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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-09
MoUNDsv,hLE.


a miscellaneous nielangs OF Minor Stat.
tors from DIarshairs Metropolis. (,
]. 9. Bardall has purchased OF &. W.
Grimes, agent for W. NJ. Smith, three
fine building lots on Fifth street, for
$3.50. To show that tho price OF real
estate has advanced within tho past
year, IL can be stated that six lots, OF
which Mr.. Dardalrs purchase is just
hall, wcro sold about u year ago for
sixteen hundred dollars. At tho rate
paid by Mr.. Bardall the, six would now
bring $4,000. Mr.. Bardall will, 1t is
understood, build u 'residcnce on his
purchase,
Tho Burlington Institute for the cure
OF inebriates is starting oil in u very
satisfactory manner. Several slaves OF
King Alcohol are being treated. DR..
Thompson, who has charge OF the III
stitute, says all lie asks is fair tcst for
his remedy and he has no fears but
that the results will satisfy tho most
skeptical. People are taking great
deal oil interest in the new institution.
All building operations are suS.,
pended on account Of the uniavorable
weather, but it is splendid time ior
planning and plenty OF it is being done.
Architects and contractors have their
hands full and still they come. There
will be many fine buildings erected
here next season. Plans for quite q
number oil residences costing from
$1,000 10 $1,000 are being made.
The inquiry for real estate is good
and the local agents arc doing u good
business. The demand has kept up
through the dull season and it is conf.
IDENTIFY expected that it will improve as
the days longthen. IS
I Dr.. D. ]. States has purchased OF
Purdy & Brown iino building lot on
Fifth street and will build residence
next season. The probability is that
he will also remove his office to that
point.
Another new industry will shortly
be located on tho land OF tho boom
company. Acompany is now being or
ganizcd for the purpose. A numb,r OF
homo people with two or three out
siders will be the incorporates.
Col. j., II. Lockwood, the old com.
.mander OF the famous Seventh, is quite
i'll, and his illness is OF SO serious Il ma.
turo as to cause his many friends
good deal Of uneasiness.
The young ladies are preparing to
give u leap year party. The intention
is to make it IN elegant affair, SURPRISING
ever the brilliant affair given four years
ago.
The court house officials seen, to be
favorites with the grip. The sheriff.
one deputy and County Clerk Lewis are
all off duty from its effects.
D. Levi and ]. T. Burlcy, jr., havorc
ceived tho lumber for their homes. They
will begin building us soon rs the
weather will permit.
q. A. Weaver, sr., and W. B. Hum.
phreys have returned from q business
trip to Chicago.
Deputy Sheriff ]. B. Hicks and W.
W. Smith are among the sufferers from
the grip.
Capt. J. B. Alexander, the well known
river pilot is home for a short rest.
Mrs. B. T. Nleighen has returned from
visit to Chicago friends.
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Husbands too often permit wives, and
parents their children, to suffer from
headache, dizziness, neuralgia, slecplcss-
ness, fits, nervousness, when by the use
OF DR.. Miles Restorative Ncrvinc such
serious results could easily be prevented.
Druggists everywhere sayit gives mivcr-
sal satisfaction, md has an immense sale.
,Woodworth 4 Co., OF Fort Wayne, Ind;
Snow & Co., OF Syracuse. n. y; J. G..
Wolf, llillsdalc, Mich, aud hundreds OF
others say sit is the greatest seller they
ever, knew" 1t contains no opiatcs.
Trial bottles and fine book on Nervous
Diseases free at the Logan Drug Co.'s. 5
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"ln buying cough medicine for
children" says II. a. Walker, 4 prom
inent druggist OF Ogden. Utah, never
be afraid to buy Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from it
and relief is always sure to follow" %
and so cent bottles ior sale by G. K.
Goethe, w. w. Irwin, John klari, c.
Schncpi, c. Alenkomillcr,sW. S. Nc
CullouEh, NJ. w. Heinrich, W. L. Will
Jams, s. L. Bricc, John Coleman, w. II.
Williams and W. G. Arlhbrecht, Wheel
ing, w. Va; Bowie & Co, Bridgeport,
Ohio; 3. I. Peabody, Benwood, W. Va.
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MARTINS FERRY.
coastlnE Acknowledgement and All
Sorts OF SsSs ltcm. ft Et

