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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
ParEerSJury, ". Ju., Dec. 20.
Donation Day at the .W. vn. Home for
Aged aud Friendlesa Women,


Aged aud Frendless Wo,nrn.
Suggestions having come from various
sources that the Christmas season, so
near at hand, might be appropriately
celebrated by sending gifts to this
worthy charity, the Board OF Lady Man
ayers have appointed 4 committee, who
will be present at the Home, No. 81
Thirteenth street, on "Wednesday, De-
cenIher "a, to receive donations.
The object for which the Homo exists
is clearly indicated by its name, and the
need for such an institution has been
fully demonstrated by the number and
character OF those who seek its shelter
While tho Home has proven itself n
blessing to the city it has no. dim,nished
the income OF other benevolences, but
rather stimulated and encouraged them.
The managers are, therefore, encour-
aged 10 matte, at this time, an earnest
appesl for aid 10 increase it's usefulness
The house is !! present being worked
10 the limit OF its capacity; every room
is occupied, while a number OF appli.
cants are asking for admission.
The holiday season is time which
emphasizes the kinship OF the whole
human family, in the presence OF the
one common Father and Redeemer.
Christmas never occurs without bring.
ing with it great duties, as we'll as great
privileges; thankiulness to God, and
good will to meu-manifested in acts OF
benevolence to our needy llow-beincs.
Donations in money may be sen, at any
tine to the Treasurer, Mr.. J. A. Bell,
care Of Logan Drug Company, Bridge,
corner Main street, or TO Mrs. D. a.
Cunningham, President of the Board OF
Lady Managers. No. 1903 Fourteenth
street. Donations OF food and clothing
will be thankfully received ct the
Home.
Mrs. D. 4. CuSS1SGnAM,
In behalf OF the Board o! Lady Managers.
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Road improvements,

To The Editor OF he lnh!!iCeacT.
S.n:-Any plan That contemp!atcs the
multiplication OF roads and tho coinci.
dent improvement OF them Nil ia mere
chi(d's play. We have too many 30.
called roads already, and every addition
10 tho number places us further from a
reasonable hope OF securing any I'M
p:ovemen. in their condition. It or.
ours to me that wise policy would
suggest that few OF the main roads be
mate subjects OF special attention, and
commence Oh these by supplying them
with substantial stone or tile culycrts.
Next macadamiza the the worst places.
and do the work in such substantial
m.rner that the job will not require re.
peating soon. The manner OF doing this
work is all | will attempt at this time.
Tho suggestions l offer are founded on
twenty years experience.
In the first place prepare tho road bed
for flags with which cover it, observing
fairly uniform surface. These ilpgs
should he solid and about six inches
thick. They should be laid close, and If
one surface oil any stone is broader than
its opposite surface the broader one
should be placed downward.
This system OF paving is to serve as p
base or foundation, aud on this is to he
LAID course OF broken material. This
last is to supply the demands OF wear by
rso and the elements, and on the char.
acter OF this will depend the iuture ex.
pense OF keeping up the road. The bet.
ter the foundation tina lass nj ti,;s sr,.
lace material will be required ioy presen,
use, but it should be OF such thickness
that no wear or serious jos;le shall come
directly upon the underlying flags. The
future expense will arise from supplying
this IS it wears down and is washed
away.
Many roads in this county psss
through stony districts, which are capa.
bic Of supplying all the necessary mater
lal without sny first cost. I use such
stone rs l can procure handy for use,
and cover them with creek drift consist.
ing Of gravel OF various size and charac.
ter as to hardness.
When flags cannot be had I form the
foundation Of small stones set on edge,
and treat it ailerward tho same as the
foundation CT flags. or course it is
necessary that the outline or form OF the
finished road shall be such rs to insure
perfect drainage, for no material ayaila.
BILE for road building can be expected to
remain intact under water.
\ CONTRACTOR.
ParEerSJlrg, ". Jiu., Dec. 20.
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Qbt Sultlliocuter.
once. Nos. .5nnd y; Ionr,c,nth slrr,i
BAD COUNTRY ROADS.
Causes Which Operate to Make Them SO.
\ Peculiar Caso Reported From Wood
County

