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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09


bis report, which was the same as the
above, except IN so far as II referred TO
the investment OF the Cole fund.
HOSPITAL REPORT.
Number of patients September 80,
1889, %; admitted, 202; discharged, III;
deaths, 22: births. Il; patients October
/, 1890, 81; total cared Tor during year,
23l.
Surgical eases, So; operations, So;
typhoid fever cases, 2s; largest number
admitted during the month, %; number
different NJ. DIS, 40. Our gain III ad-
nlittance has been 80, and IN the num-
ber cared for, So.
The hospital has given IN charity IN
caring for the sick in the hospital,
S467 So; IN the science of nurses, $ll7 %.
Mrs. Bissel's free beds have been
occupied 73 weeks; Kings Daughters,
40 weeks days; Congregational, y
weeks DAYS; the average number OF
nurses on duty in hospital, 10.
The Training School" Oct. /, had
pupils, il; of the dismissed, 3; died, l.;
left on account of health, / graduated, +,
8; entered during year, 2l; of these ac-
cepted, S; dismissed, Z; lett, 8; on trial,
/.
In school Sept. SO, IA; number of ap-
plications, 10; head nurses, 8; senior
nurses, 5; junior nurses, 3; probation
ers, 5.
May IS, $780, Miss Edith Brosseau,
Miss Ulirism Jacobs and Miss Hannah
Singer received their diplomas.
Miss BrosSeau earned S2l9.04; Miss
Jacobs $275.9!; Miss Singer SS46.5l total
SS4l.45; nurses received S6l2.l0; balance
to hospital, S229.46.
Nurses earned during year 81 ,S39.63;
received from nurses 81 ,657 80; given in
nurses service $ll7. %; due $l26.yS; re-
celved on last year $5l.S6; balance
to hospital S652.27.
Calls answered, 70, calls unanswered, a,
So; lectures delivered, So; lessons week
ly for each class, except those out dur
ing ten months; received for medicine,
$7O.S5.
A vote OF thanks was extended to the
retiring secretary and deputy treasurer,
Mrs. II. G.. Russell and Miss A. 4.
Baars, and especially to the former for
her valuable compilation of facts from
the records. Mrs. Blssell advances
money for furnishing electrical appli-
ances for the hospital, which will be put
in place today.
The old trustees We're all reelected,
as follows: DR.. Charles Shepard, I. D..
Gilbert, Wm. Widdicomb, y. l.. Avery,
Geo. ". Gay, Mrs. Jefferson Morrison,
Mrs. 5. T.. Withey, Mrs. e. Y. G. Can
son, Mrs. NJ. Il. Bissell, Mrs. Harry
Widdicomb.
The officers chosen were rs follows:
President, DR.. Charles shepard; vice.
president, Mrs. 5. l.. Withey; treasurer,
Clay Hollistcr; deputy treasurer. Mrs.
j. VI. Dudley; secretary, Mrs. Chas. H..
Berkey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09


