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THE Democratic victory in Penn
sylvania was not such a tidal wave
after all The Democratic majorities
range from 5000 to 5000. In all truth
and soberness, this is not crusher.
Wheeling Standard.
oh, no; that wasn't crusher at
all. The State of Pennsylvania just
Topped over from about 10000 or 80.
600 Republican to near 10000 Dem
ocratic, but then when we consider
the great presidential larceny in con-
nection with all the other evil deeds
of the Republican party, it is in "all
truth and soberness" not so bad as it
might have been.
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Vest Va. U7siUerSitu,
1877. MOrgantown. 1879.

This Institution Of Learning, under
the Presidency Of Rev j r. Thompson, A
NJ, is entering upon a new era Of prus-
perity. During the Spring Term, just
closed the attendance Of students was
increased over IS per cent. 1t has .
large and scholarly Faculty. beautiful,
healthful and moral location; ample
Scientific and Philosophical apparatus;
a Library constantly growing; a curricu-
lum of the most thorough character; .
standard of scholarship surpassed by no
American institution Of learning.
THE EXPENSES ARE LESS than at
any other place known to afford equal
advantages. The Fall Term begins
Sept. 5sh; the Winter Term January 2nti-
and Spring Term March 9th. For full
information, catalogues, &C., address the
President. GEO. C. STURGISS.
June 10, 1877. Secretary Of Regent
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-22

THE Sr, CLAIRsvnLE Fam. The
weather was as fair and pleasant yesler.
day as could DO desired, and great many
Of our citizens went out 10 the st. Clairs.
vile Fair. The attendance at tho Fair
was very large, probably larger than ever
before, fully G,00O people being present.
The display Of stock was 4 prominent
feature, some very fine sheep, cattle and
hogs being on exhibition. A Royal Or
ford Mig, Of the Poland China breed, at.
tracled much attention. This pig Is two
years old and weighs $40 pounds.
There were several interesting races In
the afternoon. The first was a trotting
race, free for all. The horses entered ioi
this race we're; Wilder, by Harry Shinn
Of ZlncsyillC; 10. Morgan, by JEFF. Wood.
mansee, Of St. ClairSville; Belle Boyd, by
- Dorsey, Of Pittsburgh. Ga &C
count Of the breaking down Of Belle
Boyd's sulky, the first heat was a draw
The remaining heats wero az follows
Wilder, ., III, /; 10. Morgan, l, ., ., 8
Belle Boyd, ., ESQ. The time made
For The pacing race the following
horses were entered Bay Harry, by
A. p. Hancher, Of Wellsburg; Wild Billy
by W. NJ. Kilgore. Of Belmont county
Dutch Billy, by VIM. Frater, Of Belmont
county; Jo., by 10. Scott, OF Belmont
county. The noted PAGER, sorrel Billy,
was expected, but did not come, and con.
sequently Bay Harry had it all his own
way. The heats were: Bay Harry l, i, i
Wild Billy ., 9, .; Dutch Billy ., 3, 8
The officers Of the Association are
highly gratifCd at the success of the Fair
this season, and expect to realize enough
to make considerable Improvements on
the grounds. Among other improve.
ments, large hall will be built.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-22

THE CHEAPEST RooF Is THE GRAVEL
RooF.-George Crumbacker, Of this city,
ia now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting FIRE and turning water,
The tar used is put through a process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and no
matter how great the heat, il will not
run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs Of
every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumback.
er keeps on hand roofing cement and ce.
ment for tanks and sidewalks Of the beat
quality, which he offers for sale at the
lowest rates. This roof has stood fifteen
years in this city.
Address me through the poslolice or
call at my establishment, head OF
Eighteenth and Woods streets. All or.
ders promptly attended 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-22

FUNERAL OF ADAMS DoDsoS.-Thc
funeral Of the IAle Mr.. Adams Dodlon
took place yesterday afternoon, and was
largely attended. The remains were
brought from the family residence at
LAatherwood, and taken to St. Mathews
Church, where they were placed in front
OF the altar. The coffin was beautifully
and tastefully decorated with choice flow.
ers. Rev. ]. G. Armstrong, Rector Of
the Church, oficiated, reading the burial
service and announcing some admirably
selected hymns. The choir rendered their
selections in the most solemn, touching
and impressive manner. The church was
crowded, our citizens generally desiring
70 pay last tribute to the deceased
Mr.. Dodson was highly esteemed and
universally beloved. The large con-
course Of people at The church, and the
unusually large funeral procession dem
onstrated that his untimely loss was felt
and lamented. The remains were in.
tered at Greenwood. The pall.bearers
were: Hon. @. D. Hubbard, ]. N. Vance,
Geo. X. Wheat N. W. Burt, J. d. Du.