s-N---
Caasos Which Operate to Make Them SO.
\ Peculiar Cnsp Ecpoi,od From Wood
County.
TO The Editor Of The httIigtncr.
Sln:-Tho condition OF the country
roads in this county has been steadily
growing worse during tho laat four years
ofthe operation Of tho alternate syste,n!.
One oil tho causes Of this decline 10 tho
Indifference and neglect OF tho survey.
ora, and another cause-and this, by the
way, is the cause OF the cause first
naMed--is the support which the county
cont gives tho anrveyog In their dc.
reelection.
These facts wetu established BY tho
verdict OF the county court on the 10Th
OF November last. The case in poiut
wasa peculiar one. An acting road con.
tractor preferred charges OF neglect
against His surveyor 10 tho county court.
The court engineered tho case with n
view to forcing verdict for the defend.
ani, presumably with the intention OF
Railing all future complaints Of Il like
nature and to crafty a prejudice against
tho complainant.
The complaint was made in Septom.
her, but tho decision was not rendered
Ill tho November election hud brought
forth lis fruit, when tho case was dis.
missed at the coat Of both parties.
A third cause of bad roads is the Grim
inal neutrality otthe people. Too many
will sniler any degree Of imposition
rather than make IN open complaint,
while another large number will sacri.
tlco right and principles fora periodical
slug Of Jersey lightning. All these ours
will bark loud in the dark, but in the
moment OF action play the part OF those
other CANNES that tighten their grin
on their tails, and subside as II that nj.
tenuated appendage wcro worth more
than al the world besides.
Woon County.
Wood County, Dec. 20, 1890,
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Jack the Ripper.

The excitement caused by this inhu
man monster is scarcely eQualed by
that produced by the great discovery OF
DR.. Miles-thc Restorative Nervine. 1t
speedily cures nervous prosrration,
change Of life, pain, dizziness and coniu-
sion in head, fits, sleeplessness, the
blues, neuralgia, pnlpitation, monthly
pains, etc. Mr.. John S. Wolf, druggist,
OF Hillsdale, Mich; Talbot and Moss,
OF Greensburg, Ind, and 4. W. Black.
burn, OF Wooster, O., say that 1.-THE
Nervlne sells better than anything We
ever sold, and gives universal satisiac-
tioE." DR.. Miles new illustrated treat
Use on the Nerves and Heart and trial
bottle free at The Logan Co.'s drug
store. MwFlw-i
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LADIES ENJOY

s ;ys.. .Ms t''eS' an" result wNcn oi'fs
, U Is "Se", IL ncts gently yet
i pIv,,pStty =" - .hG greatest boon TO
VIZ "T'n amh livery laay can treat her
81 T' ''".. nv. M"Ee 10 undergo tue torture
R,o.xnn, .'",;,: :'o;. I's ''G'H"S; c"so
PoS''iFcIy cures az forms OF
female weakness such ns Painful Men.
ro,,,,n.o o,.a~.',' 49, "1'oi.' D"E'
te"''S'S' hSHC9Ffntea, frarilus. Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroil TuiuOrs in ii,.ir ,o " =,
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s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia aud rheuma-
item, his atomach was diSordcrel, his
liver was Affected to MI alarming degree,
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles OF Electric Btters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had n running sore on lis leg OF eight
years standing. Uacd three bottles OF
Electric Bi.ters and seven boxes OF
Buckten's Arnica Salve, and his ley is
sound snd well. John Speaker, Ca.
tawba, o., had five large fever sores OH
his leg, doctors said he WA, incurable
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en-.
tirely. Sold by Logan Drug Company.
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HuntiRgtan's New Daily.

The Huntington Printing and Publish.
ing Company received its charter Fri.
day from Secretary OF State Ohley, for
the pnrposes Of conducting the business
Of publishing daily and weekly edition
OF the Huntington Herald and general
job printing, blank book and stationery
business and all business common to Job
printing and. publishing. The capital
subscribed is 5000, OF which $1,000 has
been paid in. The capital is limited to
$4,000. Shares are 500 each, and the
following gentlemen OF Huntington hold
ten Hha4es each; E. N. Campbell, a. j.
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,. Through tickets and baggage checked to all

points. ~ -
20 EoF rGtes And othc. Information address
~. ROBINSON. G. r. A.. Parkersbu,g.
~, BANDA. G. r. A., rarkorsbl,rg, =.
J.G. TOMllNsOH, Pas. Agent, wheclInr. y. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
Miles Nerve md Liver Pills,

Act on new principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. \ new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliouaness, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Tn.
equalled for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, sures.. so doses, %
cents. Samples free, at Logan Drug 90.
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iSucklan'S Arulcn Sulyn.

