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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-29
H0TFL PROPERTY F0R sAIF

The Jefferson Hill House in JEFF
dJasN-G ferson, Coos County, New Hamp-
MInHwAM shire; pleasantly located on high
IIfEElA land; commanding a beautiful
ns.zsl1sz{5I view Of Mt. Washington, the
White Mountain range, the Franconia range:
Cherry Mountain, and the Pilot range; it is a new
house, well arranged inside and out, pure water
good, sewerage, and will accommodate about 100
guests; since II was first opened 10 the public il
has been favorite resort among the many oood
houses ON Jefferson Hill. and by guests willing 10
pay good prices; everything about the premises is
IN good condition; 1t can be bought for much less
imam It's value. For particulars apply to G. NJ.
Stevens Son, Lancaster, N. H., or II. ID. Abbott,
South Andover, Maine.
MRS CAROLINE GOOLD,
mar29eodfu 63 Brown ST., Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-29

lessness, weak stomach. indigestion, dysper STA
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
The only nerve medicine for the price in mark ct
dM1R
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BOARD.

BOARD AND sOOMs-22 Pine street,
ID corner OF Winter street. Several first-elass
furnished rooms, either single or en- suite. APP
ply as above. 26-l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-29

Today we build our adver-
Using around Flannel Shirts.
Maybe you think it's a little
previous to talk about Flan-
mel shirts, but we assume
that bargains are always in
order in our store, and you
are as sure to want a Flannel
Shirt for summer as summer
is to come. We only ask you
to buy them a little in ad.
vance.
We've taken all our stock Of
fine imported FIanneIs and
marked them at the uniform
price of $500. Everybody
knows they are worth $3.50
AM $500, but it's our way to
move surplus stock.
Our Spring overcoats are
admired by all who see them,
and enjoyed by all who wear
them.
Have YOU bought yours yet?
They're on the front counter.
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r. 0. BAILEY z co. AUcTtREERS.
BANKRUPT STOCK OF
Groceries, Hardware, &c

nN THURSDAY, May l. ct 2 O'Clock p. m. =,
" at salesrOOm. Exchange street, we shall sell
stock Of goods consisting Of teas, cOifees, mo-
lasses. pork, beef tobacco and cigars, spices,
canned goods, extracts, patent medicines, con.
fectiOnery and fancy goods, lamp ehimneys, lan.
tern globes; also hardware, nails, bolts, screws,
tacks and general stock Of hardware and iron
safe, store fixtures, scales, etc. ap29dtd-i
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lCEyTS WANTED f. e SCI me r'N IIss

natsnt recentIy issued. 1t holds the clothes;
witbnnt nins: they do not freeze to II and cannot
blow on. Sample line sent by mail 5cci 80 foot
line nv mail 81 20. For circulars, pnce-list and
terms address The Pinless q O'hes Line Co,
III Hermon So, Worcester, lass.
apr5 S&W6m
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ROOMS.

DOARD AND ROO us-To Let About
ID May LIST at A Winter street, a nicely
furnished front room with alcove at reasonable
terms in private family; board not as desired.
Two single gentlemen or gentleman and wife
preferred. References exchanged. PSI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
THR MOTHER on A pEsEkTRp BABY
Turns Up and swears Out Warrant fol
tha A,,aat If Ita FafI,er

Turns Up and swears Out q Warrant for
the Arrest of Its Father.
The mother OF the 3.weeks-old boy
baby that was left at the house Of Mrs.
Ackermann, OF the Eighth ward, on
Wednesday afternoon is Henrietta Petit.
1t was the mother who left the baby
there, and she charges Andrew Acker-
mann, son OF Mrs. Ackermann, with
being the father OF the child. 1t was
suspected by the police from the
start that this young woman
was the mother and that her
reason for leaving the baby at
Mrs Ackermann's was because her son
was the father. Yesterday the young
woman came up town accompanied by
Officer Donovan, and after consulta-
ton with Prosecuting Attorney Howard,
swore out warrant for Ackermann,
charging bastardy. She claims 1t is a
case Of seduction and breach OF promise
to marry. Henrietta Petit is the
young woman who, few months
since figured as the plaintiff in a
suit for damages brought against an
Eighth ward saloonist named William
Blon. Her claim was that he had driven
her from his house, where she was em.
ployed as a domestic, and that TO save
herself she had to run into the river with
but few clothes on. Young Ackermann
was very anxious the papers should
publish nothing about the baby being
left at his mothers house.
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A Timelx Ensier onarlnr

