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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-27
AN E.ISY PLACE ITINTED.
RY HENRY WARD BEEcuE4.

REV. HENRY w. BEEcuGn
SiT-I hardly
know how to address so great man.
Yo" said in sermon, some ,.me
ago, that honesty oNght to be re.
warded. ! am homes. with my fei~
bowman, myself, agd NY God, Car get
recommendations the beSO nom
Lawyers, Doctors, Preachers, etc.
Get me an easy (sic) situation,
tnal honesty may be rewarded.
G. c,
To which Iappcnd my reply;
My DEAR FEiEND;--i'he proper
way 10 address great mau is the
way in which YOU would address any
man who has good common sense.
Never begin by telling him that he
is great mau. it he as one, he
probably found It out before You did,;
and If he is not one, you will not be
aut to make much by tickling his
vanity by SO cheap compliment
Surely man rs honest rs YOU are
has been rewarded already. What!
"huucst with your trlIow.mau, your.
self, and your God.' There are few
men that can say aS much. Honest
with your fellow mau? l. your con-
duet without kuotS, wind >shakes, or
cracks? How long has 1t been SO?
Do your Lelghbors all think SO?
Have you come to 1t gradually, As a
winter apple ripeus, or has II always
been 50: Excuse these questions,
for really | am deeply interested.
You belong to an exceedingly
small class. You have few fellows
uu earth Indecd, when You add
that You are honest acith yoWselE /
caruot keep company lou are a,
bead of me; and that last clause
honest tciM yoar Goa-tnkes You en-
lrely out OF my slgnt. Why do you
come to me? ! ought to SIT al your
ieet You are nay master.
No doubt you can get "rccom
mcHdauons from Lawyer, Doctors,
Preuchers.n You place those grnue
men, doubtless, in the order OF them
honesty, eudin9 III climax. Law
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one not so inevitably good to com,
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red ana twenty ho27, c''o' ~" 81
corn, aud l"o"ty stacks o. 7poN '''.o
thy nay o"''des al tnat we c'''e
can eat moved away u t"' o"I''
pforoNr, giving l"' u''N' i'"' ="
refiect'on, 1 am sure y "ou'o "o' o'
easy enough Hired men 'H"'' og
cooked alter. fe"eeS' "o's' anu
buildings want couliiilai repair
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-27
err fREE LENCU,

HuscM
--
- Beauty without grace is hook
The eyes OF other people are the
eyes that rum US. --- LrujthitM
-
can he not also warm the soul wlth
grief?
-
The word impossible ~ the
mother ~ law oi iIttlC eOuls, said LORD
ijrougham.
Don't fret, Tor lietung, instead
Of releytng from trouble, wIiI lay on
tou heavier burdens.
1t is the water outside the ship
IiAat tosses 1t about, but II a tue va.
ter that goes into lAe shp lAaL sinks
Ilt.
--
The repentance that IL delayed
INTO old age Is but too often regret
ior the luaulitty to commit more sIns,
---
Cato said would much
ratEcr ,hat posterty should inquire
wby no statues woto erected " ne,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-06-27

Don't fret, Tor hettIng, instead
Of rrIeyug from trouble, wIII lay Oh
tou heavier burdens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

Nor YET REMovED.-The debris in
front OF R, ]. smyth's establishment and
the furniture warerooms Of Hubbard 6
Bro, on Market street, have not yet been
removed. We called the attention of the
authorities several mornings since to the
condition of the street at the point named,
but, owing to negligence of the con.
tractor, or the indifference of the Street
Commissioner, we don't know which, the
distractions remain intact, to the detri.
ment Of the business establishments nam.
ed, and to the disgrace Of the city. 1t is
certainly somebody's duty to give this and
all similar nuisances throughout the city,
land there are many OF them, as we notice
in our daily peregrinations) their attention.
Wetrust there will beageneral cleaning up
Of the streets,and a thorough Kidding OF the
psvements Of all distractions outside of
the limit prescribed by the ordinance
"made and provided in such cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24


