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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-20

DIsGRAcEFuL Doc FIdnT.-Therc was
a most disgraceiul dog fight on Market
street, Centre Wheeling, yesterday morn
ing. A big bull dog, which Is the terror
of the neighborhood, and a disgrace To
his owner, and which should long since
have been Transported to glue factory
jumped over q doOr-yard fence and attack
cd II quiet, tinassuming member Of the
canine family, that was passing by. The
big dog was Wilhouta nuEzle, but the
other Carried:a mu1zls like q respectable
dog, which he Ia, The old bull was al
once in for killing the poor fellow, and
Selling him by the throat threw him to the
ground, where he chawed him In man
ner wholly unbeComing dog Of this
age. Human assistance came to
the rescue Of The passer, but II was
not till the ignorant brute was twisted
by the legs, kicked in the abdomen,
pounded over the head with clubs and
Soused with water that he would let go
When he did 40, he skunk OF into hi'
house, leaving his victim apparently d
lifeless corpse, with several ladies whose
companion he had been standing about
him and bewailing his fate. .... Z
The poor fellow, however, soon recov.
cred sufficiently to be taken to his home
where he was no doubt kindly cared fol
and nursed. II that old bulldog isn't
more careful as 10 what lie does he will
find himself some day transferred to m
abode from which no dog was ever known
10 return.
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GREAT bargains in colored shoes at
L. V. BLoND's.

GREENS AUGUST F1owER.-1t Is nat.
ural for people suffering with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, or any derange.
menL Of the digestive organs, such ms Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, lEabitual Cos.
tiveness, palpitNtion Of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water:brnsll, gnnwing and burning
pains at the pit Of The Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of food
after eating, low spirits, &C., TO put of
from day 10 day buying an article that
they know has cured their heighbor,
friend or relative, yet they have no faith
in II until II il too late. But II you go to
Chas. L. Dwight's or any other druggist
and get n bottle Of Green's August Flower
your immediate cure is ms certain ~ you
live. Sample bottles of this medicine can
be obtained for 10 cents 10 Try It's superior
virtue.
Regular size IS cents. Try IL two
doses will relieve any case. d&w
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CESTENNHIAL MEETINd.-Mayor Swee-
ney, State Commissioner for the Cepten-
NAL Exhibition, yesterday morning re-
ceived letter from Hon, John L, Camp
bell, Of Philadelphia, Secretary Of the
Centennial Commission, stating that Gen
eral Joseph K. Hawley, of Connecticut,
would be here and address a meeting in
the Opera House on Friday evening,
August %.
Letters Of invitation have been ex-
tended to numerous prominent gentlemen
in this State, including United States
Senators Caperton and Davis, Congress.
men Faulkner, Hereford and Wilson, ex-
Gov. Pierpoint, Of Fairmont; Prof. NJ. +,
Maury, of Charleston; Hon. Henry Mason
Mathews and ex-Gov. Price, Of Lewis
burg; Col. Ben. Smith, Hon. S. A. Miller,
and Col. Tom Swami, Of Charleston;
Judge Camden, Of Clarksburg; Hon. ].
NJ. Bennett and Judge Braunon, Of Yves.
ton; j. n. Camden, Of Parkersburg, and
Senator's Berkshire and Scott.
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Two LOVERS WHO DID Nor LEAP
They were smitten, smitten deeply, with
that power Of love which searches every
labyrinth Of the human soul. They want.
ed TO grayitate into state Of connublal
bliss. There were two boys Of them, aged
sixteen, and two damsels, aged fifteen
-Four children enamored Of each other Is
a romantic and pretty piece Of LIES
pleasure, but when they attempt, in their
youthful ardor, to press an early mar
riage, with no visible means Of support,
it is apt to cause the old folks to peep
over their specs and think.
Two East Wheeling boys got into this
boat recently. They didn't care anything
about visible means Of support, They
wanted to get married, and, mOreo-
yer, the girls wanted the something. But
the "Old folks"-that perplexing OBJ
structiOn which has ever stood in the
way Of our youth since Abel was whaCk.
ed on the head on the beautiful banks Of
the Euphrates to the present-conironted
them. So they pinned and urged and press
ed their suit, but the old folks were like
adamantine solidifed. Then desperation
came, and upon its heels followed closely
that awful madness which succeeds dis
appointed love. They would not live,
for life had lost its charms. They want
ed to die. They wanted to get into an
other world Just Us soon as they could get
transportation. But how to &c; through
the dark valley puzzled them. To hang
was difficult. To shoot was uncertain.
