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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
OH !! FOR STRONG NERVES.
What Does That Dreadful Feel.
 ing Mean?
Can It Be That Insanity is Star
 ing Me In The Face3
That Tired and Exhausted Fcoiinx
 Means More Than You Think.

The nervous system is fearfuliy deli- cate. It is easily deranged. and when 1t Is. beware. The symptoms are de- bility, tired feeling, inability for much work. trembling anxiety. depression of mind, nervousness and often sleep lessness and dull feeling In the morn- ing. .s
 These lead to nervous prostrauon, paralysis or insanity. You run a ter. rible risk in neglecting any of thess symptoms. You can be cured now If you neglect yourself you will soon become hopeless wreck, as Mrs. w. A. Tinkham of Stowe, Vt, did. She writes the following about herself:
 About six months ago found my self In an extreme nervous condition. This had been gradually growing upon me for several years and I cannot tell what I suffered, 1t was beyond de- scription. I got no rest or sleep nights and my work was done in con. stant agony.
 q imagined there was some impend- ing evil constantly hanging over me and could not rid myself of the idea that insanity was in store for me. knew better than to do lots of things that did do, but could not help it, q was indeed wreck and was on the point of giving up in despair. I employed physicians who did me no good and my. ionfaiition continually grew worse.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
ON TEE BALt FIELD.

At Cincinnati--smith's errors gave Boston three runs precisely the margin by which the visitors won.
 Boston .......2 0 00,1 2 0 l. Cincinnati ...1 00 Q. 1st2 Q. Or
 Hits-Boston 12, CincihGatiis s. Errors Boston 2, Cincinnati 4 Batteries stivetts and Ganzel; Fisher and .Mer- ritt. -..----
 At Chicago--Chicago had no trouble in defeating Washington this afternoon, hittingStoc kdale hard all through the game. Chicago .....1 2 { o 2 0 9 6 O-l7 Washington o 1 .0,0 2 1: O. 1---55
 Hits--Chicago 20, Washington 12. Er- rors-Chicaso 5, Washington 4 Bat teries-IFutchinso and Schriver; Stock dale and Dugan. s,
 At Cleveland-The home team battsd the bali all over the lot in the; first two innings to-day and the visitors could not recover the lost ground 2s'@t tHnf Cleveland ...2 0 0 03 O. 0 0g-s-i2 Baltimore ...3 0 0 1 10 0 3 O. 2
 Hits-Cleveland 15.- Baltimore g. Er- rors-Cleveland 5 Baltimore g. Batter ies-Cuppy and Thinner; Gleason, Hawke and Robinson. n.
 At Pittsburg-With the exception of the first inning the Brooklyns could do nothing with Menefee's delivery and the home team won with ease. 2 Pittsburg ....1 1tS O O. fl 0 s-1o Brooklyn ....3 0 0 0 o o 0 Q IA
 Hits-Pittsburg 14. Brooklyn 6. Er- rors-Pittsburg 4 Brooklyn 3. Bat teries--Menefee and Weaver; Stein and Kinslow.
 At Louisville-Louisvllle gave New York sharp contest to-day. Louisville .....4 0 2 0 o I O CT New York ......1 0 5 9 O.0Fi2 slx, 8
 Hits-Louisville I, New York ,7. Er- rors-Louisville 5, New York 3. Bat teries-Knell and Cote; Meekfn and Farrell. s... }, ss. 2
 At St. Louis-Philadelphia pounded Clarkson for enough runs to-days to win three ordinary games. St. Louis ....0 O. 0 Q 10 0V O. i Phila .........0 5 s5 6S1S2 s0 70 $sSt
 Hits-St. Louis [, Philadelphia 21. Er-i rors-st. Louis 2. Philadelphia o. Bat teries- Clarkson and Twlnehsm; John son and Buckley a'sss s.s,Ss x 4 t a ! 5 e
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25

4 lJt When Baby was sick, we gave nel CastoriA
 When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
 When she became Miss, she cluns to castoria.
 when she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
sCruAhed by an Elevator.

