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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-01

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

HAvERLY's M1NsTRR1s.-The excessive
heat Of last evening doubtless prevented
many from attending Haverly's Minetrels.
Notwithstanding this, however, a very
good audience greeted them. Mr.. Hav.
erIy Is so well known as a successful man.
ager, thatit is perhaps idle for Us to COM
ment upon the merits Of his company.
The programme throughout was most ex.
cellently rendered, and was greeted with
enthusiastic applause. The most successful
representation, however, was that Of
Milton G. Barlow as "Old Black joe"
Mr.. Barlos's dialect Is peffect, and his
acting grand. The company viii return
and give two performances here on the
AN OF July. ass a,., og,
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|. AUeuSr FLOWER The most misera-
bic beings in the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Moro than seventy.hye per cent ii the
people In the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect;
such o. sour stomach, sick headache, ha.
bltual costiyeness, impure blood, heart
burn, waterbrash, gnaWipg and burning
pains OF the pit Of the stomach, yellow
akin, coated tongue and disagfeeable
taste In the mouth, coming up Of the food
alter eating, low spirits, DC, Go 10 the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get 0 rs cent bottle,
or Q sample bottle free Of charge. Try II.
G. @. GRARN, Sole Manufacturer,
cod WOODBURY., N. J.
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The river was falling last evening, with
4 feet ten inches in the channel. ~
The towboat sam Brown passed up
about daylight with fifteen empty bargeS.
The Courier departed ior PArkersburg
Of 10i AN. a b.
The Wild Duck passed down with an
empty barge, which she will use to light.
en- her ore barge stuck on BlAnnerhas-
sets 1Sland.
The Express is to.day's Parkersburg
boAt
The Andes departed for Cincinnati at
8 p. N. yesterday.
The Q. W. Hornbrook took the mem
bers Of the Wiesel Musical Institute to
Cressps Grove, Excursion, picnic and
open air concert.
The Ed, Hobbs is lying up at Syria.
cuse, abort distance above Pomeroy.
The crew came up on the Andes Monday
night
The Nail City passed Cincinnati for this
port Sunday last.
Low water steamboats, win come in
good play soon, II the river continues TO
fall. ta 4 = .a0I
The Hope arrived from Parkersb1rg
with tow Of bark for Berger & Hoffman.
The barge Of coal sunk by the George
Lysle, at Big Sandy, lies in the reach be-
low Sandy, 100 feet from the Ohio shore,
opposite snead's mills, with It's stern part.
y out Of water. -gl --r,-l
Achild born on the James D. Parker
on her last trip up, has been burdened
with the euphonious cognomen Of james
Parker Vie Mcintyre Jscoby. Poor
thlngI
by Telegraph
PrTTsBURaH, June 23.-River falling
with 9 feet in the channel. Weather hoI
and cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, June 2s.-River has com.
menced TO decline slowly; feet in the
canal and feet in the chute. Arrived
Paragon and tow, from New Orleans. De,
parted-Paragon, for Cincinnati. Busi.
ness very dull, Weather very warm.
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Riyer : feet 4
inches and falling. A1fved-Bermuda
from Evansville; Paragon, from New or.
leans. Departed r.. r. Hudson; ior
Wheeling. alt
EVANSVILLE, June eS.-The steamer
Charmer, owned by Samuel James, was
burned at the wharf at Q o'clock TO-DAY,
Loss about 0,OO0; no insurance,
CAIRO, June 2S.-River 10 feet / inch
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury Eel
Arrtved-Exporter and James Howard,
New Orleans. Depsrted-Susie Silver,
81. Louis; Exporter, Louisville; Chester
Memphis; James Howard, St. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, June 23,-Weather clear
Mercury 70 to 90 River risen two inches
Down.. D. Parker, Shannon, Tarsscon,
Sandy. Up-Peytons, Arksnsas, Belle
=. T. Gracey, B. Il. Cooke, Mary Ament'
Red Cloud. Business active. The Parker
is aground ct Henderson. The Mollie
Ebert was aground at shawneetown but
got Of. -
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BEIIArRE ITEMs-ProE webers con.
cert on Monday night, at School Hall,
was one'of the most enjoyable entertain.
ments which It has been our pleasure to
attend for some time. While great credit
q due the Professor for his Skill and
ability % an instructor, yet, We think,
equal praise Is due his pupils for the cred.
liable manner In which they executed
their several parb, Among thcae who
excelled in the rendition OF their parts
were the following persons: Miss Mary
Cunningham, in the @ThAlbetg Watty''
(pianoE Miss Alma Archer, select read.
ing, Nothing TO Wear;n atouchine bal,
led entitled "Waltipg,s by Miss Emma
WestlAke; 70, Loved 1tallAl" tduett),
Messn. Lucas and Hoover; Home, Sweet
Home" Laulie Montgomery, (organ);
voices Of the Night" Alma Archer and
Matte Weber; "MAidenS Prayer" Tor
GAM, Matte Iugler; Homeless tonight
Mary 6hup0 and chorus; "MulIlgan
Guards Lyde Criswell and chorus aye
Merry Birds" Q. Y. Lncas; Belisario
Duet piahol Mary Cunningham and 3.
A. Weber. These and many others TOO