= sc Ez - & tks Is1Ssa. = asxasa
Year repeft & tAe aelags a the 81
Eual raSsuax - tas members snot
s.nsznagers 3 q tas Unaea Benevolent
AssoS,2t.on. held T1eSa4y a9hs i
crael, uu}ess zaa erroneous. Crusl
aad usless. 2na grossls erroneoas n
ssis. Yea sSy tazt Nets ghst&nding
the mscratAtte aeterminztsoa 0f An AZ
sIstulsoa wAlsh suisssss apon p@e@le
charity 70 c0noesl from TIE pnblie al
thlags pertaining 10 rs operations Z :
scarcely a. open secTst that tne Z. +.
A. : IA deep aa4nclal distress have
been connected With the management
~ the L Il. A many years, and al -
plans ana purposes have oeen sub
lnltted aunu s.is 10 the public No al
tempt az c0neealment o. anything has
ever been made. Whenever L las been
necessary - appleal for help IA its
noble woTk, the public has re-
sponded chceFfuliY. and ! believe
always viii. The old debt Of many
thousands .ucldent to the eGONt.og -
the building has been paid. except 400,
and the institution Is clear OF debI, ex-
cept about sl0o0 Tor coal and other
necessarles laid ia Tor tie winter. Does
that indicate 'deep financial distress
The L. b. A. a about 10 make 81 ap-
peal to our citizens 10 become membsrs
OF the association by paying 81 Tor .
membership p ticket, and hope 10 Obtain
a large number OF new members 10 AID
IN It's charitable work. Ii the public
a 20 n FfIk 4
means restricted outside work, where
81 disbursed by the L. b. A. does more
good than q from the city poor fund.
That you had no reporter at the meet
ing IS clearly indicated by your ef-
rOneOus statement OF the officers
elected. You had two out OF 1--WE cor
rec.. THos. ID. GILBERr.
rHE TELEGRAM-HERALD IN making
Its report of the meeting referred 10
had no desire TO be either "crueP' or
unjust" nor 10 give any erroneous
information. The reporter who had
been detailed for the meeting at the l
b. A. Home, was detained IN another
part of the city later than was
expected. tie called up the Home but
could learn nothing from the maron
as she claimed that she had no knowl-
edge of what transpired. The reporter
then repaired TO the office and by
telephone, called the residence of Mrs.
l.. II. Withey.e Mrs. Withcy answered
the call in person but insisted that she
had nothing TO say.
The residence Of DR.. Shepard was
then called. 1t was he who assured
the TELEGRAM-HERALD that the
question of pathies" was not taken
up. He was understood to say that
old board and officers were reelected
but 1t Is possible that he meant the
board only, and not the officers.
The idea that the home was in "sore
financial distress" was gained from the
recent meeting in Hartman's lecture
room, when all present seemed TO agree
that heroic measures must be adopted
to meet the financial exigencies OF the
home.
The TELEGRAM-HERALD desires to as
sure the management of the home and
All Interested, that 1t has no anlmus IL
the matter; we shall, in the future as IN
the past, continue 70 aid IN all true
charity so far as lays within our power.
Ed
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
PURELY PERSONAL.

Mrs. Or. Rozema will visit in Plain
well tor two weeks.
Mrs. Douglas Roben, of Big Rapids,
is the guest of friends IN this city.
Mrs. A. B. Armstrong, of 26I North
Prospect-st., has returned from Chi
cago.
A. B. Turner, :. Z. Wormley and Dr.
hunting trip.
W. =. Carrie, of Ada, is serving as
juror for the September term OF the
cIrcuIt court.
". +. Smith, of Ionia county, was II
caller at the Republican Congressional
rooms yesterday.
Moses Taggart and son Ganson, have
gone to StoryhtOn and Madison, Wis
cCnsIn, for few days.
Mrs. John Long, OF Los Angeles, Cal,
who has been visiting friends here, has
gone on a pleasure trip East.
Z. 5. O'ROurke, superintendent of the
southern DIVISION of the O. X. & l., VIII
spend some time IN California.
Miss Minnie Emery, who WAS the
guest of Miss Daisy Carpenter, has re-
turned to her home n Chicago.
G. W. Bodle, of Salida, Col, and Miss
Emma BoGie, oE New York, are the
guests of their brother, Or. Bodle.
Mrs. :. J. DAVIS, OF Osseo, the former
nurse of this city, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. B. Leonard, OF l03 Wal
len-st.
Mrs. I. II. Stone, Of Kalamazoo, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Whitney,
OF Ci COilege-ave since Monday, returns
home tins morning.
Mrs. J. 4. Clppinger and Mrs. J. W
Kincaid, OF Lausing, mother and aunt
OF Mrs. l.. ". Miller, are her guests this
week at ID LOit-aye.
Mrs. Z. +. Uhl and daughter, Miss
Lucy went to Saginaw yesterday to at
tend tre wedding Of the daughter of
ex-Msyor WeslabrOok.
Isaac Fairbanks. OF Holland. is in the
city. Mr.. Fairbanks is one of the early
settlers of Michigan and was the Gov
ernmept farmer in the days when Hol-
land was missionary post.
Rev. r. II. KING, of tho Ames NJ. E.
Church, viii 60 20 Newark, y. y, this
evening to there meet bis wife and at
tend tae funeral OF Mrs. Kings father,
L. Z. Howell, whose death occurred
yesterday.
Mrs. $. '. Noble, OF Deadwood. South
Dakota, and Henry Livingston, OF Lima,
y. Y, are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. A. J..
Livingston. OF the Livingston Hotel
Henry Livingston is q brother of A. l..
Livingston and Mrs. Noble Is Mrs. L.v-
iugstog's aunt.
Col. Tn iddeus FOoto, A.V Pantlind.
Esq, aud Major 4. A. Stevens went to
MuskegOn yesterday 10 attend the we'd
ding OF e. ID. stevens T. Niles Stella
Field, two we'll known society people.
which occurred from the home of ex-
Lieut.. GOV. Henry II. Holt, at noon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