'Lowell, Mass. Sept. 24-Albert La foure, aged twentyfour, was crushed to death this morning by an elevator in the, Hamilton mill. The elevator as evidently overloaded and it stopped between two floors in the up- ward passage. Lafoure reached to the lever and again started the elevator which went so quickly as to catch him between the upper floor and the edge of the: elevator. He was married four months ago. .,-.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
STATE yEWs JOTTISGs.
fresh Glesni . gs- appenings and Incl
 dents In Various r aces.

Fresh Giesnia gs- -Happenings and Incl
 dents In Various P aces.
 Peter. Burns. formerly foreman of the Derby Silver Plate company's plating department, died at Rockford. H.. last night. .r
 Edward Mcclure of Hawkins street. Derby. who spent a year In the scien- tihc department of Yale college, will take up the study of medicine at Co., lumbia college next week.
 Tho Sterling company of Derby re- ceived an order for forty pianos and thirty-four organs yesterday morning.
 Mrs. F. B. DeForest of Derby. and her sister. Mrs. E. K. Kellogg, left Saturday for Erie. Pa. for a short visit.
 ED. Warming of Derby who has been on three months tour through Great Britain and the continent arrived In New York on the Paris Saturday. and reahced home that night.
 Rev c. R. Tappert of Meriden de- livered an address at the dedication of the German Lutheran church in Water bury Sunday. Five stage loads of Meri- den people were present.
 The Bridgeport Brass company has made a deal by which 1t is to begin manufacturing Rochester lamps for the Rochester Lamp company. Up to Jan uary last the Edward Miller com pany of Meriden had the contract. The Bridgeport company intend to make an improvement in the lamp.
 George II. Benham. secretary at Holmes. Booth & Hayden's, Waterbury, Nth hls wife left Saturday to enjoy a trip to Richmond on the Old Dominion steamship line. s James F. Brophil, aged 27 years, died at his home in Watertown yester- day after a lingering illness. Besides his wife. the deceased leaves his father, mother and two sisters. ltsar5
 William B: Murphy. clerk at Jones' Morgan & Go. 's gents furnishing store, Naugatuck. and Miss Margaret Null vile. daughter of John M. Mulville, pro- prietor sof the Commercial hotel, were Tafried yesterdaymorning at St. Fran cis' church. Naugatuck, by the pastor Rev. Father J. T. Lenahah. 'Dr. John R. Freney of Naugatuck was best man, and Miss Theresa Mulville, sister of the bride. was the maid of honor. The church was filled to the doors with telatives and friends of the young couples large party being present from Waterbury, New Haven and other places.
 SHERIFF BROWN RENOMIN1TED.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25

A farewell banquet was rendered Der ton J. Lee, ex-president of the West Side club, at the club house last even- ing Speeches were made by W. J. Mutch, Rev. F. s. scofeld, s. P. Thrasher. w. M. Butricks and others. Mir. Lee will enter the Columbia Medi- cal school in New York city this week. During the evening he was presented with . beautiful mirror, #
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
There WxsM Contest.

Hartford, Sept. ALThe will of the late Charles M, Pond was admitted to probate this, morning. There was no contest as was expected It was thought 1t would be made upon the grounds that 2. piece ,Qf property left sto him was .bsauea p! 'sl t,hed, outside. the family. When the property was left to him, there was a provision that it should remain in the family. W. H. oConklin and J. w. Allen Were appointed appraisers. Mrs. Clara P. Parker of New York appeared in favor of the will. ,,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
THE LATE MRS. CHATTERToN,
Yorktown Ordered to China.

Washington, Sept. N.-Secretary Her bert decided to-day to add the York town to the Asiatic squadron. He tele- graphed orders to the Mare Island navy yard to have her docked at once and to have all necessary repairs made as soon as possible. The Yorktown reached San Francisco to-day, having just returned from patrol duty in Behr- ing sea.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
SHERIFF BROWN RENOMINATED.
Result of Republican County Convention ,r Held in MiddIetown Yesterday.

