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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-31
M~oUNDsVIL1E.

a nIlseeIInnsouS 1Isinngs Of aTlnor Mat
tSrs from aIarsnall,s Metropolis.
The W. b Humphrey Broom Compa-
ny's new building was Just closed up in
time to escape the blizzard. The ma
chinery Is being put in and operations
will be begun soon. Splendid tinehas
been made by the projectors oil this en-.
tefprise. as work was not begun until
late in the fall.
The people interested in the oil and
gas development are losing no time.
The leasers find this weather o good
time to strike the farmers, a, they cam
not work, and hence have time to talk.
A large amount Of territory has already
been secured and everything is working
fayorabty.
Moundsyillo is to be treated to two
presentations Of ''The ouLcast" inside
Of a week. A travelling opera troupe
will present 1t at the opera house this
evening, and one week hence the Thes-
plan club, Of this city, will present it.
DR.. I. r. Rogers s sons are preparing
plans for q new business building to
take the place Of their present frame
structure. It will be Of the latest de-
sign and will be quite an addition to
that part Of Seventh street.
j. L Lewis, who was visiting friends
here, has returned to his home in steu-
benyille. His family will remain here
with friends q few days longer.
Miss Mary Parkinson will leave the
first OF the week for Iowa, where she
will remain some time with friends.
Miss Daisy Richardson is here from
New Martinsyiiie, the guest OF her
brother, DR.. ]. J. Richardson.
Mrs. Maggie Conner, widow Of the
late Rev. 9. Conner, is quite i'll at her
home on Third street.
The stove factory is already for the
roof, but the weather is too severe for
roofing operations.
3. F. Meighen and R. s. Mcconnell
have returned froma business trip to
New Martinsytlle.
Miss Lora Hicks. Of Cameron, and
Miss Lulu Hicks, Of Wheeling, are VISIT
ing friends here.
Samuel S. Lucas has removed with his
family to the farm Of Samuel Dorsey,
near Limestone.
Edward Manning has returned to
Pittsburgh after spending a few days
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William WOODBURY.. Of
Cameron, were the guests of friends
here yesterday.
Miss Belle Woodburn will return the
frat nf tho weak from n visit to ffienda
in FL Paso, Ill.
Mrs. B. F. Rumble, of Buckhannon, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lowe.
Miss Lizzie Hudson, Of BeallsvilIe, o.,
is the guest Of Mrs. Brown, on Third
street.
Miss jamie Riggs, of Fairview, is
clerkinu in the store Of I. R. Rogerson.
Miss Mary Potts has returned to
Cameron after a pleasant visit here.
j. G. Cook is back from a Christmas
visit to his home at Arlington, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Fullerhave return
cd from a visit to friends in Ohio.
Mrs. John Rogerson is seriously i'll
at her home in the Third ward.
Miss Edie Bardall has returned from
q yisttS friends in Cameron.
Miss Lena Henderson Is visiting
friends at Quaker City, o.
Miss Anna Curtis iathe guest Of New
Martinsyillei friends.
Miss Laura Woodburn is visiting at
Cameron.
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AnnTH PLANING MILLS
HAD suoeoSsfai Years and Report Even .
Brighter outlook.

HAD succeSSfpi Years and Report Even a
Brighter outlook.
Several planning mill men aud build
ing contractors were seen by tNTE1Dl:
dEYcRR reporters yesterday, and it was
learned that 1902 has been the best
year for building that Wheeling has
experienced for some years.
1t Is entirely too early, however, to
predict what 1893 will bring forth in
this line, the present season being the
dullest part of the year in the planning
mill and contracting business. Com
pared with the same period last year,
however, it can betsaid that, providing
nothing unusual happens, the coming.
twelve months will in all probability
equal the preceding twelve.
Atone planingm mill the big part of the
business done at present was in sleda
for boys. This establishment has in
the past week sawed out hundreds OF
sleds, which the boys buy for seventy
five cents and nail together themselves.
The mills do not, however, count on
adding any great sum to their balance
sheets on this branch of business,
which OF course is but temporary.
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ists, andit matters continue 70 30 on 40
they are now, one may expectt6 seetbe
"PatiencG" stride which
forth 60 much criticism. adverse
and otherwise, when Henry Dixey first
1t in this country. AL
ready the advance sale indicates that
Wheeling will not be behind lite sister
according to Dixey and his Ia
te"rpretation Of Patience q most gene
rous and enthusiastic welcome.
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THE BUSINESS REVIEW
In an D DEPARTMENT. in1se2 makes
an Bhcpuraains EXHIBIT.
IHE MANUFACTURERS SATISFIED.
OF them More than Salts.
aed.-inthe 5obbins Trade Very
Encouraging showing is Likewise
Made--New Business Blocks Indi.
cate the Growth o the Community.

