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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-03
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water md Hlovemants of l,oats.
The River Interests.

Stage Of Water md NIovemants of l,oats,
The River Interests.
The river was falling slowly last night
with I feet in the channel. The marks
above we're as follows:
Pittsburgh feet G inches and sta.
tionary; weather rainy.
Brownsville-5 feet / inch and station.
ary. weather rainy and warm. a
Warren-5 feet 0 inches and falling
weather cloudy and warm.
The Andes passed down yesterday
evening ut $3.50 p. m-The Hudson
passed up for Pittsburgh at G p. m.-The
Courier got away for Parkersburc at
1880 q. m.-The II. K. Bedford left the
wharf for Pittsburgh at S a. m.-The
Liberty and Phillips were in and out on
time 40 usual,-The Elaine passed up
for pittsbnrgh with several barges Of ties
early in the day.
To-day the Matt. T. Allen is duo to de.
part for Pittsburgh at s a. m.-Tte Sc1.
tia is duo to leave for Pittsburgh at 7 a,
m.-The Ben Hur is to.day's Parkers.
burg packet, leaving the wharf at ll:2O
O. m.-There will be no Cincinnati
packet to-day, but the Hudson will be
down from Pittsburgh Saturday morning,
The Hudson got into n "pocketh
between the two wharf boats last night,
and could move neither forward nor
back. She was July half an hour get.
ting out, by means OF a cable to the
upper wharf boa. and a heavy spar on
the bank.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,.
Strangers 10 tho City nnd Wheeling Folks

- az "a t%Aa ~oANr
Abroad.
Editor ". S. Wiley, OF New Martina
vile, was in town owe night.
Miss Annie Jacobs, OF Clinton, is the
guest Of her friend, Miss Minnie Shields,
OF the Island.
Mr.. George IIurd, Superintendent Of
the Natural Gas Company OF West Vir.
gina, is at the McLure.
Miss Annie Clark entertained her
friends pleasantly at the family residence
east Of the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Johnston C. Armstrong and bride,
Of Etna, Allegheny county, Pa, are Wis.
i'ing his uncle, Mr. James Armstrong,
OF South Make, street.
Thomas Stel;ely Wood, Esq, OF Steu-
lenville, Ohio, was in the city yesterday
on important legal business with Attor.
neys Hubbard and Russell.
The announcement in another column
Of tho death as her home in Texas OF
Mrs. ". II. Forster, daughter OF Mr.. A.
II. Britt, OF this city, will be sad news to
her many friends here.
Hon. W. ?. %lIabbard, OF Wheeling,
W. Va, was in tho city to-day looking
after the Brilliant rolling mill matter,
Mr.. Hubbard is the Republican candi,
date for Congress in the First district OF
West Virginia, and the Republicans
have shown wisdom in their choice. He
is admitted 10 DO an able, honest, brilliant
lawyer-the peer OF any lawyer in the
State. Though the districtis Democratic
the Republicans have every reason to
believe they will viii eabeHriM Her.
aid,
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To tho Ladies.
THE WHEELING
lNSTALMENT co.
tis6 10 ll40 Market Street,