The little ones who attend Miss Mae
Belle Harris private school yesterday
rendered the unfortunate children who
End place Of refuge at the Children's
Home, most pleasant surprise. The
little pupils OF Miss Hart made up a
generous Easter purse with the funds
given them by kind and indulgent
parents, and with 1t got up most at
tractiye Easter offering for the children
at the Home in the shape Of a basket OF
beautifully cofored eggs, another basket
filed with un, olored eggs and q number
Of baskets filed with choice fruits. The
Home children were made very happy
by this timely offering aud entertained
their little visitors, who, headed by Miss
Hart, had called in a body, with songs
and Rotations. TheSe thoughtful acts
OF kindness have lasting memories with
children, not even eiaced by ripper years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

There was lively time Thursday
evening at the house OF i'll fame on
Eotf street run by Nellie Martin. She
had young woman visiting her TEN.
porarily whose name is said to be Jessie
or Jennie Lilly. This young woman, it
is further said, was formerly resident
Of Moundsville, and her father is said to
be minister Of the Gospel. She had
occasion to change her stockings about
dusk Thursday evening and while
doing this placed the roll OF
money she had been carrying in
her stocking, in her lap. This roll con.
sisted Of one 500 bill, two twenties and
five, Sl45 in all. After encasing her
limbs in fresh pair OF stockings she
rose and went out OF the room, having
forgotten her money which II ia sup.
posed fell TO the floor, missing the roll
shortly after the young woman returned
to the room where she had lost II but
failed to find it. Martin was the only
person In the room at the time. De.ec.
tive Short is looking the case up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
ABppGEr FROM BELLAIRE.
Brief Mention of Happenings and No,
nl,ont pa,nIa

Brief Mention OF Happenings and Notes
About People.
The !Etna foundry aud machine shops have a
n big lot Of work ON hands.
Mrs. Thomas Boswell died at her home on
Gayelhiil Thursday night
A ladyo the Fifth ward has become deranyed
over the death OF q daughter.
MI. curmn bought the Fink property on
Belmont street Ut public sale for 5000.
Jacob Jackley almost severed finger with a
window glass roller while at work this week.
Marshal Darby had his clothes badly torn
while afresting susanna Kane Thursday even.
ing. So
The Esna Glass and Manufacturing Company's
plant is TO be offered at public sale on the 10Th
Of May.
| The new church furniture for the n. E.
church was placed In position yesterday by
Contractor Rice.
Mr.. Everett Baker and Miss Lena McKcen
were quietly married by the Rev, Mr. Lane at
his residence, Thursday night.
Miss Lizzie Taylor, the training teacher here.
mas resigned her pace and Will be instructor at
several institutes this summer.
Miss villa Wise, one Of the yery efficient teach.
ers here, has resigned her position and accepted
similar one at Washington, Pa.
Word was received by Cyrus II. strahe yes.e r.
day that his son Charles Is on his way hone
iIom the tarwest, and that he Is quite sick.
The dwelling OF Rebecca Blowers, near Barnes.
Vile was burned Thursday night. Lots 81, 600;
no insurance. 1t was caused by q defective ilue.
A sister OF Mrs. ]. Jump. OF the Fourth ward,
i died NJ her home NJ Burlington yesterday morn
ing. MI. and Mrs. Jump left for there yester.
day. NEE =.
There has been presented and paid $500 Of the
| 5000 OF water works bonds called In by the
pre!ent Board OF Water Works Trustees, 10 be
paid April !.
The meeting Of Council at which final action
was to be had In the matter OF forming new
ward, the Sixth, failed TO materialize, as no quo
rum oil the members put In an appearance.
A. new brass band las been organized here
and the members range In age from 70 years
down to IL years. The Oldest man is "Uncie'' j.
ileathering,on and the youngest member Scott
HeatheriDgton. Jr.
/ Rev. Charles O'Meara Is the name OF the rector
who has been chosen for the Episcopal church
here and at Martins Ferry: he will divide his
| time between these two places Mr. O'Meara
Will arrive here on Monday next.
Train No. 80 on the G. & r. due here at 12:4o p.
m. ran through landslide at Salt Run yester.
day. The steps OF passenger car were Knocked
OF but no other damage was done, although
several trees came down with the slide.
The first melt was run out at the Lantern
Globe Company's works yesterday. One pot
was broken during the week, but the start, every
thing considered, was q succeEs. Next week with
no bad luck. everything will be on In full.
The candidates are husIling. trading on other
candidates, and the ticket on Monday will be the
worst scratched ticket ever voted here. Under
hand work is claimed 10 have been done, and
work at the pools on Monday will be very excit.
Ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
BRIDGEPORT BUDGET.
Improvements Promised for the Near
Future-Newsy Notcs.