PITTSBURGH, WASHINGTON s. BALTI.
MORE RAILRoAD.-A meeting Of the dl.
rectors Of the Pittsburgh, Washington &
Baltimore Railroad Company took place
at Pittsburgh on Thursday, when Presl.
dent VIM. o. Hughart, so long the head
Of that road, resigned the position, and
VIM. Keyser, OF Baltimore, Second Vice
President Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road, was elected to fill the vacancy.
Under the severe labors which Mr.. Hug.
hart has undergone in the completion Of
this road his health had suffered consider.
ably. He goes to Tennessee, 1t Is under.
stood, in connection with railroad enter.
prises there, not involving, however, such
laborious exertions as the bringing the
Connellsville road through It's difficulties
has in the past imposed. The trade oil
the Pittsburgh, Washington & Baltimore
road is now so steadily increasing and its
prospects are such that the Baltimore &
Ohio Company has ordered for It Is addi.
tional locomotives and 700 freight cars, to
be built outside the company's shops.
The opening to Washington OF the Metro.
politan Branch road this fall, on which
the track is now being laid, will of course
add largely to the business Of this road
Baltimore Sun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

sENErnLR ADucE.-we take the fol.
lowing from a recent issue Of tllo cincin.
natl Gasette:
Chicago has Just done what Cincinnati
ought to do, At the last meeting Of the
Common Council resolution was adopt
ed 10 prevent the use Of fire crackers, or
pistols, or guns, or any other instrument
or contrivance Of similar diabolical de.
sign, on the 4th Of July. II the members
d the Cincinnati Council want TO put
every voter in the city under obligations
to them, let them pass 0 similar resoln-
ton. twill be the saving Of some few
limbs, will prevent number Of fires, and
work TO the advantage Of everybody.
Instead Of o day devoted to racket and
horrible noise, and the blowing Of Of
arms and out Of eyes, let us have an old
fashioned 4th Of July, the fashion being
that which prevailed before 1776.
five are not mistaken, Wheeling has
had Tor years just such an ordinance as
Chicago has adopted, and as the Gaatttt
desires Cincinnati to have. Like many
others on our ordinance book, the one In
question Is a dead letter. No one thinks
Of enforcing 1t, although scarcely a
Fourth OF July passes that some accident
does not happen from,the reckless and in,
discriminate use of fire arms, crackers,
&c. We don't know exactly how the
Fourth was celebrated before 1776; the
style hall century later would suit US
much better than the present mode gene
rally observed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24
, $4,000 WORTH OFPROPERTY
TO be Given Away.
800 Beautiful Building Lots
AT OAKDALE STATION.
TICKETS.

AAS1AhA o''''...'''' S1.OO.
AT conclusion OF the Concert, the Manager will
distribute 800 BUILDING LOTS to the ticket
holders in the usual manner, but HONESTLY AND
1NPARTtALLY. 80
These Lots belong to Mr.. 8. GnLILANp. Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose title To the same Is indis.
puaole, and being situated convenient TO the
city, VIII make excellent and pleasant homes for
the working man and mechanic. These Lots are
increasing In value daily. A rich slx.loot vein
OF Bitumtnous Coal underlies this property. A
S0al bank 10 open and In good working order.
Thls bank, which gives full access to the coal IN.
ae S1s VII DO given away, with tho Lot on
per enshel, 10 worth $1,000. A neat name Col.
tage House is also situated on thls property. and
Win the outbuildings, will be given away yIth
tue Lot on which 1t is built, Oakdale Is well
known, thriving and prosperous town, and al
present contains an Academy Female College,
malt House, Poet ONCE, Express ofice, and q
large number OF handsome dwelling houses and
taken altogether, is desirable place for indus
rious working men 10 settle.
CLUB PR1NlUNs.-To the getter up Of club of
thirty, handsome Silver Watch will be given,
To the Getter up OF club Of twenty, Five Tick.
ss.Til % giSSea: ~ the getter club OF
upot club Of SIX, One Ticket VIII Be given.
The following named gentlemen, well. known
and prominent citizens Of Pittsburgh and Alle-
gheny cities, have permitted rs 70 refer 10 them.
They VIII youeh for the honesty and integrity Of
the enterprise: Hon. James BlGckmore, Mayor OF
ings Bank; Benjamin singorly, state Printer: r
Muneon Purcell, Rdltor and Publisher Of the
Weekly Mirror, Allegheny City, Pa; Colonel
samuel Kilgore, County Treasurer. As 10 title
TO said property, refer 70 q. s. Floyd, Attorney.
,at:Ia3, 50 Grant street, Pittsburgh.
j.. W. TAYLoR, Cashier City Bank, ll2 Filth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

Nail FEEDERS PIcNIc.-The picnic
held in zane's Orchard, Saturday, under
the auspices of the Nail Feeders, was
quite largely attended. Not the slightest
unpleasant incident occurred, SO far as we
are informed, to mar the pleasure Of the
occasion. Quite spirited contest was
maintained during the day TO determine
who should be the wearer of a handsome
breast pin put up to be voted for. Who
was the successful party, we have moi
heard ut the present writing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

