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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-22
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Building Lots In the
City Of Wheeling.
A Fine Opportunity for Investing In City
Properly.


The updsfdEnoi vim Oaer isr ale at pShlIe aae,
Wheeling. on
SATURDAY, The I'd day Of JaIy, 1876,
The following deslnble building lots in aid city
situated 10 the Eiehth Ward, viz:
No. TsQuAre 3, froating on Fifth street.
Nc. tQ1Are %, n. B corner Filth and Elm Sta
iSo!2 s4uaIs 80, fronting on Filth s;reet, between
No,3 s9aIIe ., fronting on Fifth ape. between
No. sIusre d, fronting on SIKH street.
No square 81, n. E corner q Sixth and Locust
streets
No: square 81. s. E corner Sixth and Locust
N. SQUARE 81. truutins on Sixth street and id.
Joining No. ].
'GisS he following lots In the seventh Ward
Zane's Island:
No. es fronting on Broadway, west sIde.
No. % fronting On Bruadvay, Vest Glde.
No. % lfontine on ioIk street, east dido.
No. g tro1tins On York stFeet, vest Ode.
No. % n. ". corner q Virginia and York Sta.
Nc. 81 irontng on Virginia street, north do.
No. - Ionhng on YIrginia street, north dde.
Nc. IU3 fronting On H1ron street. east AAe.
Nc. lp trUnhnS on Hurun street east ode.
70. III tronting On Hurou street, west Eide.
No. lis trunting en- Hnruu street. west ode.
No. - fronting On Wabash streSt, east side
Ne ~ tronting On Wabash street, east ode.
No. IA ifUntlnEo ion Wabash street, west Elde.
Nc. il trouting On VlreinIa, north Ode.
10. lu n. E conner Of Virginia and WabGSh
Tbs attention q persas desiring TO purchase lot
for be PGrposa Of building upon them, % well
= those Who desire % inTest With = view Il
the tuturo tae In prize Gnd value Of Wheeling PRO.
pIty = particularly called 70 this opportunity ioI
The ID are all ven drained and sllsibly .itua.
l SHNS s-gn
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was fact generally impressed upon the
corps, and they were required to get 70
work at once. With the mercury at 9S
they started out on their professional
duty. The neighborhood Of Police Head.
quarters abounds with tenement houses,
and tho doctors districted in that vicinity
had not far to travel in order to begin
their'Work. ~ -,
AreporLer OF the Herald accompanied
one OF the physicians whose district was
on the east side OF town, in the most thick
" populated section between the Bowery
and The East River. Walking up Breome
street the Doctor struck the immense ten
ement beginning with No. 200. There
was a little white streamer OF Grape upon
the bell handle. The entrance was crowd
ed with women and children, half clothed,
irving to get in the breeze in the Railways
"a bFeeze laden with various stenches
proceeding from the green looking gut
ters 10 front and the half emptied gar
bage box.C
"Are there any sick children in the
house?' said the Doctor, addressing fat
woman tanning herself with the top Of an
old wicker basket.
Faith, and there's plenty Of them, EUR.
We had four funerals out Of here last
week-nearsy as many rs they had over
the wAy?"
"Ate you doctor, sir p
"Yes, 1 am" replied the representative
from the Board Of Health.
"Here, fax, there's plinty for Ye to do.
But the divil a bit Of good does the doc.
tors seem to do. Give 'em plinty Of
nourishing food ard fresh air, and keep
'em quiet and cool, and how the divil is
anybody TO do it p
There were thirty families in this
house, numbering, over $50 souls. Tie
first floors visited were occupied by the
better order Of mechanics. There were
sick children in every family in different
stages Of disease, most OF them children
in arms. Nearly all had doctors, and in
such cases nothing was done beyond Civ.
ing general advice and 10 impress upon
the mother the necessity Of carrying out
the instructions Of the regular physician.
Many women seemed to regard the Board
Of Health representative rs an intruder,
and intimated they were perfectly able TO
look after the welfare Of their children
without any free aid.
Passing up TO the third, fourth and fifth
doors the real place for work was diseOv.
cred, In one room was 4 little girl OF
about nine years Of age, bearing in her
arms child Of, perhaps, two and half
years, Its little arms looked Ike pipe.
stems and quite az white, its eyes sunksn
and blue around the sockets. Now and
and again it would start up and cry aud
stretch as though in pain and then sink
back again quiet. The Doctor approach.
ed, and the following conversation en-.
DoctOr-Als-you caring for thi, little
Gisl-Yes, sir:
Doctor-How long has be been sick!
Girl-Four or Eve days, sir.
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All OF these were under five years OF age.
The Board Of Health saw the extreme ne.
oessity Of something being done to lessen
this growing mortality, hence the appoint.
msnt Of fifty physicians to visit the tene-
ment houses and TO do their best TO save
the lives Of the little ones.
The first thing to dowas to district the
city. This was done early yesterday
morning, and al P. u. every physician
had his district allotted him and started
out on his humanitarian but somewhat
disagreeable duty. The Board had some
trouble in getting fifty doctors To do the
work, for nearly every man in the probes
sion Of repute had as much as he can do
to-day to attend o.his private practice.
Calls were made upon the police sur
geons and a majority OF them responded.
That there was
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cEALED PROPOSALS..

