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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-28
Now Is YOur Time.

Now is your time! No such chance again in
one hundred years! The Bazaar is selling out
their entire stock of Dry Goods rs per cent.
below cost, as they intend giving UP their dry
Ing Goods. This is no bogus sale, but q genu-
inc selling out of our entire stock of Dry
Cry Goods, as y you will find out by calling at
the Bazaar, corner of Main and Requena
streets. oppOSite the u. S. Hotel. iel7
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Special Notices.
Sewing Machines.

The Light-running Domestic, the lavoIite OF
the East, needs only to be seen To be aprrec.-
ated. 1t runs so light that IL is running iis
way into families everywhere. Johannseh
Grosser, furniture dealers are the agents here
Ducommuns Building, up-s'aiis, corner Main
and Commercial streets. JNltl-ii
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-28
Thrown from Mule and killed.

WADswoRTH, July 9th. This eve-
ming son of Mr.. Thompson, about IL
years of age, was thrown from mule
he was riding, his foot being fastened
in the stirrup. He received such in
juries that resulted in his death. 5.if
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-28
MAC HINE SEWING,
No. 9 Beaudry Terrace. 8.
cHIRTs MADE TO oRpER by a

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER by an
- experienced cutter. Shifts OF the latest
style and of best material for 81 so, So 70 and
have shirts made for 81 80. Perfect fits pnar.
anteed. Old shirts re-bosomed and repaired.
Ladies, and childrens' undercothing. Tuck
ing and stitching by the yard, and children's
coraeo oonnets, done In fine style. jyl3 I'm
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WA NTED d.
A man TO take charge of a hotel at
Po M oNA

AT once. Apply in person to the office OF the
Los Angeles Immigration and Land Coop
eratiye Association, corner of Temple and
Spring streets, Los Angeles.
l.. NJ. HOLT, Sec.
July 10, 1876. Jyl7ff
Express copy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-28

Bullion Death of Ship
Masfer-Man Crushed-Tire mt Grass
81 valIey-Marine---N Doc.
tors In Limbo.
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LONDON, July 27th.-Right Rever-
end Canon Thirwell, Bishop of st. Da-
vids, is dead. -tsr=.
An alarming state of things pre-
walls at Oldham. Only six out of
1872 mills belonging to the Employers
Association are working.
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Champion R0wers.

New YORK, July 27th.-John Bigler
to-day accepted the challenge of Pat
rick Reagan of Boston, to-day, to row
a three mile race for $4,000 and the
championship of America, the race to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

CAMPAIGNING ASSOCIATION Satur-
day last the annual meeting OF the Wheel
ing District Campmeeting Association
was held, on the camp-meeting grounds
at Moundsville, and the following mem
bers, fifteen in number, were elected for
the ensuing year: Rev. c. Z, Manchester,
Rev. ]. P. Thatcher, Rev. j. Mckendree
Kelley, Alfred Gains, John Carlin, f. g.
Cracraft, Samuel Faris, Rev. d. II. h
Dix, Rev. T. b. Hughs, Alfred Tomlin-
son, VIM. Alexander, VIM. Il. Mcdonald,
Isaac Cloudy, ]. NJ. Richards, and John
Bailie.
The Association then went into the
election OF officers for the ensuing year,
with the following result; President,
Rev. +. Ball; Vice-President, Rev. T. b
Hughs; Recording Secretary and Treas,
urer, Joshua Lancaster; Corresponding
Secretary, John Bailie. The following
committees were also appointed; Pru'
Dental Committee, Geo. Edwards, Jas
BOdley, William Alexander, John s
Riggs, Alfred TOmlinson; Improvement
Committee, VIM. p. Gibson, Geo. Edwards
John S. Riggs, VIM. Alexander, Isaac
Cloudy; Tent Committee, James Bodley,
John Bsilie, E, G. Cracraft, VIM. Alexan'
der, George Edwards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

