The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], September 29, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

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THE FITTING WIND-UP
j?( '' Of the Meeting of the Knlghta ol
the Mystlo Chain.
=; JIN ENTERTAINMENT AND BANQTET
i
In ttio I. O. O. F. ball Largely Attondcd
last Nielli ?TU? Next Annual
Mooting to bo Held in Piedmont.
Tlio JLu?t Buiiiiiowi Kcs*lort Yeator
day Forenoon?A I'rniltaUlo ana t'-nJuyablo
Convention at an Knd.
i Tlio Soloct Castlo, Knights of tbe
t Mystic Chain, reassomblod at 9 o'clock
yoaierday morning witU Soloct Commander
W. J. Williams la tlio chair.
Tho mock degreo was conferred upon
Fait Commander John Uallinger, of
':it, Silver Wave Castle No. 11. The Select
Caitla aubscrlbed for fifty copies of tbo
; Stent Society Ouuiji, the official organ of
the order.
The following gentlemon wore np j
pointed as a press committee, to fnrnish
' tho press of tho statu with the news of
the order daring tbo ensuing year: J.
M. Stanley and F. \V. Rose, of Piedmont;
C. L. Wiseman, of Elk Garden;
S. S. Buzzard, of Borkoloy Springs, and
George liopwood, of Wheeling. This
committee was instructed to havo a
' ltirun rtimntitv of literature printed to
use in advertising tlio ordor.
Fidelity Castle No. S, uf Thomiu. wna
granted a ehartor free to ropltiA one
destroyed by lire.
The queal'iou of "How to spread and
advance the ordor" was diseussod by
various roprejentutivos.
Nominations woromadoof candidates
to fill the various soioct ofiicos, to bo
voted for at tlio regularelection in June
next
Supremo Iteprcientative John M.
Stanley, of 1'iedraont, exemplided the
secret work of the order during a secret
session.
Suitable resolutions of thanks to the
Wheeling brethren, tho railroads nnd
lintels were unanimously adopted by a
rising vote.
The sunrerna representatives were instructed
to use their inlluenco in the
;.'.'i supreme castle to liavo tho ritual of tlio
subordinate castle revised.
A resolution was udoptcd that nt fuIturo
.sossions tho afternoon of tho second
dnv only would bo devoted (o parades,
demonstrations, etc.
Select Commander W. J. Williams apBflfe
pointed the following district doputy
feulect commandon and standing committees:
,
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
Grantcounty, Owen Brinegar, of Wil 011;
Ohio county, John Walford, of
Wheeling; Marshall county, William
Barlow, of Bomvood; Marion county, N.
IL Conaway, of Barrackvillo; Minora!
county, C. L Wisoinaii, of Elk Garden;
Morgan county, tiitnoon S. Buzzard, of
Berkeley Springs; Randolph county, J.
J. Forguson, of Moutrose; Tucker county,
W. F. Randolph, of Parsons.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Financo ami mileage, Goorge Ilopwood,
James it. Burgo and John Cardona,
ol Wheeling; election returns,
iJ. C. Kophart, 8. N. Moore and J. II.
Cain, of Koyser; law and supervision,
1'. \V. Rose, F. I). Beck andfCapt. 11. .V.
Corvell, of Piedmont; appeals and
grievances, J. I). Dodgo, Now ton Christy
and A. R. Cornelius, of Davis.
At noon tho select castle was closed
in due form, to moot in annual sossion
at 10 o'clock a. in. on the fourth Tues.
day in Soptoinber, 1804, at Piedmont.
A FIXE EXTEUTAINAENT.
The closing exorcises were held last
vonlng at the I. 0. 0. F. hall, boing in
tho nature of a vocal aud literary entertainment.
Tliiu was arranged by
the local castles, complimentary to the
visiting ollicers and members and tho
jtionds of the order.
Long bofore 8 o'clocK the hall wna
crowded with members and friends,
who enthuiiasticallv encored every
number of thoenterlaining programme.
I John Walford, select vice commandor,
was muster of ceremonies of tho evenThis
programme was carriod out to
tho satisfaction of tlio audience:
Opening odo, by members of tho
order; prayer, by Rev. G. W. Hop wood;
golo, "Tho Song that Eeacliod my
Heart," Miss Emma l!dgo; address by
Fust Commander J. M. Stanley, of
Piedmont; quartette, "Tho Foresters'
Song," Miss Lulu Furgcsou, Messrs. C.
Bourno, A. Davidson iiud W. It. W'ostwood;
recitation, "Gone with a Handsomer
Mnn," F. H. (Jrago; address,
Military Rule, General James 11.
Roberta, of l'hiladelpha; quartette,
"Tho Rod Croas Knights," Aliases
Edgo nnd Ferguson, and
Meaara. Hopwood and Westwood; recitation,
"Iho Boy'a Esaayon tho liorae,"
J. M. ilryaon; aolo, "By tho bad Sea
Waved," C. Bourno; aolo, "Anchored,"
W. R. Wostwood; recitation, "Ovor the
Hilla to ilia I'oor House," and "The
Bridge Tondor," Prof. F. II. Crago:
; double quartetto, "Clougli and Crow,
by membors; recitation, "Jim and the
Cats," J. B. Bryaon; solo, "Love's Golden
Bream," Miaa Lulu Furgoson; cliorua,
"Good Night, Farewell," by lUomberB.
