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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-14

r. O. Welts, the La Conner banker. !
In the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-14

National Mexican Band concert. Maai-
son Park Theater. Sunday afternoon and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

What excuse Is thore for not getting
strong and we'll? Paino's celery com.
pound, tho worli's groat remedy iOE
nervous weakness, can be obtained at
any drugsis.a in any city or in any
country town. One can got a hOartIor,
healthier appetite, purify the blood and
increase It's power OF feeding the nerves
and tissues by taking Paine's celery
compound.
It Is the greatest invigorator in exist
encc. Convince yourself Of the fact.
Try it.
Testimonials for publication are taken
quite at random by tho present prOpriO.
tors OF this great remedy.
The letters are never "~doc.orOd."
Titles are never placed before the
names OF untitled people. Honest but
obscure men are never said TO be hon.
orables." Everyday kind OF men who
have been made we'll by Paine'a celery
compound are never paradsd before the
public as "The Great Mr.. S~o-and.so." or
THE Wonderfully Successful Mr.. This.
and. That" Cases OF ordinary sickness
arc never elaborated into hideOus, i'm.
possible diseases.
When 1t hEppcnIthat the mail brings
a heartfelt letter from such a man as
State Treasurer Colvin, Of New YORK, or
Mr. Carlisle'a private secretary, or Ed.
mund Russell. or Mayor McShane, Of
Montreal, mr. Rev. FIR. Ousllet. or Com.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
IAE PRICE OF OIL
Mr., Hissom Believes There WIN be
An Advance Next Year,
OIL MAN AND AN EARTHQUAKE
oil Sales at Top'No,oh FIEurss Re.
oalIed-La,s Developments in tho
Southwest FIelds-ThO colebaugh
Well Extends the Deisr Pool In a
Northwest Direction = Made 2sS
barrels Yesterday,

Mr.. ], II. Hissom, formerly Of Sisters.
Vile, now ownor and King Of Fish
Creek Island" was in tho city yesterday
evening. After a summers residence
on his island he is preparing to spend
tho winter in tho south, taking in tho
Atlanta exposition, Ho tells a rather
amusing story, showing how fear plays
on the nerves. Yesterday morning he
had been reading in the paperS Of the
earthquake that passed over she coun'
tryon Thursday. Leaving his house he
was startled by a most unnatural
noise, and the thought OF a quake inn
media,ely flashed through his mind,
Turning cxcitedly to one side in alarm,
his fright In an instant turned to re-
lief. What did no see? A big colored
man doing 10" a carpet with blows
that would nave put Filzslmmons aud
the other buffer 10 shame.
Among the farmers who havs played
in great luck in the grease" Mr., His
som has been oneof the luokieat. Early
IN tuo history ul tuu 0latpIaNlll9 Aoldt
oil In large quantities was found on his
farm; ever sinee, Of course, no has laid
back on his oars, conlsnted to mako
very satisfactory monthly settlements
with the Eastern OIL Company.
Mr.. Hiasom tells q very interesting
story Of the excitement that prevailed
in Slsiarsyille last spring, whom oil
went up the ladder from sOeents to g %
per barrel. Ito had about 1000 barrels,
and was lucky enough to dispose Of ii
within 1--WE conts OF the top notch, the
same figure Of which J. Is. Mccoy. an.
other magnato, Disposed Of 10000 bar
TelS. lie anticipates that with the atop
Of work that will bs necessary in the
southwest oil fields during two or three
months Of tho coming winter, oil
will 20 up TO sOmsthing approaching
the high figures that prevailed last
spring. Even to-day tho production
hardly equals tho consumption, and, In
his opinion. there will b0 considerable
advance in NIV event.
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siAWu,', pGitnY.
unps aud Ml.hap, ~ tn rhriVlns City
Aernra thn ItIver


