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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Ohio County Real Estate.

BY virtue OF q decd OF trust made by William
!. Echols, 10 mo GS trustee. bearing date OH the
I'd day OF February, 1893. and now OF record in
county, West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust BOOK
No. 81. on page i. will sell ut the north front
door Of tho Court House Of Ohio, county, West
virginia., on atsals, ~ -. 7fsl
SATURDAY. THE Sd DAY OF MARCH, 1891,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. NJ. tho following
described tract OF land, to-wlt: All that certain
tract or parcel OF land, situated III Trildclphis
district, Ohio county West Virginia and adj
Joining tho town OF West Union. and known ns
apart OF the David Jones farm, and bounded
and described MS followsat Beginning at stake
line; thence north 1917 west SIG poles 10 a
stake thence south S5tIo Gust 1i3 poles 10 a
stake; thence north G3I3o east 2l9 poles 10 4
stake; thence with lines OF lands OF Margaret E,
south II east 10 poles; thence north lie wost
pole; thence north s7isSo eas, 2! poles; thence
poles; thence south 3Sowest 10 poleS; thence
ri {. vest poesj thence south 8o1I4' west Ill
poles 70 the public roau thence with said road
north co. west lI5 poles: thence north f0o west
J, poles: thence north So west ~ poles;
n nsns said don lond 80 nos Ss asnS ay
the place OF beginning, md containing seventy.
Que acres and seycntY.ilve poles. moro or less
This being The Same property that was conveyed
W t,e ooiu " iilum j. EcnOlS W l. B. jordan, rs
specinl commissioned, by decd dated May 81,
lS92 md now OF record In the Clerks office oil
The County Court Of Ohio county. ! ~ l5i II 81.
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne.half OF the purchase
money and rs much more ny the purchaser rnnv.
elect TO pay In cash on day oil sale. the baluncc
IN two equal instnllnents ut one and two yCars
from day OF sale, with Interest date fsntr-
interest on second deferred sinstalment PAYABLE
ANNUALLY, said notes b.iug secured by dead III
trust on property conveyed. The title to the
nboyc property is believed to be perfect hut
selling rs trustee will convex slch title ns il
vested IN me. JOHN L. DUNLAP, slE
# lclUS May sr- ~ "s.fr aEEs d Trustnn
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a plca for Woman sulr,acc.

RI The chairman OF the legislative com.
.msttee OF the Ohio State Labor Assem-.
5bly,.in! advocating the cause OF woman
suffrage in school elections before tho
elections committee OF the Ohio legis.
$laturc. said tho workingmcn wanted
the the measure to pass SO that they would
be able to talk politics to their wives
and daughters Instead OF in tho saloons.
93it the bill were certain to accomplish
that end it {would become one Of the
most most powerful aaiuncts OF temperance
IN tho land, but tits doubtful whether
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

Nt1r York Sun tDcm
G.C.-The President can do no wrong.
Echo lVr0n1Hs
G.C-whenI arise the sun arises also.
q. c.@Aad tho stars scatter before mo Ike
rats.
E--RdLsi
&. Clam the lightning and tho thunder.
E-ThnHdtri EE
politics thereof arc confused beyond question.
Equation!
G; C,-1am raging torrent that cannot we'll
be dammed
E-Bs DAMNED!
C C.-The nations OF tho earth turn fearful
eyes on me and walt my fatetul words. :
E,-liordsi
G. Gil Hm platform, fit n tariff bill or wink
faults
G. CT see the Stars and Stripes 20 down to
be royal door mat. but then l don't approve II.
G. Gin hero to do tho right by weak or
strong, and by tho gods I'll have my way or
E-BuN
tho hour 1t mnst 9rcntuate.
E.-iou Wdik! eea3 r.s
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THE TREND OF TRADE.
Il. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Kevicw of til
. NDuslncss Situation.

