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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-29
Production of on.

On the suppoRition that there is some
thing in the contention OF the Standard
Oil people that the low price Of oil is the
result o! over-produciiDn-an assertion
which remains to be provcd-the Pitts.
burgh Commercial Ga;ette seeks to &C.
count Tor the excess. Tho cause is found
in the operations Of "tender-ieet," who
step in whore the infatuated fear 10 tread,
blunder on strike and are followed by
the old.timers, who cannot resist the
smell OF good fresh oil.
II there were less prospecting and
fewer strikes there would BIO less rea
son Tor the present market price; but to
BAY that with the pestiferous tender.
foot" out OF tho way, tho Standard Oil
Company would not continue to rio and
rule tho market, rs it does now, would
DO to underestimate greatly tho power
and the purpose OF that great American
anaconda.
Having complete control ard no re-.
straining conscience, why should not
the Standard 80 on Fleeing the lambs
and tho bucks? The job is made inyit.
ing by the absence OF any resistance to
speak OF. Producers talk-some OF them
talk in the picturesque language OF the
oil ield-bnt they do nothing. Tho
Standard has passed the point where
mcre talk can crate on it's neryes. :
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It is tiuo that the William Waldorf
Astors arc going 10 exfoIate in London
where there will DO no other OF the name
10 dispute tho commanding supremacy
Of "Mrs. Astor." This will be altogether
nice. Moreover, with Mr.. Astor'l
wealth and his considerable accomplish
ments, taken in proper doses with The
desirable connections he has abroad, the
proudest houses OF England will open
their doorH to the descendant OF butcher
and fur dealers. II tho Mackeys could
be carried high on the social lit, how
much easier for tho Astors? The
Mackeys wero Of the new-rich and were
nobolies in particular at home.
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The IiOuNe OF Representatives,

Shall the House have more member
or shall each member have more con.
stituerts? This is the question to 10
settled by the new apportionment bill.
The present House has 800 members OH
an superintendent o: l5l, 900 population
to the district. The chief objection
urged against mora numerous House
IS that the more numerous the body the
more difficult will DO the orderly dis.
patch OF business. The point Of this OBJ.
lection has been somewhat btunted since
under the new rules and the firm guild.
ance oil Speaker Reed the House makes
4 business OF attending to its business,
But the Democrats threaten to change
all this.
The objection to C. greatly enlarged
constituency is raised by those members
who are already overloaded with private
business for their constituents and fear
the last straw. Ii they cannot give salts.
faction now, how will it DO when tho
impossible shall have been aggravated
by increasing the number OF possible
clients? 1t may be taken for granted
that tho number OF members will DO in.
creased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-29
Take Cnre Of Your Shues.

