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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-15
MARTINS FERRY.
Haps aud oiIshnps In tho Thrlvin: City
Across tho River.

Haps aud 0iislnps In tho Thrlvin: City
Across tho River.
Several Of the city Republican nomi-
nces are kicking because their names
have been placed on tho Citizens
ticket without their knowledge or con-
sent, and every one OF them have de-
clined TO run OH the third ticket or any
ticket excepting the regular Republican
ticket Those who will not allow
their mi to 20 on the "citi-
zens' ticket" are Matthew Jones, for
cemetery trustee. Charles II. Carpenter
and George b. Barr for council, John
Niskers and George Strain for assessors,
ane George Ealston and Joseph Will
iams for board OF education. The "citi-
zens' ticket" was made up on Tuesday
night and yesterday in tho interest OF
tho Democratic candidates for city So
licitor, marshal and observation-disclosures.
Even many OF the Democrats arc angry
because OF the poor judgment displayed
by n few members OF their party.
Thomas Mears declines TO run for coun-
Gil on the Democratic or any other
ticket.
Hon. c. l.. Weems, who is attorney
Tor Isaac Nixon, who brought suit
against the Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail-
road for $4,000 damages, was in Mar
tins Ferry yesterday looking up evil
dencc. Nixon was struck and knocked
down and his foot cut of BY the cars
while they were making a flying switch,
about four years ago.
The flint glass workers who will 90 TO
Huntington, w.. Va. have received word
that tho glass works will resume one
week later than expected. For this
reason they will not go until next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thco. Dyson arrived in
town yesterday from T%arantum, Pa,
to visit relatives. They formerly re-
sided in Martins Ferry.
Both factories at tho Laughlin works
were oil yesterday afternoon on account
OF the funeral OF Hugh Morrison, u for
mer mailer.
Tho brick work will DO commenced
to-day on the two.story residence Of
John Boehm, in Ncwiand's addition.
Stephen Hopkins went to Columbus
yesterday to attend tho meeting and
banquet OF the state boards OF trade.
Mr.. Robert Carmichael had two ribs
broken in his right side by falling out
OF his wagon.
Charles l. Young, of Norwalk, O.,
addresses the Maccabees tomorrow
evening.
George McKim has been granted 4
patent on packing for pipe coupling.
McDermott's tool works was of yes
terday on account OF repairs.
George Spence will erect a fino brick
residence on Center street.
Rev. A. Z. BrownIec is at Claysville,
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1.-THE people Of this vicinity insist on
having Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and do not want any other" SAYS John
Y. Bishop, OF Portland Mills, Ind. That
is right. They know it to bc superior to
any other for colds, and MS n preventive
and cure for Group, and why should
they not insist upon having it? 5Ocent
bottles ior sale by Chas. L. Goetze, Will
w. Irwin, Chris. f. Schnepi, Chas.
Menkemeller. William Z. Williams, S,
L. Brice, A. Z. Scheele. Will Menkcmel.
Ter, John Coleman, Richards & McE!rov.
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie <
Co., Bridgeport, and 3. F. Peabody &
Son, Benwood.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE.

BY virtue OF three deeds oftrust made bywilliam
Hamilton and Lotto Hamilton. his wife. to me
as trustee. tho first dated April il, 1888, recorded
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF
0hio county, West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust
Ho0k no q. page J.. the second dated Julv 6.
ISS5' recorded In said clerks ofico In Deed OF
trust hook No. y. page lG9, the third dated
August q, 1870. recorded In said clerks oCico In
Deed OF Trust Book No. 81. page 9. | will sell nj
NE north front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
Countyon
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH. 1891.
commencing mt 10 O'Clock a H., the following
described property. that IS 10 soy: Part OF lots
numbered three and sixteen In Kline and StI-
ievs Grandview subdivision in the First ward
OF me city Q! Wheeling. Ohio County. West Vir.
GINA, thht Is 10 say: So much ot.thelot No. > In
said subdivision us lies within the following
boundaries, to'wit: Beginning at tho SOUTH
west corner OF said lot, running thence, north.
wHrdly with the west line thereof. 81 ieei moro
OF less to the southetly line Of the road as now
,mi'chi thence with the sonthGrly and westerly
ines OF the road MS now used 10 where the same
liter,ectS with the south line OF said lot thoncO
beginning.
Also so much OF lot No. IG In said subdivision
rs hes south Of Il line running parallel with tho
south line OF said lot. which II extended In a
straight line Will tn;ersect the west line OF said
lot no. j where the southerly line OF tho road rs
now used intorsects said west line.
Inc ute 10 said property Is believed 10 be per.
!sCt, Dut selling MS trustee | Will convey only
inc lite vested In me b. snId deeds OF trust.
Terms OF SALE:-oue.thlrd and ne much mora
~ ING purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the
Jay OF sale, the balance In two equal Install
menS NJ one ana two years, notes bearing inter.
est from the day OF sale TO be given for tho dc.
leffea payments. tho title TO be retained until
payment has been mnde in full.
WI. W. COWDEN, Trustee,
w. IL HALL.EII, AuctiDnccr fcie
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HUNTSVILLE,