Thn addreaaus ?ero oapoclally interesting.
J. M. Stanley oiplainod and
dwelt on tbo principles of tho order aud
tho advantage's nnd benefits dorivod
from it. Genonil Roberta told in n
humorous atylo of his ability as nn orator,
which he provod by lua eloquent
butbrlof talk on tliu military branch of
tho order. Both of tho uddroasoa wero
closed followed by tlio attontiro audieuco
and warmly applauded at thoir
close.
Every one was then invited to the
banquet prepared by tho ladies of tho
order in tho hall on tho second lloor.
Several hours wore agreeably spent nt
tho table, during which a numbur of informal
toasts wero oflored and responded
to. All in all the evening's oxorclios
formed a fitting finale to a succoss[
' ful annual session.
II sorFwcD from biliousness, indigestion,
otc. Simtnons Liver Regulator
cured aftor doctors failod.?W. 1). Bird.
Novkity Silks and Braids at
Emkiiei 31 Eft's.
II Special World's Fair Exconion via
Fenusjlvauln Ltnox
Kv". OctoborS from Wheoling. Train leaves
RiV' 0:30 a. m., elty tlmo, arrives at Chicago
10 p. m. Stops at South Chicago, Grand
p; i Crosilng and Englewood. Return coui
pons valid October IS.
' tiovr Kitten to Chicago Monday.
. Next Monday tbo Wheeling A Lake
> Erie railway will sell tiikets to Chlca Br-'
go aud return at low rates. Tickets
good on all regular trains going and ro Bf
? turning. Trains for Uhfcagn leavo
'.St Wheoling at 9:43 a. m. and 3:15 p. m.,
if' city tlmo. Shortest routo and quickest
vt ujjjuxjjlxtu j
LOCAL BKBVlTlKa. ' be
BlalUra of Minor Moaant la aaA About
til. Cltj. 00
Opira Horn tliii evening?"Uncle _
Tom'a Cabin." ?
Job Waltok, a aaleiman, was ymter- a[
day lockod up byOffioer Weit u a plain
drank.
A number of akifl owner* nt Bon wood
and in the Eighth ward hare had their
akllla itoien. and are hot about it.
Tni tange building ia up to the fourth
etory, aa ia nlao the Moaonic hail, and ?8
rapid progrnta ia being made on botli. Ri
if dntkils aro bnffRinif a (rood many 01
aqnirreia in tho country 'round about or
just now. They are aaid to bo plenty. ne
Cox & Co. began work promptly yea- ,
torday on tho ropaira of tho heating nc
boiler in the baaement of the city half.
m a..i -i u__i: .ul. lu. i
J.I1K V/Ufc Ol Cimifc MumIHK wiuu ui vnu jjj
South Sido hits bean liavintc lomo exctt- m
ing nmtchoa at tlio new Mozart Park Vo
alloys. no
Fireh wero drnwn at Factory II, of
tlio United biatoa Gloss Cotnponv, vol- mi
terdny. This docs not look much Jiko in
"resumption." mi
O.ve plain drunk was fined $3 and '
costs in tho police court yosterday, and JJj
not having tho monoy ho wont to the
bill for fifteen days. ?'
The Wheeling It Lake Erie railway ni
has made arrani!oinont8 to continuoits .
popular Monday excursions to Cliicaiio )l0
durine October, beginning with next
Monday. bri
By resolution of the Wheeling [)0
Butchers' Association the prlco of pork
will bo increased aflor next Monday no
from 12} co[its a pound for the best cuts th
to 15 cents. ye
Citv Collector Sharper has ap- wl
pointed that votoran, Fred Vnruli, and a >
John Clyker and Jesse Shaffer as his un
duputios, which ought to bo u very of
ellicient force. an
Tim new extension laddors recently u.
fiurchasod by tho city provo to be too
nrgo ior tho truck. Tho manufacturers ?n
agreed 10 maico mo noessary uiiurauuuB ,
in tbo truck to accommodate tUo lad- ?'{
dern without cost to the city. j
Tim weatbor yesterday wag still cool, tI|'
though bright and suun.v, and the nights
uro chilly enough to make a little lire a
necessity. Heavy clothing and over- jj
coats have monopolized ilio styles, and '
tho summer cars nro deserted ia the j
evenings. jj?
Shebifp Fiianziihim yeslorday re- 0f
ceivod news that Annio Zier, sent from Gr
this comity in 1883 to Weston us a pli
lunatic, hnd died in tho asylum there u?
September 10. Superintendent Crtim- bu
backer wants information concerning Tli
her family. C.
William Sales, of Talbert's run, up
tho rivor, went suddonly insano tho
otlior dny, and, imagining himself in u
fight with h Hungarian, broke all tho
windows in his iiomo with a shoo. Ap- .
plication has been made for his admission
to tho W,oston, \V. Va., asylum. riv
WonK was commenced yosterday nn
tearing down tbo frame buildinir at tho agi
corner of Jacob and Thirty-sixth streets w;
now occupied by Brico's drugstore and .
