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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-22

VIZ clip the following from the Pitts
burgh Daily Gazette, Of the 10Th inst:
10 Those Who Have Under Contemplation
The PurchdSc Of Il FIrTl.Cl Piano.
That "Steck" Pianos can be purchased
on easy monthly or quarterly payments Is
now M assured fact. Heretofore II has
been IN impossibility to secure n frs'.clasS
piano on terms above mentioned. Cheap
irl,hy pianos have always been offered and
sold IN this place, and Mt prices touching,
and in some instances exceeding, the price
asked for iirst.Class "SteCk," which took
the first Gold Medal OrCr all competitors at The
Vienna Exposition. Our townsman, Jchn
Xwcidinger, 1870 SmithIicId street, Pitts
bnrgh, who controls the agency for Fast
Ohio, West Virginia and West Pcnnsyi'
vania, has made arrangements whereby
he can sell these unexcClled pianos on the
easy system, Cheap pianos are made for
speculation and not Tor durability, rs u
great many are finding ont to their sOr-
row, and now would gladly make heavy
sacrifice to have their " shOddy pianos
exchanged for "Stcrk." XwcidingerS
was established in 1856, and by close at.
tention to business, md being practical
musician, always buying iirst-class goods
and selling ut the smallest living profits,
he commanded the largcs and best trade
west Of New York. A large and varied
stock OF Jubilee" organs on hand, which
arG Iirst.class in every respect new style
cases, new stops and new effects. Sold on
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MARTINS FERRY LOCAIS.-Mr. l.. W.
Inglebright has been confined to his bed
for several days by sickness, but Is now
some better.
We understand that two men under the
influence Of whisky called at the rancho
Of q dispenser Of benaine on Saturday
night and proceeded to give the duSky
proprietor complete pounding.
There was no police court yesterday
morning, although warrant was issued
for the arrest Of John Moore, charged
with being disorderly on Saturday night,
As he was out Of town he has not been ar.
rested.
A very interesting temperance meeting
was held at the depot on Sunday after.
noon, and several short addresses were
delivered.
Our enterprising furniture dealer Mr..
J. Il. Bowers has just returned from Pitts.
burgh, where he bought full line Of
collins, caskcts and undertakers goods,
and he will in few days be prepared to
furnish anything needed in that line,
While We Gun moi wish that his business
in that line may be brisk, yet, US it is ap.
pointed unto all people to die, and as ii
Is proper that those who die should be
prepared for the grave, We hope that he
may have liberal share Of the business
that must be done.
The German Lutheran Church and
Sunday School will have picnic in John
llalm's grove, near Burlington, on Mon.
day, July 9TH.
Notwithstanding the dull times in the
stove business, Spence, Baggs & Co. made
very large shipment on last Saturday,
and are daily sending of stoves to differ.
ent parts OF the country.
l." G. Wells leaves this morning TO com.
mence another years travelling for VIM.
Rczor 4 Co., stove dealers, Of Cincinnati.
a meeting was held in the Council
room on Saturday evening, and commit.
tees were appointed to make the neceSSa.
ry arrangements for an old fashioned
Fourth Of July celebration. As the
fourth comes this year on Sunday the ID
will I've observed.
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The 0RAToRIo OF EsrHER.-SO com.
pletely have our columns been taken up
OF late with reports OF the festivities at
the Opera House, that we have in a
measure overlooked the great event OF
the season, which will be the representa-
ton OF the Oratorio Of Esther AT the
Opera House next week. But while We
probably have been somewhat negligent,
Prois. Peaslee and TenbroeCk have been
busiIy engaged some three or four even
ings Of each week for the past month,
drilling and rehearsiug some eighty
Wheeling ladies and gentlemen at Waver-
ly Hall. As u result OF their arduOus
labors, the charming OratoriO OF ESTHER
the Beautiful Queen" will be presented in
all its grandeur at the Opera House, COM
mencing on Monday evening next. Prof.
