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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10

BELLAIRE ITEMs.-The Bellaire re-.
porter OF the Register was misiniOrmed
Us to the prevalence OF scarlet fever. To
stop school on account oil the foolish ru-
mors going the rounds would be the
height OF injudiciousness. There is prob
ably not case OF scarlet fever in the
city now, and assurcdly there is none
among the scholars OF the public schools.
What little fever has been in our city was
in neighborhOods where water had lain
and stagnated, and instead OF being odd
that little fever existed, it is wonderful
that it was not widespread. The
hygiene OF the city in general, it strikes
Us, is in state OF sad neglect. We could
name at least dozen localities where
pools OF slop and filth are allowed to
stand upon the most popular thorough
fares without an effort to prevent it..
With such state Of affairs is not won.
derful that lew cases Of fever have cx-
listed.
The new band is all the subject oil con-
yersalion now. As We announced ycster-
day that it would he, the cane and jewelry
have been placed on exhibition in the
show window OF NJ. Craft, on Union street,
and are the objects Of great curiosity,
Voting is lively.
Wan. I iii. HTT H. noSe company ~ oie r'i' ,s
next meeting, Tor their formal acceptance
or rejection.
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lEELMnoLp's BuCnu is still in the re.
NTH of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. llelmbold, the cclc.
brated medicine Is still manufactured ut
the laboratory nj Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. It 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. tl6w.
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ABOUT PAvEMENTs.-In the Second
Branch Of Council on Tuesday night, Mr..
Sylvis offered a resolution, which was
adopted, ordering the Street Commissions.
or 10 compel property owners to lay
pavcments where the curb has been set.
lie stated, also, that it was his intention
to continue to offer such resolution
until said pavements were put down. 1t
Is notorious fact that in many portions
Of the city there are no pavcments, and
the curbsione is allowed to wear away
without the rcmotest idea from any one
of putting it to any practical use, Is.
pcciaily Is this the ease on the Island.
We hope the Street Commissioner will
make a tour Of the Seventh Ward and no
tify those interested to lay their pave.
mpntR,
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AN intelligent merchant In this city,
worth from $4,000 10 100000, borrOws
his ncighbors' daily papers regularly,
feeling that IL Ia his duty to keep posted
on current matters, while he Is Too poor
10 pay for the information, This Is the
sort Of enterprise that builds up newspa.
pers, makes them prosperous, and con.
tributes to tho growth Of the city. We
have a good many men like this merchant
in Wheeling.
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4 MODEL EsTAnLisilMENT.-H Franks
HidIidi One Price Clothing IfaR, Hereafter
known dS No. AZ YrclM Srsci.-1hc re-
cent Improvement and enlargement Of II.
Franks One Price Clothing Hall on 18th
street, already so we'll known throughout
this section, affords lis another OppOrtu-
nifty Of referring To him and his mode Of
doing business again as II has been our
previous pleasure To do. II Is hardly
possible that We should any anything Ell.
iircly ncw>in regard to his mole Of con.
dnrting business, but there are special
features Oi IL llnt are Of Importance to
the community which II Is we'll should
frequently lie spoken Of. The cohspicu-
Ous feature Of his business is the mnnu-
iaCturc aud sale Of fine clothing, while in
the manner Of boys youths anil chill.
tlrcn's clothing he IL without n rival In
this city or elsewhere.
The gcntlcmcns furnishing goods dc.
partmCnt ia simply complete; all the latest
spring styles in nrrk.wear ARE found in
endless profusion, among which are
many choice novelties which have been
newly introduced by this firm. Among
the most notable is the combination Gulf
shirt.
Those who have never visited this
model house can form but slight cOnCCp-
ton Of it, magnitude, complete arrange
mcnt andCXccllcnt management from our
rambling sketch, and to such our advice
is hriCf-call at once and satisfy yourself.
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IA Yonr 1llc Worih 10 tnnisY

Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains Of some disease dur.
ing their lie. When sick, the object is
togct we'll; now we say plainly that no
person in this world that il suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its ef-
fccts, such as Indigestion, Costivcncss,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, palpitNtion Of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, lItliousncss, &C., can take Greens
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. II YOU doubt this, go to your
Druggist and get a Sample Bottle for
10 cents and lryit. Regular size 7jCents.
Two doses willrClicve you. Cod&w.
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NEW ANp BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENT
Patented December, 1871. The Piano.
harp Cabinet Organ, a combination Of
the Pianofortc and Organ. The Mason
Il IIamlin Organ Co. have the pleasure Of
announcing new and valuable invcn-
ton, which, after several years Of expert
ment and test, they offer to the public
with much confidence. II is new must
cal instrument, attached to the Cabinet
Organ; having pinnofortc action, and
played by the same keyboard, adding to
the organ much Of the capacity Of the
pianOf0rtc and harp. Its tones are pro.
duccd BY the vibrations OF steel tongues,
rigidly set in steel plates, attached to Il
sOunding.bOx Of peculiar instructions.
