The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], December 05, 1888, Image 4

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"HOW'S YOUR LIVER?"
If. the Oriental MluUtlon, knowing that good
livtlxi cannot exUt withoutu healthy Liver.
When t?'o I.Ivor la Torpid the Bowel* aroShiRr|.)i
iiml Conatlpalod, and tlitf KimmI lie* 111 the
Htotnach 'lenin poking?poisoning tho Blood.
Krcijucnt bcadarhe en?ues, and n feeling of
hi"luide u d iU-K|Miiiiluucy Indicate how ihe
wholo ?jr?tem l? dennyed. No axeticy on earth
has restored ms ninny people to lu altn and hupplucM
hy giving them a healthy liver aa
"Ami ccnerol family remedy for PyNpepila
Torpid Liver, Coni?lp*ti.in, ete., I aiwayii use
Slininoui l.lver Heiruliitor and have never been
disappointed in tbe effect produced. <i ncem* to
buu perfect care for nil dlieni-esof the stomach
anil Bowel*."? W. .1. .McKi.hoy, Macon, Ga.
Kxamluo to Bee thnt you yet the genuine. dintltnrihdifd
Imiii all froudfiaud Imitations hy our
red / Trade- Mark on front of wrapper, and on
the aide the teal und slguatuie of l. if. Zellin
I n. de't-?nv>.tw
Coo. M. Snook & Co.
^ V~?
Great Cloak Cut.
Wo have junt purchased at u great lacrlfloo
irom u ii'auiiij;
New York Clink Manufacturer,
tli c bill nice of hln HtiH.'k of Ladle*' And Childreti'h
Fine Clonk*, nil of thlN m'mhou's
manufacture, which wo luivo
marked at price, that will
SELL THEM AT SIGHT.
Italnticc of Gloat in fttnclc liuvo beeu reduced
to I'oaiorin with price* of thi? lot. Un i>eteai
lier ;i wo will open at
25
< o:its pc-r ynr.l two cittCJ of yard wide, all-woo!
Cloth tr'uitiugn?gojd rliudex.
CI UK AT REDUCTIONS
In price* throughout every department, in ordei
to mane room for a mammoth mock of
Holiday Goods!
1110 Main Street,
.hi WHEFMNO. W. VA.
Logan & Co.
THE MAJORITY
Of Halting Powders put on the market ?re nn
wliolexnme and Injurfoni, and ouly sold b?cnuw
they ure "cheap."
I.ogaii & iv? Excelsior Baking Poirdei
Is guaranteed to be strictly pure and wholesome
promotes dim stloo, and In the end W cheapci
t'uui ?i:y <>f the e.ieai or gift linking Powder
Use no other.
LILY CREAM
I* a nin?t elegant prc|mrotlnn for chnprci'
limit's, I'nce. Lips or uny rouithnesaof the *Mn
I're.mred only hy LOGAN tit CO.
LOGAN & CO.
Arc In rendu! of (lit* finest nnd most complete
ilii.- nf SJII K<l* I'lsoilXTOlW ever hrouuht to
tin- rlty. When coltl weather eoiuw dou't forKt't
it. .
LOGAN & CO.
Are proprietor* of tlio HOMESTEAD LIVER
J'lf.l>. l>OMt pill over u?cil.
IM,KA>.VN r WoRM fiYKUP, moid effectual
Worm Svmp t vor nropnrnl. .
HOMI'AY t.OOlM are conimcncltiff toarilve.
I 'pot ami Hoiiduuartcru for Tru-Hcn, Shoulder
r.riK-cH. .Supporters and Kur^lm! lUHtruinouts,
Ac.. Jut'
1- Ice l>rtiv;ar Perfumes ami Toilet Articles.
LOGAN~& CO.,
Druggists, lii'ltigt* Coram**
UO10-DAW
Holiday Coods.
Holiday Goods!
We are now displaying a hrgenud attractive
Ktock of ropular Articles
SI HIM 111/15 jfiiit nussiifiig,
Many of wllch arc exclusive with ub.
W'e ndvhe an early mill while tliu Hock in com*
jilcU*. Our prlcta we the lowest in the city.
A. L. RICE & CO.
<Vl
|utcllt0e?a^
Ottir?: >??>?. 'J.luiiii a? Fourteenth Street.
Now AdvurtUuiueuu.
Wanted?A Good Girl.
I.oni?A illitck Hog.
Wan toil?A Steady Hoy.
Xotleo?ncofKO Utllkti ami Family.
To A d veUUe r?-Geo. 1*. Kowell A: Co.
lloiKlav Attnotuuvuiem-Juiti'ph Grave*.
Opera House?Fate.
The I Mil Annual Kveordof the Louisiana Slato
I/jtury <'oui|>itiiv?Third pntie.
(iraiiil Oj>era House? Glluiorc'M Hand?Fourth
W.
NEW and (lo.-iruhle nov? Itics In Jewelry
received dully hum now until
Chiisimus. lfo not mi) to sec Hu m, ut
JAC01I Yi. <j|tl)ISJ!',S
Jewelry Store,
('or. Tweinii uutl .Market Streets.
FPU i'AhL A.XI) W1XTEK.
Just received a complete and artistic
assortiitciit of Suiting. l'uutuioonhiKS
mid OxTcortliiigK, widen we wurrunt to
make up in lirsl-ciusH vtyle, utid at reasonable
priccs. Fit guaranteed.
Specialties?Just niched, 50 doy.eu
more of tho best 50 cent ?ldte Sldrts
luude. Fane) I launel Shirts at 50 cents
aud upwards, l-ull line or our celehrutid
Knit J delicts*
('. HESS & SONS,
1321 & 1323 Market Street.
Tlimuuuiutor tivrunl,
The thermometer at Schncpf'a drug
stotv, Opera House corner, yesterday,;
registered as follows:
1*. in ......... a*? I 8 p. o ?I
9 *. in iff p. m .. -15
Mm -W I Weather?1-nlr,
WulllllMr llltllCHtillflN.
Washington*, I). 0., Dec. 4.?For West
Virginia, fair, followed by rain; warmer,
southwesterly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair, preceded
by rain or snow on Mie lakes;
warmer southwesterly winds.
'Hie Htnte FmIt ltonril.