AoPcoN. .-N2rioa May. dAaEhter Of Mr.
ana Mrs a. hops0n. aged 4 Dioaths-
Funeral az the residence. o. IA. Thursday.
corner af PieasaBtst. snd Coliese-aVe.
RYAN AT the res.dsnce 20 ais father ga
Walker township. AuaFeW G. Ryan. AGED ~
years
Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock from So.
james church.
ATBLA ~ esterdzS a. a. En., Of typhoid
pBsunlsnia. Audrrw ]. Au0ie. of Cas- 'ade.
funrrai FRIDAY AZ 2 p. m.. from the house.
under the auspices Of Ada Lodge. No. 5.
j aud A. n
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Cd kelians H2ils e eoMalele srrsage-
a.eats - atleasz &c graEI e4s1eanlef1f
epich VI ee he'd Is Esy c.tys eeseosr
"A aad IS.
fne eamp IRE O. tie Custer pess. q :.
a. &, Ass ngt4t. az tne 2ralezY ~ Com
esas b, ealta 9as the izrges1 ue1leSF
of q, A. +. veterans ta4t las bes1
seta IosstaeF isE g loag tine.
Il i expected tEa1 the nxw Soath
Grand Ia 9.tls sfEeSE E4lLN4s alI 1e
eeup.steq - I8zak ksgivlnx. a. tie ma
tsr.al therefor = daily expected. It's "a
conAeet vita bogA tie cable and Oh
ales.
The marriage Of Nellie Hamnlond. of
thls CITY and ClAFe1ce G.. Reed. " chr
cago, has been eoasumlnstea a. the
h0me Of The brides parents Games
toEnshio. Their future home Nil oe
D-s Ao.nss. i0sa.
Judge Grove rendered = judgment
f0E tt4e plAlnLh for Sl539. IS la the case
Of Aobo, Mitchell & co. ". +. Is. New
ton. He also rendered judgment for
Julia A. Nelson IA the sun OF sleo.I5
"a her suit against John spFlng snd
Robert " Love.
I'D. l.. b. Van Horn. VINO some two
years since acid "tent meetings on
south LGyissen-st. ana the West side.
eA preach in Good Templars Hal,
McMuIlen block, corner Island and
South Diylslon-st., saturday, October
II at 10 a. in., also sunday, October i
AZ p. III.
The petition for the pardon Of spirit
postmaster Reid, forwarded 10 Pfesi-
dent Harrison has, a yet. produced no
result, and the friends OF Reid are try
Ing 20 raise money enough 10 appeal 10
the United states Supreme Court.
They are having very poor success IN
that direction up 10 the present time.
Among the many eloquent lrishmen
l .---- -. - II
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

The Grand Rapids s Indiana Rail
road Company vii sell Harvest Excur-
son tickets September and 3 and
October "a 70 points south, southwest,
west and northwest At one fare for the
round trip; tickets good for return
within thirty days. For tickets and
further Information, apply 70 A. Aim
auist, a. Union station, or Geo. ".
Munson, City Ticket Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

WAsHazaxes. oet. s-for LcweE
Michigan sl.sAtly warmer soGtaeEly
wilcs, Ear xeasher. followed > ra.as
Fer tppeF Mehean Rams. soatnsE.g
" ndss scoolsf Frfay elorn
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

ifi9-D -stalng a11 Lisasla reyss.sed ~ Szs4
aah lAllefteal fegolutions
~ 7s--iiett ~asL Azesz lsrlzalt. te4 sta hzs
cails,oa iuto tzs seza a-ar H1lynee1. ssf "a
frnr1cl
i1lt-sfi1 1.~QI's Ferfi. sonposer. ile1 as azaooaA
isl -A.ss.szina<ion of Ictnt 1apo LsEE1s lireek
st1le6LAa.
issB- Tifst overland 4aI froxa s.a Fraacisco ~
Sc LOUIS = t-Fs And s1,4Fs-
i1sit-n lancet1a arrived - Iut4rs- al pcce ne
1zl1lztef ~ SO -rzt "a ira inEs.fs1r
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09