In all departments Of the business Of
Wheeling the same encouraging re-
ports are giyena as have been printed in
the IsTEL1loEscER in tho past day or
two as to special lines. The manufac-
lures, as a whole. have been prosper
ous, and in general show adecided in.
crease in volume and value Of output
over 1891. As to special features Of the
years business the officials Of the va
rlous companies have nearly all been
too busy this week to give an opinion,
but all agree that the outlook is en-
couraging.
In steel and iron the business was
good. Nails were not an Item OF the
years business worth mentioning ex-
cept in q few mills. Steel has been in
good demand and prices very fair. II
e not believed that this condition will
be maintained far into the new year.
The glass factories have all had better
business THANH in the average year. spe.
cial features have helped to make them
prosperous. The run Of the year has
been steadier and the output greater
than in any recent year.
The pottery business ts said TO be IN
very satisfactory shape at the close OF
the year. Nearly every concern OF the
kind in the Ohio Valley has made
money and some of them have made q
good deal Of it. The pottery industry
in Wheeling ia just now in better
shape than at any time before in the
city'B history.
In all the jobbtng lines, also, the most
encouraging reports are given: Wheel.
ing merchants have not only held their
own against the most powerful COM
p%etitofs, but have pushed their trade
into new fields. On the whole the
growth Of the iobhing interest in Wheel
ing in 1902 must be set down as remark
able. It's evidences are not wanting in
themagnifccnt new blocks under con-
struction, contracted for or projected.
The fact is that Wheeling people
themselves appreciate less than do the
people Of the country at large the pro.
gress Of her industrial and commercial
interests. They have attracted atten-
ton abroad more than at home.
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FOR qEO WEARS
William Euss Suffered Terribly From
GataEFh.
He mikes a Plain Statement of What Ne
Went hrDugh, and Points the Way 10.
ward Relief and Cure to those Who Are
AfnIeted.

Mr. william Nus, OF CannFon, ". Va. a
blacksmith and wagon builder, by occupation,
states IS follows; 1.-Two years ago my note and
throat got sore, something different from what
had eT0rexpetfenced before. The soreness extend.
Cditom my nose down over my upper III, untltmy
lfp was so BtilE, swollen and rcd as .dre, that /
couldnot open my mouth without great pain.
NJ noStrils would clog up and could not lie q
mlnut6 on my back for the mueus dropping into
my throat, and choking me, consequently had
70 sleep on my side Altogether.
"MythrOatW was Sorb all tho time with q kind
OF dry sticky feeling In Il. causing mo to drink
water frequently 70 relieve the distress, with
aching over top Of head and through my eyes.
Ny cars got dry aud scales camGont OF them,
md they were llWays ttGalng keeping moptcElng
at them every day Tor about eighteen months,
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; It Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectua1ly, aispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial IN lis
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, is
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made It the most
populAf remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gist. ANY reliable druggist who
msy not have it on hand win pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tEy IL Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re STRIP CO.
9Ag aAAeSc0 oli.
GogGhHss q SE IcaE On
LH"H. 1870 - HHN.I
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MA dorman seldier.,,

George B. Wright, a well known
dramatic man, is in tho city arranging
for the appearance next week, from
Thursday till Saturday, Of the attrae-
ton he represents. James a. Reilly
formerly 1.-THE Broommaker' in "a
German Soldier The piece 10 meeting
with universal favor everywhere, and
Mr.. Reilly Is repeating his former sue
AnuhAa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Atsthespscial New Years matinee at
the Opera House Monday the Mclean.
Prescott company will present Romeo
and Juliet and in tho evening sgThe
Dukes Wife" will be given. The latter
IL amagnifcent tragedy by James sher-
idan Knowles, and 1t should crowd the
house, as 1t has never been presented
fneWheelinGs
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RELnAIRE.
All Sorts Of Local NOws and Gossip from
tho GlNsS CIty.