CIERx's oYrcE Board OF CoM1nsEoxEls, !
WHEKttS6, July Is, 1876.
Sealed Proposals will b. received al this otaee
anti g7th inst a. p. ~, for the Grading Of that
part Of The wheeling d Him Grove Road lying BE-
tween the Falrm0ut Turnpike and the kdge IcAa1
enbraeIps about 800 cubic yards, the most o.
which VilI n inside cuttIngs. BIDS must b BY
the cubic yard TO Be measured In excavation alone.
Work 70 be done according 10 speeheAtlons 10 %
seen II The Office Of the County Engineer.
The Commissioners reserIe The nsht 70 IeIee1
any nd IN bIds, CHAS. Il. DEtTERS,
Clerk Board Of Commissioners
". g SAITH, County Engineer. iylS
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Tn thermometer has commenced to
climb doWnWards.
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HoRsBs AT AUCTION. /

HORSES AT AUCTION.
Tho Citizens Railway Co. will sell at
Second Ward Market, on Saturday morn.
ing, July %, FOUR HEAD HORSES.
Sale positive. W. H. HALtER,
iva Auctioneer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TfRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching tomorrow morning At 1880 e'sloof,
b. RN. F. A Day. No services IN ne s'enlHs:
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10000 REWARD.

Tho above reward Win b paid OF HolrT. Our
Perfected SpectseIes never tIitO reFlTd more than
d Invaluable. They relieve ali dimness, gllmmef.
Ing and weakness, impaFtlng strength, health and
yISor 70 impaired visI6n. They are superior 70 all
uhtTieL "Pitent" GEIangemfutA Gall al the opt.
al hoadquarters, ll0 Min street, for SPectAcles
Watches iHss c'''E 'e'eolE xE. 81 a puFr1E1p.
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Tickets an s. lad from The members Of The Com;
tIefsts 10 L 7. HnShey, At OF d C0s corner Mar
let md i2th streets, on and after Monday, Ath
A suitable reluctIOn, will Be made TO parties tc
and iron any intermediale point. @ return bY
"1' N'''>' CT, EAWLING.
W. B. Peterson,
T. J. HUGE
@. p. LLNCH,
Jv,a Committee.
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This Evening. 22d Inst.

and that several speakers viii address the meeting
from Platform that will Be erected around tht
POLE. The 1St, I'd and 7th ward clubs will come q
The meeting IN marching order, with band o.
music At their head, and big time may Be *
pected. After the meeting Hayes and Wheelel
9TH ward club will be Organized.
Everybody Is cordially invited 10 come TO TIL
meeting. ,,,,,
iY2f Nv order Of the COMMITTEE.
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MILLS, FREw q co,
BOOK BINDERS
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS

An prVpar,a al al time, With The bot material,
% al 6r1iI IGf Blink Book, nleh q are used y
AGnk1, Counties, coFPoE1tiors, R1llroads and
NsFehGntl, upon ihoFt notice, and IN the most de-
IIahS and HdFkmEnlike manner.
HaTtns III tholattstand m0It improved n1ehine-
~ " ieel confident that Ue yil fendI entire NJ
IifActI0n 10 an Who hvur n Nth theT orders.
MRde, MaEnEtnaa md Periodicals d every u
t1iptioI hound in noat and durable manner.
MILLS. FREW & CO.
NJ. n md ~ EsurtssaiA 81,
.dscis wHKnms. VIVA
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NeRALl CoRAIl coRALi
TuRNER s. DILLON,

The Marke, STREET J0welers, will open this morn.
ing another lot Of CnrAl Se, which will Be sold al
thslr usual low prices. The styles and mounting
Of these goods are Superior 10 any ever onefed 10
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T Isr' OF LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed in the Post Qase At Wheel
Ing, Ohio county, West Va, Saturday, July 2,
isI6 To obtain any q the following, the appli;:
can't must ask for advertised lettefS, giving date Of
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Republican Convention.
STEAMER COURIER.

The COMMITTEES appointed By The ohIo County
tFausportatot far Al Who may Wish % attend the
State Convention at ParksrSbuI on the 2Ith mss,
have chartered the above named reliable steamer
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Tho updefdgnoi win oaer for sale at public aue-
ton. 10 front u the Court HouSe In the city Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19
r T77GsSs-!FFIFI OLD IA MII4Y JOURNAL.
From the NarhnsJurq Statesman.

Tie attempt Of the Wheeling Register to
hold Mr. Faulkner responsible for the failure
of the AoRongaka1a appropriation, is too
false, absurd aud ridiculous to require more
than moments notice. The bill containing
that appropriation had passed the house Of
which Mr. Faulkner was a member, triumph
an;ly. IL was sent to the Senate, and referred
to the committee on appropriations Of which
Mr.. Davis, senator from this State. was
member. In that committee, the Mononga-
hala appropriation was wiped ont. Why ?
We have no explanation so far. 1t was an
improvement that bad been for six consecutive
years patronized by both branches Of congress,
aud the work Is now.in process Of construction
ty officers of the federal government. Why
should aid have been withdrawn thus suddenly
from that improvement by this committee of
Il senate? This Is point upon which the
people desire Information. The action of that
jmmittee was concerrcd in by the Senate, not
only without a word Of opposition in the Sen
ate from the Senator Of West Virginia to the
rejection Of the Mononsahala appropriation,
but upon a general -ecomn endation by him to
acregt the bill as it came from the committee.
Viii it be attempted to hold Mr. Faulkner re-
spnusibe for this action of the Senate and
committee of the Senate He could with just
as much propriety be he'll! responsible for its
veto by the presided, as FOR It's rejection in the
Senate The bill was then returned to the
House of Representatives with the MononGa-
hala appropriation stricken ont. Mr.. lio-
man, OF Indiana, moved to concur IN the Sen
ate's amendments This was rejected by He
House Of Representatives. \ motion was then
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19
In MEMORIAM.
Death of Rev. NorvaI Wilson.
TFrom tie WipcEesier Times. I