They resemble those OF the harp, or are
between these and the pianofOrtc. The
Pinno.harp may be used separately, or in
connection with either or oil the stops Of
the organ. I'bc tones blend finely with
those II the organ, but have life, vivaC.
ity, and silvcry purity which are not oh.
tainablc from reeds. They have n fine
carrying powcr, and are even more effect
i've ut some distance from the instrument
than very ncarit. This new instrument
l., indeed, combination Of the piano
and organ, and is equally adopted to the
expression Of classical or popular music.
The qnickncss Of action Of the Piano
harp ndnpts it especially for rapid mt
sic, while, heard in connection with the
organ, il Is astwO instruments played to-
gether.
Every musician will at once perceive
the variety Of beautiful effects which are
practicable with an instrument with such
resources.
Tee riHno.Ilarp is simple in Construc.
ton, not liable 10 get out Of order, and
when fully SET will no more get ont Of
tune than the tuning fork itself. The
organ, To which IL il attached, Is as com.
plctC and perfect in every respect rs it
could h. without the piNnO-llarp. In.
deed, the quality Of its tOncs as an organ
are improved by the addition Of the
sounding.hox, and especially the sympa-
thctc vibrations Of the tongues Of the
l'iano-llarp, even when the latter instrll-
mrnt ia not in use.
A great practical advantage Of the
l'innO.llarp Cabinet Organ il its mOdcr.
ate cost, the complete instrument being
furnished in elegant Upright Resonant
Case for $3.50.
Can b. seen and heard ut Adams &
Lucas, sole agents, 1877 Market street.
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GoiS0 10 XANavILLE.-Capt. Hiram
Young, Local Inspector nj this port, will
to-day 90 to XancsviIlc, Ohio, to inspect
the steamer Carrie brooks. Captain
Darlington has taken the Brooks ont Of
the HancSville and Pittsburgh trade, and
will nec her during the summer months
in transporting excursion parties. For
tliia purpose II Is necessary To secure the
permission Of the Local Inspector, which
IL the occasion Of Capt. YOnng's trip.
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CALICO 3 cts, Mt Aronhcimcr 4 Lewis.


A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. G. W.
Benson, II practising physician, at 100
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. (who
has paid much attention to nervous dis
cases., hns discovered that extract Of
celery and ch0momilc, combined in n
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache, either bill ious dyspeptic, ncrv,
ous or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This IL n triumph in mcdi-
cal chemistry, and sufferers all over the
country are ordering By mail. lie pre-
pnrcs Ii in pills Mt 80 cents per box. The
Doctor il largely known and highly re-
spcCted in lialtimOrC.-Episcop0I Meth
ORia.
Sold by McLnin Bros, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. d6w
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SCmoOL pIcSICs TO-DAY.-l'our Of our
public schools will spend to-day in the
woods. These annual picnics are sources
Of much happiness to the young people,
and they look forward to such occasions
with delight. The First, Second and
Seventh Ward schools will go to Martins
Ferry on the steamer Market BOY, and
have pleasant time in the beautiful
grove near that town. The boat will leave
for Martins Ferry at 8 A. NJ. and ! +. NJ,
and return at =. N. and : +. NJ. The
Fourth Ward school will leave for Ores.
APPS Grove about : o'clock this morning
on the steamer Iron Valley.
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OWNER WANrED.-'rhe person who re.
Gently, between two days, left an article
of apparel, and u weapon Of defence, at
the office Of the Superintendent Of City
Schools, can recover the same by first, Cx-
planning how he happened to be there;
second, describing property; third, pay.
ing for this notice. 49,
II not called for soon, the articles will
be appropriated by the finder.
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Flnsr ANNUAL ptcStC.-''he first an.
nual picnic Of linmet Division no. ., A.
@. IT,, which IL to he held at the Fair
Grounds on Saturday afternoon, promises
To be m interesting and pleasant affair.
Three prizes ARE offered II badge Of the
Order to the fastest runner, pair Of gold
sleeve bnttons to the hest stone tlrOwcr,
and II set Of shirt studs To the best jumper.
For additional particulars see advertise.
mont in another column.
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As An evidence Of the reconciliation
which has taken place between the blacks
aud whites, and the Indifference mani.
tested by both to the bugabOo Of social
equality, we watched yesterday afternoon
with undisguised interest fight hctwcen
n black man and white man, Oh the
Island. For n few minutes the air wa
filled with startling conclusions, the
black mans fiat beating a vigorous tattoo
on his white opponents head and face.
