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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28
NOW is THR TIME.
Summer is Here and Everyone
Can DO Out Of Doors.
Nature Building Up Its worIs--.what
This Season Is Hest Adapted To-'-A
Few Timely Remarks.

Now comes tho summeri
Nature Is warm and loving and generous IN
Summer
Itasuctiaes and builds up, 1t supplies anew
the old exhausted SourceA 1tre-invigorates and
rcIdyenatcs
The sick feel almost well in summer, % gentle
is tho season tothe aiiing. The victim Of q
chronic disease feels IN abatement Of the sharp
ness Of his suffering.
Nature does much for US but she docs not do
ALL Its not wise to assume that when this
beautiful season works an improvement in tho
system, complete health will DO the result
No
Rather think that this Is an oGer Of, help
from Nature, which you should at once take ad'
vantage Of
ments II Is cSnccl0lly advisable that tho SUFFERER
DO not deceived by the bland influence oil tue
summer season, and that he recognize the neceS-
silly oil securing that medical aid which IS hceu'
cd for perfect cooperation with Nature. ~
Cdtatrh Il an obstinate and dangerous als1
ease. II Cling8 tenGCiOuSly 10 the system anu
grows more malignant with each returning ihi
The timUtO take treatment for diseases o. W
tRrrhsl nature Is now The climatic conditions
arc most favorablG-in fact, tho best Of the year
tho liability OF us taking cold being the lowSSt
and two or three months treatment now WIN 99
tnorcGood than nino months treatment IN cola
or rainy. weather.
Time and again Drs Copeland and Davis have
| advised paticnB In desperate stages OF catarrhal
trouble TO wait until summer before treal
Time and again they haYe urged The necessity OF
taking treatment while the weather was iGVora'
bic to cure.
Now Is that time. ThoSO who suffer from ca.
tarrh should take advantage Of ll the influences
that operate now in favor Of a cure: They should
not put on treatment until next winters stormy
days but should prudently mend their ROOT
while the sun Shines" Now Is the time. ana
tho opportunity Is Just what Is desired Tor tho
self under the treatment OF DIX Copeland and
Davis and have done for you IN the next month
ortwo whnt might not be possible 10 DO done I'LL
next summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28

Bridgeport Republicans met last
night to form campaign club. j. E.
Trueman called the meeting to order
and Charles ]. IIeinline was called to
the chair and made ringing little
speech OF thanks, Officers were then
elected as follows: President. j. Il.
Trueman; first vice president, Fred
Fox; second, O. NJ. Davis; secretary,
Charles D. Trueman; treasurer, William
Eberlc; executive committee = First
Ward. Rev. A. Toney, Charles Jenkins /;
Second, Frank Davis, Walter Taylor;
Third, William Koehnline, Robert
Smith. The club will meet again two
weeks from last night. At that time a
marching club will be organized: AL
ready there are over one hundred mem
hnrI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28
BRIDGEPORT.
Currcns News Items from tho old Town
across tho River.

Currcn. News Items from tho old Town
across tho River.
One day last week Joshua Faith was
arrested for getting drunk and going on
the warpath with sharp scalptng
knife and keen-edged tomahawk. and
was fined 81 and costs. Joshua is in the
GAINESVILLE workhouse working out his
fine at the rate OF 60 cents day. Be-
fore he left town he gave the police
some pointers, which being followed up
resulted in Mrs. Joshua Faith pleading
guilty yesterday to the charge OF adul'
tery. She was fined 81 aud costs and
has gone to join her husband at Zanes-
vile.
The Bridgeport mayor has determined
to break up some evil practices and
cIoan ont tho dives and dens, make the
town a little eleanor, and enforce more
strict observance Is law and order.
With this end in view recent raids and
arrests have been made and such heavy
penalties imposed as will rid the town
OF some obnoxious characters and have
n strong tendency to curb those that are
still left.
Arthur Walling, ticket agent of the
Pennsylvania company, is of on sum
NOR vacation.
County Commissioner silas Bailey
was in bridgeport yesterday.
f. P. Rhodes is improving slowing
from a severe illness.
Mrs. j. &. Truoman left yesterday on
visit to Toledo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28
MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and 1nUmleMGs IN that Thrivln
CIty-Porsonai and Industrial.