numerous 10 mention, constituted the pro.
gramme for the evening. AT the conclu.
sion Of the exercises the President, Nj. G.
D. Heatherington, returned his sincere
thanks for the attention and good order
Of the audience, concluding by saying that
they considered themselves highly CON-
pllmented for the large and respectable
audience, and hoped that OF some time in
the future they might be able to give q
better concert.
There was special meeting OF the City
Council last night to take into consider
alton the propriety Of entering into con.
tract for the purchase Of lot in the
possession oil William Drugan, Deputy
MaBhal, in order to facilitate the opening
Of Belmont street and It's further extern
sion.
Our old friend and fellow. citizen, J. G.
Archer, from Columbus, Ohio, Is visit.
ing his friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. Archer was for many years a whole.
sale and retail grocer, and during his
successful business career among Us &C.
quired many warm friends. He Is most
certainly q welcome visitor.
Cummins s. Walters shipped 1877 kegs
Of powder 10 Minersville, Ohio, last Sat.
urdsy. During the last five months they
have shipped 10000 lbs to that point.
John Devers, who entered suit against
the Bellaire Nail and Rolling Mil Com.
papy, has recovered damages to the
amount Of $1,000.
Two young men in this city, engaged
respectively in the hardware and jewelry
business, have for some time past been
disputng whether "to be or not to be" Ia
dry goods clerk) It seems that these two
young men are rivals for the same fair
ones heart and hand. And in copse.
quence Of this sntagonism, It is a matter
Of considerable doubt as TO how they. will
succeed. Perhaps abe may tell more
after longer acquaintance. But to our
young friends we would say:
Never sE,I be discouraged. for forsaae is your
And viii give you grace to eanquer and guide
Jon in me end" 5; 10
Wis.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr-This court met al
2P. N. yesterday, and transacted the fol-
lowing business:
The motion TO dissolve the ipiunchonin
the chancery cause Of City OF Wheeling
o.. Thcs. Mccormick ct al. was oyerruIed
by the court. This injunction was granted
to restrain Mccormick as Justice from
selling the furniture in the Council cham.
Der, on which he had levied some weeks
ago. pa
In the law case Of Robert Bryan o..
Peabody Insurance Co., the defendant
filed exceptions to the plaintiffs deposit
tons. The counsel argued the exceptions,
and the court oyerruled them. The case
was continued until the next term. Mr..
Russell appeared for plaintiff, and Mr..
Barr for defendant. .iAstHg
A large number Of cases on the docket
were continued until next term. Court
adjourned over until 2 p. N. Thursday,
for the purpose OF hearing the case Of the
City Of Wheeling %. the Wheeling, Par
kersburg & Cincinnati Transportation
Company. frI
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DRD OF LocKJAw.-About a, week OF
ten days ago MI. Geo, Ramsey, Deputy
Sheriff and brother Of VIM. Ramsey
Sheriff Of Washington county, Pa, was
driving q team that became unmAnageable
and ran Of throwing him out Of the car
rage The rubber bar caught In the tor
Of his boot and tore the flesh nearly ali
on from The, calf of+his Leg. From the
effects Of the injury he died on Monday
last OF lockjaW,.
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YOUNG GIRL MIsslNo.-The Altoona,
Pa, Es@ng Union contains the follow
somstwo years ago, there left this city
. young glrl named Elite Morton. Her
parents were OF that time living on the
East side, but have since moved 10 Brook.
Ign, New York. At the time Elite left
home she intended to visit q friend Of the
family at Wheeling, West Virginia. She
remained with her friends but o short
time, however, when abe started to return
to this city. Since she left Wheeling
nothing has ever been heard Of her, al
though diEgent inquiries have constantly
been made. A gentleman in this city has
received letter from her parents request.
ing him TO advertise, and II possible as
certain whether she be living or dead.
She was aged about sixteen years when
she left home, and was quite handsome,
with dark hair and eyes. Any iniorma-
ton OF her whereabouts should be ad-
dressed 10 this Office.
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POLICE CouRT,-There were five cases
before this court yesterday morning.
"Bine" Watson, for bathing in the river
between sunrise and one hour after sun.
set, was fined 81 and costs.
John Smith Che originaI paid IS and
costs Tor disordetly conduct.
.Jabez .Gosney and John Pease were
committed ten days for the same offense.
The case'ot Thomas johnson, charged
with creating tumult and disorder, was
dismissed at the costs Of Charles Strauss,
complainant. ,gr
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Tus. ToBAcco CRor. -Mess1s. N. J
Marsh & Son, cigar manufacturers, yes
terday received the following communi-
cation, which will prove interesting to
many Of our readers: g
LouByn1E, Ri, June20, 1874.
n. J. Garlk q Son, Wheeling, W. I'd:
DEAR s1Rs-All the Leaf you got hold.
Do otsell, as o.day's sales are 81 90 per
