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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

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w BODIED, unmarried men. between ages OF
q aud % citizens Of the United states OF good
character aud tCmbrm'e habits. who eau speak,
read and write English, For full Information
apply preferably bylcttcr, TO Recruiting Oulcer'
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SALESMAN (MEDICAL)-WANTED
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pOrtNnt surgical Wpts almost ready. IN excel.
lent income can bc earned BY physicians or
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

HERE has to DO q
pretty good sized
crowd on the State
Fair grounds since
their recent enlarge.
ment before the
people are visible.
This just began to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05
FoR RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNI-
j / TuRE. Carpets and general line Of
Household Goods for sale this week No. -
Twelfth street tcI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

g2i rot purse SiO01
HAIRY L., b, h., by ---, J. u, shRfp, gtOuLpn.
Vile u
WDolboy bay :, by Su,wood. McadowlsRd,
farm NcadDNlnnl ia
Marquis NJ Elun, buy n BY Princeton n. J
Williamson, Beverly w. Va
Fanny ,mg by squire lalmadRc, II. g.
spuIluIl' Milford, q
,,lm l.Iddlr, ca. by Pilot wllEc, John lIncr,
Minerva ~.
ltclo lsobb, gray M by l'ayArd, Samuel Iobb.
CulK y.
OlI0uR, bay m by valiant Greater rlllsbutrn
Stock lntm rIlHGuVh la
WIIlIot, Jtyg,Mt Rogers, Springfield, o.
Fee iDf all rare, purse 500
Raven, ok m hr ArHutAfa, upaloWlanls
Farm McndUWIHul. IA
Jqiso ,T,ng bt a. by wilkes Roy. II C.
spnld".c Milford. ~
Amahn, boy % by Tom llal, NcCal 4 asf.
Willie Noo, bnygt " l. Rico canal poyor y
Cincinnati, ~ ''''''
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05
PUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIU SALE or FINE HOUSE.
i HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Twin sell at the Maxwell residence. No 200
Market street, on THURSDAY, SEPT 3, 1875,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ, one lot of
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, including
all the Carpets In the house Ut the worry best
mRkVS also one Rne Plano ToFuUE cash
augl J. e. llERVEY. Auctlonecr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE.

No. 81 Sixteenth street q, a 5aESl!a 4 sod
this week
No ~ sixteenth street. siK.roomed brick. I;
u bargain.
80. - Fourteenth street Thrco-st0ry bTsE
dwelling NJ q bargain,
No. 1891 Linn street, H1lyCduTo addition. CO..
tHEr house cheap.
No. 1851 Chsp,lnc street, brick dwelling; lot
3jySJ, at bargain.
Sweeney Foundry lots are In demand NOW
Buy ono while they are cheap. sold On ven
Cnsy terms
ROLF Go ZANE.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23

There may be in the distant future
some remedy as efiicscious as Pains's
celery compound.
There is none such to-day.
The sick and ailing who are stretching
out their hands for help must take the
best that the scientific medical knowledge
Of the world now affords
The reasoning that has enabled Profes
sor Edward e Phelps, NJ. D., l. l. D., Of
Dartmouth College, to discover the re
markHble formula Of PRine's celery com
pound is the result OF the century's work
10 medicine
10 Is by new and more thoughtful
grouping OF diseases, from a careful study
Of their causes, that Professor Phelps
has been enabled to see the true relation
ship Of al diseases OF the blood and
nerves.
Neuralgia, sleeplessness, meianoholia,
hysterla, heRdache and dyspepsia at once
referred Themselves TO q tired, hRlf-fed
aud therefore deranRed nervous system.
The cure lay in attending to the
nutritions Of the whole system. This
system OF cure. simple and clear, like
most epoch-making ideas, was embodied
In the greatest tissue former. nerve
restorer and regulator yet known to
Eciencs-Psines celery compound. the
one great remedy that makes people well !
Persons who complained of feeling
tired to death" and sought q competent
invlgorator, rs soon as their physicians
ordered Paine's celery compound felt that
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
Princston-YAIo Partv ON

Nearly every train out from ths r.
W & B railroad station this morning
contained parties decorated With college
colors and en route for tho football
fields where the great university gomea
will be played 10 day The 10 l6
Colonial express train contained large
party OF Wilmington enthusiasts
Among those from this city who left 10
set the Pdncston Yale game were: Mr..
sud Mrs Willard Hall Porter Mr. end
Mrs J. Frank Ball Or. H0wsrd OSle,
job H. Jackson Job H. jackson, Jr
Miss Mabel aud Miss Mary Jackson, e q.
Bradford, T. G Bradford, Jr., h. B
Thompson. Rodney Cause. Arthur w
Spruance, Joseph p Wales, David }
Reinhsrt and Merrls Taylor, George s
Cspelle and son George, and Miss
Minnie Carpenter
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
The HoAr Flehl Nsar Washington.

