rirl.

ID natures own true laxative, II 10 the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or eostlve 10 dlBpel head,
aches, colds, and lever 70 cure hAbltual
constipation, Indigestion piles etC,
ManuiaptuNd,ohly By the California III
Syrup Company, For sale Ia 30 cenIa
and 1 bolltes BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton r. He'd, h B. Burt aud o. Men.
kamAllhf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

Major Ed Dennis will give a grand
opening ball at his new resort, in Fulton,
on Wednesday evening next, and an
enjoyable time Is predicted for all who
attend. The full Opera House 0rches'
ira has been engaged for the occasion.
The Wheeling { Elm Grove Railroad
will run trains until 2 o'clock Thursday
morning. This hospitable host has had
his establishment thoroughly renovated,
and a large crowd will undoubtedly be
in attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04
PLENTIFUL HARVEST


Now that the grain Is gathered and stored
away, would Il not be well % Hook about and see
from what matEO. We should seek to supply our
winter wants, No household can AFFORD to be,
and Indeed very few arc, without simulant.
We need for sickness wewaut II for old age,
aud in fact, 1t Is good thing, used moderately,
to those who arc well. For such as you may
want, we know Of no place and Of no man that
we can recommend so highly as Max Klein.
Send for his price list aud complete catalogue.
His six year old Pure Rye Whistles he sells at
81 90 per quart, Orslx quarts for 80 90, arc
remarkably cheap goods. Sent anywhere in the
United States, No charge for packing,
. .....
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Tnr best, ono valley oOaee:
TO CuAUTAUOUA
Tho Ponnsylvania Company Announces tx

Tho Pennsylvania Company Announces Tx.
cursions tor Tuesdays and saturdays.
Excursion tickets OF rate Of 50 10 will
be sold by the Pennsylvania Company
from Bridgeport 10 Lakewood or James.
town aud return via Shenango and the
New York, Lake Erie 4 Western Rail.
way on each Tuesday and Saturday
during August aud September. Tickets
will be good returning for fifteen days
from date Of sale. For further informa.
ton apply To Ticket Agent at Bridge
port, O. "
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B IF you cannot See and need speCtaCles
YOU should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
ilAn any other OpilClan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-.
funded. JACOB w. GRUDp,
JeWeler and QptlClah,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Until October I, 1889 Sunday exCar.
sion tickets will be sold a. follows 10
woodland, % Centsl 10 New Martins.
Vile and B%letefsville, 81 60l 10 Williams.
town lMaflelta) and Patk6nbufg, % %.
Good for return passage Oh date Of sale
only. j. @, ToMLiNsoN, Agent
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YOuR grocer has Electric Light Flour

WHEELING FEMALE CoLLEdE opens
It's halls for the Fall session on We'd
nesday, September 4. The prospects
are excellent for success with the com.
petent Faculty and greatly improved
facilities that have been provided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

Recorder Hook yesterday issued mar.
riage licenses 10 the following named
pefgonBi
William Dixon, aged "a, a native Of
McKeesport, Pa, now Of Wheeling, and
Minnie Neuhatt, aged 1s, q native Of
WoodsHeld, now Of Wheeling.
August Hoffman,, aged "a, d native OF
Germany, now Of Wheeling, and Chris.
tina Waltert,, aged q, d native Of Ger.
many, now Of Philadelphia
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NEW STOCK FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

Tomake room Tor incoming Fall Stock
We are offering special Inducements In
all our light weights Of Spring and sum.
mer stock,
French Flannel shirts, neck 10, body 30.
AZ @. HESS q SONS,
1891 1898 Market street,
.t Wheeling, WI. VI.
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Clothing, Etc.

