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OIL OUT At COLERAlN.
Tho Gnsmlro Well Makos q good
Showing of tho Greasy STUFF.
IT IS 4 WONDERFUL "GlSSER"
Five Million OF Gas Escaping Daily.
Tho Drill VIII Penetrate Further
Into tho Sand This MornIng-rho
Farmers or nolmont'C County Grcat.
iy l;Icited-othcr Wcllsl In tho Over.
thc-ltiyer Country.

Tho great "eauaOr' struck by tho
people putting down tho oil vol Mt
Colerain, over in Belmont county, xix
miles back from tho Ohio river. may DO
tho opening OF ono Of tho grea. oil fields
Of tho country. All through Sunday
night aud yesterday morning tho gas
continued TO come up in immonso
quantities, making Il noise that could
easily DO hoard nearly a milo away.
Yesterday morning an attompt was
made TO put tho drill docper In the
Borea sand, but tho increased flow OF
the gas was 80 Gseat tia, work bad to
DO abandoned Immediately. It vas os.
tilnatod, that the amount OF gas Oscap-
ing yesterday was ut tho ratio Of 100000
feet every twcnty-iour hours. enough to
supply tho domestic wants OF the entire
city Of WhSeIinS-aud all going to
waste.
In tho morning DR.. Gasmirc, OF this
CITY, Mr.. Howard Thompson and others
Interested in the vol again wont out to
tho scene and found matters Ia tho
shape described. It was decided that
the boilers and engine must be again re-
moved to a safe distance. This had al.
ready been done in tho morning, but tho
increased flow Of gas neccssi,ated an.
other and more distant rc.aoval. DR..
Gasmire, in spite OF warnings from his
partners, went TO tho sido Of tho der.
rick, desiring to SEQ what the showing
OF oil amounted 10. 1t was 4 most
gratifying result, indeed, His hand
could not be held in tho facc Of the on.
oTmous pressure, estimated at 100 or ITO
pounds, for more than an instant, but
in that time tire palm was covered with
drops or beads of oil. Those Interested
we're greatly elated atthis showing. In
the afternoon the showing OF oil was
even better than before, and It Is con-
eidered certain that the Colorain well
will DO q good producer.
The farmers OF the neighbnrhood are
in the seventh heaven Of delight at the
unexpectedly good showing made by
the Colerain well. Hundreds visited
the ''gasser" yesterday. and nearly
everybody went away with u sample OF
the grease.
DR.. Gasmirs went out to tho we'll
again last night, and will be on hand
rhis morning, when it will be definitely
known how big 4 producer the well is
TO be. The engine and boiler have been
removed n distance OF 200 icet from tho
derrick, aud this morning the drill will
be sent further into the sand. when tits
expected tina. the we'll will spout oil
heavily.
The oil people OF the tri.s.ate region
are watching the developments At Cole
rain. and 1t is not among the improba-
bilities that another big producing field
will be opened right at Weddings
front door STEP This is the opinion oil
DR.. Gasmire, who is mos. enthusiastic
on the subject.
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FOR SALE.

S!.SOJ.
Two brick houses md i-roomeI house in r.l.
Fol st, 9Th ward, rents for $50 per year. ;tTS
lionNe. VroomS brick, lot SJxl4 f.. Chapu.ls
81. 9th ward. $500.
Splendid lot for dwelling. y. Main Street. ua,-
Sth street. 5000
House. IiroomS aud store room. Main s;,se..
near 2lsl street, lot IixI!9 feet
House. 9roons and hall. CLapline street, uer
sd Street S7yJO1.
Corner lot. Lind street. Dclvcdere. $50
House, rooms. brick, and stable, lS;h stree:
House. 5 rooms. 18th street. sI.61l
House, J rooms and hall. cOrnec North FINN.
ana Kentucky streets. SLGO.
Double frame house. 10 rooms aud Stoac loom.
corner Of 1d aud jacob streets. reuts Tor 81 ~:
month, $500.
lIonsc. 5 rooms. brick. md i.roomed house IN
rear. EOtF street, Ccutrc Wheeling. SION.
House. I rooms. 18th street. SL.Ol.
House rooms, l.th street. cheap On elsy
terms. 500
House. rooms. brick. Jacob street. 9Th ward.
sl.S0.
House. rooms and hall. Park View. 10. ID,
l5 feet. easy terms. SLID,
easy terms. SIy51l.
iiou,e, rooms, corner lo:, 9Th street, c,iy
House. 5 rooms McColloch street. Eas; whee,
iEe Sl.70l.
House. ] rooms aad hall, with large lo., la
sirect. Sl.G00.
llOuse. 5 rooms. Baltimore street, East wh.e.
luz. easy terms, Sl0A
House. 4 oomS. 18Th street. easy terms. s6l
House. 10 looms brick. with large 10; lj:1
street, cheap.
House. rooms, Jacob street. 9th ward, eiJ
terms. SI,JO.
House. 6 rooms, Wood street. 5th ward. si.gl
Houec,6 Foons, brick. Market street, CIa;s
Wheeling. cheap. I.aM
Lots on Line street. Pe!-cderc, $50 aud sli
each.
ThrCe lots in Park Wow. cheap.
business property on Market streets a. ao1.:
ate price
$50, 500. 500. $500. 5000 aud 5, 500 to lo4a o.
real estate.
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oIARTIS'S FERRY.
Hap. and Ml.hap. In tho Thriving CITY