II we sold one OF those solid ash
Chamber Suits We advertised to cell last
week at $50, reduced from S3j, We sold
hity-Our very low figures on these
Suits created M unprecedented demand
for them-f'eopio who were never beioro
In our stores came only to DO agreeahly
surprised-People who deal exclusively
with cash houses aud pay cash house
prices, were astonished 10 learn TINT
they could buy the earGe goods here for
less money-Why should they, how.
ever, DO administrative have rcppat.
edly stated, and here again assert, ihat
wo can sell goods equal to those sold by
any cash house for less than cash house
prices-We can savo you money-We'm
prepared TO do tive have the facilities
Tor doing II, and only await au oppor.
tunity to convince you that We can Sub.
stantiate these assertions In an actual
practical manner-We make no idle
boast-W What statements VIC mako va
a~re-(backed by the acknowledged back.
bone Of every business house, our repu.
tation)-ready TO substantiate- nav
exorbitant prices for goods elsewhere
when you can save money by dealing
herc-Why pay ready cash ut cash
houses when we can sell you goods at
the same prices on credit?-Why spend
ready caah elsewhere when VIC can save
you money ?-Buy wbcru you buy tho
chcapest-Buy where you receive lhe
best value for your mohcy-Buy where
collateral for every dollar spent awaits
you!-Buy ut the lowest possible prices,
whether for cash Or on crcdit-Buy
from us-Our prices are the lowest, our
values the best.
WHEELING 1NSTALMENT co.
OF those Solid Walnut Chamber suits
at Sa5 each-We haven't one left. We
had q tremendous rush on them last
week-And by Friday VIC were cleaned
out. We cannot buy theae goods to eel
again at that price-But We have, how.
ever, q good substitute 10 offer in Solid
Walnut Suits-Wi,h large Beveled Mir.
rors on Dresscr-And in Tenneesee
Marble Tops at only $50 50-These arc
our regular SO suits-rho demand for
Walnut Chamber Suits was 30 extensive
last week, and the supply so unequal,
that we are determined to show YOU
elegant Solid Walnut Suits Mt a price as
near approaching ss5j5 as possible. IIencp
the reduction in these suits. Our Wal.
nut Finished Chamber Suits, in Ten.
nessee Marble Tops, with large Bevelel
Mirror on Dreeeer and Combination
Wash Stand deserve your epeGiaI atteR-
tion-We have only five pattems-(ex-
clusively our own and four quits OF
each pattern, making til all twenty suits,
which will be offered for this week only
ut our greatly reduced price OF SOS
Como around and zee thrm-Tett us
what you think Of them Mt our price, SIS
spot cash or on instruments.
Great reductions will bemade in every
department this week-Our Carpet De-.
psrtment should be particularly lively
Wen open this week brand new things
in Carpets at greatly reduced prices,
Goods sold on easy weekly or month
payments.
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a Suggestion,

There may be persons in this commu-
nifty who are at times troubled with collie.
or subject to attacks OF bowel complaint.
i so, they should try Chamherlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
1t will afford almost immediate relief.
and when reduced with water is pleas.
ant to take. Ii taken as soon rs the fret
Indication OF the disease is felt it will
ward of the attack. Many people use
it in this way, and find that it never
fails them. A % or so cent bottle MAJ
be obtained from W. w. Irwin, Chas, r
Gottze, John Klari, G. schnepf and W,
Z. Williams. ntw
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SEW! NEW, NEW!

We Gre now In receipt Of 4 complete
line Of Full md Winter Woolcns, con.
sistlcg Of 0%rcrcoatings, huitlnGs, panta'
.oOnipgs and Fancy yestings. which we
warrant 10 make up IN lirst.c!as style
at reasonable prices and 1T guaranteed.
4 complete limo Of Cent Furnishing
Goods ia stock. Seamless MerinO mud
Fast Black Half Hose nj 25c u pair.
Wear our celebrated nli.wOol Knit
Jackets. {. TESS SUAS,
1921 + 1895 ilarhet Street.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Forbes, who was injur.
cd on Wednesday evening by being run
owes by n car while crossing the Cleve-
land, Lorain 4 Wheeling yards in Kirk
wood on her way home, died last even.
ing ut six O'Clock. DR.. Fisher, accom-.
panied by DIS. Cook, Heinlein and Shut
ileworth, yesterday administered M an
aesthetic, intending to amputate her
but the patients condition was
such as TO forbid the operation.
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In the police court yesterday the case
against Mr.. Lewis, charged with fencing
in part OF Pike street, was dismissed, the
ground ct issue being shown to be be his
own. Ii. A. Martin arraigned on the
same charge Oh complaint OF Lewis, was
also dismissed, on the ground that The
prosecution was malicious. Six yags,
five d~isorderlics and one plain drunk
were heard. Ten prisoners we're added
10 the force at the city workhouse.
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4 charter was issued by Secretary Of
State Ohley 10 the Biuetiald & Princeton
Railroad Company. The road they pro.
poae TO build will commence at or near
Blueield, Mercer county, and run
thence by the most practical route to
Princeton, Mercer county. The ptin.
cipal office will be kept at Biueneld.
Capital $4,000, held by David E.
Johnston, Isaiah Bee, G.. L. Higrin.
botham aud II. W. Straley, all OF Mercer
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WEBSTER DISTRICT Meeting.
Col. Robert White Addressed the Demo-
Gratis Last Night.

