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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-27
Teas, Coffees, Spices, Etc.
Atlantic ca
co.
Tea Imn0rters & Coffee ROnsterS.
Tea Importers 4 Coffee lloasters.

Our enormously increasing trade has
uccessitatcd more room. We are equal
10 tho occasion and have secured the
lease Of tho Flnccus building, corner
Market and Twenty.third street, and al
ready workmcn are engaged remodcling
and fitting up for our occupancy April
list. Here We will have steam power,
elevator, largo sales room, warehouse,
three stories, over 5000 feet floor space,
the larges. retail house in tho State.
With our increased facilities we can
handle greater variety OF goods, and
sell on closer margins. NYe are prepar.
ing new price list, which will include
everything in the grocery line, at prices
heretofore unheard OF. We have now
tho facilities for handling goods pos
sesscd by no other house In tho State,
and our determination Is that ours shall
be the largest, cheapest and most relia.
bio Ten and Grocery house in the State.
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TIE TWO BROTHERS OIL COMPANY
Organized In this City iesterlny-Tic Com.

Organized In this City iester,iny-Tlc Com.
pnnya Locations.
A meeting Of the stockholders OF The
Two Brothers Oil Company, which was
recently incorporated by Secretary Of
State Walker, was held In this city yes.
terday and m organization effected by
clecting Mr.. Charles W. lIrockunier
President anil Mr. Wilbur G. Brocku.
nier Secretary. This company's incor.
porators are Messis. Charles W. Drocku.
nier, Charles Durdett Hart and A. ].
Clarke, OF this city; James Storey o.
Newport, Ohio, and George W. boss, o.
Belmont, Peasants county, this State,
Tho charter was filed in Clerk Hooks
office yesterday, together with Il power
oil attorney from the company, by 1t.
president, Mr.. Brockunier, to Mr.. Charlie!
i. Hart. For the purpose OF forming Tho
company $500 was subscribed to the CAPT
tal stock and $50 paid In OH the same
while tho privilege Is extended to IN.
crease the stock to S950, 900 in all; eacl
incorporation is credited with one share
OF stock in the charter.
The charter Is to expire February 20
1910, and the charter recites TINT 1t ],
formed for the purpose for which suct
concerns are usuallyincorporated-drill
ing for oil, etc. u
The Two Brothers Company is the on,
that has leased the Brother lslands, OPP
posite Peasants county, from which !
takes its name. One well has been drill
ed on the smaller island aud with onl,
one bit in tho sand she is doing about A5l
barrels per day. AS soon rs the pip,
line is prepared to handle the produc
without any danger OF loss this we'll viii
be drilled deeper, aud then 1000 barrel
per day is predicted BY experienced OF
men. Two more wells are to DO drilie,
on this island at once. Tho compan,
will establish its principal Office in thi
| ritv ......
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LIS. Goopsellsdry goods the cheapest


The river. fell rapidly yesterday and
Ind gotten down to 10 feet 6 inches by
night. The Lizzie Bay passed down en-.
route from Pittsburgh . to Charleston
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. The
Ben Hur got off for Parkersburg at noon,
The G. W. Bachelor was expected to
pass up about l o'clock this morning,
having been detained by high water and
big business below. She will return on
her down trip tomorrow morning. The
Scotia will pass up at I a. m. to-day, and
the Rainbow some time later. /; The
Rainbow was detained on her down trip
at Point Pleasant and had to reship her
cargo. She will pass down in her regu-
lar trade sunday morning. The Courier
will pass down for Parkersburg at 1880
a. IN. to-day. 2a1i ~; r. IN
The Tom Rees No. 9 passed up yester.
day with the Frank Gilmore in tow, the
latter being disabled. Both belong to
the Pittsburgh coal fleet. Surveyor OF
Customs Egerter, yesterday made out
the proper bill Of sale for the Abner
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TILE DOCTORS ARE HERE.