HELDTo BAn.-In Saturday mornings
paper we noticed the arrest Of John Sea.
mon, charged with committing an assault
ouAugustus Schultz, and that he had been
committed to jail for a hearing on some
future day. Saturday afternoon he was
brought before Judge Johnston and an
examination Of the case had. Alter hear.
ing the testimony Judge j. decided that
the matter ought TO be further inyesti.
gated in the Circuit Court, and accord.
ingly held seamon to bail in the sum Of
two hundred dollars for his appearance
before that tribunal at It's next term. He
found q bOndsman and was released from
custody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24


New PosT RoADs.-During the session
Of Congress which closed a fortnight since,
the following newpost roads were estab.
lished in this State:
From Buckhannon via Valentine Hin.
kles Mill, Mary Halls, Robert Talbott's
Store, and Wilmoth's Store to BealiDgton.
From Rathbone, via RichardsonVille
and Lynch's Mills to Arnoldsburg.
From Castle, via Forks, Johns Creek,
Crosier's, and Peck's Mills to Union.
From Sweet Springs to Simmonsville.
From Mouse's, via Hinkle's Mills, NAL
toms, and Dunkle's to Franklin.
From Fountain City TO Arcadia.
From Perryyille to John D. Payne's, on
Bradshaw Creek.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

LARGE FUNERA1,-The funeral Of the
late John Hamilton took place Saturday
afternoon. A large number Of friends
and acquaintance united in paying the
last tribute of respect to the memory of
the deceased. Theremains were Inferred
in Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Hamilton had been for a number of
years largely engaged in the foundry
business here. Among'a all classes of his
fellow citizens he was held In high es.
teen for his many excellent qualities, and
his death was sincerely lamented. In his
demise, Wheeling lost one OF her most
enterprising men, one whose place will
not he easily filed. Mr.. Il. had held i'm.
portant positions in the municipal govern.
ment, to all Of which he brought an ear.
nest and honest purpose to do his duty.
The death Of such man is great public
lnss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

ELECTION OF DIRRcroRs.-An election
for directors Of the Wheeling & Ohio
Union Railroad Company, to serve during
the ensuing year, was held last Saturday
at the law office Of Cochran 8 Hubbard.
The following gentlemen were chosen:
Lewis Baker, Andrew Wilson, Joseph
Bell, George Adams, Morgan L. OFT,
Thomas o'Brien, Alonzo Loring, Thomas
Hughes and NJ. W. Burt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

HELD FOR PosrAaE.-The following
letters are detained in the Postofflce here
for prepayment of postage: Miss Grace
Baker, Belvidcre, ILL.,, 8 cents; Bridget
Scandal, Columbus, Ohio, 8 cents; Chas
W. Mccormick, Cleveland, Ohio, 8 cents;
John Dunlap, Box 4, Urbana, Sohio, .
cents; Miss Sis Locke, Moundsville, W.
Va, 8 cents; Miss Barbara Baker, Wheel.
ing, W. Va, cent George Catlett, Co.
lumbus, Ohio accents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

SATURDAY AFTERNOONS TRoT.-The
attendance at the trot, Saturday afternoon,
was not as large as the propitious weather
and the well known interest so many ofour
citizens take in such affairs, justly warrant
ed in anticipating. The prize was a sulky,
manufactured by Messrs. Lunsiord s
Probe, and was really q credit to their
establishment. Only two horses contest
cd for it-that OF Mr.. schmulbach win
ming easily in three straight heats; time
S:16, 8:10t, 3:07.
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perfect application Of Nssigued iot u