The new Board of Directors of the State
Fair Association held a meeting yesterday
uud elected John II.llobbs President,
George Hook, Secretary and Treasurer,
and Colonel William Exley, Superintendent
of Grounds. Messrs. N. B.
Scott, J. M. Sweeney and George K.
Stifel were appointed a committee to
get up a Spring meeting for racing.
KI?van*Klav?ii.
Our white l.itwn Apron* for 23 cents
are beauties. At thu 1'oi'i'laii,
1111 Main street.
L.U. Good sella drygoojatlio eheapcat
. LOCAL BREVITIES.
Matter* of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
M ati nebh at both theatres to-day.
The Grand this evening?"The Corner
Grocery."
Opera House this evening?"Queen
of the riding."'
Yehtkrday was another almost per- ,
feet speciuicn of a winter day.
A very large train of emigrants went
west over the B. & 0. road yesterday.
There wero three cases in the police
court yesterday?two drunks pnd a dis
orueriy.
"Tub CoitNi.it Grocery" had another
larg? house at the Grand last night, and
all seemed delighted with the play. It
will be given at the matinee to-day and
for the last time to-night.
Tiie case of M'liss McGumphrev.
charged with keeping a Iiouhu of ill
fame, on an appeal from the Police
Court, was tried to a jury in the Circuit
Court yesterday, and she wan fined ?20
and costs and given thirty days in jail.
John G. Jackson, aged 42, a native of
Ohio and resident of McKeesport, Pa.,
and Minerva J. Woueslord, nged 52, also
born in Ohio and now a resident of McKeesport,
were licensed to wed yesterday.
About 9 o'clock yesterday morning a
mantel lambrequin in the residence of
Charles Lottcrbury, on alley 10, caught
Ore, and before it was extinguished had
burned the carpet and caused considerable
damage.
Joseph Gibson, a 13-year-old boy employed
at the South "Wheeling glass
WOrKF, lull, nntl UIH UUJIUU mill unun
were thrust into a box of broken glass,
cutting him terribly. Dr. Pipes dressed
his wounds.
The B. & 0. Company still has a pile
driver at work driving piles along the
ereek bank to protect their new wooden
bridge at Mam and Sixteenth street.
The pile driver is placcd on a Hat bout
in the creek.
Tjik Wheeling Park Association.has'
re-elected the old Board of Directors,
consisting of Messrs. A. Reymann, A.
i Rolf, Ii. Bieberson, Henry Stain in, II. <
P. Behrenw, Lopis F. Stifel, J. A. Hess, I
Frank Walter and George Ilook.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the'
Jury in the case of Miss J. B. Wilson vs.
1 J. MeC'ulIoch, to recover duningcs sus-l
tained by the leaving open of a water
faucet, returned a verdict for the plaintitt'I
of $233. A motion--for a new trial was
entered. I
Lectcue on "Bright Side of Life in I
Libby Prison, The Stories we Told and I
the Songs we Hung," by Chaplain McC'abe
Thursday evening, December I), at I
Fourth Street M.K. Church,at8 o'clock J
Tii-k(-l? ?t Union railroad olilce, 32001
Market street.
Mn. Ai. Kedma.v narrowly escaped |
1 Obi hi: his left Jiuiid yesterday while
working at l>i? lathe, lie* had hit* wrist I
caught by one of the dogs of the unutliino
and before he was released the hand had I
been nearly crushed and gouge/loll. It
was a very pain fa I accident. 1
Clerk Hook yesterday "allmllted to
record one dcedof trust and udeed made'
r December 4 by George Ciunibacker and
wife to Anton Ueyionnn, in considera,
lion of S5,fl2?ri, for three tracts of land on
Coal run, parts of the Carroll farm, and
in all somewhat over 00 acre#,
Tim Smith Bridge Company, to which
was awarded the contract for building a
; temporary bridge over the creek at
.Main street, commenced work yesterday
morning, and If Ihn weather is favorable
they promise to have the bridge
completed for travel by January l.
A SJ'KCIAI. feature of to-night's performance
at the Opera Mouse will be a.
now composition by Prof. John Fischer,
a member of the Opera House orchestra,
entitled "Campaign Kchoes." Those
I who had the pleasure of hearing it at the
. rehearsal describe it as "a rattier."
ABOUT 1'KOPIX
Str.iiiK?trn lu tti? til)' mjiiI Wheeling I'eoplr
Abroad.
H. F. Wright, of Mt. Pleasant. Ohio,
was at the Mi-Lure House yes ten lav.
Miss Kate Purssell, her manager, and
the principal members of her company,
are nt the Hotel Windsor.
Miss Liunie Belle Janes returned
home yesterday from a month's visit to
her brother JJoyd, at Chicago.
Messrs. F. C. McKeiv, M.T. Davies
and J. P. T. Matthews, of Baltimore,
and W. S. Allen and wife, of New York,
are at the Windsor,
John X. Utifscll, the favorite comedian
who is well known to the Wheeling neople,
will by with Al. G. Fields' luiuslrcla
at the Gram! Opera House December (I,
7 and S. He joined the couipauy December
3 at Washington, Pa.
Prof. I. 0. White, a well known member
of the West Virginia University at
Morgan town, was In the city hist evening.
Professor White has recently been
spending considerable time jn Green.brier
and adjacent counties assisting iu
the Government geological survey.
For City Clerk.
The many friends of City Clerk Frank
Bowers will be pleased to learn that he
its not only out 01 uooru uuit iiib mi-k
spell, but also out us n candidate for reelection
to the ojjice of City Clerk, subject
to the decision of the Republican
primary. The report lias been circulated
that Mr. Bowers did not intend being a
candidate this time; micIi a report was
never authorized,and .Mr. Bovvers thinks
it was done to injure him. IJe is in for
the race, and will trot to the liiiish. He
has always been a winner in the past,
and bis friends confidently anticipate
that he will be this time.
.Still* of VtitviniiK* Klvvtlou.
At the regular meeting last evening of
Cieueral Hancock Camp, No. 20, Sons of
Veterans, the following officers were
elected:
Captain, Charles P. Schultze.
First ^Lieutenant, William T. Marsh.
Second Lieutenant, James P. MeCready.
