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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-06
MARTINS FERRY.


ANS Db EVAuisiN hkCNliui iV'hhgA's
D~inner-yarl0us Local Notes.
Tho Soldiers Reunion to-day will be
n success. All arrangements are com.
plcte and everything Is working
smoothly, and should the day DO pleas
ant n largo crowd will be here. As tho
visitors will come in on the various
trains no regular reception can DO had.
A meeting will be called 1t tho Opera
house at 1896 a.. IN. for all visitors, after
which dinner will be served at the
Lafayette Rink, free to all soldiers,
tickets to which will be given out by u
committee. At 9 p. m. tho different
organizations will meet totransact their
annual business, rs follows: First,
West Virginia Infantry, Opera House;
First West Virginia Cavalry, ut Com
mcrcial hall Carlin's Battery at S. +.
Deans office; Twelfth West Virginia
Infantry, &. a. K. hall. Any other
organization wishing to meet will be
provided for by the committee OF ar
engagements. In the evening, commence
ing at 1880, n campfire will be held in
the Opera House, which will be free for
all. Several good speakers have
promised to be present, and deliver
short addresses, which, with patriotic
songs by a trained choir will make n
pleasant entertainment. 1t is hoped
that all shops that can will close down
to-day, and tho citizens are requested
to decorate with flags, and show visitors
that their coming is appreciated. The
decorating was commenced yesterday
md Inpny,nr ltrnnf yrns u.nrl,.,,l .tT ,,s,I
hose. The ladies who have charge OF
the free dinner to be served in the
Rink on Fourth street, opposite the
Central school building, say they can
accommodate 5000 persons. keohn.
lines cornet band Inns been hired for
the reunion.
The Kings Daughters will give IN en-
tcrtainment at tho Presbyterian church
Friday evening. Miss Nellie Sedgwick
will deliver the address and Rev. II. y.
Campbell and Misses De Vault, Scho-
field, Thomas, Ewin, Mcdonald, vii.
Hanson, Ebert, CARRIER, Clark, Raj
ston, Exlcy, Dixon, McGrew, Lewis and
liam, and Mcssrs. Mann, lIipkins,
Barr, Kerr and Davis vii! all take part.
A haying party passed through the
city last evening. The boys were sup
piled with tin horns and footed them
as il election was over and Mckinley
had been elected by IN overwhelming
majority.
Eight pups were born TO the fine st.
Bernard OF Lewis f. Smith on Sunday
night. They are beauties. Mr.. Smith
says they are rs pretty us Cleyoland's
baby.
The factories at the L.aughlin mill,
which have been Off since Saturday on
account OF the building OF Il new smoke
stack, will probably resume tomorrow.
The scmi-annual meeting and social
OF the Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endcavor was held in the Prcsby-
terrain church last night.
Mrs. Clark Moore and infant, OF Nix
on's Run, were buried ut Mt. Calvary
cemetery yesterday.
The new coal works, above Martins
Ferry, will start as o as the switch
is put in.
The plate mill Mt the Standard was Off
yesterday OIL account OF repairs.
Yesterday a roll was broken in sheet
mill No. / in the Standard mill.
Mayor Keller disposed OF three plain
DRINKS yesterday.
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Miss Rose: "What an idiot jack
Trcllis Isl" Miss Thorne: What has
he been doing? Making love to your
purt
vnror Poison and Its An,ldc,e,

The morning and evening m,sts tina: peryale
the atmosphere Of mnlarious localities calno, be
brca'iicd with lmpunlty. Asnfcsuard is needed
10 render harmless the dangerous Inilsmata with
which they are impreGhn,cd. Tho surcs., safest
defense is lIostet;cr's Stomach Bi,,ers. /: Is an
nn,llotc TO the poison which has already been
inhaled and borne fruit, an adequate preventive
OF Its harmful effects No prcpara,ivc lot btclth.
crs OF minsnn tainted mir or drinkers OF mnla-
ria poisoned waier Ike the ijitters. j; rom.
ploicly ncu,rnlizes the otherwise irresistible on
sctoi the ferial foe. Settlers on newly. cleared
iand, eNcaratorS OF ccnal routes (lo.lbiy that on
the, lsthmus, OF Panama, western pioneers mil
einternnts-in short, all subjected 10 malarial IN.
Gncnces In air or water find In II a benign fcme.
dy. nm eilcctual safeguard. Disorders of the
stomach. liver and bowels, "la grippe rheunu.
tl,m and kidney complaints Ure rcllcdled By tho
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with local applications, rs they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrl,
is 4 blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to curo it you have to take in.
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrhr Cure is no quack medicine. II
wa prescribed by one OF the best ply
sicians in this country ior years, and is
Z regular prescription. 1t is composed
OF tho best tones known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two ingrcdi-
ents is what produces such wonderful
results III curing catarrli. Send for tcs.
timon!als free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 7lc.
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BlGNWOOD.
t"'"s'fi'a Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes,

