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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23


Wheslirr'a Interest In the New Railroad
The success q o manufacturing com
munity depends largely on the ease and
cheapness with which it can assemble
the raw materials and ito facilities toi
distributing It's manufactured products,
In these respects Wheeling strikes .
much better average than most manu-
featuring cities.
With the completion Of the Terminal
Railway system Wheeling will be more
advanced BY that ons stroke Of CONNER.
cial enterprise than abe hiss been by all
the pood things that have hitherto come
10 hor in any period Of item years. But
this very boon cxcites Weddings ann
billion for moro, and makes more easily
possible.
The tunnels through the great hills,
which 90 long etood like impossible bar
riers, with tho tracks Of this system
girdling the city and taklngin the manu-
featuring establishments, as soon will be
done, the chief obstacles in the way Of
a road to the coke fields will have been
overcome and great part Of the cost
will have been met.
Another road TO tho coke fieldi-of
Penupylyania and West yirginia-is es.
scntial to wheelinE's continued growth,
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigeetion, Con.
stipation. csc per box, 3 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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Maud-"GsOrpe told me last night
was his little dnckn Ethel-"He
probably discovered that you were no
chieken.n
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NJ. L. BLAIR, ALDERMAN, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa. stated Nov. 8, '8S: he
had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oilfor
sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and rheu'
matism. Cured every time. paw
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sATURDAY. EN- b, ls9l,

purpose Will on
SATURDAY. MAY o, 1891,
commencing ct $50 O'Clock q. m, on the
premises, sell at public sale 10 the highest bid.
der, the lillian Porter farm, located on the
National road, about three miles cast Of Wheel.
ing, comprising 100 acres aud four peteheB.
The property has been undivided into PAR.
cels consisting Of 81 acres aud 81 peTches OF hill
land and thirty I've building lots, some front.
Ing on tho National road, And all
lAFRe and finely located, being from
half an acre 10 nearly an aero In area.
1hete parcels will be sold Repeatedly. For their
boundaries, reference Is made 70 tho papers in
the above entitled cause, and especially 10 the
plRts filed herewith. 4 plRt showing the
thirty lots above mentioned IL recorded IN the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the County Court.
Tho wheeling vein OF coal under the hill
land, which 10 Of tho Gneat quality. with the
hRht to mine the samo, and the opening, chute
end entry thereto aB the same now arc, will be
sold separately or with the surface a. may be
found most advantageous.
TRANS OF SALE:-Ono third OF the purchase
money and such further B1m a. the purchaser
may elect In hand, the balance In equal install.
ments At one and two Year, rom the day Of ale
the purchaser giving bond for the deferred In
StAllmenn, with approved security, said bonds
70 bear interest from date aud tho title 10 be
retained until the purchase money u paid In
full and conveyance directed By the court
W, P. HUHGARD,
Special COMMISSIONER,
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EXECUTORS SALE.

T7XEoUToR's SALE OF Y1IU4.
d BILE PROPERTY.
Twin oEfcs for sale at the front doc. OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock q. M, the half lot on which "a ,l,.
uated houAa No. 81 Fifteenth street The hons
contains eight rooms, good cellar, hot aud cod
water, both gases.
cent q 500 which Is 10 be paid March l6, isgl
With Interest from the day OF sale ID Two ID.
stallments, payable september l6 1901, and tho
second when the note Is due.
Also, on the same day Rt 2 O'Clock p. m,
will sell at No. 81 Fifteenth street all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture IN said houIC,
Terms cash.
Executor OF the will Of James Bodley, deceased,
W. II HALLER. AuCtiOneer. apis
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UIANTED-HORsE AND BUGGY,
w together OF separate. Answer, naming
price and whore 70 DO seen, 70 TX, lntelLigen-
Ger oflce. eR2
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thereby certify that bond and security has
been given as required BY law, By ". P. Hub.
bard, the special Commissioner In the above en-.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
ArHfL n fh1f Rp23
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GENERAL NOTICES.