The best sslve in the world ior cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblMns,
corns and al! skin eruptious, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
boz. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22

NEW York, Dec "0.-Thc squirt In petroleum,
which was the feature yesterday, was not con.
tuueh, although Lima oil made sharp gain in
the first hour. The market opened steady and
yielded gradually under al nttemp. to realize
profits aud closed weak. Pennsylvania spot
opened At 7lt.o: highest NC: lowest GS%t;
closing GSkc; January option opened at 7ie
highest Il &c; lowest 671Sc; closing Csc. Lima
oil opened ut l9c highest 2lc; lowest lShsc; clos.
Ing ls&c. Sales l5'0o0 barrels,
BRADFORD. Pa, Dec. :0.-Opened at NC;
closed at tsc: highest 7l@Sc; loves: Csc; clear
anCeS 80 600 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 2o.-Creued at 7l;Sc;
closed NJ Use: highest 7l7zc: loves, Csc
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Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy is &
positive aprciiic for all forms of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Prot.uding Piles. Price Soc
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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CATAHEu
In the head
lsa constitutional
Disease, and requires
A constitutional remedy
Like Hoods Sarsaparilln,
Which purities tho blood,
Makes the weak strong,
Restores health.
Try it now.

Don't judge 4 man by his looks. A
fast-looklDg man often turns out to be
slow in paying bis debts.
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Metal.
Cotton.

New YoEK, Dec. dig iron nominal; Amer
lean SIG Goals ".
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,C!SciSSATE, O., Dec. 2o.-Coiton easier; mid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22

lieardsiey, Il L. Hood, John +. Ellis and
y. i. Mathews, The new paper will DO
Republican in politics, and will be- edited
by Mr.. Hood, late OF lronton, Ohio.
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A valuable illustrated book OF seven.
ty-two pages, cent free on receipt OF 10
cents, to cover cost OF mailing, etc. Ad.
dress, ?. 0. box LOGS, Philadelphia, Ia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
1.-Two Stock,

CHICAGO, ltl", Dec Observation-Disclosures l,eo0
head: market steady to firm; prime Christmas
s,cckcrs 81 50a. 80. Hogs Receipts 1900 hcad
shipments 2UO0 head: market strong and higher
lent mixed s. 3la3 s.; prime heavy S. 50a3 G5;
light % 4Oa3 81. ShccP-Rcceipls ?AJ head
81 0oa5 co. westerns 81 05ai 30; Texans 81 20;
lambs s. 00a5 &.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Dec. % -Cattle-Recein,s
l,els head; shipments 1850 head: nothing 10.
!ne. ali through consgnmrnts lIogs-Receipls
l,st9 head; shipments 500 head: market ARA
rhiladcpniss 81 S0a3 60; mixed s. iOh3 80; heavy
Workers - SoaI 49, light iorkers So l5a3 IS: p!gs
s. 5oaS 90: Sheep Receipts GO head: shipments
leo head: market dull at yesterdays prices.
ClSCiSSATl, O., Dec. HJ.-lIogs. III good dc.
maud aud higher; common and light $. tQa3 q:
packing and butchers s. 95aY 20; receipts ;,COC
head; shipments ., eco head.
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For 5aIe-

Modern seven roomcd house, with halls, pan.
try. bsth room, attic, lslgc celInr, hot and cold
water, natural and city gus. Pull lot. co fee
front, OH South Penn street. ~ very desirable
location. Property In fine condition.
Double btics-will ply MS All investment or
make pleasant home Eye roGlns In each
side, with botn gases aud water. Very cheap.
Slx-ruomCd house, with hail. pantry. &C.. all
III irs,.clsss order. Good location. 10 South
broadway.
Six. rooi1ed house at IS Zane street Tor 1920.
Good house.
Five.roomcd house at 70, Zane street.
Your last chance 10 buy desirable lot on
west side OF South roun street.
Building lots III all parts OF tho city. Some
that will pay rs an investment.
have several good la1mS near Wheeling 70.
sale al very low figures. Satisfactory reasons
given by owners for selhS. Suitable for regu
lar farming. stock manageable i8rm and fruit
farm. Prices tiom sl,I5Vu up.
TO LET.
Slx.roomcd brick house. Possession nj once.
Good house.
store room. Possession CT once. January !, or
APRIL
Dwellings, large aud snail. Tor APRIL !.
G. o. SMITH.
doll Real Estate Agent. 1900 Market ST.
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Weekly hank Statement.