-"'"s'ri'a Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.
Mrs. Thomas Harscha entertained a
number Of Young people last %eycnin.
IN honor OF her sisters, the Misses
schwartz, OF Pennsylvania. Dancing
WIS the chief amusement OF tho even,
,as, About midnight a tempting sup
per WAS served.
Quite a wreck occurred on the Bait.
more " Ohio yesterday morning. i
;"GM sI'iAshnp occurred, but no one was
INJURED. This company has had a ycry
niEi! iencc built along tho road in front
Siiyder's saloon, in the lower ward.
The pilc driver is ut worl; driviur
T.'es III the Ohio river road near tho
nGIn|ood Iron Company's landing.
"TefG Inc road vas very unsafe. Tic
".VS iaa been burned and worn away,
l.; X. Satteriield and John Berkcly.
Sons employees at the Baltimore l. OHIO
THepoi' are spending the weel, in Pitts.
0HES! attending the exposition.
Mrs, ?. Harrington left last night IL,
Maisas City, where she will be the
'"vs' oil ner sister Tor some time.
Na AIR. aud Mrs. Henry Scrig, OF North
.SIlli street, were the guests OF Mr.
Albert seric yesterday.
do iMXton Englo lett last night for Phila.
I,;E,p!ila; where he has accepted n posi-.
irc ME- IL. v: Bowers returned Yesterday
hcrIs y VISIT to his parents in sllep.
)mG,noSrof young people will 90 to
cal y rns ms evening to attend 4 must.
caso, '''3 Darser leaves to-day for Chi
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1t is with the greatest confidence that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is recommended for
loss OF appetite, indigestion, sick head
ache, and similar troubles. This medi-
cine gently tones the stomach, assists
digestion, and makes M real hungry
Persons in delicate health, alter taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla n few days, find
themselves longing for and eating the
plaincst food with unexpected relish. 7
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MOUNDSVIILE.
Il miscellaneous lclanss of Minor Mat.
tiers from Narshnlps Metropolis,

tiS % IINlNllii . itttrOroll5.
Last Sunday Peter G. Yoho, of Mar
shall county, brought n very fine lot OF
horses from Emporia, Kansas. They
were unloaled at the Baltimore 4 Ohio
warehouse ut Moundsvillc and attracted
considerable attention. Tho lot con-
sisted OF 4 fine chestnut sorrel pacing
mare. three years old, sired by Prince
Albert, the most noted pacing horse in
Kansas, dam by Membrino Patcher; q
large English shire stallion, also three
years old, whose registered name is
Maidstone Fanatic, sired by Big Ben.
king OF the draft stations OF England OF
the shire family. lie weighs LOCO
pounds. The other stallion, u splendid
roadster, was sired by Scott Chief, dam
by llambletonian. He is 4 three-year-
old and weighs l,2j0 pounds, registered
name Riverside Chief. There was n
beautiful little colt about three months
old among the number, sired by Allen
llurr. The purchase was made OF Aus
tin Il Gray Bros, OF Emporia, importers
and breeders OF fine horses. The Gray
Bros. were formerly OF Marshalrcounty
but have been in Kansas for number
OF years, and have built up a good bust
ness in fancy stock.
Ncssrs. Elmer and James Henderson
and Charles Woodburn intended to
| open Il grocery store in tho Second
ward, but Mr.. Hooten, who has q part
OF the building rented which they in
tended to occupy. would not givei it up,
and the Henderson brothers will 80
back to Ohio, US there is no other room
in the city.
John Schumacher has commenced
the erection OF i handsome dwelling
house neal the Baltimore x Ohio depot.
Miss Myra Pomcroy, daughter OF Rev.
J. S. pomcroy, OF Fairview, Hancock
county, is visiting Miss Cora Myers.
Rev. J.. L. Stewart preached at the
Simpson NJ. +. church Sunday morning
and evening.
DR.. a. J.. Alexander, Of Dallas, his
wife and daughter are visiting friends
in the city.
Rev. George L. Komp, OF st. Adams,
preached in the Church Of God last
night.
Mr.. COPYRIGHT purchased q nice little
dwelling from W. W. Smith yesterday.
Il. s. Peters will move to his property
at Limestone next month.
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They Are the People.
HOW CAN ANY ONE DOUBT IT,
When Hundreds nrc Tesiifying-How Ones
Being Added.