THE GREATEST ON EARTH
Il NONE WILL DlspuTE.-Come one, come
all, and see the free show at Fefrgl's, 2lOI Main
street. Nc has Just received Of Wanarnaker 4
brown, Philadelphia, A.fpll line OF $50 samples
aud styles OF Cloths and Cahslmeres and Over
coating for autumn and winter. A greater Va
flety than IN our whole city combined, and IN,
oluaied by 80 per cent. lie has also determined
10 close out bis entire stock Of Dry Goods, Car
pets aud iIuRRies at coat, 10 make room fol
Clothing In connection with Merchant Tailor
ufe 10 j.. ". FERRBf. 9iOl Main street. aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

DISTRESS after eating, heartburn, sick
headache and indigestion are cured by
Hoods sarsaparilla. II also creates a
good appetite. 2
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wAsniNoFoS, DO, Sept S.-Fofw West.
ern Pennsylvania aud West Virginia,
light rain6i stationary temperature !
southefly winds,
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~ suto You eeL NleoLtIO llght FIOur

HAVING bought out Louis Carl, No.
l4li Market street, | am now prepared 10
serve my customers. A, HANKH,
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CoSsuMERl Remember wanamakef 4
Browns agency ~ 2l0l Main street.
There lass per cent In Il sure, iof you,
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General Notices..
STATE FAlR NOTICE

Mn. A. q. Egerter aud a Committee OF Ladies
will be on the State Fair Grounds THURSDAY,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 0
and 4 1850, from i to 5 O'Clock p. m. each day,
for the purpose Of receiving entries and articles
In the Ladies', Chlldfcns and Art Departments.
All entities close September 4 at5p. m.
GEORGE HOOK,
Ses Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

TnE fame Of Maryln's Eagle Butter
Crackers Is worldwide, but they are for
sale at your grocer's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

MARytN's Eagle Butter Crackers are
the result 81 TWENTY-FIVE years experience
in the baking business. Take no other.
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Opens September 4 and closes October
y, 1885, Daily during tho Exposition
the baltimore 4 Ohio will sell ExCut.
sion tickets from Wheeling 10 PittSbufgh
and return al reduced rates.
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HAVING bought out Louis Carl, No.
14ll Market street, ! am now prepared to
serve my customers. A. HANKE.
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EVERY baker tries to initiate Maryin's
Eagle Butter Crackers, Ask your grocer
for the genuine article.
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JACOBS 4 lSRNBIRa Closlne out retail
stock, Nov Ia your time 10 bIy bafRainR,
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YOU cannot afford to buy poor crack.
ers when you Gan get Margins Eagle
Buttets just % cheap at your Etocer's.
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MARyiN'S Eagle Butter Crackers bear
the stamp Of .'old Abe" and % The most
popular food In the country,
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/. 81. GOoD1Olll dty goOdsihO cheapest,
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$500 TO $3.50. 90 4o M0sFs I, m an. Be 6 TsSS
sshoie line NH % II he Business 1O'i spare arc imoneSta
MAJ. be probably employed also. A few yaCat.
Giles Ia towns and Of ties. II, y. JOHNSON 4 Coz
1919 Main street, richmond, Va.
reply. d. Y. J. Go. mSSwe
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FSR 81 10 you can get onoldoSen fine
Satih.anish Cabinet photographs, and
one extra In o ane gilt frame, 8x10 size,
at Phimmet's, 1l3S Main street, Wheel
Ing The end my yet, aud still they 60
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wv ANTED-AGENTs TO SELL THE
wv Plnlels. Clothes linei thOo1ly llhe ever
invented that holds the clothes wlt%houtlplnsi.a
only by agent, 10 whom the exclusive right IN
given; on receipt OF 20 cents We Will send a sam.
pie line by mall also circulars, price list and
terms 10 agents. secure Jour territory at once.
Address WORCESTER PiNtNBs CIhfHES LINE Co.,
II HermOn street, W0Icester. Mass. aIYs.wAs
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ASK your grocer for Matyln's Eagle
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DuYEl0oLHe lad haye Eoodbrcad.

1NslsF on your grocer furnishing YOU
With MAfyln's Eagle Butter cgckef6.
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IT WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW La
OF my business at their homesj entirely. nnOb-
,Iectl0nAble; light, very fascinating aud health.
luli nc talking required: permanent position;
wages $40 per week IN advance. Good pay for
part time. Ny references include some Of the
best well known people ri lOuiHyille, Clntin.
natl, Pittsburgh aud elsewhere. Address with
stamp, MIS-. MARION WALKER, Fourth and
Chestnut Hp., LbuiAvilleI Ky. ai2l.wAA
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IssTmomStsr Record.

The Thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
registered a. tollowBi
~, m.......",a..a |. a e.,..-.,"s'"..a
~ ial.......,..i.... % MeALh0t-ChAngOAble!
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SPARKLING EVIDENCE
or tie Cure OF Skin Diseases When all
Other MethOls Fall.