Camp Council, Dennis Myles, Burr
Watt and Thomas Green.
delegate to JJivision Encampment, Irwin
Bowumn { alternate, Christ JJurk.
A "Curuvr" in
Thomas G. Boyle & Co., of Pittsburgh,
on Monday purchased L'0,000 kegs of
nailsfrom a number of Western factories.
HUH, W1U1 lUU OU,wu ni-go jim i ii??n uj
the firm hist month, mulct's the largest
purchase ever recorded in Pittsburgh,
mid the firm claims, will exlwuat the
Block on the market, and the production
until next April, thug giving them a
coruer in nails. No corner ill nails can
lost n week, however*
In Will ColitdtE.
H. Curtis, tliu Republican candidate
for SheriU ol Brooke county, who
was defeated by two yotei, lias Mnred
notice on Joseph L. Curtis, the bherlflelect.
that be will contest his election io
the County Court, al tlio next term, on
tile grounds that the majority of the
li'Kal volea ciisl in the county were cast
for him. j :
Mnanttla (mil-cm I'Uartcd.
Ohio I.<odgo No. 1, A. F. and A.M.,
hut i? Ire tod the following olUcore:
W. M, W. T. Ilurtinnn.
S. W., Ralph Whitehead.
J. W. Alex 0. Maxwell.
Secretary, Charles H. Collier.
Treasurer, Hugh Sterling. f
KliEVEX-KLEVtxT
Novi<lli?n for llto TlioumtniU. t
We have in stock the greatest assort- 1
meat of holiday goods thst you ever saw t
at prices thut you must see to believe, f
Buy your gifut now at the Popular, i
Ull Main street, i
All ladies should not fail to attend c
Dr. Wilbur's lecture, Thursday night, ug ?
he tells how to preserve the complexion J
upon which your beauty depends. 1'
RAILROAD OBDINAlfCES L
To the Number of Four, None
of Special Importance, B. i
cre<
ARE PRESENTED IN COUNCIL
088;
r\i Its Meeting: hunt levelling?The nix
City Klect ion Law to lie Amended. '()t
UD(
Financial Ilcjioi'iK?Very Little ant
HoutIneorOther IiuHincss. 8?^
con
etn
Council having /ailed to meet for want det
of u quorum on Tuesday night of last PM
week, the time for a regular semi-mbnth- j*'
ly meeting, un adjourned meeting was 8ec
held Inst evening. The absentees were siw
Messrs. Buckmun, Iluller, Metzncr, Mc- 1 j"
Gregor, Sehrebe and Schultze of the First ^
Branch and Messrs. Allison, Bremer, Bo
Culdwell, Kbeling, Jones, Kraft, Miller, sat
Mitchell, Pracht and Vockler of the '\u'
Second. f'?
It was not until 8:30 o'clock that a
quorum was obtained in tt eSecond and
imHim.PH proceeueu wuii ?h luiiuwB^iucr
the minuted liatl been read aud up- Tii
proved:
Clerk Bowers' regular semi-monthly ,
report showing that out of the total ap- ?>
propriations made to the several departments
at the beginning of the year, I"1
aggregating $.'18:1,510 53, thero bad beeu tic
expended a total of $322,302 72, was pre- pj,
seated and read. The total bulauee of .
$01.153 81 is divided among the several
departments as follows; J-Vi
Board of Public Works, 10 cent levy
fund, $2,031 88; same, contingent fund, '0I
$308 40; mime, special contingent fund, de
SI.18!) 28; same, appropriation fund, $5.- *W1
701 11); Fire Department, $3,820 87; Dl
Health Department, $1,522 20; Markets
$402 20; Police Department, $4,027 51; ln
City prison, $500 1!); Scales and Weigh- jnl
ing*, $80851 Ileal Instate, Sgpl 8?; Cetn- *el.
oteries, $223 55; Salaries, $1,378 50; contingencies,
$1,105 77; City Water Hoard, ne
$10,040 00; City Gas Works, $18,034 05.
The appropriations of $0,100 made to
the Compromise Loan, $12,000 made to
the J.oan of 1877*,$7.002 50 made to the \
Loan of 1881 and $13,500 made to the
Loan of 18S5 have been e^hajisted. PU
Accompanying this report was a
further one showing that Collector A"
Brlce since his incumbency in office up ,1jl
to the present time has paid to Receiver 0,11
?-? n..t..\ mi
lJlliuittuv unscsoiiirmn tuucuwu ho iwr ?
lows: 1887, 50-cent levy, $83,085 Oo; 10* t".1
cent levy, $15,874 42; 1888,50-cent levy, taI
$03.4*848; 10 rent levy, $l!i,405 10; total, ?P'
5Oreejjt Jeyy, $14/, 184 43; 10-ccut levy. b,r
$28,330 53. 15o(lj reports lyero ordered ,n!
tiled* ?u
A communication was received from '8
the Hoard of l'ublic Works asking for jO'
appropriations out of the 10-ceut levy 'Ul
(mid }o pay for the following new work: wt
Cobble paving on $oU' ptreet, $338 91; jj,'1
labor on Eighth ward Be were, ?110 711
Mlbberd & Son, sewer pipe for the
Kighth ward?188 05; Gilligan & Stout
seer, gravel for paving in Eighth ward. 1
$30; P. L. llogc, surveying for Island ,!jl
sew ere, $30; total, $703 07. The Clerk clt
was ordered to draw bis warrant on the
Receiver to meet these amounts. ?>
The Committee on .Scales presented P?
bills aggregating 50 and the Committee
on Health handed jn bjlls tjje ieJ
amount of $14 75, all of which were or
dered paid. A bill (or $5 75, presented up
by the Finance Committee, wan also or- v"
dered paid. 'J"
The First Branch concurred iu the action
had by th'o .Second on all of thcEO '11
matters.