The combat ceased by the white man in.
dicating that ho had enough. IA the
Caucasian played out?
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A DELINQUENT MOoN.-The dullest OBJ
server might have known last night that
there would he no hGl p from the moon in
the way OF lighting the city, But
that made no difference with the
lamp.lighterA Ii the almanac said
the moon was to shine, that was
sufficient. II it said darkness was to
prevails, the lamps must hurn, even
though the moon and billion Of stars
assisted by brilliant aurora borCalis-
should be Hoodng the world with light.
The almanac fixed their duties, and Ma
ture might boom along to suit herself.
The moon and stars were expected to
put in an appearance last night, hut rs
heavy clouds hung over the heavens the
guess was u wrong one. The city lay in
total darkness for several hours and the
hOuscbrCakers and thieves had it all to
themselves. At 10 o'clock We noticed M
adroit lamp.lightcr dancing about the
suspension bridge, lighting the lamps
there, and on Market street M hour later
saw that hardly n lamp in that locality
was burning.
The subject is an old one, and It does
not seem to do much good to attempt n
reform in this respect. The probability
Is that the moon is to blame rather than
the lamp.lighters.
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ltonnERy IN Sourm WiEELiHG,-Some
time on Tuesday night the Office Of the
South Wheeling Glass Works (Mcssrs
Hobbs, lIrOckunicr n Coz was entered by
n burglar who distracted from n drawer
about $50. The office was entered from
window, which was reached by placing
hoard against the side Of tho building.
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IT THE OrERA House. LAST NI0nr.--
The "ColOr Guard" was produced again
Inst night, and was received with the
usual enthusiastic demonstrations Of mp.
proval. The war spirit runs almost as
high now MS in the stirring times Of 'Gl.
The veterans Of Companies G and D are
becoming familiar with the stage arrange
mcnt4, and depict army scenes with as
much effect az II they were indeed fight
ing their battles DER. Collins, Carson
and Ray are the life Of the play. Their
quaint acts bring down hurricanes Of APP
plause. There remains only one more
evening in which to sec this great war
drnma. Eyeryb0dy Should 90.
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PRESIDENT GRANT the other day re.
fused to take II box Of cigars. No one Of
good taste or Judgment could refuse to
wear one Of those sure to fit, warranted
not to rip s. suits, adapted for spring
wear, on sale ut II. Franks One Price
Clothing Hall, Is Twelfth street.
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LAST EvESiSu's EuNAwAY.-About
3 o'clock last evening horse attached
to II sewing machine wagon was standing
In front Of the lilias Howe Agency, on
Market street, when II became frightened
and ran down the street. just below
Eollocks' mill the animal ran upon the
pavement, knocking down small boy
who lives in Centre Wheeling. Dr.. Tom
.. Edwards picked the boy up aud exam.
incd him. Ills head was slightly bruised,
but he was otherwise unhnrt. The shafts
Of the wagon were broken before the
horse was stopped.
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THE Dods.-A resident Of the Island is
Indignant because his nciglbots will per.
sist in allowing their dogs to pow.wow in
the street all night, and thinks that II n
good dog killer who meant business
would locate in that region he would bc
hailed M friend to suffering humanity
and a messenger Of pence, lie soya he
has done more genuine "cussing' in a
night than any one wcll.regulntcd family
man ought to indulge in during a week
all because the natural prOpcnsitiCs Of the
"purw' kept him awake until three or
four o'clock in the morning.
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Masonic ELEcrloN.-'rhc annual cleo.
ton oi officers Of Bates Lodge No. ~, A.
F.& 4. NJ, was held on Tuesday evening,
and rcsuIICh na follows: DR.. W.J. Bates,
IT,, W. NJ; H. q, BNrr, s, W;J. y. Stanton,
!, WI r. q. Winship, TrcosurcT $, o..
Taylor, Secretary
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GREAT BARGAINS NOw.--Rcmember,
the entire stock Of splendid Dress Goods
Of all kinds Is now being sold ont at and
below Eastern cost. Call and price them
Mt j. W. FERRELs,
Corner Main and goth streets.
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To IIAvEgood health medicine is neces'
sary occasionally. As family medicine
We can recommend DR.. Bulls Vegetable
Pills, aud advise all to have box con.
stantly on hand for cases Of necessity.
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Amour hnli.past seven o'clock last even.
Ing ak steamers we're floating in the riv.
or near tho bend juSl below the city.
This ia something that does not occur
every day In this vicinity. We suppose
the Capital brought them hcrc.
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CAMEO s cls., at Aronhcimer 4 Ievi's.

