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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-19

1t ia encouraging to rsad in tho pro.
ceedings of the meeting OF the Baltimore
& Ohio stockholders that Eat Wheeling,
W.. Va, Improvements in tho present
passenger and freight station are under
consideration" Before long the ISrRlLt.
GEScER hopes TO BIO ableto announce the
more encouraging fact that these i'm.
provcments are under way.
They should have been made years
ago. They have long been warranted by
the shabby provisions at this point and
by tho ~company's business in this city.
The company's complications in the
past few years are, perhaps, sufficient
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"ANTED-A GOOD COOK AND
Chanhermaid. 1nQuireat ED DENNIS
HOTEL, l0ii Marset street. n0lso
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Wm. Timmons, postmaster at Idaville
Ind, writes: "Electric Bitters has done
more for mo than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and %stockman, OF same
place, says: Sind Electric Bitters to be
tho hest kidney and liver medicine, made
me feel like 4 new man." J.W. Gardner,
hardware merchant, same town, says:
Electric Bitters is just tho thing for n
man who is all run down and don't care
whether he lives ordies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt Just like
no had a new lease on life. Only Doc n
bottle, ut Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. .
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UOw's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known 7.
]. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactionu, and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by their firm,
Wes. 4 Truaz, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio
Wulling, Kinuan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF tliesystem. Price
75c per bottle. Sold by ali Druggists.
| .~. . MY
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reason why tho improvements have not

reason why tho improvements have not
been made within that time.
Now the Baltimore & Ohio Is regain.
Ing ita old position Of aolidity and add.
Ing 10 1t q manifestation OF enterprise
entirely new. at last 1t Ia reaching out
to occupy the territory go long awaiting
development and 80 easily made triba'
tary 10 It. In its dealings with shippers
along It's line It is showing n wiBo bust
ness liberality and common sense, and
the old complaints arc no longer heard
This Is tho result Of better methods and
q better understanding between shipper
and carrier.
Tho improvements ut Mcblechen, in
tended largely for tho accommodation o
Wheeling business, are PRACTICAL!
Wheeling Improvements and may d.
taken rs on earnest Of better things t
conc. Tho new passenger station can
not come too 800 for tho company
credit and tho further increase OF 1T
business at this point. In the railroat
business rs in other kinds OF trade tn
way 10 attract tho people Is to invit
them with slightly and comfortable sur
roundings.
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Rudam's Microbe Killer Co., Nashrint, 7tan.:
GENTLEuES:-I have been troubled
for some time with an acute form oil
kidney diseaae, for the relief OF which !
have consulted several OF the best ply.
s%iciars in this city, but with no appreci.
able benefits resulting from the faithful
use Of the medicines ordered. had
lost thirty or forty pounds in weight,
was naturally greatly reducedin strength
and had frequent rigors which possibly
may have resulted from uremic poison.
Several weeks ago I concluded to give
tho Microbe Killer n trial, and tho result
Of its use has been gratifying to me and
a aurprise to my friends. l have fully
regained my strength and weight, suffer
but little or no pain, have no recurrence
OF the ligors, appetite good, and have
the fullest confidence in a complete
restoration TO health. l willingly rec.
ommend the Microbe Killer as y remedy
OF great value.
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49,
Thousands Poisoned.

In q recent work on Heart Disease, DR..
Franklin Miles-the noted specialist
gives many. now and startling facts.
Ilousnndsot people are slowly poisoning
themselves, weakening their hear. s by the
use Of tea, coffee, tobacco and alcohol.
These are heart whips, causing it to beat
rapidly, thus gradually wearing it out,
producing shortncss OF breath when ex..
ercising, pains in the side and shoulder,
hungry and faint spells. Finally swell.
ing Of tho ankles aud sudden dealh. For
weakened and irritated hearts the press
everywhere highly recommend the New
Heart Cure discovered by Dr.. Franklin
Miles, which is for sale at the Logan
Drug Company'D. MwrAw.5
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FoRGER SMITH, OF New York, display
ed talent enough to wreck a dozen sail
roads. II be had devoted himself tc
that he might have pulled through, fol
all the world would have been ready &c
admit that he was engaged in y legit:'
mate enterprise. For II man Of his
talent Smith was a great blunderer.
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IT is quite true that some elegant Tory
gentlemen could give Mr.. rarneii points
in immortality, but those elegant Tory
gentlemen have not figured rs great
leaders Of 6 great cause which appeals to
the moral sensibili,ies OF mankind. The
difference is decidedly real and highly
important.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-19

