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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-20

HorTENToTs GATHERING BUcHu for
Helmbold's Extract has become almost a
historical picture. The great consump.
ton Of Dr.. Helmbold's Buchu attests the
important fact that thousands upon thous.
snds need q diuretic medicine. For
Dropey, Gravel, Kidney Complaint, and
all diseases Of the urinary organs either
in male or female, there has never been
a remedy equal to Helmbold's Buchu.
lis imitators are mere trash. Helmbold's
is the old reliable standard remedy. For
sale by all druggists. eod&w
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RIP VAN WHHE.-The Dayton Jour.
nal in speaking Of the appearance there
Of Robert McWade Is Rip Van Wrinkle,
among other things says:
His acting Is quiet and natural, portray
ing village life in an effective mAnner-so
effective that the rendering OF the text
becomes visible reality. There are two
dissimilar phases in the character oil Rip
the humorous and the pathetic, and Mr..
McWade does full justice TO both Of them.
In one respect the scene partook more Of
the real than Jeferson's representation.
he introduced on the stage well trained
pointer dog, WEIGH lay down by the gun,
and when the skeleton Of the dog was
discovered, in the third act, attached TO
the tree, which, in the sleep Of twenty
years, had grown trom.s shrub, there was
no surprise"
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River News.

The river was still falling yesterday
with II feet 8 inches in the channel.
The Granite State arrived from Ports.
mouth and departed for Pittsburgh Wed
uesday night.
The Rankin arrived from Pittsburgh a
an early hour yesterday morning.
The Courier left for Cincinnati at 10I
A. NJ, where she goes on the dock fol
about a week 10 undergo necessary re-
pairs.
Towboat Camden, Capt. John Parrish
passed up yesterday morning with small
tow.
The James Jackson passed down in The
afternoon with tow Of oil barges.
The Tom Lealie passed down with a
small tow Of coal.
The Hudson Il expected to arrive from
Cincinnati at noon to-day.
The Express Is the regular Parkers-
burg packet to-day.
The Skillenger was due from Pitts-
burgh last evening.
All the local packets arrived and de-
parted as usual.
The steamer Albion arrived with a tow
oil lumber Tor Wilson & Dunlevy.
The Ed. Hobbs will get away for St.
Louis on Saturday with good trip.
The steamer Hope passed down, bound
for Parkersburg.
by Telegraph
PTTsBuRGH, Feb. 19.-Riyer falling.
seven feet four inches. o.
= CINCINNATI, Feb. 19.-Riyer 80 feet
and stationary. Arrived-Ben Franklin
from Memphis; Andes, Wheeling. De-
parted-Andy Baum, for Memphis.
LouIsynLE, Feb. 19.-RiYer rising
slowly with II feet 9 inches in the canal
and 8 ieet 9 inches In the Indiana chute
Arrived: Thomas Sherlock. Densrted
Thomas Sherlock, for New Orleans,
ST. Louis, Feb. 19.-Riyer falling very
slowly with 10 feet to Cairo. Arrived
Yaeger and Mary Lawrence, from New
Orleans; Belle Of Memphis, from Mem.
phis; 81 Johns, from Peoria; Dayenport
from Ke6kuk. Departed Laura DayiS
for Nashville; Belfast, for Pittsburgh: ,joe
Kinney, for VickSburg; johnson, ior Keo.
knk; Nail City, for Wheeling. Weather
clear and mild.
oAIRo, February 19.-Arriyed-Ar.
kansas Belle, Evansville; Pat Rogers
Memphis; Grand Tower, 81 Louis; Fan.
ME Lewis, 81, Louis, Departed-MSry
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Alice, New Orleans; Pat Rogers, Cincin-
natl; Arkansas Belle, Evansville. River
risen IA inches. Light rain. Mercury 80.
EVANSVILLE, February 19.-Weather
cloudy end mild. Mercury 81 10 3d. Rtv.
er risen I foot. Port list: Down-Mary
Ament, Morning Star. shannon, Minneo.
ID, ldlewild, Fayette, George Roberts and
Herman Campbell. Business dull.
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BRIDGEPORT ITRMs.-Gardeners are
busy making hot beds.
Spring and Winter are having hard
tuSsle for the lap.
The colored Baptists here are holding
8 protracted meeting, with Indifferent sue.
cess.
A few new plank on the Kikwood
bridge might save the corporation the
price Of horse.
It now appears that the man Of mud
has inspected our jail-"who was there
besides, foul weathers?" A rambling
jail" and q rolling mill are some Of the
novelties Of B-port. JENKINS.
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K. OF P. Columbia Lodge No.
II, K. of p, give their second Annual
Ball at Turner Hall tonight. A Past
Chancellor regalia will be voted for, and
John W. Schultz, Of Black Prince Lodge
No. IA, and VIM. F. Wollemweber, Of
Germanis Lodge No. z, have been select.
ed as candidates. The committee are de.
termined to have a respectable and sue
cessiul ball.
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AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIcEs.-
Christian Hess, Merchant Tailor, in order
to make room for his spring stock, ofFers
his entire assortment Of elegant goods at
greatly reduced prices. Mr.. Hess stock
comprises everything in his line Of the
best quality. BE employs competent
