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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09
ERIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.

Circuit court commences Monday.
days for the legislature.
The sound of blast is heard occasion
ally and is caused by the obstreperous
basaltic bowlders getting in the way of
the mortises for the telephone poles.
At the horticultural meeting at Port
land yesterday Hon. E. L. Smith of
Hood River was chosen president of the
society for the ensuing year. The selec-
ton is an excellent one.
Nineteen cases were brought in JUS
tice Davis court today by Attorney Rid
dell, which breaks the record in that
line. The suits are brought to recover
amounts due, or claimed to be due, on a
lot of insurance notes.
The deadlock at Salem continues.
The vote today shows no change as far
as Dolph is concerned. 1t was as fol-
lows: Dolph 80, Williams 9, Lowell 8,
Lord 5, Weatherford 4, Hare 10.
Twenty-four members were paired.
In printing the list of those who took
Pe~AN ~ Va SoAAAAuS 41HC AOOS0 VI 1ItSGCIA II
Star here, we inadvertently overlooked
the name of Mrs. Emily Mclean, Past
Worthy Matron of Portland. The meet
ings will be on Tuesdays instead OF
Thursdays.
A man working for Winans Bros, on
the other side of the river, was caught
by a rolling timber this morning and
one of his feet was pretty badly bruised
It was at first thought to be mashed
But close examination showed that ne
bones were broken.
SCommittees of the A. o. u. W. anC
Woodman lodges are hard at work ar
ranging for the masquerade which take
place on the 22d. This gives promise o
being one of the best affairs of the kinC
ever given here, and it is quite certain
that the number of maskers will b.
larger than on any previous occasion.
Hon. w. H. Biggs, of the land Office
left for Portland this morning. From
his pleasant smile and mysterious man
ner, the reporter is of the opinion tina
he was on his way to Portland at tn
special instance and request of Senate
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09
THR cRLRBRETRD
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop'r


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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09
TO Bridge the Columbia.

Among the list of bills mentioned by
the Sun as being acted upon yesterday
we note the following:
''McGreer's house bill Incorporating
Dalles City and legalizing certain in
debtedness heretofore incurred, and au-
thorizing the city to sell bonds to build
a bridge across the Columbia, was read
third time and passed"
Who knows anything about the bridge
bonds?
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Real Estate transactions.

The following deeds were fled for rec
ord yesterday afternoon:
Cecilia Mesplie to John Mesplie, tract
in Sec %, tp n, r IL e.; 500.
Dalles City to Mary Thurman, lots IL
and II, in block IA, Gates addition to
Dalles City; $2lo.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09
Lands for Settlement.

The following described lands, all sit
uate in Sherman county, and heretofore
held out from settlement, as indemnity
lands by the Northern Pacific, have been
declared open for settlement. Being in
demnity selections, the lands are some
of the best in that county.
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The AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
125 Milk ST., Boston, Mass.

This company owns Letters Patent
No. 463. .569, granted to Emile Berliner
November IL, 1891, for combined tele-
graph and telephone, and controls Let
ters Patent No. 474, ,231, granted to Thos.
A. Edison May s. 1892, for a speaking
telegraph, which Patents cover funda-
mental inventions and embrace all forms
of microphone transmitters and of car
bon telephones JANIS
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09

Don't neglect that cough, it leads to
consumption. One Minute Cough Cure
possesses double virtue. 1t cures and
cures quickly. snipes-Kinersly Drug
Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09
Ben-Hur Illustrated.

Mr.. ]. w. Fairbank will give an illus
trated stereopticon reading and lecture
at the Congregational church next Tues
day evening. The leading portions of
this charming book will be beautifully
illustrated by means of stereoptlcon
views thrown upon canvas "a feet
square. From the commentators which
Mr.. Fairbank has received elsewhere
no one, whether familiar with the book
or not, can afford to miss this enter
tainment.
Some men go to extremes-but very
many pursue a mean course.-P:aln-
dealer.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09

Jos. T. Peters & Co. have cord wood,
which is desirable in all respects, and
respectfully solicit your orders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
MARTINS FERRY.