Dr. Pipes's oflice. A three-story brick W1
building will replace it Tbo drug store roi
will bo movod a squnro down the street, mi
Tug Barnesville base ball club will w*
play tbo Marietta club Octobor 3, 4, 6 P"
and 0, tho first two at Barnosvillo and
the last two at Marlotta. Tbo Barnes- W1
viilo boys will play the Bollaire Stars tw0
October 7, and oxpoct to play tbo Cin- *?'
cinnati Kods and tho Findlay club later, ^
Sundeex, McGeo, WvolIs, Monroo, Val
Vino, and last but not loatt, bonnie
Bossio SearK tho Colorado contralto, 1
are tbo favorites this woek at tho Museo To
theatre, and next week's show will bo Ot
hotter still. Manager J?iwlor says he it
has tho Whooling peoplo with him now, mi
and it Is no longer uphill work. Ladies ot
should attond in tho afternoon, and so an
avoid tho crowds at night, und they 0n
should securo one of those linndsotuo an
dnnvnnira to hft l?ivon flWflV noxt week.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
tin
Straogors lu tho City anil Wheeling Folks ^
Abroad. ,
be
J. M. Allen, of Grafton, Is a Windsor tal
guest. un
Mr. J. H. Hobbs is borne from Mt. kil
Clemens.
Dr. Charles Wingerter has gone to
Now York.
H. ShulilT, of New Cumberland, is at ,'
the McLuro.
A. F. MoWilliams, of Grafton, li ? *|
McLuro guest. J*
W. L. Medil', of Steubenvillo, was ^
down yesterday.
G. L. Hendorshot, of Parkorsburg, is
a Windsor arrival.
J. A. Clark, of Fairmont, registered at fe<
tliu McLuro yesterday.
Col. Hugh Sterling was at 6toubeu- lii
villo on buiinois yestorday. co
E. L. Hutton and wifo, of Slstersviiie, i
wure at the Behler yestorday. fo<
W. H. Curry, of Charleston, is in the co
city, a guest of tho Windsor. i
Mrs. F. W. Colmar and sister aro 'ni
home from a visit to Pittsburgh.
John Wilson is back from a visit to , '
liis old home at Waynesburg, Fa. ?
J. W. Powora, of Parkersburg, is in on
the city, and registered at tho -llcLure. Q0
Mr. J. O. Howeils will return to the
modical college at Philadelphia to-day.
Fred Tristram, traveling passongor , ;
agont for tho Wabash systom, is In the
c"y- i?
H. 3. Burns, of Martinsburg, regis- q,
tered at tho McLuro yestorday afternoon.
wc
Miss Margarot Dunlap, of AVashington.
Pa., is tho guest of Wheeling ?
friends. ?1
Mr. W. P. Thompson loft yesterday .5'
over the Paniiandle for her homo iu
New York. jJJ
(Jon. Van H. Bukoy, of Parkersburg, 01
rogistorod at the Windsor yesterday =
afternoon.
Mrs. Isaac Garrison, of West Liberty, 1
has gone to visit hor daughter, at Con- |
tralia, Kansas. ^
Mr. Hugo Loos was among tho Whool- \
ing poople who attendod tho St Glairs- I
villo fair yesterday.
K. B. Franzheim, Robert Simpson and
Robert H. Haase attendod the St. Clairs*
villo fair yestorday.
Rev. A. B. Rikor loft yesterday to 1
attend the Pittsburgh M. E. conference,
now in session at \> ilkinsburg.
Miss Laura M. Conner has returned
from Mountain Lake Park, aftor spending
tho summor vory ploasnntiy there.
W. W.JHulings and wifo. William ,
Forsvtli, of Sistersvillo, and W. G.
Snod'grais, of Burton, aro registered at
tho Bahlor.
Miss Ada Marquis, of Armourdale,
and Miss Clara Copeland, ot New England,
Ohio, aro guests of the family of n
II. 0. Kennedy, of the Island. K
S. J. Ogden, of Shinnston; J. W. bi
Roso and wifo, of Piedmont; W. F. te
Stewart, of Sistersvillo; ft. P. Burt, of
Mannlmton, and II. Bandl. of New
Martinsville, aro tbo West Virginians at
at the Stamra. lo
E F. ltiddle.of Fort Wayne, Ind., rode
in this morning on his bicycle from _
Richmond in ono hour and seventeon
minutes. Ho loft on tho Pan-Uandlo (a
mnd vfor Wheeling, where lie will
end a few days, then go home.?6lrunviUe
Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Nave, of
ithany, loayo to-day for Tarrytown,
. Y., where they iiavo taken u hooio
id will spend tho winter.
RAILWAY TRAINMEN MEET.
anual Election of OlUcem Yeatertfny.
Tito Proposed Cut In Wage*.
Yeatorday foronoon o.meeting of delates
representing tbo Drotborhood of
lilway Trainmen oil the Baltimore k I
io lines'wa* held in the ball of the ?
Ionization, Walter's hall, at Iho corr
of Ohapline and T\fbnly-?ixtli
roets. The object of tho inoetiug wan
it to conaidar the proposed cut of
r cent in wages, as scomod to bo tliu ]
ipression outside of tliu ordor, but
orely to eloct ofllcen for thn onsuini: ;
ar and transuct outlier-routine buui*
W. A. Kane, of Garrolt, the chnlr- {j?
in, was at his post, and tno delegates Jr
attendance roprotonlod about 1,'JOO
ambers of tho division. *hc
m ??usilin thft rlinir?ft of IllI
A WW BIOl.HU" '
e following officers: H. K. Garden, of ran
ttsburgb, chairman; W. A. Hang, as- I
tant chairman; U. C. Harizell, of in i
Itiraoro, secretary; 0. 0. Cross, of ant
licngp Junction, assistant. ber
l'lio aossion only lastod abont two ati'
nrs, and after dinner the visitors di*
iro si,own about the city by locai ali(
othren. Thoy were a fine-looking jt ]
dy of inen. mc
While the' proposed cut of wanes was ,)ro
t fortnally considered, according to '
o bost information to be obtained, j
t there was soroo talk about it, and
tile a few members seomoii to think cv5
eduction of 5 percent would not bo .
fair, the large majority were in favor B181
resisting tho proposod cut to tho end,
d if it came to an issue, going so far Co.
to strike. P<u
Yesterday afternoon tbo committoo a"<
grievances left for Baltimore, whora ace
day it Is to confer with tho railway
idols relative to tbo raattor.