OIe Washington writer says Of the
hoax dght between Glynn, OF this city.
and B.teman. OF Waebiogton The end
OF the fight Giynu vas evidently tipped
of that he WAS tshling too fast and he
got IN his foe 40 K at the laying down
acf he mauaRed IL very clumsily, and
when he was counted out and S5aunard
carried him to his torner be pretended TO
be out but q smile luk-d around the
corntrs of his mouth Before the first
contest Pat Raedy made a very unwar-
rautea aud cowRsdly assault upon Jack
DAILY Of Wilmington that will probs-
bly, lesd to a match between these men"
Evening journal., 1895-11-23

thsir tired bodies we're sctually taking a
new start Their strength rapidly
returned They we're no more troubled
with sleepless nights, and their days
were 20 longer made wretched by
neuralgia and rheum atism.
Constipation, that stores up In the
body substances long since worse than
useless to the BODY and 3 menace to the
health. Is looked after. ANY one troubled
with this obstinate hindranee to health
will 6nd q positive and lasting cure In
Psine's celery compound.
IL takes a very short time to settle any
doubts on the matter By giving Paine's
celery compound trial
/ Mr. john Holland, whose portrait is
given above. Is n parlor car conductor,
whose home Is in Jersey City. BE
writes:
Il wish to give my testimony II the
great benefit Paine's celery compound
has done me. A year ago l had typhoid
fever, and later l had to have an opera
tion In my side for an abcess over the
liver. This left me very weak. l grew
very rervons aud could not sleep l was
tired -vvn more after / got up than l wss
when 1 went 10 bed. l have taken four
bottles OF Paine's celery compound. and
am perfectly well / have sent six
bottles to some friends In Vrginia. One,
although he has taken only bottle Of It,,
feels much better aud sleeps well"
Pains's celery compound puts the
system on q healthy, strong basis. safe
from disease Try IL II you are ailinR,
ana trial will speedily convincs you
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
HERE FROM READING.

visitors From That CITY Inspecting the
Municipal Dspsstments-The Are Well
Pleased.
At 10. 45 o'clock this morning delega.
tion OF Reading. Pa officials reached
tbla city via the w & n railroad,
having as their object the inspection OF
the crematory, water and sewer systems
and other matters Of municipal
Interest The party consisted OF
Peter b Holl, president of sscret
Councll Griffith w Jones. pstident Of
Common Council; City Clerk II II
Hammer; City Engineer Edwin Cham
berlain; Sewer COMMITTEES Amos Il
Reard, John NJ Fritch, George w.
Romlg. Matthew RhodA and Jacob Stout
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
nis Portrait ON the wan.

Addlcks sni his lieutenants mede an
ous augnt on tho Ssv nth word Iast
evening and held a meeting In this
HigRins ronghold crayor portrait Of
Mr. Aodlcks WAS huog in the room at
seventeenth aud Union streets aud
William Simpson. G Pailips, DR.
Peer Cooper aud Hlwatd Stats
made sddressen. The gas king was IL
attendance and freely c rcu a'ei among
the few friends who had gathered to do
him honor In the name Of the West End
r publican Club The organic alton vas
behind with its gas bill and Tho supp
bad basn shut of bs ths Wilmington
Coal G.s Company Capital was tried 10
be madr OF this by the Addicks men, bat
before the meeting WAS called to order
some phIlaat1rjpiit bad pledg. d himself
ar security for the bill aud the gas was
turned on again.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS
Rhen AZ the opera Hou.e.


