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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

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proceedings 4 anuiher mestits II
which ", feser' inc resolution Va
sesein.lrA aud The following was adopted
Rs.nisrn. That III Milwaukee \
IL Paul Railway 60, IL requested tr
extend The line and efec. ,heiv isw 4
within the riss lini's. anil rnn I'll lat-
senecr anil Nh necessary frcigh, trains
Ia ana from ii, city limits anil sl,en
shcv are - constructed, The citisens
viii chectfnlls cooperate with them
SO The difference vi sentiment hc.
tween this Meeting aud tho f'rmcr onc
y simply whether The depot sNall ~
"within Tho city limits ~ nn 9TH,
lands of Mr,;rceer n Ar.ula ~
fest north The adoption IT the I'll
lowing resolution really Il an aiirmanc,
% tho one that was rcsrin.lcd
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II tho Citizens association and L. 70
epeclive committees, and W. hereby 70
commit our interests into Thur hanls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

Tnk Baltimore and Ohio railroad
agent IL Chicago. Ina received orders
- accept freightr IN that city for ltos-
ton md other NV England cities "
the following rates. First olara. Oh cents;
second class. GO cents, third ciarr, ~
conis; fourth class. 81 cents; special
elass. 10 cents pr 100, cheap enough.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
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MITE itams.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

-"Jack," said man u 4 lad Just
entering his teens. "your father u
drowned" "lIang H." replied the
yong hopeful "and he's got ny jack.
knilc IN NV pockets.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

SQUIRE Mccormack Yesterday morn.
ing Wn- French came over to this side Of
the river from West Wheeling. As be
got of the ferry boat he recognized Jas
Anderson, and bid him good morning.
James was!not in good humor, and s0id
WR- to 90 = Brooklyn. This csus.
ed French to psupel his right loot in The
direction Of Anderson, with considerable
velocity. Anderson sought recourse IN
the law, and Squire Mccormick was "a.
lected 10 adjust matters. An sxanins-
tioa resulted in French being fined S and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

AususT FLowKR.-The most niSGrs-
BILE beings in the world are those suffering
nom Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
More than seyenty.tive per cent q iAt
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and then effect
such as sour stomach, sick headache, BIS
bituNl costiveness, impure blood, hear
burn, wSterbrAsh, gnAwing and burning
pains At the pit OF the stomach, yellow
akin, coated tongue and disagreeSSlt
taste in the mouth, coming up Of the 1000
after eating, low spirits, &c, 60 to he
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport AND
Martins Ferry and gel q IS cent bottle
OF . sample bottle tree Of charge Try II
g. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacture,
eoaSW Woodbury., y, J.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

Return GANE-Tbe Idlewila base
BAL club Of this city, composed exclusive
~ Of coloFed youths. viii plsy = colored
club 10 BellSlre, called the Blsckiee; a
mklch game Io-moErOR AFTERNOON. These
Gibbs pisyed game some weeks ago. in
which the ldiewilds were victorious. The
BsliAlre club On Saturday evening give The
LdIsWildF supper. The game win com.
mence a lst P. n Our irrepressible
friend, Peanut scott," assures ms In, a
large number Of Wheeling people viii 20
down 10 witness the game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