1'ho dolegates woro quartered at the
-.Lura houso and the rogistor showed
e following:
if. A. Rang, of Garrett, Ind., chairin
of the Baltimore & Ohio svstein; ?
V. Harliell, J. Hardy, K L All- gj
ltt and J. F. Clayton, of Baltimore; No.'
\V. Powors, of Parkersburg; U. J.
irriss. of Mnrtinsburg; It J. Welsh, ? {?Cumberland;
A. J. McWillinms, of No.
afton; D. F. Coleman, of Philadelia,
E. J. Castor, of Keyser; H. K.
irdner and C. 11. Seymour, ot Pitts- No',
rgh; E. G. Hough, of Painesville./Ora Sjjt
omas M. Kelly, of Cumberland, and
C. Cross, of Chicago Junction. liuil
? t,L
A SPARIIINO MATCH
twecu "ICid" McCoy and Jaclc Wcl?h
Sladu Lnst Niylit.
^nst evening "Kid" McCoy, who nr- h'?
oil from Akron Wodnoaday evening,
d Jack Wolsh, of Chicago, mot and N<
rood to meet in tho ring October 12, runj
thin twenty-five miles of Whooling, wf[|
th four-ounco glovos, and spar twenty ?tni>
jnds "for scientific points," Tho ohii
itch ii to be at catch weights, which j*
II be about 140 pounds each. The jj
in now woigh about that, tho kid bo- cc
r n half-pound the heavier. Both oigli
II train hero. A forfeit of $23 each |tjj
is put up last night, and tho men are i?
Beet again Saturday night and doposit olih
j rost of the rnonoy and arrange tbo cl^
tails. K?
Si
"Uncle Tom" To-night. N<
That perennial favorite, "Undo JJi
m's Cabin," will be soon at tho N<
>era House tills evening. Old as itis,
never 'ails to fill a house, drawing ,
?ny peoplo who nover attend any
bor sort of a theatrical performance, "JJ
d the Rial company, which is topres- M
t it here to-night, has usually beeu
long tbo best on tho road.
A Chance fur our IVIioat. ^fj
Lisuok, Sept. 28.?In consequonco of
o scarcity of Hour and tho incroase in
o price of bread, an ofliclal dccreo has
on published authorizing the impor- 0|?
.ion of 150,000 tons of foreign wheat m>ih
til July 21 at a duty of 15 reia por ^
lo. ?3
... 36x1
Gormab Wnffona Destroyed.
London, Sept. 28.?A despatch to tho -rma
from Capotown says that Chief
itboole has doslroyed twonty German No
inons, which wore on tboir way from No!
ondholk to Swnkop. Four wagons
turning from Swakop wero alsode- n?.'
royed. No'.
, No.
Ilend nrntcr Iteporla. - ,Mt? jj"
PirrJBOnoir, Pa., Sept. 28.?Rivor 2 No.
>4 O in?t>ai olnni- anil trnrinnr NO
lb w iuvuwi ' ?*
Moroaktown, W. Va., Sopt. 28.? No.
vor 4 f?et and stationary, cloudy and m|]
ol. st
SitERNflnono, Pa., Sopt. 28.?River 6 CIS
it and 11 inches and falling, fair and
ol.
Oil City, Pa., Sopt 28.?Eivor 2
:hcs and stationary, clear and cool. p,.
lr von desire a luxuriant growth of
altnv hair of a natural color, nature's T
awning ornament of both soxes, uso
ly Hall's Vegetable Sicilian liair lto- =
wor. _
Chans6 uC Tralns on U. A O. It. Il?
)n anil aftor Octobor 1 tlio local .
litis leaving Grafton at 0:15 a. m.,
riving at Wheeling at 10:80 a. m. ;and Hi
iving Wheeling at 3 p. in., arriving at "7\
afton at 7:25 p. m., will not run on
ndavt, but will continuo to run ou
iek days, same as now.
You can bo permanently cured of tho j,
liutn or Whisky habit without leav- c
Z your-homo or business. Dr. B. JI. j,
oolloy, Atlanta, Ga., n noted special- ?