laps and Mlshaps In Inc Thrivin: City
Across tho River.
Tho Independent Hose Company
commenced practicinc last nighsfo for the
races at Coshoctou July 8. The team
has been invited 10 take part in the
races u; Atlanta. Ga. October IL and Il
for which there will be $1,000 in prizes.
The first prize will DO q belt costing
$1,000. the second $50 in gold and tho
third n hose cart. Besides these $50 in
gold will be given to the company from
the greatest distance. It would cost
the Independents $500 10 20 to Atlanta.
Tho Buckeye Glass Works resumed
Yesterday with ten shops and is work
ing day and night. The force will be
gradually increased. The cutting shop
will 90 on to-day and the etching de-.
partment tomorrow. Tho decorating
department was started yesterday.
William Barr. OF ~Steubenville, ro3c
down on his wheel with three other
young men on Sunday. lie was dis.
ab!ed while riding near Soaptown and
obliged to return onIhe cars.
Joseph willord, m employe at the
Buckeye Glass Works. was fined S. and
costs Yesterday for carrying 4 revolver
and S. and costs for provoking a breach
OF tho peace.
Harry Chessell and John Johns left
for Cleveland Yesterday afternoon at .
o'clock on their bicycles. going via Cole
rain. They will reach Cleveland to-
day.
Mrs. Nathan Barrett was called to
Allegheny, Pa, Yesterday by the SER
ious illness OF Mrs. John Barrett.
Mrs. Narcissa Eddy, who has been
visiting the family OF Daniel Cox, left
for Point Pleasant yesterday.
John skeels. OF Canton, who has boon
visiting relatives and army friends
here. has returned homo.
Misses Laura Westwood and Sadie
Thomas and Earl Davis leave to.mor.
row Tor Buffalo. \. Y.
Last night Mrs. George Strain and
children returned from Steubenville.
Lewis Cose and bride arc in town on
their way to Union City, Ind.
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MINED SITUATION.


Governor MacCorkio fluids Strike Matters
aro Unchanged.
BLuErIEtpS,, W. Va, Juno 2l.--Goy.
ornor MacCorklo. with State Auditor
johnson and Attorney General Rllcy,
Of WcSt Virginia, who compose tho
atasc board OF public works, arrived
hero this ~ovcninG on thcir annual tour
OF assessment OF railroad property. Tho
governor incidentally stopped over In
tho coal folds aud had = couvoroncs
with tho Ioadors Of tho striko aud tho
coal operators. lilo says no secs no
sigma Of abRtcmont on tho part OF either
party. Tho operators rosist tho putting
in OF tho scales aud say that they will
only submit whom forced by law. Tho
mincrs, no says, arc equally determined,
and will resort TO law to force this right.
Tho governor thinks tho situ alton l.,
very much mixed. but says everything
ia quiet and no soe5 n use for soldiers.
Tho leaders Of the atrikc assured him Of
continual peace.
Tho governor and party returned to
Charleston tonight.
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".... .#.#.
Of Cincinnati; j. W. Qulmby. Of Now
york; John Larkin, OF bradford D.
sherman smith,, OF Lancaster, Pa. ;
Jerome Smith and s. A. Stout, OF Phila.
dolphia; Ollie Lehman, tho Indianapolis
starter.
Captain John Crockard, of tho wharf.
boat, leaves this morning for Sisters.
vile, on buslnos, connected with tho
Freedom vol, In which he Is Interested.
This well i keeping lip its gait. aycrag.
Ing ovor 200 barrels per day.
u. q. McGrcw and NJ. @. Treat, OF
Washington. Pa; 4. N. Barndall, Of
Bradford James Garland, Of Manning.
ton; George Hoard, OF Pittsburgh; /.
II. Dickey. Of WoSt Alexander; G, O..
Crawford, OF Embloton, Pa, wore among
the oil people At tho McLuro yesterday.
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Tea Go.
BEIiLhIitE.