,bsuRht that be cunld make it and cOal6
have sxio-tei Ally evidence OF which 10
base il, WEs enough 70 take away ny sen
ST.. Neither my cunEciousDefs Of It's N.
ter islsehooi, puf Nh. Tilicns TetrSction
Of her part in II could remove
the shock IRON NJ heG-t Indeed her Al.
mission 10 me that Ehe had stated
under ANY circumstances, 10 her husband
% wicked 4 fAlseboo5, was the crown.
inr blow o. al. II seemed 10 me that she
vas going 10 die, and thGt her mind Was
overthrow, and lhIi ! was IN some
dreadful way mixed ~ IN il, and might
be left By her death, with this terrible
accusation hanging over me, lreturned,
ike il dream, 70 Goulto1's house,
whore ! skid very little, and soon went
homo Il has been said Inst !
confessed my guilt And expressed renorse
This Is utterly false Is it Likely that with
Mrs Tiltun'E retrsction in my packet, !
should have thus siuliifsa myself :
On the osIt evening Mr.. Muulion call
II ny house, And came up into my bed.
rom. he said ihGi Mrs. TIlton, on her
husbands return 70 bar AfieT our inter
view, had informed him Whist abe hHd
done, and tbs; had her retrSction. Mr..
Muulton expostulKie1 with me, and said
that 3 retrIciinn under the cir.
cuns:Ances would not mend matters,
but only awaken & fresh discord between
husband and wife, and DO great injury
70 Mrs TlltoD. BE SEid she bS6 Already
recEnied in writing the retrActiun made
70 me, and O! course there might be DC
end 70 such contradiction. Meanwhile
Tilton had destroyed his wiies lette; &C.
kDowledging the confession, and A0ulton
claimed thai had taken & mean Sdvkn-
tkHe and made diBhoDorEble use Of Theo-
dores request that ! should visit her in
obtaining from heT written contfA5ic-
ton 70 document not in eEiSteDce- he
said that al the difficulties could be Set
tied without any such papers, and thai
ought 70 give it up BE was under
great excitement BE made no vetbAl
threats, bui be opened his overcast and
with some impatient remarks showed .
pistol, which Afterwards he took out and
laid on the bureau near which he stood
! gave the paper 70 him, and after few
moments talk he lett
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

ITENs ABOUT TIE NuIG.-The boys
81 the Top Mil stood the weather yesieI-
day brETely, working right through.
They were visited by q party Of ladies
and gentlemen in the afternoon. bot the
visitors limited their stay TO about zen
minutes on account Of the extreme hest.
Down Al the Is Belle yesterday Efte:-
noon the boys knocked Of by two's and
three's, the weather being TOO many fOr
them. We hear people on the street
complaining Of WARN weather, but il
they spent about ten hours . dBy in 4
mill they would learn something to theii
Advantage.
The boys 81 the L. Belle mil will re-
ceive their stamps 10 dsy.
The South Wheeling glass works VA
idle yesterday afternoon Want OF glEsl
was the reason.
A reconstructed engine, No. S29, VA
TUNED ont al the B. & o. machine shop
yesterday morning, and left with ireigh
train 81 Il AZ. The engine formerly
used the hooked motion, bu; has been
provided with the link motion, also pAten
oil cups, and Al the latest improvements
John Cummings is engineer, and -
Bssett fireman OF No S2s. An engine vii
be sent from the shops in this city Dex
week to Defiance, Ohio, to run on III
Chicago extension.
OF the eleven blast furnaces in Pitts
burgh Eve are ont Of hlAst-Dot becSus
OF the depression n the iron business, bu
for repairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

The rive, was falling last evening, with
5 ieet 10 inches in the channel.
The Simpson HurDer passed up with
fourteen empty bErges and 3 keel boat
The Fox and James Gilmore passed up
dashed together.
The Science was taken Of the docks,
and Is DOW lying Just shove the wharf
boat
The Courier departed ior PGskessburg.
The Express Is to.dSy's packet.
The Stepbenviile whsrfboat is now On
the docks here
The Exchange WAS Que from Pittsburgh
yesterday morning, bui had not arrived .;
Am
by Telegraph
PITEBURSE, August lS.-Rive. feet
4 inches and falling.
7 CEcENATI, August I3.-River 9 feet
10 inches and falling.
CAIRO. August ADMINISTRATIONS
Belle, Evansville Decentralization
EVANSVILLE, August 1S-Cles- and
mol mercury 81 10 VI. Rivet fell ~
locbes. Down-FeGrless and hsrEes
Mary Auent TErascon, Sandy, Evans
vile Up-Geo, Roberts, B. q. Cooke
Business very dull.
ST LoC1s, August lS.-Arrived-John.
son, keokuk; Kinney, Missouri River
Belle Of Memphis, Memphis; Common
wealth: New OtleEus DepRrted-Rob
Roy, keokrk. Weather cloudy and
cooler this morning. CleEr and ve-y
searching this evening. The steHme,
Victory, Of the keokuk Northern Line
struck 3 SING 81 the mouth Of the ulinoi.
River 81 O'Clock this morning, and Bunk
in five ieet Of water. No freight wEs
damaged. The Rob Boy which went NJ
this evening viii raise her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