workmeu, and all orders are filled
promptly and with satisfaction. Call and
be satisfied.
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PANIC PRICES CoNTNUE.-Receiving
and opening nice, new, clean goods and
carpets every day, Cs5 per cent cheaper
than you can get old soiled goods. Call
and examine our prices and decide for
yourselves, at ]. ". Ferreps, Center
Wheeling.
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1MPRovEAENT.-Louis Cook, ESQ, is
tearing down the front oil his building In
Bridgeport, just below the jail, prepars-
tory to thorough remodelling Of the en-.
tire structure. A handsome new front
will be put in. The lower portion Of the
building will be used for business pur-
poses, and the second story for dwelling.
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BENEFIT BAIL.-The ball given by the
window glass blowers Of North Wheel
Ing, ct Turner Hall last evening, attracted
large and respectable number Of
dancers. The proceeds will be donated
TO their fellow.workmen in Pittsburgh,
who have been idle for about nine months.
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INSTRUMENTS sro1EN.-Two cases Of
valuable instruments were stolen from DR.,
James Cummins' Office on Wednesday
morning. There seems to be mania for
stealing surgical instruments in the city
just now.
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REWARD OF $l0.-sone days ago a
cupping instrument, several glass cutters
and book were stolen from Dr.. G. W.
Kelly's office, under the Opera House.
The Doctor thinks he knows the thief,
but is willing to pay reward Of SO for
the recovery Of the instrument. r
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FoR sTEALNs.-Jsck L. Harden, alias
Charles sangston, was before Squire
Clarkson yesterday upon charge Of car
rying away ofthe goods and chGttelsol Dr..
L q. Longdon, on the 18th inst, scarif.
Gator Surgical instrument used for cup
piug) valued at "a, and a gold pen val
ued at So. In default OF bail in the sum
OF $500, to appear on Monday next at9P.
N. for examination, he was committed to
iail
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TIE regalis that Is to be voted for at
the Knights Of Pythias ball at Turner
Hall this evening, can be seen in q.
Franks clothing store, 18th street, who
has kindly consented to have 1t placed
there for exhibition. Please call and
look at II.
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BuReLARY.-On Wednesday night
Messrs. Cochran & McGinty's confec-
tionsry store, on Market street, was en-
tered by burglars and about seven dollars
taken from the till. About one hundred
coppcrs were left in the drawer. Admit
ance was gained through o side door.
The fastening Of door up stairs, which
had been locked, was partly cut of,
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Qbs4ttethiaetreer
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1874.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Religious Notice.
Chapllne Street n. E. Church.
Steamer R. R. Hudson.
Attention, Sir Knights.
Soften at Bookings.
Sergeants Sale.
Mule for Sale.
Lost-Gold spectacles.
Nail City Building Association.
Chandeliers.
For Ssle-Counters and Shelving.
For Weak Eyes-0xtoby & Duftield.
The Coleman Sisters.
Fish.
Sugar Cured Bacon and Beef.
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ARRESTED LAST EvRNHo.-oflcer
Hugh Harrison succeeded last evening in
arresting Cooke Jordan, q young man
who is charged with taking several sur.
gical instruments from the office Of DR..
Cummirs. Hugh nailed his man, al
though a perfect stranger, within two
hours after he commenced looking for
him
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STILL THEY CoMR.-Every day new
goods and carpets. the latest and most
desirable styles, sud much cheaper than
old ones. Call and price them. j. W.
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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enquire upon what terms the property re.
Gently purchased can be disposed Of.
The original resolution Wasthep adopt.
cd o amended. VIZ
Adjourned,
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LUNACY-Louis Bounds, Of Washing
ton, Pa, supposed lunstic, was before
Squire ChArnack yesterday for examina'
ton. he was committed to jail until
March 18th, when he will be examined.
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TIED UP.-Deputy United States Mar
shal Irwin yesterday morning levied upon
the steamer James E. Rankin, immedi-
ately upon her arrival here from below
The levy was made because Of a differ.
ence Of opinion among the owners,
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ATTEMPTED surcDR.-wednesdsy at.
ternoon q young woman PANIED Amanda
Ross, OF Clarington, attempted suicide BY
jumping into the river from the fats at
the Bellsire Blast Furnace. She was res.
cued in an unconscious condition, but has
since recovered. Miss Ross has been
living in Bellaire for about year. The
uneven course Of love Is reported aS the
cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-20

