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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-15

GRAVEL AND CEMENT RooTNa.
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he Is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he Is
prepared at any time toput on roof, eth
en- large or small, at The shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for a term
Of years. he has now been engaged in
tho business for seven years past, and his
work has outllved half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
is increasing from year to year. He put
on during tho past year 1900 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect. Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick-yard, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended to promptly.
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NOSE SALAsIED.- Yesterday morning a
man named William Quinn, feeling warm
and fatigued, went into the Second Ward
market house and took seat on one Of
the meat benches. Mr.. Q. we suspect
had taken something not exactly condu.
Give to the maintenance Of an upright po-
sitlon whether standing Or sitting, and he
had occupied his bench but an inconsid-
erablo period when he fell prone to the
smashing his nose fearfully.
Blood flowed freely, but friendly hands
soon staunched it and he went his way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-15

CLocKs-The largest and most varied
stock Of clocks in the city can be found
at the Market street Jewelry Store, below
Mcclure House. oxtoby and Dufield
purchase their supplies from manuiactur-
es, and keep everything in the shape Of
clock, such as Calendar, Bronze, plain
and ornamental as well rs q full line Of
ono and eight day clocks. Every clock is
tested before leaving our store, and is
guaranteed in every respect. Call at 1O4
Market street, and purchase Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-15

DECLARED HIS INrEXTIoNs.-Y Yesterday
James Lewis, a native Of Scotland, filed bis
intention to become citizen ofthe United
States, in the Circuit Court Clerks office.
Nearly all our city readers are acquainted
with the accommodating baggage man at
the aiIroad depot in Bridgeport. He is
none other than the individual referred
TO, and is tavorably and Familiarity known
as Irish Jimmy" although son Of "bon.
ME Scotland"
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Work CoMMENCRD.-The erection of
more permanent structures on the site Of
the wooden buildings burned on Market
street, between Quincy and John, on the
morning of the 9th inst, was commenced
yesterday. Mr.. Joseph Bodley has the
contract for the brick work, and will put
it through with all possible dispatch. The
new buildings are to be occupied by
Messs. Trimble & Hornbrook, Hamilton
S Nagele and Charley Bulger.
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ALMOST SusPENDED.-We heard, ye

ALMOST SUsPENDED.-We heard, yes.
terday that work on the piers
OF the Railroad bridge at Bellaire
had been almost entirely suspended, in
consequence Of some legislation by Con,
gross in relation to tho length of span
over the channel. Our informant could
not exactly state the provisions of the
Act referred 10, but remarked that an en-
gineer was shortly expected at Bellaire
to make measurements and report the
result Of his labors to some competent au.
thority at Washington.
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FOR RENT.
For SALE,