The large vote polled at tho primary
last Saturday is very gratifying to Re.
publicans. It shows that the people Of
the county still stay by Republican
principles. Alarmists had been predict
ing very light vote.
Martins Ferry teamsters will find it
to their advantage TO drive to Wheel
ing by way Of Etnaville and tho now
steel bridges, which is the most direct,
safest, and quickest route, there being
no delays, easy grades, and no railroad
crossings. .
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Glow and daughter,
OF Pittsburgh, arc the guests OF Mrs.
Lydia Cockayne, at valley farm. Mr..
Glow says Moundsville is one Of the
most beautiful places he has ever visited.
The Park tennis club is smiling over
a victory won from the Greenwoods.
The two clubs will have another setto
shortly.
s. W. Mathews and Harrison Gamble
are the new Republican county COM
lnitteemen from Washington district.
A large amount OF wool has been TAX
en- in ut Moundsville, Glen Easton and
Cameron within the past two days.
S. L. Sands, OF Fairmont. purchased
OF Thomas Scott, Of Moundsville, ten
head OF registered Holstein cattle.
]. l.. Beam, Of the drug firm OF Beam
& Alexander, has removed to his new
residence on Tomlinson avenue.
Thomas Quinn'has been quite unwell
at his home on the camp grounds. He
was better last evening.
Marshal velton is able to be driven
about town in buggy, but his GONZALES
ccnce is very slow.
T. II. Meighen, ir., who just graduated
ut a Louisville medical school, spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. ]. /. Barnett and daughter, Miss
Maggie, Of Cameron, arc visiting Mrs.
D. Younken.
Miss Annie Hooten is convalescing
from quite severe sick spell.
Will stidger has returned from bus
mess trip TO Fairmont.
Capt. Leo Anshutz is calling on his
many friends here.
Miss Allie Logan is visiting friends at
Marysville, Ohio.
Mrs. B. F. Meighon is visiting friends
in Pennsylvania.
John Wingrovo, Of Proctor, was here
Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28
BEnnAIIsE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

the Glass City.
The formaltty OF calling the Demo-
cratic congressional convention for this
district was gone through with at tho
Globe hotel in this city yesterday, and
Bellairo was selected as the place and
August . US the time for naming tho
victim, Judge A. ]. Pearson, of Woods,
field That the Democrats have not
good deal Of heart in the matter might
in some way be gathered from the fact
that there was not an out-of-town COM
mittceman present. re. Myer, of this
city, is chairman OF tho committee, and
he had written and obtained the proxy
Of ". II. Arnold, OF Cadiz II. II. Nc
Fadder. Of tho Stepbenyille Gazette,
came down. and James Alexander, OF
the Woodstield Spirit, stopped hero on
h!sway home, and these two represent
ed those counties in making the call.
Hon. Newell Il. Kennon, OF st. ClaIrs-
vile, waa selected as temporary chair
man, and W. S. Cessna, OF Cadiz, rs sec
rotary. Honors were enSy with the
three representatives OF tho entire Dem
oev&cy OF the district.
By drive out through Belmont coun-
tya shrewd observer can pick out most
Of the farmers who Ciamor for ar ALI
ance and those who arc not built that
way, On tho farm Of one you will see
weeds tailor than the corn, the potato
vines hid beneath tho thrifty burdock,
the fouces down, and tho place generals
!y dilGpidated. On tho other the corn
rows arc plainly seen, the stocks and
blades growing under the splendid tn-
iiuencGs OF cultivation, tho wheat fields
waving with the full.hcaded grain, tho
tat, sleek stock grazing in pasture fields
well fenced in and general air OF pros
perity. This fellow will reap rich
harvest aud well filled granaries this
iaIl, while tho other one will have rca-
son to howl on about the deptorabte
condition Of the farming community.
Two men whose names could not DO
learned drove a gray horse to death
Saturday evening. He died on tho
road between here and West Wheeling,
near MGrts's place. The men said tho
horse was sick, but those who saw the
animal in Bridgeport and at West
wheeling think no was only driven to
death. Tho men had been drinking
AND after the death OF their animal
ihey vent to Wheeling. The police
mere were notified and sought to find
MG owner OF tho abused beast, bnt
iimied 10 doso. Tho men drove down
from Steubenville, 1t is said.
George II. NIuth and number OF
St1er enthusiastic Democrats got up a
I'eVeand demonstration last night aud
,aey had brass band and quito an in
"Fe'hng parade. George Z. Morgan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28