sDlc1DE AT BLLcKsy1ILE--A bow
named Benjamin jenkins, aged kbou, Il
year, living st BlacksviIle, West yir.
gina, near the State line, committed sui.
cioe by hanging. 1t is not certainly
known whether the poor fellow deliber.
AtelY committed suicide, or met his death
WINE attempting TO so through some per.
irmAnce he hAa witnessed Ct the circus
de seemed 10 hsVe 3 mania for Initiating
WHIST he mad seen in the circus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

BEILArKE-Tbe union meeting o, ne
Martins Ferry, ST. ClAirETiTe, Bnogeyor;
and GAINESVILLE was held 81 The Ptessy.
teriGn Church, where tables were "; ~
Ill pErtook q 3 richly prepEe3 dime,
AIter dinner 81 2 O'Clock Z meeting VI,
held, and NrL Wood, President Q! ,bt
Martins Feuy, and Mn. Sheets, O. No
Bsllkirt League, were elected 70 The rnL.,
Several speeches were made BY The meu
beft d The respective LEAGUES, and lie
grettest solemnity prevailed IN The entire
audience, the leading thought be,t n
Fixed upon the greatness Of the EurE he.
lore them and The importance o. It.
neWN Of Their diligence II visE 9. TIT
coming election.
A team belonging 70 David LIng b.
came frightened and nm from GGrfGrc
store on East Union down 10 The corne
Of Main street, where they turned out ~ 4
ran q furious rate out AKia I'LL iher
came IN contact with some obstacle Ehiut
upset the wagon 70 which they Ve.s ".
tGcbea. Besides The damage don't 10 ibe
wagon re did not learn Of anything ~
rionA
The BelLire base ball club give uA,
qnerA5e ball in Central HRll 70 night
n E. Church Supper ii City bal 10
night
4 Duichnkr wants 10 know "vEi o.
MByof charges 10y dem leetle small pig
val dey don't call hugs-bey."
Yesterday and to-dsy have bee
thought BY mary 70 be the hottest dByl
Of the season,
our express wagons are laden vii!
| melons.
The Baron Manufacturing ConpGrl
are shipping large orders 70 al pHrlt u
the United states and CApHdk's
Wis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

:. IHE GANuE.-PethGps the greE,s, De.
hgDt Of the gEmin is 70 hail y car ior !,
LADY. Be enters into this business ~ nth
energy, and calls TO his assistance N
Other gsnlns be can reach with his voice
Il Is pleasant for lady who modesto
alis car to find that some eight Or tan
smAl buys JON her in the EFFORT Win
hoRlF Ike oenuA They attract the Al
Vunoa % the conductor, driver and pas.
sensesS' and when Madame or Miss en-.
"a ssss' abe Is the observed Of AL observers.
inen The Email beyB stand on the curb
mo give ons parting terrific yell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

ATTENTION is called 70 the gren h.lk
rupi sale Of watches and jeWety IRON
the stock Of Vim n johnson & Co, o!
New York, which takes place this even
ipg II the store Of Geo. A WicEhsu
A1ctioneer, No. 1860 AEke; Square
This stock Is the largest and mos varied
Of any ever offered before n Euctiup IL
this cry, comprising the finest gold ~.
silver watches known 10 the trade s.
well Is any Srjcle Of solid OF p!s,ft
jewelry 70 be found in the lArges; jeWe!ry
establishment in the State. An goods sod
under . Etrict guarantee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