; in the-o tllsoagos, wilt If requested, u
ad a valuable book to any one interleil.
t.h 8
4ood3s Cures '
Tien 7 years oUl began to bo troubled with eo.
cm on the homS, causing Intense Itching and _
imlns, aad allqetlng her. eyes. Hsr mother K
stiles: " Wo gavo her slit bottles of
Hood's Sarsaparilla _
id sho ts entirely wen. lhavo tokoaitoyiell ?
r that tlrod fooling and It does mo great
?d." Una. William McKkldix, 404 stockton
St, Palttporo, Md. Oct Hood'a. j,
Hood's Pills ettre all liter Ulj, bUloinaess,
ucdicc, jn^igcitiop, bIcX 23 ccutis
? -*7rpr?.T? -- -~ * :
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MOWLEDGE
3rlags comfort and improvement and ?
ds to porsnnal enjoyment when
iitlv used. The many, who live betthan
others and enjoy life more, with,
i expenditure, by more promptly
ipting tho world's best products to ?
needs of physical being, will attest
value to health of tho pure liquid _
ativo principles embraced in tho
lody, Syrup of Figs.
ts excellence is due to its presenting ?
the form most acceptable itnd pleas- ?
to tho taste, tho refreshing and truly
icflcial properties of a perfect lax- ~
re; effectually cleansing the system, \\
polling colds, headaches and fevers exp<
I permuncutiy curing constipation. JfPj
ias riven satisfaction to millions and
t witli tho approval of the medical =
fission, because it acts on tho Kidrs,
Liver and Bowels without weak- ??
ng them and it is perfectly freo from h
ry objectionablo substance. nnj
syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug- iim
Is in 60c and$l bottles, but it is man- -171
ctured by tho California Fig Syrup -J1
only, whose namo is printed on cvory
ikage, also the name, Syrup of Figs, |?[|i
i being well informed, you will not ??<]
opt any substitute if offered. Mali
1 Tcht
pou
REAL ESTATE* _?!
A Month. No.:
145 Foorloon th streot ? 820 VO On
M Kiijlitvcuth street 15 00 floor
!J Alloy K and Turuilual railroad - 8 0J Oil
r? Aiioy k aim Torintnai ranroan . y.?
U-V/2 Main street.... 10 00
5702 Chapllne stroot. store ronra.....^??
:iwj Woods street, three rooms............. 0 00 ??
105) Main street, three room*...-........ 0 00
SWT Alloy 1?... .. 9 00
12501) Alley K. two rooms C 00
20 Thirty-third stroot ..... 8 ?0
2i?2p AJlov Iv. two rooms. 0 00 jp
2OTI MArlcot street, two rooau............... 7 00 M]]j
107 Alloy 10, two rooms 5 00 gtrec
ding for manufacturing or wholesale ??
islue?t.lu rear of No. 1301 Market st O.
FOB SALE. p
1101 High stroot two lots and thrco r?
>u*es for .. ~.. 82.000 *
11(128 .Main street 2.000
2241 Main street
>. A0C Market ntreot. 31,400. . Z
n Na 2, South Front stroot, CO foot front,
uingtorivor. ^
vo lots and flvo acres of land iu TriodelpQla. ~2?
i two dwelling*, slaughter hou*>, feeJiouso, -w-^
lo. and sixty bearing frnlt tree* for 52,0)J. fl
) aero farm, I/ong llottonu Melgi coauty. **
): 1.C00 fruit trees. 1'rlce 31,500. , M]
>t No 19. section 54. Centre stroot. Mound* Mibi
). and 10 shares In Mouudsvillo Mining and Tlio
lufacturlug Compauy. cont
irner lot north of stroot car ham. Forty- pear
th and Jacob street*. , , bull
>t No. 13 Water street, south of Forty-olghth
st. . sol
iLh No*. 0 and 7 Eoff stroot south of Fortyith
street
it No. 15. south of Forty-eighth street and JLJ
of Jacob ttrcot. .
?. 10 K Chaplino street. * Tv
i.1029 ICoit street. ing
>. 1025 MeColloch street. 'i v
). 1014 MeColloch street and
>. 221 Twonty-ninth stroot
i. 2G2S Mulu streot.
???? an
JAMES A.HENRY,
I Eitate Agent U. S. Claim Attornoy. Colstor
aud Notary Public. \ p
23 1612 Market Street.
T ON FOURTEENTH STREET
TOESA1E
o ofTor for sale at a barenin, If bought nt r\ ]
[>. the westerly 30 feet of LOT Na 4') at tho I
ihwesteomorof FOURTEENTH and JACOB wJ
;KL*T3. Tho lot has a depth of 100 foot to au
!ooo will buy No. 2349 Chaplino street, lot
120, with eight-roomed brlok house.
N<
nOIR, IRZEHSTT. 8S
her:
69 Twenty-eighth street four rooms. ...312 00 jiuL
290?Chaplino street llvo rooms 10 00 T?.
77 Main stroot five rooms .. 10 00 Nov
2120 Main street two rooms 7 60 ,
A RAvnntaonth iitrofiL lour rooms ... 11 00
2117 Main street, storeroom.
11.1 Fourteenth utroot, frame, G rooms ?2L
icl bath .... 20 00
KrObfo street, frnmo, flvo room*. 13 00
71 Twenty-eighth street, frarao.3 rooms. 10 Oj
202 Conl street, frarno, n rooma .... 7 00
2417 Alley B, brick. 2 rooms 7 00
2103 Main street, third boor. 2 rooms... 0 00
x-roomwl frame dwelling at Lcatherwood, r?\
lern. E. 1
ore rooms on South street, la Ilearno Tabtele
building. T1
o. 2139 Main street, storeroom and drolling. nro
nun
Money to Loan. Firo Insnranco. iSf
ble
INEHART & TATUM, STJ
Crrr Bank Building,
jlcphono 2ia fscl5| Boom No. 0.