A miscellaneous Mclnngc of Minor Mat
terra from Marshalrs Metropolis.
Three prominent young men OF this
city were summoned to appear before
the mayor on Tuesday evening Cor
a%ssau!tlnc the negro portor OF tho
Hanes house. Two OF them appeared
and plead guilty. They received q fine
OF 81 10 each. The other didn't appear,
being away from the city.
Jeremiah lIagerman returned Tues
day from n Jour months trip west. lie
spent most OF his timc in California
with his brother. lie reports the mid.
winter fair not completed yet. Anum-
Der OF others are thinking OF going on
the cheap excursions.
The colored mot sentenced by the
circuit court on Tuesday were taken
over from tho jail to the prison last
evening. William Capper will be taken
over to-day.
Mound City Council No. 6, Jr. o. U.
A: NJ. will present n fla: to tho Fork
Ridge school on Friday, the 23d. A
fine programme will be rendered.
william Coroln was PLACED in the
pen on Tuesday. He was brought from
Hampshire county for robbery. and
gets eighteen months.
Il. H.. ilornbrook ia back from an OK.
tenslve business trip through the west.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Henry Knight,
coIored, took place yesterday afternoon.
Miss Maggie Rankin, OF Graysville, is
visiting in the city.
Circuit court adjourned yesterday un.
til Monday.
7. J. Patton is west on q business
trip.
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Great interest is fclt in tho coming
athletic entertainment OF the Wheeling
Athletic Club, which takes place in
their rooms in tho public library build.
ing this evening. The ISTELLIGESCER
has published tho programme, which Is
quite an attractive one, and will no
doubt BIO enjoyed by the brilliant audi.
ence. Tho fencing OF Mossrs. Burda:ts
and Stifel is said TO DO II great feature,
and OF course the work OF Frank Miller,
tho Turner's champion club swinger,
will be watched with intercst.
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Beware OF olutmcnts for Caturrli tim
Contain Mercury,

Beware of Ointmcnts for Caturrli TINT
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell, and completely dcrangc the
whole system when entering it through
tho mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-.
scriptions IRON reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by +. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
tcrnally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure BIO sure you
got the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by I. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
RIsoid by druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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SALE.