NOTICE.
The West Virginia China Company hRs on
hand q large quantity Of finished and unfinished
ware, aud also ebout $50 tons Of clay, about
forty Eve tons OF Ellnt and eighty tons Of spar,
and other things aud materials used in
well equipped pottery, together with q
lot OF ONCE furniture, which II will sell
at private sale at less than cost prices Of
any time before the 2lBt day OF April next and
tho balance or residue Of .the materials and
things not disposed Of by said 2lBt day OF April
will be offered At public sale Of the works Of
said company, beginning at 10 O'Clock q. m. on
said 21Bt day Of April, 1891. Persons desiring 70
purchase can call Of the c0mpany's works on
North Main street.
WEST VIRGINIA CHINA COMPANY.
by AUGUST RoLF, President ap2
The above sale has been. postponed until
Tuesday, May 8, at same place and time.
WEST VIRGINIA CHINA COMPANY.
nv AUufET ROIH. President
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A DMINIsTRAT0R's NOTICE.

EOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM
~ containing . acres Of land, located on
Peters Run, Ohio county, W. Va. There . on
or ontbuildIngS. A flne orchard OF apple trees,
flnt class county road 70 the place. good
water and good fences. For Particular inquire
OF MRS. GERTRUDE KUHN, on the place, or
MR.. LOUIS KUHN, GO Main street Wheel
Ing. W. Va. apHe
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EOR SALE-A. DRY GOODS AND
u Grocery Store. doing . good business IN q
town for 10 yeaT. Good reasons for wanting 70
ali. !, i, HARRISON, Martins Ferry, o. ap2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A GOOD MoLDER ON
w general machine work. PAT1IN, HALLL
A pAIlLIM. MnIlAltl. o. op0
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mo CARPENTER CONTRACTORS.

Blds arc solicited for doing an extensive ioh q
cafpOntaF work. All material Will be inrnltnea
and me contracting carpenter VII nave % ~
Mai oIliy IMPLEMENT, tools and labor, ana give
secnFlty for the faithful performance OF con.
tfSSt. Plans and specifications can DO seen On
And after Monday, April %, at the once Of ",
Ciies9y, architect, III RaillyS building, biW
"S snI n N'''S W $50 JAMES L HAWLEY.
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PUBLIC SALE.
FOR SALE.

dor sALE-HoUSE NO. IS vIR.
Il GINA street, nine rooms, lot CQxl9O. Pos.
session given at once. R0LF 4 HARVEY, 1871
Market street. ApN
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TXTANTED-ONE MAN AND TWO
w GIRLS who understand machine etching
on SiAts. Addlt9 ETCHING" lntelltEensef
Oldce epl
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will DO received By the Klec'
triS Iight CommIEAiOn OF tho city Of MheeunsE
sac 81 West Virginia, until April q, lSyI as y
o'cIock noon, for the materials and macninesy
and the erection Of four hundTed ;g90 ~ ~
tha pity AZ WheolIng, RccordlnR 20 plans e 4 y
specifcstionS on Ole Ia the ONCE o. me B0aia o.
IN Truktees Of Eaid city. Bids 2 20 tor tne ~
tire plant or for any part thereof m ~ y, ~
accom- panied by a.ceEtifed check In the sum % I
one thouiand (Ii.e00l dollafa. 70 the ciy ,oI
WhoelInS, 70 be forfeited 10 laid city upon ths
failure Of tho successful bidder 70 hsn 'ne
contract and give the bond required. .,,,.,,
iSiRnedl RLECTRIC LIGHT COMMISSION
Pr. FARRELL, Chairman
A 4. FRANxHEiN Secretary. apS
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VTTANTED-ALL PERSONS WHO
w arc interested in learning Shorthand 70
know that the quickest time ever made IN
learning Shorthand Is made by the students Of
Inc 9hHtthand School at the wheeling BuLlGesS
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Life Of the Eolld.Rsl.Ynsd Snowman
THE BIRDS OF SPRING
II they COULD be weary Of their songs, would
ind, In our great stock, an almost Infinite
variety OF NEW melodies. 1000 kinds OF
our old music are still called for,
and the new arc more M.
meFouR than the old,