A UCTION SALE OF REAL ES-
n TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WHERL1NG.-By virtue Of the a1thodty
vested In uS by tho will OF Philip Reilly de-
ceased, we will offer for sale at Public Auction,
ct the ff0nt door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County, in the City Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of July, 1870,
And thereafter, nom time to time till tho sale d
completed, commencing each day Of tan O'Clock
A. ~, the real est1te OF said Philip Reilly, do
ceased, Situated adjoining and east OF Wheeling
extensive coal fed underlying the SamO TO be
sold, will be offered In parcels aS shown upon the
plat thereof made BY james GllchIist. Surveyor,
4 copy Of which may be seen In the Recorder
Office Of this county, and at the once Of ThOB,
O'Brien, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va,
but the whole will be cold together, OF several
parcels will DO cold together, IS may DO found
best
BY each purchaser 70 % paid N hand aaG tSs
est from the day Of sale, and payable respectively
In one, two and three years from that day, re-
serving the right TO each purchaser 70 pay INC
whole Or any greater portion Of the amount que.
The title 70 Be retained until payment In t1lIH OF
conveyance 70 be made on deferred payments DO
ing secured by deed Of trust; u,,. :.
Bat ppFchGSeFS OF the coal will IN addition 70
above conditions be required TO give approved
personal security for deferred payments
Selling aS Trustees under said VIII, We UNDER
take 70 convey only such title as is vested 10 us
and - by said will we have power TO convey bnt
we believe the titl0 TO be nnqueseonable.
r. Y. WHELAG,
rN HENRY MOORE,
ALONZ0 L0RIN9,
Trustees OFF. -Reilly's Estate:
WHEKLNOi june 18th, 1870 Junl6
The sale mentioned In the above advertise
ment d adjourned until .a
Wednesday, the 18th Day Of August Next,
at the place and at the hour mentioned IN said
advertisement. 81 NJ Ht.I,. JyA
JuLT.l4th, 1870!
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-PuosrHORus.C AIIsArA.-Th three;beSt
Tonnes, skillully and elegantly combined In an
amber.colOred cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable TO the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard 8 Co.'S Ferro'Phos-
phorated Rllxer OF CalESaya Bark.
Each pint contains ono ounce Of Royal CalISaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
iron. Samples furnished nee to the profession,
CASWRIL, HAZARD 4, CO.,
Sole manufacturer, New York.
Sold by all Druggists, - :. -.
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FELL FROM a TREE.-Wednesday
evening Just before the fire alarm sounded,
a little boy named Samuel Welty, about
eight years old, fell from tree on Main
street North Wheeling, directly opposite
tho residence Of Thomas Sweeney Esq,
and suffered some severe injuries. A
frightfGl cash was cut on his forehead
and he appeared to be hurt internally.
The little fellow complained yesterday of
a pain In bis breast He viii doubtless
recover.
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GONE TO EURoPE.-Last Tuesday even
ing DR.. NJ. W. Junldn, and BIessrs. Jacob
Heatherington and Samuel McGeorge, left
Bellaire for Europe. They go first to
Scotland, of which country Mr.. McGeorge
is o native. Mr.. Heathcrington was born
in England, but cmigrated to the United
States about forty years ago, being then
sixteen years old. They revisit the scenes
Of their childhood for pleasure only, while
their companion, DR.. Junkin, makes the
trip for tho benefit Of his health. We
wish these gentlemen a pleasant voyage, a
delightful visit and aGafe return.
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To DE LAUNCHED sooN.-We were
told, yesterday, that the steamboat build
ing at the shipyard Of Messrs. Wilson,
Dnnlsvy g. Co., in North Wheeling, will
soon be ready for launching. The boat is
owned, in whole or part, we forget which,
by Captain Carleton, and promises to be
a credit to the skill of our builders Of
rratnr craft
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WATcH sroLEH.-A Mr.. Sharp, Of
Bellaire, had valuable gold watch stolen,
a few days since. Mr.. s. is engaged in
the Rolling Mill, and in the morning
went to work, leaving his watch under the
pillow OF the bed he occupied the previous
night. When he returned in the evening
the watch was gone, and all efforts to re-
cover it, or to obtain clue to the thief
have proved unsuccessful.
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BEAUTIFUL ENoNEs.-Messrs. Hamil-
ton s. Co., are building a pair ofbeautimi
engines for the steamer now on the ways
at the ship yard of 1Eessrs. Wilson, Dun
levy & Co. The cylinders are twelve
inches in diamtcre and four feet stroke.
So far as tho work on the engines has
progressed,w thinkitwill compare favor
ably with that done anywhere.
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POPULATION OF THE FOURTH Wand
G. G. sawtell, Esq, Census Marshal in
this city and county, has completed his
labors in the Fourth Ward, and ascer.
tanned the population to he three thou.
sand cighthundred and tilty.eight, live
ore not mistaken this number exceeds the