Il. G. Dun s. Co.'s Weekly, ltevicw of the
NI,usIncss Situation.
New YORK, Feb. Or. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review OF trade:
improvements in business still ap.
pears in many directions, but it seems
to DO in part balanced by loss in othors.
The gradual decline which began some
time ago and was strengthened little
by tho success Of the treasury loan has
scarcely answered expectations. Re-.
ports OF resumption OF work continue to
Indicate that the industries arc doing
more than in December, ,and vet the
record OF this actual gain is disappoint-
inCly small. y.
Tic domestic trade docs not material
ly increase, exchanges indicating de-
cline compared with last year Of 1915 per
cent elsewhere and 1l.9 per cent at New
York.
Tho actual production OF pig iron
February J.. was 0g,242 tons weekly
against 97,0S7 tons January l, and IN
20l Il year ago.
Textile manufactures arc gaining a
little. .
Sales OF wool were decidedly larger
last week, 5,776,0i0 pounds against
6,S55, $50 last year, and the markets were
all more active. but this week are com.
paratively quiet. Foreign trade docs
not improve, domestic exports at last
falling below. those OF tho correspond
ing week last year, though for tho year
thus far tho increase is 1917 per cent
whilo the imports are 80 per cent less
than last year. [
The failures for the week were 3S5 in
the United States against go last year
and 60 in Canada against A last year.
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them, Gerald Charles Dickens, sou OF
Henry Fielding DlckonS, @. O., has 70.
Gently entered tho British navy.
Tho Century Club. OF San Francisco.
composed oil women. entertained Miss
Harriet HoSmer. tho sculptor, at 70.
ceptlon recently.
Oscar Wilde has collected enough OPT
grams for o nav play.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

Il AYERS Ham VldoR keeps tho scalp
FREQ from daudrui, prevents tho hair
from becoming dry and harsh, and
makes it flexible and glossy. All tho
elements that nature requires, to make
the hair abundant and beautiful, are
supplied by this admirable preparation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

CoSNELLsvItLE, Pa, Feb. 0.-The pro-
perty Of tho Columbian Brick Company
was seized by the Bhoriff to-day. This
company was organized about n year
ago and was composed OF Connelsville
capitalists. The assets aud liabilities
arc not known.
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MRs. LEASE has clinched her lease on
the Kansas state board OF charities with
the assistance OF tho supreme court,
which mas decided that the governor
cannot remove her. This spirited wo-
man will now proceed to make 1t inter-
esting for Governor Lowelling.
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I:oo,,o,ny and strength.

Valuable Vegetable remedies are used
in the preparation Of Hoods Sarsapa.
rila in such n peculiar manner NJ 10
retain the full medicinal value OF every
ingredient. Thus Hoods sarsaparilla
combines economy and strength and Is
tho only tonedyyo OF whIchy"lOO Doses
Ono DollarnF!s true. Be sure to 60.
iIood',. / ID
HOOPS PILLS do not purge, main or
gripc, bnt act promptly, easily and
efficiently. III y {. w 9
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EX-SENATOR INGALLS, takes unneces-
sary trouble to dony the sensational re.
port that he was converted at Nashville
through tho ministra.ions OF Sam
Jones. Tho eccentric politician re-
marks that, as he is a member OF the
Episcopal church, ho is not in need of
conversion.
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conversion,

THE discovery of plo. to assassinate
Pelxoto and tho prompt execution Of
the conspirators fastened tho call for
an election by the Brazilian president.
Pei1oto will not succeed himself, but
tho election Of another will no doubt
witneas the end OF tho instruction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

SAMPSON, the strong man, wants to
fight Corbett. IIo believes that II no
can get in one good lick Mr.. Corbett
will mover awake 10 tho consciousness
OF what struck him. That has boon tho
ambition with others, Mr.. Sampson-to
get in that one good lick, and in tho
meantime, well, tho subsequent pro.
ceedings interested them no moro.
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Chairman wilson's Illness.