NEW .foRK, Dec. 90.-rhc weekly bank state.
meut shows the following changes: :.
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hHlO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table taking effect August II, 1899. PMS.
Senger trains will run rs follows-CentralT imo.
Al Trains daily except those marked thus +.
which do not run on Sunday, "
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LOCATION uHsuErAssED FOR BEAUTY AND HEALTH
North Main St. School
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

The second annual session will begin MON.
DAY. sEPTEMBER I 8. 4 graded course OF In.
tttuctlon, based upon Natural Development,
both OF mind and body, will continue to be care.
Gl!ly. pursued. Special advantages offered to
children who need careful individual assistance,
Children received between the aces OF 4 and IL
years. All the primary English b!ancheS, 10.
sether with Oral French included In the regular
course. Drnwing and instrumental Music also
provided. Careful attention Fivcu TO tie lorna.
non OF correct habits OF speech and IN the use OF
the voice. Stamme,nE md other i,npcdimrnis
OF speech overcome by instruction based UPON
natural law. CalisthenGs and Singing cxcs.
C!ses' accompanied by piano. Terms moderate
For circular, call upon or address.
MISS MAE BELLE HART,
an! 127 Main Street
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pliihADEIrHIA. Pa. Dec. 2o.-Flour quiet;
= ~ r. Eed December g9ag1554c; January 9y%ca
Io W.; fsptuary Siol1sl o.; March 81 0311ai o.
Corn stehuy; NO. mixed December ana Jun.
uaty ''2sc; February 5s1t4aj9e; March 5Njic. bats
quiet; No. white December and January 1914
WIS: teDFgnr! 0oi+aS!c: March 5ls4c Eggs dull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22

VAN HouTES's CocoA-The original,
most soluble.
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DALTiMoEE. MD, Dec. 2o.-wheat, western
STEADY; No. winter red spot and December gihs
ern steady: mixed spot aud year 5711EE5sc;I Jau.
usry b154c; May 5.11a5Sc. Oats slow. Rve dull
and nominal: liay quiet. Provisions uuIct.
Butter iitn. EggSS quiet; strictly fresh 9tu2Gc
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ClSclSSA1t Q, Dec. 2o-Flour dull Wheat
easy and DUH: No: Pred g?c: receipts 500 bush.
mixed 5!i4c. oats dun; No. . mixed lie, rive
sui at tic. Pork easier. Lard firm ut $50. Bulk
meats anu bacon quiet Whisky quie, al 81 IA.
butter, sugar and cheese steady. Eggs custer a;
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
HON. GEORGE TOMBSTONE.

The newly elected Congressman from
the Third District is native OF New
berry and has spent his life here. He
is son of the late Chancellor Joo
Johnstone aged about IS years. He
was several times member of the
lower branch Of the General Assem-
bly, of South Carolina and while there
won honor for himself and was credit
to his county and his State. He served
on the most important committees IN
the House with conspicuous ability.
AS a member of the National House
of Representatives his friends have. a
right to expect much Of him and we
feel sure they will not be disappointed.
He goes there as the representative
OF no faction or class but will watch
with a vigilant eye the interests ofall
the people. The farmers interests Will
be safe in his hands es we'll as the in
terests of all others.
He is forcible and log cal speaker,
and will be able to cope with the most
experienced in debate.
Newberry IS proud of her success in
this election and is truly gratified for
the help she received from the other
counties in the Third District.
Now let all hands 60 to wo.k and
fight the common enemy if one should
appear, and elect the choice of the
Democrats as we will do.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
CHARLESTOS's PROSPERITY.
The Gratifying Showing for the Year of
Cardinals Prosperity.