' y
c.,.,Inr Accidcnts-rersona and All
sorts OF Scws Items. MI
Several accidents occurred in Martins
1.crry last night, tho result oil the great
aoasiing craze. Ono was the worst OF
mo season, four different young men
Scinr hurt. Ono OF these had his left
ic S, crushed and broken, another his
loo, mashed and another probably
injured internally Among the many
,ieis on Hanover street was ono
ycrv large bob. Shortly before 5
o'rJock twelve or thirteen young
mon and boys jumped OH 1t and shot
down the big slide at u very rapid rate.
Tho Sled on this particular trip was hard
IN Guide and ran from ono side to tho
othcr, md after crossing tho @. Il II.
,,ock, became unmanagoablc aud rush
;ny 10 the south side Of tho street,
.tTucl, post at tho corner OF Second III
front OF Patsy Daugherty's store, with
,crritic force. All OF tho occupants were
rlcd on top OF each other and each OF
ihgm was moro or less hurt. benjamin
Moore was in front steering and as in
nearly all such accidents was tho most
NO.; ,,,,to lilo loit lc,, was fonrfullv
ul.i th aI" nni hrolon nj tho cnli Ills
ta ,es.,n,1 ,onIl ho henrd for n sonnre,
T II. ,,ns corricI into Dnuuhcrty's store:
and DIS. j. NJ. Blacktord and llorvey
summoned. His brother, John Moore,
had his head and iacc cut and bruised
and was also carried into Dangherty's.
C TF Coleman. who wna badly briiis.
S i'4m I;,,H ln"s and about .bc brcost
w. ,ni Va mhInmcn was carried into Frank
i H. ,hnnso on Spcond street II
900 80 jc,rrd that lie Ind been hurt inter,
wi" VII So" ~ 25TiI.
"VtT;i,iI Topnord the fourth, had his
left foot mashed and his legs scratched.
BENJAMIN Moore is about eighteenyears
old md his brother John is two years
older, They are sons OF Mr.. Cyrus s.
Moore, work in the Laugllin Nail
Works and reside in Martins addition.
Charley Coleman is twcnty-thrce years
old, married resides on tisth street and
ls also employed IN the i.aughl,n. WIZ
l.ennGrd works IN tho Martins Ferry
kcg, Barrel ana Box Factory. lie 10
nineteen, IS son oil James Lcnnaro
aud lives on South second stree.
INC INJURIES sly, sas.ailiea ~ .ne os ie
on to I w ss sagu Wei. e - ionrt4n sa
IGleL III, i I; ae pa ,n. ' s,rno 90,
lrallE ; 81. siod S v ioII , aga;nst 1 tbe
y,,GT and was Knocked Ssenseless.
f" was nrcttv badly bruised.
4 sled marty OF three Young men and
three younr women failed 10 manage
their bob last night and ran into u
curbstonc. Asa Duval, clerk in Ong's
drug store, spraincd his ankle, cut his
leg, bruised his arm and mashed his
face. No one else was injured.
The iortieth anniversary OF the mar.
rage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bird was
celebrated last evening in a very pleas
ant manner ut their home on North
street only members OF me family
co 9p,,t 'n'eo soieta'i0ilNs' "ere were
p' e,
Inc e ,S g. PTS LIS IA R 2i.ne Sg %a
m ,sS F INC mT.i Ia pfaoS, ~ nCln a
while thas o: August Rohrcy against the
T wns co oDt ',i ''' ~ 'i't
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THE La GRIPPE AGAIN.
a Fow Plain Words About the Cause and
- EFFECTS nY The Olson Sc. - n