CAETArAE-THE JOLLY FARMERS, Sargent,
no Gil, $50 doE Ne6, bright, easy, AID all
Jolly farmers and their friend! will like, 1t
for 4th OF July; aud NRW FLOWER QUEEN
LOO cts, IS 40 doE Root, for flower time.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS Ike RAISE IN SONG [t0 cts,
or "a 20 doz Emenon; BONG WORSHIP [26
Cts., or g 60 doE Emerson and sherWin; NEW
SPIRITUAL SONGS tSS cts, o 60 doZ,l TCnny
& Holman.
CIolEs constantly send for our Octave Nude
5000 numbers OF Anthems, sAcFed Selections
ETC., TO 8 cts each. Eeld for Lists.
Ono AHIsTs furnished with Voluntary and other
music aud players on Vlolins Guitars, Man.
dolinB, Banjos and all other instruments, sup.
piled With appropriate music. Send for lists
and information. -.
ENERsoN's VOCAL METHOD for ALTO, BARI.
ToSE and BASS VOICES tsl sol "a new and
superior method.
ANY BOOK NAILED FOR RETAIL PRICE.
OLIVER DITsoN CO.. Boston,
o. H. DITsON & CO.,
ERT pRNaHwAR NnVF NRRk CifV nROf.NfPhlW
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A GENTLEMAN TO TAKECHARGE
"A OF ali or portion OF the stAte Of West Viz.
EiIIa, for q Southern Bnilding Loan Astocia-
lion. Improved plan. LIBERAL contract. Ad.
dress v. BREVERD, Director OF Agencies, +. q.
Pox CO. Savannah, Ga ap8
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PROPOSALS.
NTnrInE mol ooNTRACToRs.

The plans and specifications for tho contSm
plated new 81, John'B Church, BenNood ~: W,
Sfobitsct, n Twenty fourth street, WheelingI v,
Va. who will TecSive estimates on the taine "
10 April q, 1881, o. 2 P. NJ, Ihe ~
IeFyes tho right to reject any % ell
Rpli!TThAH THE GO9MLLll.s.-
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MONUMENTS.
MT. P. D. Carroll IL now receiving from Quincy
BarTe and other quAFries the hnest GRAEtTKS,
which were cut and finished complete during
the winter months, and be 70 now prepared 70
cell them 81 q small pToAt, 81 his work., Ne, 10
Sixteenth street, near the ute OF tho Old Stone
Bridge, mr3 DAW
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FOR RENT.

dor RENT-sToRE ROOM, COR
~ Third and Main streets. Apply o a
RonY, 1i06 Main street.. dH
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VTTANTED-EARNEST STUDENTS
wv ladies' and gentlemen, TO know nal
WEST VIRGINIA SHORTHAND AND TYPE.
WRITING SCHOOL, In the Reilly Building.
corner Fourteenth and Market streets, d nov
open 70 receive students, Instruction thorough
and practical, Satisfaction guaranteed. Terms;
Biz Dollars (e6l per month or Thirty (s3g iOt IL
months, CallAt the school or Remington Tyne.
writer Headquarters, 1905 Market street Tor
further INFORMATION. Ap3
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The Philadelphia Pres learns OIL q
scheme to boom Blaine for the purpose OF
killing Of as Presidential possibilities
both Mr.. Blaine and President Harrison.
Republican State conventions are to be
worked to endorse Blaine, who is to be
pushed SO hard that be will have to get
out OF the Cabinet and avow his candi-
dacy, or coDclusiyely withdraw himself
from consideration. Senators Quay and
Cameron are given credit for manapuls-
ting the scheme.
Before we become highly incensed
and be:omingly excited over this perad-
iOus project 1t will be well to walt long
enough TO ASCERTAIN whether 1t rests on
foundation Of truth. The story may
we'll have been based on the obvious
complication OF the Presidential Bitua-
ton as it presents itself to Republicans.
Mr.. Blaine is the most popular man
in the Republican party. Hundreds OF
thousands OF Republicans earnestly de-
sire his nomination for the Presidency.
Unless Mr.. Blaine positively forhids, his
admirers Of the last ditch sort will re-
new the attempt Of 1883 to nominate
him at all hazards. This advance guSrd
will haye the best wishes ola great body
Of Republicans who desire the same
end, but will not 20 so far to accom-
plish 1t.
In every State in the Union there is q
strong element in favor Of Blaine be.
cause Of bis conspicuous abilities and
winning personality. But these I'D.
mirers have no deSite to force Mr..
Blaine out OF the Cabinet, where he is
doing high grade work; nor do they
wish to drive him to the point OF saying
that he will not accept a nomination.
ItGoes without saying that Mr.. Blaine
is too much interested in the work Of
his department to lay 1t down undnish'
ed, SIS he must II he be forced out at this
time. The President does not wish TO
lose the services Of Mr.. Blaine in the
State Department, and, being hopeful OF
a second term, he would not want a
competitor Tor the nomination occupy
ing the frat place in his Cabinet. There
is room for mischisvous persons to
make trouble, and for other mischieyous
persons to imagine an intrigue.
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McLAIN BROTHERS. Druggists,
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80 PHEASANT VALLEY LOTS.
Porter Farm and Coal
AT PUBLIC-SALE.
Robert Anderson. Administrator. !