''Ten pairs OF shoes in two months
Awful, isn't it?" said pretty girl rs she
arranged her numerous footgear IN q
spacious linen case near m open fire,
place.
"Yes, and before long those new ones
won't be fit to wear"
"And why2" asked the startled
owner.
Don't you know the hot air OF the
lire dries up the leather and makes
cracks and furrows? Take your linen
shoe case aud hang it in your closet
where the hot mir will not reach your
Shoes"
Tho effect OF hot air on leather and al
kinds Of kid is something alarming.
remember seeing n dainty mics much
chagrincd. She was getting ready for 4
reception. While waiting for her maid
she sat down by the open crate, and
slipped one OF her graceful feet, which
was incased in the prettiest OF slippers
on to the hearth. Ten minutes latel
imagine her angush when she found
the slippers go badly cracked and fur
rowed that she was obliged to discard
them entirely and wear much palmer
pair,
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AOND SALE.
SALE OF
CITY OF WHEELING
P0UR.AND.A-HALR PER CENT BONDS
OF 1890.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
commissioners, appointed by an ordinance nj
The City OF Wheeling, entitled"A ordinance IN
provide ior the Issue and sale OF bonds Of The
Clty OF wheeling to be known as the 'Msin
street Bridge Bonds and for the redcupIion
and payment thereof" ratified by the voters NJ
snid CITY on tho 18th day Of April, 1880. wifi on
W. a,l;s D. hEGEMEER 10 lss9 between
at f ,be aa x u ,SS bio vs and ccoek
Wheeling. W. Va, receive bids IN writing for
anu sell bonds OF said city authorized BY said Dr.
llhnnce 10 the amount OF 100000: one hun.
dreu thereof OF tho denomination OF 500 each:
one hundred Of the denomination OF $500 esr n
and the residue OF said bonds shall be OF The do,
nomination OF 81 co. each; iii GATED on JuIv !
$40, payable on or before July /, 1921, MT ina
BANK 81 me Ohio Valley, with Interest al ihe
Iae sb o, x Gss cent PER anu payable
OF July IN each year thereafter until and IN.
Guiding the year l9l, at The said Bank Of ,ho
Ohio Vallcv.in the City Of Wheeling, for Whirb
interest coupons ia proper form ore attached TO
These bonds arc Issued to pay for the con.
struction Of Il permanent new bridge on Main
street, In the City Of Wheeling, over WheelIr"
Creek. and will be sold only for cash 10 ihe
a nsh esr olaaer approved BY the undersigned
the principal thereof with the accrued Interest
thereon. The bonds hereby advertised Tor IN 10
arc liable to redemption at their par value. on.
and AZ any Tine alter the LIST day of July. A ii
1890. rs provided IN said ordinance, and neither
such bonds nor the coupons thereto attached
Will be subject to taxation under authority NJ
said ely. By said ordinance the said city OIL.
gates itself to pay each year after 1882 until Tho
bonds authorized under said ordinance Arc
fully paid. tho one twcnty.tith Of ali such bombs
not paid beiosc tho lst day Of July. 1900
?. D. DODDlNs,
J. L. HUGugS,s
i. JEPSUN,
oolS Commissioners.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The report Of State Dairy Commission.
or Topper shows that 1000, 600 pounds
Of butter was shipped out otlowa for tho
year ending October !.
A Lament from the North.-"And
then the weathers been 30 bad, Dom
aldp "Oh, ny, sir. Only three line
days, and twa Of then anappit up BY the
Sawba.h.'-Punch.
The latest recipe Tor the prevention o!
insomnia 10 10 drink pint OF hot water
lust before going 10 bed. Has nothing
accidentally dropped out OF that pre-.
scrip.ion Chicago Tribune.
Thore Is q household in Victor with n
regular family attorney. The parenta
arc suing for divorce, one boy Is arrest.
ed Tor corn atealing, another for breach
Of promise, and the last ono Is mixed In
an assault and battery case.-DttroIt
NeIrs.
An old elm treo in tho academy yard,
'sct out by Daniel Webster" when a
student ut Exeter, N. H., and known 10
all students and townspeople as the
Webater elm, was cut down last week
1t was entirely dead. Its wood 10 Ii
great demand.
Twenty-Five thousand salmon about
six months old will DO put into the
Hudson river about five miles below
Fort Edward. Heretofore tho salmon
have been planted In Adirondack
streams, and it Is believedsthat better
results will DO reached by placing the
young fish further south.
"Spot," a Scotch terrier, OF Savannah
Ga, 10 MI accomplished dog. lie car
I sing to the accompaniment OF a piano Oh
organ, although, 1t 10 confessed, hc hR,
not much OF voice for music. He car
turn somersaults, say his prayers picl
out his own picture, and do other things
remarkable for q canine.
The birds Love Him.-A "sandwicl
man" in Brooklyn, whose beat is on III,
City Hall square, greatly loves tho dove
and pigeons which inhabit that part o
town, and they seem to have affection
for him In return. From his meagr
store OF food he deals out TO then
crumbs, and they wadlle at his feet ant
perch on his shoulders in supreme con
tentment.
Collector Erhardt, Of the New Yorl
Custom House, has dismissed six nigh
watchmen. Their duty was to guar
the appraisers stores. 1t was ascel
tanned that while five OF them slept il
comfortable beds, tho sixth man wen
about and punched at regular interval
the tell.tale dials purpof,ipg to recon
the movements Of all six Of the watch
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Night Light OH the Rail.

Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is about to light ito line with electricity
for q distance Of seven miles out from
Philadelphia. The company thinks thu
expense will be iustiiiedby the increased
safety OF it's service.
1t may be long time before tho rail
road tracks OF this country will BIZ
lighted at night, but the day will come,
and electric light will do the business
Passengers will demand and railroad,
companies will find it profitable to grant
all the Safeguards that ean be thrown
around railroad travel.
Night dangers are greater than day
dangers by the difference between dark.
ness and light. BY liberal system Of
lighting this difference will DO reduced
to minimum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-29

Special Correspondence Of he ZatoIstoeneer.
CLARKsHvGa, Nov 9S,-Thanks8iving
was observed here by n total suspension
Of business, everyone taking a holiday.
Services were held In all the churches
/ In tho morning and were well attended.
Mis- Gay Duncan managed n musicale at
Music Hall in the evening, which was
the event OF the day. The building waa
crowded to It's utmost capacity and the
affair was complete success and acredit
to all interested. The solos OF Miss
pusb, Mrs. Broberd and Haymakcr and
NIessrs. sommers aud llaymaker were
especially well rendered, while the per.
iormance OF the quartette OF young
misses in the "Fortune Tellers" was adj
mirablp.
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A TIMELY WARNING.
The Noted German Physicians Timely
Discovery, @
4 Sure Cure for Consumption..Will
1t DO brought to Wheeling?

mo nows OF the time will he more
profoundly interesting to a multitude oil
readers than that which has been pub
lished recently, Htill further indicating
the hopeful advancemen,s OF DR.. koch'a
experiment In the cure OF tuberculosis,'
editorially says m exchange. While
the truth OF tho article Is not questioned
would 1t not DO well to again sound 4
warning note against tho carelessnesI
which 50 often lays the foundation fol
the dread destroyer Time and again
have articles appeared in these columni
giving the experience Of those who
have needed tho warning ere 1t was toe
late. The latest to add to the already
long list Is Nj. William Loasc, who
lives at Martin's'Ferry, Ohio, and 10 EN-
ployed In the Laughlin Mill. In 4 70
cent interview with him he had the fol
lowing to say to tho writer Of hi
treatment with Dra Coneland 4 Bell:
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WHEELING, NOVEMBER %, 1890.

Entered a. tho roStnlllco at Wheeling, W. Va.
hSBCConl.rlRSS matter
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TOR SALE-THREE FRESH COWS.
y Address, WIN. sTEwA ART, s'stcrsyille, ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-29

For reiormers who were not going to
be content with the triumph Of their
political principles, but were at the same
timegoing to emphasizo their triumph by
showing the old parties tho meaning Of
clean methods in politics--ior patriots
who were going to associate tho highes,
standard OF morality with their political
clorts-the Farmers Alliance politicians
are disappointing. Tho Republican, Of
Ellsworth, Kansas, sires to the light Of
day this entertaining production:
Confidential 10 reliable Aliianc. men. you
nave heen recommended TO the COMMITTEES Nc
ono 10 trust III HGttrG this circular. Tho on.
Slny' INC Republicans, Will seduuble their ri,
!ots 10 beat w ut The last moment before clec.
Noh' be on thn nlGrt for shtcwu schemes. ia
not irnsl Kepubl!caS members too iar hit ~
netnper mat We need their votes, Look well 10
sne solilers. DO not stop At any kind OF avn,
thens ihat VIII encourage them 10 vote Tho peo
DIV ticket We arc working for our lights ami
5nuss WIN thiS election. 1t Is not NECESSARY IN
.heoi MuSl WIN Democrats and Union Iaber
.e' ,t wv nv with ny anyhow. Got after dis
s,aSH msnnhtlglns: this Is the year OF ali rea ~
~ .a'Sm unc.r nelp: Do not work against pemn,
S ,s, az" .vn LABOR men on the county ticket
out , ~ nv. !st chance go by 10 cxchAnp"
U yo'e LOT Representative or Congressman. EySfy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-29

If you do not feel well, it is because
you have violated some law OF nature.
Nature, however, ID kindnessi tself, and
has provided that which ii properly tax.
ell will again permit you toenioy her in
ell her beauty. We have but one OF her
numerous remedies TO give you, which
will not cure you OF every i'll flesh is
heir to. but to you who are suffering
with indigestion, bad taste in your
mouth in the morning, headache and a
general depressed feeling, il you have
any rheumatic trouble, be tin any form,
il You have running sore which wont
heal, take Loose's Extract OF Red Glover,
which contains nothing but pure ex.
tract of the clover blossom, and il it does
not cure you Of all We herein advertise
your money will b. refunded. 1t costs
nothing for the experiment and can do
YOU no harm. Is it not worth trial?
For sale by Logan Drug Co. psw
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Tho Discovery Of General sIoltke.

