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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04
HIARrIN's FERRY.
Evnngellsts Dspart-PersonaI GoSSIp-Ac.
cIdent-BurnIng Brick, Etc.

EVnnRellstE DepRFt-Personal GoSslp-Ac'
cident-Burnlng Brick, Etc.
The 0berlin evangelists finished their
work last night at the Baptist church,
where q Union meeting of all the
churches was held and largely attended.
The union meeting ut the Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday evening
was monster, the church being packed.
At this meeting twenty-six young men
signed cards signiiying their desire to
accept Christ, twelve pretering the
Presbyterian church, five the Methodist,
one the Baptist and one the United
Presbyterian. Tho others had no prefer
ence. hlessrS. Mead and Harroun leave
this morning for East Liverpool. While
in Martins Ferry they have accom-
pllshed much good.
Joseph Roberts and Will Mcguire
started for Colerain on Sunday in one
Of Weber & Co.'s buggies. When
about half way out the buggy upset and
was demolished. Roberts and McGHire
were slightly hurt.
Ellis Lash left on Sunday on his
wheel for Cincinnati and he may 60 on
TO Memphis. lie expects TO make the
trip from Columbus to Cincinnati in q
day, which is fast time. Harry Ches-
sell rode out as fur as Cambridge with
him.
DR.. VIII II. Hall was called to Dn-
uuesne, Pa, Yesterday by the serious
illness Of his brother Charles. The
doctor intended to 90 into camp with a
military company near SandusSy to-
day.
Mr.. Fred Northwood and Miss Eva
Northwood will sail for England on Sat
urday. Both have made many friends
while visiting their brother, Mr.. Harry
Northwood, here.
Yesterday Messrs. George chessell,
Alvin Sedgwick, George Ralston, Pat
McDonaugh, Henry Floto and 1. II.
Stanton left for Detroit to take in the
encampment.
Mr.. Harry Hoffner, Of New Brighton,
Pa, who has been visiting his mother
in-law, Mrs. S. e. Deitz, at the Sherman
House the past two weeks, returned yes
terday.
Rev. A. E. BrownIee, wife and child
leave to-day for Mountain Lake Park.
They will be accompanied by MIR.
Brownlee's father and brother.
Miss Grace Graham will return to
her home at Greensburg, Pa, after a
pleasant visit OF six weeks here.
Mr.. Fred Jones has presented the Y;
NJ. q. A. library with the full and second
ohriau NJ Emarann's esSaVS
An eightcen-months-old child of
Charles Mills, residing in the First
ward, died yesterday. 4,
Jacob Daubenmyer leaves on Thurs
day for Fostoria, where he will work in
glass works.
The new brick and tile works will
burn the first kiln OF brick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marian McGrewreturned
Yesterday from Guernsey county.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. S. Baird returned last
evening from Pittsburgh.
Miss May McKim has returned from
Pittsburg.
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MouNDsvI1hE.
business and Social Items-PersOnnl Cos
sip-petiy Suits, Etc.

