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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-01

old familiar scenes Of people carrying
clocks, pictures and other easily broken
articles are common, Indeed, though
moving day comes only to-day, moving
has been the order OF the day for sew
eral days. The good weather tempted
all who must move to do 80 as early as
possible, Late into the night last night
moving was in progress, For instance,
Trimble & Lut2, the plumbers, and l.utz
Bros laundry were busy till late
hour getting into the new Lutz build
ing, just above the postotlice. The
laundry was running yesterday fore
noon, and last night the machinery was
in the new place.
On Thirteenth street from Byron to
the east end it looked as II everybody
was moving, and as matter OF fact at
least halfth people OH that part OF the
street did move. In front OF every
other house yesterday express wagons
or heavy trucks were lined up, and for
most OF the day there was constant
procession OF loads OF household goods
up and down tho hill, Several other
streets were only less migratory. 1t is
conceded by express men, real estate
agents and others interested that there
has not been so general moving on
any April first in the history OF Wheel
ing.
To-day tho average householder who
has moved will recall the old saving,
three removals are as bad US fire"
and declare in his inner consciousness
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THE CYCLE ROAD RACE
WIN Probably BIO Run to West Alc1andC
md Return.

VIII fFpDWDly no hun 10 west sleAuhucI
and Return.
Tho prospects are very bright at pres
ent for the projected bicycle road race
between here and West Alexander and
return, some time in the latter part Of
May. A paper is being circulated by
the committee OF wheelmen in charge,
and many cash contributions for prizes
and other expenses have been received.
A well known Market street business
house promises to subscribe liborally
to have the finish OF the race take place
in front of the establishment.
Among tho wheelmen generally, the
race is in much favor, and the outlook
is for forty or fifty entries, The race
will be open to West Virginia riders
and probably to Belmont and Washing,
ton counties. Parkersburg will send
some OF her fastest riders, of'which
there are many in the Park City, The
proposed race has caused a big demand
for light wheels, several thirty Founders
having been sold lately. The winner OF
the race will know he has boon in one,
rs some OF the boys have already started
TO train for the event.
Tho route for the race isto West Alex
ander and return, twenty-six miles, and
is one Of the best pieces Of road in the
vicinity. 1t is thought the first man in
will make Tin at least two houra, a
pretty good pace over the hills.
Cyclers and lovers OF good roads
throughout the state are greatly disap.
pointed at the failure OF the late loglsla'
ture to pass tho Edwards road bill,
which ii passed would have done much
to bring the state out Of the wilderness
OF poor highways for which West Wiz.
ginia is noted. The bill provided for
the employment OF convicts on the pub
lie highways, Road Improvement is
now one OF the loading crusades OF the
day, and West Virginia should not lag.
CYCLING NOTES. .nh'a
The "bloomor" is the correct thing
this year in tho wheelman'a apparel.
Tom Roc. a Chicago cyChst, will start
May 10 to ride from Now York to San
Francisco in sixty days.
Englishmen are hunting for n man to
beat Zimmerman, British Sport offers u
medal to the first man that beats him.
A prominent manufacturer says it
cost his firm $1,000 month for royal
ties and protection OF its pneumatic
tires.
The local wheel boys, most of whom
are members OF tho athletic club, are
talking Of wheel club organization in
connection with the athletic club.
One Of the high or ordinary" wheels
was seen IN front OF Main street store
tho other day, with sign tackled on it,
Offering it for Sl5. Two years ago u
similar wheel would have easily sold
for four times that amount
Both Parkersburg and Wheeling are
alter tho 1893 meet OF the West Vir-
GINA Division, L. A, W. Chief Consul
Stamp, OF this city, has not yet allotted
the meet. L! is possible there will DO
two, ono in tho spring, the other in the
fall. In that case both towns would DO
Satisfied.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of apertect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispolling colds, headaches and feyeFs
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and It is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but IT is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF f1gs,
and being we'll informed, you will NOT
accept any substitute if offered.
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own scryIcn r1nmlnnllnn.

The local civil service examination
board, composed OF j. I. Cowl, prosi
dent, Miss Ella Mcclure, secretary, and
II. A. Albright, jr., have received eight
applications for carriers. The exami
nation will open next Tuesday at 0 a,
nj. in ono Of the jury rooms Of the
United States court. The questions are
all sent here from Washington, and the
papers sent back for examination and
grading by the civil service commission,
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EASTER SERVICES.
Special Programmes With AInsIO and
Flowers Pre- valling.