Coi. robert Hhite Addresset the Demo-
Gratis Last Night.
Col. Robert White, democratic candi.
da.o ior the House OF Delegates, nd.
dressed q Democratic meeting in KEN
pies hall in the Sixth ward las! night.
The meeting was called to order by
Executive Committeeman G. ". Kreiter,
and John Garycy was made chairman.
Mr.. Garyey made q few appropriate re.
marks, and Justice ManiOn was made
secretary OF the meeting.
Colonel White was introduced, and
spoke on tho various Issues, making n
very crelitab!e speech iron his g.aad.
point. IIe argued that though he is G
candidate, there are more important
reasons for voting for him than any
thing in his personality, and appealed to
them on behalf Of the pa.ty'1psinCiples.
The meeting waa only fairly we'll at.
tended, but thoac present we're erthusi.
nsiir
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T.. ( 0. Annual EXCURSION
To Chlcaro, Thur.dnv. oot,h.ro

II" 0fIFo"EUI 2HursuHy, OCtbbbr o.
On the above date the Baltimore K
Ohio railroad will run its tenth annual
excursion to Chicago. Round trip tick.
cts will be sold from all stations on its
western divisions to Chicago, good for
return passage to October ii, inclusive,
TOR all regular trains. Trains leave Wheel.
ing 1885 p. m, 9:05 n. m, 1885 p. NJ,
p: IN. Fare for the round trip 81 10.
For tickets and further information,
call upon or address any agent of the
Baltimore e. Ohio railroad,
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". II. HnlIer RObbcu.

Wednesday Mr.. W. II. Halter was in
attendance at the Reunion at East Liv.
erpool, accompanied by his wife. As he
boarded the car to return home, several
men showed against him roughly, and
on taking his sent he found his pocket.
book gone from hiS hip pocket. It cor.
tanned $40 in bills. his city license as
au~clioneer aud other papers. He had
barely enough change left to pay the two
passages home. He complains that the
conductor on the train treated him with
needless harshnesS. \ fellow passen-
ger, q woman living near Wellsyille, was
robbed in the same q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-03

4 meeting OF the colorcd Republicans
OF the Second ward will be held st Ham
Davis restaurant Saturday evening at
S o'clock for the purpose OF organizing a
Colored Republican Club. The meeting
is called by DR.. Caddlc, the Executive
Committeeman OF the Slate League for
this Senatorial district. 1t ia hoped that
every colorcd voter in the ward will be
nyasant
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tya awrtw
BEL.l,AIkE.
All Sorts Of Local Ncws and Gossip from
the GInss City.