There is no longer my doubt In the public
mindful that DrS Copeland & lcll arc the most
successful specialists In their line to-day. How
has this been brought2 Iy tho very word Of the
public themselves, Hundreds OF wltpcsseshavc
testified to It md new ones are adding their owl
dcncc each week voluntarily through the me.
dun OF tho public press, This week one well.
known person makes u full abatement.
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act on a new MISUNDERSTANDING tho
liver, stomach und bowles through The
nervea. A new discovery. DR.. Niles
Pills speedily cure b~iliousncss, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Une-
Qualcd for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surcstl Fifty doses
% cents. Samples free ut the Logan
DRUG Co.'s. -
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Bottles Of Bradiicld's Female Regulator
for falling OF the womb and other dis
eases combined, oil6ycars standing, and
treaty beiicre lam CURED entirely, ior which
please accept my thanks.
Mus. w. L. STEMmSs, Ridge, Gu.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co., and all druggists. 1
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Nh William lloTcher, OF Martins Ferry, n
glAsS'bl0wor says: MY head and nose would
stop IN. | hud Very severe headaches and pains
through my temples and In the back Of my head.
! had q bl22lng and roaring noise In my ears
continually. ! could feel the muCus dropping
baci Into my thrORt. which kept me hawking
nill raising 10 clear II. My sleep was restless and
broken. l would get up mornings actually more
tired ana worn out thRn the night before. My
work was q drag and ms life II positive burden.
81 was IN this condition when | first called on
DrS. COPELAND SHELL, after reading 50 much
oil the!r noble work. After examination |
thought they understood my case, and finding
Their charges so very reasonable | decided 10
lincc myself under their cure. don't believe
ever made II better resolution In my life. ]
have Improved from the start Under theirtrcat-
lieNt and | can heartily recommend these gen
ticiicn, as competent physicians, and their
method oitrca;mcnt most pleasant and effective.
Those suffering from any affection OF the eyes.
ears, tliront or nose will'do well 10 consult them
and be relieved"
DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL have located
permanent offices ut llgl Main street, Wheeling.
W. W., where they treat with success NIL curablc
cases. Oi!cc honrs-J 10 II a. H.. . 10 8 p. IN. and
7tovp. III. Sundays, 0 II. IN. 10 l. m. md | to 1
l.. M. Spccilltics-Cutarrh md diseases OF the
Eye, Far. Throat and Lungs. Consultation free.
. Address Nil mail TO DRS. COPELAND & BELL,
llg Main street, Wheeling. v. Va.
Treatment. Including medicine. S. a month.
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Minnie: ~ heard you are engaged.
Whom tot" Alice: $40 you recog-
MIC this ring?" Minnie: "Oh, yes,
that's Billy Browlc's."-Lcwehr's Circu-
In.
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I
By virtue of u deed of trust made by Louis C.
Ernst and Mary Z. Ernst. his wife, TO me as trus.
ice. dated July ~, 1880. recorded In the Office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Decd of Trust BOOK No. 70,
page 5l5, I will sell ut the north 'front.' door OF tho
Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, TIE olth DAY Of OCTOBER, 1891.
commencing at 10 O'Clock l. H.. the following
described property, that Is 10 say:
A piece Of land situated On Wheeling Island,
In the city OF Wheeling. Ohio county. West Viz.
ginia, bounded on tho east by Ontario street, on
the north By lands Of George Zlllis. on the west
By the west channel of the Ohio river, on the
south by New jersey street, and being all OF tho
land marked as square No. q OIL the plat OF Gil
christ's addition No. 3.
Terms OF SALE:-CaSh.
WI. W. COwDEN, Trustee.
W.. II. lIALLER, AuctiOnccr, srl9
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GOSSIP ABOUT BLAINE
Aroused by tho Postponemont OF
tho Canadian Conference.
SUSPICIOUS OF The MINISTRY

,,,tcn Rules the Destiny OF Our
xorthrrn Ncighbor.--lIis Friends
vottcyrT Tint lie VIII Show Ills Hand
uccurdIng the Presidency on His
Return to Washington.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla

Little Tommy: mamma, papa has
been drinking Mother: ".Whut makes
YOU think So" Tommy: ole said that
You wore m angcl."-Tcrus .Sifings.
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Choice Real Estate
FOR SALE Y
RINEHART & TATUM,
1914 MARKET STREET.