Hans aud Mlshap. Ia the ThrlTln. CITY
ACrTs' the nivor.
Nineteen hundred dollars was sub.
scribed ia stool; by Martins Ferry
parties yesterday in tho West Virginia
glass works. DULY a few persons were
seen aud ono OF these took five shares,
The shares are 500 each, An effort
will be mado to have $1,000 taken by
Wheeling and Martins Ferry parties,
or any Others who care to subscribe.
Mrs. william JOY and Mrs. Au-
thony visited Camp ROlt yesterday. ].
B. Montgomery sDent Wednesday at
this camp aud the frat time he looked at
a trot line he got four large perch, and
tho largest bass caught thOre this sea-
son.
Tho Don Canning Company has
ndGpted A very handsome labal, with
cover, for their best brand Of tomatoes,
to be pHt up in three pouad cans, full
weight.
John Dealtie, OF Tarontum. Pa, who
has been visiting Miss Purcell on Wal.
nut street, won't homo yesterday, his
residence having been b]urglarized.
Mrs. Hester d. Saxton, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. N. Il. Shrevc,
since tho middle Of June, returned to
Chicago yesterday.
Preparations are being made at the
Laughlin Nail Works to resume next
Monday. 1t 10 understood that tho out.
look is good.
Miss Sadie Garrett, of Mingo, is visit
ing the family Of W. T. Garrett in the
First ward.
Miss Mary Thomas 10 expected to-day
from Washington, b. e., wherO she has
been visiting friends Eve weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dun arrived yes.
torday from stcubenyillo, to visit his
brothers.
Hereafter the telephone office in Mar.
tine Ferry will DO open all day Sunday.
Ernest Smith and George Cooke arc
visiting tho Owl Club fishing camp.
Eugene Onc, Of Cleveland, visited re.
latives in town yesterday.
Hebron Eucampmont l. 0. 0. F.. in.
stalled officers lat night.
George Iuglebrighs will entertain tho
Giec Club this evening.
Mrs. +. link entertained tho ThimblG
Bee yesterday.
No smallpox has appeared in Mar.
tins Ferry.
Ed. Moore returned from the east last
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
SARATOGA REG Alta,
HaeEott Wen tho Final nj tho single skulls.
The Other Events.

OAleE LNNWNas
SARATOGA, n. Y, July lS.--Ths senior
single race is OIL. Hackett is disquali'
fod for ioullng Romohcy aud the latter
aud Mcdowell will Faa the race to.mor.
row.
intermediate single sculls-A. Jury,
Toronto, r. c., Toronto. Ont. L; W. A.
Fisher, Riverside, u. O., Brooklyn, 81
Joseph Hobbs, Riverside, d. G., Cam.
bridgeport, Mass, 8. Hobbs touled
July and was ruled out. Time, l0:Sl.
intermediate double sculls-Croscent
p, O., Philadelphia. Il Institute r, O.,
New York, 9; Harlem Il. O., New York,
8. Time, 1924.
Senior iour.oarel sholl-Inslitpte B.
O., Newark, l. Winnipeg i. O., What.
peg, Man, :. Tho remaining four en-.
tered did not row. Time, S:4it,
Final heat senior single sculis-John
L Hackett, Rat Portage, Ont. Il W. S.
Mcdowell, Delaware d. c., Chicago, 2.
Rumohoy lost his start and pulled out
IRON course. No time was given IRON
tho referees boat, aud q protest will
stand.
Senior oivhtoared shell-Bohemian
b. C., New York, fret by about eight
feet; Triton b. g., Newark, n. j., 9;
Minnesota d. C., Minnesota, 3. Wachu.
sets did not row. Time, 1881.
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ON TmE GNANp CInCuIT.