Or. Greene. OF IS West Fourteeath-st-. New
York. its discoyerer. is the famous specialist
In the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases
The doctor has devoted special attention 10
the treatment OF all forms OF chronic diseases
through letter correspondence. and win give
by mail his opinion and sdyiee IN any case free
of charge. The perfectil OF thls system ren-
ders a complete cure almost assured, aud his
success in treatment By corresT ondence Is
wonderful and uneqnaIled. Send for symptom
blank to al cut or write him about your case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Great bargain. Business blocks and
residence midway on South Division
st. property rapidly advancing. Pres
ent rentals pay over ten per cent. on
purchase price. N. G. Sessions, 20
Cansl-st., has exclusive agency.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Adams school house, Wyoming, was
filed last night to listen to Vim. I.
Adams, Alfred Wolcott and NJ. L. Dun
ham. Ed. NJ. Barnard dropped in and
made a few remarks. Many friends
and everybody seemed we'll pleased.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Thursday evening. Oct. Q, the young
people of Park Church viii give the
nrst social of the Fall, at which time
the "Snith Family" viii appear. All
who enjoy good time come and help
make Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Considers Or. GTeene's keryura the Most
Wonderful Remedy Ever Discovered" "

ywife. Sarah Z. DIN. was paralyzed three
years ago. aud was in a very low condition.
She had consulsions coming on az the sane
time every month, which were 60 severe that
We expected that she would never come
out OF some OF them. Since that time She
was under the treatment for IS months Of a
nrst-ciaSs physician. who became discouraged,
and finally aIIowe her To use Dr. Sreene's
Seryura, which she had been taking eytr
since. She has never had q eonvus on or any
symptoms Of one since she began using this
medicine; she Is gaining rapidly in health
and strength, aud is able 20 be about the house
ana yard and do some light work ! consider
DR.. Greene's Neryura the mcst wonderful
remedy that Was ever discovered.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Strangers IN town today are cordially
invited TO visit Leonard's art depart
ment. 1t is one of the interesting sights
OF the city. - and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Among the many speakers last cam
paign few VIII receive a warmer well
come than 7. NJ. McVeigh. who speaks
at A. o. ii. Hall tonight. Seats for all.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

was troubled with Liver Complaint
for years. and suffered terribly. Lake
the druggist advised me 10 take Sulphur
Bitters. took three bottles and now I
am a well man.-L.Fenner, Waterbury,
Conn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

IL outstrlps them ALL Salvation Oil, the great
pain-destroyeF. Price only = cents.
For the miseres of cold use Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup. The peoples remedy. = cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

The immense candle is to be lighted
Saturday. Drop in and make Il guess.
Exterprlse Cigar, Monroe and Division
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
sick Headacbe

Louse's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation. 25c per box. > boxes for
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Among the many eloquent Irishmen
IN Men gan. few rasS higher than L.
VI. McN elgh, Of Detroit. who speaks to-
night at A. o. II. Hall, 257 Ottawa-st
Turn out and hear BIN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Remember the young peoples social
Thursday evening at Park Congrega-
tiOnal Church. All are invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Makes finest pastry, bread OF biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most satss-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Young men 90 and hear T. NJ.
McNClgh at \. o. \. Hall tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
FALLING SICKNESS AND
ST. VITUS' DANCE.


Fer years ! care Ser Epaepss and ether rts
caused - disease ~ the BVrscs has bees soaEii-
IL Is Res eoneedea ~ physicians. cruEgis's
snd the people That the long-nreeed fen els
has 6sea fouRe la lr CrceHc's AerRura. uAleh
las. ~ e0rlHg thousands of eases proved that
Is Is 80 absolute specific tor laase terrible aeF
Kous CON plants. Ii Is q harmless Tesetabie
remedy. aad 3 sure and positive cure Tor al
nervous diseases. All druggists keep II 81 sl.gl
per bottle.
Ny son had been troubled With epilepsy. less
ef appetite. ana hAa 40 ambition 10 Go any
thing Aftergrying several rene airs he tpok
Dr. 0reene's Aervgra. aad can truly say that
il made him q lew boy. fhe fts hAss iefi
him, his whole system Is butt up anee, arc
he Is enjoying perfect health. IL is shs bret
medicine 1 ever used. aud after trying others
nnd u has no equal
Mr. ". SCHUM
20 West Forty third-st New York City.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
HOTE[