The remains Of this venerable and eminent
minister OF God reached Winchester on Fri
day morning and were borne from the depot
to the Braddock Street Methodist Church,
where an impressive funeral service was held,
the Rev. Dr. REGISTER officiating, preparatory
to their final iuterment 10 Mount Hebron
Cemetery.
DR.. Y ilson's death occurred on Wednesday
last, at the residence of James NJ. Brown, Esq,
near Haltown. in Jefferson county.
For number Of years past be had been in
feeble health and incapacitated lor the regular
work Of tie ministry, but he was always
ready to preach when his strength permitted.
Up to last year lie was a resident Of Win
chester, whose people entertained lor him the
greatest respect and admiration, and in whose
hearts the memory of his faithful aud heroic
Christian warfare will be long cherished.
He was born in the year 1902, and had been
I hfty-six years IN the ministry, during which
time be filed some Of the most important
stations in the Baltimore Conference, and
served repeatedly as Presiding Elder. As a
/ preacher he had few equals, aud in the merid-
ian Of his powers there was, perhaps, no man
who welded a larger influence in the counsels
of his Church. With the breaking ont Of
the war he identified himself with the NJ. f.
Church, South, aud has ever since been one Of
its foremost champions and defenders. Care
FIJI and deliberate in making up his judgment,
| he was firm as a rock in the maintainance of
/ his CONVICTIONS What be believed to be right
/ he never hesitated to declare, and his moral
courage was Of that high order which kept
him without swerying in what he conceived to
be the path Of his duty.
We have not that accurate information
which would enable US to DO Justice TO the
strong elements of his character which dis
tinguishcd his life aud ministry. This CRATE
ful task, we presume, will be assigned to the
competent hands Of one Of his brother minis
/ ters.
The materials for a memoir of Mr. Wilson 5
long and distinguished career are rich aud
instructive, and the church of which he was
/ 50 conspicuous an ornament we have no doubt
will be pleased to honor the memory of its
/ faithful servant in an enduring record Of his
pure life and yirtuous achievements.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19
Editorial Jottings.

Now that Congress has adjourned it i,
hoped the Wheeling Register will not object
to Hon. C. } Faulkner making Democrat,
speeches throughout the State.
The FIRST session of the 4lth Cougres, al
journed at $50 on Tuesday evening. The
Baltasro Sun, Independent, thinks the
work Of the session has been done, aud, on the
whole, well done"
The wealth Of West Virginia in fine timJc,
is now being daily developed Tilden u Hen
bricks poles are being erected at almost every
y roads. In Wheeling one 2lO feet high above
ground has been rascd Hurrah
Greeubrier county will roll up this fall .
larger majority for the Democratic nominees
than she has ever done before II all the
other counties 10 the State will do as well, 10
proportion TO numbers, there will not be a
veSii-e Of Radicaiism left within orr borders.
Every Conservative element is in perfect har-
mony here and our party is thoroughly or
gained GreeHJrier Independent.
Jefferson will respond handsomely. Green
brer's honored son, Gen Matthews, may count
on a thousand majority, or ,hereabouts-wo
won t higgle about a vote or two.
Near the close of the session Of the House
on Tuesday evening, Gen. Banks read tce-
gram from Speaker Kerr announcing his criti-
cal illness:
Ny condition is very critical no change
since morning. NJ. c. KERG."
lie was sure that it would be the unanimous
desire Of the members aud Of all sections Of
the country that the House should express to
the absent Speaker It's confidence in his high
integrity It's admiration for his services ana its
hope for the restoration e his health. lie
therefore offered the following resolution:
Res0lrc7, That the House Of Representa-
,jveS at The moment Of closing its present >es-
sion, tenders to the Hon. NJ c. Kerr, its be-
loved presiding officer, the unanimous express
sion Of the heartfelt sympathy Of its men bers
IN lisafiicti0n, and the hope that the recovery
OF bis health may soon give to bis country the
benefit OF his counsel and example. Adopted
unanimously.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19
Letter from Beetown.

Lcetown, August u, 1876.
EDS FREE Press Sometimes a little news
from this section will, doubtless, interest some
of your numerous readers. Acting upon this
idea propose to give you some items. ~
mong the most important news is this; The
|. o. G.. Templars purpose having a grand
Temperance Encampmeut near Lectown, com
mencing on the oath day of August, and last
ing about eight OF ten days, to which Eucamp-
ment all Temperance organizations and all
good citizens are invited to pitch their tents
and participate in the pleasures Of the occa-
sion. We have the promise Of good music
the Bands from Charlestown and Keedysvil'e
have been employed to play during the en-
campmeut, and we feel confident the Charles
town boys will ut the best foot foremost.
Friday, the lst Of September, is set apart,
also the tents, grounds, &c, for the exclusive
use Of the Sabbath Schools Of every dcnomna-
ton and from everywhere On that day such
exercises AZ the Teachers and advisers may sug-
gcst shall have precedence over all things else.
All are invited to lie present. The Sabbath
will be devoted entirely to religions exercises
some eminent diyiues having promised to
preach for US. We expect a fine time.
Yours truly,
7 rrT.tvN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19
rElon, he ITinchester Na,rs.

