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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10
oT IoCAL lNTERRsT.
come People We Know and we viii Proat
by Hearing AhORt Them.

come People We Know and we viii Proat
by Hearing AhORt Them.
This is purely local event
1t took place Ia whsr;'ns, W. Va.
Not In Maine or Michigan,
You are asked to investigate &.
Asked 10 believe 4 citizens word.
To confirm a citizens statement.
ANY article that IL endorsed at home.
That obtains resident advocates,
Is more worthy OF conhdentce.
Than a far on foreign article.
Testified TO by foreign people.
Thirty years In the employee OF the
IaBelle iron works had brought MI.
Henry Norton OF No. 33lS Eoff street,
IN contact with q great number OF peO-
pIc. To his many friends and acQuain-
tnnces he SAYS: "FOr the last two or
three years my kidneys and back hurt
me with a duh aching pain across the
lolns 4 distressing urinary weakness
accompanied IL. and suffered great
deal from Indigestion and irregulaClty
OF appetite. and often felt generally
used up and run down. Many time !
have worked when l felt like going
home. notices of Doan's Kidney Pllls
appearing In the papers set me think
ing they might do me good. so got
box at the Logan Drug Co. am very
much pleased at the result. They went
rIght 10 the spot and did more good
Than oil the other stun that I have
taken put together. recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills rs true and relia-
BILE remedy"
Doan's kidney Pills are for sale by
All dealers. Price 30 cents per box, 6
boxes for $3.50. Sent by mail on re-
crlpt OF price. Fostcr-Miiburn Co"
Buffalo. n Y. sole agents for the
United States.
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rHE HIGH SCHOOL.
HOvsrburdsnsa Taxpayer" Claims tA'
Project lsA Doiu'iOn'


TOVsFburdsnSd Taxpayer" Claims tao
Project isA DoluSiOn.
To the Editor Of the Intelligencer.
sIR:--The high school advocates
knowing the name Is unpopular. are try
lnp 10 nc, /, started under the name OF
central grammar school and pretense
OF economy. The board OF education has
never e,onomlzed. It's record ~ one OF
unchecked and unbridled cxtravag9nce.
only recently the board contracted LOT
another ward school building a eoS'1
when completed. OF 10000, ana yet the
public has been told that there VIII OS
plenty Of vacant rooms IN the scVetai
wards next fall when the grammar aSlloi
lars are removed 20 central sch'p =.
building. We are further told that II
Wifi be economy 10 establish an addi-
tionai school at a large expense because
a smaller number Of teachers viii be re.
0uIreI than we now have. A p1rndoxlcal
nrOuositIon, We have 81 from high and
unbiased authority that the board now
could well dispense with seven grammar
teachers with salaries amounting 10
"a zoo II Il wanted 70 economlEe ana DO
10 without erecting another building
The board may not start the central
school AZ full Gedged high school OWING
10 opposition Of the people. but II VIII De
a high school after the opposition Gains
down, Just as high as that Of any other
city. once It becomes firmly established.
and 1t win not be Conducted on cheap
plan. -
Statements have been made that all
the pupils now IN the seven grammar
schools, so in number. Will be placed In
the central high school and the twenty
one tsachera now employed with salaries
sggregatlng Sll.2O0. viii be dispensed
with. These go pupils win require at
least thirteen school MONS with thirteen
teachers for the studies now taught.
Thirty pupils in each room is the usual
number In grammar and high schools.
The salaries OF professors and other
teachers Will not be less than are paid In
other cities The music and German
teachers now employed will be continued
In the ward schools High schools are
high priced and high toned. The annual
expense Of high school VIII be as fol-
lows:
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WELLSBUR6.
Happenings of Inisrsst In ths Brooke
County Metropolis.