To poison, doubtful. To drown-yes, that
is what they would do, and the depths Of
the Ohio should be their grave.
The suspension bridge was the chosen
spot where these disappointed lovers
should hurl themselves into the eternal
world. They met at midnight and taking
last look at the sleeping city, they mr..
ranged for the fatal leap. Count three
and Jump was the contract, and tho lovers
linked hands, climbed upon the railing,
and the stiffness was broken by zone"
"tw,"-
NSay, Harry" said one, "we're blasted
fools 10 jump of here and so straight to
the devil, when heaven is our home"
Then they shook hands and mutually
dissolved the contract to jump, and passed
the dollhouse murmuring;
"Oh Why should fellow feel sal,
When he can Just as well he gay
Oh Why should he so for to die,
When there Is every lnducement to hiyr'
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COLLISION AT RosEBY's Rock.
About 5 o'clock yesterday morning
there was a smashup on the Baltimore
4 Ohio railroad near Roseby's Rock.
Freight train No, 81, en- route to Wheel
ing, was standing on switch to allow an
east bound freight train to pass, The
eastern train, No. 1927, came along, and
running upon the switch collided with
the stationary train, Some eight or
ten cars were wrecked, but fortunate,
ly no one was injured. In the Wheel
ing train were three car loads OF
fruit, which were not damaged to any
extent. The railroad men claim that
the switch had been closed as usual, and
must have been opened by persons who
wished to wreck the train. Theysay three
countrymen were discovered stealing
peaches from the fruit train, when the
conductor fired at them and it is thought
wounded one of the number, This story
is not credited by the railroad officials,
who attribute the accident to the careless.
ness OF some brakeman,
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8, It is not a success even as luxury
with children.
Q, 1t willno doubt be mastered by High
School scholars when placed on that
basis.
ResOlred, That we recommend to the
Board the establishment Of High School
in which a thorough course OF German
studies shall form a part Of the higher
branches to BE- taught in said high
school, aud that the children from all
parts Of the district desiring to study
German shall be permitted to attend said
high school.
Messrs. Baird. Maxwell, Gemmer and
Collier voted for the recommendation Of
the above resolution.
Mr., Hess, negative.
Respectfully submitted.
c, II. COLLIER,
Tas-,au.,
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DEDicGTIoN OF A CnuRcH,-Thc new
Catholic Church at Eulda, Noble county
will be dedicated on Sunday, August 22d
Bishop RosecranE, Of Columbus, o., will
otEiciate, assisted by Rev. Father Kiubef,
On Tuesday tho members Of the church
will give grand picnic. SchreinerS
brass band and Cockayne's cotillion band
Of our city are engaged to furnish music
Tor both occasions. Many Of our citizens
expect to be in attendance,
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PEnsONAiS.-D. r. Pratt, Of Wooster
has been elected Superintendent Of the
Bridgeport and Etnavllle shoots.
The Bridgeport correspondent Of The
Belmont Chronicle pays the following well.
deserved compliment to n lady Of that
town:
General Hayes, with G. II. Arick and
Mr.. Welday, OF ST. Clairsvillc, and our.
self were splendidly entertained at sup.
per by DR.. and Mrs. Afleck, the evening
Of the Martins Ferry meeting. The old
Doctor Is proyerbial for his hospitality,
but this was Mrs. AflleCk q entertainment,
She is one Of the most ardent Republicans
alive-glOrifying in her party iealty--
and Is as enthusiastic as she is clever.
The General Twas n friend Of her family,
long ago, and the reunion OF friendship
was as warm as the greeting was cordial.
Mrs. A. gave a beloved and brave son for
her county, and she stands steady and
firm by the flag for which he gave up his
young heroic life. All honor to The
mothers like Mrs. AilleCk In the Repub.
lican Israel. And may Genetel Hayes
come round frequrntlyf'
Hon. Alfred Turner, member Of the
Legislature from Marshall county, il In
the city visiting friends.