Returns from the primary election in
Marshall county Saturday are coming
in very slowly. Those certainly nomi-
mated are: &C. Mathews, sheriff; T. J..
Parsons, prosecuting attorney; Geo. B..
Gaines and Ed. p. Bowman, house OF
delegates; John T. Roseberry, assessor,
first district; J. X. Chase, second dis
trict, leading. For commissioner, S. r.
Davis isiending, with little donbt OF
his nomination. For county surveyor,
]. II. Conner has n strong lead with
strong probability OF keeping it. The
full returns will be in to-day. and the
county committee meets to canvass the
vote. At its meeting to-day the com
mittee will set time for holding dis
trict caucusea for selecting delegates to
the state, congressional and senatorial
cOuvantt0na
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28
TRIED AND PROVEN.

Personal Experience Proves Again and
Again That tho Claims Mado by Drs'
Copeland and Davis are Just and Reason
able.
my attention was first called to the work OF
Drs. Copeland und Davis by seeing IN the news
patients who had been treated Rnd cured ny
them. | went TO SEQ them aud had talk with
them. and their manner OF diagnosing my
trouble was 20 thorough and complete placed
myself at once under their treatment"
Tie speaker was Ms. Mary King, who resides
at No. s. Eighteenth street, Wheeling. Years
ago hnd severe headaches and very dizzy
spells. Ny nose and head wero stopped up, ana
IwnS Obliged 70 hawk and spit great deal.
hacking and tenacious cough set III, With con-
siderable expectoratIon. Iconld not sleep well;
bad very poor appetite and always awoke ~
tho mornIng feeling tired and lAnguid anu
with very bad taste In my mouth Everything
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28
20 r S ALR

HoBe ofSeven rooms ESQ Charlino street.
House Of six rooms, with modern improve.
InCnts. lot S5xt2J South Broadway, Island, 81 511
House oiseVcn rooms, Eof street. L00) cash.
balance on easy terms, $780,
Lot on South jacob street. 500
Lot on Jacob street. CcntrO heeling $3.50
Very desirable building lots In Bahrens \
SpGidcls addition also on the late size Of strost
car barns.
House Of i've rooms on EoT street. between
Twcnty-iOurth and Twenty-flfth streets, 81 900.
House. SIX rooms Wood street, Centre Wheel.
ing, Sl.35l
House, five rooms, brick. Fourteenth stree.
HAlflot on Twenty.rlnth street. $500
House, thrOO rooms, First ward, SD
House. four roolnH Jacob street. ecntno Wheel
:; Two very desirable lots on south Froat s!rs,.
Island.
"a Z large So iot at MoMechOn, 100 By as5 lesl vsy
cheap,
House Of eight rooms brick Jacob strost SS.
tween Fifteenth and sixteenth StreetL
Seven los, 61Si0l tcet In Fllau. Whyto AL
Gallagher addition. FriGo SOD to SD eRon.
Que OF tho bolt manufacturing Alt9I In tha
city irontlngou two railroads
CholcOIot In Glendale
Lots III Fifth ward Ia Fila I whytyi
addition.
$500 800 sloO1 and 5000 to loan on city real
estate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28

The Ohio River railroad will sell on
July I'd, Srd and 4th round trip tickets
between all points on its line at one
fare for round trip. Tickets good to re-
turn until July 5, 1892.
W. ]. RoBtNsoX, G. Z. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28

ATTEND tho Glendale sale to-day.
FREQ trains on B. & o. at . q. m. and
Ohio River railroad at 1880 p. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28

ATTEND the Glendale sale to-day.
Free trains on B. & o. at 8 IL, III. and
Ohio River railroad at 1880 p. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28
FOR SALB.