County Metropolis.
Special DIspa,eh TO the lntelllEenccr.
wELLsBuRG. May lo.-BrooEe
county can boast OF an industry that
some other counties in the state do not
afford. Wood hewers in some parts OF
the county are kept engaged In turning
out heavy white oak timber, which "
hauled 10 Wellsburg and shipped 10 Bal
tlnnre. 10 be utilized in the building or
vessels. This traffic has been uule;iy
carried on for some time. and It is SAID
that one or two carloads are sent our
| weekly
Almost every manufacturing establish
| ment In the town - In operation aHofG-
ing a great deal OF employment. Travel
ing men say that Wc;isburg Is one OF the
best towns on the Ohio river.
John AupleEa;e. Of the Palace Furni-
ture Company Of Wheeling, vas IN 1oWH
| displaying goods.
Mrs. Brady Morgan. OF wheeling was
visiting relatives here during the week.
John Lewis IS making Improvements
to his residence on Main street.
WeIlsburg can boast Of an establish
meut that can build a bicycle, or at least
make new one from an old wheel.
The Wellsburg sack factory Is turning
out more goods than any similar estao-
l!shmeut OF the same capacity In the
country. "
The Brooke glass house has been Idle
for awhile on account OF an accident.
Those in attendance at the q. A. Il. en-
campment at Wheeling last week from
this town were Gen. l. II. Duval. Capt
Geo. n. White and Sergeant John Nc
Nally. General Duval went out rs major
OF the First Virginia Volunteer Infantry
IN May, 1861. and came out OF the service
az a general Geo. II. White was pro-
NOTED to captain OF Company 3. same
regiment, In January. 1858, and Sergeant
John McNaIiy served in Company A 18th
New York regiment. in Captain John p.
Glass company. which regiment ac-
quIred distinction for It's bravery. MI.
John Glass, now connected with the In
tclliEencer. Is son OF Captain Glass.
who, Mr.. McEllly says, was one OF the
| braveSt soldiers with whom he ever en-
gagged in conflict. and Is now deceased.
All the visitors from this place speak in
glowing terms Of the good treatment
they received at the hands Of the Wheel
| ing people.
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Mr.. James Jones, OF the drug Arm Of
Jones & Son. Cowden, Ill, In speaking
OF DR.. Kings New discovery. SAys
mar last winter his wife was attacked
with ~ Grippe, and her case grew so
serious that physicians at Cowden and
Pana could do nothing for her. II seem
"a 10 develop into Hasty Consumption.
Having DIT. Kings New Discovery In
store and selling lots OF II. he took a
hottle home. and TO the surprise OF all
shs began 10 get better from first dose.
and half dozen dollar bottles cured her
sound and well. DR.. Kings New DIS
coycTy for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds Is guaranteed to do this good
work. Try II. At Logan Drug Co, S
dFuE store.
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A HOME REMEDY
For the curs Of coIdS and Ia
CRIME.

For the CURE OF colds and Ia
Grippe,
La grippe and Influenza. cold In the
head or on the lungs, are not only as
trssslng maladies, but are very DANGER
Gus as we'll Cold on the chest y IN IN
namAtIon affecting the alg-pasSaSeS
and vessels leading into and through
every portion Of the lungs. The infiam-
nation may be so violent as 20 cause
death In a short time II not quickly re-
duced. or Il may lirger and drag az
had c,,ld OF more or less severity. What
IA trlle OF a cold Is equally true OF IA
grippe. Even a mild condition Is liable
10 turn quickly into acute pneumonia,
or what is worse. Eallnping consump-
lion The breathing tubes become so
sensitive that the least exposure, the
slightest tlrauEht, change OF clothing, or
OF The weather Is sufficient TO cause
fresh cold. terrible cough, pain and fe-
yer. Cough Ia the foremost symptom.
and Il may be harsh aud dry, or loose
and broken with much eSpectoraton.
n IL always annoying. keeping up a
constant Irritation aud excitement In
the sore and lnfiRmed tubes. There Is
payn and tenderness under the breast
hone. sometimes OF a raw and tearing
NATURE. HOarsenesS, huskinesS, wills
pSrinr' or loss OF voice, chilly sensa-
lions sore throat. aching Joints and
ratarrh OF the head. As the disease adj
yancee there are night sweAts. hectic
foyer. loss OF flesh. splitting OF blood or
bonorrhnge, md the patient has the
appasrlnca and symptoms OF consumD-
tjon. The old way OF treating a cold IS
TOO well known to need any explanation
here; the new way-,the better WAYS
with Lightning Hot Drops, This REM
sdy ia especially valuable in colds, In
vripbc ip1uenEl. coughs, ho9rBeness,
&c Indeed. for IN grippe and influenza
II may truly b. said 20 be a specific.
while for breaking a cold or relieving
h6Irseness II Is without an equal.
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Expense IN excess Of present gram
mar school sYstcnl. ...............,..3