school census taken last year two hundred
and ninety.eighL This is certainly q very
gratifying exhibit Of the prosperity pre-.
valllng in that Ward, so far as mere In
crease in numbers Is concerned. Doubt,
lessaTl other interests have improved in a
corresponding ratio.
The number Of dwellings in the Ward
was found to be seven hundred and thirty
six; the number Of families, seven hun
dred and twenty.seven,
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POLICE CoURT.-Willlanl Jones, whose
incbriated condition precluded lis triarat
the Wednesday afternoon session Of the
Police Court, was sober enough yesterday
morning, and his case was investigated.
The testimony was briet, but very direct,
and he had to come down with dollar
and costs.
John McLaren was up on a similar
charge, and the result was the same, ex.
cept that he did not have the money to
meet the demand Of tho violated ordi-
nance. lie had, therefore, to go not ex-
actly where the woodblne twineth," but
where limestone Is quarried under the
superintendent Of Capt Noah Price.
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Hor.-We believe that all our readers
will agree with US when we say that yes
terlay was a scorching hot day. The heat
was Of that close, sitting character which
willis humanity SO speedily when brought
in contact with it, and complaints OF its
intensity were quite general.
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PERsoSA1.-Mr. Andrew johnson, for.
merIy of this city, but at present occupy
ing a position in Secretary BoutwelTs
personal office in the Treasury Depart
ment, arrived here q day or two since, on
a visit TO his friends.
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REPA1RNG.-stre Commissioner Leon
hardt had force Of men employed yes.
terday repairing the sewer at the inteFsec'
ton Of First and Market streets, Centre
Wheeling. Mr.. L. proposes to make
thorough work oft
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Nor SALE CHEAP.-500 ACRES
q OF Land on the B. 4 o. r. R., Is miles east
OF Wheeling, 10 lots to suit puIchAseEs: About
100 acre. partly improved, with a Fine Two
Story Frame House, viii be sold separate. This
Is known as the Cline's Mil property, and Is one
OF the be1t E0odIiOnS. for a Country Store on the
line OF the B. & o. r. r.
Also, q Steam Circular Saw MIL and Fixtures.
In Ellnning order, with two yoke OF oxen aud .
snaT Of horses, W. Y. HOGE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, IO6 Market Street.
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BY RKSfSo, and applying thstena 70
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of a first class Wheeler e Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner q Co.
AgsntS., No. IS Nqproe stree., Wheslin
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DEAD.-We mentioned, in yesterday
mornings paper the fact That the watch.
man at SIcssts. Hamilton & Co.'S 6undry
had been burned by an explosion Of carbon
oil the previous evening. We could not
ASCERTAIN the unfortunate mans name at
the time Of writing the paragraph. Yes
terday we learned that 1t was Theodore
Dessar and that he had been in the SER
vice Of Messrs. II. 6 Co, ten OF twelve
years.
At the time the accident happened, 1t
was not thought that the injuries Mr..
D. sustained would prove to be very seri-
GUS The result, however, was far differ
ent from that anticipated, as he died at 8
o'clock yesterday morning. Externally
there was nothing to indicate consequen-
ces so serious, and It Is supposed that
death resulted from the inhalation Of heat
ed air.
We visited the scene Of the accident
yesterday, and were shown the effects OF
the explosion on objects in close proximity
TO the point where it occurred. There
was no one in the apartment with Mr..
Dessa at the time, and what he was doing
when it happened, is to be inferred
from the condition in which things were
found after It's occurrence. Our inform
ant Wednesday evening was certainly in
error in ascribing the explosion to q lamp,
as tin can of about three gallons capa.
city was found several feet from
the case in which 1t Is usually
kept, with the bottom blown out,
The tin torch which Mr.. D. was doubt
less replenishing with oil, was also torn
inpieces. The door Of q clock-case attached
to the wall several feet from the floor, was
partially torn from its fastenings, while
the case itself was considerably scorched.
The box In which the tin can was keptfor
safety was pretty thoroughly charred. One
Of the proprietoB of the establishment in
formed US that he did not believe that the
can had more than a quart of oil in it at
the time Of the explosion, and we are sat
isfed TINT had there been two or three
gallons, as at first reported, the damage
done to surrounding objects would have
been more serious.
Mr.. Dessa leaves a wife and six chill
dren. By industry and economy he had
accumulated property of the value of
several thousand dollars. Heisrepresent-
ed to have been faithful to the interests Of
his employers, and his death is lamented
by large circle Of relatives and friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-15