BALTIMORE, August 1S.-CGTT1I-
Declined &c On most grades under the
heavy receipts; very best on sale IS sos
&c 80 first quality a S5E5 50; medium
or good fair quality e 50B4 25; ordinary
thin steers And oows IS 0Os3 80. Receipts
S,i64; sales s2l9
aoes-AdvEncea; best grades $ls 0OA
10 So common IS 0Oss 50. Receipts
6 ,29S.
sEEEP-Active 4; q OOa5 %. Re
ceipts limited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

MLRT1x's FEKRT ITEls-Rev. J. Ne
10y, Of CSdiI, Ohio, addressed large
AbSi.lioense meeting on the POstohce
corner Wednesday evening. A large
pEzt Of the crowd was composed Of work.
DEmeD, and 70 that class particularly be
addressed his remUkk Mr.. MslOy Il .
fsiI speaker, and handled the question ~
though be was well acquainted with al
i;s bexrings The principal line Of his
argument went 10 show that 10 license
the liquor traffic Wopid create nonopo'
" Of il, which would be Detrimental 10
the interests Of the lGboriDg classes and
contrary 10 The character Of our instiiu
tinnL
Quite 3 number O! the ladies Of uul
Temperance League went 70 BsllEirI
yesterday TO EtteD3 . meeting Of tbI
League there, 70 which the Leagues d
Bridgeport and ST. ClEinville hBd beer
invited.
William Ross was fined 81 and cost
for being drunk aud disurdeFly AundEJ
night. William paid, and is happy
TIE BenWood Furnace is laying new
raj track from the main Of The c. & P
Railroad 20 and from the furnace
George q Smith Is again worrying
with the books q the Commercial Bank
having arrived home from Put.in-BEy
last evening.
Will Woods and wife have returDet
home from short Trip on the lakes,
james Ken Is 81 SEDousky attending 1
meeting Of Board Of Directions Of The "
d L Z, Railroad.
Rbby TEyloc, Roger Corner, Did
Road and 10. Nance, aged from twelve u
ftGeen years, were arrested and taken be
fore Rtq ESglesun this morning, CHARGE
with stealing Ekif They ~ with CON
neDdkhls p-unpdtu6e plead Guilty 4
the charge, and in default Of 500 bal
each, were sent up to the ST. ClsiTTilit
jEsl this afternoon All they care E5ou
il is, that they cannot be on hands 10 Sc
John Denier walk the tight rope THU
evening ACROSS Main street, where the!
are sure every one Of their ~pArds" vii
hE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

PHoToGRAPHs-At halls Gallery tll
merry Robinson'sl there are employed
BONE Of the best Artists in the county
and they are prepared 10 furnish .hei
customers the finest work 10 be iouDi
anywhere They do no; make cheap pi;
lures, but take special pains to MAKE
every sitting 3 success. Old PiciUrcs
copied and enlarged 10 any sizs, tilhe'
plain Photographs or finished in Ink, Oi.
Pastel or Wafer Colork. Also liie.s!7s
CrRyonS, Picture Frames, Stereoscop,
Views, and Photographic Goods Of ever
description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

Those BOGUS COLLECTORS CAUGHT
Two men named SChofeld and Yolyey,
were tAken before Justice GineSpy yester.
Gay morning On the charge Of urlswiully
collecting money for the BreserT ana
Liquor DealerS Advocate, Q pspe, publish.
ed 81 Pittsburgh. They were each held
in The sum OF 800 to appear for trial
next Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

SQUIRE MCCORMICK desires rs 10 Etslt
that be has but two C0nstAbles, Tho 3
Rose and John FinDegEn, and Ill otber
pretending to Act in that capacity iur lin
should be considered trEudE This siEle-
meui ID made because several parties hive
irKu3ulenpy represented themselves 1T
collectors in the Squire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