improvements PROMISED Tor the Near
Future-Ncwsy Notes.
John Kuhn Is home on vacation from the
Ohio State University at Columbus.
The Prohlbiiionists held meeting nj CITY
Hall last evening, relative TO the coming elec.
ton.
Mrs.. C. s. Morrison, who left the Etna mill
office force q few months slnce ana moved 10
Cleveland, has returned and taken back his old
place at the Etna.
The proposed bridge across the C., L. & W.
has been promised for the past six months, Will
be put up this spring.
II now looks rs though bridgeport Is 10 have
electric lights for sure. II Is stated on good
authority that the work Of putting up poles and
wire for this paFposc will be begnn in few
days.
There was well attended meeting OF promi.
nent Republicans held at IIeinleinls hall last
evening In The interested the regular nominees
Of the convention as against the large number
Of Independent candidates for municipal offices.
The directors OF the Progress Building Asso-
citation CGmpsny, which was organized March
u, are Messrs. w lillian koehnline X. T. Howell,
J. o. Howells, Daniel Moore, L. W. Houser,
George summers and John A. Topping Mt. 4.
T. Howell has been made President. Mr.. Top.
ping Vice President and Mr.. II. NJ. Clark Secic.
tary. The Association will commence business
next Saturday.
the street and walk connecting Bridgeport md
Etnayille, and the ouigrowlh Will no doubt be
first class walk connecting the two towns.
There are about go workmen employed In
Rtnayille who live In Bridgeport, and Il would
be but common Justice 10 put down and main.
tain good dry walk. This Is one OF the ques-
tons that should be carefully considered on
election uay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
HOW ARE you PREPARED

To give welcome 10 Easter! There's no
room for excuse while KLISPS, 1140
Main street, cfler this week the finest
Mems Worsted and All Wool Cashmere
Suits reduced TO 80 so, worth Sl5.
CONFIRMATION SUITS.
Bows Confirmation Suits In finest
qualities at So so, 81 w, 81 so and
1000 Children Suits at o5 cents,
worth SO so.
We seek patronage on the score o.
merit alone, and absolutely guarantee "a
sell better qualities OF goods In every
department Of our vast establishment
than the prices you pay to us would
command In any other house In thu
State. Goods better In make, better IL
nj, better in quality, at n less price thar
Inferior goods can be bought elsewhere
KLINE BROTHERS,
1I40 Main Street,
jlGE HornbroOk's Block.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

The Board Of County Commissioners
will ct 9 o'clock this afternoon, offer for
sale at the north end Of the Public Build.
ing, the brick and other material in
cluded in the four brick houses and one
brick stable (the stone excepted stand
ing on the northeast quarter.section oil
the Public Building square, which were
recently purchased by the Board for the
site OF the new Jail also the stone con-
tanned in these properties and the sand
on the premises. The sand will be sold
BY the load. All the brick and stone
must be removed by May /, and the
sand not later than June l. Terms cash
and TO the highest bidder.
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list ONE MINUTE, PLEASE.

twill pay you to look at oar New
Stock Of Spring Goods, which Is now
complete In every Department. New
arrival OF fine Lace Curtains, exclusive
patterns for half their value. Look at
them before You purchase elsewhere.
We will save you money.
We eau show IN Immense Stock Of
Ladies' Muslin Underwear, the largest
and best assortment Ia The city; also
Children's Slips and Dresses, made ele.
gantly and at astonishing.y low prices
Ladies' Cotton Ribbed Vests rs low as
4 and CSC. Fine Lisle Vests only s5s
We are having quite o run on I'M
brellas, and no wonder, when We sell
Silkaline with sllyered or eided top ior
SOC aud upward. THE BON TON.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City: and wheeling People
Abroad.