uaps aud Mishap, 40 tn Thriving City
Aorns. thr River
The only Republican moqling in Mar
tins FGGry this campaign will be the
ono At tao Opera House this evening
Tho speaker will DO Hon. Lorenzo Dan
ford, who ia greatly admired, aud no
will doabllcis nave n large crowd. The
meeting will be callei 10 order 1T S
o'clock a cordial invitation is exiend'
cd to everybody, especially the ladies'.
Captain Daniord spoke a. Buefgh0lz on
"Wednesday night, smith, Geld on IhuTs-
day night aad LeByilie lRat night. Ito
attended tho big Mckinley meuting at
SteuboRyillo yesterday.
Last night SIR. j, L. Reynoldl the
merchant tailor, opened his handsome
building on Fourth street, recently
described Ia thH lSTELLiGgSCEE. a
very large number OF people, including
many ladies, called during the evening
and all admired his place. Each re-
csived a nice souvenir card.
John +. Mcdonald died at Irondalo
yesterday morning, aged Ssvonty-elght
years. Three OF the children are Mrs.
b. +. Brady and Mrs. william Griffith,
Of Martins Ferry. and Mira. Lou Daw-
son, formerly, Of Martins Ferry, now
Of indianapolis.
The funeral OF tho late A. &. Camp
bell will take place this morning ut 10
o'clock from the U. 7. church. Rev.
Messrs. Littell, Of Wheeling, and Boyle,
Of Martins Forry, will oGiciate.
MAYNARD will hayo a big Republican
Meeting this evening The speakers
will DO O. l. WoOms, q. ]. Howard aud
4. U. Ayers.
Mrs. Abbls Crippen will address the
children ut tho Baptist church on liter
ary work this afternoon at o'clock.
The festival under tho auspices Of the
Junior aud Senior Mechanics will open
thi, evening at sChsehlos hall.
Tho smithGeld Oil aud Gas Company
has decided ia shoot the GaIlbraitn
well.
A. G. Hood, Of Canal Dover, was in
town yesterday Waiting his parents.
Mrs. Albert Lupton, OF Mt Pleasant,
called on friends hero yesterday.
Mrs. j. @. Hogo, ofMl Pleasant, was
in Martins Ferry yesterday.
Miss Ella Deynult is visiting at
Brilliant aud Stoubonyille.
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noMn sLIanrIlY SHAKEN

Yesterday Mor~ning-soms walls We're
Cracked, nut No serious Damage Done
RoME, Nov. LA seyero and pro-
longed earthquake shock was felt hero
at Ass this morning, Many houses
swayed badly, walls wore cracked, pic
tnres aud other articles ieD from the
walls and other PLACES, peopko ran panic
stricken into tha straSts, and q sorious
disaster was for a time apprehanded.
Happily the lrst shock seems to have
ended the au%btsrTRnean disturbance,
aud the frightened inhabitants returned
to their homes, So far AZ il known, no
serious damage was done.
Some idea Of tho alarm created may
DO gathered from the fact that the prison
OF Regina Coli was so badly ahNkon
that tho terrified prisoners broke out
into open revolt and tried to sacapO
from the building. Tho situation boz
came 80 serious that the troops from q
noighboriug barTack were hastily sum.
moned, and IL was not until they had
surrounded and taken possession OF the
prison that order was restored, The in,
mates were driven back at tho point Of
the bayonot 10 their cells,
Ths vatican buildings were shaken,
but the pope Was perfectly tranquil
throughout the disturbance, The
thoughts Of his holiness wers not for
himlelf but Tor other psGFla in danger.
He sent to the nearest police dapot in
order to inquire II thers mad been any
loss OF life or serious damage to pro-
peFty, and his holiness was much TO-
lieyod whom he was informed that the
damage done was slight and that no loss
Of life had been reported,
There 10 no truth in tho report that
ssTiouS damage wasanywhsro done here
by the earthquake. Several houses
were slightly cracked, a few chimnoys
fell and tho walls OF the barracks Of tho
Swiss guard At tho vatican wore slightly
cracked. This is about all the damage
done.
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ABOUT PnorbE.

