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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-06

Oil operations are very active in var
ious parts of Jefferson county, Ohio. all
though slack in the Gould field, where
only one well is drilling.
The Mckee well on the Vankirk farr4
which has been held as mystery and
which was hindered by the presence Of
salt water, is now producing and is
good for 80 barrels day.
The Alliance Ohio Company is drill
ing another well on the George farm at
Bergholz, farther down the creek than
the first. which was a shallow, light
producer.
J. Kurtz, and Co., of Pittsburg, are
drilling on the Andrews farm west Of
Richmond, and expect to start a well
near Wintersville on a 1.040 acre lease
they have secured.
A we'll will be drilled near Laurel
ton, this county, by a company of farms
ers formed TO test their own lands.
Frendenberger, Means & Co. are
drilling a we'll on the Stark farm, west
of Steubenville. They got a strong
flow of gas at 1850 feet.
The Ohio Oil Company is drilling a
we'll on the Lloyd farm, located lin the
suburbs of Mt Pleasant. 1t is on the
line between the Gould and Colerain
fields and the Quakers are excited over
the PROJECTS of striking oil.
Koehnline Bros, of Martins Ferry,
are down about so feet in the well on
the Galbraith Bros. farm in Smithfeld
township.
The Lamb we'll on the Cole farm in
Smithfield township is down 400 feet
and they have just finished fishing
Job. Lamb has struck dry holes and
had fishing jobs at every well he has
drilled in this county.
The Pennell well, wildcat, south
east of the Gould field, was buster.
George Given struck a so barrel pro-
Queer on the Hook farm, 300 feet south
of McCook No l.
The Florence Oil Company's No. 6,
on the Lewis farm, since being shot is
making a good showing.
Cashier Bros. are drilling a well on
the Williamson farm in the Island
Creek field BAKER.
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FOR sALE-MlsCELLANeoUs.

T0OR SALE-1O shares Etna-Standard
/ Steel Co. preferred stock 10 shares OF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR BLANK
House Leases, Oil Leases. For Kent
Cards, For Sale Cards, and Rooms Tor
Rent Cards. Call at Register Once.
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JulSen
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$500 A eSIv TP Sg. Ni,h PER- ama M eaSFa
bv systematic speculation. Safest method
Book and particulars free. National bank
references. THOMAS x CO., 1871 Rialto
building. Chicago. aule&usz
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DTBLTC SALE OF VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
i STOCK.
On Saturday, August 10th, 1898, | will Of
fer for sale at the north front door OF the
shares OF the preferred stock, Class Is. OF the
Home Investment and building Union OF
Wheeling, ". Va. Terms Of sale cash.
auley GEO. J. MATHISON. Agent.
FOR SALE, CHEAP-CRANDAL Type
writer, with two type cylinders and Two
call on w. L. BRICE. Register office.
myth
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FOR sALE-ABeoGTi1T 5 70 thu. 81 oiaea 81.
beating pipe. Apply
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RuSlNESS CHANCES

$500 TO 5000 EASILY MADE by SPEC
ulation. Address PATTISON * CO,
Omaha Bldg Chicago. au4edSZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
rHU NORM DR. PLENTY.
Thrice Blessed Buckingham Has Many
yi.ttors in Her Borders.