All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glnss Ctr.
Rodcfcr Bros. recently cloaod con.
tracts for deck lights and vault lights
that with tho orders thoy have for other
goods will enable thom to run right
nlong next month. and tho management
expects to continue right through the
summcr season and till tho close OF tho
year ii orders hold out. There wern
times this spring that they could have
mado moro goods, but trade in their
particular limo has not been 40 good a,
any time n just row 1t is understood
the Nor will waivo tho summer Stop as
has boon dono in other instances.
There are now about n dozen families
from this city Mt the Epworth park n:
Bethesda ard this week will find as
many moro there from here, while
GAINESVILLE and other neigh boring
towns are always vol represented. The
Programme for the season does no.
begin till August. but from fifty to n
hundred families always spend 4 month
or two OF the hottest OF the year at that
delightful park.
T. W. Archer loft Yesterday for Pits
burgh. lie is one OF the auditing com.
mit,ce OF the national giassworkers'
association and they arc preparing
their report for the national convention
ut Toledo on tho Sth OF July. W. J.
Kirkpatrick acts as deputy tax collector
here during his absence.
C. c. Carroll will leave Thursday Tor
New York. whence no will take ship
with q couple OF friends for Europe aud
they will travel the old world on
bicycles. Charlie is q newspaper man
and will write for several papers on his
trip.
Mayor Dubois disposed OF ton casoa
OF DRINKS and d]iso.derlies yesterday
with tho usual fine and costs in each,
but less than half OF them wore able to
pay.
Dr.. c. Z. knrtz and wife left yester-
day afternoon for their home at Chi.
caGo. after spending two days in this
city.
Cook Danford returned to this city
yesterday after spending 4 week with
relatives at Crabapple.
DR.. J. W. Cooper and Gallo Dawson
leave tomorrow on their journey
toward tho coast.
Miss Flora Bickcl. OF tho Fifth ward,
is visiting friends and relatives at Nun.
hall. Pa
Carolus Kelly, OF the Fifth ward. is
visiting relatives at Armstrong; Mills.
Melvin Richards, OF Bethesda, was
in tho city yesterday on business.
Miss Mary Brady, oil Pittsburgh, is
visiting relatives on Rose Hill.
Miss Flora Smith. OF S%tcubenvilIe, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. r c. Faris has como to Bethesda
10 spend tho summer.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


S~trancerSin tho CITY AMI Wliesliu: Folks
Abroad.
Asher Okoy, of Woodsfeld. figures on
tho register as the McLure.
John Beabou, and G.. L. Kimmel, OF
Grafton, are McLurc arrivals.
]. Ed Hall, n we'll known Marietta
man., Is a guest at the McLure.
Mrs. C. L. Ernst, OF Cameron, auto.
graphed At tho Mcclure yesterday.
Hon. B. Z. Dovencr was down at
Moundsvilic on business yesterday.
John II. House, OF House and Herr
mann. is recovering from his recent
sickness.
George Meyer, OF Pittsburgh. oil tho
Brunswick nlke billiard table house, IL
at the Mcclure.
Owen Tyler, Of Louisville, n vol
known Louisville man, is in the city,
tho guest Of friends.
Miss Annie Bremor. Of South EofT
street, Is visiting friends in Ayvimoro,
Pa, and Pittsburgh.
&. r. UiCkp, tho genial representative
OF J. II. Collin & Co., OF Philadelphia,
IL in tho city On n business visit.
,B. franklin, IT,, OF Point Pleasant, W.
Vn, is here, tho guest OF his aistor. Mrs.
N. L. Tracy, on Fourteenth street.
F. J.. Freeman, of Pittsburgh, tho con.
tractor who is engaged on n job at tho
Laughlin mill, came down yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Montgomery, Of tho Game.
rnn pyeubvteri,n chnrch Ia v~isiliny in
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Out about Gicncor and Frankliu-Grea
Interest Prevails.