B$ virtue OF a deed OF trust made BIZ Francis
r. !hVher 10 mo rs trustee. dated July II, 1853,
IScotucu N the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Toutt OF ONO county. West Virglnia. In Deed Of
iIust BOON No. q, page 223, ! will sell ut tho
county. on
SATURDAY, THE 3isr DAY OF MARCH, 1891
commencing Ut 10 O'Clock n m., the iollowln.
ue.Gflbcd property. that Is to say:
go much OF lot numbered one hundred and
Smentyiniilc, Situated on the cast side OF Marie:
SNtTeLIln inc Flith ward OF the City OF Wheeling.
lioconhty, West Virginia. MS fronts iweuty.two
~ uIiu one inch oil the said cast side OF said
aLh'Get Street ind extends back eastwnrily 10
NY HIley called G, and being tho northerly one.
n4Ilu part OF said lot one hundred md twenty
nihe. together with all the buildings or Appur.
tStnuCeS erected thereon or belonging thereto.
hhO me hOtlh three feet OF lot numbered one
nulhtel nlil thirty, In ChRplinc md Eoir's I'D.
Miuon 10 said City OF Wheeling, Ohio count,
mest virginia. said piece OF ground fronts three
1eet on The east side OF Market street, between
iMehtH'second and Twenty.third streets md
Lulhlng back OF equal width 10 the eastern
ppunHary line Of sHld lot 49,. being the same two
RRiIccs OF property conveyed 10 sQld Francis L
ihohet Dy W. V. Hogs, trustee, by deed dated
LIENS oPSAtE-0ne.third and MS much moro
~ tmS purchaser elects To pay In cash on the day
~ sIle' the hhIniIec In ~ equal instGllmentsAt
tMt'le ana twsntr.fOur months, notes bearing
tntc.c.t ron the day OF sale to be given for tho
oeierfel payments.
W WI. ". CowDEN. Trustee.
q. lIALLEIs. AuctioneGr. mrl
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LEGAL NOTICES
ORpER OF PUBLICATION.

stpto OF West Virginia, Ohio County, S. In the
Clicult Court Of Ohio county, west Virginia
March Rules, 1884,
IT, lInsH.' Trustee In chanccry.
Theodore KRAFT ct al
The object Of this suit is to have Partition
among tho parties entitled thereto OF thG real
CsiSte of which John Krhit died seized being
thTec. ioutthsO Of lot lg IN Chaplino u EoI g a.
dltiOu to the CITY OF Wheeling. 10 9sS S nnd SI ~
whom owing, with their amounts aud PrlotlNc,;
10 remove certain cloud, from the tue 10 shll
real estate and to have certain DEEDS maze ny
the heirs OF John Kraft, deceased, 10 AmSuSt
WIedcbuSch. trustee. To secure the south nleei,
Ing building AsSJciatIon declared satisfied, null
lnd void ana dcCFcCd to DO TelogScl.
And II appearing from nn AFFIDAVIT h'cu IN ihe
cause that Theodore Kraft, Icmglla hLuit; itel.
KNIT, Homer Kraft, Jennie KRAFT anu CotA
Emit, aud q. ". SandbOwCr nrt nOn'rGsideIlH
OF tho state OF West Virginia uliu mat
Tho defendant, tho south Wheeling Build,
INK Association. 10 or was n cOrnOthtloh' Gli
that no pGrSoncnn DO found III tho county oiOhlo
on whom prnccs, Cnn be legally. served rs 70 Il,
on motion Of the complainant this order oil pub
~lIcatIou Is entered against them anu u Is 3tdef'
cd TINT the said defendants, ThGnuoEo htNi.I,
Pemrlin KTnit. Fred. kmtt, Homer Knit, Jennie
Kmit, Cora Kuft and G.. ". SandbOWeFi md The
South Wheeling building Association; when Is
or was q corporation, be nld are requltel Ionp'
pear within one ilCnth after tho uAio OF thc uIst
publication OF this order and do what Is necrA'
snry TO protect their Interests. It Ia further or.
dercd TINT this order GU published Hnd posted
Witness, John ". Mitchell. Clerk OF our said
Court. at the Court House Of sald COUNTY tNis
7th day Of March, 1891, tO-wit; March Rules 1874
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first iiino March 3, lsYi.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL. CIctK.
IT,. lIrdrs, Solicitor for Complainant.
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Mr.. Gorsuch, n we'll known young
man Of Mt. Pleasant, O., has left for
parts unknown, leaving n sick wife
and two or three children bedind. lie
left a letter addressed to his father, stat
ing that he would never again return to
Mt. Pleasant. He asked thatthe contents
OF the letter be left quiet for one wecls.
His young wife was Miss Cora Medill,
a daughter OF George Medill. 4 promi-
nent farmer living near Mt. Pleasant.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