1MPRovNa.-Ross Porter, who was run
over by loaded car at the Martins Fer
~ furnace recently, Is improving rapidly,
His injuries are not as serious as was at
first supposed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-20

PIANOS and Organs very cheap at
sheib's Music Store, prior to removal
March 1st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-20

RyRRYBoDY thinks the sabbath" the
best Church music book published. Price
$lS 90 per dozen, 81 %, for sample copy,
at sheibs Music Store, 18th street.
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SPRING style SILK Hats at Browne, the
Halter, 1907 Market street, opposite the
Mcclure House.
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NEW PACKET.-We understand that
the steamer MAllie Rsgon is to take the
place Of the Courier In the Parkersburg
trade, while the latter is undergoing re-
pairH.
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,FoR all kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods, such as brown and bleached Mus.
Inns, Table Linens, &C., &C., go to Henry
Jacobs.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT MADE by get.
ting your goods at the closing ont OF the
entire winter stock oil Dry Goods by ].
W. FERRELr Main and 2Otn streets, Cen.
tire Wheeling.
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Twill SELL all the present stock oil
Ladies, Misses and Childrens velvet foxed
shoes, Philadelphia make, at cost, to close
out. Call soon, Jerry Clemens.
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NEW RAnwAY.-John Keohnllne, ST.,
has built an inclined railway at his coal
works just above Bridgeport, and now
runs his coal 10 cars from the shaft to
the barges.
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SECOND hand Organs, Mason s HSnlin,
Taylor & Farley, Smith and others, very
cheap at sheib's Music Store, 18th street.
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THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range Of the temperature as
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
IS 81 50 ~
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ABUSIVE LAEsUAeE.-William Bell,
before Squire Mccormick yesterday, en-
tered complaint againat Dora Otto for
using loud and abusive language toward
him.
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For great bargains in Csssimeres and
Jeans, go TO ]. W. Ferrel's.
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HENRY JACOBS opens this morning 100
pieces Hamburg Edgings and Insertings
atVery low prices.
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PERsoNAIs.-The Coleman Sisters and
company arrived in the city yesterday,
and are stopping at the St. James.
Dr.. John Fuller, Of Hong Kong,
CHM, was at the Mcclure House yester-
day.
Maj, Rose Williams, of Lancaster, was
at the 81 James.
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COLUMBIA LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As
give 3 Grand Ball ct Turner Hall To-
night Nh.
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GREAT BARaAISs.-Just received,
plain colored Delaines, at ]. W. Ferrers.
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TEE Latest OUT. Ladies French
bronze toilet slippers at Jerry Clemens.
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THE grandest Ball Of the season at
Turner Hall tonight.
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POLICE CoURT.-The police court yes
terday morning was a whitewash.
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TIE best music and the elis Of the city
viii be at Turner Hall tonight.
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To SAVE money in bleached and brown
muslins go to ]. W. Ferrel's.
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sYRUPs made Of sulphuric acid and
starch food the markets.
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BAsR-BA1L will round again before
skates have had q fair chance.
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A GLORIOUS time tonight at the Ball
at Turner Hall.
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Go TO Turner Hall tonight II you
wish to have q good time.
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MUNICIPAL COURT at 10i An.
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"SoLrD CANCELLATION" is the latest
name for Ice.
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GREATEST Bargains in white Marseilles
Quilts just received at Henry Jacobs.
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TINS is easy weather on the car.drivers,
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RESOLUTIONS.