,F Held in Middletown Yesterday.
 Middletown, Sept, 24.-The republi- cans of Middlesex county held, con- Ueption to-day for the nomination of a candidate for sheriff. E. w. Wellman of Clinton was made chairman.
 Speeches placing the names of Sheriff Thomas s. Brown: of East Hampton, Edward H. Harris of this city and c. c. Atwell before the convention were made. ,14 'ti-'. { -'-
 The first, informal ballot resulted as follows: Brown 2lsAtwell 8; Harris7. < 0p the next ballot Brown received 2S, Atwell-S and Harris 8. The nomination of Brown was made unanimous.
 ,s The delegates of the convention then toek dinner with, Sheriff Brown at Chaffee's hotel
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
Government Bonds. < Following are the quotations for limited States bonds at the call to-day:

NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS. Furnished daily by KIMBERLY, RooT& DAY,
 Bankers and Brokers, 183 Orange street. sa BANK sToCKs.' 4 A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

Lodge No. 2, OF Wheeling. will be- present
10 Initiate several candidates.
r. NJ. Bowers Is visiting his parents az
onepnerustown. He has turned his store
over into the hands OF his creditors.
Iars. a. Scoad and Mrs. w. Heimberger
nave returned home. after a brief visit TO
friends at Homestead, Pittsbnrg, and
other points in Pennsylvania
" oincisir has occupied his new dwell
Ing in SoutL Wheeling.
"A 5orce OF men Is gradingiand ballasting
the Is. ~ y. near the Riverside mill.
PERSONAL: Frank Miller has returned
Iron, IRON, business trip 10 Ohio. William
minor. former mill man now OF Pitts
ousg, IL mere on visit. Mrs. Augusta
Ml.er, from up the river. who has been
visiting Miss 5. Schad, has returned 10
her home. Edward Palmer will leave TO.
oay Tor CHARTERS, Pa, 10 work on a rail.
road: Fred Schockey, of ShadysIde, o hio.
was In the city yesterday on a business
"TRIP. he IS a well known gardner. John,
son OF Officer Casey, will leave to-mor,
row Tor Allegheny City, where he works
ia an axle works. Bert Snodgrass was
aoie 10 De out yesterday. Alex Dubois
VIII leave Tuesday for Michigan on a
i ,l per purchasing expedition. James
hitchcock, OF New Martinsville, was here
o. business yesterday. John Barger. OF
freeport, Pa, who has been the guest of
MS son, j. II. Barger, the jeweler. return
ca nome yesterday Mrs. Bseeti, of
aonndsville, called on friends here yester-
Day Louis Wallenfelz mas returned home
from visit near Marietta
Inc Peter Palmer property in the lower
ward, was sold yesterday at sheriffs sale
CHARLES Vance, merchant, was the pur.
cnaser, ana the consideration was ABOUT
$1,000.
Special services will be continued this
week at the new NJ. H.. Church.
n stove Tell on the hand OF Robert Linds-
ley yesterday and painfully injured it.
benwood capital will be at the head OF a
project TO start an electric light plant here
Ihey are already canvassing for stock.
A meeting will probably DO held this week
ABOUT $4,000 stock will be required and
there is little fear that this amount ca be
raised. Citizens believe it will be a sure
go. IL is thought it will take about $40 600
TO line the town.
Henry Barnhardt had his kitchen rob
bed a few nights ago. Thieves entered
and took number OF kitchen utensils.
A large number OF Wheeling society
people attended the Primrose dance at
Dolan's Hall Friday night
Street talk has IL, and there probably
VIII be an American Protective Associa-
ton formed here in tho near future. Per-
sons OF this belief are quite numerous in
McMechen and about here.
Timothy O'Brien jumped from a lumber
pie, yesterday, and spruned his wrist.
william Hall, Jr., mas bought and fitted
up tastetully house on Main street. He
Will take bride TO II in the person of
Miss Detemple this week.
This week will be observed in the M. E.
Church as week of prayer.
The Eastern b. and l.. Association, of
Syracuse, n. Y, offers TO investors first
mortgage security, with seven per cent. in
terest, payable quarterly. Also loans 81. 90
Tor every dollar contributed by Local
Boards. Call on or address A. Roeder 81
Sons. Bellaire, o., State Agents for West
Virginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL, o., January 20.-Miss Ada
Cehrs returned home last Saturday from
chicago, where she had been several
months visiting friends.
Billy Neuenschwander, OF Sistersyille.
spent last Sunday in town.
Mrs. Riggs, Of Gallipolis, o., arrived on
the keystone State, Sunday, and was the
guest of Mrs. Nancy O'Neill for several
days.
Quite large mum Der OF young folks
We're up from Sardis, Wednesday evening,
attending the protracted meeting.
Misses Lou AnshutZ and Lottie Muhle-
man, of Buckhill, o., were guests of
friends in town Tuesday.
Miss Rena Clegg was the guest of DIR.
and Mrs. McKelvey last Saturday and
Sunday.
DIR. j. K. Ferguson returned to town on
last Monday, after an absence of two
months.
Gilbert Wilson was at wittens, o., this
week, on business.
Prof. w. e. Sykes, after visit 10 his
home for several days, returned here ON
last Sunday evening
Arthur Lloyd, OF Belaire, formerly Of
our town, was on our streets this week
Miss Georgia Wells, OF Wells Bottom.
w. Va, is the guest of Miss Minnie MubIe.
man.
Mrs. Henry Ollom and daughter. Miss
May, OF Belpre, o., arrived on the Lizzie
Bay, Wednesday, and are guests OF Mrs,
Lizzie Cline.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