Mr. Faris offered in the First Branch
a resolution instructing the City Solidtor
to draft an ordinance making the j
regulations governing city elections con- Hi
form with the provisions of the new 8*
State election law, which was adopted J?
in both branches. be
There was presented in the First
Branch, an ordinance-authorizing the vo
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad to construct, be
mnintain and operate one railroad track ,n'
jacross Water street, at or near Twenty- t'01
lirst street, and to yonptrupt, ipajntyf}) no
and operate one or more tracks across ?1'
A Her 17 ami Twentieth street, it being rvi
provided that the compnny shall not obstruct
these crossings by staudliig cars
upon the same. The company desires
to lay these tracks in order to reach
some properly it has lyiny east of its
tracks in Water street, and just south of
Its pawepgej- sljedf. <\ number of old ?"
shanties stand on this property now. I an
The purpose is to tear these down and nt
lay tracks so that bulk freight can be cu
iuart> auvaniagconsiy nuimieu i?y uier- ?*
uhqnts, The oj-djiiaupe was read once 1,lf
and then being objected to by ^{r. ffatyd: J r
Inn, went over until the next meeting, v>1
An ordinance was adopted by both lr(i
branches granting to the Scbtnulbach
Brewing Company the right to lay a
switch on the east side of McColloch
street from a point about ninety feet
south of Thirty-third street to the north .
Hide of the tirat alley north of Thirty; |f
third street, connecting with the Balti- JJ"
more A Ohio at the southern point. Tho JH'
switch i* to be used for lgudjpg pur- *!'
poses. ||'
Another ordinance adopted by both
brandies was one granting the Pitts- l"?r
burgh, Wheeling & Kentucky road the A 1
right to lay a switch from its main track jj"
aeross Alain street, a short distance north . '
of Jonathan's ravine, to the rear of tho Jj~
Top mill. The purpose of this switch is . ?
to get cars to a point vyhere the dirt "j
from tho Union bridge tunnej pan (jo F,,
easily loaded and removed. "J!
Another ordinunuo adopted by both '
branches was one ronderiug available ^
certain monies not yet used for tho
Board of Public Woiks in the constrnc* t
tion of sewers, etc. ..J
Tho communication of tho Gas Trus- ""
tees stating that they were ready at any
time to ftiriiitfh data regarding an electric
light plant,for the oitp was referred to
the Committee on Lights.
There was presented in the Second an
ordinance granting to the Wheeling Kailway
Comimuy the right to construct a ]
track on Jacob street from Forty-second me
to Forty-third streets, which was read nk*
once and then went over under tho \V<
rules on an objection by Mr. Kettler. bo:
me
DR. WILBUR'S the
St>r!(i? |<ept};r<M nt Ilia Opera lloimc. Ctj,
Dr. Wilbur, author of Hints on pr]
Health," "Now to Preserve the Com- y0,
plexion," ami many other scientific arti- j
vies which appear in many of tho medical ?17
journals of the day, will deliver a course j
of three free lectures at tho Opera House. ?20
First lecture, Thursday night, is to ladies
and gentlemen. Second lecture, Friday ?oq
matinee, is private to Indict onlt,, and the q
third lecture will be Friday night and is jac
?>riviilw to LT(*ntl?<mun onlv.
The Pittsburgh Lender says: "Many ijn,
more people thnn coulil possibly obtain jn ?
seats attended Dr. Wilbur's lecture last
evening. Ho is a lino, pleasant speaker,
thoroughly educated in his profession? (;0,
ami we hear only the most flattering
praise of him wherever he lectures."
' J
We Have Tlieui on the Lint. . ^
Hundreds of wraps in stock from $1 to Wy(
all reduced to ridiculous prices, but |,}8
they must be sold, at Kmshkimek's. app
l'oluta Afouift (he It Iyer. j ?
The river became stationary at this
point yesterday. Tho levee gaupe at
iusk la?t evening showed a depth in the {)n
channel of 7 feet 10 inches. Business a q,
vas unnsually lively on the levee yes- dra*
crday morning both in tho local and 40 7
;hrough line. The Katie Stockdale
jassed down at 7 a. ni. yesterdav in 0ft]
he Pittsburgh-Cincinnati trade and the oqo.
Hudson passed up at 10 o'clock on her jja?
Irsttrip in the saino trade; both had i:nf>
airly good trips. The W.N. Chancellor i,an
s due up at an early hour this morniug /^le
n her uliarleston-Pittsbuigh' trade. The foei
Courier got awuy at noon in her Parkrbburg
trade; the Ben 11 in will be thjs
uorning's packet in thjs trade. The
Indcs cleared for Cincinnati at 7 o'clock \i
itst evening with .a good trip, ' End
MAKES AX ASSIGNMENT,
Boyd Convey* lier Property lor tho
Bitnellt of her Creditor*.
l deed was yesterday admitted to red
by wbich 6. E. Boyd assigns to J.
Sommerville for the benefit of her
Jitors all the real estate and personal
perty belonging to Mrs. Boyd, except
tain legal reservations. The property
igned includes a lot on South Front
I Fink streets Island; a life estate in
122, on the east aide of Market street;
1 all the accounts, notes, contracts
1 assets, stock of hardware and other
*ls now owned by said S. Boyd,
itained in the store at 1054 Market
jet. The property is to be sold as
>med best by the aRsignee, and the
tceeds to be applied first to paying the
senses of the trust, including a legal
of $50 due Sommerville <fc Howard;
ond, two notes for $700 and $2,000 reictively,
payable to Mary E. Boyd;
id, eleven notes and an overdraft due
i Commercial bunk, aggregating $15,I;
fourth, a note of $700 due D. Jane
yd; and a note for $2,000 due the
ue: fifth, the remaining debts and
bihties, in full if possible, and if sulfint
funds dp not remain to pay them
full. thr>n nro rata.
"QUKBN OF TiiK PliAUCS."
0 of Ilia IVentrii I'layant the <>|iern
lluune lant Night.
Kt the Opera House last evening Kate
resell, supported by a very good comny,
presented Ned Buntline's sensanal
border drama, "Queen of the
ains." She Alls a vudety of roles with
llity, and her horse,"Fire Fly,"isapret,
intelligent and well trained animal.
1 single out members of the comnuny
* individual mention where all ure
serving of it, seems uufair, yet the
ngs of the pretty Mies Karle and Mr.
tnier's specialties. Mr. Mylls' charac
acting, Mr. Duff's nonchalant detec'O
and the child part of Little Queenie
list be referred to as specially charming
itures of the presentation.
rho niece will be repeated atthemutie
this afternoon, and the engagement
deludes this evening.
Al. G. l-'lclil's AlliiKlrffl*.