Special Programmes With AInsIC and
Flowers Pre- valling.
The promise is that the observance OF
Easter Sunday by the churches OF
Wheeling tomorrow will exceed in i'm
pre'siveness and attractiveness both
anything OF the same character seen
here for several years, In the Catholic
churches there viii be special music,
and the services will DO solemn aud
beautiful at ali the masses.
At st. Matthew's church there will DO
services at 7 n, NJ, followed by com.
munion, NJ 1880 prayer, sermon and
holy communion. AT half past two
children'a service win be held.
At 3;45 p. IN. Rev. Mr., Summerville
will conduct services inst. Paul'schapel,
at Elm Grove.
At ST, Luke's church, on the Island,
there will also be especially impressive
services at frequent intervals to-mor'
row, and here, as at most OF the
churches, there will be Il special choir,
and the music will be one OF the promi-
nent features OF the observance OF the
day.
The churches were all decorated last
evening with flowers, after the Good
Friday services were done. These We're
OF much interest in tho Catholic and
Episcopalian churches, and unusually
well attended,
Observation-Disclosures church Easter
Sunday will be observed with special
solemnity and joN
Tho young people OF the @. d. society
invite others to join them at sunrise
service at a. IN.
Tho Sunday school has n special
Easter song service with very choice
music to render Mt Up. IN. The supeI-
intendent, Mr. William higgins, has
secured the promise Of short addresses
from Mr. q. O. Mitchell, Y. M. @. A. sec
rotary, OF Martins Ferry, O., and Rev.
DR.. A. B, Riker. of.this city.
The pastor will MT the church services
administer the sacrament and receive
u large number into church fellowship.
Choice music and flowers will aid in
making the services delightful.
There will be u special motor on the
Elm Grove railroad Sunday morning,
leaving the grove at 6:l0 a. NJ, for the
use Of persons desiring to attend the
early services in the city churches,
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sponrsA1EN,s prEErING
At the McLuro Last Nlght-A Gun Club to
bo Formed.

At the McLurc Last Night-A Gun Club to
he Formed.
A number OF local devotes Of the rod
and gun met last night ut the Mcclure
and took steps toward tho organization
OF rod and gun club, whose principal
object will be to suppress the unlawful
practice OF SEEMING and for the general
observance OF all tho game laws.
Among those present who obligated
themselves to join the new organiza-
ton were @. ], Rawling, NJ. L, OFT, T.
NJ. Darrah, ]. W. Hunter, w. II. Stole,
r. S. Tappan, ]. f. Wright, R, B. Nc
Cullough, II. w. Mcclure, James Cum
Minis. L. NJ. statler, @. W. Copp, +. L.
Carenbauer.
Mr.. Darrah has the list in hand and
will solicit signatures, when meeting
will be called, aud officers and a board
Of control selected. Tho board OF con-
troll is for the purpose OF securing the
observance OF the game and fish laws.
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The Ohio County Republican Club at
lis next regular meeting, which will
take place Tuesday evening, will dis
cuss the question:
Resolved, That the peaceful annexation
Of Canada would DO beneficial to the
United States,
The annexationists arc Messrs. B. b.
Dovener and DR.. G. A. Ashman, while
their opponents will be Colonel Jacob
Kcmple and Prof. A. S. Bell.
There will no doubt be n large crowd
on hand. as tho Hawaiian debate last
month was very popular.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements OF Boats
Tho River Interests.