That charming and incompatible act
resB Rhea, with her fine supporting co D .
psny. was at the Opera House last night
and presented her latest success, Nell
Gywnne. 70 a pleased audience "Nell
Gywnns" Is a bright, historical play Of
The time Of Charles II. written for Rbea
by Paul Kester, and In the title role she
Is at her best Her art is superb. Her
Rcting seems so simple and IN that lies
her charm, together with the wonderful
fascination of h,r manner. Her recep
tion here last night was a very cordial
one, aud II is more than possible that
she will pay 70 a crowded house TO
night Tue supporting company is Of
u1usual excellence. aud includes these
clever artiets Lyon Adams, Carton
Wells. Joseph O'Mears, Misses
Helen Slnger, Ruth Macsulsy. Nan
nis Gibson and Mabel Wasbburn.
The costumes worn by the star AID her
company were handsome sud historiesny
correct, and altogether the performance
Was one Of the most evenly balanced aud
satisfactory thst has been given hsrs
this season. 81 Nell Gywnne' was rSpested
this afternoon.
To night Rhea will present Josephine.
Empress OF the French This produc
lion surpasses all previous presentations
OF Ravens sterling play by this much
favored and tsteeD g actress The
Costumes, uniforms aud imperial robes
are new and elaborate. and "a ev,ry way
the performsuce Is complete aud
admirable aud one OF the m)s5 note
worthy OF the year
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
4 NEW CATHOLIC CHUaCH.

south WILMINGTON Residents Assure
Bishop curtis OF $1,000 I'm sub
scriptions
South Wilmington Catholics sent a
committee 20 Right Rev. A. A Curtis,
biahop Of the diocese Of WILMINGTON, to-
day to petition that a new church OF
that faith be established In that thlckly-
populated portion OF WILMINGTON beyond
Third street bridge, and heretofore a
part Of st Mary's parish
Bishop Curtis Informed his inter-
viewers that he would be satisfied to CO.
operate this movement at once II hts
solicitors could present him any war
ranty that tho church could be bnilt.
maintained aud cleared Of all indebted
ness within q reasonable time.
He was at once assured Of liberal
subscription list, promises having al
ready been made for nearly 81 900 by
prominent Catholics together with the
large msmberahip secured By a canvass
Of South Wilmington Bishop Curtis
was 80 fsvoraby impressed that the
church will undoubtedly be built as soon
as a suitable site can be agreed upon
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
OuickiLunoh
0uickiLunoh
street.
Nothing LikeIr.

Time brings many changes but the
climate OF California. "The Italy Of Amer
CO, aud the attractions OF the many
famous health and pleasure resorts are
the same yesterday, to-day aud forever
Tourists never will tire OF speaking 10
praise Of the soft aud balmy air, the pro
fusion Of flowers, the magnificent display
Of trults the luxury OF sea- bathing and
the beautiful walks and drives
Then too, IL must bs conceded that
with such excellent equipment consisting
Of Reclining CHAIR Cars, Pullman Palace
Sleepers and Pullman Dlnlng Cars, oil
heated by steam aud lighted with Pintsch
Light. the Uoion Pacific. "The Overland
Route, Is the tourists fEvoTite Ask
your agent for tickets via this route
r l. LoMAX. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, OmRhs, Neb
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
At tho wonderland.

Again Wonderland has keen taxed to
It's utmost capacity to hold the immense
tbrong thst bas been anxious TO see the
big show ut this popular house Nine
Flora, the star attraction, has proved o
great card ana has been re- engaged for
one week longer. Her daDclng amidst
the glare OF thousands of beautiiul
lights and shadows Is surely slkht well
worth the price Of admission alone
Dohlen, the strong man, is said to do .
wonderful act Rlchsrd X Fox. biz
backer. is willing to wager that Dnhlen
Is the strongest man living Fifteen
vaudeville experts follow these two
expensive features.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
incidents Of tho nav.

Reports Of 'lay ofi" At the Delaware
Iron Works were started yesterday by
the shutting down Of the butt weld
department OF the Delaware Iron Works
pending in the placing in Of new
machinery.
At the Delaware street wharf the
schooner Northern Light Is loading a our
for Indian river.
Do not delay placing your fruit cake orders
At Nallette,s bakery. The sooner Sou decide,
the better the cake.
About noon yesterday the main driving
belt In the New Castle Woolen Mills
broke. necessitating the closing OF the
annexed east side mills until to-day
Mrs Janvier. OF Newark has been
visiting In the city az the guest Of Mrs
Lane
High winds In the Delaware and low
tides In Salem creek stopped the steamer
Msjor Reybold from running until last
night
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
Down COmfOTtablGS
and Pillows.