Out about Gicncor and Franklin-Great
Interest Prevails.
There is some oil agitation out at
Glencoe and Franklin, Ohio. now and
active operations will begin shortly.
Tho Glencoe field was opened at n
time and three wells were put down,
but together they only yielded abou.
tw~en,y-three barrels per day. At that
time the Standard Oil Company evil
IDENTIFY thought the field promising. for
they built a pipe line at Il cost OF 5000
10 5000 and plped the oil to Ben wood,
where it was loaded into tanks. Other
parties held leases there then, and for
some reason the field was abandoned.
The Pipe line had been torn up in two
places By q ireshet and was never re-
placed. All the leases there were aban-
doned, and This spring two or three
substantial men in that vicinity
wen. 10 work and leased about
three thousand acres, including the
land on which the three flowing wells
that were never shot are located. They
had scarcely cot the work O! leasing
well under way till they were ap.
preached b. a stranger, and now they
are about to release " thousand acres
OF the land controlled TO men ready to
put down n well within sixty days and
10 continue operations with reasonable
diligence or forfeit their hold upon the
lenses, and their OWE offer was a liberal
one to the parties who leased the land.
The people out there want the territory
developed, and it would have been done
II no oil men appeared, aud will be yet,
other by homo capital or the men who
are to make good their caah otsr to-day,
or tomorrow ut the outside. 1t ia
though. it is Standards representatives
that are making the deal.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
I OW Prices
- And Standard Goods

This has always boon our motto. No
other house In tho State can show such
n record. Wo have q. all timcs boon
tho frat to roduco pricos, and through
tho daily papers posted tho purchasers.
Our price lis. can always DO rolled upon
as tho loves. Tor tho quality Of goods
wo offer.
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THE Panhandle Dycing establish.
ment, owned by John IIcilmoior, at No.
l43l Market street, is tho best cQuippud
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In nddi-
ton to tho dyoing aud cleaning depart
mcnts n corps Of ilrat-Class tailora nro
employed, who can do repairing as neat
as ii is possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. can DO mado
olook like now. Satisfaction guarau-
tnol.
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Ii you nro going west OF Chicago. to
any point i'll any OF tho western states
write to John K. ro,t. district paascn.
ger agent. Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway, Willia,nsport, Pa. tell him
wlero you want to 10 to. how many in
tho party. il YOU will have any freight
to ship, and Ito will save you money,
by giving you the lowest rates and tho
quickest time.
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Tho Little George, another Big Sandy
packet, yesterday took the place OF tho
Eliza H.. in tho C%larington trade. Tho
river got too low for tho Eliza. which
had boen placed in service when tho
river got down below the Liber;y's ca.
pacity. What next?
Tho J. c. Hopkins is to.dny's Ma,a.
moras packet, leaving the landing at
II n. M. [
Tho marks n. the wharf last evening
showed 20 inches aud falling.
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4 prominent New York merchant and
importer OF leather goods snid in our
hearing tho other day. II have travelled
all over Europe and America, and I
consider tho train which leaves Chicago
every day at $3.50 p. IN. for st. Paul and
Minneapolis. via tho Chicago. llilwau-
kco & St Paul railway, The Crack
Train OF tho World"
In which statement thousands OF 9TH
ers heartily concur.
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CHIPPEWA LAKE. Pleasure Resort and
Picnic Grounds on tho Cleveland, Lo-
rain & Wheeling railway ia now open
for the season. Please consult local
agents for ratios and train arrangement
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SOMETIME ago | WINS troubled with m
attnck OF rheumatism. fused Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and was completely
cured. | havo since advised many OF
my friends and cuatomors to try tho
remedy and NIL speak nightly Of 1t
Simon G%oldbaum, San Lula Roy, Cal.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLE OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE

Samuel I. Smith, Executor on
thces,a.e o!Sanucl II. Smith.
deceased.
William !. Smith, Thomas Il In Chancery.
Smith, Robert ". Smith. Ed
wnrd G. Saith. Margaret J.
Smith, Samuel F. Smith,
Laura Smith and Lulu smith
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county. West Virginia. rendered on the
18th day OF May. lssj, the undersigned. who was
appointed spccIAlcommIss!oucr for the purpose,
will on
THURSDAY, THE ?7rH DAY OF JUNE, 1885,
commencing a, 10 o'clock q. NJ. sell a; public
auction. on the premises 10 the hIghcs, bidder,
the following described real estate. to.wii: All
that tract Of land situated In Liberty district.
Ohio county. West Virginia. that was couvcycd
to ninucl H. Smith. deceased. on the S0th day
OF July, lSO. by Samuel Irwin. sheriff OF Ohio
county. and John X. Bo:s!ord. under a decree
the circuit court of Ohio county. In tho case OF
John Wayt vs. Samuel lell. and the case OF Bell
VS.. Wayt &c, the tract OF land IN the bill aud
proceedings therein mentioned and decreed TO
be sold, and more fully described In a plat OF n
survey made by John Gilmore for said Samuel
II. smith on the 18th day o: June, 1869. and
which Is attached 10 and made u pnrt OF exhibit
number filed In the above entitled cause), n
follows: BEGINNING at II stone corner 10 lands OF
". L. Connolly. formerly John GIiln. md thence
north SD east IL poles 10 Il stone; thence south
5st4' cast 1919 poles TO Il Stone; thence south l2'
west 80 poles 10 n stone; thence south 1878
west 525 poles TO n stone; thence south G9j..a
west 6%3 poles 10 n stone; thence north So west
l6)poles 10 the place OF beginning. md contain.
Ing eighty tSOl acres, two q roOdS and nineteen
U9l,polcs more or less. Said real estate will DO
sold rs n whole or In two separate tracts ofahout
thirty and tlty ncrcs cach. rs divided by the
public road running through the land. as may
Dc deemed best by said special commissioner.
There isa dwelling house and other buildings
on each tract.
TKIoS OF SALE:-One third OF tho purchase
money. aud as much more as the purchaser NAV
elect 10 pay in cash on day of sale. and the bal.
nncc in two equal i%nstnllments at ono aud two
years, with interest from dry OF sale. the inter.
est on the second deferred insiallmcul to be paid
annually, the purchaser TO execute his notes,
with approved personal security, Tor the defer
rcd inSiallmcnts, the title to be retained until
property Is fully paid for.
W. NJ. DUNLAP.
Special COMMISSIONS.
thereby certify That bond and security rs 70.
CURED by law, and tho decree In this cause. hus
been given by the said ". ". Dunlap, Special
Commissioner JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
rny2s
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. CharlOs Doyle was arrested by OGicor
Shields yesterday on a warrant issuod
by Squire Phillips on complaint Of q
mar named Gatrel. who accused Doyle
OF running away with his vile. Mrs.
Gatrel was also arrested. and in default
OF bail Squire Phillips sent both to jail
for a hearing On Wednesday at 10 q. IN.
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We recommend Do Wits Collie and
Cholera Cure because VIC believe it n
safe and reliable remedy. It's good
effects are shown a. once in casos of
Cholera Morbus and similar complaints.
Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling, W. Va. i.
+. Peabody, Benwood. and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, o.
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Chattanooga Excursion ,in Prnnsylvania
Line, Round Trip ST., IL.
Tickets on snlo Juno %, &c and eth.
For further particulars apply to ]. G.
Tomllnson, Passenger Agent, Wheeling,
". Nn.
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NEARLY everyone needs n good tonic
at this season. Hoods Snrsaparilla is
tho one true tonic and blood purifier. l
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel, 6i& 1889 Market Street.
FOR SAID.

No. 1lss. Penn street. . rooms and bath. bH.a
gases. Cheap.
No. a 18th street. li-roomcd brick Cheap
No. Coz Market street, 6 rooms, Sl.51l
Nos ilOi Gnl llOj Market stroeL busiaMI
property. Sl25D.
Nos. :! aud ~ SIth street, u rooms. SL.il
No. Isl Market street, rooms and bail, Si.5n
No 9S. York street. . rooms. Cheap.
No, % \. Front St, $ rooms snd bath. CIean
No. 1893 Chnpltne ST. S rooms, bath r01m al
large stable sj,OCO.
Corner 18th and Woods st.ret, dyclliu: ~!
store room Cheap.
Houses OF all sizes and In different l~ocIIioaL
Saloon Tor sale on 10Th street. cheap.
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on I2th .;;es.
cheap.
Cigar store or Market street for sale cheap
Building lots in all the best locations iui5,
cttY.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
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DOOMS WANTED-ONE OR TWO
III good rooms. ~unfnrulshcd. Convenient to
Court House or Fort Henry club. Adde'S "F,
NJ. L." care IHtelligcncrr OalcC. jeiS
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HARRY J. FINK.
Telephone Gs7. [mr7l lli3 Market Str1: C!ir
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WANTED.

WANTED-AT ONCE, A STEM.
w oGRArHER. With Office experience Ad,
dress H. caro- lntcllIgcncer Office lel9
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Samuel I. Smith, Executor of
the estate oiSamucl IL. Smith,
deceased,