Business and Social Items-Personal Cos
sip-Pet,y Suits, Etc.
John Walker and Charles Mum were
before Justice Criswell yesterday to de-
terinine tho ownership OF a horse. The
animal originally belonged to Walker,
and he loaned him to q man TO try him,
with the understanding that the man
was to buy the horse il it suited him.
Il must have suited him pretty we'll,
for lie sold it to Mum and pocketed the
money without saying word to
Walker. lie sued to recover his prop
erty and got his horse back. Both par
ties 10 the suit were German, and an
interpreter was necessary to conduct
the trtdi.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, q blind minister,
preached an interesting sermon to the
convicts Sunday morning. A number
OF visitors attended the service, several
OF them being from the camp grounds.
He also talked q short time at the Sab
bath school ut tho camp grounds in the
afternoon and preached at the Presby-
terrain church in the evening. lie is an
Intelligent man and makes an interest
ing talk.
TT. Patton, salesman for the Weaver
Bardait- Humphreys Manufacturing
Company, left yesterday on an extended
Western trip in the interest OF the COM
pany. He will be gone month, and
will visit most OF the large cities be-
tween here and tho Rockies.
Martin Gregg, an aged resident of
Moundsvillc, died at his home in the
First ward Sunday. lie was seventy
six years OF age and leaves q twin
brother The remains were inferred
yesterday afternoon.
Tho case OF Minor vs.. Meighen occu-
pied the attention OF Squire CrisweiPs
court Saturday. William Meighen was
sued for trespass and was tined 81 80
and costs.
The Herald has bought two new Cor
don jobbers and 32.inch paper cutter
OF the most approved make, big lot Of
type and other material.
Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott, of
Bridgeport, Ohio, were the guests Of
Mr. John Chapman and family over
Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Mcconnell, OF Whitney,
Ohio, is the guest OF friends here.
A party Of young people will picnic at
Potts Mills to-day
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To knowing means Of overcoming that OBJ
stinatc disorder, constipation? OF coune you
can. Then why don't you2 Ask those who
have tried It, aud they will tell you that Hos
letters Stomach Blttes Is mHtchless laxative,
eiIeetuhl without violence thoroughly Aiicra.
tive but perfectly reliable. II iuvigOFates, too,
no less than Il regulates the system, and II Is
chiefly 10 this hbt quality that Il owes the per-
manenCy OF It's regulating effects since, u vigor
Is lacking ia tho region Of the bowels, the
those organs 70 suspended. peohGtrucntS and
caihArties IN general arc simply that aud moth.
inE inorc they relax the bowels merely without
invigomllng them, and o. their laxative action
TO weaken tho OtgnnA Ugotho Bitten, also, t0E
malaria, rheumatism, Indigestion, debility and
kidney trouble,
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,irlnr his whole time to Dis Oaloial

giving his whole time to his official
duties.
Fourth-That the teachers should aim
to improve themselves so it may justify
the board Of education in giving in
creased salaries.
Fiith-That as it has pleased an. All
Wise Providence TO remove by death
two Of our most efficient teachers-Miss
Betty Wilson and Miss May Mccoy
We in this way express our deep appre-
citation OF their educational services in
this county, and our heartfelt sympathy
for their bereayed friends.
Sixth-That we thank the superin-
tendent for extending our time for re-
viewing tho studies recently added, and
we congratulate the instructor and his
assistants on their proficiency In the
institute work, and thank them for the
interest which they have manifested in
preparing Us for our future task; also,
we extend our thanks TO Miss Vogel for
the musical assistance rendered by her.
Seyenth-That copy Of these resolu-
tons be sent to the county papers for.
publication.
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THE COUNTY INsrIrurE.
The aTOst Successful on Rccord-The
Resolutions Adopted.

The aTOst Successful on Rccord-The
Resolutions Adopted.
The annual Ohio County Teachers
Institute was held at West Liberty July
9Ito 81, inclusive. The register showed
an enrolment Of sixty-seven, quite
large attendance. All who were pres.
ent pronounced the session the best
they had ever attended. Prof. Robert
\. Armstrong Of the West Liberty nor
mai school. was institute instructor.
His talks on school organization and
school government were especially in.
irrestiRg.
Rev Mr.. Carver gave short talk on
Tue importance oil teaching language in
thepublic schools. Mr.. H. &. l.azear
conducted several recitations in book
Keeping, showing its importance as u
study. There were few teachers pres
ent who did not at some time during
tAe institute take IN active part. The
committee on resolutions reported the
following, which were unanimously
adopted:
We, the teachers OF Ohio county, in
institute assembled at West Liberty, do
congratulate the people Of Ohio and ad-
Joining counties upon the prosperity
and advancement OF the West Liberty
normal school, and upon the interest
manifested by the school officers in
supplying improved apparatus for our
public schools.
Resolrtd, That we commend the action
Of the last legislature in onacting laws
relating TO advanced institute work, but
We regret that provision was not made
lor allowing the teacher for time spent
al the institute, to be deducted from the
school term, and Der salary allowed to
50 on the same as on holidays.
Second-That we endorse the course
eeistudy for district schools prepared BY
Superintendent Morgan and that We re-
commend its adoption in ali uugraded
schools Of the State.
Ihird-That the Office OF county sup
eHntendent should be invested with
more power, and the salary increased
80 as TO justify the superintendent in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04
BELLAIRE
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Gins City.