hobart j. Getting In Fnrm-Ths 1905 lee.
ord IlroEcu-TyIrr Keats Sanger.
SAGINAW, MrCu., July lS.-Ths fourth
days sport at Union Park was good, tho
weather fnO aud the attendance fully
seven thousand. Robert ]. in an effort
to beat his record OF 2:Ol!, paced
a milo in 2:02. This is the fastest
milo made this year in harness
and tire fastest ever made in
July. The track was conceded to DO at
least two seconds slow. The three.year.
old PAGER Directly, 2:05t, started to
beat his record, but only succeeded in
pacing in 2;O7i. In tho bicycle races,
Tyler rode n mile in 2:0lt, beating
Sanger. Subsequently Sanger rode an
exhibition mile in two minutes, which
10 the fastest milo on u race track.
summarioI:
2:35troi, throe.year.olds, purse $1,000
Fred KhOl, /; jamie Shelton, q Hunt.
ley, 8; time. 2:2Si. 2:23!, 2:20A.
2:i5 trot, purse 81 ,001-Attes, /; Sid.
ney McGregor, 9; Col. Kuser. 8; Sixty
Six, 4; Latitude, 3; Dertie r., @; Bra
vado, 7; Arena, S; time, 2:li, 2;l2!,
2:l4. 2:l3.
2:iO trol, purse 81, OOO-Budingume,
/; Volunteer Medium, q Clara T., 81
Forester, !; Esther D., B; Kerins, D.
Time, 1928; 2;22!; 2:lSI.
2:2l pace, purse S2,OOO-Bright Rc.
gent. /; Volta, .; Bonzinc, 3; Emily W.,
l.. Time, 2:l4; 2:l5; 2:lf; 2:ljl.
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TnE WON
In Yesterdays Cams with New Concord.
Gaudlng'G TFlrling Was Effective.
.-.--.l MLHn-AL IN Lhr LnLanhrsnn.t

In Yesterdays Game with New Concord.
GaudIng's TwlrllnE WA Effective.
SD'77' Di'p1trh 10 ne intsqiJrHoer.
CALDWELL, O., July ls,-A largo crowd
witnessed ono Of the closest and most
exciting games Of ball socn on tho
grounds this season. Tho gamo was tnIl
Of brilliant plays on both sIdOs. Barry
retired in tho fourth inning, Gauding
taking his place. Collins was hit rather
freely by tho home team in tic irst
,hre9 i~nninls, but steadied down and
pitched a good game. Both Barry aud
Ha1iing did great work. Tho crowd
nearly went wild with enthusiasm
when tho ConCoria with tire, men on
ba'es were retired by ono Of the n%Onto't
plays ever seen on the grounds. PrlcO's
catching waa the feature Of tho game.
Innings
IN lyrl a...... ....m..2 2 1000 . Oil
"'F Concord ,....m..l o ? 0 . o 3 = o. 1
famed RUS, Caldwell o Scw CDncorl2 lllu,
and ~ Ertufs. 7 aud . Two bisC nus,
.N1N IIIuru. stolen baRrt,i 1uli lllHtf Uu
.HI. uI Nify p Ut Duuling OF UOllInsl I.
..fI.. uul. by barry q by Galdlng " by collins
NIf'HHrI Harry, GauIlnR mud ffigpl collins
,H' IInoIng Time Of game, 10 Umpire
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prbbana.
an sprt,ar Loual NaN, ant Gossip ron
tho Glas1 C!tT,