Robert Andetson, AdnllpIlItaIoF. :, ,,..-
william roster'I heirs and othctsJ :
In pursuance Of q decree made on the 18th day
OF April, 1881, by the CiicuIt Court for Ohio
county IN the above entitled cause, the under.
signed appointed speclal commissioner for the
nuFhnNh will on
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-05-07
Good Brick.

A representative of the Michigan
Chemical Sand Brick Company is in town
with a view to the establishment of a
plant TO supply the trade OF this vicinity
with brick manufactured by a chemical
process from sand. These brick have
the appearance of being of a first class
quality, and, 1T is claimed, they are fire
proof, and can be made almost any color
that is desired. They are somewhat larger
than ordinary brick, about 900 Of these
being equal to 900 Of the ordinary size,
and are sold at $500 per thousand.
The sand on the hill has been examin-
ed and found to be admirably adapted
for the composition of these brick. 1t is
purposed to establish brick yard here
or sell the right to some one who will.
If these brick are what is claimed for
them, difficult problem is solved for
Aberdeen, and many stone and brick
buildings will be seen going up in the
near future, the material for which
will have been obtained within the city
limits.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-05-07
Almost a Burglary.

Monday night an attempt was made to
burglarize the house of the Frenchman
living on the Hoquiam road. The floor
was bored through and the plank sawed
and taken out until hole large enough
to admit man was effected, when the
party made the discovery that he had
been at work directly under the bed OF
the gentleman upon whose property he
was felonously intent and, "Considera-
ton, like an angel came, and whipp'd
all the offending Adam out Of him."
This is the only solution Of the mys-
terious suspension of operations, when
the well filled purse of his quondam vic
tim was practically within his grasp and
its possessor securely locked in the en-
brace of Morpheus; for, no sensible
burglar would entertain fears of inter-
rupting the slumbers Of a man who had
continued his dulcet shores, like unto
the sharpening of circular saw, while a
hole about two feet square was sawed
into the floor under the couch whereon
he rested.
From professional standpoint, what
an insurmountable object in success
pathway is the possession OF that rare
gem-conscience!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-05-07
HON. VIM. L. WILSON.
Addresses Large Gathering of Demo
Gratis and Republicans-He Fur
nishes Food for Reflection.

Monday afternoon, Hon. VIM. L. Will
son and party arrived in Aberdeen.
several hours before they were expected,
thus thwarting the intentions of the
officers of the democratic club, who in
tended to have out the band and give the
distinguished gentlemen a fitting re-
ception.
About p. m. the party was escorted
by number of citizens, with the band
playing, to Koehler's hall, where large
audience Of both republicans and demo-
Gratis had gathered to hear the dis
tinguished orator.
F. r. Wall, of our city, introduced J..
M. Carson, of Seattle, and he in turn
briefly introduced Mr.. Wilson.
The tariff was discussed in logical
and argumentative manner. While no
new points were adduced, the illustra-
tons and arguments were forcible and
conclusive, and will, no doubt, set many
OF those present to doing just what the
democratic party has been trying to get
the people of the United States to do, for
more than quarter of a century-think.
Mr.. Wilson's discussion Of the question
was confined strictly to its merits; yet,
his delivery was so good-he knew SO
well how to say what he had to say-that
he held the complete attention Of his
audience from beginning to end, and was
the recipient of frequent applause.
He protested himself well pleased with
the cordial reception that he had met
with in Washington, and was astonished
at seeing such degree OF progressive
ness in the new state, also, at its wonder
full resources.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-05-07
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
April %


Councilman France made verbal re-
port on the condition Of the Aberdeen
Water Company, and was appointed a
committee of one to collect all rents now
due from water consumers.
A committee was appointed to prepare
statement covering all points relating
to the issue OF water bonds, and to adver-
tise the same.
A communication from the mayor of
Tacoma, inviting the council Of Aberdeen
to partake in the reception of the presi-
dent at that city, was read.
The city attorney reported favorably on
the ordinance prescribing rules and regu-
lations for the health department. The
ordinance was finally passed.
The matter Of opening G street to the
Chehalis river, was referred to the COM
mitree on streets, alleys and sewers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-05-07
CAPITALISTS!