DKAIH OF Az OLD CITIZEN OF BEL
MONT CoUETr,-ML Thomas Armstrong
died st his home in 81. ClAirsville on Fri.
dsy, the eth inst, in the go year OF his
age. The deceased Leaves 3 vie and
three children 10 mourn tbeif irrepsrkble
loss. The remains were inferred u the
family cemetery on Csptius on SspbEth,
in the presence Of large copcourse Of
relatives and EympEthizing frieodA Nj.
Armstrong Was born in IrelSnt, bu. was
Brought 10 this country when quite
young, by his parents, who settled near
UnioDtown, in Wheeling township. he
subsequently, settled il Bekllsville, Mon
roe county, where he engaged in the mer.
Camille and produce business, to which be
added in later yeS8 that Of private bank
Ing. These he pursued with assiduity
md uncommon energy for period Of neE,
thi1y-fve years. Els health Jailed Abou;
year since, when al thought Of business
was abandoned forever. Mr.. Armstrong
had many friends IN Monroe and The
southern part Of Belmont, where he was
extensively known and much esteemed 81
8 private citizen, and Q correct, safe buEi
ness man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

RuEAwAE.-Testerdsy morning s team
belonging TO Michael Reilly was standing
IN front OF the 81 James Eotel, when the
horse became frightened and started 10
run. Turning suddenly down the whGrt
the animal turned complete summer
ssult The wagon, which was loaded
with hams, was badly damaged, and rhe
contents were strewn proniscuuusly upon
the wharf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

leland B. B. CA base ball club wa:
recently organized on the Island, By the
election Of the following ofRcers: Presi-
cent, Henry Hoop; Vice President A B,
buEens; Secretary, g. q. Collier Treas,
urer, G. L. Junkins. The new el1b vii
pAEy match game with the Bellkte club
Tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

TIE best plsn by which TO GiWsys be
sure Of the incest seat among the ladies
IN crowded street-carE Is ior the subject
lnAscuine) 70 gUstull dressed with 4 ain.
per on one foot and cane in each hand
and Of course a few other articles OF II.
tire suitable TO the occasion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

THE Republican Convention Of Pesse
township Belmont county will be held
in Commercial BAL, Martins Ferry, on
Saturday evening, for the purpose Of
electing delegates to the county and Con-
gressionAl Convention
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

DECK HAND sHUT.-Just Is the steam.
e. Fannie Freeze landed 81. Huntington,
W. vs., Wednesday, deck hand ran tc
the steamer Fleetwood and there shot l
deck hand Of thEt bost, and taking 1
yHwl, pu; out, overlook, and escaped OF
the Ffeezs, which, in the meantime, hsd
iett the landing. The parties are negroes
Names unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

ATTEMPTED BUgGLARE.-On WedDes-
dsy night burglar attempted to enter
the liquor store Of Vim. Hkrtsnstein, On
Main street, First Ward a lacy living
overhead heard 3 noise in the middle Of
the night, and looking out saw man on
the back porch eudeSvoring to get in the
store room. She gave the alarm, and the
intruder vanished without efectIng his
Object
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

DIsoKpERIT AND HOTTIE ever
ing Dan. QuinlKD and Louis Savage
entered the Grand Central Saloon, viii
the evident desire Of devourtng the II
mEtek. They were badly punished by
the proprietor, the clEret flowing Freely
from Dams probosciA Both Louis sbt
Dan were arrested md locked Mp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

GoEe TO JoHEsTowE.-About forty
o. The. Wheeling Turner'S, accompanied
BY hfamsrs fun band, viii leave by The
early train on the G. d P. Road to.mor-
row i~ J0hRstoWn, Pa, to Ettend the
convention Of Turner'S at that place
tney WIN NtRsn On Wednesday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

JUDGES AND REFEREE The judges o.
the boat race tomorrow IRE James Peters
and Edward Knowles, 81 the Nail City
and John Moore and VIM. thinner, OF the
Hegner Club. The judges have selected
James Fitzpatrick, mailer at the TOT
Mil, Es referee.