-.
West Virginians without regard to
party will regret to learn OF the illness
of Hon. William L. Wilson and will
hope for his speedy recovery, 1t was
evident that he was overtaxing himself
with work on the tariff bill from tho
ground up. He accepted great part
tof the labor and felt it incumbent GU
him to strain every nerve to put tho
bill through.
\ 1t has been understood in West Vir-
ginia that ho was at work on tho bill, at
other times comforting with reluctant
members OF his party, again discussing
the measure on the floor OF the house,
when no should have been at home en-
deayo.ine to repair the physical waste.
Al Thousands Of his fellow citizens who
are not in sympathy with tho cause for
which Mr. Wilson has battled send
him their sympathy and their best
wishes for his early restoration to
health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

PlrrsDuRou, Pa, Feb, 59.-All tho To-
cal unions OF the American Flint Glass.
workers Association will meet on Sun
day TO elect delegates TO confer with the
chimney manufacturers in tho national
convention. AT the convention a new
chimney scale will he presented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

FORTUNATELY nobody was hurt in last
night stone.throwiug ard shooting at
Elm Grove, but the affair ia to be ro-
grettcd nevertheless. Violence is not
only n breach OF tho peace but it is not
tho way to settle business questions. II
employers and employees caunot got
along together they should get along
apart. 1t is not the privilege Of eithor
side to Interfere with tho other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

THE senate committee has begun to
disilgure tho Wilson bill, and tho indi-
cations arc that Its old friends in the
house will scarcely recognize tho tariff
freak when it returna to them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

Whtelino Register. april
80. 1892. H.
Is 1t likely any tin
plato manufacturer
would leave n rich tin
country. where tin
plate cHn be manuinc.
tured better and far
cheaper thnn In any
other place In tho
world. and carry ex-
Censlyo plants 10 tho
United States where
there is no tin. tCh,re
tin plate cannot b: made
crtr al more ihdn double
The price charged IN
Wales. . o . Indeed,
a IN crlcan mnnufAc-
turers have stated that
II cannot be made In this
country without one
Third more protection
L. Ttl
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c E RE e Rim E,
tHAMMoND.)
In the Treatment Of
.LOC0MOTOR ATaXIA.

N Y. Neurological Society, Meeting April 4, 1893:
"A case was presented Of locomo,or ntaria
winch has been treated with hypOlcrmIc In.
jeetions OF, CEREBRfSE Six yerrs ago the
patient, man aged forty had begun to suffer
with double vision. This, after several month;
I. 81 treatment, had disappeared, aud for time
me mad bean quite well. The typical symptoms
"ot locomotorg taSla then came on complete
loss OF knccjetks; sharp pains in the legs |;
"ataxic gait we'll marked; Inability 10 stand
with the eyes closed: difficulty In cyncuating
"tho bladder ind bowels: scctllal mower LOST: n
sense OF construction around the waist, Treat
'nent was begun abOu. ten weeks ngo, mud
Consisted of n daily hypodermlc Injection OF
"CEREBRlNE QIGnmond) five drops, Combined
with like amount of water. Improvement
very marked: scctual functions perfectly re-.
stored; complete control over bladder md
bowels, and sharp pains had disappeared; gen :
"ernl health improved; able TO run up and
down stairs, and could stand steady with his
''eyes closed. No other treatment employed
improvement gradual and steady"
IPILEPSx.
Dose, Five Drops. Price {. hms), So 80.
Where local druggists are not supplied with
tho extracts they will be mailed, together with
all existing literature on the subject on rccelpt
otprlco. by Fl 2 ~ y sl'li : -, : ~
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO..
. st'z Washington, ID. Z.
Agents for Wheeling. Logan Drug Company.
lF NJ @ '''s.ls -ks aHaa $50 rra fel0.y
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Hhtelfng Register, Ftb,
Q. 1894.
II tho !Etna hos de.
clded 10 make tin plAte
and we believe 1t has,
1t has decided 10 do so
In tho very face OF the
fact that lin plate tariN
Is TO DO cut down. " Q
The Etna Standard,
which Is ono OF the
finest mills In the couu,
try, has long been sup.
plying "black.plates''
10 other cerus
which timed them.
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hTtcl1E UTt5clcN % NIc InIeIl0tNctf I-ITI M
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 0.-Postmas-
ters appointed: 7. G. Mceks, vice ]. /.
Bowles, resigned, Liberty, Putnam coun-
ty; G. W.. Hurst. vico fE.W. Maxwell.
removed, Littlesburg, Mercer county.
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"a The deadly parallel" which tho IL
4 TELLtaENcER presents to the prayerful
consideration of the Register should
suggest 10 that false prophet to beware
Sot the sharp edge OF tin plate. 1t is fatal
10 tho registers sido OF tho case to admit
that anybody has made, is making or is
going 10 make tin plate in this country.
For that matter no FREQ trade advo-
cate should risk his position by mod.
ding with facts. Assumptions arc tho
strong holt OF the free trader. and tho
closer he sticks TO them tho better he
gets along.
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wHEEINe DAILY INTELLIGENoER SATURDAY. 1894