W. r. Hubbard, Esq, has returned
from Rhode Island, where lie has been
spending few weeks on the scdcOast.
Robert llaElett, ESQ., Of the Pittsburgh
Lcader reportorial corps, was in the city
yesterday.
Billy scharfT will train Frank Den.
marsh for The coming scull race.
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TnE TRAMP QUEsnoN-James i. lib.
berd, Esq, Mayor Of Richmond, Indiana
seconded by the Council Of that town, has
issued circular on the tramp question,
which has been sent to the Mayors of the
different cities. Richmond hnil n regular
system Of entertaining trnmps last winter,
and il alarmed ut the prospect Of ihcreas.
ed demands on its hospitality next winter
Mayor llibberd suggests that tlereought
to be some uniform method Of treating
men who have gone into the business oil
running about the country, and wants to
hear from other points on the subject. lie
favofs some arrangement under which the
recipients Of municipal charity shall be
required to work a few days or few
hours, according to circumstances, but
says The great problem is how to find
suitable labor. And this is the difficulty
which will probably prevent any Uniform
arrangement being made, unless each
town and city erects n wOrkhouse.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO Mns NJ. v
CAMPBELb.-At n called meeting Of the
Board Of Lady Managers Of tho Chill
dren's Home, held August 10, 1875, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
WHEREAS, The Lady Managers OF the
Childrens Home have learned, with great
sorrow and profound regret, Of the death
Of their beloved friend and companion
Mrs. NJ. V. Campbell.
ReSOlr0i, That in the death OF Mrs
Campbell we have lost an able manager
Of this Board, one who, in every respect
performed her whole duty, and faithfully
filled the position assigned her. For four
years Mrs. Campbell has laborcd earnest.
.ly and devotedly for the Children's Home
and even when the task before her was
almost beyond her feeble strength, she
was regardless Of sell, and accomplished
the work.
The motherless little ones will long re.
member her words Of kindness and en-
enlargement. She has stood by their sick
beds, and tenderly, as with d mothers
fond love, administered 10 their wants.
ReSoited, Tint in this sad bereavement
we bow in humble submission TO the will
Of God.
RESOLVED, That we tender our sincere
sympuihies to the afflicted family.
RcsOirtd, That we attend the funeral In
body, and rs a tribute Of our.love and
esteem, we wear the usual badge Of mourn.
ing for thirty days, and that the Mana
gers parlor be drappd; that copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes
and published In the daily papers.
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Coon ApvtCE.-'To prevent chills and
fever, avoid exposure to the damp ali Of
the early morning and the early evening
except when exercising, and then do not
remain in the open air to cool of, Avoid
great fatigue; sleep eight hours out oil
twenty.four. Besufe that the water used
for drinking mud cooking il perfectly
pure. Wear flannel Undertaking ut MI
seasons. Keep the feet dry and warm.
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HELMBo1Ds BucHu is still in the re.
NTH Of HI popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the Cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and ia
sold by all respectable druggists, It Is
warranted for all diseases oil the Kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feitS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d6w.
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OLD BooK.-Wc we're shown yesterday
a book which was published In Dublin In
the year l7Gs, by Thomas Nugent, LII, D.
The title Of the work Is Travels through
Germany, containing Observations Of,
Customs, Manners, Religion, Govern.
ment, Commerce, Arts and Antiquities,
with a particular nccount Of the Cohrts
OF Mecklenburg." The work il highly
valued by the owner for its antiquity and
general contents. .,--... go.
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YESTERDAY morning was a terrible one
for the few mosquitoes who were forced
by professional engagements TO remain In
town. II was so cold, and tue cold was
40 unexpected, that several lusty fellows
nearly ffoze to death. One or two, who
had with serious iorethought brought
their Oyercoats, with conscious comfort
laughed at the chatterihg teeth and shiv-
ering wings Of their less thoughtful com
paniOns.
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SOLNERs' REUNIoN.--A reunion Of the
officers and soldiers OF the late Fifty.
second Ohio Volunteer Infantry, many Of
whom reside in this vicinity, will take
place ut NewcomerstOwn, Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, on Thursday, August &C.