SPECIAL NOTICE ToTHE LADIES Il. V,
Blond is now selling i. G., Burts CcIc.
brNted make Of Ladies' Button Shoes at
81 80, which have been selling heretofore
from 50 90 to s. 90.
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NOTlCE.-All the best styles and makes
Of prints will he advanced to 7 cents per
yard, and n large, lot will he opened this
week. j. W. FERREL
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IiuslSEss At THE STATE lIousE.-Nlat.
tiers ARE very quiet about the State House,
The clerks in the different departments
have very little to do nj present, and are
taking things rasy. Ordinarily, they have
about oil the business they can attend TO-
but until the Capital question il settled
by the Supreme Court there will he very
little work to he done. After the archives
are brought here, though, II will ptoba.
bly, he necessary To put on mn extra force
Of clerks to dispose Of the accumulated
business
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CARPETS! CARpErs!! CARPETS ~ -
Price all the glaring locals and price all
the cheap Dry Goods and Carpets, and
then come to my store and ! will save
you 20 per cent in Dry Goods or Carpets,
especially Carpets, as ! am forced to sell
them. j. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and 10th Streets.
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RATHER WARM.-Thc mercury ycatcr'
day afternoon cnvorled among the
eighties, and made one feel as though q
tropical wave had swept over the city.
juno starts the Summer In q business way.
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SuIrs for children from three to eight
years Of age at 81 % cNCh; cheap at
twice the money, At II. FRASKs
40 Twelfth street.
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CARPETS lower than ever. We are
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city, at Aronhcim.
or 4 Lewis cheap dry goods store.
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UNRUsTEE's sALE.--BY ylRTuEOFA DEED
Of Trust made by James N. Wheat and Aman:
ia " Wheat, his wife, to me- dated the 2llh day o.
December, A. D. 1870, and Of record 10 the office OF
tho CLERK Of tho County Court oi Ohio county WUs!
Virginia, In deed Of Trust Book No. =, page 26),
shall OlItr for sale Ct public auction at tho front
Of Wheeling, ouTIi U lIsDAY, the lst day Of July
1876, beginning ut 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following
property, situate In said city, that \ TO say, lot,
numbered one two, three four mud we Ia square
numbered eleven, aud three, four and I'VE IN square
numbered nine, In DR.. J. aud J. Il. BAKERS addi
tlOn to the city Of Wheeling.
TERMS or SALR- OnC-thirl cash In hand Or u
much more In cash rs the purchaser may chgsc Il
nav anil the residue In equal nslnllmcnisat SIX and
Twelve months with Interest NJ the rate " SIX IPl
cent rer annum from the day Of sale, the deferred
lnstallmCnts and interest to bc secured upOn III,
property sold. Title bel level good, hut selling o.
trustee shall convey only snCh title As Is vested II
me by said decd Of trust.
myg GEO. II. CALDWELL Trustee.
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USION Cashmere Pants for 80 cents,
worth three times the money At
II. FRANK's
40 Twelfth street.
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IcE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re-
ceptions. Mrs. Ziegenielder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnish ice-cream
and water ices in any quantity for par
ties, picnics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No. Sc Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand, Patronage solicited.
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To fulfill wish Of my customers on
the Island, | will send there from today
II wagon with icc'crcOm every evening.
\. NEumAUsEN.
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SPEYER Bros have determined to close
out their large stock of millinery and
notions, at an immense reduction otprice
in order to reduce their stock.
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FINE TwiIled Black Alpaca Coats 81 so
each at II. FRANKS,
46 Twelfth street.
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fNRUsTEHs SALE.

Pursuant 10 deed Of trust executed to NE by
.lo4pph II. Ford, Charles H. CCCil aud Adams hHlsOn,
trustees Of 81. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
In the city Of Wheeling, bearing date the 18th day
Of March In the year 1857, and recorded In Decd
BoOk 81, page III, In the Clerks office Of the Coun.
iy Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, will on
THURSDAY, the 10th Day Of June, 1915,
Al tho front door Of tho Court IIoue Of said CoIn.
", sell At public auction the lot Of ground In the
city II Wheeling described In said deed, being the
lOi designated Oh the Plat Of Chaplin Egh's ad.
ditIOn as Lot number II! lone hundred and forty.
two) whereon Il erected the church known rs est.
Johns Church." AlsO the organ In the ld ChniCl.
rhe organ will be sold separately or with the real
estate according ns one Or the other mole will |"
found at the time Of sale 10 PrDluce the highest
price In the aggregate.
TRRMS or SALE-OnC.iOurth Of the purchase
money In cash, and the residue In equal payment.
At SIX twelve aud eighteen months from lhG day Of
ale, With interest The deferred instruments tOM
secured by Deed At Trust on the property.
believe the title 10 hC gDU, but selling rs tT+-
Ice will net warrant.
myT DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.