Expense IN excess Of present gram a.,
mar school system. ''.''''L''IVV
I do not include professors OF penman.
ship; military training. shorthand ana
typewrfting and French, which may De
introduced in the high school.
The Maxwell building Will be but
temporary arrangement for perhaps
three or four years. A proper building
when fully equipped and Including
grounds win cost fully $4,000. This
amount. II not taken from the people,
would be worth six per cent Annum TO
them II allowed tn remain in their hands.
The Interest, $500. - therefore. a leGiu-
mate item in above estimate.
The board never decreases expenses
but always increases them. The central
grammar school scheme is deluston and
a snare. There Is m necessity for It and
no popular demand for 1t or 4 hlghSchooL
school booksellers and would-be-profeS-
sors naturally favor q high school, and
there Is another class OF persons that ex-
pect 10 assume lArSe circles OF golden
halo as patron saints Of higher education
nj the expense Of taxpayer and plain
people.
Wheeling, May S.
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THE westneil, Gnd) News prints
the following in regard TO an old resi-
dent OF that place: Frank McAvoy, for
many years in the employ OF the l., n.
A. & c. Railway here, says: Il have
used ChambcTllin's Cole, Cholera and
plarrh0eA Remedy for ten years or
Ionger-am never without It In my fam
ily ! consider II the best remedy OF
the kind manufactured. ] take pleasure
IN recommending IT," II Is Il specific
for all bowel disorders. For sale BY
Grtfp gigts
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UNCONDITIONAL surrender. Is The
only terms those famous little pills
known as DeWitts Lltlle Early Risera
win make with constipation, sick head
ache and stomach troubles. Charles II
Goethe, corner Market and Twelfth
streets; Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son. BenwO0d.
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RAILWAY POOLS:
Their Equity and Public Value
Discussed by Geo. r. blanchard.
ENORMOUS RAILWAY BUSINESS

oe MS country-ThsiF Receipts Three
Einss that Of the GOv'rnmsnt-Tholr
Boadsin Dsfault Greater than the Ma
t,onal Dsbt-HOw the GOvornmsnt Acts.
An Pha,ss Of the PrOblsn that cOn-
froniD ne Rallroads Discussed.
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GROUP and whooping cough are
cbiIdhood's terrors: but like pneumonia,
bronchitis, and other throat and lung
troubles. can be quickly cured BY using
ono Minute Cough Cure. Chnrlea X.
Goethe. corner Market aud Twelfth
streets; Bowie & Co, bridgeport; Pea
body q Son. Benwood.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheuu, feve=
sores, tetter. chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
lion or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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The 10 cent trial size Of Ely's Cream
Balm which can be had OF the druggist
Is sufficient TO demonstrate its great
merit. Send 10 cents. We VIII mail It.
Fun size 5Oc. ELY BROS,
Sc wArrcnt street, y. Y. City,
Cstarrh caused difficulty IN speaking
and to q great extent loss OF hearing,
BY the use OF Ely's Cream Balm drop
ping Of Tnucus has ceased, voice and
hearin; have greatly improycd.-J. ".
Davidson, Attorney -at-Law. Monmouth.
III
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TR0sTEE's SALE.
gTyRUgTEE'5 SALE or OHIO COUNTY
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
NV virtue OF "A deed OF trust tnafs 30,
James w. Dineh and Nancy +. Dlnch liz
WIFE and John Dinch, 10 me. as trustee
bearing date on the first day OF April. i.15
and nov OF record In the clerks office Of
the county court OF Ohio county West
Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book NO. III
page 80. Will on
SATURDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY
or MAY. 1881.
sell ut public huction nj the north gr5n,
door Of tho court house or Ohio county
West Virginia, commencing at ten o'elo1t
q. M, the following described properly
to-wit: All that certain tract OF land gia.
In tho district Of Liberty Ohio corIDiy
West ViEginin, and adjoining lard1 n;
Joseph o. Curtis. Joseph McCnusl!n, John
q, Rodgers and others. and bounded 6t
follows: beginning AZ a white oak in
Joseph McCauElin'B line and runTIf,.
thence north 16' east 81 poles 10 a FtgEs:
thence south ~ east 20 poles 10 a STAKE
near the barn on said land. thence SGJt5
So east 40 poles to black walnut. corhsr
10 lands OF johnson l.. Garrison and as.
ery thence south 81 east 1914 poles Ia =
beech, corner 20 lands OF joseph o. CurtlG:
thence north IS 30 west IiG poles 10 :.
sugar tree, corner TO lands OF Joseph Sc.
Tsguglnud; thence north ig' west IL B5isS
md IL links to the place Of beginning ara
containing forty.siE 40 acres and two ~
roods more or less, TINS being The Faf1s
nTonerty that was conveyed 70 James II
bihrh and John Dlnch by Julia A. Pan
and Robert l. PrHll. her husband. By desj
nearing date March y. is93. and now AZ
record in the clerks Office Of the county
court Of Ohio county, West virginia
TERMS OF SALE-One-thlrd OF the Du-.
chase money and as much more as ina
ni,rchager may elect TO pay In cash on dsy
n gnIe; the balance In two equal PAY
Fnents at one and two years. the purrhREe-
- Ia FNFifh
Tor the deferred Installmcnts with !niereE,
from DAY Of sale, the interest on the second
deferred instRllment payable annually, ina
title TO said property 10 be retained unt;I
s1'1 JOHN E. DUNLAP.
Aps Trustee
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
JACOB SNYDER HOMESTEAD
FOR SALE.