s,rrprer. In the C,ItnII Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
J. n. Hissom, OF Fish Creek Island, is
at ths StAmm.
Judge Il. II. Cochran returned TO To-
lsdo Yesterday.
@. l. Scott, OF Buckhaunou, figures on
the register at the McLnro.
F. II. Gillon and wiis. Of Warrington,
we're at the Mcclure yesterday.
j. @. McManus, OF s%istersville, was q
guest at the Windsor Yesterday.
W. A. Kahlo, OF s%iBtsrsVillo, was a
business visitor in Wheeling yesterday.
Mr.. @. A. Wilson, Of tho Wheeling 4
Lake Eric railroad. was Ia town yesser'
day.
Frank A. storIz. Of Point Pleasant,
proprietor Of tho Stortz'house, Is at the
Bshlor.
william ]. ong, Of wellGburs, was
hero yesterday and autographed at til o
stamm.
elm" Morrow, of New York, for.
morly Of Wheeling, Ia In the city for a
few days.
u. A. Wallinglord, it,, Of Cincinnati.
known well In the iron trade, is here, a
guest al tho Mcclure.
W. Il. Truly. oil Pittsburgh, we'll
known in oil circles, was here yesterday,
on route TO the southwest folds.
Mr. and Mrs. W.. d. McMcCnon, hayO
again taken u suite at tho M%cLuroraltur
spending the summor In tho mountains.
superintendent j. NJ Graham, Of tho
Trana.Ohio divisions bi tho Baltimore
4 Ohio road, IVES mare from Newark
Yesterday, a guest nj tho McLurc.
George /. Afford. 3. i. Afford, James
Forsyth and A. a. Eskoy, OF SiHtorsyillO,
and q. W.. Sins, OF M"iddlebourne, arc
wOIt Virginia people at tho ichlor.
Charles Goodwin, Of baltimore, a
"kniphI OF tho grip" we'll known hOrc,
Ia ia tho city. lie Inns just returned
from his fret trip ovOr the biz pond.
A. Brown ljoughnSr, ono n WosL
Virginia newspaper nan, formerly OF
Morgantown, was u victor hero yN'Ior'
day. lilo 10 on tho Pittsburgh CONNER.
rial GaEottn now,
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modors Howell, or Mr. Gillian, Of Judge.
or Ida Lewis, or ex-Minister to Austria
John ". Francis, or any other widely
known man or woman VINO expressly
wishes othsrs to DO benefited by his or
her experience, the pEoprietors OF
Paine's celery compound gladly give
such unsolicited testimonials to the
public press.
Blu. ono PERSONS health is as valuable
as anotheT's, and in publishing tho tes-
timonials OF people whom this great
remedy has made well and strong, no
particular smphaAis Is put upon such
persons official standing.
The world is made M Of what AbTa:
ham Lincoln called ".ths plain people"
1t ia they whom Paine's celery com.
pound has most benefited.
Here is a letter (%verbatim) just re.
csived from Louisa Pierce, OF Melette,
South Dakota:
~ used Paine's celery compound first
for rheumatism, and found that it help
me very much. | have since used it
for nervousness and kidney trouble. and
have received very much benefit from
lie use, aud consider it n Of the best
Of remedies. Mr.. A. Cady's people use
It and think they can hardly get along
without it In the house. know Of sew
eral others that have used it that | am
not acquainted with, but n other lady,
Mrs. 0ndell, used 1t for nervousness,
and it made her we'll"
There is the testimony Of Thousands.
Paiue's celery compound makes people
Telll
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sioUNDsyrLLG.
a Miscellaneous ~lIalangu Os SIInor Mat
tors FROM MnrshaiIa Metropolis

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tors FROM A~IRrshSl's Metropolis
Mayor Brooks has been looking after
tho law breakers who soil liquor on sun
day. On Thursday evening ~ tho term
OF police court Michael Callahan and
Burnley Clemens were each fined $40
and costa for disobOying the law IN that
particular, Tho Ohio River railroad
company wRa taxed with q tina OF 30
md costs Tor o%batructing a crossing
over the time limit,
Judgo PAUL will be down to hold an
adjourned session OF tho ciTCuis court
II 10 thought no will render his decision
in the caa0 OF b. w. Price aud others
against tho city Of Moundsvilla to re-
atrail the marshal from collecting taxes
in tho new addition, which was iucor-
poTated In tho 0 city charter.
The Fostoria Glass Company has had
q fra plug put in oar tho boiler rooms
ut their factory, Tho county court Is
also preparing to make connections to
have a supply OF water in the court
house building,
James 3onar, OF Fork Ridge, yester-
day closed up a real estate deal With w.
p. Mcdonald, Mr.. Bonar becomes the
owner Of Mr.. MeDonuld's property on
Morton avenue,
Misses Birdie and Nellie l%Iooton, Of
Baltimore, who have boen tho guests Of
their cousins, the Missed hooton, for
some days, returned to their home yes
torday.
W. w. Smith fell on the pavement on
Thursday morning on seventh street,
bruising his LOTT shoulder severely.
Yesterday the time Of quitting work
at the shops at the penitentidry was
changed from 8 p. IN. to l:35 p. m,
One convict was received at tho Peni'
tentiary yesterday from Pocahontas
county to serve eleven years.
Mrs. George Edwards, who has been
an invalid quite a long ttmo, Is very III
jus. now.
Tho housshold goods ottbe late D. L.
HeiskeIl, Of Glendale, have been offered
for sale.
Miss Ella oonklo is confined to her
room by sickaes'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