stransers. In the city:and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. N. j. Crooks, Of Keyser, was
among those who registered at the Nc.
Lure yesterday.
Miss Mary Moore, OF Petersburg, is
visiting in this city, at the residence oil
her sister, Mrs. Mcdonald, on North
Main street.
Col. Job Abbott, the Chief Engineer
OF the Union Bridge Company, is again
in this city. He arrived from the East
in company with Colonel Bissell yester-
day.
Col. George P. Bissell, the well-known
Managing Director Of the Union Bridge
Company, is again here. He arrived
from Hartford yesterday morning, and
again occupies his quarters at the Nc
Lure.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Shaw and
Mr.. Wright, Of Lorain, Ohio, accompan.
led by Mrs. Doane and Mrs. Gordon, OF
Bridgeport, were in town and made a
tour Of some Of the sights. They en-.
joyed their visit here hugely.
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The Burlington Route, G., b. & @
Railroad, will sell on Tuesdays, April
22d and May Goth, Home Seekers
Excursion Tickets at Hal Rates TO points
in the farming regions Of the West,
Northwest and Southwest. Limit thirty
days. For folder giving details concern.
ing tickets, rates and time Of trains, and
for descriptive land folder, call on your
ticket agent, or address P. s. EnStis,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Chicago, Ill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
WILL LAST
FIVE DAYS Only.

ccdented.-That was the verdict given
by everyone who attended our Immense remnant
sale yesterday.-The Oldest residents assured
us that never before had they witnessed such
gathering Of anxious buyers beneath amy one
roof.-From morning till night our immense
salesrooms were crowded with peoplC-Peoplc.
too, who never, attend remnant sales--PeOplc
who have been convinced ere this that the
name Of the Wheeling InFtalucnt COM
pany Is the symbol Of upright deal
ing-Low prices-and Standard yalues--
People who know that We do what sc advertise
People who read our ads and profit accord
ingly.-wide awake, appreeiatiye people
thronged our stores-And left By o'clock last
eyening-Not remnant on our shelves
People came here with dimes and quarters who
generally go shopping with dOllafs. they
knew what those coins would do herc.--Neyer
before has dime been such powerful factor.
Never before was nickel 30 important as II
was here yesterday .--These coins put into
spendets possessions hard cold dollars VI values.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05

Or PHILlp PHILLIPS, who gives q
weeks entertainment in the Zane
Street Church, beginning April II, the
Portland 0regonian says: Gone OF the
finest, II not the most magnificent and
instructive exhibitions ever given to the
people OF Portland, was given last even.
ing at the Taylor Street Church by that
singer and traveller Of worldwide reputa'
ton, Philip Phillips. The grand PIANO,
rama Of paintings, representing the
great cities, natural scenery and real life,
from the Suez canal as a starting point,
to Washington, D. q, in our own land,
illustrated by the melody OF music such
as Philip Phillips only can produce, left
an impression upon the minds OF all
present that never can or will be
erased"
General admission, Is and % cents.
Reserved seats, So cents. .
Season tickets for the entire week will
be sold for 81 %, and can be had at G.
A. Houses music store, John Bales
Union Ticket Office.
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Geo. M. Shook & Co.
DRESS
Trimmings!

The latest styles in Gold,
Silver, Jet and Crochet Buckles
long and short. Eifel Point
hand crochet ornaments, in
match widths. Vandyke cut
steel and Jet Trimmings, all
widths. Vandyke Escurial
Lace Trimmings, in narrow
and wide match patterns.
Boliro and Zouave Waist Sets.
Crochet Waist and Skirt Sets,
separate or combined. Knotted
and Bullion Silk Fringes. Silk
Velvets, all shades. Silk and
Velvet Ribbons, and the most
magnificent line Of Fancy
Trimming Silks we have ever
shown.
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New Advertisements.
A tlantic Tea
co.
Tea Importers & Coffee Roasters.
New Advertisements.