The dreaded La Grippe. which has again made
disappearance IN various parts OF tho country, is
nothing more nor less Than an epidCIaic en-
tarrni fever. II Is by 10 means new trouble
and belongs dIstinctlrGlv to TINT family OF dis
eases which Dr. Copeland 4: Rel have won dis.
tinet!on by so successfully treating.
In almost every case the epidemic Is attended
by symptoms Indicating the action OF systematic
poison. chill, headache. fever muscular pains.
uiid great depression OF mental and physical
strength and cretgy. with the usual catarrhal
symptoms In the head and throat rendered rlOrc
acute ana annoying. IN tho majority OF cases
where il has proved serious, the patient has long
been sufferer from cL:nuiu caIarrh.
Nearly every case OF La Grip, leaves Sys-
tematic catarrhal condition, which. unless Il Is
thoroughly and completely cured. renders the
patient liable TO chronic bronchitis, which In.
variablr leads TO cO1Sum stion.
.tword may be added concerning the rarcr
complications OF heNiScase. Among these may
be mentioned inflammation OF the middle ear,
causing deafness. bronchial pneumonia md n
weakened condition OF the eyes. There is no
question but that ut n season OF the ycn- when
this epidemic Is known 10 be prevalent, people
should be more careful than ever TO cheek the
progress OF catarrhal trouble and tpossiblo crl-
tcatc from the system; every symptom OF Ia.
notwithstanding.
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s. Cochran is very i'll.
BELIiAIRE
AL Sorts of Local Sows untl Gossip from
tho Glass Clty.