First Four Months Free OF Charge.
The four eminent English doctors now
permanently located ct the Sherman
House, bridgeport, O., have extended
the time to April !, in order to accom-
modale many that called, but failed to
gee the doctors because OF tho large num-
Der present. All who now visit the doc
tors before April will receive services
Tor the first four months free of charge.
The only favor desired is q Recommended.
ton from those they cure.
During tho past three weeks 1852 in
yalids have visited the doctors, and out
Of this number 4S7 were rejected as in
durable. s j. 'Gtsi -, -"
They treat every variety OF disease and
detormity, but will In no instance accent
an incurable case. II your malajy is
beyond al! hope they will frankly tell
you so; also caution you against spend
Ing more money for useless treatment.
Remember dates and 60 early, as their
Offices are crowded from morning till
night. 7es. - 49,
!, Office hours, Q a. m. to 7:2o p. m. Sun
days, 10 n. nj. to 4 .. m, "
1. s.-This GOVERNMENTAL STAFF OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ia incorpor.
ated by an act Of the Legislature.
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EVERYTHING IS MOVING LIVELY.
Along the Limo Of tho Terninni System
South Of tho Creek.

., South OF tho Creek.
Work on the big Chapline hill tunnel
Is being pushed with that rapidity which
has characterized all the work the Union
Bridge and Terminal Company, through
It able contractors, Messrs. Paige, Carey
4 Co., has done hercabouts. At the
Caldwells run end, tho cut has been
driven back almost TO the Upper River.
side mill, and tho workmen are now
blasting out tho rock ut TINT point pre-.
paratory to going under ground. Attic
point where tho cut passes drought the
intersection OF Twenty.ninth and Wooda
streets, n temporary timber bridge has
been built 10 carry the Baltimore 4 Ohio
tracks up to the Riverside, and to sup.
port tho gas mains. Three steam der.
iicks have been put up, and several tons
OF stone have been broken aud IRE lying
ready for the primary foundation for tho
pillars OF masonry which will finally
support the steel bridge, which tho com.
pany has obligated itself 10 build at tho
street intersection named. Caldwell's
field has been almost entirely filled up
to the level Of Eolf aud Chapline streets,
except that part west Of Chapline, where
the filling has thus fur been confined to
the making Of Il road bedfor the railway.
There arc about hundred men EN-.
ploycd on that part OF the work, and the
excavation is being made quite rapidly.
At the other en- Of the tut n j, at the
Crescent mill, the lower heading which
they were working in at the roadway
level, in soft shale stratum, has come
against tho rapidly sloping sand rock
above, and the work OF taking II out and
carryisg the opening up to its tnal
height has been carried back about two
hundred feet or more. No timber has
been put in yet, the living rock being o.
sufficient strength 10 support the hill
and form n very safe roof. The entire
tunnel will, however, be timbered 70
gardless of tho apparent safety of tic
rock overhead. The earth and smal
pieces OF rock taken from the eastern enc
OF the tunnel ia hauled out beyond the
Reymann brewery where 1t Is used Ia
making u Gil, while the larger pieces art
saved to DO used in rip-rapping the creel
bunk at and below the Crescent mill.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS,
Miss Cnrpentur's funernl-postoNlce A
Nntntn,u,,t. NnI.. 80 y.....