All Sorts Of Local Ncws and Gossip from
the Glnss City.
Dave OGlc goes 10 Massillon 10 work.
Thomas Jacobs and family moyed to lIarncs.
Vile yesterday.
HON n tip TO %Plluburg.
Mrs. Albert Michael mud daughter, Florence,
nre among friends ncar belmont,
A long train ard Il inrge crowd left for Enst
Liverpool from here yesterday morning.
Postmaster IArrah and wife mud A. C, Darrah
n wife nrr NJ The Pittsburgh exposition.
The Bellairc, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati railroad
Is delivering the piles for the Ohio Valley rail-.
road.
Monroe county sweltzcr cheese comes via river
and lella!re Tor the Western Reserve cheese
country.
The case against the three Italians for selling
liquor without license was dismissed, as no one
appeared agalu,l them.
Sand stone, fire brick and crude clay o., ali
Kinds seem to be the leading commodities car.
RCD by the various railroads icreabouts.
Two hundred loRyes OF bread INSTRUCTED for
The Italians on the Ohio Valley railroad were
lost by The baker, the bead having spoiled.
The temperance people ure looking up a site
anu are siiifinS w interest In another reading
LAX OF a room on Gravel I'LL.
Mr.. Walter Troll, teller OF tho Dollar sayinps
Bank, who has been d0wR with the fever al tn
home OF his notne. Al 81. Clalrsyille, is con.
valescant, and VIII soon be able 10 be ont,
The ladies' Of tho lone Beaeyolen, Society
nsI i0r donations oislioes and clothing for child.
rem o. schoolnee. The donations can be lci, AT
lug.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Lucas celebrated her eighty.
fourth birthday At her home hear Butr's Mills
There were nine children, sixty.One grand
children and htsytwo Observation-Disclosures pres.
ent. y royal time was had by all.
Harry Assen was out driving yesterday, and
ween coming down Indian run his horse SHE'D
at Il train Of coal ears and jumped SidewayS,
scionl children were passing, and one little iii
narrowly escaped being Iuu over by the fright
eaed horse.
As Dr.. J. G. Mccullough was coming down
Noble street Yesterday, his horse took the bI
Just NJ another one was passing mud rnn oil. Thu
buggy eR{fe very nearly going over twice. Tht
d'Gtor, however, riGhted It and soon gained con
troll OF his horse.
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A postal card from JEFF Davis, most.
marked New York, October /, savs:
1.-THE T. B. A. arrived here, three
sheets in the wind and toe nails drag.
ging. We will be home in time to vote
JEFF DAVIS,
"High Private in Rear Rank OF T, B, Az
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WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 80, 1890.
! take this method OF informing the
public that the Penn Mutual Lie IN
surance Company, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
have through their agents, Messrs.
Schillipg K kasley, OF this city, paid me
S5,222 q in full settlement Tor two
policies Of S22,5G0 each, taken by my hue.
band, William B. Fasnacht, and | most
earnestly commend the Company and
their agents for the promptness OF pay
ment, and their considerable attention.
MIs. MARY FAsSAc1T,
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SPECIAL RATES TO PITTSBURGH,
Excursions yfu tho fseunuvty,,

Exposition Excursions win tho Pennsylvania
Lines on October 18th and 9th.
Special low excursion rates to Pitts.
burgh, including admission to the Tx.
position, will be in effect via the Penn.
sylvania Lines on Saturday, October 4.b,
and Thursday, October 9th. Tickets will
be good returning two days from date Of
sale. Handbills give full particulars.
NwSF
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In Suulfe Arslcis t'nurt

Squire Ankle yesterday fined William
Mclaughlin S and costs for his assault
on Hepley, the Hungarian, on Septem.
Der %. Over thirty law and order cases
set ior hearing yesterday were postponed
till October s, ut l p. m, the attorneys
concerned being engaged Yesterday in
the Ctrcuit Court.
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Mrs. Martha Hayburn was cutting
wood at her home in Alley II when the
K slipped and cut her foot seriously.
Samuel Green, aged sixteen, a mule
driver IN the Top mill mine, was kicked
by a mule, and falling, cut his head
badly.
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Tho Movement Starts Well,

There was q good crowd last night at
the Evapgelistic hall, on Market street,
when q meeting was held preliminary to
MI c~vangelistic movement. Mr.. G. W.
Sawyer conducted the meeting, and
grea. interest was manifested. Dr.. w.
S. Hutchins and Mrs. Hutchins rem
dered some excellent music. The hall
will be open next Sunday evening for
religioua services, and from that time ser
vices will be held regularly. The move
ment starts under the most favorable
auspices.
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In Honor OF MIR. iIcarnc,

4 movement is OIL foot by the Island
Republicans TO tender n serenade to
Hon. W. II. Hearne next Friday even.
ing at bis residence Oh South Front
street. Several speakers, including the
other county candidates, are expected to
be present.
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The Union district Republican club ia
called to meet this evening at the rooms
OF the Central Republican club at 1880
O'Clock sharp. There ought to be q large
attendance, and OF course the Union dis.
trict boys will turn out as they should,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds Of trust aud transfers
rs follows:
August lG, by John 7. King and wife
to Kate NJ. O'Leary, for 1925, lot II in
the La Grange addition to the town OF
South Wheeling.
August %, by Mary J. Carney and
others to Catherine Mead, for $3.50, the
south hall OF lot Z. on the east side OF
McColloeh street, in James Carney's
heirs addition.
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a Pleasing lens