son: instrumental music. Banjo and Guitar
Club; vocal solo, Mrs. @. w. Grimes; reci-
taton, Mrs. Sandy. OF Wheeling. song,
quartette composed OF Mrs. J. y. Alexand-
err, Mrs. Ada Carrick. G. T.. Woodourn and
j. B. Alexander; recitation, Claude Mo
Conkey. Mr.. John +. Tobin. by request,
recited two pieces for which he received
hearty encore.
The water works company has secured
an option on a portion OF land situated at
the upper end OF the nursery with the in
tention OF placing their power house there.
The towers from which the town will DO
supplied will likely be situated on First
street between Jefferson and Tomlinson
avenue.
The attraction at the opera house next
Thursday evening will DO Guy Brothers
minstrels, which have been booked for that
occasion.
Tho foundation for Thomas Gatts' new
residence OF Seventh street is ABOUT COM
pleted and the frame work will be con-
structed this week.
j. Alex Ewing addressed the Jr. o. u.
A. NJ on the subject OF patriotism at their
council chamber Friday evening.
The City Council has advertised for bids
Tor paving Jefferson avenue from First 10
second streets, Second street as far as
Grant avenue, Eleventh street 10 Purdy
avenue and Purdy avenue from Eleventh
TO Twelfth streets
DR.. Frank Warden. who was raised in
THIS city but has been practicing medicine
at Spokane Falls, Wash. and now located
In Wheeling. was here Friday. DIR. Warden
is thinking OF locating here for the practice
OF his profession.
A delegation OF citizens from Union dis
trict were before the County Court on
Friday pleading for an appropriation OF
OF So, 900 10 macadamize the Wheeling and
Fairmont pike from Limestone to the Ohio
county line.
a District Teachers Institute will be
held at the school building in this city on
Saturday, February Sd. Topics have been
arranged and large number OF teachers
will take part in the programme.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
or the Shoe Manufacturing Company will
be held at the office of the NJ, NJ. Il NJ. Co.
next Tuesday for the purpose of electing
new Board Of Directors and other officers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION. o., January On
MIR. James Davis, OF Washington Citv and
Captain VIM. Davis, OF Wheeling. are
visiting their sister. Mrs. James Mooney
Mrs, George jScheetz is confined TO the
house by Illness.
Infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Martin died yesterday morning.
The social event of the season was the
mop on Thursday evening which was one
OF the finest affairs ever given here. The
rain OF the evening prevented some from
being present although forty-one couples
participated. The ladies looked bewitch.
ing IN their full dress costumes OF silk
null and lace with profusions OF flowers
Myers orchestra, OF Wheeling, furnished
the music 20 which the gay dancers kept
time until early morning. The guests yyere
from Wellsville, Steubenville, Wellsburp-
Mt. Pleasant, Smithfold, Martins Ferry
and Wheeling
Mr. Henry Ewing, OF Yorkville, was fin
town Thursday on business
There will be preaching services everv
evening this week Ira the Presbyterian
Church preparatory 20 tho Communion
service Sunday morning, January Is. at 4
O'Clock The services will be conducted
BY the pastor Rev. Houston, assisted bv
Rev. HOllingstOn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
WELLSBURo.