Boia, Thos. OBriep, Jos. Bell and Alonzo
LorinR,
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THEY QUARRELLED ABOUT A HORSE
VIM. Jacobs was employed by Fred
sehocke TO take care Of a horse in South
Wheeling. Schocke thought Jacobs was
overlooking the animal, and ventured Ia
mildly offer suggestion to that effect
Jacobs replied that he would feed ihe
horse just as he pleased, and II schockC
didn't like it he might lump il. Before
many minutes Jacobs found himself with.
out any horse to attend to, schocke hav.
ing relieved him Of that responsibility
and paid him what wages were due him,
Then Jacobs seized his little pistol and
threatened to shoot schocke. The mex.
act in the drama commences with scene
in Justice Schultzs office, where Jacobs
isarraigued as 4 prisoner, and is remanded
TO jail in default ofSl00 to insure hisgood
behavior for twelve month. The curtain
drops with Jacobs in dursnce vile.
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How IT Is DoNE.-Tho frs! oblec, in
Lille with the American people is 10 "get
rich;" the second, how to regain rooc
health: The Grst can be obtained by en-.
ergy, honesty and saving; tho second
good health,) by using GREES's Audusl
FLOWER. Should you be a despondent
sufferer from any Of the effects Of Dys.
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &c.
such as Sick Headache, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual Costiye.
ness, Dizziness Of the Head, Nervous
Prostitution, Low Spirits, &C., Won need
not suffer another day. Two doses al
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once,
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular si,e'
75lcents. Positively sold by all fir.t.cIssS
Druggists in the us. cod !
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TuE DERoEn FAmLY.-ThiS company
gave very fine entertainment in The
Opera Houie last night, before u good
audience. The programme contains just
enough variety to plense u critical
audience, and the performers "a a general
thing we're warmly applauded. The char.
actcr songs Of James Mckee sustained
that gentleman's reputation as a clever
comedian and an excellent singer. The
bell duet OF Miss Eta Morgan and Mr.
Henry Berger, the Crystal Chimes
OF Miss Alice Kellogg, and The
Berger Family in their bell ringing
specialties deserve special mention. The
Delanos, loo, were very good in their so
ciety sketclies, but Mr.. Jepps's efforts n,
Dutch comic singer icll very fat. W,
had almost forgotten The Coleman Sisters
who have improved wonderfully since
they were here last, and show consider
able skill in handling the banj1. The re-
mainder OF the company are Of medium
heit. Miss Anna Berger did not put 1t
an appearance, having been detained IL
Pennsyl TaDia by sickness.
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suRPRHERs sURPR1sED.-A surprise
party as general thing Is a welcome
treat to the party in whose honor the
happy affair is gotten up, but as there are
exceptions in almost all cases, the rule Of
course applies to those as we'll. A party
oil young gentlemen in this city desiring
70 pay their compliments to young lad
friend, on upper Main street, started
about arranging for one Of those little
"astonishers." The necessary funds, were
forthcoming, first-class band had been
engaged, ice cream, pound cakes. oysters,
&c, were ordered in abundance for this
would.be event Of the season, when a
big brother" took hand In the game
and astonished these young would.be sur.
prisers by limiting In rather an ungues.
toned manner that their room was far
more desirous than-their company, &c.
About ten young men in town now feel
30 cheap that they would be willing to
sell themselves Tor n cent piece and
throw in some to clinch the bargain,
Don't get mad about It boys, Just send
those goodies around 10 US and we will
give you an assurance Of their not being
refused.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-22

ROUTE OF To.NIdHrs PRoCEssrov.-
The following is the route Of the Work
ingmen's procession tonight: Form at
the State House, right resting on Chap.
line street; line Of march up Chapline 10
14th, down l4Lh to Market up Market 10
eth, down eth to Main, down Main TO
oath, up 9th to ChapIinc, up C6aplinc to
Goth, down Goth to Market, up Market TO
18th, up 18th TO Wood, up Wood to 10th,
down 10th to- hapliue, to Capitol square
and there be dismissed.