tho man who socks tho saloon for polil.
ical discussion now would BIO drawn to
his ArcsldC through tho adoption Of tho
measure. N"
There arc other and equally impor.
tant reasons, however, that commend
tho measure 10 tho favorable conaldora.
ton Of tho Ohio legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

u pleading for an adjournment OF
the senate over yesterday because it
was Good Friday, Senator Voorhees,
laid s. bare his insincority and made a
mn,ockery OF his vcaeration for religious.
customs, inasmuch rs there are six
weeks Of sacrifice before Good Friday
rolls around
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Ghe :Gatell1Qstreas.
WHEELING, FEBRUARY 10. 1904.


Tho ISrELLiuEScER will roccive and
acknowledge publicly any subscriptions
that may DO sent in for tho relief OF tho
destitute OF Wheeling and hand tho
samo over to the citizens relief COM
mittcc. Tho following have already
been received:
Amount before reported. ......,....s755 50
Cash .''.''.'. %
Total to date. 80
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When Baby was sick, wc gave her castorla.
When sAe was Child, shc cried for casnrin.
When shc became Nist she chung to castorla.
When she had Children, she sayc them castoris
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

AN Ohio boy full OF faith in tho off.
cacy OF prayer added tho following mp.
peal to his usual nightly applications:
20, Lord. please keep uncle from got.
ting discouraged in tho iron business;
and, 0, God, please put on tho tariff"
Tho trouble is that the Democratic party
Is not opOn to conviction. 1t Is beyond
the pale Of influences Of this character.
Ephriam is truly Joined to his idols.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

' v eoSGEEss might mukoan appropria.
ton to provide Senator Voorhees, with
m ecclesiastical calendar. He needs it
4 III his business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10

Mn TucEER sets grcat store BY tho
pen which was used by President
Cleveland in signing tho bill ropealing
tho federal election laws, and intends
TO preserve It Ms an heirloom in his
family. TO this trophy he ought to add
. fow southern shotcuns that havo boon
doing duty At tho polls pending tho
passage OF tho repeal measure. Lot tho
collection OF historic relics BIO complete
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GAS CHAEFER& CO.
Cor. Fourteenth and Market SIS. WheclInr.

r IST OF LETTERS AM
Remaining In the Postotlce at Wheel ing. Ohio
county. W: Va. Saturday. February TO- 10 OBJ
tain any OF tho following the applicant must
ask LOT advertised letters, giving date OF list:
" LADIES LIST.
Hamilton Miss Jose. Stone, Miss Lew (g)
phine Whit. Mrs. Lizzie sgl.iti
Height. Mrs Schaler, Mrs: Lucinda
Rownell, Grace -tlg7 aalFag Il
GESTLEMEN'5 LIST. NJ.
Burke, Willie Mills, JcsSeNL
BRADY. llord Moore, ". d.
Bishop, C. G. Moore, FtW.
Barton. 9. w Morrcll, II. II.
Cunningham. B. Ordeal, Ollie
Conklln. George shcnnan. N. u. ~ -
Dyer. Henry Savage, ". B. s.4
Drew. Jacob Sherlock Jas &
Donlcy. Glenn Shenck. John o. ~ 81
Fore. DR.. J. II. 1illmau, Jos Z,
Little, George ". Watson, Robert J.
Miller, Ellsworth Wilson, X. 10. I.)
Mcleod, John Wilson, ". W. y
Mills. J. II. Weatherly, William
..a. MI. o'kANE. p. N.
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i4 If the senate restores coal TO the du-
table list there will be tho usual con-
ference committee and a Jolly fine row.
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HERE'S ACHANCEa !.
Desirable City Property for Sale Nov !

Two thrco'story brick buildings. situated on
southwest corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.
running TO Water street, with front of Il feet
on Water street. This Is n seldom good chance
fora permanent investment, md wide range
lot speculation. Inquire at once by letter or In
ncr6On. - ---- - n
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AMERICAN TIN PLATE.
The Register avn False Prophot-Convict-
cd Out Of Its Own Mouth.