BELLAIRE LoCALs.-The excursion
train which left here for camp-meeting at
s A. NJ. on Sunday was advertised to reach
here in the evening at $50. Itleft Burr's
Mills at 5;l5 p. NJ. and arrived in the
freight yard here at quarter past twelve
next morning. The engine Of a peach
train broke down this side Of Burr's and
that delayed them until the engine could
be got of the track and another sent from
here to take the peach train on west. Al
ter this the excursion train had lost the
right Of track, and had to lay by until the
west.bound train passed, and it was an
hour or more late. The hind car Of the
excursion train also broke down and had
to be lifted from the track and left. The
other coaches, which were uncomfOrtably
filed before, had to receive the passen-
gers from the disabled one, and to crown
all the cars had not been prepared for
night travel, and the only light on the
train was made by few candles obtained
from No. 4, the regular west-bound train.
All the provender on the train was con.
sumed, and when they stopped at Lewis
Mills some OF the passengers awakened
the store keeper and bought everything
eatable he had except box Of worm
candy and some dried peaches-also
wOrmy.
The crowd on the Camp ground, Sun
day, Is said to have been the largest ever
seen there.
Only about six citizens OF BelIairc went
to MOundsville Sunday.
An eighth heaven is in process Of con-
struclion, to accommodate the unpreCe-
dented bliss ofour friend Ferren, foreman
Of the Independent Office, It's "yOung
lady," and Tucker has begun to save up
money to buy her piano.
Thirty-six car loads Of peaches went
through here Sunday.
Grapes have made their appearance,
and are selling at 10 cts per pound
1t Is impossible for one who has any
regard for truth to read the Registers Bel
laire locals without sensation OF horror.
The existence OF such u man az l.eet is
unfortunate, but unavoidable. You can't
exhaust his supply OF assurance, and
there is n law against knocking him down
with brick,
The sewer pipes at the school house UNI
derwcnt thorough repairs yesterday.
The switches, connections, ETC., Of the
street railroad arc being laid. The
curves are already in their place.
One Of our fire companies got Barnes
vile firm Of so.called "jOb printers" to
print posters for festival, and the re-
suit is that their posters are in such con-
ditiOn that to call them readable were an
exaggeratiOn.
a gentleman here has taken to CRITICS.
ing poetry. This is his style: Thana-
topsis is not an admirable poem, because
one cannot tell from II whether the au-
thor Is u bricklayer or n bOOtblack,
There Is an ugly spot in the gutter in
the alley on Thirty-third street between
Union and Belmont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

CLosED.-Sunday was the last day O.
cnmp.meeting at NIoundsville, and yes
terday the tents were torn down and the
grounds were again deserted. The meet
Ing the present yenr was the largest evel
held in MOundsville, and all engaged il
the work are highly pleased with the
great success which has crowned their ef
forts. During the progress of the meet
ing seventy persons were converted ant
seventy.threc experienced the love Of the
Lord. The meeting was in progress let
days, and converted fraction over at
average Of ten each day.
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MATRtMoNIAL.-The residence Of Eb.
enezer i, Zane, Esq, No. 05, South Penn
street, Island, was The scene last evening
Of very pleasant and social gathering,
The occasion was the marriage Of Mr.. j.
A. lIalsted, city editor Of the lNrELLi.
aENCER, and Miss Annie NJ. Zane. The
happy couple we're accompanied by
Misses Annie Moore and Cora Zane, sis.
ter Of the bride, MS bridesmaids, and
Jacob Grubb and Edward Brues ne
groomsmen. Mr.. IIalsted and lady
held reception after the cere.
mony and congratulations and pres.
ents flowed abundantly, all seeming to en-.
Joy themselves greatly. At 10 o'clock a
bountiful supply Of Refreshments was
spread and the numerous company pres
ent partook Of the same with a hearty
good will, Mr.. II, and bride leave this
morning for Cleveland, thence to Putin.
Bay and the West. Our best wishes 70
with them for their future prosperity and
happiness, Next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