.NtW IUIS SuH.
A Danish diplomat has Just related
how Emperor William I once told OF bis
discovery OF the genius OF Won Moltke
~ may claim the credit OF having dis.
covered him." saidthe Emperor. "In the
twenties first saw his face at q review
OF a Brandenburg regiment. He at.
tracted my attention by the keenness Of
his face and the extreme lankness OF bis
figure. 1 put away his name in my
memory. A few months latter | found
a paper in some military work by
Moltke's regimental officers that was
amazingly clear and concise. 1t con.
cerned the defense Of Copenhagen. A,
the bottom Of the last page l read the
modest little signature: Helmuth Won
Nloltke. l wrote a word Of commenda.
ton on the margin and directed the
chief Of the general stat to call to it the
young man who afterwards became field
marshal. was the first one 10 smooth
bis way to greatness"
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TIE Euginccr'in-Chiet OF the Navy
makes alrong plea Tor more and better
educated engineers. We arc building
new ships with complicated machinery
and are in danger OF being without en-
gineers 10 run. .E.
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THE cadets at Annapolis refuse to hop
because they nro not allowed to make a
hop committee to suit themselves. The
youngsters will know moro alter they
have been ten years out Of tho Naval
Academy, and the side OF authority will
have no stouter advocates.
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Mn. JAY GOULD, with tho fresh scalp
OF Mr.. Charles Francis Adams at his
belt, says 1t is time for railroad stock.
holders TO take hold. OF whom or what?
The Adamses nre not dangerous. The
Gouldg arc too slippery to catch.
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"t0r about i0ut }ea!s" says or Leass. Il
suffered constantly from catRrIh. MY head aud
nose would DO cloggcd up, frs. ono side, then
the other. Dull, heavy palma over my eyes all
the time: Constant bnz1lng md roaring noises
IN my cars. | could feel the matter dropping
back into my throat. which kept me always
hawking and raising 10 clear It, Sharp psins
Ike the stab OF q Enite would take me Ia the
chest and region OF the heart shooting through
under The shoulder blades. Ny appetite failed.
would BIT down to tho table feeling ny. II |
could eat q hearty meal, but few mon,htnllS
would satisfy me and invariably after catlug
would have i sensation Of distress aud misery,
aud occasional nausea at the stomach. Ny
| sleep was restless and broken and did me no
good. | would get up IN the morning evan
more tired than when went to. bed. This was
about my condition for four years. had
read 50 much Of Drs. Copeland Il Bells seem.
| iagly wonderful success in treating cases
| very similar to my own that decided to call on
| them. dIdSo, aud finding their charges SO very
[ reasonable, began their treatment 8t once >
ALAG the result been what you c%pectcd2H
| "MOre than that, Bir. I began to improve
| almost from the beginning. Ny head ard nose
bee unc clear; headaches and noises In my cars
| ceased; the pains IN my chest ppsSed awai my
appetite returned: | cat heartily and feel well
after eating; my sleeps sound and reirc.hIu
| now. In short, al my symptoms have icft nc;
feel as well to day as ever did aud shall be
| glad to verify this statement 10 any one"
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Unity YEAR SIN PER CENT
REAL ESTATE,


For Sale.
No 1858 DIcColloch street, $3.50.
No. 1905 McColloch street.
No. l025 Mccolloch street.
No. ION McColloch street. -.1
No. 2GC0 Market street, $3.50.
TX acres Of land, slx.roomed house, stable,
lower point OF Island, s3C00. gEe
Residence one mile west OF Bridgeport, Ohio,
Eight rooms, stable. Ground Clio Of an acre.
Price $500. ws.g I7, = -.
70 acres Of land on Short Creek.
No. 96 Ohio street, s2,l0o.
Lots Oh South Penn street.
LoB on south Front street.
Lots on North Front street.
No. 1867 Fourteenth street, 5000.
No. 222i ChApline street:
No. 1881 Chhpliue street, g., 400.
No. 2249 Main street, $1,000.
Lot No. q Water street, $1,000.
No. 1885 Chapline street. $1,000. r'u-
$4,000. -
No. lbs Eolr street, $780,
No. $50 Twelfth street. s2,40o.
Lots on NGlzel street, $500.
Lots on Warren street $500.
No. q o EoH street, 3,606.
No. 81 and sc Twenty.Si1th street, 81 &C.,
Nos. g. and G6 Twenty. third htreet, 500.
No. "S1l EolI street, s. 500. ,-1 's
No. 2sl0 Folf street, $500.
No. 36l2 Chaplinc street. si,400
No. 1881 Woods street, $780,
No. 1888 Woods street, Sl.SOO.
Manufacturing site with Factory Building.
Four lois on McColloch street. James Car.
ney's heirs addition. -
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
No. 2Ic6 Min street, $1,000.
No. Z2u Main Street. Ground a full lot, $500.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, y. 8. Claim Attorney, 1912
Market street. I have long experience in
prosecution OF pcnsion claims Soldiers their
widows aud minor heirs will find 1t to their
advantage to employ an attorney at homo in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-29