All Sorts of Local NcHs and Gossip uop
the Glass City.
Chris Tabs, an employe of the steel
works, was badly hurt by plank fall
ing from the cupola. 1t struck him on
the head, making bad cash. He was
carried home and medical aid sum-
moned, and last night he was able to
sit up.
Jimmy MacNamee, for a number Of
wears a brakeman on the Q. & P. rail-
road, has resigned and will move to
Chicago Junction. He will work for
the Pittsburgh, Akron & Western rail-
road.
Mrs. George Mcpherson and Mrs.
George Sewers left yesterday for De-
troit, Mich, as delegates to the mis-
sionary convention. They went via the
Cleveland & Lake Erie road.
Robert Michael, OF Michael Bros, will
leave for Pittsburgh this week to ar
range for going to Mnncie, Ind, the
next fire to work. His brother Edward
will continue the business.
John +. Gilday, who has been with
his wife near sRlesvilIe for some time
past, is back at his post as Baltimore, q
Ohio baggage master. While away he
was III for several weeks.
At noon to-day Rev. A, B. Williams,
pastor OF the Christian church, and
Miss Camille Marsh will be married ut
the home of the brides parents.
At John shipman's carpenter shop
Yesterday morning q young son OF w.
IL. Weeks had the index finger OF his
right hand cut off.
Miss Maud Potts has resigned as one
of the High School teachers and will
accept more lucrative place, with less
labor, at Cadiz.
Rev. r. w. Lane and family leave this
week for Mountain Lake Park, Mr.
Lane having two weeks engagement
to fill there.
Louis j. Bolte became disguised with
the saloon business and quit. He will
manufacture stogies for a Wheeling
firm.
Luther Mccullough and vito, OF Web.
ster City, H., are visiting Dr.. j. 6. and
MIR. W. S. Mccullough, OF Gravel Hill.
Mrs. Kate Ramsey and family, who
recently moved to Texas, have returned
and viii live near Jacobsbnrg.
The Gravel Hill Reading Room Club
has purchased q lot and will build o
neat and suitable building.
Engineer John Chisholm and family
returned to their home yesterday, after
pleasant visit here.
Thirteen arrests were made from Sat
urday evening until Sunday evening.
Dr. @. E. Kuz and family have gone
to Detroit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04
SUBSTANTIAL PROOF.
Actual and Reliable Residents of
Wheeling Come Forward and
Give Their Experience
and Opinion,

Among the many patients that have
been taking treatment recently from
Drs. Copeland & Bell, and can substan-
tiate their efficiency in treating catarrh
and kindred troubles, is Mr.. Philip
HeintZ, engineer at the schmulbacA
plant. located in South Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

My wife used only two bottles OF
"Mother's Friend before her third con-
iinement. Saws she would not be
without it for hundreds Of dollars. Had
not half rs much trouble as before,
Dock Mus, Lincoln Parish, La. Sold
at wholesale and retail By Logan Drug
Co., and all druggists. DAw
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In IN interview with Mr. Helnts, he said:
AZ had been troubled with cntaTrh ior tne ist
FIVE or six years ] paid but little attention. 70
It, thinking Il only frequent attacks OF cotHis
until about two years ngo, when upon consuit-
Ing physician learned that had an hgSfa-
waited case OF Catarrh. ,-,..
~ tried some remedies, hut failed 10 derive
any benefit until about three months ago. ~,
dMy nose would stop up and was coupelleu
TO breathe through my mouth. The mucous
would accumulate In my throat and IN me Dl Nv
mart OF my nostrils. had 70 snutt back 20 9is-
lodge Il and was always clearing my throat NY
throat was always irritable, and al umes coulu
scarcely swallow ,,,,,,,,
II became alarmed about myself and, readnii.R
OF the cures wrought by Drs. Copeland ~ bell,
concluded to call OH them. Alter consulting
them | resolved TO try their system OF tieat,
inent. / have been under their care since that
lime and Gun say for myself that have lGl-
nroved from the beginning, aud the chunge ~
my condition Is so great and satisfactory tnnl
can confidently testify as 10 their success IN my
case, and can say for them that am pleased 70
recommend them. and know from my eSpSt
fence that they arc skilliul and SUCCESSFUL III
Treating catnrfh and al kindred troubles"
Mr. Joseph GlhlZ, 40S Market street says oi
his chsc: AFTER taking a course OF treatment
am much improved In every way. l iSsl
strong and well now. The catqrrhal tr0uuies
TINT had have disappeared and ! teel Det isr
than have felt for years, and Will gla9Iy
recommend the doctors TO those VINO heeu
physician"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