Peaslee has been exceedingly fortunate
and happy in securing such an array Of
Wheeling musical talent, and judging
from the delightful sounds nightly sent
forth from Waverly Hall at the
rehearsals, We have no hesitancy
in predicting a grand musical treat
for our people. The presentation Of
this superb sacred Cantata, Us newly re-
viscd and dramRtised, with charming
music, and over three score OF living char
acters attired in gorgeous and antique
Costumes-will form one OF the most IN
strucIive, unique and delightful enter
tainments ever given before Wheeling
audience. As a musical composition
this production ranks among the first, and
Prof, Peaslee has given it before crowded
houses in New York, Pittsburgh, and
other cities, The costumes brought here
to be worn by those appearing IN the ora.
toriO are valued at over two thousand
dollars, and consist of Persian, Median,
aud Jewish outfits. The solos, duets,
Choruses, Rotations, &c, &C., in this
OratOriO follow each other in smooth sue.
Cession and We are sure the four acts Of
Esther" will never be forgotten by all
who are fortunate enough to secure seats,
In other cities the largest halls have been
filled to overlooking, church choirs and
musical organizations turning out almost
en- mGSse to witness the intense excellence
Of esther, the Beautiful Queen" Here
the oratOrio will be presented in all It's
beauty and grandeur, all the gorgeous
costumes, &c, being provided by Messrs.
Peaslee and Ten Brock. Wheeling is
truly fortunate in securing performances
Of such merit and magnitude, and We can
only account for 1t on the ground that
she Is the capital City"
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MUNICIPAL CouR7-Judye Cranmer.

MUNlCIPAL SOCHI-JUugt JTuHWtT'
The June term Of the Municipal Court
commenced yesterday. Court convened
at 9P. NJ, and transacted the following
business:
In the case OF S. lIorkheimer Il Co. Is.
l.. J. and Victor NJ. SavRugeot, the biliCe
judgment was set aside and plea OF non
assumpsit entered.
Judgment was given for the plaintiffs
for 500 20 in the case Of j, r, Hicks u
Co. rs. +, W. Budke.
In the case Of the City OF Wheeling us.
7. p. ShallcrOss, motion was made Tor
u new trial, and judgment given on the
verdict.
In the case OF John Servis Is. Franklin
Insurance Company, and same rs. Presi.
dent and Directors Of the Peabody In.
Surancc Company, demurrers were over.
ruled and the cases continued.
In the case OF Elizabeth n. Sheerer,
Extrx., Is. Peabody Insurance Company,
and Elizabeth N. Sheerer rs. same, the
office judgment was set aside, demurrers
to the declaration and each count there
Of entered, and the hearing of the case
continued to future day.
In the case Of Wilson, Hinklc ~ Co. IS.
Stanton Bros, judgment was given to the
plaintiffs for Sl73 ",
A chancery order was entered confirm
ing the sale made by T. J. lIugus, special
commissioner, in the case OF the Bellaire
Mutual Building Association rs. Elias
Dew and others.
An order was entered confirming the
sale made by WI. W. Cowden, special
commissioner, in the chanCCry cause OF
X. II. Gillespy, administrator, etc., r.
Charles Coen ei al,
Adjourned to this morning.
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NJ. GCTMAS " Co,
Corner OF Main and 18th streets.

THERE Is not a man, woman or child
but what is seriously impressed that these
are hard times. Money scarce; business
generally dull, but spring and summer
wardrObes need replenishing, whether
money is flush or not. Frank, the
ClOthier, has anticipated this general
stagnatiOn OF business and bought light
very early in the season. For the past
week his representative has been in the
market picking up such goods as are
really necessary for the masses. Money
in hand will buy clothing cheap now. He
don't wish to be egOtistical but he thinks
he has the best line of suits for mems
wear from s. per suit upwards that were
ever displayed in the city.