All Sorts OF Local NoWs and Gossip from
tho Glass olty.
Tho county commissioners were on
hand this week to hear the complaints
Of those dissatisfied with the pixies,
but 0 n OF the compliments were
present II 10 said they did not know
Of the visit OF tho commissioners, and
yet the latter were here by request.
There has been q great deal Of quib-
bling, but unless the fault finding can
be put in some moro definite shape 1t
will amount to nothing. The commits
sioners claim to have secured more
pikes in this township for the money
spent than was ever accomplished in
this county. They have listened to q
good deal Of criticism and thought If
some Of the charges were substantiated
there might be %looseness somewhere.
but'so far they have been unable to get
at anything tangible.
A fellow who gave bis name as
Devine was taken to st. 0%lairsvtlle this
week on a charge of breaking .into-the
room Of the servant girl OF Dr.. CT,
snode, at Glencoe. The fellow put up
at tho doctor and got up during the
night and made the assault.
Some Of the Bellaire people at Ander-
son, Ind, write that the gas is SO far
gone 1t is necessary to keep alsupply OF
wood on hand, and every cold spell wa
CONS loaded with wood can be seen in
all parts OF that town. The Indiana
gas field is waning early.
Col. 4. d. Anderson, who is known
throughout this valley as a valuable
friend Of Col. ]. d. Taylor, and who has
been minister to Bolivia since 1890,
will DO home next month, having re-
signed his place on account of ill health.
The entertainment by the Swedish
Quartette in the N. Z. church last
night was a pleasing one. The singing
was first class and the reading cannot
be excelled. The church was crowded.
The board Of trade met yesterday
afternoon to make further arrange
ments with reference to having a
special law passed to issue 100000 Of.
bonds to encourage new industries.
Elder I. R Hodkinson, OF Cincin.
matt, who was recently connected with
the East London Tabernacle, will
preach at the Christian church, next
Sunday, morning and evening.
Charles ]. Gill. secretary ofthe Elson
Glass Co. is taking especial pride in
showing one Of their new patterns
for '9S, It is a rich crystal line Of rare
design.
John Geary, who deserted the regu-
lar army last summer and has been
workingin Trolls coal mines since, was
arrested and taken to Columbus this
week.
Mr.-and Mrs. S. o. CuinmiE. enter.
tanned a number Of friends OF dinner at
their elegant home north Of town yes
terday evening.
The colored folks will give an "oddi
Christmas tres" at their church next
week.
The annual concert by the Christian
church will be given next Monday eyen-
Ing.
Mrs. W. 2. IittlN, ottKs Second ward,
is dangerously afflicted wtthaeancer.
There will be watch meeting at tho
First d. e church this evening.
HALr.ASD-HALyis the coming drink.
It 70 superior to beer always. Drink
Cosgraye's ale and porter, i8isf
N N ~
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OF Hoods sarsaparilla is, always within
the bounds Of reason because it is true;
1t always appeals to the sober, common
sense Of thinking people because it is
true; and it is always fully substan-
tiated by endorsements which, in the
financial world would be accepted with
out a moments hesitation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-31

THERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil to quickly cure acold or 70.
lieye hoarseness. Written by Mira. NJ.
J. Fellows, Burr Oak, ST. Joseph Co.,
Mich. D4w
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Water rents are due January /, but
may be paid any time before that date,
In order to save the 12 per cent advance
in the rate,it must be paid before jan
uayy 10, 1892.
5 g Mtrnnr1n. Sanratarv.
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Ma w1LlAM NUS, Cameron, W IVA
when they Startcato discharge q thin watery
fluid, With a very offensive .odor. which listed
four or Iiy0 months, or until / began treatment
at tho Copeland Medical Institute.
II was continually hacking and coughing. the
cough was dry, being unable to raAo anything,
with pains through tho ccntre OF my chest to
my shoulder blade, EtabbinR like q knlle. Ny
stomach was entirely knocked out had no ap.
petite at all. and what little l ate l forced down.
/ often Wouldnot try to cat at all. but WhenI
dIdcRt, I\could not digest my food, as II lay
heavy on my stomach, and would often blont
me up. Bowels coStLYe all the time, soreness
over my kidneys so bod l could not bear tho
NGightof anyonO's hand on my back. lost in.
weight from 15 pounds to 1gS pounds but now
weigh about my usual weight agaln.
Il now feel like o new man, ears arc we'll
breathe freely through my nose, no more drop
ping from my head into throat soreness In
throat gone, eyeI RrO feeling all right, appetite
good. and relish my meals, and lido Rgood days
work now with some pleasure. TIL bowels are
regular, I do not have that tired fes.in8 on
arising. frequently felt much. wore when ! got
up than before I wont To- bOd before ] began
treatment. My PARLIAMENTARY recommended mo
10 Da Copeland. Bell and Davis for treatment
nndf now fOet tiny duty TO recommend any
one suffering from a complication Of diseases TO
try these doctors at once, Us they surely can euro
them II anyone can"
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FOR S ID.