By Dr.. Hupp: To extend the term O
the evening schools during the month o.
March. = y =
Adopted and afterwards reconsidered
on motion Of Mr.. Maxwell.
The ayes and noes were called for
with the following result:
AYES-Bowers, Caldwell, Hupp, Rogers
Stilel, Scott, Todd, Ziegler-S.
NoEs-Bickel, Ellifritz, Hall, Maxwell
Otte, Stewart, Wheat.
So the resolution was adopted.
By Mr.. Maxwell: That the commits
sloners In each township be required "a
comply with the order Of the Board in
relation 10 the employment Of teachers
for the evening schools, employing but
one teacher 10 each fifty pupils. Adopted.
The Clerk was authorized to make o
change on his register, assigning positions
as follows in Centre School: Miss Min
ME Black to Div. TO-" Miss Maggie Reed
to Div. 3D." Grade 2; Miss Cornelia ham.
ilton to Div. "B," Grade 1.
BY Mr.. Stewart: That the Commits.
sioners Of Washington township be di.
rected to purchase bell for their school
house at 8 cost not exceeding $35.
Adopted. :
By Mr.. Wheat: That the Commission.
ers Of Richie township be authorized 70
improve the grounds Of Richie school BY
planting trees and boxing the same, at q
cost mol exceeding $50. Adopted. .
By Dr.. Hupp: That the several PROMO
sitions which have been or may be ap-
proved or suggested, having reference to Q
school house for the Second, or for the
second and Third Wards, be referred to
the Committee on Buildings and Grounds,
with Instructions TO report: LIST, Whether
school building d needed: Cd. II
needed, OF what capacity; Sd, The best
and most available site.
Mr.. Logan offered as substitute the
following: 'O
Resolsed, That the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings be instructed 10
enquire into the expediencY Of consnI.
dating at the proper time the present NH.
division Of Madison township, with The
Clay township sub-district, and erecting
in suitable locality building sufficient
to accommodate the children Of both sab.
districts, and to enquire what grounds can
be obtained for such purpose, with prob.
able cost OF the same, and report as soon
as possible to called meeting Of this
Board.
On motion Of Mr.. Maxwell, the words
Commissioners Of Madison and Clay sub.
were substituted for aCom-
mittee on Grounds and Buildings" in the
substitute; also, that II the Commissioners
select another site, they be instructed to
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RARE CHANCE
FOR THE HEAD & FEET.

Ladies' fine Kid Foxed Caters
reduced from 1926 to 81 ~.
Ladies' fine Kid Foxed CATERS n
reduced from $3.50 to $y.sO.
Ladies' fine Oil Pebble BANJO
rails reduced from S2.2S to ST.
so. Ladies' fine Pebble Morocco
Balmorals reduced from $3.50
to 1926. Mems half double sole
hob nailed Br0gans reduced
from S2.OO to Sl.75. And all
the rest OF my large stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
will be sold at q proportionate
reduction for cash.
j. T. STONE,
Us KAIY sT-opposIs Grant HauN.
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EARLnulACcoHAo

Tickets 10 all principal points in ths East and
West can DO procured At the Union Ticket omeo,
port. J. r. NYKRS,
deeiS General Passenger md Ticket Agent.
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T. d W IIIIAUl
Report received and filed.


The Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting to $274 SO, which were
ordered paid.
The special committee on the PROPOSE,
ton Of J. s. Fairfax, in relation to claims
for preparing plans and specifications iol
Washington township school house, re,
ported in favor Of paying $3.50 in full fol
all demands, and the report was received
and the recommendation adopted:
Committee on German reported the ap.
pointment Of Herman Kryter as teacher
In Washington school, and the appoint.
ment was confirmed by the Board.
Mr.. G. U. Kemble, architect, submitted
plans and specifications Tor the Madison
township school house, which were re.
terred to the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds for report.
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oAIRo, February 1O.-Arriyed-Ar.
KANSAS Belle, Evansville; Pat Rogers,
Memphis; Grand Tower, 81 Louis; Fan.
ME Lewis, 81. Louis, Departed-Mary
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-14
The Monkey and the Whiskey.

IA monkey had seen his master and
his companions drinking. Finding .
glass half full of whiskey, Jack drank it
"ff. 1t few to his head. He soon began
to dance and skip about in most ridicu-
lous manner. Jack was drunk. Those
who saw him we're greatly amused with
his performances. The next day they
wanted to repeat the fun. His master
looked about for him, but he did not
make bis appearance. On looking into
his box. be was found lying down in the
furthest corper. Come ont, said bis
master. Afraid to disobey, poor Jack
hobbled out On three legs His fore paw
was on his head. saying. - plainly ~
possible. that he had bad hcadsche.
They left him far day or two to get
well! aud then t0ok him te the drinking
place again. Jack looked at the glasses
with terror. and srept behiLd "a chair
When his mastsr ordered him to drink, !,
he sprang out Of the room. and ,slimbed. in
an instant. to the top Of house. They
called, him down; but he would not come.
His master sheok his whip At him. out he
grinned defiance. Then gun was brought
and pointed at him.. Of all things, be
was most afraid Of gun but he only
bobbed his head. and leapsd to tho other
side Of the roof. They went, round and
pointed the gun at him from that side
Then he sprang for the chimney, and. lot
ting himself down into one Of the fues,
held on by his fore paws. He was will
ing to -e smoked or singed rather than to
be drunk Then his master gave it up.
Jack lived with him for several years af-
ter that. but nothing would ever induce
him to touch drop Of liquor again"
That was . sensible monkey--a good
deal more sensible than some men who are
supposed to know better. Young men
who waste their time in drinking saloons
never amount to much. ,.st I. sa,