AL Sorts OF Local Sows unl Gossip from
tho Glass Clty.
The installation and memorial SER
vices Of Spanglur Post and the Woman's
Relief Corps at Odd Fellows hall last
night were attended by large audi
encc and the music, both vocal and in
strumental, was excellent. Past Com
mander W. c. Jones installed the Off
GERS OF both the relief corps and the.
post, which was followed with m i'd
dress by Rev. 4. B. Williams, giving a
history OF the aims and work OF the
Grand Army of the Republic. The
record OF deceased comrades was then
taken III and J. W. Morrill, paid tribute
10 the memory OF j. w. Lappert; COL
[: /. Poorman performed this service
with reference to Philip Long, and Capt:
J.. I, Jones brought out the good quail:
ties in tho life OF Thomas Mccormick
IhTeo rolls on muillcd drum followed
each Grafton. Chaplain Thomas Nc,
C!eIlan led the responsive readings,
and very pleasant evenings exercises
were concluded with splendid memoir
lal address by Rev. T. W. Lane and the
doXology.
The SCHOOLS hero arc very strict in
trying to prevent tho spread sof con-
IIa%'ous diseases, and out Of this fact
drew a little trouble yesterday. which
resulted in complaint being filed before
squire Cooper against 4 mother who
gave one OF tho teachers tongue LASH
ms. Tho matter will probablySnot be
pushed, but is intended to Impress the
!3ct upon all patrons OF the schools that
me teachers arc not responsible Tor the
iuIes and are therefore, not the people
10, nor e'school room the place Tor
complaints and adjustments.
In the exhibit OF tho Belmont Coun-
y Agricultural Society they show a
oaIahco OF A5, but among the items OF
expenditures is SlS7 interest," which in.
aGates that they are more than the to-
ca en- re, ingSSipts OF last year footed up, viz,
S-,io9 o.. Better make it q Belmont
county society in fact, instead OF only
m name, or it is likely to 90 the way
81 many other agricultural societies OF
Inc law passed last winter cutting
Town the county officers ingthis state
goes INTO effect. this month, and takes
quite a slice off most Of them. Tho
sheriiIs oil counties like Belmont suffer
more Than any OF tho aotiiers,ii but all
VIII 1850 several hundred dollars each
::eaf, Its not believed this will reduce
ins number OF candidates for The places,
80
Sol' roorman came hong iron Col
um9us Thursday night, coming this lar
u, on me train with Senator Sherman. in
SHose interest he had been working.
Mrs Nettie NJ. Bee died here yestcr.
Jay morning and tho remains were
S4Hen to Elizabeth, Wood county,5W,
Va, her former home, for intcrmcnt. Il
sever several railroad cases have bceh con.
GtHaued or settled and the Common Pleas
S SOuEt may adjourn on Friday OF next
p there is a good deal OF srip, about
: II.IslT e Among the: sufferers is Capt
ps Inc Bellairc, zanesyille& Cincinnati
1'''1@ay Company. elected the iollowins
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: DOCTORS COPELAND e BELL have located
permanent offices ut ll2l Main stree, Wheeling,
WA, where they treat with success all curablc
cases. Office hours-9 10 II n. H.. 10 p N. ind
7to9 p. IN. Sundays. . q. II. to y m. and 10 4
y, III. SpccialticS-Catarrh aud diseases Of the
Eye, Ear. Throat and Lungs. Consultation free.
1921 Main street, Wheeling w. Va
Treatment, including medicine s. n month.
EHrfhe Office OF DIS. CGPEaASD 4: BELL is no.
connected In any wAy with any other Offices in
Wheeling. PLEASE REMEMBER THIS.
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about twice daily. with sharp. shooting painsnll
tht0llgE my chest. Night Swcnts set In, which
Weakened me terribly. had no appetite. and
what little ] did cot would not lay on my stnnl.
Gcli causing grrat pain IN the pit OF my stomach.
Whlcll grew so bad | would frequently have 70
resort 10 medical aid for relief. Bowels Constl-
paied. followed by dIarrhnd. Pains aGross my
back IN the region OF my kidneys. rheumatism
Ill my ltlaLs, which laid me up In bed for one
month. My scet would swell SO much could
not wear my shoes. was IN this condition
when called oil DIS. COPELAND d BELL, four
months ago. The second month OF treatment
could breathe freely through my nose. hctc'
by testify, for the benefit OF all human
sufferers, that now feel stout and hearty; can
eat Il good square meal with pleasures; sleep
wei; have no headache or pains any place., my
ears icel rs well rs ever they did. and can hear
any ordinary conversation. rnow weigh thirty
pounds more than ever did In my life. aud
cheerinlly recommend nil human sufferers TO
try.thosc eminent specialists and be relieved"
This statement can be eHslly verified by call.
iinG on NJ, Milce a. his restluran: in Martins
Ferry, Ohio ~ I.a gHE No..
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Over Desperate CASE That is Attract
ing Great A,tcn,ion Among the Res
idcn,s OF That City,

Z Mr.. August 9lillcr, of Second street,
(aboyo llanover) Martins Ferry, Ohio,
also proprietor OF the Dclmonico res
tairant and saloon, relates his case TO
the reporter, as follows; si =
Two year, AGO my iioublc got 70 l waS finally
Colnpellcd 10 seek relief" continued Mr, Miller
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BAD drainage causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and Kidneys is bad drainage to
tho human system, which Burkoek's
Blood Bitters remedy. DEW
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MY nosc would stopup on ono side and then
mo other SO could not breathe through II al
MI Dropping from my head Into my throat
kccptmc hawking aud spittIngalmUst constantly.
hGI terrible headaches over my eyes: roaring
nhl 0li2&ing sounds In my ears. which KEEP. INC
~ terrible misery all the time. Fballymy hear.
Ing got 50 bad could not hear anything Mt all.
spots would appear before my eyes. Ny sleep
was broken and did not refresh me any, Wonld
cough very had, aud aboul SIX months ago
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BENWooD.
Industrial Items. Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.

Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.
A number OF the pupils Of the public
schools have been spending their play
time drawing one another on sleds.
When school was called the boys lett
their sleds in the angles OF the building
out in the grounds. s When school
closed yesterday and the boys went Tor
their sleds they found that all the good
sleds had. disappeared, only tho dccrep-.
it ones remaining. Circumstances
pointed to three boys OF questionable
character who live in tho lower ward,
A raid was made by the. owners OF the
sleds upon the cellars Of the suspected
ones. and all except one sled were re-
covered, The boys then prepared to
make up for all lost time by zcalously
pursuing that pleasant, but PERHAPS
dangerous, pastime OF coastinS on the
pavcments.
At a meeting OF tho a. o. U. W. the
following officers were installed: +. NJ.
w, J. A. Lander; n. W., P. p. Stew
art; foreman, John Newton; ovcrseer,
Robert Coates; recorder, Joseph Tay-
lor; iinancicr, T. Olscr; recorder, j.
Will Leach; guide, Sanircd Edwards;
inside watchmam, 2. Altmyer; outside
Waterman, Albert Gcrig.
Thursday evening n sleigNing party
set out for brisk run DER the snow,
Tho party went as far as West lllexan-
der, and arrived home at the early hour
OF . a. IN. Friday morning.
q i = .
Mr.. Hans Branaen and number OF
other sportsmen, leave to-day ior un
extended hunting excursion in the
wilds OF Marshall county.
Tho Rosebud Social gave a hop Mt
Dolan's hall Thursday evening, which
was pronounced success by the large
company who attended.
AS all the repairs have been com.
ipletod at the Benwood iron works, all
work has been discontinued for an in.
definite period.
Mr.. Will Serig and sister, Miss Nora,
leave to-day for n, visit to friends in,
Butler, Ohio. I
County Commissioner B. B. Nc.
AIechen was in Moundsville Yesterday
on business. p b
Mr.. @. W. Fankhausen, OF Sardis, is
the guest OF Mr.. David Arnett, Of Main
street. -!
Miss Maggie Schramm, OF West
Wheeling is visiting friends here.
&Anumber OF leap year5partics will be;
the order Of the next week. 63s.5
g Mrs. j.. p. Barger yesterday returned
from. Cannelton, Pa.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
TOR s. ALL.


New louSc AZ Elm Grove. ulgnt ICONS, two
attic rooms and cellar, ground hlxiTo 1f
iCc.s pro-! z, 2t1t
10, Us Thlriy-htst street. hy.0)y
Market street pro GO
LhnklinG street 90
fourteenth rect rcIidenct.......,, ......... Sll
FOlfteenth street idonce. 500
Building site nj South street between
Market aud Main streets fronting " feet 5000
MAIN street property y t0l
Dnlldlng for manufacturing pnrpoScS..,... 5000
10. 81 Vain Ton
No. l Mlin $500
no @tS Main ttrrrt., ..... 2So)
M 2D0 Slbln LOO
No, ,02 aiuln street an
10, 2G0i Main in0)
30. vs Aisili sireet.,..... ...,.......,a... 30
10 2o8 Alley Ba.. ..l...,............. ...... lou
40 ~ WOODS stree LOO
No. s6O5 Woods street ..............,......,l inl
M. NM NcColloch sinet,,........., . n. S6a)
No. 10 Fifteenth street aNV)
No.l6OS Jacob street lni1
Not l2h and lS!l baltimore street, nov 40,
houses, five rooms each, both houses for 100
2 Bslycdcro lots from 500 IN sJOl. =, 80 -'E,TE
Two lots on South Front stseel
No, 80 Ohio street, oAoo
~. ~ hon 20
Z Two lots, Ada street, Chicago, SSH. Ks 8 i+s,F
Corner LOT. southwest corner Virginia and
South York street = FfsSf ( ~ :. /.
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FOR RENTI7.