ROUBLlC SALE.
The property OF the Mound City Brick Com
pany. AZ houndsvllle. ". Va, WIN be sold at
auction TO the highest and best bidder on
SATURDAY. MARCH 81. 1891. y,
at O'Clock p. m, upon the premises.
Said property consists OF about twelve an
acres OF clay land suitable for building brick OK
bc,t quality. located upon a switch OF the p. 30.
r. r., buildings, machinery and tools for the
manufacture OF brick BY the soft mud process,
stable. Office md dwelling honso.
Tho personal property consists OF about 80
cords OF wood. about four hundred thousand
burnt brick. about 81, 200 In book accounts, four
~ horses, wagons. cart and harness. also othco
furniture. safe. desk. etc.
The property will be sold az n whole, without
division. upon the following terms. viz:
Five thousand (SS.000) dollars, or as much more
as the purchaser may elect to pay. cash In hand
on the day OF sale. the balance In two equal In
s.allments. payable in six C) and twelve (l2)
months from tho day Of sale, the purchaser to
give his notes. bearing interest from the dav OF
sale for the deferred payments. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property. mrIo-TrhGs
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MILITARY MATTERS.
Tho Movement to Form n Company
In Wheeling Resting.
WAITING FOR GOVERNOR MCORKLE
To Inform the Local People as to tho
hdvisabIlIty ~ Forming nh Artil.
lGry organizatlon-Thc Sentiment
Changed In Favor of Infantry.
What tbs Proposed Now Militia Law
VIII DO.

Tho movement to organize a military
company in this city, started some time
ago, and in iurthCrauco OF which n
meeting Of the interested young mel
was hold a TOW days ago, hns made no
progress since tho meeting, for the
reason that those at tho head OF tho
project Nrc waiting to hOar from Gov
crnor MacCorkle on tho subject Of
making tho organization artillery. I'm
der the existing law, however, 1t la not
seen how tho governor can provide for
artillery, and the sentiment among tho
young men who have started the move
mcnt seems to be changing in favor OF
infantry. Both Majors BaGuley and
Willis, OF tho First regiment, favor in.
fnntry, and General Spillman, tho gen.
eral in command OF the West Virginia
National Quad, has also counsclcd that
tho Wheeling company DO infantry.
lilo also adds that he docs not sec how
an artillery organization can 10 at
tached to tho First regiment
II is probable that another meeting
will be held within q fow days to do
cido definitely regarding which arm Of
tho service the new company will on-
ter, and ut ureIcnt infantry seems 10
hayO tho call.
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Our brave soldier boys OF company G
came marching home yesterday alter
noon in ail their glory, and forty strong,
in command OF their gallant captain, W.
Ii. Lyons, and their appearance caused
many admiriug giances to be turned in
their direction, says tho Huntington
HrGld. The boys marched to tho
armory where they were disbanded,
and all expressed q Willingness to re-
spond to the call Of duty at any time
their services were needed. They
brought with them n gatling gun and it
is probable it will be kept here for aomc
time at least.
All the boys, OF course, were glad to
get back home, and their friends were
glad to SEQ them. They all have Jolly
stories to relate OF tho experience they
met with in camp, and they arc thrill
ing moro or less, according TO the ability
OF the relator.
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The race on roller SKATES, at tho North
End rink, next Thursday evening, be-
tween Eugene Hanko and f. c. Nc
O!oIland promises to be IN exciting
contest. Both men are hard at work,
putting in several hours daily ut, tho
rink, and both will be in tip-top condi-
tion when the race comes oil.
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SYMPTOMS - Moisture; intense itching and
St.nsihEi most At night; worse Oy scratching. II
bleed and ~ulccrGtc. becoming very sore.
SwAYSE's 0ISTME%T stops tho itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In Most cases re.
moves the Mmo:S. At druggists. or by mail, for
30 cents. DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia.
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II HAVE used Ayers Hair Visor Tor 4
number OF years, and it has always
gwen mo satisfaction. 1t is an excel.
lent dressing, prevents the hair from
turning gray, insures its vigorous
growth, and keeps the scalp white ami
clean."-Mary \. Jackson, Salem, Mass.
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The nerve OF tho visitors was a quail.
ity not visible in the second contest;
the big score in the previous game
knocked them si!ly-not 4 player made
200 pins. Marschner again led with
232 pins; Harmon and Speidel second
best with 226. The score was:
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NEAHLY all women have good hair,
though many are gray, and few are bald.
Halls Hair Remover restores the natural
color, and thickens the growth OF the
air
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Considerable interest ia felt in tho
proposed reforms in tho national guard,
as contemplated in tho law introduced
at the last, session Of tho legislature,
which was not reached before adjourn
ment. 1t will undoubtedly come up at
the mex session, and its friends predict
that with some minor improvements it
will be passed. Under the now law
many new men will be recruited, as tho
minimum number OF men for n COM
pany will be placed at Il, and tho max
imum, 100. Other new features are u
battaliOn-four troopg-of cavalry, ono
battery OF artillery and not exceeding
twenty.four companies OF infantry. At
the lowest possible enrolment this
would provide for q national guard OF
2.10O men, quite an increase over the
500 men now enlisted. Tho provisions
In the new law would bring tho guard
well up in point Of efficiency with that
OF any OF the states.
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R OF PUBLICATION.