Inv NlHcr lhtcFCAtb'
Tho marks on tho wharf show 0 feet
4 inches in tho channel and slowly fall
ing.
All Of tho through packets arc carry.
ing heavy freight these days,
Only two packets touched tho wharf
yesterday, tho Congo, for Pittsburgh, at
I a, M, and tho Bon Ilur, for Parkers-
burg, at 1880 IL M,
To-day tho Iron Queen will leave for
Cincinnati at s a. m. Tho Sunshine
will pass up for Pittsburgh at midnight
and the II. X. bedford will pass down
tov Newport O., at tho same hour.
Tomorrow the Annie Laurie will pNss
down from Pittsburgh, for GAINESVILLE,
ut 4 II. M. Tho packets for Pittsburgh
aro tho Ben Hur, ut 8 a. m, the LlzLie
Bay, at s II. tn., the Keystone State, at s
a. M. the Sunshine, for Parkersburg, at
1880 a. M, tho Congo, for Cincinnati,
At 8 u. IN.
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There is nothing now in tho carpen-
tors strike. The men quit work last
evening, and will not resume, with some
exceptions, until the dispute as to the
increase Of wages is settled. It Is I'm.
derstood that not few Of tho best
hands will continue at work. The car
penters' union met last might bnt after
adjournment members said nothing but
routine business had been transacted.
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SATURDAY, MARCH o, 1903,

sOrlOre' uuIcu DeccmOeI E1tn, low, huu OF reeVIl
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the County CourOi
Ohio county, In Decd of Trust Book No, &C. folio
3Si, Will, on
SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1893,
commencing at 10 O'Clock IL. M sell at publ,
auction. ut the building known as "MusCc The
ltrc," on tho east Side OF Market street, bGtwesa
Eleventh aud Twelfth streets. In the city Of
Wheeling, Ohio county West Virginia. The
right, title and Interest of the said Samuel H.
ScoAeld and James s. Sortore In nnd to iaa
following property, to-wlt: Thirty-six No Il
chairs, ono No. kitchen table, 1--we mirror
ono pair tnssels, thirteen yards Of oil Cloih;
forty:two yards canton flannel fifty yards O
papers, sixty yards OF mating, illty.two and
twothirds yards Of carpet, forty yards Of lpldd
linoleum, seven and tliree.quGrt0r yards Of TAP
carpet one pole one pair OF porters, twenty
II chairs, one office chair, two No. hoax tables
one No. 4 table, eleven pictures, two RtChta
tables, one rocker, one pier glass, three hun
dred and forty.elght opera chairs, one drop cur
tain, four scenOs two tormentors, twelve
Of The said samuel IL scoiSId and ,janc,s
S0rtorc, situnte on the east side Of Nialkd
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
IN the city OF wheeling Ohio county, West w
ginia, on ground belonging to the Peabody ~
Surance Company, which ground Is leased W
the said Samuel H. Scohcld and James $. sOror
from tho satd insurance tompnnyt MISC the itlA
Of said ground from said Peabody INSURANCE
Company, Of Wheeling, West Virginia. to w
said Samuel II. Scotield and James s. sOri0n
dated the 8lst day OF October. 1897. Al oih
sud above described property except tho ea4
issiiuate on the ground or In the building ot@
said Samuel II. SCotleld and James $. Sor0rOl
said ground. Said properly will be sold ava
whole or In parcels, az the undersigned ttu'N
may deem best tho said trustee rCsC1s
tho right to sell the same as TO him shaA
seem most advantageous to the parties con
Cerned The lease ofthG ground, dated OciODti
3lst. 1892, referred to above, with the terms anl
conditions OF tho same, described In the lene
held by the said Peabody Insurance Company
Of Wheeling West Virginia, as well as n COPY -
the hands OF the trustee, to which reference y
here made, nm examination OF which can bc Dal
by calling upon the undersigned. The trustee
IN selling said lease reserves the right to accep
bids and make sale Of same only 10 such parties
IA shall be acceptable as tenants TO the said Peh
body Insurance Company.
TERMS OF SALE-Calh IN hand.
GEORGE CHRIsTLIER
ie2l, mari, 1925 Trustee
Tho above sale Is continued until Saturday
April 3, at same time and place.
mr.9s GEORGE ClIR1sTLIEn Trustee
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latoly occupied by Il. Rose & Co., who
hive gone out OF business.
Several saloons will remove to othor
places, others will change hands, and
not few will 90 out OF business. Tho
saloon business is not what IL used 10 be-
In Wheeling.
Several boarding houses, also will
change thoir locations, and many fam.
lilies who have heretofore kept house
will board alter to-day. Among these
is tho family OF Mr.. Il. l.. Rose, who has
sold his house on South Penn street,
Island.
The Postal telegraph company will
remove from 1909 Market street to room
3, Mcl.aln block, 1905 Market street.
Half n dozen or 40 residents Of tho
city will movointo suburban residences,
recently completed. Others win move
into now houses Of their own In the
atty, from rented houses, aud those
facts help to explain tho fact, which II
conceded, that there are moro housel
for rent this year than on any April
first for years,
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Tic Evolution