Psoriasis 8 Years, covering face,
head and entire body with white
soabs. Skin red, itchy and blsed-
Ing, Hair all gone, Spent huns
dFeds Of dollars, Pronounced In
Durable, Cured by cutIeura REM
edIes.
Ny disease (psotiSSiSl irst broke out on my
left cheek, spreading across my nose, and almost
covering my lAce, " nan into my eyes, and Tho
physiclSn was afraid would lose my eyetIghI
Altogether II spread all over my bead, and my
halrall fell out, Until l WAsOpliPely bald headed;
Il then broke out on my : and shoulders,
b. entire body, my face, head and shoulder n,
Ing the worst. Tho white Scabs fell constantly
from my head, shoulder and arms The skin
would thick en- and be red. and very Itchy, and
would crack and bleed u scratched, Aitef
5pendinR many hundreds Of dollars, was ma.
Inlnned incufAble, heard Of the CUTlCbRA
RRNRpIES, and after using two bottles CUTicURA
REsoLVENT, / could see a changer and after /
had taken four bottles, / was almost Iured; and
when | had used SIX bottles OF CuTlCURA RI.
soLvIsF and one box OF CurlCURA, and Que cake
disease from which, had suffered for HYe years,
|IthouRht the disease would leave q very deem
scar, but the CVfICURA RENRDIEs cured Il with.
out any scars, l cannot express With q pen
what suffered before uling The CuTlgURL REN,
EnIEs. They sAyet my HE, and feel 1t my
duty 10 recommend them, Ny hair q restored
al good as ever, and so Is my eyCElghk ! know
OF ammbeF OF different pOttol4 who have used
the CUTIcuRA REMEplIs, aud all have received
great benefit from ihelF use.
y MRs, ROSA KELLY,
n..N..kN HiNs n.Nkat.n ~ -
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Tnn reho1L aAYotl ohlo YAlley Coae0.
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XMANTED-MAN-To TAKE THE
w Agency Of our Safes; size 2SxlsxlsinChes;
In proportion. A rare chance To create q pGrmR-
nent business at home. These sales meet u de.
maud never before supplied by other Sale Com
panles, as We arc not governed by the RAie Pool.
Alpine HRte Co.. Cincinnati, u. jel2wAE
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Grand opening at FultOn BY Major Ed
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TNY Electric Light YOU will uso no
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MANIFESTATION AS BOOK.
w KEEPER, or In some special department
connected Herewith. Serious illness severed
my connection with former employers several
mouths ago, JOS. 7. NORTON, IS fifteenth
nfkaAN AL
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-19
UNABLE TO HOLD ON.
A WeII-Known Liveryman Who Had
to Leave at Last.
AN INTERESTING EPISODE.

"To leave my work was very serious
matter with me, but I was obliged to do So.
In fact was actually driven to il"
The speaker was Mr.. John Gets, of No.
157 Liberty street, and is in the employ of
Mr.. Thomas Archibald, the well-known
liveryman, whose extensive stables are
located at 119 Third avenue. Mr.. Gets
is one of the Oldest men in his line of busi-
ness in the city, and is widely known among
the business men of this city. The history
of mis- experience, which is given below,
will be of great interest, not only to his
friends, but to the public in general.
81 presume it was about two years ago
that first noticed that anything was wrong.
Continued exposure to all kinds of weather,
standing out in the rain at night, had often
given me colds, but paid no particular at
tentlon to them. Gradually, however, no.
ticed my head was stopped up. First one
nostril would clog up and then the other.
There would be dull pain in my fore
head. NV eyes would get dim and
watery. There would be sounds like ring
ing or roaring in my ears. Gradually this
trouble extended until my throat and chest
were affected. There was continual drop
ping back of matter from my head into my
throat. would be continually hawking
and hemming to clear it of the m deus and
phlegm. 1t became raw and inhamed. At
one time my throat was so sore that could
not partake of any solid food. subsisted
entirely on liquid nourishment, such as beef
tea and broths, for over two weeks. NV
eyes grew worse. and my sight was so poor
that was obliged to wear eyeglasses. Sharp
pains would take me in the chest, running
through to the shoulder blades.