p !! ~ SAGE,S oArARRA REMEDY
u 10 the only form OF Instrument ~
Win which mud medicine can IA estSsi piIth'd
and rtJtety Gpptltd 10 all parts Of iSc sS.I. p
al passages aud the chambers or cayItISs S! ~
5nunlsatng therewlin, In which sores aSS ~, ~
1tSvIuenty e3lnsti ana nom which the eatlnhSIS
II treating Catafrh heretofore h" ss,' " teeegl
Rom the tmposslbillty Of AnnlvIr, - I,ItI
these cavities and chambers 6y enS ~ ny %
nary methods. This obstacle n ikS y, u tae SNi
fccttng cures Is entirely overcome hStS VIZ o. II
Of the Dolehe. In using this ipstrSSS, N
y carried 81 lis own weight, (no SnIiiSSs w guy
pumping being requifed5 up one poS.5 SS ~ q
gently lowing stream 10 tho highest poi!nr w
nasal passages, passes into and .S., w
essI inc TUBES and chambers connected iheSccrSh
and hoMS outoi the opposite nostr. ItsuIe l. piss,'
Ant, and so simple that child can up6pTs,,,1
H. Full and explicit dIrections y.
company each instrument. When uEed MIN M,
Instrument, Dr. Sage's CatarTh Remedy rnss, =
cent attacks Of "Cold In the Head "
q few applications. VI
SYMPTOMS OF Catarrh. FroupntN,,,
ache, discharge hing Into throat, eometimstS ~
fuse, .watery, thick mucus, purulcnL olIepsvs \.
In others adryness, dry, waIery, weak OF Ina,sSi
eyes, stopping up Or Obstruction Of nasal plIllSs,
ringing In ears, deafness, hawking and eoBcSI.s
% clear throat, alterations, scabs nom Si.t.s
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive btta,S N
paired or total deprivation Of sense Of SmSIi ~
taste, dizziness, mental depression, loss d ~
lite, indigestion, enlarged tonSIls tieklipS ~
&C. Onlya fewof these symptoms aTe IirT 4
be present In any case at one time. w "
DIR. Sage'S Catnrrh Remedy. Nh.
used with DIR. PlercC'S Nasal Hontb.
and accompanied with tho constitutional ,i.','
ment which is recommended In the nanny.
that wraps each bottle Of the Remedy, Il 4 -.
feet specific for this loathsOme disease M n,
proprietor otfers, In good faith, $500 rewasJ
Tor a case he can not cure. The Remedy /, nj
aud pleasant TO use, containing no strong Or C,sJ.
drugs or polsons. The Cutarth Remedy Il an
RiStS, or either Will 10 mailed Nv pfGnFiciti !,
receipt OF 90 cents. II. ". PIERCE, Mn
Sole Proprietor, BUFFALO, NY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

DEATH OF R. s. IRwN.-A telegram
was received by Mr.. W. P. McKelvey,
yesterday, from Harrisonburg, Va, an.
nOuncing the death of r. s. Irwin, Esqr.,
about twenty-five miles from that place
Dir. Twins health had been delicate for
some time, and a few weeks ago he went
to the Valley of Virginia, in the hope that
a change of climate might prove benetl.
cial. His wife, to whom he had been
married but about two months, accom-.
panied him. he continued to decline.
however, until Saturday morning at Fl
o'clock, when death released him from his
sulIerings. Mr.. Irwin had long been iden.
titled with the iron interests in this CITY,
and his demise makes wide breach not
only in business but social circles. An.
nouncement of the funeral will be made In
due time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24


TRANsFERs OF REAL ESTATE. The
following transfers of real estate were re-
corded at the Recorders office during the
week ending June 81:
Deed made May 1, by Victoria A. Nc.
Mullen and husband 10 Thomas 0'Brien,
for undivided quarter oil lot No. 1O5 and
River lot No. ., IN II. Moore's trustee d..
vision, and lot No. 10 In square No. 81,
Buena Vista, and lots IS and 10 in Shri.
ver's addition; $500. Admitted to record
June II.
Deed made May /, by T. r. MofFet and
others to Ella Rohan, for lot No. 302 In
9th Ward; $500. Admitted June II.
Deed made June II, by Mary G. Kells
and others to William Fredericks, for
north hall Of lot No. 2 in square No. II,
Caldwelrs addition; $3.50. Admitted
June 81.
Deed made April 30, 1871, by Leonard
johnson and wife TO II. @. Ulrich, for part
Of Sunnyside Vineyard, So feet on county
road; $500. Admitted June 81.
Deed made June II, by Mary G. Kells
TO Theodore Fredericks, for south half Of
lot No. 2 In square No. II, Caldwell's ad.
dition; $3.50. Admitted June 81.
Deed made April Is, by W. @. Thorn.
burg and wife to Jacob Kruser for right OF
way through his farm; $40. Admitted
June 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

PERsoNA1.-Governer Jacob reached
the city, Saturday, and. took rooms at the
St. james. During the afternoon and
evening, large number of his personal
and political friends called to pay their
respects. BE will remain in the city and
vicinity, several days, probably.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24
.RUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made the 18th day
Of April, a. p: isS1 By james p. Lady 70 re s
Deed Book 80, folio asa, shall on the 92d day
Of July, 1917, proceed 10 sell atthe mont dooIoi
the Court House Of Ohio County, Of 10 O'Clock A.
n, the following described personal property, 70
Wit: Three bedsteads, beds and necessary bed
ding for the same; parlor chairs, rocking
framed pictures, / clock, 9 looking glasses, .
wash. stands, sewing machine wheeler b VIII
sony, velvet rug, I SIX octave piAno and niAn0
stool, ] set dining room chairs, set kitchen
chairs, 1 Arlington cooking stove and cooking
utensils for the same, . rocking chairs, safe,
hold and kitchen furniture Of the same James
D. Lady.
Terms Of sale-eash.
GIBSON L. CRANMRR,
IeI9 Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