^n Thursday ovening this well known
nstrel company commences n three
flits engagement at the Grand Opera
>Hse. 'J lie fort Wayne Outfit# says i
le minstrels held high carnival last
{ht. Fun, music, and the clever speiltiesas
presented by this compauy,
msed the large audience that gteeted
urn. There'sudash and yo totheenternment
that keeps the interest of the
I'ctator uroused from 11 rat to lust. The
tging, the dancing, the iiitrtyute
|re|jeg,^ho injjsip, costumes, etc., are
JIUIIUi in U*UI/ 11-oj'vv.i. Iiikvuupx;
very strong musically, an'U tuqch of
L*ir success is due to this f?i?t, The
ills pure iiixl wholesome, unci if we
?re to prescribe for u person with the
litis we should send him to Field &
?T*tJ Minstrels,
Tlip CfTliiiuro CoiiiMirt.
Biguor Baldanxa as a tenor lias attainu
deservedly high rank. -His voice is
arand penetrating, and contains the
jst enjoyable elements of vocalism.
is B flat was as clear as his G. >i is selfssession
and euse were remarkable,
is singing of the selection from Rigofo
wa8,boyond priticjsm,aud resulted jn
toutile encore. There is no question that
is the best tenor Hingerthat hits ever
sited the Pacific coast.?Portland {Orer?)
New*. SignorBaidanza will appear
re at the Grand with the Gilmore
ibilee band, December 12.
'r"' TIim Oilier ox Ooreil.
thf &f if or to the InftUlqencer,
Sir:?When It. V. Arkle, ono of the
tchie-district judges of t|?o election,
ore beforo the County Commissioners
nt August Garhu whs "as cra*y as u
d bug," I would ask him what was or
a certain Henry Hoesteuiier, whose
te ho accepted without protest? and
si dee, it is a known fact that this Hosteler
makes his home in Marshall
unty. A sworn election officer should
. .-?I... nr.,I ni ti.u
blllUllU l|OU H? uttu ?{t?. ? ?ier.
Hut perhaps this way Uo the
won; Garbe voted this Jiepublican flnM
jentemler voted the Ueinnpratiu ticket,
Faih Play.
Wheeling, Dec. 4.
Cnturrh Cured.
A. clergymnn, after years of Buffering
>m that loathsome disease, Ctotayrh,
(1 vajuly trying every known remedy,
last found a recipe which completely
red and saved him from death. Any
flercr from this dreadful disease send;
a self addressed stamped envelope to
of. J. A. Lawrence, &S Warren B^eef,
sw fork Oity, will receive the recipe
e of charge. mwaf-kow
NOTICB.
LimIIcm' Huh- Dremtliig Purler*.
iVe wish to say to the ladies that o^r
}qer uiqn haying been Bjefc for some
lie, we have secured tho services of a
in who has been head operator at
nonson's Unir Pressing Parlors, Uroad,y,
New York, one of too largest establimentsof
(lie kind in that city, lie
a man of fifteen years' experience.
ii are eoniideut we have secured
j services of a very superior artist, |
ill its has never been in Wheeling
fore. All we ask ia a trial; the
ll'K Will HpiMlK IOr 1ISCII. XIO I1US
>ught with him tho newest fashion
itet*. sho\ying latest styles }n Bangs
J Ifnir Uresslngi ^acties haying bangs
I or hair dressed can select their own
lea if they wish, L. Swadackkh.
K|nven-Kleve?l.
Barents, bring your ehildron and see
>se line French Dolls, dressed for 49
its, at tho Popular,
1111 Main street.
~URSl
Senl Snoqiu-.s. R?nl Dolmnim.
Swtil Jacket*. Seal Jackets.
tidies wishing to purchase Seal Garnts
should not fail to visit J. G.Bknrr
& Co., Fur Manufacturers, cor.
>od street and Third avenue, Pittsrgh.
Wo take pleasure in recotntiding
this establishment, as we know
ty handle nothing in the seal lino oxit
first-class goods.
I? tluiifinH turn Ifinillv unlit nu n
co-list of their goods, which we give
1 below:
jadies' Seal Jackets, $100, $125, $150,
5.
lilies'Seal Sacques, $125, $150, $175,
0, $2o0.
.ailies' Seal Wraps, $125, $150, $175,
0.
>U1 Seal Sacques can bo made into
kets, Wraps, or Fashionable Garnts
at slight expepse, or redyed, reid,
reshaped, or made tighter-llttiug
ihort notice. Address,
J. G. Bennett <fc Co.,
Fur Manufacturers,
.Woodst, and Fifth ave., Pittsburgh.
Den. 8. Collin*, ? <(., In Luck.
ten. S. Collins, Esq., Is a richer man
about $15,000 than he was some two
>ks since, he was about to get aboard
team to start for homo when he was
roached and asked to buy a ticket in
Louisiana State Lottery, for the
wing to take place on October 9tb.
t was urged so hard to purchaso he
led out a dollar and took the chance.
Thursday morning, on looking over
DHton daily giving the result of the
wing, it was seen that ticket No.
55 had drawn the capital prize of
),000, and as he held one-twentieth
tie ticket he was thus entitled to $15,The
ticket was p i in to the First
ional Bank for coli rtion. Mr. Colreceived
tue drafi an a New York
k bv last night's express.?
.) ReporUr, October 25. See adverment
for Drawing on December 18th,
in the First Capital prize is $000,000.
DAW
rnrdo quick workers want"Alile7"
Its freedom from knots.
MS AIMS ITSELF.
President Gruse, of the Count)
Board, Writes a Card,
WHICH OCCUPIES MUCH SPACI
I Rut Says Very Little?Ho ttvades th<
! Most Damaging Fuels, Answers
No Charges, and Resort* to
Epithet?Km Weak news.
President Frank Gruse, of the Boar*
of Commissioners of Ohio county, ha
written a card. As the Intelligence!
desires to be fair to everybody, and a
Mr. Gruse thinks the publication of thi
card willjbenefit him, it is printed be
low. It has been pointedly answere*
in advance. Those who are fauiilia
with the facts attending the partisan
unjuBt and disgraceful proceedings c
the so-called recount, will realize ho)
weak a defense Mr. Gruse makes. Hi
charge thut the Intelligencer has mil
quoted Democratic members of th
Hoard is without a shade of truth tosuj
port it. When ho says: "You inisiu
form the public as to our blacknesrf an
cowardly dishonesty," ho may have jui
titlcation in the failure of the Intellj
oknceh to do entire justice to thes
characteristics of tho Board.