No. % Thirteenth street, bdck, all modern.
No. 1904 CllaplInc street, brick. corner lot
No. 200 ChapIinc street, nnc brick dwelling.
Nos. l0r and 1927 Main street, bridge corner, q
feet on MGlu street. ljD feet on bridge approach.
No, VI South York street, frame dwelling.
No, l.6Ns Fourteenth street, brick dwelling.
No, ! North Penn street, frame, six rooms.
Lot jOxgi feet. south side Fourteenth street.
No. lOj Zane street, island, brick dwelling.
No. 1859 ChaplinC street, brick, seven rooms.
No. lGj SiHtcdath street, brick. four rooms.
No. III Alley II. frame. four rOOms
No $500 McColIOch street. fine brick dwelling.
No, lj2l Main street. business block.
No. II Main street, brick dwelling, SLIGO.
No. Gl7 Main street, brick, river view.
No. 1910 Byron street, brick. six rooms
No. 20S North Front street. Island, frame.
No. is Thirty.irst street, fine brick dwelling.
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SALE.

The above sale is adjourned until SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 10, 1891.
oc5 WI ". CowDEN. Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR S A LII

- In - "a llA-
slx:ruoncd dwelling house. lot % feet. front
Ilhulng back 10 low water mark. No. .Uj North
York street, Tor sl,4J0.
\ good substantial five roomcl brick hoi5,.
Only Il iew years old, northwest corner Of EloY.
enth and EOil STREETS. $3.50
y bang'np good slx.ro0nGd house, lot a,Xli).
S2,bO.
Slx.roomcd house at DIS McColloCh street, 10.
iO1l2O, for 81, 100.
fourroomGd house els Moys.ou street, now
house. lot 9jxgj, sl,Gjl.
sl.a1l for i0urr0omed brick house at No. III
Eighteenth street.
$3.50 for slx.rOomcd house, full lot, n. 2i?0
Enti street.
500 for que Of b cSeFti0 s In GIIchrlst uddl.
ton. north end Of Island.
$50 for South Pom stree. lot, north OF Zano's
green house.
$500 buys a beautiful river lot, high ground,
York street,
Building lots ut Elm Grove, Pleasant Valley,
MoundsylllG. Glendale aud all parts OF the cltyas
very low prices.
c.. o. SMITH,,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
NRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue OF n deed Of trust made by Anna
keim and Casper lie i'm. her husband, to me rs
trustee. dated August !, lsSs, recorded In tho
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. In Decd Of Trust Book
No. q, page 30, ! will sell at the north front
door of the Court House OF said county, on
Saturday, the sGth Day OF September, 1891,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
described properly, that is say: a certain pIccS
OF ground situated in that part OF the city OF
Wheeling. Ohio county, West Virginia, called
Centre Wheeling, being part Of lot No. lis in the
rear OF lot No. SC, beginning for the same ut the
corner OF Twenty-tirst street and the alley run.
ming from Twcnty-ilrSt 10 Twentieth street, be-
tween Main and Market streets: thence along
the cast line OF said alley northwGrdly sixty
feet more or less TO the wall OF a bricl; house.
thence at right angles with said alley castwardly
with the line of said house TO n corner thirty
three feet wcstwGrdly from tho Pro sbytcrlan
church; thence TO Twenty-first street by limo
parallel with the western boundary OF said
church and thirty-thrcc feet distant the rciroln;
thence westwar1ly with the line of Twenty.
first street 10 the place OF beginning.
The title Is believed 10 be perfect, but selling
Us trustee | will convey only tho title vested in
me by said decd Of trust. :
TERMS OF SALE-One'third and as much moro
aS the purchaser. elects TO pay In cash on tho
day OF sale, the balance in two equal INSTALL
meuts ut six aud twelve months, notes bearing
interest hom the day Of sale TO be given for the
deferred payments, the title to be retained until
paymcn. is made in full.
WI. W. CoWDES, Trustee.
WI HALLER, Anctloneer. sej-s
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The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday.
October >, lsgl. W.. W. COwDEN, "
sc2o'HiS Trustee.
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WI. W. CoWDES, Trustee.
w. Il HALI.ER, A%uctioneer. sej-s
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JAMES A. N
Real Estate Agent. u. s. Claim Attorney. Expcr.
il pension Claims.
$3.50 1912 Market Street.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK. Feb. g. noon.-Stocks opened
dullsbut steady. Money easy at 2G12l5 per cent.
Exchange long, 81 s4-s634 S4Sz; short, 81 s694
@4 81. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull out steady.
The following were the p. m. stock quota
tions:
Erie. .............. 20SA Richm'd & w. PIT.
Chicago & North. 1914 Terminal ...... 1915
Lake Shore. .......ii2}4 Western Union. STA
Norf. & w. pref. -
new YORK, Feb. S, 500 p. m.-sterlng ex-
change closed dull at 81 si160I4 IS: CONNER
cial oils 81 S404 S616 Money easy at 11592
per cent, closing Offered at = per cent Gov
eminent bonds closed dull but STEADY; four
per cents 40; four and half per cents i03.
STATE ho0Gs IA. u fc uur-iess.
Sub-Treesury balances-Coin, Sl51, 2S5. 900;
currency, Sj.520O0.
Traling in the stock market was dull again
to-day, put the market showed a continuation
or the late strength, especially in the forenoon,
and with slight setback, caused by weakness
in few stocks. there was strong undertone
displayed throughout the So sion. among
those which showed the most strength at times
may be mentioned Mssolr Pacific, Wheeling
and Lake Erie, Union Pacific and Lake Saore
with special advances in many Of the inactive
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THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1891.