No. 1905 Chapllne street, eight rooms, both
gasSos, hot and cold water, ground thirty feet
ttout, runnipg 70 alley,
Slnetytwo acre farm one and half miles
from Bellaire, on Winding Hill road.
5l'aCre farm near MARSHALL County Poor Farm
Exlcy lots, east side OF Lind street and south
OF Tenth street.
No. 1901 Market street.
No. IS Thirty.irst street. ground 66Sl25
Feet Il rooms, price. 300
No. 1l25 Eostree half ot.".........,....... 8,90l
No. 40 Thrtycighth street,.,,............,... $500
No. 81 Thlrty.eighth street. $500
No. 1859 Charles street aud three lotS..... 100
No. 9l03 Woods street
Pleasant Valley lots, $3.50 to $50 each.
5O'aore farm, known as Porter tartnt $50 per
BELvEDERE LOTS.
No. l06 Main street.
Two cottages OIL Moundsvllle camp groundl
No. 9lO3 Chaplino street. a
No. III Sixteenth street.
No. 1881 Woods street
No. 1888 Woods street
Fivc.roomed house and lot at McAfechen
-Four lots In McMechen, MlllOr'S addition.
No. 2a6 Sixteenth street.
Desirable Chlpline street property.
No. GO North Front street
No 1925 McColloch street, lOt60xln0 feet 81, S0l
Lot on South Front street, $1,000.
Lot on south Front street, Sl,lOO,
Building for mauuiacturing purpoSeS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28

Il IL part OF the Democratic plan TO
challenge tho vote OF every RopuDll'
can who has not boon assesscu unuer
tho new West Virginia election Jaw S
Don'tlet them find you ulpronareu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28
The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
1871 Main St., Wheeling, W. Va.
w. H. COPELAND, M. D.,
Consulting Physician.
L. G. DAVIS. M. D.,
Resident Physician.

spccialtIes: Catarrh and all diseases OF the Eye,
Ear, Throat and Lungs. stomach ana NIL Chronic
Diseases Office hours, Ito II a. m. TO 5 p m,
7 TO p IN. Sunday, Toto u a. m, 2to ip m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28

MRS MARY KING. No 81 Eighteenth Street
atc caused me great distress and ,bloatIng OF
tho stomach, which produced shortneSS OF
breath aud smotherlng sensations. suffered
this way grC9I deal. although took tho medi.
cine prescribed for me by physiclnns whom Ap.
piled to, but got no relief
II never got any relief until began treat:
mens at tho Copeland Medical Institute and
noticed decided Improvement from the hrSt
disappeared. ! Sloop Soundly. have n good up;
petite aud feel strong and well. | am 70 we'll
pleased with tho treatment that have rerom-
mendGd, and dc recommend, my friends 70 try
It. providing they arc III and wish to DO cured. :"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-28
NESBlTT g. DEVlNE,
1899 Market Street. myio
FOB SALE.

Three houses on Wood street, between Thirty
fifth and Thlrty.SlSth STREETS, on ilfty-loot lot;
rents for 81 per month
No. $40 Wood street lot3OxlO0 feet six rooms.
A, splendid manufacturing OF building sit9,
one OF the best In tho city, 100 feet square, cor.
ner OF Forty.Second and Water streets; will DO
BoidaE whole or in lots
good farm Of M acres, ono and hall mlleI
from the city. A good orchard, six acres Ia
gTnpGG has five.Toomed house, stables ETC.. and
The best Of water. VIII sell on easy terms OF
tTadO for city property.
Lots In lloGmann'S addition, the best value In
the Eighth ward. on very easy terms for a Shor:
time.
No. All Jacob street, six rooms and large
btosS fDoHA
Fine houses In Caldwclls run. cheap. 500 to 1900
No 1915 Jacob street. rents for SIG 100
No. Il Thirty eighth street, six rooms, new, 400
No. 1924 cbapllne street, ten,roomed house
aud two lots,
Brick house four rooms and hall, Forty.
hrSt and Woods Streets full lot
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-06
ITS NINTH ANNIVERSARY.
Marvin Methodist Sunday Schoo
Celebrates Its Birthday.