THE Olive Branch hasalways been used
as an emblam Of peace and good will.
When the dove returned to the ark with
tho Olive twig in its mouth it brought
Joy and peace to Noah and his family,
The mission OF "OMyE Blossom" is to
carry Joy, peace and health to SUI.
tering womcu. #
Sold by Logan Drug Co, @. R. Goetze,
WV. Irwin, ". Z. Williams, g. Schnepf,
2. Menkemeller, W. G. Armbrisht, ".
q. Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J, w.
Darrah, Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry:
Bowie y Co., Bridgeport; O. NJ, wv.
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

6?1ldl feet, North Front street, west side 81 $50
oo1l43 feet, North Front street, west side. 200
eoxl2o !ees, South York street. wet sidc... COO
GoxlCo feet, South Elm street, welt side..... 600
SoSloo feet. South Elm street, west s!de..... $50
aoxl0o feet, South Penn street, cast side.... 900
25xil2 feet. North Wabash st., cast sidc..... 875
%xl30 feet, South Huron street, east side. $50
dSx6l !eet, cor. Huron l. New Jersey ats, COO
S0xi26 tect, Fourteenth street, north side. 2,i08
Soxl0 ieet Fourteenth street, nor III side. $50
So3S5O !eet, Caldwell's Run.......,,,..,.,,.. boo
SoxicD iect Wilson street, sixth ward... :. 400
iVo&l0o ieet, McColloch street, Eight IN ward 1900
1dox2so feet, National road. 1850
ivvAuoo iget, rieainnt l5O0
~ improved property In Martins Fern, %.
~ acres near Elm Grove. 60l
~ acres two miles west Of Bridgeport, o., $500
~ acIes hehr Lotain 200
w acres ADJOINING 1t. Clairsyile, O......... 800
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You see that poor begear? A short
time ago he had Sn immense fortune
LETT him. You don't say SO! Drank
and gambled it away, presume!' "No,
he started forty.column newspaper in
a tive.column town" =, -
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candidate for county offices will DO Willing TO
sacrifice personal interest inr tho good OF our
noble order, Tho gCoundrel lngalls must 10
bcuten. Remember that II IN Republican yotes
We need. lIs cafelul that mis- circular does not
yct Into the hands OF Republican mCinbeFs, even
though they may be In 5000 standing. mof ~
hard, and understand that your fththe u on the
speci,l list, which means good deal. we
win, you viii be invited 10 kectet meeting ~
Wichita on November u, al which you wiii
learn how President Polk proposes 10 reward
those Ia the special list. Keep your own conn.
iel and burn this. Remember tho vile, INC
children and home. and work Tor every hepuD
| lIcan vote you eau possibly get. Pfomi*e them
ANYTHING and everything, but get them De
stIoy this. Yours for success. COMMITTEE.
Go for Republican voters, "promise
them anything and everything, but gel
.heml" Wicked politicians who run
with tho machine and arc not botherinl
themselves about reform, could hardly
have been more recklesa than this. The
alliance between tho Alliance and the
Democratic party was very close, ant
yet 1t fooled thousands Of Republican
| farmers.
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
hi.eadache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipatlons. 25c. per box, boxes for ST.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. psw
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HIxsLEYrowy, KY, March % ISM

HtSsLEYrows, KY, March IS, 1890.
Eadem'S Aierooe Killer Co., Nashri.le, Tenn:
GESTLEMEN:-In reply to your INQUIRY
as to the effect the Microbe Killer ha,
had on me, I will say that have beer
treated Tor dyspepsia ever since / was
seven years old, making now thirty.fye
years. ] have now taken nearly three
gallons OF the Microbe Killer, and have
found great relief from it; much>more
than anything l have ever used. You
can use this il you choose.
Yours truly,
Mrs. S. T. McGnEr.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., sole
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Brooklyn Life.
Cobwisger-It's funny how malarie
sticks to man.
Merritt-Yes, considering that it is al.
ways giving you the cold shake.
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BEEcnAM's Pills cure sick.Head
ache. 4