Mps. NJ. ScnAESBERdER, Beaver Dam,
Wis, writes: 1--WE have used Dir.
Thomas Eclectric Oil in our family for
coughs, colds, Group and rheumatism.
1t cures every time.n D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04
REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate for Sale


Thirty.two acrcI Of the Cochran portion OF
the John Reid farm In Pleasant Valley, on the
National road, now occupied by Joseph DIM
mey, $4,000
10. iSli Eolf street, brick, $500.
No. 100 Fifteenth street, 1900.
No. IS South broadway, frame, $500.
$500.
No , 20 Virginia street, Island, s rooms and
bath room, new, 1000.
No. itizAlcg Il. East Wheeling, tmme house
Of iOurfooms, lot 3Oxl2O feet, SOD
"BrookSide," on the National road, about one
mile west Of bridgeport, Ohio, over one.hRlt
acre OF ground With nice dwelling and all neccS.
Eary improvement, 81. 800.
building lots on west side OF North Huron
street, Island, at so per foot fnont.
l00x3j0 feet In Pleasant Valley, on the National
road, for 81 800, on easy terms,
The business building, No. l623 Main street
nov occupied BY ]. W. Hunter & Co.'S spice
mills.
The Pryor place on National road near Kim
Grove, consisting Of about eighteen acres.
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Tho Best Remedy for Cholera aIorbus,
rrop, the m Moiso, Lcdtler,

The BoNt Kcmcdy Tor UhOIeFh MoFbus,
From he Da MOiaos Leddn.
Some weeks ago q Leddsr man went
into drug store and asked; "W That is
the best remedy for cholera morbus2"
He was told, "Chanberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" The
medicine was purchased, and worked
like charm. 1t proved TO be very
effective, and since we found by expert
ence in our own housolloll.that this
particular REMEDY. was of real value, we
have not hcsitated to speak Of its merits
as occasion offered. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

TnE distentioa OF the stomach which
many people feel after eating may be
due 10 improper mastication OF food /;
but, In most cases, II indicates weak
ness Of the digestive organs, the best
remedy for which is ono Of Ayers Pills,
to be taken after dinner. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL have located
permanent Offices at 1921 Main street, wheeling,
". Va, where they treat with success al curnole
Ttopp. m. sundays, o o. IN. TO Y M, and to
n, IN. Specialties-Catarrh and diseases OF the
Eye. Ear, Throat and Lungs. ConSuliatlonl ire
Address MI mail TO DRS. COPELAND q BELL,
ll2l Main street, Wheeling, w, Va
Prominent, Including medicine. S. q month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

mo, sir, said the shoe manufacturer,
81 can't sell the goods at that price;
I'm n shoemaker, not freebooter. y
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

Modesty always charms, but It docs
not always capture. Gal'ea8a Me7cs.
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COCOA
GR4TEFUL---C0MF
EPPs's COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
BREAKFAST.

nBy a thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and
nutrition, and by careful duplication Of the
flne properties OF well-selecied Cocoa, MT. E;ppa
cAtcIy fiRvOurcd beverage which may save iia
many heavy doctors bills II q by the iudiclou1
use Of such articles OF diet that constitution
10 resist every tendency 70 disease. HundredSot
subtle Inalndles are boating around rs ready 10
attack wherever there ~ weak point We may
escape many fatal shaft By keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and q properly
nourished frame. H-"CIYiL SERVICE GAzETIE."
Made simply with boiling water or milk. gold
only IN hGli.pound tins b. GTSeers labelled
homeopathic Chemists, london, England.
OC2i!TTlIAg
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zRINEHART 8 TATuM.
jyeo 1914 Market street. AZ
RENT.