TnE bes. building association is the
building association organized ct home
conducted at home and lending i'll
money on home %seculitiea. Its opera
tions are simple, easily understood, un'
der the eye Of every shareholder. The
risk 10 reduced 10 the minimum, and
experience shows that this minimum i;
very small.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-19

WHEELING is large enough TO give
some attention to the character OF build.
ings erected within her limits und tothe
method Of erecting them. This can be
done only through q proper system Of
inspection such rs obtains elsewhere.
Tho ordinance prepared by City Solic-
itor White seems to cover the ground
md to provide for what the city needs.
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But Il Q exports OF cotton mauuiact.
ures have decreased 50 per cent in the
same period. These figures certainly, do
no. read in evidence Of the wisdom
Of putting iron ore or woodor paper
on the free list. But tho truth.
full figures never do road In evidence
Of the wisdom OF any free trade PROPOSE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-19

So many Democrats arc willing to
take the speakcahip Of tho next House
that there is danger OF some Of them
seeding and setting up little houses OF
their own. The party press encourages
each OF them to think himself the ono
man for the place..
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ELL VESTS HEAD.
Tom Starr, tho Desperate, Cut 1t on and
Got So, 900 for 1t.

Tom Starr, tho Desperate, Cut 1t on and
Got So, 900 for 1t.
Tho remarkable career OF old Tom
Starr, the notorious Cherokee Desperate,
which has lately appeared in print, re-
calls an incident in his life, saysan Ard
more, I. r., special, tho p~lainest state
ment Of which sounds like q romantic.
Bill West was old TOMS brother .in.law
and the most powerful man OF his day
il the Cherokee uGtipr. A blow trom
his fist was as deadly as a Winchester
bullet. With this formidable weapon
he killed several men, aud q law WAS
pissed declaring Bill'a fist II deadly wea-
pom. Old Tom and Bell had been close
companions, but one day they qnarreled
over tho diyision Of the spolls Of a
p!undcripg expedition. West struck ct
Starr, bu. the willy savage lodged
the blow and at the same time deity
placed q long, keen knile blade
between the formers ribs. This was
tho tragic end OF Bill West. At this
time there was q reward OF $1,000 offered
for Vests head and 5000 for that Of
Starr. Old Tom was in need OF ready
cash and determined to run the risk OF
losing his own head by trying to secure
the reward on that OF his brother-in-law.
So, after killing West, he cut off his
head, putt in a gunny bag and pro.
ceeded to T%ahlequah, the capital, Where
he presented his CORY charge to the
chief with the proof. that it was the
hight head and demanded the reward.
The chief ard the treasurer are both old
men and they know old Toms repuia.
ton. They also knew that the reward
on Vests head was only $4,000, while
that for old TOMS wac S 5000. But Starr
was there himself and meant business.
AT the mu2zle OF six-shooter the treas:
urer forked over the $1,000 and old Tom
departed with the money, 10 the delight
and aatonishment Of the people Of Tab.
lequah, without killing n single person.
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NIFTY YEAR SIX PER CENT
+
For Sale