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A word to oHr z Friends |. and the


We call the attention Of our friends
and all thoae Ia want Of bargains in
Ready.made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods 10 the low prices offered by Kline
Brothers, "a Twelfth street. Composition
deded. Quick sales and small profits.
Atwood Cashmere Pants reduced ,o
So so.
Aiew more Of those So Business Suits
left, worth 81 90.
Atwood Cashmere Suits reduced to
Five White Handkerchief, 25 cls.
Five pair White Half Hose, % cts.
Good Undershirts and Drawers 90 cts
Boys Suits only 80 10.
Good Linen Collars, l2l cts.
Remember our name and number, ant
call and see for yourself that We Away
keep what we advertise.
fF KLINE BRorHERs,
I. a' .i'-i, No. 81 18th 81.
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TIE CouRn. -couSrY COuRT-Judse
Beyd.In the County Court yesterday
the following business was transacted:
The case Of r. Y. Btitt VI. james Bod
Icy, certified BY Justice VIM! Phillips, was
The case Of G. T. Cowan VS.. W. W.
KFouse, certified by Justice leander
Mir, was passed.
In the case Of Mrs. D. v. Volta Va.
George Frilsch, appealed from Justice
L. @. HugheS, the plaintiff made mo.
tion for 4 new trial, which the court will
hear At future day.
The case Of N. s. Budke rs. ]. W,
McKim, certified BY Justice w. II. Cald-
well, was tried before the following Jury
!. n. Norton, Charles BeekertoD, VIM,
Montgomery, james Hollingsworth, d
HsbrInk, J. P. Kelly, John Gibson, A. s
Nelson, ]. II. Stamp, o. W. Heiskell
Martin Pebler, All. Ehapline. The jury
returned a verdict for defendant
In the case Of John RobrechL appellee
Vs. D, & o. Railroad Co., appellant, ap
peAled from Justice w. H. Caldwell, b.
agreement the whole matter Of law ant
fact was submitted TO the court.
Trial list for to-day: L. W. Stephen
". X. johnson, Geo. Bowers vs.. Simue
Humss, John W. Berry 70. Thoma
Prince, administrator, Jos. Webb vs.
LEX shabordy, L. Clark and N. Done
van va. Nail City Brewery.
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PRopArE Business. - The following
probate business was transacted in this
county yesterday:
The will Of Wa. Hukill, deceased, was
proved and admitted to probate. James
and Martin Hukill were appointed ex.
eeutors. Bond $4,000, with Robert NJ.
Bonar and A. n. Ridgely as sureties.
George W. RobinGon was appointed
Guardian Of Mamie P. Robinson, Minnie
F. Robinson and Eva G. Robinson, Or
phAns Of Ellen L. Robinson, deceased
Bond $500; W. q. Robinson surety.
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OFFICERS OF FEMALE TURNER'S So.
CIErY.-The section Of the Turner So.
ciCty known az the Sister Turner's recent.
ly organized by electing the following
officers: PRESIDENT, Augusta Jahnke;
Vice President, Helena Roemer; Score
tary, Mary Roemer; Treasurer, Blanche
Capped; Board Of Directors-Hannah
Jahnke, Emma straub, Elizabeth Freith,
Katrina Nunge, Amelia Nungc, Katrina
Brown.
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WANTED TO SELL HIM A PlAXo.-A
gentleman living some five or six miles
out of town was in the city the other day,
and while utdinner at . holel remarked
to friend that he thought OF purchasing
piano for his family. He says thai
since that time he thinks there have been
about twenty-five different agents at his
house, who left something like 800 circu.
lars. He is talking Of opening reading
rnom
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TARoLr PRACTICE ny TIE MATHEWS
IL0HT GUARDs.-The Mathews Light
Guards will 90 out 10 tho vicinity Of Mt
de Chantal this afternoon and engage in
target practice. It's expected that some
thirty or lhirty.fve Of the men will turn
out, in full uniform. The shooting will
be conducted under the rules and regula,
tons prescribed for the United States ser.
vice.