VI
Three-foom0d house, National poadf 500
Double frame house on Baltimore street.
Desirable nawfesidenGe on South Front street.
100 acres land, Greeley county, Kansas, $500.
Sixteen lots In J. and ]. r. Baker addition
No. s. and 81 Sixteenth street.
No. 263l and 1858 Chapllne street,
Thirty.hve acres stone and coal land, Rush Run,
Ohio.
seyenteen and one-half acros land, ono-hGlt
mile west lower point OF Island
Desirable residence ono milo west OF Bridge
PHI Three t and onehnli acres Of land near West
Liberty. 10
10. $50 wetzel street ground 5OeySOOfcet
No. 9331 md 1888 Wood street.
Twenty.Qno shares Ry0rside Glass Works
No. . Alley 3, corner Alley b and Alloy 8
Nos. sOiS and 2oal Main street
Eighteen acres Of land one mile east Of Elm
Grove Fronts about 500 feet on National road,
with fOurroomed trame house and 900 fruit tre0S
EotS6 81 ise feet, Elm Grove
Nos. 81 and 80 Alloy 10.
Nos. 1904 and 1905 Chapllne street.
No. 1905 McColloch street.
No. sos McColloch street.
No. MO and MP Main street.
No. 290i and zoos Main street
No. 1901 Market street.
No. 90 Ohio street. a
No. GO North Front street-ground 90 by about
No. 2sl4EofrStreet
No. 900 Main street
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If your name is not on the INTELLz.
GEScER's subscription Books mike haste
to get It on the list. Notwithstanding In
creased size aud general improvement
tbcre is no increase In price. still bettet
thInRa are 70 como.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estato Agent U. $. Claim Attorney Expert
npcnsion Claims
,y0 1912 Market Street.
FOE sALE.

slr.roomedinme house at No. 900 North York
SST s AZ house,. corner New Jersey and
Erie streets. 81 $50
Four.roomed house, caldwelrs run, 81 200.
Eight-roomed house and small house on alley
in rear, at l85 Zane street, $1,000.
New four:roamed house, g7lS Moyston street.,
y New s- six:rcc@ed house. % Virginia street,
S Investment that will pay good lntercst-the
property on southwest corner Of Zane and
Choice building lots on tho Island.
Lot 50xi0O. east, hd9 Mccollooh street be-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-25
SYMPATHETIC ROMANS.
Their Great Generosity to the Ischia
Earthquake Sufferers.

Their Great Generosity to the Ischia
Earthquake Sufferers.
A writer in the Cornhill Magazine, recall
ing the incidents Of the terrible earthquake
on the island Of Ischia, near Naples, eight
years ago, wildly describes the scene in
Rome when the aims were collected for the
sufferers. We have seen so much of late Of
the evil side of Italian character as to make
this instance of its generosity and quick
sympathy the Dleasanter reading.
What an extraordinary scene was that
says the article in question, in Rome on
August 9th, elghtdays after the earthquakel
The day was set apart for quest Of aims
for Casamicciola. A spacious wagon a
drawn up AID down tie streets of the city,
heralded by the wall OF a trumpet The
Municipal Guard and citizens attended the
car on foot, and two ladies dressed in black
sat upon the box. The wagon was inscribed
"Casamicciola," and the flag of Italy bound
with crepe, flattered in front of It, Such
procession was well calculated to touch
Italian sympathieS. The people sobbed in
the streets.
But they also offered Casamicclola better
tribute than tears. The most various of
articles shOwered into the car from the
die OF clothes from one story, shirt from
the window above, money tied in hand
kerchief from the :hird, and from the attic
perchance a pair Of earrings, removed by
their owner from her ears in haste ere the
car should pass.
8 In the poorer quarters of the city the pro-
cessiOn aroused real enthusiasm of genOr-
Osity. A cOb6ler ran from his shop and
threw into the car the coat he had been
wearing.
What will You do n0wP" asked his wife.
- GU have no other"
Mia cara, in this warm weather it's
enough if l have my Shirt" said he.
A cabman likewise stripped himself to his
shirt, and gave cloak, coat, waistcOat, and
even his watch and chain to the commits
sioners.
A woman united her apron and reft her
baby OF its frock, that she might not be
backward in giving. The shOp-keepers
offered contribution in kind-packets of
nacarOnI, bottles of oil, sausages and bread.
Curious also was the donation 0f the pro-
prietress of wine-shOp in the Via Mont
eroni. She gave an iron bedstead, Carge
enough for twO) set up for use, with mat
tresses, pillows and blankets complete; and
with her neighbours aid this was duly
hoisted into the car upon the other things.
1t may be imagined that one wagon did not
suffice to hold such Roman charity as this.
single district contributed four wagon
loads OF things. The copperS of the poor
were alone enough to fill four-and- twenty
saPkS.