For Sale.
No 1858 McColloch street, $3.50.
No. l01S aicColl0Gh street.
No. lO25 McCOlloch street.
No. 1920 McColloch street.
No. 2GG0 Market street, sl,G0.
r17i9 ncres OF land, slx.roomcd house, stable.
go trees choice fruit. one. hall mills west OF
lower point Of Island, 81, 99Q.
Residence one mile west OF Bridgeport, Ohio.
Eight rooms, stable. Ground Clio OF all acre.
Price $500.
Is acres Of land on Short! Creek.
No. &C Ohio street, SLIGO.
No. 1b9 South Penn street, $1,000.
Lots on South Penn street.
LOIS on South Front street.
Lots on North Front street.
No. 1b7 Fourteenth street, 5000,
No. PA Chapline street.
No. 1884 Chapline Street, $500.
No. 22i9 Main street, 5000.
Lot Nc. % Water street, $500.
No. 1855 Chapline street. $1,000.
Block OF ten houses. Annual rent 81, AGO. Price
$4,000.
No. 1926 EoT street, sl,sOo.
No. lW Twelfth street, S2,40o.
Lots Oh Netzel street, SS0.
Lots on Warren street 500.
No. $40 Eoif street, s3,teO.
No. ~ and Sc Tweniy.sl1th street, Sl,G50.
Nos. e. and &C Twenty. third street, 900,
No. 23li Eof street, e. ,5C0.
No. Zl0 Eotf street, $500.
No. S6l2 ChRpline street. sl.4o0.
No. 1881 Woods street, 81 800.
No. 1898 Woods street, Sl.S0O.
Manufacturing site with Factory Building.
-Four lots on McColloch street. James Car.
ney's heirs addition.
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
ward.
No. 2G06 Main street, $1,000.
No. $50 Main street. Ground a full lot, s. 100,
JAMES.A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Claim Attorney, l61?
Market street. I have long experiencc in
prosecution OF pension claims. Eoldiers, their
widows and ninor heirs will nnd Il 10 tfeir
advantage TO employ. an attorney at home III
preference 10 one in Washington, u, C, oc20
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THE suspicion that Goyernor.clccl
Pattison, Of Pennsylvania, is setting ur
for himself in tho Presidential businesP,
makes Mr.. Cleveland feel as though lis
spine had been ironed with IN iCicle.
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PERSONS who have n keen interest in
the succcas OF DR.. Koch's cure for con.
sumption will do well no. to stake their
hope TOO high. Batter TO await patient
ly the good that may come OF it.
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THE RAW MATERIAL FALIACY.
A rnyorits Theory OF The Free Traders
Exploded,

q
Exploded.
Caieaco later. 0ttan
Az to the free traders demand for
"ircc raw material" by which they
promise to secure TO Am erlcan manu-.
iacturers control or division with Great
Britain Of 'tlle markets OF the WORLD"
we rise 10 remark that about the only
great manufacture in which We do have
free raw material" Is that Of cotton. by
the FREQ trade theory we ought to do 4
great trade In the export OF American
mndc cottons.
But tho result Is otherwise, Our OK.
ports OF manufactures upon which the
raw material Is dutiable, or, 40 tho free
traders say, 'nxedn II imported, have
increasedi Ia the following rates during
Tho mast fonr years:
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by tho Admirals OF the United States
Navy, and by the Generals OF the United
States Army, will DO among the many
remarkable features OF The iouth's Com.
paniOn for 1891. Among the contribu.
tors are Admirals Porter, Luce, ellis
and Kimberly; among the generals arc
| Howard, B,ooke, Brisbin and Gibson.
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If you belong to u party and wish its
succefs, don't stay ut home and expect
tho voters OF the other party to win your
victory for you.
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L0ose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DIV
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