WhtcIing Register. April Hhoii
NJ 1IHl | n 100
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-26
Jenkins Acquitted of Murder.

I've, the jury. find the defendant not guilty" This was the verdict in the celebrated trial at Pine Bluff wherein Lee Jenkins was charged with murder in the first degree for the kill ing of Dr. C. NJ. Mcintosh. The in- structions of the court were all in favor of the defendant. It is thought by friends of the contestants, and so expressed by them, that the divorce suit of Jenkins against his wife and her $50, 900 damage suit against P. N. Vaughn, the wealthy planter and mer- chant and uncle of Jenkins. will be quashed. and that reconciliation be- tween them will be effected.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-26
A Nine,y-Nine Years sentence.

In the case of Prof c. l.. Bryant, charged with the. murder of Prof. George T. Ellis, in Texarkana. on trial in the district court of Bowie county, Tex, the jury rendered verdict of guilty and fixing the punishment at ninety-nine years in the penitentiary. Bryant was president of the Texarkana State Normal and Business college, and Ellis was formerly a teacher in the school About five months ago, how ever, they quarreled and Ellis pro- ceeded to set up rival school. Bryant became insanely jealous, and set about bounding Ellis in the most annoying manner. and finally wound up by kill ing him in the local yard of the Cotton Belt railroad, about five weeks ago.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-26
Shot by a Fellow Tramp.

Thomas Riley. tramp. was shot at the outskirts of Fort Smith by man with whom he had been travelling. dentist, but his name is unknown. The dentist attempted to pull a tooth for Riley and broke it off. This led to quarrel The next morn ing the campers arose and were cook ing their breakfast when freight train on the Frisco came in sight. Riley snatched can of coffee which was on the fire and started toward the train, intending to board it. The dentist objected and a quarrel ensued, which ended in Riley being shot through the body. He will pr0ba ply die. His assailant escaped.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-26
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Passed state Warrants for Money.

At Pine Bluff the other day. the po- lice were busy looking for two men who succeeded in working a number of persons by passing bogus money in the shape of old Tennessee state war rants. They first went to the St. Louis pawnbrokers' clothing store at 129 Main street and bought two dollars worth ofgoods and in payment rendered five-dollar warrant of the state of Tennessee, and the young Ger man clerk gave in return three dollars in silver. They next visited a restaurant and then fruit stand on Third ave nue, where they worked the same scheme. The five-dollar warrant would deceive many persons unless 1t was closely examined It was of issue of 1875. and had been cancelled, as was shown by four large. round holes hay. ing been punched in the bill. but these holes had been patched with portions of other bills and could not be de tected unless closely examined.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-26

SINCE the death of Emma Abbott and the consequent disbandment of the company headed by that popular oper- atic artiste there has been no success ful organization rendering grand opera in the vernacular until now. Mir. Charles H. Pratt, who so successfully managed the Abbott company, has, however, discovered another stellar at traction in the person of Marie Tavary, whom he has surrounded with sup porting company of exceptional merit and is now making tour of the coun- try, with every prospect of equalling the success of the Abbott company. A weeks engagement begins in St. Louis pn the 2lsi inst
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-26

UNDER the inspiration of patriotic sentiment the enthusiasm of the peo- pie of Japan has been aroused to the highest pitch. It is in the nature of a religious frenzy, which urges them to boundless exertion and courage. No sacrifice IS to great. no task too ardu- ous to be undertaken for the cause, Mothers send their sons to war with smiles while men impoverish them selves with joy to supply means for the conflict.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-26
FIVE LABORERS KILLED
And Many Injured by Explosions in .
 Drainage Camp.

JOLIET. H.. Oct. 22.-Two explosions of giant powder in Kicker. Lee & Co. s camp on the drainage canal Saturday night resulted in the killing of five la borers, while three others were so badly maimed that they will die Both explosions were caused by premature blasts.
 The first explosion took place at Q o'clock and caused the death of two men. By the second explosion, which occurred several hours later, three men were killed outright and three were fatally injured.
 The dead men have not yet been identified, as their companions fled when the accidents occurred and have not since returned.