We have at last got possession Of orr
three-story building, corner Market AMI mi
Twenty-third streets, Nos. lG9 MarkS,
street, 10, q and % Twenty.third stree,
and during the last two weeks wa Lays
been kept busy fitting up, moving i"
filling up our mammoth warernoms
Now we are satisfied we have the lorgas,
and best equipped wholesale and reiaii
house in the State. Facilities nnsnr,
passed for storing and handling goods
Nor Is this all. We found our large siors
room, 100 Market street, unable lopcsr
to accommodate our uptown trade AMI
with our usual determination we meet
every emergency, allow nothing IN
stand in the path OF our progress. Va
have secured the lease OF No. I'LL Mar.
ket street, and now workmen are an.
gagged removing partition wall. So in a
few days we will occupy 100 aud iii
Market street, as one store room, 81 ieet
front, running back 100 feet. This
added TO our downtown store, gives ns
over 10000 feet floor space. With sue5
facilities, combined with our ability ia
buy in large quantities from first hands
always for cash, enables us to DEFY com.
petition. An inspection OF our price n.
will show material reduction in sugars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
Williams ia a Daprerou. conaiti,

James Williams, the quadroon who
cut bis throat as he was being taken, TO
Jail by Officer Bell several days ago, Is
still a. the Hospital. DR.. Garrison re.
ported last night that the fellow Is in q
dangerous condition and that there Is
but little hope for bis recovery. The
preliminary hearing Of Williams, John
Dickey and Mrs. SADIE Tracy, oil Of whom
are charged with procuring women for
immoral purposes, Is set for Monday
next before Justice Davis,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
ALaborsrs' Union Organized.

Last evening a meeting Of laboring
men was held In the hall Of the Second
ward market house for the purpose Of
organizing a Laborers Union under the
provisions OF the rules Of the American
Federation. The union starts with thir-
ty.fye members and was organized by
electing the following officers. Pfesi.
dent, Clark Hornerj Vice President, q.
W. Homer; Secretary, 0. P. Miller.
Another meeting will be held at the
same place next Friday night.
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parties affected by II. A bill ". filed about lssa
10 partition this same estate consisting Of large
t tsaet 81 land in the southern part o.
pioperty was sold under decree Of
Court, Mr.. Hawley. OF Wheeling being the pur.
chaser. But It turns out, ag the court records
show, that there was no order capitalization
dent heirs; and the papefsof that suit are lost.
The property sold for some S. 800. The non.
resident heirs, represented by Aessrs. Mcclure
and Evans, never authorized nybody to appear
for them and never received any OF the proceeds
OF the sale. Not having been parties TO the for.
mer suit, they will therefore ask TO have the
estate partitioned or sold ngaiu. Mr.. Hawley,
no doubt, will investigate the loss OF the papers,
and also as 10 what has become Of the large sum
OF money not paid out.
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rrnnsfers Of Real Estate.

Five deeds OF trust and the following
conveyancss ofreal estate were admitted
to record in Clerk Hooks office yester.
4 deed made March 81, 1890, by An,
ME B. Smith and her husband, Andrew
J. Smith, OF Fostoria, Ohio, to- Martin
Winston, OF this place, for piece Of
property fronting % feet on the west side
Of South Wabash street, Island. Con-
sideration SLIGO.
A deed made March 81, 1890, by Mar.
garet Waters to George Varney, for lot
No. 0, in square No. l, OF the Waters
addition to the city, situated on the Is
land. Consideration 5000.
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WHEELING 1NsTALMENT co.

Some few people were disappointed, perhaps.
We adhered strictly 10 our promise "FItst
Come, First seryed."-Those who were late
have only themselves to blamG. priceswc
put on those remnants Justified purchases
bought remnants here yesterday will TIL
you to-day how they appreciate theft
bargRlns-People who formerly paid Sl5@
for Is yards OF carpet can tell you to-day what
they sold here for yesterday. Five dolllr
bought % yards OF carpet that formerly sold 70!
sl5 Ono wonder We have not n IenhGns
left.-IIow could we with such prices prevail
ing9-Who could :csist such baTgalns'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-05
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets

Lou SwABACKER.-As Special
Undressed Mosquetaire Kid Gloves for
81, In black anu colors. New arrivals
OF Embroideries and Torclion Laces.
Black Lace Scsrfs in Handrun and
Chantilly, very Handsome. White En-.
Jroidered and Black Alpaca Aprons.
Our l5c All silk Ribbons stand without
an equal. In Dress Trimmings our as.
sortment Is superb. LOU SWABACKER,
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noon: both had good trips. The Q. W.
Bachelor got away for Cincinnati at II
p. M, and the Rainbow passed up in
the Cincinnati Pittsburgh trade during
the night, several hours late, having
been detained by heavy business. The
Scotia is due up at Z O'Clock this morn
ing enroute for Pittsburgh.