~ S sf
House OF SIX rooms, brick. E0ff street, between
TWenty.third and TwontY.Iourth Streets, cheap.
Houie OF four rooms corner TWenty.thIFQ and
Charles street, 81 700.
House OF sewn rooms Sixteenth street. gtQ9l
Small h0uBe ana hall lot. Jnc0b street, Centre
Wheeling, on easy terms, SS0l.
House OF six rooms, brick, Centre Wheeling
Three houses on MoySton street, Sixth ward,
on. easy terms, S!,t00.
Four acres and a go0dh0nSc and outbulldlngs.
one mile east OF tho city. SL71I
Farm Of $50 acres three and a half miles below
Moundsvllle, on R0nndbottom Eighty anrct
fne rYnr bottom, with SCyen.FuomRdhout0 and
f~lTst-claSs ouIbuildinEs On easy terms.
Form 30 acres two miles from clty; splendid
Improvements; suitable for gardening.
Lots at east end OF 1wenty.thlfd street on
easy terms q
House Of three rooms on Pike street $40
House nt six rooms. $3.50 Jacob street, $3.50
House Of I've rooms. Fourteenth street. Slu9l
House Of i've - rooms, Eotf strest Center
Wheeling, S2s901.
House Of eight rooms, JAbob street. between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. $500.
Splendid farm, nifty acres, ninsimile1 eaSsot
<! Sas;hsIl lss on Mocolooa stsss:. csass
oae:hali lot Non accollOoh and Bslqpsg
onCfhsliIot on chapllrs street. Sixth Ward
one. OF the belt manufacturing sltsI inthp
city fronting on two railroads
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-31

For a general family cathartic we CON
tidently recommend Hood's PMS. 5
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The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently, Second Floor
11s1 Main St., Wheeling, w. Va.
w. II. COPELAND, M. D.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
E. o. E L M. D.
L. G.. DAVIS, M. D.,
Resident PhyEcIau&

speclalties: Catarrh and all diseases Of tho Eye,
Eat, Throat and Lungs, Stomach and all Chronic
Diseases oaico hours, Ito la N. TO 3 p. m,
ITO 0 m Sunday, lot Ia. M, 2to 4 p mr.
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SIS PER MONTH.

All diseases will BIO treated Of the
uniform ratio Of $500 a month. MedG-
zines furnished free. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
medicine and treatment for all diseases
and all patients.
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THE only natural white oil IN the
world. Natures Hair Restorer, purely
a mineral product. Price SOC. For salo
by Logan Drug Co. See miniature oil
wall. ;.
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HALr.ASD.HALvis the coming drink.
It 70 superior to beer always Drink
Cosgraye's ale and porter,
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j. s. M1rcHr11, Secretary.
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Some Of the Bellaire people at Ander-
son, Ind, write that the gas is SO far
gone 1t Is necessary to keep, aEsupply OF
wood on hand, and every cold spell wa
CONS loaded with wood can be seen in
all parts OF that town. The Indiana
gas field is waning early.
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John Geary, who deserted the regu-
lar army last summer and has been
workingin Trolls coal mines since, was
arrested and taken to Columbus this
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-05-06
ROW the SNEAKER Makes Els

Is Il not a wonder to any one who
thinks about it how the Speaker is able
in week or ten days to assign 5S5 men
to fifty committees without giving one
man too much or emitting to employ
somebody The work is done so sys-
tematically, however. that it is only by
a gross blunder that anybody is alto
gether omNted in the distribution of
places. The Speaker begins by setting
up chart ruled one way for fifty places,
and at right angles to those lines are
3S5 others corresponding to the number
of members and delegates As a man
is assigned check is made in the space
over the name and a committee line in
serted As the work progresses the
Speaker can see at a glance who has
been chosen and who is to be provided
for When change is made, the checks
are rubbed out and the transfer made by
more checks in other places. While
members are not supposed to ask for
places, they do it, and the expression of
preference, though not quite proper, in
: strict sense, is helpful to the Speaker
in furnishing members with congenial
occupation. A certain degree of caution
is observed in refusing to put men on
committees when they are too seemingly
concerned about pet schemes to come
before them
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-05-06
BY WAY OF RELAXATION.