Mr. Gruse refers to Mr. Allen's un
authorized demand for a second recoun
on tlio UomtnisslonerHUip in wueriy am
Ilichland district# in misleading terau
That demand was without legal excust
and since it was inspired by a meuibe
of the Board, it and Mr. Gruse's anxiet,
to remain as President of the incomin
Board, manifested bv him and by Mi
Stein for him on other occasions, assuiu
an importance they would not othei
wise have. While Mr. Cruse is explain
iug he might explain this.
For further answer to Mr. Gruse'
paper, the reader is referred to the en
tirely truthful statement of facts b;
Messrs. Maxwell ntid McGregor in yet
terday's Intklligbncku.
To the MU(tr uj the InlclUutiuxr:
Sim?During the past few weeks th
Ixtklliobncku has persistently mi?
quoted and maligned the Deinocrati
members of the Board of Commissioner
of this county, and in this morning'
issue you again (mis) inform the publi
as to our blackness aud cowardly die
honesty.
At the same time you publish a sc
called "Address to the Public," fron
Messrs. McGregor and Maxwell, wbicl
contains nothing more than a mere re
hush of the various slanderous iusinui)
tinnu iiiul niililiahed in th
Jxtklligiskckk From time to time, li
answering one I answer both,
I confess that I was somewhat stu
nriped that my two colleagues (McGrego
uuil Maxwell) should assume u charade
so similar to one related in the Kev
Testament; a certain individual prays
"Lord, 1 thank thee that I am not lik<
other men, etc." (Like those wicket
Democrats, for instance.)
As regards the recount for Copycats
man of the First Congressional District
I woijld say that J (jefy any man to poiu
out oho ballot that Was couuted for Air
Pendleton that did not belong to him
In the same manner Mr. Atkinsou re
cclved every vote that ho was rightful);
entitled to, atnomg which wen) a num
her that were badly written and badl]
spelled. A great ado has been madi
about the ballots which were reppwet
for later action. {Said Ijallqts consisted
oj tickets with black stickers, or wit!
the name written under the designatioi
of another ollige, or where it was irn
possible to make out what was writtei
or what was iufbndt'd to be stricken out
As is well known, our legal advise
(Mr. Jordan) was 'unfortunately callet
away by the death of his father at til'
beginning of the count, 'fbfe left \\
with the |q\v gpdptyned as to the point
^hqyo mentioned, and for that reasoi
tickets comiua under the above heat
wero reserveu till wo could get tin
opinion of Mr. Jordan or his substitute
as to the definition of the law. Wliei
It iviih imrcrt iiiiii'd flint. Pnl Pnlwir
White had been attending to Mr. Jor
dan's business during tl\o jaltey's ?b
sence, his natm wan myyeated, but was
nrpmptly objected to on the ground tha
Colonel White was the law partner o
Mr. Allen, tlie attorney of Air. Pendle
ton, whereupon his name was withdrawn
When Mr. Russell was suggested, tin
only obstacle thrown in the way wai
tha( l^r. ftuasell was probably out o
(ho city, and for that reason would b<
unable to act, but carefully conceal
ing the fact that Mr. Russell hat
been retained by Mr. Atkinson
and of which tbpy hail ful
knowledge, as was afterward statei
by I\lr. *}ugus. The clerk was instruetei
to telephone to Mr. Russell's ofliee am
inquire if he won absent and when lu
would return, The report was that he
was then out of the elty but would be al
his otllco at 0 a. m. the next day, where
upon Mr. Kussell was appointed tin
legal adviser of the Board. These proceedings
were necessarily slow and nol
in haste, as I believe was stated by r
certain Republican gentleman in a card
published, wherein he attempts to exhonorate
Mr. T. J. Uukus, Air. Atkinson's
attorney. Wo did not becomc
aware of tho fact until next morning,
when we called on Mr. Russell as to hit
appointment. He then told us that he
had been acting for Mr. Atkinson, and
for that reason could not serve us.
Finally, Mrk Ewing was appointed,
and it is conceded even by Republican*
mat ins opinion nnu auvice were such
that they must be regarded as a just and
fair interpretation of the law, and npoc
them were baBed the decision in refer
enee to the reserved ballots. Mr. Pendleton
certainly lost as uiany votes bj
reason of said decision us Mr. Atkinson.
Messrs. McGregor and Maxwell throw
much stress upon the alleged attempt to
count out Mr. McColloch, of Rich lam
district, but at the same tirno tliey forget
that the recount was so fairly conducted
that Mr. Maxwell himself gained
oue vote as candidate for Cojumissionei
from Liberty district. They also forget
that upon the second recount being
made for Iticliland and Liberty districts,
lis to the office of Commissioner, it wai
received with such disfavor that Mr.
Kwing was appealed to as to whethei
there was not a limit to such demands.
Mr. Ewiug read a report from the Supreme
Court bearing upon such cases,
which had the effect of the withdrawal
of the demand for a recoont of the recount.
As regards tbe bill of exceptions, I
would say that had Mr. liugus not been
so persistent with his mandamus, prohibition
and certiorari I feel assured that
he would ere this have had a proper bill
of exceptions. Such, however, is not
what is desired. The pose of injured innocence
has been assumed to conceal
that, which if exposed, would display
methods and means so questionable and
foul that-all honest people would turn
from them with disgust.
Very respectfully,
Frank Grusk.
Wheeling, Dec. 4.
jjtjacobs q\l
FOR PAINS AND ACHES.
* ? IT DRIVES OUT
Every T orture.
CA Every Imp of Torture,
.f ! ????.
t0LD i-OT KtLta _ %j~r
PAIN. <V
and dealers. jjr
Th?ChirtMA.VogiltrCompany, ^T1
B altwor*, mo. ^
BBIiLAIRB.
Ail Sort* or Local New* and OoMlp from
IhR Gin** Citjr.
I. T. Freeze is going out of the livery business.
f Wheat was worth ouo dollar per bushel yesterday
here.
Tne Good Templars hold an important meeting
last night.