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature TO eiTectually cleanse tho system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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So much delay to mail for the Dako.as
has been occasioned by its being i'm.
properly addressed TINT the Postotics
Department! has requested that ali Der.
sons addressing mali for either of these
will please write in full either
North" or "South" Dakota, as the otico
addressed may be located.
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IT you cannot see aud need speetaeleS
you Should call Oh us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than my other 0ptlclan In the state,
and Guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB Is. GRUKB,
Jeweler md 0pticlai,
Cor, Twelfth ard Market Streets
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I WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. = For
Western Pennsylvania, occasional light
rains, southeaat winds, slight change in
temperature.
For Ohio and West Virginia, occasion.
al light rains, Boutheas.erly winds, alight
change in Temperature.
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NEW foRK. Oct. 2-Theic was ratler more
spirit to the demand for dry goods at both INST
with nearly trade, and an increased inquiry for
staples being realized by agents, the movement
being attributed partly 10 the teitlemont Of
tArff legislation. whereby an upward Tendency
Is impaired In values,
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We will open a Ladies' Class at our
Bicycle School. For particulars call or
write US. EDw. L. Rose & Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street,
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Tho Importance OF purifying tho blood can.
not be overestimatcd, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
Az this season nearly every ono need, ,
good medicine to purify, ~vItallzc, and enrich
tho blood, and wc ask you to try Hood,
REGULAR and buiIS, up p' ,ho sSslsm'
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion
while 1t eradlcates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion. and preparation
Of tho vegetable remedies used gIvo 10
Hoods Sarsaparllla pccul. l.-n
lar curative powers. No ~ iISeN
othermed!c!nc has such areco.d OF wonderful,
cures. II sou have made up your mind 10
buy Hoods %SarsaFartia do not be induced IN
take any other instead. 1t Is a Pecp,I,,
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods s%assarartlla Is sold by all druggists,
Prepared by !. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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An italian fruit dealer at Wellsbury
had S3S stolen from the pocket OF his
coat, which hung in his store, yesterday
while he was outside waiting on a Gus.
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QEs Hnteliaeuler.
OGIos, Nos. 20 and >; F'outteeutiI street.


aFV"
wnntcd-Twcnty Miners,
WAnted-A Oil.
The Union District Republican Club.
Notice To- the Public.
EOtice-Colored Voter.
A Character Party.
Tho New Star Clothing IlouSe--D. Gundl!ng
4 Ch.-Flnt Page.
EOtICG-BAlcr & Mourer.
a rrOclamaiton-C. ". ecahrlght, Mayor.
luililng ~sItcs-JAmcs A, Henry.
Our stoCk-l. q. Dillon Il Co.
100 bushels rOtHtoCS-T. 4. Morris 4 Co.
dAlvAIiEci Iron Corliec-R. +. Caldwell.
Wheeling CONSERVATORY Of Muse.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filed at Lally's, 2lOO
Main St. kimmel Whisky q specially,
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WHEELING IESTALMBNf CO.

1886 to ll4o Market Street.
Jos. II. McArdle. Manager.
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Thermometer Record.

The thermometer n! schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
registered as follows:
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I'M THE STATE !

w E want to duplicate our sale Of last
and Summer, when we made a clean
sweep Of all our light goods. We now want
to close out our Heavy Weight Suits, Over.
coats and everything pertaining to cold
weather wear.
The very unreasonable weather Of the win
ter of $4,000 left us with an enormous stock
Of heavyweight goods on hand, goods Of every
description and quality, and these goods mus
be sold by the first Of January to close up the
business of the firm of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28
THE SNALLwOOD.

The next step is the preparation of plans and
specifications for building which is always
done by the inspector of buildings and his as
sistant, Nr. Brady. As soon as the plans are
prepared they are submitted to the Commits
sloners and the architect Of the Capitol for
their approval. Upon receiving such approval
bids are called by advertisement for the con-
struction OF the building. and under the law
that OF the lowest responsible bidder is ac-
cepted. The construction of the building is
constantly supervised by the inspector of
buildings or one of his assistants and when
completed is named by the Commissioners.
The pending appropriation bill for the sup
port OF the District contains items for the con-
struc'ion OF SIX public school buildings, and if
these are allowed the District public schools
will number 81. One of these buildings asked
for is colored high school. the others for
eight-room buildings in the first. second, third
sixth, seventh and eighth divisions