Hiss Cnrpenter's funeral-postoIllcc Ap.
&. ~ pOlntn,rnts- Notes Of Interest.
Mr.. Lou Stone, who has been quite sick, Is
able 10 be Oh the streets usaih. -
Or: II: u. and G. l.. sedgwick left yesterday
for TIC West on at extended trip.
Mrs. i. 0. Williams and children rcturnc,,
FROM ST. ClRltsvillo last evening, where they
had been visiting relatives. .W.oI.
Mr.. George ltoaeh, who recently returned
rom Ahdcrson, fnu.. Will 10 10 work In the
Northwood Glass Works next week. .
The Standard MIL, which has been Idle since
sewer under the mill, resumed In lull yesterday.
Grand mftltncry opening Of Mrs. Amelia Wal.
lace. Hanover street, March "a, ~ anu u, Tho
ladies' OF Martins Ferry arc cordially Invited Ia
prices. y. = 80. '''''
The iatoring men Of this ptaco have formed
an ORGANIZATION . ~ electing the following OIL
John Goodhue; Secretary. Harry shrodes; Treas
starts or with II membership Of ihiitysix. aaI
alton. .-HI 10 " ' 49,
The y. NC. a; social aud rtalnmen, given
IN the rooms Of the Association lust event. wa,
largely attended and was II most gratifying sue
cess. here was some splendid music rendered
interesting reports were read aud line addrcs,
W ,hc hoclul advantages Of Tho Y, NJ. z, A. VA,
delivered by Rev. Charles =. Morrison.
MisChel MI Ter. the clever and oblgng zen
ctat uel!very cierk al the lostOillcc will be Post
master MitchelFs trst assistant, having already
been sworn Ia. Miss Miller las been in tht
fos.olllse four years, Is much liked aud certain
y worthy OF The appointment for which a large
NUMBER OF persons have been aspiring.
The Ohio, Valley Etrs truthiuIly says: Til,
movement Tor change OF NAME OF this city ha,
apparently exhausted Itself aud II vote eoul
10 nau ~ ms spring election the present uanit
! wohlu nave u large majority oyer my or nj
nnnCs suggested. The movement was iuonpDr
tune. either tor early or too lntc. We want The
assistance OF bridgeport when tho name OF tht
two towns arc Charged.
Yesterday private arc hmm was nut nm n,
ifanovcr street III front Of the Hotel MayWoot
W Messrs. John I. Haywood, Joseph McdIl, Or
y ". Darrnh, frnnk Zluk, ". II. iirown. w. ii
ilildcbrnnd, A. Hell and r. W. shrcve. AuOtlr
one VIII be put up on the street between In
opefh House block and the Commercial block
| ny Inc merchants In those two buildings. max
ING I'VE Gtc lights In four squares on iIanoye
The tornl offerings nt the funeral of Miss Ma,
carpenter, which took place yesterday a. lrrpnoH
weie numerous aud beautiful. 4 lnIgc pillow
made Of cut flowers, with the name "Siay'
workel In the center with purple hyaclntiis
came from the employees in the decorating dc
partnent at the Dnckeyc Glass Works, wller
MISS carpenter formerly worked. The funcra
look place from tho family residence OH llanoye
street aad was largely attended, The remain
were uttered In The Riyerview cemetery mn,
ne pall.bcarcrs were Mcssrs. Will. DcliGrs, Geo
Nichols, Edward Sou,lers, Robert Purcell. JobJ
Cots aud VIII Crowel. 80 -
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Marriage licenses were issued from
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday to the fol.
lowing named persons:
Nicholas kopp, aged q, q native Of
Germany, and Frances Afarschncr, aged
10, a native Of Belgium; both are now
residents Of this city.
Stephen l.. Neuhart, aged "a, a resi-
dent OF Martins Ferry, and Mary l..
Gray, aged 10, resident OF this county;
both are natives OF Woodsleld, Ohio.
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Df; ;. d. Piper, an old and well known doctor
OF this county, now living at t;lencoe, will
move 70 Bclairc this spring. His Intention
Is 70 buy property and locate here permn.
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A GOLDEN WEDDING.
a Worthy Triadeiphih Couple Celebrate
F. .tHa., nm A,isntctuus Event, ID ...4#

worthy lrinuelphih couple Celebrate
.ttt nm Auspictous Event. o,5
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hall, OF Triadel.
phia, yesterday celebrated the iittieth
anniversary Of their wedding day. The
festivities had In connection with this
happy and suspicious event were par.
ticipated in by number from this city
and vicinity. The welcome given tho
guests M they arrived nj the hospitable
home, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hall was n cordial
one and the greetings exchanged were
merry aud full Of kindly sentiment. 1t
WIS on Just such bright sunshiny day
az yesterday, fifty years ago, that Lewis
Hill and Eliza Humphrey were made
one nj the residence OF tho brides par
ents, the Humphrey house, on Sixteenth
street; the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Kinney. Tint was II mcr.
~ md happy occasion, bnt not more so
than that OF yesterday.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon tho
loving husband and his houored wife
again stood hand In hand before q man
Of God, the Rev. Mr.. Galway, ind 70,
peated the solemn VOWS Tint bound
them together half.century before,
Though their hair Is sivcred and there
arc other evidences that the hand Of old
Father Time has touched them, ihel,
hearts were yesterday as full of happi.
ness US on the day they became man and
wife. They were attended yesterday by
Captain and Mrs. William Dillon, Of
this city, and Ethel Adams and Willie
Crumrine, two little children. Among
the guests were two who had witnessed
the union OF half century ago. The
renewal OF VOWS was followed by a
shower Of congratulations. and then Il
sumptuous feast was enjoyed. Many
handsome and useful presents were
made TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, and the
event was in every way one thut will
long be remembered with much pleasure
by all who were there. r.
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Key. !: X. Is. Arnold, the "Riycr Evangelist -
y meeting with good success here. iIe has
large und npprccia.ive audiences at the ser.
vices he Is holding In the Christian Church this
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= DOES a s'lo,p Storm look like q cargo OF
indigo, in comparison to your feelings.
Doyon think everybody's hand is against
you, are you irritable, ugly, and cross.
Do you feel that yonr friends all find
fault with you; are you tired and dull,
do you know spring medicine is what
you need! Nature is crying for Loose's
Extract Of Red Glover. Try 1t. For
sale by Logan Drug Co.. bridge corner
druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. ~a-El
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Suggestions Tor tho Season.