Last season we had a great
stock Of these popular goods.
but it was small in compari-
son to the line we show this
season.
Never have we had such a
$500 Down Comfortable;
beautiful and fine satine and
warranted not to shed.
Prices on up to $I7.co.
Pillows from $I.e5 to $500
each.
The entire line is very
choice.
One of the most prominent
manufacturers of Ladies
Jackets in New York made
us an offer on a line of fine
quality high lustre Boucle
J ackets-immediate delivery.
They are now in the store.
Sold them to us at five dol
lars less than his price.
This makes them SIS 90 in
.tead of $40 90.
Think of having 400 Jack
cts to make a choice from
and not a single one in the
entire lot an old out-of- date
garment. Every one new.
Most of them only ten days
old.
We keep up to date in this
department. Giving it a great
deal of attention and care,
and desire it to be understood
that no house in the country
can show better values or
S tyles than we do.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
"virRlniusr on Monday Night.

Blank verse dramas, such as "V.r-
ginius." which will bs presented here
next Monday night cannoi be interpreted
satisfactorily by cheap players IL re-
qulres men aud women not only Of
education and rsfuement but OF the
certain proper temperment Such plays.
when interpi eied by shilful plsJ ers, sre
made as simple 20 the audience ss thu
most modern Of society comedies. and the
Impression that they ara too
deep" Is all wrong In the part
Of Virginius, the father. Mr. Hanford
not only moves the audience to
tears but throws hinself into ths part so
thoroughly that hs actually we-ps
himself Vlrgilis is perhaps the best
work that Miss O'Brien does aud Mr.
Spencer 10 pre- eminently suited to the
role Of the spirited young lover who
comes back from the wars to fad his
sweetheart dead.
The supporting company. the scenery
and costumes are all that they should be.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
The rhauksciving AttractIon.

"a Romsnce Of Coon Hollow. Is by no
means a clap trap melodrama lt Is
natural and pastoral in It's characters,
with a strong dramatic plot The comedy
is neat sud re6ntd IL will be eigsn here
with the splendid original Nsw York
cast. Ia the language Of the Now York
Herald II Is play with a plot and q
heart story" The scenic effects are
desciibed as magnificent "a Romance
~ @ on Hollow" will appsar at the
Grand Opera House Thanks sgiving
matinee and evening, duplicating the
magnificent production which charmed
Philadelphis last week
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
SABBATH SCHOOL WORKERS.
They Gathered In Force at West Chestar
and Had an Eojoyabie Time.

They Gathered In Force at West Cheetsr
and Had an Eoj able Time.
WEST CHESTER, Nov. % The an
nual convention OF the Chester County
Sabbath School Association was held In
the First Baptist Church Of this borough
The convention was presided over by
Rev. ]. h Chambers, OF West Chester.
The opening devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev S N Usher, Of West
Chester, and these were followed by an
address OF welcome by Kew I II
Chambers Rsv ] Kspbart. d D =,
general secretary Of the State Sabbath
school Association, spoke on Improve
msnts In Sabbath school work, d"
and was followed by an address
on How to Conduct Teachers
Meetlug," By j. Albert Haddock.
OF Media. Hon. w. T. Folton, Of
Oxford gave talk on "How TO Teach a
BILE Glass, aud Mrs j w Barnes gave
a lesson in teaching a primary class
The evening session was opened with
prayer and praise service by William G
busted, OF West Chester Addresses
we're made by Jane O Sellers. Rev. Q
Kephart, Mrs Barnes and others
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
The Foster oapiur ed in the Bay.

Eli Sharp = deputy collector for
the district Of Delaware, who wss lying
ia wait At the Break water for either The
steamer Leon or schooner John w
Foster to seize them on sight. captured
tue Foster when eighteen miles above
Lewts She is believed TO be loaded
With Cuban ammuoiti5n to be- trans
ferred to the steamer Leon at or near the
mouth bf the bay.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
KENNARD &CO
62l-623 Market Street.
About Blankets.

A pure Wool Blanket is
better and cheaper than a cot
ton one.
How cheaper?
Because it is next to i'm
possible to wear out a good
blanket short of a half dozen
years, usually longer.
We sell cotton blankets and
cotton chain blankets, but
would rather sell you pair of
our superb All-wool Blankets,
for which we ask you FIVE dol
lars per pair; seven dollars per
pair; ten dollars per pair.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
The rearlosals TaohInerv.

Work OF overhauling the Gloucester
ferry boat Fearess's engines and boilers
has begun at the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Oompany's shipysrd. The steam
boat Trenton which recently came In to
Winter quarters at this shipSard will not
be taken out for repairs before next
Spring.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
Pa, eholoey as nn EduoatIoneI Taotor.