tho GlasS ctr.
The two men who were arraignnd boz
| ioro Squire Mason on a charge ul rob-
bling Carter Bros store, pleaded not
guilty, aud were given a trial in tho AZ
ternoon, j.. h. Smith appearing as coun'
sci for them and j.. Q. .laIlman Tor the
state. Miss Maude Jennings, whose
fathers store adjoins Carter bros, rec
| ognizad both men readily. They give
their namea az j. @. Adams and James
Hogan, but the latter's name Il Hoover.
and lonied around Parkorsburg for u
long time, and was known a. "NOsoy"
Hoover. Squire Mason recognized them
to court in a bond Of 500 each, in do
| fault OF which they went to jail, aud
will be takOn 10 II. Clairsyilla this
morning. George II. Mulh recognized
them yesterday aI tho two men who
were in his store abont u week ago aud
loft a satchel there. That night no was
so short, but no had'not seen either OF
tho mon behind the Cnunt0r, and kept
quiet until ho got another sight OF them,
and yesterday was his irst opportunity.
Dan McCloud, the boy who was kept
locked up horo for four dayi, was re-
leased yesterday and at onCs made an
affidavit against the man Good, who
lrss arrested him on u telegram from
David Good, at HwoOd, Pa, charging
Good with assault aud battery.
L. G. Husbands, who had ono foot
ampulated last week because OF com.
plications following a serious injury,
this week had 10 submit to another
ampulation, by which the leg was taken
Oh just below tho knee,
Mr.. Bowman, the tax inquisitor Of
this county, was in tho city yesterday
and became quite sick in the afternoon,
but was able to return 10 81, ClalrsvIlle
IN the evening.
W. S Mechem wont to Columbus yes.
terday. flo aud others have quite u
large lot OF territory In the neighbour
hood Of the Frieden well aud around
B~eallsville.
W.. G. Danford, OF Columbus, son Of
Congressman Lorenzo Dlniord, came in
yesterday aud wont out the narrow
gauge road.
John Pollack ana family left ysster.
day tor Bloomington, Ills,
Mrs. James W. Barr Loft yesterday
for Red Key, Ind.
Miss Edith Thompson is visiting
Caldwell friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

Pitcher BFodie, Of Kenton; Pitcher
Conoysr, Of Columbus, and short.slOp
Ball, OF Columbus, were the new players
iu,t sirusd by the Wheelings WHO ar.
rived in the city yesterday. The trio
are in the best OF condition aud will
greatly strengthen tho local club,
Fielder Cooper, Of the Kentons, who
ba, accepted Wheeling's terms, is OK.
pec.ed to arrive in u few days. HO is
Ichedulel for loft field regularly.
MenaCer White yesterday released
three OF the old PLAYERS, Eeldera Thad
Troy and Jack Douavin and Pitcher
Tom Anderson. Anderson has an offer
from the New Bedford club, Of the New
England league, and will probably sign
there. Troy is a good ball player and as
fne a fellow, personally, az ever APP
peared on the diamond, and hit many
friends were surprised to hear Of his re-
lease. However, there were too many
men on the roll and somebody had to
20. Troy will have no trouble in CATCH
ing on pretty soUn.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brinr comfort and improvement md
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Tor than others aud enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho worlds best products to
thc needs Of physical being, will attcst
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
II. excellence Ia duo to ia presenting
IN the form most acceptable aud pleas.
ant 10 tho tn7tc, the rcfrshing and truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax.
atiyc; cTcGlualIy cleansing the system,
disprlling colda, headaches and lcycrs
and permanently curing constipation,
IL Inns given mt]tisfnrtion 70 millions aH4
met with the approval Of tho medical
profession. because II acts on the lNid'
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them ard II Ia perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by nll drug
pI1liin 5Dc aud 81 bottles, but y Ia man
ufnctnrcd by the California Iig syrup
"a. only, whose name IL printed on every
pacsntc, also the name, syrup Of tlF'.
and being we'll informed, you VIII no.
accept any substitute II olloTcu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
SWEENEY ar soUAron.
Why the Martins Jerry sIan DID Not rs
Nttve u Mnnhtnnp.