]S
WALL PAPER. oS
- ~ ?' that
and
, . han
& ?
ag
Vthi
WALL PAPER.
Parlies wishing to bonutify tlioir "V
ouso9 by Daperinit or usini; Linrnata
can bo accommodated much < ol ,
etturnow than in tlio sprinir, when ' all
verybody wiatioa thoir work dono Hoi
t once. '
All work guaranteed by us to bo tho
atlsiuctory. jjjjj
OHN FHIBDBL 3c CO., |j?
1110 IIA1.N STBKKT.
N
mec
Gffi
' Mcl
3RNICE AND TIN ROOFING. [>?r
iLVANIZED IRON CORNICE K
valt
AND 5)o
Tin. Roofing! 1111(1
A 81
P*
>edal attention glren to all klndi of SHEET ?
N and TIN WORK on buildings. Alio
lEL and FELT ROOFING.
ill and get prices before contracting, as I am
[tared to glvo bargatus iu that line of work.
. F.CALDWELL, &
1506 tad 1M6 MARKET STREET. lei
? = of
?JOB + .WORK# ha
SATLY ASD FfiOHITLY EXECUTED ,
? >;
AT THE INTELLIGENCE!* JOB BOOili
Tie Intelligencer's 1 Ceil
1/ you have a house to rent or somethii
juy anything, want a situation, want a g<
i faithful clerk, a desirable boarding placc
hing, write just what you want, plainly,
his out and send with amount, at the rat
irst insertion and one-half cent per word
ion, to THE INTELLIGENCER, No. 27
ng less than 10 cents.
WANTED.
rANTED?SALESMAN FOR CAU- -r?,
r FOItXU WINKS <100 per month uuil _C
intoa. with cbnnce for advance. Commission
eforrcd. No experienco required. Addro??. I
Uilnjf flvo mumps. W. A- VANDERCOOK, Scven i
I Wine Dept.. Lot Antrelcs. Cat. so- North Fr
*" Four-n
rno oc-M-r cheau. SI
FOR RENT. Klghti
Oil KENT. OCTOBER l.-THRKE
rooms anil title. AU i? (rood condition six-roa
ple?Miut location. No. 30 Twontj-Kconil $..,005.
it. WILLIAM /.INK. miJ> * Five-rc
OK KENT. "jfbavo
evorywhi
coml floor. No. 22 Tenth street, six room*. Cone in.
room and hall. 825 OJ per month. Second offer you
v No. 1002 Main street, six rooms, bath room
hall, $35 per month. Third floor. No. 1005 u T^T
i airoot, four rooma und hall, $20 por month. * *
;o basoiuutit barber.abon, corner Mulu and
;h streets, $25 per month. All Immediate Tolouh
easlon. JAMES L. 1IAWLEY. p
4 ?JO Main Street -rp
OR KENT. K
Special
>eflat. flvo rooms and bathroom, first floor. b,?'!Ln?l!
S10I Eoir street .
io flat, four rooms and bathroom, second ?.
. No. 2105 Eofl* street. ?'
io flat, four rooms, No.06 Twenty-third street. ^ lo? ?
loflut, three rooms, No.02Twonty-thlrU streuL J*";'J"
uipped with all modern improvement*. tloiw for
B F. H. LANOE. 91.100f
f bich gro
FOR SALE. South f!
OR SALE-A SMALL BAKERY T
doing a cood biwluosc bet oI raasonB for wtr *,uri
aj. GEOtlGE J. UAT1USON, 1323 Mnrkct 1 MrS
!i ?130toSa
L'OCKS FOU SALE. & C
shares Bellalro Nail Mill. D f 1/ I
shares l'eabody Insuraneo Co. 1 i IN. I
shares /Etna Standard 1.?fc S. Co.. common.
shares Fo?u>rIu Class Co.. S2001
hare Fort Henrv Club. resldenci
shares FJro & Mitriua Insurance Co. Cood wst
shares South Sido ltank. educato
shares Miill Pouch Tobacco Company. 0?jy flvc
shara) ^Ecua Staudnrd Iron and Stool Co. houses h
K.&1KWIN. Brokor. - clash, ot
B No. 24 Twelfth Street twelvo a
OR SALE. "LSU'U
Point cb
r farm adjoining Parle Viow, tho bcautlfol Pleasant
irbau town, Ave miles east of Wheeling Call on
farm is GlJ^ocrc* with a cood fruit orchard, Dike lots
ainlnjr Mx? kinds of plums, crab apples.
n. quinces nud all tho other fruit*. Wood
ding lots. For particulars addross or call ou
CHARLKS PAPE,
} ' Elm Grove, or on promises. -p?1
I WELLING HOUSES FOB SALE;
J-ots in
ro-story frame houso in jEtnavllle contain* bouse tu
10 rooms. v A Hour
ro one-story framo dwellings in Klrkwobd, barrelen
a flue farm for sale; ct}cau and easy terms, and plan
It. T. HOWKLL, in iho co
insurance aud lion I Estate* Agent. <200 feet.
i24 Bridgeport, Ohio. soli all tc
OU SALE. . ,Co?f
No. H7:
invniiAfno tato imrnniy<lT(\v
u IT viiuivci wio A1 Luuuiuxv;n juruu
No. MIS.