63xlH feet, North Front street, west side. $3.50
5O1l43 feet, North Yront EiIeet, wet side. 1900
3OxlN feet, South York street, west side... Geo
GOxll0 feet, South Kim street, we.t sidc-,.. 800
soIl0 feet, South Elm street, west side..- so
S31i@ feet, South Penn street, east side.., 100
25xll2 fsct, North Wabash st., cast sIdc..., SIS
80xl10 feet, South Huron street, cast hidc. 800
f2xG feet, cor. Iluron d New Jersey fts,. COO
SOxl20 teet, Fourteenth street, north side. 400
50xl20 feet, Fourteenth street, north side. LILO
b0x3t0 feet, Caidwel's Run........-.. 4. TOO
60xloO feet, Wilson street, sixth wgrd..... l,2C0
lCIlO feet, Accolloch street, Eighth ward 1870
l4Ox250 feet, National ad......,......,,,. 100
!C0x3O ioet, Pleasant Valley. 1850
L.otsand improved property In Martins Ferry,0.
10 acres near Elm Grove ........ ..... ...... ... q GOO
ia acres two miles west Of Bridgeport, u. $500
"a acres near LorRfn, ....................,. I,.0D
q acres adjoining St. ClairsYillo, O......... 1900
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oSE or two Wall street failures daily
do not shake up this great country.
There is too much Of the country Tor
that.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
OF LAUGuLIY
MI VIVA Mnnrl,AnK nnNhI

Nv NNII NVNtuNuh y
Tho holders OF l.auEhlln Nall. Company
b0ulS, secured by It's MORTGAGE dated utccin,
Ohio land records, IN Record Of MofigGEe,''
volume NO, 80, rage AZ, are hereby notified tEAt
DnudJ numbered /, H., D, 10, IL, 80, 10, II, IL,
10, nj, aT, ~, 80. 81, 80, -, 80, 80. NJ, 10,
II, 80, ~, AZ, 10, 90, ~, ~, 90. 90, 8a, 86.
90, 10, 10, ~, 10, rs, 81, 81, 80, ~, 90, vi,
90, %, Os, OV, 1Oi, hayo been BY lot selected
for payment IN accordance with tho provisions
Of said mortgage, and will DO paid with accrued
interest, upon tho presentation thereof al the
Exchange Hank OF Wheeling. In tho city OF
Wheeling, West virginia, on the INST day OF
peccmbcr, A. D. 1880, at which time they will
cease 10 bear interest.
LAUGltLTE NAIL COMPANY,
ny W. l.. 0Ik~SER, President.
NoSIibfr Is. 1870. bois
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The Knights OF Pythias are 80 we'll
drilled that they could put m army OF
$4,000 men into the field on two weeks
notice.
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Is 1T impossible to get the streets
cleaned and KEEP. clean?
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RlNEHART&TATUM
oc2t 1914 Garket street,
For Sale.

New double brick house, o. and % North
Eurou street. Wan bring $500 per year. Barpain.
s2,SU cash.
"A modern scren-rcomcd honse, No, 16 VII.
Einii street, onc.hnlf squire from Suspen,lon
bridge. Pine location.
A property that will make a very plcayGnt
street. gGagTII
Paying invcstmens-the property southwest
corner Broad way and Zane streets, three dwell.
1900.
Properly northeast corner Of Maryland and
North Huron directs. Two dwelling houses
Win ground enough for q third house. Ibis
property. " in such a location that Will increase
very rapid In value, s 5000. q5
BUILDING LOTS.
In tho most deslrAole locations on the Island
Corner 81 Thir.y.alth and Marte. streets
FARMS.
Asplend!d 52.acre farm on Fai,mont nike, two
hours drive from this city, has 1G0 bearing fruit
low.
Vegetable fam. siS miics from this city,
Twenty'oue acres OF the beat land In Ohio, five
minutes walk from depot. Land will produce
anything that grows IN this climate,
40 acre farm lower end OF Dltty's Bottom. eppo-
site MoundSyille and near railroad, Coal and
good stone quarry. sl,1t0,
oea ~ Il a aMlxH s1iee,.
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WHEELING, NOVEMBER 10, 1880.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IMMEDIATELY, a
w Good Girl TO do General Housawork.
Apply at 23t9 Market stte0t pOlg
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lEntcrcd at tho ioStoilicc at Wheeling, ". Va,
as SeCOnd'ClaN mRiter.l
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18