We offer for sale at bargain the late
residence Of Jacob Snyder. deceased si'l'
ate and known as No. sl5 on tho west Eita
OF North Main street. The house IL an ele-
CANT, large dwelling Of three stories. well
lighted and ventilated. with all modern
improvements. and In hrst-clasS order.
The grounds arc spacious and well kept
extending to the river. and the view along
the Ohio river Is one OF the finest in the
city. WIN sell the property either fur
nlshed or unturuished. a rare chance on =
quick zaIe. For particulars apply to
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When the government publishes i'm
port tariffs designed to secure revenues
adequate 60 its needs. or to induce pri-
vata capital TO enlarge national trade,
II assures 10 the world their impartial
and undated collection. II the rail-
WAYS simultaneously filed with the gov
eminent reasonable transportation tar
ifls which are equally or more calculate
ed to give effect 10 the same national
policy. upon what Justihable grounds
can the nation deny the MD OF legally
regulated pools to collect and retain
their due charges. that being the only
plan which has anywhere proved effect
i've aFaina illegal depletclona OF reason
able rAtea, which. however SMALL, arS
always determinations That one 10 q
governmental and the other a corporate
taFiff Is not an honest or logical reply.
and no government but ours 80 answers
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Aps


nv virtue OF deed Of trus. made ~
Catherine r. Myles and John J. My,es.
her husband. 20 me. as trustee, dated jay
n lSs3. recorded In the office OF the clerk
AZ the county court Of Ohio county. West
Virginia. IN Deed Of Trns, Book No \
mage 81, I will sell at the north front d9oF
az The court house Of said county on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. the FOL.
lowing property;
WHITE Il GgIlHghsr's addition 70 the city
Of Wheeling. IN Ohio county, West ylr-
ginia. excepting, however. the coal under
lying said lot.
"TERNS OF SALE-One-;hlrd and as
much more az the purchaser elects 70 pay
IN cash on the day OF sale. the balance n
two equal installments at one and Two
years. notes bearing interest from the day
OF sale 10 be given for the deferred pay
W. J. W. CowDEN. Trustee.
w. II. IIALLER, AuctiOneer. apiz-u
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ne sure and usS that old and weil-tricd
remedy, Mrs. wlnslow'S Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. II soothea the
child, softenS the gums, Allays all pain.
cures wind collie and !s the best remedy
far diar.hoea. Twenty-Five centa o
hottie. mwf&w.
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FOR bronchitis. asthma or kindred
troubles OF the throat or lungs, take
Or. Woods Norway Pine Syrup, a
household specific for all these com
plants
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great many in our city. and every ono has
been very much benefited BY them"
DE-. Miles, Remedies are sold by all drug
rists under positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or u1oney refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free 70 all applicants.
DR. MILES MEDICAL co. Elkhart, Ind.
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AssraNEE,s SALE.
4 ssIdNEE's SALE.