The distance will be three hundred
yards, and the target will consist Of q
bull's eye eight inches in diameter, centre
circle twenty.six inches in diameter, in.
ner circle fOrty.six inches in diameter;
the outer is tho remainder Of The
target. Scoring a bulls eye counts
five, centre four, inners three, out,
ers two. Each man will DO en-,
titled to ten shots. The marker will
signal each shot, using for the purpose O
disk at least one foot in diameter, paint.
ed white for a bullh eye, red for centres,
black aud white for inners, and black for
cutters.
The gun used is tho breech.louding
Springfield rifle, calibre iorty.fve,
weighing about 81 pounds. The cartridge
Weighs about Gil grains, or between
eleven and twelve TO the pound.
It is the intention, We believe, Of hay.
ing target practice one afternoon Of each
week, as long as the weather permits
Mr.. James McAdams has prepared q
target and the, necessary disks. Il will BE-
the duty Of First Sergeant Charley
Franaheim to act as marker.
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A PUBLIC NuIsANcE.-Residents all
along the north side OF 10th street, be.
tween Jacob and Wood streets, arc great.
ly annoyed By the filthy and unhealthy
condition Of the cutters. The curb and
CUTTERS are so out Of order that the latter
cannot be kept clean, and all appeals TO
the Health Officer seem OF no effect. One
old citizen says "Ihe officials have done
nothing to the gutter mentioned for IL
vnsraD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-22

CHEAP Music BooKs.-A few copies
each OF the choice music books mention
ed herein, at 81 70 each, nicely bound,
and g % each, cloth bound, may be had
at Shields Music Store, Main street.
Vocal, Gems OF Sacred Song, Gems Of
German Song, Gems Of Scottish Song,
0perAtic Pearls, Shower OF Pearls,
Wreath Of Gems, Silver Wreath, Opera
Bouffe, etc. Piano: Homo Circle, Piano
Forte Gems, Musical Treasure, Gems Of
Strauss, Piano at Home, Parlor Gems, eic.
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PERSONAL PoNTs.-Mr. VIM. shockey,
BriCe'a drug clerk, and mother, Yesterday
left for Chicago, and will spend hboul
tWbReekH with friends In that city. 'fi
Among the arrivals ~ the 81. James
yesterday were b. w. slagle, Defiance, o.;
:. L. Mooney, Woods6Sld, o., and Fred.
G. Berger, Henry @. Berger, Miss Kate
Douglass, Miss Funny Delano, Miss Alice
Coleman, Miss Clara Coleman, Miss Eta
Morgan, Miss Alice Kellogg, JepPe Del.
Rno, JAnesW. Mckee, George W. BOWron.
Of the Berger Family Troupe.
We notice among The arrivals yeater.
day at the Stamm The following; ]. Il.
Brown, WelSel CO.; Thos. Hall, Wells.
burg; w. N. Curtis, II. II. King, Beth.
ahyi 7. P. Jacobs, New Martinsville.
Mr., John Stevenson Is now the oldest
conductor on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad, having been In the service for
more than twenty years. He has won
an enyiable reputation, and Is universally
popular along the road, being an efficient,
urbane and clever gentleman.
At a recent meeting Of the Directors Of
the Gettysburg Theological Seminary Of
the General Synod Evan. Lutheran
Church, Rev. s. B. Barnitz, Of this city,
was elected TO deliver the next lecture on
the "Rice Endowment" the subject being
1.-THE direction and development Of lay
work. The lecture occurs In May next.
]. c. StoCkwell, Esq, District Agent
for West Virginia Of the Home Mutual
Lille Insurance Company Of Pennsylvania,
reached the city yesterday on busineEl
connected with his company.
Rev. E. +. Wunderlich and family yes
terday left for Portsmouth, Ohio, where
Mr.. Wunderlich will be stationed for the
next three years.
Rev. s. d. Barnilz aud ". p. Wiley
Esq, are announced 10 speak nj the Otls
Hall Temperance, meeting tonight.
Capt Sieve Ripley yesterday returned
from Connellwille, Pa, where hO has
been attending reunion Of the AyerilI
brigade. Fs
MIR. J. E. McEennan was tho acting
clerk Of the Municipal Court yesterday
Clerk Darrah spent the day atst. Glars
vile.