covery. But IL the rumor that has
come to us be true, and we think there
are good reasons for believing il to be
so. his name will be more closely iden-
titled with the New Testament itself.
1t is said that in some Turkish library
at Damascus he has found a manuscript
of the New Testament dating from
about the middle of the fourth century
i. e.. of the same antiquity as the
Codex Sinaiticus. Indeed. some APP
prehensions are felt whether it is not
altogether too much like the Sinaitic
manuscript to be of the phenomenal
importance that another totally indie
pendent manuscript of the same age
would be. If, as is said, and we are
not yet in a position to speak of it as
more than rumor, the new Codex re-
sembles the Sinaitic not only in the adj
ditional books'that are appended to it
the Epistle of Barnabas and the
Shepherd of Hermas 1--WE wonder
whether, unlike the Sinaitic, it contains
all the latter)-but also in the peculi-
arities of text, it would seem to be
almost duplicate of the Sinaitic, both
forming. perhaps, part of an edition
issued for the common use of the Pales-
tinian Church. But even if this should
prove TO be the case, it would tend TO
show that the general type of text re-
presented by it and the few older
manuscripts was more commonly ac-
cepted than the defenders of the re-
ceived text allow it to have been, and
may perhaps help to reassure those
strange opponents of criticism who
make much of the question of numbers
in the authorities for "A reading. To
the school of Westcott and Hort we
should suppose that twenty or thirty
duplicates of the Sinaitc would make
but little difference, save as confirming
the correctness of their theory; but TO
those timid critics to whom numbers
are of importance, it would probably
be really helpful. Whether or not the
new manuscript Of it exists be only a
contemporary duplicate or an independ-
ent witness. the civilized world will
await fuller particulars with extreme
interest. -LonIon Record.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18

strain, and when they came together
for the third time, about two minute:
after they were first put in, they clinched
and wound about each other, keeping
their claws going in scissor fashion
upon each others bodies until the
smaller centipedc dropped out dead.
The body was taken out of the globe,
and soon after the tarantula was
dropped in. The centipede had not
had time to recover any strength after
his battle with his fellow, and his
sting had lost its death-dealing quail
ties, so that this battle was also short.
The two animals closed only twice
when the forceps of the tarantuls
crushed through the head of the larger
centipede, and he died quickly.
One of the company who had watched
the two battles, impressed with the
way the centipede fought in the first
battle, ventured the assertion that the
centipede was the better fighter. He
knew where one could be obtained and
he went after it; the crowd waited.
When he returned he brought cent?
pede nearly four and n half inches
long. 1t was Immediately dropped in-
TO the globe, and the fight, which was
then begun. lasted for fully three
quarters of an hour, and was exceed
In savage while it lasted. The taran-
tula did most of the fighting, but after
the first attack invariably got the worst
OF the round.
The tarautula fights with pair OF
pincers, which are thrust out just>e-
low or from the lower part of the head.
These are very hard, and strong enough
to leave marks upon lead pencil The
centipede fights with the double line
of cat-like claws which are ranged in
rows along the side of the body. In
fighting the tarantula spreads himself
out, and, after backing away after the
manner of Il crawtish until he can get no
further, springs upon the enemy, thrust
ing out the pincers and grasping what
ever portion of the body of the enemy
comes within reach.
In the battle in the globe the two
came together for a dozen or moro
rounds, breaking away and returning
to the opposite side of the globe at the
close of each. Finally the two came
together and the centipede seemed to
get the hold he had been looking for.
and the tarantula's body was quickly
wrapped up in the fold of the armed
body of his opponent. Meanwhile the
hundred claws of the centipede were
working rapidly and with such effect
that the life of the tarantula was soon
over. The victorious centipede did
not come out unscathed, as the forccps
Of the tarantula had pierced his body
N five places, from which the black
life fluid was running. He survived
ihe battle only a few hours. Diego
Union.