n GsAANAN AaAs - hfsAA~Hr-
By virtue Of a deed Of assignment re-
corded In Trust Book a. folio 2sN. Ohio
at public sale At tho north front door OF
the court house, MOundsyille, W. Va. on
MAY Il 1897. AT 10 O'CLOCK \. NJ.
for the benefit OF tho creditors, all tho
property belonging to the Springer OIL and
Gas Company, as follows;
Two producing oil wells and one produc-
inE gas well. two dry wells with tho cas-.
INK In them. four good substantial der
Kicks, three boilers, two engines, two We.
Ter pumps, about 2,sQ0 feet Of casing, l.so
leEs) Of two-lnch water, gas aud steam
plpes. flve tanks with capacity for l,ooo
barrWlF, with stocks and dies aud other
tools too numerous TO mention. a COM
plste ontfit for oil wells. Also the lease
81 g acres OF territory on the Louis
HaFtonE farm. situated In the heart OF
the Rogerson oil nelds, Also sJ0>acrc
lease on inns Run, all tn Marshall county,
The undersigned reserves the right TO ad.
JouTn the sale to another day u In his
Judgment. the interest OF tho creditors de-
mand H.
AA' n. W BECK,
Assignee Springer on and Gas Co.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Az persons holding claims against the
above named company must present them
to me ht once for settlement,
N. w. BECK. Assignee.
" HpI-:i-a-myi2
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Improved 50 wonder.
fully from the hHt
that / at once dis
missed the phySiciana
She now eats and
sleeps we'll and does
her own houSeWork
We have recommend
ed your remedies 70 a
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
EoR 9ALm.

FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENTS
shares Bank OF Wheeling.
30 shares Riverside Iron Works
s shares Bloch Bros. Tobacco CcHllArI'
All these are per cent stocks
S200 per cent gold bonds, secuTrI y "
first mortgage on business properly N my
city. interest payable scmi-aUnualIy,
$50 bond. secured by hrs; moftgaFe 70
one OF our large manutlctuT!Hs p.@r'I
G per cent. sgmi-annually. -
These are Investments equal 70 soNS'E
munt bonds and pay twice the iucoriN
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what stops NouraiEial Dr. Mics Palm Pila.
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q. o. SMITH,
E.nhnnnn mn n.,IlhIrE
FOB SALE.

FOIO SAI%'
Fifteenth street residence. rooms N,ss
hath. hhll both gases, largo lot, 800
EoG and jacob streets This Is taEkAt--
aud a rare opportunity 10 set sGta gsVP-
erty. -,s
Fourteenth street residence, roSr 1.S
with bath, han and both gases a, ~
choice: near Jacob street. S.AN Wa ~
II. with years time to pay Tor H., en-
Money TO Loan IN amounts Of -, 80
$500. 81 on, s, 90 $500 and AGN3 o." -"
real estate security. on short no'lSl-
%ROLE & ZENE.&
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WITHOUT A RIVAL,

Annua SaleS more tnaa o'UOOIUVV boSeS
- 0fDruG stnrOa. OF VIII b Oont b. o.
AEeniA .. ,. ALLEN Co, SIS Canal 81, Rev
IOrk, post paid, upon receipt Of price. B0oE
me- upon application.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
Tiny Snakes Swallow Big Eggs.

Two of the small leopard. or fox, snakes
belonging TO Assistant Curator +. NJ
Woodruff, of the Academy of Sciences,
dii an egg-swallowing act yesterday
morning which astounded the owner, as
well as Curator f. G. Baker, who returned
from a months trip in the East just in
time to see the wonderful performance.
The two reptiles have heads trif1e less
than half an inch In diameter, from
side to side. Two extra large hens eggs
raw and inclosed in the unbroken she'll,
were placed in the cage. leopard snakes
apparently like eggs extremely well, and
they at once attacked the dainties and
swallowed them whole, though their
diam eter was more than three times that
of the creatures heads. They drew them
in and their mouths stretched as if they
were Il ade of elastic. Then their throats
swelled and the progress of the eggs to
the stomachs of the snakes looked exactly
like the operation Of forcing a large ball
into small rubber hose.
When the eggs reached the creatures
stomachs there were bulging proluber-
ances there which made them look as if
they had swallowed door knobs. Then
all at once there was simultaneous con-
tortlon Of the reptiles bodies and the
protuberances disappeared almost in.
stantly. The creatures had smashed the
shells to bits and the contents of the eggs
becoming distributed the swelling sui
sided.-Chicago Tribune.