The Fiity-second made one Of the most
gallant records. Of the Union regiments
during the late war The regiment was
recruited in tho summer OF 1862 at Camp
DenniSon, Ohio, under the supervision Of
the gallant and lamGnted Colonel Dan,
McC0ok, Of Steubenville, who fell in the
bloody assault on Kenesaw Mountain,
near Atlanta, Ga, on the 9th Of June,
1861. The regiment crossed tho Ohio
river at Cincinnati, O., into Kentucky,
9S7 strong, joining the Union forces at
Lexington, KY, under General Nelson.
Having Changed base" to Louisville, the
regiment was there attached to General
B0ell's command, and to the soldiers Of
this regiment belongs the glory Of opening
the hard contested battle OF Perryville,
on the 9Th Of October, W. After the great
march through Kentucky, the command
HulleU " NuSnNllleI lcHH' rum NhenCc
they marched to Chattanooga and thence
took part in the great struggle that ter
minated in the capture Of Atlanta.
"When Sherman marched down to the
sea, /" this regiment was at the front and
participated in the capture Of Savannah.
They also took MI active part in Sher-
mans campaigns through the Carolinas,
up to the capture Of GOldsboro After
the surrender Of General Lee the rcgi-
ment marched by way Of Raleigh, to
Richmond and thence to Washington City
in time for the grand review. When the
regiment re.CrOssed the Ohio river at Bell
ARE IN 1865, they numbered only 81, out
OF. the original 9S7. Their banners bore
the records Of ipenty.tro hard; fought battles,
in which theysustained that courage and
bravery common to all good soldiers We
trust their meeting will be full one, at.
tended with harmony, and that kindred
feeling known only to those who have seen
and felt the "storms Of war"
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1000 yards Of best Prints at &c per
yard; Merrimac, Cochecos, Sprague's and
all at &c per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper in proportion.
Forced to sell TO meet my payments.
J.W. FERREL,
s Cor, Main and goth streets
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DISMISSED AT THE Cosr OF TIE Con-.
rLAINANT.-Thc cases Of John and Geo
Laupert, who we're chatgetl by Mrs. Eliza.
beth Ahnky With committing breach Of
the peace, were dismissed by Justice Bel.
villeat tho cost Of the complainant.
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DAMP PtcSIC.--The butchers had d
wet day yesterday for their picnic Al
Memminger's Orchard. Notwithstanding
the unpleasant weather, however, the
attendance was quite large. SPEC
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SPECIAL MEErlNG.-The Board of Ed.
ucation last evening adjourned to meet
again on Thursday evening next to re-.
ceive The report Of the Committee on Fl.
nance and make the levy for the coming
wear,
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GOLDEN sHEAF.--The latest publica.
ton In singing books for Sunday Schools
Is tho Golden Sheaf," which Is pro.
nounced to be the best book Of the kind
ever published. For sale by
ADAMS 4 LUCAS,
1927 Market 81.
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WILL striped stockings lead to striped
snits2 asks n fashion writer Not il
you behave yourself and keepOut Of jnil
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THROWING Elizabeth Ankeny,
who resides on Jacob Street, Centre
Wheeling, was yesterday arrested and
taken before Justice Hammer to answer
. charge Of throwing stones ut Joseph
Laupert. We did not learn how EliE-
abeth Jared with the ,1ugtice.
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TIE furniture Of the Wheeling Female
College was yesterday sold at auction
under deed executed by the President
and trustees for the benefit Of the
creditors. Il
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GoNB TO THE Wtbbs OF WErzEL.aA
fishing party consisting Of Sam. McCol
Loeb, Vim. q. Dufield, Charley Matthews
I'd. Coen and Robert Pratt yesterday
started for Fish creek. They will be gone
a week or ten days. We hope Samuel
Barnnm McCollOch won't gel restless
onights and talk or sing in his sleep, and
thus disturb the good people Of Clncin-
natl, II
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested in
Stock Privileges, and paid 900 per cent
profit. SLOW to do IT," A book on
Wall street, sent free. TUMBRtDdE 4
Co., Bankers 2 Wall st., N. Y, d&w.
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NoTIcE,-Auction sale Of ]. W. Fer.
rels dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors few days to see II his con.
tinuation OF selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now Is your timc for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, at
J, W. Ferrel's, corner Main and Goth
streets.