C'hoap and oq Easy Torrav Tu?.,h
W. V. HOGE. 2?
d City Bank Building. 1300 Markot Stroat. grapeab
- tho best
trade for
GENERAL NOTICES. Wf In
tbo Kigtr
[TY TAX NOTICE. Qa
and Woo
Orncs op City Collector ") irvi
Public Ouilui.no. v J \J t
Wheeling. Soptombor 10, 1803. -J Ponsion
>tlce is boroby given that tho City ToflM for Agent.
, will be duo and parable at tho office ol tliu Oilico I
Collector. Public Building, Monday, Octo- Europeai
2. 18W. Persons paying all their taxes on ticket*
day during October, will bo eutltlod to a draft* t
ount of two por cont on olty taxes.
ic taxes on real ostato will boar intoroat from U|1 C
omber 1. 1803. at tho rato of ten per ccnt per ^
REDEMPTION OF BONDS S?c
House
?or? Whcellni
llous?
lectric Light Loan, iJSK
Lot oiu
ie holdeni of the abovo namod bonds Cornor
hereby notified that bonds of tho following House
ibors havo.been called. namely: 187, 34, inc. $l,5t
. 07, S03, ~07, 31, 810, 03, 20, 07, 'J, 40, Houso
100, 111, 800, 03, 170.134, and aro pay*- Three I
October 1. 180J. at which date tboy will Houso
0 to bear interest. Bonds and coupons will Honao
aid at tho Bank of the Ohio Valley. good con
1M1SS10NERS OF ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
solfl 8h(,r < ac
House
"OTIOE. . ?trcot. *
Throe
)tioo is herebr given thkt tho "ELSON lug"***!
tSS COMPANY" hat changed its name to Kino it
of-WK8T VIRGINIA GLASS COMPANY," city live
that tho Secretary ot State ban under his with all
d and groat seal of tho Stnto of West Vir* Lots or
a. issued his certificate*, benrlngdato tho 13th pi?0 f
of September, A. D. 1893. declaring thst tho miles cm
BLftON GLASS COMPANY" Ih to bo thure- Houso
r known br the name of "WEST VIRGINIA Buslnc
ISSCOSlPAHlf." ty'oidnolI tbuBonrdQl ato price
ictors. 1L E. WADOELL. Ono ol
20-w Socrotary. c|ty. frot
[OTICE. ' cl i$
jflco Is heroby given that a apcclnl meoting N E ?
l>o stockholders of tho WKtfT VIRGINIA k*k~Sm
ISS COMPANY will bu hold ot tho McLuro
iBO, In tho olty of Wheeling. West Virginia, ==
Saturday, tho 21st day of October A. I). 1891.
o'clock p. in., for tho purpoto of reducing
par value of tho shares of IN capital stock,
aging its by-laws and adopting now onos,
of doing ouv other business which mnr
fully bo done by the stockholder* In general ,Tv Tttv r
itlng. By order of tho Board of Directors. JN T,,E c
1L & WADDKL. Danio
20-W Sorretrtrr.
fOTICK Josei
1 Bv vlrt
r?tico Is hereby givon that at tho special entitled'
itlng of the stocTcholdors of "WE8T Vllt- W?nb#r,
tIA GLASS COMPANY," to bo held at tho of Ohio <
,uro Houso. in tho city of Wheeling. West a coraml
rlnfa. ou Snturduy, the 21st ?luy of Onto- report:
, A. D. 1803, at 2 o'clock p. m., tho follow* _ Hnt?
resolution will bo ofTered: Llnewea
nrtttti. That tho capital stock of tho MWKST plalrtant
IUINIA GLA&V COMPANY" bo and the saino ami the
loroby roduced by a reduction of tho par Secoui
>eot it*fcharo? toono hundred and twenty- Prtwhr
(1125) dollar* per share. So that hereafter fhlrdw
value of each share shall be one hundred parties li
twonty.fl7e (#123) dollar*. T , Notice
O. LAMn, bns ilxo<!
tockhohlorofiald West Virginia Glass Com* ??
my. se2C-w Wbee n
1 be will i
in soldo
JEWELRY.
CVL. & C.^ DB,U
To ,11 I
'he celebrated V acheron ;Uc
Constantin Watch oWS!
ids them all. Don't think iSamS
buying a Watch until you MS
.ve examined it. iSSta
at my ol
lug. in t:
C. DILLON & CO.,
tern be r .
1223 Market Straet mai-rl
Ira frV : '?
a Word Coupon.
ng to sell or trade, want to
nod cook or a good servant,
t, or have found or lost any.
In the blanks below. Cut
e of one cent per word tor
for each subsequent inserFourteenth
street. Notn
i
I
I
real estate.
'OB SALE.
BAB.C3rii.IHrS !
roomed briolc. lot" H*>x400, river view
ont street, I'land. W.OOU.
>oiucJ lramo house, lot 60x120, very
.800.
ooracd brick house on 8outh Front
itween tbn bridvo*. SMtid
Domed houte on Virginia street 11.10a
uned house on South Ilurou street, new,
lomod house on South Ponn street,
bargain! In housos and bnildlnv lots
uro, ou tho bland and on this side.
Inquire and lookai tho bargains 1 will
. Also In farms.
rryTfink,
REAL ESTATE,
ono087. fN27l ItU Market street
OBSALE.
> solo of lota at prices that will pay to
:t00 ou North Front street, on corner o(
go nbndo tree, very desirable locutiou,
ss than regular prlcj.
t Ploasant Vallojr, Dlx.TO). for fSOO.