Mrs. Wm. Turnbull and daughter have gone on
* a visit to Kludlay.
- Samuel Hyues, of Smith township, lost a valuable
horse last week.
Tho railroad ties being loaded here are disi
tri tin ted aloug the C. &. V. Hue.
Volunteer llotc Company No. 5 will give a ball
at Turners' hall New Years eve.
Miss Maggio Meyer, of St. Clairavllle, is here,
the guest of Mis* Lmma Cochrau,
Musician Milt Westlake will go to work at tho
Belmout glass works this winter.
. Several manufacturing establishments hero
1 are putting in the Archer gas fuel process,
g W. 0. Simpson bat been appointed administrator
of the late John Grepc.oi this county.
K The Republicans meet to-night at tho Mayor's
8 office, to settle up the business of the campaign,
u Miss Essie Connors, of lower town, was taken
suddenly 111 Monday cvcuing, and was retried
i. von- low last nhrtit.
,1 Messrs. George and Thomas Boyce and famlJ
lies are In I'ituburgh in attendance at the funeral
of a brother-in-law.
Iter. Father Mettlngly. of Martin's Ferry, *?d
Iter. Father Uyden.of Toronto. Ohio, vrere the
guests of Futher Fitzgerald yesterday.
Engine No. -I, on tho llellalre. Zanenvllle ?fc
CiueinuNll railway,boa beenoverhaule<l and Kngiuccr
Sherry is again at his |*ost after an lllneis
of several weeks.
Several Knights went to St. Clalrsville last
night to a meeting there. Among the prominent
ones were J. A. (irconflcld, John ilofer, 1>1
Jones und W. C. Dergundtlial.
3iaktix''S'FEKHY7
Camp l'lro? Lector*--ltou Off?Real Kstoto.
' Trial, etc.
There was the usual grind at Counril last
night.
Mayor Mitehcll was at St. Clalrsville yesterday
. on business
The nailers met last night and transacted con*
sldentble business.
The /Etna mill was off yesterday on account of
the breukuge of a steam |i|j>e.
James llatniltou. who had his Jaw broken
while at work iu the .Ktua mill receutly, has returned
to work.
Yesterday considerable excitement wus created
ou Washington street by the hones attached to
A. K. smith's ale wngon, runulug off. The wagon
was badly damuged.
Tho trial ot Frank 8oaden aud George AtImiigh,
charged with shooting Cornelius Watters
at Jerry Clement's hist spring will take place at
St. Cfafravflta uext Friday.
S. F. Dean is u candidate for Postmaster under
y the new administration. In days (Hist he has
I* served elUciently, aud has a record before the
Department at Washington that will thoroughly
recommend him.
Last night a bean supper and "camp Are" was
0 given by Thoburn Post, G. A. It., No. ?J, at the
.. (>. A. It*, hall, which was attended by old soldiers,
their families aud friends. The affair was
a very enjoyable one. A number of Bridgeport
8 "Vets" attended.
H Lafayette Opera House was well tilled with a
rollncd. appreciative uudience last night to hear
I'rof. It. L.Comnock, the elocutionist. This was
the Professor's llrpt appcunmcc In Martin's Ferry
utid the audience listened to him f(fr two solid
hours with close attention.
,, J. T, Uancit reports the sales of tho Pickersglle
property.corner Washington and Second streets,
1 lo Fred Dannie; lot lu isurJile's addition to Mm.
! McDnnicl. who will erect u rctidcuce: lot iu
i. I'hiiI'h addition to J. \V. lioyle and ulster, who
will boild: lot In Hell's addition to Jacob Keyu
ser, yriie will erect a dwelling,
a ??
Ilildg* port.
diaries JtitikltiN if in Columbus on business,
r John Werry Ih con lined to bin room by sickncs*.
r Jauies liurgis, of Elyria, in visiting friends
y here.
, (I. \\. Atnick, ofSmithfleld, was in town yea
tenluy.
, Colonel T. Deluer, of Cleveland, wo* in towu
1 yesterday.
Mi?s Maggie Smith Is visiting friends at St.
! Clairavllle.
. William Kox has resigned his position at the
J C. 41'. dp,*)!.
Miss Shane, of Uhrlchsvillc, is tho guest of
' MIi-n Flo Van Pelt.
The Hrldge Company has finished paviug the
entrance to tlie river bridge.
t John Auderson, of St. dalrsville, was lu town
yesterday shaking hands with frioudn.
p Joe llolon return yesterday from u very successL.
fill hunting tr(p iu Washington county.
i The Northwodd Fishing Club will give a mas.
qucrade lutll ut Schafer's hull Friday evening.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling pay car
1 Will leave lota of holiday money in town to day
1 Dr. Van Wognor removed his family yesterday
to the dwelling roomsabove Howell's drugstore1
Kcohnlcin Brothers arc putting \\\\ an Im(iroved
appliance for holKiIng k\> Into their Ice
muses.
? Miss Muttic Monro, who ha* been the guest of
t Miss KeUit {(ogoni, bus returned to her home at
! taiftu'svillc.
b Charles Carpenter, who laid tho natural gas
y pipes through town, has taken u similar contract
at Indianapolis.
] Samuel Showaltcr, tho jiopular Cleveland.
J Lorain & Wheeling engineer, is able to resume
i l.U .lull...: cnt'uni Il1u..?i
.! The room occupied b.v (?. Medlll n* u (lrv Rood*
, store will Ih? fur rout after Jann ry 1, iw Mr. Me*
: dill Intends elosliiK uut his business iicrc.
Col. Juhn llHl, the ono armed orntor, intends
* KlnrWiiv w regular sale stable where horse pur*
- chaser* eiiu lie Milted lu any kind ol a horse de*
3 n red.
. The many friend* of ?<ew Austin, formerly ron:
neett'd with the Cleveland, I.oruin Si Wheeling
1 Hull road, will Iks pleased to learn that he hu*
. neeepted ii very lucrative position with the
Union TuclOo itullroud.nt Urainie, Wyoming.
s "When vleo prevails and Impious men bear
s sway."
f When cut*, upmins,bruise* torment all the day;
Then ease from tuiln?f -oin care and hurt In sent
3 lly great Sulvation Oil, the standard liuiment.