Do you want half interest in one of
the best TOWNSHIP properties in Chehalis
county? Two hundred acres in the city
of Aberdeen, with mile and half of
deep water frontage. The largest steam
schooners that have crossed Grays Har-
Dor bar loaded with logs for San Diego at
my wharf (Which is near the upper end
of this land), and passed out without
hindrance, at low tide, one Of them draw
ing sixteen feet of water. There is a
gravel ridge, quarry Of excellent build
ing stone and an exhaustless supply of
brick clay, all close to deep water. Three
streams Of pure fresh water flow through
the land. one of which has been selected
to furnish the water supply for the city
of Aberdeen.
For further particulars, apply at my
residence, or address
JAS. B. STEWART,
Box Is,
13-tf Aberdeen, Wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-05-07
THE JoKOPHoNE.
(phunnygraphed by the HEnAID.)

(fnunnygraphed by the HERALD.)
It is always fly time with absconders.
-Pittsburg Chronicle.
Have you heard that the Market
Street Grocery is the place where they
always keep the best goods, freshest
vegetables, fine fresh eggs, gilt edge but.
ter? The prices are always low. 29-2t
Consider the man who is always punct-
ual---how much times he wastes waiting
for other people.-Elmira Gazette.
Aberdeen's first real live circus is on it's
way. McMahon's New United Shows
will draw the small boy and his father
out Broadway and on the hill. 29-2t
Tramp-"Will this dog bite poor old
tramp" Hired Girl-"Just as quick as
fat young one. Git!"-Epoch.
An excellent stock Of latest novelties
in ladies' dress goods and trimmings at
u. ii. Keith u Co.'S. 27-4t
"a man just had fit up here OH High
street" did you look at him?' eyes"
"No wonder. columbus Dispatch.
III. Weatherwax & Co. have now for
sale 80 acres Of very fine garden land
within one mile Of Aberdeen, which they
will sell at AS per acre, in ten acre
tracts, If sold within few days. Call
and see them. 26tf
He-"So Jack isn't devoted to Kate
any more. Did they fght?" She-"Yes;
they had an engagement" Yale Record
Hundreds of dresses sold every day.
Henriettas, Plaids, Bingalines, and all
new, at &. H. Keith & Co.'s. 27-4t
The Lord knew what was best for mans
peace of mind when he failed to put eyes
in the back Of his head-Atchison Globe.
Five acre tract at Melbourne, on the
Chehalis river, for sale at a bargain.
Apply to Stout &. Van Wrinkle.
A Successful New York Joke-When q
pair Of overshoes fall on the floor it is q
case OF gum drops.-New York Morning
Journal.
Why will you buy poor flour when you
can get the Corvallis -four, which never
fails to give satisfaction, at the Market
| Street Grocery? Call and buy q sack
and prove my assertion. 1. w. EMERY.
It's mighty cowardly man who hasn't
the courage to advise. another with the
toothache to have it yanked Out. Boston
Transcript.
Lower Wishkah street is the best resi-
| dence part Of the city. The northwest
corner Of Wishkah and M is for sale by
P. q. Hussey & Co., cheap. 27tf
A Bad Break.-Edith Cutting (iancee
at the party)-"I hope you are not shy,
jack" Jack Pott (absently)-"No. /
put in. New York Telegram.
l.. J. Weatherwax & Co. have now for
sale so acres of very fine garden land
within one mile Of Aberdeen, which they
will sell at $45 per acre, in ten acre
tracts, if sold within a few days. Call
and see them 26tf
Optician-"I must fit you with strong
glasses" Prohibitionist-"T I must
60 elsewhere. l will have nothing
! strong. The jewelers. Circular.
| Aberdeen's bill boards are painted red,
white and blue by the great American
circus. The mastodon Of mastodons is
advertised in Queen Jumbo, the ele-
phantine elephant; 10 10, the dog-faced
boy, comes all the way from Russia to
show what freaks nature can play with
man. 29-2t
He-"May kiss you just once?" She
NO" He (unabashed)-"How many
time ?'-Life.
A large force of men are at work grad
ing streets in the Portland addition. If