100 lbs higher than they were Two days
ago. Sales small and no cigar leaf selling.
Put up the price Of cigars 10 $12 700, as
leaf "a. work iitself will bring l., The re-
ports from all over the State are that
there will not be one-fourth of crop. Il
Is very hot here at this lime. Everything
Is burning up. ! remain, yours respect
July #0fggi va assa a,sP SteFs,,
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NEw sfRHa AND SUMNER Goopa-
9. Hess northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets. has just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, vestiugs, &C., Of The
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market Isrge
stock Of Gertlemsns Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing mann
featured OF this establishment warranted
togiye satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
q any first class house in the city. can
and examine goods and compare prices,
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BROKE Dows AoAn.-The driving
wheel Of the La Belle Mil broke down
yesterday morning n viii probably re-
quire two or three days to, repair DAM
ages. Tho La Belle has been rather un-
fortunate oflate, i,r ~ giesi
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A COUPLE Of fellows named Brooks
and Porter, being full Of beer, got up an
excitement over at Aetnayille yesterday
evening by stripping themselves for q
hight and then mot striking a blow. They
sWore and forrsted odigiously but IN.
fortunately neglected topound each other
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'lsN'T IT TRUE" that everybody d
looking for the best place to get their
painting done for the lewest stampsf Il
you wish to secure good work and a we'll
finished job, go to John Motter, orna-
mental sign writer, Water street, Bell
ARE, O., for he does work the cheapest
and the best Of any one in town, p
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PERsoNA1-Rey. ]. T. Mcclure, oil
this city, received the tile ofD. D. from
Westminster College, Pennsylvania, at
the commencement held June 18Th.
Milton G. Barlow, of the Haverly
troupe, was a member Of the battalion
in the Confederate army commanded BY
Msj. James Sweeney, Of this city, during
the late uupleasantness.
W. b. Hogeman, Esq, Of Charleston,
and Mn. Ex. Governor Pierpont, Of Fair.
mont, are stopping at the Mcclure House.
VIM, Gcshorn, Esq, and lady, left yes
terdSy for White Sulphur Springs, where
they win recreate a few weeks.
The Haverly Ministries stopped at the
Mcclure House. ..f3 80
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sERApI progress i being made in the
work Of matchmaking the road betweep
Koenline's crossing, above Bridreport,
and the lower end Of Martins Ferrv. By
next winter the people will have some.
thing substantial to travel on.
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DnMnsRD AT PLAINTIFFS oosra-
The case OF Robert @. Duftield ~. Chas.
Helembright, charged with assault, was
to have been heard before Squire Char
mock yesterday morning, The complain.
ant, however, failed to put in an appear
ance, and the case was dismissed at hls
coats. Ia.
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We would call attention to the adver.
tisement Of O'Kane 6 Divine, who are
now offering their large stock Of spring
and summer Boots and Shoes at cost.
Meisrss o Kane & Divine standing at the
head Of their profession in this city, this
would seem to be q rare opportunity 10
get good and neat boot or shoe at q
low price. Give them q call.
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TEE MASONIC CELEBRATION. The Ma.
sonic celebration 70 come Of 10 day ut.
johns Dap ct WeIlsyIlle iS Fcxpectea 70
be one Of the grandtst affairs evet heidin
Eastern Ohio. Delegations will DO pres
emit from Pittsburgh, Cleveland, MAssillon,
steubenSiile, Bridgeport, Wheeling and
other places. The Wheeling delegation
will number two hundred, and will be &C.
companied by Kramer's band. From the
WellSyills Union We clip the following
programme:
wa THE ARlEEdRMRETs. tgtu
onthe arrival Of Che special train from
Alliance Of 1l.l5 A. NJ, The members Of
Blue Lodge will assemble in the Odd
FellowS hall, the Rnights Templar In
Masonic hall, and the officers oil the Grand
Lodge IN the room under the Odd Fell
lows hall. - =.
The procession will be formed prompt.
~ Of 10 o'clock NJ, IN the following order :
The members Of Blue Lodge form on
Main street, right resting on Fourth, The
officers Of the Grand Lodge viii form on
Main street, Immediately In the rear Of
the Master Masohs; The Knights Tenn
plar will form on Third street, right rest
Ing on Main. The carriages containing
the orator, Chaplain and other members
o. the Order will form in the rear OF the
Sir Knights.
After the route Of procession Rhall have
been gone over, the following exercises
will take place Of HAmmond's Grove:
/, Music; 3, Prayer by Rev. Sir knight
John Long; s, Music; 4, Introduction and
response Of the Grand and Past Grand
officers; s, Music; 6, Grafton by Rev. Sir
Knight W.B. Watkins; 7, Music; 8, Re
Treatments. 7 ,.ig y1-'s "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