In the Hlgh School lecture course
Yesterday afternoon, DIR A Il. Smith. Of
W'st Chester. gave an able and very
IN er, sting lecture on Psychology as q
Factor In Liberal Education There was
a large audience. Prior to the lecture
the overture Sounds From the Sunny
South" was given by Irving Riggs,
pianist; Robert Simmons, violinist, and
Lester Riggs. cornetist.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
Local Preaehers' Meeting begin.

With q sermon by Rev. Thomas Nun
bsrs in Armogy Church at Dover. last
night, the thirty seventh annual meeting
OF the Locsl Preachers AID Exhorters'
Association Of the Wilmington Con-
ference began. The session will continue
TO morrow oil day, when there will be
sermons by Revs William Fairies and
Daniel Green
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
nndnl Ilrnnl-.nnmn

Special Correspondence Evening journal
DRLAwARE CITY. Nov % The
government boat Cadet. Captain Rey
bold, broke down yesterday on one OF
her trips from the fort to Delaware City
and was unable 70 20 back for any Of the
men, but they Afterwards came over In
ekifte
Evening journal., 1895-11-23

Artist-Hrm half distracted trying 10 think
up a subject for my pi ture, THE Queen OF
May Practical friend-"Wh not paint n
picture of a servant girl taking up carpetsi"-
Chicago Record
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
MARSEILLES SPREADS.

A $500 Spread at $I.oS.
This is a special job for this
lot only; cannot duplicate.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
Ashore BsIow PIeeon PoInt.

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 23 "A fruit
steamer, supposed TO be the suspected
Cuban insurgent vessel Leon. went
ashore between this city and
Pigeon Point in the Delaware
river early this morning She was
badly buffotted before any assistance
reached her. shortly before noon the
tug Mascot. which had gone to her
assistance. was sent TO Wilmington for
caulkers.
The tug Mascot arrived st the Harlan
aud Hollingsworth Company's shipyard
a. noon to-day with several officers
OF the steamer ashore above New
Castle An effort was made. 1t is said,
to bring the steamer up 10 this city to
be docked at the harlan a Hollinesworth
Companys bua as there already two
large steamships In waiting for favor
able tide that they may get In the dock,
no arrens oment could be made.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
sickness Prevented.

WrIMIEGroN, Del. Nov. 8. 1895 1--WE have
been usi < Hoods Pills in our family and
believe that by their use we have saved a
grast deal Of sickness FRANK SLACK.
HoOA's Pills cure sick headache.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
ITEMS OF IN saEsr.

Carleton-"What happened when the mouse
ran across the fio0r-d d she faint2" MOntauk
-"Great Scott. no; don't you know she's a
wid0wr- Brook yn Eagle.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23

snapper lunch at Mccormick's, Front
and Washington streets, tonight.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
Annoyed NJ a Poeplnr Tom.

The people living on Delaware street,
between Orange street aud the river, are
annoyed by man gazing In windows Of
private houses. A woman watched him
last night for some time and when she
retired at 10 o'clock he was hiding
between two store windows on the
oppoalta side of the aireet.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23

Chce seventh aud hiaF- Phone 64b.
q y Sergeant dealer n coal and wood
"a .a~se pcs eoal 'or family uss 81. 80
ES HiekorE wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
MISSES JACKETS

in sizes II, ID, 10 years. Blue,
Black, Brown, Boucle and
Kersey, and mixed cloths of
various kinds from $500 to
SIS.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
Young Man, why DON'T You Learn short
hand

At Goldey Clllege. Eighth aud Market
streets, and get a position Free trial
ssons. No classes Day or night
Evening journal., 1895-11-23

YOU At Sixth and Market
for good Clothing be-
PAY cause we try to please
you, because we sell
NO you reliable values,
be ause we encourage
MORE new styles, or because
we want you so well
satisfied that you will come
back and sc d your friends to
us. The one low price plainly
marked on every article. We
treat all alike. Every mans
dollar is the same to us. We
want all of them we can get
aud we want you to have all for
them we can possibly give you.
This is why our trade suTpri es
everybody except those who
trade with us 1t is no secret
to them. They are senoing is
here every day. A new Suit or
Overcoat, R efer or Trousers,
Furnishings, Hats or Shoes, it
is all the same to us and to you
stylish, reliable and moderate
priced.
Evening journal., 1895-11-23
BABY BLANKETS.

in large variety, from $I.75
per pair to SIS.