Found-Two Year Old Steer.
An Energetic, Practical Man.
Metropolitan Hotel.
Grand Picnic.
Kenwood Boarding School.
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((oMMIssIONER,s SALE.
franklin Winters and wife, Com. !
plAiuants,

c.. II CnAuceIy'
Kate Brown, IEaac BurkAm, and
others, Defendants.
By virtue OF a decree rendered in the above en-
titled cause, at the June Term, 1870, OF the Cir;
cult Court for Ohio County, the undersigned
Special Commissioners will, on
Saturday, the SOth Day Of July, 1870,
Sell at Public Auction, on the premises, thetFact
Of land In said decree described, and known as
the ''ISAac BurkhAm" Farm, containing one hun.
dred aud nInety.six. 1855 acres, one ~ rood,
AWenty.Eour t2ij perches. This valuable fSEm lies
q short distance from the National Road, nearly
equEdStAnt from Roney's Point and TFladelphiA;
10 well WRtered, and has upon 1t large and com:
modiouB Frame House, together With barn and
other outbuildings aud improvements.
money In cash; the residue In ltreS equal pay.
mgnIs on q credit Of one, ttpO and atree years.
with interest from day Of sale, the purchaser 70
give bonds with good security for tho deferred
Instruments, the tide being retained % addi'
tlonAl security until tho payment In null Of the
nurthRse money N, RICHARDSON,
A. ]. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
Law Offices, Monroe street, near 4th, Wheeling,
W, Va, jlnG5
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TIE largest stock, and latest styles Of
women's, Misses and Chlldren's shoes in
the city can be found at Louis v, Blends,
107 Main street.
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BEWARE OF TooTH PoIsoHT vendsd under the
name OF Dentriaees. Adopt and adhere to the
only preparation that really preserves the teeth
and hardenS the gums, fragrant soEoDoNr. It's
effects on decaying teeth arc mAryelouA.
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NATURALlzED. = Yesterday, Richard
Farmer, . native Of Ireland, received his
naturalization papers from the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court.
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JUsr received another lot Of those fine
Lasting Caters worth g 80 for e 75, at
Louis V. Blends, 107 Main street.
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Il. o. R. M.-The following item should
have appeared IN our paper yesterday
morning: The Great Council of the Order
Of Red Men in this State convened in their
Lodge Room in this city yesterday
"wednesday morning and dispatched all
the business brought before it, remaining
in session until late hour last night.
Among the business transacted was the
election of officers for the ensuing year
The following gentlemen were chosen for
the positions designated: Grand Sachem,
William Winder; Grand Senior Saga
more, Jacob Ritz; Grand Junior Saga
more, Lewis Travis; Great Prophet, John
Mann; Great Chief of Records, James
Riddle; Great Keeper of Wampum, VIM.
Was; Great sauap, Charles HOley; Great
Guard, Frank Olary; Great Guard OF
Forest, F. Merkle.
Capt. B. Stanley and G. W. Weanipg
were chosen to represent the Order in this
State in the Grand Council of the United
States.
The session Is represented to have been
one of great harmony, and 1t is hoped an
increased interest for the success Of this
charitable organization will result from
the disposition made of the various sub
iccts brought before the Council.
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ROUTE AGENT.-James A. Cox has
been appointed additional Route Agent
between this city and Columbus, Ohio.
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nOR sALE.-A VERY GOOD M
10 Two Story Brick Dwelling House iti
With rooms, on Main street, First Ward.
Also, Lot No. IS, corner Market and Washing
ton street, First Ward.
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HAVE your Photographs taken at 11T'
Main street "
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NOR SAFE TO CLOSE AN Es- IN IN