]. T. LAKH b Co. arc prepared to
make up suits in the latest style and at
almost any desired price. Give them a
call, as they never fail to give satisfac.
ton. A fine stock of Gents Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

. To Buy A PIANO, you need nolonger
pay 5000 and more at the time you re-
ceive the instrument; at sheib's Music
Store under Washington Hall, you can
buy a piano, than which there Is none
better, and pay IS to $1s per week for 1t
till 1t Is your own. Call and see how 1t
"a done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24


SUDDEN DEAru.-william Orr, well
known in this city and Bridgeport, died
suddenly at his residence in the latter
place, yesterday. he had just returned
home, and sitting down in a chair, re.
marked to his wife that he felt very warm,
and requested her to get some water to
battle his head and lace, She went into
another apartment for the water, and on
her return, found her husband dead. Mr..
o. had for years been suffering from a pull.
mOnary affection, but, we believe, had
been able to work at his trade, paper
hanging) until the day before his death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

The most complete and choice line Of
Foreign and Domestic cassimeres, Scotch
cheviots, English and French Dlagonals,
Cloths. of all shades, Vestings, Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, &C., can be
found at O. Hess merchant tailor, cor.
ner Of Main and Quincy streets, who does
all work in the best style and guarantees
fla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

LOCKED UP AaAIN.-A man named
Henry Jackson, arrested for stealing and
sentenced TO four months confinement in
the county Jail, was released Saturday
morning, his term having expired. On
the evening Of the same day, he was
found in stable, gloriously drunk. When
discovered, he replied that he was seek.
Ing place to sleep. Fearing that he
would be arrested he fled, leaving his coat
and vest, however. The officer pur.
sued him and after making the arrest,
jackson claimed his clothing. he will
have hearing in the police court this
morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

ExEcUToRs QUALEIED-F. A. Brent.
linger and DR.. W,J.Bates were qualified as
executors Of the last will and testament Of
the late Jesse Lantz. They were also up.
pointed the guardians Of Jesse Lantz, Jr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

LAID UP.-The passenger packet R. r.
Hudson, is laid up at the south end of the
wharf. The tow.boat Ed. Hobbs, has
cast anchor in the deep water just below
the Suspension bridge Qsland.shore)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

PosroFFIoE ITEM Allender has
been appointed postmaster at Oxford,
Doddrldge county, oiee Miss Elizabeth
Gray, married. Totally insufficient cause
for the change)
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HRATHEN CHrNEE, Tycoon, Red Jacket,

HEATuES cHrNEE, Tycoon, Red Jacket,
Wincna, Minehaha Wall Papers and Dor.
ders, Just received at PAUL 8 orrs, No.
50 Monroe street. They have also on
hand full stock Of cheap and fnepapers,
ranging in price nom eight cents 70 i've
dollars. They make specially OF Deco
ratiye Papers for Public Halls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell
ingS. Give them q call. .t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

POLICE CouRT.-But one case was
disposed Of Saturday morning at Police
Court: VIM, Goulding, drunk, one dollar
and costs. That Of John seamon, assault
and battery, was continues until this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

YIN. G. A.-A regular monthly meet
ing Of the Young Mems Christian Assocl.
ton will be held at the Associations
rooms, in Crangle's block this evening
Members are urgently requested to attend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-24

MURDER AT wuEELNG,b by John Wade,
Of his wife and child. Boughton's Grand
Panorama, showing the murder of the
Wade family, scenes on the Union Pacific
Railroad, statuary, and large number Of
incidental scenes will be exhibited in the
Filth Street NJ. E. Church, on this (Mon.
day. evening, June Gath, for the benefit q
the Church. Seats will be reserved for
ladies. Admission, 90 cents; children I'M.
der twelve years, 10 cents. Exhibition to
conclude with a short temperance address
by Prof.. j. Boughton, late State Lecturer
Of the Sons Of Temperance OF Pennsylva.
nisand Ohio. Doors open at Z o'clock
To commence at 8. W. s. Wilson, Pastor.