1 Kl?ivvn<Ulcven,
The nsftorhnent of Plush Boxes, such
J as toilet, jewelry, glove ami handkerj
chief boxes, shaving, smoking, muniJ
euro ami baby sets, perfume stand*
1 whisk holders hns never been shown at
prices that will make you buy at the
Popular, 1111 Main street.
' Have you used "Mile-End?"
iGRAND OPERA HOUSE
I O. C. OEKTIIER, Leuee and Manager.
One Night Only.
> WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 12.
; GRAND JUBILEE!
VAXXJlfX vy XJLJU
?AND HIS
WONDERFUL BAND.
The finest Concert Iland In the world, Including
the heat soloist* in the profession, and
matchIom munlclann throughout.
The following Kmlnent vocal Artists:
Mme. Blanohe Stone-Barton,
Prima J>6nna Soprano.
Miss Helen Dudley Campbell,
Prima I'onna Contralto.
Slgnor Ernesto Baldanza,
Italian Tenerc.
Herr Cmll Stager,
Gcrmtin Ilaritooe.
(ilLMOKE'S CORPS OF TEN ANVILS
?AND?
Battery of Six Cannon
To celebrate tbe 20th Anniversary oi the
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE,
And reproduce the features of that great Musical
Festival held in Boston at the close of the war.
I'RICKS-Orcbestraand Dress Circle, $1,00.
Gallery, 76 cents. Xo extra charge (or reserved
seat*, bale of seau commences on f rldar at 9
a. m. at McLure House Pharmacy. deWJ
Bankrupt Clothing Company.
What Liberty was to Patrick Henry,
ELECTRICITY TO THE IMMORTAL MORSE,
And Victor; to the Soul of Stonewall Jackson,
A RUSHING, DRIVING
Live Wide Awake Business
IS TO THE?
BANKRUPT CLOTHING Co.
The people of this community arc quick to appreciate a
good bargain offering, as was evidenced by the throng of buyers
that crowded our store to overflowing all week, and taxed the
combined energies of our entire force of salesmen to supply
their demands.
Hundreds of Chinchilla Overcoats at $3 50, ?4 50, $5 00
and $6 00, left our store, and we have hundreds more left.
Stacks of Fine Dress and Business Suits at $5, ?6, $7
and $9 were sold, and we have thousands more to sell.
The people went wild over our elegant and stylish Kersey,
Melton, Castor Beavers, Elysian Beavers, and Cheviot Overcoats
at $10, $12 and $14. that other dealers consider cheap
at $10 more money.
Mothers were delighted at our low prices for Big and
Little Boys' Suits and Overcoats. Just think of it, 95 cents
1 r. . p ... n ^ . ...1. 1. _ 1 r 1 .1
ana up lor a oun or uvercoat; wno ever nearci 01 sucn a tiling
before.
YVorkingmen, Farmers and Mechanics grabbed the cheap
Pants at 65c, 75c, 9SC, $r 00 and $i 25, regardless of size, but
if in the rush any got Pants that do not fit, we will cheerfully
exchange them.
Fine Dressers became esthetical when they saw the Silk
and Satin Lined Overcoats, and the Prince Albert and Fine
Worsted Frock Suits at gi 2 and $13, that cost $30 00 made to
order.
J^We are receiving newgoods
every day.
-BANKRUPT CLOTHING CO.,
'^?7 IVlsjfi Of
Penetrates Muscle, Membrane S /
~ and Tissue to the very Marrow Bones. ^ M 1
Give it one trial and be convinced ! It banishes all pain ma J
instantly. Cures Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neu- V I
ralgia, Swellings Contracted Muscles, Diseased Tendons, mj I
Bites and Poisonous Stings, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Strains, M I
Burns, Scalds, Files, Lame Back and every ailment that S I
can be cured by an outward application 1! Ml
Ailments of Iloracn, Mnlei, Cnttlo and Sheep* f
such as Foot Rot, Scrcw Worm, Shoulder Rot, Hollow V f
Horn, Grub and Hoof Disease in Cattle, Scratches in M f
Horses and Mules, Wind Galls, Sprains, Spavins, Swin- M f
" -"hone, Stiff Joints, Lameness and Soreness, Dis- M m
?Saddle Sores & Galls, Blotches*, M m
--" hine curable by ex?^ ot g
-" vp J H I
Thus the '' Mustang"'conquers pain,
Makes MAN or BEAST well again!
House & Herrmann's Ca9h and Crodlt House.
PLAIN FACTS!
Maybe you are contemplating making a present, but find
yourself sorely pushed for the ready cash.
If so, you are the person we want to reach witli tins aa
vertisement.
Now, we have a complete line of Furniture, Carpets,
Draperies, Stoves, and in fact everything in the Housefurnishing
line, which we have bought at the lowest cash prices.
By our system of equitable credit, we will sell you any- I
thing you may need, by paying a certain amount every week
or month (we ask no more than what you are certain you can I
meet) at as low a figure as other dealers ask for spot cash.
This will enable you to make a very useful Christmas I
Present and not find yourself pushed for the ready money. I
Our stock is complete. In the way of useful Holiday Goods
we have a complete line of Reed and Rattan Rockers, Ham stands,
Tables, Sideboards, Secretaries, and a great many H
other articles you may need.
Give us a call and examine our system of credit.
HOUSE & HERRMANN'S
Cash and Credit House,
1300 Main Street.
We have also added to our full line of Housefurnishinf
Goods a complete stock of Ladies' WRAPS, consisting 01
Plush Coats, Modjeskas and Jackets, Cloth Jackets ami Nc*"
markets, on Easy Payments.
Sewing Machines? Edw. L. Rose & Co.
"We Are Ready
ToSAVF.YnnFROM^15TO$25.
, , We are selling Sewing Machines at greatly reduccd prlcei. Wo employ no sfJ
dealing direct with us yon saro the agent'a commission, and sccure the very bent ??*??*
made. We handle the
Standard, White, Howe, New Home and Automatic. H
We will sell on time and lease Machines, and will giro liberal discount* tor pruopt f*.
menta. Call, write or telephone us for particulars.
Needles and attachment* for all Machlues. All kinds of Machines repaired.
EDWARD L. ROSE & CO., 05 Twelfth Street, Wheeling, W. Va.,
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