Caldwell'* Hun. CtxlSO. for f&VJ.
!ir lot at Dim Grove, very best of loca 1300.
or splendid lot on Sooth Penn street,
uud.
: ioi ou uo aireci, uciwcca rcun una
ront.
rill bur 0) fact ou North Huron street,
paved street, ou street car lluo aud will
honor good return*
oro lots. But a four good ones left Price
KMX
?. SMITH, 1229 Market St.
se28
B BUILDING LOTS!
buy* Iot50xl7.*> iu that faU-growlnz lino
0 place of Park View, with natural uas,
lor, Rood powrago, new ncliool hoiiw to
your children. slindo trues, sidu walks.
1 minutes' walk from the motor. Ten
ullt within onu year. Terms, one-third
io-thlrd in tlx months, one-third in
lonths. These lots are fast growing into
Only a fow left. Call at oiiue.
ii Ixsatberwood eheun. Lot* at Echo
onpf Lots at JSdglujcbm ehwip. Lou at
Valley cheap. Lots at Kim Urovo cheap,
i us. we are hoadquarteri for Katiousl
)LF"&^Aiq-E,
1IC7 MA RK CT 6TREKT. MZ,
OB SALE.
t Hebron's and Spelders addition,
lot. Thirty-fifth and Chapllne stroots,
o rooms and kitchen. Cheap.
mllL with t'olior process, iwonty-flvo
paelty. Water ami steam power. Saw
or also attached; doing goodbuslntm
untry. This is a bargain. Coal within
Has tlwty?even acres ol land. Will
wether or:mUl?opArate. .
7 Koir hircct, fraum house, six rooms,
lar. aller corner. Eosjr terms.
?) Koll' street, Driek liou<e. '?lx room!
good location. Cheap. Iter terms,
boitses ou Wood, street, high, ground,
3820 and 3521 $&'>) each.
ouses ou Twenty-ninth, four rooms,
UK) each.
farm of acres, ono and a half mile*
dty. A. Rood orchard, sk a?*ru? In
as a five roomed house, stab I? s. ota nul
of water. Will sell on osiy terms or
HoVmftnu's'addUlon. the best value in
thward. on voryeasy terms, for a short
Irty-etehth street, six rooms, new, S&saoi
iOuso. four rooms and halL Forty-Out
** airucw, iuii jvh
3EPH~AT arkle,
Attornajr. Ni>wrr and ftial r,,...
o?ni point In Itumoa. ^,,,^7?
sale.
i!'?c"wUW' 011 ^"n " ". Contra
of scvuu riom., brick. Slxtoonll/.trcot,
ol/ourroonu.Tffcotjr-nluUi.ircet. i?t
Eoffitrcot, Contra
of Jwvon rooms. Fiftconth stroot Si> r?oo
V&'ssstt's^
Of lire room*, Woods atreot. Kan WheelEighteenth
itrcot 81,00a
/Htrcot ciu-niv fiAftoo
of thrco rooms. iwolfth streot. &ao
Ul'lS.I?"* "??<. la
ig^iU rooiiu utitl ,table, Eighteenth
ilflot, HoaTo?h'ftaJ!t,P' Contro'WhoolNational
road, nlu.
it of the oltjr. miens* turifia.
four rooms, Twenty-third street SI 2M.
? property ou Mariot .crct^ wS
Mho beat manufacturing si tea in thn
itlnicon two railroad* S ^ ,n lUo
mtato^" """ nW0 " '<"a o?
>BITT&~DEVINE,
1730 M?rkat Streat. ...m
LEGAL NOTICES
MISiilO.N'Eii'S NOriCK
ircoit Couar or Ohio County:
i Sehnmbra'a Admin. l
istr.-itor
v*. 4 MaCbaacory.
>h Llaoweavor, ot aL |
ulouor of ?H court, to laitj nJii aJi'
3!!i0. V? ?' "" Jo,<l"J'i"t Jow.-ili
bfn^iitfWW "'"""""o'l i" cow*
r prtorltlcL "* ,lKTOJl1' "
IT .'. "!'[ ra"k onler ol
of oomnl?lnnnf? claim, nn.I
7AV <':b"r^rr>"ttur ponlocut, au> of tho
lerotp mny duniro.
i that tho umleralcnod
LUPPU 'bo -'?! day oI (Jciobur,
J !'.!* ^?- 1M7 Chaplioo street,
&n\?i Virginia, hs the place, at widen
HSS&SW tho M!ri,fll11 "juttea
ruor required aud execute wild order.
J. D. KLsaV.
O'Ki-xrrs, Solicitor for Uinpl'Si"'
NOTrCE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
>enous holding licuii by Judgment or
juo. on the real citato or any part
U ol Joseph Uoeweavor: 1
auancoof i? decree ol tho Circuit Court of
unty. mado iu u oauso tUereiu pcudlug,
rLV,0.?TCfll.r,/tnl0 of rbo 6ntl'
i!?.ll?w * ?cllf,n ?' lil? ''W* thoreSAW*1*01?11
to present all claim*
you and each of you ngaiust tho Mid
r rh ar\\ ?UM on hl* nal
mJ!y ??. 'Uodfeatlon to mo,
iiee. i>o, 1527 Cbaplwu *trruf. Whn*l.
ias-af ?n ?r b?fcr?*i>t
this OOtb dar of SepV.
lfiW. j. j). klso.V.
1 Commlaiiohcr.