"soWinR the Wind Ia truly q fSscln.
atlng play, conceived by the illustrloua
playwright, Sidney Gtundy, who
handles a delicate problem Ia an OK
csedingly clever manner. Thla play
produces a gfoat elect tho auditors
laugh when tho dfamaliat dCsiroi to
awaken laughter, weep whom hO wishes
them to woop, sorrows with tho nnlor'
tunaiO porSonagou Ito has CiOatOd Tor
sorrow, exuItS oyor tho defeat Of those
no lAshus, rolOlce' In the 10y Of those hO
oaroasoa. "SOWing tho Wind will DO
Tho attraction At tho Opera House next
Thufadny, November Z.
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PItSburph-Illyot ia foot and tiainE
Al thu dam. Weather rlONt aud cool.
Greensboro -liiycr D iOnL and nlA'
tionatH Weather cloudy aud rainy,
Warren llyNr four tNnili' bplnw low
Walur mark. Weather cloudy aud cold.
|Slcnbonyilla -lVvCt 10 inches nnd
stationary. Weather cloudy and cool,
oil CITY NyOrat zorro and stationary.
Weather clear and rnol.
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Special Dap1seh 70 ne bvslt1saHr
HuNrISoroS, W. Va, NOV. l.-About
forty days ago Mrs. Della Ksyser, living
on Heath's creek, was bitten byR mad
dog. The wound healed nicely aud no
more was thought oil It until this morn
ing, when sho manifested signs Of hy'
drophobia, and is hourly growing worae.
She haS manifested numisiakablo signs
OF hydrophobia. tho sight OF water
throwing her into spasms, and she
barka az timog.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
rlr sI.sunr I'd stenbonrnls

SItfIdI UIIDlIrH 70 no IVI8I'NEN
srEunEsviLLE, O., Nov. 1.-The Re-
publicaus hold one Of the largest day
light meo'ing' here to-day that has
been hold here for years. Tho city
Opera House was packed with an en-
thuMastic crowd and Prosecuting Attor'
noy Erskine presided. Tho speakeri
woto Governor Mckinley, Congress
men Lorenzo Danlofd and Captain j,
Il. DoysnBr, Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
"Imrl, Of - FEATHER"

Local play.goOra are promised QUO
novelty, nj least, this season. II Ia u
sensational comedy from tho non Of
Herbert Hall WinIlow, Onlltlod "BItd1
oi n Feather" Manager FOinict has
booked tho attraction, aud II viii be
.Oon nj Tho Grand Monday, Tuesday aud
Wednesday Of noxt wCok. Thla atirnu'
ton IL beaded by Mics lola pumuruy,
M oHCosdingly cluyur nonbrOltO, lor'
mOfly OF tho llOstOn stock.
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h44op1 Tho special sale Of ClonEr,
AllSIlu Capoa aud Fura to-day at
Tho Leader. II, EuynEruEn,
1920 Main Street.

NormSn 80 distressing as n hacking
cough. Nothing 40 foolish H' TO snllor
from H. Nothing 40 dangerous II al.
lowed N ContInno One Minute Cough
euro riynaImmcdiL. relief. Logan Drug
o., Wheeling, W. Va, d. +. Peabody,
TOnwood aud rowIo & Co., Bridge.
noFl. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

1Im hoNllnH properties Of DO Wilpa
Witch llRIol Balvu Nfo wall known. II
cufns CcLomn, akin affections and Ia
aimply q perfect tumedy for pllcs Lo'
gan Drug Co., WhbBlinN W. Va, II, "
Peabody, Donwood, aud Bowlo 4 Co.,
bridgeport u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

Tho Balo OF tho LOWS Jones property
has boou adjourned until to-day, Mo-
yambet Q. lhia property Is situated on
tho highest ground on the leland, has
all tho modern improvements, beautiful
grounds. etc. II is agrcat opportunity
10 puTchNEo q iinO house At n bargain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

Special Dipdieh 10 ne hhelt5taeT.
WAsnrSaroS, Nov. The following
West Virginia po,tmaItors have been
appointed: Donald, Nicholas county,
A. O. Spencer, vice W. j.. f. Ward, re.
signed Elk River, Clay county, Floyd
Halcomb, vice Harrison PierIon, re-
moVad.
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LOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICy
IL house containing SIX rooms aud a-r.r :
Chhpline street, Centre Wheeling. B4ta ga.,
bath aud water closet. Address, 4. K. W.. q.
ISTuLlgtSCER office. aFI-'
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r VERY STABLE FOR SALE-I
IL frat class Livery Stable in Martini Fs-T
OHIO. doing 4 good business anu with lvt..,,,
undertaken Good reasons Tor selling. A!1-,'
&c. W.. caro- lnioiligolcer ofice, ari'
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Williams TYPEWRITER.
~ERFECT SATISFIED.