And Restaurant. 81 and 81 Lyon-st. Rates Sl.0
aud Sl.5 per day. Only l-cent restaurant in
the city. Seating capacity. joe, hote caTac -.
Is rooms: newly rrn.ted aud rtfurnlshed
opEN kiI. NIGnT. TELEPHONE 20.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Lily white FIonr
L made from the choicest wheat. care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Among the many eloquent lrishmen
in Michigan, few rank higher than I.
NJ. MeNeigh. OF Detroit, who speaks to-
night at A. O. II. Hall, 257 Ottawa-st.
Turn out and hear him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

As ia1sssssl-x Ezess - Kssaa Ia Aa2ssl
kseert

a. ia4sEssiAzS kkess - = zsl2 Ia 4a2a2t
AspsEt
ne toliowng itenlk frofa ne a21aAl
report rendered 81 tas Ass meeting q
tAs L. B. A. Hozse ~ prove q A.
terests
Oar xezy grateful Ih2nks are herses
pro1rreG tie nIin ste4s z1d iSymeA
haxlHg cont Gctea tae weekly Tsl.gfoas
selsices. 2sso the young p<ofle N4o
have taken cnarEs - tAe musie upon
these OCCASIONS. tae hand of ladies
who have - aObls giVea q Their une
u rs2d Sud relieve tne tedious hours ot
the sex &a4 helpless; TIE physicians
for thelF valuable lectures the lneaicSl
faculty for frequent attention and
assistance; the press for many gFatul-
sous fayors; the street kai.Ssy COM
paDy Tor passes aud many klndnessesi
10 Business men and the public gen
orally for liberal donations ard cour-
tesies extended. To each and al who
have smOOthed our pathway, and
made il possible for as 70 continue the
course marked Out-we would return
sincere thanks while asking for re-
newed help and kindness IN ali the
years 10 come.
MRs. III. {. kUssELL, Secretary.
pErUrY fgEasVRKss KEroSF.
Balance in treasury. October l. lsss--s o.
sn7a 81
Expended ..--.,...-.....-...-..-. lllSo y
Total 81. 80 So
Mss A. b. BASS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

The treasurer. Mr.. Gilbert. rendered
bis report, which was the same as the
above, except IN so far as II referred TO
the investment OF the Cole fund.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-16
Change i'm Time.

The new time schedule Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Company went into effect at mid
night last night The following changes
in time were made The train heretofore
leaving for the East at l2:0l a. N. is
changed to u 05 a. m; the 80 a. m. train
is changed to 4 80, and the 2:3S p. m. train
to . 30. The Grafton accommodation will
leave at $50 p m. instead of 2:35, and the
Moundsville accommodation, leaving at 5
a. m. and . 80 p. H., the q a. m. train be-
ing taken off The time of the arrival OF
the $3.50 a. m. train from the East is
changed to :45 a. IN, and the II % p. IN.
train will hereafter arrive at IL 40. The
Moundsville accommodation will arrive at
40 a. m, instead of Z 80 a. IN.
On the trans-Ohio division-the train
for Chicago will leave at 20 instead of
S:35: at II :05 instead of 1905. and at l0:45
instead of 10 80. pThe a. m, St. Clairsville
accommodation, leaving at 5 n. m, is taken
off, and the old 1905 train leaves now at
II :05 the l :45 p. m. train is also taken of.
The Chicago express will arrive at $50 in
stead of 5:25 a m, and the Cincinnati ex-
press at $40 instead of } 30
On the Wheeling, Pittsburg x Baltimore
division the train for Pittsburgh will leave
at ; :45 a. m, instead of $40, and will ar
rive at II a. m. instead of 10 The y 30 p.
m train will arrive at y :45: the 1910 p.
m. train at 1880 The II: 80 a. IN. train
will not arrive on Sunday until 2:3O.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-16
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.