Jack Glnsscock, formerly third base,
man Of the old Standard nine, ia now
playing with club at Buffalo, N. Y.
Al the Mcclure Inst night were: c
Shelburne, W. s. Hoge, Bethany; NJ. J.
Becker, +. T. G. WhiIesell, Pittsburgh.
Miss Ella linn, Of Wheeling, W. Va.
ia in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. p
J. Dittoe. Miss Zinn Is n charming
young lady OfmuCh Hairete and possessing
many accomplishments. We are pleased
TO state che will spend the winter in
EvahsTillc.-EtaR1itc (Iad) Courier.
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BOUND 0vER,-Edward Werner was
before Justice Bulger on Thursday eve
ming, 10 answer charge Of assaulting
Harry McCune, q young son OF William
McCune, by striking him with n stone
and hurting his arm" The EXAMINATION
resulted in the defendant being required
TO give $50 bond, conditioned to keep
the peace for six months.
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SEE Kline Bros card, head of local.

TaE attention Of readers ia called TO a
notice in another column, stating that
DR.. J. Il. Smith, Of Newark, n. J., Of the
Reformed Episcopal Church, will preach
in Wiesel Hall next Sunday. He il also
announced 10 lecture, Mondayleyening, on
the distinctive Principles Of the Re.
formed Episcopal Church. As DR.. Smith
enjoys high standing in his Church. It
is presumed that his lecture and preach.
ing will be Of commanding interest.
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TRANsrER OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer OF real estate was admit.
ted to record in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Sept. q, 1877, by John A.
Holiday and wife 10 Augustus Meuue,
for the west portion oflot number Of, on
the corner Of cath and Jacob streets,
having frontage Of 20 feet; 81 100.
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The CmLDRES's HOME PAVEMENT
The curb having been set and the grade
fixed on Jacob street, TO the east OF the
Home building, new pavement is ne.
cessiiated and the directors have been Mt
work making an effort 10 have it accom-
plished without coat. The President Of
the Directors informs us that about 1900
brick are yet needed. Mr.. Jacob Hull
has offered 10 put down the pavement for
"love Of the good cause" and several
brickmakers have responded 10 the re.
quest for brick. The plan should, by nil
means, succeed before cold weather sets in.
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Blood is tho source from which we de.
rive our physical and mental capAbill-
ties; II Il contains poisonous matter our
organic functions are thereby weakened,
hence the necessity that II be kept clean
and pure, and this can DO done in no bet
ter way than by an occasional dose Of
McLains' Wheeling Pills,
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THE Lancaster NJ. L. Church, Noun,
tain View, Belmont county, Ohio, will
be dedicated 10 divine worship on Sab,
bath, September SOth, at 10l o'clock A. N
Rev. J. r. Thompson, A. N: President
West Virginia University, will preacl,
the dsdicatory sermon. Pastors OF nd.
joining charges and the public generally
are cordially invited 10 attend.
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FALL N oAB.-YesIerdny morning a
countryman was en- route to the city with
load Of oats, and as he was coming up
Fulton hill one Of the axleB OF his wagon
broke. He said it would cost him more
to repair his wVgOn than his oats would
amount to.l
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ANNUAL HARvEsT FESTIVAL. - The
congregation Of Zion Lutheran Church,
on Market street, Centre Wheeling, will
tomorrow celebrate their annual harvest
festival. In the morning the pastor, Rev
Mehrwein, will conduct the usual religi,
Qua services, and in the evening the Sab,
bath School will have some interesting
exercises. The church will be appropri-
ately trimmed with flowers and fruit, and
eacl of the children will receive pres,
ent in the shape Of a small sack contain.
ing fruit. The exercises will be in Ger.
man, and the Festival itself originated In
the Fatherland,
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LOST HIS REAsoS.-Mr. Joseph
Springer, Of Portland, Ohio, became de,
ranged on Sunday last, and was on
Thursday sent to the Asylum for the In
sane, at Columbus. Mr.. Springer is pro.
prielor Of store at Portland, and is well
known in this city. His insanity ia
thought to have resulted from buIinesl
troubles.