WELLsBURG, w. VA, January 2O.-Miss
Annie Lazear is able TO attend to her duties
at the gas office, after an attack OF the grin.
>. q. Naylor was n visitor among his
old associates in Wellsburg, and assisted
In the services at the Christian Church.
J. II. Lauck. proprietor OF the Granite
House, has been suffering from an attack
OF the grip for the last ten days, and is as
yet not improved.
An establishment for tho relief OF tho
needy has been opened in the room recent
ly occupied as q SherifTs office Messrs
Ed. aud Chas. Tenwick are in charge Of
1T. The country people have been very
good in donating provisions. A great dea
OF clothing is on hand, and all needing such
are requested TO call and secure them.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Everett, OF Lazearville.
died on Friday after being i'll for long
time of tuTnor
The West Virginia Window Glass Com
paDy shipped their first carload of glass
last Sunday.
The farmers institute is being held In
the Court House and is being well at
tended.
The ladies OF the p. T. Church gave =
festival AT their church on Friday night
and realized a neat little sum-
Rev. w est will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church morning and evening
on Sunday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
h1C'AEHEN.

The new Democratic postmaster Sam
w. Stewart, has removed the postofIlce to
the Chaddock building.
Y. l.. McCuskey spent the greater part
OF last week among friends at Cameron.
Lyton ~ Comerford, our enterprising
Pharmacists, have gotten out very hand
some sign.
The revival at the Church OF God con-
tnues with undated interest. There
have been large number of accessions to
the CHURCH, and seekers are coming for
ward nightly
Mrs. James Deloe left on last Wednes-
day for few weeks visit among friends
in Ohio.
Rev. James Bristor, of the Disciples
church, is again greeting friends in town.
IL is understood thas he Will locate here
permanently.
Lawrence Stauver and James Jasper,
two young railroad men, have returned
from an extended visit South.
j. hincaiG, recently Of Allegheny, Pa,
has located in our town and opened up
barber shop in the building formerly occu.
pied as apostoffice.
w. a. LETTERS is on a visit to Norfolk,
Va, and other Southern points
j. l.. and w. 3. McMechen will start
this week on an excursion to Norfolk, va.
Mr.. and Mrs b. b. McMechen returned
wednesday from visit among relatives in
Hampshire county.
Mrs j. IL. Johnson, an estimable aged
Iauy "ho was resident OF this place for
many years, but now resides near Shep-
herdstown, this State, is quite i'll at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. James
Roberts, near Benwood junction.
Shaub Bros, the bakers, have about
completed their store from and dwelling.
Inc citizens OF McMechen, irrespective
OF party, desire to return 10 Mr.. w. A
Jeffers their sincere thanks for tho kind.
courteous and efficient manner in which ne
has conducted the postoffice for the past
eight years.
VIII Stauver's engine is just out of the
shop. She is a beauty
James Gatewood and son are again oper-
ating the Hooking Valley coal bank
near the cemetery.
w. h. Merplo and son, the painters are
putting on the finishing touches to Thomas
Mobiles house.
Grant Wildman and Adam Wise. two
former residents of Richie county are Wis
iting relatives here
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
MOUNDsVILLE.