DIOR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es- IN I'm
p TATE,-The arstclAss DWELLING MI
HOUSE, situated on the north east cOFner. 4.4h
OF Hampton and Sixth streets, now occupied BY
Mrs. Carter. There il full lot, and the house 70
In as good condition ~ tho day It was built;
pair. Apply TO ]. r. LEWIS,
decI.tH McLure House, Wheeling, viva,
TOR SALE.-TWENTY (2O) BUILD
u Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $50
each. Terms, one-tOurth cash; the residue IN
equal instruments at one, two aud three years.
a aSSsIy AT Top Aiii 70 JNo. P. e1LcHR1sT.
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"sPA1pNo's GLUE" mendS Crockery, Wooden
Ware, etc. jyll-eOd
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BASE BALL-Admires Of the national
game" will be gratihed to hear that the
celebrated MUTUAL Club Of New York
City, will give an exhibition of their skill
with the willow, tomorrow afternoon at
the Fair Grounds, on the Island. One Of
the clubs of our city will do their best to
defeat the Mutuals on the occasion. We
hope they will succeed. The New York
ers are making a professional tour, and
enjoy a reputation for scientific playing
but little inferior to the Red Stockings Of
Cincinnati. We feel warranted in pre-
dieting an interesting game at the time
and place mentioned. The game win be
called at 81 o'clock. Sec advertisement
in another column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-15

PnoroeRApns-All the new styles, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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INVALUABLE MARTINS FER In IN
RY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The It'll
subscriber ofIors for sale his property near
the Ferry Landing, Martins Ferry, Ohio, con
sStinE or three lots, on which Is building 50 by
80 feet, designed for Planning Mill. large en-
zine and three boilers, will also be sold with the
property or separately. For information apply
at the COTTAGE HOUSE,, to
ISAAC NEWLAND,
mails Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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STEAMB BOATS.
TRANSPORTATION.

Baltimore s Ohio Railroad Co.
@RMILlI.
WHEELING, June II, 1910.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule on and after
juno 18Th, 1870, Wheeling time:
FFNSFJTNSNy Ann HFVE9pHp1
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Law Offices, Monroe street, near 4th, Wheeling,
W, Va, jlnG5
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Ghe4ntelligerrfer
New Advertisements.

FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1870.
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lR1MRLR & ,HORNBROOK,

y > : : 49, = = = y
Orders from tho country attsntod to "a she short
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING


MANNER
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-21

PORTLAND BENEVOLENT SocIETY.-The an
nual address before this benevolent association
was delivered in the First Parish church last
evening by Rev. Asa Dalton, rector of st.
Stephens church, who took for his text the 11tb
18th and 18th verses of the 29th chapter of Job.
The preacher specified several classes that
needed assistance from such a society as this.
and then mentioned several reasons why liber-
al contributions should be made to its funds.
In closing his discourse he made brief mention
ofthe origin of the society and paid just and
merited compliment to the memory of its late
President, Hon. William Willis, whose heart
and hand were ever open for the relief of SUI
fering, and in the furtherance of every good
work. A collection amounting to $1O55 in
aid of the society was taken up.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey of the First Parish and Rev.
Mr.. Fem Of High street church performed the
devotional services. The music, as usual at
this church, was excellent.
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TURNvKREIN ExHBITIoN.-O city has not
been favored Of late with many exhibitions in
which the human form has been made to show
its suppleness and physical force, consequently
considerable animation is apparent over the
entertainment promised US by the athletic
Turner's of our city We hear that great prep
arations are being made to surpass all previous
exhibitions by new and more difficult feats, of
character requiring unusual practice and
persistent application. We all know that the
last entertainments given by this Society
brought full houses and gave great satisfac-
ton, and it was hardly believed that the per-
formers could be our own citizens, who are en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits, but devoting
their spare time to the requirements of the
physical system. The performances were
equal to any of a like character which has come
heralded by flaming cuts and big-type posters,
and no doubt the public will be as we'll salts
fed with the exhibition next Tuesday evening,
as it has been heretofore. In order to prevent
any accident which might occur from falls
while performing upon the trapeze, the Asso-
citation has taken the precaution to provide it.
self with netting which is suspended under
the trapeze during the performance, SO the
more timid of the audience can witness this
perilousact without fear of seeing an accident
The trapeze performance will be unusually
attractive, and the posturing will include all
the new features of the Brother Acts" which
have lately been introduced to the public.