NEW STORE. VA, Aug. 1s.--SpcciaE-
The farmers of this section nave cause
TO be thankful for the abundant rams
that have fe,len during the entire sum
ner. The crops are excellent, especially
the corn, both on the hlshland farms anu
on the river. All KINDS or trLlt arc
plentiful. and the melon crop good. Inc
tobacco that was planted early III the
season is ready TO cut, which IS an IN
usual thing in this sccuon. lhere Is "o
danger of frost this ume.
The people are unit sually healthy. there
having been not A single serious case o.
sickness among US this summer. NC
have no CCctor in the community, and IL
is seldom II at we need one. one or NY
contemporaries wrote lengthy descilp-
ton OF this &C immunity a short time aso,
and published it in one OF our valued
weeklies in which lie said that here is
the lCLg-lOSt Utopia. for no SPOT on
earth is more blessed.
There are many visitors 10 our county
at present Mrs. Iorriss, OF Buckingham
White Sulphur Springs. has opened her
hotel, which has for several years been
closed. Among other guests sUmmcrins
there | noticed Miss Kenneburg and Mrs.
Marks and son and daughter, OF Peters
burg.
others Of the neghtorhood are.
Dir Joe Phillips, OF Dduville. ct lir. X.
VI. Anderson's. Miss Hattie REID, or
Richmond. at Mrs. Holman HOoper's;
hiss Ncttie Swoope. OF Buckingham, at
Mr.. Edward Stegers. Miss Hester Gillian
ard Master John Munce, OF Richmond. at
Mr.. ". r.. Gilliams; Hiss Annie Akin
lard Elc.ns
Mr.. ". II. Jones and sister. Miss Ethe-
lyn Jones. OF this place are On visit
to friends IN Powhatan county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
GATETY Ar THE BRUNsWICK.
A Richmond Proprietor Has Purchased
the Hotel.

WAYNESBORO. VA. Aug i-SreciaL
Recent arrivals at the "Bruus"L'A arc
MIR. John r.. Wright, wife. daughter,
and son, Of NansemOnd county, ar nos
j.. Stagg and family, OF Ricnriond, MISS
Emma stuart, Miss Briel sicter OF ATS.
Siagg. Richmond y. J. Ford and ". g.
Mcdowell, OF Ford's Hotel. Sir. Harry u.
Bnn. of Portsmouth, Va, Was here last
Woeh, q guest at the frunswick. Whcfe
his charming wife. WIN ner pretty ana
accomplished sister Miss Elise NICHOLS
Of Norfolk, are stopping Tor tht SUM
mer We regret very much 10 chronicle
tho departure OF Mrs. Louis Borcnef7
and her family last Tuesday, for lneif
home in Richmond. This has been 81 >.
Borchers second season here. and heI
bright social qualities. beauty and at
forgiveness have won her a most OF
friends. who exceedingly regret her carry
departure. Mrs Cora SEEKER, another lop-
uai and attractive Richmond lady, ls a
guest at Mrs. Is. +. Shirley So. a yer.
enjoyable impromptu dance MONDAY
night. gotten 10 by those leading Spirits
Miss Nav Lot: and Miss Elise Nicholas
added another charming feature 10 the
many that have marked this season al
the Brunswick.
Tuesday evening next grand german
will be given IT the Brandon Tor tne
benefit Of Musical Department OF Soulh-
ern Exposition 81 Atlanta. a large al
tendance Is expected. Nj. A. j. Ford'
who has purchased the Brunswick Hoo
ter property will proceed at once 20 erect
cottages and enlarge the hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
SOCIETY OUT OF TOWN
PtsT UEEh ar THE POPULAR TIR-
GINA RESORTS.
Gaiety shows No Abatement Many and
Brilliant Entertainments Gue-ts
Registered.

ROCKIIIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA,
Aug 2i.-Special.-The german gwen on
Wednesday evening was genefally pro-
nounced the most brilliant Tor many
years. The ballroom al the prdhd tlotca
was literally a bower Of bloom. Flowers
were banked everywhere, anu hundreds
OF Japanese lanterns and bunting "eie
utilized to make the room more Dedu~-
ful.
Mr.. Stratton. Of Texas. led with Miss
Katharine John Brown, OF Baltimore,
and sixty couples enjoyed tne uahcy; -
sulnptuous supper was served, ana sN'Si
fayors were presented TO the men pad
The patrOncsscs were Mesnajh.S pa pa
low, and others: Among the dancers
were Misses Courtney, Supele, 1Vstes'
Brown, LOWS. Pegram, BYRD, alhins'
Miliado, White, Biggs, Ballard, DVusias'
Powell and Guide. Mesdames James a.
WEIGH John Enders X. G. Cabell, branch
Cunninham, Ridgely. NcBlair, Boyklh.
Wright. John LOtiier Mansfield, Brown
Messers, McI5lair, White, Coates. Eanhll'
Gregg. Stokes, Houton. shipp, Ben
Dung, III. Baird Lstcher. Vaughan.
Gordon. Guerard. Cabell, Efiinger, Gun
ningham, DIR. Ward and Stratton.
OTHER FUNCTIONS.
on Thursday evening Mr.. Gordon
Guerard. Of Savannah, gave "a very ele-
CANT supper In honor OF Miss Katherine
John Brown. Covers were laid lot
tn.rtN-ilAt. INC menu was as Epfu 81
could be had and tho affair was one
OF the most recherche Of the entire sea-
son.
Mrs. Ridgely McBlair gave "a delightful
entertainment at her cottage OF Friday
evening. The rooms and verandah were
tastefully decorated with sun flowers ana
ferns and made brilliant with beautifully
colOrrd lamps After cards, tempting
supper was served. covers being laid Tor
forty. guests. ~
The gentlemen gave beauuiui ger
man on Saturday evening 10 the lalles.
Some now and pleasing figures were IN
troduced. and gracefully bed !" MISS
Supelc. Of Norfolk, with Mr.. Flgsct. a
handsome supper was served Al y
O'Clock. and elegant silver souvenirs
given % the ladies'.
The browning event Of the week Wa
the progressive euchre party gwen
on Saturday evening by NESS f'lols+
White. OF Norfolk The large parlor OF
the Grand Hotel was eltboralely decordl-
81 and twenty tables were occupied o..
Cards We're INDUCED in unul u
O'Clock. when Il delicious supp r. "aS
served. Miss White received fer guests
I'm handsome imported gown OF seiloW
chiffon over blue silk, win garnltuie
Of turquoise and gold passementerie
Handsome silver pres were Won Dy
Mrs. l.. r. Gwathmfy, Miss courtney
Miss Carr and Shipp. -
Among recent arrivals are Mr.. ana III =
CorydOn Sutton, Of Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
How Malone Appears to Outsiders.

Mahoneism is rampant among Virginia
Republicans. And every one fainliiar
with the history OF The state during the
past twenty years knows what that
means The issue I'm the next cam
paign." says the willy old warhorse, viii
be a free ballot and fair count HOW
interesting. novel, ana refreshing tls.
slogan must be to the people or VIZ
giniai A free ballot and fair count.
Isn't that lofty? Mr.. Malone has Deen
crying that up and down the STATE ior
the past quarter OF century IL mas
been the Generals never-failing resource
sire first he proclaime-. .Aimselr the
champion lightweight OF Virginia kepup-
leans He has ever been ready anu a.
ways delighted t. Go ard DIE ior
free ballot and a fair count 1t IS one
of the Hobbies that have chung to him
throughout all the vicissitudcs or poiiu.
cal life. and In spite OF the TACT tna1
the people refuse 10 take him seriously 7,
the mildly hammered Malone VIII star
a fresh crusade against the bold, PAD anu
wicked Democrats, who, he says, are
at the bottom OF all the trouble
His plan OF campaign will De nel,ner
novel nor surprising. IL will be the SANE /,
old game with the same old rlcks anu
the same old midget in the background.
In a little while he will begin 10 eau
conventions. and organize committee,
ard go cut on still hunt throDsn
the back counties drumming up Votes III
his Enthusiastically shrewd manner.
He will throw out a line 10 the young
element" who are longing Tor political
preferment in the Old Dominion. re
will stir up with u quietly Judlclous proc
the old line Readjustcrs and HepuDn-
cans. A bone will be flung TO the sun.
kissed children of Ham. and mess OF
pottage, perhaps set out for the hat
money Populistic Philistines now az
large in the old Commonw with
these different and incongruous elements
the wiry and wary little General VIII
mount 10 the saddle and ride out III
right martial style for another campaign
The Virginia people realize perfectly ana
thoroughly understand the long an'
bloody sweat through which the Stet'
passed while Malone was in the ascend.
ant: and they will never again sapni'
TO a like humiliation Virginia Ia Dem
ocratic-a Commonwealth OF decency
dignity and intelligence. She has no use
for Mahoneism nor for Ropublicanlsm II
whatever guise IL may next appear
She has already had a single and sum,
cient dose OF that nOstrum. SOUND
money, the national credit, ana cream
honest government In every department
is the platform upon which the people o.
Virginia stand: and they know that be
tween this platform and the platform OF
the Republican party is a chasm whicf
widens every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
Blue Ridge BUDGET.