Mulicil journal.
lie specially careful oil draugh's and su iten
changes.
De no. nyrTw0rG. Of what use Is wealth With
out hcAlth'
Keep your feet dry, but DO not wear oycrshocs
all the lime.
Remember that Tho pores OF your skin, when
IN health, are always open, an1 TIA! closing lbrm
causes sickness.
DrS warmly, hut not heavily. Wooden cloth.
ing that permits tho cxhRlail0ns OF the body TO
escape, Is tho best.
Ia. stFPH2thealHR. and hearty. but not too
much YrChy fool. II Il n mistake 10 kuppote
that fat food contains the most vitality.
II You feel chilly At any time, take n drink oi
rriiC whlEsry NJ once. DutIy's putc Malt IL tho
puICst md best md las Inc highest rctom'
IncnlNtlonS
DO mot call the Doctor for every slight hllmcnt
IT, you hsyc cold, feel depressed and lack Apo
tile anil VlSOr you need something TO tono un
build UP The EyStCn. Nothing viii do this 81
readily Ms the pure article wO have mentioned.
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4 Now Church l}rli.

Wheeling's church chimes ere to have
an addition in the shape OF sweet.
toned bell whose iar.rcaching tones will
sound from the belfry of st. Johns
German church. The bell has been
cast by A. Fulton, Sons & Co., the well
known bell founders Of Pittsburgh. and
was shipped here by them on Tuesday.
It weighs 2,G75 pounds and is made Of
the best beil.melal. tits said that when
mounted its mellow tones can be heard
for miles: 1t will DO gotten in position
as speedily as possible and will probably
be with the other bells OF the city in
Sunday. - - - n ~
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O'Neal. The Missouri River and Trans.
portation Company, OF Maudan, North
Dakota, Is the name OF the corporation
that secures the O'Neal aud $4,000 Is
the price stated in the papers as being
paid for the steamer. The Abner Is no "
ut Pittsburgh loading for the Missouri.
At Pittsburgh last night, the river was
falling with II feet inches in the chan.
mel. Weather clear and cold,
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In the morning, hurried or digicn}t
breathing, raising phlegm, tichtncss in
tho chest, quickened pulse, chillincss in
the evening or sweats at night. ali or
any Of these things arc tho lint stages
o. consumption. Dr.. Acker's English
Coug b Remedy nil cure these fearful
symptoms, and is sold under positire
guarantee BY Logan Drug Co., J. T. Good.
win 4 Co., G. K. Goetze, A. r. Young,
John Coleman, G. Menkemeller. ,psw.5
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.PROPOSALSF0R SEWER PIPE,

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
q the Board q Public Works OF tho CITY Of
April g. 1890. for furnishing all tho sewer pine "a
be used by the city during the year 1880. Pro.
possis to DC for tho best quality Of double
strength, salt glazed, sewer pipe, made Of pure
lte Gay, delivered along the ling OF the sewers.
give a bond In tho penal sum OF $1,000 cor.
ditional Tor the faithful performance Of ihe
contract. =. = 80
The Board reserves tho right to reject any or
all bids. i-.-4s, ,s ~ ....s.r '','''' - -
Proposals to be marked Proposals for scwer
Pipe" BY order Of the -
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Taos. N. DARRAH, Cltrk, .slI mr,G
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It was rumored on the street late lasI
night that an effort is about 10 be made
to start the planning mills with non.
union carpenters. A responsible gentle.
man said he saw two chests OF tools de.
llvered at one OF the mills yesterday al.
lernoon, aud that several strangers, who
had the general appearance Of working.
men, were seen ut the same mill during
the afternoon. ~, -
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Badly Burned Mt tho Crescent.