Franks line OF boys wear is also COM
plete, and in children's wear he can suit
you AT any price from 81 20 upwards,
Just ask to look at those 80 cent Union
Cashmere Working Pants. A choice lot
Of White Vests can also there be found,
ranging in price from 70 cents up. This
is less than the cost Of making, Gauze
Shirts, too, are sold at a quarter each,
worth double their weight in gold; and,
for want Of room, the entire stock OF
Trunks will he sold at actual cost to close
ut the Palace One Price Clothing Hall,
II. FRANK,
4G Twelfth Street,
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TRUSTEES SALE
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

By virtue Of deed Of trust, made by the "Supc-
tior Machine Company" dated the 10th day Of
October, 1871 and Oi record In Ohio county land
records In deed VI trust lOok No O. page 1872, the
ludenigned trustee John J. Jones, will on
TUESDAY, the 81 day Of August, 1915,
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ, ptOrecl to Eell at
public suction al the front door Of the Court House
Of said Ohio county, In the city Of wheeling,
aud State Of West Virginia, tho property conveyed
10 me by said deed Of trust and situate In the Frt
Ward Of said city Of Wheeling, that Il to say: All
those two several parcels Of ground lying and bchR
Immediately north Of and adjoining the property
Of the estate Of David Gardner late Of said city Of
Wheeling, deceased, west Of Main street snuth Of
Bank (iow Fourth street, and East Of the Ohio
liver; and Als1 two town lots mos 70 and 49, lying
on the north side NJ Bank tnOw FOuFth) street,
which are more fully Described In two several deeds
Of conveyance Of the slmc, bearing dGte even win
aid deed Of trust and u record IN enli Ohio cOuh'
" land records In deed lOok No 70, pages ~, ~,
1t and made by Thomas sweeney, ST., and a. j.
BWeBney and wife to the sall superior Machine
Company, aud Thomas sweeney 10 aid Company
respectively and upon which are I0cated the paint
shop, htIng shop store house and agricultural Ut
ting and machine shop Of sald superior Machine
COMPANY. also, the Iron foundry, brass foundry,
machine shop, loiler shop, hitting shop blacksmith
shop stable, &c, Of Sweeney 4 Co., containIngtwo
and half acres Of grOund h. the mne more N less
iugelhef with Nil the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the engines, machinery tools hE.
tuft4 pertaining thereto; and also all patterns,
laihea, boring mills drilling machines, planning ma.
chimes and other tools aud fixtures upon the nbnv0
named premises Andlused byiSwcCncysd 70. In and
about their business ~ founders and engine and
machine builders.
TERMS oF SALE ON. fourth Of the purtha'c mon
ey In hand on the iay d sale, and The balance In
equal payments n a. ht,its and tighten months,
With interest from the day NJ sale, jCCrTcl pay.
Inenii 10 In secured either by deed Of trust upon
the property, OF by retaining the title until tho
purchase money IA paid tAS thu trustee may TeGufcI
and by Assignment u snfiitont ih'ufanco on the
bnllding thereon,
ceiling a. trustee, shall tOnvny only such title
a. II tosttd In mr. by the above named deed N trust
my19 JOHN J. JONES, Trustee
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Il Your Lie worth io,Onis1

Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains Of some disease dur.
ing their life, When sick, the object il
to got we'll now we any plainly that no
person in this world that Is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and ih ct.
iCctS, such ns INDICATION, Costivencss,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, rNlpitNtion Of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biliousncsa, &C., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this, go to Gins.
Il. Dwights or any other Druggist, and
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
Il, Regular site as cents, Two doses
will relieve you. eodGw.
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To GET the best value tor your money
and to get Clothing best adapted to your
wants, you ought to look through num-
Der Of stocks, examine goods, note the
variety and compare the prices. Your
own judgment will then tell you where to
buy. We claim that our stock is the
largest, our variety the greatest and our
prices the lowest in the city. But We do
not ask you to admit our claim without
proof. This proof will be furnished by
yourself ii you will follow the advice
given above. Go to all those stores that
claim to carry large stocks and sell goods
at low prices, then call on US and We will
show you a stock incomparably larger
than any other kept in Wheeling. Besides
our immensely superior stock and varie.
ty, we will show you that we sell our
goods at from 10 to Is per cent lOWer than
any other house here. Our stock con-
sists Of every description OF Mems and
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Don't fail to call and save a handsome
percentage on your purchases.
NJ. GUTMAS Il Co,
Corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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A VALUABLE DisCovERY.-Dr. c. ".
Benson, n practising physician, at 100
North Eutnw street, Baltimore, ND. (who
Inns paid much attention to nervous dis.
eASeS), has discovered that extract Of
celery and chamOmilc, combined in a
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache, either bilious dyspeptic, nerv.
Ola or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This Is n triumph In mcdi.
cal chemistry, and sufferers MI over the
country are ordering by mail, lie pre-.
pnres Il in pills at SO cents per box. The
Doctor il largely known and highly re.
speCtcd in lnltimore.-Episcopdi Meth.
oiid.
