The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-05

er could have been desired by the hun
dreds OF our citizens who had resolved to
spend the Sd Of July in the woods, as an
observance in part OF the birthday OF the
republic, There were quite a number OF
this class OF celebrations on Saturday, and
there will be a still larger number to-day.
The picniCs were all we'll patronized, and
We doubt not those who attended found
much pleasure.
"Whers highest woods, imncnetnble
TO star or moonlight, spread their umbragc broad -
The teachers, scholars and friends OF
the Thomson island NJ. T.. Sabbath
School had very pleasant time in the
Martins Ferry Grove, The steamer Mar
ket Boy transported them. At this pic.
mic OF course the children we're largely in
the majority, but the old folks were not
backward about participating in the So
Cial games and amusemcnts OF the day,
and all heartily enjoyed themselves.
The members Of Friendship Council
No. !, Junior Order United American
Mechanics, excurted to Chambers Grove,
near West Alexander, Pa, which is very
pleasantly located about thirty yards
from the railroad track. Quite large
number Of persons unCOnnected with the
Order found it convenient to go out to
Chambers Grove during the day, as the
trains were run so as to give all Il chance
to spend several hours in jovial company
in the woods. j. ]. Birch's Quadrille
band supplied the music for the Mechan-
les and their friends.
The picnic of Black Prince Lodge No,
II, Knights Of Pythias, at the Fair
Grounds on the Island, attracted an i'm.
mensc crowd. Dancing commenced at
10 o'clock in the morning and continued
until late in the evening, Besides the
terpsichorcan part Of the programme
there were various kinds of games and
amusemcnts for the entertainment Of the
public. In the afternoon q game Of base
ball took place between the Nail City
Club Of Ibis city and the Mutual Club Of
Steubcnville, in which our boys were
victorious by score OF So to II. Y. T.,
Cocaynes quadrille band furnished ex.
cellentmusiC for the dancers,
A German "family picnic and evening
entertainment was the attraction at
Mas Garden in the evening, We prc.
snmr thot orr German friends entered
into tho snirit If The occa,ion and oh.
served the owe Of the "plorious Fourth
in thcirown particular style. They have
a way Of enjoying themselves socially
woulJ do we'll to copv, Vans band dis.
cnmrscd sweet music'
The frat annual nicnic Of La Belle
Lodgc 30, ., Ancient Order United
Wnrkmcn WIS held ot Whites Grove.
two miles cast Of the civ m tho Wheel.
inc md Fnirmont Pike, Misunderstanding
bn S were sold nm ile grounds and n
morr n1,iet anL orderly nienic il seldom
seen, # was n genuine family picnic,
and dancing, cro1,let etc, amused and
entertained young md old, Schreincr's
hind furnished tho music.
4 select basket picnic was held ut Fish.
ara Grove nLout three miles nm CoLl.
wells Kim, which was one Of the most
successful affairs of the season, About
sixtv coupIcs we're prrsent Representing
almost every section of thc civ, The
dancing took place in an immense barn,
JniightinIly cleon and cool dinner and
sumner were discussed in nm orchard near
hy Jimmy Riuhy md son md Prof.
Iouis Gmis furnished inc music The
norty returned home about o o'clock in
thc evening a(ter snenling n very agree.
nhln Iov m tho LilI ton.
TTs IH1yJv C,Irbniiop-The Fourth
follinr nm sunday tho Wovcrlics chose
IN ceiehrntc nm tLc tbirI and the dov
hcinr onsnicions about INV connie If
tLoss bornrrd with invitations mt in m
annoaroncc m ,hc wharf nhout i INST :
n!cIock md Inv IN minutes niicr eiCht
tho tow.hoot Iron Vnllcy,with three barge
lad. of Lro,,tv broinsn md "rroyisions' ,
w"s nrnuJIv sirnminT dawn tho nIocid
wo,crs nj Tho Ohio Lound for Crrsn,'s
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NJ Whrcling's faircst Lco,Ilips ottcmHtinv
suiciic hv s,cnninr nj tho Tonrwoy iniS
ankle deem watrr Forty gallant Waiver.
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frnm , wn,crv yrnvrEonI tLn lossnf hcr
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