CHARLESTON, 5. G., Aug. 31.-The
News and Courier's annual review Of
the trade and commerce of Charleston
during the past year will be published
tomorrow. 1t contains a most graft
flying showing of the conditions and
prospects of the city. Business has
been prosperous in nearly all branches.
The total trade amounted to $50, 1857, III,
an increase on the business of the pre-
ceding year of So, $3.50, 293.
The News and Courier will say:
"Charleston is doing business at the
old stand. Its business is growing in
every direction, and the prospect for
the future is brighter than it has been
at any time since the close Of the war
The opportunities for development are
greater. The facilities for handling
business are being steadily improved
The railroads are reaching out into new
territory, and ships are coming in from
all parts of the world.
1--WE are on the threshold Of new
commercial era. The progress has
been general and steady New enter
prises and new industries have been
added to the city's busy life. The out.
look is most encouraging. With i'm
proved facilities, with increasing popu-
lation, with all Charleston at work and
at work for Charleston, the future con-
tains no height of commercial supre-
macy which can not be scaled, and pre-
sents no obstacle which can not be
overcome"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
Presents to Kennedy Library.

Hon. Silas Johnstone, of the New
berry bar, has given a copy of his valu-
able Digest Of Equity Report" This
volume includes the wors of "Courts
of Equity,' from 1856 to 1865, but there
is added "Digested Index Of all the
reported cases decided in the Court OF
Equity from its inception QSl6) to It's
termination (lSGS)." Its preparation
was not only in payment Of the debt
which every man owes to his prof"S-
sion," but was also labor of filial love,
as the authors father was for many
years distinguished ornament Of that
court.
Mr.. Paul Johnstone, Of NeWberry,
sends copy of 1.-The Electoral Cues
ton Discussed by the late Paul John
stone, published in 1856.
When Congress passed u law that
the ELECTORS" must be elected all over
the United States on a given day III
November, it became necessary for our
State to decide whether to call an extra
session Of our Legislature to elect these
Electors or to give the election to the
people, as had been done in every
other State. This little volume is 4
collection of articles which appeared
in the Carolina Times through several
weeks. They attracted attention:
though published anonymously, and
their publication was called for by in.
teliigent readers.
These volumes mark historic stages
in our legal and political history. The
trustees are glad to add them to the
Carolina shelves in the library.-C. in
Carolina Spartan.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
The Three C'S.

The work on the main line of the
Three C's Road seems to be getting
along very we'll. The Railway Gazette
of the 18th of August says: "The track
laying on the contract of w. Kenefick,
of Kansas City, was completed August
20. This section extends from Johnson
City, Tenn, south through Unico Coun-
ty to the State line between Tennessee
and North Carolina, distance Of about
twenty miles. Every means was
adopted to hasten the work between
these points to complete it by August
20, in accordance with the agreement
made with Unico County, by which
the company was to receive $4,000 of
the county bonds. Tracklaying is in
progress on the section north Of John
son City 10 Minneapolis, Va. ninety
miles"
A special from Union, S. c. to the
News and Courier says: "Work on the
Three C's is still progressing. M.ssrs.
Orwood & Goforth have worked with
in the corporate limits on the south
side of the town, but will remove their
camp above town, as the route has not
been definitely settled on"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
NOTES FROM EXCELSIOR.

Miss Ellen Crosson, of Prosperity,
has been on few days visit to rela-
tives in this community
Mrs. Kinard has had new cover
placed on her residence.
Cotton is opening rapidly and odr
farmers have commenced picking IN
earnest. Several bales have already
been sold from this community.
Capt. It. T.. Wheeler called out his
hands on Wednesday and put his sec
tion of road in good condition. This
road extends from the academy to-
wards Prosperity and is useful road
and should be kept in good travelling
condition.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kinard after
spending several days here will return
to their home in Columbia on to-nlor-
row, Friday.
A good many in this community
will attend the .ap,nual picnic and ex-
Mr J. S. WReeleF,S N,R fa.dsy scnTGl We
at Mt. Pilgrim acaden:y, :,resent at the
had the pleasure of being (sss.1 last vear
closing exercises Of this schoo-sof his
and the annual exhibition With
school is always looked forward tend.
pleasure and delight by the surroN,
ing community.
The Excelsior school gave vacation
on Friday evening and at which time
the school term closed. We are GLAD
to state that our school has been vel
attended and doing good work.
SIGMA.