Sold ly McEain Bros, Wheeling, ".
Va, and all druggists. dGw
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FOUNTAIN IN THE SECOND WARD
Superintendent Cummings yesterday had
n force Of men Mt work making the ncces.
sary excavations for water pipe to connect
with fountain which il to I've placed At
the edge Of the pavement at the south end
Of the Second Ward Market House. The
fountain, which was purchased a day Or
two ago from Mr.. y. Fisher, will he
placed In position in day or two.
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BIER.-Gns. Rolf's saloon was tllrOnged
last night, and 10. Kramers band or part
Of il made delightful music. The OcCa.
sion Of II Nil seems to have been that Gus.
was setting up for the judgment Of his
friends, some lager made in Reading, Pa.
This bier hns no doubt good reputation
at home, but after trial, the universal
call was for Rcyman's bier.
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Tar CouRN.-SUPRENE Court OF Az
Judges HayH'Ond, Moore aud Hc5.
man. The Supreme Court met yesterday
morning at nine o'clock, as usual.
In the case of Cyrus Hall, plaintiff, rs,
NJ. S. Hall and others, Hutchinson con-
cluded his argument for the appellee; he
began on Saturday, He was followed by
Camden for the appellant, Mr., Borgess.
closed Tor defendant,
Adjourned.
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4 JOKE on A DOCroR LII the southern
portion Of the city Ia disciple Of Is.
culnpius whose genial good nature has
won him many warm friends, The doc.
tor loves n Joke, and occasionally when the
tables are turned upon him his good hn.
NOR Is not disturbed The other day
he entered u drug store, and taking
of his stove.pipe hat sat 1t down on
the counter while he made Il vigorous at.
tack with his handkerchief upon his per-
spring forehead. a miscIievous clerk,
OF Tcutonic descent, cautiously in
serted inside the lining Of the
doctors hat long, thin piece Of
Limburg cheese. Now the Odor Of Linn
burgi Is not extensively known as deOdo-
ri1er,nor Is it at all popular as perfume.
Therefore tho worthy doctor, after his
hat had rested upon his head for n few
seconds, remarked emphaticnlly, turning
up his nose with m expression Of disgust,
d., there is omething dead about
here. ri I've - II can stand it,"
And of he went, earring the disagreable
odOr with him. The doctor was allowed
to run away from that smell for some
time before the trick was made known to
him.
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BELLAIRE LoCALs.-A new feature at
the soiree by Professor Weber's class this
evening at School Hall will be banjo
solo by Miss Nellie Breen. We knew
that Miss Nellie was good piano player,
but We didn't know that she could also
handle the banjo. We don't believe b.
ker intended his invention Tor the ladies',
but ii Miss Nellie can make as good music
on it us she does on the piano, it will be
an attractive feature OF the programme,
The colOred citizens Of our city gave
strawberry festival for the benefit Of their
ecornet band last night, at which pair OF
bracelets and carpet were voted away.
Owing to the laleness Of the returns We
did not ascertain who was the fortunate
party.
This is the last week OF the public
schools in Bellaire before the summer va.
cation.
The semi.annual water rents are due
on the LIST OF July.
Police business was brisker on Sunday
evening than it has been before Tor long
time.
The NJ. L. folks held meeting last
night To consider the prOpriety Of hold.
ing u Martha Washington Tea Party,
So far US We know there are no "open
dates" Tor some weeks to come.
Tonight is the evening Of the Gravel
Hill Union Sunday School Festival. A
committee Of young ladies have the sell.
ing Of the tickets in charge. No contest !!
We venture the assertion that the
ubiquitous small boy is worse in Bellaire
than anywhere else in the habitablG
globe outside OF Massachusetts,. We heard
several boys ranging from six to ten years
old talking Us Satan himself would
hesitate to speak audibly.
It is expected that Mr.. and Mrs. Scott,
Missionaries to India, now visiting rela'
tives in this country, will be present at the
NJ. L, Ladies' Foreign Missionary So.
ciety'1 District Convention in the NJ. T.,
Church Of this city tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
The Bellaire Street Railway Company
met last night, and in view Of the action
OF the Citizens Street Railway Company
Of Wheeling, concluded to advertise for
proposals for the building and equipment
Of their line Immediately, and have II
completed as soon rs practicable. twill
be put under contract on the 18th Of
June.