Cleared. schr Howard Peck. Mehafiey, Fer
nandina-
Charters. steamers Southery IBrl. cotton.
Galveston to Liverpool. 4Os Feb - cancellation
Uplands lBrl. cotton. Savannah to Liverpool or
Bremen 1864 (Feoruary-Marchl
tGerl. Luke, Pensacola.
fS Birksnsead. Feb arrived, bark alexander
Cape Town. Feb s-sailed. bark Frida CNorl.
Olsen. Pensacola
Prawle Point, Feb q Passed. ship Dora [Gerl,
Lehman. Savannah for Bremen.
Rotterdam, Feb Arrived, bark Charles Bal
Nor, GunderSen, Savannah.
Cientuegos. Jan Sailed, schr Lloret de Mar
tsp, Fernandez. Mobile.
Havana, Jan SS-Sailed, brig Integridad TSpl
Roig Charleston.
st Jago, Jan 2l-Arrived, schrs R D Speer.
freeman, Brunswick, Ga; Mary Hubbard,
Brunswick. Feb S-Arrived. steamer st Clears
lBrl, Anderson, Liverpool: banks Simon TGerl
betz, Fernandna; Modstana [Ital, Cafiero'
Fernandina, Feb S-Arrived. schrs Hattie Turn.
York.
Sailed. schr Charlotte sibIey. Chapter, New
York.
Fortress Monroe. Feb 9-In the roads. bark
Lizzie Carter, from Baltimore for Apalachicola-
cape Henry, Feb Passed schr Josephine,
Port Royal, S c, from Baltimore.
Norfolk. Feb 3-Sailed, steamship Malahar
lBrl, Allen. from Savannah for Liverpool
Newport News, Feb 3-Arrived steamers Pro-
pltlous lBrJ, Kemp, Brunswick. Ca for Bremen;
Tiyerton lBrl. Whitehead, do for Lverpo L
PENSACOLA, Jan 5l-Cieared, bark Assunta Mar
cheese tltal. Lceti, Naples.
Port Royal, c, Feb S-Cleared, steamer Lin
da lBrl, Lowe. United Kingdom
Sailed, schr Fannie l. Childs, Boston
Philadelphia, Feb 3-Cleared, schr Robert W
Dasey, Tracey, Savannah
Portland, Me- Feb 3-Arrived schr Dcky
Bird, Scofeld, Belfast, for Charleston.
Providence, r Il, Feb 3-Sailed. schr Henry
| ClAusen, Jr, Colcord, Apalachicola
New York, Feb ARRIVED out, steamships
| Germanlc, City Of Berlin and Nevada for Liver.
| pool.