Hokey-'T do objec. to having colored
policemen on the force" Pokey-"And
whys1 Hoksy-"Bscauss IT'S hard enough
to find & white ons at night, much less 3
dark one''-Cloak Journal
Have you learned anything about tho
lawt' asked the proud father of his son.
yes, sir; have grasped the fundamen.
tai principle OF successful practice "
''What Is It'll" Make 1t fee simple in the
deed and fee complex in the bill Wash
ington Star.
Here's letter from poor Carrie. She
and her husband both want a divorce and
neither can get 1t. ''What's the matter %
"He unknown to her, was about to elope
with the governess just as she unknown
to him, was about to elops with his secre-
tary, they met In the dark and eloped
with each other'-Lifs.
Elder Brother (who has to do the work
for the family)-"Ed-, did hear you saw
the other day that you wished you knew
bow to milk cowl" Younger Brother
"Yesn Elder Brother (benignly) well,
If you will black my shoes for me l will
let you milk the COW tonight" The ar
rangement was made and performed
Buffalo Courier.
Omar Ibrahim had been thinking heavi.
ly Plucking up courage he approached
has master, Mahomst. fright eye of the
setting sun, Allah be with you" said be
TO the prophet 4 beg an increase of
salary OF ten dinars and five dirherhs -"
Thou believest in the adage. Time is
money!" asked Mahomet "Verilyn
answered Omar "Thon thou mayest
work two hours longer each day"
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-05-06
THE TORCH OF SCIENCE.

A German chemist has invented a
method whereby petroleum and SINH
lar liquid hydrocarbons can be rendered
non-explosive.
1t is proposed to employ aluminium
for the manufacture of the metal parts
of Photographic cameras and plate
holders, owing to its extreme light
ness
A mysterious ringing of electric bells
in Swiss house was traced to a large
spider, which had one foot on the bell
wire and another on an electric light
wire.
Tea tasters nowadays depend more
upon the odor than the taste of teas,
and some Of the most expert do not
taste them at all, but rely entirely up
on smelling them.
If the earth's atmosphere extended
to height of 700 miles the suns heat
and rays could never penetrate it, and
we would freeze to death while wrap
ped in darkness blaczer than the
blacklist midnight.
Glass with wire core is a new ma
terial made in Dresden, the glass being
fused to the wire while in a plastic
state. The adhesion is said TO remain
perfect under severe fluctuations Of
temperature.
Photography has now become Of
great assistance 10 astronomers in
their study Of the heavens. About
10000 plates are at the Cambridge
Mass observatory, making an I'M
paralleled collection of Photographic
records Of every part of the sky
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-05-06
SMALL SHOT.

A man in bank can make big mis-
takes. if be takes enough time at it
Picayune.
The ability of the gas company to
make both ends meet depends on the
Chicago Times
When you need a friend don't pick
out the man whose dog never wants TO
follow him.-Ram's Horn.
Are these eggs fresh, sir?" NO.
madame" replied the grocer's boy,
''them's theater eggs. 7-Elmira Ca
zette.
The more worthless a man is when
he leaves town, the greater proba-
bility that he will come baclk.-Atchi-
son Globe.
If there is any danger lurking in the
cigarette, the user thereof would nat
urally like to be permitted to smoke it
out.-Philadelphia Times.
Boiling the water at present fur
nished by the city is likely to make the
person doing so liable to prosecution
for cruelty to Chicago Times
Closefist, Sr.-''When was your age
wasn't mule, as you seem to be. ="
Closefist. Jr.-Evidently not; the father
of a mule usually isn't.n-New York
Herald.
Mr.. Flame (rejected)-"And am to
consider your no positive and IRE
vocable?" Miss Icicle-"Well, don't
know. Try me next summer and see. "
-Harper's Bazaar.
A street railway company in st. Paul
has been sued for $4,000 on charge OF
SANDER. Next some company will be
charged with highway robbery for
standing up its passengers.-Philadel-
phia Ledger.