MIN VI i SDLASEAAS
State Of West Virginia. Ohio County, s.. In tho
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West virginia,
March Rules, 1894
Robert Armstrong. Administrator OF the osta'e
Of David Armstrong, deceased,
vs.,
The Wheeling. Pittsburgh < baltimore Railroad
Company. Martin Armstrong, Holmes Arm
strong, David Armstrong, Caroline GeaEy; Mar
gnret Powell, John Armstrong nnd safah NC
Coy.
In Chanccry.
The general object OF this suit Is TO recover
from the defendant, The Wheeling, Pittsburgh
* baltimore Railroad Company. the sum OF
Sl,tJO. with interest thereon from June o. 1871,
which sum was at that time awarded 10 the
plaintiffs ~in,cstato, David Armstrong, deceased,
By the County Court Of Ohio county for prop.
crty Of the sud iuicstate taken by the Henpheld
Railroad Company for Its use a. Trindelphia.
Ohio county, Virginia, the defendant; The
Wheeling. Pittsburgh < Baltimore Railroad Com
rHny, having succeeded TO the rights, privileges
and duties OF the SGid HcInpfeld Railroad Com.
pnny In respect 10 sRid property. and the amount
OF said awnrd having never been paid.
II Is n part OF the object OF this suit, as shown
by the plaintiffs bill, that the heirs Ut law Of
said David Armstrong may be required. II II
should appear TO the court that they are, tho
proper persons TO do so, 10 execute and hle III
this cause q deed for the Said land so taken 10 DO
delivered TO the Wheeling. Pittsburgh Il DaIti.
more RRilrOnd Company upon the payment OF
the sum demanded rs Aforesaid And It appear.
Ing from an affidavit filed In said cause, al these
Rules, that the defendants, Martin Armstrong.
Holmes Armstrong, David Armstrong, Caroline
GeAty aud Margaret Powell ar0 not residents OF
the State OF West Virginia and thoy not having
been served with process In this suit, on motion
OF the complainant, by bis SOLICITORS. this order
OF publication Is entered against them, and It IL
ordered that the said defendants. Martin Arm.
strong. Holmes Armstrong. David Armstrong.
Caroline Genry and Margaret Powell. be and arc
required 10 appear within one month after the
date OF the first publication Of this order aud do
WHAT 10 necessary 10 protect their interests. i
Is further ordered that this order be published
and posted rs required by law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell. clerk OF our said
court. al the court house OF said county, this It'll
day Of March, 1894.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time March 5. 1924
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
RRsKISE & ALLISON,
Solicitors for Complainant. mrS.Th
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State Of West Virginia. Ohio County, S.. In tho
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West virginia
March Rules, 1894
Robert Armstrong. Administrator OF the estate
Of David Armstrong, deceased,
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When Baby was sick, we gavc her Castosla.
When she was q Child, she cried for castoria.
When sho became Miss, sho chung to Castorla.
When she Ind Children, she gave them Cas.orls
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Tho Wheeling. Pittsburgh & Baltimore Railroad
Company. Martin Armstrong, Holmes Arm
strong, David Armstrong, Caroline GeaEy; Mar
gAret Powell, John Armstrong nnd Sarah Nc