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Local pERsoSAis.-Capt. Frank \.
Bachelor, who commanded the steamer
Mobile Ebert, burned at Pittsburgh n
few weeks since, has purchased the lease
Of the ST. James liotel (which runs ten
years. in Cincinnati. The Captain paid
$i8l60 for the lease and furniture, md
will take possession July !.
Mr.. Th6s. Dnrrull yesterday presided at
the clerks desk in the Municipal Court,
for the first time since lis eitc ton.
The venerable Farther Hudson, one Of
the pioneers of the Methodist Church in
this vicinity, Is visiting his daughter,
Mrs Morgan, on the Island
Judge Morris, Of Point Pleasant, is
stopping at the 81. James Hotel.
fudge q. y. Camden, Of CInrkshurg,
il n guest at the Mcclure House.
Mf. Harry llOrner, Of Pittsburgh, who
will personnte the character Of "llamnn"
in the "Esthet" orntori6, will arrive in
the city on Friday.
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1'nE flooring put down in the Opera
House for the tea.party will be nkCn up.
after the bail tonight, IA Bryants Min.
strCls perform their on Thursday eve
ming. We understand that the flooring
will remain in the possession Of Mr.. Ham
ilton, to he used in the Opera House for
balls, festivals, etc, when necessary
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SABBATH SCMoOL ExCURsION.-l The
steamer Forest City arrived at the wharf
from StGubenvillc yesterday morning at
G o'clock, md left n short time afterwards
for MingO, with the German Lutheran
Sabbath School The young people Cn-
joyed n picnic in the woods and returned
in the evening delighted with the CX.
curyiOn.
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JrsrICE CALDwELt"-Upon the iniot.
nation Of Jane Armstrong, Bridget 81.
Myers was before Justice Caldwell yes
iCrday morning upon II peace warrant.
An examination resulted in the defend.
ant being required to give bond in the
sum Of $50 to keep the peace for the
period Of six months,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.--rhe re.
naming Pianos and Organs from the
AsSignees Sale Of the stock ola. X. Cad.
dis, have been placed in our hands for
sale and will be disposed Of at the first
opportunity, for exceedingly low prices.
Call early and secure bargain, at
Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, 1927 Mar.
krt street.
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MANAGER iIAMILroNs IIENErlr.-Inr
grand ball at the Opera House, for the
benefit Of Manager James Hamilton, will
take place tonight. A large number Of
tickets have been sold, and the anair will
without doubt be one Ofthc most brilliant
that has ever occurred here. The man.
ayers hope to realize at least $1,000, and
we trust that they may not be diSap'
pointed.
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NEW Law Partnership. - Mcssrs.
Geo. X. Thompson and Geo. +. lIinclI
yesterday entered into copartnetship for
The practice Of the law. Both these young
gentlemen, although lately admitted to
the bar, have handled several cases in n
very creditnblc manner, giving evidence
Of hard study and careful training, The
new law firm starts out with bright
prospect ahead, nhd with energy and
perseverance, we doubt not they will tlis.
iingnish themselves. Nessts. Thompson
& fincll have out hest wishes for the
future.
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NornISd, perhaps, more deserves our
sympathetic commiscration than the
position Of n timhl young man who does
not know what to say to his partner at
n ball; indeed, We have "hidden
depths" Of indulgence for the unfortu-
nate young fellow who, with heightened
color, ventures to remark, at Is very
warm" or "What beautiful dresses ~
But Of all the observations which could
suggest themselves to n youthful dancer
overcome with bashfulness, the following,
recently heard in II crowded ballroom, Is
certainly the most original. a say"
stammered the unhappy youth, a say"
"Ics, "Did ii hurt you much having
your ears picrCcd|
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J W. htINELJ
Cor. Main and 10Th streets

TIE l'IANO.IIARp CABINET ORGAN
This New and Beautiful Instrument is Il
combination OF the pianoforte and the
Organ, and manufactured by the Mason
4 lIamlin Organ Co. Call, see and hear
il, ut Adams Il Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street.