TEE CONCERT To.S1aHr.-It must no,
be forgotten that the Female College Con.
cert WIN be given iuthe Opera House to-
night, Those intending to be- present
lhOald 80 early, in order 70 secure seats;
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ADmERs Of the beautiful should see tho
Orayon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr. 4. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. { Allwho want portraits win do
well to give him q cali. "N w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

PIANO TusNa.-Lea your orders for
Piano Tuning at Adams & Lucas, 1897
Market street aud have Il promptly at
tended to. Aato0rk guaranteed. Pianos
Kept in tune and repair by the year at
q liberal discount. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

SrEuIGL MRETrEe.-A special meeting
.of the FEst Branch Of the City Council
Win be held tonight, 10 dispose Of untln.
IShed business, .s, si
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WORLDS ExPoslT1oNa-Highest medal
awarded for excellipg in Ladies' Fine
Shoes 10 Edwin @. Burt. The above
brand for sale only by L. V. BLOND,
1875 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

eUrRlifE CouET.-In this court yes.
tetday the concluding Argument was
made By G. B. Caldwell, In the case Of
Hubbard O. Kelley. +
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NoT1cE.-The greatest bargains yet in
Grenadines, japanese, Silks 10 all colors,
and Dress Goods OF all grades and descrip.
tons, direct from New York Auction and
al half their value. Call and price them;
they will astonish you. ]. ". FRgRRL:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

ExcuRIoN tickets to Wellsville will be
on sale at the Union Railroad Office good
or cam and 18th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

LAST month eighty.four and q hall per
cent ct 'old ProbablllheSh predictions
were wen verified, and the per centage
continues 70 increase.
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KNOCKED oEE.-The men employed on
The night turn at the Belmont Mil
Knocked of yesterday afternoon, alter
making two heats. Too hot. Z
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AplmnTRAToR AproRrED.-James
H@yey, Esq, was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate Of DR.. Ed
Wsdsmith, deceased. Bond $1,000.
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WE were told yesterday what's the
matter with Com. RoOte. Hes cutting his
wisdom teeth, yon SEQ.
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ELEaANT.-TwelVe. pair "A Motley
suitings, high lustre, sell anywhere at
81 cents, at 80 cents. A great bargain.
sE. .t- STONE i THOMAS,
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ALARaE new arrival Of Ladies' and
Children's made.up White Goods Of all
descriptions, great bargains, Just opened
by J. W, FERRRL.
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AVON THE CRowD.-Ladies will be
better served, and avoid the great crowds,
by calling early in the morning.
Ig.,g Stone & THoMAs.
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THs Fem. Col Con. at the Opera
House to night.
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DoN'r fail to call soon If you want two
yardsJwlde Iron Grenadines, for So cents
per yard, at ay3Ju.J. W. FERREIs.
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ABOUT two hundred Wheeling MasOns
will participation the celebration at Wells.
vile to-day. M \ ~
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L.ai... /, yoa with R.sdy.mlds salt,
PIaiD or Embroidered shirt Waists, Alpaca or
Wjrnted Dresses, TrArtlIsE DuSts,S. or Salts
fer Waterisg places, you eaH be ssitsd 81 the
L W.St Rates At oar Salt Mandatory. All
work GHAran'e'd.
1. BLUM y BRO.
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HAvERIY's MmsrRR1s 20 70 Pitts
burgh this morning, where they will per.
form the remainder Of the week.
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MONDAY was the longest day OF the
year, and the days arc now getting
shorter.
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JApss-Elegant black and white stripes,
worsted filling, good lustre, worth 50
cents ALTO cents. sToNR 8 THoMAs.
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Tine school teachers will soon be hleipg
away for needed recreation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

PeIsons leaving the city for The Summer, OF
any portion Of It, may have THs INTlLLluHEGEH
sent to their address for such tina as theyde'
stfo, at the rats Of Is etS. per week. Orders
should DO sent in ct once,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

CoeGIA's comet is Just visible TO tn
average naked eye, on clear night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

MATERFAAuI1AS has already com
meneed preparing for the 4th prox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

Tus unsteady Gfisctionate mosquito
will soon be on the wing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

TIE GLORIOUS" will be here ne1ts Sat-
rrdsy week. e..5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

Fob ls quarter Bed Spreads at 600 60
to is J.W. FRRREI's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-24

NEw SHEET Music received try.weekly
at sheib,s Music Store, 1114 Main street