HII-E RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. Aug. y.
-.Special-We are I'm the midst of
whirl of gaiety. progressive euchre par
~ on Thursday morning being promi-
nent among the entertainments OF the
week Fifty-two participated IN the
game. Mrs HanscOme of Galveston, Tex,
winning the first prize-a silver shoe but
toner. and Miss Petit the second, "a
sterling silver frame. Miss Steel of Pc
tersburg. carried of the third prize a
silver souvenir spoon, and Mr.. Nenable,
the fourth "a silver pin, which he pre-
scented 10 Miss Lima Mayo The 'conso-
lation." a silver emery, was won by Mrs.
Lee.
Judge Farrar's lecture in the ballroom
was much enjoyed by his audience.
Upon the occasion Of our usual chip
in euchre party, Mrs. stone won the
first prize. a lovely silver chain. Mrs
Mullen. the second-a silver aail ME; Mrs
Erwin. the third, a gold-lned souvenir
spoon. The consolation" fell 10 Mr.
Stochcr. L. :. n, and was yinaigrette,
which he CALAMITY turned over 10 one OF
the ladies.
Mrs Stone chaperoned he MISSES
Mitchell Mayo, Green, Prescott and
Mess Venabie. Harwood. Scott Tennan;
Keen, and Carter, to Roanoke, where
they will attend a full dress german to
night. on Friday night Roanoke's bellies
and bcaux Will come over TO US, and en-
10y dance In cur capaclous bail room
, Fancy dances by the small people,
who dlitnl the morning hiuciHb tihSS
are among the childrens enjOyments. At
n recent one. little Misses Fannie Rogers,
Mary Page Grymes. and MAY Royster
elected much applause by their graceful
rendering Of the Highlnd Fling and SKIRT
Dance.
Forty people enjoyed the bowling par
~ on Thursday. The first and second
przes-a sterling silver set of studs and
sleeve buttons. and a fancy work box
zen 10 Miss Porter. of Galveston, and MIS-.
Womack OF Richmond respectively.
Miss Lena Green won the consolation. ~
a pair Of silver studs. The first gentle
mans prize was won by Mr.. Robert
Montgomery, OF Norfolk; the second by
AIR. Grifith; the consolation. by Mr.. VIM.
Main, q Petersburg.
The progressive cuchre party given on
Thursday morning by Mr. and Mrs. II. h.
cralle. OF Washington. y. c., was one OF
the most delightful entertainments of
tie season, fourteen tables being occupied
and handsome prizes gwen.
The following Ricfmonders have regis
tered rere during the past week; J. H..
Wood and wife, DR. Chss. - Roy. &. j..
Paon, r. III. Hsrwood. J. q. Empire. h.
swineford. Misses Hobson. Talbot. ana
Matte +. Splitter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
A Pleasant Resort.