Yesterday morning Joseph Faulken.
stein, an employc in the, galvauizius
department at the Crescent mill. wat
badly burned in the face by splash q
molten caivaniziug metal from the, din.
ping tank. His entire face and both
eyes are badly burned. but it is THOUGHT
that the sight is notinjured nless intla,n.
nation takes place. Dr. BuIInrd dressed
the young mans injuries, and he was
taken taken to his home at No. 2es9 Chaplina
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Remarked to n friend the other day
that she knew Kcmp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs was superior re-
NEEDY, as it stopped her cough instantly
when. other cough remedies had no
effect whatever. So to prove this and
convince you Of its merit any druggist
will give you q Sample Bottle free.
Large size SOC and 81. ~ '", NV
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since at the homo OF Mrs. salkeld, a
sister OF Mrs. Conduit, and has frightened
the household by knocking violently at
the door and Immediately disappearing.
This mysterious individual has been
watched by the police and neighbors,
but all Efforts to capture him have failed.
Conduit had always been a fond hus.
band and kind father, and his desertion
OF bis family can only be accounted for
on tho theory that he has lost his
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$50 pair Nottingham Curtains.

$50 pair Nottingham Curtains.
100 pieces black and colOred Molair.
1OOplccrs black md colOrcd Henrietta.
80 pieces Armure Ottoman.
China, India anh Snrrall silks.
son dozen new Hosiery.
400 Hlack Cloth Cape. 1T 1925.
80 fine Jackets 81 50 anu upat
.EMsllElMEIpS, Eleventh st.
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FoR the cure OF colds, coughs, and all
arrangements Of the respiratory organs,
no other medicine $50 reliable as Ayre'a
Cherry Pectoral. 1t relieves the aath-
matte and consumptive, even inadvanced
stages OF disease, and has saved lnnumer-
aDlo l1Ve8. I.t,s.lG-., .r.Eiys DIV ,
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Steubcnvllle Has n Ghost Sensation

Steubenville is the latest town to 70.
port the presence Of n ghost within her
borders. Perle Conduit, Pan Handle
employe, left his home March 10, after
drawing his wages from the pay car, and
has not been seen since. Someone has.
however, called regularly each evening
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II you cannot see and need spectaclcs
YOU sll0nld call on usnnd haye your Eyes
tested without charge. We bave the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Gptieian III the State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB w. GKUBB,
Jewcler and Optician,
Cor. Twelitl aad Market Streets.
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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 eaectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. 4 For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottlesby all leading druggists.
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Marble md 0ruulte.

II you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want tirst.class,w and low prices,
call at office Of l. A. Moore. second floor
AlcLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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: The peoples remedy for the cure Of
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness,
bronchitis, Group, Influenza, Whooping
Cough, 1ncipient Consumption, is Dr..
Bulls Coush Syrup, the old reliable.
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NEW YoRx. March :6.-wh!le there was no
was better feeling. Jobbers were havInEt good
business and there was II ore inquiry at flryt
hands. .coloycd cottons have impr6v red II posl.
ton, with blue dcuims well cleaned up. There
nre REPRESENTATIONS OF any kind OF saple
goods, ind the market tone Is steady 10 strolg,
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Aln't They Dnisiey9

A common remark about our cele.
brated Stacy, Adams Shoes, at II. o.
Hollis, ll43 Main street, successor to J..
W. Amick & Co, 80 ~, 7,Ii,-Ts', ~ :,
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We arc in receipt OF NIL the newest
Novelties In Moolrns for mems wear
consisting Of Snitings, pnntnlOOnlng,
nna Oycrccatings. which VIC IRE pre-
pared 10 make up In tho best style ant
III ut reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings nro complete and ollcrl
special inducements.
c. HESS 4 SONS,
1921 & 1873 Market Street.
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For Mayor OF HrItlgcport

To The Editor ollie Iateligenctr. H.,
Sm'-Pleasc announce in your COL
umns that MIR. Il. 7. Howell will be an
MISUNDERSTANDING for the office Of
Mayor Of Bridgeport. + .I "a :.
.l.tf: E1r MANY CITIZENS, !