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ESTHER" AT NoRrn EAST Prois
PeasIee and Ten Brock are at North
East, Pa, drilling class for the "Esther'
entertainment to be given in about three
weeks.
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''' ''''''' GEO. Il. CALDWELL,
aV,vt,l


UNRuSTEES' sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
l. Of Trust made by John shuCkmNn 10 US as
Trustees, dated nth September, one thousand eight
hundred aud sGyenty.OnC, and recorded In the
office Of tho Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, W, Va, IN Deed Of Trust BOOK No, 4, page
l6J, We will sell at the front door Of the Court
House Of said county, on MONDAY, september d,
1875 commencing at 10 O'Clock 4, NJ, the following
described real estate that Is to says part Of lot
VI parcel Of land number thirty (3O) on the east
side Of Market street between MfTshall and Dlyls.
Ion streets (nOw 2jth and 18th streets, now called
the Sixth Ward, and said parcel Of land Aforesaid,
commencing ten Qp) feet from the north side Of lot
number Thirty $50 and division wall between ten.
Cment No. four ~ directory No. 1906, and No five
(5) directory No 2jOs, and running south fifteen
(i5) feet more or less to the division wall between
i've (6), directory No. 2J0s, and 10y directory No.
$50, tenement, and running hack 10 the alley Ia
the TnRr, name width. Tho numbers Of said tenC-
mGntS commencing with number one ~ on the
north corner Of lot No. twCnty-ninC (2g) adjoining
said lot No. thirty (3O) Aforesaid.
TERMS or SALG--O ne-hall the purchase money
10 10 paid In cash on tho day Of balC and tho bal
ance In six months therCifGmi the title 10 10 Te-
talned until payment thereof Is made In full. Title
believed to 10 good, but selling rs Trustees we shall
convey only such title rs Is vested In rs by said
deed Of trust J. X. BOrsFORD
AUG JACOB HORN BROOK.
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PLEASANT weather has again started
pleasure seekers, and the prospect Of the
places Of resort are growing bright for
the remaining weeks Of the season.
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WEBER PiANo-FOr sale cheap at
Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market street. See
advertisement In another column.
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TNUN SALE-
IIouSo and half LOT on the north side Of Ohio
street lNO. M between front and Penn streets
Wheeling Island. House has first class hydnnts In
II, and contains five rooms, wash house ind cellar
For further particulars lnquIrcOf
WILLIAM MCMECllEN,
On the premises,
Or Of ]. C. lIERvgY, RuciOnecr and real estate
agent. No 1905 Market street,
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ADJOURNED OvER.-The Municipal
Court yesterday adjourned over to Satur'
day morning at 10 o'clock.
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DUBLlC SALE.

DUBLlC SALE.
Twill oder for sale at Junkins' corner, In Bridge
port, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, August 9Th,
At2o'Clock ?. w., II not sold AT private sale 30.
fore that time, my residence located on the e1rner
The house Contains eight Large ToIms besides 4
pantry, Kitchen and two cellars. The lot Is 100 by
iOJ lGet, and on II isa gODd stable and other out.
buildings II Is also well set In hne fruit, and
Verylhing necessary 10 make dtalrable home Ii
complete
OaaccouRt Of necessity Tor changing my buxl'
HCss | y III sell on the N st reasonable iGrnA
For Particular enquire Of J. Z. HERVEY, Real
Estate Agent, No. 1905 Market street, OF d
$. l.. NUGEST,
jy2l-OOd On the premises
Adjourned until SATURDAY, August 2Sth,
commencing at o'clock r. NJ, al the same place.
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TUNNEL OR NO TuNNEL.-J. W. Ferret
is forced to close out dry goods and car
pets lCss than cost.
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THE conpoSitors Of the ReT.Rer and
Standard will cross bats on the Fail
Grounds tomorrow afternoon.
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CLOSING out sale Of misses and child.
ren's Colorcd shoes for the next ten days
at L. V. BLoND's,
... 1876 Main street,
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OS Wednesday night burglar visited
the house occupied by Fred. Rover, Jan.
itor Of the German Lutheran Church, in
the rear Of the church, and carried of a
lot Of clothing, provisions, etc.