VALERA, VA. Aug. 2i.-Special.-
one Of the most delightful country re-
sorts I'm Fluvanna county IL Mr.. Airy, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Seay. Inc
guests are kept busy enjoying the Nail-
Gus amusements. such as croquet, tennis
germans, hay-rides. picnics and oichre
parties. Among the prominent people
Spending the summer here are. Mrs.
William r. Furrell. son and daughter
Mrs VI. Anderson and son, Mrs. Chas.
Walford and daughter. Mrs. Clinton Bou-
dar and TWO daughters. Mrs. Harvey l..
Davis. Mrs. II. Aaron, Mrs Eiam. Mrs.
". A. Morris, Mrs. H. A. Blunt, Mrs. Geo
y. Noting Mrs. g NJ. Hughes, AIRS. NJ
A. Boucher, Mrs. Helen OConnor, Misses
Naude j.. and Essie j. Grimes, Hiss FL
via 49, and Anita Davis Miss L0ttie
Blunt Miss Pauline Noting, Miss Anna ANN,
Lipsccmb, Mr. Jno. i. Grimes, MI WI
lie Bosoher, Mr.. Jno. J. heinhardt, Mr.
lie Boschen. MIR John j. Reinhardt, Mr..
George Noting all Of Richmond, Miss
Lynds. OF England, Miss Eloise Per
kins and Mr. Morris VI. Parrish or
Fork Union. Fluvanna; Jno. II. and Rich
ara Rogers. OF Basic city; Malcolm Gault
and c. T.. Cadoza. of Fluvanna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Perhaps not many people know that
the last Democratic Legislature passed
joint resolution, proposing constltu-
tional amendment, providing that the
General Assembly may impose upon every
male inhabitant OF the State between
the ages Of sixteen and sixty years. the
duty OF working not exceeding two days
I'm any one year, upon the public roads
and highways therein; subject, however,
10 such exemption fro msaid duty as may
from time 10 time be prescribed by law"
That Is TO say, II proposes to go back
to the old law, which provided for the
working of the public roads, by com
pelling men to work on them two days
in each year.
Rockingham county. under the Acker
road law, has experienced the benefits of
the contract system, md her voters
would never consent TO 80 back 10 the
old way.
The roads under the present system are
very much better than they were under
the old system, and the additional tax
is very slight indeed
our citizens now realize the gross in
Justice OF making all citizens between
certain ages work on the roads, and they
would bury such proposition by an over
whelming majority. Many persons who
we're at first opposed TO the Acker road
law are now in favor of it, since they
have seen how it works.-Sptrit OF the
Valley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
GfITTI IT THE nor.
Baseball, Whist Parties, Luncheons, and
Dinners.

HOT SPRINGS. VA, Aug. Especial
The weather for the past week has Deen
unusually cool and pleasant just tHe
weather for horseback riding. bicycling
tennis. golf. bowling, and tho numerous
other outdoor sports INDUCED IN by INC
guests Of the Virginia and Homestead
Hotels. -,...- g.. o.,
amusement OF which many OF the guests
never seem 10 tire. IL is great sport 20
watch The antics OF these southern dar-
kies. and their quaint expressions Keep
toe spectators IN a roar OF laughter.
"a On Wednesday morning. Mrs. Stsrry
gave a whist party on the Verahda or Jhe
on Saturday night a most enjoyable
german was danced In the Casino, after
which a champagne supper "Ss sefFeh'
''here were many charming costumes,
and faces more charming Among those
who participated were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stergy, Mrs. Charles Emory smith,
Nr and Mrs Henry Griffin, Mics Bippen-
colt Harold -. Downs. Miss hsteiie .
Arnold. Miss Phcnix, the Misses VIII
Jams. Mrs. II. Robert Parrish, Miss VII
lard Mrs SartOrs, Gen. +. II. Jones,
Julius > Walsh and wife, Mrs ana MISS
Mulligan, Miss FINK, Dr. 9. y. btlha,'
Miss Ray. Mrs Decatur ANtel, AIR Al
bert ingalls, Mr.. l. r.. osborn, MIS- l.e-
care. Nr. Legare. Mr.. Haaewickle, Miss
Great interest is manifested in the new
r,ui.lgudl AnNffN 10 III 'h4A at ilFf
Springs. Quite large sum has already
been raised, many subscriptions are COM
ing in. and the prime movers are SAN
ctine OF success. 80
on Wednesday night. Miss PheniX, or
Washington. gave dinner party IN the
Virginia Hotel. Covers were LAID for ten.
on Tuesday evening Mrs. Lanier Dunn
gave a supper at her residence, Dunn
Cap 49,. -...
poser of the music for the comic operas
'.Wang." "Pandjandrum," 'Dr. SyntaA, "
etc). arrived at the Virginia Hotel on
Thursday.
Major Lewis Ginter and John Pope, or
Richmond are occupying one OF THE
Virginia" cottages.
on account OF the many engagements
for rooms. IT has been decided that the
Virginia Hotel cottages, and Bath House
shall remain open all the year. TINS
course has been hailed with approval by
the patrons OF this resort. and PR sicr-
Gus winter season Is expected.
Among those now staying at the Hot
Servings are. From Richmond, Mrs. Ed
ward Waddell Jr.. I'd. Whitlock and
wife. Thomas Potts. Mrs. James Pleas
ants. L. w. Hanewinckel, Alexander Wat
ker. Charles T.. Workman, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Atkinson and family, Major Lew
Is Ginter and John Pope.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