We have not the data by us for an extended
notice Of the life Of this good man. For
many years he was Jealous aud an active
man in the Methodist Church, having con-
nected himself in early lie with the Balti-
more Conference Of that denomination, and
during the course Of long life, was known
ihr ughout the entire borders Of that orgaui-
cation. At the beginning of the war, he cast
his fortunes and bis Influence with the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and has
ever since been prominent in its couuScls-
lie wa last in Winchester during the meet
inc of the Conference in this place in March
Mr. Wilson stood in high rcppte among bis
fellow citizens, and was elected by them as
their representative from Frederick in the Con-
yenton that framed the present constitution Of
the State. A man Of large Intelligence, deci-
dcl principles, fluent in speech and firm in
unfolding his convictions, he was the point
around which the battle frequently ragged. lie
ever though fought for what be believed the
right, and stood uuAinchingly to he end lie
was q Christian gentleman ard the purity Of
his life well adorned the principles he pro-
fcsSed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19

secret workings Of the whole detestable sy'-
TEN to which be has given his name 1t has,
so far as possible. diverted from the channels
into which they had been forced, the revenues
Of the country, Notwithstanding the fact that
every opposition was made to the work. 1t
has materially reduced appropriations Of pub
Tic money, though in many instances, in ord'r
not to cndanger the proper working Of the ne
cessary departments, ithas been compelled to
accept the Seuate's notification Of its work
Ia this respect
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Mr.. Faulkner and the Sergeant-at
Arms.


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was sent up 10 arrest num- "uu O'l"s u''i ~
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months IRON Tue House, anu tha' no one III
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whether he was absent or present. Ills ao-
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the columns
Of newspapers and BY your Druggist to use some
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint tina.
YOU know nothing about, YOU get discouraged
spending money with but little success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that GHEaS'S ArGUsr
Flower will cure you OF Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plants with all its effects, such as Sour stomach.
Sick Headache, Uabitual Costivcucss. palpitation
of the Heart, Heart burn, Water brash, coming up
of food after eating, low spirits, ask you to 90
to youF Druggist, Light Mitchell, Charlestown,
and J. J. Gilbert, Iiarpers Ferry, and geta sam
pie Bottle OF GaEEA'S AUGUsI Flower for 10
cents aud Try il, ora Regular Size for 70 cents,
two doses VIII relieve YOU.
June "a 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19
CEom tie Richmond Aicoca,e.7 7

This venerable minister died in Charles
town, West Virginia, on the 9th inst, in his
74th year. lie was the patriarch of the Bal
timore Conference, and known and valued a.
mons American Methodis,s as a preacher
counsellor, and leader Of high endowments.-
The figure of his face was the look of Prince
in Israel-a kiugly and Christian countcnance
lie was the father Of our colleague, the Rev.
Alpheus w. Wilson, d. D., Of Washington,
d. C..
Tie late return Of the Virginia Editors from
District Conferences precIules all but thi.
brief mention of the death Of this noble
veteran this week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19
rE.om he Sml4l Of .Lnsrson. I

In his death his own church loses one of
its brightest ornaments, and the church uni
vcrsal man eminent for bis deep piety and
purity Of character, and uuliiuchiug devotion
to the cause of his Master, whom he ever with
manly independence thit never allowed
augbt 30 come between him and his sense Of
duty 10 the cause of Christianity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19

Productive FLoCE.-Mr. B. F. Rlmey has
a flock Of Is ewes which produced 10 lambs
10 Jan. On the 18th Of May he sold I6 of
The 10 lambs for 500. Again, ten of the
aforesaid ewes have lambs by their aides. Ii
any Of our farmers want to secure some Of
these prolific sheep, Mr. Ramey viii supply
them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-08-19

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After Eighteen Years experience By the Farm
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