Marvin Methodist Sunday School
Celebrates Its Birthday.
Marvin Sunday school celebrated its
ninth anniversary yesterday in the new
church building, at No. 153 West Broad
street, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. There
was a good attendance, and an interesting
programme was rendered under the direc
ton Of Rev. j. Fl. Mather, pastor, aud Supt.
q. P, Miller.
The exercises began with the song, "Our
Glad Jubilee" by the school, followed by
the scripture reading.
'Hallelujah, IT'S Done" was sung by the
school, followed by the creed and prayer by
the pastor.
The school sang, "Beulah Land"
Johnny GLADDEN. recited "Be In Time. ~
and Daisy jeffrey recited "If." The hymn.
"Singing for Jesus" was sung. CLAYTON
Sheppard recited THY Will Be Done" and
Alice Brigham "Ship Aflre." The school
sang "Are You Washed in the BloodY
The Last Hymn" was recited by Miss
Susie Ridley.
Supt Miller's report showed that there
were seventy children in the school besides
teachers and older persons, and that the
number was increasing. The school was re-
organized in September, when the new
church was gone into with only a handful
or scholars, but the increase has been
rapid.
"Are You Washed in the Blood 2" was next
sung by the school
Rev. ]. Fl. Mather, the pastor, made a
short talk upon the progress of the school
and the church work in that section of the
city In general.
MIR. Mather has devoted several years OF
earnest labor to city mission work and has
accomplished a great deal Of good In this
line.
A collection OF about $50 was taken up to
go toward purchasing bell for the church.
The Rotations of the young people and
the singing was very good. The pulpit
was handsomely decorated with flowers. g
large cross of white jessamines ten feet in
hight being the centerpiece.
Rev. Mr.. Mather commenced a series oil
services at Marvin church last night, which
IL is the intention to continue for two weeks
Services will commence promptly at {
o'clock every night,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-06
MISREPRESENTATION
TIE GAMEWELL SYSTEM NOT UP
TO TIE GUARANTEE.

he City Makes a Demand OF the
Company TO Put the System in Prop.
er Working order - The Induction
From the Electric Light Wires the
Trouble.
The Gamewel police telegraph system is
not working up to the guarantee and the
city will not accept it until the company
remedies the defects.
The telephone part Of the system is the
part which is causing trouble. During the
day the telephones..work all right, but as sooa
as the electric light is turned on at night
this most important feature of the system
becomes practically useless. Nothing can
be heard over the wires but a buzzinR
sound. One of the causes of this Is that in
many places the Gamewell wires are strung
on electric light poles and the induction is
80 great that the large wire draws nearly
all the electricity from the smaller one.
The removal of the wires from the electric
light poles woudn't remedy the evil. be-
cause the Gamswell wires are lower than
those ofuthe electric light and the induction
takes place anyhow.gz The only remedy for
the trouble is TO put in return wire the
length Of the entire system, and this is
what the city demands the Gamewell com
pany to do.
The cost will be about $500, but the work
must be done in order to have the city
accept the system. The company has been
notified, but has not yet replied to Mayor
McDonough's letter. The other parts of
the system are working splendidlY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-06
BAD GANG BROKEN UP.
One of the Suburban Cattle Thieves
Caught.

One of the Suburban Cattle Thieves
Caught.
The residents Of the Sixth militia district,
in the neighborhood of Bethesda, have been
annoyed for over year by the depreda>
tions Of cattle thieves. Some fine stock has
been stolen, and although the people have
been watchful and untiring in their efforts
to capture the thieves or find trace Of their
stolen cattle their efforts were mostly I'M
successful.
Detectives were employed. and about six
months ago two negroes were captured in
the act of killing COW and sent to the pens
itentary but this didn't put q stop 20 the
stealing. The raids on stock increased in
stead OF decreasing.
Justice Mendel took hold of the matter
personally a short time ago and Friday
night arrested Tom Gallishaw, a negro
whom he believed knew something of the
wholesale stealing.
Gallisnan confessed and told everything.
There has been an organized gang of ne
groes in the business under a leader who
has notorious record as an allround thief.
When the cattle were stolen they were
taken into remote part Of the woods,
killed aud dressed and then sold to
different butchers. The thieves always
held out for good prices for the
meat and thereby allayed any sus-
picion the purchasing butchers might
otherwise have about how it had been Sc
cured. After making the sale the thieves
would meet and the leader would divide the
profit
Gallishan was brought into the city and
placed in jail and detectives are trying to
locate the other members OF the gang,
although it is thought they heard of CALI
shan's capture aud have left the city. As
every one of them is known to the officers,
however, the probability is that they will
be caught.
In breaking up the cattle stealing gang
Justice Mendel has done the residents of the
Sixth valuable service, as the losses sustained
by them in the last twelve months will run
up into the hundreds Of dollars.