No, q Thirteenth street. fifteen. rooml. large
grounds ~ =; 4 ~ I ~
Eo.2lla Main street, three rooms. second floor.
No. :2oS Eoit street, twelve rooms large
30. 6s Thlrty.tlrst street, ten rooms brick.
10. l5o3 Chapllne street, three rooms, second
No. 1881 Woods street, three -oonis frame.
NO. .lSD Main street. two rponls, frame. q
No. u Ohio street, three rooms, second floor &
No. ~ Ohio street. three rooms second floor.
NO. 2lGi Main street, four rooms. third floor.
No. eilIChnpline street, five rooms brick
No. ll3 Thirty!thrd street, i've rooms. brick. :.
Eiyc.roomed franc house on South Elm street.
No. 2U6 ;tlcy u, three rooms, first floor.
No. l3l Market street. Office room. Il
No.,3 North Broadway. second floor brick.
10. y South York street, three rooms, frame.
7 No. IS Ohio street. SiS rooms frnmr .lL--. D.
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q Iou Can Rely

Upon Hoods sarsaparilla rs a positive
remedy ior every form OF scrofula, salt
rheumj boils. pimples and all other dis
eases caused bYimpure blood. Iterad-
icares every impnrity and at ;the same
time tones and vitalizes the whole sys-l
tom No. - -,& tt - ffS.9sf 7Et q AZ n
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Constipation, and all troubles with
the digestive organs and @thcl liver, arc,
cured by Hoods Pills. Unequal!od as
a dinner pill q AZ = 4
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FOR RENT.
JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent, U. s. Claim At.ornoj. iExpar.
#eti in pension ClainS "a 5Sf
ln6 sl-l.lE 1912 Market Stfaot. Z
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Excitotnont
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-07
Mrs. SheldOn's CurfositieS.

Mrs. French Sheldon, the we'll known
African traveller, has received very
pressing invitation from MB. Potter
Palmer, lady manager of the women's
department in the Chicago exhibition,
to exhibit her splendid collection of AT
vican curiosities at the coming exhibit
lion. Mrs. Sheldon won the confidence
Of the natives and especially of the
women in a way no man could ever hope
to do, and in this way she succeeded l.
gaining information of much interest
and novelty and securing objects which
had never been seen out of Africa be-
fore. One woman followed her $50
miles up country before she could be in
duced to part with leather apron which
only married women wear, but which
they never sell or give to strangers, as
they have All idea that should they do
SO, the person to whom it is given will
have some mysterious power over them
forever.-London's Woman's Herald.
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An InefTable Cruelty to Children.

Mrs. Fenwick Muller, a London
writer of note, comes out strongly on
the subject of Lady Montague's methods
Of discipline, and incidentally has some
plain words to say about punishments
for children in general, and specially
is she moved by that ineffable brutal
ity, the shutting up Of young children
in the dark. Darkness is full Of ter
rors to child. Out of the gloom
come all sorts Of horrible imaginings,
and many child has been half ruined
for life by the terror of darkness, will
fully inflicted by some woman either
too brutal to care or too ignorant to I'M
derstand the Internal cruelty Of leaving
children, whose imaginations are often
far more vivid than those of adults, in
all the horror of blackness, out of which
they, in their combined fancy and ig-
norance, ring forth all kinds of terrible
and threatening things. No young chill
dren should ever be left without glim-
mer Of light in a bedroom all night
long, as touch of indigestion, a trou-
blesome dream, sudden awakening,
afraid and into darkness, may work
nerve mischief that may last lifetime.
"There is no crime that a child can
commit that would entitle US to expose
him or her to the mental agonies of soli-
tude in darkness, many peopled as it liz
with phantoms and terrors. We know
that even in our prisons this terrible
punishment is only resorted to to sub,luo
the most violent and refractory prison
ers. and that even then it is hedged
round with many restrictions, and only
permitted to be used for limited space
of time. If there is a woman living
whose heart does not respond to these
strong words there is something very
radically wrong with her.