OF medicinal agents is gradually rolegat.
ing the old-time herbs, pills, draughts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use tho pleasant
and effective liquid laxative, Syrup OF
Figs. To get the true remedy see that
it is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only, For sale by all leading
druggists.
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IN thousand Of cases the cure Of q
cough is tho preventive OF consumption.
The surest cough medicine in tho world
is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers OIL guarantee Of satisfac.
ton. p&w
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Some people do not love them. They
should use tho Gail Borden Eagle Brand
Condensed Milk, perfect infant food.
A million American babies have been
raised to man and womanhood on the
Eagle Brand. Grocers and Druggists.
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EASTER HATS AT DlNGnn BROS

why Guyor Hats Are tho Host.
Because they aro sclt.Conforming.
Because they nro light weight.
Because they uro ventilated.
Because tho styles arc original.
Because they aro non.breakablc.
Because they do not change color.
Because the trimmings arc finer.
Because they 1T tho head easy.
Because tho Felt Is lrat quality,
Because wo guarantee all Guyors.
Because tho Boston stylos arc correct,
Because they aro made In great va.
rloty
Because thoy always give satisfaction
Because once worn will wear always
Because they are tho duest stlE Hat
made.
Spring styles now in, Give thcm u
Trial. DINGEa Bios.
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her husband,
Stewart Mllligan. James Vincent ..MIlgiai
Margaret Emma MIlllgln, Eyclino Van NSI
hes with W, A. Van Worries, her hu'D4l..,
Ella Browning, with John Browning, hef D"
baud, aud Mary RosebereHgh.
In ChRncCry. ....
a.. Tho object OF this suit Is TO obtain pnrHJEl,
II the same cnn bu properly made, between % ~,
parties In interest, Of trnCt OF land couiilnlF
one hundred and ihirty.ono acrc,, mon Of la y,
situated III Ttladelphla district QUO clin.nm
West Virginia md devised by tho VIII ul W.
lam Milllgnn, deceased, IN 1851, " hb WIZ
Margaret \, Mllllgan, during her natural ,,g
ana at her death TO DO equally divided D',"vt
hiI children md u snil land chnn9 .Y,Idi
Ntloned between tho heltS Of snld Wil.lllR N..'8
gan. dcCcRscd, then thnt said land hn sou VA
the proceeds equally divided between D. aUyj
Ana II appearing from an lllldhylt h.rl W 'sT
cause ~ these Rules. that the delehdli|' ,so,s,
nrl Mllllgan, James Vincent Milllgan, AA,F'I
l;mma Mllllgan, EYcllne Van yoorhes WIZ
Van VoorhCB, Ella browning John Lf'p9
nnl Mary llos0bOrOng arc not residents tW .af
state OF West Ylrghin, mud thoy no. h,,'i
beon served with process herein, on .o.YU,,H
the complainant by their solicitor iN'WI0
Of publication Is entered against then, onl, xxx
ordered That Tho said defendant 7leW'l WI.
sou, james Vincent Milllgan Nlntghm' W.,..s
ilHan, EvcllnC Van NOuthes, W. a. l1l lW.t
Ella browning, John Browning ma hab 'Ht
9otough, 90 appear wltnIn ono moBP.I ,0,.Gtl 4
first publication Of thls order aud ll W,i
necessary 10 protect mClr mtotost. D Isal
ordered that this order be- pubI'D'4
posted m required by law ..,.nI
Witness. John w. Mitchell Clghi Of n'' Gi
court AZ tho Court House Of ml rlB,..IJ.
jOitN W, MICHEL ''
PubllshOdIthc first limo March " Ngl
AtlOhl! tOtlN W. MITCH VI.
w. NJ. DUNLAP, Solicitor Tor Complain gW,1t
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that one removal is worse. The man
who undertakes to put up his own
stovepipes is not wise. The people who
have had experience are glad to hire an
expert to do it for them. And at NOV
ing time no who has the most bric.a-
brac, the most pictures, the most deli
cate and valuable articles. is the most
luckless. The more he has invested in
such property tho more he may expect
to lose.
The promise of rain last night dis
mayed many people who had not been
able to move before. Perfect weather
prevailed for the past two days, and
all who well could do so took advantage
Of it, but many could not got into their
now houses until to-day.
A number Of prominent firms will
movo to-day, and number have
nlready changed their locations. There
has been quite an accession OF pop
ulation to tho Reilly block. Among
those who changed their location is
Squire George Arkle, who has room on
tho second floor OF the Reilly block, the
Columbian Exposition Transportation
Company, Prof Myers, the Premier
Mandolin club and w. b. Dennis.
D. II. Mallory aud family, Of Claring-
ton, Ohio, will remove from there to one
OF the McLain honses on Eoh street.
NJ. r. Wolf will remove from Penn
street to South Front street, to property
no has just purchased,
A. W. Emsheimer & Bro. move from
tho Hawlcy block, on Tcnth street, to
tho room in tho Washington hall block
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FoR rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia,
cramp and colo there Is no remedy
superior TO tho genuine Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil.
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KID and Fabric Gloves in all tho
now spring shades
Gro, NJ. Shook & %.
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tREY9IANN Brewing Company will have
their unriyaIed Book beer ON tap next sat-
urdny and MOnduy.
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MANY MOVING SCENES.
People Changing their Habitations
in Great Numbers.
SOME OF The PROMINENT MOVERS.
A Boom for the Express Wagon Men,
hut u Bad Thing for tho Owners of
Household Furniture of tho De-
structibIo Kind-The Most General
Exchange of DomiolIes on Record
in Wheeling,