Why tho Martins rorry aian Did Not Rp.
sssvo II Handicap.
The Martins Ferry Times, comment.
ing ON tho fact that QUO Of the ovor.tbe.
river ridorsentorod in tho IN|TRLLiGENcRa
road race, James Sweeney, was put at
scratch when his abilities us n rider
woro not equal to the other two scratch
men, Dillon aud Lubic, says that this
action OF the handiCappers is in line
with the action Of Wheeling sportsmon
In giving Martins Ferry the worst OF il
right along, Concluding, the Times
says that the excuse that S~wesRsy's on.
try blank did not give any Information
on which q handicap could DO based is
"a bluf." For tho information OF tho
Times and othera who thought it
strange that Sweeney was not given n
start, tine ISTELLIdESCER states that the
young mana 0ntrY blank contained
nothing but the riders name and ad.
dress; there wa no "bluH" about II
(nor any information, by the Way, the
Times TO tho contrary Notwithstanding,
The blank was received by mail, after
the entries were closed, too late to 10.
cure information from the rider. An
effort vas made to find Sweeney aud
have the blank properly hiled, bat he
could not bs found, The handicappors
could do nothing but place Sweeney on
scratch,
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TuR ovEn rMN ruvNM FIELD.
Operations Very Active a Few Miles Back
FFom the nlyeF.

operations cry ACilNo n row .hltoA hACh
From the River.
Stock iS being taken by Martins
Ferry parties to put down a well on tho
two aero tract OF land until recently
owned by Mrs. Hoar. which she sold at
$1,000. The land 10 on tho pike between
Martins Ferry and CoIerain, aud was
leased some time ago by Martins Ferry
parties, the lease holding good after tho
sale. The present owner bought the
land so as to secure an eighth interest
in tho oil should 4 we'll DO put down
aud prove a producer,
The derrick on tho Parker farm will
be finished In one week. The drillorS
expect to begin as soon as the derrick is
ready. Mr.. Oliver Parker, the owner,
leased it to tho Martins Ferry com.
pauy some time ago without rental or
bonus, with the understanding that
they would put down a hole. lie said
ho was anxious to have tho fold do.
volopod aud was satisfied with tho one
eighth shAroi II oil was found. The farm
consists Of 100 acres.
An option ha9 been taken Tor q VaIu'
able piece Of property in ihe village Of
Colerain.
A carload Of rigging has arrived in
Martins Ferry for tho Standard.
Alonzo Hardcsty leased his farm Of
lOj acros to tho Standard Oil Company
OH Wednesday at 81 cash in advance for
each four months in the year, tho lease
10 DO renewed every four months. The
farm is two miles south Of CoIerain.
The derrick on tho Lloyd farm, six
miles northwest OF Martins Forry.is al.
most completed. 1t Is understood that
a derrick is being put up on the Lup.
ton farm, four miiea back OF MarIin'a
Ferry.
A holo is being put down on the Gal
braith farm near Smithacll by Martins
Ferry and Bridgeport parties.
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Thi, afternoon at $3.50 o'clock tho
6,,t championship game in tho second
,erlo, of the Iron aud Oil league to
which Wheeling aud Twin Cities have
ms. been admitted, will DO played, aud
i n, probable that one Of tho best
crowds OF the season will DO out,
Brodie, lato OF the KOntOns, will DO in
tbs box ior Wheeling, and Ball, tho
columbus short,atOp whose work in
thai. position has created a sensation all
over tho Interstate circuit will be in
the game, The batting order OF theIWO
teams will be as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

A nousn kicked II. s.. ShaIcr, bi tho
Frcomyor House, Mi]ddlcbnrN n. Y, on
tho knco, which laid Him up In bed
and cnusod tho knee joint to become
Alin. A ftion1 recommended him to
use Chnmborlhin's Pain Balm, which hO
did, aud In two days was nblo TO 10
around. Mr. 5hnfOr has recon mOndOd
II to mnny others aud sayt II Ia excel.
lent for any kind Of n bruiso or Spfain.
This same Remedy Is also famous for
lti OutoB OF rhOnlnnliam
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

Prof.. J.. McHonry Jones. OF this city,
will deliver two OF his popular lectures
at Pittsburgh next week. On Tuesday
evening, the 23d lie will talk Of "Don't'
ut the John Wesley church, aud OIL tho
following evening at the Avery Mission
in Allegheny his subject will bo "ihe
Silnnt Vote Of tho Solid Snnthn
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A
uy One PoIut over baltimore In tho Ma
tionRlL League Raco.