Cry PERsoNALs.-Mr. Ed. W. Brue
yesterday morning returned from hi
Southern trip, looking much the bette
for n few days recreation.
Manager Hamilton will take the Sher
idan 4 Mack Company to Youngstown
Ohio, tomorrow.
Mr.. Philo A. Clark, advance agent o
Sheridan Il MaCk's combination, is at thu
Mcclure House.
Prof. Baxter left for home last evening
Major &. W. Franzheim has returned
from Martinsburg.
Mrs, John NJ. Sweeney, Of St. Louis, Is
in the city visiting friends, She expects
to return home in u few weeks.
Martin Thornton, the popular Market
street restaurateur, left for Louisville
KY, on Sunday night last, to visit friends
who reside there, We wish him pleas
ant visit, -,
The friends of Mrs. Simon Keim will
be panied to hear of her severe illness at
her residence on Market street,
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AMONG THE GoDs.-George Washing.
ton Grabem was his name; be was there
at the Opera House-in all the regal
splendor Of Cheap Johns wholesale and
retail clothing establishment, and by his
side sat the partner Of his bosom, her
whom he had sworn to protect and cleaVe
unto so long as the gentle zephyrs oil
heaven were permitted to be inhaled into
the chest OF him who thus sat there
among the Gods Of the gallery, the OBJ
served of all observers. The name Of his
better half was Jane; twas she who had
persuaded G. Wash. to don his Sunday
apparel and meander forth last night to
see the performance Of the "Mimiques;"
twas she who sat there a martyr to the
paper wads Of the bOOt.blacks and news
boys. Her hair was auburn; so auburn,
indeed, that it cast halo Of light around
her freckled brow only equaled by the
reflection OF a locomotive headlight
Around her neck she wore large ban
dana OF various hues connected at the
throat with u sword buckle Of the times
Of '76.
&c. WASH" said she, "Gim me some
more peanuts"
"Jainey, darling, my life is yOurs;your
slightest wish shall be Obyed, and he div
ed deep down into the reCesses of the
pockets OF his great duster, and brought
forth that which she OF the auburn locks
so much lOnged for,
And there they sat, these two lovers Of
the drama from MCConnahangh town,
eating nuts and throwing the shells into
the "pit," right onto the heads OF those
whose exchequer would not allow them to
sit higher up in the world,
"Washie, honey, see the angel fit cross
the-Oh, she's gone, dear; wasn't she
nice; did you see her. Oh! another,
look look Washie," said she,
And "Washie" looked, gazed long and
steady at the angelic form OF one oithe
ladies, and turning to his spouse remark
ed;
"Janic, she's purity purifier than the
circus gal last summer who almost OBJ
liberated you from this noble BOSOM"
"G. Wash." replied discouraged spouse,
chow dare you; Pill. =.
"Look, jamie, at her purity slippers"
said Wash. not noticing her remark, "Lor,
but she's nice"
NGeorge Washington Grabem," scream
ed Mrs. g., "frOm this time forth no more
shall you leave the Incorporated limits OF
McConnahaugh town to gaze upon those
who would rob me Of your love, and when
get you home I'll wear out that new
mop you gave me over your head your
wife will not submit, no, never, to have
her husband look with admiring eyes on
show women. Come, go with me"
And they meandeFed ont amid the ieers
Of the Gods, who declared twas fruit to
see the old gal go for him, The last seen
of them, she was forcing George into q
street car, fOrcibly reminding him Of the
wrath to come when the sacred precincts
Of their domcilc was reached,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

CRoPs IN WEST VIRaTNTA.--A cores
pendent Of tho Pittsburgh Leader writes
from Raleigh Court House, W. ", rs fol-
lows
cater inquiring around among our
farmers, find the recent floods have de,
stroyed nearly one-third Of the wheat and
oat crop. Corn Is not injured much
grass has done exceedingly we'll, and take
everything into consideration, we have
come out remarkably we'll. We have no
fruit here, neither apples, pears, peaches
nor any other kind, II being killed by the
late freeze in tho spring, Farmers are
cheerful and confident they will come out
all right yet.
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GREAT bargains in colored shoes at
L. v. BLoND's.


LETTERS FROM DRuGGIss.-Thcre is no
case Of dyspepsia that Green's August
Flower will mot cure. Come to the drug
store Of Chas. L, Dwight, or any other
druggist, and inquire about it. II YOU
suffer from Costiveness, sick headache
sour stomach, indigestion, liver com
plant or arrangement Of the stomach or
liver tryit, Two or three doses will re-
lieye you,
Boschee's German Syrup is now sold
in every town and city in the United
States. Wehave not less than five hun.
dred letters from druggists, saying 1t Is
the best medicine they ever sold for con-
sumption, throat or lung disease. Sam
pie pottles OF both 10 cents each. Regu-
lar size 10 cents. eOd&w,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning, the
team belonging to the firm Of Ogle6ay 4
Son, while being hitched to the wagon
started from the alley adjoining the In
rELLlGENcER building, towards Thir.
tenth street. The wagon struck the cor.
her Of the building knocking out consider.
able brick, and also demolished the wa.
ter spout coming down the side Of the
building. No further damage was done
the team being brought 10 halt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