in her death a grievous loss. Expressions
OF deep sympathy Tor Mt. pood"h are
heard on all sides
A large contingent from Church Hill
left for Boston with the Templars, among
them that poplar hest and hostess, MI.
and Mrs T. j. Craigie. Mr. Craigic VIII
conduct a Sabbath service at sea provid-
Ing ~- -
Dr Gammon's condition Is more hope
ful. and his many friends are rejoicing
u,f without an element Of dread On
their fov. His two sweet little daughters.
Iouisc and Alice, are 80 courteous 10 an
yisitors that one feels very aHecuonate
sentiment FOR them.
Mr.. William Loyejoy. Of Boston, has
been visiting the Misses Bodeker' east
Grace street
Miss Jennie Baldwin has just concluded
a delightful visit to the country home
Of Mr.. T.. \. saunders
A tiny but charming Miss Hardwicke
made her advent at the residence or Dir.
and Mrs. Waiford Hardwicke about two
v,ess $50. She is 10 be known as MISS
Kathleen Wharton iar iwicke. and IS an
extremely fascinating new woman
Miss Fannie Brockenbrough Blake, OF
King William, 10 visiting her cousin MIS-.
Cornclia Elicit.
Mrs George Watt Taylor and children
90 ,,,eiting her father in Amelia.
After trying illness Of several weeks,
Miss bertha Dickinson is out again. she
is warmly welcomed.
Miss Roxic Wilkinson is the guest OF
bcr sisfer. Mrs. Johnston, OF Norfolk.
Mrs. Lewis who has been the guest oi
Mrs George Watt Taylor, has ieturbcu
homo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
=, .o,,n u with all The appliances which

and equip II with oil the appliances when
the most advanced thought can susges'
and morey can supply. The cost OF erect
ing, equipping. and maintaining such nos
pitfalls. the State would very soon save III
The lcsscned expense attached TO murtef'
suicide, theft, arson, accident. disease
poverty, caused by the inebriate permit
ted to run at large. In MS SUMMARY.
the doctor. among other things, comes
10 the conclusion that a vigorous pro-
test should be made against placing In
cold, damp cell OF n police station. without
medical care, those persons VINO are
found on the street In an UNCONSCIOUS or
sem!-conscious state OF drunkenness.
Such cases require warmth. comfortable
quarters, and medical attendance. Inc
alcoholic inebriate Will not receive APP
propriate treatment until the prime
workers In the fields OF medical science
and philanthropy have recognized him as
a defective, diseased, dependent, danger
Gus member OF society.
SANITAS.