Pittsburgh 10 leading Baltimore by a
single point this morning. OF tho four
leaders, who we're punched so closely,
seven points between first and fourth,
Yesterday morning, all but one, Ciacin-
matt, won yesterday. New York has
been winning regularly this week and
has increased her percentage more han
any other club. The Giants may yet
show az the front.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

Carnegie & Vnndpcrift Oil Company
struck a monster gas we'll at Reyerson
Station. seven miles from Cameron.
TIL" noise from tho escaping gas ear DO
hear | for miles. Cameron is bound to
c me TO tho front again, notwithatand.
ing tue late disastrous fire. There ara
already under contract seven large bust.
moss houses, also a number private rO'i.
lenceg.
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FROM IHE OIL FIELD.


Ano AR est w lho hlHtrtNklllV itosluu-Nl
GnSSrr Near Camqron,
Special plpateA 20 Ne lusiigagxF.
SIsrEGsvILLr, July lS.-A great deal oi
now development 10 expected in this
aud tho surrounding field in tho near
future. rhis morning tho Drockunior
well, on tho Aukrom iarm, near Center
who, came in aud the casing Glled with
oil for 1000 foot. with neither gas nor
wafer inlerierOnGe. The oil is very light
in color and Of good gravity, This is
generally regarded rs u most valuable
test we'll, owing to its location aud the
opening up Of the field extension Tor
more than a mile west OF tho "Big
Noses gasier. The product is OF tho
same quality rs that sprayed by that
gaseous monster.
Tho ban Dooher we'll, the property
Of tho Victor OIL Company, will DO in
Ivy tho frat OF next wook, and tho own
srs have expressed great. expectations
US to its outcome.
Tho Victor OIL Company has located
a now we'll on =, NJ. Furnea's farm,
about ons mile directly southwest from
the Big Moses, When completed this
will be the Gtth we'll drilled in this
vicinity.
Spudding wal commenced Monday
by Capt. j., +, Jones, on his u, S. Nor
gan No. |, aud they have now reached q
depth Of 400 feat.
The vol OF the KanaWha Oil Com
pahy, OH tho John D, Cornell farm, Oh
Middle Island creek, near Fall AiIlsr Is
down 800 feet
Spudding was commenced Wednos'
day on the r. p. Johnson land, near
Shiloh, on Middle Island creek.
Tho KAnaWha OIL Co. began Wednea'
day to sput its No. / on tho ii. ., and
Il, Williamson farm. near tho great
Dgs-BEooks we'll, throe and one'halt
miles back OF Friendly.
The Philadelphia Oil and Gas Co. has
erected a wildcat rig on Michael
Franks farm. This location Is on
Sheets run, in Union district.
The W, l. Mellon Pipe Line Co. has
just completed the building OF a pump
station on the Alexander Mckay farm,
on Middle Island creek.
A we'll IL being drilled near Little's
Mills, on the Branpon farm,i
Middle Island creek field is just nov
tho most attractive portion Of what is
known us tho SiItsrsvillo oil field, es:
pecially that portion in tho immediate
vicinity OF tho celebrated Dye.Brooks
we'll, which is now producing petrol.
eun OF the value OF about $3.50 every
t~wenty.iour hours. Tho production Of
this well serves as q stimulus 10 other
operators anxious to tap tho same pool
that is giving such satisfactory returns
TO the owners Of that great gusher. and
the work Of further development Is be-
ing pushed rapidly forward by every
possible means. It Is the common
opinion that a mammoth pool OF oil
underlies that section Of tho territory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

VIZ recommend Do Wits Collie aud
Cholera euro because wo believe 1t II
aaio aud rolinblo remedy. It's good
effects arc shown at Uucu In cago' Of
Cholera Morbus aud similar complaints.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. W. VA II.
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