watch Tower BIbls aud Tract SocietJ,O
DihiH House, Atoh strc"',
Allegheny, Pa, october 10, 1898.
GENTLEMESi-I have one Of your lin
proved machines. purchased last spring,
In preference to all OiIIurs, Including the
Remington No.O. Am In EVERY RESPECT
PERFECTLY SATISFIED with ", especially
In the heavy mnnafOldinE I have TO do ut
times. ItUn the machine quite atcndily
four months, without %reinking.
There Is no question In my mind Rs to
your hnyInE tie best Rll.rOHnd machine
on tho market. Yours very truly,
Sighed a. a. bOhSEI.
COPP < DEMORE.
GENERAL AGENTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

CALESSGANG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- 10 call on physicians wi!h large Is.i Ia
p0rtant surgical WORK almost ready. Al ats.,.
len. income can be earned By phy,.ratg u.
ot.eFl o igo0d address sIalsags and eElgr.ras.
Lock box iii1. Philadelphia Pa MI
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FoR BENT.

,ToR REST-A NICE ROOM. WELL
II HghsoI and furnished. on grlual A.,
Address ~, " cars OF this office, a.3
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SALEshIEN TO TAKE ORDEGsAy6
- collect; SO bond, signed by a 0.g'-
firm required; exclusive territory 81 10 A.
New YORK city. ~-tr4TgN
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WEDoN'T WANT BOYS OR LO1E
w EIS. but men Of ability; 500 70 "a,
munth U hustlers; state aud genera. 7,,7rIN
snlary and commission. RACINE FIRE RI.
CINE CO., Racine, Wis. seEr5g
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CALEsMEN TO TAKE ORBEgs-
- We send samples; give exclusive 1g
pay good salary aud expenses, yr Ua.a.
mission % proper applicants Aldusi p
Box l25, Now York City, wl ,"
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15

A great many people to our knowledge
have voluntarily pronounced DR.. Ken
nedy's FavOrite Remedy successful il
curing disease. Here are a number OF
statements that demonstrate the VALUE
of this medicine.
Commander James S. Dean, of Gen
Grant Post, G. A. R., Rondout, n. Y.
contracted an aggravated stomach trOu
BILE, which resulted in chrome dyspepsia.
He suffered misery until he used DR.
Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy. After
using it week. says Commander Dean
81 felt better, and in a short while was
entirely cured, that terrible distress ano
food breaking up sour in my throat, had
all gone"
Rev. l. w. Hill, Pastor Methodist
Church, Accord, N. Y: ~ can speak
highly of Dr. Kenedy'S Favorite Remedy
as blood medicine. Ten years ago
had cancer removed from my lip.
then began the use of DR.. Kennedy's Fa.
vorite Remedy and to this day no sign OF
it has reappeared.
The Sisters of Charity, st. Mary's Fe-
male hospital, Brooklyn, n. Y, says:
The satisfaction we realize from the ust
of DR.. Kennedy's FavOrite remedy sur
pass all eXpec tation." The worst cases
of eczema, salt rheum and scrofula yield
to its curative power, mel vousness sleep
lessness, liver and kidney complaints and
all urinary troubles are cured by it's use.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15

&c company had some crack shots in it,
and as a part Of the exercises in honor OF
tho governors coming they wero marched
out for target practice. AS they made
some excellent hits, the figure of an In
dian being a mark, tho governor expressed
his pleasure in their proficiency and said,
loud enough for the men to hear:
Now, Iwould like to see your very best
marksman try his skill. "
In the company was man noted for
never being able to hit anything, and at
once, in a spirit of deviltry, the cry ran
along the line repeating his name in an
swer to the governors call. Without
flinching he stepped six PAGES to the front
and saluted:
Where do you want me to hit him,
GOVERNOR" no asked, with perfect compo-
sure
Just at the bottom Of the left ear, SIR"
said the chief magistrate, pointing at the
mark.
''All right, sir" The soldier raised his
gun, shut his eyes and turned his head
away as usual and fired The men were
all on broad grin at the great joke of tho
thing, but when the bullet struck the
mark, whiting off piece of the Indians
left ear, there was a shout of surprise that
could be heard all over the township
Lewiston journal.