CohLtstoN.-We understand that two
wagons while being driven to the camp
grohnd from the depot at Moundsville on
last Sunday came In contact with each
other and were badly smashed. The wng.
ons we're loaded with people, who; all
escaped uninjured, which was a miracle.
We were informed il was due to the car
lessness Of the drivers, who were racing.
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CusEDNEss.-Some person or persons
whose proper place ofabode woull~be the
State peniientfary, have so disGgured the
large panes Of glass in the show windows
Of Nessrs. Rice, Lakin & Pierson, Stall.
man, and Budke, by cutting them with n
diamond as to render them liable to crack
at any time. These large panes Of glass
cost from $50 to 500 per pane, and to
have them thus rnined Is not, to say the
least, in accordance with the wishes Of
the parties who have been the victims Of
the cussedncss Of some drunken hummer,
The police would do well to look otter
such things, and any one caught in thus
injuring property on the public thorough
fares should be made to pay the heaviest
penalty the law nllots for such misdO.
mcanOra,
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FACTORY NorEs.-Twenty.three fur.
nnces we're on last night at the Upper
Riverside Mill. Nearly all the helpers
have resumed at this mill.
The Top Mill has again resumed work.
A full force Is reported.
The 50 90 per diem question is causing
considerable discussion among the milf
mon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

IMPRovED.-Th The Female College
grounds are being put in fine repair under
the supervision Of Thos, Hornbrook, Esq,
Of. the Board. Mr.. ElOrnbrook deserves
much credit for the taste and zeal he has
manifested. The gentlemen Of the Board
Of Trustees are heartily at work in Civ.
Ing the College building and grounds all
needed repairs; while Miss Taylor, the
Principal, Is busily at work making inter
nal improvements. The patrons Of the
College will have reason, no doubt, to be
grntiicd over tho results, by the time the
session opens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

TAMPERED WITH-A man who had
tarried long at the wine.cup and one thing
and other, went to the postoilice in n state
Of drunkosity, and received postal card
from an old friend. lie tore of the end
and tried to open it, then he tore off the
other end, and made vain attempt to
reach in with his thumb and finger and
pull out the letter; then he tried to pry
under where the seal ought to be with his
lead pencil, and finally rolled himself up
to the delivery window and Indignantly
told the astonished clerk that "s.s.some-
body's been t.t.him.tamperin' 18th this
letter"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

The l'mE.-An alarm Of fire was
sounded yesterday evening ut about 0
o'clock. The cause of the alarm was the
catching fire Of one OF the retorts at the
gas works. The large water main through
which the gas passes had sprung leak,
and unnotiCed by the employees, had be.
come entirely empty. While in this con.
dition one Of the retorts was opened, and
the gas passed into the water main, which,
being empty, allowed the gas 10 return,
The gas caught fire and large blaze was
the result, but there being no woodwork
to take fire no damage was done. The
fire department responded promptly, but
there was no work for them.
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BUFFALO DtLL.-That eccentric indi.
vidual who Ia known by all the yougsterS
In this vicinity by the above named title
was in town yesterday. lie was donned
with a light silk, plush stove.pipe hat, n
light vest, embellished with soldier
buttons, light pants, light coat, n light
mind, and long hair which was burned
brown by the sun. lie looked as II he
had Just returned from the mountains.
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GRANT House LIVERY SrADLE.-NIr.
J. $. Simpson, Of the National Livery
Stable, atSt. Clairsville, has recently pnr-
chased and reiitted the Grant House Liv.
cry Stables, one Of the hest stands in the
city. Mr.. Simpson brings into the bust
ness many years d experience, n thorough
understanding Of the wants Of the public,
and genial and accommodating dispo.
sition, which render him both pleasant
and reliable manto transact business with.
Among his well.selected stock Of We.
hiCles will be found every kind, from a
fine large Omnibus TO ladies' delicate
basket phaeton. His horses arc fresh,
spirited and safe for either riding or
driving.
=, In addition to the regular livery, bust.
ness, ample provision has been made for
boarding horses, while MS a sale stable it is
one Of tho best located stands in the city,
being in the immediate vicinity Of the
Market House. Mr.. $. solicits share OF
the public patronage, aud in the care Of
horses entrusted with him for boarding
or for sale will guarantee satisfactory
terms,
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A VERY pleasant party Of young folks
we're assembled last night at the spacious
dining rooms Of Mr.. Frank Fall0urc, ,on
Market street between 18th and 18th, A
surprise party to his daughters, Misses
Jennie and Sue, was the occasion. The
young folks enjoyed themselves hugely.
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THERE were two cases before Justice
Belville yesterday. Jacob Fraser was
arraignCd on u peace warrant, sworn out
by Mary Fraser; continued till Tuesday
morning at0 o'clock. William Brunell
was arrested on complaint Of Elizabeth
Ankaney, and the trial was continued
This case Is the result Of The SO.caIled
Jacob street war" and will probably set
Tie the mniier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