HE population
OF Wheeling
seems to be
fond OF NOV
ing. This year,
apparently,
more OF them
are m moving
than Tor q long
time now. The
express wae-
ons are all
busy, and the
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REYNIANN brewing Compnny's Book
Beer is acknowledged to bG better this
yonr than over before. ON tnp saturday
and Monday.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE no APPLICANTS.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROP osALS
For Furnishing Medicine to the
City Prison.

WHEEtSG. W. VA, March IS, l3a
Scaled proposals for furnishing medicine to
tho City Prison on prescription Of tho llOl4
Otlcer, for the two years conmonclng, on ils
day OF April. 1895, will bO received at the oIa
Of tho City Clerk up to Friday, April J, 1891 81
O'Clock p. IN, addressed to the chairman u
tho Committee on Police. The committee II
serves the right to reject any oral bids,
W. W. IRWIN, Chairman.
THos. +. THoEER. City Clerk mfa
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STElLlNG Silver Easter spoons. Unique
and beautiful patterns ~
Ia, DILLON 3 CO.'S.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
ExEouToRs SALE OF

EXECUT0RS' SALE0F
~ BROOKE COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
by virtue Of authority granted TO us by the
last Will aud testament OF Fergus Smith, sr,. de-
ceased which Is dated February IL, 1870, and IL
recorded In the records Of Brooke county, West
Vlrglnia, In Will book number 4, ut pRgO ill.,
We, tho Undersigned executors Of said will. on
April 10, 1893, commencement 10 o'clock n, IN.
on tho promises heretofore described, will ofOr
for sale NJ public auction, all Of tho following
described trnCt Of land situated IN Brooke
county. Wcst VirglniB, IN Buffalo district namely
tho farm. containing about iOrty.olglt norui,
more or less, adjoining the lands OF Samuel
Beck William Hedges, Julia Prnll aud J. T..
Smith md being q tract OF 1nnd owned by the
said Fergus Smith, ST., at the umO of his dc.
cease and which by tho first clauSO OF his said
Will, is directed TO be sold Said farm Il OH tho
West Liberty aud WOlltburg rohd, half milo
from Liberty, and L. convenient 10 churches.
posteHtee, thy West liberty Normal school, and
n very desirable properly In all respects
TERMS OF BALEi-CnSh
HORACE RtDGELEY,
JAMES r. SMITH,
ExCcutOrsOf Fergus Smith, sr.,
mF25'TThGs West Liberty, ". Va
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LACE and Chenille Curtains-now
styles just oponed-speCial prices.
Gro. NJ. SHOOK 4 Co.