j. c. Bardall is in California, where he
will remain for some time.
Mrs. Bruce MCCusky. has returned home
from Cameron, where she was called by
tue serious illness Of her mother
Miss Robinson, Of Wheeling, who has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. John l..
LauRhlin, for some time, has returned
home.
Company "a" OF the NJ. +. Church, r.
arrang ug for an entertainment 10 be given
in the Masonic Hall, early ia February.
which promises 10 DO the leading event Of
the season.
The EpwOrth League will give a social
az the home Of Mrs. Capt. John Smith,
next Thursday evening
The coin birthday party given by Com
pauy 9, az the residence OF Mrs. Jane
Lockwood. Friday evening. far surpassed
the most sauRuiue expectations OF the pro-
motors. = large number OF invitations
had been sent out aud nearly 200 guests re-
spouded. Little p0kes nad been prepared
and sent out with The invitations, which
when returned contained q coin for each
birthday OF the donor. or course. they
mostly contained pennies, and the number
received would make "a contribution box
Tor some time 10 come. Refreshments
wcro served at proper hour and all pres
emf passed very pleasant evening. a de-
hghttul programme was one Of The features
Of the occasion, which was instrumental.
Dy Prof. Cheesbro; recitation, Nellie Bry-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
CLAkIIsBURG.

CLARKspURG. w. Va, January co.
judge Edwin Maxwell, during the past
week, has acted as special Judge of the
circuit Court The first four days OF this
week have been occupied in the trial OF
Austin Swiger for the cutting of Joshua
~. Fortney, In the tragedy which took
place July I'D, 1892, in Louis district. The
jury, after thirty hours elaboration, re-
turned into Court Friday evening with "a
verdict or guilty of assault and battery
On Friday the Court was engaged in hear
ing haoeas corpus case, in whish Mrs.
Myrtle jackson seeks TO obtain the pos
session other son from Mrs. Florida Sui
hvan. Another important case being con-
sldered by the Court is that OF Cen. N
Con against the South Penn Oil Com
pany, being an action of unlawful detainer
Tor the recovery OF the possession OF GER
tain real estate, valued at many thousand
dollars. The best legal talent in the State
are employed, and the result will be
awaited with interest.
Mrs; w. S. Price is visiting in New
York City.
Col. +. S. Spates has returned from
Washington.
Miss Lucy Latstatter, daughter OF John
Latstatter, Esq, was married to Mr.. An
thony McAndrews on Tuesday evening at
me Catholic church. Rev. Father O'Con-
ner officiated
Sheridan Pew is visiting his sather, JOS
Mrs. L. NJ. Jackson is visiting in Park
ersburg.
DR.. w. %. Shuttleworth Is visiting his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. b. Il. Shuttleworth
Mrs. Il. j. Brady has returned from
Washington, Pa.
Rev. Henry Langford has been very sick
Tor few DAYS.
Ed. Haymaker is out after severe at
tack of pneumonia.
Harrisburg is TO have an ice plant
Ihe remains of Thos. Crogan, VINO died
In Weston. were inferred at Elk View GEM
etery Tuesday
Among prominent people in the city dur
ing the week We're: Capt. Hood, of Hunt
lngton; Il. Kline, and j. G.. st. Clair. OF
Grafton; Oscar Jenkins, and Chas. Des-
pard, OF ParkcrsbuIg; DIR. Brown. and w.
Plttsburg; A. NJ. Pritchard, of Manning.
ton, and Prot. w. NJ. Blaire, Of Salem.