HEIMRoID's BucHu Is still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the Cele.
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists, 1t is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp, John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&M.
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SHERIDAN MACK.-An appreciativG
and refined audience greeted this celebra'
ted troupe at the Opera House last even.
ing. The troupe we'll deserves the high
reputation which II bears, us was indicat'
cd by the numerous GnCOres which they
received. We can safely say that we never
saw any audience 30 highly delighted. The
Ducts between Sheridan and Mack espe.
cially the one known as"Whos Dat Knock.
in On De Outside Gade," were simply
immense, and their rapid changes won.
derful. Mr.. John D. Kelly isa prodigy In
his line. His performance on the violin
Is certainly beautiful and his limitations
Of the barn.yard were good. lie also
played Home, Sweet Home on the banjo
and Concertina at the same time, playing
the air with the conCertina md accom-.
panying with tho banjo, which is verydilii.
cult. Mr.. Walter Bray Is by far the best
negro comedian and deIiniator that has p.
peared in this city for many day. Ills
songs, dances and jokes were superb and
brought fourth repeated encOreE. OF
Miss Alicia Jourdon, the male imperson-
RtOr, we will say she Ia justly the queen
In her line. Her costumes are fine; her
manner graceful; her voice rich and
sweet, and her songs new and good.
Miss Belle Hewitt and Miss Fanny Pier.
son are lirst.class in their songs and
dances and deserve great merit for their
efforts to please all. The crayon Of Henry
Ward Beecher and the drawing OF the
donkey, the lrishman md Dntchmans
which were executed by W. G. Turner be.
fore the audience, were. laughable. He
certainly exhibited extraordinary, talent
say that II Ia indeed a novel entertain.
mcnI, and Manager Hamilton may con.
graduate himself upon securing such a
company. We advise all Of those who
were unable to attend last night to secure
seats for this evening aud have n good
l1uUh
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We have made preparations to inter.
view ST. Peter and Look after the "gates
aiar," and also ascertain the manner Of
Donaldson's and Gfimwood's taking of,
by making an ascension in Barnum's
mammoth air palace. But ifs a grim
subject an we lesist.
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POLICE CouRT.-Judge Craumer

Court met as usual, and the following
cases were disposed of;
John Meaken and Peter Lause, were
arraigned on charge Of disorderly con
duct, but were discharged, there being ne
testimony against them,
Richard Ilennegan was found guilty o
disorderly conduct, and fined So and costs
John Cherry was fined $40 and costs fol
disorderly conduct.
Phil. Smith was fined S. and costs fol
same oilense.
John Nichols was fined s. and costs fol
drunkenness, In default he was SEN
down for ten days.
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NOrtcE.-Auction sale Of ]. W. Fer.
rels dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors a few days to see II his con.
tinuntion Of selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now Ia your time for dry
goods and carpets ut your own price, al
j. ". Ferrel's, corner Main and goth
streets.
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Boar RAoE.-Roberl Peal, Of steuben.
vile, Ohio, and John Pedgrift, Of Chi
cago, are to row a race at Steubenville,
Ohio, Of three miles, one and half miles
and return, for $500, OIL Saturday the
18th OF September.
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RErURSEp.-Prof. z. G. Bundy return.
ed from an extended trip through the
North and West last week. lie reports
the weather us fine, and better crops than
there has been in that section Of country
for many years. While absent lie visited
Madison, Milwaukee, Minneapolis and
many other places Of Importance. lie
was gone month.
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Mn. CYRUS QUARRlER, an employee oil
the \. 4 o. shops; residing at the corner
Of Chapline and Twenty.second streets
was attacked with spasms at the Opera
House last night, falling from his chair,
II caused considerable excitement at the
time, but quiet was finally restored, and
Mr.. Quarter removed To his home.