Pithily Told.
THE fog yesterday morning would have
made even LoTdoner shudder.
Owo deeds of trust was left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
IL Wheat & Hancher's Watch and Dia'
mond Club No. l, yesterday, No. 81 drew
IN. G. Dillon II Co.'s Watch Club, yes
terday, No. 81 drew in Club No. Il, and No
in Club No 49,
MEssRs Tappan x Cornell have dis
played big lot of fine photo graphs at the
entrance to the Opera House.
THREE drunks and a vag We're arrested
last night, and Officer Terrill run in a fel
low on charge of indecency.
THE Pittsburg Coal Works, located
below Bellaire, has been Incorporated, and
is 10 be capitalized at large sum.
THE work of laying stone in the crib al
the site of the west channel span of the
new Island bridge was commenced yester
day.
Police CoURT was a blank yesterday
morning morning. Last evening there were
two cases, both offenders going TO the
workhouse.
LAURA ROSE was arranged before Jus
tice Davis, yesterday, on a charge of keep
ing house of i'll fame. She gave bail tC
answer before the Grand Jury.
INH.E +. Hillman & Co.'S watch clut
drawing, last evening, the following mum
bers drew: Club |, No. 80; club II, No
81; club II, No. 20; club 10, No. 10.
The case of George letters has been con
tinuedf in the Washington county, Pa
Court, until the February term, which will
throw the case to about the first of March
LAST evening Officer Willlie arrested
William Bowman for disorderly conduct al
the Salvation Army headquarters. Officer
Terrill also locked up Andy MyleS on the
same charge.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO John Bribery, native of WayneSburg
Pa. aged -, and Matte Caldwell, native
of Ohio county, aged -; also to Geo. u.
Morris, a native of London, aged -, and
Emma V RObrecht, u native of Ohio
county, aged IS:
The many friends of Mr. Oscar Sand.
rock heard with regret, last evening, the
news of the death of Miss Laura A, the
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sand
rock The sad event took place shortly
after four O'clock yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock.
THE Custer Oil Company, composed of Il
number of Wheeling people, have lease
on the Reynolds farm at ST. Mary's, upon
which they will put down a well. The in
dicatiOns are favorable for a good strike.
The land is within three blocks of the cele-
brated Smith well, which came in last
Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-16
An Interesting Oil Case.

Millionaire John McKeown leased farm
from Joseph II. Denham, near St. Glars
vile, Ohio, 10 drill for oil. Mckeowr
failed 10 commence drilling the well within
a stipulated time, and for every day there
after he was TO pay Denham ten dollars per
day. The territory proved unproductive
and McheOwn failed to commence Oper-
atoms and refused TO pay the money, claim
ing that the lease was null and void under
the usual forfeiture clause Denham
brought suit for damages in the Belmont
County Court. Judge briggs, at st.
Clairsville on Thursday night, rendered
his verdict in favor of the plaintiff for the
damages asked, amounting to something in
excess of II. 600 up 10 date McKeOwn will
appeal and it is certain that rather than
pay the per diem rental will drill dry hole.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-16
4tetp Advertisements.
Tea Co.,
Tea Importers and Coffee RoaStsrS.

Since embarking in the sale of Crock
cry, Fine China, Fancy Lamps, Bisque
Vaces, &C., early last August, we have
found that instead of this department
being a side line, it has grown to such
proportions as to tax our ability to sup
ply the demand from every town and
village. We are daily receiving orders
to ship Tea Sets, Dinner Sets, Toilet
sets, &C., as advertised, giving us num-
Der of pieces and price. These orders
come from parties who have never Wis
tied our stores, but who know that the
reputation of our house is sufficient
guarantee that they will get exactly
what we advertise. In view of the eX-
traordinary demand for this class of
goods during the holidays we have treb-
led our stock, added new lines, all the
latest patterns and decorations, &C..
and will sell at prices that will astonish
the purchaser and utterly paralyze the
old fogv exclusive crockery and china
dealers. Space will only permit us to
quote few prices, but we carry con-
stantly in stock more goods than any
three wholesale houses in the State.
You cannot fail to be suited. Compare
our prices with others, and in no case
buy before visiting our stores:
Tea Sets, Adamantine, plain, So pieces. ...s 90
Tea Sets, Adamantine, decorated, 56p pieces 50
Tea Sets, Under Glaze, English decorated,
Dinner Sets, Under Glaze, English deco
rated, ll2 pieces. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Dinner Sets, Adamantine, plain, l0l pieces ~
Dinner Sets, Adamantine, fine decorated,
l6l pieces. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Toilet Sets, Adamantinc, plain, 10 pieces. -
Toilet Sets, Under Glaze, English decora-
ted, 10 pieces OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
The above are only few Of our prices
of goods that are well known. Our
stock consists Of the finest.